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SUBSTANTIAL PATRONS OF PIMLICO RACING RACINGBaltimore Baltimore Aid October 22 That the first fami ¬ lies of Baltimore go in for racing an Inspection of the following list of patrons of the current Pimlico meeting well shows Albert T Myer S T J Blunt Jervis Spencer Jr Charles Morris Howard J P Bonsai Sherlock Swann William H Whitridge W Irvine Keyser E L Bartlett Alexander Brown Charles H Reeves J C B Pendleton J B Whedbee T H Bowles president of the Baltimore Trust Company R N Sloan Arthur Hull Thomas Dcford J Rush Street Gordon P Paine J Hough Coltman Basil Wagner RI incaster Wilton WiltoniM iM J Cromwell Joseph Whyte Walter Ponltney Robert O Lehr C Greaine Trnrir bull S Eugeii Ifitiltiipy Dr N Ityno Smith Jolin K SJuiw Jr Stuart S Janney Thomas S Syming ¬ ton E Skipwith Bruce Horatio Whitridge Ran ¬ dolph NicholiVti R Gurzon Hoffman Jr J Bernard Fcuwick Douglas Robinson Wartleld Wilson M Cary Alexander S Groohie George C Nicholas Samue1 Nicholas Lawraspn Riggs Harry A Parr Jr Grael Miltiades Parr W W Keith Fred Little field F Dudley Riggs George W Ewing Henry M Warlield AdjutantGeneral of the State of Mary ¬ land Baker Waters J II Wheelwright Barlow Van Ness F ODonnen Ilillem A II S Post president of the Mercantile Trust Company George C Jenkins Grosvenor Hanson Wljhert Robinson Gen Adam E Booth W B Oliver Charles E Mc Lane apt William Frederick Presgrave Robert J Waldeu l Carroll Poiiltney George O Morrison William P Riggs William M Manley Spalding M Jenkins I Sterrett Gittlngs Redmond C Stew ¬ art George Brown Jr AlvTn Brown Carroll Brown Eugene Levering Jr W Stewart Dlffendcrfcr E S Merrvman Murray Hansxni Dr V W Keating F W Donaldson Gustav L Stewart Allan McLniie C Graham Aieher Hiiwell Parr Harry P James R M Taylor and Carter Lee Bowie BowieThese These are men of affairs with iinlMtrttint interests throughout the state And as long as tluy hold to their allegiance and make their influence felt it is unlikely that a legislature at Annapolis will seri oiislv interfere with the sport
