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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


forward.
Chas. L. Bishop reopened his grocery
store this morning.
The immense plate glass for the new
Gonzales block have arrived over the
narrow gauge from st. Louis.
H. S. Arnold has bought out the SAM
tarium meat market from Mr.. Schick.
Chas. Tripolett will continue in charge.
The Santa Fe Electric company is in
session this afternoon and hopes to
straighten out completely its present
difficulties.
The remains of J. L. D. Clouthier who
died at the Las Vegas insane asylum last
Saturday, were taken to Taos this morn
ing for interment.
c.. H. Gildersleeve is removing his law
Office to the second floor of the Spiegel-
berg block. District Attorney Crist will
also occupy the same office.
Scattering punches of quail have been
seen of late in the foothills about the
city, but good marksmen find them very
wild and hard to bring down.
Contracts between the government and
the st. Catherine Indian school will be
signed this week whereby this school will
reopen shortly with 100 pupils.
The New MEXICAN is fine paper these
days and the business men, property own
ers and tax payers of this city should
stand by this journal and aid 1T in every
possible way.
Muster, inspection and review of the
troops at Forty Marcy takes place at 10
in the forenoon tomorrow. The troops
will appear in full dress and will be in,
spected by Col. Pearson.
In another column of this paper ap,
pears the ad of The Mutual Life Insurance
company, of New York. This company
is one of the three giant life companies
and this is the fifty-frst year of its ex
istence.
Gov. Thornton and party had no end o
sport chasing jack rabbits in the vale!
on Saturday afternoon. Their pack o
, hounds caught three rabbits. While in tn
midst of the sport one of Mr.. Hersey'
fox hounds broke his leg.
Laureano Alarid and Miss Refugit
Lovato were Joined in marriage at tn
, Cathedral this morning. Both are wei
known young people and have host G
friends to wish them all possible success
through life.
| Maria F. L. D. Castillo, widow of tn
i late Jose M. Castillo, has received a per
sion of So per month and 81 per mont
for child, to date from 1890. Hon. B. N
Read secured the pension for her. He
husband served as New Mexico volur
teer.
The Palace hotel, under the manag,
4 ment of Col. V. s. Shelby, opens on Wet
nesday morning for the reception {
guests. The hotel should receive til
cordial support of the people of SAINT
3 Fe and the patronage of the travelin
q public.
Messrs. johnson & Peterson ha,
9 opened their new shoe store on the pla2
(old johnson stand) and are getting G
their shelves first-class line of good
It Chicago retail prices will strictly preva
Childrens school shoes are special
with this firm.
The Santa Fe Telephone company fill
A. articles of incorporation in the office
the territorial secretary this mornin
The incorporators are Ishmael Spark
o Theo. Sparks and Chas. A. Spiess. II
capital stock is $4,000, and the compal
is organized to erect and maintain tel
phone system in Santa Fe and vicinity.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. r. B. Catron returned from the
south last night.
Hon. L. Bradford Prince leaves Chicago
to-day for Santa Fe.
Capt. 8. Y. Seyburn, 10th infantry, left
last night for Fort Stanton.
Mrs. A. A. Keen, of Albuquerque, is in
Las Vegas on visit to relatives.
Mrs. E. A. Fiske and children will reach
home from st. Louis this evening.
Joseph Grant, the Ell Rito merchant, is
in the city accompanied by his wife.
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E, A, FISKE,

Attorney and counselor at law, P. 0. Box
"F," Santa Fe, N. NJ, practices in su-
preme and all district courts of New Mex
leo. Special attention given to mining
and Spanish and Mexican lana grant
litigation.
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DR.. Love, an oculist and aurist, has an
Office at the Claire hotel and treats dis
eases of the eye, ear, throat and nose.
Cataracts, cross-eyes, catarrh, laryngitis,
| phoryngis, etc.
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HENRY L. WALDO,

Attorney at Law. Will practice in the
several courts of the territory. Prompt
attention given to all business intrusted
to his care. Office in Catron block.
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The Daily New Mexican
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30.

Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the New MEXICAN
Printing Co., will not be honored unless
previously endorsed by the business
manager.
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4 f. CONWAY,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, Silver
City, New Mexico. Prompt attention
given to all business intrusted to his care.
Practice in oil the courts in the territory.
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Wanted-A woman to cook and do gen.
eral housew ork; apply to Mrs. R. j. Palen,
Palace avenue.
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Try those 5 cent Red Skin cigars at G..
Neustadt g. Cos. They will please and
surprise you. y
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G. Neustadt g. Co. sell the Santa Rosa
cigar two for rs cents 1t is far superior
TO most imported cigars.
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CHAS. A. SPIESS.

Attorney at law. Practice In al the
courts in the territory. Office in Catron
Block.
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Get your stoves repaired and put up
before it gets cold by I. A. Goodwin, the
timer and plumber. 1881.
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Pleasant rooms and frst-class table
board at the Gildersleeve residence, upper
Palace avenue. Apply to Mrs. Kelly.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured many
afflicted with rheumatism, and we urge all
who suffer from this disease to give this
medicine trial.
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D, W, MANLEY,
u Fl N Il.
OFFICEHOURs ..9to IL, and 2 to 4
M. h. SALAZAR

M. B. SALAZAR
Has opened filigree manufacturing
establishment and will manufacture
silver and gold filigree goods Of the
best quality and as cheap IS possible.
Give him a call. Sena Block, Palace
avenue, Santa Fe, N. M.
John Mccullough Havana cigars at
Colorado saloon.
Sweet cider at the Bishops garden.
Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
Milk Punch 10 cts a glass at the Colo
RADIO saloon.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
RALPH E. TWITCHELL,
Attorney at Law. Catron block, Santa Fe,
New Mexico.
GEO. W. KNAEBEL,
Office in Griffin block. Collections ana
searching titles specially.

EDWARD L. BARTLETT,
Lawyer, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Office
Catron block.
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The Territorial Board OF Medical
Examiners.

Examiners.
This board will meet at Santa Fe, on
the 2Sth of November, 1898. Candidates
for examination please take notice and
appear promptly.
W. EaaERT, M. d.
Secretary.
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THOMAS B. CATRON

THOMAS Is. CAl Nun.
Attorney at law and solicitor in chan
Gerry Santa Fe, N. M. Practice in all the
courts of the territory.
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Ho! Traveller, take Beecham's Pills will
Won.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE OF OBSERVER I
Santa Fe, Oct 20, 1893
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Sweet cider at the Bishops garden.
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Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
The sun., 1893-06-09
REILLY SAYS YARD DID RIGHT
To Lay Him or without Pay Until He Can
Get Into Condition.

when Manager Ward laid Mike Kelly OF without pay
until he should get into proper condition to play his
game It was claimed in certain quarters that Ward
had not treated Kelly right and that John was merely
showing his authority because he was Jealous OF tho
King. 1t was limited that Kelly was 80 angry that
he had refused to play any moro and had threatened
tell side Of the story through the medium Of the
press
A Sun reporter found Kelly yesterday in q pleasant
mood. He asked tho "King" II he was dissatisfied
with his treatment at the hands OF Manager Ward
me-" said Kelly. John is Tho best friend have
to-day, Hoi. manager of tho Now Yorks and knows
what he 10 doing"
pay ~ THR Sun m an asked.
''Yes. do" was the response "John knows am not
able play my and he did perfectly right in
lay Ing me OF. don't want dollar from tho New
and until am able to play good ball am not entitled
10 pay. did not come here to bluf or alt on the
bench. wont into the game when wasn't right. and
and got laid up sick in bed for my trouble"
when do you expect to play :"
WELL gness III 20 In Saturday II am able am
under the doctors and he hes ordered not
TO put on uniform for = week. But am feeling nrst
to timber up. want to help New York II can and
want to do what John Ward asks mo to do When
get good ri make them all take OF their hats to
But remember. don't want anything from the New
York Club except what belongs to me-"
when rHk SuS reporter told Manager Ward what
Kelly had said he smiled all over and remarked:
II knew Kelly was not foolish He is friend Of
mine but he knows as well as anybody that baseball
ss run s S al Hr as all
Kelys action should mako many friends for him. 1t
10 Of the right sort
The sun., 1893-06-09
CORNELL FRESHMEN HARD At WORK.
They Give Promise OF Rowing Great Race
When the Time Comes.


