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ST. Paul VS.. Denver.

The st, Paul-Denver game was pre-
vented by rain yesterday afternoon.
The first game of the series will there
fore be played this afternoon, when the
batteries will be Hart and Baldwin and
Keefe and Lohbeck. The game will be-
gin at $50. Manager Watkins will play
Sprague i'll right held.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-20

Earned runs Cleveland l. New York 4 !;
two-base hits, Davis, johnson. Doyle, Virtue,
Richardson; three-base hit, Richardson;
stolen base. Tiernan; left on bases, Cleveland
Ewing 4; bases on balls, by Young s, by
Ewing 2: double play, Mexican 10 Virtue;
first base on errors. New York L: time, :39;
ump pire, lynch
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The Pacing Standard.

CHICAGO, May 49, The executive
committee of the American Trotting
Horse Register association spent the
forenoon in discussing the registration
rules and the question of fixing the pac-
ing standard. 1t seemed to be the gen
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Want Nelson Reinstated.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 19.-Dr. George
ID. Bailey, of this city, left for Chicago
Yesterday to present the case of Charles
Horace Nelson, of Waterville, before
the National trotting court, and ask for
his reinstatement with his famous STALL
ION, to the track OF the National associa-
ton.
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STANDARD FOR PAGERS.
1t Is Fixed at 2:25 by the Trottins
Register Committee.

htSlsItr COInmIttee.
CHICAGO, May 19.-Much business
of Importance to horse breeders all over
the country was transacted by the ex-
ecutive committee of the American
Trotting Register association before the
adjournment of the directors to-day.
After long and rather warm discus
sion, the directors voted to incorporate
the following rule in the bylaws: That
''any PAGER otherwise eligible may be
admitted for registry as standard when
it has made 1ecord in aeesgd-
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-FOUR STRAIGHT.
Chicago Takes the Bridegrooms
Into Camp Again.

CHICAGO, May 19.-Capt. Arson won
his fourth straight game from the Bride
grOoms to-day on perfect fielding and
good batting. Ward played short for
the visitors, and made their only tally
on his usual great base running, assist
ed by sacrifice hitting Cooncy was sick,
and Burns filled his position az short,
doing good work. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-20

Earned runs. Milwaukee I, Omaha Z; two
base hits Grim, Alberts, Donnelly. Halligan,
home run. Burke; bases stolen, Twitchell,
Walsh; double play, Walsh, Shannon, Me
Cauley; bases on balls by Davies s, by Clark
=; hit by pitched ball, DUNCAN, Schriver;
balls, Grim2, Sutclife wild pitches. Davies
l, ClaIk l time 200: umpire. Strict
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Theatrical Man Drowned.
Tucson, Ariz., May 19.-William j.
Howes, property agent of the Fakir
Comedy company. was drowned this
morning in Silver lake. 1t is supposed
to be an accident. His home is in Chi
,cago.
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YERXA'S.

Twenty pounds of the very best Gran
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All other reliable Groceries at the
very lowest price notch
Seventh and Cedar.
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NEW YORK BATTERS
Did Some Tall Hitting in Two
Innings and Won.

CLEVELAND, May 19.-In the first
two innings to-day New York made
nine of its ten base hits. Cyclone"
Young then pitched cannon shots.
After the second, however, he put a
screw in his speed and tossed slow ones,
which the Giants could not reach. Thus
the game was won by New York and
lost by Cleveland. Attendance 1.S00.
Score:
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karned runs, Pittsburg 3. Philadelphia 6;
two-base hit, Myers, Bierbauer, Fields,
bases Piltsburg l. double play, Allen, Myers
and Brown; first base on balls, Pittsbur;g /,
Philadelrhi / hit by pitched ball, Beckley
wild pitch, Thornton l; time, 40; umpire
Hurst
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BOSTON BEATEN.

Cincinnati Gives the Beaneaters
Bad Beating.
CINCINNATI, May 19.-The ball play
erS from the Hub received some lessons
in ball playing to-day from the home
team. Score:
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Stein s. by Lovett 4; struck out by Stein 1,
by Lovett 8; runs batted in, Carroll 9, Pfeffer
2, Anson, Collins; hits, Chicago II, Brooklyn
McQuaid
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QUAKERs WIN.
Staley Was an Easy Mark for Phil
adeiphia.

