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New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
STIMSON LOSES ALBANY?
Dix Carries County by Small Plu-
rality, It Is Believed.
rRv telegraph 70 The Tribune.


Albany. Nov. S-Henrv L Stinlson. the
Repvbltcan candidate Tor Governor. re
-efvad 2 severe cutting IN Albany County
today. with the result that the county was
urohablv carried by John A DIX by a
plurality n between 100 and 200. For the
fret zine in several years the county has
been aa-ried by a Democratic candidate for
Governor Practically in every election dis
trict IN the county Mr.. stimson was cut
rv. Republicans. The remainder Of the Re
publican state ticket probably carried the
county bv between 200 and 800
William Barnes, jr-. had a hard ume
electing his own county ticket. and there
was some doubt at midnight as 70 whether
Senator Cra+tan. candidate for County
Clerk. was elected. State Committeeman
P z. McCabe said that the Democratic
county ticket had been elected
The three Assembly candidates, Hinman,
Nolan and Waters. were reelected hy a
small margin. Nolan received a plurality
Of less than 80 Henry NJ Sage vas prob
ablv elected Senator. and Henry s. De
forest. Of Schenectady. elected Congressman
from the albany Schenectady district ny
close vote William 2 Ruud- Barnes
candidate for Supreme Court justice from
the Sd Judicial District. may b. beaten by
Joseph A. lawson. Democrat The vote Is
close. Rucd was nominated after Barnes
had turned down Justice Randall j Le-
boeuf- WHO was appointed 10y Governor
Late returns Indicated that The Barnes
county ticket was elected by between 200
and 300 Tho Democrats however. say
thev elected their county ticket
The Republicans AZ midnight declared
that Stlnson mad carried the county by
about 80 NJ Barnes or Luther n War
ner county chairman declined TO comment
on the election tonight.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
THE RESULT IN ERIE COUNTY
Koenig and O'Malley Run Ahead in
Buffalo. Although Dix Carries County


rRv Telegram % The T-ibuneI
Buffalo. Nov. G-Dix carried Buffalo hv
500 and will carry Erie County bv 400
The vote ir Buffalo city showed a wide
range. as is indicated by these pluralities:
Dix. 400. CONWAY. 200, Sohmer. 800;
Ecerfg CRe0). 552, O'Malley Rep, $500:
Kennedy. 700. and BenseI. 200
Charles 4 Poolev OeuD, for Justice Of
the Supreme Court. gets 1880 plurality in
Buffalo over Clark H Zimmerman, (Rep.G
The ath Judicial District comprises Erie
and seven other counties and usually gives
IL. .0sn Republican majority for justice Of the
Supreme Court.
Justice John Woodward. nominated by
both parties is reelected to the Supreme
Court in the 9Th District
Henry W Hill and George A Davis
member Of the state Senate since 1901 and
1895. respectively. went down to defeat
Senator Hill was chairman Of the Commit
tee on Finance and Senator Davis the chair
man Of the Committee on Judiciary in the
last session Of the Legislature
Another notable loss to the Republicans
vas the S6rh Congressional District, which
u s. Alexander has represented for sew
eraI terms Representative Alexander was
chairman Of the Rivers and Harbors Com
rnittee Of the last Congress and his district
had been claimed safe by several thousand
He was defeated by Charles Bennett
Smith. a newspaper man Alexander polled
400 more votes on the Republican ticket
than were given TO Smith by the Demo-
Gratis. but Smith was also the nominee Of
the Prohfbitionists and Independence
League. and the votes Of the latter will
pull him through by a narrow margin
The Republicans also lose two members
Of the Assembly. the Democrats electtng
their candidates in seven out of the nine
districts
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

about 300 majority in Putnam II complete
returns in Columbia and Greene substan-
tiate Democratic estimates. R E ConneIl
is elected TO Congress. He has 100 majority
IN the I'd Dutchess District. which will be
about offset by the Republican majority
In the 1st District, leaving Fish's majority
Of 300 in Putnam to combat ConueIrs
majority in Greene and Columbia
Connell has been city editor Of The
Poughkeepsie Nevs-Press'' for twenty
years. This is the first time he has ever
been elected TO Office.
Republican advtces tonight from Hudson
are that Connell has 163 majority in Colun-
bta County and about 300 IN Greene This
narrows the count for the 21st Congress
district down to a narrow margin for
either man
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Dem. is appar
emily elected State Senator, carrying
Dutchess and Columbia Counties.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
RENSSELAER,
rRy Telegraph TO The Tribune J

