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The evening world., 1920-08-13
THREE ACCUSED
OF 81, 500 HOLDUP
First Arrests Following Raid on
Fifth Avenue Coach Company's
Cashier Last April.

Thomas Brooks, OF No. 141 West
l45th Street; Thomas Anthony. Of No.
2l22 Eighth Avenue. and Frank Hus-
sey, OF No. 7i2 Kennedy Avenue,
Bronx, were taken to Washington
Heights Court by Detective Dent and
Boyle of the West l35th street sta
ion to-day charged with the robbery
OF $500 and two revulvers from the
office OF cashier George Treffa OF the
Fifth Avenue Coach Company. No, COS
West 1920 street, April 20 last when
the place was raided by an armed
band Of seven automobile bandits.
Dent and Boyle had arrested Hus-
sey and Anthony Mt the flat in which
they were living April II. Ten black
masks and six loaded rovolvers were
found In the flat, but the men were
set free because IL could not be
proved they owned the things. After
the bus office robbery Treffa picked
out the pictures Of the two among
them as those Of the men who had
neld him up. Dent and Boyle were
assigned TO find them and kept at the
task until to-day
The evening world., 1920-08-13
REPLY OF BRITAIN
TAKEN UP IN PARIS
French Foreign Office Says Ques-
ton Will Be Examined in
Most Friendly Way.

PARIS, Aug. 13. - Great Britain
has communicated officially with
France with regard TO the differ
ences between the two Governments,
1t develops from a statement made
by the semi-ofiicial Hayas Agency.
The statement says;
"The British Charge d'Affaires this
morning brought to the General Sec
retary OF the Ministry OF Foreign At
fairs a communication from the Brit
ish Government. From the eonVersa-
ton engaged in between the Charge
and M, PaleoIogue (Maurice Paleo-
logue General Secretary of the
French Foreign ofiice), it developed
that both Governments are eNamin-
inu in the most friendly spirit tho
diVeruenees in views which have oe-
Cured between them, but which will
not prevent them from continuing
their friendly collaboration.
premier Mllerand, who arrived
at Montdidier for luncheon Ton a
trip he is making TO the liberated re-
gion) was Immediately informed OF
the conversation"
The evening world., 1920-08-13
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FTIdyT RAOE-SI 600: clailnng: for twoyrar
oh ma .doaS; five anil half fufOngs sthlur
lO2. Rcpnt lul, Lady Granite tO3. TnsCa
ltd' JOIN Summl lOS Nnrti ShOr lOS: Tnut-
vfu. ltN: lnine los: Gnidcn Autumn ll2.
Eugyiia ll2; Mar Head ii2.
SBafND RAtE-d'uhe 81 500: the Meuand
handioap. Canadian bIcd tl'S-ysar-ol,h and NJ
lOS Com Brocun 20. AEnui los MaIioNmot.
ne: Snlsndc, III StalNdee 10, 81. Paul.
THIRD RACEI 500; claiming, three.year.
olds and upward one mile and one eighth. Col
Lit. OS, saga, lO2, Pit 100. Capital CIV. los;
ltshy cal 100. tioldcrvt BOY. los: Nclahman =
Folly. lp; Trophy. lu9' SylvNno, 100. hl.aSy
70 Jim RACE-sl 500: claiuipS: three
lUt lsuiy In NlAok. los: Genie W., lO5' Marvin
May, lOi; UncleS lsvuie, 100: SAtana, llO:
klkluN. III; Ton o. The Morning ia
Fifth Race s. 500; addyd; lioQuob Hotel
siakca handigapi two.ysrolds; five and ono-hslt
John s. ReaNdon, lis; key T., 100; lsSbS Grand,
SIXTH RACB-P,Ire 81. 500: MoNapgh.os
hRutiVAp thNNNVaT -oka and up: mile MayN
H~Ee. o.; 81 CiSm1in. 6S; ESstcr Lilly. 100
wwn,nOol io8 T.dtlh, il2: MIinieht SIN
s8yF;NfH IIAt 81 500 c'aauniqS; ,!hEc
| iOl Balktcll, i0a: Crulx Dor, lO6: 'ThinkeI
| fSi'a il ini An"lnttte. iOS I0rs1n ITO
| Hen HalT.-oa. no; skNr Face, ll0' Ll0eg,a q
'Nppsen, oe allowance claimed. WoatheI air
usuk hS-
The evening world., 1920-08-13
PRISONER FREED,
POLICEMAN HELD,
Rothstein, VINO Bought Only One
Field Day Ticket, Charges
Persecution and Assault.

