SUBURBAN HiIICAP TO-DAY.ENTRIES,railIS, OWNERS, COLORS, WEIGHTS, JOCKEYS AND PROBIBLE BETTING. I LAIlniRj Mrnrski btiUbtlnnnnii BEJEFEATED? Havoc and Lake Shore, the Lightweights, May Do the Trick, FEW TO SPORT SILK. Field for the Suburban Will Probably Not Number More Than Eight. RUMORS ABOUT THE FAVORITE.

Some of the Critics Were Not Pleased with the Final WorkAltogether Done for tMe Big Race by Rramhlfi's Rturrlv Srtn. By Francis Trevelean. Fair Sheepshead's June meeting opens with a card that win draw one of the largest attendances ever seen on the course. The Suburban is, of course, the ehief but the programme is goodattraction, throughout. The first running of the Double Event will be especially as it will afford a chance to tryattractive,that speedy colt , who has his field on the two occasions spreadeagledhe has been out against such performers as Bowling Brook and Varus. The Previous,first race revives memories or tne aays wnen the pick of the sprinters always met in the opening race of a meeting. Flying Dutchman and First Mate have not been entered, but Clifford will find foemen worthy of his steel in Harry Reed, Hugh Penny, Gotham, Kaiser Ludwig, etc. The field for the handicap will be small. Probably only eight will go to the post, possibly only seven. Superintendent Frank Clarke said yesterday that he thought only seven would sport silk, but he was reckoning on the scratching of Volley, and "Father Bill" Daly is more apt than not to take a try for the big money. Indeed he would be foolish not to, for his gelding ran third for the Brooklyn Handicap, after being so abominably ridden as to more than offset the few pounds more that he r . L. PARKER'S LAKE SHORE. I. F. DWYER'S . will have to pick up to-day. .*1 The probable withdrawals are: One of be could not escape. He was thrown from George E. Smith's trio, Halma and John Daly, Mr. Dwyer, N. J. Galway, W. liirrranif rnn one of the Walcott, I)r. P. S. Farley, J. McCormack, his wheel, his head striking Ego. Halma, It was said yesterday,Semper T. W. Rodgers, Matthew Burns, O. H. wagons, and he sustained a severe scalp had shown some lameness since his work Appleby, Elliott Oowden, A. J. Joiner, iiuiuni run BICYCLE HATER wound. His wheel was crushed. on John Peacock, and Lewis Jewett. Several at GET ~~ THITS EWET Sheephead Bay Saturday. IROQUOIS'S trainers attached to well-known stables Two Bridge policemen helped Johanson no idea Mr. Smith has of startingPresumablyhis were also present. to his feet. He fainted from loss of blood. whole "fleet." but merely sent out Howard A summary of the sale follows: He was taken to the Hudson Sfrpet Hos- Mann's name to indicate that in case of IIP IT IIIRTinX u I hi iiu y i ! v i c s SALE OF BELLE MEADE YEARLINGS. . where his wound was sewed nine THE pltal, SHEEPSHEID. rain sent ON M that horse would be BRIDGE, up, IT to the AUSTRALIANS. post. stitches taken in his Then he Bay colt, by by Armlel; W. C. being scalp. Semper Ego may go, but it would be con- Rollins $850 was conveyed to his home. trary to the plans expressed by the staWfe (Jhestnut colt, by imp. Great Tom by Truckman The driver responsible for the young A Good Card for Suburban were he to do so. Good Prices Realized at the Van; W. C. Rollins 500 Nellie Old Time BallTossers Harry Cummings Bay W. C. Beaten) man's injury did not even think the Small Field ail Advantage. colt, by Iroquois.Hilda; a ; Rollins 325 on the Drives Wheelman of sufficient importance to reportoccurrenceDay at the Favorite These scratchings would weed the field Belle Meade Sale IBay filly, by Longstreet.Mellta; John by the Visitors * it to his When on down to "hard