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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
COLLEGE GAMES.

Ithaca y Y. June Tile game here today between
ia, LAFAYETTE Cornell resulted In victory FOR
he latter. the visitors being "whitewashed score;
Lafayette ..............''''.'. " ~ % A =
Observation-Disclosures Q Cornell : ors-Iafayette
Cornell =. Batteries Smith and Young; Barclay ana
Darlington.
Mlddletown Con. June CSpecaO. Wesleyan suffered
overwhelming defeat the hands Of Georgetown To-
dav. Captain Tirrcn Of town. and The rest Of
the went pieces. g., Nahonry was effective, al
iiHing only three hts. The score:
WESLEYAN .....................O o o o o. 4
Georgetown ...................l y : VI
Rlsch.tsW Wesleyan g. Grorg.tawn II. Errors Wesleyan
Z G~,rgeipwu J. Batteries %. Tirrel and SenIlcs O.
Mahunry and sullivan.
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GLOOM AMONG THE CRANKS.
THE GIANTS AGAIN OVERWHELMED BY
ST LOUIS.
BETTER PLAY by THE wFsTERNERs TELLS THE
TALE-BROOKLYN SHUTS OFT ANsoNs MEN
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
- Louis g. NcvY l. Irhladclphia 10. Louisville j.
Iiroo,lyn ). Chicago o. baltimore D. - pIi,sSurg
Cleveland 20. Boston ;. Washington 10 i'''S0"s ~
There ,s another dolcful tale to tell OF the happen
ings at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Gloom ana
weary feeling prevailed all over Harlem last night
because OF the dismal record made by the Giants
in the little valley. 1t the second game oe-
tween the New-York ard 81. Louis teams ana IKE
the first Il resulted I'm a victory for the men from
the West OF course it Is discouraginS 10 'hihN
that the representative team OF the meropo"s
mus; submit to double defeat from sucA ere"
from the banks of tho Mississippi but 1t has 20 De
done Those Westerners, however. played hrS'-ci"sS
baseball. and ihe Giants did not and as there Is
always Il reason for a result that the reason
the defeat yesterday.
And yet such result should not be surpr's" ID
close observers of the play of The home team. Inc
men have not been batting for week past ana II
has been only through the magnificent pitching oil
Rusle and Mcel,in that the local team has won
game for some time. OF course. no conservative
man coul expect the pitchers win all the games
ard as soon as the pitchers fell off in their work
only one result could be expected That result has
arrived promptly for three consecutive days Werd
admits the poor batting Of tn team he shouu nave
The ST. Louis men played in excellent form
throughout their batting being strong ana thclr
base-runninc and fielding clever. To be beaten py
John GARRISON IS bad enough. bu; 20 have Jonh
do the same thing is rather rubbing the Carksoh
family into the Giants
The 81 Louis men went first TO the bat. and they
opened tie game with run. After Dowd anu
Frank bad been retired" Shugart hit safely - centre
Held. Miller sent up hy, which Eel! sate between
Van Iidifren and Murphy. Shusart did NOT stop
running. and he scored from first on the play.
-. Louis scored another run In the second inning
Ely sent 70 hrst on called balls; he MADE "A
clever steal ~ second and scored on Petzs M 10
right Held IN the last half ~ the Inning the Cam =
scored their only run. Van naltren hit safely. anu
he was forced n second by Ward Burke M sat'ly;
and on Parcels tWO-1agg~r To l'tt hed .Nari
scored. WIKI Kusie at thu bat. two men on base,
cnosf glance To the bat and then 20 the pitcher.
Rus!e WIS called spite Of the protests OF the
home Players. ~.
I'm The fourth inning the men from the West
increased their lead with one more run anu IN me
seventh innlng. with two more. making their i"ii
= Z, h.
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SIZE NIGHT NAVE BLOWY UP THE ATLANTA

