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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-19
Local BreUit.es.

La grippe is on the wane.
Mr.. F. ?. jenkins, Cobb Neck, it is said,
has the finest crop OF wheat in the county
Mr.. Joseph Radcliffe, who has been ILL., has
recovered.
Mr. Edelen of the firm of Edelen Bros, of
Baltimore, called on his friends during court.
Mr.. V. II. Neale offers for sale some 6ne
horses.
The tobacco market is said to have fallen
somewhat.
A pleasant dance was given to some young
folks by Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Wenck, OF La
Plata, last week.
Mr., II. Penn sold old ewes in the Wash
ington market last week for Sl4 rs net. An
excellent price.
WHY isn't this good thing2 DR.. Fenuer's
Kidney and Backache Cure is warranted 70
give satisfaction in every case or money re-
turned. Such a proposition couldn ne
thought of if the medicine wasn't superior to
all others For sale by all dealers ana W. =
Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Mr. q L. Gail offers for sale a large guam
tty of salt struck herring At Chapman FONT
Here is a chance to get your hsh Tor the ear
: E,,o,a n Murray. the year old son o.
Me- i.,n.s & Nnrray. of Bryantown, had his
o,'liar hone l,rol<en on Friday last.
Ex.Jndse Critcher, of Virginia, attended
, court On Tuesday. He is executor OF ti'
suicide, Robert Spear, and is sueing the latter
: brother, tleathery Spear
n la, ws,.k on professional business, has re
,nrna5 ,ua ,,yes Il glowing account OF the
War,d;s EAR No one should iutss seeing /
Is n,.s,rs
4
That enierPrlsins eio'h'ng hohse ., ' AN ~
z 90 OF WasninStoh ate s,s.,'E ~ ,hrop,
tue lNaEpESDESr, lot OF Interesting sfrin
q gaAies.
-.;..,,fo,
al For medicines o'iit''sness' s'!y't.,I
s. dizz'ness, sieePeSsnesSi u's n''1 e. -
II, the btdpd and all SKIN efupto4s -, ~,
. Blood aud LAYER hemel} ana -
'Sr never ftlls Narf.ntea ~ ss'ss', ~
as refunded Couii ta's Ne anst u't y
in edy wasn't eert1af FOR =, SAFE y al ussei'
andi W. ". Palgeti, Port lo9aeeo'
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~ .nrr'sh ms cohhseii A. R15sr' So / out
~ "rt Vi i'.Dets corpus tor ms re'eas''
~ &r John Il GTispn Of the commission bf"
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~ mission niesens uts'ol BALTIMORE who hrn lfe'
% our prt'pie ~lti = visit darin. coa't Apsre'
al ei,te i,.aad ship aim Jour tooAeeo AID graie
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lsg ronnetuon VITA lne ass 'ssi''t'4on u .es'
et lent Lincoln naS 4eeh e'pl ls'i'eu an s''s'
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

DIR. G. T. Greenlaw, formerly Of Fredericks-
burg Va. is now located at a Street., 5. W.,
Washington, D. C. The public would do
we'll TO give his celebrated fomily remedies a
trial He has for his leaders liuimenl for
man and beast, Greenlaw's Golden Remedy,
and Gteenlaw's Cholera Cure. those remedies
are endorsed by leading physicians and drug
gists. All communications will receive prompt
sttention. Consultations free Call or adj
Sress DR.. G T. GREENLAW & Co /,
pron,ietors. AT F9ur and half
Street, S W, Washington, D. G. jy l-y
Office of County Commissioners of Charles
comfy Port Tobacco, May 10th, 1898.
10 whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Application has
ha4, made 10 the County Cf mmissioners OF
Ctatles county to change the voting place IN
~ eih election district Of Charles county
fron, MIDI etown to " hite Plains Tbs mat
,er will he taken up for FINAL decision on or
sfer Tuesday. the 27ih day Of Juao, 1898, BY
which day all petitions in the matter must be
GfsI By order of the Board.
C A, BOWLING, President.
II II. MEDLEY, Clerk.
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See card of Mr.. John S. H estAnd the new
proprietor at Chapel Point. He advertises
wharf and mill, be tn in complete repair
This gentleman means business, and deserves
encouragement. He IS not grasDiug for VS.
ions in the air, but wants to make his place
what is possible, shipping point the place
to get grist ground and summer boarding
house. In these respects give him hearty
helm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-19

