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30 rHE BUFFALO COURIER, SUNDAY. MAY ZD 1905.

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BRANCH 8 C. M. B . A. LEAGUE.

Wi l l Meet B r a n c h J l a t Br is to l P a r k T o d a y . R i v a l r y B e t w e e n T e a m s is Jnj tense a n d a Grea t Crowd i» Ant ic i ­pa t ed . T ro l l eys R u n Di rec t t o t h e P a r k .

GOOD RACING. PROMISED AT FORT ERIE TRACK

Plenty of Horses Entered For the Different Events to be Decided

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Across the Border. I

THIRTY-FIVE ARE NAMED / FOR THE CANADIAN DERBY

Canadian D e r b y (13,000) , C a n a d i a n S p o r t s m e n ' s . H a n d i c a p . . , T h e F o r t E r i e S t a k e T h e Buffalo S t a k e The I roquois Ho te l S t a k e , T h e H a m i l t o n S t a k e , G r a n d C a n a d i a n S t e e p l e c h a s e . . . . . ,

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Benvolio, b . h., 6, Madra ; F. Bruhns «& Co

MWIrain, b. t , Leone; F . Bruhns &

by Bend d'Or-SJerra-

by Bend Or-Slerra Oo.

T h a t t h e r e will be a p l e t h o r a of good r acehor ses c o m p e t i n g In t h e v a r i o u s i t a k e e v e n t s to be r u n a t F o r t E r i e d u r i n g t h e s u m m e r mee t ing , w h i c h be -gfiM on J u l y 18th, t w o d a y s a f t e r t h e close of t h e K e n i l w o r t h mee t ing , i s ev idenced by t h e l a r g e n u m b e r of e n ­t r ies t h a t h a v e been rece ived by t h e H i g h l a n d P a r k Club , lessees of t h e t r a c k a c r o s s t h e r ive r . T h e a b o v e tab le s h o w s t h e n u m b e r of ho r se s e n - , _ , . - , . - i ; , i m _ t . _ . , t e red in e a c h of t h e seven r ich e v e n t s ? Mainland b e . 4. by Rainbow-Fable; ._ i J **** Zk ia» * f - i - *«~,~, i , , i „ I « r s . M . Goldblatt. to be decided a t F o r t E r i e f rom J u l y 18th | o A u g u s t 30th. I t does not , h o w ­ever , g ive a n y idea of t h e h i g h c lass of t h e t h o r o u g h b r e d s t h a t will r a c e a t t h e c o u r s e ac ros s t h e r i ve r d u r i n g t h e t ime ment ioned .

Some of t h e tjest h o r s e s in t r a i n i n g will s t a r t In t h e s e e v e n t s a n d t h e r e will he a n y n u m b e r of h a n d i c a p h o r s e s r a c i n g in t h e o v e r n i g h t e v e n t s .

A g lance a t t h e en t r i e s in t h e s t a k e r a c e s convinces one t h a t t h e m e e t i n g a t F o r t E r i e Is hound t o be a b i g s u e -cess* T h e C a n a d i a n D e r b y , $3,000.

'A sweepstake for 3-year-olds, $20 t o ac ­company the nomination, $100 additional to s t a r t ; value of the s take to be $3,000, of which $s»3tO to the winner, $400 to second, $300 to third, four th to sae s t a r t ; winners of 3-year-old s t ake of $1,200 value to car ry th ree pounds e x t r a ; of any two s takes of aggrega te value of $3,000, or one of $5,000 value, five pounds ex t ra ; non-winners of a 8-year-old s take of $1,200 value t h a t have not won three races this year allowed •even pounds; beaten non-winners this year , twelve pounds; beaten maidens, eighteen pounds. Fill ies allowed eight pounds ; 1*4 miles.

J im Beattie, b . c . by Handsel-Sweet Tooth; C. A. Alnwick.

Mcllvaln. b. c.» b y Bend Or-Slerra Leone; F . B r u h n s & Co.

Manfred, ch. c , by Maddalo-Percl ta; F . Bruhns &. Co.

Bricklayer, ch. c , by Mont d'Or-Vir-ginia; J a m e s Brown * Co.

Keator , b. g., by Charaxus-Generlne; Newton Bennington.

Jungle Ph ip . br. c , by P i r a t e of Pen-zanee-Marmora; J . Brannon. •

Broombandle, ch. c , by Onondaga-Elf; O. C. Baker .

Klingman, b. g., by Goodrfch-Susie Ker -win; Joe J . Carey.

Keno, ch. c , by Sir Modred-Duchess of Kendal l ; Ed. Corrigan.

Barnes, b. c , by Lucy-Bessie Barnes ; Ed. Corrigan.

Grapple, b. c , by Woodmorpe-Embrace; Ed. Corrigan.

Recreo, br* c , by F i r s t Tenor-Recrea­tion; A. S. Daidson.

Tonngorder, ch. c ,by Order-Togese; N. Dymet.

John Smulskl, br. c , by Es ther -El lan-gowan; C. R. Ellison.

Aquarius, ch. c , by Watercress -S ta r -

H a n s Wagner. l>. g., 6, by Longstreet-Tommie Bell; J. Et Cuddlng & Co.

Pretension, b , g., 4, by Orifiame-Vanity; P. M. Civiil.

Tongorder, ch. c , $, by Order-Tongese; N. Dyment.

Ear ly Boy, ch. h., 4, by Golden Dawn-Bra w Lass ; Denny Bros.

Spencerian, b . m., 4, by F ree Knight -Sarah Davis; Mrs. H a r t Dernham.

Gay Minister, ch. e„ 4. by Prim© Min­ister-Miss Alice; J. C. Ferr is , Jr .

Benckart , br. g., 7, by Galon d'Or-Marie Shanklln; A. E. Gates.

Merriment, ch. m., 6, by Handspr ing-Merry Dance; A. E. Gates.

Zarkee, b. c , by Rainbow-Fai r Gift; G. W. Gray don.