pan" and would leave It a Into a employers. called for an n t : rather an for less its utmost with of horse- L. Powers 2,225 place * in his lOfi advantage, there is' capacity judges X Magistrate Wentworth's sentence to consequences turning horses in front 107 of and each horse can 1Bay colt, by imp. Great Tom.Pride; C. at the South End were filled by an * of the Neither Is this the Gotham 120; Hi Daddy chance interference, flesh last night. The occasion was the sale places X four mouths In the Denitentinrv in the cyclist. same Read...... 12Gi Paknunassee 105 race absoluteJv on his merits. W. Stanton 325 who statement that the driver made to the Harry of from the Ellerslie ]dark Longstreet.Brunette; aggregation of ball tossers represented ,-i\ case of Clark, the driver of a brewery at Treuiargo 114j-et Fast.105 The lot of pa "em aker will be no sinecure yearlings bay colt, by and the time. police Mitchell if it, .if innct fl^.,Kff.il Or. tho fnna nt if nnA AnnHn otn/1o nvnutnu finH fTh <11*- It. L. Rose 1,000 the town almost a generation ago, who was the lives other Hugh Penny llllLady 105; a <»> wagon, endangering <$> Two cyclists were riding near Urion 110 sunny Slope 105 to what horte it will fall. Brown filly, by Iroquois.Trade Wind; who, in ancient uniforms and under swoL on Johanson, and he to learn Presumably, and the Belle Meade studs, Brennen 250 J. tering sun. received the Australian team* y of cyclists the Boulevard, shows <$> desires tlimr Kaiser Ludwig noiEi'een D 84, however, one of the bearers of the lottsville, Va., that His Honor realizes that the offence * as he intends to bring an actionaddresses,Full Speed 110| can" will be sent if there of Bay colt, by Tremont.Tassel; M. F. which played against the Americans at for damages the driver's canary along ''purple, . Ilwyer 375 their own game the shadow of thelh Is a serious one. The sentence is suf- against employer. non-winners is no other volunteer, and if so it would in four that linger 4, %* Second Race.For three-year-olds, This is the first time years Brown colt, by Iroquois.Uulldean; C. W. own be The He has more stands. 4> ficientiy severe to serve as a warning of $1,000; one mile. Winner. the speed, has been offered for Stanton 225 Of course visitors were an Name. Wt. Name. Wt. though even his own stable are sceptical of Belle Meade stoci? J. the attraction'^ . ' Buy colt, by Longstreet.Happy (Girl; but the crowd turned out to see the old* $ to other drivers who are in the habit Louisviile Ill his his at distances over a sale at the A number of the Brennen * Pooling. On Deck ll.SISchultz being at best Exchange. 150 timers in their full regalia; to watch AI,1 X of disregarding the rights and safety Lady Mitchell Ill|Parmesan Ill mile. His trainer, Bill Smith, is credited well known owners of well known racing JaJ ""J, "J u..UUUU1C iUCflU, * send his old-time underhand corkt of others on the streets..George E. IjOiiisville TTr .Trmo 91 Braw Lad 111 |('aIdron ... Ill with the remark that he expects to see C. W. Stanton 175 Spalding ; St. Nicholas II 111! Wolhurst 110 horses attended, and with the way they colt, Great screw curves over the ruober, to see the Miner, Counsel of the New York State ; morrow's races at sold Lake Shore beat both horses. Bay by Imp. Tom.Glenvlew; muck-talked-of Freedman hon* 4, Sheepshead Bay at Elkins 1... .109|Minnie Alphonse 104, At Gravesend varying opinions were bid for the choicest of the young animals, J. & W. Doll 150 Andrew do '*> Divisions L. A. W. the Turf as Chestnut J. ors as umpire, and to get a line 011 howii Exchange to-night follows: Third Race.The Double Event.first running. as to