Jacob Rothsteln. forty -three. lace
dealer OF No 152 Orchard Street was
arralgned In Essex Market Court 10
day on a charge OF disorderly conduct.
Patrolman Caropresse Of the Fifth
Street Station said that when he served
a summons for displaying goods on the
sidewalk Rothstein spat In his fare.
llothstein said Cafoprese struck him IN
the jaw. fractaurlng II. before he could
remove the goods and then dragged him
through the street TO the station house.
Magistrate Mancusco dismissed the
charge and received a complaint against
the patrolman charging assault. Car
opresc was paroled in the custody OF
Capt Blohm OF the Fifth street Statlor
until Monday when he will have hear
ing
Rothstein, whose face was bandaged.
testified that two weeks ago the pa
trolman asked him to buy three or four
tickets for the police field days. Roth
stein said he would buy one ticket at
the same time passing 81 to the pa
trolman. Caroprese. he said, became
enraged. called him a 'piker" and
threw the dollar on the floor.
Rothstein was corroborated by sew
eral witnesses.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
TWO WITHDRAWN
FROM AMERICAN
OLYMPIC TEAM
Drawings Made for Heats in
Sundays Hurdle and 800
Metre Runs.

ATWERP, Aug. 1s.-The American
Olympic Committee has withdrawn
the names Of Ted Schneider, U. s. A.,
and John r. Grant, L. S. ~, from the
American entries in the Olympic box
ing competitions on the ground that
they have boxed for prizes, II was an
nounced to-day Both Of the men
we're entered In the 175-pound class.
Schneider was alleged to have boxed
with q professional in California.
Facts in the cases were brought to
the committees attention by army
and navy authorities.
Drawings were made this forenoon
for the heats IN Sundays opening
events, the 1O0-metre, the 4OO-metre
hurdles and the sO0-metre run. All
these events showed few actual
starters on the number of original
entries.
In the 1o0-metre race the drawings
were among seventy-two entrants
There will be twelve heats, with six
men in each. No two Americans were
drawn in any one heat. In the eighth
heat Charles w. Paddock OF the Los
Angeles A. A. will have H. F. V. Ed
ward, one OF the best OF the British
team.
The first and second men in each
heat will quuallfy for the semi finals
OF the 100 metre event In the hur-
dies there viii be five heats. The
Americans are all in separate heats
with the exception that A. G.. Desch
of Notre Dame University is in tho
same heat with Earl Thomson, the
Dartmouth College man running for
Canada.
In the 500 metre event there will
be five heats in which the first three
will qualify. No two Americans are
in the same heat, but Earl Eby oi
Chicago, one Of the best of the Ameri-
can half-milers, will run against Rudd
the oxford man on the South African
team. and A. G. Hill OF the British
team.
The international Olympic Council
/ has decided to use the A. A. u. sys.
tenn Of scoring for the decathlon. 4
was announced to-day.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
FIVE BURGLARIES IN
BLOCK IN A WEEK
Latest in Broad Day-One Of the
Victims Chloroformed by
the Visitors.

Five bungnaries within one block in
one week were brought to light to-day
when George r. Buell. Architect. OF
No. 125 Sherman Avenue, made II
known that burglars got $500 worth OF
jewery and EdlveTware from his house.
between 2.30 and $40 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. and that four OF his neigh
bors have been similarly robbed within
the last few days.
Detective Cosgrove. who Investigated
the Euen robbery found marks OF a
Jimmy on che door. but believes the
marks were made deliberately to throw
the police of the track and that the
door was not really forced with the
jimmy.
Newton Smith OF No. 800 Academy
Street was recently robbed by burglars
VINO chloroformed him. They took all
mis- clothes and t203.
The evening world., 1920-08-13