The Regent, b. g., i7, by Domino-Royal Gent; Mrs. M. Goldblatt.

Old Stone, b. c , by Sykeston-White Wings ; Mrs. M. Goldblatt .

Light Brigade, ch. h., 5, b y Maximo-Balak- ; William Hendrie.

Searfeil br. h., 4, by Sharpfell-Blanche of Devon: William Hendrie.

Blue Grouse, br. f., 3, by Tithonus-The Dove; William Hendrie.

Reservation, b. h.( 6, by Cayuga-Arra-gon; George Hendrie.

K i n g ' o f Troy, b. c , 8, by Ti thonus-Valer iana; George Hendrie .

The Foreman, ch. c , 3, by Inspector B.-Ni te tus ; George Hendrie.

Kent Aggie

Fonsol Joseph W. Pugh

Frebooter, ch. c , 3, b y Ben Holladay Joseph W . Pugh

Zig Zag, b. t , 3, by Woolthorpe-Lillian Fonso; George Hendrie. . . M , , . . . . „ , .

Song and Wine, ch. c , 8, by Goldfinch-Widow Clicquot; Jo?. L. H a y m a I V i . . „ « , .

Mlzzenmast, b. c . 4, by George Xinnej -Mainsail ; Geo. H. Holle. _

Gambrinus, br. c , by Sorcerer-Jean; Geo. H. Holle. „ , „ , T„v„

Rusk, b. g., 4, by Russell-Muska; John­son & Dodson. '' _ . . .

Columbia Girl, ch. m., 4, by Loyalist-Salaire: Johnson & Dodson.

Bali Hornet , ch. g., 5, by King Er ie-EJloise; Har ry M. Leachman.

Whirlpool, b lk .c . 3. by Waterlevel-Coun-terbreeze; E. W. Moore. "

Miss Doyle, ch. f., 4, by The Commoner-Thist le; P . J. Mellet & Co. Jt.

Mint Bed. eh. h., 6, by Galon d'Or-Gur-gle; J. T. McDonald & Co.

Edna Sandman, ch. f., 8L by The Com-moner-Briger ta ; J . T. McDonald & Co.

Don Carlos, b . c , 3, by P i ra te of Pen-zance-Bermuda Dance; J. T. McDonald.

Ear l J . D , br. g., 3, by P i ra te of Pen-aance-Glen Fa i ry ; J. T. McDonald & Co.

Crestfallen, b. g., 6, by Foam-Noisy; J . O'Flaherty.

Fonsoluca, ch. g., 6, by Fonso-Ducasta; Jos . W. Pugh. I

Freebooter, ch. e., 5. by Ben Holladay-Himyance; Jos. W. Pugh.

Omealca, ch. c , 3, by Ornus-Amanda P . ; H. J . Perry .

Turrando, gr. g., 4. by Farandole-Turt le Dove; Mrs. w . J . Perkins .

Showman, br. g„ 5, by Athel ing-Judy; Mrs. George Richlngs.

Bob Boles, br. g., 8, by Oakwood-Zeppa; Mrs. Grace Traverse Russell.

Charley 's Aunt. b. -f., 3, by Sir Flor ian-Derelict; J. W. Schorr.

Lady McKeon ch. f.. 3, by Top Gallant-Hear t sease ; J . w . Schorr.

St. Tammany, ch. g., a., by St. Blaise-Seaweed; J. U. Strode.

St. Noel, b. g., 4 by St. George-Nan; J . U- Strode.

Joset te , br. f., 5, by Troubadour-Bret zer; J . V. Strode.

The Pet , b. f.t 3, by The Fr iar -Pet ro lene; W. A. Smith & Co.

April Shower, b. f., 6, by Alf. Esten-Raindrop; J . A. Sykes.

Elle, ch. g., 4, by .S t Ckrio-Jude; C. Stubenbord, Jr.

Steel Trap, br. f., 3, by Requital-Dona Sol; J. J . Troxler.

Walsh, b. g., 3, by Lamplighter-Song; J. J . Troxler.

Bonnie Sue, 6h./f„ 3, by Tammny-Agnes; G. D: Wilson.

Depends, ch. f., 3, bjH The Frlar-Devlce; G. D. Wilson.

Redman, ch. f., 3, by S t a r Ruby-Han­n a h ; W. S. Wishard.

Inquisitive Girl, br. f.. 4, by Watrecress -Inquisitive I I . ; G. K. Wheeler.

Girl from Dixie, b. f„ 3, by Sir Dixon-Elopement ; W m . Whale n.

Homestead, br. h-, 6, by Candlemas . ©weet Home; A. Zlmmer.

T h e Buf fa lo S t a k e , «l,.%oo.

A selling s take for 3-year-olds and up­wards, $15 to accompany t h e nomination, $40 additional to s t a r t ; value $1,500. of

Pure Rye i k e best for medicinal pur­

poses Blended or Bottled in

bond witk tke U . S. Govern­

ment stamp on every bottle,

t u t always Pure<^fc^^ For Sale by all Dealers.

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MOORE & SINNOTT, DISTILLERS,

PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK OFFICE

60 BROAD ST.

Bank Holiday, ch. m., 4; By Ben Holla-day -Josie Hood; T. I* Pierce.

Coruscate, b. f., 5, by Chorister-Royal G a m ; H. J. Berty.

Omealca, ch. c , 8, by Ornus-Amanda P . ; H. J. Berry.

Toomany, b. c , 4, by Tammany-Rosel la ; Conrt Sewell.

King of the Valley, br. g., 5, by Wads -worth-Dresdent ; J . A. Sykes.

Richard Ward . b. f., by Inspector B.-Piazza; Henry Simons.

Charley 's Aunt, b. f., 3, by St. Florian-Dere l lc t ; J . W. Schorr.

Uncle Charley, b. c , 3, by Top Gallant-Bearlsease; J . W. Schorr.

Lady McKeon, ch. f., 3, by Top Gallant-Silver Mahy; J . W. Schorr.

