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He / / I, { >| a » ‘ | | PRR. Thomas, owner of Hermis, was “oatother. : “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ PRICE ONE CENT. “ Circulation Books Open to All.’ "| RESULTS EDITION PRICE ONE CENT, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1904. * HEAMIS RUNS SECOND IN BIG $00,000. RACE Colonial Girl Beat Crack. by Two Lengths in World’s Fair Handicap a Third, 50,000 See the Big Heavy Track--Gov. Odell and E. R. Thomas Among the Course: (Special to The Evening World.) ST. LOUIS, June %.—Hermis, the great Eastern race horse, ran second to-day at the fair gounds in the big $50,000 World's Fair Handicap. Colonial, one of the choices, won by two lengths, and Moharib was third. The time was 2.0015. Fifty thousand saw the Handicap run. Gov. Odell and friends from New York S¥cre among the prominent box-holders. ‘Hundreds who appiled were too late for boxes or reserved seats and mingled with the crowds. ‘Tho track was heavy. Wittul developed a strong following during the meeting when it became certain that the track cunditions would Prove a handicap to Hermis. Colonial Girl also was favored despite the protests of her owner that the heavy going operated against her chances. ‘Old Stone was regarded as one of the best cytsiders with a chance, McGee was scratched from the big race and Bugler added. The Other Winners, FIRST RACE—Three-quarters of a mile.—Won by Goody ‘Iwo Shoes, 103 (Austin), 15 tot and 6 to 1, won; Be- “lected, §7'(W. Blake), 6 to's, second; Sol Smith, 9 (James Hennesy), even, third. Time—120, SECOND RACE—One mile and sev- enty yards.—Lady Fonso, 85 (H. Ande: son), 2 to 1 and 4 to won; Wall, 109 (Wolff, 4 to 1, second; Gen. Prig,’ 1 (W. Davis), even, third. Time—1%s. THIRD RACE=Three-quarters of a mile.—Joe Goss, 104 (Ivers). 4 to 1, 8 to 8 won; Jerry Hunt, 107 (D. Austin) 4 to 1, second; Wolfram, 100 (Stoval), 7 to 10, third, Time—1.19% KENILWORTH RESULTS. KENILWORTH, RACE TRACK, Buffalo, June 2%,—-Following are the re- sults of the races here to-day: FIRST RACE—Three-year-olds and up- ward; ¢ furlongs: Light Brigade, 10 (Wonderly), 2 to 6 and out, won; Abula, 20 (J, Walsh), 6 to 1 and ‘even. second Morning Star, 106 (Romunelli). 10 to ands tos, third. ‘Time—1.14 4-5, SECOND RACE—Handicap; two-year olde; five furlongs.--Miss Karl, 11s (Head). 4 to 1 and’ even, won; Jolly Witch, 112 (Wonderly). 6 to 1 and’3'to 2. second; Suffice 110 (Renecamp), 5 to 2 and 3 to 6, third. Time—1 THIRD RACE—Three-year-olds; one mile and sixteenth.—Courtmaid, 104 Wonderly), 4 to 1 and even, ‘won theron, $8 (MoCafferty), even and fo 8, second; Easy Street, 108 (Minder), 6 to'2 and 7 to 10, third. Time—1.50 3-5, FOURTH RACE—Handicap; mile a: a sixteenth.—Columbla Girl, 10) (M. Johnson), even and 1 to 3, won; Bur- dette, 98 (Romanelll), 4 tol and 6 to 5, second: Zarkee, 10% (Wonderly), 6 to 1 and 2 to 1, third. Time—L61 1-5. | FIFTH | RACE—Two-year-olds; five furlongs.—Baail, 100 (M, Johnson), 13 to 5 and 4 to 5,’ won; Piain Brook, 86! (Olney) 100 to 1 and 40 to 1, second; Handy Bill. 100 (Daily), 8 to 1'and 5, to 2, third. Time—1.04. SIXTH RACE-—Three-year-olds Up; mile and sixteenth.—Paim Reade (McCafferty), 6 to 1 and even, won; Scarfell, 9 (W. Daly), 1 to 2 and out, second; Luckett, 100 (Renecamp), 5 to i and 4 to 6, third, Time, 1.48 3-5, _ WINNERS AT HAWTHORNE. HAWTHORNE RACE TRACK, Chi- $240, June 2.—The winners of the’ races | held'hiere to-day are as follows: i FIRST RACE—Seven furlongs.—Won by New Mown Hay, 8 to 2) Ananlas, 18 to 5 and’7 to 5, ti Poukesare; 6 to 1 and 1 to 6, third. Timo, SECOND RACE-—Six furlongs.