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TRUSTEES, SALE OF yAIuABLE REAL ESTATE
PPffEyESTHs E NdRT fatSTES TENTH HI CID
STkkET BETWEEN AND = STREETS
PROVED BY a Frame BuILDING.
By virtue OF deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber
No 49, folio 126 Of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia. and at the request of the rarty thereby
secured. We viii sel 81 publ suction, IN front q the
IfrNTH. 1897. a, HALF-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK
= ORIGINAL lot g. the south "a feet inches front by
depth OF orig nal lo- and parto OF original lot g. de-
scribed follows BEGINNING At the northwest
Of s. thence east 100 feet IO inches thence south
~ feet. thence u feet, thence south ~ feet,
thence west fen l0 inches. thence north feet.
thence west 50 feet thence north to the place Of be-
ginning all OF said parts Of lots being id quare 959
Washinxton, D; c.. improved by frame building in
said part Of lot 8.
Terms: 0ne-third cash, of which . deposit Of 800
must be made each parcel ut time Of sale, balance
in three equal In q l2 and Is months fo-
which notes Of purchaser. bsA n< interest day of
sale and secured by deed OF property sold Will
Be taken, all cash option Of purchaser Terms
be complied wi in fifteen days from sale the prop-
erty win be resold at rick and Of defautne pur
chaser, AL conveyancns and recording at purchas-
sr's cost
IL TsiAfGIGiASHaAS., Trustees
7. Z. wAGGAMAN. iuct. sel-dkds
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

sCHrnrIr rN.FFFFCr JUNE "a. 1892
- rains leave daily from Union station IN snds,
c. and y sts. N"-'
Ihroneh he erandest scenery in America with the
West from Washington.
200 r. daily Zinc matt ara ~ Tou,. t,,,tas-
~ond Nesfilu ed. n@wiy equipped ela-tri~ -light.f
tram with lin ng Prrnan's finest sleaplns cars
Washington - Gin innati rndisnapli. and a. Touf,
sithot chsn-.. Arrives ctnctnnsu s:l0 a m Ia
cians' olis III 10 a M. ST. louis IL r. m.
II ~ ~ m. daily-The famous ''F. r. v vestibuls
Iiuitsds Solid ves'ibne train with ainin~ car Coz
cincinnati Ohio Lexington and Louisville XIV srrv-
IN al .ncinnari at O. 25 m. Lexin n 10 D m
all nnints
90 =; M dsilv-fxrre-S for Gordonsville Char.
princiral virgiIia points
Pullman ,acsrions aud tickets at Compsnys oscsa
Island l42l Penna
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pUBLIc SALE
THE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
WENOEAH
We are directed by the sell by public suc-
ton at Skinners shpyard. 70 II OF Cross St Balti-
more. on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH,
1kg2. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
THE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
MENOSAH,
In good Order recen iy inspect ed and licensed by
United States INSPECTORS
furnished throughout
Her length is 1 fe beam s} feet and depth Of hold
- 10 feet engine 40 by 10; hull perfectly sound.
The steamer can be examined at SINNERS shipyard
any time previous to sale.
Terms of sale: Cash. DepCsit of $40.
wM SEEMULLFR co, Auctioneers.
au2O. 81. se3.o&6 IL South Charles ST. A., Baltimore
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Mr.. coLToN's RESIDENCE.
Mr.. orLPrS's RESIDENCE.

Mr.. Keferstein has also begun this week the
erection Of q two-story attic and cellar brick
dwelling, fronting twenty-five feet on Binney
street, Columbia Heights, between 14th and
18th streets. for Mr.. F. y. GlpiA- The front
will be faced with selected red brick and red
sand stone trimmings, without bay window,
terminating with slate roof and dOrmers. The
hrst story win have parlor. hall. den. stair hall
dining room. with pantry and kitchen The
building will have furnace heat. cabinet man.
tels, electric bells, speaking tubes, &c. Mr..
Joseph ID. Williamson ha- the contract
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THE WEEK = RECORD.

The northwestern section took "a brace" this
week and easily distaneed the other sections in
the matter OF aggregate cost o: new buildings.
During the week ending yesterday forty-six
permits we're issued for new buildings, forty
ftur Of which were for dwellings. OF this num-
bsg the county captured twcnty-siI, with an
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UNDERTAKERS.