* T h e F o r t E r i e S t a k e s , $1,500.

light; J . G. Fbliansbee. Monte, b. c , by P u r y e a r D.-Break o*

Day; 8. Gujggenheim. Monaco Maid, ch. f., by Pr ince Monaco-

Llnka; Mrs. M. Goldplatt. Goldfleur, ch. g., by Goldflnch-Fleur-

e t te ; Ju le Ganson. King of Troy, b. c , by Tithonus-Valeri­

a n a ; George Hendrie . The Gleam, b. c , by Lamplighter-Pol-

mmise; George Hendr ie . Na t B. t ch. c , by Maddalo-Mary Cow­

an ; George Hendrie . The Foreman, ch. c . by Inspector B. -

Nifetis; George Hendrie. Don Carlos, b. c , by P i r a t e of Pen-

aance-Bermuda Dance ; J . T. McDonald & Co.

Freebooter, ch. c , by Ben Holladay-Himyanee; Jos . W. P u g h .

Kit t le P ia t t , b. f., by Longfl ight-Kath-leen; Pons & Holder.

Uncle Charley, b. c , by Top Gallant-Hear t sease ; J. W. Schorr.

Lucugus, br. c , by Hermence-Summer H o u r s ; J. W . Schorr.

Smasher , br. g., by Hindoo-Queen Re­gen t ; M. A. SwTgert.

Hamburger , b. c . by H a m b u r g - E d i t h Gray ; S. S. I'racey.

Flyback, ch. c , by Requital-Daisy Rose; A. Ei Watkins .

Girl from Dixie, b. f„ by Sir Dixon-Eiopemcnt ; Wm. Whalen.

SIbnacodor, ch. c , by Prince of Monaco-Adora ; Ev A. Whitney.

Dutch Barbara , by Flying Dutchman-B a r b a r a ; W. J . Young.

p i r a t e Polly, ch. f., by P i ra t e of Pen-xance-Kosines; W. J . Young. rfce C a n a d i a n S p o r t s m a n ' s H a n d i c a p .

fijfflm F o r S-year-olds a n d upwards, $jo t o a c ­

company the nomination and $40 ad­ditional to s t a r e ; va lue $1,608, of which &30O t o the winner, $300 to second and

0 to th i rd ; weights to appear three days prior t o the race ; acceptances ihrough en t ry box a t noon, day or before race ; winners af ter publication of weights 3 pounds ex t ra ; 11-lf fiiles.

The Messenger* b . g., a., by Upwards-I reae H. , ; Alfred Bellew. ^ ^ _

W a l t e r Tower, br. g , % b y Watercress-Dutchess of Towers ; A.. Brown f Co,

Li t t le Boy, br . g„ 5, by Lisgak Mar ; A. Brown & Co.

For 3-year-olds and upwards , $10 to accompany the nomination and $40 addi­tional to s t a r t ; value $1,500, of which $1,200 to the winner, $200 to second ana $100 t o third. Those entered for $2.WJ0 to carry weight for age ; allowances, 2 pounds for each $250 to $1,500; 1 pound for each $100 less to $1,000; then 2 pounds for each $100 less to $500; s t a r t e r s with sell­ing price to be named a t noon the day prior to the race ; 7 furlongs.

National, ch. c , 3, by Gotham-Blue and Whi t e ; Abrahams & Dunn.

The Lexington Leader, br. g., 3. by G. W. Johnson-Brooklet ; J. H . Johnson-Brooklet.

Hobson 's Choice, b. g., 4, by Meadow-thorpe-Topsy I I I . ; Alfred Bellew,

Pear l Hopkins, b. f., 3, by G. W. John-son-Marshet ta ; J. O. Butler.

Lit t le Boy, br. g., 5, by Llssak-Meien Mar; A. Brown & Co.

Chamblee, ch. c 5, by Charaxus-Can-tey; A. Brown & Co.

Benvolio, b. h., 5, by Bend Or-Slerra Madra; F . Bruhns & Co.

Mcllvain, b. h., 3, by Bend Or-Sierra Leone; F . B ruhns & Co.

Manfred, ch. c , 3, by Maddalo-Percl ta ; F . Bruhns & Co.

Devonshire, br. g., 4, by Ayershire-Lizzie D.; Thos. Clare.

Myopia, b. f., 3, by LIssak-Souffie; Thos. Clare.

Grasgrain, ch. c . 3, by Belvidere-SUk W a r p ; P. M. Civiil.

Ear ly Boy, ch. h., 4, by Golden Dawn-Bra w Lass* Denny Bros.

Tongorder, ch. c , 3, by Order-Tongese; N. Dyment.

Big Mac, ch. c , 3, by ExllenNona; N. Dyment.

Shady Lad. ch. g., 4, by St. Gatlen-Amouret te ; T. A. Fullum.

Gay Minister, ch. c , 4, by Pr ime Min­ister-Miss Alice; J. C. Ferr is , J r .

J. Bd. Grillo, b g., 4, by The Commoner-Merry Nell; J. C. Ferr is , J r .

Potash, b. f., 3, by Pr ime Minister-Pearl Ash; Bun Ferguson.

Marquis de Carabas, br. g., 4, by Him-yar -Fl fe ; m. S. Gardner. x

Benckart . br. g., 7. by Galon d'Or-Marie Shanklln; A. E. Gates.

Sans Cocur, ch. fy 3, by Golden Gar ter -Hear t less ; A. E . Gates.

Zarkee, b. c„ 4, by Rainbow-Fair Gift; G. W. Graydon.

Floral Wrea th , br. m., by Fa lse t to-Laure l W r e a t h ; F . Gering.

Old Stone, b. c . 4, by Sykeston-White Wings ; Mrs. M. Goldblatt.

T h e Regent , b . g.. 4, by Domino-Royal Gem; Mrs, M. Goldblatt.

Rain land, b. c . 4, by Rainbow-Fable: Mrs. M. Goldblatt.

