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I 20 Races. AKRON. O.—Northeastern Obio Trotting As- sociation. July n. w. N. Asbbaugb, Youngstown,; O-. secy. ALBANY, N. Y.—Central New York Trotting Circuit. July 25. ALBION, MICH.—Sept. 19 to 22. ALEXANDRIA, VA.—Sept. 21 to 23. ALTA, IA-—Aug. 22 to 25. ANGOLA, IND.—June 13 to 16. ASHLAND, O.—Sept. 5 to 8. ATLANTIC, IA.—Sept. 11 to 14. AUBURN, N. Y.—June 20- to 23; Aug. 20 to Sept. I. AUGUSTA, GA—May 9 to 12. AURORA. ILL.—July 18 to 2L AVON. ILL.-Sept. a to 8. BAINBRIDGE, IND.—Aug. 1 to 4. BALTIMORE, MD.—Spiing Meeting. May 23 to 31. June 1 to 2. BARDSTOWN, KY-—Aug. 26 to Sept. 2. BATAV1A. N. Y.—Aug. 1 to 4. BELLEFONTAINE, O.—Sept. 25 to 30. BELLEVUE, O.—Aug. 29 to Sept. L BERLIN. 'WIS.—Oct. 2 to 7. BETHLEHEM, PA.—Sept. 12 to 15. B1NGHAMTON, N. Y.— Central New Yorfc Trotting Circuit. June 20. BOSTON. MASS.—Grand Circuit Meeting, Reidville Trotting Park. July 10 to 14; Aug. 10 to 14. BRADFORD. PA.—Week of June 2T. BRIDGEPORT. CONN.—July 11 to 13. Aug. 8 to 11. Oct. 10 to 13. BROCKPORT. N. Y.— July 25 to 28. BROOKLYN. N. Y.—May 27 to June 15; Sept. 12 to 20. BUFFALO, N. Y—Aug. 7 to 12. BURLINGTON, VT.—Bulington Association. Oct. 2 to 6. BUSHNELL, ILL.—Aug. 23 to 25. CANTON. O.—Aug. 8 to 10. UAJMTON. O-—Northeastern Ohio Trotting Association. Aug. 29. W. N. Ashbaugh, youngstown, O., secy. CARROLL, 1A-—Aug. IS to-18. CARTHAGE. ILL.—Aug. 7 to 11. CEDAR RAPIDS. IA.—.June 27 to 30. CEDARSBURG. WIS.—Sept. 25 to 27. UM1UAUO. ILL.—Great Western Circul' July 31 to Aug. 5. CHICOPEE FALLS, WIS.—Sept. 19 to 22. CHILLICOTHE, MO—Sept. 12 to 15. CHIJLiJCOTHE, O.—Aug. 8 to 11. CLEVELAND. O.—June 13 to 15. July 24 to 29. CLEVELAND. O.—Aug. 22 to 24. COLUMBUS (O.) STATE FAIR—Sept. 4to 8. COLUMBUS, O.—Columbus Driving Park As- sociation. Grand Circuit Meeting. July 31, Aug. 5. COLUMBUS. O.—Great Western Circuit. July 3 to Aug. 5. COSHOCTON, O.—Oct 10 to 13. COLUMBUS JUNCTION, IA.—Aug. 22 to 25. DAVENPORT. IOWA—Great Western Cir- cuit. July 3 to 8. DAYTON. O.—Sept. 11 to 16. DECATUR. ILL.—Aug. 22 to 25. DES MOINES. IA.—Aug. 28 to Sept. 2. DENVER. COLO.—June 10 to 24. DETROIT, MICH.—Grand Circuit—July 17 to 21. DETROIT. MICH.—Great Western Circuit. July-17 to 23. DETROIT, MICH.—Highland Park. July 10 to 15. DUBUQUE, IA.—Aug. 28 to Sept. 2. l»ITBlTOUE, IOWA—Aug. 21 to 26. DUNKIRK. N. Y.—July 3 to 6. ELKHORN. WIS.—Sept. 19 to 22. ELWOOD, IND.—Aug- 22 to 25. ELMIRA, N. Y.—June 13 to 16. Sept. 19 to 22. ELYRIA. O.—Northeastern Ohio Trotting As- sociation. July 18. W. N. Ashbaugh. Youngstown, O.. secy. ERIE. O.—Northeastern Ohio Trotting Asso- ciation. Sept. 5. W. N. Ashbaugh, Youngs- town, O., secy. ERIE. PA.—June 25 to 28. July 25 to 28. EVANSVILLE, IND.—Tri-State Fair Associ- ation. Sept. 18 to 22. FENTON, MICH—May 30 to June 1. FORT ERIE. CAN.