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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
\ NEW PRESIDENT AT WABASH.

Crawford willie Ind. June ~ t>pc'inD. sixty
first commencement II Wabash college. when "'-
CURED to-day. was one oi "-pc'itl interest. Inc
Inauguration Of George Burroughs rs fourth pres
ld,ut wa, combined with the usual commencement
rN.rciscs The Rev. DR.. ". 4. Kane of Bloomington
ILL., president Of the BoNrl of Trustees, addressed
the prc.idcnt-clcct. The key, and charter were
presented by the venerable DR.. Joseph L. Tut'c, fol
thirty year, president Of the college. The Hon. j.
g. Finch. Of Indianapolis, spok" In behalf Of the
alumni and PRECEDENT u. W. Fisher, Of Hanover
College In behalf of sister Institutions. The speech
~ President rurrpnsii, was ON "Colegc Education
for citizenship" The graduating class numbered
twenty eight: eleven received the degree OF a. Il
and seventeen the dcgror Of Is. :. The honorary
degree of H. H. was conferred upon John Edward
Chnpin '5G. and th" degree OF LII. d. on John
wilson -imI,on, president Of the Marietta College
live new professor, Will bcHn work III Inc lal, III,
faculty now numbering twenty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
NORMAL COLLEGE GRADUATES
PROGRAMME or THE EXERCISES OF THE TRAIN
ING DEPARTMENT.

ING DEPARTMENT.
The graduating exercise, OF the training department
Of the Normal College held ycstci'ay morning III
IN. chapel Of the college. Randolph "ugSehh''h'r
presidca The exercises were opened with chah'
bv the students. There was Il Pi"f'r u" INV " -
Dr Thomas f. Hughes. Miss Amelia Burr I'ad
,ornuosiiiou on 1,nnv on. and r"diatonS were gwen
by Mise, Robccca Levine. Florcnc" +. Kaiser anu
Eib.l g. Harding Quotations wcrr given by MISSES
Anu., Labor Tlorcnc" Anshach"r. Hhnch" >'S'|
Io.cuhno LndcwIc Fanny Davi lSon. Edna Mc'rath'
Maud Hopkins. Edith Williams. May Hughes h'S'o
rrcuch Lillian C;cl,on Irene Brandon ana NrNie T.
.yoczy. Minnie h. IlumphIi., gave piano sole" ana
quartet consisting OF Misses Huth Waters, EIi'h VI
sllv wnh.lninr T. Iamhrccht and Rachel Noriilne'r'
am. sweet Ic Thy Rcs'r The valcdiciory r"'ita-
ZION was given by Nj, E,'cllr Ascl AMI addresses
were made ly Randolph ruSgcnhcimor ana AaolpA L'
sanger. 49,
rho Graduates AZ. E,tcllc h,l. Abel" Ali'on' fl'r
ono, Ioul.,. Au>bachcr IIcrtcu>" Blum Irene Hhnu"h'
Amelia rurr Blanche Ellrn Fuller. Clara M"'lld'
c.up Tu,li, lie Charlie. Madeline There's" DAVIS
linz, Frances Louisa Davidson. Mary iranc"' pe
No,uL., Elizabeth Coleman nonncllv, Mabel EiAu''
sarah Mari, I.tir,ich Bessie Inrfich French, LIlInh
rn,mnr. o.l-ion Ein. Culbrri Harding. Laura 'ene
yleve Hatfield Maud ilophin,. May Evelyn Hughes
Minnie Iunctn IIlmphsir.. FLORENCE Ethel kaiser
Fdiii. Mortimer Kelly. Agnes Louis" Lhl"r' Nlih'''n"
Trance. Inmlrc.t Rcb-'ci IT. noes Levine. Josephine
rulli. Lud.,,l. EduA Viola Nc 'ratl. Ali.. hhhn IN
M,rryu Nnu. Fll.c Ncl-nn Rachel N"rinnr'I, \ -
lam. schiller Irc.. Mary Nll'r ko"riS fl"Ir''
in.nnnrim Tlanch~ Hr--c >l"s"I Nellie l't ~ CIV
C,r,lyu Tlcrn Ruth Water and Fam label NhlldMS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
THE COLLEGE YEAR
rvrpc1srs AT ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN PRESENTS TIE pirLoN Nc
TO THE GRADUATES AND M\hH'
An ADDRESS