PITrsBURG, May 19.-The Philadel-
phias hit Staley whenever they pleased,
and won from Pittsburg easily. Bier
bauer's fielding was the only note worthy
feature of the contest. Attendance,
1000. Score:
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YERX AS.

Twenty pounds of the very best Gran
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All other reliable Groceries at the
very lowest price notch.
Seventh and Cedar.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-20

t-arned runs. Chicago 5: two base hits
Burns tChieago), Carroll =: ;hree-base hit.
Ryan; stolen bases. Collins .. ilnckney,
Ward, Ryan. Burns (Chcagol: double PLAYS,
Grihin aud Fontz Pfetfer and Anson. Phcf-
ter. AuSnn and BuIns; first base ON balls by
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OMAHA STILL LEADS.
Milwaukee Bends the Knee
Before the Crack Nebraska
Nine.
Sioux City Actually Wins a
Game From the Husky
Cowboys.
Jupiter Pluvis Prevents the
Games at st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Chicago Apparently Running
Away From its Competit-
OPS in the National.

I.
Western National
Denver at St. Paul Phila at Chicago.
Lincoln at Mpls Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Kansas City at s City. Boston at Cleveland.
Omaha at Milwaukee. New Y ork at Gin matt.
American
St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at Phila.
Lou'Vil.eat Wash ton columbus at BaI more
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THE BLUES BEATEN.
Sioux City at Last Takes an Up
ward Turn.

SIOUX CITY, To-, May 19.-To-day the
home team defeated the Kansas City
Blues in the first game of the season.
1t was slugging match from the out
set. The score:
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eral sentiment that, with record of
2:30 as the standard for trotters, that
for PAGERS should be put at 2:25.
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{ FotografIa en-. prosa
DE GUAYAMA)

Por seguir la costumbre establecida en- es-
tie tempo, que hace de cualqu6r persona un
habil fotografo, me he procurado, por via de
entretenimentO, una maQuinita fotografca
muy curiosa. Desde este mOm0ntO me he con-
verGido en- un yetgGtiSt0 de primo c0rtelIe, sal
Vo pequenos inconVenientes debidos 4 falta de
practica en- ell manejO de 6Sta clase de maqui
mas.
No ha muchos dias me di6 la idea de ha-
Ger uso de mi aparato y..... iOh ventura! en-
contr6 asomada 4 una ventana Ell posicion
adecuada mis- proyectos 10 mas linda rubia
que mortal algunO puede imaginarse
Que ojos amable eotor; que ojos!
Una mirada de ellos hace Ell mismo efecto
que dos fOcos de luz electrical tai es su magicO
poder.
Ellos hablan al ALMA Ia subyugan; Ia en-
cantan Ia seducen.
Azules, como mar sin fondo, son 4 la vez ar
mas telri5les cue pOs6e mi fotograhada, sin
que su modestia Sc de cuenta de clio.
Tienen algo de dardos empOnzonados Gu
yas vlctimas son los corazoaes que encuen-
tran a Su pasO, asl como ValiOSo encantO de
su hechicere, de su ,iivino rostro.
Su undosa cabellera, lie IN ubio dorado
y de III brillo Incompatible, es IN encanto
que bastaTia por 81 solo rendr los corazones
mas insensibles.
Su talIe igua'a en- 10 esbelto i la palnera
de nuestro pals en- 10 flexible q la f6l I'll cana
que crece en- las fBraces vegas del pueblo que
la vio nacer (Guayama.)
ous blanqusimas y belIas manos son Ia
desesperacion de mas lie cuatro pollitas ami
gas suyas.
En- fin; iector querido; empresa ardua So
ria para nj pequena maquina 81 retratar una
p0F una las graeias de mi gentil guayamesa.
Te dire, para conclu.r, que vive en- la calle
del Desengano, esQuina a la Marina.
Que su nombre es el 5e una virgen muy
venerada por la eristiaEdad, que acostunbran
llamarla con una silaba repetida dos yoces;
que su apellido pronunciado al reeves signiica
en- diaIecto catalan muchacha, Ell fin, que no
tiene novio a pesar que hay algunos indiYi-
duos que beben los vientos tras su encantado-
ra personita inclusive.
G.. e. M
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GOMUNICAD DO
DEUDA CUMPLIDA
Sr. EI Arrineado


