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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

The refusal Of the sweet girl graduates
ofVinoennes, Ind to allow a darker com
plexioned girl than Themselves to appear
on the commencement platform Of the
institution at which she had graduated
with honor is an instance OF cOlOr-phobis
runto seed. There was no social equality
business in the act. There WAS
scholarship equality approved during
the coIored girls years of school study,
upon which her right to graduate was
based. TO deny her this right is as un-
just as to deny the ladies who complete
medical and law studies their diplomas,
as has frequently been done. The color
phOtbsts who would award medal to
those giddy Drained Nincennes grad
yates had better order one out Of leather
stamped with the inscription, Present
cd TO Miss - as a testimonial Of her
skill in determining. the color OF brains"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

Is UNCLE SAN preparing for whack
at Britannia-s big boy on the other side
Of the fishing banks. The call for
cruisers and transpOrtsreads Ominously.
Grover never did like his fishing privil-
eyes interfered with.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15
ABOVE THE CITY BREWERY,
Notice to Taxpayers.

The County Commissioner Court ~ BcTAT
county will convene ~ Board Of EIualiza-
ton on Monday, the 18th day ~ june, a. -.
1876, at 10 O'Clock n. m, M the Court House IN
San Antonio, Texas, and will continue In so
sion until the business before the board u Die
posed Of. POrtlCs who consider that they have
been OyCr-asscBscd IN the valuation placed
upon their properties, arc hereby notified 10
fle their TCcHmHtiDnB before sth bDafd ~
directed by law, on or ~ sOOH ~ pOsslblD after
said date.
Published by order - the Hon. COUnty
Commissioners Cum ~ BrEhF DyuntY,
witness my hand aHd sHHl ~ OinGa, "a San
- AntOnlD, this ziih daL n IhkI =, u,
SEAL ! M. TiiAD. ~, ENPIH,
'--r-D ", Ifk isFEhT ffyuuty, Ter,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

DIR. Weathers is here to stay. His
practice is growing daily. He has met
with fine success, and has credentials as
a thorough physician, second to none.
His remedies are safe, pleasant and eff
cient Children take them cheerfully.
Visits. with prescriptions, 81, anywhere
in the city. Chronic diseases solicited.
Office at Nette's drug store; residence
227 Elmira street. Telephone No. lis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

Special rates given on larger space and long
time advertisements.
Legal advertisements 81 90 per inch first IN
sertion IS cents per inch each subsequent IN
sertion Trustees sales 81 70 per inch nrst in
sertion 2b cents each insertion afterwards
Reading matter editorial page, q cents per
line each Insertion. Local columns ~ cents
arst insertion; lOcents fret wccA, 5cents after
first week. Special rates on 50 and 100 lines
running for month.
Home Advertisements payable on first OF
each month Transient advertising payable in
advance Only metal cuts printed.
Subscribers not receiving their paper will
please make complaint TO the ONCE. Sub
scrfbers are warned not 20 pay their subscrip-
ton except upon presentation OF properly
r ,ceipted bill from this Office.
All communications for publication. or PER
tanning 10 the Editorial or Local News DE
partments, should be addressed To the
Editor OF the LIGHT"
All contracts or bills must b" approved by
the Secretary and Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

All communications for this psp"r should
l.. accompanied Dy the name Of the author,
not necessarily for publication. hut ~ evil
deuce Of good faith on the part 81 the writer
write only on one slIy OF the paI--r, DO plan
baud. Anonymous communications Will not
Ue notsced Tbr LIGHT viii not D." rrsPonsi-
be for the statements 81 IT. CORES pUnd"nts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

Numbering ~ or more can arrange with the
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass railway to
have a coach and engine specially provided
FOR them, between a IN. and : p. IN, giving
them ample time to spend a day at any point
along the line under the beautiful groves on
the san Antonio river, where fishing and other
amUscmcni> ART plentiful at cost consider
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

Ladies', look here. No preparation ever dis
covered has been so successful as Morley
T-X-s Tonic Cordial the great system renOva-
tor, in the cure Of all diseases to which th'
women Of this climate are subject, such as
weakness. debility, melancholy, whites, falling
Of the womb, and every form of nervous pros
trgltiUu. Only try one bottle and you will be
entirely satisfied of the truth Of our assertion.
For sale by =. Kalteyer Il Son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

The troubles in Ireland have pro-
duced their Legitimate result. The
Catholics have commenced retaliating
upon their Protestant prosecutors, and
the situation gives little promise of a
peaceful Ireland for weeks 10 come.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

WOOD CITY, Bastrop County, Texas,
April Is, l,aj.