ro THE GRADUATES AND MIKES
Az ADDRESS
The forty eighth annual commehc'm'"' VI ."
| Iohn's College Tordham. held yesterday a''ernoon'
was tbe most brilliant in the history oil 'he co'ieg'
Archbishop CorTican presided on the stage 'r.oe'
under the I,rgc the lawn ana pr's'h''u ''e
uod,ls and pr,rS 10 the graduates ana Stuuc"uS'
Amen those besides Archbishop Corrigan on the
,ogo rcre yicar.Gcncrals Farley and Mooney, Mon
sicnor Olicllly Father Lavellc OF II. fauich -"
tbcdral: Father Carpbcl. :. j.. Provincial oil >'"
Work MARYLAND Province: Father Pardow oil ~ frah
els Xavier, Cole 20: Father Lynch ana falH'r WI"
molly secretary Of the Archbishop Tie graduates
were As follows 4. u. Course, j. Tracy LhlgAh' IT,
james F. Galligan. Francis ID. o'a"Sh''l, names -
| u,h.r Hugh f. Mclaughlin. i. Fairfax Mclaughlin
r l. Uawln Farley. Charles 1. OBren, Francis "
Kelly Francis !. Mcsorlcy Edmund D. io"l'S'
Jo,eph L. Bayard. Ir., stephen d. ilornh francN =.
| McCann Julius =. L. sage. Francis D. "'ah'N anu
| Hubert j. GccneIi.
Tb. exercise, were opened with the regular cX
,,,i,iop drill and dr,s, parade Of the student corps
! uun.r the command Of Lieutenant Edwards III
| Infantry 4. :. \. Orations were made 10y -
Tracy Iangan. jr.. The Early Missions fr"h''' ~
| c'inmghlin The Church and tn" Government :
Jams Falr Galliean, the Church ana Edu'"no" >
! ! Fairfax Mclaughlin jr, Nacdctoy Inc d'gf ''N
were tLcn conferred and the address to graduates was
made by Monsignor Farley. The medals. honors ana
nrzcs wcr, awarded To the following; llonorS III
class Of Latin philosophy j. Tracy Iahe'"' ~
! uucl,,', medal for mental philosophy Francis d.
| oI.aughlln: gold medal for biographical essay b.
| lohv culliran 49, prize Of $50 for literary essay
william A. Ferguson, 81; gold medal for evidences
~ religion Martin II. Gynn, %; gold medal In class
| Of English philosophy. Edmund J. Iomnry; GOA
medal for good conduct, Martin IL. "hhh' % .
medal, for cocuiiln senior division, Dal'l hlrIHh
innor Edward Lamb gold medal for class ataInll''
, Martin n tlynn "a: John j. O'Rolrkc, 20 ,
| Andrew Boylin. D6.
| Al the close Of the exercises Archbishop CornNh
m5i. an address. concratulaiing both te students
| ana ornle.-or, of II John, College on The WORN Oh
| ill.,, t,,t In the morning II meeting OF the alumni
| - tir college was held. General Martin McMahoh
| llI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

Amherst, Mass. June II Com Inc cemcnt eNcrcises
at the Massachusetts Agricultural College held ut
10 u. to-day according to the following programme
Prayer by the president: Popular Education the
hope Of our Country Franklin S. Iioyt. Cheshire.
Conn; The successful Farmer Of the Future
Francis r. Harlow, Narshhcld. Mass: "a Duty
Neglected" Alphonso T.. Meendy Sterling, Mass:
a Plea for Forestry Legislation Frederick A.
smith. Lynn, Mass, "ChaIged Condition IN New.
England LIFE Harry j. Harlow, West Boylston,
Mass; immigration into the Cniied siates,s
+. II. Henderson,, Maiden. Mass: 1.-THE Economic
Value OF Public Highways Luther W. smith. Ash
field. Mass: "The Mission Of the Agitatorr Edwin &.
Howard, Wilhrahlm MISS The degree of Bachelor VI
science wa, conferred upon tycni, graduates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
REPORT or THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.

