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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27
EN- DIAS DE EsCLAVITUD
TURGURNEF.

MuSvese el buque la apinada gsnts
So aprosura, 80 va, vuslvs. Sc agita,....
Monta el amelia en- 10 prora el corvo dient'
81 opreso vapor SO oscapa grlta.
Sc abTazsn los amigos angastiados,
Llega oil instante de1 partir supreme,
Separanse las barcas de los lados,
Y el aqua surcsn al conpas del reno.
AL soplo De Ia briaa gemidora
Col1mpiass la nave Y Sc adelants,
Ronpe In mar con su cortante prora,
Y espuma hirvionts en- su redor levanta.
Psnsando eu 10 pasado y 10 futuro,
Tsndida como un cisno sobre el llano.
QuSdase al pie del artillado muro
Tia se1ora del Golfo Meiicano.
Y va la cabsllera oscura ondea
Del humo vago en- Ia region vacfa,
Y sobre sl tope sl pabell6n f1amea,
7 partimos. - adios oh patria mia
Vienen de la ciudad voces lsjanss
Que sl desgraciado coraz6n oprimon,
Y al toque de oraci6n de las canpanaa
Los ecos tristes do la tarde e imen.
Asoman solitarias las estrellas,
Y sngalAnsn las orlGs del espacio
Las tintas nelanc6licas bella.
Del opeio, las perIGS eI topaclo.
Empieza vacilar la incierta raya
Que dibuia las costas los montes,
H6udense las palmeras de la playa
Y SO visten de azul los horizontes.
Ell sol al yer la luna acorta sl paso;
Y Sc ven suspendidos frente frentc
I'm globo de ORC y sangre en- 81 Ocaso
7 un globo de alabastro en- el Oriente.
Y ad6nde vamos? Ay msjor serie.
En- vez do errar sobrs volubles olas,
Estar miranda fenecer 81 dia
Desde el umbral de nuestro albergue solal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27
G. r A TIT e d

Con gusto damos cabida Ia carta que nos
dirige Ia inteligente profesora doIa Rosa
Carmona, viuda de Larramendi Los senri
mientos que eSpresa nc pueden ser mas pu-
ros nj mas legftimos Cuanto nosotros,
en 10 que personalmente nos toca, declina-
mos las frases que nos conssgra Ia sonora
Carmona La actitud de La DEMocRAc1A
no pudo ser otra, y, al servir 4 la oquidad y
Ia jnsticia, la satisfaction del deber cum
plido, nos compensa con creces.
He aqui IL carta, va que no sabriamos de-
ois, con zaks ksncill~z y sleeu&ncia, 10 Cue
ella dice
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27
Ponce, Julio 26 ds 1898.
Sedor don Luis Munoz Rivera.

Nj distinguido amigo
Rebosando de infnta gratitud mi corazon
de nAdre, ante las demcstraciones de sim
patfas de que mi buena hija Maria fu6 obje-
to- tanto por Ia prsnsa, como por 81 entu
siasta pdblico poHceho, deseo, va que por
careeer de- dotes orarorias vine privada de
expresarles alh mi inmensa gratitud, d,-no
mis- emociones. porque aqnellas no podria
defnirlas nunca, -dsseo, repito, hacerlo por
medic de la nisma prensa.
Asf, pues, yc me atrevo suplcarle 10 hags
ustsd nombre mfo y de tni hija, en cuyo
tsrno sensible eoraz6n quedo grabado
aquel eiocuentfsino beso, que usted, en mo-
mento tan solemne, le prodigara.
No divide usted, mi distnguido amigo
al qnedo complscida, aludir ca esta sincera
manifestation de mi alma que le doy
ted derecho para interpretar, la Junta 10
cal de Instruction, asl como partioularnen-
te Z los eenores Pima Tarrats y la senora
dona Josefa II. de Colon por haber tribu-
tado 4 nj querida hija tiernas caricias y
atenciones, ecompahadas do preciosfainaas
hnezas
A listed, amigo n{o, para terrrinar, esta
sola frase una madre 30 olvida nunca
Ordene 81 amiga,
Rosa &. vii4da tie Larramefdt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Eaestro eouvecir.o colega Ia Reuisto, al
dsr cuenta i. ia reparticion de premios We
rihcada en- ell teatro, SURE una equivocaci6n
al decir que el obsequio que SO 10 hizo 4 la
nina Maria Larramendi, consist{a en- un CO.
liar de orc, pues 81 objeto con que la prem sa
: Ell ptblico quiso premiar su preeoz inte-
iigencia, era IN aaecessaire, muy bonito Y
muy propio para una nina de su sdad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

no DO su esposa bios i In estimaci6n do
sus amigos
Descanse en paz reeiban sns deudos ell
pssarne semitic que eli estas hneas les
enviamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