Montpelier, b. h., by Madison-Sister Tenny: Mrs. M. Goldbla t t

Lochgoll, ch. h., 4, by Juvenal ^Soliloquy: Wm. Hendrie.

Blue Grouse, br. f„ 3, by Tithonus-The Dove; Wm. Hendrie.

Cheboygan, b. c , 4, by Cayuga-Steward-ess; George Hendrie. ,:

Good Cheer, ch. f., 4, by FOnso-Harpy George Hendrie.

The Gleam, b. c , 3. by Lampllghter-Fol-| tmXm; George Hendrie

mile ^Handmr. re . ch. c . 4, b y Handse l -Eva Dinsmore; J . H. Baker ,

Marshall Ney, b. g., 4, by Dr. Bice-Glenmore; J . H. Baker.

Bell-The-Cat, b. c , 4, by Carlsbad-Lady Loyal ; J. H. Baker .

Wate r Tower, br. a , 6, by Watercress-Duchess of Towers ; A. Brown & Co.

Benvolio, hi m., by Bend Or-Sterra Madra; F . Bruhns & Co.

Mcllvain, b . e„ 8, by Bend Or-Sierra Leone; F . Bruhns & Co.

Manfred, ch. c , 3, by Maddalo-Percl ta; F . Bruhns & Co.

H a n s Wagner , b . g., «» by Longstreet-Tommie Bell; J . E. Cushlng &> Charles Walker .

Grosgraln, ch. c , 3, by Belvldere-Sllk-warp : P. M. CivilL

Tongorder, ch. a , M, by Order-Tongese; N. Dyment.

Big Mac, ch. e , 8, by Exile-Nona; N. Dyment.

Spencerian, b . m., 4, by F ree Knight -S a r a h Davis ; Mrs. H a r t Dernham.

Gay Minister, ch. c , 4, by Pr ime M3nls-ter-MIss Alice; J . C. Ferr is , J r .

P o t a s h b. f., by P r ime Minister-Pearl Ash; Bun Ferguson.

Shady Lad, ch. g., 4, by St . Gatien-Amouret te ; T. A. Ful lum.

Funiculare, b. g., 8, by Hlmyar -Frog-more ; E. S. Gardner.

Benckart , br. g.( 7. by Galon d'Or-Marle Shankl ln; A, E. Gates. i

Sans Coeur, ch. f., 3, by Golden Gar ter -Hear t less ; A Ev Gates.

Brunswick, ch. g., 6, by St. Carlo-Sloe; F r a n k Grace.

Zarkee, b . c , 4, by Rainbow-Fai r Gift; G. W. Graydon.

The Regent, b. g., 7, by Domino-Royal Gem; Mrs. M. Goldbla t t

Ramland. b. c , 4, by Rainbow-FUble; Mrs. M. Goldblat t

Montpelier, b. h.. 4, by Madison-Sister Tenny; Mrs. M. Goldbla t t

Loch Goil, ch. h;. 4, by Juvenal-Solilo­quy; William Hendrie.

Blue Grouse, br. f., 3, by Tithonus-The Dove; WTilllam Hendrie.

Cheboygan, b. c , 4, by Cayuga-Stew-ardess ; George Hendrie,

Good Cheer, ch. f., 4, by Fonso-Harpy; Gedrge Hendrie.

Rebounder, b . «., 3, by Pessara-Re-oound; George Hendrie.

isaiadin, b. f., 3, by Albert-Letet lc; Joseph JM Hayman . I

Yorkshire Ijad, blk. c , 3, by DInna For -get-Rose Marjorie; Joseph L. Hayman.

Weberflelds, ch. c , 3, by Troubadour-Folly I I . , George H. Holle.

Basil , ch. c , 3, by Huron-Boreal is ; George H. Holle.

Columbia Girl, ch. m., 4, by Loyallst-Salaire; Johnson & Dodson.

Whirlpool, blk. c . 3, by Waterlevel-Counterbreese: E. W. Moore.

Highland Fling, ch. c , 3, by Knigh t of the Thistle-Morris Dance; E. W. Moore.

Miss Doyle, ch. f., 4̂ by The Commoner-Thistle: P. J. Millet & Co.

Gay Lisette, ch. f., 4, by Ossary o r St. Gat len-Lizet ta ; A. Mollnelli. .

Mint Bed. ch. m., 6, by Galon d'Or-Gur-gle; J . T. McDonald & Co.

Kentucky Cardinal, b . g.. 5, by Badge-Aggie M.; J . T. McDonald & CO.

Crestfallen, b, g., 6, by Foam-Noisy; O" Flaher ty . - , « _ * ,

Junius, ch. g . 3, by Juvenal-Court ly; Joseph W. Pugh.

Fonsoluca. ch. g., 9, by Fonso-Ducasta; Joseph W. Pugh. •. .

Coruscate, ch. f., 5, by Chorister-Royal Gem; H. X Perry . .

April Shower, ch. h„ 6, by Alf. Estell-Raindrop; J. A. Sj-kea .

King of the Valley, br. g., i, by Wads-worth-Dresdent ; J . A. Sykes.

Rachel Ward , b. f.. 4, by Inspector B.-P la s sa ; Henry Simons. - . , , , .

Charley 's A u n t b. f., 8, by St. Florian-Derelict; J. W. Schorr. A . n . « #

Lady McKeon, ch. t . 8. by Top Gallant-Hear t sease ; J . W. Schorr, ^

. The Englishman, b. c , 3, by Sorcerer-i P e r S m l J l S ' " A, Smith * C »

E l l i e l c h . g., 4, by St. Carlo-Jude; C. Stubenbord. J r .

Steel Trap, br. f., 3, by Requital-Dona Sol: J . J. Troxler.

Girl from Dixie, b, f., 3, by Sir Dixon-Blopenfcnt; William WThalen.

Ben Fonso, ch. g., 4. by Ben Holladay-Fon M#te; W. J. Young.

