Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

davoc, 1: Dalabra, z; Marett, 3. Time.
LOS Corn Cob, Chicoia, Sabrina colt.
Golden Gate, Monotony and Lolhe Easton
also ran.
Sixth race mile and a furlong-Star Act
ress. l; Antipode, 2; Del Norte, 3. Time.
LIS Remote. Hazel Hatch. Odd Socks. Big
Mid, Paris and Daily also ran.
At 81. Louis.
The races at St Louis resulted as fol-
lows:
First race. six furlongs-venusburg /;
Tenacious. 2: The General. 3. Time, 1.16
1-2.
Second race. one mile-williston. I: Little
Frank, 2; Lotus. 8. Time. LA 1-2.
Third race. six furlongs-Mollie R., /; Bob
Carter. 2: DR.. Work. 3. Time. 1.16 IA.
Fourth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
-Saddlebass. 1: Walter. 2; Rey Del Mar, 3.
Time. 1.5O
Fifth race six furlongs-Flavilla. L; Bay
ard. 2; Belle Of Fermoy. 3. Time, Lie.
Sixth race. one and one-six teenth miles
Maid Marian. 1: Wildwood. 2: Wekota. 3.
Time. La.
Starters I'm the Chicago Derby.
The tenth annual derby is the all-absorb-
ing topic Of discussion among turfmen at
Chicago. Domino, Hornpipe, Senator
Grady. Mat Byrnes and Dorian all are free
ly talked Of as probable winners. OF the
lot. Domino. apparently. has the most
ton as to the entries. The slate for the
derby was generally figured as follows:
Domino ~. j. r. and F: p Keene
keene Hamilton); Rey Ell Santa Anita.
122. e. T. Baldwin Van Kuren); Lucky
Dog. 100. s. J. Greed CIV. HID: Doran, 122.
Rogers & swab ON; Bergen); Despot, 122,
Marcus Daily (Midgiey): Pernie Carl, 100,
Chris Smith Or. Williams); Respondent,
l22, c. e. Railey Ct. HID.
In addition, there are several eligibles
them Cash Day. Discount, Ell Telegrapho,
Ganelon and Selika.
Choynski Stands Up before Fitxsim-
mons.
At the Boston Theater last night Bob
Fitzsimmons. champion middle-weight Of
the world and challenger of Jim Co-bett,
met Joe Choynski in a bout scheduled to be
OF eight rounds duration. Had not the po-
lice tnterfered in the fifth round 1t was 10
to l that he would have finished Choynski
In another punch. AS IT was, the match
was declared draw, but no one present
will ever claim that Choynski is a man
worthy to combat with the lanky Austria
liam. No less than 5000 cheering, bowling
men enjoyed the battle, the like of which
even Boston had never seen before
NO"IuR man,
Emperor William attended the regatta at
Gruenau. Germany, on Sunday. In a speech
to the regatta committee the emperor said
that he had caused to be fitted up In a
room In the palace rowing apparatus
with q sliding seat, upon which he prac-
ticed the movements Of rowing every morn
ing.
The emperor advised the committee to
establish a German university race and
offered to give prize to be competed for.
Celebration mt CharlestOwn.
With marching professions, a profuse dis
play Of bunting and the national colors, the
boom Of the cannon crackers and the toot-
ing of horns. the one hundred and nine
teenth anniversary OF the battle of Bunker
Hill was celebrated at Caar.estown. Mass,
yesterday. The principal features of the
day were TWO parades OF militia and social
organizations. which were generally ad-
mitted to be rlie best for many years.
Fully 1000 persons participated in the
parade. A special feature of the after
Moons procession was the regiment of Bos-
ton letter carriers, who turned out 500
strong.
After the parade. which was viewed by
nearly 100000 persons, the military. social
and political clubs kept open house all day
Last evening band concerts and fireworks
concluded the celebration.