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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

First race (mside1s; two-y~ar- clds: Ave .at .
half furongsl--I<s Darcy. lits =! Cepitsnis. llt.
Golden solder ia Judge Wright II. llt. BIZ
McCIoy. IA Ecu dAriece. III ileai. I'D DHJ
Small III. Man O. the Hour. IA. Spirit @; Ffales.
ia: SIR oracle. ia 'Jsphct. ia. Lindsey, III
5Trayers, III. Also eligible. fBIaz0nry. ia
Second race (se,ing three-yeAl Old. a1f lpsrl
six furlougsl-Bougias :, lLti SM-i e,L ~
.Xylon. l2l: ALEX Getz. rs. -Emien. 10
.Beau,ifuF Morn. lO5: Nng Worth. 10 KIM Bu
got ia. vermont III; 'Cudd.e ID. III. 'bs'
Bannock. l09.
Third race fclamilz: three-yesr-oifs an 10
ward. one mile and sixteenth -DartN0fth, u,
SILK Bird. ia. IIish Tide. ZOE. SAfg,n II. 10
-Petlar. lO7. 'StelGnls. i0i Mr. MAO. u.
Pierrot IL: Mar Warren. 100. Easter LAY. lP
-Gaia1ay, iOf. -Nspricon. -
Fourth race che OaAwOod HanQic,p. three Ye.
old- and upward. one mi.c)-B0r0s. 1855 -
Cudihee l0l: Ed Roche l0i. Shoofilg star :,
Flitergod, ll2. Icsrs. l0i. Haubgrk ioi
Frth race lthe Princess Patricia ihse. ri'e'
and mares three-year dds and upward ore n'sl
Dorcas lO7. Graphic. 100. Celtic l9'. Code
Rcd 100
SIKH race Claiming: thr-e-year-ods ~ 10
ward. one mile and a sirteelthl-fisur Lau1e.
liz: Egmont ll2: Bank BIZ lQs. Hidden >'iI
1916. Casaba los. 'Bily Oliver. lOi. fa.rE 10
Impression ll2. Lynn. 100, QIien Sahc lol fIi
RYAN. 100. Broom CON. i0i
Seventh rae lseilirs. three yesr-o,ds aid ~
ward: one mile and seventy yarisl--SsSi.Iiln. ~
I.one5and 10. Mariana. Jos. Auag. iii, Pas
lng Fancy. l0j. 'Aia.ld. lot.
Apprentice allowance claimed. whitney eniD
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Laurel Results

Fr, race (Inanrlrsl Purse; twoysir dds: Eve
and a half furlongs)-Ru,h Law. 10 tRobinsonl.
Sc 30. 81 out. first: Belvals. los Rowan. s. ~.
out, second. War Machine Ill lBurtonl. out
third Time l:0s Is George W. Avery also ran
second race three year olds and upward claim /.
ing. one mile and a six,eenlhl -scorph. 100
Cschu;tlngerl. &c. $3.50. go. .frt; Joe Finn;
lOs CRowanl, 81 50. So. 90. second: "a Bond. ~
Hanmerl. $3.50. third. Time l:is. Lockwood
Third uhs Advance Purse: three ,yeE ,o.1s
one mile)-wslnut Hall. los (BuEtonl N2i
s. 90. 81 90 hrst. Gloomy Gus 100 lRowanl'
s. 90 81 90 second. Assume. l02 w. Co.Ansl .
81 80 third. Time. $40. Sunf4h ii. Sir
We.lons Joanna III also ran. .
Fourth race lthe Laurel Handicap; tor All
age; si1 furongs)-Wesiy Hogan. !25 Haynes
So a.. 500. $3.50 first: Tea Caddy. l2o tkicel
s. 49, $40, second: star Gusr. III tL0tusI
81 80, third Time. ll3 IS. Brinshurt. Bache-
lOr's Bliss. Tom McTagsart. Water Lady also ran
year-olds and upward; ore mle)-Hank 0'Dsy
Ito CBurtcn). $3.50, $40 out. hrst Candle
lOi 0ouderj. s. 80. out second: Whimsy. Jos
tRobinsonl. out. third. Time. / 40 p. Holiday
sixth race three year ODDS and upward claim
ing. one milo and a sixteenth Robert Bradley
iii Hopkins. $500. S.. ;i20. first; Copper
King. III fWillis). sll.5O. 500. second; q. VI
Miller. ll2 (Haynesl. 81 30. third. Time. lHT 3-5
Delaney. Supreme MaIim's Choice M0ntresso7
seventh race ttliree year olds and upward: soil
ing: one mile and seventy yards Firing Line
lar. lO7 louder. 400. $40, second; Court
ship los "a Collins. $3.50. third. Tine. 80
viewpoint. PulluI Lottery. Judge Wingned also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Severe Football Test
For N. Y. U."s Eleven