Muy senor amigo aunque jumas lie tenido
el gusto de conocerle, pecari4 pOr descortes 81
guardara siencio 4 as continues fotograffas, que
Sc ha serydo insertar en- Ia secci6n de COnounicG-
dos de este peri6dico.
Ne hace usted la senalada atenci6n, de ocu-
parse de mi humi;de personalidad, creido sin du-
da, que fuf uno de los concurrcntes al bae de que
usted hace mencon.
70, amigo desconoeido, no soy m'isico nj cosa
que Sc parezca, ) crea usted que me ha confundido
otro.
TEMPO hact que distingo i las pollas que me
compIacf Ell bosquejar, ST antes nolu hice, fu6
porque reseryaha OCCASION oportuna, puesto que
adn no habfan transcurrido tres meses, de la SEN
tida desgfacia de su ito polftico. janis, nuevo
amigo, olvdo la polftica J galanterfa, m6nos
cuando Sc trata de mitad, formada de una
costilla del hombre, 81 hubiese asistdo tai bal
le (qne ignore d6nde tuyo lugariy dfa de la cee-
bracion6 4 todas, todas buen SECURE, amigo
inc6gnito, hubera semhlanzadO.
Pnesto que va consta 4 listed, que nj soy md-
sco III fui de los concGrrentes al bale, cumplida
queda la d6uta, quedando de listed $. 5. G. B. ST.
r.
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Flores y hortaIiza !!

II Que soticiG GgrGdGble, bel5Gs lectoros =
La Nuev0 EsperGnz0, delicoso nomls=f
que es ell del acredtado esGablecmiento -
DON FRANCISCO FONT, Tanca esquina F..
taleza, espera por vapor ". N pjptIIos, pr.t.
cedente de Barcelona, una gran varie,lad
Semillas de flores fnas de hortaliza
Prepared los tiestos, hermosas hijas ,r
Borinquen! Depositad vuestras belisiLas III :.
nos en- la fecunda TERRA preparadla para q
cibir las germenes de las flores europeas i9;sl )
que cuando suEan gallardas y lozanaS, Sc Ii
ran de enYidia al compararse con vuestra s.
mosura
LA CORR EsPoNDENCIA DE PUERTO lsft..
anunciara cuando lleguen las espresadas
mllas. IS
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VAPOR FRANCES

El magnffco vapor correo frances ST, SIMON
de gran poder-3.5OO toneladas-que ademas d.
su rapid6z, reune toda clase de comodidades Ell
sus camaras, saldra de este puerto drectamente
para
SANIANDER HAVRE
81 dia IA de JUNO de pr6ximo.
Los pasajes en- Ia Camara vaen $165 mexica-
nos en- Entrepuente $88 mlc.
Los empleados del Gobierno Mill ares sts
familias, que embarquen para Santander, tie
nen una considerable robaja Ell Ell precio del bi
llete que es la $85 ME.
Los viajeros que des6en aprovechar esta oc4-
sion deben sOlictar su camarote anticipadamentt
y los que vengan de la isa podran aprovechar 81
vapor AVILES que llegari esta e 81 de Junio
Para mas informes dirijirse al Agente pr:n-
cipal JOSE II. SILVA. 30 IL
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Gran Hotel MARINA Ponce

81 que suscribe en- vista de que por al..ti
nos Sc ha hecho correr la voz de que en- sti
acreditadO establecimiento, "a no SO silveu
comidas que ell mismo Sc cerrara de un ,ua-
mento otro, pretendiendo asi eausarle per.
juicio, por la presente hace saber a sus c .l.s-
tantes favorecedores, y al pdbl,co en- general,
que no tan solo son inciertos esos..rumores, Slno
que hoy, como sempre con todo esmero y
solicitud, procurara dejar satisfechas las aspi-
raciones de sus huespedes y abonados en- to-
do cuanto Sc refera al ramo de Hotel, ReStdu-
rant, BG10S d c0neid0S q dOmiciIio.
BM Magnifcos banos frios de duchas Ca
lienUes a todas horas del dia de la noche.
U9Abonos, manutencion por meses a pre-
clos cOnvencionaeS.
Ponce, Mayo 80 de 1891
3O-2 JUAN BOIX.
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ALMANAQUE Domingo Z, III despu6s
lie Pentecost6s. Santos Pedro WistremundO
companeros martires.
EFEMERIDE.-1s39 En- la tarde de este
dia, vi6se que principle i manar aqua natural =
casi nadia salobre, del pozo proyectalo por ell
Gobierno, en- la plaznela de San Francisco.
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ANAGRAMA
ESTO LAER CURA