—Won by Rag Tag. 2 to 1 and 4 to 5; Zibla, 1B to & and it to 10, was second: ‘Tom! ayant, acis REE. Sark is to 1 and 6 to 4, third. Time—| jerry ony 0 9 ob 3 Q . H Roa 10 : Ad 4-5, 57 “THIRD RACE—One mile—Won by|and'Dilisa ore 2nd Raub; Eason Port Royal, 16 to 5 and 6 to 5; Foncasta, 4 7 to 2 and 6 to &, was second; Ocean| MONTREAL AT PROVIDENCE, Pream, 18 to 2 and'2 to 1, third,” Timé— RER Mont ere 2 373 FOURTH RACE-Six fyrlongs.—Won | Providence 8-4 % 719%? 58,7 3 by Vanness, 13 to 5 and even; Sad Sam,| Materies—Adams and Gibson; auuil- 6 to 1 and § to 5, was second: W® ‘in hoe oe to 2 and 2 to 1, third. Time— rs EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING, Won. Laat. Buffalo ... Jersey Gi 7 19 ine altimore 7 2 i Rewark 7 pay 33 490! Toronto 2 le Montreal i 2 Providence 0 ® 4 Rochester tn: s Out the Eastern nd Moharib Runs Race Run Over a the Box Holders at Horses, wats., jockeys. A wll TA RZen a Wiltul, 108 .. 6tol Sambo, 97 (W. Davis). 2tol Bernays, 100 (Cormack). Stol Six Shooter, 112 (T. Knight). Btol Colonial Girl, 97 (Pollack) Stol Hermis, 130 (1 fern). 2tol McGee, 101 (Lawrence). er Flying Torpedo, 101 (Higgins) tol Gold Heels, 120 (D, Austin). IS tol Judge Himes. 105 (H. Booker). tol Ol Stone, 02 ¢- ). + 12tol *Coupled in betting RESULTS OF TO-DAY’S BASE- BALL GAMES. NATIONAL LEAGUE. . PHILADELPHIA AT NEW YORK. Philadelphia.. 10010000 4—6 New York,.... 30032100 —9 Hatteries—McPherson and Dooin; Wiltse and Warner. BOSTON AT BROOKLYN. Boston......000250002—9 Brooklyn.,... 300200100— 6 Batteries—Willis and Needham; Cro- nin and Bergen. CHICAGO AT PITTSBURG. Chieag + 000000002 2 Pittsburg 000000000—0 Batteries—Briggs and Kling; Lynch aod Smith, = 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. Web. Pe New York.40 16 .714)8t. Louts.. Chicago...34 19 .642\Drookiyn..23 96.390 Cincinnats 35 21.625) Host 22 3.880, Pittsburg .29 27.518) Phila'phials 40 ————— AMERICAN LEAGUE. NEW YORK AT BOSTON, New York.... LOOLOLO0O11— 5 Boston, . - 0000100023 Batteries — Chesbro and Young and Criger, Beaute WASHINGTON at PHILADELPHIA Washington... 011001000— 3 Philadelphia... OOOOC1LOSO —6 Jia ttertes—Townsend and ; Wad- dell and Schreck. spereanee) Wad CHICAGO AT DETROIT. 100000100—2 00201010 —4 Battorles—Owen F 7 anh orton and Sullivan; Mullen CLEVELAND AT 8T. Louis. {Cleveland ....020000000—2 St lous ....00040010 —5 Batterles—Donohue and Br i} = ell and Sugden. ies AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Law Pc Boston....85 20 510 New York a 21 490 Chicago,..33 4 yi Cal Phila'phiagd 2 065 Washing'n 044.170 —— EASTERN LEAGUE. TORONTO AT JERSEY CITY/ gan and Beville, ROCHESTER AT BALTIMORE. Rochester , 004000 Baltimore 900000 Hatteries—Hartioh and Burchell and Hearne. BUFFALO AT NEW. Buffalo , 000200 Newark 002000 Batteries—Kissinger and Breckenridge and Lynch, exact mortality statistics of the Gen. The report shows: + Persons on the Stocum.......1,446 Dead. bodies recovered....... 938 418 POLICE COMPLETE CENSUS OF STEAMER SLUOCUM'S DEAD. Inspector Schmittberger submitted his. report this evening, giving the result of the police census suggested by The World to ascertain the Slocum disaster. ! Mrs. HIGHLANDERS WIN ‘FOR RACING CHART AND OTHER (GIANTS SPORTING NEWS SEE PAGE 2. pi) FROM CHAMPIONS me . Pes Pcie Aiwcect Johnny MoGraw’s Men Keep Up ; y v se a Hated RE eS U | TS Great Winning Streak by Wal- eat Hel hd 3 ican i loping Hughey Duffy’s Tail- a Me he enders at Polo Grounds. rouiteoaha ST. LOUIS AT CINCINNATI—NATIONAL LEAGUE. R.H.P.O.A.E. ‘si a GIANTS. Dougherty, If. 23000 ST. LOUIS 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 o— 2 R.H.P.O.A.E. Keeler, rf. 11 4.0) 6: Y Bresnaham, cf. 1 Willlams, 2 9038 0| CINCINNATI .... ........ 