The scventy-second annual report Of the Mercantile
Library shows that April 80. 5.236 persons were
entitled 10 the library. The total crcuafi1n OK
books In the year was 1873 627. OF this Abb pr
cent was English fiction and l1.s3 per cent was
history. geography and travels. The average monthly
circulation was 1875 L. volumes The reference de-
pertinent l. shown TO be popular. II Is open from
80 A. M. until p. m. During the year o,l2l
volumes were added 10 the library. The total number
In tie library on April 30 24lol7. The income Of
the library was s2- ~ the expenditures were SO.
"a -.
The branch library. at No. 426 Tfthave. circulated
during the year 81 .32l volumes and the downtown
branch No. 10 broadway, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
1.rRDr,-r FOR ROBERT billiard.

A verdict for 1858 against oscar Hammer ,,
favor cf Robert billiard. was brought IN OS I'
before Judge Duro in the superior court ,'S'''I"
for breach n contract. IIillnrd ai"Gc' '"'' y" -
nary 90. 1sgl. he was engaged by Iaihm'r'"'.
play the leading parts In all th' p'"SS l 'Irr
The Harlem opera House LOT Tue S''oD.' o r,,
~. yock Tho contract was renewed on fcD-
mary &C. for an extension Cf The period m'h"on''
in the original contract. Three weeks o'i''' -"
.rrc.d ending OF the season a notice WIS po'' "
tho thc,tr, announcing that the season "ou'u oo','
iiIiiaiu "a o,. were made 70 play The Ccl,hralI
ca." an tIr following Monday night. bat MI illlin
refused 10 play the part on notice ol tmt HiS b
woke salary with Interest and costs, ana recovered
n verdict for the full amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
THE u.py AppLhrDED TIE JUDGES RULING

A little variety was added TO the trial oil 'n' sun
Of Mrs. f. f.. Pollock against her ia'h'r- law
Alexander Pollock the dealer In railroad shpphN ~
"a 1I2 Wcst-st. before Judge Pryor. III 'lc ''"'
o; Common Pleas yesterday. by ID" rnhhg VI III"
Irdc ON a line OF testimony about to be ih'rou"''"
M en-, counsel for the defendant and the applause of
,h irrv when the ruling was made. The counsel Tor
,hc defendant wanted To introduce testimony which
no declared would show that the plalnih hin p'''l
intimate with the son of the defendant wh' aiur"hr"
married her before the marriage. jug" Pryor rni''
that this fact had nothing 20 do win inc present
case even II 1t should b" irnc' "hch ''n' i'''' :
49, nrou,ced thc iury applamdcd The testimony
vcstc,dnv was a continuation Of that gwen 'hc IN,
before hy the plaintiff she charg,S lhe a. , 1 y
with ali,nating her husbands shcc'i"ns. iI' '"'
WI be continued this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga, y. V. June 2l.-ln the Court 81 Hpp'aH
to-day the FLOWING causes were argued
Elizabeth Kinmonth. rcSpondcnt hst' "ii'ia" '''
T6e Pcopr. respondents. ag. Edward Gcoghan' ap-
pcllant. - ,r, pir,h,p,,on Trust
Company, respondent. $3.50 - uru,r, !,
William A. curtin. respondent, ACT William L.
Barton. appellant. -. go. rhor,os II
William D. Bailey. appellant. ar. the Rome WAFER
tow, aud Ocd,l,birg Railroad Company, rep hdrh''
The following /, the calendar for June - Nus
a1G d65 GA 1Og. 40 AZ. 4,3 and 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
THE VERDICT OF THE JURY STANDS.

Judge Cowing In General Sessions YESTERDAY sem
,.ncca Philip Kicyent 81 states prison Tor sA
yc,rs and his repnted wife. Reb"cca le"ic' 10 u"
pcni,entiary for ten months. they having been con-
yicted Of rolbing John Phillips. Pole. OF 20" I'D
rc, ruary Kievent has n barroom at No. I'll suHol"
It. Ills counsel Ambrose H. Pnriy declare INA, -
h.r,, g., ,b. result OF n police con, piracy. JHdss
Cowinr however. refused to grant n new TRIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
RUSSELL b. HARRISON SEEKING WIlNES>f''

The wife and child Of Russell d. Harrison were
,rdured by Il wagon which ran them down III Br"n"'S
at Twenty -fourthst., in last March. but the Identity
If the driver has not been discovered. Mr. harr1S""
has instructed Seward Guthrie. M"rhweN .''io
70 trv and find the cupr and II he Is iouhd ''
I'm ,o ,roupht against him or the Owrer of the
wnron Tho lawyers have advertised Tor persons
who witnessed the accident for Tie purpose Oh s'o"h
.,.d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
SIIrFPSHEAD BAY HANDlCAE.
md on gfrnth.
SIXTH r.
RACING IN ENGLAND.