the trial showed by Benexpressedit was seen at once that they had Come to colt, Clarendon.Destruction; First Brush on Some even claimed that Brennen $100 the game was played when masks and. Race..Clifford, 100; Harry Reed, 50; of $5,000;. for two-year-old^; five and a half fur- Sunday. From the monlent the sale was Luke J. were not on the market. The Journal is doing a great service <5> Gotham and 15 I the sturdy little horse was slightly lame buy. Bay colt, Blackburn.Jessica; gloves * Hugh Penny, each; Tremargo, longs. and Brenr.en 150 Of the twelve men Boston to wheelmen its crusade against Name. Wt.l Name.Wt. when he pulled up. Anyhow, be was started the bidding was spirited, representing pc by * Set Fast and Brown E. R. all three wore a "B" on Takanassee, Lady Mitchell, 5 Previous 1291 Bowling Brook 122 tired, and if there is a horse in the to one of the horsemen, the fllly, Iroquois.Ogarita; to-day. except ;*. reckless drivers. I have individually each; field, 10. 117 expert according Sanford 135 their shirt fronts. Besides Spalding there Second Prince .Lee. 122|Lsude nenji field about whose condition there is room was C. W. a number of arrests and prose- . Race..On Deck. 25; Caldron, and 117 prices brought fairly good. Bay colt, imp. Loyalist.Fantine; were George and Sam Wright, John caused 15 Swango 1-2 Mr. Baitor. for doubt ic is Ben Brush. The rather SK-ont-nn 4.7R i * neces- each; Arabian. 12; Lady MitchellWalhurst,and Sweet 114 The nrincinal buvers mewo men well and Andy Leonard, Barrows, Tom Bond,Morrill cutions and have recognized the Braw 8 Schultz and 6 Hamburg 12tjilriar reports current had the effectdetrimentalof Bay colt, imp. Great Tom.Bric-a-Brac; * Lad, each; Eakins, each; Varus Jack Manning and Jim Schafrr, while X sity for this kind of action to secure Pannes in and Minnie 5 each. 122j influencing what little betting was done in known on the race tracks both in this M, F. Dwyer 175 I * Alphonse. Corey, Jack Lovett and Harry Ayer,Charliea 4 safety for cyclists for some time. Mag- Third Race..Hamburg. 50: Varus, 32; BowL Fourth Race.The Suburban, a handicap for favor of Mr. Smith's stable. counrty and abroad. M. F. Dwyer and Bay colt, Longstreet.Boulotte; W. J. trio of Massachusetts from the and one mile and a Fickley 100 i players istrate Wentworth's sentence, it seems > ing Green, 18; Swango, 15; Previous and Prince three-year-olds upward; As to tlie Bcttinir. 'John Bremen were the chief while make out the nine. 4 Lee. 10 each; Briar Sweet, 6; field, 3. quarter. buyers, Brown lilly, Iroquois.Babee; E. It. helped seventies, ^ to me, was really not severe enough. A Wt.l Name. Wt. The opening odds will be about as shown the anima!.one of the Eolus 150 This was more successful. The visitor* Fourth Race..Ben Brush, 250; The Winner, Name. highest priced Sanford better was * of a Ron Rvnah 12alRolrmr 121 in another but the Bay colt, Clarendon.Blue Bells; J. played mucl^ ball than expected. A drunken driver heavy brewery 110; , 90; Lake Shore, 86; Halma, 72; column, principal coirs irom rne junersne csrua.was Kiiucaeu 75 At bat into side v Havoc 64: Vollev. 