—June 28 to July 19. FORT WAYNE. IND.—Aug. 7 to 12. FREDONIA. KAS-—Aug. 22 to 25. GENEVA. N. Y.—June 6 to 9. July 4 to 7. Sept. 5 to 8. GLENS FALLS. N. Y-—Northern New York Trotting Horse Breeders* Association. Aug. 15 to 18. W. F. Bentley, secy. GLENS FALLS. N. Y.—Aug. 15 to 18. GLOVERSVTLLE. N. Y.—Central New York Trotting Circuit. Aug. 1. GOSHEN. IND.—Goshen Driving Park. Aug. 22 to 25. GOSHEN. N. Y.—Orange County Driving Psrfe A««*oriation. Aug. 22 to 25. GREENFIELD. IND.—Aug. 22 to 25. HAGERSTOWN. IXD-—Aug. 1 to 5. HAGERSTOWN. MD.—Oct. 10 to 13. HAMBURG. ONT.—June 13 to 16. HAMILTON, CAN.—May 30 to June 3. HAMT.TNR. IOWA—Sept. 4 to 9. HAMLINE. ^MINN.—Sept. 4 to 9. HARTFORD. CONN.—Charter Oak Park. Jnlr 3. HARTFORD, CT.—July 3 and Aug. 28 to Sent- 1. HEDRICK. TOWA—Aug. 8 to 12- HENRY, ILL.—Ane. 8 to 11. HILLSDALE. MICH.—Oct. 3 to 7. HOLTOKE, MASS.—June 13 to 16. July 19 to 21. Aug. 15 to 18. Sept 5 to 9. Oct 17 to 20. HORNELLSVILLE. N. Y.—Aug. 22 to 25. ILION. N. Y.—Central New York Trotting Circuit July 3 to 6. - INDEPENDENCE. IOWA—Aug. 28. to Sept 2. ITHACA. N. Y—June 6 to 9. JACKSON. MICK.—July 4 to 7. JACKSON. MICH-Jackson Driving Club. June and August meetings. E. A. Buffing- ton. sery. JAMESTOWN. N. Y.—Aug. 8 to 11. .TOT.TET. IT.T,.—Ang. 14 to 19. KITTANNTNG. PA.—Aug. 22 to 25. LA HABPR ILL.—Aug. 21 to 26. LANCASTER, O.—July 25 to 29. Oct 12 to 14. LA PORTE, IA.—June 20 to 23. LA SALLE, DLL.—La Salle Driving Park As- sociation. Aug. 1 to 4. W. F. McNamarai LATONIA. KY-—May 22 to June 24. THE BILLBOARD LEBANON, O.—Sept. 15 to 23. LEX1NGTUN, KY.—Oct.' 4 to 14. LIBERTYV1LLE, ILL.—Sept 12 to 15. LIMA, O.—Oct. 10 to 13. LITTLE ROCK, AKK.—March 30 to April 5. 1S99. LONDON, O.—Aug. 22 tp 25. LOUISVILLE, Ki.—Sept. 25 to 30. May 4 to 20. - LOUISVILLE. KY.—May 14 to 20, 1899. MADISON, WIS.—.Lakeside Fair Grounds. .Uily 4. Geo. A. Kingsley, seey. MANITOBA, CAN.—Manitoba Jockey Club. Sept. 4 to 8. MANASSAS, VA.—July 19 to 20. MANSFIELD, O.—Aug. *» to Sept. 1. MANSFIELD, O.—Northeastern Ohio Trot- ting Association. June 27 and Aug. 22. W. N. Ashbaugh, Youngstown. O., secy. MARSHALLTOWN, IA.—June-2 to 3. Juno 26 to 28. MARY'SVILLE. 0.-.Ocf2 to 5. McKEE-S ROCKS, PA.—Week of June 20. KEADVILLE, PA.—Week of July U. MEDINA, N. Y.—July IS to 21. MEMPHIS, TENN.-Kew Memphis Jockey Club. April S to 29. 1S99. M. N. McFar- land. Room 2, Cotton" Exchange Bldg., Memphis, Tenn., secy. "• ilENDOTA. ILL.—July ?1 to 1 JIDDLETOWN, IND.—Jily 25 SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.—Feb. 6 to 18, 1899. April 3 to 15. 1899. March 6 to 18, 1899. May 1 to 16, 1899. SARATOGA. N. Y.—July 26 to Aug. 25. SIIELBYVILLE, IND.—Sept. 5 to 8. SHENANDOAH, IA.—Aug. 15 to 18. SPRINGFIELD (ILL.) STATE FAIR—Sept 25 to 30. SPRINGFIELD. O.