Steam navigation was once looked npon
with doubt. So was the power OF DR.. Fen
ner's Cough Honey to relieve any cough in one
hour, until thousands OF trials demonstrated
The fact Equally good for horses. Gives
energy and strength. Money refunded if sat
istaction not given. For sale by all dealers
and ". W. Padgett Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-05-19

Judge Rudolph Burroughs, Of Illinois, for
merly Ut this county, has written most bead
ufui letter OF coaiOlei &c to Judge and MIS-
MrHrnqrv Bufroi.hs, OF Pictwa1en, gu ttt
.d.,in Of Mrs Burroughs mother Mrs Ha, den
0 ST Mary's county. The ST. Mar Beacon
uublisned it in full. The letter shows Judge
burroughs to he IA man OF deep feeling, strong
friendship, and bellies ettres scholar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
4 Trainers NOTES on TIE TURF.

The old saylg about calm after a storm was ONT
~ the running. in the comIari Of The attendance at
Monmouth Parx Yesterday and the day before The at
tendance YESTERDAY was meagre. Tho bookfnJcrs Were
sad and complained Of their hard luck IL having 70 pay
800 dav for the privilege Of SEPARATING The public from
their money. Many 4 them forgot that II It were h'
for bgkuSBing they might possibly earn hVnH win
tray ful o. sho rings thread and such articles n
could be casiv Irdtisd. Oasss Nigh. hold iucntivc
posons Oh thr surface road II they potessed sufficient
tal,nt b. hold The position Of motogman or driver
NJ I. Dwyer made mp for much OF Ms losses OH inc
year HIS commissioner placed THOUSANDS Of dollars on
Hammle straight place and 10 show In t" seven mi'h8
,arc II wa tn race thrt cgud many o. thr b1'kAh'l
L. r,a1e mat a'tcndanco 90 small Tho was 4
dispute between two bookmak"fr cau-"d by man
holding alo = twodOllar bin one Of Ill" i"oKnhk"r~
u Oh hi. SUNDAY smile and held ont his hahd to f'-
,iyc the pung,rs bet, III nclghbor. who l. ~ Turn
man with a saurninc expression, marked Rosa II point
hlcher than the ,nler and secured the ~ Hi,
ncchbor complained about the betting being spoiled by
bookmakcrs who had down or shade Oh GER
tain horses.
When the run came rammic at the las minute
one Of the e1dng pnnhler- Of Long Branch od: Il AN
going to follow that money willing 10 bet any.
bodys hand consist. Of four kings. and The acc a.
confidence card" He plunged accordingly and won
handsomely.
John Hursns was going around wi:b his finger tied
carefully. one Of the trainers advised him TO stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

fair weather Thur'day; rsh aud brisk westerly Winds
For Eastern Pcnnsyy0nia, Ncw-Jersey and Delaware.
generally fir 1hur-day; westerly winds.
For the Di,'lict Of Columbia MARYLAND. Virginia
North Carolina south Carolina and Georgia. generally
fair ThurSlt
For Eastern Florida. local showers but generally fall
during the day.
For Western Florida. Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana
Fa tern Texas Tennessee Kentucky and Araapsas. gen.
orally tS
For W..t Virginia, Weston New.York Western Penn.
svlyanla and Ohio fair; westerly winc'
For lower Mchean, generally fair; slightly warmer:
winds shifting ea.tcrly.
ror upper Michigan. local showers during the afternoon
right.
For w con>n increasing coudineSs. probably fol!oweo
by local showers Thursday afternoon or night
For Indlan generally fair.
For Illinois fair IA southeastern portion local SHOVE
~, forov,d by fair in northern ana western portion;
southrrlv wind, warmer IN northel'tein portion.
Fox Iowa. severe Local thu de- storms;
of Kan-l generally fair, except probably severe ioch
northern. portion. . ,u.., l.. .,..,
For .rbts .a o.a thunder storms, followed by clear
ting weather probably severe local storms IN eastern
portion
FOR Minnesota llght local showers a.,
For North and south Dakota, local ram IN eas,ein A'
In wc-tera portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
WILDWOOD LOWERS \ RECORD.
DRIVEN by TARAL. he COVERED ONE MILE AND
20 YARDS ~ IA FLAT AT WASH
rxgT0N PARK

