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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

Ell domingo pasado con motive de la invita-
ci6n que en- LA CORRESPONDENCE hizo nuestro
amigo don Pedro E. zamoraDo, Sc reunio buen
ndmero de los individuos que componen la colo
MIA de castellanos nuevos viejos residences en-
esta Capital, atentos al lamamiento que les hicie
ra el Centre Golego, para acordar 10 conveniente
la celebration del patron Santiago, unanime
mente y con entusiasmo se@prob6 la proposition
del dicho Zamorano de que. nombrase una Co
mission que de acuerdo con ell referido Centre
Gollego, gestionarse 10 conducente para contri-
buir al mejor exito de la precitada fiesta Que
daron nombrados miembros de la Comision: don
Julian Sevillano, don Gabino Martinez don Fran
cisco Perez don Manuel Caneja don Manuel
Pulgar Alfonso (Tesorero) Pfesente una comi-
sion del Centre GaUego de la que formaba parte
nuestro amigo don Vicente Ozores Neira este Sc
expres6 en- terminos honrosfsimos para la colonia
castellana, contestandole con frases de afecto ell
sefior Macho Moreno La reunion termin6 con
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enthusiasts vivas Espafa, al Rey y al Goberna-
dor General, que es natural de Castillo.

vapores que Sc esperan -El Parthion, de la
Isla, Sc espera de un momento otro.-S. Simon
en- viaje para Europa, de Haity Puerto Plata
negara el 17.-E Julia Sc espera del 30 al 81
de La Habana ruta.-El Nsceto salio de Liver
pool Ell del corriente-El Ramon de Herrera
llegara de la Habana Pto. Plata del l9 al 20 de
este mes.-El 80 de este mes saldra para este
puerto de Liverpool ell vapor Enas1iamo-El espa-
mol Juan Forg0s llegara hacia Ell l9 del corriente
procedente de Barcelona escalas.-El Is saldra
de este puerto ell CotGtu1a-El 10 del actual sa-
no de Canarlas para este puerto el espa1ol Condo
Wgredo-El ingles Calobraa sali6 de Nueva- York
ell 8 del corriente
Nora Publicamos las entradas diarias de vapores
cuando estas tenen lugar antes de
DE, hora que empieza compaginarse LA CoRREsPoN
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NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

El sabado l6 del actual, tendrA lugar en-
nuestro teatro escogida function a benefcio
de nuestro amigo Ell distinguido galan joven don
Antonio Sanchez Pozo. En- la dicha function to-
mara parte principal la aplaudida Compafia del
senior Roncoroni, ,~que, peticion de muchas per-
sonas, repetira la preciosa comedia titulada Du-
rand y Durand. Sc pondran en- escena dos lin
das zarzueltas que seran desempenadas por la
senorita Pagani los sefores Sanchez Pozo y
Toldos y los esposos Roncoroni Hay mucha ami
macion para esta soiree bastantes localidades
solicitadas. Estas Sc venden La Palma y en-
la casa de don Julio Lopez. Los aplaudidos es-
pesos Roncoroni recitaran papeles en- castella-
en- la zarzuela Los C0rboneros.
En- Ell comunicado de don Antonio Anqueira
que publicamos aver, al citar los nombres de algu-
nos sehores, Sc dijo doctor Hernandez de la Caro-
lima en- vez de Fernandez, Jmenez y Jimenez en-
lugar de Jimenez Cruz de Caguas, y don Rafael
del Vale de Aguadilla en- lugar de Arecibo. Que
.da heeha la aclaracion para que asi conste.
Cambios del Banco Egpanol, fijados en- la of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de La
tarde:-Espaia Il pS-Londres, DIV, 6-273
27a ap pS.-Habana, DIV, l6 pS.
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Los senores Trigo Cividanes y Ca, sociedad
en- comandita establecida en- esta plaza, Sc han
servido participarnos que por vencmiento del con-
trato social ha quedado disuelta la referida frma
quedando la iquidaci6n cargo de una nueva
casa que ha fundado bajo la raz6n de C1v1DA-
MES Co S. en- c., de la cual forman parte, como
gestor don Florindo Cividanes Alvarez como
comanditarios don Jose Maria Gonzalez Civida-
nes# don Manuel Alvarez Vicente don Celestino
Villamil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

