The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-10

MORRIS PARK. n. Y. June a-The track was
good today. summaries:
Five furlongs- Medder won, Solitaire second,
Dorine third. Time. Lon.
Six furlongs Dad heat between Chesapeake
and Adelbert)-Hammis third. Time, l:l2
Purse divided.
MiIe-spor: won. Certainty second. Roche
seven fur.ongs-Dr Hasbrouck won, stonie-
nell second. st. Fiorian third. Time, 1888
Miie-Dsception won. Eddie second, Annie b.
six furlongs-Pirate Chief won. wolsey sec.
ond. Clare A. Colt third. Tine lila
Latonia Park Races.
CINCINNATI, June 9--The track Was fair as
Latonia Park today. Summaries:
Five and a half furlongs-King star won,
Lucknow second. P,e:ender third. Time. 1:lllS.
Six iurlougs-ElectTo won, Nestor second.
Rebuff third Time, l:l6i..
Four and a half furiongs-Mahoyany won.
Invader second. Joel third Time, :56i1
Handicap. mile-lrish Chief won. Dolly Nc
Cone second, Rambler. third. lime. Al
Parrot third Time, los
Five and q halt fnrlongs-Fay 8. won, Dub
Hughes second. od1ey third. Tine. I:0a
Army Appointments Soon to Be Made.
New York Sun.
President Cleveland will have more ap-
pointments Of major generals and briga-
dier generals during his administration
than have fallen to any president since
the war. In the first three months of his
administration he has advanced two OFF,
GERS, Col. Carlin and Col. S,ernberg, to the
grade Of brigadier, and in November next
he Will have new adjutant general to ap-
point upon the retirement: of Gen. Will
iams. or the three major generals, Gems.
Scho!eld and Howard retire, leaving Gen.
Nelson A. Miles as the senior major gen.
eral of the army, where he will remain I'M
I'll 1893. when he goes out on account Of
age. All the heads of the staff corps re-
tire in the next four wears except Gen.
Sternberg, who mas just been placed at the
head of the medical corps. and Gen.
| fIagler, chief of ordnance. giving
him the appointments of seven colonies
| IN be brIgadier generals. The only briga-
diers OF the line To retire before the next
| administration will be Gen. lexander
| McCook, who Will be placed on the shelf
| next April. Gen. Howard. at Governor
| island. retires November $. lsai and Cen
! Schoiield on September - is95. As Gen
| Thomas Ringer will be the senior brigade
! In order Of seniority, lac will probably be
| advanced to maj general upon Gen.
| HoNart's retirement, and Gen. Wesley
! Merritt promoted to Gen. Schoiield's va
| cancv. In the inspector generals depart
| ment Gen. Joseph {. Breckenridge retires
| January II, 1905. and in the Judge advocate
| generals department Gen. Swain, who
| had been under suspension for "A number
| at years. ana who will retire before the
| expiration ~ his sentence. goes of the ar-
| tive lis; on December -, iss6 Gen. John L.
| Haw kins head of the subsistence depart
| inent. rettres September y, ISIS In the
! pay DEPARTMENT Gen. William Smith has
! until March NJ, l>s5. 10 serve. when he
| viii have to gave way 10 another officer OF
his corps. Gen. Thomas Lincoln Casey.
! chef II engineers, the crack corps OF the
/ service. will be displaced May 10. isa5
! Gen. Fiag!er. chief OF ordnance. remains
| Oh the active lis, until lS0 The retire
| ments Of all these officers will create va
! caNCleS IN the lowest grades, which the
! president will have 10 conie- upon some q,
! the deserving officers in the line. Col,
| thagucey Mch ever. OF the aiiu,ant gen.
| eTai = department. Fetlres in August, when
| TIE president S.ii have The appointment o:
| MAJOR from the line 10 the corps