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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
a..n,,,u, ss sele,o

Even the stern business of war has not prevented the exchange of com pliments between military men, and of these none better deserves quota ton than the one paid by Hannibal to Scipio. While discoursing with Scipio on the subject of great mill
 tary commanders he said that Alex. ander was first, Pyrrhus tho second and himself tho third. And where would you have placed yourself If you had yanquished mefr asked Scipio, smiling. Before them all, !" replied Hannibal. London Standalyl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
very ugIy.

John James Heidegger. manager of the opera house in the Haymarket in the times when George was king, one day laid wager with the Earl of Chesterfield that he would not find in all London an ugiier face than his, Aftw long search the earl pro. ducsd . woman of St. Giles who ai first seemed to outvie the manager but when the latter put on the woin ans cap he was allowed to retain the palm of ugliness Al the Year Round.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
c.-.p.r.s,e. In Family s.pp,,s..

&SVRS04s0a tn V 848fsy S4RR4k6o-
 Corporation in the matter of fam fly supplies Is . well worn subject in theory. but why is 1t So little prac- ticedi Its advantages arc neither mythical nor complex, and the con- ditions that are most favorable to . successful and convenient employ ment of the system were never moro prevalent than now. The great facil- ities furnished by the railroads in recent years, whereby business men can conveniently live in the many beautiful suburbs, have induced Q great and constantly increasing mum Der to establish their families in country homes of far moro comfort than anything that could be had in town for anything like the cost
 Where four or five congenini fami- lies, or more. find themselves situated reasonably near one another, they would materially benefit themselves by forming an organization to this end and making 6 great saving of money. time and trouble. System is the one thing needful. Our good housekeeper always makes out her menu for a week4n advance. At the end of the week she either repeats it or makes such changes as taste or the season suggests. This might Do done by . number of families. the gentlemen taking turns in leaving the orders at Q trustworthy place. New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
.Am.r,can- Ma..arhe. m Enrland.

l Isnppose it is not generally men tioned when American gentlemen are by. but there is a miistache known in England as the American This l take to Do one which extends itself down on either side of the lower jaw, whence 1t is combed or brushed or twisted out into prolonged tufts, in close resemblance to the tail of a goat. I confess have seen several American gentlemen so embellished. It is safe to say when they have been in London few days, and have walked about the west end. these pro longations promptly vanish.
 l know just one Enghshman with this sort of mustache-yes, there arc two, and one is a southern coun- try baronet. But they furnish rare exceptions to an overwhelming rule. London Cor. San Francisco Argo- naut.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
ruxifrin. sh. nr&nsh.

we necd c good breath purifier rcady at all times, for an offensive breath is always disagreeahle to the posseasor and to those aasociating with him. If the offensive breath comes from poor teeth have them filled or extracted, and then cleanse them twice 6 day. But the stomach Is tho most frequent source of com plaint This can be remeiied by the use of charcoal. either taken in the term of . tablet or powder. Charcoal is the best purifier that we have. and it sweetans the stomach as well ss counteracting tho bad odor of the breath. This should be taken when ever the breath Is offensive from in- digesaion. This purifes. but it dcas not perfume the hrath.
 Many of the % called breath puri- fien simply saturate tho mouth and throat with perfumery. which is 30 much stronger than the offensive odor that you can only smell the per fumes. This Is not the proper way to make the breath clean and sweet Mixed oios arc never good. But after taking little charcoal, ( harm less perftimery may be taken to give . sweet. clean odor to the breath. Mix together thoroughly . little lmnon juice, sugar, almond oil and rosewater. and stir it in q fresh egg. If this Is beaten up and stirred it makes fine perfume for the breath. It Is harmless also. Yankee Blade
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
NY LAsle.

Ahi wad yc ken uhn ny heart haads dear. Whesc hnnny eyne ere tstar cue eheerf Nc ifhes lover enth come snrsF
 NJ dainty iA'~iel Ny iassia an r,<si thc -elf same h<ses. As toEiihsr NC cit in the iagis neok; She gies me unoay loving it-ck-
 Ay hoany lsssloi Ny ia<-is is iif,l. An an taii-- lifeAs tale si.ss b<zzianiag. shiis [ kea it all.
 hnt tasither we hArk to the Master. e.ii -
 an nsy iss.le, Ay lassie ls winseme tan soasy as welil An iose her more than sny tongue eas t~ik iptAy tAAs we lsas may togither dwell
 an my lAssiel Tor sheis ms Ain wee asslis. ye scc. An that k whS she's sac dear to use. pcsr Lord. ma, wr baith thy glory see--
 sA fny iszssri
 Helen Percy ia 6eo-l Housekeeping.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
Nc Further Incentive.