banks capital has been BADLY Inn
. paired II not wiped out"
Edward L. Pride. the auditor whO
has been going over the books OF
ponsrs Securities Exchange Com
pany. and who is to make his Official
report to-day, says the get-rich-
quick wizard is hopelessly insolvent
"Ponzi's liabilities will show up
ward OF 100000" he declared. "As
near as can say. his assets arc not
more than t4.O0O.OoO. This shows a
deficit OF Ss.OOO,OOO.
A prominent Federal ohicial. who
has been at work on the case from
tho time It broke" more than two
weeks ago, said to-day that 1t would
be shown very soon that the amount
OF unpaid PonA notes would ha al
most $4,000. 900 in excess Of assets.
STATE HAS St25,o00 IN CLOSED
BANK.
william s. McNary. Treasurer and
Chairman OF the Board Of Directors,
however. insist that the Hanover
Trust Company is absolutely solvent
and has 50 well safe-guarded Its IN
terests that It will not lose a dollar
through handling Ponzi's accounts. no
matter what happens to POnzis bdsi-
nena
The evening world., 1920-08-13
SUBPOENA
AND DOOR SLAMMED
IN SERVERS FACE
Continued From First Page)

the Lambs Club list already we're
known to Swami. They we're William
II. Boyd, John c. slavin and Winfield
Liggett The others on the list were:
John c. King, Robert Woolsey
Charles Purcell, Christian Scott and
Louis Handel.
Assistant District Attorneys A. B.
Unger and =. Francis Mario. 10
charge OF the investigation. issued q
statement regarding the effort 10
serve a summons upon McGraw. in
which they said:
We sent a process server 10 Mo
Graw's home with a request that he
visit the District Attorneys office at
noon to-day. When the process server
knocked at the door of the apartment
a man opened and inqu red the mo-
tive OF the visit. When the process
server said he was from the District
Attorneys office the door was
slammed in his face"
The summons was left with the
superintendent of the apartment
house, who said he might deliver II
If McGraw showed up" DR.. Bender's
letter, mailed last night, was taken
to be the baseball managers answer
to the summons, although no evidence
was adduced that the summons was
received by McGraw.
Mrs. McGraw was courteous to
newspaper men but refused to give
any information regarding her hus-
bands condition or the probable time
when he will visit District Attorney
Swami.
"All information will have to come
from Mr.. McGraw's own lips" she
said.
Asked II he had been served with
a subpoena, she replied that she did
not know.
My husband is asleep now and
cannot be disturbed" she said when
requested to ask him about the sub
poena.
Slavin was much improved to-day,
II was said at st. Luke's Hospital by
Superintendent Gardiner Whether the
X-ray revealed a fracture OF the ac-
tors skull Gardiner declared he did
not know.
Il have not seen the plate. and have
not seen the report" he said.
Nor was any specific information
forthcoming regarding the patients
Conference and ability to answer ques-
tions more satisfactorily than he was
yesterday.
You will have to ask Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney Mario about that" saiC
Superintendent Gardiner. He stateC
that Slavin's condition is now sucl
that he requires complete rest anC
that the least excitement might caus,
a relapse.
"There will be no let-up in this in.
vestigation," said Mr.. Swami.
1T Is time to call halt on wantor
assault on the public streets Tht
mere fact that both men may b,
friends does not excuse the violation
of the law"
The evening world., 1920-08-13
ARTIST IN DOUBLE SUICIDE.
Pistol Beside His Body and That
of Waitress.

EAIMITsBURG. Md. Aug i3.--7J.
Ford Thompson, artist, fifty-two
Zears old. son OF a Washington ply.
sian. and Mary Hannah Snearinger,
sixteen years old, waitress at
the Hotel Slagle here, committed
suicide near here Wednesday. Their
bodies we're found at Flat Run.
about two miles from here. late yester-
Gay. Both had bullet holes In thedr
heads and pistols by their sides.
The motive for the double suicide has
not been established, but II u believed
that Il was the TACT that Thompson was
cease his attentions on account OF her
EXTREME youth.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
WINANS KILLED BY FALL.
Coroner Finds Death Due TO FrRc-
tuFe of Skull.

LONDON. Aug. 1s.-The death Of
Walter Winans, prominent American
and English horseman who collapsed
and died yesterday while participating
In a race at Parsloes Park. was due to
a fracture OF the skull sustained when
he fell from his sulky. according to a
coroner'B verdict rendered to-day.
II had been generally assumed tina.
causes.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
IRISH MEETING OF PROTEST.
Gathering Arranged for sunday
Might 60 DenOunce Coercion Act.