En- Cayey, IN panadero llamado Calixto
Olmea nlato sR un bale de una putalada a.
individuo Julian Sierra, de ofcio tabsquero.
En- la Capital Sc Ia constitnido la Junta
directiva de la association bene6ca La Cruz
Roja en- IA siguisnte forma:
"Don Manuel MufoE Barrlos, presiden-
te:-Vice- -presidentes: Lcdo. don Jose Sevs-
70 Quinones, don Manuel S. Cusvas, doctor
don Esteban Sadana, don Manuel Teuee,
don DarIo Laguna, don Andres Crosas.-
Consultores can6nicos: Pbro. don Rafae
Romeu, Pbro. don Santiago Co6n.-Con-
sultores msdicos doctor don Francisco del
Vale Atiles, doctor don Juan Hernandez
Lopez. ez.-Consultore letrados Lcdo. don
Francisco de P. Acuha, I.cdo. don Manuel
F. Rossy.-Inspector doctor don Cayeta
no Coll Tosts. Director de almacen :
doctor don Pedro del Vale Atiles.-Teso-
zero: Lcdo. don Fidel Guillermety.-
tador: don Luis Sanchez Morales. .-Secre-
tsrio don Manuel del Vale tiles.-Vice-
secretaros don Jose Gordils I.cdo. don
Francisco Asenjo."
FL Ayuntamento de Las Marias ha eleya-
do la terna para Alcalde compuesta de don
jose Guiscafrs que obtuvo votos, don jose
Mendez 5 y don Andres Gonzalez otros 5.
He aqui una de las razones que aconse-
jan asegurarse en la NEw-YoRK LIFE con
preferencia cualquiera otra companfa
Ell que sc asegura otras companias, no
puede llamarse con propedad soclo de elias
Los verdaderos socios son los ACOIoNIsTAs
que fundaron esas compaDias que Sc re-
parten cAs1 ToDos los benefcios.
LA NEw-YoRK LIFE no tiene accionis-
tas casi todos sus benefcios Sc reparten
entire los asegurados que son los GNIcos
DUENos y soC1os de Ia Compahfa.
LA NEW-YoRR LIFE ha pagado ga Pto.-
Rico cerca de TREsCIENTos MIL PESOS &
sus asegurados cuya relaci6n nominal pro-
porcionara al que 10 desee don Luis San
chez Moralea.
La NEw-YoRK LIFE 10 tiene pleitos,
porque paga sus sinestros SIN DIsCUTIR-
Los. 3
Agente general; don Luis Sanchez Mo
reles, San Juan Pto. -Rico.--Snb agente en-
Ponce: don Eduardo Salich.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Ha regresado de su viaje 4 Europa, en-
companta de su eenora esposa, nuestro muy
estimado amigo 81 laborjsso industrial don
Juan Cabrer, dueno 1a la acreditada SOM
brereria de Ia calle De Atocha
Sabenlos que trae IN gran surtido con
las 1ltimas novedsdes en- sombreros para
ninos caballeros.
Dsmosle IL hien eaHida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27
NOTICiAS

Al redactar nuestro artlculo Hdst0 cssan-
do, partfamos de una earta sascrita por tres
individuos uno de ellos Ulisss Tenorio.
En- tai forma venfa dichs carta que noso-
tros creimos que Ulises Tenorlo era ell com
ponteado, cuando no es mas que IN testigo
del comp0mte.
La v1ctima del atropello Sc llama Dimas
Herrera.
Conste ash
AIanana sc espera eE ests ciudad la COM
PAM de zarzuelas que dirige el senior Marin
Varona.
Reina gran entusiasmo entire los amateurs,
pues este p1blico estaba ansioso va de esta
clase de espectaculos.
A abonarse, pues, los que deseen conser-
var las localidades que acostumbran ocupar'
Anoche falleci6 en esta ciudad ell apre-
ciable cabaIero doctor don Baltasar Ini
guez, m6dico del battalion de Vailadoid que
guarnece esta plaza.
In r6pido ataque de grippe que dur6 nuy
pocoa dfas, lie arrebatd, j6ven ann, al carl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