50* Dnto"h Skater and TTatt.. Howard Mann 118IThe Winner 115 are Brennen they gradually stepped the ,* wagon running amuck on the wrong Sir Walter llSlflalma120 changes before the close likely to be in down to R. W. Walden for $2,550, but not Bhestnut colt, Great first ball pitched and pushed It to ar life and limb, and it was only the <$> Fifth Race..Colonial and Hake Shore 104; Havoc 102 ; Bay colt, Luke Blackburn.Lythe; remarkably fast, but in the field, although, Dame, 15; Dogtown Volley 99 pair Lake Shore's final work was decidedly The sale began shortly after 8 o'clock Madden 285 the men and threw well, activity of the police that prevented Olney, 10 each: field, 3. the he all that was asked of caught theyv Sixth Race..No better, doing with the yearlings from the Ellerslie and 3ay filly, Iroquois.Tancey: C. W. Stanton 100 seemed a bit uncertain how to make playsi more serious consequences..W. J. Mc- V pooling. Belmar, Howard Maun and The Winner ure him and in capital style, whereas Havoc Bark bay colt Inspector B..Toylight; J. . Smith's entries. Aninta studs. Few o'f these animals 150 with men 011 bases. Australia won, 27] Cormick, L. A. W. to was fractious and, moreover, showed very Brennen to 13; Consul. Painter Go With. Peary. Eifth Race.For maiden two-year-ohi*; five on work will do con, l-ougsrrecr.raneo; j. rutumii. iiu course. tired finishing. That this brought anything near the prices that had tray For the team Krmn and Peary has invited as his guest Albert furlongs on Futurity the Canadian horse a deal of Bay colt, Trcruont.Ella L.: C. W. winning M'eCa* great good been and it seemed as if the 100 made a strong- battery, while outside historical Arctic on Name. Wt.l Xnme.Wt. there is no question, and of these two likely expected Stanton that occurred on the Operti, painter, his Wasteful 122'log Town122 Belie lay Lcngstrcet.Mythology; J. Latter, at first. and Irwin, at short,thesepoints. An accident Northern lightweights it must rot be forgotten that were waiting for the eMade stockbuyers filly, 75 had alnio^t The Saturday morning trip. He will produce historical Archduke 122'lullns Caesar 112 Havoc has shown the greater claim to Brcnrcn every fielding chance. Bridge early Brooklynoil of Humboldt Athanas 122: Hairpin 122 to be offered. lay colt. Luke Blackburn.Enquiry; C. IV. did some brilliant work with the stick,former of the reckless paintings the glacier, the elass. As a two-year-old he ranked well 125 another example Decanter 122iV"xiitu> Gomez 119 He. will the of This part of the sale lasted but an hour, Stanton hitting safely six times in seven times at for that is exhibitedsuppliesby meteorite and of scenes on Peary's famous Mont d'Or. 122 Ella Daly 119 up. too. have advantage lay colt. Tremont. Mariana; M. F. Dwyer 375 bat. A.ver was Boston's star, accepting 'cyclists disregard Dame 119 being ridden by a strong jockey who knows and when the first of the Belle Meade 3av Queen; C. ail of fourteen chances second over Olnoy 122|Colonial colt, Enquirer.Galloping at drivers of trucks and other heavy journey the great inland ice cap. The him 65 base* many will Sir Gawain 122|Syrinx 119 thoroughly. stock was offered the crowd became F. Woodruff while at first Corey got his glove under veftlnlfiflpaintings be sent to the Congressional Wild Warrior 122|3heckers 119 j That Havoc will land in the first three, 3ay filly, Longstreet.Honeymoon; J. fifteen of sixteen throws, which were of Library in Washington, D. C. accidents, looks very like a and the prices began to go up. agitatedAll Brennen 125 Chas. Johanson, Jr., a yonng man living Sir Gawain and Wild Warrior are Bennet barring all varieties. Jack Manning was the only on paper. Ben Brush and he, in through the sale the prices were Hack colt, Iroquois.Nellie Grand; W. D. man, who could find at 111 street, Brooklyn, is in the Not Related to "Biff" Ellison, entries. certainty Waldon 120 however, Kemp's de» Prospect Sixth Race.Hurdle race: for fact, look like the contenders and Havoc's and when the last animal wasmaintained.sold livery, and he laced out a single, a triple across the daily four-year-olds in the is so that it is lay colt, imp. Great