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Evening star., 1961-02-12
New Drive on Crime
Mapped by Kennedy
Justice Chief
Demund
TiahtLioison
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
star staff Writer

SSAA 0SoAA WAbOSG
Attorney General Robert r.
Kennedy is preparing q two
pronged attack on organized
crime. It calls for new legal
weapons against mobsters and
a closer working relationship
between the Federal enforce.
ment agencies.
Mr.. Kennedy planned to
work over the week end to get
his legislative proposals in
shape, and to confer this week
with key legislators who have
expressed interest in new
crime-curbing laws.
These are the three major
areas Of legislation to be sought
by the Attorney General:
l. More control over gambling
in interstate commerce.
2. Measures to expedite court
procedures in order to prevent
long delays in deporttng gang
sters.
8. Extension Of the immunity
statutes into more criminal
fields to compel the. small fry
of the underworld to inform on
their bosses.
Stresses u ftatiOn
Mr.. Kennedy put particular
emphasis on deportation be-
cause a number Of major unI
derworld figures are subject to
deportation action but wage
successful delaying actions
through the courts.
IF a criminal has enough
money" he explained yester.
day." he can delay deportation
for IL or IS years. That. was
not the intent Of Congress"
He cited particularly the
case Of Carlos Marcello Of Lou
iSiana, described as one Of the
principal crime figues in the
United States. Marcello has
been fighting off deportation
since 1852.
For the past three years, the
Government has been waiting
for an Italian court to decide
whether or not Marcello is an
Italian citizen. Should the
court rule that he Is an italian
citizen, Marcello still has an
other gambit. He can appeal
to the courts here from an adj
ministrative ruling that he
would not be subject to ply
sical persecution If he were de-
ported to Italy.
To Meet Chairman
The legislators with whom
Mr.. Kennedy plans to confer
on his legislative package are
Chairman Celler Of the House
Judiciary Committee, Chair
man Eastland Of the Senate
Judiciary Committee; Senator
McC cClellan, Democrat Of Ar
kansas; Senator Kefauver,
Democrat Of Tennessee and
Senator Keating, Republican
Of New York. Senator McClel-
Ian was Mr.. Kennedy'S boss as
chairman Of the Senate Rack
cts Committee and Senator
Kefauver is currently conduct
ing an investigation into box
ing.
To achieve q more co-ordi-
mated attack on crime by Fed.
eral agencies. Mr.. Kennedy is
stressing two points, pool
ing of information and joint
Investigations Of q particular
individual or set Of circum.
stances.
He wants to make sure, for
example. that If the st. Louis
office of Internal Revenue has
information about certain in
dividuals or the Chicago office
Of the Narcotics Bureau has
See RACKETS, Page AS
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Text Of Kennedy Article on Poss c-s

Oliver Ellsworth, statesman
and jurist, chief author Of the
1889 act establishing the Fed
eral court system and the third
chief justice Of the United
States.
1t appears between "Ells-
worth, Lincoln, U. s. arctic and
antarctic explorer" and ell
wangen, a town Of Germany" +"
It is signed with the initials
u. F. KY" The President, who
did the writing IN 1858 when
he was q Senator, received $40
for it.
The signature ~. F. KY" was
used to difrerentiate the Presi-
dent from another contributor
named James Fitzmaurice Kelly
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Kennedy Walks, Rests
And Reads at Glen Ora
President Spends Afternoon Sitting
Before CruekIine Fire With Book
BY GARNET d. HORNER
star star Writer

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Feb. 11.-President Kennedy today
quickly caught the spirit Of this easygong section Of Virginia
where living Is at its most gracious.
swift chnage Of pace the President flew here from
the White House in helcopter and then sat down to
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Missile Cap So Slim
One Sub Could Close 1t
Extra PoIuris Vessel Would
Swing BoIunce in Favor Of U. S.
By RICHARD FRYKLUND
star stan writer