La idea es por todos conceptos laudsbls.
mueho mas viniendo de IN peri6dico irscoss-
dieiosal, y desde luego cnente ell eolegs con
nuestro coneurso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Sc considers 81 amor humane como un
sentimiento celeste que eonduee Al amor
divino Sc confunde con 81.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27
RECORTES r

FL honbre se encuentra dsmasiado pa
gado con el derecho de adorsr 10 mu;sr Y
de servirla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

mi tribu me respets,
porqus por ella Lido
desde mi tierna sdad.
Y 81 lauro de guerrero
me alade 81 de poets,
bsblendo en- mis- cantaros
amor Y libertad,
Soy pobre NADIA pido;
ful rico, Y 10 df todo:
dispuse de mis- bisnes,
cual 1nico sehof;
de la fortuna esclavo
& ser no me acomodo,
ri a nadie negue nunoa
mi amparo Y mi favor.
Tn dia en- la batalla,
con entusiasmo ardicnte,
vi huyendo un enemigo
i sus alcances fui;
81 iba desarmado
parose de repents,
Hstim, dame tn ianza'
ms dijo, Sc la di.
Cuando ia terra guarde
mi cuerpo va desecho,
ouando yolando el alma
canine hacia su Eden,
podra privarme alguno
del bien que 20 haya hecho
PodrA do no 50 siembra
fructifcar 81 bien
Recuerdo que una tarde,
tras f1nebre jornads,
del Yemen las arenas
logre pisar al 6n,
y un pobre prlslonero
con voz acongojada,
"piedad," grit6 mi lado,
we'd mi niseria Hatim.'
NADIA que darte traigo,"
le die compasivo,
pero mis- tres camellos
de mi vienen en- pos
aqUf para esperarlos
me quedare cautivo,
precio de rescate
seran para los dos"
70 50 que esta mi tribu
examine hambrienta.
-Giulab de un solo gope
deguella mi coreel,
nientras todos comen
de su raci6n sangrientR
ue ocultar6 de todos
para llorar por 81.
Giulab cumpli6 ell encargo
la desmayada gente
del generoso bruto
los restos devor6,
Hatim, solo en- 81 tienda,
miranda hacis el Orients,
sobre su piel de tigre
dormido So quedo.
Manuel del Pa2aeio.
Dos caballeros Sc apalean de frme en el
ledio de la calle.
Un tercero que pasa, grita de pronto pa
A separates
u Qui6n de ustedes ha perdido el por-
amonedas -
Los dos Sc sueltan Embellishments
mpiezan 4 buscar por el suelo.
Por una mirada, un mundo,
or una sonrisa, un cislo,
or un beso. - yo no 50
ue te diera por IN beso.
Hoy la TERRA el cielo me sonrien,
oy llega al fondo de mi alma al sol,
oy la he visto. j.. Ia he visto me ha mirsdo,
hoy creo en Dios.
R<cUueT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Ia Ilegado La Capital 81 Rev. Mr.. Jo-
seph Emrey, enviado por el Obispo de An
tigua para encargarse dol servicio dc Ia igle-
sa protestante de Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Hoy han llegado los periddicos de San
Thomas.
Terrninada la traduccion de las 1ltmas
noticias teIegrafcas dc Europa, veran la
luz en- nuestro niimero de manana.
La question franco -siamesa adquiere gra-
vedad puede traer condictos entire Fran
cia { lnglaterrA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Los poetas convertian ( sus amantss sn
una virtud sobrenatural, las auplicaban
que les guiasen hasta 81 smpirso en- 81 ia
bernSculo de Dios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

En- Cayey, IN panadero llamado Cahxto
Olmea mat6 en un bale de una pufalada al
individuo Julian Sierra, de ofcio tabsquero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Tan faeil como es dar consejos, % SECURE
que no go han de recibir. sobre todo "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Ell folletin que veuimos publicando des-
pierta gran inter6s en- Ell p1blico.
En- estos dias hemos servido muchos
Y seutiriam.,s que no nos fuera dable com
placer ( los que pidan tarde los que le fal-
ter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

En- cuestiones De amor, tan tonic ss si
que ds c0,sseies, como sl que los recibs.--
Poi1cio.
HATIM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-07-27

Rosa &. viuda &c LarTamendt.
The sun., 1893-07-04
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE
A Little Dull Now, but Dealers and Manu-.
facturers DO Not Complain.