Tom.Bessie K.; W. habit of riding Bridge Guy R. P. Ellison, vice-president of Van and upward; one mile and a half, over six pull weights big not it was learned that the sale netted and a home run, the last going over lof® in New He is 1 pasy to transfer one's affections from him. $18,093, J. Flckley 65 field on a line. to and from his work York, Horn & Ellison, the drug firm, who is hurdles. [ which was considered Bay colt. Freemont-Exile; J. W. Loughlin 150 Manufacturing Name. Wt.1 Name.Wt. ! If Dutch Skater hod a greater flight of good. C.W. Stanton 300 Manning has played ball very little since employed by the Phillips charged with forgery, is in no way related Phoebus 1561 Thackeray 145 tiriPPfl hp wnnlrl bp mnrp flnno'orfdis but One of the features of the sale was the Trestnut filly. Iroquois-Rosa; '77. The Australians were this and to "Biff" as was 'host nut colt. Iroquois.Turmeric; J. bgnqneted at the corner of Canal Ellisoil, erroneously Flushing . .151| Tuxedo 145! even fit tbnt lie Is not a horse that any evening, and to-morrow will Company, : introduction of Major "Bob," who handled Biennen play As he was down reported.Brown Red.... .1... 148| "orget 144 layer can afford to take liberties with. It Tremont-La C. W. Brockton. The score: West Broadway. ridipg If the Belle Meade stock for Jackson, owner Bay colt, Danseuse; on the New York would not be surprising neither of the Stanton 200 AUSTRALIA. BOSTON. the slope of the Bridge smith was and the finish ahead of him. © © « pair placed, may of the Kentucky Stud. He is one of the Black colt. Tremont. Haytl: M. F. Dwyer. 320 r lbpo a o (}. Vi' bt ss.2 2 0 3 f| side there were two wagons be as follows: Havoc, Ben Brush. Lake best-known horsemen in the country, and '.ay Ally. Iroqnols-Ossuta; T. L. Watt.... 100 Ing't'n. 2b.(1 5 0 1 1|Spalding. p.O 0 0 0 0 One was a little in advance of the other, 1Shore. 3iy colt. Iroquois-Myopia: E. It. Sanford. 285 L'rbl'r, lb.3 #0 13 0 Ll.overt. D...0 0 0 0 O, has been in the Jackscn for nearly St. Lady: 2 . 1 1 1 *-u Txroo o onono r\f o hnilf tPTl fppf % Previous Subiirban Winners. * family Bhestnut colt. Mark-American Kemp. p...3 2 4 O'Bond. rf 0 0 O M. W. John 105 M'A't'r, 3b.4 4 2 2 0: Morrill. e...O 0 15 0 1 was about seventy-five years. between them. Johnanson q Name.' Owner. Time. Value. Probable Winners. hestnut colt. Luke Blackhurn-Oufda; C. Stocky, cf.2 2 2 0 C Corey. 3b. ..0 0 15 0 1 « Tc-Day's Several of the animals had become sick W. Stanton 110 Ewers, if. .2 2 0 1 01S. W'ht, lb.l 113 3 thirty-flve feet in the rear of the hindmost ® 1884.Gen. Monroe E. J. McElmeel ® He 2:11% $4,945 At Sheepshrad Bay. in transit and were not offered for sale. Bay Ally, Iroquois-Miss Annie: T. Wi'm'n, rf.l 1 10 0 Leonard, lf.l 1 0 0 0 agon and desired to go ahead. rang 1885.Poiitiac" Pierre Lorillard Buckard 75 Cnrtoi. rf 9 9 11 1 1 Wnnillor .(5 a O O (1 of his 2:09% 5,855 FIRST RACE.IJARRY REED. CLIFFORD. One of these that caused considerable Bay colt, Clarendon-Goldle; C. W. e..1 10 0 0 B'rrows. rf.l I) 0 0 his bell sharply to give warning 1886.Troubadour S. S. 85 M'Kny. (J his ' Brown 2:12% 5,697 £ SECOND RACE.ON DECK, ARABIAN. appointment to the crowd was the Stanton Irwin, ss..3 3 16 1 Shafer. 