The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1895, Page 3

a DANIA TOWED {NTO PORT, The Hamburg - American Steamship Broke Her Pro. peller Shaft. WERKENDAM BROUGHT HER IN Aocident Occurred as Capt, Lud- wig Spoke the Pilot-Boat Herman Oelrichs, WAS 350 MILES FROM NEW YORK. Pilot Scoured the Sea for Mil Sighting the Duichman, Which Responded to Signals, The Hamburg-American line steamer Dania, Capt. Ludwig, reached Quaran- tine shortly before 9 o'cluck this morn- ing with a broken shaft in tow of the Netherland-American line steamer Wer- kendam, which left Amsterdam June 16, The Dania sailed from Hamburg also on June 16 with 39 cabin, 372 steerage Passengers anc a full cargo of general Merchandise consigned to the Hamburg- American Packet Company. The Dania encountered moderate variable winds, chiefly from east and south, up to the Banks, when it hauled to the northward and blew @ fresh gale for twenty-four hours, with a heavy sea running which caused the ship to roll and pitch heavily. Chief Engineer Wehrhagen was on duty in the engine-room during the bad weather and noticed that something @pparently was wrong with the shaft, but as the engine worked well no par- ticular attention was paid to the mat- ter. A close watch was kept on the machinery, however, by the engineers, The steamer proc: P. M., in latitude 41.11, longitude 66.05, when the pilot-boat Herman Oelrichs was sighted, The Dania’s engines were stopped to enable Pilot Leiths to be taken on board. The snip's engines, on being started ahead, refused to work. The engineer on watch communicated instantly with Capt. Ludwig, who was on the bridge at the time, and Chief Engineer Wehrhagen, on making an in- vestigation, discovered that the tail-end section of the shaft was broken in the Propeller. Meanwhile Capt. Ludwig signalled the Pilot-boat by meuns of the steam whis- tle, Pilot Nicholas Roach, who was the last pilot on the Oelrichs, jumped into his yawl and rowed alongside the dis- abled steamer. Capt. Ludwig informed him of the steamer’s crippled condition and requested him to send the first steamer sighted to the assistance of the Dania. Meanwhile the Danta laid to, and the weather being calm and somewhat hazy night signals of distress were kept burning all night in the hopes of at- tracting some passing steame The Pilot-boat's crew, after leaving the Cisabled Dania, kept a sifirp lookout for a steamer from the eastward, and within a few hours were rewarded for their vigilance by the lookout aloft, wno gleefuily reported a steamship's masthead light to the eastward. The pilot-boat signalled the steamship with several flaring torches, which were an- swered, by the steamship, which proved to be the Werkendam. Pilot Roach quickly communicated the Dania's mishap to Capt, Bakker, who immediately ordered a close watch kept for the disabled steamer, Hix vigilance was rewarded about 4.30 Thursday morning, when the lookout in the crow’s-nest sighted the steamship's signals of distress, The course of the Werkendam was altered, and she bore down close to the Danta, Capt. Ludwig requested to be towed to this port and Capt. Bakker consented to render all possible awsistance, A hawser was sent on beard the Dania and at 7 A. M., the towline being made-fast, she proceeded with the Dania in tow under easy steam for the remaining 350 miles of the voyage, without further accident. Quarantine was reached shortly before P o'clock this morning. Here the hawser was let go and the Dania came to an anchor, The tugs L. Pulver, E, M. Mil- lard and Wendell Goodwin then took the disabled steamer in tow and towed her to her pier at Hoboken, Thi was little excitement among the Dania’s passengers at any time. All united in testifying to the able seamanship displayec by the com- mander and his assistants, as well as to the courtesy shown by Capt. Bakker, of the Netherlands steamship. ‘The er has i eeesnt Experts say that the W dam will recetve over $100.00) salvage. ‘The accident which disabled the vessel was to the after section of the shaft, which was broken in the propeller, A new shaft will be cabled for unless the air the damage suff- engineers can. re Clently. to enable her to reach the other vithout risk. Bide without 1 i BRILL BROS.’ GREAT couP. They Will Sell Vogel's Fine Cloth- ing at Half Price, Brill Brothers have made another bust- ness coup that will redound to the bene- fit, not to say amazement, of those who seek their emporium at the northeast orner of One Hundred and Twenty- third street and Third avenue, This en- terprising firm has bought from the as- signee of Henry Vo laces were well kr the entire stock of fine Sethese splendid goods will be on the of Brill Bros. at 930 A. M, to- Sy"'snd they wil! ve sold to all coniers, fas jong as they sast, at just one-half tices charged for then: by Henry Vogel. eaitinten flannel, serge bannock. ted and’ diagonal, at from at “Ho yrevigualy sold’ at from ue #% to $0. No first Men's alpaca, mohair and_ briliiantine eouts at from’75 co"ts to $1.25. They are rth Just twice those sums. world then. in. the boys’ department there are suits of fancy cheviot, all-wi casaimere, blue serge, tricot,” worsted a Clay diagonal, at’ from $2.25 to $3, and fo one smust forget that” Henry Vogel got from $4.50 to $10 for these same suits. forget that the sale ls at 9.80 A. a to-day, at One Hunmar third street and Third avenue. RACEBALL CHAT. Te I not Improbable that McDonald's dare ire are nearly ended. His +; which was pertection compared to that of Wednesday, was critically watched by Nick Young and Harry Wright. Nelther con- tion of his work, and Mr. coated bin condem: Young may ask for hi After yemterday'a game one of the New York Players, who was a former sdmirer why he didn't give decisions as he saw them, stating that if he didn't do better he was liable to meet the same as Long and Retts, “Mind your own bi Hike, and don't care whether 1 am kept of not.’” val at Baltimore some rapid changes unless race Ia forthcoming very quickly. With the exception of one teamh eis rot a club in the Lena same game that the Glante are, quicters tmaginal Tommy Coreoran's play, at short home ‘has been pi rything that comes any- jenator’s left fielder, made several Stockadale, who pitched the second fe a terrific bs jumbert easily for three safe hiie in succession - (With apologies to When the season finished up last year an’ had the call at DMFENDER IN THE SOUTH SHOP, + TEFENDER'S BAPTISM, (Continued from First Page.) with people, All wore waiting for the [Cond street station house, last night time When one of the docks would be nto the public enough humanity to ll every whart in jrapid riding, Van Alen'a handsome streeta shortly come up from Newport, via Fall River, a long thirty-mite tr ve or six fakirs ground with souvenirs of the occasion A rushing business, the Horreshofts anch of the Largest Lake r Three weeks Inter the will ber lanached have the same expected that. thy eaten ty teat |and broke her left lea. Lake Company She was sent to St. Vincent's it.| Transportation Com PIM BEATS MAH Larned and Form at th Zouith City by part Show Netter ‘ennin Tourney. Rventng World.) GROUNDS, An’ base hits one, two, three an’ four, until the & double purchase rigged outboard to to handle the sheet, The bowsprit's long outboant section, together with the position of the mast ives the veasel greater head- as probably ever before been seen on an English yacht, ter the rig seems to have retrograded, ed by the fashion set 3 6 age, both a Way up so high, couldn't keep th. But all the other play though we'd try, make it possib! if you'd iisten to their VALKYRIE III, BEATEN OUT. out the other teams it they onl vad bd (Continued from First Page.) m we're not In It, an’ the rooters swear In thin mat- five miles ahead and making for the Skelmorlie markboat, The fluke cal vilten 1 git un here and abros of a short foot on the staysall been carried to almost an ter of the racing to- 8 not afford an op- portunity for a fair test of the ability the cup challen; thought probable that the race would be stopped at the end of An’ early in the spring this year they went w But dropped thelr bate to alligators Kill, of much thought and study on ¢ of one of the world's foremost architects, and with the headsails of an American ‘sloop of several stages back- ‘ward in the march of actence. Former Watson yachts have been so rigged as to derive little driving power from the staysail and ibs, relying upon the proportionately enormous, mainsail to do the work of sending the. vensel placing much Juatified faith in the theory tha the wind in the big wail aft of th ve put about quickly and with less lee helm. Certain- ly, in the short reaches of most English courses, where rapid and almost inces- ig 18 the strongest point the former rig seems the shoot wild