Opulent Father-in-law--what ails you, Georgei Since you have been married you seem to have lost all your ambition.
 George-Well. you see, sir, I reached tho height of my ambition when l be- came your son-in-law.--Life.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
Inn sonn for That.

..Is Mrs. withers engagedi" asked the caller as he handed his card tn the maid.
 ..Indade she isn't. sorr. l" replied the girl with some indignation; ''suie m Mir. withers do be dead only three months. "-New York Epoch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
A paby with . rail.

The newspapers many years ago had story of boy who was born at Newcastle-on-Ty Tyne with tail about an inch and half long which, when sucking, he wagged as token of pleasure. Popular Science Monthly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-24
rh. Narrowmindeane.s of Nagging.

Inc NArfoWmthdcdness of NASgfhgs
 The dictator is often the last person in tho house who realizes the dis comfort that his system of nagging produces. as such person in the necessities of the case is preemi- nently selfish individual, whose horizon is limited to himself and who only takes in the rest of the world as they arc his and form part in that way of his selfish interests. New York Tribune.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19

cincuenta pesos queda aiempre a Comercio 81
recurso de queja para ante Il Intendencia,
cuando consid que "a penalidad impuesta
es excesiva nc ajustada las prescripciones
de Ley y en- ese case la citada Intendencia
toca hacer uso de Ia prerrogativa que le con-
cede 81 apartado 7o del capitulo 2: tftulo 2" !,
de las mismas ordenanzas que dice: HQue
pnede llamar asf para prOvidenciar cnando sea
menester en- cualquiera asunto que en- las de-
pendencias del raIno se encuentra terminado
en- tramitacion )" 81 este procedimiento 10
hubiese utilizado Vd. en- uso de I'M perfecto de-
recho, estoy seguro que Ia precitada Intenden-
cia 0brando con la rectitud que acostumbra,
hubiese rebajado Ia multa de aeis pesos dicha
la de dos que es minimum que determine Ia
Ley, dada la escasa importancia de la diteren-
cia aludida.
81 Vd. cree atinadas mis- observaciones, re-
cu6rdese siempre de ejercitar el recurso de
queja, cuando haya necesidad de ejercitarlo; y 81
SO estima que convene que el Comercio SO en-
tere del derecho que tiene utilizar ese recur-
SO, ejercitado otras veces, puede publican la
presente caFta.
De Vd. como siempre sffsmo. amigo S. s.
@ B. S. M.-X.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19
Notlcias de Ia Capital

Ell famoso Otel0 de Shakespeare, fu6 la
obra que consumi6 anOche el nOvenO turnO de
abOno. NADIA tenemOs que decir sobre ese
pOema immortal donde pinto el geniO del autor,
con mano segura, ell inferno de los celOs Y Ia
despreoiable TRACTION. Esa obra ha recOrridO
el mundo, el nombre del prOtagOnista ha
servido para designar Ia passion que represen-
ta Els va I'm simbolo.
Los hOnOr6s de ia Velada correspondent
Roncoroni, (Otel0J que estuvo admirable, y
sin decaer un momento del caraoter escapciO-
nal que interpfetaba. Els un artista de con-
ciencia que revela un profundO estudiO del
teatro romanticc, un conocimiento hondo del
corazon humane y un talento extraOrdinari0
para identifcarse con el pensamientO del au-
tor, dar vida real al persOnaje que caracte-
riZa.
La sonora Agelli, bord6 con entusiasmo y
amor el papel dc Ia vfctima, la infeliz Desd6-
mona, tenla momentos subimes, en- que supo
despertar On los espectadores esa emoci6n es
t6tica, que conmueve y trae, haci6ndOles par
ticipar de su pTOpio entusiasmo.
FL odioso Yago, que fu6 perfectamente in
terpretadO pOr Saltarell, que estuvO tOda Ia
noche Ia altura del caracter que representa-
ba. Los demas artistas bien, muy bien, COM
pletandO la ammonia del cuadrO.
El GttregsO, suntuosO y rico. La decora-
oi6n del quint0 act0, revela 81 buen gusto, Y la
propiedad con que la empresa sabe poner las
obras en- escena.
La pieza final Um czGv0 ess zG ceyy0dMy0
mantuvo un buen ratio la hilaridad del pdblico4
Una nOticia para terminar. El simpaticO,
ROncoroni ha aocedldo la demanda de abrir
un segundO abonO pOr solo seis funciOnes.-
! Mile gyGcie SSgn0yei
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19
Carreras & Oompania

