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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20
Will HOLD OUR GOLD.
secretary Foster Determined 20 MIaintais
tho reserve md WIN sell nonds " Nee

secretary Foster Determined 70 Mnintain
tho reserve and WIN sell Ronds n Nec-
eesnry.
WASHINGTON, Dee 90 Secretary OF
the Treasury Charles Foster expressed
himself freely TO 4 reporter respecting
the alarm felt In financial circles over
anticipated large gold exports He
said he looked upon. the situation not
simply as a spectator awaiting his re-
tirement from office
~ am secretary Of the treasury" he
said, "and will not be relieved until the
4th of March next My duty will be
performed in the interest Of the public
welfare rs vigorously as II my time
were not soon to end. Every resource
at my command will be awaited Of 10
preserve the gold and silver. as am
commanded by law"
"How about the reserve In the treas
ury2"
mo one can obtain gold from the
treasury without paying money for IT.
can recoup the gold. There is also tho
right vested in the secretary Of the
treasury to sell bends, II necessary, to
maintain the gold reserve. The treas-
| ury situation as TO the cash balance is
such as to permit the free use Of cash
received for gold to again obtain the
gold"
"will the gold reserve DO main
tained?r
TT will be-"
I This was stated with the utmost em-
phasis II firmly believe that with the
resources Mt the command Of the de-
partrnent shall not be seriously ern-
barrassed In more than maintaining II
/ recommended to congress In my an
nual report that the reserve be increased
from 500, 000, 900 TO sia5, ooo, 900. "
As the secretary's report was pre-
pared before the present abnormal
drain Of gold to Europe started, Score
tary Foster reasonably claimed credit
for fully anticipating the present pres
snre. and taxing al precautions 70
meet It
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

IVOUR wife would appreciate a handsome
damask table CLOTH and a dozen OF nap
kins to match. You will find great quantity at
Rmmert & Fierys. Either In pattern or BY the
yard, also some lovely tray covers at great
bargain.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

7 YOU want to make present of q handsome
dressor coat goto Emmert q Fiery, great
variety Of the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
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|AfID Winter Excursion. 800 genuine 50 Seal
| H Mufs for 81 so, EUGENE e. HERRING next
door Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Emporium.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

|VOU will find great variety Of Handker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves at Emmert u Fiery,s
they have loads Of pretty things for their holi-
hay trade.
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|NoLLAPsEDi Collapsed Old Kris Kingle
H has succumbed with his entire load ut @. p.
'fiERRIxe's Toy Department, up stairs, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

GONE merchants let their lines Of staple goods
- run down in order to lay In stock Of toys,
dolls. etc, for the holidays-not 50 with Rmmert
4 FIERY for their largest trades isin dress goods
and coats. Tney carry these lines full 50 that
You'll find IN a. great q variety In their dress
goods as yod did early in the season and their
assortment o. coats was never better.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

NOR RENT Ofices occupied for 8 years BY
|F Dr. Day Possession given April Il 1893.
AMY Al this once. 49, N i'm.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

KILMERS China Hall on King street, 70
n beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

DUBLIC SALE of nice lot l viii offer at
public sale December "a, 1902, In front Of the
9Grt; House at 1,o'clock, Lot No. Il, In Bender's
addition 10 the town Of Martinsburg, being the
p adjoining Thos. Gregory's house on the east
de. Size 30x160, fronting on Race street, 20 IT.
Hey at the rear. Less than half a square from
u easy terms r. A. WIcKERsHAM.
l26t cod
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nID you see the nice toys Mrs. -- has,
IL Well, never mind, she bought them a.
Browns Kris Kingle's headquarters.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

MID Winter Excursion. 500 genuine S8 Seal
wi Muffs for $1.50 EUGENE E.HERRING next
oor Geo. Mann,s Tonsorial Emporium.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20
Make max KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
situations, Help Wanted For Sale, For Rent, Lost,
Pound, straysd or Stolen, To Buy, Bell
or Exchange Make it Known.
Est AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

u,gE Musical Instruments at Burdette's are
inc. 20 there and examine them. They
make magnificent Xmas gifts.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