cate an‘ an’ raced an’ did the place, and on a They'd Ko out to the batt ut of yt rounds, but of course | Vaikyrig passed the Skelmorlle mark- ahead and led at her usual speed until June 26, shortly after 6 fant manoeuyrin, Right here may be seen the justifica- tion for the statement credited to Wat- son that he has built a “Sandy Hook ninety-footer’ to sail for the America's evidently has realized longer reaches of the open cou this side do not place so great mium upon quickness in stay counterbalance the lifting and driving power of the larger headsail In another essential, this t hull, 1s there @ departure from thespre- » namely in the shape and dimensions of the stem. of Valkyrie Ill, 8 will be seen In the more nearly re- ig not nearly #0 the latter, the overhan; Greater, and gives @ cleaner and ‘upt entrance other cutters from the same board _ ‘DUNRAVEN MAY STAY HOME. Political Ambition May Keep Val- 1806, by the Associated Press.) LONDON, June 2%.—The entries for the Henley Regatta closed yesterday. For the Grand Challenge Cup, elght-oared shells, the London Rowing Club, Trinity Hall (Cambridge) and the Thames Rowing Club have entered crews. In the Stewards’ Challenge Cup, for four-oared shells, Toronto, must compete with crews from London Rowing Club, Thames Rowing Club and New College VALKYRIE BEFORE HER LAUNCH. r halt ways o'er, an’ just see boat at 2.43 P, M., and began reachin, in a fair southeast breeze, Atlsa and Britannia were then miles A-goin’ down the hill as fast as a wild New Couege But the ‘boys will have to hustle and look what Or the Loulavilles "11 git ‘em The yachts completed the first round the Argonaut: the Leander, The Trilbys would lke to arrange Saturday james with all teams averaging alx- Address, E.R. Hast One Hundred and Thirteenth sireet. Valkyrie reached along the home stretch to complete the first round in a than she had all As the first round was fin- ished with five hours, the race wae con- tinued, Valkyrie beating back quickly to the Mount Stuart markboat on the second round. Valkyrie easily maintaired her lead the second round. free, and the new yacht showed great Speed. There was hardly a doubt that she would win easily. Valkyrie developed a great deal of speed in the reach to Mt Stuart on the second round, and the yachts then ron towards Cumbrae Head on their The new yacht rounded that mark-boat on the second round 36 minutes ahead of Britannia, which yacht was followed by Allsa 8 minutes In the Diamond sculls seven entries, Thompron, of Toronto. It was not until late yesterday that Lord Dunraven finally decided to allow to race with He will remain better breeze including the brothers With some team Saturday Gres, G. Larson, 283 Sixteenth The standing of the League clubs this morn. Valkyrie IIT, and Ailsa to-day. London during the contest, as he has W. L. P.c,|Clubs. 32-17 653) Phitadelpht The wind was which is far more intense than his in- terest in racing. intimate friend of Lord that If ‘the 48 @ staten- Cincinnatl ", 28 38, {549/Loulaville ae 8 Dunraven said yesterda: country needed his servic man in the Autumn he would not go to United Btates, although, of cours the Atlantic Games scheduled to-day: Brooklyn. St. Loule, at Pittaburg. Chicago, at Cleveland. Loutsvilte, at Cincinnatl. —— PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Fistiana rejoli Jury of Brookly Eddie Pierce, Hurst and the others who Young Corbett bad knocked out Pierce in the Boston, at Philadelphia, Valkyrie IIT. and meet the America ‘Also from the same the Assoctated Pre: | {g some toundation for the rumor that | the Prince of Wales may slip over to New York in September in order to/| the races for the America’ Cup. if all is quiet here. AFRAID OF VAMOOSE? Steam Yacht Alone Over the Cour: (Bpecial to The Evening World.) ‘onn., June 29.