GFNT--l tried MOrley's Blackberry Balsam
on TWO Of my children that had the lux very
bal. aud Il acted Ike a charm, curing them
10th sound and we'll. ] thank you for having
such a EaIuab." medicine on the market To
all Enu arr suffering from the abOVc com
plant ! can cbrcrfuIIy recommend Morley
blackberry balsArn. NORRIS MITCHELL.
For sale by r. kaltcycr Il Son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

X. N. X. stands for Kay's Kentucky kure
or Lnimcnt, which is made by an old Ken
lucky horse doctor, and is Il perfect blessing
to man and beast for all purposes linimCHt
can be put to. Sold by +. Kalteyer Son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

The insane, intense and ingram oppO-
sition to civil service reform, which
characterizes the ring and spoilation
journals Of the mossback democracy, is
surely In accordance with the eternal
fitness Of things. Such journals have no
use for anything Of civil nature, the
word reform having not yet appeared in
their vocabulary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR,

To the Voters Of BeXar County:
thereby announce myself as II candidate for
the position of Assessor of BcXar county AT
the November election. j. T.. LABATT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

THERE are to many drainage pipes
from kitchens and back yards turned in
to the streets for the health Of the city.
These foul odored leechings are permit
ted to stand in the CUTTERS until they
are covered over with thick scum Of
filth. poisoning the atmosphere for
blocks around and endangering health.
The city sanitaries are respectfully re-
quested to see that these pools Of poIlu-
ton are dried up and kept dry.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

san ANTONIO has taken upthe work o
extending her railway into the great
northwest with an energy that promises
well for the result. The meeting last
night was well attended and the re-
response made by those present to the
proposition Was such as to greatly en-
courage the hopes Of our citizens. A
subscription list WAS opened and In fir
teen minutes $4,000 were subscribed.
The subscription books were put into
the hands OF an efficient committee and
this week will be spent in csnvassing
the city, and sscertatning what our real
estate holders and capitalists will do.
Another meeting has been called for
saturday night at O'Clock to hear the
report Of the canysssing committee. 1t
il confidently expected that the work
will be eonsumAted, and the trade which
ihl. city has lost since the opening Of
other roads be recovered to our Ier-
ch,niE-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

THOSE who imagine that the work Of
political regeneration in Texas, under
taken BY the farmers and workingmen
OF north. east and central Texas, will fall
to the ground because some wiseacre
has telegraphed the unearthing OF po-
liticaI plot in Tarrant county are reckon
ing without their host. There is more
vitality in this reform movement than
the democracy OF Texas dream Of, and
they will find it out when the hour for
action comes
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15
SAN PEDRO SPRINGS.
Only Resort of Pleasure In the
City Of San Antonio.

Concert daily from $3.50 to 1880 p. m.
A variety of amusements for young and old.
Refreshments of all kinds. Plenty of shade.
a first class restaurant is attached to the es-
adjustment.
l5-sm +. KERBLE. Proprietor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

THE first chapter ends and the secoud
has not yet opened. Ross and Swain
have doomed each other to death. Who
will be the next candidate to be killed
of before the convention meets. There
are many who are OF the opinion that
the coming governor has not yet been
named. So far Austin has the call by
virtue OF having two candidates, but.it is
an old proverb that between two stools
one comes to the ground.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-15

Special rates given on anger space and long
Time advertisements.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-15
The Plsasprss Of . PICNIC.

