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~ AG FLAMES SWEE LAKE STEAME ‘Many Others Injured as Two Hun- dred Panic-Stricken Passengers On Blazing Frontenac Are Forced by Fire to Leap Into Lake Cayuga. THRONG IN FIGHT FOR LIFE SHORT DISTANCE FROM SHORE. Many Acts of Heroism on Blazing Craft Carry- ing Holiday Crowd From Cayuga to. Ithaca—The Death List May Grow. (Special to the Evening world.) ITHACA, N. Y:;; July 27.—Nine persons at least are,dead as a Tesult of the burning of the steamboat Frontenac, plying between this "city and Cayuga on Cayuga Lake, off Farley'sh Point, this afternoon. ~ Seven bodies have been recovered and others are believed to be in the EC tuins of theboat or at the bottom of the lake. The identified dead are: Mrs, Homer Denung, of Ohio. Carl Denung, her son. Miss Azalia C. McCreary, of Cohoes. : Three dead women and a little girl remain unidentified. Many of the passengers, of whom there were about 200 aboard, were badly bumed. They are being cared for in farm-houses, near the ac *>gcene of the accident by doctors who were rushed to Farley's Point by automobiles and special trains from Auburn, Cayuga and this city. Of the crew of twelve men all are reported saved. The boat was “about a mile out when the fire was discovered, and was headed for shore under full steam. The blaze broke out on the upper deck from _tcause that has not been determined. --The-Frontenac-was bound | Fron pare 4o-Ithaca. Because of-con~ <Continued on Second Page.) HiGHLANDERS| LOSE AT. AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK=Scuone Games VEL CLEVELAND HIGHLANDERS (Continued from Third Column.) — Tonth—Birmingham iined te Meriarity. Joss flied to Hoff- brow out Hinohmau. Ne ruve, _ De ee Williams saerifieed. La- 00188861000 1—11 @¢€4600861 80 0-16 tomer 7 cop. Chase safe on O'Brien's fumbio. + port singled. Merlarity‘ fouled te @lark ein: Ne runs. { Bradley doubled. Turner gafo en Oith’s poor throw. : pippe i te Chuwe. lark fled te Riokey, Bradisy seoring. @’Brien dio Meiarity . Gwe run. Me cinow snaad wut was fereed by Orth, ‘Heffman safe on Bradley’ s bad throw. Conroy hit Into a double play. No runs. i i pR \ me BROOKLYN... 2-0 05220 487. LOUIS. es eset = 2c Ne Fl (Mid RT BALTI _pRALTINORE. -- ae i 47 At Toronto (EL)—Second game: Reehestar, 3; Toronte, 9, ig -44 Chicago (NL)—Besten, @; Chidage, 4. Bo ATE RIDULTS AT PNET. MRE, rt i ~5, Shirey R. 7-16 place, Seiree— Sik Salton 18 IF: o oeety lye on ate. bee oo % no’ oe NEW YORH, SATURDAY, [* Gireulation Books Open to All” “ju | RESULTS EDITIO LY 27, 1907. PRICE ONE CENT. _ HICHLANDERS TIE UP GAME IN THE NINTH Batting Spurt Evens Up Scoré When Battle Seems Lost. BATTING ORDER. NEW YORK. CLEVELAND. Hoffman, ct. Hinchman, 6. Bradley, ab. Ib Turner, as. Williams, 2b. 1b. | Laporte, rf. é lark, c. Moriarty, 3b, 0 Brien, 2b. Rickey, If. Delehanty, if. Klelnow, o. Birmingham, rt. Orth, Clarkson, p | Conroy will continue unl the Elberfeld case {s finally dis- Umplres—Messra, Hurst and Connolly (fLoectal bo Thos (renting World.) AMBRICAN LEAGUE RARK, July | 7.—Fifteen thousand persons flocked in- to these grounds to nee the jast of the series between the Higalanders and Cleveland. The drastic action taken by Grimth in the Elberfeld matter seems to have strengthened him with the basebal puo- Mo, for every move made by the team was «rected with outbursts of en- thustasm Orth pitched for New York and Clark- son, for the firat time, pitched for Cleveland against his old team mates. to play at short posed of, First Inning. Hinchman Mied to Conroy. threw out Bradley. right and stole s. Hoffman, NO RUNS. Hoffman filed to Turner, Birming- ham dropped Conroy's fiy and it was good for