@ SAG s' ILL., s 9.
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SPECIALTIES

EL oTRIcTrY-A POSITIVE cUkE-AII, Ma
II vous aneytsona. rhsumstism, nsurale1a. eanose.
male. de o. younvU and IS wa saroSS
su23-lms Df.HAYWAkD. bpsc1ailsk NJ lnAa
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHORT ROUTE To LONDON.
~ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD g. 8. Co

SH0RT ROUTE TO LONDON
~ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 6. 8. CO.
Fast Express steamers
To scuthsmpton london. Hayre,. Bremen
Lahn. Tues. Sept o. q A. Elbe, Sat. Sept 10
San Spree Tues. Sep. IS. 10 a Kaiser ".
\, sept ~. II m; Aser Sat. Sept IL. p m I:
comfortable state rooms. excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: First cabin. go and
unwued berth. according TO location second cabin.
~ 2 oerth: Storage at low rates. Apply % T. r.
DhOOP. o2o Penn. ave. se3
MALLORY LINE FOR BAR HARBok FAST
a. = g. winthrop. every saturday, 5 p.m-. from Pisr
- = n. New kor. For rates o. passage aa1 tcs<En-
c. II. MALLORY 4 CO.,
Wifi r~ eoE R.snd 3ec B'dvsy. Nss fork.
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will sell by pulnlic austln a. the store OF II. K
fniton liz p ave; Il; " conmencing THURS;
O'CLOCK. A. y. This SHE viii fncinde all goods n
his ssock uron which interest IL due twelve months
more. sale Will consist II watches of all binds.
chs ms. charms locEcts scarf uins. studs. earrings
lace pins mech chains. brice;cs, cuff Hntons. r. IN
gold and set rings, diamonds and other rreciOus
stones. solid silverware. dulO Guns. &c. Sale wi!
cUntin;:e DioruIng II 10 o clocS AID evenings at :
O'Clock until al tue .ot- soil
Ticket holders pleas. lake notice.
II. o.. FULTON. pawnbroker.
" AKIN IANNSAN Au..
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FUNSTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS
VI :}0l7 81. n. w. WASHINGTON. D. C.
Address
au9-.,n' Mr. and Mrs. BEVERLEY R. MASON
"ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
w 1925 10.h st. nv twenty thrl ys,- Pisn,
o's-an voice. violin, futa, cornst. nc. Free adven-
taTes to pupils. o. B. BILLIARD. Director, nys- An.
VERBATIM REPORTING.-LEARNI IT AT ST
Johns College under Prof. CRONIN. Send for
catalogue. Brother FABRICIAN. President. 1928
Vermont ave. austin
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VALrABIE IMPROVED PROPERTY on THIRD
STEEEf BETWEEN AND G. STREETS
soUTHWEsTI BLING HOUSES KOS. :si5 AND
22I THIRD STkEET SOUTHWEST.
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER FIFTH, 1892, a.
HALF-pAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM, viii oeier for
SAFE in IT mt of premises the south half OF Lot 80.
square "a. improved as above en;ioned.
Terms day of sale.
au3i-dSds TH0S E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The exercises Of this department viii be resumed
MONDAY. September 19. at q o'clock a IN. in the
Lecture Han Of the University; The various
Of study have been extended the laboratory facilities
increased and the faculty ENLARGED.
The Colleee is open to students Of both sexes Ap-
plicatons for catalogue should be addressed the
Registrar, II: @. HODGKINS. A. b.. who may be
found daily In the Library of the University.
CoRCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
This School will o-en at O'Clock y. m OCTOBER4
With courses of instruction in the following subjects
General and Analytical Chemistry General and tabo
ratory Physics. Assaying. Mathematics. hstronomy
Civil and Electrical En- ,ineering, Minerslogy, oeo.
oES and Blowpipe Analysis. Architectural. Mechan-
tcal and Topogrnphical Drawing English, French
German. Latin. Psycboloey All classes meet in the
evening. and open to both sexes For further in.
formation apply to Prof. H L. HODGKINS, Phi. D..
Secretary Of the Faculty.
THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1898 street northwest. gives thorough preparation
for college. for the Naval and Military Academies and
for business corps Of nine professors and insruc-
tors Number OF pupils LIMITED TO 100 BniIding open
for inspection and teacher CATER Septenn-
her 81 to answer inquiries from 10 10 O'Clock. Ses-
sion begins SEPTEMBER 10. For catalogue or fur
Their information. adore IS
ANDREW p. MONTAGUE, Pm. D.,
se2-tr Principal.
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IOUSE HUNTING Is
quite a general if not a
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+ T. r,
L. THE SPENCEEIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
National Bank Of the Rarubiic Building cor 9TH and
Dnw.
Twenty-etshth schoa-' lie year begns Thursday Sep
tembe- 1892. Das and night sessions Five DEPART
ments. viz: PRATT cet Rusiness, including English
rarfd writing and training for the civil service Pre-
lersfory English, wi u Elementary Book keepin1.
Spen'erian Rapid Writing. Shorthand and Typewrt-
ltr. Architectural AM Mechanical Drawing; corps OF
ten thoroughly trained teachers. cen raj location
Spacious bril- iantly lighted. newly improved hanl-
some halls AMI lass ROOMS; services of Graduates
always In demand; terms moderate, but no rompat-
ton with chea" schools Office open every business
day. Telerhonc cal! 1DS4-i. Call send for nav
annual announcement conta, ming full inform. alton
Address Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER,
auJs D., 4
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LATIMER SLOAN. Auctionsers
au3l-5t 1407-9 street n. w., WASHINGTON D. c.
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WooD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 4OI AND
W 4O7 East Capitol St
Eighth year Fall term opens MONDAY. Sertem-
hers. If possible call and make arrangements to
Join before that date. Day sessions 9monthsl $40;
evening sessions % months). S25; shorthand and
tyrewriting (6 montts>. S2j Patron zed by the
best people in Washington.
COURT F. WOOD IL NJ, PRINCIPAL
rnh|-Sm EDWARD N. HULL Vice Principal.
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Specimen Cases.

5. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. his stomach was disordered. his
liver was affected to an alarming de
gree; appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bittcrs cured
him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba,
o., had five large fever sores on his leg;
doctors said he was incUrable. One bot
tie Electric Bitters and one box Buck
len Arnica Snlve cured him entirely
Sold by all drug stores.
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poings OF the Commissioner :

Tho board IL county commissioners
meet on Monday week las noted tn las,
weeks HERALD and remained III srs-
sion during tho cnsuin: week, Com
hiission-ts Younscr and Crlichlnw.
Clerk Walbtidgu and County Attorney
Ryan being present. a large amount OF
business was disposed Of, ~ follows;
In tho a,,.-ncr Of cts'Iu.a" Srriock
Commissioner Cqmwt :crcr fcunscr
was elected chairman pro ten. after
which the minutes Of the last meeting
We're read aud approved.
The following official bonds loldl were
examined and approved: l.. u. Wal
bridge. county clerk: W. a. Green
street. county judge; James Hayes
county assessor; q. ". Foreman. county
superintendent ii schools. q. j. sliihuler.
sheriff: Harry Niblock, coroner; II. j.
Hay, treasurer.
Justices bouds-w. :. Laurie. g.. ".
Howard. 4. Burnhn;p. l.. ;. bloomfield,
II. Coon. Frank G!llum.
Constablcs bonds-Joseph s,nicr. u.
L. Clark. Robert Reign, l.. l.. WILDER,
". \. Keller.
Butcher bnnds-L. ). Bloomfield. 5. L.
Wear. ". l.. simpson.
Road oycrsccrs - j. u. limerick,
David Steele. Samuel Martin. Edward
Proctor. .. l.. Dudley. 5. c. Swar'z.
Bonds approved new - Justices -
A. ". Hall. j. V. Purcell. q. NJ. How
ard. John \. Purcell. assessor: Harry
Niblock, coroner. and J.. Is. Walbridgc,
county clerk.
Bills OF David Steele for road work
district No. 81, were examined aud al
lowed In the sum OF $50.
Original warrant issued to a. Belot
Jan. I. III, and duplicate issued July u
for the same. cancelled.
Complaint Of 4. Footc heard.
4. u. Watson related $3.50 on Nor
chandisc.
A. q. sanderson related $50 on land.
Election bills allowed, precinct No. 8.
Coal Creek:
l.. S. Bloomfield. SO; ". II. GoH, $40;
+. l.. Watson. $50; II. a. Wildhack,
$3.50; James Amick, 500; J. l.. Hall,
$50.
Precinct No. !. Rangely-D. D. Chase,
S33.7O: J. NJ. Walsh. -eia5u, J. Luxon,
s.: J. 4. Banta, $3.50; +. NJ. Gillum.
81: W. X. Harrison. 81; G. p. Hill, -.
Precinct No. .. White Rivcr-G. NJ.
Howard, $40: J. N. Cole, s2l.5o; o. r.
Y. Burch, s.; A. oldland. $50; S. W.
Boutwell,, 50; Thos. Baker. So.
