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FMpArJoskcy Club Purse, $1,000 il four ho,,es rum IL 10,


Mss $780, weights before; four mile heats, three only
20 .. Z: Hare. eh. h. Willis, BY Sir Charles, dam BY
Meryheld--6 years old, =
..i ~ = s.Gslssn. imported srh s,.reh


Lards ~ Oh h. Decatur, by Henry, out Of Ostrich,


Run in I'm 47s and sm o 'u"'


capital race. The first heat in fine time. Iany-
iord led for three miles and three -fourths; rsv
then ensued home, and Willis won the heat bv !.
neck. The second heat Willis led the first mile: in
the second mile Langford made play and ws.t in 'front.'
hnishisg the second mile thus; in the third milk
willis and Langfsrd changed places Thus thew
came home, Willis winning easily by two lengths
Decatur was beaten two distances. and was evil
IDENTIFY amiss.


SAME DAr;-Mach $1,000 aside; half forfeit between the
three old colts from the stables r. Tot,on and H.
forfeit f


Match $1,000 aside, h. IT, weights as b.rors mile heats.
T. L. Stevens Tornado, BY Eclipse, out of Polly
w. Gibbons. b. saraeen, BY Eclipse, out Of Sally


Ran in I'm 5ss and lns 64is


100 ib. Ieatn: b. h. Independence Ru. i. In ss. ''


hollow affair from end to end. Saracen never
having chanee.


very curious race, ridden by jockes without
saddles or oaps. 1t in its appearance far from
eredtable to the Of the horses the club


Oc5- The revulsion which overlook the Banking in
stitutons in 1886, seems now to have overtaken the
Banking houses, to judge by the appearance Wall
street presents. Eight nine large banking houses
are in mass Of ruins, preparatory to the building of
splendid stoae edifces ON their sites This is part
Of the great plan Of internal improvements, and is
possible the Legislature may be applied to- to take
the speculation off the hands of the projectors or
else the widowed and orphan stockholders may have
to submit to decreased dividend and thus eat loaf
the less The Banks discount nothing to the mer-
chants-they do no business, yet they can afford
pull down splendid buildings and put up others
yet more splendid. To add to the extravaganza Of
the movement, they to follow the plan of the
Bank Of America which rears its aristoc ratc front
at the corner of William street, occupying the
whole ground. When, had it beea built with
basement Offices, they would readily yield an in
come Of $4,000 yearly, and the Bank still be
splendidly accommodated. Sach would be a
great item in making the scni.annual divdends.-
This not lost sight Of by Mr. Biddle in the con-
strueton of the United States Bank in New York.
That institution humbly and unpretendingly oecu-
pies the back part of the building, and derives good
income from the front rooms, at the same time she
accommodates other institutions and ndv iduals with
desirable Offices. Gentenen directors, follow this
example in the construction Of your buildings,
and grind Of the public that which you waste
in extravaganza.