Iondon lime oi.-This the second day OF ue
Newcastle AM Ciosforta Park summer meeting Inv
most important Of the races was thot Tor 'e No'i'
,o,a plato q, 600 sovcregns. The race was won oy
I'D astnrss four vcar-od bay colt Seston Delavai by
Melton out Of Ro,edair r. Buchanans hvcNeai'o'u
Mot horse Shancroha by Geoloeist OFT OF Ponef was
second and c. Perkins, hve-year.oh bay horse Dafc
Devil by Robert the Devil out oil fioia N'i>o'' "
,dynnturer third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
J,vEs y. LYON GETS THE STATE PRINTING.

Albany June 1I.->ecreiary of state kice.
Attorney General Roscntale and ControI'r 'ahp"e"'
IN, commission designated by law To award Inc con-
49,, 60 ,h. STAT. printing for the ensuing fiscal
,,r. ms, tb, afternoon and unanimously decided 20
award the contract 10 Jane, Il. Lyon, VINO does 'H'
work at present. Tho commission hnd' 'ha' N.Y.
yon.s bid Is about 81 100 lower than mat OF JAM
II Manning The value Of Ga" work 10 be peri irh'd
~, ~, ,h contract is about 800 900 "a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
CERTAIN THAT GrETERBO'K WAS Suicide

The Grand Jury. like the Coroners jury. has como
70 the conclusion that Bernard IL. Gueterbock. Cy
Editor of the stats Zeitung." committed suicide
lie came 10 hi, death By pistol shot wound on NAY
~ ai his home, In East Sevenlyninth-st. Ills
wife Emma and &. Otto Iaese who were In the house
a ia. time were arrested. but released on bail one
witness testified that he had prevented GueterbocKs
committing suicide time ago ana physician
declared that h. had treated him for brain tl"uole
Jb. Grand Jury Therefore, refused 10 lind any ndict-
nt>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

Benjamin W. Bacon, author OF The Genesis Of Gene
SIS the degree OF Ii. d. upon Professor Dernadot
PERRIN who leaves Adelbert to 60 TO Yale and L. D.
upon james Ford Rhodes author Of "A History OF the
United States"
The College for Women Of the university graduated
five students yesterday. general reunion Of al
the alumni Of Ad.lbert and the old Western Reserve
College Is being held. after two years OF pr.paration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
THE PETROLEUM MAEhEI

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There WAS the same ,naritIon In the Grade petro'
,eun market Yesterday as was noted on Iuesu'' .
The tone of speculation was somewhat weaker rns
bids were reduces. So cents to SO IS cents NV" luz
output OF the Mcdonald pool remained az r,a'a1y.
barrels the reduction that was rsp"r''a o - cents
a gallon In barrels, 275 cents In bulk ana Do - l.
IN cases. Foreign quotations We're AhtMv,r, "a
francs Bremen. ASS marks; Lotdon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
FITZHUN TO DIE on MONDAY.

Albany, Juno Ex-Governor Flower returned
TO Albany to-day. lie announced that he had de
cded not to grant the communication asked for John
Fitzhum, who Is In Auburn Prison under sentence OF
death F1tzhum will, therefore, be executed Mon
day next.
Governor Flower remained In town only hour
this afternoon, and then left for WatertOwp where
lie will remain until next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
earle ROID EMPLOYEES TO MEET.

meeting of the Phoenix Protective Association
NJ surface Railroad Employees will be held tonig"
I'm Turn Hail. West Forty Seventh-st ana me grew
ances Of the grpm"n and conductors of Tue b'"'""'
col,e road will probably be considered. The men r.
,-, ., ,su ,ho,,t th, trouble Yesterday other thar
o say That they did not think there would BE- stiAe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
MILITIA RIFLE PRACTICE AT cREEDMooR.

The CreedmOor range was occupied yesterday by
a detachment of the 9th Regiment, composed OF
companies G., and II, under command Of Major
Japha, and numbering about us officers and men.
Captain Gibson, the Regimenta Inspector Of Rife
Practice, Ind charge Of the shooting. OF those
present 100 qualified In the second class, and o6
succeeded In winning the state marksman's
decoration. In the volley firing AZ the mani
targets tho record was; Company G, 100 shots,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
EX.iTTCRNEY GENERAL MILLER HoNORED.