Contin1a enfermo de CANA, nuestro amigo ell
senor Power, dignfsimo administrator de esta
Aduana. Y prop6sito: hemos tenido ocasi6n
de visitar en- estos dias la dicha Aduana de ad-
vertir que, realmente, terrible ell trabajo
que Ell movimiento que ALI hay, tienen
empleados. Ell personal es de por 81 escaso para
ell servicio hay unos siete 4 ocho empleados
enfermos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

La colonia francesa de esta ciudad Sc propo-
ne celebrar dignamente la memorable fecha del
II de Julio, aniversario de la toma de la Bastila
por ell pueblo de Paris. Al efecto, ell se1or Con.
sui de Francia en- esta capital recibira sus ma
cionales los amigos de su pals, ma6ana las
ocho de Ia misma
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css.g!a. 1. !tasct / ?vs'se-R.s.

l. occasion dega Fete Rationale du Il Juliet M. Ce
ier recevra jeud matn de 10 heures COnsuat les
membres de la Colonie Francase ans que les ais de la
FranceHay sello)-Le chancellor SIT. FMIPPI. SO
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Sc han acercado & esta redacci6n varios CO.
merciantes detallistas supicandonos que lame
mos la atencion del sefor Alcalde acerca de los
muchos abusos que Sc venen cometiendo por va
rios vendedores ambulantes que, sin estar autori-
zados para clio, contraviniendo al bando del
senior Alcalde, Sc dedican la venta pdbhca de
varios artfculos, tales como petroleo habichuelas
otros sin que hasta la fecha, que sepamos, la
polc1a haya intervenido en- hacer cumplir ell re-
petido bando y perjudicando sobre manera los
que estando matriculados la tarifa correspon-
diente pagan sus contribuciones al Estado al
Municipio.
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TATENoI6N AoUf-Se prohibe en- absolute
hacer visitas los operarios de esta Imprenta
Tipografa las horas de trabajo. Son conta-
das las horas de labor y los operarios no pueden
distraerse conversando sin menoscabo del buen
servicio del establecimiento. 100
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Don Jos

Don Jose Soto, vecino de la calle de la Luna
n1mero g. Sc ha encontrado en- los bahos de mar,
cerca del Matadero, un reloj y una moneda, que
esta dispuesto devolver al que pruebe ser su
dueho.
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& Aa14OS 11aI
fl. RNaEScIle2eOENT.

SAN JUAN. - p. r. = FORTALEZA At
Acaba de recibir surtido complete de magnifcos
PIANOS ALEMANES los vende precios sumamente mo-
dicos. 3-2-s = 121
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Segdn nuestras noticias, no es ciertc que al
senor Can6nigo Canejas, Sc le haya condenado
10 dias de arresto por ell Juzgado municipal como
aver dljimos. La sentencia solo 10 condena 55
pesetas de multa mitad de costos Ell condena-
do a 3 dias de arresto 35 pesetas de multa mi
tad de costas es Ell senor Carrion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

Aver Sc inscribieron ell Registro Civil de
esta Capital los nacimientos de Jose Trinidad
Correa y Hernandez Cruz Rodriguez la de-
function de Pho Chico ..Soler
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

ST sufre usted de fatigas, de consecuencias
de la grippe, de tos revelde de cualquiera afec
ci6n del pecho, pruebe los preparados balsamicos
al Guayacol del doctor Rodriguez Castro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

Ell sehor Romero Robledo protector de las
letras del periodismo. Por los 46 kilos de pa
pei importados de los Estados Unidos que antes
pagabsmos $3 pagaremos en- 10 sucesivo con los
nuevos aranceles pesos espanoles. Y. LA
CORRESPONDENCE, seguira vendiendose chavo
por barba!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14