New York Universitys gridiron as
pirants were put through most severe
test Of endurance and grit yesterday
afternoon on Ohio Field. A dummy
and blocking drill was thought enough
to condition the men for the real test.
Coach Eustis then lined up two teams
against each other, with the usual foot
ball kickoff.
Much stir has been made about the
campus concerning the rigid eligibility
rules which have held sway over the
University Heights institution for the
last few years. II these rules are
strictly adhered TO this season the
eleven will lose the services Of two Of
the veterans-Brinn, centre, and Ham
mershlag, halfback.
Rumor has it that these eligibility
rules will be loosened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
More Tammany Men Revolt
They Form City Democracy
ORGANIZATION to Aid Mitchell

The City Democracy announced yes
terday new Tammanv revolt. Dele
cations of several hundred young men
from many Harlem clubs, all within
the 18th Assembly District, met last
night at Westminster Hall and formed
an official City Democracy organization
for this district.
Bernard NJ Reich, former member oil
the executive committee of the Tam
many club in the district. was chosen
executive member Abe A. Burger, for
mer president of the College Speakers
Union and member of the Tammany
Hall Speakers Bureau. was elected
president of the club. Among the other
officers of the organization are JACOB
Selenko and Morris Du Bilier, elected
only last week Tammany candidates IN
the district, and Irving Cooper, samuel
:. Pinnes, Myron Studner and Dave
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Business Troubles
Bankruptcy Petitions

TRIANGLE ADVERTISING co. Inc. OF 3A 9Th
ay has fled petition In bankruptcy With hablli
Tie, OF 1892 and assets OF s. $50 In outstanding
accounts, OF which So "a Is due from W. J. Wilson
& Co. Inc. The creditors are newspapers through
PERL WINTER & Goa petition in bankruptcy
has been fled agains, Nathan Perl. William Winter
and Bernard Weiss. composing the nrm Of Perl.
Winter & Co, dealers in fur supplies. formerly az
S253. H. Greenstein. s2s2. aud +. wsdman. SIS.
Receiver Appointed
T. J WILLIS co Henry Melville has been ap-
pointed receiver by Judge Housh for the T. J.
Chambers st. bond SO. 900 Liabilities are est
mated 70 be $50 900 % $50 900 and assets $50 900
been appointed receiver By Judge Housh fqr samuel
Eisenberg. manufacturer Of cl0aks a. ll5 West
ALFRED j. ELLISH Marcus ITefand has been
appointed receiver by Judge Hough for Alfred }.
Tliish. fur manufacture at IS West 32d ST. Liza
bllities are $4,000 and assets $500.
Assignments
RUTH PETTICoAT CO.-Mar Gayrich. Max Sin
ger and Louis Margolies trading as the Ruth Petit
coat Co manufacturer Of petticoats AZ ~ East
both St., have mado an assignment 70 Aaron
JOINS STEREOTYPE AND ELECTRoTYPE
co. NC OF u Barclay S.. has made an assign
MARY U0iTFRS dealer I'm mems furnishing
goods at 27s7 sth sy.. has made all assignment to
Joseph BERLOwITZ. dealer in clothing at l2s
Hester St. has made an Assignment 10 Bernard
Rogers.
Discharges From Bankrupta
Judge Learned Hand. in the United states Dis
trct Court yesterday granted discharges 70 these
sS Braad.ay, Iiabintis. SIS $50. Jacob SHERMAN.
manufacturer Of dresses, formerly as the Anna
Dress Manufacturing Cos L1nss9n az R DSnq
& Herr.den Oil West Hon ST; Nicenbo MslHone,
shoes, White Plains ay.; Eva sofransn Glib Wes,
lSsih St. and Harrison G. Mills' salesman foH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

Benny, BY the way, has an engag .
ment with Vic Moran at the Harlem
Sporting Club on Friday night. Az
cording to the advance dope sent out
by the busy p. a., it looks as though
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

alt PACE IN $1,000 tUNFINIsHED)'
Bingeu Direct, blk h. By Bar@ pi,e,i .Ss n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Nella Dillon
Wins Futurity
In Record Time