Chicago July 5-Tarars wonderful finish and Wild
woods game race features Of the races AZ wash
nrto PARK to-day The grand horse carried 10 POUNDS
AMI In fierce drive broke the record for ono nm' anu
seventh vrd- the d-tincc covered In ~ fiat that
being half rcond bct'rr the record which l. held by
Maid Marian and whiting wildwood was always fayorte
In the betting and heavily played. being backed from
10 : down ., u b. 10 good start. sweet BLOSSOM
,. In ia, lad with the other, punched close np. Sweet
Blossom hot pace around IA" hi-' turh ana uo"'
the blrksr'eh but rounding 10 for HON" H." raNoro
o. 10 m. fo1t III, If lort. foF London. coming
s, rush on the inside soon held command. but Toral
70 m on. Of mo strongest finishes seen on this track
.ud I'm the last jump managed land the aNor'te winner
ty a neck.
Tic second race vas easy thinq for the heavily
p1y-I niorc Peter rIr 'Icit. h" leading RON start "
nni-h ana Whining mud pull b' half lhs'h.
Ioion ,p..t th, talent III Tie nth race by winnie at
H.. long Odds - - l. beating thc wr!I'yel ia'o'l'
1l,. Kirr bv q neck on ,i,e wire. summaries
rl.t race one mile and 20 Yards wildwood. 10
aa To- T. T iio ,K o' Msl 40 to mid ' lin
I.ii Too Quick. Fusiniion- anI s'r "a''c' "a'''s"
finished nau'd
c s,g'"f d. ' ,Io 'Toy s . Won By la, s!@
VA rn,o IL, uns"t to ., sr'2yi c11%' Nj,
M2FN urtodd ioa ' fayv i a'i.Scd q, naHl
Tea s%9? on . S by asi P i Safnl i0-
u 'f'} arl - t" ' 81 j@'a, and S G''ad'
roy!n ,'lora g.; m % ~ t >IoaS
I y 10 icon" nm roch,t carmen Rayror. Tom
K~ut Lake F. ard iancc.ot aaf.hci >, named.
o 5n n ,.G one 1Ta KIN IRE n sG' nj =
' foS he SCULPTOR f,A s'ccc finished naord
sh rsns aG""get no t9"r,h- ,1l Tim
Iqy II ","@E ,' r Z yioI4 Major f@yn dG% c TO-
A. i'rs"' thiy C. and Xarayar nni,hcl 4, named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

Brings comfort and Improvement and tends TO
personal enjoyment when rightly used. The
many, who live better than Others, and enjoy
life more, with less expenditure, by more prompt
IN adapting the worlds best products to the nce's
Of physical being. will attest the value T. health
of the pur" liquid laxative principles embraced IN
the remedy. Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due 70 IT. presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant TO the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties OF
a perfect laxative: cfectunly cleansing the sSs-
ten, di'pclllng colds, headaches ana fevcr- ana
permanently curing constipation. II has gwen
satisfaction 70 millions and met with the approval
Of thc medical profession because il acts on the
Kidneys, Liver AMI Bowels without weakening
them, ana 1t is perfectly free from every ooJec-
tionab" substance
syrup Of Fig is for sale by all druggists Ill
SOC. and ~ bottles, but il is manufactured oy
the California Fig Syrup Co. only. whose name
i, printed on every package, also the name syrup
~ tiss, and being we'll informed, you VIII ho'
accept any substitute if offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
WINNERS AT BRIGHTON BEACH
WERE KEPT At THE POST Long TINE
BEFORE EACH RACE.