Para 10 que pueda cOnvenir, pOnemOs en-
cOnOcimientO de nuestrOs relaciOnadOs y del
pdblico en- general, que seg1n escritura hechs
pOr ante g. nOtario don Juan Ramon Torres, Sc
ha refOrmado Ia firma que en- esta plaza gi-
raba bajO Ia raz0n de AMdreW CGYSer0s u
c., separandose de ella don Pauline Andreu
La casa, que cOntinuara los mismOS negOciOs
que hasta aqui girara en- 10 sucesivo bajo Ia ra-
z0n de CARRERAs c., siendo 1nicos sOci0s
gestores de ella don Juan Carreras, don Maxi
mo Pidal y don Ignacio Rosa1es.-Puerto- Rico.
Il de Mario de l892.-CdryerGs d 90. 8-3
. No ha habido hoy ventas de aadoar en-
competencia On esta Capital.
: Esta anunciada va para mailana la repre-
sentaci6n del gran drama La Muerte CyUil, de.
dicado al ExcmO. Sr. General Lasso con motive
de su santo, por final el juguete comico (que
SO represenJara en- castellano J, Las cerensOs50S
de d. Feztcsto, obra escrita por 81 notable pri-
mer actor senior Roncoroni. FL teatrO estar&
iluminado Ia veneciana, Sc quemaran algunos
fuegos artifciales Sc elevaran diversos glo-
bos en- Ia plazuea de Santiago.
go
gWMARGARIrA (2s edicion), LA ENLUrA-
DA DEL TRANvfA su continuation Ell TEsoRo
DE CoFREst, nOvelas por el DOCTOR FRANCk. SO
tomOs. Los ejemplares sueltos valen: Mar
aGyjt0, so centavos-L0 Esszs4tGd0 del IkG,,vEG
SO centaYos-E1 Tesor0 de CofTes( 81.
s:s
II van dos. Zen dos diasl Ante aver di-
mos noticia de un aecidente desagradable ocu-
rrido nuestro amigo el ST. Boschetti, en- esta
Marina, con IN caro- que le estropeo un pie
Aver tarde Ocurri6 en- la misma Marina OtrO
accidente desagrable. Un caro- que guiaban
Gavino de Ia Cruz y Jose Betancourt, esGrope6
al indivfduo Eusebio Rodriguez Ramos que
recibi6 un rasguno en- "a mano izQuierda y una
herida leve On la rejl6n inguinal derecha, ha-
ci6ndose necesario conducirlO la sala de So
corfos donde tu6 Embellishments auxiliado Dor
el Doctor Puig. Dicen que el Rodriguez Ramos
SURE de reumatismo y que el CARO- que le es.
trope6 fba cargado con cuatro terzones de ba-
calaO Los carreros tueron detenidos puestos
q disposition del Juez c0mpetente.
80
I'm las ofieinRs de LA CoRREsPONDENuIA
Sc venden muy baratos (impresos con gruesoss
oaraCteresl, los anuncios mandados hjar an las
puertas ds Les panaderias, con feoha dal 90.
Irients. Pct disposiclda d. q Alealdla Do eata
Qapitak keAl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19
Ayuntamiento de la Capital