two ba. Chase popped out a. to Stovall _ Bradle; 01 pecntovs y threw out Williams, Wiliams Turner singled to nd. Stovall fied to " Becond Inning. Morlarty threw out Clark, . tng & wonderful ‘stop TOlieien tolled out te lams. Dele, Sut (0. Williams. Delehanty was thrown 4aporte singled. Moriart: to btovall. mickey sin, Ted Anata! Laporte to ‘third, “Klenow waleot Orth hit to Clarkson, who made a bad throw to frat, aconing. Laporte and Rickey, Kieinow taking third and One second. Clark's throw caught Orth off second, but when alefnow tried to eran was Orth going ‘Turner to Clark 0 on Orth going to | zu man struck’ out. fWO RuNa Hom Third frnteg Birmingham singled. Clarkson sacri- ficed, Chase to Williams. Conroy threw out ‘Hinchman, Birmingham going to third. Bradley singled, scoring Birming- ham. Bradley atole second. Conroy chrew, out Turner, ‘onroy fied to Bradley, Bradley aleo got Ohase's grounder, but made a bad throw to first and ‘Hal took second. Chase stole third. Williams alngied, scoring Chase. Paporte hit a three-bag: scoring Willams, a Laporte second. ‘irming: took third, Cee foees led Kdelnow'* “grounder and * ‘Oren Alad to Delehanty, FOUR Fourth Inning. Stovall fouled to Chase. ~Clarl walked. O'Brien hit to Williams, but Conroy -drepped the throw, —and~ bot! runners wore wate. Delehanty forced O'Brien,Williams_to Conroy, Clarke going to third. Birmingham’ singled, scoring Clarke and sending Delehanty to third. Bemis batted for Clarkson and_ singled, ring Delehanty and pending, irmingham to third. Fanen- man in Pha seorin: aerate: seas th Tran arty Threw ~ Turner, waSn)} oN tent fe jis Joss pitching for eran: Hoffman ‘Bloa to (ley ee Conra: struck out. Chase fil to Delehanty, NO RUNS. Fifth Inning. emoreau eet to puciey: Clark rolled O'Brien tripled.’ Dele- ees fied to Hoffman "NO RUNS, to Bradley, Bradley threw out ‘orte. Moriarity walki and. stole walked. ile “out. NO R Sixth Inning. Mortarity “booted Birmingham's under. Joss sacrificed, Orth: Minohiman singled, poorig Birmingham. Brad led, scoring Turner “Bled to" La Porte and Bradley scored. towall 11 sin; ted a ey ‘al bled an Nae eee Sree ene Fy Soa SA wv ll to alot | Fi singled. Ingham rede’ a peer 1 fran’ lo} singled. Hoes! forced Conro} th at third a andere ra eraaley fous threw out fifi Beventh iene asLean ‘und Ganyel Both fouled.” Kru- tried GIANTS LOSE AT CINCINNAT! IN TIGHT GAME (FINAL SCORE.) i Trolley Dodgers Tally First in, BRCOKLYNS PUT SCANLON UP 10 BEAT CARDINALS Battle with St. Louis Team. THE BATTING ORDER. Fist Base on Errore—Glants, 1. Left, on Basee—Glants, §; Cincin- natl Struck jOU-BY Taylor, 3) Wilts by Coakley, 3. Irireesiase Hits—Odwell. Two-Base Hits—Deviin, Bowerman. Btolen e— Huggins, Mitchell. Umpire—Emalle and Carpenter, OMe Weri.) MATIONAL GROUNDS, CrNCRNNATE duly m— The Rage ami the Giante buckled on their armora again to-Gay after a day spent in {dleness. Early indications were that the Giants would go on the field again in a crippled condition, Mc- Gann showing up with a bad finger, the result of a strenuous bound of a hot one in the Thursday's game. George Browne, the Glants’ outfalder, gathered a gold watch and a five- pound box of chocolates to~iay an a} reward for a home run he made on these grounds in June. The Meats.were sont. to..Mra.. Browne in New York, while the watch will he vresented to a emall boy to whom it) Waa oromsed some time ago. First Inning. Shannon walked. Growne died, Lo- bert to Gangel. Devlin fouled ta’ Ga‘ Shannon-teking— third, Seyi Lobert ‘to Ganzel. NO ‘ugging “and Lobert mour.” Afitohell walked. to. Beymour, NO" RUNS, —————Beeond Inning. Bresnahan walked. Bowerman fied to Mitohell. Bresnahan died stealing, McLean