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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
7,TYROS RELIGlOSOS.

ia m recibido en- esta ImDreH ia
nm notable surtidO de obras rellgio-
sss. selectas todas, entire laa GUS
ie~ se encuentIan las siguienteA:
Tmttaci6n de OristO, Kempis
..dic,6n ecOn6miCa....---4 vO.4O
losm on ,uio uS 'No' -...-.--. 25O
Ancora de SslvaCion..-.--s oO
NierciciO CotidianO ........ ~
n Devote Fe!igr6s, enCus-
ierpaci6n imitaCi6n m"rih LOO
t,nz divina, encuadernaclon
plel negrs- con brooches. - %W
rrr Sivina. vencuadeHnaCi6n
rnx dlyina, encuadernaci6a
en- piel de Australia y nj rool
sos.s~e~~a'ssss 1sOO
>aH;c IeI DominRo........ 2.6OI
Penuefo O6Cio, encuSdernar
adm imitaci6n martl...... S.UOl
OHcios Ftnebres, encuader-
naci6n de piel con relieves, GOOl
nj IriS del Orlstiano. encua' ~
dernaCi6n de piel. .....:.. S.U
rris celeste. encuadernaeioH ooo
nikel.~~~~Ses so's s"'ssSs S'~V
r,;s celeste, encuadernact6n :. ~
dora0N..~--s...s''aS.~e~ AO'VV
nncologio Nspanol enOua-
1arnaCi6n de carey Ccn 1Vs
Cruptaciones de nacar.... s'OO
IA ,nuier cat6lics, encuadsIF
:,as...-~-...-...- :,as aaaon ~ 1900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27

Ven amos de expsenca han demossdo 'a+ toni
nca reconsuyee de pdos curando r&mene Odas las
drpenden del empohcmento d.
alimentac6n nntva habsr ugare hmedos maj
ventsdos por Intermediates Rnteriores
su scci6n cuatva eacas: En as paacioae del
dolores cabezs napeen debdsd dolores i&s ens
hidropesas aansancio zumhdos de odo psaz
pe restuj caor nsturs eoroa fors blanea
grandes pdas de a de s mepsuacn abnndanoa
complete dearoo de la edn
puheFtad Gebidad general las enteEmeds
agudas cr6nicas tai mobOsa sn
mas de una cooanema smpe de Affection general DEF
una eal6D organica enoDces medie&6n.
lin vsa de los pSgEesov Tara%cs de sFunos nconve
nent$s que en- Ia pcuca h m"d"ado 10 formula
o. comprueha gererazado hsce de
Ella en- tcda Ia isla.
Don fin de pseosvee muchas imtscones que
rnna han hecho noes dehe exgrse
que en- dads de egtma pEoceenCa e4 Ia de SLa
tsp@ sepsEoE sso dis UoOTOR H. REvERON Mad
OuIaL P0nCe Puerto Rico inferior ma 81 lao
Oecho de la fails exterior de eats so De 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
LINRA DE PUERTO-RIUO.

Salsr los diAs 10Y 30 los vsporss
que hAcen el servicio de- OorEeos.
81 del diA 10 toca On Nusvitas, Giba-
-, BArAcoa, Guantanamo, -Onpx, Oabc
HIitlano , Port-au-P Prince Puerto Pla-
=, Ponce, MAyagusz, AguAdilla , San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al FetoEno hArA
eacala en- los mismos puertos.
III del diA 30 irA por Nuevitas, N.
bsra, BsTacOaa Guantanamo, Cuba, Ssn.
to Domingo, Ponce, Aayaguez, Aqua.
dillA J San Juan de Puerto -Rico, Vi.
uiendo por los mismos puertos.
RetoFnar&n saliendo de Puerto Rico
% diAs 81 , S respectivamsnte; toca-
IAN en- Oub6 loo diae 80 , Q, llegando
. 10 RabanA On lAs fschas correspon-
iientes ls 1 = IL Dc cada mes.
Ninguno dc estos dos vaporss toeaEA
" Eet0Eno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
LINEA DE CUBA.