Prof. Neville, br. g., 6, by Hawksley-Rejectsd; W. J . Young. T h e I r o q u o i s H o t e l S t a k e , f 1,500.

A h f l d i c a p for 2-jrear-olds, $10 to ac-compaiir the nomination, $40 additional to s t a « ; value $1,500, of which $1,300 to winner | $200 t o second, and $100 to th i rd; weightij to be announced three days prior to rac#; acceptance througti entry box a t nnon. day before race. Winner a t t e r publication of weights to carry 3 pounds ex t ra ; j | 1-2 furlongs. ,

Watetrvane. b. c , by Watercress-Fla-vane; Jlewton Bennington.

Glena^re, b. c , by Glenheim-Clarissa; N e w t o n Bennington.

Townjfc. b. c , by S ta r Ruby; Newton Bennington.

Guiding Star, b. c , by Gerolstein-Samoa; is'ewton Bennington.

Oratoiftan, ch. c , by Ogden-Betsy Broech; J. H. Baker.

Holchlr , br. o , by Lamplighter-Princess Lorrainjl; O. C. Baker.

Pe ter Sterling, ch. c , by Lord Es ter -l ing-Lucrece; A. Brown & Co.

Litt le Mik<\ b. c . by Loyalis t-Talarla; A. Brolrn & Co.

Ohiye|^, br. f., by The Commoner-Tulia

J . K. F , br. c , by Tarcoola-Queen Alto; C. Stuebenbord.

Wee Girl, b. f., by Dr. Hasbrouck-Van-adls ; C. Stubenbord.

Humorist , bl. c, by Mirthful-Margery; | Gus. Straus & Co. , , Birmingham, b. c , by Sandringham- f Company.

Ripple Mark, ch. f., by Juvena l -Fu lano ; T. Kiley.

Hally Lisle, br. c , by Top Gal lan t -Wag-net ; Moore, McBrayer & Co.

Nonie Lucille, ch. f.. by Bradwardine-Duchess of Kilwarl in; Moore, McBrayer A

Fonso; 'WL Brown & Co. Lady IpValker, b

Cachuca; Gus St raus & Co. Huston, ch. c , by Wadswor th-Fons ie ;

T. H. .Stevens. Watchful , br. c , by Mir thful -Wary;

T. H. Stevens. Acoron, b. c , by Griffon-Esplanade; T.

H. Stevens. George Leiper, ch. c , by Top Gallant-

Agnes Morancy1; J. W. Schorr. Lieber, br. or b. e., by Lieber Kar l -The

Mecca; J. W. Schorr. Halifax, ch. c , by Handse l -Eizara ; G.

D. Wilson. Rely, b. c , by Deceiver-Dayo; G. D.

Wilson. Barbaros, b. c , by Bridgewater-Bar-

bara ; W. J. Young. Black Garters , b. f., by Gov. Foraker -

Lucy Johnson , W. J. Young. Purcel, gr. c , by Orlando-GraylocK,

W. J. Young. T h e H a m i l t o n S t a k e , f 1,500.

Fo r two-yea r -o ld s , $10 to a c o m p a n y t h e nomina t ion , $40 add i t i ona l to s t a r t ; va lue $1,500, of which $1,200 to t h e w i n ­ner , $200 to t h e second, and $100 to t h i rd ; w i n n e r s of two s t a k e s of a g g r e ­g a t e va lue of $2,200 s ince M a y 15th, to c a r r y 6 pounds e x t r a ; n o n - w i n n e r s of a race of $1,000 va lue a l lowed 5 p o u n d s ; if such h a v e not won four r aces , 8

f by Oakwood-Cora ' P ° u n d s ; of two races , 12 pounds ; bea t en Bell; Ctkhing & Barbee. j ma idens , 15 pounds ; 5 fu r longs .

Fac to tum, r>r. c . by Handspring-Bene- Velvet , br. f., by K ings ton -Glen F a i r y ; _- i __ JIBE" s~* -w*r y« _ _«_ - • —— _ - _: -vw-r • » »*" — —• factressl G. W. Cook

Lil O'Neill, bl. f., by P i ra t e of Penz-ance-Soib ; Combs & Blair.

Bella H a m b u r g , b. f., by Hamburg-Cambriq; N. Dyment.

Sister Edi th , ch. f., by Onondaga-Miss Thomas j Dunn & Abrahams.

Valou% b. c^ by Cheviot-Venue; H a r r y F r a n k l i i .

Policy^ b. f.t by Maddalo-Perclta; Ha r ry Frankl in.

Cock jBure, ch. g.. by Himyar-Vain­glory; E. S. Gardner.

Charlie Eas tman, br. g., by Himyar-Brooch; E . S. Gardner.

Vestrytnan, br. g., by Maset to-Forever; E. S. Gardner.

Merely Mary Ann, b. f., by Masetto-F o r e v e r | E. S. Gardner.

Ousel, Ipr. f., by Ornus-Kit ty Gunn; J. J. Greener & Co.

O c a n y n br. f.. by Ornus-Kit ty Gunn; J . J. Greener & Co.

Shine On, ch. c , by Mazagan-Sparkle-William Hendrie .

GoatfeJ, b. o , by Shapfel l -wnis tun Bird; William Hendrie.

Hermimge, b. c , by Loyalist-Madge; George JKendrie.

Paul n a r k o n , ch. c , by St. Jullen-Sunny la ip ; Mrs. L. N. Hodges.

Cobmolfc, b. c , by Sempronlus-Ceiia; Mrs. L. N. Hodges.

J. A. JBollett. br. c , by Aintree-Maya; F . L. Hjgrtigan.

I f.. by St. Carlo-Belle of Palo Alto; T. P . Hayes.

Larone« br. c , by Tithonus-Valerlana; T. P. H |yes .

Judge Ipa rke r , ch. g . by Belvidere-Zara ; Joseph L. Hayman.

Florenep Hayman ch. f.. by Flambeau-W a s t e ; Joseph L. Hayman.