new LONDON. June a.-Tho manager of the Yale var.
sity proposed an injunction TO the Now London
boat race committee to-day letter was received
from him asking that tho hnlfmile flags OF crimson
and blue which mark the fourms course on race day
DO changed for square banners OF plain white. II 10
claimed the oooted flags cannot readily be seen by the
In the excitement OF the big race Their re-
quest will be because the contract between
and ommtee calls for crimson and blue hags.
and also because II is known that Harvard would
agree to such an important change.
Coiumbin's wiry freshman crew put in n hard days
practice to-day under Coach Bnnuler, who In badly
hAmpered by lack of q coaching launch the old one
dood win having given ont. To-day handler directed
his mon from sinRc-scul shell Columbia needs her
now shell greatly. Tho crew prnctised spnris and
good FORM with a clean. quick recovery. For half
mile they set a neat stroke OF 90 10 the minute.
Ths aysrd VII hsys sn 90 b Ee,y vel TSs or
sturRis; No &. Garter; No. G. Goldsmith: No. Rice;
SLs1 Oci I
substitutes and one OF these will probably be put at
the bow oar. On Monday a coaching launch OF the
YORK. Further changes Gavo bean made in me dai.s
ward 'ynrsties will arrive on saturday. as will the
two Yale % C,;~. the r,n.sS .rgard ,d freshmen G,i
As the Cornell freshmen. There Is much
hustle o! preparntion the college quarter. around
say the race schedule as given out By
ssn that sse Ysis Harvard frsshmen viii try atwo.
. nc. wf one and
The college mems schedule calls for the following
races June 20 Columbia Cornell tresamen. two miles;
irisnsSiar June So Yal. harvard varsity race four
niles. Thebo are fnaL
The sun., 1893-06-09
DECLINE OF BOSTON STOCK.
TEE CHAMPIONS, TUMBLE CAUSES a
GREAT RISE IN PHiLdDELPUIA.

An Oid-tine Exhibition at the Polo Grounds
In which the New fort- Win-Brookiyn
Had 10 risy Bsil 10 Get There-Anson
Fared the Same Fate ms Many Others.
Boston's second defeat at the hands Of tho
Cincinnati team yesterday was selous blow
TO the aspirations OF the champions. Instead
OF being q close second they have dropped
down to fourth place. Philadelphia is now
Plttsburgh's most dangerous competitor for
tho lead. aad the veteran WriRht's mon seem
to be playing In grand form. The New Yorks
put up a groat game yesterday. and II they
can continue tho good work tho team will start
on thoir Western tour woll up In the first
division. Brooklyn placed another victory to
her credit. but they had to play stir ball to do
II. At Washington the Clovelands had no
trouble In winning. but tho Cbicagos found
the Baltimore team moro than they could
handle. The results:
New York, 4; Pittsburgh. >.
Brooklyn. 7; st. Louis. g.
Philadelphia u: Louisville, ?.
Cincinnati, III Boston. ..
Baltimore. IL; Chicago. T.
Cleveland. 0; Warrington 2
The sun., 1893-06-09
Death OF billy Collins.

Tho death Of Billy Collins which occurred At ~
O'Clock yesterday morning At bis home. lla Hew..
street. Brooklyn will undoubtedly be received with
deep by the many players and admirers of the
national game In this city and Vicinity Although mot
n srsst player Collins was very useful man on team
and upon more than one occasion 10th the Es
forts and Brookiyn. out q din,enltiss lie Was a
nsctsd with tho local SENT professional oiubs lie
could always be depended upon TO do his best In a
game. and was AlwAys . gentleman,
on sundsy, May y. n The bsn.nt game to Darby
Q'BTien at Eastern Park. Collins eefod bis ses
tess as catcher for the Brootlyns mmsdlstsly after
Ws,na 10 cool Cd q.in oNsrsss.d dTssS ns S.hsus
osd. and when hs r.lc6sd his homo eompiainsd Of
beng unwelL Tho wing Saturday he Nas com.
gsl,.a 70 20 to bed and dSot9r ives hastily sun
fsring With typhoid fever few days Aftsrward Col
Inns teit somewhnt better and speedy recovery was
leaked for on Wednesday night, however, hid con-
dtion ehsnEed for the worse. and he fingered until
early yesterday morning
In addition 70 PLAYING With the New York. and Brook
climbs n this city Collins has been connected with the
Athistcs ot fhiladslphiA Jersey City kswaFk Lowell
gained quite reputation for good And faithful work
The sun., 1893-06-09
Baseball Notes.