—Aug. 29 to Sept. 2. STRATFORD. ONT—June 28 to July 1. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Aug. 31 to Sept. 1. ST. MARY'S, PA.—Week of July 4. SYRACUSE. N. Y.—Central New York Trot- ting Circuit. Juno 27. State Fair. Sept. 5 to 8. TKKRE HAUTE. IND.—Sept 8 to 23. TROY'. O.—Sept. 18 to 23. TROY, N. Y.—Central New York Trotting Circuit. July 18. URBAN A. O.—Aug. 15 to IS. UTICA. N. Y.—Central New York Trotting Circuit. July 16. Aug. 8. and Sept 12. VALLEY. O.—Northeastern Ohio Trotting Association. June 13 and Aug. 15. WARREN, O.—Sept. 5 to 7. WASHINGTON, D. C—April 3 to 15; Nov. 11 to 30. WASHINGTON C. H.. O.—Aug. 15 to 18. WASHINGTON, PA.—Sept. 26 to 2R ; WATERBURY, CONN.—June 27 to 30. An - 1 to 4. Sept. 26 to 29. *' WATERLOO, IA.—July 3itb 5. WAVERLY, IA.—June iflfe 15 WAYNESBURG, PA.—OctTUo 6. WELLSVILLB, N. Y.—Aug.'*15 to 18. WESTFIELD, MASS.—Juno 20 to 23. Julv -, to 28. Aug. 22 to 25. Sept. 12 to 15. o, i 24 to 27. WESTERVILLE. O.—Aug. 15 to 19. WESTCHESTER, N. Y.—Westchester Rarir.K Association. National Stallion Rare of j-n 000. H. O. Crickmore. 173 Fifth av. New York City. Spring. 1900. WILMINGTON, DEL.—Wawasctt Drlvln- Club. June 1 to 23. WORCESTER, MASS.—July 11 to 14; Aug s to 11. WINDSOR. ONT., CAN.—July 22 to Aug 2 W. O. Palmer. 213 Hammond Bldg., Do- troit. Mich., secy. WOODSTOCK, ILL.-July 13 to 15. Aug "9 to Sept 1. YOUNGSTOWN. O.—Northeastern Ohio Trot- ting Association. July 4 and Aug. 8. w. N. AshbauKh, Youngstown. O.. secy. ZANESVILLE, O.-fiept 12 to 15. MENDOTA. ILL.—July ?1 to 14. MIDDLETOWN, IND.—jj:ly 25 to 2S. MILWAUKEE. \VIS.-.Se,k 11 to 16. M1NEOLA, L. I.—June 21 to 22. Sept. 26 to 30. I MONMOUTH, ILL.—Sept! 11 to 15. MINERVA, O.—Oct. 3 to 6. MONTREAL, CAN.—June S to 24. W. O. Parmer, 213 IIanmic_d Bldg., Detroit Mich., secy. v MT. STERLING, ILL.—Aug. 1 to 5. MUNC1E. IND.-.Aug. 15 to 18. MURPHYSBORO. ILL.—Egypt's Big Fair Races. Sept 26 to 29. J. J. Penny, secy. NASHVILLE, TENN.—April 27 to May 8. 1S99. NASHVILLE, TENN.—Tennessee Breeders' Association. April 27 to May 6, 1S1>9. J. W. Riirswnrm. pp*»v. NEWARK, O.—Sept. 26 to 2S. NEWARK. N. Y.—June 27 to 29. NEWCASTLE. IND.—Ann. S to 11. NEW ORLEANS. LA.—April 4 to June I. 1S99 NEWPORT, R. I.—April .8 to May 19. NEWPORT. VT.—Newport Driving Club. June 18, July 4. Aug. 1$ to IS. NEW YORK CITY'—Empire Trotting Club. Sept 4 to 9. NEW YORK, N. Y.—Sepr; 4 to 8. OAKLAND, CAL.—Feb. 20 to March 4. 1S19. March 20 to April 1, 1S99. April 17 to ?9 1899. OIL CITY. PA.—Week of July IS. ONTARIO, CAN.—Ontario Jockey Club. May 20 to 27. OSKALOOSA, IA.—Sept. 25 to 28. OTTUMWA. IA.—July 4 to 7. July 25 to 2S. PENN YANN. N. Y.—Sept. 26 to 29. , PEORIA. ILL.—Lake View Driving Park. July 4 to 7. and Aug. 15 to IS. M. Cun- nings, secy., Peoria, 111. PEORIA. ILL.