F o r t u n i t e , b. c , bv Sempronlus-Web of F a t e ; G#»rge H. Holle.

Polly Pfim. b. f., by Pirate of Penzance-Kosmos;i George H. Holle.

No Beuno, b. g., bv De Sanet-Beleler; Ben Johnson.

Trouble, b. f., by De Sanet-Miss Nel­son; Bert Johnson.

Joe Shields, b. <\, by Handspring-Miss McLaughlin; P. H. Jones.

Dr. Turner, br. c , by Rainbow-Fantas-ma ; P . If. Jones. .— • g , by S. Domingo-Terragona; Johnson A Dod^pn

George W. Be lknap & Co. Super ior Boy, ch. c , by J u v e n a l - S u ­

perfine; Newton Benn ing ton . Delmore , ch. c , by- Goldf inch-Bri l lar ;

Newton Benn ing ton . Gui ld ing Star , b. o , by Gero l s t e in -Sa-

moa ; Newton Benn ing ton . W a t e r v a n e , b. c , by W a t e r c r e s s - F l o r -

a n e ; Newton Benn ing ton . Count D'Orsey. b. c , by Sanders -Or -

l e t t a ; G. W. Bissell . H a w t h o r n e Pr ince , b. c , by G. M.

J o h n s o n - H a w t h o r n e Bloom; G. W, B i s ­sell.

Ora to r lan , ch. c , by Ogden -Be t sy Broeck ; J. H. Baker .

Holscher , br. c , by L a m p l i g h t e r - P r i n ­cess L o r r a i n e ; G. C. B a k e r .

P e t e r S te r l ing , ch. c , by Lord E s t e r -l l ng -Luc rece ; A. B r o w n & Co.

L i t t l e M'.ke, b. c , by L o y a l i s t - T a l a r i a ; A. Brown & Co.

Ohivesa, br. f., by T h e Commoner -Tu l i a F o n s o ; A. B r o w n & Co.

F a c t o t u m , br. c , by Handspr ing -Ber t e f ac t r e s s ; G. W. Cook

China Alley, bl. c , by Arkle-Red Spin­ner: T. ip ley .

Ripple Hark , ch. f., by Juvenal -Fulano; T. Kiley.

Noni Ilicille, ch. f., hy Bradwardine-Duchess of Kilwarlin; Moore, McBrayer & Co.

T. S. I l a r t in , ch. g.. by Father less -Soucl; W. L. Maupln. V Pater , # i . g., by Fatherlesx-Aurine; W. L. Maiiplp.

Jean L # , b. c , by Dr. McBride-Tommie Hfi A- li>llnelli.

TAoya, br. f., by Mazagan-Feiseen; P . J. Millet ft Co. '

Leta Duffy, b. f., by Charade-Lineage; P. J. Millet & Co.

Hypericji II . , b. c . by Mazagan-Van-a-c l Sr : P. X Millet & Co. . H e l e n a jR, ch. f., by John Bright-Bat­tle Bell; f . J, Millet & Co.

Tiehlmufeo, ch. c , by Oddfellow-Annie Clark; J o i n Marklein. - / ° J . BfOnston, b. c , by Onondaga-Marie Deeca; W. H. May & Co.

Tom O' Chi Chi, b. c . by Lord Henry ; F - J. PoAt. Field L#rk, b. f., hy Toddington-Salva-

rine; Jos«»h W. Pugh. Squandefer, ch. c , by Macco-Levina B. ;

Joseph m Pugh « , ? o I d P # o f . ch. c , by Gold Spinner-b u m m e r ©lass; Joseph W. Pugh.

Henry Horn, br. c , by Henry Young-R S H Mora; H. J. Perry, i RiaiLh?I. Ca toham, br. a , by Candle LBlack-Pa jnu i ta ; c . Stubenbord.

Massum b. g., by M a s e t t o - S u m a t r a ; J . K. c r o k e r .

F r e n c h l e F i r s t , b . f., by F i r s t Ma te -F r e n c h i e ; Combs & Bla i r c f m b H c ^ ^ S e n t b b y H a m b ^ « -D?oduninardh- *' b>" M a c k l a n d - O d e ; J. W.

S 5 1 ? iL7 1 To J / a n ^ c h - C i > b y J e a n Be reaud-Silent Lady ; Denny Bros. F i l a to ry . b e , by F i l g r a n e - L a d y Mc-

Na i ry ; Mrs. H a r t D e r n h a m Valours , b. c , by Chev io t -Venue-H a r r y F r a n k l i n . v e n u e . Policy, b fl by M a d d a l o - P e r c l t a ;

H a r r y F r a n k l i n . • Char l ie E a s t m a n , br . g., by H i m v a r -

Brooch; E. S. Gardne r . * m j a r

Merely Mary Ann, b. f., by M a s e t t o . F o r e v e r ; E. S. Gardner . y M a s e t t o "

Ousei. br. f by Ornus -Alve r i a M.; J J . Greener & Co.

Ocanya. br. / . , by O r n u s - K i t t y Gunn ; J. J. Greener & Co. '

05&&2S8S«Sbfi.lLAf ot!J' G ***** B ? r 3 ! ' l ! ' m 1

b a m C H . b „ y d r ? eh ' " , f e " - W h l 8 t " » »

H e r m i t a g e , b. c , by L o y a l i s t - M a d g e ; George Hendr ie . " • ' • 7

Wequetonsing, b. f., by Sorcerer Tocs in ; Mrs. L. N. Hodges . ° ° r ce re r -

Serene ; ! g T £ g " ^ 2 t ^ m ^ ^ '

F . T H a r t t n . ^ b y V ' t c o r y - G ^ d a g a ;

AnoTTC hp. fH by yesS t- C a r l ° - B « » * of Pa lo

T L p r ° H a y e s r C"' b y T , t h o n u « - V a l e r i a n a ;

Z a ^ a ? J o s ^ Li l l ayn fan b y B ^ l d ^ Florence Havman. ch. t.. bv i n . m

b e a u - W a « t e : Jo seph L. H«yra»n

o (F ° 4 t . U e ? a ^ o r b

K e C H . b < 1 o f . r P r 0 n l U > - W e b

Be,;°i3„ehUnnS

0onb' ••• b y D 6 " » « - • — « :

T. S. Martin, ch. g., by Father less-Souci ; W. L. Maupln. . _ r

Pater , ch. g., by Fa the r less -Aur ine ; v*. L. Maupln. ._ , _

Jov Coyne, b. c . by King of Coins-Come Quick; P. J. Millet & Co. •?