Tie Union Picnic Of the Fort street and Bethel
luio1 Sunday Schools, and the T. u. C. A. Frlday
last. OF the Oahu College grounds Easa most sue
cessfGi and enjoyable affair. There vas a large
uuuber ii attendance. All the details we're al
1lira5ly attended % b. the Efficient Connittaes
HE Young folks OF al ages and sizes seemed
bent on having good time, and they had It. Gro
G1et, lawn tennis ard and other diversions filed
the forenoon
After a bo1ntiful lunch the event Of the day &C.
CARED IN tE0 base ball natehes-the first betE esr
gentlemen over forty years OF age. and boys under
twelve. and the second between Young misses On
der sixteen. ai married men over forty OF course
the boys and girls were victorious. notEithstand-
Is, the most Hsrczlsau Efforts or the part Of the
gray belr1s and the Bs1edicts. One Of Hou0lulus
business men lnE0rtaIized himself on third base
By throwing his three Kindred pounds averdupois
prone upol the lava. thus rendering it impossible
for the hail 70 pass hin; while at first base II vas
no 1szs1zI thing for two gray-besris TO 20 down
before tns 5ai at once. Various explanations we're
made By tie vlnquished zray boards and benedicts
as % the ea1se OF thsir defeat s1ue boiling that
'-the sympathy CT ths crowd and the umpire vas
u ttTcr Of TIE small boys that -tha wong men
az tavored the misses Ei1a and hsped pass IN the
balls that the girls apr0uS and skirts we're much
better adaptad for Catching balls with thar men s
hats etc bet the oCl1okers we're positive IN then
CONVICTION th1 the real explanation OF the defeat
El an elsy one, VIZ that the boys and girls we're
the best players, and EeEcs made the rr1st rurs.
AZ a late hour n tie afternoon the picnicers
tacea toward hone all 7otiuE that the day had
49, q
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Mr.. Locke Richardson.