On the basis of Soviet strength, the missile gap"
between the United States the Soviet Union in such
balance that be swung one way or another by
single PolariS submarine.
American intelligence officers say that on days when
Evening star., 1961-02-12
BY MARY McGRORY
Star Staff Writer

President Kennedy's first ap-
pearance as an author since
his Inauguration is in the pages
Of the new revised edition Of
the Encyclopedia Britannica,
which will be published tomor-
row.
The President has contrib
uted q 554-word biography Of
Evening star., 1961-02-12

Sect. A ---- --GeneroI News
Sect. B-------Mssro. ATeo News
Sect. Editorials, Books
Sect. b Observation-Disclosures
Sect. E E----------------cIossisied
Sect. 2 ----------Sports, Finonee
Sect. 6. n ---------SOeiety- y-Homs
Also Sundoy, The StcF MoSozine,
This Week Mosoxine, Tv Moso-
zine and Comic Section.
Index Of Subjects
Evening star., 1961-02-12

Of little rain or light snow today, mostly
night. low near 50. Cloudy tomorrow, little
change In temperature.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
MIN SPACF.
NEW ANTIQUE

NEW ANTIQUE
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you should see this one. Priced in
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into Mill Greek Park. turn left on
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Evening star., 1961-03-05
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Evening star., 1961-03-05

Beautiful 4-bedroom. 3-bath CO.
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with luxurious custom draperies
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MRS. iCAzAN, CT. 6-1127 or FE
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Evening star., 1961-03-05
Nearby Fairfax County

ON IA ACRES
DEN or 9Th BEDRM.
RECREATION ROOM
Oil hot-water Dashboard heat. Must
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or TW. 3Cs3sS.
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Evening star., 1961-03-05

LIVE m ONE RENT FREE-Lei
the other 20 apis. pay for your
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT = Excel
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yearly income.
SILVER sPRING-71, 900 #. Of in
dustrial ground. Close in. y.r. sid
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GERBER, EN-. $4,000. Ewes, IA.
$1,000.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
OPPORTUNITY

SALE OR TRADE-silver sprinI
stores and offices. On busy traf'
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$4,000 cash may handle thii
or will trade up or down. Gros:
income S27.500. Price under
$4,000; ss3ss ons Can s1n Nh NM FSaSssSIsS sosI
SHANNON 4 LucHs CO.. 724
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SILVER sPRING-6-unit brick al
2-bedrm;, apt. bids: tenants pay
S Swn uta,,. sscm ssm Hps seq SAS
WALKER HERBERT
Evening star., 1961-03-05
New Ramblers
OPEN

9S sold. Only a few left In this es-
tablished community OF Little
River Hills. New expansible brick
ramblers, 3 to ; bedrms., 2 and
3 baths. center-hall plans avail
able. Daylight ground-level base
ment. Situated on beautiful
wooded parklike settings, ranging
from "a acre to over 3 acres ere
ating truly eState-style properties
at bargain prices. Just S23,560
and uo. Immediate possession,
Only 25-minute drive to D, C.
psEcToNs TfIEts SsTn out riqf' sT bSs biSse'ssas ss.
Gle to Rte 23J, continue to Rte
238 (Town of Fairfax. left Il
Little River Hills sign and left or
Estel I'd. to Ashley rd, left II
Evening star., 1961-03-05
LANGLEY AREA
LARGE

APT. MOTEL. Prime location. Near
Embassies. Excellent condition
Over $4,000. FLA Reserve Fund.
Central Air-Conditioning System
MANOVILL REALTY CORP.
10. 4-8440
Evening star., 1961-03-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

PLAN TO RETIRE?- or to start a
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FLoRANCE REALTY CO.
23l7 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va,
Evening star., 1961-03-05
MCLEAN

eplit-foyer brick in the splendor
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/. PERIES included In unbelievable
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Evening star., 1961-03-05
Shannon & Luchs

: N.AL!oKs ia. 5-6s00
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ramb. Priced below surroundinS :
nome values. 2 bedrms,, hath
iot s2x135: Priced Sl6.750. Ewes
kM. "-6al6, L. T. GRAVATTF
Realtor, MA. S-O753. = Z
Evening star., 1961-03-05
Open Daily II til Dark