PyiMcsp0les GcWerdOs tOnsGd0s en- la session
del Is de Marco de 1892.
Informar fa7orsblemente las peticiones de
licencia de dos protesores do las escuelas pd-
blicas.
-Disponer la tormaci6n de un expediente
de cr6dito supletorio para impresiones y en-
cuadernaciones.
-Pasar informe de la comisi6n 8. un es-
. critic de Ia Junta local en- que prOpone SO eleve
& la categoria de elemental Ia escuela auxiliar
que dirige 81 senior Boada on Santurce.
-Acordar Ia Suppression del arbitriO sObre
cox en- vista de su escaso producto, tarifa ex-
cesiva molestias que causa al pdblico consul
midor.
-Aprobar el gasto de reparaci6n de cane
rfas de gas en- Ia puerta de Santiago, con mott
70 de IN compOstura de los puentes, impor
tantes $3.50.
-Aprobar otra cuenta de reparaciones de
las ca1erlas aparatos del teatro que monta
38 pesos
Aprobar la cuenta de nuevas cogaduras
para la fachada de la Casa Consistorial, ascen-
dente 247 pesos.
: Obras de GALES en- la semana que as
cienden 40 pesos.
--Pasar informeA de Ia COmisi0n una ms
tancia del contratista de aceras en- que pide
pr6rroga del contrato seguir Ia Obra desde
luego.
-Conceder don Manuel Amador permiso
para hacer ligeras reparaciOneS On una casa de
MADEIRA en- la Marina.
-Acordar por msyoria de votos SO mani
heste 81 seiior Rodriguez que de la cantidad
que tiene on areas municipales, SO destinan
1900 pesos cubrir las fianzas que debi6 pres
tar como contratista de consumes sobre arroz,
garbanzos y cafe en- el pasado ano econ6mico y
cnyas entregas no ha vericadO todavfa On de-
bida forma q los actuales rematistas
-Otros varios de tramitaoi6n y de escaso
inter6s.
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Arecibo, el Sr. D. Santiago Marin, que regressra
ma1lana para la citada villa.

AE6clUOs 81 6I. ~ 0AnOidgO M8Elu, que E0Br6SaFa
ma1ana para Ia citada villa
Para Ia function de gala que tendra lugar
ma1ana en- nuestrO teatro sabemOs que SO es-
tan hacienda grandes preparativOs FL Sr.
Halberstadt ha conseguidO va mas de 800 ban
deras para adornar el edificio; los tuegos ar
tificiales los esta preparando Ell Sr. Carambot
y Ia luz e6ctrica que ha de cOlOcarse serA diri-
jida pOr uu IngenierO. Con ecepci6n de tres
cuatro pers0nas (por question de lutol, todas
las lOcalidades han sidO tomadas de ntevo pa
ra 81 q abono por los antiques abonados.
RDocroR coL1-cruz IS.
Mafana Sc publicara an la Gaceta Official
el anuncio para proveer una plaza de sobrestan-
to 81 de Obras Pdblicas, e programa CORES
pondiente 8 Ia misma.
90
A tOdos DuestrOs amigos y amigas, suscri-
torres lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE, que
reSpOndan al nOmbre de jose JOsef8, Pepe 6
Pepita, les deseamos mil prosperidades STEM
pre- particularmente al celebrar manana su
santO.
Sc estan hacienda los preparativos para
yer 81 es possible que desde pasado mailana,
domingo, puedan partir los trenes del Ferroca-
balache
TCambios que rigen en- la Compafia de
los ferrocarriles de Puerto RicO.-SObre Madrid
dias vista Al p.9-Sobre Paris, dIv173 p. g
-5Sobre Londres DIV 5.95 p.S
go
lie han sido concedidos seis meses de Ii
cencia por enfermO para Ia Peninsula al Pro.
Don Felix BarrOt Penitenciario de esta Ca
tedral.
90
VAPoREs.-El HelvetiG sali0 del Havre
para esta Isla el del corriente.-El Catalan
Sc espera del Is al 16 del actual-El M0NMel0
SO espera del 20 al 81 del eorriente-El SGtetT
nina sali6 de Liverpool el IL del cOrriente con
rumbO este puerto.-El Federico sali6 de San
tander para este puerto ell 3 del cOrriente Ell
BWenOs A6yes ha salido de Cadiz con rumbo
risaO llegara este puerto en- los primerOs dias
puerto de un mOmentO otro prOcedente de
to de Lverpool.-El VerGcrMs sali0 el 10 del
corriente del puerto de Cadiz.-El Ida sali6 de
Liverpool, via Espana, con rumbO esta Isla e
IL del corriente.-El AlGvG sali0 del puerto
de Cuba con destino q Ponce, Mayagiez y Ca
pital el Is del corriente.-El EspG1aG sali6 de
Cadiz directamente para este puerto el 16. del
cOrriente.
TOdas aquellas personas que manden i'm
primir en- esta Tlpografia circulares, anuncios,
invitaciones para bales, desafios de gallos, es-
pectaculos g., g., tendran derecho q que SO les
publique gratis una gacetilla en- LA CORES
PONDENOIA sobre ell asunto de que SO trate, 10
cual representa- una circulation de a]gunos mi
les de ejemplares mas de 10 que Sc publica On
hojas sueltas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19
la espOndencia De Puerlo- Rico.
Vseyses. 18 de Margo de 1892.
FELICITACION