to Huggins. Dahlen ‘singled and was caught stealing, McLean to Huggins, NO RUNS. to Bowerman. Ganzel died, Devlin Kruger walked. Mowrey rounded, well tripled. NE wkied to Bey- McLean fied Dahlen to Bowerman. Iruger seoring. Coakley fanned. Thied_ fone ae Feet Hoe nto Kruaet, 8 out Bosgins to bo nan ped to Doyle. NO RUNS Fourth Inning. oe fampies Browne's tap. Browr.s to Lobert, ‘rite out, Lobart to Gensel Seymour ain, ea Bresnahan forced Seymour, to Lo NO RUNB. fchell ger walked an to steal, but wi out, Taylor to Danton. NO RUNS. Fifth Inning. Bowerman fanned. Dahlen filed to Odwell; area aie eh Taylor rolled to | wen. | | | fanned. } - GIANTS. 000000002— 2 CINCINNATI. 010001001— 3 NEW YORK. R H PO A £ Shannon, I. a On 0 Browne, rf +0 0 1-0 0} Devlin, 3b. ee SEE OH Seymour, cf BO 194 220 Bresnahan, c. nO Ont) 6230-2. 0. Bowerman, 1b Sie) 8.01 oO Dahlen, ss.. SO GO Doyle, 2b. .. -0 2 2 00 Taylor, p. 710 0...0" 2) 0 Wiltse, -0 0 0 0 o| Strang... +0 0 0 00 Totals......... iee-27 24) 900 “Batted for Taylor, eighth inning. CINCINNATL R H POA z 1-1) 424s 0 OO Bs 0 Mitchell, rf. pit USO 0 McLean, c o 1 3 4 Of Ganzel, ib.. -0 0 10 1 1 Kruger, cf. -1 0 4 00 Mowrey. 3b........0 0 1 0 0 Odweli, 1f. ci ol 8 tO Coakley, p.... SOS OSA OD Totals....0.6..,. 5. 4 27 14 1 Base Hite—Oft Taylor, 3; Wiltse, First Base on Balle—Oft "haylon Si oft Coakley, ‘| Scanlon out, Hostetter to Konetony. weet | Brooklyn. &t. Louts. Alperman, fb. Byrne, 3b. Caney, ab. Barry, rf Lumley. rt. Konétchy, Jb. Butoh, if, Burnett, of. Jordan, Ib. Maloney, cf. Murray, if. Hostetter, 2b. Ba (Spectal to The Prening World.) NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL D8, 8T. LOUIS, July 77.—Patsy Donovan's Brooklynites went out to-day to get back their slip in standing due to yesterday's defeat. Before beginning play the Trolley Dodgers’ manager talked confidently of fourth place in the final round-up. Firet Inning. Alperman. fanned. Casey Lumley skied to Murray, fanned. NO RUNS, Byrne filed to Batch. Barry poy to Alperman q seep atehy, fouled to NO RUN arene Inning. Jordan deat a bunt, Maloney foresd him, Beebe to Holly. “Maloney _toak second on a passed bajl. Lewis put a aafo Texas Leaguer back of third, Ma- Joney acoring. Bergen gypunded to Hostetter, and died at firs}, Scanlon “Holley sacrificed. Burnett was caug Bergen to Alj skied to Lumley. Bere Burnett gied. Scanion to Jordan. napping oft nan. Murra} RUNS. pt NO 3 Third Inning. Alperman singled wns forced by lcaser! Byrne to Holly, Lumley ferced Casey. Holly to Hostetter, Lumle: atealing, Marshall to Holly. N Aperman knocked down MMaxtoiter's Mner and tossed him’ out. Mafshall struck out. Beebe struck out’ NO RUNS. Fourth Inning. Batch doubled to left. Jordan sacri- ficed, Beebs to Konetohy. Maloney grounded to Hostetter an toh was run: down, Malonoy taking third. Lewis walked and nec: Hostetter to, Konetchy. NO R' yrne beat a burt. Heute ropeatott the trick. Konetony also out & (pans filling the bases. Burnet ks to Batol cByrne: sporting and. Barry ‘going {to third. Konetchy out tryin; ond, Batch to Beanion to Lewis, By; Holly fanned. TWO RUN’ stole home, Fifth Inning. Alperman. singled. Casey forced Alper- man, Hostetter to Holly, Caste out |atealing second, Marshall to Holly. NO RUNB. |" Murray out, Scanion to Jordan. Hoe- tetter fled 16 Maloney, Marshall tied to Batch. NO RUNS. siath Inning. | Tamiey- fanned. Batch died. Holty |to Konetchy, Jordan hit for two bases. but was out trying to atretch It, Barry to Holley to Byrne, No runs. NATIONAL LEAGUE, PHILADELPHIA AT PITTSBURG, Firat Game, 01001010038 11202000 x6 Philpdelphia Pittsburg Batterios—Moren and Doofn; Gibson, oe AMERICAN LEAGUE. St. Louls at Washington, St. Louis -00000001 O-4 Washington. 