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this value for s14, 500. Call for
details. Z. s. BURNS a. ASSOCI-
ATES, Realtors, CIR. 3-6767.
SI25 MONTH PITT, buys q 3-bed-
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baths, large all-electric kitchen
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2:MIN. DRIVE from Key Bridge
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Evening star., 1961-03-05
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
brick rambler. S16,S00; attached
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Evening star., 1961-03-05

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Evening star., 1961-03-05

THRIFTY TO BUY, thrifty to live
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Close to schools, shops, churches,
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-acre lot with all city utilities
Three real nice bedrmS., tile bath,
separate dining room spacious
"sauare-type" living room. biz
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FJoRANCE REALTY. 403 w. Lee
hwy, CIR. 3-4O06.
Evening star., 1961-03-05
BUsINEss PROP. is' RENT

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Sc; Sl25 mo. OIL. 6-47O6.
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CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1961-03-05
APARTMENT
(Will Trade)

i6-unit apt. bldg. Kalo.
rama area; in good con-
dition. Call Mr.. Martin with
MA. $4,000 Res, OIL. 4-6S20
Evening star., 1961-03-05
APARTMENT
APARTMENT
APARTMENT

e.unit apt. bldg, fully rent
ed; close to transp. and
shopping, i0es return on
your investment. Approx.
$4,000 cash will buy. Call
Miner s. Wahby with
BOSS a. PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. HE. 4-302:
Evening star., 1961-07-09
2 RIDERS FALL, HORSE DESTROYED
Spill Mars Easy Win
By Four-ond- wenty

in no way interfered with Sher-
luck or Guadalcanal. They
were far enough back to avoid
the trouble.
The time for the mile-and-a-
quarter feature was 200 3/5.
Four-and-Twent now the
winner of two straight stakes
at the Hollywood Park meeting,
shared high weight of 1875
pounds with Sherluck, Jacob
Sher's upset victor in the Bel
mont.
Four-and- Twenty got away
quickly and led throughout
over Bushel-N-Peck, Rex. c.
Ellsworth's big filly, with Willie
Shoemaker up.
The H. S. c. Stables surprise
threat, We're Hoping, a long
shot lightweight with Willie
Harmatz up and an iInpost of
110 pounds, stuck in the rum
ming and got up in the stretch
to pass Bushel-N-Peck and hit
the wire five lengths in front.
The winner paid $3.50, $4.20
and $3.40. We're Hoping re-
turned SIS and $500 and
Bushel-N-Peck $5.40.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Litt|eLimey
Dash Winner

CHARLES TOWN, W. Va,
July 8 (SpeciaD Claiborne
Carter's Little Limey, making
his first start since mid-May
at Pimlico. scampered to q five
length victory in the Frederick
Purse before the largest Satur-
day crowd Of the meeting,
7,248.
Leading throughout over the
Charles Town Course of 120
feet more than 6 furlongs,
Little Limey paid So, $3.50 and
$3.50. He was clocked in 1:15.4,
the fastest time of the meeting
for that distance.
Clarence Smith, who took
over the riding lead yesterday,
handled the winner perfectly to
score handily over Jim Palmer's
Tharmall, who was second by
a nose over the fast-closing
Debeaut.
With three favorites scoring
in the four-race twin double
series, that special pool was
distributed among 81 fans, each
OF whom received $731.80. The
Pine Hill Stables Personal
Regards took the fifth race as
the even-money choice, John
Reeves Side Town, another
favorite. won the seventh and
Hamil Compton's DeSs Polling,
at So, took the eighth. Loud
Applause ($30.80), in the sixth
race was the lone longshot in
the twin double.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