Con estas paIabras formar 81 nombre y
apellido de una bella y simpatca senorita q
esta CaDital.
Lelfe Gaze
SolueioEes.-D Ia charada Alamo. DE
la fuga Isl tu''corazon hetf-fu6 con fundada
cazon,-un desengano te di di-que mato mi CO
razon.o Del anagrama Maria carreras Del
arpa Carolina.
Las han envlado.-De la fuga Srta. En-
carnacion Tinajero, Estrella de Ia manana Sta.
Belen Pascual, Qneren Itallos, r NJ. Prats, 81
desgraciado, n. Lopez, r. Fiol, A. R. Contreras,
n, Munero, a. Munero, F. Garcia, !. Roca, ?. s.
Yilaran.-Del anagra1na e. Sol del dia, y.
Munero, A. Munero, Ailudio y Sarerrac, F. MI
rabal, EIdesgracia1o. Un deseDganado, Un des-
dichado, Srta. Juanita Miraba, P. 8. Vlllaran,
Del arpa On desengahado, Quieren Itallos,
A. Munero, N. Munero, Srta Encarnaclon Tina
jero, Estrela de la nlanana, 81 Sol del dia.
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Il HZSO

Sc vende 81 Hotel y Restaurant La Auro-
r0 situado en- ell punto mas c6ntrico de la Ca
pital, bien de contado 8 plazos con garantias.
81 que 10 interese dirljase a su duefo Forta-
leza 42.-FY0mciScO RSver0 1912
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to complete. Lo cual me es grato connnicar-
les, quedo de ustedes con el mayor respe-
to alto. s.. S. @. B. IS. MI.
Dy. Juan s. Gatstelb0ndo
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Tabaco en- rama

Sc vende una partida de de Capas y Tripas
y Capas de la Plata. q precios n0dicos Dri-
girse don Luis Sanchez Morales, Cristo nun
IL, altos. 15-11
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Sc VENDE

Por tener que ausentarse su dueno lan
Peninsula, Sc vende Ell aereditado estaheci-
miento de pulperia situado en Ia calIe del Cris-
to ndrnero 8, En- al mismo estahlecjm
informaran IyH
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@ II...s@
81 La accion de embestir atac0r. e Lo quo
abunda en- aqua SO parece a ella. 80 Planta
hortense. 81 Arbusto de flores encarnadas y
aromosas. 10 Pals dro5e. IL Augusta s con
goja del moribundo Leyendo verticaImente
de la primera letra del primer nombre q la
misma del ultimo S nombre y apellido de mi
mas querida amiga.
Maria
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ARPA ACR0STICA
Dedic0d0 d Jas Srtd5. Lttr0.

Lease 10 Luz Iee per
cibimOs antes de saiir III
sol. % Plant;t coloran
to. 81 PrOnombre. ~
Los que estan t,aio un
meridlano y 4 Igual dis
tancia de, ecuador, peru
unos por Ia parte sep
tentrional y otrOs por la
meridional. So La ma
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PROBLEMA

Un comerciante tenia yarios retasos de
pafo uno de 4I5 de yara, otro de 2lS, otro de
6I7 y otro de 3l4 y desea saber cnanto compo-
nen todos juntOs
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sECcToN DE ANUNcIos
MONoGRAMAS
EN- C0LORES Z ALTO RELIEVE

Las personas que deseen papeI timbrado
couartisticos monogramas, pueden aeudir a la
imprenta EI Concrete, Tanea s, dOnde Sc les
haran con economic cuantos trabajos del gene
70 encarguen.
En- la redacci0n de la CORRESPONDENCE
hay de manifesto un lnuestrario. 15-l
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ENTERTAINMENTS
LOGOGRIFO NJMERICO
Dedic0d0 q Ia Srt0. Elisa Cefr0.