a Little DuH Now but DenleFD ana Manu-
facturers DO Not Complain.
The absence OF any noteworthy special sales
for the past two weeks. has left the horse mar
ket In rather dull condition. This should
not last however. as the local dealers are we'll
supplied with frst-class carriage. harness.
and work horses that can be purchased very
cheap.
Despite the great rush to the sea shore and
country. the carriage market is fairly prosper
GUS. and dealers and builders are taking ad-
vantage of the slight lull in business to pro-
pare for good brisk fall trade.
Whether the season is dull or otherwise Van
Tassell Il Kearney. 130-132 East Thirteenth
street. always seem to have plenty to do. From
horses and carriages down to harness. whips.
and all other necessaries of the we'll appointed
stable. they have fine variety Of each. Their
assortment Of vehicles embracing all known
reasonable The sales every Friday are hold
broagRams vesorss. park phae
tons ton and other styles OF traps. Flandrau Co.
bBro0ms street hAEs u. al the latest
durability. and excellent finish: Their I'M: d.
feet order is fast dwindllng away. and those
In search Of bargains should not fail to avail
themselves Of this golden opportunity to get
Il the ware rooms o,ths stsae @
Daker Brothers ManufacturlnR Company. 2b5-
rssa sandsTd den Ss, hSs asHs
tine Tshaes
abouts to be found in the market. Then they
have a full line Of trucks farm. and contrac-
Shea. f43 West Fitty-nrst street. is doing a
rushing business in traps and summer vehi-
cles. The prices are so low that he Is almost
@ o@hd-hand carriages is second 70 none in the
city. city. majority cop cope from tho shops Of the
od His Mha Rss
every facility for doing first class work 10 kept
number Of stylish sumner vehicles and a line
hardly he surpassed. Their surreys, TOP phas.
an extensive line OF traps and road carts. are
generally conceded to be the finest In the mar
ket This firm believes in moderate prices;
line. made. Of this beet materials. and finished
iinI excellent taste. William H.. Gray, ,2O-22
pare favorably, with the best. His traps find q
ready sale; & and Lac additions are being continually
Edward Calianan's Son. 81 West Forty-fourth
street, has become q regular Cheap John when
iight GarrlaGesk "a n ana trSpS are considered is
st9Ss 81 h the nGst 9aiy and
does all kinds OF first class repairing at reason
Bnegies. phaetons. surreys, buck boards,
wagons, aud q handsome collection Of vehicles
Of standard design; can be found in endless
lie has a large number OF buggies and light
wagons which deserve inspection. As a sam
ple OF his prices he offers buggies from S35
At 81 Thompson street T. T. westerfeld has
a big variety OF street road and race track
good as new. he makes u speciality. and sells
reasonably.
The sun., 1893-07-04
Baseball Games To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AHnRIcAN ASSOCIATION
St. Louis New York. at St. Louis a. NJ and p. NJ
Cleveland vs.. Brooklyn,at Cleveland IA NJ and p. NJ
Chicago ys. Boston. At chicago a. NJ: and NJ
Cincinnati VS. Philadelphia, At Cincinnati
Pittsburgh VS.. Baltimore. at Pittsburgh.
Louisville Va Washington at Louisville
Xavier A. 4. va Cuban Giants. at St. George cricket
xsm s-is9 Slsh,Sa h..na H. and r. Tynn'"''d NJ A. West
Orange A. c. Va lronsides. AT Orange P NJ
Meridian Murray HIS at Meridian "a H. and r. NJ
oritant Y. c. vs.. Englewood J. c. at Hackensnck
Asylums Va Allertons. at Middletown "a NJ. and
Elizabeth A. c. vs. Paterson. at Elizabeth (P. ny
New Jersey A. @ vs. New York A. C, at Bergen Point
North Side A. C. Va Norris A c.. at North New York
wiiliamsburRh A. A. vs., Seneca. at wiliiamsbursh A.
A. grounds "a. NJ. and T. M
American Express Company vs. National Express
Company. at Oak Point n. NJ
volunteer vs.. susurbans: at crotona Park e NJ
Married Men va s,nxe Men, At Orange "a NJ
Orange B. b. G. IS. Louis College at Orange tP. ny
Counsel vs. Claremounts. At Claremount Park a N.
Elizabeth A. c. VS.. Jersey City. at Elizabeth "a NJ
Standards VA Athletics OF Harlem. at Little Polo
Jsrseys VS.. Cables at Hoboken "a NJ.
Xavier A A Reserves VS.. HickoryR at Xavier A A
Crescents Va Paterson. at Plainneld a MI
Crescents .. Trenton. at Plainhed (P. M
Knickerbocker vs. St. George A. e.. at Ciostcr "a. II.
Ten Eyek Athletics VS.. Jefferson Athletcs at Newark
"a Lstayssse whsslmsn vs. Montgomery At srssy City
A.,Ml.
St. Bsrihoiomsw A c. va Lexingtons. At Grand visx
Park (P. M
The sun., 1893-07-04
Lawn Tennis.