LlegarAn soio hasts Santiago de Cuba
los vspores que sslen los diss s, IS y s5.
Los de los diAs s = IS tocarAn On
Nueviets, Puerto Padre, GibArs, Maya
RI, Barscoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
FL dia Is harG las mismas escaias,
( exception de Ia de Mayari, y adem&s
eocAcA en- SAguA de TAnamo.
Todos retornar&n verifcRndo sus 60
idas dc Cuba los dias Is, 81 , 8, sfec-
uAndose Lao sntradas en- 10 HAbana
N las fechas correspondientes do 70,
30 y . Dc cadA mes.
Ninguno dc estos vapoFea tocARA d
N rekOFno an Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
TlNTAS PARA. .ESCRIBIR -
2D Ia LIPRRAlA DBL "BQLBTIN ERRCllTn.

Las tiDtas paZa escribir cue v8uds esta CASA
procedentes dc las msjores Mbricas del mnndo ir.
pustr'al. 40 admiten competencia On al meroado.
Sus nsrmosos dolores, So durabilidad, sus salec.
tas clases las sersntizan dandoles patente pro-
duCtO superior 49, : e
Anadasa q este la ganga de una baratura sin
igual, SO Convendra en- que nuestras tintas para
ascibr tienen Jon perfaCtO derecho conquistada 10
n nr0fAranGia general
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4 ANaEGOs.DETODOS
PlLp0RAs HOLLOWAY, !.

Millones de personas. an todsA
J Is parties del mundo, reoomiendaE Z,
dichas Pildoras como el meior res.s
taurativo de la salud que se como.
ce. Elias Curan todas las afeccio..
mes del coraz6n, del hfgado, dc.
est6mago. de los rifioDes y de loe
intestinos, y remueven Ia acrimC,
MIA. la natulencia y la Cardialeia.
expulsando de Ia sangre toda I'M.
puresa, fortsleciendo completamen.
to el sistema nervioso , dando ii.
tono ssludsble u lass organisaci6 !.
genera. T5c-2'
UEGUENTo HOLLOWAY.
Rste mafavilloso balssmo sano
infaliblemente las heridas antiques
las llagas, y los males de piernas !
de pecho. Pof medic de su In !.
fuencia las tlceras v1rulentas - :
man muy pronto un aspscto con.
valeciente y desaparecen. Jamls
deJa, este ung1ento foIrigeranta,
DC produCir una cura peF1eCta ds
Eas steHeInres Se 'a Hpiel. los colls-
spe''''a. lss~ tsses 9 u FER matisr o.
hh 'T'snf2o ae M ape'Rdo bs, y 40
TH-ls iua deMe3 Eamo1a>.,.
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Gal;dG de Puerto Rico los dtGs 4 d
5y l5 de CGdG mes.

Be- sxpIdea pasajes do ida , v1slta cen -
psr oionto Dc rsbaja.
A Ias familiaS que pagusA d equivalsnci'
isl pssaios ontOres, % leB harG II rebaja dc
Is nor oIsnto. Asta FsbajA No o. aplioable q
% biIlOtea do Ida = vHGlta.
In ls I.Sy r. class. On nile mSnsr Dc !
AMOS On cada 1amlIla, gratis. Los domAs me-
nores dc 9 ahOs 1 do Pasajo, do II aaes 10
ssmplides / passis, Do u aAel oamplidss Da-
s a. wssepepcis , 81 ordisAria. On asAe
"a. !, 4 asses xrslls. Be 3 & : alcs I pasajs,
DO & IL aies Rasaie, do II aAes % adslan-
'spasajs sntsre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27

v ',2VRESESPAnULRS CORRIOSDE Las LhTILLlS
y trasportes miIitares
10 Eobrinos d( Herrera, Hsban&.'.

Los vapores de esta empresa efec-
tusrAn su sAlids desde este puerto On
los diss 5, 10, Is, 20 y IS do cSda mes,
: las 5 de 10 tsrde en- los dias de labor
y 1 las IL del dia en- los feutivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
LUZ BRILLANTE
La LUZ EN- FL kUNDO ne Los NEGOcIOS.
AOEITE PARA ALHMBRADO DE- FAMILIAR
L.c's Ge esplOsi6s. y ooas
bnsti6n ezpont6neoa.
Ssn hGnsO nj mat olorl