BEFORE EACH RA'E
The racing at Brighton Beach yesterday not as
interesting on the previous day. Neither was
The attendance nearly great. or course this was
due To the usual reaction which always takes place on
the day after biz HOLIDAY. James Mclaughlin did not
start any too VOL for h. Kept the horses OF the post
long time In each before he dropped The flag TO in
different starts. rhc card god one, and there
only few Withdrawals 'Nccpt the fourth race,
Of which Major Dalv frqhtcncd five Of the ten en-
tries. That race was the feature. Major Daily opened
at t. and IN twnling. was lacked down to to g.
Many of the books "out' opposite his name and
made Tcrrlcr the fayoritc money. LumbcTman
made most Of the running followed by Major DAILY. In
stretch Lumbomsn it up and Major DAILY began
tire rapidly. sSfago>sa then came with rush and
the race by onrth fom Major Daily who was three
lengths before Wc>tchcs tcr hid Tcrrhe the second
choice in the betting last place from Lumh"rman
All the races were won with more or lcss case. Fou'
favoritcs succeeded in getting home first
Here the summaries
smith , even and o"i n ~ Is John + lynn
10 ana 30 ' TaSD A'I Io1 to zoo and Shoiovr
loo 10 to 1. also ran and finished a. named Tim
second racc-Maldcn tvo.yC ar.ois; special weights
h:lf Q mlc Montcpoo lis (McDclmo't even and out.
An 1; Is 5 ianfy e to iihi%. H%%cy r. ;", s:
e Sc to ,' p Us vision 40 +" % % orr TT lh c to
,lc ana Tn shoAI l' 80 to also ran '"d finished
Mepcraot SO and to nt,t Fob Sghr I IT,,
iNci'iun'l. ~ ana even second ShrlN iul', w
.Ncv meyer. 10 |. third. Glorilna. t0l 10 10 j.;
Hnoba I01 To Clio colt. ~. 10 and Darkness.
fCi 10 10 l. also and finished named. Time
! .O3L.
Fourth raco- Special weights: seven furloncs sara.
co.sa ~ o.. Ifihc 10 and 3 t. first Major ia "
i1l ,lItlemnon- t. aud out. second Wr,tchc,t"r.
100 n. Flynn 20 10 / thru Zimmerman. .'S 20 {"
aud Tcrrifcr IL? To also ran and hniSca as named
| Time 29',.
Fifth rn.c-senlnc: ono mile. rnclc. sim. 100 Mc
| Dc-rotr. and 3 10 ;. nf-t Circular lr9 -
Iamb"y1 70 / and 3 = ; second; Shenandoah. loi
| ~. Trhcl. 20 !. Third. Don't Know. lOf j. 10
Hustler 100. 90 To- Eavlor I03 20 10 and Undo
line o7, II - l. also ran AMI finished a named Tine
| I 49,
siy,h racc-Six and on".ha', fgrloTrs FoH'o,lo lo0
| ~. Ilill. ~ and . - ! hr~f Fclil~". 100 ~
| Tribe . . and ont. second 1nco' 100 y Lamb
| lcy 100 70 mid King lco 100, t g. S S,yr'
% 20 to /; VIA. -. 90 to ! r,kct leo go To- ]
Glen Roller 100 40 - |. and HlvlrifY -. - 10 J.
also ran and finished - named Time-l 2Js
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS COMPROMISE.