MID Winter Exeursion--50O genuine So Sea-
vi Muffs for $i.50, EUGENE E.HERRING next
oor Geo. Mann's Tonsorial Art. Emporium.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

AVlNG anticipated large trade this winter
on underwear we bought with that Idea in
" mind and have double the stock we ever had
el9re at prices that are down even lower than
lowest, justthink Of good ladies vest for
PC. EuMRRT q FIERY's
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

eE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
i, Snd Glass, from IS cents to $3.a6 at d. M.
MINERS, on King street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-20

TRUNK SALE.-Great Slaughter Sale Of
Trunks, think of good Trunks only $1.9e at
". HRRRINGS Cash House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09
Amateur Baseball REGISTER.

Among the many amateur clubs in this city and sur.
rounding places the following anxious to arrange
games The list includes a number Of Junior organza-
lions whose players average from 10 to 20 years:
Monitors Of Lafayette Jersey City-wiI play Sunday
Have next sunday open 4. Drickshsse. bs Iiailaday
Echoes OF Rrooiiyn-Have few dates to all July
P rarti cuary. with teams OF II year.oid PLAYERS
stephen b. Cornell. Secretary % Edert street. Brook
Alert Baseball Club Of Brooklyn-would like two
games on July with uniformed out of town clubs. W.
f. rSpns ass Hn c%b s Wt brooklyn
Es. seventy sixth street New 9orf a"''A' manager
Mtnpeton baseball ClloCiiave afew dates open for
Naples Baseball cub-Have juno Is. 10. 2s 20. and
y 1s years Fred LANCE. manager SO Broadway. room
Brighton baseball Club-wil meet all teams Of play.
ers under 49, John klnsert. 1p5 East Third street
Hempstead Baseball Club-Have June 20, July ?, Aug
o. ~ 20. and all Saturdays in September open for
Hatfield, secretary. Garden City. Long Island
torinthlan Reserves-Will play hrst.class amateur
teams only. Edgar MacGregor. Greenleat avenue
Covers Baseball Cub-Will play any team Of players
not over II years old C. schcter captain 4l6 Fifth
Harding. whitman / Co.'S Baseball Team-will m AXE
ensagements with teams Of players over IS years
Fred Beam. care of Harding. Whitman CO. 80
Leonard street. New York, ~
10 open Tor nrstcass clubs giving suitable guarantees
Martin srnI, KEGS msImaSer woodbridee. y. J.
for good s,Ss ind holiday
Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn. f ~
Alert Baseball Club-Hnve July IT, 23 80 August g.
giving suitable guarantees ". E. Young 2es HaD.
cock street, Brooklyn.
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At tho HandhalI Courts.

Anew handball team has Just been developed, and.
Judging from their work at the Brooklyn Clubs
on Tuesday they ought to become important factors
future The new team Is made up OF ex.Alderman Jas
Dunno aud Prof John Coggins 1t is combination OF
.liIL hard hitting. endurance and good generaship
Their exhibition on Tuesday was almost without nav
Champion Casey and Major John Carmody opposed
them The ssvsrsss part Of the wGIk dsyoyea upon
the ex.4idermSn and the Professor his ,ssk
OF course. that ia. he served from the ace
Inc while his opponents were ao 70 go 10 the VAL
nm to ovsrsoms Major Carmody accomplished MI
ma in his position was capsble o but Prof Coggins
looked him particularly, and kept the ba outside
the reach Of Casey. This play. Win ex,AldsIman
the champion and no Acknowledged after the game
that his play surprise to HIM and that
he could do no better. This was the score;
James Dunno and Prof Coggins ,......,2l q 2l-ts
Phil Casey and Major Carmody. ,,.,...,-o - lo-ol
John Lawor say. tina. Is ms,Sssn BELIEF ,hat
Why" said he, David browning and myself played
court In Carlow In 1855 the best OF twentyone
games for flo side Eighteen games were PLAYED ot
which won eleven and Browning seven We were IN
forty each but at that II would DC con-
sdered an extraordinary match In this country"
The Brooklyn HAndbali Club VIII he tue scene OF
really brilliant encounter this afternoon between
man James Dunno md Barney McSuane ~ VIZ ,hi 20
no cinch for Suliivan's trainer that sure thins.
on the oher hand. IL may result In aho'her SuIPfse' W
President o'Brien OF tho Johr Mitchell Football Club
s S9n quite hollow victory over Michael oponnei
, Ipperary boy at the BROOKLYN Sluoh couI.,
Ssstsrday President o BIlsn says that the ony man
Hollow"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09
News or the wheelmcn