Este aceite, producto d :
ma fabricaci6n espeeis /
es igual, sino' sur superior & Ia
que Sc importan del ex
trantero bajo diversos no nr
ores y marcas, tanto. DIS
sus cuslidades luminicas
como por Ia segurldad 0ua
0 frece & loa Consumidorer.
.aNuestros precioS son mn.
ID mas reducidos quol =
. 'ss msrCas extranjerss.
oe con este mayor precio
% orindan q los Consumi-
ores ventajas de niusuna
laso.
In @NYNorinvamEm ~Sa.pt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
PILDORLS RECOESTITUYENTBS
DEL DOCTOR ID. NICOLAS REVERUN.
PrVlego exclusive expeddo Madrid es de Mayo de /
1884, por eI Excmo Sr Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAs I'm La FARMAOTA DE vALLB OANCIO,

Juices dspostacs do Ia vardsdars mal& Ponce Pus tnRcc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-27
DE..A, LOPEZ = Co.
vi JH DIRECTo DBsDE PT0-R1C0
"a CAD1Z

y en- epoca cuaHentenAIlH
ALA CORUNA Y SANTANDER.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; efectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will no
accept any substitute if offered.
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farm, first prizs, Rsby Ras7er, whelped
June, 1892; breeder, ] r nodes, Eng
land; sire Drons, dam Miscreant.
Lomita kennels, Los Angeles, second
prize. Ford Veni. whelped July IL, 1890 |;
breeder. Robert Vickary, England; sire
Champion Venio. dam Quantock Ford.
Lomita kennels, Los Angeles. third
prize, Lomits Patch, whelped July 5,
1892; breeder, LomitA kennels; sire
Blsmton Volunteer, dam Lomita Wini-
ireda.
Frank Stokes, Pasadena. V. H. @. R.,
Hampden Tip. whelped August IL 1891 !;
breeder, j. FL. Bullock; sire Blemton
Vesuvian, dam Blemton Lillian.
q. A. Sumner, Los Angeles, N. F. c..
Blemton Vesuvian (Bobl. whelped
August l3, 1888; breeder, August Bel
mont; sire Luciier. dam Blemton Vista.
Not for competition.
Jas. McLAtchie, San Francisco, V. H.
O., Blemton Refer, whelped July 81,
1890; breeder. August Belmont; sire
Venio. dam Rachel.
Olasa 174-Fox terrier, smooth, open.
bitches:
A. P Robinson, Los Angeles, Bonnie
Buena, whelped January %. 1892;
breeder, @. A. Sumner; sire Blemton
Vesuyian, dam Bonnie Bess.
F. E. Holden, Los Angeles, third
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prize, Seacroft Myrtle, whelped August
5, 1892; breeder, Seacroft kennels; sire
Raby Pallisy; dam Dsmson.
Thad Lowe. Pasadena, Tisby, whelped
July. 1892; breeder, Mrs. Murray; sire
Blemton Vesuvian, dam Monte Ii.
Lomita kennels, Los Angeles, second
prize, Lomita Winifred. whelped Octo-
Der, IL, 1890; breeder, Edward Bowring !;
sire Tory, dam Aphrodite.
Lomits Kennels, Los Angeles. V. H.
O. r., Lomita Nettle, whelped May %.
1898; breeder, Lomita Kennels; sire
Blemton Volunteer, dam Lomita Wini-
freda.
]. A. Edmonds, University, Sybsl,
whelped December IS, 1892; bresdsr,
Murray Horne; sire Blemton Volunteer.
dam Charity.
Jas. McLatchie, San Francisco. V. H.
c., Mission Belle. whelped March 1,
1898; breeder, owner; sire Blemton
Reefsr, dam Flora.
d. Shannon, San Francisco. Stiletto,
whslDed May 81, 1898; breeder, owner !;
eire Blemton Rsefer, dam Judy.
W. g. Britain, San Francisco, V. H.
M 1885, qnses nrseder g. u4nss sire s'Bh Bis
ton Volunteer, dam Bonnie Bess.
]. A. Sargent, Sargent, frat prize,
Golden Gem, whelped October II, 1892
breeder, ]. B. Martin sire Blemton
Reeier, dam Blemton Brilliant.
r, Liddel. San Francisco, V. Fl. c.,
Nellie, whelped 1889; breeder, O.
Thompson; pedigree unknown.
Chas. Thomquest, Los Angeles, V. H.
c., Gussie; date OF birth, breeder and
pedigree unknown.
Glass 176--Fox terrier (smooth) novice
dogs.
Mics Alice M. Brooks, Santa Monica,
second prize, Ned, whelped September
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together with the rest OF ths dogs exhib-
tied:
Glass s--Field spaniel, open, bitches
(ovsr 28 pounds):
Jay b. Arnold, Los Angeles. first prize,
Little Nell. whelped April 10, 1898 !;
breeder, s. II. Laverty; sire Llswellyn's 3
Bob, dam Denver Deli.
Hugh Findley, Long Beach. third
prize, Miss Birtie; date OF birth un-
known; breeder, Walker Israel; sire
Pages Jack, dam Walkers Daisy.
Claes 1882 Field spaniel. dog pup
pies:
NJ. FL. Sinclair, Los Angeles, first
prize, Fred, whelped August. 1893;
breeder, Owen Carbine; pedigree un
known
Glass 1ll-Oocker spaniel, open, dog
tunder % pounds:
F. Il. Miller, Oakland, irst prize.
Woodland Duke, wheped May 3. 1892 !;
breeders. Lucknell and Douglas; sire
Black Duke, dam Woodland Jude.
Mrs. E. Kadish, Los Angeles. second
prize, King Douglas. whelped January
25, 1893; breeder, George Douglas; sire
Pekoe, dam Little Lady.
Mrs. E. s. Slater, Los Angeles. third
prize, Dan Slater, whelped October II.
1890; breeder. NJ. ?. McKoon; sire
Dandy Stubbs, dam Fleet.
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J. S. Borg1am's Great Dane, Titan.