0.3003 220 —10 |Browne ef. Perry iat Anderson, cf. 12000 ne RSnhth See Deviin, 3b. »-10321 0 Hs Spee otras N 3 i Medutre, 6 1240 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. megesny ah Beka 0 goerer oe a a W. Lb. P.C. W.-L, PLC. PAE, opt BOW He Chesbro, p. 79 0 0 7 0 New York.... 40 16 .714 St. Louis .... 26 28 .481 Whenaes oit avveey (0 Total .. G07 m 1|Chicago........ = i or or sta Seres cS 2 469 swaitse, |p apt a fecha Cincinnati. . 62 joston .. ... S10 eerccurieeneenn eo) te 6 Olle Stahl, f.. T4PO-4 i! Pittsburg...... 29 27 .518 Philadelphia .. 13 40 .245| 00 preeaer ee Moda 6 0 LATE RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE “writes was taken alck and Me(innity stains + 4 ‘i ‘ 7 iv ‘SicoCormick’ replaced Bresnaham. the Lachance, Ib. Dt w e ¢ PHILADELPHIA. Sonne te -e 14 1 4) — Fitth. Race—Gus Strauss (9 to 1) 1, Lacy Crawford (2 to | ais, or. ALO AE Ferris, 3b +9 0 3 3 1/5) 2, Sir Launcelot 3, Valeat finished third but was disqualified, | Gieauson. 2 02411 he R Total. 38%» 2| ‘Sixth Race—Kurtzman (8 to 5) 1, Handzara (4 to 5 place) | ris “i, Be ONO the kace. INGS. pasuanders Ts | dealin dil ne nomen Secu ee oa Peat nen > > is Hall, 3b. . 20 (Special The Event World.) fF esugen’. °Biruek omy Chesbres KILLED’ AS BROTHER WAS, . wa cL fHulmtte sae 02 2 4G) SHEEPSHEAD nay, June 2 ST by “Woung, 4. Two-base hite—Me- X ~* | MoPhenson, p. ws. 0 0 1 2 1|Lad ran the grandest race of his career Guire, Keeler, Parent, Srlceneey | ‘PHILLIPSIBURG, N. J., June 26.—James Sullivan, twenty- | Rot, c. 1 1 1 1 1/at Sheepatiend Bay this afternoons He Sacritce nits Gane i, Sovey os [one years of age, a son of Timothy Sullivan, was to-day acci- |roeat .., 6 1 #10 4|try, making most of his own running Gansel; Conway, and Gangel; williams! dentally killed by a drill engine of the Pennsylvania rad. His | *pooin put out of the game for kick- and winning by a head In the record Ganzel. Wild Pitehes—Young, 1; Ches-|/rther was killed at about the same spot and in the same man- SCORE BY INNINGS. ik thle rt bro, 2. ‘Dy J in this same stake last year by Afri- 4 ago. vu h i Philadelphia 10010000 46 der, whi he dista In 2.19, Ds LEAGUE PARK, Ji _ - ‘gtr: ‘a. 26/4in @ pitched battle between Chesbro WIVES TESTIFY ‘AGAINS PFISTER. Moclnclty. i OF Morne liv eit oy || Tish Lad’s| performance to-eay was na. age Fy athe, wae Beans tr de ae pha dana nips pubrtes lpr abies much better for he carried more welght a — = e 7 ( 2 id 5 r amplons to-day by a scoro| i a. alibert. and) McGann, pe ay asia Hunsbrand had the mount Zeon tim Ohanblone te-aay t WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., June 25.—Testimony was taken be baseeehrtes, Double piayatuah ana OS 1018. - ive dacuae! fore Supreme Court Justice Kogh, at White Plains, to-day in |mertes.. Dunn, uuinert ans, Teeann eascr lehaw, Doughert: the suit brought by Miss Bessie 0. Wandall against Charles J. |pitcnes—cFheraon, 2. Passed DalMis—| stable jockey., Ish Lad was spotted teached povond Se Copeeitie ng h ; pon. Hit by pitcher Dooney TPF | by the sharpshooters in the betting, for Heecite's Second, on .Crgerse fumble cf | Miller, otherwise known.as Charles J. Pfister, the Staten Island }-+mr. matte. Attendance—12,00. they" Knew thatthe Web opine’ tor cual ea aN beet bg 2 t., Miss Wandall is known.as the second wife of Pfister, | poro Gnounps, June %—Me-| Without blinkers and they grabbed the ghance, Dougherty scoring. Ganzel out, | THE and third wives testified against Pfster. Graw's busch of pennant chasers, |f {0 1 first offered eagerly. They soon Stahl Suton Contoy'e