000046022 —8 Batteries—Glade and Spencer; Smith and Warner. Ohieago at Philadelphia, 40.0 5.0 0 0.0 den? Eotiads 00000010 1-2 joo— Wales And Bulllvan; Wad- ail" and Bohrecke Detrott at Boston. it. 02003000 0-8 pata 59:1001020 04 Batterles—Donovan and — Schmidt; Glaze and Shaw. ee EASTERN LEAGUE. BUFFALO AT MONTREAL. Both games postponed on account of wet grounds, BALTIMORE AT NEWARK. First Game. 01031001 1-7 OBrien aoe end “165K TESORE On roe Soaks Taylor to Dahlen, | t . ‘WWillams threw “out! Bowerman. Odwell” filed to. Browne. fommimatnghom Aled to Hof Coakley fould to Devlin, NO man, scooting O’Brien. Jose struck out.| ©°**™Y a RUNS. ONE RUN. aurea Sixth Inning. Cade may Po yBrien | fot’ shannon fied to Kruger. Brown Moriarty s-eroneier and threw-te. Joss, maned. "Devlin filed to. Kruger. NG} nenecreres row tow Sat mickey oi a Huggins bunted safely. Lobert elghth inning. sgh ihnnon Hugina” male Soc struck out. Orth th | Mitchell single ina scoring. ey. wee cea: te HUchoyT Ne | Lean fouled to Breasehan, Gangel out, RUNS. omen —~ Dahlen to Bowerman. ONE RUN "Bi tumbled (Outer procnder/andl hth emners eere ey errr LONI: safe, Hoffman filed to Birm' Seymour filed to Kruger.) Breanahan| Both runners advanced Said a ae fouled to Mowrey.--Bowsrman. walked. | Dall. Conroy singled, scor!: ‘Dahlen Aled to Guwell, NO RU and sending Orth to third, Chase struck| Kruger fled to. Bowerman, Mowrey| Sut, and Conroy. stole. second, Turner |out, “Devlin to” Bowerman: Odw thre wout Willams. ONE RUN. fanned. NO RUNS. 4 Ninth Inning. Eighth Inning. re threw out Stovall. Cmrk singled was forced at second on O'Brien's Fld Moriarty to Conro Orth a to catch O'Brien off first, but issed. throw and he’ went mi ry ee third Ort threw out Delehanty, Paar ake ft ana an Hoft- Conroys elas GUNDAY WORLD WANTS | WORK MONDAY WONDERS, Doyle singled. Btrang batted for Tay- | lor, “He forced, Doyle, Ganzel te-Hug- Ins. Shanfion out, ‘Coakley to Ganzel. rowm out, Huggins to ze], NO RUNS. P Wiltte began pitching for New York, Coakley fanned, Hi S filed to Doyle, | Lobert out, Shannon to Bowerman, NO | RUNS, Ninth Inning. | Devlin doubled. Hug- | gina to Gansel. Bresnahen out Boake | to Gansel. Bowerman jegables. Deviin | we! scoring. Datien _ringled, rman sorte. Dahlen out. at Ordwatt To base fae te Huggins, trytng- for second. Mitchell walled and stole Second, | Slnwteds Mitenell scorn; 000170020 1-4 Batteries — McCafferty and Stonage; Adkina and Hearne. ROGHESTER-AT TORONTO. First Game, y ooorod ba it -0001 Rochester 33000210 —910 & Batttertes—Henley and Doran; Jacob- son and Corrigan Providence at Jersey City. Jersey Cit O11 21101 6 —1 Providen OO OO Ca Ratterles — Ovendorf, Lake Land Butler; Wink, McCarthy and Sull}- yar VENEZUELA REFUSES TO ARBITRATE U. S. CLAIMS. CARACAS, Venezuela, Thursday, July 25 (vin Witlematad, Coraeao, July %7).- The Foreign OMce terday handod over to the American Minister, W. W. | Russell, the anawer of the Venezuela | government to the second note from Secretary Root reganting the arbitra- tion of five American claims. ‘The government persiata in tts re- frisal to arbitrate, claims tn quee- . The reply la ah Bocument tnd’ answors, in deta! the arguments advanced, Mr, Root. Te held ‘here in seme lead to joniatic a eda ‘The opiniont in artere, that : sevgrine 2 of iptoat the Unit Lrinela a COLIN AN EASY WINNER — IN THE BRIGHTO JURY HAS HAYWOOD N JUNIOR pea Colt Shows His Class in the Big $15,000 Stakes, : va j CASE AFTER JUDGE'S =: 22 i000 TELLING Orchard's Testimony and His Motive in Giving It Must Be Well Weighed Before Prisoner Is Found Guil the Court Instructs. BOISE, Idaho, July 27.