Rome, n. Y, June 2I.-Ex-Atiorncy General Will
lam Henry Harrison Miller. Of indianapolis To-
day elected trustee Of Hamilton College for three
years. lie was graduated from Hamilton In ls6l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

eacoland rushed after him. but never got up ana count
von casilv by almost lengths, Eaceiahd secono'
cirb, lengths before Lecnawel, who beat Peg Leg ures
lengths. ~
SIxTu p,Cr-pANSY STAKES For twoycar-olds;
.2j each 81 800 added. Three.quartcr' OF m'e' o"
the turf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
yvrpcIsrs AT TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL.

Tn, commencement exercises nj 1rlniS 'hurch
,,t, school were held In the chapel of the school
huldlng at Trinity Place and Tlames-Nt, yesterday
afternoon. On the platform were the Kew Dr. a.
y steele assistant rector Of Trinity 'hnrch' u"
pcv j. W. Ill., assistant priest ut TRINITY 'hhrrh )
Gcorce B Towic. the hendmastcr of the schools :
IN, Misses nlecckcr. \. Dyrtt, d. Wis"h f. hue'r'
Professor John G. Drischrl and Professor Chester
Ioncs The programme full OF Interest Among
,l.r things Leslie ielchcr ana IL. Grass gave
rcrItnton, J. l.. Hall read an essay on "iawhilah
People," and H. Garland AMI l.. ii. Nld sang solos
The graduating class consisted ot l. Merrcii' H.
cam. q. = Jephson. {. NJ Moore. q. Hines, e.
Holmes. \. Gay and H. Overlook. Prizes wer'
awarded to r. Curry y. IL. od. T.. W. Hanna.
E,lgru Kuchnr, J. l. Hail. IL. EDDY, g. =. burbank,
q. Jcphson Leslie belcn,r' Il. paydse ID c MDS
~ Kuehne NJ Kuchnc George Mackeir, l.. kade
berg. ii. Mansell, A. Hardic z. ellison. and b. H.
Errly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

Mutuals-Cataract straight IS 5o place SO 20; j. r. b.
pla IS 40.
g. r,coss cu,,oo, Dorian Josie. Ponce de Leon AMI
thc s,olat goding withdrawn ana Cataract wa
added IN tho field Ia Msere lei to the head OF 'he
= cteh and was passed by Cataract who won Ia c'"
~ ,,reo lengths J. r. u. second four lengths before La
Misprp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

No visit to the Worlds Fair complete w, ~'""ralS
trip on the Exposition tIyer,-Ne"-A"~ a.
wonderful 20-hour trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

DEGREES CONFERRED BY ADELBERT COLLEGE.
Reserve University bestowed yesterday the degree OF
D. d. upon the Rev. Hiram Benjamin, Missionary to
the Gilbert Islands. who translated the Bible for the
ISLANDERS also the degree Of d. d. upon the Rev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
THE COURTS.

q, hits: Company u, 800 shots, 20 mI' Oo"P""'
H. $40 shots, III mis-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22


Mutuss->arah Ramey straight sis 80. place sic o5
I.ustrc place $50 30.
steve Estoe taken ont. The flag fell at the first
t~eak on an excellent In the the half the
most promincnt were Louise Simmons. Mnnchaha and
Astoria As they ground the Oerd there was a
general closing up and six seven Squared away for
home heads apart. The in doubt, when Sarah
Ramey shot up and By half length Lustc second
neck before st. Domingo. who beat Louise neck
FOURTH RACE-pursc 81 900. Selling. Seven urlongs.
Betting s.. IN
C. W. Newton's br. G. Speculation by
Spendthrft-Aleina. 4 yrs, % II Gear.
George oG' FOrtess b. g. Arab, aged ioG::;
W. B. Jenninsss ch. +. Deception, 3; o.; =.
Circular, 7.....-....1 Lan%anleyl IL q
LiSe'g' o. "'''' Time o, as
Neutrality-suspicious. straight 'o95. place ss 20;
Arab place GO TO-
nselr caused short delay. but then fine start
made all heads apart excep. Deception whose jockey
slow TO get away. Arab Circular and Liscg made the
running 10 the turn, where Liscg dropped out and
Speculation moved up The first quarter was run In
23 seconds Speculation passed the others on the turn
ayv easy and cantercd three lengths In front hard
held Arab second. lengths before Deception who
beat Circular length. No bid.
FIFTH EACr-Handcap $50 each $3.50 added.
Onc mile and a furong.
'-' 81. betting Ei
W.. G: Day's b: {; Count. by s91 sI,,a7,
NJ As!' b.y ys' b. g. RassoaS' sSs $ ',,
p J. Dryer Sons b. h. Lconawell' s, Los g., ?,
Peg Leg s. 100 .tMcDeIInS,t 9 ~ al 81
Bn'hrarser' D. 'o'Ti mse-i :s, "'""''o W.
Mu.a:,.-couns straight SIS, place 50 50; Eaeeland
Leonawell made the running for over half mile
Bushrsnser second for quarter Count third. Just
before reaching the turn the threcquaer post Count
passed into the lead and opened gap Of 1--WE lengths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