Hyperion II., b. c . Mazagan-Van-A-Clar ; P . J. Millet A) Co. w I

The Caracene. b. C-, by Maiagan- Jewess ; P. J. Millet & Co.

Tichimtngo, ch. c . hy Oddfellow-Annie Clark; John Marklein.

Ladv Trave r s . ch. f, by Cayuga- | ron -mis t ress ; W. H. M i y & Co.

Tom O'Chi Chi. Ijv. c , by Lord Henry-Perfidy II . ; J. F. Pbns.

Field Lark. b. f . l b y Toddington.Salva-rinc; Joseph W. Pujgh.

Squanderer, ch. c.L by Maceo-Levina, B.: Joseph W. Pugh.

Gold Proof, ch. b., by Gold Spinner-Glimmer Glass; Joseph W. Pugh.

Henry Morn, br. ic. by H e n r y Young-Rosy Morn; H. J. Perry.

F a t h e r Catcham. bjr. c . by Candle Black-Pa nqui ta; C. Stubenjbord.

Wee Girl. b. f.. by Dr. Masbrouck-Vana-dis; C. Stubenbord.

Marvel P. . b. f.. by Plaudlt-Milcah; Gus S t r aus & Co.

Humorist , bl. c , by Blr thful-Margery; Gus S t raus & Co.

Bi rmingham, b. c ; by Sandr ingham-Ca-chuea; Gus St raus & Co.

Huston, ch. c , by Wadswor th -Fons ie ; T. H. Stevens. •

Watchful , br. c , by Mir thful -Wary; T. H. Stevens.

Acron, b. c , by G""iffon-E)splanade; T. H. Stevens.

George Leiper. cr, c , by Top Gallant-Agnes Morancy; J. W. Schorr.

Liebler, br. or b. c . by Lieber Korl -The Mecca; J . W. Schorr.

Fred Chrlg. ch. c , by Hermence-Dere-lict; J. W. Schorr.

Barbares . b. o , by Br idgewater -Barba-r a : W. J. Young.

Black Garters , b. f., by Gov. Forake r -Lucy Johnson; W. J. Young.

Purcell. br. c , by Onando-Graylock; W. J. Young.

Spring Ban, ch. f., by Handspr ing-Ten Ban; W. J. Young.

T h e G r a n d C a n a d i a n S t e e p l e c h a p « S1.204).

A handicap steeplechase. $io to accom­pany the nomina t ioa $40 addit ional to s t a r t ; value. $1,200, of which $900 to the winner, $200 to second, and $100 to third-weights to be announced three days prior to r ace ; acceptance to be made th rouah ent ry box a t noon day before r ace ; i n course.

J im Crow, b h.. 5. Fenelon-Mlss Fa i r ­fax; James R. Allen.! v. ? , i c k ^ ? a s s e - £• * : • •«• . by Eon-Monte-belle; Thomas Crook^.

Tip Gallant, blk. g.. a., by Top Gal lant -Vesper; Thomas Crooks. '

Belle of L>nn. ch. in., 5, by Buck Massle-Nerve ; T. C. Dolan.

The Commander, b . g . . 6, by The Com­moner-Mati lda; H. FJIppen. m

Cardigan, b g., 6, by «Bel Delmonlo-

Howard L-. ch. g., by Bt Yes or No ; Queen City Stable.-

Young Henry, br. g., a., hy Young-Colandera; Queen City St

Marston Moor. ch. g., <>. by lr< i Lady A r t h u r ; Colin Sewell.

Sam Parmer , ch. g., 6, by Wa Jew-Lizzie Wal ton ; Sherman & B

AMATEUR BASEBALL

M a n a g e r M a r v i n J . F r e e d m a i I roquois baseba l l t e a m h a s pla-ex tended t r i p t h r o u g h s o u t h v York a n d d o w n in to t h e t o w n s of P e n n s y l v a n i a , to t t a 1st. a n d t e r m i n a t e a b o u t the 12th. T h e m a n a g e m e n t h a s g r a t i f y i n g r e s p o n s e s f rom th< i ty of t e a m s w i t h w h o m corn -ence h a s been a t t e m p t e d , and t h e fol lowing t e a m s h a v e praci c o n s u m m a t e d n e g o t i a t i o n s , signified t h e i r w i l l i ngnes s to i s a t i s f a c t o r y t e r m s can be ai i.e.. E r i e , S h a r o n . D u n k i r k . N*«f T i tusv i l l e . Oil C i ty . F r a n k l i n . W : a n d a P i t t s b u r g independ* nt a r t i c l e of ball t h a t t h e Iroquois ; las t y e a r t h r o u g h t h e differ* in wh ich t h e y p!ayed has p cons ide r ab l e p r o m i n e n o e s e q u e n c e m a k e s t h e m a z c a r d . T h e p l a y e r s a r e a! first-class s h a p e a n d a s tl t h e m will c o m m e n c e £h> J u n e , t h e y will w o r k w m a i n to h a v e n a u g h t - ^

cha lked u p to t h e i r en J . F r e e d m a n , Manas.' ' A v e n u e .

T h e Y o u n g Clover a n y 9 o r 10-year-old Address c h a l l e n g e s to C h a r l e s ' *> * *° S p r i n g S t r ee t .

