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GREAT HORSES IN SYRACUSE STAKE. New York, December 12. Nominations for the ,000 added stake to be run in connection with the State Fair Meeting at Syracuse, N.Y., next September, were made by August Belmont, who has named six horses; II. P. Whitney, whose name tops the list in iioint of numbers with seven; Captain E. B. Cassatt. John W. Schoor and E. R. Bradley with three each; A. L. Aste. Richard F. Carman, Alex Smith Cochran. J. ,L. Holland, Frederick Johnson, Mrs. L. A.. Livingston, H. C. Halleu-lKck, John Whalen and J. W. Messervy, with two each: C. K. G. Billings, II. C. Applegate, Gifford A. Cochran, E. F. Coihiey, M. R. Farmer, M. B. Gruber, James MacManus, John E. Madden, F. Mannix, Andrew .Miller. Oak Ridge Stable, Schuyler L. Parsons, John Sauford; Kay Spence. David Stevenson. Amos Turney. P. M. AValker, Henry Wattersan and Richard T. Wilson with one each. The horses engaged in the big stake, which include the best to be found in the country, are: Adams Express. Ilumiiation. Addie M. Little Nephew. Bard of Hope. Luke McLuke. Bartlett. Maxims Choice. Beethoven. Meeting House. Belloc. Meridian. Black Broom. Northerner. Black Toney. Ohlsen. Bradleys Choice. Old Rosebud. Boots aud Saddle. Pandean. Borrow. Pennant. Buskin. Punch Bdwl. Cabaret. Roamer. Charlestonian. Robert L. Cock o the Walk. Rock View. Early Rose. Rodondo. FIginny. Silent Pilot. Kiittergold. Sir William Johnson. Flying Fairy. Spearhead. Forum. Stake and Cap. Frederick L. Star Charter. Froglegs. Stromboli. Fuzzy Wuzzy. Superintendent. Gainer. Surprising. Gordon. Ten Point. Ha Penny Thornhill. Ills Majesty. Uncle Jimmle. His Nibs. Vulcain. Hodge. Watermelon. Horron.