GaaheriuE Arranged Tor sunday
Might to DenOunce Coercion Act
Clergymen OF several denominations
win be the principal speakers In prp-
test to the Introduction OF the Irish
crimes bill In the British Parliament
and TO the action OF the British Nu-
thoritles In the case OF Archbishop
Daniel ManniN OF Australia NJ 3 mass
meeting TO be held in Madison Square
4 Garden next Sunday night.
John w. Goff former Justice OF the
Supreme Court, will preside Among
those who will speak are Dr. Maurice
Murphy, Methodist clergyman OF
Toledo: Dr. Norman Thomas, n Pres
7 byterian minister; and a rabbi whose
name has not been announced.
Other speakers will he Frank y
walsh and Laurence p. Ginnell. repre-
senting Westmeath in Dali Eireann,'
the Irish Republican Parliament
Music viii be furnished by the 60tl
Regiment Band Officers and men OF
that regiment will assemble at theil
armory at T.s0 r. NJ. and act as mili,
tary escort for the speakers.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
OLD COLONY co.
BRANCH CLOSED
District Attorney al New Bedford
Acts on Instructions
) From Boston.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Aug. IA
The branch ofice Of the Old Colony
Foreign Exchange Company Of Bos-
ton, which opened In this city last
Thursday. has been ordered closed by
District Attorney Joseph c. Kenney.
+. ]. Larltln, local manager in charge,
was notified that unless he immedi-
ateiy ceased operation a special sit
VtinE Of the Grand Jury would he
called to investigate the company's
activities.
The District Attorney said he acted
on instructions from Attorney Gem
eral j. Weston Allen.
The Holyolte branch Of the Old Col
ony Company to-day announced that
A6 more money would be accepted for
Investment by the branch for the
7rpresent.
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$1,000 GONE; GOT NO LIQUOR
Man with Key 20 warehouse he
comes III, Disappears.

Albert RisSetto OF No. 40 West 4lth
Street and Louis Arceln Of No. PIT
East 32d Street, who said he was a
clerk. bat In whose pocket was found
a card showing he was secretary OF a
labor organization, were arrested to-
day charged with grand larceny on
complaint OF Edwin NJ. Kelly OF No. lill
Greene Avenue, Brooklyn.
Kelly says he gave $1,000 to a third
man who accompanied the two named
and who claimed to have the key 20 "A
warehouse from which he was 20 pro-
duce whlskey But after getting Kelly
81 600 the third man developed a sudden
illness, stepped from the car In which
they were riding. entered drug store
and disappeared
The evening world., 1920-08-13
MortaIIy Hurt by Auto.

Mrs. Sarah Hyman. sixty-two years
old. No 2 Ridge Street. was struck by
an automobile at East broadway and
Forsyth Street to-day and injured
perhaps mortally Shv was taken to
Gouverneur Hospital. where il was
found that her skull had been fractured
The driver Of the automobile, Andrew
Somme, No Si3 East 9th Street. was
arrested and held in S2,500 bail in the
Essex MRrGet Cour. pending inVestlga-
tion. In Mrs Hyman's handbag were
found $500 worth OF Liberty Bonds and
81. 200 In cash
The evening world., 1920-08-13
Lightning Flash Reveals Body o
Drowned Girl.

AS John Torten, Of No. 1S Central
Place, Orange. N. j., and Clarence
Van Note. OF No. 80 Bleecker Street
Newark, were sitting on the beach
at the foot OF Grand View Avenue,
Keansburg, N. j., drinking coffee
early this morning. a flash Of light
ming revealed the body OF a girl on
the sand, It was that OF Marion
drowned yesterday afternoon. Her
father, j. w. Tower, was formerly
pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Keansburg.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
DAN AHEARN is DISMISSED.
Noted Athlete Dropped From Olym-
mic Team for InsubOFdinatiOn.

ANTWERP. Aug. 1S ASSOCIATED
Press) Dan Ahearn Of the Illinois A.
c., worlds record holder for the hop.
step, and jump. has been dismissed
from the American Olympic eeam. on
charges Of insubordination.
II was alleged that Ahearn defied the
committees rule requiring athletes to
be in their quarters by 10 o'clock. He
was compelled to turn in his uniform
and credentials and will DO returned
to America on the first transport.
President GustavlIs T. Kirby OF the
American Olympic Committee an
nounced to-day.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
p,s,ntect.nt RottIe E.pIoaes.