thine, “Genzel 7 looking Uke the real works, made thelr | "cke that price the ike connie making @ superb plokup.. Collins singled to right: Freeman hit to Williams, who threw to Conroy, who threw to first in ume to make a fast double, NO RUNS. Second Innin, McGulre out on a grounder whi - Uns missed but Parent. gathered In tn time for an out, Conroy’ _ poy to Parent and Osteen fanned. NO'RUNS. Parent singled. the ball bounding badly away from Conroy. He was forced by O'Neil, Cheabro to Conroy, and O'Nell was ‘forced’ by Lachance, Williams to Conroy. Lachance ook second on a wild pitch. Ferris out Williams to Ganzel. NO RUNS. ‘ Third Inning. Chesbro out, Parent to Lai Dougherty hit’ to Stahl, whovfurnbiog, und Dougherty went to second. Keeler out, Young to Lachanee. fanned. NO RUNS, ce. Wililams Criger fanned. Young out, Williams to Ganzel. Stahl out, Ost. % zel. NO RUNB. See Oke Fourth Inaing. Anderson singled. Osteen fil Solin Werte one Youn Meoree ance, Anderson go! to vhird Dy, MoGuire singled, scoring Ander. | Total sou,’ Conroy filed to Gallins, ONE ¥ RUN, Collins filed to Keeler. singled. Parent struck out. stole seoond. O'Neil strikes, NO RUNB. Fitth inning, Chesbro fanned. Dougherty singled to left and was given three cheers. Keeler singled to ieft. Williams out, Young to Lachance, Anderson walked, ing the bases. Ganzel filed No LUNs Fl n = to Ferris. Eachance walked and went to ora wild pitch, Ferris out, Willams te Ganzel, Lachance going to third, Crizer to short centre. scoring Lachance. Young Med to Keeler. Stahl out. Wile Hams tu Conroy. ONE RUN, Sixth Toning. McGulre hit to the crowd In centre for Dobbs, cf Dillon, 1b. Lumiey, rf. Gessler, if. Babb, ss. Reidy, 2b. McCormick, Bergen, ¢. Cronin, p! Freeman Freeman called out on Geter, c.f. Cannell, fl Carney, rt. Abbaticchio, Delehanty, 3b Raymer, 2b . Needham, c .. ‘Tenney, 1b Willis, p Total Boston . Brooklyn. Wills, 5, Struck O'Nell was safe on Osteen's fumble, but was doubled at second by Lachance, | Second Baseman Rely and the kind- Sea Rerrla Med toe edit AQ; | ness of Umpire Mr. Johnstone, RU! First Inning RerBrece ire es Cront Itted Geler to walk Tronin perm ( Gele 0 . Anderson singled to right an ‘Tenn: second, Gungel singled totentee Atle] Babb's miscrable fumblo of ‘Tenney’ ing Anderson, McGuire fanned’ Con-| Brounder to MeCormi*k put two on Foy fled to Freeman. Osteen out, Par-| bares, Cannell forced Tennex at ner- “Urlger walked, Xoung Me to Wine | Qnd- Carey fled out ty McCormick and jams and Criger was doubled at sec- | Cannell was doubled at first, NO ond. “tant out, Williams to Ganzi, | RUN NO RUNS. Dobbs singled nicely to reat. Dition xinth Iwai, walked, Lumley couldn't find Willin’s Ld shige dee erat ad in jaind: (wnt to the | be jeonbe Chesbro out, Collins to Lachane red on Geasler's two- In cen- Dougherty beat out a bunt. Hougherte) Babb brought tn Dillon and Gese- | stole second, Keeler hit to the righe/ler with @ single through second, Reidy field crowd’ for two bases. scorfne| fanned, and Babb stole se a. Md. Dougherty. Williams out, Ferris to La-|Cormick took the first four balls for chances Anderson out to Lachance un- | fir Bergen walked and filled the assisted. ONE RUN. bas Cronin out, Delehanty to Tenney, Collins singled. — Freeman out THREE RUNS Parent doubled to right ing to third, Second Inning, scoring ‘ollins chance singled to left. chance were doubled tp. i WOMAN DIES IN DRUG STORE, Caroline Keller Strick. Street with Heart Disea Mrs, Caroline Keller, fifty-two years old, of No, 402 West Forty-second street, Wis stricken with heart diseas steeet In Hobdken to-day, = oo tne rs, Keller and Mrs. John No. 