—The case of William D. charged with complicity in the murder of ex-Gov, Steunenberg, \ Haywood, | given to the jury at 11 A. M. to-day. Judge Wood's charge to the jury was lengthy and, on the whole, considered a fair presentation of the evidence as it related to the pris- | oner. The general opinion was that in certain parts it rather tended to favor Haywood. The reading of the Judge's charge andy At that time they had been deliberating instructions required just an hour, and | for an hour and fourteon m! and at the end of that time tue twelve jury-/ a they left the jury-roon: several of men filed from the room In,custody of| the twelve men were engaged in anl- Sheriff ‘Shad’ Hodgins and nlx bailiffs. | mated but apparently good natured ‘As they left the jury box Judge Wood| cussion, As a matter of fact the dis- said: “Gentlemen, I would suggest that | cussion began almost before the Ju you take your chair cushions with you.""| room doors were closed after the Jury- Fach juror acted upon the suggestion, | men first retired. ‘he jury room In the Court-House had | The only discussion heard about the been prepared for their use, Haywood | rourt-room following Judge Woof's Mstened with characteristic atoicism to| charge was to the effect that the de- Judge Wood's lengthy charge. and when | fendant had received strongly the bene- the jury retired he went back to his cell | Mt of every doubt in the Judge's mind with a cosfident smile about his lips jas to the law applicable to the caso. As be was Gbout to leave his gray-{ ‘The jury remained at luncheon halred mother~ rushed—up~and— kissed} than twenty-five minutes. Him. re was no other demonstra- tt 12.40 P. M. The jury may report at any time of the night or day, The Idaho laws pro- vide that a jury may render {ts ver- lot in open court on Sunday. Judge Wood in his charge gaye the No on ventured an opinion as the jury /retired am to the fength of time that/ would be required in arriving at a verdict. Jury In Lively Discussion. At 12.18 Judge Wood gave instructions to have the jury taken out to luncheon. (Continued on Second Page.) EVENING WORLD RACE CHART SIXTEENTH DAY AT BRIGHTON. JULY LB r oe “FRACK FAST, —M 1. Aghwee “Btar Penary Lad-of chitleman, jemaier, Cloned’ atronk and won in (ie ta rida. He was always close to the pacy and stood had wee but paul Btart good. Rose, Owner— MM ip Fins Jockey roa, $07, Beraiched—Con tact. ge aa tmproved race and, opening w MSrverward In. trouble, thoueh he waa a qiine re, 662 THIRD RACE —Bonshove Handic Bi (one mile and a. rood. | Won arty frie yeeros ee Owners POR” Hook a eae i ine closed with a rush and fought o1 nt Bede strom tiring and juet. go ite : ithe oth dangerous be Start "rood | Won asl Trdex,_ Starters: (ia) Colin ‘one. pollat > i ‘De Beckman ans) oft 4.07, Scratched- oe doubt the Dart colt of the year, He handled his welght in grand oker and Question Mark into Yeubmisaion. came ‘away oaaiiy hed The latter w: fle the best of the others. Tar None pan Mair Seuthant te and, Smok _Dupes Pout tin Com gn utr dett wll ded ling: on ia rt ood, ‘for they year ida vg. by ‘and upward. inne: Garter—Fi “Marters, oF rn tang De Bla Won driving: £. Dr our or Plscetentts yull's homas eae nae aes CHARGE” 5 | lose | raturning toy thelr deliberations at the court-house at| ‘lanow something, ‘Th: 30,000 Spectators at the Track and the Ticket Sale Is Stopped. | (Speclaltd The Evening World.) BRIGHTON BBACH RACE-TRACK, | July 27.