Precinct No. 3, Pice.ancc--.J. r. Lacy;
W. T. Elliott; Si7: W. L. MoiIet, 81;
George Lechmere, $40; I. T. King,
Sli.5O.
Precinct No. 1, Meeker-H. $. AttiS,
b. +. Clark and l.. Z. Craig. each sl2.5
David Smith, S.; j. l.. Mediation, 8: @.
b. Kelly. So: Sam Wear. $3.50.
Precinct No. 6. Upper White-J. II.
Lakamp. So 80; W. ID. Carver, $50: II.
G. Peterson. 81 80: Stuart Edgar, $50;
NJ. Coon, s.. %: J.. u. limerick, Sll.JO;
Buford school board, 50.
Precinct No. Z. Powell! Park-Geo. W.
Reed, SO: Lewis Allen. Sl2 30: L. ID.
Riley. $3.50: L. NJ. Reed. So; L. j.
Pierce, 81 20.
Additional new bonds approved-B. +.
Clark, county surveyor; James Lyttlc,
county superintendent Of schools, and
Richard Tovcy, sheriff
Road report of Edward Proctor ap-
proved and bill allowed, Sl36.5O.
Road report of ;. @. Swarts approved
and bill allowed, SIG.
Road report of j. b. limerick APP
proved and bill allowed. $50.
Road report of o. l.. Dudley approved
mud LII nllL..rcl -lll 30.
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STATE DF COLORADO
tousTf or iiiu ut.A>ro.
Ill u. waibEiis-. coaniy ci-Es, In and for
.aii -1In,y, an.i IN. stat" siurr~aii. ID hereby
certify that TIA. si-i,- AMI foregoing 4, a iTsir,
caFrrc, nnsHeiai .;atrin.nt OF aid .nsini5 II
lilo Ei.nco, f"r the ia month. ending bre. ~.
i-9i. In -iin~ss piirF-.a. haN" h-fuunin at
my hand snt srisri the --ai u Faii c,uniy at
my oific.' In the town Of aeoS-r. tai, 9TH day
II January. 4. u. i-y:.
T. H. wsinHiuau.
tpasnty Clerk.
We. the undersigned. cosin,, coautui.sIna"f-
IT ITO nlansu .l,,n,y. colSui'io, d. hcI-ty or
,fy that 49, have cIamlnei the foregoing
statement ani mi the .ainc g. 10 correct
-. SorN.Gn.
AHturu u. CniTclfLuv.
Co;utni sslDnrgs-
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For Chinese silk handkerchiefs.
queensware and fancy goods. call on
John Wong, at The Hing kee Laundry.
Goods received direct from China.
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communication "' 'ha'' F"i'''t ts."i
anu lisai'o"ed'
b.I "i l. Is MITCHELL CT Hi'' "osS on
vault "l'owci' sl""'
b,lI OF l. Il. Mitchell 'of balance on
Sauit allowed aud warrant ordered
lawn Hid 10 hc delivered hs clerk upon
'hr Ai''A!He'"IS e"hpit'Iuh "i vault
slal.
MIS-. T. T. iiIl' conducting 'A.iiil''s'
Ton. $40.
u w Foreman services rs county
superintendent OF SCHOOLS -"
Thompson y Clarke fehatea Si,op" on
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a. l. hyan was 'hipio>s" rs county
attorney Tor is'-'
biii "i w = bi"teF l"' ue"'chI SIT
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Administrators Notice.