IRy Telegraph 10 The Trihunel
Trov. y. Y, Nov. 2-Senator Allen was
80 elected in Rensselaer, County by about
,oo riurality over e. 5. McChesnev DemD.
as+er a hard and close fight. Senator
4I,ar,s record on the Hughes issues proved
-4f..ttve IN re-electing him His plurality
49, the count Is about $50 He lost the
a., to NcChesney by L331-
.r,a entire Republican state ticket carried
r,-.-saiaer County Mr. Stimson had 25s
,-a,ifv James Thompson Rensselaer,
,i.'..-.,..= candidate for State Controller.
.,,aad Of his ticket. owing 10 his popu-
-. ,r the county. AssemblyrneD Kelly
20. Lansing Republicans, are reelected
,'.,-.,ressman Draper. Republican was re
hv about 800 plurality. Draper
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
CHAUTAUQUA
Stimson Carries County by About 1000
-VreeIand and Hamilton Reelected.


jamestown. y. Y. Nov 8-StimsOn car
rted ChautsUoua County by q plurality Of
about 700 He runs behind the rest Of
the Republican ticket by about 200 in the
county. having heen cut in the cities Of
Jamestown and Dunkirk
f B Vreeland Rep1 is elected 70 Con-
gress IN the 9th District by a plurality
approximating 12,0oo votes. a strong fight
having been made against him by the labor
unions Of Jamestown. Olean, Salamanca
and Dunkirk
Charles NJ Hamilton CRepD IS reelected
Senator from the Chautauqua -Cattaraugus
district by 1000 plurality. The Rev. julius
lincoln lRep) is elected member Of the
Assembly in the lst Chautauqua District
bv 4O00 plurality and John Leo Sullivan. in
the Cd Chautauqua District. by 1900 plu-
rality.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
WARREN
Plurality for Sttmson and Greatly Re-
duced One for Emerson.
TBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

Pv Telegraph % The Tribune
Troy. " 7, Nov S-Stimson carries
Warren County by about 500 The RepuOli-
can plurality for Hughes in the county
TWO years ago was about 200 The change
is due partly to the fact that Glens Falls
is the native town Of Dix and large com
plimentary vote was given him
The biggest upset was the reduced plu-
rality of State Senator James A Emerson.
Republican He was reelected by about
800. When he last ran his plurality was
about 5 100 The detection was due to local
factionaI difficulties and the fight for
county leadership in the SD District. De
Long. Democratic Assemhlyman. was de
feated by Henry 2. H. Debrereton by
about 500. George s Raley, Republican,
was elected county Judge; the remainder Of
the Republican ticket was elected by about
the same pluraHties.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
SCHENECTADY
Entire State Ticket Wins in County
StlmEon Plurality 524.
- T-Les-anr n - TrIbnne

-.if'l To J - 4EilbEe
SCHENECTADY. Y Y. Nov s-Altbougn
the entire republican state ttcket won in
his county. stimson. ran about 400 hebind
his plurality was 524. oorpare5 vim a
plurality Of 1873 for Hughes two vears
ago The reduction Of Stimson's vote ia
attributed 70 the heh- between the old
g,,,ard and tie recen-I, orgapized collrr,.
Drogressl.t 2 association This enmftv As
further sh2~h IN the results for Congress
man IN Us t-sfb-t H. : DefOrezt an
"old giaII man. lost the city lE lus lut
ran sllehil4 ahead in the county. having
. county p n'FT9Hiiiy tT4H Of 2is william Barnes
iiltonnty and pulled nI,,rai5tg - -aa e.
Deforest. thereby eleoting him by about
2,706
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
THINK HAMILTON FISH BEATEN