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. i.-Alexander
-. Cox's bay FLY Nella Dillon, driven
by Joseph Bcrrill, won the twenty
fourth renewal Of the $4,000 two-year-
old Kentucky Futurity to-day IN spec
tacular style, equally the worlds rec,
ord for two heats by two-year old
trotter of Peter Volo, made at Colum-
bus, Ohio, in 1913. She also in esch
heat lowered the seasons record by
trotting in 2:07 and 2:06h Peter
June, the favQrite. driven by Geers,
was second in each heat, but beaten
decisively. Bcrrill laid in behind until
the stretch, when he pulled out and
passed Peter June with ease.
The Walnut Hall Cup, $4,000
event, was won in straight heats by
Early Dreams. In the first heat Early
Dreams, Alma Forbes, Ina Jay and
Pusy's Lassie finished heads apart
Baxter Lou won the 2:O7 pace after
losing the first heat to BarlIght IN
2:04A.
The 2:l4 pace was unfinished, w'th
George f.. Hutton and Bingen Direct
each with heat to his credit.
The summaries:
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REYNOLDS Under Fire
In Marginal r. r. Deal
Grand Jury to Investigate
His Sale of Land to
the CITY

Instead Of making n formal reply TO
the third attack on him by Mayor
Mitchell and Controller Prendergast,
charging him with playing politics IN
the grand jury investigation Of the
citv's land purchases in Brooklyn. Dis
trict Attorney Swami said yesterday
that the grand jury will start Wednes-
dav 10 investigate the activities OF eN-
Senator William II. Reynolds IN selling
land TO the city for the South brook-
Ign Marginal Railway o.,
"This phase Of the land rings OPP
erations." said the District Attorney
shows remarkable instances OF hiGh
financing. In one instance Mr.. Reynolds
made a protit OF 100000 on shoe
string investment Of $4,000, all to the
city's great injury. -.
According TO Mr. Swami. Reynolds
bought the property just before ~ was
taken By the city and paid S2'ooU IN
cash on an option Of 500. lie then
gave back a purchase mortgage ior tne
entir, balance and sold II for s4VVVuo
10 the city. The land. IL ;h's instance,
the District Attorney says. lnciudeu
about 100000 square feet 80.
"Tho significant thing about thlS
deal was" continued Mr.. Swami, "that
the city did not take the land uh'ii
Reynolds had obtained his option, and
il is also matter OF record that the
plans of the Board Of Estimate were
Changed in order 70 take the land after
REYNOLDS had obtained thas option.
Mr. Swami said the deal in question
was contaminated between 1911 ana
1918. when Mayor Mitchell was Fresl-
dent Of the Board of Aldermen.
The Mayor and Controller Prender-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Fight Log

TONIGHT
Broadway s. C.-Charley Weinert
and Billy Miske.
Pioneer 5. C.-TOmmy Tuohey and
Eddie Wallace.
THURSDAY
Clermont s. C.-Mike O'Dowd and
X. o. Willie Loughlin.
FRIDAY
Harlem 5. C.-Benny Leonard and
Vic Moran.
Freeport ). C.-Harry Condor and
Sailor Joe keely.
SATURDAY
Fairmont 4. C.-Augie Rather and
Walter Laurett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

KENTUCKY FU'TI RrrY-TwO- YEAR 0IDs-.
IN 3-PURSE. 5000
Nells Dillon. D. 4. BY Dillon Arworu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Fire Record

i9.?o-s67i White Plains rv The Bronx. NJ De
EugcO. $50.
1906 West 18th St. Samuel Sargent: slight
5.59-522 Broadway. Rugby Manufacturing Com
s.5o-i5i EsseT ST.. ElsenOers & sherman: IN
known.
II .eO-333 East l2lst 81. Harry Bernstein: slight
J.. NJ
l2.35-Slst St ad BroahNS, thicao' o"ned pS
Hyde A McNally: slight.
2le-64 PITT st synagogue; ,rifing
2.lS-l2 Avenue D: Gordon. Wolf a Cowey; TIT
ring.
,l5-5Oi W. 5jth ST: Catherine Leonard; tn
5.sO-36 i 22d ST. Albert Breade trihing.
gi5-as Lewis 81 Lrtle 4 Black. none.
s.o5-is5 Rlvington St Isaac Mogeck. trihing.
6lO-257 Madison ST. Abraham Bilitzsy: th-
ring
sl5-5ss Washington st unknown. none.
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Laurel Entries