) Ha cesado en- sus negocios Ia casa que en-
esta plaza giraba bajo la razon de Manuel l..
Aguiar, sustituyendola la sociedad comandita
establecida con la firma de Aguaor, Dtaz q Ga, de
la que son socios gestores don Carlos R. Aguiar
y don Arturo Dlaz, y comanditarlo don Manuel
L. Aguiar, farmaceutico establecido en- Hato-
grande.
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Premios mayores de Ia Loterfa Nacional d

Premios mayores de Ia Loterfa Nacional de
Ma rid verifcada el 20 de JUNO pr6ximo pasado:
Premio de 100000 pesetas, 62OO.-Premio
de 25O,OOO pesesas, 5864.-Premios de 125,0OO
pesetas, l5O5.-Premios de 10000 pesetas 3577,
1895, 4668-Premios de 10000 pesetas, 1853,
1922 1921, ll455, 35o2.-Premios de 1910 pc
setas 4637 7le4, $500, 44OO, lll58, lOo22 y
1850
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Llamamos la atenci6n de de nuestros lecto-
res hacia el anuncio de dos titles especffcos que
que Sc ofrecen en- la Farmacia de don F. Gallar-
do de esta Capital, cuyo anuncio publicamos en-
la seccion correspondents
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RSe necesitan dos appendices de tipografos
con alg1n conocimlento en- ell ofcio. Informaran
en- las ofcinas de LA CORRESPONDENCE 80
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Nueva Panaderia,

El microbes proximO 13 del cOrriente abrr
gran panadera la cae de la Luna de prope
dad de don Miguel Sengesen la cual due1os los
res FIGUEROA y MARTINEZ Sc proponen eaborar pan
con la meor harina venderlo preco sumamente modico
Sepalo ell vecindaro que pan bueno ben
hecho barato. Los senores FIGUEROA y MARTINEZ
los propetaos de la panadera Nuevo Arancel de la
cae de San Sebastian nicio rebaia prscio
que cobraba por este Julio IL
1892
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Sc han vendido hoy en- competencia en- esta
Capital 1872 sacos azdcar San Pedro clara, SO.
76 comprados por J. I. Silva l9 bocoyes idem
San Amtomio 1882, comprados por Lopez vi.
llamil Ca
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Los iniciadores de la ASociaca6Ya de Ia J1svea.
ttd Latsrarso nos manifestan que han fjado ell dfa
veinte del corriente para La celebration de La pri
mera Junta general de dicha sociedad, que tendra
lugar en- los salones del Ateneo Puertorrique6o,
los y de la noche-En la referida junta Sc discu-
tira y aprobara ell reglamento por que habra de
regirse La Asociacion.-Aquellas personas de la
Isla que adn no hayan manifestado su adhesion
deseo de pertenecer a La sociedad, quieran ha-
cerlo, deberan signifcar su conformidad antes de
dicho dia, nombrando al propio tempo un repre-
sentante para la Junta general-Deseamos ell mas
lisonjero exito en- su noble empresa los jovenes
iniciadores de tan laudable proyecto.
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Ieaaa ash Sc desea alquilar buena
AHHSE ESLu, ,111para familia que game so 90 pesos
As""W S"s0p de alquiler al mes. Informaran
II las Oficinas de L A CcRRESPcNDENCI4
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Segun nos dicen de Madrid en- carta uu