by Telegraph 70 The TrTbuneJ
Poughkeepsie, n 7. Nov. s.-Dutchess
County gives Dix about 100 ma jority. Chan
Ter Dem) is reelected to the Assembly
from the % Dutchess District by 100
majority Hoyt DEM is apparently elect
ed to the Assembly in the 1st DUtchess
District
Hamilton Fish, Republican, has a small
majority in Dutchess County. and has
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

carries Washington County by about 800
S1irnson's plurality in Washington was
2 bout 2OOO. Assemhlvnan Parker is re-
elected in Washington County by about
2G00 This is about 500 to LOCO below the
normal Republican plurality. and IS at
tributed to the activity Of the Prohibition
candidate, who made an issue Of Parker's
vote for SUNDAY baseball
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
oEsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
FOR SALE.

ZIG BARGAIN5-Slightiy used office furniture.
desks typewrtters. casn registers. adding ma
chimes mtmeographs. fling cabinets. safes. ad-
dressing machines. time clocks. partitions. check
protectors bookcases. NATHANS. 4 White St
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09

Some politicians say in
November what they
thought in August-Others
say IN August what they
deny In November. Our
midsummer novelty reRec-
tions bear golden fruits in
Autumn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
JEFFR|ES PAYS A
VISIT To PARENTS
Will Go TO Catalina Island TO
Spend Fortnight or
More.

Los ANGELES. Cal. July S.-After a
brief visit 10 his aged parents Immediate
ly upon his arrival here today, James j.
Jeffries, tho fallen idol OF pugiism. left
the city and tonight is immured in the
little oup-lkc valley that holds his be-
loved alfalfa fields. He Will remain at
the ranch until tomorrow, when he will
start for Catalina island, where. II he
does not change his mind he will pass
fortnight or more. while his broken
spirit and battered countcnance are
mending.
After the Catalina trip he will seek the
mountain Businesses to hunt deer. To
get away from civilization. friends and
critics seems 10 be his main object now
The big fellow refused TO see any one
except HIS partner. Jack Kipper, and
Sam Berger, whose managerial duties
ended when Jehries ceased to be a cham
pion at Reno on July 4. Berger will ac-
company Jelfries on the Catalina trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
TURF GOSSIP