—Great Western Circuit July 10 to 15. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Belmont Park. May 1899. PLATTE CITY, MO.— Aug. 29 to Sept. 1. PORT HURON, MICH.—July 4 to 5. PROVIDENCE. R. I.—Sept. 11 to 16. READING, PA.—Oct. 3 to 6. READVILLE, MASS.—August 21 to 25. C. M. Jewett, secv. RICHMOND, IND—Sent 12 to 15. RIPHWOOD. O.—Oct 10 to 13. RIVERHEAD, L. I.—Sept. 26 to 2S. ROCHESTER. N. Y'.—May 30 to June 1. July 11 to 14. Aug. 29 to Sent 1. Sept 12 to 15. ROCKPORT, O.—June 20 to 22. Aug. 15 to 17. RUSHVH.LE. ILL.—Aug. 7 to 11. RUSHVILLE. IND.—Aug. 29 to Sept 1. SAGINAW, MICH.—Union Park Trotting Meeting. July 11 to 15. J. W. 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Advertisements under this head are mlilislu'd free of charge. Managers are ur- ••■uMy riMiuested to send in their notices. We v >n ij have uic nsi lO.npicic 1-r tne J. i.e S*Ut\ Akron Street AKIiON. O.—Lakeside Park Kail way;'manager. AKIION. O.— Randolph Park. Rapid Transit Co.. managers. AKIION, O.—Summit Lake Park. Menches Bros. A I.MANY, N. T.—Lagoon Island. John F. Weber, manager. ASHLAND. KV—Clyffeside Park. Ashland * CntlfttsliurB St. Ity.' Co.. proprietors. ATLANTA. GA.—Lukewuod Park. J. W. Ileisll!ull. lliaiUIRlT. All.ANTIC CITY. N. .1.—Columbia Garden. Tonv Kenning, manager. IIALT1MOKE, Ml).-Deer Park. W. II. Labb. itiainiger. HAI.TIMOKE, MD.—Fairy Grove. Jas. Gil- incre. manager. r.Al/n.MOKB, MI).— Woodside Park. W. II. Labb, No. 10 Hecord Building. I'.OSTON. MASS.—Charles. Iti-vtr Park (Cam- I.i-MkoI. 11. 12. Ducker, manager. BOSTON. MASS.—.Point of Pines. Wm. II. O'Neill, manager. BOSTON. MASS.—Mystic Park. (Medfurd.) I'.OSTON, MASS.—Combination Park. (Med- f.ird.i I'.OSTON. MASS.—The Chutes. Wallace E. Ilvde. manager. BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Bergen Be>aeh. Percy v.. Williaii s. pres. 1IIKKALO. X. Y.—Bellvue Park. E. J. De Costa, manager. Bl'I'FALO. X. Y.—Bellevue Park. Julian Ivrosta. manager. BIFFALO. X. Y.—Kenmore Park. Witte & Smith. CAMlllllIiGK. MASS.—Charles Bever Park. 11. K. Ducker. manager. '• ■ I'AMDKN. N. .!.—Summer Pork. Camden & Suburban Railway Co.. managers. CHICAOO. ILL:—Silhnyslde Park. CHICAGO. ILL.—Hismarks Garden. CHICAGO. ILL.—Chutes Park. E. B. Simp- son, manager. CHICAGO. ILL.—Ferris Wheel Park. L. B. Uice. manager. CHICAGO. ILL.—Sans Soucl. W. II. Caster. r-niiHEtr. CHICAGO. ILL.—Masonic Temple Boof Gar- don. .1. J. Murdock, manager. CINCINNATI, O.—Lagoon. John Noonan, manager. CINCINNATI, O.—Chester Park. Devere Electric Co., managers. CINCINNATI, O.-Coney Island. Lee Brooks, manager. CLEVELAND, O.—Euclid Beach Park. Eu- clid Beach Park Co., managers. CLEVELAND, O.—Scenic Park., James E. Donaghy, manager. COHOES, N. Y.