STANTON, Del, July S.-The
Shoestring Stables Ashlar, who
made the unusual switch from
a show-ring performer to stakes
runner, won the $23,900 Dia-
mond State Handicap by a
length and a half today at
Delaware Park before 1887
fans.
Moving with a determined
charge at the three-eighthS pole,
Ashlar took command in the
stretch to the delight Of the
favorite hackers who made him a
81 choice. The Brookfield
Farms Inside Story chased
AShlar home.
Third was Richard S. Rey-
nolds, jr.'S Nimmer, who was
3l2 lengths behind Inside Story
but a head to the good of
George D. Widener's Pundit.
Second Stakes Win Of 81 -.
Ashlar thus won his second
stakes of the season for his two
happy owners, Drs. Robert p.
Trice and Milton c. Richards,
Richmond physicians. The two
doctors purchased the 5-year-
old gelding two years ago and
originally planned to develop
him into a hunter after his
brief appearance in the show
ring.
The son of To Market and
Wave Again today earned a
winners share of $16,900, which
gives him earnings of $47,770
for 1861, while performing on
the Maryland-D Delaware circuit.
Tommy Lee turned in a neat
riding job aboard Ashlar, who
carried lis pounds, top weight
of the mediocre field of nine.
Ashlar ran the mile and a six
teenth in 1.452s over the fast
but dead racing surface.
Mighty Fair, a 3-year-old
filly owned by Californian An
drew j. Crevolin, raised her
stock for next Saturdays Della
ware Oaks when she registered
a two-length triumph in the
one mile $500 Busher purse.
Counter Call Third
Rated cleverly by Jockey Paul
Bailey, Mighty Fair took
charge at the quarter pole. The
3-year-old had plenty of speed
left to turn back the challenge
Evening star., 1961-07-09
GIobemaster
Wins Classic
AT Arlington

CHICAGO, July 8 (AP).-
Leonard P. Sasso's Globemas-
ter caught EditorialiSt, a TO
to-1 shot. in the final stride to
win a neck photo finish in the
$108,900 Arlington Park Clas-
sic in a mile today before a.
1872.
Editorialist, owned by Fourth
Estate Stable and ridden by
John Heckmann, led from the
start only to be overtaken
when Johnny Rotz brought
Globemaster from third around
the turn and started moving
down the stretch.
DR.. John T. Norton's 80-to-1
shot, Zig N Fac, ran second
most of the way until tiring in
the stretch to fall back, while
Fred w. Hooper's Crozier was
third with Braulio Baeza
aboard.
Calumet Farms Beau Prince,
with Eddie Arcaro seeking his
fourth Arlington Classic VIC
tory, finished fourth in a field
of IL 3-year-olds.
Globemaster, second in the
Preakness and Belmont, car
ried top weight of 119 pounds
in scoring his fourth success
in 10 starts this season. He
stepped the mile in 1883 over
a fast track and paid $40,
$3.50 and $500.
Editorialist returned $44 and
$3.50, while Crozier paid So.
Globemaster earned $72,900
to boost his season winnings
to $233,559 and his two-year
bankroll to $309,731.
Globemaster, who broke a
small bone in his right knee
and retired for the season in
the Garden State Stakes last
year, came back strongly this
season. He entered the classic
fresh from an impressive vic
tory in the Saranac at Aque-
duct.
Finishing fifth behind Beau
Prince was Bluescope followed
by Gays Pal, Aeroflint, Bass
Clef, Light Talk, Apple, He's
A Pistol and Zig N Fac.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