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Auueduct Entries

First race three year dds ard upgsrt 81
ing: seven furiougs Jimmy Burns. l03. ,achei
III: Kalmis Park. 10: Poiiyanna. 81. 'bg,
York Omp). 1913. Flora Finch. i02. ,'1is,
rs: Madame eurie. IL: scarpa II ump b lE
Jean Mcneil (fmpD. l02. Sirsdiarius ll'.
Second race Ohree-year-0lds. stee2.echsse ibrs
two miles Brand Cmp l32: Fiotsam II 10 J
rs: Wytheyile. 1872. Rura. 1872. 81 R..hr1
1872; Commodore Gaunt formerly Dion Kerr
1872: MelOdrsma. 1875. Town Hall. 1871. CrEk o
Day, 1872: Russian PiniOn. 1872.
Third race tthree-ycE dds and upward; can
ing. one miel--Mirza l03: Luterpe. Jos Piers'
aleu- fimpJ 10. 'S,srlike. l0i. Man P0-s4
1902. Triple Grown 100 Muck Ross dmpl ~
HarObali l07: Traction. 10
Fourth race three year-olds ard Upward ~
Stonybrook selling stakes. ore milel-'Hsrs'
King lO3 Triple crown. 100: Hsnooas. -
Brooklyn. I0i hsry shaw. III Sasil. H.
Finn race all ages: handicap. one mile ~ !
sixteenth -Chiciet ump) III baddy's Caof'
us. blackboard, ltj. Hentrie. 1875.
sixth race tt.o-year- Odds. fAie; I've furpr
-Perigourilne. los. Bu,hie ~, us. Nhes'esls.
iO9; Irene lis: Continen,, l0s. oelole. 100
Chaybdls. 1909: star Class. us: Meduss. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

an order from Justice Whitaker. OF the
Supreme Court. to substitute Bennctts
name on the ballot as the Republican
candidate for Mayor. Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Nicholson appeared
for the Board Of Elections and Alfred
Becker. Deputy Attorney General. rep
resented the Secretary of State. All
parties concerned consented to the or
der.
Technicalities were waived by all par
ties in order to facilitate the substitu-
ton of BENEFITS name so that u
could appear on the ballots which VII
be sent to the soldiers in France, Inc
printing Of the soldiers ballots began
last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Hall Wins at Golf

Dave Hall, of THE Herald" won the
qualifying round of the October tour
nament of the Newspaper Golf Club at
Van Cortlandt Park yesterday. His
score was S2-16-66. This tournament
includes the annual competition for the
Cooper Cup. A field of twenty-four
qualified for trophy play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

Angus. all Of whom were prominent IN
the Tammany organization until their
resignation yesterday.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
"the issue of the campaign IL clearly
the question whether the German IN,
nuencc in New York. so closely allied
with Tammany and its associates, part
Iy revealed lately by the government;
shall drive patriotic Mayor out OF
Office because he has been true to the
people Of New York"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Boxing News and Notes
BY FRED HAWTHORNE

John Tea Dunn, the Man with the
Mona Lisa smile, was pleasant caller
last night. and his talk had to do with
Messrs. William Miske and Charles
Adonis Weinert, the light heavyweight
gents who strive for CORY glory in the
ring of the Broadway Sporting Club, OF
Brooklyn, this evening.
Miske's showing against Carl Morris
at the Harlem Sporting Club last week
indicates that Weinert is not going 70
enjoy the hsppiest evening Of his life,
not by half dozen or so Of assorted
wallops. Charley has been taking the
rest cure for several months, and is
said to have forgotten all his past
troubles and 70 be filled with the con-
viction that no man can stand against
him in the roped arena.
This is a sweet thought 20 carry
around with you and we feel like con-
graduating Mister Weinert. 1t may be
that Wi!l-yum Miske will knock the
conviction right out of Charley's sys-
tenn. but at any rate there is certain
TO be 4 lot Of fun while the boys are
arguing about il, and the advance sale
of seats for the argument sis now going
on" 70 quote Brother Dunn. Walter
Laurette and Johnny Kid Alberts will
entertain you in the olio.
Tommy Tuohey, Eddie Wallace, Pal
Moore and Johnny Harvey, all in the
same ring at the Pioneer Sporting
Club tonight Can't somebody stop
il and earn the Nobel peace prize by
persuading these iightweights TO sub
nit their differences 10 arbitration?
Tuohey and Wallace will BATTLE in
the star bout, and Moore and Harvey
in the other ten-rounder The sur
vivors of the wreck will start the
whole thing over again at TINS club
within the next two weeks. And yet
/ some people believe In future OF uni
/ versal peace!
/ Irish Patsy Cline and Johnny Dun
dee are going TO have at one another
I on next Tuesday evening, at the Man
haitian A. C.. and you all had better
bring along the opera glasses to watch
the punches fly when these two birds
get to singing gloves Benny Leonard
/ has consented 10 discuss terms with
| the winner.
Benny, BY the way, has an engag 70
ment with Vic Moran at the Harlem
Sporting Club on Friday night. Az
cording to the advance dope sent out
by the busy p. a., it looks as though
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Travers to Play Dwyer