confrma ell Dtarto de Sesaones, al seflor Moya,
diputado por Ponce, Sc debe que el tabaco de
Puerto Rico pueda introducirse en- Cuba ibre de
derechos y que este Ateneo Sc le hayan asigna-
do siete mil pesos de subvencion. Ell senior Moya
fue de Ia comlsion ejecutiva que representa-
Puerto Rico en- la question de los az1cares,
pesar de los esfuerzos que hizo, no pudo lograr
nada. Pero protest6 contra 10 dispuesto. El
mismo sehor Moya Sc ocup6 con interes de yer 81
possible suprimir la apicaci6n de los aranceles
de esta Isla aunque no pudo lograrlo, obtuvo
del senor Romero Robledo la promesa, con auto
rizaci6n de hacerla p1bica, de que ST le haclan
reclamaciones que pudieran considerarse justasI
serian atendidas en- Ell acto.
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A los senores don J. Antonio Rodriguez,
don Felix j. Vega, don Heracio Garcia Fuer-
tes dona Rosalla Graxnena de Garcia, les roga-
mos pasen recojer las targetas que mandaron
imprimir en- esta Tpograffa, que hace dfas es-
tan hechas 3-2
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V De la reunion de La colonia castellana resi-
dente en- esta Ciudad de que damos cuenta en-
otro lugar; surgio la idea de fundar un Centro
Castellano, acordandose nombrar una iunta orga--
nizadora, Ell objeto de que estudiase la forna
que debfa establecerce la dicha sociedad, V
dictase las bases de su reglamento.-La iunta or
ganizadora la componen, don Alberto Regdlez,
presidente don Pedro E. Zamorano vice-pres1-
dente; don Juan Pulgar Alonso don Juan Ma
cho Moreno, don Casimiro Heras, don Jose F.
Botas, don Santiago Hitas D Guillermo Garcia
= vocalesD. Antonio Navarro, d V1ctoriano Mar
don Francisco Perez, don Julian Sevillano SUI.
plentes- don Vicente Mora, Secretario
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-25

The half mile run, in the absence OF w.
c. Dohm, should furnish n great race be-
tween T. b. Turner, NJ A. c.; II. Bill
ings, Jr., n. Y. A. c., and w. II. Morris,
the colored runner Of the Y. M. G. A. OF
Philadelphia. Stewart Winslow, n. Y. A.
C., should he compete, may also be near
the leaders at the finish.
Turner, / think, will win the race, but
Billings will give him great argument,
and II Turner starts in the quarter may
beat him. Morris may furnish surprise,
but he rarely runs well away from home.
Tommy Connect seems 10 have mort
gage on the one mile run. lie should win
easily. A. Is. George, OF the nj. a. c., il
he starts, should be second, and j. A.
Reid. Of the same club. third. Connects
mile will, think. tire him enough 20 en-
able Willie Day, Of the New Jersey A. c.,
% win the five mile event. Should Con-
ref, however decide to leave the mile TO
one Of bis clu bmates, the five mile would
be almost toss up between him and the
little Jersey man. Connect IS in my opin-
lon, slightly the better. Keefe, OF the
Xavier A. A., nsy be third.
I. Sherman, Meeks, Nicoll and Letson
should be the order In the one milo walk,
providing all these men compete. In the
thiss mile walk Nicoll, who represents the
- ~ Ca kesmS n h&ye Tia best shAno~
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Things Worth Knowing.

It is worth knowing that fine man
hers to set perfectly must be worn con-
tinually If put on for company use
Dnly they will be sure to betray the
wearer by their awkwardness.
1t is worth knowing that many of the
best housekeepers in the country are
very poor homekeepers. The reason is
plain. They spend all their time house
keeping and have no time left for home
keeping.
1t is worth knowing that Henry Ward
Beecher once said that the man or wom-
an who has come 70 that point where
he or she is content ought to be put into
coffin. for the thoroughly contented
person can learn no more.
1t is indeed we'll worth knowing that
the most effective weapon on this earth
is silence. and that God so constructed
the human month that it could close as
well as open. If the simplicity of this
mechanism were only better understood,
do you not think there would be fewer
heartaches, more sincere friendships and
fewer divorces? do.
Mrs. FRED FIELD.
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lation and pronunciation. the sweet, true
infections reminded one of the actors on
the stage of the famous Theater Francois
in Paris The Shakespearean quotation
was given in manner thrilling and power
full, making the audience wonder how
slender girl could possess such force.
But the wonder became less when they
remembered the name on the programme
Lily Hollingshead, granddaughter of
James f. Murdoch, one Of the greatest
American Hamlets Of his generation.
A little later Miss HOllingshead electri-
fed even that audience Of elocutionists by
her rendering of the great chariot race
scene in "Ben-Hur." She has received her
dramatic and Evolutionary education from
her grandfather himself, who now At
eigAty-three years of age takes as keen an
interest in his fayorite hobby-the training
Of the American voice-as he ever did. He
will not listen for a moment TO the asser-
tion that Americans have naturally less
musical voices than the English or any
body else. In the girls voice the very
tones Of her famous grandfather reappeat
at times. Mr.. Murdoch and his family
now reside at Cincinnati. The young
lady's career as o public reader began in
Boston She loves her work enthusiastic
ally, and has already achieved an envi-
able success.
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Will. Mcehs, II His old bone. will stand