AOUOUhLGO ~ MHh1OO
Dedicdd0 d la SYt0. Elisa Cerr0
2 Ndmero romano.-1,7 FL de las ni1as.-6,2,d
Parentesco.-3,8,4,5 FL de Am6riea.-3,5,6 ,6,8, /
Ell 81 campo.-8,4,5,6,2,8 Uualidads- ,2,8,1,3
81 Las producer los pantanos.-7,3,4,2.8,l i Ac-
ciones.-1 1,2,6,2,s Un ej6rcito 10 hace.-4, ,8.4,5
Voz familiar.-4,7,8 Nombre de mujer.-3,2
Nota musical.-5 Vocal-1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 Todo
Sentimiento que inspira la simpatica senorita 4
quien me permito dedicar el presente.
Seneper idem.
FUGA DE VOCALES
A MGnau u de1ic0da dsaai amigo
III. tSoler de San Lorenzo.
D. N. p..bl. n is c.mp.s
Fly l.nd.s frs
C..l br.ll.n is l.mp.s
L.nd.s e.lr.s
I'd. s .ne.nt. N
Pr s. p,.bl. m.
7. Or. tint.
Rio-Piedras. Us. R.dr.g,.s
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Secci6n fllefcantiI
MERCAnO DE I.A CAPITAL.

Agdcar.-sin operacones. Ell tempo llu-
yioso llo pernte las conduceiones.
MicLeS.-Comp etamente inactive ell mer-
cado para exportaci0n.
Cqfa.-sin yariacion. De $243 245 ca
lidad corritnte.
Pop-Abatila III ,leinlnla por 10 abun-
dante. Sc vende de $40 Al los 100 gaIones.
Cantuios Con tirmeza cotiza el Banco CO.
mo sigde:
Londfes odiv, $500
Paris 8 DIV, $l8 por 100.
Estados-Undn 3 div, 81 por 100.
Espana div, "A por 100.
HaI,hna DIV, i por 100
ENTRADA5
Hny no ha teno efecto ningnna de ira
vesia
Vapores Que Sc aguardan:
st, Simon, que saldrd 81 Is para santan-
der.-A5ov0, sali0 e 80 de Li7erpool.-C0 Gaia
lin, saldra Ell 6 de Liverpool.-BMe12OS Hires,
saiio ell 80 de Cadiz.-S SGaotGnderleO, llegara Ell
II . L del actual.
Mercaaos de Ia Isla
MAYAGUEz
CQt9.-Muy limitadas existencias actva
demanda. Gotham de $24 $26 por extremes
de calilades.
Ass1coy.-Ei nl4rcado en- calma. Cot:za-
ci0n nominal ds $23 a So 80 refino ordiEario
M5e2es.-Buena solicitud y SO pagan de
$40 $40 los 10 galones, seg1n clase.
Cster0S. Sc sOStienen de $6 So los
salados
CGnebios.-
Londres, 80 DIV $5-873.
4e NueVa-YOrk, 8 div p2l pOr 100.
Espana, $14 por 100.
PONCE
-Firne de 244 4 $26 por extremos
Hay existencias disponibIes.
Agstc0r.-E -Encallnada la demanda por 10
tanto, la cotizacidn ss nominal: Retino $23
az 85.-Consumo, So 50 Centrifuga "a,
$32a 81.
MieEes.-Flojo 81 mercado: de $22 $28
los 10 galanes por extremes.
C0nsbios. Buena demanda = tendencies q
subir.
Londres 80 DIV, $5-823 4 5-e5.
Espana 8 div $l4 a $I5 por 100
NeW-York, il S2I 4 $22 pOr LOU.
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De Pepe G0rdiZs !:

DC EeU6 UOYWVCS
De noche ell alma suena. Llega ell dia
y despertamos, de sonar cansados,
para seguir sonando, aunque despiertos.
Esta vida es asi, palida mia,
un sueno con los parpados cerrados
y un sueno con los parpados abiertos.
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Vapores Que Sc aguardan !:

ST, Simon, que saldrd el Is para Santan-
der-A1ovd, salio el 80 de Li7erpool.- C0t0-
lin, saldra Ell de LVerpooL-BMeW Hires,
saiio Ell 30 de Cadiz.-S0 S0sataaderjno, llegara Ell
II 8 L. del actual.
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ANAGRAMA
DIANA sUCIY0N