There will be a four-ball match at
the Montclair Country Club next Sun
day between Jerry Travers and Frank
DIVER and Oswald Kirkby and Gardi-
ner W. White. This will be for the
benefit of the Red Cross Fund. Play
will begin at 10 a. m. and p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON OF Tho weather has hceh
e,ceotlonally free from rain during tho lMs
twenty four hours and the Temperature mas oe'
moderately cool. with frost, mostly hsht III -
LIMOS. Eastern Iowa. Indiana. Wisconsin ana
Southwestern Minnesota
Tia weather In the East and South will 10 fair
Tuesday and Wednesday. with small changes ~
,empersture Somewhat higher temperature IL
prSbable THURSDAY 1t will be warmer "~ihe'u"
4, the lake region and tho Ohio VALLEY.
forecast. for Special LscaIItIss.-for Eastern
Ne,, York fair aud continued cool TUESDAY N'a
probably Wednesday. gentle northwest winds
For New England. fair and continued cool iues
day and Wednesday.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey i''
And continued cool Tuesday and PROBABLY "e'n'''
FOR Western New York and Western Tehl,5i
nj. f,ir Tuesday aud Wednesday, NAim''
"Wednesday.
Local OnIeIai Record. The foll0"ins onic'a' re
ori from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty four hours. IN 'on'pN''''"
With the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Golf to Help War Cause

A one-day golf tournament has been
arranged by the St. Adams Country
Club, at Jamaica, Long Island. It will
be the first time that the course has
been opened to the public. An entrance
fee will be charged each PLAYER and the
nroceeds given TO some war charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
-ast sent this letter TO MIR. Swami last

CAST sent this letter TO Mr. Swami last
night: 90
aYour letter of September " re
ceived. Now that we are about TO
appear before the grand jury we do
not propose to waste further words
IN arguing the merits Of the Seaside
Park proposition with you. If IT ~
necessary TO reopen the matter before
tho Grand Jury in ordcr that we may
annear' we certainly do want 1t re-
opored We shall await word when
we may appear. and we trust 1t VIII De
soon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Tender Outpoints Dundee

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1. - Lew
Tender, of this city, finished a step
in front of Johnny Dundee in six
slashing rounds here tonight. 1t wac
remarkably fast fight from bell to
hell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
frankie Callahan Wins

ROCHESTER, Oct. FRANKIE Cal
lahan, of Brooklyn. outponted Pete
Hartley, of New York, here tonight in
ten fast rounds. Callahan weighed 1872
and Hartley 1924 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

Leonard would put up quite a BATH,
for the mastery against the vicious
Vic, but II u not going 20 surprise us
II the referee mas 20 count up 70 ten
over the PROSTATE form Of Vie Morso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

uishe>t temperature yesterday. VI ues'''
40 o M; lowest. a. tst a M a'''Ase' ~
,,.rase ,or same date last year. 5l' s'''sr '''
nm. d,i, last thirty three years. D.
Humidity
D. NJ. IS ?. NJ. "
Barometer Readings
80 1882 p NJ. 1888 - H.
Isc,I orieIal Forecat.-Fair and eo''ihD'u ~,
ia, and probably To- mouo~; gentle northwest
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Jacobs Beats Leonard

At the Military Athletic Club last
night Teddy Jacobs outpointed Joe
Leonard in ten rounds. The boys were
bantan!s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Bennett Goes on Ballot
His Name Substituted for
Mayors by Court Order

William s. Gilbert. counsel for Mayor
Mitchell. Joined with counsel for Will
lam NJ. Bennett yesterday in obtaining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