31)..0 0 0 0 f and increased speed. intention1887.Eurus A. J.. Cassatt 2:12 6,065 disj Brown colt. Iroquois-Ben-My-Creet It. W. Ayer, 2b... .2 1 4 10 4 The ringing of the bell seemed to have THIRD RACE.MORRIS'S BEST (BOWLING nouncement that the brown colt by an1 Walden 135 1888.Elkwood Walter Gratz 2:07y2 6,812 BROOK OR VARUS), HAMBURG. out of Yorkville Belle had' died Jay Ally, Iroquois-La Bossuo; C. W. the effect of inducing one of the drivers 1889. J Iroquois 125 ir> 4 11 24 18 c Raceland August Belmont 2:09 4-5 6,900 « FOURTH RACE.BEN BRUSH, LAKE SHORE. the day. He was one of the finest of Stanton Totals...27 28 27 Totals....13 to deliberately get in the way, instead of ® 1890. during Australia 10 0 1 (i 1 4 4 1 x.27 ; J. B. Haggin 2:06 4-5 6,900 FIFTH RACE COLONIAL DAME, the yearlings, and was awaited for by the ELLF.RSLIE AND ANITA STUD. Boston 0 7 1 o o 1 0 3 1.13 out of it. This was Harry a ' Cummings, 1891.Loantaka D. JlcCoun 2:07 ? Earned runs.Australia, 6; Boston, colored man, a wagon to 9,900 DOGrowN.larger buyers. colt, R. Walden driving belonging $ 1892.Montana ! Marcus 2:07 2-5 SIXTH RACE.FLUSHING. FORGET. Jay by Eolus; W. .$2,550 hits.Irwin. Bond. Three-buss hits.Ingle-,Twobase Berrian Bros., of Pso. 119 w aiiaDout street, Daly 17,750 Most of the horseswnen they were \ :y colt, by Eolus 125 ton. F. i/nw. Me A lister. Stucky. Ewers, Man* ® 1893.Lowiander F. Lowe 2:06 3-5 17,750 of >n . Kpsnjj, Sfuck.v. Morrill, Bond, 1894.Ramapo Sir Julian I'auiicefoote, G. C. B., Brit- stand frightened, auctioneer'sSlack Eon 125 Bases on off 0. horses over to the side of the other wagon made the crowd leave in a .No acc l- colt, by balls.Off Bond. 1; Kemp, Struolc o 1895.Lazzaroue Brie Stable 2:07 4-5 4,730 J ish Ambassador to the United States, is hurry. ('iheatmjt colt, by Eolus 450 out iv the gun, 2; bv Kemp, C. Bussed ball. and thus closed the gap between the two o dents, however, oetuned. : i imp. Charaxus 150 Morrill. Wild gun. Hit by 1896. August Be'mont. Jr 2:07 5,850 » to on the lay filiv. by pitch.The pitched vehicles. Johanson is an rider, ° booked sail St. Louis to-morrow. Among the men who are well known on ilay filly, by imp. Charaxus 150 ball.By Spalding, 1; by Lovett. 1. Umpires. expert * He will be Paunce-1 field and also owners of well- Montford 115 i «« es»et««etce« «#«?« i accompanied by Lady the racing ]Slav filly, by Freecluian and Appleton. Time of game.Two but he was caught in a pocket from which foote and her daughters. known horses, who attended the sale, were cibestnut filly, by Jim Gray 200 nours ami 10 minutes. V * : PROBA,BLE STARTERS IIS[ THE SUBURBAN AND LATEST BETTING. NAME. PEDIGREE. WEIGHT. OWNER. COLORS. JOCKEY. BETTING. J b. 4 f Ben Brush, c., Bramble.Roseville 123 M. F. Dwyer White, gold tassel Villus; .... 2 to 1 T Belmar, gr. h., 5 .... Belvidere.Adele 121 G. E. Smith Purple, canary cap (Taral) " ! Howard Mann. b. c., 4 .. ..Duke of .Seamew ...... 118 G. E. Smith Purple, canary cap "(Sloane) t5 to 2 T The winner, d. c., <* Favor.imp. Happy Sally II 115 G. E. Smith Purple, canary cap "(Sloane) > Sir Walter, b. h., 7 imp. Midlothian.La Scala 115 Oneck Stable Purple and gold squares, purple cap (Doggett) / 12 .to 1 m 5 P.lno V£>rl 53r»ri wVntr» cjci aVi whifo alootroes or " Halma. blk. h., .Julia L 120 C. Fleisehmann & Sons id cap..../ (Garrison) : 20 to 1 J Dutch Skater, b. h. 6 ....Dutch Roller.Lena...^. 108 W. Jennings Blue and white cap (Penn) 15 to i :;| t Semper Ego, b. c., 4 Logic.La Sylphide ...... 106 Bromley & Co Canary, black sash, canary cap and black tassel (Sherrer).... 20 to 1 Lake Shore, ch. h., 6 Farandole.Guayaquil 104 F. L. Parker Orange, black sleeves and cap (Thorpe) 10 to 1 T Havoc, b. h., 5 Himyar.Klletta 102 J. F. Seagram Black, yellow sash, black and yellow cap. (H. Lewis).... 8 to 1 I Volley, br. g., 4 The Sailor Prince.Vestabella 99 W. C. Daly Red and green cap (Dergen).... 30 to 1 J | *Sloane will ride the selec:ted horse from G. E. Smith's stable. ^Coupled in the betting. f t' * « " ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ c e