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PIMUC0 MEETING CLOSE AT HAND. The Pimlico fall meeting opens Monday with every prospect pointing to an unnsusl measure of success. Many of the best grade of eastern stables have been kept in training for the meeting and there are more horses available than the tra«k has accommodations for. Some new stake races have been provided and the purses have been raised to a minimum of ;oo. The full course was thrown open for schooling ou Tuesday of this week and the opportunity was taken advantage of by Silas Veitch. G. B. Tompkins. George P. Sherman. Charles K. Harrison. Jr.. J. K. Frayling. S. L. Joseph thai, J. E. Davis ami other patrons to give their jumpers a tryont. The clubhouse was opened for the meeting yesterday and Manager Daiger states that everv room has been engaged by prominent horsemen. Among those who will have horses at Pimlico are August Belmont with twentv stalls: R j Mackenzie six: W. II. Karrick twelve: H. . Hallen-beck fifteen: Capt. E. B. Cassatt five: A. J Golds-borough thirteen: John Sanford fourteen- II W Warner, who has leased E. F. Whitneys horses seven: J E. Davis eight: R. J. Walden nine! Thomas Clyde eighteen or twentv; " James Fitzsim-mons twenty -six; H. G. Bedwell twenty -six • T J Donohue fifti-en: AV. S. House seven: C j Quinn ieu.: °- RTompkius seven. R. T. Wilson twentv: John WMMB eighteen: .Tnir.es McLaughlin live-James McLaughlin. Jr., four: Glen Riddle Farm seven: D. Leary eight: W. M. Carter ten- P M Walker six: P. ,S. p. Randolph seven: wiliiani Martin fourteen: W. Hogau Milltown Stable i seven; Wiliiani Garth twentv-four: X Byer five X. K. Heal eight: J. Garson seven: J. S. Ownbev six: Frank Friable eight: Foxhall P. Keeue nine and many others to the number of between 700 ami