o. Nc11ay eVsui1s, I'll iuss.. 4 large number
OF invited guests assembled at the pleasant resi-
cslce Of 2. Z. Jones, Esd. to hear a recital Of
S1aksspslre,s Twelfth Night BY the %sll known
elccutl0nlst 3Ir. Locke Richardson
Commencing II an easy conversational tone the
lecturer hrst accounted for the uame OF the play
and ttel proceeded with the recitation. Entirely
without tote or assistance Of any kind Nr. Rich
1rcS11 went through the whole play lT1kia- the
vriQcs scenes together. and keeping up The thrsad
q the story BY few explanatory remarks. while
Illustrating BY voice and uznner the pec1liaritiss
Of each character from the hoarse boistero1snsss
Of Slr Toby, 70 the gentle digui6ed Ctterancss OF
Olivia Ioe garden scece, when Malvolio vas
made The victim Of bis own vanity BY the mis-
chisTUus WIT OF Maria, Gri the duel between Sir
Andrew and the page Osi1o Esre aliks admirable.
The lecturer held the keeasst attention Of his
luiisnes thro1shoEt-
Az the end refreshments were handed ruuui by
the host, and his friends and the company separ-
1tet after enjoying genuine Intellectual treat.
On Tuesday evening. TIE SaE. Mr.. Richardson re-
cited -5ul11s CEs1r At the residence Of Ms.
Dlckson- lie audience, though not large. was
lpprecLItive- and tie rendering OF the piece vas
ezcele1t- The celebrated Grafton OF Antony was
Admiralty delivered ans even the minor eh1rac-
ters were veil iadivid1alizad- Mr. Richardson
Intends % gtTe another reading on June 18th.
when The Merchant Of Venice - vii be read. and
the last o. Tuesday evening the 27ud. vhen As
y0c hks T. vii Be the s1bisct.-both al Mrs
Dicksou's residence.
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case Srs comparatively few. Recent de
velopnentS however, have made people
shudier. There are those whom the com
munity thought safe from ell contsgion
who have snccumbed 70 the disease. DR..
AgSuritz'S tables show only the white
leparS who have been consigned to Molo
ksli. they do not show those who are living
j town. or who have left the country for
me ssle OF cure, il cure can be procured
Tor what Is supposed incurahle.
The Doctor IS very clear upon the ques-
ton Of contagion. He says.
The whole history Of lsprosy in he Hawaiian
is,R-ss frcn It's prcpacatioa % rs prsssnt RAPID
oply be accounted fer hy regarding Il IS : Soata-
cfsas disease Whatever else RAY he sad q It's
being G-coltaeiocS 10 ctee- ancient Countries
uhrrc the disease exists cnaeInfcaly. tkeSe state
disease II the Hawaiian Islands. rhsrc Il very
httle ecnpzrsoa icsti6aele; thew Is nc trce par,
alielissc existing
On 10 other Croenas c5r the sprssd q leprcsy
b explained. il the Hawaiian Islands. thsis BY
regsva1n, the disease as eoutagto1S,-n theorS
q s1ch, hut positive procf. Mere the habits q
he people Gltcreat - What they nov arr. cne
lnit have scrae dl-dance n arriving 81 tins con-
ciuSca hat Il Is ucl So he-e We have the best feld
fc- observation. In tke careessaess Of tie natives
IN disease gecsraly, their hospitality 70 the cpcr,
and ecate1lp. Ct tbs disease. teere - also present
terc il these Islands lyrical illustration @ TIE
o1aiHens remark O. Or. hilary Fc1-sneh remark
generally being accepted eorTect-sthst II IS IL
those places where ieprcsy Is the tncresse shat
The fresst irtssriegling Of the lspzocs and Ron
lsurcns part Of tie community takes place Could
TIE opposite ccuelrSlcn be arrived a.. ".hat al
thclgh IN Hawaii free intercourse exists between
the ieprces ard non-lsprorS, the disease DOES not
sr0sa1, l eI-rhaficilly saw no. Any calm. i1apar-
tial observer naEst arrive. Sccuer O. later, az
The conclzs-oc that the type Of leprusy prevalent
tc thsse tslards Is contagious, whSteSer else may
bs nj tted Of L II ether countries. Many cases
uue1-btetly- presert soure szrtSfng pecrliarftes,
gtyi-S scre e-vdscce . the view that The disease
IS ucn-cunta-tgcSs bat on a more minute scrutiny
srch caSes can e explained on the principles Of
analogy. and DID s1ch instances arrive in the prev
alsnce OF disease We have rs5re accurate knoEi-
cdce q, they wc1i1 present bet slight difficulties,
thesc hslag one q tee uaGny peculiar triats OF a
Specific disease ike leprosy, vhick Is also thor
rs-T.
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a Sunday Fire.

AT 1925 Sunday noon, an alarm was given from
the Bell Tower for fire in the first ward. imme-
date information was furnished by the telephone
companies that the IRE WAS in house close to the
residence of T. X. Myers Of the Pauoa valley road
and the curious oues directed their steps thither
Volunteer Hose Co., No. >, was quickly on time Is
well as Engine Co. No. . but their services were
not required, the spread of the dread demon being
providentially stopped by NJ. Z. h Myers, who e1.
pended about SIS worth of hand grenades in his
successful effort. be was aided BY other willing
workers who were in the vicinity. The fire was in
a ho1se occupied BY 4 Sweds ntmed Gus Leonard
and he states 1t was occasioned by the upsettinr
Of Tin OF kerosene oil which was burning for the
purpose of heating some milk. The damage
amounts to about 500.
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Hilo ssni-CeHtsHuial.