! to OF John w. MCCruckon. deceased.
Tie undersigned, having been appointed
Administrator Of tho estate OF John ". Nc-
tftckcn. late of tho county Of Rio Unncn in
~ Stair of Colorado. deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the County
60 RI OF said county ut the court house lin
= g0kcr In sud county. Mt the June term, 1-p,
a. he last Monday Of August next. at which
t1'lH Ill persons having claims against the said
estate arc notified aud requested To- attend for
the purpose OF having the same adjusted.
"a persons indebted to said estate urc re-
tul gtei to make immediate payment to the
~ ar-iynci.
litcd Mt Mcckcr, Colo. this nth day Of Jan
rIfy. a. ID. lsrl. liza Is. MITCHELL.
Administrator.
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w.nuAST- ISSUED on moan ruSp ron SIX
MONTHS ENDING pIC. u. ispi.
| Total issued for six months 70: 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

A bronze statue of Roman sentinel was unveiled
Yesterday afternoon In the niche In the front Of the
Bolgl;iva, at Forty nlnth-st and Fifhavc. The
figure is OF solid bronze stands eight and half feet
high and weighs about 900 pounds II was east In
ono piece by the Gorham Manufacturing Company
at It's factory In Providence H. L. and represents a
Roman warrior dressed in toga, sandals ana helmet
standing upright with his right hand resting upon
pear and in his left ;hc gathered Of his toga
The bronze n work OF art and reflects credit the
(.o,ham Company, rs well A. lis designer, William G..
Goldman, an Engli,hman, who is recent acquisition
to Inc forces Of the Gorham COmpanys designing and
casting department. In placing the figure Ia front Of
the Belgravia, George Kemp the owner. has greatly
added to tho beauty OF the buildings exterior and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

starts AGAIN should have account OF lack Oh
s,,ong work as miles IN AZ fast enough n conditloh
INV of the horses built the same lines as Dheohet
Con Leighton gave his twoyear-olds sim WORK N'hy
po-so,. dorbt Ajaxs ability stay over distance Oh
ground Though no works hve-eghths Ill winning ""io
easly. Gu - ,
Frank McCabe VIII have the services OF Sloan as
Jockey 10 ride ebhard horses in the intufe so' i
from the West and rides much Ike Fred TaiaL lie mas
good hands and seat, IS cool ana leveI-he'u'a % ~
going public is likely fancy his style and fidns when
win.
Tho collection made for the family Of the dead jockey
. ucca,,bv amounts to almost 80 600. C. Shsntoh
collected ass from the boomakers which he turned over
70 Mr. Hastings friend OF the family All OF the DooH
makers with the exception OF four contrbnu 10 c 'u
w H. Mccarthy collected over $1,000 ana inc hoIu o'
Control contributed Al 600 each track subscribing T-oo
movement that was universally COMMENDED by urmen and
rccgoers. - ~ -.
p Lorilord is one most progressive men on tne
turf and states with pride that over lVVO hoi's 'na'
have won races trace their breeding directly to Rancoeas
Mr. Io,llard intends 10 breed several Of MS ma's "
Longfcllow IL proper arrangements can be inhde'
K,celana ran unbacked by his owner. NJ. +. bwyer'
for the Cherry Diamond Handicap. Mr. DNycf pe'
- 900 on Maidstone I-2-3 who just failed to land the
monev cast,way H. however, carried enough money
to win back Mr.. Dryers losses and leave hahoSonc
margin. .,.
lanes yulopcue Is conyalesccnt. but Dr. Has0ronck
will not allow him 10 begin work, relapse wJhd oc
a serious matter.
Sims had close call yesterday from cutting down
The Ironmastcr as Hamilton had pulled him Up ana
Sims was riding Ike demon TOT second pace H'
snatchcd Madrid up Just In time to prevent an accident
and almos, lost second position by so doing
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KFrpFBS OF DrSORDERLY Houses HELD