49 Dobb strect, Hoboken, were om their way to call on Mrs. Frank Peter- Ken, of No, 200, Eleventh street, ‘Hos threw Delehanty Dillon at frat at the first th TW on ‘vThira ls fanned, second, Reidy Geler, Reidy to actly allke NO Gessler Delehanty. Delehanty pitched farein| Score by I First base on balls—Oft Cronin, 3; off Abbatlechlo fied Dobbs struck out Geler took a chunk with Lumley's high Needham sene a si Geier fore Iked. to Raymer. McCormick out, BROOKLYN, ec cosetaty ec cence t> ecocnocof® BOSTON, Boonrunoacop Sl oskecamcus 8 & wong ‘out—By Cront by two bases. Conroy out, Criger to La-! Wilds, Three-base hits—Paymer, chance. Osteen singled ‘te centre. scor-| Tenney Lumley. Two-base hits— Ling McGuire. Cheabro hit to. Ferris, | Genoley Delehanty. Stolen bases— doubling Osteen at second. ONS RUN. | Rabo, mer;Doubie plays—Mocor- Collins fanned. Freeman out, Chea-| mick’ and. Dillon. Willis, Tenney and bro to Ganzel. Parent but, Chesbro to| Ruymer. Hit by plicher—Reldy, Umpire Grnzel. NO RUNS. —Mr. Johnstone. Seventh Inning, eee oouRherty gut: Parent tot Lachance. WASHINGTON PARK, Brooklyn, N, eeler_ out, Young to Lachance, Wil-| y, Juno 25.—Brooklyn jost te game to Meee ed to Onell. ON so .. Juno 2 i WON, fepalee Gonteen ae Boston to-day througa the errura ui t to Dobbs. Rabb ® enay grounder Raymer. struck valnly) balls, NO RUNS Dillon did likewine of the sky along e NO RUNS, fume right i Wile Babb. f Babb, tw play RI Babb bunted to Gessler at second Reldy hit by Dele- BEAT THE BEANEATERS WIN FROM THE BROOKLYNS TO-DAY. | to the infield and Raymer did the same, filling the ba, Needham singled to short left, scoring Abby and Delehanty. Wille, fouled out to Bergen. TWO Cronin struck out. Dobbs got to first on Aby's low throw to Tenney. Dobbs took second on Raymer's bad catch of Dillon's grounder. Lumley walked. Gessler's timely double “in centre brought Dobbs and Dillon home. Babb ane ley, (Tenney. and Tenney ymer in, uml out. TWO RUN! ‘neta 3 rata§ Geler filed to Gessler. Tenney singled and Cannell took first_on a similar hit, Carney filed to Geasler, Abby singled to right, as did Delehanty, bringing. in Tenney ‘and Cannell. Raymer Me for three bags to far right, bringing in Abby and Delehanty, and’ Raymer stole home. - Needham out, Cronin’ to Dillon. FIVE RU: Reldy was calted out on strikes. Mo- Cormick fouled to Carney and Bergen fanned. NO RUNS, Sixth Inning. Willis was out on strikes, hit down the third base lin caught at second, Geasler Tenney took three bags on in centre. Nant made « beaut of Cannell's drive. NO RUNS Cronin fouled out to Needham and Dobbs did ths same. Dillon filed to Carney. NO RUNS. Geler but was to Babb. jar att cateoh Seventh Inning. Carney out, Reldy to Dillon. Abby ; struck three ‘times at the wind. Dele- hanty was out on strikes. NO RUNS. Lumley went to third on a sizzling drive down the right-ficld line, Gessler out, Raymer to Tenney, Babb out, Abby to Tenney, Lumley scoring. Reld. fanned for ‘the third time. | ight! amin i dighth ant |, Raymer bunted and was out, Cronin {to Dillon. Needham filed to Babb. Wis sugled to contre, Geler out, Cronin to Dilton. NO RUNS McCormick struck out, Bergen sin- sled through short. Cronin forced Ber- bby to Raymer. Dobbs filed td NO RUNS, Ninth In in far right, Tenney and Cannell scor- Ving. Bergen got Raymer's foul. Need- }ham out, Babb to Dillon, TWO RUN Dillon out, Raymer to ‘Tenney, Lum- ley struck out. Gessler filed to Tenney, NO RUN' NINTH OFF TO CAMP. “Don't Act Like cn or Benata,” Sayn Col. Morr! Jyst before the departure of the Ninth jReximent to-day for the State Camp at Peekskill Col, Willlam F. Morris Itqok occaston to lay down the law to 'the ua omcers and men under his com- mand and ° expllelt directions as to just how they must act while in camp. “You are going into a military camp, he suid, not into a kindergarten, 1 want you to behave Uke gentlemen, 1 don't want you to act like bables or Leasts, but like soldiers worthy of the Injured -..... Missing ..