— “he igh authority | way to Largs. learns that there at the news that the Grand had dismissed the indictments “Young Corbett," ro arrested after When Valkyrie III. rounded the Skel- morlie mark-boat, on the second round, same gap separated the led that boxing mateher rectors smiled the future that Promised to the Seaside Club, leaving Skelmorlle Valkyrie was hung up in a calm for twenty min- utes and then crawled along with the aid of occasional soft airs, Ailsa abandoned the race. Britannia won, Niagara competed against the twenty- raters Zinita and Dakotah, whone top- NEW LONDON, promised steam yacht race, Norwood anu. others were to have started, Is off. Vamoose was cvaling up, when Frank | recoaciiiat Jack Madden { still anxious to Ked-round bout with Jimmy Barry, of Chi: nd has issued another challenge, hoping that manager for Barry, will accept. It { said that Barry and Mike Sears, of Boston, matched for @ fifteen-round bout at rhed a pretty penny by the erken- T. Morrill, her owner, w the macninery of Rex wi The others Vamoose ft out the course to Milton F others do not show up, Judge is hi go in she de efused to start 8 not care engine frame’ in halve the way from Fy the race, and bri i ricksbt break, ‘The bull’ run’ her erlgine Yankee Doodle wax on the way here! by Rex through canal, a at Bordentown, she returi wheel brok; Injury. Prank T. Morrill, own declared his purpose to Morning to steam over the cot claim the championship ¢ a perfect right to do. Was pas! J. all right ne course laid out is ninety-two and a half miles in ‘ength and a hard trial for small steamers to keep golng at thelr top speed. ‘The Mabillty of acci- noes renders @ test, after all, more a matter strength of engines than speed. Va- moose and Rex were visited by a num: dent under such cireums: ber of the curious, SPORTING MISCELLANY. ‘The entries for the all around championship ef the A. A. U., to be held on the N, J. ASC, Grounds at Bergen Point, July 4, closed yesterday with James D, Boyd, Chairman of the Committee. They are as follows: H. W. Mt. Vernon. M. CA. A C.; John Congrove, Ridgefleld A, C. Carpenter, Dan Long and EH. Clan) A. A.; Mike Sweeney and J, J. Moont A. ©.; L, P, Sheldon, N.Y. A. C. Siatterly. Xavi run, The other events are ax fol 16-Ib, shot, rvnning throwing 16-Ib. hamm 20-yard hurdle, 10 fighis, 3 tes welght for di 4 one mile run. ni, To the BAltor: T mil jump three wtanding Jumps against, any or $25 af the man in the Twenty-fret Ward for Mo J. M ng on Aug. §, oF ny he Twenty-tray_W hte or with welglita any time or plas money. a 110 East ¥ Burnett. —The dealer must not discriminate A proper deal would be on at a tim ——— ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, ALEANDER ISL- AND, June 29.—The entries and weights for Monday's races are: Firat Race—Six and a halt furlongs Jack Dennis Despateh The Second Race~ Foie; Sir William ..... Cargonter sesssesds Septour Mato Gimme S100, Duke of Argyle" Miss Bowser 100 } Third Race—Four and a ty.t furlong Trojan 105 Tr sktefoot Crown » ; Gaaron, je) ’ Bob Miller”. Agies 0... Prosper Btann Fourth Rave—Beven furlongs. Tenactour sesolld BL Lawrence Tom Tough! 200000050 18 Pope tinte P Sir Raa... 105 Stanley Mf Pith B Levinw Darkness Marie. Lovell Piundered Six and « half turlon Detrott Blondy Luray —_Sa Chal @ Cockade ..) Black Beauty .... Fassett . : Plymou eile the Congregational chur and Brooklyn, last night, was ui fected by Plymouth Church. The churches have Been noparated since the Heecher-Tilton seandat and Rey bott ak been satisfactory terme, of yesterday, s notified that een Oe GIVER: the grounds of the Neighborhood shed coaling, and went o the starting line. She will cover | nt alone if the but if Rex doos not and Rex nnot go in, as she has broken her x came all *% to steam ight spare Wheels and erything else that foresight might suq- gest, bul no spare engine frame, that would be the last thing expected Mr. King, of Broak- lyn, Was on board Rex and would have Englishmen about 10.45 and were greeted with with Mahoney serving, and he won the points to tw tule off and Pim braced up and back of the the next game and won on nets and out- fourth game both i settled down and pl LARIAT FOR SCORCHERS. | Policeman Lnssocd Two Speedy Mleyele Racers, Policeman Ward, of the East Twenty- lassond d two bicyclists with a clothes- line lariat in Gramercy, Park and took hem to the station house, charged with The two “scorehers" for weeks have been In the habit of riding around Gramercy Park at the rate of qbout a mile in three minutos. Ward was told jto arrest them, #0 he practised throw- ing the lariat for several days, and last Nicht went to the Park, where he Jay in Walt for the fast riders, He lassbed them one by one, President, Roosevelt, he- of a sportsman, will be ho this novel mode’ of cap- FAIR BICYCLER HURT. Brok Ma Hughson, a bicycler, twenty-four years old, of 29 Cambridge, avenue, Jersey City, fell from her Wheel in front of 373 West street this morning pital, oo erger to Turn