while Mceks, II his old bones will stand
two hard races In day, may take second
for the Columbia A. G.
Bicycle races are always uncertain
events. II Arthur Zimmerman and W. +.
Murphy, Of the n. Y. A. c.. and p. j.
Berlo, George f. Taylor and Willie Win
die, Of the NJ. A. c., all compete in the two
mne event. the contest will be- n notable
one. Zimmerman. Taylor Windlc and
Berlo are all riding very well, but Murphy
has been III and is in such poor form now
that it ia doubtful Il he will be able to
make a showing worthy of himself.
IfC. s. Reber, the holder OF the worlds
record for the running broad jump, goes
east to compete. he has the best chance 10
win in his event A. +. COPELAND however,
will be very close behind and jumping
is so uncertain game that 10 would not
be surprising il either Golf, NJ. a. c.;
Schwegler, n. Y. A. c., or Puffer. NJ. A
c., won.
II. II. Morrell. n. Y. A. c.. seems the
most promia.ng candidate for the low
hurdles and A. +. COPELAND for the high.
COPELAND should he second over the low
sticks, with Schwegler third. Schwegler
race, with Victor Harding, NJ. A. c., be-
tween him and the winner.
Alva Sickerson, n. Y A. c., will prob
ably not come up to his old form in the
high jump for the reason that he strained
tendon recently In that case the con-
test should be between Sweeney, Of the
Xavier A. A.; d. Long, Boston A. A;
Edwards, N. j. A. c.. and GoG, M. A. c.
The finish may be In any order among
these men, though 1 fancy Sweeney for the
first place.
Luce, of the Detroit A. c., has an ex-
cellent chance TO win the pole vault II
neither Baxter nor Ryder completes for the
n. Y. A. c. Casey and Zach Cooper may
be the place mea.
Ono need look no farther for the winner
OF the shot putting contest than George X.
Gray, N. Y. A. c. Gray's brother, Joe,
should be second II he completes, and Bar
rett. of the Xavier A A, or Mitchell, y.
Y. A. c., third. Mitchell will be in the
hammer throwing contest and will prob
ably smash the record.
Queckburner, Of the NJ. A. c., II he com
petes, may take second, although Clan
mini. of the n. Y. A g., is throwing in ex-
celent form and may upset calculations
Mitchell ought also to win with the BE-
pound weight, but Coughlin will be close
behind. Quechburner may be third.
No prize is offered this year to the club
scoring most points, but the competition
between the y. Y. A. G. and NJ. A. {. will
not for this reason be less bitter.
WALTER c. DoHM.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Charles T. Vincent has nearly finished
'0iiss Dixie" the play in which Patti Rosa
will star during the present season.
George Denham, the veteran comedian,
will be a member of THE Prodigsl
Father" company.
Edwin Cleary has gone to Cairo, Egypt,
where he will attempt to give season o.
comic opera in English next winter.
Oscar Wilde has confirmed the report
sat he will visit New York during the
winter, when his play, Lady Winder-
mero's Fam" is produced.
A company Of japanese actresses are
preparing to make tour Of Europe
Billee Barlow, the sprightly actress, who
has been in Australia for long time, has
gone 70 England.
"Widow Murphy's Goat" is the alluring
title of play which recently received its
first presentation In Bethlehem, Pa.
The new play which Augustus Thomas.
author Of alabama" has just finished for
Manager Charles Frohman, will probably
be called Surrender"
Mrs. Leslie Carter will star in "Tbe
Heart of Maryland" the play which David
Belasco has written for her. should the
new Audran-Boucheron operetta not prove
successful.
The Metropolitan opera house, New
York, which was seriously damaged by
fire recently, will be rebuilt at once, proba-
bly upon much broader scale of magnif-
cence.
Stuart Robson has returned from Eu-
rope. His only modern play during the
coming season will be ''Thc Henrietta"
"The Operator" sensational melo-
drama, WAS recently produced in Newark,
N. j., with the Newell brothers as twin
stars.
Sarasate, who has been termed Ole
Bulls successor. has received the cross Of
the Legion of Honor.
It is said that there arc more actors and
actresses without employment just now
than ct any time during the past dscadA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-25
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX TELLS HOW
TO PLEASE THE WOMEN.
She Shows why Bores, Eoors, Cynics
and Cranks Are Not Popular with the
Fair sex--six Forms Of Objectionable
Conduct.
copyright. 1892. by American Press Associa-
tion.l