Patterson, which was passed around to
take the days opener Friday. had his
measure taken by Lawndalc Belle.
Miles. the winner OF the mile dash. has
gained his second wind, The bay colt OF
Mieraine is rounding To his best form.
After several trials at the barrier, Pearl
Bass finally won bracket Tho Alta
max filly thought she would fool the
talent and win a. heat
Twenty Hours. which was we'll played
by the form students TO take tho two
year-old race, was twenty minutes late
coming home.
Abe Slupskey was we'll meant TO win
the youngsters race. Abe tried 10 steal
a march ON the starter by breaking
a furlong But when the field broke Abe
dogged 1t badly and was beaten off
Lena Lcch and Lady Panchita were
the two that carried the bulk Of the
educated money. The latter won the
and Lena was third.
Owner Frank Farrar stood 10 win a
bunch OF money had McNally moved UP
notch further
Jockey Boland, who was badly shaken
up In a race tho other day Is getting
along nicely and will be about again
Monday.
The handicap at a mile and quarter.
in which Whldden. Roy Junior. Coppers
and Early Tide hooked up, will be hot
distance horses now in training at Buena
Vista park.
Frank Hutchinson G,ittIe uutch), once
4 noted Chicago scribe. but now a sue
ccSsful turf operator, mingled with the
ground squirrels Friday. He is on his
way 10 the scene of racing on the big
New York tracks.
Charley Campau, manager = OF the
Cheyenne Jockey club. has registered 200
horses, which are going 10 take in the
meeting at Cheyenne.
Eight layers made the weight Friday
and all were kept more than busy during
the afternoon.
Jack Adler has charge OF the ring at
Scranton and Wilkes Barre. Pa.
The suspension of the stable OF H. G.
Bedwcl by the Is7tonia stewards was the
main topic of conversation at the track
Friday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
RAY HARBOUR TAKES
H0N0RS AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Ky. July s.-Ray IIar-
roun, the Marmon star, captured the
honors at the opening Of the grand cir
cult automobile races at Churchill Downs
Hughes iu n Parry, Bill Endcott in a
Cole so, Walter Emnons in "A Hcrrcshoir
and Dawson in A Marmon a,so wero win
ners. Harry Endicott in an Il M, f.
crashed through the fence at the turn
Into the stretch in the second race, but
although his car was smashed lie es-
capped serious injury. The fea ture OF
the day WAS Il 25-milc combination race
IN which TWO classes OF cars started at
the same time.
The large class was won BY Ray Har-
roun in a Marmon, while Eli Endcott in
a Cole 30 won tho small car event. The
track was slow, but Harroun made his
twenty-five miles in 2s minutes
Tho summary:
Inches piston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
(Hcrreshoff), won, Edmonds Qierro-
shoff), second: Smith OIcrrcshoff) third.
Time, 6:45
to 250 piston dispIaccment-W. Endi-
colt (CoIe 30) won; Edmunds (Cole 30),
second. Time, 6.17
Third race, five miles. for cars 23l to
Stinson (Black Crow. third Time, 5:56.
Fourth race. five miles. for cars sol
to 400 piston placement-lIarroun
ond; Gilchrst (Stoddard Dayton). third.
Time, Cos.
Fifth race. five miles, handicap. for
cars under 500 piston displacement-En-
mons (Hcrreshoff). l minute 10 seconds.
won; Hughes (Parry). % seconds sec
ond. Eudicott (Colc 30). 50 seconds, third
Time, 5:17. Eight starters.
Sixth race, five miles, free for all
Harroun (Marmon), won; Dawson MAR
NOM, second, Gilchrist (Stoddard Day
ton). third. Time $40 60.
Seventh race. hve miles, free-for- all
handicap-Hughes Parry). % seconds.
won, Harroun CMarmon), scratch. sec
ond; Endicott (Cole 3o), 20 seconds. third.
Time. sos Nine starters.
Eighth race, % miles. race "a for
cars l6I TO $50 piston displacemcnt-En
dicott (Cole 30). won; Edmunds (Cole
30). second.
Race "B" for all cars-TIarroun MAR
moD), won; Dawson (Marmon). second /.
Gichrist (Stodda rd- Day yton), third Time
rs :53. Six starters
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
Rock Makes Statement.

NEW YORK. July S.-"The state
ment of Messrs. Klein, Selig and Shor
as 10 the exhibition OF the ,Jeffries ohm
son fight pictures correctly represents
our attitude as nearly as can be stated
at this time - said William L. Rock
of the Vitagraph company of America
IN bis Office today shortly after his ar
rival here from Reno with the original
films of the fight pictures in his pos
session.
- can think OF nothing to add at this
time 10 the statement these men made
in Chicago continued Mr. Rock, Gun
less it be to say that while opposition
10 the production Of the pictures in GER
tain localities is expected, it is my be-
lief that the general public sentiment of
the country will not favor their total
suppression.
''The people az a whole, ] think it
will be found, want to see the repro
duction of the great battle and while
we do not expect to combat adverse
sentiment by legal means, there IS
every reason to expect the views will
be very generally shown
Mr. Rock said that at meeting Of
all those interested in the fight pictures
to he held later, it was expected a
definite plan of action would be decided
upon and announced. The films them
selves are turning out well. he added
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
LAT0NIA RACE MEET
WILL CLOSE SATURDAY

LArONIA. July S-PinlSola had TO
shoulder too much weight in the handicap
al Latonia today in comparison with his
light weighted rivals and was defeated by
Leamence The meeting ends tomorrow:
The results:
First race, five furlongs-Mockler.
straight 5000. won: Jack Weaver, place
$3.50. second; Little Father, show $3.50.
third. Time 1:01 3-5
Second race. five furlongs-Mary Day.
straight, 5000, won Colletta, place SIC.
second; Bvia, show $40. third. Time.
1:02 2-5
Third race. mile and twenty yards
Romp, straight 500. won; Donna H..
place $50. second Beau Brummel. show
s. 40, third. Time. 1:42 %,
Fourth race. one mile-Leamence.
straight $50. won, Pinkoa. place $3.50.
second Foxy Mary. show $3.50, third,
Time, 80 2-5.
Fifth race, six furlonEs-Emperor Will
liam. straight, $40, won: Matte Beraud
place $50, second; Ethel D.. show Ss,20.
third. Time. l:13 2-J.
Sixth race, mile and a siXtcenth-Gal-
litoa, straight SIS, won: Rowland Otis
place s6.i0, second; Lady McNally. show
81 so, third. Time 1:47,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
SPLENDID CARD At
THE RACES TONIGHT
New Wandamere MOtOrdrOme
Is to Be Scene of Some
Fast Going.