Ehz nppruslzhiHE seui-cartenriai anniversary Of
Eil1 Boarding. Seh1al Eii Be apprDzriztely Oh
sarsad at Hil0- Jzze s4sh-SNh Il 5 srus.tei hat
there Elil Be a large gathering % inirsntisI Ha-
CHRISTIAN edEsafiJn Of Hawaiian yoGfE. Il Is
l1Fcc that The occasion nay Prove JEbiiee to
tie sc4loul n marking the cluuIeti5a Of tie
Lyr1al dsu9gizl F1n5- L VII Be nseessary to
rtase $50 before taat tine n order to scare
pisess Of s-1l1u cl1Giti5zal On the completion Of
the Ezzd- 11e Treasurer VII be gizd to ackzoEI-
siss tie git q small suns as Eei As Izrzs dguz
-111s to tie object II any prefer to give IN the
fem & l1tsrrss bearing notes 1 one CT tsu years
tirzer sch gifts ziu Be gladly rsceIres- We hope
tAzre zll Be a1lzy reminders fr1z It's friends Of
the -zllEr aEziFerssrT q this iupurtzur school
Dsz1tlals 1aE Be seat 10 ". B Olsen, HID,
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An Opinion from Abroad.

4 friead % the Islands vritiu- froc1 the Coas;
SAYS
Sugar Is very L0E. With tie greatly increased
prnd1ctl11 Of sugar the world over. and CONSEQUENT
Low prices, Il vii be bad time to iucreas tara
ti11 1t the Islands Unless much Of the rnost vI-
uabls part Of the HaEaIlIr Government PROPERTY
Is sold OF pledged new I'd ciuistr1tlo1 restores
TIE g1FErUE-eut credit. 50 as 10 obtain loans, Il
Ty51l1 seem As though two years nors cannot pass
without bankruptcy resulting. and with eur=s-
qze1ces q the most s=riGcs nature
L beh1Vss TIE best minis II the stands 10 reflect
1pol EEat form oi government would answer when
the crss1 cuu1e. For cDue Il viii sooner OF later
A13 booking frpz1 this vzntsEe grouui It sseus As
thczEa Il may Be s1oaer- Omin0Es sounds are II
the air
br1dlgalIfy- rur1- corruption and unuat1rtI de-
CAY EIll brllE certai1 harvest The IaE Of Cause
and eject Is SUI II forra. and even Gibson + Co.
cannot suspend n .ff5za nnf
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Haz=iiaa Ferns

ne prepzrI1e and reclo1Eti1g Of tie bszrtif1i
fsrzs Of the Islands has baez hr8zeh- al laia to
ZZsI. perfsrtscn b. Mr. T. L ClIrks- sim daFOsss
hls = hole tine cdectlu- Ez1 arrlngIaz The 6lices
lic1zrs- uslsses and zl-rn- The sets * tks rzrer
rz-re eeilclte ferls- n-1rrted or -rice pzper,-
Hlies i crEt1sity IA itsllf. beng made fr1l1 the
r1-h % a1z1 q rEe1. zr- Gec1rzteS With heazti-
~ 1osss- are dlI1tE zz1 tassefzl - possible
As zo17s1irs Of these 3sizz1z. fhz-e : uottfrr
that equals taelz- and liz Cilzzs szxs that islz1d
t1l1zs and keep hi-- bIsis1 N szpplyi1r the de-
uzu1
Tie ss-s rz1SS from sisbsrzte coliac-i0ns. az
Eznze1 eKprzsziy fsr botanical st1dF AID en-
Lrz-i1g every known Hawaiian fern. Ehsch cost
to hz1drsd dollars. 70 sinie cards szzlllI e1o1zh
. sip Ito an sgFeia7e- Thsre are all arTarEed
ult1 zaat cara and ssill- aid lr. Clarke deserves
creik forks perseEsrz-ae-
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GRAND SUCCESS .

The new method Of making reduced the time hem - to
ONLY HOUR cooking in bag has been discarded There no
i cooked at inc sans Hmc
tho orinar meal is being prepared
iare Flour 70
Place the saucepan over
with
Which viii take ave according heat employed se 4 is thick
little
vent its getting aba OF large bowl and let stand from two to
ia vs.. whenit will
tendency become oggy lespy can easily be 5snsd by
netting Into bowl aud smoothing down either with
potato
and overnight will
condition con The following Ills I'm
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The North Paeiie Iastitnte.