The oritani ?. Q. has let Jimmy Powers 60
Gastright Ehret Will pitch for Pittsburgh to-day.
c-see Psaree wants to be an umpire in tho Eastern
League
Billy Barnies untamed Louisviuss viii be here to
morrow.
Tho Bostons are not having tho wakovsr that some
persons predicted
Crane may pitch for New York to-day. He says hi,
Barn,e has placed Tim oRourke at short neld nll
Hugh JenninRs's shoes.
Elmer M Smith e.ugh. ball from Fullers bat that
moment substituted Rusiee
wSlS ; and anH%u esn ..and i plenty 81 'f H''''
Maurice Barrymore Is now great q crank as Hop
per or Bell lie attends tho games regularly
Kelly denies that he played ball at the Brewer House
sl.mbAks last Sunday he says he mover touched tho
Doyle has been cautioned to take moro care In run.
terday. '' '"' A''p'"N -'A'A 'e'
Kinser whom Ward tried in right nsld. is tho catch
York Hthisio Cub teams Wv ''A''A '''AA anu N'"
berg has secured Hickman to play third
S. may as n
sn.; s: IN a' s"a :
S T. sprinter II mot then The batsmHn
NTH inninE That caused : howl shuaan's throw was
csSsns nv Sa two feet from the bag
Pitcher Bowers q tn. ya,e Law School na. promised
]. ;sy h 9s: nine
s.at esr!sia e 6e I.adsd 10 ssis. when the
bali min. not the happss man in .Hsst The SorlS g. losing
sq S sSR s with long
% Oh ss:SSs 5
The New Yorks had new mascot yesterday In tho
person OF fat man just twice as large ledge Cnl
points and position Of .ushorissa
The Wall Street and Brooklyn high School team. were
70 nay. Piazza s n b. fsoipess s 10 % IT,, Ia
the latter. Tho Wall street team VIII play any bank
Sasn ;sssSS, sGa'EH II e si.. team Address
x,Tdsn GSS Of viii
Sr,sss.. a@s,.ur CLUB m Now gort sroolyn, ..y sy
S,iT asa e. M aaaAs'F A'
SS eS e 1%
schmidt released by D.Itimore. Miiiiran arrived Al
&. A' H' % ;is
.aa HHs sss Of EsR s.s s9s: moe!
III
Sns q;
s. si:y:% ssa :ad:% na s%cssst !
The sann 70 .. tls sna 2, ths ninth nnnS when
train, Tho Suiiieid and Hopkins Grammar School
teams will play here Monday.
br I.oUIs June 8-MansRer Watkins teIeKraphed
Pfssdsnt Won der Ahs this morning that HawIsy and
CAItson would be sent home to rest He also asked
mat poian be sent on to join the team Mt PhilAde
Die. Buckley got back this morning greatly di.hea
sned At his inability TO get back to playing form lie
ssys he Is going give up trying patent niments on
his arm and put himself IN tho hands or competent
surgeon. Dick says the by their
bad tnek; and on. yietorY would brighten them up
morning, Capt Quinn says: "In All my BASEBALL eH
persnce have never encountered such run 0f hard
luck as the 81 Louis Climb has rad trip some of
70 sGooiS & be In lhs hospital cannot ls.t long
.. rss.rds the mpionship struggle we viii 10 in il
The sun., 1893-06-09
Racing Results Mt L.,o,,.