After A rest OF nearly a week. Salt
Lake motorcycle fans will have an op-
portunity Of seeing the real thing I'm the
sEeed Iino again tonight at the new WAN
damere motordromc. The race between
Whittier ard De Roster IS ono of tho BIZ,
features.
TWO new men will appear in tonight S
programme. They arc Sieve Senhouse.
the popular local bicycle rider and Emil
ing America and a graduate OF the ia
nous New York 5iX-dly race. ASraz
has selected the motor paced game ms
tie best one at Tin" new inotordrome and
Will give an exhibition behind one OF the
big pacing machines. wv. Z. Samuelsor
Will also do the same Kind oil stunt In
addition To these there Will be open pro-
fessional and amateur races, The races
start at p. m, and n three minute cal
service is promised to Wandnmere.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
DAY At |
THE RACE TRACK
Two Thousand Women Take Adj.
vantage of Courtesy of
Jockey Club. {
! Y
FRIDAY ANOTHER GOOD
DAY FOR THE "B0OKIES'
Form Holds in but Two Races
Exciting Finishes of
All Events.

Ladies day brought out a large crowt1
of the fair ones at the Euena Vista tracf
Friday afternoon, In the grand stanis
women were in big majority. and It Il
estimated that 1000 ladies took advantart
OF the courtesy OF the Jockey club TH,
racing was good. with exciting finshers
The books had little the best OF thu
day. MS form held only in two races.
The crowd had n thrill in the lrs5
race. when Phosphorus "a 100 to L shop
led by several lengths until the strlnf.
rounded into the stretch. when it bct
came lost in the bunch. Lawndale Belle
Patterson and Tansy then took the lead
running even from the paddock gate u,
the judges stand On the finish LawnI
dale Belle laid 2l TO J, beat out the fat
vorite by a nose. Tansy, % to !, running
a close third.
The second race. for five furlongs was
closely contested throughout. Tho horsef
did not run to form, and Pearl Bass
at 10 |. won in an exciting finish I4ady
Panchita had 4 wallsaway in the third
race. Throughout the greater part Of the
SIX furlongs she had safe lead. and al
the wire outdistanced her competitors by
several lengths Lady Panchlia. March.
monet and Lena Lech, the three horsef
which were played the heaviest, Finished
in the order named
The fourth event: for one mile, vas tht
horses were entered, and the play was
particularly even. MlleS was the fdVOrite'
being laid 6 TO b. This horse took the
lead from the start and finished by Z
safe margin.
Noyeorod took the nfth event aftef
running a good race. Coming down the
stretch 1t led by two lengths Airs
which had been picked by the talent tf
win let McNally beat it out for place.
The sixth race was one OF the most
exciting of the day. Captain Burnett, the
favoritc, and Livius. a second choice. gol
off badly. and with them out of the ra 70
the prize was open to the outsiders n
Continued on Following Page
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
Clarke Breaks Record
YALE ATHLETICS
COST LARGE SUM
Annual Report Places Cost at
More Than Hundred
Thousand.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, July S.-1ale' s
athletics last year cost Sl0i.940, accord :
ing to the annual report nled last night
by the financial committee of the Yale
Athletic committee. which includes Wal
ter Camp, Henry b. Sargent and Prof,
Theodore S, Woolsey.
4 feature of the report is the fact
that track athletics alone show an in
crease In receipts for tho year which
closed in September. 1909, Football re-
ccipts were $3.50. n decrease OF SI17l;
baseball receipts were S4723. a decrease
OF S3l0; and track athletics show an in
crease OF 1897. and total receipts list
OF S3S1l.
Track athletics cost Sl9.364 an increase
OF $3.50; baseball cost So, ISI. a deere ase
of s6254: boating cost $l9.S1S. an in
crease of sT76. and football S37.S46, ii de-
crease OF $SSSS.
A sum of $500 was expended for minor
athletics and $50, 600 for the Carnegie
swimming pool This leaves II balance of
profits from athletics OF SiS31 for the
year, as compared with S906. the pre-
vipuS year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
DYNAMITING OF FISH
Is STILL IN PROGRESS