CAREFUL CAidET CLEANING CO.-Ciesns
romor..,ed air steam hand or on floor .s1
Breadwsy All East ssh ST. CoE BRANDT
Tsl l32-ssth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Wilson S Annchen Winner of
Feature Race at Aqueduct
Aqueduct Results

FIRST RACE senms. FOR three-y''r.o'd' and
Horse. gosh, and JOKES. CO1d' X.
Paddy Dear. lOs lLykel ......... 9-Z 20 ~
NG a ii' 'Ys,.s n,ds. nai. An Si6 lord
Pi',herbcit Ir,-ignsr and Pheasant also ran
siar good Won ess.b. Winner, e95; 2 Si.a 2. !"
sEcoSD RACE-selline: sieep.chsse; n 'ous-
year.o !ds snd upward. pune. 5000 ANU wv
mites y,.
Horse. weigh, and iockey Odd ~.
Gny Jes i5s Kennedy ....... ~ ~ J.
Garter l31 lBskerl ....... .....-li-i - * ia
King Simon. 1877 cgtmsn, ~ - - .,d n
Tine tls - I,ae Ti,s No 30, N Ss., ''9 si rI
good Won ridden out winneL b. q. sss1i
samson Pretty Betty. Owner F. Ambrose C!"k
Trainer W. Freeman.
THIRD RACF,-For three year olds .nd upward :
Horse weight and jockey. ~odds fn'
f Fs.9 rs sisls rex e. ire,ij q Z:
Battle lOg fTrorler) ............ - II 81
Time. 80 -. Fenny snd Belize also ran e.
(Bacheior', Button -Gcnny owner John Sanford.
Trainer r. VI. Burch
FOURTH RACE BELLRosE SELLING sIAhh'
for twoyear olds: $500 guaranteed hvo fuf 80,
Aaachci. 10 GleTasssr1 .......i9I - L.
Ballast III Davies ...........-.lZ-i ~ n
Tins Tyms 100 90 P.hamsn Gordon. Nominee Dawn
star. Amacksssin and Trophy also ran StIt,
gopI Won handiy. Winner Dr. l., q, "
Olambala-Madchen. Owner, H. l. WILSON,
Trainer T j Healey.
FIFTH RACE-Handlcap; for FLIES and mares
all ages: 500 added one mile.
Horse weight and jockey. Codd< III,
Ina Fra.k' ~ OicTasgari .....l3-lO % IN
Queen n he Water, ilj tDayie-l.. Il u y"
Time l.39 3-J Rhine Maiden also ran Stsft
-opl Won hauIliy Winner. ch. =, g. ~
star Shoot -Wiful owner. James Butler Trainer
j. Mc'Ormack
gII
$500. fYe flrOns.. , r.,
Horse weight and jockey. COdds ~
Nutcracker. rs fLykel ....-...... Il ~ -
CA,an Boy lis fMcTsUar) ....- - II a.
Eyeld ne (Trpisej 90. .......: 2O-l ~ ~
Time. O:5s As. seaiarer, NolaTn; he Por2r,
he,,s Also ran Start good. Won easily. Win
ner br O., q by ThrIsh-Roman Slave O"hef'
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DIAMONDS
TYPEW RITERS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT ard SOLD for cash: sdvics
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
Female

GOyFRNESs or LADIES' MAID Partisan. eI-
cellcnt references. good seamsreSs. experienced
lsdle,' maid: $50 b Miss Hofmsyer's Agency.
10 East Asa ST. third floor. Telephone s9i7 Muir
ray Hill
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sTCNOGFAPHERS. typsts bOokkeepeS. cxn,
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Nassau: SO East 42d.
WANTED. Woman. al daily wage. % arrange
newly furnished apartment and clean up. Apply
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Miniature Almanac

Sun rises........ bs2lsun sets .,...-,.,. o3s
Neon rises (p ny. s2i Moon sets Ia M. sos
HI9h Water
AN Pm.
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Governors Island ...........--... % -,
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN wishes room and private bath. Wit
breakfast in spanish speaking hotel famil,
AfsicAl and travelled References exchanged. 30
A A 50. Tribune OTce
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Tins. O:5s As. seaiarer. Nol AVA, The PorHr'
Shsnballymoro. Dioscohds. winning caro- ana u 10
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

LARGE square room aith bath References, 81
Nes, 59tl e.