Glass 112-Cocker spaniel. open,
bitches (under 25 pounds;
E. s. Slater, Los Angeles, frat
prize, Gypsy Jane, whelped February 8.
1892; breeder. A. G. Davenport; sire
Bronta. dam Maud E.
Mrs. w. s. Taylor, Los Angeles, sec
ond prize, Sprite, whelped Septembe
10, 1891; breeder. @. G. Browning; sire
Cherry Boy, dam Little Gypsie.
Mrs. E. Kadish. Los Angeles, third
prize, Woodland Red Queen, whelped
June Z, 1893; breeder, Geo. Douglas !;
sire Champion Red Jacket, dam Cham,
pion King Pharo's sister.
]. H. Varley, Los Angeles, VII CIR,
Jessie ", whelped April "a. 1890 !;
breeder. A. G. Davenport; sire Bronta,
dam Cherry.
Glass 114-Cocker spaniel, bitch pup
pie (under 29 pounds:
W. H. Prsther. Jr., Oakland, Cal,
first prize. Diana F., whelpej August
Is, 1898; breeder Pastime kennels; sire
Woodland Duke, dam Jessie NJ.
Mrs. E. Ksdish, Los Angeles, second
prize, Woodland Red Queen, whelped
January z, 1898; breeder, George Doug
las; sire champion RED JncKcv. dam
King Pharo's sister.
". r. Murphy, Los Angeles. third
prize, Nina, whelped October 5, 1898
breeder and pedigree unknown.
Glass 115-Clumber spaniel, challenge,
dogs:
Ivanhoe kennels, S. H. Laverty, prop,
Los Angeles, first prize, Bustler. whslped
May IL, 1889; breeder, f. II. F. Mercer /;
sire Drake. dam Lilly.
Ulass 1l8 -Clumber Spaniel, open,
bitcheR:
Ivanhoe Kennels. s. H. Law
ertv, proprietor. Los Angeles, first prizs,
Lady Florence, whelpod October l3,
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Race No. .. The bull oght This part OF
the tertainment is go dangerous that It q Fept
until the last of the days peri lrman, es. Tee
widest bul that can be found will be let loose
I'm corral 100 tett square. TO the best and most
sucoessfu ma tRdOr with his assisrs Rts, who sue
ceeds In vAnquishing The bull, premiu Of $50
will be given.
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8, 1898; breeder, j. B. Proctor; sire
Jock by Blemton Vesuvian, dam Myrtle
by Blemton Vesuvian.
H. F. Shorting, South Pasadena, first
prize, Fly, whelped December %, 1892 ::
breeder, Murray Horne; sire Blemton
Volunteer, dam Hampden Charity.
Class 17e-Fox terrier, smooth, novice
bitches:
DIR. J. A. Edmunds. Los Angeles,
Syble, entered in class ia
@. A. Samner, Los Angeles, frat
prize. Bonnie Blot, entered in class l74.
Glass 177-Fox terrier, smooth, dog
puppies:
Miss Alice M. Brooks, Santa Monica.
Ned, whelped September 8, 1898; breed
er, J. B. Proctor; sire Sir Herbet, dam
Myrtle.
Lomita kennels. Los Angeles, Lomita
Sprstt, whelped May 25, 1898; breeder.
owner; sire Blemton Volunteer, dam
Lomita Winiireda.
w. W. Howard, Los Angeles, second
prize, Don Juan, whelped June, 1898 /;
breeder and pedigree unknown.
John Bradbury. Los Angeles, Tartar.
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1891; breeder. owner; sire Rustler, dam
Denver Lass.
Glass 0--Daohshunds, bitches:
DIR. j. r. Davidson, San Francisco,
frat prize Fannie; date OF birth, breed
or and pedigree unknown.
Glass 147 Collie. open, dogs:
j. B. Tanning, Los Angeles, first prize,
Fordhook Bravo, whelped March 8,
1891 breeder, W. A. Burpee & Co.; sire
Fordhook Paragon, dam Fordhook Fleet.
Class 148-Coliis, open, bitchss:
j. B. Tanning, Los Angeles, first
prize, Aunt Dinah, whelped September
%, 1892; breeder. W. A. Burpee & Co.
sire Fordhoak Squire, dam Nina.
Glass 155-Bulldog, open, dogs:
Louis Avy, Los Angeles. fret prize,
Tramp; date OF birth, breeder and pedi-
gree unknown.
Glass 16l-Bull terrier, open, dogs:
M. III. Collins. San Francisco, first
prize, Chief, date of birth unknown;
breeder. John F. Comstock {; sire Adonis,
dam Twilight.
@. M. Merry, Los Angeles, second
prize, Jumbo, whelped April 4. 1892;
breeder, Miller; sire Duke, dam Jute.
Clags l62-Bnll terrier, open, bitches:
w. II. Collins. San Francisco, first
prize, Little Starlight, date of birth un-
known; breeder, John F. o. Comstock /;
sire Adonis, dam Twilight
Chas H. Botsch, Los Angeles, second
prize, Queen.
Glass 167-Boston terrier, open, dogs: {:
j. Ewin Hoy, Orange first prize, Tiger,
whslped July, 1891; breeder and sire
unknown; dam Fly.
Clasa l6S-Boston terrier, open,
bitches:
j. Ewin Hoy, Orange. first prize, Crete,
whelped May, 1898; breeder unknown |;
sire Jim Blaine, dam Old Duke.
Class 173-Fox terrier (smooth), open,
ssa:
EiNin Cawston, Norwalk kostrich
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Spanish Sports and PaStimGI