Tile Executive Board Of the American
Of Labor. which has been In secret s's''"" :"
den, GOmpcrs's oicc. ~ No. ~ 'hh'h '"''' '''
several dnvs adjourned yesterday. A'''r w, "
for two days new schedule I" ""e -.
,uo,c,r,,d Association of Iron and steel Workers.
a comprom,s. sch.lnl. WIS adopted. This cohpro'
mise schedule. does not. however, AFFECT VI" men NJ
Homestead
The demands Of the Boiler Workers ana ''I' i''''r'
national Typographical Union for nine "o"r "N "'r
also considered \ resolution wa ndop''" hH''"''"S
TIE Executive Committee to arrlnT' lor III
with President Cleveland for tn" p"9FN' q "'E'"S
him to recommend the enforcement 81 the 'lEh'hohr
Inv with reference 10 Government employees, ana
to prot,st oc,,ns, "anv understanding between the
United States and China to nnnnl the chinese hX'
cnsOn act go -, rrgI,o,, ,,,
Tho result Of the interview with III" PRESIDENT VIII
be r,nortcd ,t IN, next meeting of thr Executive
Hoard II the Federation which viii be- held III TN,
city In about four weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In This diacram 4 continuous white line shows tho
changes in pg,..urc indicated ~ The Tribune SELF
rcorlnc barometer. The TOhcn line represents the tenn
pe.ature a. ob>cTcl at Perry pharmacy.
Tribune Onicc. July 6. a. mTho weather yesterday
was fair uin evening when there Ugh. rain TIE
temprrc between O. and ~ degrees. The
co. icing higher than The corresponding day last
year and 81 HIGHER than Trcsdly.
I'm and near to-day the weather will probably
be f,i9 with fresh westerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
Or. LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder.
Thoroughly cleanses the teeth anu
purihes the breath. Used by people
refinement for over a quarter OF
a century. Sold Everywhere.

H.; Lizzie 100 Bellevue. lO2; Logan 1922 Speculation.
100; rom Tough. 100; fidoho 100; Mabel Glenn ~ :
Harlem, %.
tifth r1ce-Sellinc: furlongs Larchctt1. ITO
Airplant. l07 Acalde. lO7 Renorsc, 1O5 Ngie, lOj
Be-s McDur. 1O2; CotOnatc. lO2.
sixth racc-Se!line: mile n quarter. over 1--WE
hurdic> lockaWay 10 81 John, lJ5 JaIonica. 10
Leather Stocking. IL The punc 12J, Bel l+pSr Min
crab, l29i L!ciO. 10; Ll.l,r rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
FRICTION ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

FIRST race-,clline twoyarolds 1--WE furlongs rf'nns
l13 Mar0nete 10. Iiartland 10i Dexter. iol Nol'
pradeY loi Virginia II. %; Vocalist % Pnit"iS L.
BIZ: ransy. %; Hazel. 93 Control. 81; HnJust, 81
second race-Two.ycafolds; nve furlongs winston
rs; Marble. 49, CLEAN h.ly 1I3 Lornda H. ~
um H. Lady Love ll2; Anglo. loo Brar feionp 10
Third race-Senc; three-ycar-olds; seven i9riongs
zine Blood Il2 Play Pay. no. Cproor colt lot ie
,$Iari lo2 Wallace, IO2 Ingot, 100; DaHhc's' %
Little Nell %. -.
. Fourth rsee-Speeil weshni ~ furongs' Sh'1eh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
RAPID MILE ny sTErL PRINCE.

Indianapolis July 5.-Thc trottn9 races drew an A.
tendance ~ 1000 to-day. but developed nothing mere
rational than a mile paced IN ia, by steel Prince
a T-nn,rs,-, horse In the = 20 ca'-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
CLOSING PRICES or >AN FRANCISCO STOCKS


New route 10 the Catskn Mountains, via New York
Central aud Otis Eeyating RaiIway. Fastest aud
best. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
prcrrpTS OF DOMESTIC PRODrCE.