The NTH annual century run OF tho New York and
Philadelphia Wheemen will be held on Saturday The
bicycsts will assemble at Newark on Friday night
and leave that CITY, rain shine at O'Clock on Satur
day morning. About 800 riders will start in tho run
including bicycsts from all sections of tho country
new route has been mapped out which will cover lOl.
miles At the terminus OF tho run IN PHILADELPHIA IN,
visiting whoelmen will be entertained by the city cubs
Tho Tourist Cycle Club Of Paterson n j. are arran0
ing to hold their first bicycle on SATURDAY.
July ?. The races will DO held on the Clifton race
track and an attractive list Of events has been ar.
ranged ~ 80
The Glen Cove L. Bicycle Club has elected the fol.
lowing officers President. II. X. DOdgc Vice Presi
dent Lester Duryea: Secretary. E. G. Cooley Treas.
+. J. Osmond. tho English crack ia showino cood
form in short distance races lie recently rode mill
in . minutes 80 4-5 seconds ~ = i'''e
AZ tn" Columbn-Cot bicycle tourn emit to be held
In Hartford on July T. Hoyland Smith tho New BEDFORD
racer will try to ride twentyfour miles inside of one
hour. Smith will be paced by Messrs WindIe Taylor
Tyler and Arnold. the welLknown: racing men There
on triplet machine " '''
In the team race between tho Orange wheelmen and
the Business Mems Cycling League OF Newark ar.
ranged to have been hold Saturday last the latter
club failed to put In an appearance the MiIburn
course at the appointed time and consequently the
Orange team rode over the laid claim 10 tho
prize. The business Mems League contend that the
Orange Club have right to tho prize they Desired
postpone ment or the race. As the now stands
the Orange Wheemen will demand the prize. N'
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oORBE11,s FRAMING OUTLINED.
Jim Will Roll on the Grass and Have N
Man TO Tag ut Ills Neck.

Billy Delaney. James J. Corbctts trainer.
told Sun reporter yesterday that he had
agreed upon course Of training for Corbett
for his fight with Sullivan. HE will leave
this city on Monday morning" said Delaney.
and Immediately upon our arrival at Asbury
Park will arrange the necessary prelmi-
naries. / may say that Jim will not do any
real hard work. however. until about n month
before the contest 1 don't want to tire him
out He is in fine condition now. and
II I were to work him too soon it
would servo to soften his muscles and
otherwise incapacitate him. The way
got Jim in condition for his battle
dnlge In any exercise that he desired. He is
dilgent and persistent worker, and the only
In training this time he will arise, each
bath he will get 'Io't thorough rubsdown With
o'cl2ck , ct which time breakfast ts will DO
hour. At S:3S we will take walk Of about
fer f., dinner, which will be seryed. about 1890.
This meal Will be COMPOSED OF al kinds OF
ess st Ghke
In the AFTERNOON he will do some very hard
about fifteen miles. climb steep hills. &c. I
will then start about a half hour ahead Of him
for our quarters. and Jim will indulge in q
brisk run back. My object in doing this will
be to get him in perspiring condition SO that
lowing this he will punch tho Tag. skip the
rope. play handball. billiards, and pool.
The next thing will be for him to lay on his
back and take a couple Of, rolls on the grass
When he gets through with this some power
full man. who will he EMPLOYED for the puI.
and pull It until he Is tired. This will help
strengthen the muscles located there which
are very essential in fighting. Jim Daily his
spnrring partner. will then box a couple q
rounds with him. and after that the two will
nither go boating or play baseball After this
4 IN will rest uni IL $50. when supper will be
IN. This will consist OF very light food
wi II retire to bed Mt II o'clock. after In
dun in some light exercise. Tho reason
whv will go to bed late is simply this:
His 1t with sullivan will not. I'm sure. be
pull of until about that time and If he was
urally become. used to It. and feel kind OF
sleepy when called upon to remain up little
later. So. You see. ] have taken every precau-
tion to get my man in splendid form.
&c predict that Jim will be as perfect con-
ditioned man a. ever stepped into ring He
must be. for he is going to meet the best man
that the world SO far has produced"
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seball Notes.