—Colin ts year-old. the champion two- He beat ono of the best felda he has yet met inthe $15,000 Brighton Juntor comparatively easy here this Lae and in the fast time of 2 1-8 | Miller got Colin off on his toes, and after the first sixteenth there was noth= | ine in the race that could get to him. Smoker _tried_to_heng—to—him—tor—w but had enough after the fet noon iret nile, quarter. _|. ‘Turning Into the stretch Chapultepea | lpomed up as a contender, but even | when belabored by the whip couldn't | close much on the great Keene racer. Bar None, the Whitney star, who was backed by hundreds, came faat at the end to get third money, | Large Crowd at Track. About 30,00 were on hand to see the @reat race. The grand stand was crowded and the “brick lawn" covered j 84 afternoon. The field stands’ capac- ity was overtaxed and time in the histors of ra¢ing in New York hundreds were turned away and the j fale of tickets stopped. Miller broke | his hoodoo, winning his first race 4n four | days on Dandelion and following with & victory on Colin. Lost By an Eyelash, | jad. of Langden lost a small-sized | fortune fur more than a few who need- ed the motiey by an eyelash. The Lad Wea at 50 to 1 Penarria got up in the j ast Juinp, but to many who were ni the drive at the finish {t looked ike ad of Langden had won.—Betantet made the running at the start, then Sewell took it up onty to quit. In the stretch Lad of Langden came through and looked all over the winner, only to jbe nosed out by Penarriy. It was a bad blow. Magaxzine Won All the Way. Magazine won ihe sec. ond race leading practienlly all the wage Meee ber One. of about ten lengthe behind the Id, closed fast, and in Another en yagds would hayg caught-the wine ner, Sanguine led for about n six- [teenth and then backed up. He was tiled. Amundsen; heavily Baenea got | nothing @ i Was Close for Dendelion. Taueey McGinnis thought ke Terres Handicap with many of his friends ine Retitng at 20 to Burtlin, vould Buttling, pnd m was ‘third, way Dandelion, Red ve f and Kercheval were the best-played horses in the rac What the Box They say the b kmakers Know, TS Someticn rtainly did tye vasa, Colle connection with the steep! ay neomed to, outcinsy yar the stool men took In all knae’ae money on him, and without ¢. he clon ot a rum Thin’ w Peis 3th ofthe poor publit, Tie wing ah to Commodore Fontaine and -they-sone— shohue, never tneh He couldn't even boat Gr for the place and hardly raised the nage Jacobite Was the Goods. ivacoultes 4t 3 to 5, was played as if and sure enough he was, al the way.,)Miller rode a bad race on Reldmore, even’ tt he did. finish rete Ont He wantin the ruck’ alt-the way, arat not until the fer turn did he make. & move. | on’ Goligny. tried an everything at th- sovered earlier he Royal Ben was third. FORT ERIE RESULTS, FORT ERIE, Ont, July 27.—Resutts Had stiller per might haye won. 7 in the races here to-day were as fol- lows FIRST CE-Six furlongs. —Cock. sure, 100, Murphy (3 to 1) 1; Gauty, 103, r @ to 1 for place) 2, Rdgely, 105, 3, Time, LM. Spenathritt, Helen, Alenton, Ralpert, Dutch Pete,” Venus, Trackless,, Plantagenet, Reticule, The Globe also ran, OND RACE—Steeplechase, about two miles.—Flying Plover, 131, Boyle (8 to 5), 1, Kilthorle, 14, Ford’ @ to § ae thpret 1, Hueston, 3, BAT, vdrift, Sand, Frencl . Mere. An Parmer also ran. ; THIRD RAC he Buffalo Stake— Or mile.—Denbam, % (Mulcahy) 12 to J OfeCarthy), 1 to} 10 (Lloyd), fm and Halbard and a qu We (Mc ‘ fartin), (Pairbrothe Gurus, Chartda, Jupit iie Thompson, Nellfe Burns, alxo FIFTH RACE--Five furlongs, Lycurges @ to 5) won; 1 Austin (even for plice), 3; Petulant, 107, Lee, & Tings, 102 CH Shilling, Oceante, Padrone, Dellthorpa and/Croyden also ran. POLICE SURGEON RETIRED. | Police Surgeon Stephen G, Cook, who_ han beon connected with the department, t mber of years, upon his own ape plication was rotired ane force ee Gay with a pension of $1, 4 0. money. He led / Rite eec nos!