Nrtuas-Kazan straight s21 80, place sl2 %; Little
Nat place s14 20
4 prompt and fair start was mace. Meidcr TOOK the
iead early and II the last eighth when ne
CHALLENGED by Kazan ard Little Matt. In driving finish
Ka,,n won by q neca, Little Matt second u before
Mcddier. No bid
THIRD RACE-For three-yearolts SIS each, 81 1000
added Special weights. Futurity Coure.
Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22

J. p Collns's b. h. Shocco. by Empcror- = .
Brce,e 1871 r..........-- t'arii-on) ID -
=" - (Overtop) , 81 ID
r. Cookers br. h. Longstrcet. aged. III. -
Anna r. a. 10 .......... Uittlelcd) 81 81
Tm.-l 10 40.
MutualssiroccO Straight sl3 -, llacc 20 50; Wah Jim
place s9 So
Liseg Laughing Water and Steve Estes were with
drawn Srocco took the lead after going quarter Of
q mile and easily by three lengths, Wah jim
second five lengths before Lacstrect VINO hard ridden
for ncsrlv three furlones beat Anna b. two lengths.
SECOND RACE-For twoyear-olds. Purse 81 900. Selling
Futurity course. .,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-03

~ ONT WASTE YOUR TIME,
lBUT COME TO Us. WE
HsAvE YOUR MONEY.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-25
wAKEmAN,s wANDKnINGs.
Gcosc1uDED FROM FIRST PAGE

fall softly upon the haalets, comes the
housing Of the sheep in the gregRia, and
the pastoral yields to the prossic while
"Rsvella" and ''Nencia" gain new strength
for the morrow from their bowl of steam
ing polenta, or porridge of crushed white
beans.
sunny Sicily. Yet Sicily has no homes
for the lowiy of the oountrysides as we
know and love even the lowliest home.
Nearly all Sicilians are serfs of the few.
Doubtless twenty-five hundred thousand
souls out of Sicily's entire population of
twenty-five hundred and eighty -four thou
sand Inhabitants hold this relation to the
nobility, governing GLASSES and ecclesias-
tics. An infinite compassion fires ones
heart for the hopelessness of such q peo-
pie; and when interest In tremendous nat
ural phenomena, classic religions and
dead-age remains lessons, the pathetic side
of life begins to possess and hurt you.
Any land Boosting no progressive farming
population, masters of the soil they till,
or without fairly contented peassntry
possessing secure and we'll defined rights In
their holdings, is doomed to desertion and
decay. In the entire length and breadth
| of this island, from the highways not hall
| an hundred houses" will be seen.
These are not farm houses as we know
them. Each is desolate stone structure
inhabited by the family of some sopran
tendente CT overseer, where tools ar
| stored, and in the busiest seasons of Ia
Dor gang of wolfish faced men and wo
men are fed on slops, and herded at nigh
on stone benches for sleep. The montana
| 70 or mountaineer, the atore or plough
| man, the pecorajo or shepherd, the vigna
jo or vine dresser, the vendemmistors O
grape gathsrer, the miltere or reaper, ant
every manner of human animal that la
bors with fooks, or in vineyard or field. i
in fact contadino or villager, living II
low and poisonous novels in cities or ham
let's, from out of which hollow-eyed crowd
| pour before daylight, munohing their foo,
as they drag themselves to their hocks /,
| the mountains or their toll in the vine
| yards and fslde. EDGAR L. WAKEMAN