NGLEWOOD, Calf, July 8
(AP). - Four-and- Twenty won
the $122,900 Hollywood Derby
in runaway, wire-to-wire fash
ion today.
The race was marred by a
dramatic pile-up that luckily
was not disastrous.
AS the strung-out field of 10
three-year-ol came rushing
off the turn headed into the top
of the stretch, Mr.. America
snapped a bone in a leg and
fell as the crowd Of $4,000
gasped.
His rider, veteran Eddie
Burns, fell heavily inside the
rail and when Ronnie's Ace,
with Pete Moreno in the sad
die. crashed into the fallen Mr..
America, both pitched to the
ground.
Mr.. America, a stakes winner
later had to be DESTROYED, His
right foreleg was broken.
Mr.. America and We're Hop
ing were battling for third
place at the time of the acci-
dent.
Luckily, Moreno was not hurt
and Burns suffered only a
wrenched back. Ronnie's Ace
was unhurt.
AS track ambulances rushed
to the scene, Johnny Longden
whizzed on in aboard the Al
berta Ra nc he s. Four-and-
Twenty, the favorite.
Four-and-T Twenty, a temper
amental youngster, won by 314
lengths, with a long shot, We're
Hoping, second and Bushel-N-
Peck, the only filly in the field,
a distant third.
Jacob Sher's Sherlock, run
ming for the first time since he
captured the Belmont Stakes
June 8. finished last.
Mrs. Bobby Dotter's we'll re-
garded Guadalcanal, after trail
ing most of the way, got up to
finish sixth.
The chart caller said the spill
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Wolfram Wins
Aqueduct Cap
On Late Move

NEW YORK, July 8 (AP).-
Wolfram, a French-bred 5-year-
old horse owned by the Harbor
View Farm Of Financier Louis
Wolfson, rushed UP from next
to last in a field of seven today
to win the $2s,20 Sheepshead
Bay Handicap by a neck on the
Aqueduct grass course. Wise
Ship was second and Shield
Bearer third.
Carrying top weight of 100
pounds, Wolfram came outside
for his stretch run and over
hauled Mrs. Stephen C. Clark,
jr.'s Shield Bearer. with less
than an eighth Of a mile to go.
Meanwhile, Milton Ritzen-
berg's Wise Ship was rushing
along the rail under Jockey
Helidroro Cuisines, to take Sec
ond place. Wise Ship had only
109 pounds, while Shield Bear
er-who broke the Delaware
Park track record in last Sat-
urday's Sussex Turf Handicap
carried 120 pounds. Nick Shuk
rode Shield Bearer.
ISmael Valenzuela on Wolf
ram saved ground along the
rail IN sixth place as Shield
Bearer set the pace, followed
by Howell E. Jackson's Four
Fathoms and Wise Ship. The
latter pulled into second place
down the backstretch, while
Wolfram was running easily
until the far turn.
At that point, Marion r.
Frankel's Call The Witness
moved into the runnerup spot
behind Shield Bearer. Call The
Witness had won the Long
fellow Handicap at Monmouth
Park July 4, and apparently
found out four days rest wasn't
enough, for he soon faded and
finished last.
Valenzuela sent the son Of
Fast Fox-Whallali around the
field on the final bend in the
mile and one eighth event, and
he quickly took charge without
punishment.
Favorite Of a crowd Of A, 4,101,
Wolfram paid $4.20, So and
$3.50. Wise Ship, a 16-to-1 shot,
returned $500 and $4.20 and
Shield Bearer $3.50 to show.
The time of 1:503s compares
with Amerigo's 1859 course rec
ord of 1:47, but with only 112
pounds up.
Four Fathoms was fourth,
Mrs. H. L. Nathenson's Greek
Sovereign fifth, and the King
Ranch'S DiSperse, sixth.
| Wolfram, the Nations OUT
standing grass specialist, earned
i $18,330 and boosted his 1861
total to $154,851 with six vic
tories in eight starts.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Shirley Jones
Wins Stakes
In Jersey