CIScrSsArr June s-Tho weather ives perfect to-day
and as the LAtonia programme promised good racing
5000 people were out to see the sport
The nrst race was selling purse at six furiongs
Cyclone. 40 Psrtinsh at to J. won easily by two
lengths from Salvation; Rambler third Time I,l7
The second race was selling purse At nine furenEs
Puryear D.. lO9 (Ray), At even money won easily By
bb4
The third race WAS purse at nvs furlouEs for two
ysArolds Chant 100 lPertinsI at . In j. won easily
by three lengths from Delnan, Will fonlo the favor
lie, came In third Time. :0a
Tile fourth was for three old nlllss
EspAnita. lo< "a, CAytonl at to won In whip inl
nnish By neck from DarvelA, with The 0oyernssi
The MN Iaco was selling purse A. four And hall
inio wnn ,S vh,nnin1 = nn,.h hn H. ~ ~
Rosamond. with BditbI third. Time. O;68J1.
Isisnds yia Kau York CshtIsl - '" 'Ns '-'S'~Ae
The sun., 1893-06-09

A Fast Track and Good RaeisG At st. Louis.
sf LOUIS June Elm Ave Of tho six races to-day the
favorites beaten. The weather was fine and the
track fast
In the Gaseonade Stakes ono milo. Hugh Penny. 12o
u. McCaferty); Coda, 1l3 tMorgan); San Francisco.
ia FREEMAN: Bopeep III (Magee); Col T.. 122.
tHennessey); Harty: 122 Miller> and Fitzsimmons,
122 Maasonl were cleyerly heaten by Taylor Iaydon
who wore down Hugh Penny. nfter the latter took a
big lead at the first quarter and won bytwo IengthA
rtzs!mmons q fair third. Timc-I f4A
Eleven horses started In tho first part Of the split
won under drive from the IL to shot Blacktho orn
Duke Of Athol was third. Time. l:l6x.
The nye.furlong scramble. with nine starters. was
won ~ South Park 102, 4 to fArmttrongL Arena
TO E va. second and sapph;H, p;,, third Time. a.
had dozen starters. Warren Leland. ITO tR Balm,
won by . length from Rube BurrowG Tea Set was
third. Time. 1:15M.
suted in driving inish be ween Waiter 40 T. soanj
Length. with Roc4uefort second, Time. :+a5t
The one mile and twenty yards handicap was . des
Herate struggle bet ween coronet 1o5 Hein) and May
Time 1:45H
A one. mile handicap was won by Falero 1o5 tIer.
ftnK). BY neck. Highland was second. Tapped out by
Pedestrian Time, 142 the fastest mile OF tho pres
ent meeting
The sun., 1893-06-09
SUMNER DISEASES.


Cholera morbus and dsummer diarrhna occur
principally during the summer and autumn.
Cholera morbus 10 caused by improper food
and sudden chilling OF the body after exposure
to great heat. Certain substances will produce
1t In certain persona such. for instance. as veal
raw milk taken with flsh or shell flsh. and all
dishes cooked with milk. such rs rice pudding.
cream puffs. and even Ice cream when kept too
long. Unripe and over-ripe fruit. especially IL
taken with large draughts Of Ice water, will
cause 1t. Avoid becoming chillod during
sleep. In climate rs changeahle as ours this
in an er-present danger. Persistent summer
diarrhpa Is usually caused by malaria. sewer
air. or impure water. The knowledge OF how
TO avoid or remedy these dangerous com.
plants will save much suffering and avoid
many q doctors bill Medical science tells us
that the use OF puro spirits. preferably
whiskey. in moderation is u sure safeguard
against diseases Of the kind mentioned. There
10 but ono pure m edicnal whiskey. and that is
Uuhy's Pure Malt. II 1t Is taken regularly at
this season II keeps the stomach In healthy
condition, Durifes the entire system. and gives
tone; strength. and stimulus. 1t has been
used Tor years by the American public and is
tho most popular remedy OF its kind in this
land. 1t lie truo there arc Interested parties
who try to sell other so-called whiskeys when
they are asked for Duffy's. but such people
have an Interested motive that Is not for your
good. Do not be deceived. and insist upon
having just what you call for.-Adr.
The sun., 1893-06-09
Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
New York vs.. Pittsburgh. at tho Polo grounds.
Brooklyn va 81 Louis at Eastern Part-
baltimore v. Chicago. at Baltimore.
Washington vs. Cleveland. at Washington.
Boston Va Cincinnati at Boston.
Philadelphia Va Louisville. q. Philadelphia
OTHER GAaEs
Dartmouth Va Amherst at Hanover.
Colgate vs.. Union. at Hamilton
Cornell va University of Pennsyivania, at Ithaca
The sun., 1893-06-09
Tetter Rides Three winners at Gloucester