The North Pacific Missionary Institute closed
It's annual session last Saturday with recitations
by the students in the morning, and rhetorical ex.
ezcises IN the evening At kawaiahao Church The
Fecit9hons were in Bible expeditions. Bible geo
graphy and synoptteal Stady OF the Bible. under
Of sermons under Rev. Il. II. Parker. The reel
talons passed OF very creditablY. the students
showing readiness and huency III their answers.
They drew their own sketch maps ON che black
singing particularly tino. Of the students
showing himself good leader. The other exer-
elSes IN the evening were ten minnes talk on the
"Prodigal Som q debate as to evidences Of a
work Of the Holy Spirit in our churches, and ten
minutes sermon on Romans, 6sssS. The speaking
was very good.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-06-15
CntcrnilInrs ON Knnni

BY letter received from Kauai, information is
obtained Of new source Of trouble to the comfort
OF cattle IN the pastures from Hanalei to kealia,
the grass of which is anost entirely destroyed by
caterpillars, whose ravacsS reported to be the
worst experienced for many years, \ drought also
exists, TO a certain extent, Which causes back
wardness IL young grass. As relief to one por-
ton of the Trouble, IL is suggested that efforts bC
made TO introduce the myuah bird, the results in
the determination OF the caterpillar in Honolulu
several years ago, being most satisfactory. Tur-
keys are also excellent for getting rid Of caterpillar
plaques. People should raise them in focks. The
turkeys would prove profitable also.
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may hecorae sSgrcSsive powers. That
they are not now Is no criterion u what
they may be.
The pamphlet towhieh wa allude affords
food for thSught to al those who have the
I Interests 81 HswSii al heSrt
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No Seoona narN &c..

The following aro the results Of SATURDAYS rae
ing. The attendance was not neArly As large as
that Of Friday. The racing borrower wss eled and
the kosita Challenge Cap gave really exciting
raes, lowering the mile reeoEd ~ seconds;
i-GcvEESeK ncxsNIs' Ger, 50 aaaed. Raaaine race.
threeqasF'rr nils dash, nv tes All
II Ccrnweli enters, , IA Nay n......... !
Aynaefsiey enters, .....e ldle Nov,..., .... .
Tine ~
rss HVwAuAS PLXrs, Si5e. Trcitlue aud pscina.
mile heats, ecsts In 3; an hcgscs % have tccOfd
etssN % better, ~ " 10 Wegcn.
~ Jehn kEolie sntsss. ...h Rc,iwo,d .....
HaSley eaters ltmentipa ......... :
rime-esi9s ssNA
s. EesrrA CIAtlESsE CTR. $3.50 sddsd gunnine race.
ile dash, free Tor sll winner % heat me rcepf,i
Of kosit1. isftA. CeF 70 be Fup fos annually aud
10 BE held BY the wiuuef unlli has tinic Is beaten
al a REGULAR meeting % the Association,
y \ Cumnins enters. ..s..,.,b IA Angie A........
IL CNrnNell enters. ..... usrecck...........
Sata tarSer cutters, p Col Gift,... .....
, Applebs enters h Patrol. ........
1me toas
1-rae QvrSN's PLsrE. SlN Runuins race. anc
lash, tree fer all haWaitan-bsed horses.
II Agnes epteis- ..,...ek n jim Dcdd..... 1
Nceii hsoNh en'cfs.-. . u......,.. ......
Zine
s-ktSe's FlArs. Slo0. Treslius aud pacing. stle
heAts, best in s; frce fer all horses ncs havnr
record o. minutes better. 20 bc driven ~ mem
hers Of the Jockey Club,
II Cernwell eaiers.... ...hs W n B...........i
Cecil Brovn sRters...... br : Johnnv t;oldsinifh
Sara'l Parker eaters % Wairnea disfsrcr
Il jGdd czters............ . N LeiIehuz.,.
IIrle-SsNi.
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4)auaiian Gazette.
Esr noprs II REBvs.
r-EsnAr. JUNE Is. ISIS.

LIS connection with IRE and insurance
llEttcrs, 5. might b. well to call the atten-
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