—Slup Street Park. Thomas Wallace, manager. COLUMBUS, u.—Minerva Park. J. K. Burk, manager. COLUMBUS. O.—Olentangy Park. Dusen- bury & West, managers. CONEY ISLAND, X. Y.—The Chutes. Thos. Falks. manager. COVINGTON. KY.—Lagoon. Address John Noonan. Cincinnati. O. DAYTON, O.—Fair view Park. The Kie.'arber Co., managers. DENVER, COLO.—Chutes Park. M. R. Bau- man, manager. DENVER. COLO.—Cycle Park. C- M. Goff, manager. DENVER. COLO.-Argo Park. Zang Brew- ing Co., managers. DENVER, COLO.—Chutes Park. Harris & Bauman, managers. DENVER. COLO.—Manhattan Beach. Capt. Bethell. manager. BERGEN BEACH, L. I., N. Y.—W. H. Goldey. supt. EAST GRAND RAPIDS, MICH—Reed Lake. ELMIRA. X. Y.—Eldridge Park. E. M. Lit- tle, manager. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.—Godfrey's Pavil- ion. Chas. Godfrey, manager. GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.—Reed Lake. Orrin Stair, manager. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—Romona Park. Orin Stair, manager. JAMESTOWN. N. Y.—Celoron Park. G. E. Maltby. manager. JAMESTOWN. X. Y.—Celoron Theater. Jule Delmar, manager. KAXSAS CITY. MO.—Fairmount Park. Mar- tin Beck, managtr. LAXCASTER. MASS.—Pen Traction Co. A. E. Reist. manager of park. LIMA. O.—Hoover's Park. Frank Hoover, manager. LIMA. O.—'.CcCullough's Lake Park. G. M. McCullough, manager. LITTLG ROCK. ARK.—Glenwood Park. Chas. T. Taylor, manager. LOS AXGELES. CAL.—Fiesta Park. H. G. Wilshire. manager. LOS AXGELES, CAL—L. A. & P. Ry. Co. W. D. Larrah. park manager. LUDLOW. KY.—Lagoon. Address John Noo- nan, Cincinnati, O. MANSFIELD, O.—Mansfield Park. E. Endly, manager. MEDFORD. MASS.—Mvstic Park. MEDFORD. MASS.—Combination Park. M. R. Hicks, manager. MEMPHIS. TENN.-rEast End Park- Chas. T. Taylor, manager. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—Schlltz Park. Schlitz Park Co., managers. MILWAUKEE. WIS.—National Park. Al. G. Brand, manager. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—Base Ball Park. M. R. Killilea, manager. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—Whitellsh Bay. MILWAUKEE, WIS—Central Park. Max Dreher, manager. MILWAUKEE, WIS.—Shooting Park. Then. Thielges, manager. MOXTREAL. CANT.—Queen's Park. V. II. Danduraud. manager. MT. VEUXOX, O.—Hiawatha Park. P. B. Chase, manager. MUSKKGOX. MICH.—Lake Michigan Park. Fred. L. Reynolds, manager. NASHVILLE, TENN.—Glendale Park. II. J. S. Brown, manageV. NEWARK, O.—laiewild Park. Robt. Lioge- -felter, manager. NEW CASTLE, PA.—Cascade Park. E. E. Hamilton, manegr. NEW ORLEANS, LA.—West End. M. R. NVyman, manager. NEW ORLEANS, LA.—Athletic Park. H. C. Fourton, manager. OMAHA, NEB.—Mullen's Garden. Jos. F. Campbell, manager. OTTAWA, ONT.—Address Ottawa Electric Railway. PHILADELPHIA, PA—Willow Grove Park. Union Traction Co., owners. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Woodside Park. Wcodside Real Estate Co., managers. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Neshanning Park. Neshanning Park Co.. proprietors. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Torresdale Park. Col. E. DeV. Morrell, pres. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Washington Park. Wm. J. Thompson, manager. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Washington Park. H. J. Lierz. proprietor. PHILADELPHIA. PA.—Chestnut Hill Park. Casino Co., owners. PITTSBURG, PA.—Schenley Park. Consoli- dated Traction Co., managers. PITTSBURG, PA.—Kinneywood Park. Mo- nongahela Traction Co., managers. PITTSBURG, PA.—Oakum Park. West End Railway, managers. PITTSBURG, PA.—Calhoun Park. Second Avenue Traction Co., managers. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Bellevue Garden, No 5000 Eastern Ave. SAGINAW. MICH.—Riverside Park. John McCartney, manager. SAN DIEGO. CAL.—S. D. P. B. & S. J. Ry. G. E. Babcock, manager. SANDUSKY", O.—Cedar Point Grove. G. A. Boekling. manager. SAX FRAXCISCO. CAL.—Paul Boyton Chutes. Chutes Co.. proprietors. SAN FRAXCISCO, CAL—Presidio Athletic Park. F. T. Hull, manager. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.—Glen Park. Bald- win & Howell, managers. SAVANNAH, UA.—Thunderbolt Niel Gildea. manager. SKOWHEGAN, ME.—Lakewood Grove. C. A. Fairbrother. manager. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Koerner's Garden. David Allen, manager. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Klondyke Park and Chutes. ST. LOUIS, MQ.—Forest Park, Highlands. Col. John D. Hopkins, manager. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Southern Electric Park. Lewis & Ernest. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Suburban Garden. Jano- pola and Gumpertz. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Meremac Highlands. M. H. Co.\ managers. ST. LOUIS. MO.—.Uhrig's Cave. Frank Mc- Neary. manager. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Athletic Park. STOCKTON, CAL.—SL Elec. Ry. Co. W. H. , Leffler, manager. SYRACUSE, N. Y.— Kirkwood Park. N. H. . Chapman, manager. TOLEDO, O.—Lake Erie Casino. F. Burt, manager. TOLEDO, O.—Presque Isle. F. N. Quale, manager. TORONTO, ONT—Munro Park. Toronto Ry. Co., managers. TROY*. N. Y.—Lagoon Island. John F. Weber, -manager. WAKEFIELD. MASS.—Wakefleld Park. W. S. St. Ry. Co.. managers. WASHINGTON. D. C—Glen Sligo Park. G. . Parish, manager. WASHINGTON. D. C—Glen Echo Park. E. M. Brawner. manager. WILLIAMSPORT, PA.—Vallamont Park. J. A. Brosius, manager. CHAS. WOOD Bil| P° sterand Distributor Est'b-d i8;o. Office 3S8 FaltiwSU Jamaica, N.Y. 10003-sheet boards. "100 large stands. 30 per sheet. 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