--.. handy to to the foul strite Fourt boken. Just as they. were bourd a ‘street car Mrs. Keller reeled Sho Was carried into a near-by drug store, where led within a few mine ler wae a a vee? aeke to a ‘Sere ney. Bergen fell a victim juniform you we rule. NO RUNS. he im: i. 4 Cannell fouled out to Bergen. Dili Arat. Al bit safely ‘The regiment and marched to ‘vhirtieth st the train mand nak ft the armory at 10.25 ‘Twelfth avenue and am then rh pune in . which pulied Mor! in com> ONE RUN. | to far centre for three \ ‘annell walked. Bergen gC jn making lis home run, and quit the | all the under Carn foul flv. Abby took Yume, McGinnity. taking. his’ place. | Orly I four balia, Delehanty hit for two bags (uth's ner was taken cate of by Mer : appearance home at the Polo Grounds to-day. Firat Inning. hia friends. Barry beat out bunt. Gleason walked. Lush reached first on a bunt, filling the bases. Doyle fanned. Dooin was thrown out, Dunn to McGann, Barry scoring. Dunn fielded Titus out at first. ONE RUN. Bresnahan filed out to Titus. Browne walked. So did Devlin. McGann singled to left and Browne crossed the rubber, Devlin and McGann moving up on the throw In, Mertes singled to the same Diac coring Deylin and McGann. Mer- tes stole second, and reached third on Glearon's muff of the ball, Dunn fied out to Lush, who caught Mertes at the plate. THREE RUNS. Second Innini in. Hal throw of his bunt. MoPhersun was eary, Wiltse to McGann, Hulswitt getting to third, Barry filed cut to McGann, NO RUNS. Irish Lad M and Irish to make the pace They ran this turn to the back 5 lowed by Ort Wel ’ but Ore W Vells bert filed out to Barry. Warner wan iclded out'on fast work by Doyle Ya McPherson, Wiltse filed out to Bar-] it seemed certain ry, NO RUN! nay ‘Third Inniag. Gleason was out, Devlin to McGann. Lush out to Dunn, Doyle's splash was captured by Gilbert and tossed to Me- Gann, NO RUNS. Bresnahan filed out to Titus. Browne singled, Devlin walked. McGann filed out to Titus. Mertes filed to Gleason. NO RUNS. time of the race, Fourth “Inniag; cheered uniil thr Dooin was hit by the pitcher. Gilbert] adden Gets took care of ‘Titus and threw him out . At first. Browne got on to Hall rocket, Douin getting to, third o throw’ in, Hulswitt ‘singled to centre And Doolin scored. McPherson hit, to Gilbert, who put Hulswitt out at sec- 2 ond, ON den's colt Flybac! it looked beat him. N. | ed to centre, Gilbert sent a| Mebherson, who caught Duna| | Hulswitt taking the throw, Gilbert. caught stealing, Hulswitt nail- ing him, Warner wiiked ind Kot to} Second on & passed ball. | Wilts | ie Bre Smashed out a homer to left feld, scor-| Suburban da {ne Warner ahead of him Dooin out of the game for kicking on} |) at the platy. which gaye) Un. Roth took #hooin's place.