Three Days Grand EnteItainment
Coronado Beach, April 81 -23-2A.
An Intorestiug Programme oonsiStfn
of Cowboys Lassoing Wild Cattle
BronohO BreakinE, Donkey RRotnH
Lady Hurdle Raoos. Indian Races
Dances, Tilting at RiHgss Bull EiEhf
ing, Etc.
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Los ANGELES HERALD. FRIDAY MoRNING APRIL 90 1894

Kennels of dogs, A. b. Truman's Irish
settlers.
Bull lerr er, w.N. Collins Little Star
light.
Fox terrier dog. Edwin Cawston's
Raby Rssper.
Fox terrier bitch, j. A. 5argent's
Golden Gem.
Fox terrier. Edwin Oawston's Raby
Rasper.
Fox terrier dog puppy, G. A. Summers
Bonnie Brush.
Fox terrier bitch puppy, John Heffer-
mans De Orc.
Fox terrier bred in California, J. A.
Sargent'a Golden Gem.
Second best fox terrier dog, Lomita
kennels Ford Vsni.
Second best fox terrier bitch, John
Heffernan's De Oro
Second best fox terrier puppy, M. W.
Howard's Don Juan.
Second best fox terrier bitch puppy,
Lomita kennels Lomita Nettle.
Best fox terrier dog, novice class, II.
F. Shorting's Fly.
Best fox terrier bitch, novice class, @.
A. Summers Bonnie Blot.
The following are awards to members
OF the Pacific Fox Terrier club:
Bestfox terrier dog, open class, Edwin
Cawston's Raby Rasper.
Second best terrier dog, open class,
Lomita kennels, Ford Veni.
Best fox terrier bitch, open class, j. A.
Sargent's Golden Gem.
Second best fox terrier bitch, open
class, John Heffernan's De Gro.
Best fox terrier dog puppy, @. A.
Summers Bonnie Brush.
Second best fox terrier dog puppy,
Lomita Kennels, Lomita Spratt.
Beat fox terrier bitch puppy, John
Heffernan's De Orc.
Second best fox terrier bitch puppy,
Lomita kennels, Lomta Nettle.
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Hace No 8. Hurdle race: lady contestants
only. First prize, Iadys gold watch; second
przs, Iady's saddle; third prize. lady's brldls
Horsem anship, not speed OF horse.
Hace No. 4. Long-distance race by the cele-
brated ru pners from the famous Y umR tribe OF
Arizona, who will race in their native costume
of breech-eloth
Race No. 8. Donkey Taoo. Starting from
Judges stand, going one-eighth OF mile and
Rse No. S,5.t priz IA WITH tnesr own
burros, to race, starting at Judges stand. gs,ng
oHe-fourth mile and returning; two heats, hrst
riding ans the second ariying the burros. First
race premium, $40; second race, $40.
Raoe No. Z. Six chickens will be buried In
turned loose and given the chickeHs and 81 for
he head OF every chicken obtained while their
horse is on the "dead" run
Racn No. 8. The widest hucktng broncbol
are turned loo'e without bridle saddle, rope OF
equipment of any kind. To the vaquero whd
rides these wild untamed animals unaided In
any way. the best. premium $50 VIII be given.
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Race No. 8. War dance by wild "Bucks