The explosion OF an overheated bot
tie OF strong disInfectant in a closet OF
Adelphl College at Clifton Place and
Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn. caused an
alarm OF fire in the Institution at
Ittle before ~ O'Clock to-day. The pu-
pills were marched 50 rapidly that the
students going out The damage was
trifling and the school sessions were
resumed after the luncheon recess hour.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
BEACH BATHERS IN TROUBLE.
Trespass Charged in Getting to
water From Douglas Manor Hotel.

Leicester Heyes, Arthur Young and
Fred Simmons. guests of tho Douglas
Manor Hotel. were parolled to-day un-
I'll next Thursday by Magistrate Con-
wa in the Flushing Police Court, on
charge OF trespasslng.
m was alleged by Robert q. Butler.
Secretary of the Douglas Manor Asso-
citation, that the men trespassed on the
Associations property when they went
bathing on the beach near the hotel.
The men claim that they had right TO
bathe on the beach. as II Is only sepa-
rated by about twelve feet from the
Shore Road, which 10 a State highway.
This twelve feet iS owned by the
Douglas Manor Association, which de-
nles the right OF the defendants to
cross IT to get to the beach.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
R-3s READY IN NOVEMBER.
DIriEibIe Built for Navy in England
over 90 Per Cent. Completed.


over 90 Per Cent. Completed.
WASHINGTON Aug. l3,--Reports to
the Navy Department are that the
dirigible. R-3S, now being constructed
for the American navy by the Royal
Alrshlp Works, at Bedford. England. is
more than 90 per cent, completed and
probably will be completed late In
November.
With gas volume OF ARA 900
cubic feet, the R-3S will surpasS in
size the largest rigid alrship yet turned
out by the Zeppelin Company, the LII
by 3O4, 900 cubic feet and the British
dlrizible R-3A. which crossed the AZ
lantic last year. by 7li,00O cubic feet
Her six engines will develop 1850
horsepower or 100 more than the most
powerful Zeppelin craft and drive the
great gas bag at an estimated maximum,
speed OF IS miles an hour, To accom-
modate the 69i-foot stretch OF the R-3S,
the naval airship hangar at Cape May
N j., already has been heightened 10
TOO feet and also Increased In height
The evening world., 1920-08-13
SLIGHT ACCIDENT
TO POPE BENEDICT
Slips on Marble Floor in Vatican
and Suffers Injury to
His Knee.

ROME. Aug. l3 (Associated Press).-
Pope Benedict met with a slight acci-
dent to-day. slipping on the polished
marble floor while going from his bed
room TO his private library. the Mes
saggero states.
He sustained a slight abrasion OF
the skin at the knee.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
SEAMEN TO STOP ALL WAR.
Congress- Adopts Motion 90 Refuse
20 Transport Troops.

BRUSSELS, Aug, 13,-The Interna-
tional Seaman's Congress here last
evening adopted motion to the ef-
feet that in order TO prevent future
wars :he amen will refuse TO trans
port troops and munitions.
This measure is applicable to the
Russo Polish conflict, the seamen's s
delegates refusing to transport troops
and munitionA
The evening world., 1920-08-13

WALLlNGFORD. Conn, Aug. Is
Walter Dorman OF Brooklyn. who was
visiting here, and Julius Hessle. ffteen,
were drowned while bathing In pond
al the rear OF the North Farms Milling
Company late yesterday. The boy was
seized with cramps and DormRn tried
20 rescue him. Dorman leaves a
widow and two children.
The evening world., 1920-08-13

At the New York Central officee here
u was said that nobody was injured.
but that three passengers had suffered
train remained on the track and the
others were thrown off when a rail
broke. The derailed cars leaned over
and obstructed the adjoining track. The
night.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
CAR HIT AMBULANCE.
Both Badly Damaged hut No One
IL Hurt.

A Greenpont Hospital motor ambu-
lance and n touring car owned and
driven by John Fredericks. No. l7s India
Street. Brooklyn. were in collision early
to-day at Norman and Manhattan Ave-
nues, Brooklyn.
DIR. GersiSy was knocked from his seat
in the ambulance. but escaped injury.
The touring car Bwerved against troll
ley pole, which II broke off few feet
from the ground. Ambulance and car
we're badly damaged. but both drivers
escaped.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
FRANCE SENDING U. S. NOTE
Pleased Because Views Of Two Ma
tiOns on Russia Accord.

