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LATEST TURF NOTES FROM AURORA AURORA, 111.. June 17. I .P. Rice, whose False Alarm paid a long price yesterday, this morning purchased Fer-rum from T. II. Harkness ami the horse ran in Rices interests in the first race today. Jockey C. Corbett will leave for Akron, Ohio, at the end of this week. The books for the coming meting at Race-land arrived and were distributed by Charlie Houbre. Liberal purses are to he given with a ,000 handicap daily. The Ashland Handicap. ,000 adedd, will be run on July 11 and the Race land Derby, with its ,000 added, will be run July 18. A notice has been posted in the secretarys office warning the horsemen that failure to rport their riders before 9 a. m. will result in a 0 fine. Charlie Grand, former rider and trainer, who was reported dead last winter, was at the course and appeared very much alive. C S. Richards, partner in the stable of Richards and Trinz. has sold hH interest to Mr. Trinz and will leave for New York in a few days. ♦