T h e V ic to r i e s will pi.r. t vo gk t h i s a f t e r n o o n a t t h e gr4u a n d Genesee s t r e e t s . Tii< 1">?

t h e H u d s o n s will be called u l t h e second a t 3 o'clock. th< A b e i n g t h e o p p o s i n g nin<= Thf tor iea h a v e d a t e s open for Jul: 13. 14 y e a r old t e a m s will g a m e s by a d d r e s s i n g F r a n k WS No. 198 S h u m w a y S t ree t . .

Crimea; H. Flippen. j Gold Bell. b. h.. 6, hy Goldcres t -Heath-

erbell; H. Flippen. St. Enoch, b. c , 4, by Ti thonus-Vest ige;

J. C. Ferr is , J r . Navigator, ch. g., 4, by F i r s t Mate-Ray

W.; J . W. Fer r i s . J r . Red Car, ch. g., 6, by Foam or J a c k Of

Diamonds-Mint Bloom; J . C. Ferr is , J r . Balzac, br. g., 5, by Perk lns-The Maid;

C. Ferr i s , J r . Dragon, ch. h„ 5. by St. George-Mar­

gare t I I . ; Pe te r Gorman. Myth. ch. g., a., by Ki l l i c ra tes -Paradox;

Edward Girard. Meggs, ch. g.. a., by Deceiver-Mamie

Cole; Edward Girard. Lord of the Valley, br. c , 4. by Has t ­

ings-Lady Violet; Ed, Herber t . Gearholm, b. c . 4, by Requltal-LIda H . ;

George M. Hendrie . Reliance, b. g., 4, by Meddler-Fai thful ;

Joseph L. Hayman. Chanley. b. c , 4, by Boanerges-Glen-

cliffe; George H. Holle.

T o d a y t h e All-Buffalos will • t o L a n c a s t e r , w h e r e t h e v will n v s t r o n g t e a m of t h a t town. <~n W e d n e s d a y , M a y 24th. thev w t h e c r a c k Ba t a via t e a m a t B,i P l a y e r s for t h e L a n c a s t e r gan • ~ r e q u e s t e d t o r e p o r t a t the 'Frist a t 1:S0 p . m. s h a r p .

or

s o ^ B e l f ' j S h n ' s o ^ ^ S a n 6 t " M 1 " N e I "

r l fa ' - rSose^ j n a^ne C s h - U hy H u r o n - O g a -

Jo IsephnJame fs• b y l n g ° l d S b y - R o s ' ****

Joseph n james f - b y ^ ^ l ^ b y - A d m i t t a n c e ;

M ^ A l i S ^ ' H ^ j o n e ^ L o n l B s t C r l I n « -

W^tenra; K* H ^ JoneV ^ ' ^ y - O v e r The

s o l i T ' D ? d w „ b y ^ — " - W o o W l w ; John-

1 n £ f T* jflEl! W k ' *" b y Arklle-Red Spin

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Belle Dodson* b*""m i h> T «-—.».

Minnaret te ; W. s. L«f r dM a 3 o r R l c f t a r d s v

O w f t « Hi 5 a r l m a n y R o 8 8 , n « t o n - ^ > * t . ;

v S a ? S e i . & r f t k i b y K ^ n t a k a - F a u -

T h i s a f t e r n o o n a t t he H a i r Grd t h e H u r o n s will l ine up agnin« ' s t r o n g B l a c k D i a m o n d s a t 2:00 s h a r p . N e i t h e r t e a m h a s yet »* a d e f e a t t h i s s e a s o n a n d t h e ga o r l n g o u t one of t h e la rges t < t h e season . M a n a g e r Weil requ- .-B l a c k D i a m o n d s to be on h a n d a s poss ib le a n d r e p o r t to the 1 c l u b r o o m s , Cl in ton S t r e e t a n d F A v e n u e .

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a n d t h e El l i co t tv l l l e first t- ' H i g h School n ine "won by a sc to 3. Score :

Smh ^°°h •*- s « o o o i : ' Ell icotv i l le F . T . . . O 0 0 O 1 0 :

B a t t e r i e s — B r e w e r a n d Neil I D a v i s a n d M c K e r v a n .

L. Maupin.'

^ " ^ U ^ ' J 0 Marshall . Allegiance, ch. ^ ^ by Uncle Jesse-R a n i / o l " ".' • u i « » o « « J t .

ft??VV^ by ******* J -^ 1 C O M m Do M nk,d h ^ 4' by «*~J

B S 2^hBefuMe? r

A ' . b i P o J e . ^ Carlsbad-

A 1 0 L a ¥ o o l e . C h - ' • b y V ^ n t e - J e a , i e B . ;

T l m e ; t A n L . b P o l 5 ; 6 ' * ^ c k P ° c * « - F a s t

1 * ^ % $ ' J w d k ** Conrad-Lucy P . ;

mZSlUP* ^ f u Baseball team h ganized for the season of 1905 an i * J i . i f ° a r r a n * « ? games to V plav*»d * 3 l " ^ ° P 0 r * t o r « t e a m s ' o n ?• S h ^ ^ I 1 , 8 - A

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*232Lft£L"*2** Juniors will line v » v « » v , h e s t rong Montreal* > Ma\ 28th, on R o o f s grounds. Tr.** :'• • ing players a r e to repor t a t the clunrocrr* i r . i L f c l r , t c ^ - E , » o t t . I ^nahan . Whs v . i . '* Burke. McGowan, M - v

fifiJii a n d . M i l l l * a n - I>mahan nil! ^ ' t? ,}n£ foI t h < Peek-a-Boos a n : ICJ >»« form and an Interestm- M I !Tfyi^ . . . ! o °ked for. The P e e k * B -would like to a r r ange a game with tl:* E ° . F ^ a i 5 i A ^ r e s s J. Lenahan, No. ^ Ful ton Street.

The Young Floradoras would like *> f4f£ ffi 1L<«*J2-year-old team. The Rat-

1 i4 t r , «2 J l j ! i te > Burdocks preferred. Addres« J^No. » GaUford S t r e e t

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