Speci3. 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. July S.-Another evidence OF
the dastardly work OF the pot hunter"
was brought TO the attention Of The
sheriff's office this morning by people
living in the Glasgow addition. who re-
ported that hundreds OF dead fish were
floating down Ogden river. having been
dynsmited at some point below the
Washington avenue bridge.
Charles Van der Vles. former fish and
game warden, made an investigations
and found the stream full of carp suck
ers and trout. number OF the dead
fish were brought 10 the office of the
sheriff. and showed clearly that they had
been killed by all explosion Of dynamite.
The waters Of the streams in and sur
rounding Ogden arc low at this season
and II is all easy matter for the fpot-
hunter 10 dynamite the deep holes
where the fish have taken refuge, No
clue 10 the culprits has been found
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
STUDENTS
MEET DEFEAT IN GAME

The Spring7'ile basketball team which
was organized among the Springvlle
@sauoen's @ at,endins me summer school
yesterday afternoon In n spirited con-
test. The springvllle team captained by
Homer Christensen. the b. Y. II. star. is
sued a challenge TO play any five In the
school
Instructor Robert Richardson, who
coached the university basketball team
last season, organized a team and ac-
cepted the challenge. A large number OF
the students gathered in the gymnasium
To see the contest. which was one Of the
swiftest seen on this floor The game re-
suited in q 2G 10 "A victory for. Richard
SONS team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
WILL CONSIDER
PUbL|C'S WISH
If People Are Against Fight
Films, They Will Not
Be Shown.
SUCH is STATEMENT OF
MOVING PICTURE HEADS
Philadelphia Mayor Thinks the
Whole Thing Is a
Nightmare.

CHICAGO, July S-Stirred by the
growing sentiment throughout the coun-
try against the exhibition of the jeff
ries-Johnson fight films, George Klein
William Selig and George T. Shor, rep
resentatives of the moving picture syn"
dicate, have issued the following state
ment:
"No efforts Will be made to show the
pictures IN any city or town where ad,
verse legislation has been taken. 1t
will not be necessary TO get out in
functions for this combine docs not in
tend to buck the law in any city or
state. We do not think these pictures
arc any different from those which have
been displayed of the Johnson Burns
and johnson ketchel fights, but if we
find that popular sentiment is against
them we will lay them on the shelf and
not show them at all -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-09
Empire City Results.

EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK. n. Y.
July S.-Guy Fisher. in winning the han
dicap Al one mile and twenty yards TO-
day. showed remarka bic improvement
over his recent race here when he An.
ished third Tho track was slow and
deep IN mud. The results:
First race. six furlongs-Back Chief,
10 ], won; Chickasaw. to /, second
Ethel D., to |, third Time, 1:14 20
Second race, five and a. half furlongs-
Pickaninny II to 10. won; Ben I.asca, 81
10 !. second: Crash. is TO !. third Time
l;09 3-5.
Third race. mile and twenty yards
Guy Fisher. Is To &. won: I'riscillian
10 20, second; Apache. 80 10 1. third
Time. ]: "A.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Beaucoup. To 20, won; Blackford tc
!. second: Galley Slave. % to l. third
Time. l;5O.
Filth race, five and a. half furlongs-
Novelty, 10 /, won: Hereto 10 10 1
second; Q. Fl. Buster. 80 to l. third
Time. los
Sixth race, mile and siNteenth-Sir
CleEes, won; C;reenbridge. 10 ]. second
Elgin, 40 TO l, third. Time Isl