OCEANPORT, NJ, July 8
(AP)-Brae Burn Farms Shir-
ley Jones came from off the
pace in a driving finish to win
the $3O,8o0 Molly Pitcher
Handicap for fillies and mares
today at Monmouth Park.
Secret Honor finished second,
two and a quarter lengths be-
hind the winner and a nose in
front of the longshot Chal-
vedele. Another neck away in
fourth place was Teacation.
Hugh A. Grants Airmans
Guide, the 2-to-1 favorite, led
for most of the mile and a
sixteenth, but tired in the
stretch and finished 10th.
Second choice of the crowd
Of 28,526, Shirley Jones paid
$7.40, $3.50 and $3.50. Secret
Honor returned $8.40 and $500
and Chalvedele $3.50 to show.
Shirley Jones, who last week
broke Monmouth Parks track
record for a mile and 70 yards
in a tuneup race, covered the
mile and a sixteenth today in
1.43Hs, more than two seconds
off the track mark.
Airmans Guide, breaking
from the middle Of the bulky
field of 16, went right to the
front, but she was never able
to open up a good lead as Lady's
Maid, one of the field horses,
stayed right with her on the
outside. Equifun, an invader
from Chicago, stayed close in
third position for three quar-
ters of a mile. but gave up the
chase as the field rounded the
far turn.
Howard Grant kept Shirley
Jones about six lengths off the
lead going down the backstretch
and moved up to fourth going
into the turn. AS Airmans
Guide began to tire when they
swung for home, Grant sent
Shirley Jones between her and
Lady's Maid and drove under
the wire going away.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
FNored AshIor Stages Stretch Rally
TOWN Diamond Stakes at Delaware

of Elmendorf's oil Royalty, the
favorite, piloted by Pete An
derson.
Finishing four lengths be-
hind Oil Royalty was c. v.
Whitney's Counter Call in third
place. Tom M. Girdler's Zonah,
one of two Delaware Oaks in
Evening star., 1961-07-09
O'Brien Hanover
Wins at Roosevelt

WESTBURY, N. Y, July 8
(AP)-O'Brien Hanover, owned
by Hugh Grant of Bradford
Pa, breezed to a length and
half triumph over Flying Time
tonight in the $1,000 junior
free-for-all Glass AA handicap
pace at Roosevelt Raceway.
The six-year-old bay horse
covered the mile in 2:0O2s for
his second straight victory at
the meeting.
The favorite with the crowd
of 35,033, the winner paid SIS,
$3.50 and $3.50. Flying Time
finished with a rush to nip
Merris Adios by a nose for
second.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S124.7O

Red Scrapper tVaIlaD 1910 4.iO $40
Mr.. Jupiter Ie0nard) 800 $50
Could Be (Solomone) $40
Entreaty, Scottsville Rd., Effendi,
M,ins' M,' GrSeat Manassa, sharpshooter.
4th1M,s5,5oo; alw.; s-yrs.; liz mi.
Art Market (wo'dh'se) s.1o $50 ESQ
Niksar (Gustines) 4,4O $40
Recitatif (Adams) $50
Greco. Time, I:42S.
5th-S5, 900; aiw.;. 2-yrs.; 50 fur.
RRsSeIliouS RsAs no 80 MSwsSsodhOgss, 4.so $50
Figaro Bob, Coiumbia's Glory. vi.
tally, Hildy's Lou. Time, 1:044s.
Sthl~5;$s6,50o; alw.; 3-yrs, up; ! mi;
Rash statement SBr,sdl 80 go
Eingtilian, Decline, and Fall, White
Collar, Really Sumthin. Time. 1889
7fss?9oS addp sSrs ADDED Ss $ShisPshfsaa m saa Bay
Wolfram (ValenzueIa) 4.2O 800 $50
Wise Ship (Gustines) 9.2O 4.2O
Shield Bearer (Shuk) 900
Four Fathoms.> Call the Witness, Dis
perse. Greek Sovereign. Time, 1908.
Sth-S4,500; cling: 3-yrs. up; / mi.
Boston Teap'ty tTr's) 1920 $40 $50
Billy Bluejay CUsseryl 4.10 $50
White Label Geonard) 4 LAO
Merry Will. Crafty Master, Encanto,
Bel moud, Flying Tale. Time, 1877.
9th-S3,S00: cling: 3-yrs a. UP: 8 fur.
Brilliant Host (U'ery) 1.S0 LEO $3.50
GloominE tMellOnl $50 $50
Boxers Dream (ErricO) 1.6O
Steverino, Royal sym BIO !, Moon
Again, Singing Sailor, Blue Blood.
Time, 1:12s.
Attendance, 44,101. Total handle,
S3,909,272.