Profeanton: N, June 29. Mike oF {4 last night that unless Charman ny of the I, A, W. Racing Toned, sus: pended him for not riding at Phfladetphta to- day, he would turn profexional of hin own Hitlon Immediately after the National Cir. . ty be held aty Ashi 0 week July Ke Pat PENTECOST | Ex-Preacher and His Partuée Answer to Grand Latveaye ”” They Are Held in $1,000 BaoW! Kit of Jeweller’s Toate. °? An ex-Convict, « Former’ Hugh 0. Pentecost and Ric Gatling, of the law firm of Peni Gatling, 237 Broadway, were yesterday for grand larceny in degree upon the complaint of Weiss, an ex-convict, formerly maker in the employ, of Tiffany of Union Square, ne of Dirnterse: Hlaweriders tor the. 8yr last night. " WITH THE WHEELMEN. Arrangemen's for the Jllvergde Wheelmen's Afgih annual race moot, to be bald gt Manbate tan Feld, heen completed. The, track has ia wow fant and absolutely kroat altraction haa alwaya been will be this year, the ten-mile {nvitation ta which all the erack riders, Cabanne, | Maddox, » Stenson, 1 Tit | Mefonald, Sime, Brown, Bald, Ziegler, > Derger,, Nats tuter. Tirnet Warwen,. Heltert Mauvelt, iivie, Coulter, ead Miller have’ bead to compete for the diamond prizes to. be in thin event, The clam A Pacer are mile open, anesmile handicap and three-mile handicap, and class B, to Bordentown’ with n and perhaps some other © of Vamoose, “ reporter thin . ax he hag John A. Larkin: Xavier A. C. The games will commence at 1 P.M. Tho first event will be the 10-yard igh Jurny ard walk, pole vahit for heyght, fniches hl will Jump RTIN HALLIOAN, orty-frat street, etiy, DEFENDER B h Charch Says No Union. ‘The Manhattan Conference's proposition to recon of New York nimously | Every one remarked the great difference teclaring tha point of view was far and xious for been lengthened in order to bring her up to eleven rating, ter gets 12 minutes, 53 seconds allow- ance from Niagara over in the Suffolk Athletic Club of Boston Jimmy Handler has an 14 00d account of himself in with Kid Lavigne Gazette office yesterday and cover forfelt for @ match before the club offering the Lavigne will probably accept the that he can give « Mmited-round bout He called at The yachts competing in the 20-rater class were started at 11.15 A. shower of rain. The following were the times at the start: “Young Corbett’? as his manager has ao far hes for him. His signed articles for three ma! first encounter will oe with Baltimore on July 15, conclusions with Kid’ McCoy “at The race for the 20-ratera was stopped at the end of the first round with Niag- ara in the lead. The following were the times of the smaller yachts at the end of the first round: 1, whose high-class to the publie, thing for men, children, that came under the poys airichrough ihe failure of the con: * Billy Smith Aug. 26, will have @ right to challenge any ‘Bermuda cyclone," is o meet Jimmy Handler. ona ght with Kid Handler expec It Handier had not cov forfelt Faulkner would probably ne In the new Valkyris first impressed with the radical depart- ure from the usual Watson idea in the Her mast is set further aft than any of the Englishman's previous craft ‘and is fully as near the 'midships of the the yachtsman will be men's sults in cheviot, Corbett and Jack McVey will the” Manhattan | Athietic Tuesday night. They volunteered their Nase tailor can e 5, 80 stylish an turi out better suits, stylish an fo excelient are they in every way. | O'Donnell has alto agreed to appear. box anybody that the Club may produce. Corbett ix also to be one of the fi in the matter wide departure ole bowsprit tas long as that of Vigilant, possibly lon, her spar an It Is more than proba 4 Jack McAuliffe will e enormous proportion of lan is said to have {napired something akin to alarm in Lord Dunraven, Hi in defeating ail the men he is At present matched against. . tan frail ina feabion whch woud te orker the ou! mming dish mi right hand im the @ret roun gad: Ty ante: | cotty sa" wining ageinat these odde boats of the INTERIOR OF THE HER RESHOFF £0UTH SHOP, ORE THE LAUNCH, mile handicap and ten-mile spectal invita- The class A racea will be ean anger, B ave more racing any club in. the Kuga County eof thelr racing ing every prepara Wheelmea who appearances [Alt the avaita Joing a thriving and Rikw rmerly devoted to fastest (racks in she spuntty. tt wit | Von the Fourth pt duly i x with the! tmowine: Clase Avro ¥ wie hangitap, | Monmouth | “tie xcuraion F ary from Tatum’s Hotel, in » Patchogue aud return. Capt, Clemens, will be the pagetaker of the rua. K list nie He said the toads wore for ead vgnd fcch he trad met with s email accidents, He pgsumed his ip atzA. M. A ve Committee of the led to take N. for Outside Of the favorite Factotum behininthintintenthnnse:. 