Con motive de ser mafiana sus dias, fell
citamos sinceramente. deseandole todo g6nero
de satisfacciones, al Excmo. ST.. d. jose Lasso,
muy digno GobernadOr General de la PrOvincia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19

aver tarde en- Santurc6 su alma al HacedOr
Supreme el que en- vida fuo apreciable j0ven
ST. d. Jorge Hernandez Tapia hijo de una dis
tnguida familia de esta Capital. A su afiijida
madre asus hermanos va todos sus parientes y
d6udos les enviamos nuestro mas sentid0 pc
same
En- esta Capital sigue c0tizandose cafe ola
SO para Cuba, de $40 q $204 -clases fnos, has
ia $25.
Llamamos Ia atenci6n de nuestrOs leetOreS
hacia el interesante anunciO del BGMcO EspG-
5s0l de Puerto. Rico que publicamos en- Ia Sec
ci6n correspondence.
Registro CsvN.-Ayer Sc hicieron en- este
Registro las inscripciones de los nacimientos
de Rosalfa Isabel Tiz0l y LeandrO Ochart. FL
mismo dia SO hicieron las de las defuneiones de
Manuel Diaz y Genaro. Fanfan y Burgos.
1pgreaaron aver en- = g 81 preside e1tineuir
condena, Alejo Mendez, Francisco Ferrer y
Ramon Alvarez.
Baquero y Gandara
4a ma En- 0.laa Dc 7sa 7sIa Dotealas SO GAIA
Bacalao de Escocia superior en- cajas
de medic quintal $11 az.
Idem g g. de arroba
Mantequilla Danesa legitima marca L
+. Brun, lata amarillo cajas de 100 la eoo
tas de Il POO qq
Cajas de 200 latas de media libra
Recibido por los dltimos vapores de Cadiz
30 cajas C0gnac-Jerez marca Rafael Ro-
nero So GAIA.
25 cajas Ponche Militar marca Rafael Ro-
nero $l13 GAIA.
aos
El domingo pr0ximo 8 Ia de la tarde en-
81 campo del Moro tendra efaoto ell actO de
distribuir Las medallas de Constancia entire los
individuos del Battalion de Voluntarios que
neven is = 10 amos de servicios en- el referido
cuerpo.
go
Aver tarde entrar0n 81 puerto de eata Ca
pital dc Liverpool y eaoalas, 6l vapor nacional
Federico y de Card # el bergantin ingl6s lrN,O
con 343,070 kilos dc carbon de piedra
Cambios en- or Bossco Espdjsog hoy Ma
drid Barcelona 8 DIV, Al p Olo.-Resto dc Es-
pa6a dIv, 5 p0lO.-L0ndres 8 div, $8.05 S.
Paris div, 90 p -Nueva-Y0rk, 3dlv, &221
p pQg0.-Habana div 13a Proc.
.Hsnos taasdo mIeha auate "a seoihil lal
Yialta g nssafss ARlee sealHe Agsata Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19

Completeness un amigo nuestro, compe.
tente On la materia de que Sc trata, publicando
la siguiente carta:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-19
II Resurrection de Z0 s0Zud u

Los tisicos asmaticos los que padecen
de bronquitis, broncorreas, demas afeccio-
nes de las Was respiratorias. Los que se RES
frian con frecuencia los que padecen de ton
7 ronQuera, deben curarse con ell JARABE BAL.
SAMICO AL GUAYACOL del
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-06
Should Eat Quaker Oats.

We should eat to live, not live to
eat. The simple grain foods are
the most healthful; the best grain
is the oat; the best preparation of
the 0at is Quaker Oats.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-06
MONMOUTH PARK.
LOcohatchee and Demuth Win
the HandicaDs.

MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK, July
5.-Ihe grand stand and betting ring
were comfortable places to move about
i'll this afternoon, yesterdays vast throng
having been succeeded by crowd we'll
within the 1000 mark. The sport lacked
exciting features. Each of the six
events was taken by the winners in
commanding STYLE Pierre Lorillard's
Locohatchee won the HackensaclS han
dicap. after standing a drive from start
to finish. by four lengths in :4O1.
Demuth captured the Long Branch
and won handily by two lengths. his
time for the mile and quarter being
2:07. The outer circular course was
used, The bookmakers had bad day
All the winners were heavily backed.
g. Ahout2 o'clock several Law and Or
derbfficers notified President A. F.WaI-
colt, Secretary Ii. q. Crickinore and
Starter James Rowe that they were UNI
der arrest, charged with unlawtulIy
maintaining gambling house. The
three prisoners were taken before a
justice of the peace sitting at Oceanport
and released in 800 each, BOOkmaker
Lucius Appleby becoming their surety.
The arrests were made so quietly that
the fact did not leak out until late in
the afternoon. None of the bookmakers
were arrested.
First race trathmeath III, Coving-
ton. even, won in agallop by length; Merry
Monarch, iD4, Simms Z to 5. second, whip
ping; st. Anthony. 1U7, Sloane. 8 to /, third.
Time, :4oS4.
Second race. six furlongs-Eagle Bird, I13,
Littlefeld to =. won easily; Delury, I13.
Taral, to .. second by head, whipping;
Jeanetta Nj, liz, Sloan. 2 to l, third lime,
1:I6
2 Third race, the Hackensack handicap mile
-Locohatchee, LID, Hamilton, & to 5, won,
driving; Mars. 1906 Li,tletild 3 to 1, second
by head. whipping; Hamilton. 81. c. Evans,
- to !. third. Time, 1:iGl4.
Fourth race. Long Branch handicap, mile
and a quarter-Demuth, lbs, Dogget, to 1,
won by two lengths. driving; Raceland, 126
Taral, II to 5. second, whipping; Judge Nor
row. 1a0. Z to 5. third Time 2:01
Fifth race, six furlongs-Waleott 1I3, Lit
tletield, 5 to ,, won in drive; Yemen, IO6,
hamilton, to :, second. whipping; Milt
Young, 1l3, simms TO /, third. Time, I:i4
Sixth race, five furlongs-Thistle colt, 104,
Simms, = to l. won easily; Museovite, 107, W.
Midgley, to /, second driving; Lindsay, 90,
DeIehanty, so to /. third. Time, o.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-06

PART L.
March Third Z. s. Infantry" SOusa
OVerture-"True Pictures of the
North and South" .... Bendix
Waltz-"Woman's Love" ........... Fahrbach
Polka-..Mountain Life Strauss
Curly-Headed Coons'' ........ .Lansendean
"Mulligan Guard Parade" Braham
German Military Tattoo. Saro
PART IL.
March-sElks Festival 49,. Holiday
Observation-Disclosures Medley. Catlin
Waltz-'.Sabre Las Olas'' Rosas
Serenade-''rhe Soldiers Dream. -. Ripley
La Reine de Saba" . Gounod
"Cavalleria Rusteana'' .Mascagni
song and Dance-"Pretty Little -
Claire" Claus
"Dragoon's Call'' Eiienberg
But two regular events are scheduled
for today, SO it is certain that the rae
Ing will be over by 6 o'clock, whereas it
continued until nearly last night aud
the night before. Besides the regular
events. the 2:37 trotting race, four heats
OF which were marked up yesterday,
must bedecided today. Following are
the entries for the two regular events:
TROTTING 2:4o CLASS
Monroe Chief b h. No. sra bv Mambrino
Patchen, dam by Hambietonian 10; Georg &c
G. Raymond, It. Paul Mimi.
Humboldt. b h, by Archer's Almont; V. L.
Shuler, Minneapolis, Mimi. j..
Atalanta, b M, by j. w. Combs; Robert
Zachnow. Litehfield, Mimi 20
Belle Rouse, br m. By Bruno; E. Hand,
WATERFOWL. n. d. tHl
Para llel, br h, by Harold j.; F. W Burns.
LIE Mars. 10. Il,
Actress. g N. by Arcadian; b. j. Sawyer,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Jim. g g.; A. n. Gray, Minneapolis, MINI.
Athelete. G, by Athlete; d. W. Wepster.
Dccorah, IO Gl-
PACING, 2:a4 CLASS ~
Lena Wilietts, br III, by Ferguson ;'B. j.
Sawyer. Minneapolis z
Prince Mack. ch G. by. Logan's Hanble-
Bonnie Wilkes Jr., bl m. by Adrian Wilkes;
Samuel Simpson, Minneapolis. -,
Tartar Chief CHI g, by Caledonian Chief: j.
Ii. McClay. minneapolis. :. u ;.
Drelincourt h. by Ham brines V. Il.
Shuler. Minneapolis. = q
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