| the found a eood one and ranned| jeg it safely to centre and reached third on & wild viteh. Bresnahan scored on a bad] throw of McPherson's to catch him nap | ping off third. Browne had his eye with The weather crowd Lady Amelia wa {Piny Sind waited for four wide on Devlin forced Browne out at second, | throughout. Reilable opened second Hulswitt to Gleason, THREE RUNS. 441: but waa note fancl th Inning. to 6 to 1, ‘The plu | : | the race wan on Orly LL, who ope Rarry fled out to Mertes, Gleason | 15 to 1 and was backed to 4 to L first on Dunn's fumble, Doyle singled. | Amelia made all the running and wor ton Dunn's faable, Do by a length from Major Pelham, who tes Was sick owing to his ex was ) RUNS. * McGann reached first on Hutswit fumble, Mertes doubled, McGann «i ing to third. MeGann scored on a wild| In the Bi plich, Mertes reaching third. Four bad. = Bes gave Dunn his’ bag, Gilbert did not have his eye with him and struck Dut. Mertes scored on a wild throw to! ing third kth Dunn stealing, Duna was caught) gik OUR bev | Hing third, Roth to Hall. Warner | Kop: Roth on third alty Med out to Th | ‘O RUNS, Mecsinnity singed, — Browne | without wearing Devlin } to Hu | Sixth Inning. iibert nnity M fed out to was ‘Titus dripble i Bresnahan beat his bunt nit through both Dun Lush Gilbert unssal . Seventh Inning. at McCormick took Bresnahan’s place {@ to | contre. arry waited and walked. (got h Weason singled to centre. Lush hit to! for. Win, who touched out ‘Barry on the | to MeGann, | Dor scoring Lu: me after Do line. Doyle hit to’ Dunn and he and! to McGann. Gleason were doubled, Dunn to Gilbert | to MeGann. NO RUNS, | Dunn. filed to Gleason, Gilbert fied Warner was fielded out by NO RUNS Bighth ne. Both reached first on Dunn's fumble, to Lush, Hulswitt. rate way Flyback under the whip, however, | $25,000 prize by a couple of lengths. The attendance was greate it being estimated that! Emalie put! ,000 people saw the two great races very sultry, and suffered greatly ‘ond all the was four 1 nod thing, was never d Rellable had no speed at ISH LAD WON FROM GOOD FIELO AND MADE RECORD rN ADVANGE Ort Wells, Favorite in $15,000 Feature Event at Sheepshead, Was Beaten by a Head in Stirring Finish, and Bryn Mawr Was Third. ’ John E. Madden’s Colt Flyback Took Rich Great Crowd Than on Suburban Davy Saw June 25.—Irish He Irish Lad was beaten He ran without blinkers who is the regular - O° tretch. that Irish Lad with the whip. Irish Lad jumped away again, and keep- ing his head in front to the end won amid the most tremendous cheerin Bryn Mawr was six length’ away. Picket was never a factor. as way fied to Hall beat ut any to rings second, Doyle rapped out a two Roth single h. on blew and whip. came up. he he but ¢ closed when Hildebrand suddenly They soon sions were placed by Mr. Duryea and Ort Wells was played by Mr. Drake ‘and Bryn Mawr was heavily supported by the handicappers and smart players, le the When they ieft the post The Picket was in front, but he was soon Lad and Delh! settled down Nell laid hind with Ort Wells, and Highball was fourth. The Picket trailed the buncli. around the first outrun, In be- Highball and Delt were the first to find the pace too hot and as they fell back Irish Lad moved into the lend, fo and Bryn Mawr. When they swung into the stretch Irish Id was a clear two lengths in front. Is was coming strong and Pyrn Mawr looked to have a chan The latter quickly was gumer iraucceusty under the Ort Wells gained on Irish Lad until must beat cut In a bound by Hildebrand, who rode John E. He was the fa- vorlte and at the head of the stretch as If Sparkling Star would on gamely ‘The Great Trial stakes was also won Mad- nd won the than on from Favorite Gets the First. the choice in the Browne, McPherson fanned, M but sho witt and wa lett his. leath the | opening event and was well supportea Auditor, third ngths away, Judith Campbell's Steeplechase. ‘Titus singled to right fleld. Roth reach- Devlin got under Hall's high who Cormick nt t doupled for. Barry. son to two n to eer and Browne's er= The World’s three and seven cima itus Was thrown out, McGinnity Hall was fielded out, Dunn FOUR RUNS. iia Trial — Greater THE WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Lady Amelia (7 to 5) 1, Major Pelham (10 to 1) 2, Aue ditor 3. SECOND RACE—Judith Camp- bell (5 to 2) 1, Caller (7 to 10) 2 — Titian 3. THIRD RACE—Flyback (9 to 5) 1, Sparkling Star (2 to 1) 2, The Claimant 3. 