L
| GLOUCESTER. June s-Four favorites and two out.
sdors captured the purses hero this afternoon Sum.
mary;
| First Rsce-Four and . half furionga Young Lot.
terry 1o<, TO Yetterl won: Jersey, 1o2, 10 to
Dwysp second; Con Lucey 1o2. 80 TO tilan) third.
| Second Rsee-sx and half furionsa oisnmar. 100
2to fetterl won Wandering Nun. 81. 10 to q en-.
rngs) second: Perehanoe. o. II to WailAceN third
Third Rscc-seyen.eishths of a mile. Lucky Glover.
!Fitzsimmonsl s.coud; xenophon. iO4. 6to Welsonj
Fourth Rsce-FiveeIehth. of /. mile. Equity. jog.
even !Foster. won: Artillery. 1ol. y to twnliace
sssond: Uncertainty. 1o+. to McCaueyh third
Firth Rses-sx and onequsrt.r furlons. Cartoon.
loo. to tNelsonl. won: st. Patrick. 1o6. Z to 1
Morri.l second: schuylk,il 1o<. 3 to Dwyer) third
SIKH Race-Fireeishths Of a mile. Topmast 1o4.
10 TO i LYsttsr. won: Comrade. lo4. 8 to Casey
second: Pokino. loS, even Woodhouse) third Time.
The entries for Fridays races follow:
hartell. Wyoming. Irregular. Sue Ryder FedinR Ex.
press, Bill Barnes LomnS, Capuin. Delnsion. Prince
Psyton 1885, Queen d'or. Vocalite. Experience. Mamie
seeond Rsee-piye, eghths Of mile; for three.ysar.
old, Ok fe%ini's lio Nindsn. lo2; charon 49, Nor
1oa Isrssy. 1bbie ios: ass kanns 16s Estsio moW
ard. 1o2: Agnes H.. Hattick filly. pl
Fonrtf RaeeIone mile Lonely lo5; Drizzle, lo4,
oSss sns 1S a.sa 1S Maent s7 H0ur s6 Tar
fitth Raoe-four and a half furlongs: for twoyear-
Romeo. lol: Little Bravo Duke OF Gloucester, %.
2, Bobby colman, Ptolemy. foxhill The Forum idea
Charles Roed. Goodley. Ios; Lita. foa
The sun., 1893-06-09
BALTIMORE. ~: CHICAGO. 7.
Totals ......7 1926 IL 8
broadway out for interfering with battsd ball

ss,s,msr' ss,s .6 9dSaSf Ga
BY srrors-ssitlmors Il ehis.so, 5 III. on es.s:S
Baltimore. 49, Chicago IL First base on bAlsOh No
Nahon 8: on Mauck. of Hutohison. 8: on Nsgtnnis,
2 Struck out-By Mcmahon. q: By Manck. !. Home
Yuns-Dahen. Lang Three.base hlt-ktttredRe TWO
base hi.-MeMnhon. saor!nce hits-Ward, shindle.
McGraw. Reitz aud Clarke: ReitE and Clarke: Lang
and Dahlen. Hu by pitcher-By Nauck, D. Wild
cLKvKLArp. Q: WARRINGTON. J.
wAsmsa1oS; June s5YounE pitched = great game
hherthe fourth inning the Senators were not In the
hunt Attendance q 900. Tho score:
The sun., 1893-06-09
Veteran Jul,us Bake Dead.

Julius Bake. the veteran head OF .the nrm OF Bruus
wick Bake colendsr Company. died In his home in
Cincinnati on Tuesday. Ho returned from Europe last
month so brotsn down In health that all hone OF his
recovery was abandoned. lie was 10 years old Nj
Bake IN his youth Was eonneetsd with tho oldtime
lAHs man and "a big hearted =, he was stslwarr In
Rnilu hs tntlmAtes used TO chu him santa Claus"
billiard arm went 10 cineinnati 10 he tuaerS o. the
The sun., 1893-06-09
Roberts Challenges Ives Again.

LoSDeS June s.-Robsrts. the British billiard cham.
psoh. has ehAlsngsd lvsS the American. 10 another
contest n 900 or 600 points, with the same table
en1 conditions - before except that tue balls
continue his play from bAlk. w