The receipts OF domestic produce at New iorh
for Monday, Tuesday and yesterday were Us ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
TIE UEATHER REPORT
RAPIDLY FAILING BAROMETER ON THE COAST

Washington. July 5-Thc barometer CONTINUES It" u"
the Central Rocky Mountain REGION TIE oppression
,th Of the lax, ronou, moved eastward 10 IN"
ST. Lawrence Valley. and the iolom'tr mas Ia'eh
r,pdy on the Middle Atlantic coast and In the Central
Missouri Valley Local thunder storms are reported
from New Encard the Middle Atlanu states and lower
lake REGIONS Iight showers also rp Ftcd rom
Iowa Nebraska and II f. warmer ana grh'r-
ally clear throughout Central valleys ana IN th' ntor
81 the Southern states IL T. cooler In the NohNc>t.
,,r,,,u c,ir and continued VAIN weather will pre-.
vail In the : ,uth, RI states The Ohio valley ana the
Middle Atlantic States, preceded Nv loa! uuih'i Storms
Tonight in Ncw.York and rcnnsylNani Local thunu ~
so,n viii also prevail IN the Missouri anu upper MS
s>,lppi Nallcys.
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
Wosh,noton July 5.-ror New.England Local Ialn ana
TO NIGHT followed by generally fair weather
rburdav. winds shifting to westerly with Increasing
farce nroh,Ilv becoming dangerous Of the coast
For Eastern New.York. clearing by Ihurd'N "o'"'"H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

Fast saratoga and Lake George specials every a"y
via New York Central. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

NJ F. Dryers ch. c. Stonenell. bv Stone.
hcngc-Nell vs.. 1lj n. GAnb"y1 III ou'
{. ITcI.chmann & Sons ch. T.. sarah , o.
Rancy 3. o. fKnlgnt2 81 -
J. u. Dycr's b. C. Sykcston, 4, IL, ~
1imc-l AL,
Roller and Julien did not start. Stonene'i co"la no,
be pcl suadcd 10 90 slow enough make race Win
such cattle a. Sarah lsamcy aud Sy!te-toh. ne won
under pull by II neck, Raney second I'VE engths
before Sykcston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
MONMOUTH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

TOTRTH EA'I-FAIINADE EIAhIN' '"EY'H'
od. Al 500 adi'd Special vatAt- On mil ana
an eighth circular course
J. A.. A. H. D. IL Moriis'- Hainl i2i
I HuII~f'- tl1N .--.----
Washington stable. ~Iprt
NlchaI = DWv'- Don A.ouf'. ~,
,'i,.o, 1 r,,fy.- - t.irreI ........ - ....... 10
Earnpo S',lif- E'd-iln ....----........- 10
FIFTH EACE-Twoy ,"r-o'd,. sollirg. Five I'D one
hall furloug-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

Madrid and Torrncnor were taken out When the nag
fen Iddcclch the front and there he remain d.
winning v head Price rolling" him ia of'cr the most
apnroyed English style. Correction second for n1y
h,u mile then gave WAY 70 Prince George. VINO beat
her FIVE lengths at "a" finish.
SECOND EACE-For maiden two-rNa'.oi-. SD cach'
5000 added. Special weights. Five furonss
Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

Sir Arthur remained In the stable. Rosa ii. dd not
carry her weight past the stand but entered the grounds
near the head II the stretch. She prominent iof
quarter Of a mile, AMI then DISAPPEARED Hainme TOOK
the lead half a mile from home and won easily by TWO
Long Beach second the distance beior' hey
West who beat Chief Justice head. No bid.
SIXTH RACE-Spcclal weights; sIj each 81 GOO added
one mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-06

Taroek Sprlng,.me and Aria did not start The horses
and jockey. behaved 'ady at the post. causing delay
Of twcnty.Avc mnuts Thefc was copfido'ah" srefv-
Ing ard jostllQ IN the first quarter and then me
settled down ana ran straight enough " 'he
finish. Mistral DcspOt. Pi1g and Solitaire were INC
rost uror.ncnt A. the Mistral drew OF rather
easily and by neck, PrIg s'oond length before
Trincuio who beat bcspot nose. The patrol !udrt
reported Mistral f'ulcd Patflcian Hamilton VINO
rode the latter, called up. He said that Mstlal
ross.d him but did not interfere With his chances
Psrician had .ttcd hnncf 80 badly al the post mat
be wns prpcueally beaten VII n the rag fell
THIRD RACE-Nanttap; $50 each. $1,000 added One
mile and fuil1ng.