1s The two lawyers surrendered this Selves at the office of tte Diverietwmete ney this morning, and subsequently: we admitted to bail in the sum of/@ae each, ’ me Weiss charges that Penteeost:«| Gatling obtained from him by tak pretenses several hundfed! worth of jewellers’ tools anda tet @ household ‘urniture. pie Pentegost and Gatling state thas defended Wetsd' when he wad tcetioed stealing watches from ‘Tiffany He confessed and’ was senteneed' yeur In the penitentiary, * \#7o!t The ‘tools in question, they tating given to them with a Din Oe dale’ part of their fee, eae When Weiss ‘was pardewed, month ago, he ‘demanded’ !‘the atming he hed thotight te wae wiviig them as security for of the’ fee. He was told the tbold? been ‘sold for He went defere! Grand Jury afd the’ indictments lowed. nas ta ate Hugh! Owen Pentecost) was New Harmony, In age of twenty-one atadied:fomthe tist ministry. He moved Baat‘aast the pastorate of a Baptist churakys Hartfon', Conn, aapitirn apron, e left’ Brooklyn and \'the ; Church at the same time! and: pastor of-a Congregational’ citutok New York, and afterwards: evecntrits preacher, “ie ce . Slee with Ppart St ule Newark, N, J., by protes against ‘the ‘haliging of tha, ‘There wus such strong Opp he resigned. his pastorates orthodox church, preach gellst, and at last procl to be an agnostic. He bec of the Twentieth Century, 's ‘fi ing paper. whose motto was: ” Other Si rae Finally he took up the of in this city and Eee ~ Tammany. 9 ed Croker rewarded | the ni xeal'In December, fe appointed as an ‘Assistant? Daste torney under Fellows. 1 raised a storm of op Lares New York, and fi were sent the Distric Fellows refured. clergyman sw; dn. and Hentecost declined the 6 then he has practised Inw tt: courts, c Pentecont is a broth George Pentecost of Church, Londun, who ie joeat Prominent Presbyter land. ey GOSSIP OF THE TURF: If Bright Phoebus does not win the Uon Stakes, W. 8. Hobart, thevoung. who recently purchased that three’ C,, Littieteld, will be very, A few days before the Tidal Mr. Hobart went over to the quarters of Git & Maly and asked to have a look "at Meempmd John” Daly was present,” and he readily aagatd enced, The crack three-year-old was bre out, and after Mr. Hobart and’ bis) trabiiee | im over the former ‘anid % me a price on the col ; “Pitty thousand dollars and aot @ cedi‘tedké replied” Mr. Daly. ale Mr Hobart pursed bis ipe tate, a and. Mr taded: "Well, the: Tidal ‘ont Hh i DoW. The ‘Mr. Hobart “Wid not peréhadey tat he went ‘over and. bought 37.500, Sai horse becernen “ite Habeste p arty today,” Mr. Littiefeld. having Sout ln Atver” the Spindrlte Makes, "WAG wed run yesterday. ra Tas a ee @ 1 Bright Phoebus won that stake yesterday sommiciting "aie, “abd he wll a cme spectal preparation forthe. Reaifeation dndging "from the form diaplaged. bet Phoebus yesterday he Mis an excellent chagee win that big event. ‘The stake. Will’ be Shout’ 425,00 fo the winner, Mgr Deon an “extensive ‘purchaser att i.” Hume, known as the ‘will train and manage Me. A certificate showmng that the Réétng Osmo mission had licensed the Queens. County. as Sled with the Secretary of Matt Byrnes won his race 1m ugh yle yesterday as to make one Dellevge Tea horse. of ‘was’ twenty pounds wivantage, with his fare to. Anish, but hes will ha Weight with Norses of his’ own ag Pretensiona to stake form can be 00 eee WHR the exoreine of @ little bit of young Hirsch would not have ber last Tare yesterday with Pal « liw foal he would, finish. Santiago, Beach were all drivin 0 "aladin Was 90 thoroughly’ that he stopped to @ walk in the lest oe Th the first race yeaterday the tatent™ looked tne fact that Pactotam ‘haw. a for’ mud, while Wernberg does mat Mi othe! enough on publie form, " Sold. Aever have: deem “hai Gh eee The entries to the stakes at Brigh show that nearly all of the promi tal entered their te that few of the with Manager Sanger Sicklen, Exposition Managers, (0 discuss tle upon matters per- taining to the forthcoming cycle shows, and such other matters as may properly come be- fore the meeting.