Descomponer este nomble fornar con
sus letras Ell nombre de una simpatica amabls
senorita.
E1 Cltgyo de Cangrejos
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Hoy no hi teni.lo ef.cto ninguna de ira
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70 no enYidio q los reyes, NADIA mas que
por una cosa por 10 bien que comen bien
que el que quiera conner como la Reina Regen-
tie, con il A LA CATALANA, esta al otro lado
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Results of Yesterdays Racing,


At Guttenburg-First race. furlongs-Na-
talie s., 1; Petulcnt colt, 2; Excelenza FLY, s.
Time, 491S. Second race 81 furlongs-Ran-
cocas. 1; Climax 2; White Nose, 8. Time, 1.2l]S.
Third race, 5 furlongs-Dixie, l. Salisbury, 2;
Ecstacy, 8. Time, 1.O21l. Fourth race, 81
furlongs-kenwood, 1; Autocrat, 2: Longford,
8. Time, 1.50%. Fifth race. 1 mile-Black-
thorn, L; Jay Gu Ell 2; Thedosius, 8. Time,
2; Quibbler, 3. Time. LAY.
At Gloucester-First race, II miles-Middle-
stone, 1; Sam D., 2; Capstone, 3. Time, 2l4s<.
Second race, ~ furlongs-Preston B., 1; Lord
Stanley, 2; lakewood. 3. Time, So. Third race.
6 furlongs-Paola, l.; Grafton, 2; Katrina, 8.
Time, LIS, Fourth race, AZ furiongs-Prince
Edward, 1; Defendant. 2; Simon Pure, s. Time,
2; Pliny 8. Time, LAG. Sixth race, ~ fur
longs-Thorns, /; Diergo, 2; Moonstone, s.
At Chicago, Hawthorne track-First race, 6
furlongs-Minnie Gee, 1; Justice, 2; Rival, s.
Time, 1.16. Second race. mile-Silverado.
l; Maud B., 2; .Argenta. s. Time, L43k.
Third race, furlOngsNRuth, l; Fairy Queen,
Q; Zantippa. 8. Time. 1:l6K. Fourth race.
l lie miles-La Bold, L; Barney. 2; Marmosa,
8. Time, 1.50s4. Fifth race, S furlongs-Addie,
1; W. B., 2; Hindoogam, s. Time, LOS.
At Chicago, Garfield Park-First race, fur
longs-Ida Beeswing. /; Oakdale, 2; No Re-
marks, 8. Time, LIS. Second race, / I-l6
miles-Mary Sue 1; Pilgrim, q; Jed, 5. Time,
l.48X. Third race, furiongs-Laks View, 1;
Yale 81, 2; Take Notice, 3. Time, I.2GX'
Fourth race, miles.van Buren,, /; Dons-
race, ~ furlongs-Maggie Labus, 1; Ceverton.
2; Title s., s. Time, IS. Sixth race, I-IS
miles-Osborne, /; Camille, 2; Arundel, 8.
Time, 1.z8.
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He Says It 10 on Record, but Has Neve
Been Accepted and Never Will BE.

He Says II 10 on Record, but Has Never
Been Accepted and Never Will BE.
In his speech at the reunion Of the sixteenth
Maine regiment at Long Island the other night
ex-Commissioner of Pensions Tanner said:
II wish to say this deliberately, that during the
few months bore the title Of commissioner Of
pensions I did nothing for my comrades
through generosity, but legally, and if the
records in the Offices of some officials Of
the United States could be opened it would be
found that threw out over my own signature
the broad challenge to show, if they could, a
single case where 1 acted illegally. The
challenge was never accepted, has not been
since accepted. snd-this / say deliberately
In the presence Of the press-never will be
accepted. have not repented of O single act
OF mine while commissioner of pensions, and
this say deliberately. The right to call down
an improper pension is no less provided for by
law than the other right TO advance pension
unjustly and improperly moderated. j said
then, and say now, that it was q disgrace to
the government to send out the pensions of "a
per month and if had retained Office long
before this would have wiped out the disgrace.
But, my comrades, it is not now as it was when
bullets were flying. Then then earth and the
fullness thereof was not too good for the SOL
der, and yet some Of the critics say: You are
asking for everything"
Corporal Tanner presidential ticket is Blaine
and Alger.