Tho strong semiprofessional Hudson team Of Brook.
!yn go 70 Paterson on Saturday to play the clever
tho Leos on tho Long Island grounds.
The New Works win play two games with Cincinnati
AZ the foo grounds to-day. Tho first game will be
called at p NJ and tho SECOND imme diateiy after.
one admission will DO charged including both games.
The original Acmes have engaged tho Star A. G.
grounds Long Island City. for Saturday and holiday
games; The Acmes will play any nrst.class club Ad-
York. '"
Any semi.professiona or amateur league team could
90 worse than engage smith and Sullivan the Fordha N
College battery. The fordhnms play their mai game
engagement
Ihe scheduled game at Piainneld yesterday between
INC Greseent League and staten island A. teams
scheduled to play at West Brighton next Wedn Ay
but the game will be played at Plainheld
PirrsBuRGH, June s.-Presdent Temple has released
camp and Woodcock is to be released AS soon as an.
otner pcher signed or Calvin gets in shape There
tak or signing r II. O'Conner. amateur pitcher Of
dartmouth The directors have received word that
hnet VINO mas been resting at his home in Louisville
VIII DO In condition to pitch next Wednesday,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09
Marksmen ut Creednoor.

The soldier boys OF tho Second Battalion OF the
Twentyecond Regiment Of this city comprising Com.
panies A. D, and H. who went to Creedmoor yesterday
to try and win marksmens badges. had their scores
cut down by nckel hshtail wind which swert down
the ranges the greater part of the day Major Bartlett
commanded the detachment. Tho scores Of those who
made 80 or points the 800 and 500 yard ranges
are:
Company A-Private II. II. Zilm. "a; Lieut.. j. p
Kenworthv 80: Lieut. W, H. Alley 80: Sergeant J. J.
Alley. SO: Corporal E. sherdnn 3d. Private Z. conklln
35: G. Heinig. 80: J. Earle 81; W. Porter. 80: f. Will
Company B-Private Z. II. Belmor. 81: Corporal W.
Beaver. 80: Sergeant E. NJ Bunsman. 81: SER eant
porai N. simpson 81; Corporal H. Little, 49, Private
J. Miller "a; Private Richter 81 Private A. Roberts,
yate z. Drummer. a2 Private v. " King 3i Private
F. u. Brewer. 3o j. Moe. 81: Private 4. Killing SO:
B. Devale. 81: Private c. Osborn. 80.
Company DaPrivate g. l.. Pogsenbers SO: Private
II. Thompson, 80.
Burns. "a: Private @. Gnngenmuller. 80.
Company G-Sergeant 1. =. Buck. 81.
cox Psi!a.e D. Wood 81; fiiSs,e g O. Wsl,on.
Prr;va!e CIV. MeGln'sst ss; pTvats g 4: Koran So;
Ing SO: Private H. N. Gratta 8o Private j.
Kerr 81 r5! Ss,s C. p, Wes,erves 81;
Private W. Frey. 80: O. Bosworth. 81: Corporal j. 4.
Mcguire 80: Corporal J. Keena 3d. Sergeant J. Mel.
CHAN. 3oi Private E. W. Gof 80; Private A. W. Mont
gomery. 80; Private J. c. Murphy. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09
A Weak MT Tran shooting.