PARIS. Aug. l3.-The French Govern
ment Is sending a note to the United
States expressing pleasure that the
French and American views on the
Russo Polish situation are I'm COM
plete accord" =. was learned here to-
day
The evening world., 1920-08-13
Doremus to Manage COH's weSterR
OampaiRn.

George white. Chairman Of the Dem
ocratic National Committee. to-day
announced appointment Of Representa-
tive Frank Doremus OF Michigan as
Western Manager OF the Cox Roosevelt
campaign,
The evening world., 1920-08-13
TWO HURT IN N. Y. C. WRECK
Five Oars DeraiIed Early This
Morning Near Little Falls.

LITTLE FALLS. n. Y, Aug. "a
Three Pullmans and two coaches OF the
New York CentrarS train No. SO were
derailed at 4:30 O'Clock this morning
when the train was passing through
East Creek at Atty miles an hour. Two
persons were hurt. Manuel Antonio
Fereria, a passenger bound for Cali
fornia, Is said to be injured internally.
George Rundell. a Utica detective, suf-
fered broken ribs. They were taken to
the Little Falls Hospital.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
Miners and Operators In Joint
MeetinE.

CLEVELAND. Aug. ls.-The Joint
Scale Committee OF union miners and
coal operators Of the Central competi-
tive coal field. comprising Ohio. Indi-
ana, Illinois and western Pennsylvania
I. 1Iafhered here this morning by request
|lif President Wilson 10 consider a
Ntihnge IN wages in the bituminous
The evening world., 1920-08-13

ete MOTHERs GIVE
s ~ ssissas 20 aIsss..-GaSi. 49,. 4 ~ '-'1l''
The Washington herald., 1920-05-25
WOODBINE ENTRIES.

First Raee-Three-yeaT-olds and up: claim
ing; 8 furlongs. Omeme. III; sweet Apple.
Do: Margery, ia: 'Darnay. Ill: Murray.
101: Pretty Rsby. III: Iron Boy. III: Betsy
liz: May W.. ia; Saga. 102: 'Pop, 1OS
Doz MARY. III; 'Keymar. 114; Indian
Giant. 110.
Second Riee-Bendigo plate: for maiden
. -yesr-olds: Ala furlongs. myrtle Crown.
105; Trying Ford, .l05: tCrutches. 100;
tAUnt Annie. 100: Phantom. 100; Roseate,
1O9: Skirt Dance. 100: Caper, 100. II. X. L.
Third Race-Breeders' stakes; 3-year- -olds
foaled in Canada: l mile and fuJIong
tCrown Of Gold. 112: tsweet Bouquet, 1I2;
tst. Paul. 126; tPrimo. 112: Swoodbine. 107
iAnmut, III; Rave On. 100; Clara Mater,
107. +Seagram entry. III. Giddings entry.
tBrooksdale entry.
Fourth RRoe-Fa shion plate: mares: 3-year-
olds and up: furlongs. Ny Boots, 103;
Ladder Of Light. 1OS; Louise v, 113: Nu-
lHch T., 103; Miss Millions, 1903; Queen
Blande. '113: Dottie vandiver. 113; Easter
Lilv. lis: Loganberry. OIL: MarmIte. 125.
Fifth Race-Aintree SteeplechRse Handi-
cap; 4-year-olds and up; about . miles.
tAmmunitioR i39: twarrtn. 1870; Kate
Glenn. 1872; Jim o., 40; Dustin Farnum. $50.
tGeorge N. Hendrie and W.. Wilson entry.
Sixth Race-waterloo plate; claiming: s.
'year-olds and up: i mile and 10 yards.
'skeerface. 103; waska, 10a; Lord Herbert.
los; Ragnarok, 100; 'Don Dodge. 102;
Blazonry. 1O3: Sylvano. 105; Belario, 110.
Seventh Raoe-Rideau plate; claiming; g.
year-oids snd up; 1 1-18 miles. Peerless One,
1i8: Primes. ZIG: Waterproof. 118: Honolulu,
IA: Neeonah, %; Verify, III: Amino. l1s;
Pepper sauce. 100; King Neptune. 116; Baby
Cal, Ill; Ben Hampson, 116.