There but little tennis played In and around New
York yesterday afternoon. Tho grand nnals in the
mems singles In the Manhattan Association tourna.
msnt fell E. p Fischer of Class A. who started II
points behind scratch and his opponent. Arthur
keane. 2S points to boot The score followst
Grand Finals. Mons Singles-Final round: Edwin +.
Fischer kniokerbocker 7. C.. minus ~. beat Arthur
Keane. Knickerbocker 7. c.. 20. 1892. The grand
nnal in the double between Chapin and McEnek OF the
Hamiltons and Bunnell and Kenyon OF tho Fifth Ave
Club 10 the only match yet to be played.
In the tournament Of the Brooklyn Tennts Club d.
Grtfith. scratch. beat E. W. Haskins. scratch, Ga
6-4. 81, 7-6 This finishes Glass H. The class WIN
ners. Griffith and Jsfares play day.
most fortunate thh year its lawn tennis tourna-
ment and everything points to q most successful
but owing to unfayorabe weather only four ntess
were completed r. D. Wrenn Of Harvard College
the only one of the experts to play match. and no
a an WHICH fs%
the attention OF large number OF the spectators from
tho other matches. Hobart and Hovey will play
goher in doubles and favorites for rst place.
Deaue Miller met defeat NJ the hands Of J.E Tallmage.
tournament VIII be continued Tomorrow morning. and
tho nnals viii be played on Friday
Tho unexpected wthara wal of Malcolm Chase from
the tournament 10 much regretted The scores;
slngies-First round: J. W. Nichols, Now Haven L. T.
G.. beat a Psli, Tuxedo L. T G.. 6.1. 81; j. Tall.
g. S0S. Ga; r. D. wrsnn Harsa,d Un,yeEs,sy heat
Princeton l. T. T.. beat Ii. wyKon Cornell University.
g., 6-4.
The sun., 1893-07-04
maintained ngainst TINT course

Brighton Beach. and that no boycott would be
maintained against that course.
Superintendent Van Keuren has the tracks
at Monmouth In perfect shape. There is o
cushion OF soft. loose earth on top. and a field
OF horses make scarcely any noise as they run
over It
After Senator Grady won ut 60 to I great
many persons remembered that he had been
well backed at Sheepshead Bay In n dash ut
half a mile. He was very green on that oo-
casion and got away badly at the start
Betting on the first race began yesterday
with Sirocco as a starter The numbers had
not been hoisted. but DoRgett weighed out to
rido Mr. Colllns's horse. Sirocco wasn't even
at the course. and new book had to bo made.
While Engineer Hueston OF the New Jersey
Central express racing train was making good
time on the return trip from the races two
stray horses were walking along tho side OF
tho track whore IL runs through n strip OF
woods about three miles this side OF Perth Am
boy. one OF the horses plunged head hrst into
the train, striking between two platforms. Tho
horse was ground to pieces under the jolting
train was delayed fifteen minutes
The sun., 1893-07-04
FAST RACING At CHICAGO.
Gaiindo Beats Joe Blackburn at . Milo and
. Quarter In . 100 1.4

CHICAGO. July 3.-Ths programme at Warrington
Park to-day was entirely composed OF purse but
large crowd saw tho races decided over fast
track Thirteen started in the opening event. dash
of four and half furlongs for maiden twoyear ods
Empress Of Norfolk. Us Perkins at to ]. beat Bank
srs Daughter. tho favorite by head. Charles MoDon-
aid third. Time. 0:54Al
The second race was at a mile and furlong. Six
horses faced the baR Yo Tambien. 1o3 (kay) the
farorito at tO4. and easily by two lengths from
Ciceiy sprinEway third Time. :bSA
The third race selling purse at mile which
brought out sixteen starer Revolver 1O2 e. sloAnl
to ], won by neck from Sir Waiter Raleigh, with
finished sixth.
The third race was handicap, at ono nile and .
quarter with seven starters Galtndo 116 (Morris at
zto ], won In driving nnish by length and a half
Time. 2O6I8
The NTH race was a sprint Of six furlongs with
seventeen starters someIsault 1o1 taorris) AZ 10 to
won by length from Miles Standish. with Crochet
third Time 1:14h. Salvation. the favorite came
The sixth race was scramble Of four and onchalt
David los ueigh) at ato won by two lengths from
Salvador. with Sutwood. third. Time, O56A. Prince
Leon. the favorte. finished sixth.
The seventh at six furlong had eleven startern
Roslyn. 1oJ (lrvingl ut to J. won by four lengths
from Sunshine whiskey the favorte. with First Ward
third Time, 1.13lo
The sun., 1893-07-04
Competing for Points ON Sunday.