Charles ". Gardner and William ii. Mc,iee, 10
tcctiyes OF the society for the Prevention OF Cmc
radcd the house No. 223 West Thrtieth-st. on Tuee
day evening kept by Mrs. Kate Moore.
They arrested the proprietor and two men ana
women, found in the place Justice Grady IN ons
Jefferson Market Police Court. held Mrs. Moore ID
S5OO bail yesterday for examination.
Anna Poar>all. OF No. 202 West Twenty fourth'sts
Isabella Gates OF No. 22S West Twenty fh-st.; Mary
stacrn of No. IA West Twenty -fourth-st.; Louise "
Rosseville OF No l22 West Thirty first ST.; Alice Lam
bert OF No. 46S sixth-ave., and Emma smith. OF No
A66 Sixth-ave. We're held in $500 bail for trial o.
the same charge.
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- 20 PACr-pTESE 500.
TIE RESULTS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati June s.-Thc weather WAS fair today.
and the track at LatOna In frst-class condition.
IL was dag OF delays and bad starts, but fonr Of six
fivo1tcs won and the spectators were satisfied:
Tts, rlce-Scllng purse .Gs hice-ycaroids and up
wsri: slN furonss. MobtcN-o woI los faf length.
whppnr Moiicska second by short head Leader tiId
Ttm,-I lC's.
second roce-selng purse for thc"y'n','.f' oni w
Va d one milo. fOXhau won hY nose, nu'ncic SET
ond Is four lengths Bcnn l.. thId. iir--i t-'s.
Third rocc-iuisc for maiden tvoycai.olds nine,r'.
Iaur, H. ~ lengths NcoN second bY
n onqth and a holt Man,. tr.id. flnc-.JG'..
Fourth f1cc-f'fsc fof thf,eycaioids and aDsaid one
rle and seventy ,aids Dolly Mcttnc Ia tlr 'a-'st
Of .nuof, by a length. tl1wefdrll, second Dy four
Lengths: I.an,oca, Third. 1urr-l ~
Flfth fac.-I'ur.c FOR maiden thf"cy earofs and up
ward. thirteen. Ntecnths Of mile S-mJci RA won.
by A nose Calhoun scoOid, BY length Excelsior third
Time %
Sixth racc-Sclllng purse; for hrce.ycarolis aud up
ward. three. foui-.s 4 milo. Colnne Kinney Won by
a length and a half Elsie >. second. by length; DcIie
Garter third. Jime-l l0t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.


Mutuas-Raceland straight paid AZ %, pace ~ 49,
DR.. HasbrOuck place riO 90
westches.er and Longevity did not start. After
DELAY OF five minutes owing principally to the fraetousness
OF Reckon who refused her horses the start was
nsdc Allan Bane got OF poorly ana ran "s.
nearly al the way Reckon led up the hill ana cfosseu
the Mattcrhorn with a lead Of two onsths' inc A'clh'
colt second Raceland third the others ody strung out
Eaceland collaIed Reckon In the last quarter
passed her and by a length ana nan
Dr. Hasbrouck second, length before Reckon VINO p'
Maidstone two length. The heht"ei9h''' L'on'', 81.
Ge,rre I,e,ano aad Allan Bane never in the hunt
FIFTH RACE-For three year-ods end upward that haNo
run and not won at this meeting. A sweepstakes Of
$50 each with 81 900 added. Tho winner 70 be sold
ut auction '"' '''' s. Eo''i"i Fl.
!" ca.tpL9cy Lisbe, yrs. IN n; lIamDl As Out
Gloster Stables eh. h. India isubbSr :; o., a,
Burriage Bros: westchestT, 1IS a, as
f fgn 4oas$ 3 J. ss:::X: 3d2Insca} 81
KirkOver, A. 1o7;r ;3c.i !Rei"''a"''2o
misunderstanding ii straight paid so so, place &c b ;
India Rubber place s2S ~.
Krkovcr made the pace for the fed threequortcrs OF
ric and died natural death Cynosure then TOOK up c
running but failed to stay Casaway coming with one Of
raras Irresistible PUSHES and winning by length ana
half india Rubber stretched 20 the utmost limit secon
TWO lengths before westchcer beat CyDosu:e length
Deahanty on Klrkover cautioned for reckless cihs
SIXTH RACE-For twO-yeaf-ods. sweepstakes OF 80
each, with 81 0Co added. The winner TO be sold at
'''''''' ON '''' 81 ne'H1 Fl.
cfsa 9sy; h, 6 T TS AID Tarns 8, Out
W. c. Day's b. c. Hiram. 1os car l% Gsf g, 81
y Strauss CHI INTEGRITY III {1sraap 81 - II
fodv Middleton geldng lO3..... tBereen) 81 -
Lindsoy io1 teaf Isl 81
NiO' Time-1 :14L. . 49,,
MutuaI--Tar and Tartar straight PAID 20 ~ P'oo
SC IS Hiram place SO So. ~,
Hiram the lead at the start ana LED ior hai' "'e
who, Tar and Tartar under hard drive caught and passed
him winning all out by half length Hiram second two
LENGTHS before Integrity.