o MATTER how strong
and self reliant q man
may be, he likes TO
know that he is popu-
lar with women. He
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always the most important athletic event
Of the year. To make the games truly
national In character the Amateur Ath-
leiic union holds them each year In diff
ferent parts OF the country.
The first meeting was held In Detroit in
1888. and since then the championships
have been decided at Travers island, New
York: at Washington and at st. Louis re-
spectively. Next years meeting will be
held ut Chicago in connection with the
Worlds fair.
While this fails meeting promises, as
usual, to be interesting nothing startling
IN the way Of record breaking is likely to
occur excepting in the weight throwing
contests The rivalry between the New
York and Manhattan Athletic clubs will
prevent possible record breakers from do
ing their best IN any one event in order
that they may reserve their strength to
score points IN other contests.
The championship programme includes
seventeen events as follows: One hundred
and 200 yards dasheS; quarter, half, one and
five mile runs; one and three mile walks;
100 and 300 yards hurdle races over IT.
in. and It. 6 in. hurdles respectively;
Gwo mile bicycle race; running broad and
running high jumps; pole vaulting; put
ting l6-pound shot, and throwing l6-pound
hammer and 56-pound weight.
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Much interest Is manifested IN the out
oone Of the 100 and 900 yards races. Harry
Jewett, Of the Detroit Athletic club, was
credited In July with running 100 yards at
Cleveland in - seconds. Three watches
agreed on this time. but l doubt whether
a was correct. Certainly Jewett will be
doing more than is expected Of him in the
.sst n he covers the distance fairly in 10
seconds. That Jewett will win both
sprints seems certain. as none OF the east
ern athletes now in training can show
faster than 1O[ seconds for the 100 yards
dash, or % 9-5 seconds for the go yards
event. Luther Cary, the princeton De
mon" has retired, and Swayne, Yale's
wonderful young sprinter, is abroad. Tho
race for second end third places in the
100 seems 10 lie between COPELAND, Of the
Manhattan Athletic club, and Lee and
Vredenburgh, Of the New York Athletic
club. Lee, think. is the best Of the
shree In the 90 Vredenburgh, by reason
Of his superior strength, should beat Lee.
The quarter mile run. barring accidents
will be won in tho easiest manner by W.
&. Downs, Of the New York Athletic club.
The heartbreaking races Of last fall be-
tween Remington. of the Manhattan Ath-
letic club, and Downs, are still remem-
bered Remington, however, has retired,
and this gives Downs virtually walk
over. T. B. Turner, NJ A. c., should ne
compete, win be second, and Lyons, New
York Athletic club. ought to finish third.