The nrst Of the seasons point competitions by the
members Of the willismsburgh A. A. occurred Sun.
day afternoon the association grounds Summaries
seventy.nye-yArd DAsh-Final hea. won by John IT,
Travis. Samuel A: Walters second. L. Cotiauz third
Time l-5 seconds
One.furlong Dash-Finai heat won by g. A. Walters
onds.
one.quarter mile Run-f1nal heat. won By r. A. Wal.
ters c. pormAnn second J. A. Mulin third. Time 50
seconds.
Creighton second, Cotianz third Tlme. mnrtes
Fseney third. Time. minutes so seconds.
Putting the Sixteen pound shot-won by p T. GleA
son, with 30 feet IN inches: " yAnderal second 10
feet: r Hangens third zs feet ~ inches.
Standing broad Jump-won by o. Jay, o feet; Il.
stodsard second, feet 10 inches Vanderwaii third
Sfeet inches
Running High Jump-won by W. s. Mohr. 6 feet 8
inches: G. Rowland second. feet inches; g. Walters
third. feet 9 inches.
Throwing the Twelys,pound Hsmmer-won by 4.
II feet IL inches; " randsrwau third. II feet D
inches.
Grieves second. W. +. Mohr third The men tied at 3
feet inches. and on . toss up they placed AZ
above announced
The sun., 1893-07-04

u II LOUIS, 4: NEW YORK. 3.
( Or. LouIs. July 3.-If the Browns continue to
pasy the rest OF the season like they did In
le-day's 9ams they will finish up among the
e1asssd at all points, and tho homo team won
he game on It's merits Gleason pitched IN his
eds -dme form. and Wards mon could do little
y With his Delivery when hits meant runs; Al
though the Browns did not hit Baldwin hard,
most Of thaty hits came together and counted
sr Funs The gsSyps new short stop s1s, shu se
@ TIE home grounds. and received an on.
Ct abort. e4d hit the bah hard; Bannon as
soupls Of hits which brought in runs. Dowd
and Peitz showed their familiarity with Bald
swin's curysA Th9 New forks were % handii;
fhe RrpFns put up an almost perfect game
n the second. Peitz led of with three
eeSgee A9d scored ON Crooks's .saorifee-
sinsled * rsht and went t. second RsoS;a en-
nss ssssps ias sfeP tes
a. tVo-base hit and scored on Peitz's Hy:
Heraen's long .fy was muffed By Lyons and
8 Wild pitch. In tho New Yorks' half they
ecored three runs by good batting. Tiernan
Iyeoetved his base on balls and took third on
payiss tTS.base drive down the Eight, M e field .I
ieht aeld fence for three bases and both
tRoore6 Connor scored on Doyle's fly to
hipth. Aftendance. 25oo. Tho SEQ .:
The sun., 1893-07-04
M0NMoUTH'S BIG PROGRAMME.
A Field OF Unusual Merit TO start In th,
Fourth of July Handicap.

A Field OF Unusual Merit TO Start in the
Fourth of July Handicap.
Tho Monmouth Park Association offers big
bill for to-day OF seven races, including the In
dependence and Eatontown Stakes and the
Fourth Of July Handicap. being down for de-
cision.
The Fourth Of July Handicap should furnish
splendid contest. no fewer than seventeen
horses being named to start. Lamplighter is
the top weight at 125 pounds. and with such
flyers as St Florian. Reckon Picknicker. York
vile Belle Sleipner Sirocco. and Ajax to carry
him him along the contest should be one OF the
give away vast Jumps OF weight to their COM
petitors In the Indepen dence Stakes. and per-
haps one OF the dark contingent may carry of
the prize. Stout old Raceland. DerfarGilla "a. and
others that can run fast should mako the
Eatontown Stakes u horse race from start to
finish.
This Is the programme in full:
First Rnce-sweepstnkes for two year.ods, OF s15
each. with 81 700 added OF whch $500 to the second
and $lUo TO the third the winner TO be sold ut auction
for So OOO for less pound alo wed for each $500
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