An event of great Importance to tho trap.shootre
fraternity of this state IL the thirtyfourth annual
venon Of the State Association for tho Protection OF
Fish and Game. The event will take place at Syracuse
from June 10 to 1s under the auspices Onondaga
County Sporsmen's Club This club has grounds beau-
TRULY located at Maple Bay about six miles from the
city
Tho early portion OF tho week will he devoted to
shooting at inantmae targets and in addition to tho
usual divsNhs OF tho entrance moneys, over $1,000
worth OF merchandise prizes viii be distributed Prob
ably the most important match OF the week will be the
competition for the Dean Richmond Trophy, a hand.
some emblem valued at 81 100. This will be contested
Tor by teams OF three IRON each club, at fifteen
i've birds per man The cuibem Is only held in trust
by the winners for year hut Its value the
fact that they receive sixty cent OF tho entrance
money In addition. Rich prizes also offered those
making the hest averages IN the first six events On
saturday June IL only live birds will he used large
Vicinity viii pnttICInAtN.
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SHOOTING,
The Amateurs Defeat the Experts at Their
Best Game.

The second DAVIS contest in IN, ipt,r s,ste tourns
ment OF TIE Mahufacturers ana Dcalers Association
at woodlawn Park was no, as successful in point of
numbers A, ON the rreyous aav Fif,..n .v.n,. var.
-. " " % '''' way r''ee" ''e"'' "o'o
shot oh-nno In the regular shoot and six extra In
of the events some hns shooting was dIsplnyed
n, IN. ,o,. ,..u.,. IT.. ..a....
~ .no new targets inc scores
First Extra Event-One dollar entrance 7entries two
Edgar. beach.
entries -four mop.ys nreninsIl ia and Hobart 10
Apgar. and futile peacn Collins. aud Landis EACH
Moore, Lyon. and Woods. each
Third Extra BNenf-Fitteen singles. $50 entrance,
II entries Van Dyke. l5; Collins Brentnar Moore,
Hal, Hobart and Agar. Ia; Richmond sterry. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09
BROOKLYN. II: PITTSBURGH. z.


Although the crowd OF over 1000 persons
seemed to enjoy the heavy hitting Of the
Brooklynites and the discontinue OF the Pitts
burgh pitcher. and while the homo team added
another victory to their credit. the wisdom OF
playing ball. and at the same time playing out
men. on day like yesterday. may we'll be
questioned. Until near the close Of the game
the rain came down in disagreeable way. In
the nth inning It was raining hard enough to
call time. Later. heavy. damp mist settled
As though the BROOKLYN, players would not
make enough runs by working for them; the
give them couple at the start, The first
three men went to first on called balls. The
@ go MScF Ss by wf
sId snd "a yhIs Burns sSt nS fSFtSsr than Sss
neat sacrifice. advancing Brouthers and Burns
each q base. but Corcoran and O'Brien retired
Foutz does not usually, allow visitors to get
on such familiar terms with his delivery as did
the pittsburgh ba It's # the first inning
home will bowling three ba gger back Of the
or to Ward and beat the ball to first. Bier
bauer came home with a SECOND earned run;
sns to st Hn sSnssrt at
Burns'ss hit to lett put Beckley on home plate.
burns took second on the throw in. "a, and stole
Mack went to first on balls. but went out. DAILY
to Ward. in an attempt to steal second.
The Brookyns tied the score quite unex-
pectedly in the fourth inning. Ward singled.
Joyce knocked high ball over Bierbauer's
Joyce got around home. with Ward ahead OF
him. In the next inning base on .b balls and
ted two more runs Errors by Snugart Mack.
and Farrell. with u single by Brouthers and q
sacrifice by Burns. were responsible for three
base ith his steal to second, Burns's sacrifice.
Grifin's wo-bagger and Shugarts wild throw
added two more runs to their credit. In the
ninth a two base hit BY Burns. singles by Crit
fin and Corcoran. a three: Dagger by O'Brien.
Days sacrifice. and base on balls yield
cd six runs.
Pittsburgh did not score after the first in
ming until the eighth. Shugart started Off
with n two dagger. Beckley was out on
O'Brien's running catch: Joyce threw wild to
first trying to catch Farrell. Burns singled
and Shugart crossed the plate. Mack singled
and Farrell got home. Burns fumhed the hit,
of tha inning. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09