Race No. 10. The bull nght repssted in the
same manner as the Gay before.
If 1t is found that these entertainments cannot
be carried out in the three days. they will be con
tinled over aud be finished on WedE esday.
The entertain raent will take place at the CoroJ
nado race track, under the management Of
Marco A. Forster and the necessary police force
to keep order will be furnished.
The bull pen VIII be built directly opposite the
grand stand and the judges stand vii. be re-
moved. In adc ttion large and commodious
stand s to be built around three sides o. the bull
pen, and those securing reserved seals will be
protected in them.
Tho iucgeH will be Poneho Pco OF San Jacintoy
Cal; 1oma4 AlvaIaco of ria Juana, Mexico. and
Juan I. Forster OF Los Angeles, Cal.
These sports are intended 10 be made the most
complete ane thoroughly enjoyable, and Of as
Spanish a nature as possible and the intention,
is to repeat them each year. All OF the great
monthlies of the country will have their artists
on the ground.
For furthe or particulars ing uire of r. D..
YeOmAns, l29 NOrth Spring street. Los
Angeles.
The herald., 1894-04-20
Saturday, April q.

Race No. 1. Cowboys laasoing wild cattle
on hocAeback, thrlvin ng cattle down snd tTinl
them resGy for branding. Prem ium. SIS to Ts
vaquero who acGemDl shes It in the shortes
me- 80 to the second s. to the third.
Race No. 2. band Of the widest catl
inning loose on tho track; 25 vsqueros TO catc
inning cattle by their tails ard throw them
le ground without the aid of riatss.
Race No. 3. Bloaeho breaking; the widest
rst vicious horses known in California Msxic,
4 rizc 3. will be gathered mp; each raqua,s
at com petes to bring tho vii iest horEe obtain
lie. The judges will then select the riders b.
lot, TO insure riders having horses that the!
k9ow nothing about, and the one that rides he@
will receive $50; second 325.
The herald., 1894-04-20
Tuesday. Anril 24.

KAce No. .. Cowboys lasSoing wild cattle,
on horse back thro lag hem down ready for
branding First prize, So; CO. d So third. IS.
Race No. B. A and of the widest catlle
the running cattle by th cir tails aud throw them
10 the ground without the aid of riatas
Race No. 4, BropohO breaking. sic re.
pested as on the first av.
Race No. o. The widest hull hat fought
the dav before will be let iosse on the track and
I vnduero who rides 1t successfully. bareback,
W thont harness receives $25.
Hace No. g. Picking up coins: SIS Will be
lried Oh the track and the vsqueros who sue.
d in picking the different coi' up, with their
rs S on the full gallop, and without leaving
saddle may Keep the CONS.
Race No. Z. Tilting at rings; $40 to nrst: -
to second Mexicans from Mexico propose to
gauouish the Anglo -Gaxons in tsis race
Race No. 8. 6quaw dance by Wild Indians
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