4 FOURTH RACE—Irish Lad (5 to 1) 1, Ort Wells (3 to 1) 2, Bryn Mawr 3. . FIFTH RACE—Virgo (5 to 2) 1, Asterisk (3 to 1) 2, Highborn 3. SIXTH RACE—Ben MacDhul (13 to 5) 1, Florham. Queen (16 to 5) 2, Leader 3. ning, closely followed by Fex Hunter, | with’ Judith Campbell laying in behind > them. ‘Titlan, the only other starter, was beaten from first jump to Second. time over the Ilverpool Pox Hunter went down in a heap, On i n Judith Curpbell breesed mol won handily by three-f¢ fn length from Caller. Judith Cammpe bell. a fast mare on the flat, was, chused by J. W. Colt fram the late Wille fam C, 5 In the Great ‘Trial Madden's stable, consisting of Flyback and Councilman, were warm choices, being backed fromt Sparkling Star’ also well played. ‘There was some on Agile and a bit on Veto. It k an open race, and pretty much et thing was played. Councilman the pace for his stable mate, folloy by The Claimant, Flyback and Spark- ling Star. They ‘ran in this order the bend. where Sparkling Star Councilman and showed in front, Hil+ debrand then roused Flyback coming on strong in the last furlong, he won bya lengun and a half trees Sparkling Star, who was two in front of The Claimant. ° Irish Lad's Advance Stakes, Ort Wells was handed out as the fae | vurite In the Advance, but the ‘Whe | quickly manifested a ‘decided ‘aispon When the -5, was hung out ag a new mark the crowd cheered and ta were strained. je Great Tr! gion to hack Irish Lad and they hed the 5 to 1 and less until ti had fe him a strone choice at 2% to } bucked juss the ea Sturdy second choice. “rym 0 well played. ‘They went away to a beautiful start and Trish Ta ar once. went. to the front with Delht, Tees two ran. toxether, fal Ort SWells and. Highball, ‘The’ Picket. roe. tral "te Whe rin ground the turn i away a bit and show anpet iawn the hackstretch, Tn th m3 fo'the turn Delhi stopped and Trish Iwent to, the front agin, followed: Dy [Ore Wels and Bryn Mawr rat this way to the stretch. Trish » Jeneths In front and going O'Neill then went to the whip an Walls, and he gained steadily: th ihe giretch, but could not catch Trish Una."who won by. ahead. | Ort Wells Kad ix lengths in front of Bryn Mawr. Virgo Wins the Fitth. ont the running, | fol- out Hiehborn ‘ed by Virgo, Fireball and Asterisk, lowed py ihn way. to the. sfreteh, hikes Shere Virgo went to the front and drew where Vining easily by two. lengths m Asterisk, who beat Highborn for plac Ben MacDhal Takes Last sree Lothario and Irish Wite ineearly running, followed by (Ben MacDhul and. Rosetint, In the turn irish Witch died away, and Ben Mace Dhul moved up to the leadars. | Tn the Atretch Ben MacDhul went to the font G id, stalling off a rush by Florham Ore Won’ by. a head. from Florham a Queen, who was three-quarters ote es Tegth in front of Le | NEW SERVICE TO HALIFAX. Arther 1s Every Satur dny for Yarmouth, ‘The new Munson line steamer Prines her Initial trip’ to-day t River for Yarmouth — 7 and Halifax, 3 Scotia, inaugurating | ‘a new weekly service between New York and Halifax, She carried seventy, passengers, most of whom had roun@= trip tleket: for pleasure. ‘The Prince Arthur wil sail York every Saturday, at. 2 |roaching Yarmouth Mondays {where she will remain until noon, and will arrive at Hallfs day attern he return riving at ¥: paises | Prince | Arthur sailed on |from Pier 11 Ea ‘] ymouth Wi