Tho opening contest for the winans trophy emblem.
atica of the amateur championship of America In
vover shooting under tho supervision of Forest and
Stream has been decided in favor OF Dr. Louis Bell of
New York Tho Doctor shot in the ST. Mark gallery
a'member of the New York Pistol Club and on his
three counting Of six shots each made total
score OF 1872 inches The other prze winners were;
H. S. Burnley Chicago 2oo7 inches George L. Jautzer,
New York. 90. 40 inches: sumner Paine. boston, 2Op&
inches. Only eight contestants managed to put I'M
three counting strings This does not mean that tho
shots recorded were wild but they of the disk
and not the device for spotting the
distance from the centre OF the shot hole to
of the circular disk.
Dr. Bell has frequently shot with the Johns Hopkins
University men, In the late contest he used Smith
wesson revolver ~ cabre. on inch barrel. pounds
ounces 21ftnch bulls.eye: Load 11S grain round
Gated; she'll y NJ 9. -. e. ". r. weight two loaded
cartridges. 1893 and 1s5 grains.
The trophy 10 to be hold subject to a challenge for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09
Odds apd Ends OF Sports.

Tho Ancient order OF Hlbernians Of Kings county
compelled to postpone their games In
with their festival at Park yesterday owing
to wet grounds,
BILLY Reid ths hacker OF johnny Reagan withdrew
his 1900 deposit from the Pors office YESTERDAY
The money was put up some time ago make a mattel
with Fat Cahil or any l45pouni pugilist In America
thereafter. said Reagan, III any of the would hn
weiter WEIGHTS want TO night me they will have TO put
up their money FIRST
Appollow the French giant, visited the Ioo" n"irN.
Office Yesterday ana cit the following reply 10 Ehrs
ROeber,s chhNtnHr: am ready IN arrang" lnh'rn
with the American Champion Tor any amount i p
$500 to $1,000 a side M hacker has covered ROE
hers money aud will meet Roclitr and lis OHcktr
any day lie names To sign an agreement.
Biy Dacey the Light weight pug.st, arrived IN town
yeHlerda! from Sew Orleans, after an aDsehrcni a
months. lie called at the NAt 1fsi NtHs once iiiu
said AT he anxious meet anybody III his class
in America. nnts night between Waiter Canphell or
phllade lpha and himself Is being arranged TO take
place before the C0usy IsAnd A C. After the p'Asa'
Johnston battll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09

CINCINNATI. June e.-There six on the
gramme at Laton.a to-day but a small crowd turned
out to tn EN- decided n good track
Tho first event was at six furlongs. and Mon'evdeo
lO3, at 2 to / won by n neck from Mod cskn. with
Leader II. third. Time l:lS4.
The second race selling purse at one mile, was won
by Foxha. ia. at to H.rmione second. and Penn
p third. Time. :42L
The third race was for .year.o'ds at ninc. six.
teenths OF me Laura b.. lOS Porter at to . won
hv length from Velox. with Mantii third Time.
O:5f&
The fourth race, at one mile and seventy yards. Gent
to nOne McCone 49, favotite at 3 to 3, by length.
F.eur Ge Lis was next. and Rancocas third. Time.
1:4sA
The NTH was at six and one-half flronGs. and
Seniper Rex lOl. at to :. won by length from Cal.
honn. Excelsior WAS third. Time. %.
The sixth race. at furlonRs was won by Corinne
Kinney. lO6. against whose winning = to was hid.
Elsie second and Bella Carter third. Time 1l6A