Newport, r. l.. June IA night or two ago the
torpedo boat Gushing made an attack upon the
cruiser Atlanta In the outer barber Arrangements
were made for the experiment late In the evening
The Atlanta upon discovering the Gushing. was 10
fire "A gum the Gushing was 10 burn req nsn.
discovery. Empires were stationed on shore ana
atched with interest the concentrating or D0tn OF
the Atlanta's searchlghts upon spot at the Dump
lings, and moment afterward the gun was iired:
Immediately upon this the Cushing. which hah NOT
left the inner harbor darted out and came within
800 feet OF the Atlanta before discovery Had De
striction been the purpose OF the cushings crew.
they would have started the Atlanta on her jour
ney 10 the bottom before the Atlanta could nave
trained a gun upon her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

Morris Park are sold for $ each. At the close OF
or Straight machines is put together per cent -
deducted as the commission for handing the money
AMI carrying the system. and the remainder J:
hors, The money in the cne-two. or second-piace.
of machines Is put together the commission u
holders 90 tickets on the first hors- and the holders
OF tickets on the secon1 horse. The money in TIE
one wo-three or third-place. set Of machines IS
put together IN the way. the commission i o.
duc.ed ami the rennainde~ ia divided among the hold
crs Of tickets the first second aui third horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
LONG ISLAND 1NTERscuoLAsr1c SCORES

LONG ISLAND 1NTEltSClIOl-ASlII o''I''-'''
The championship tournament OF the Long lsland
Interscholasc Tennis Association was finished yea
ter,av afternoon on the courts at 81 Pauls 'ath'-
aral Garden CITY. Both singles and doubles were
cautured by the representatives. OF The brooklyn
Latin School Mcmahon and Chaunccy won the
dnniJes from Colwell and Miller. OF bryant ana
Strat,on and Mcmahon defeated Ills partner III the
finals Of the singles. The scores: 1T,
Singles seminal round Chauncey. Brooklyn
Latin School beat Sheldon. ST. Phuls School, 3D.
Final round-Joseph r. Mcmahon. IIrooklyn Latin
School beat George 5. Chauncey. brooklyn l-Auh
School, - Is. Ct e
Doubles preliminary ronnd-Meserole ana jewell Wen.
Adelthi beat Ely and Schroeder. POLYTECHNIC if'-
,orstnrv Inv default Chaunccy ana McMnhon.
Brookiyn Latin School beat steele and Foi%ell
{rooltlyn IIigh school. CO 60 Coiwcll and M!ll"r
BRYANT ana Stratton. beat Parsons ana IaisohS' 81
First round Chauncey and McMahon. Brooklyn
Latin School. beat Meserole ana Jewell AIoilhi'
90 . Coiwell and Miller. bryant and Strattoh'
heat Wood and Lovell. Pratt lnsutute' 90 90
Final round Chaunccy and McMahon, Hrookiyn
Latin School beat Co!well Hnd Miller. Bryant ana
Stratton, GO, G-i. C-3
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SIS each. with $1,000
FIFTH NACL-FOr IN
o1de1 Gin fitrinnlra
nj RAcE-se!llng Cor al ase.: sl5 eaeh. Wien $1,000
added. one mile.
NEW-ROCHELLE HANDICAP.
Here are the entries for the New-Rochelie Handi-

Here are the entries for the New-Rochelie Handi-
cap. TO be run at Morris Park on Monday:
The New-Rochelle Handicap for all ages: s25
each. with 1900 added; furlongs-Dr Rice.
1872: Stonenel ~: DIT Hasbrouck. l2S; Don Alonzo.
l25: ST. Leonards. 49, Russell. ll9; Comanche ~ {;
Sieipner 49, Prince George. ll3; Sir Francis. l2,
Helen Nichols, n2; Leonawe. nj Herald. JOS;
Hugh Penny lO8; Little Billy. lOs; John Cooper 10,
Elliott. 1o2; Weinberg loo; Rough and Ready 100,
Gold Dollar. ss; Golden Dawn, SO; Ornps n; s.
Julien 81; Treveyan. 81 Peter the Great, W;
sevea; 81; Long Beach. q; Melba 50 Psig s,, S.
Allen s5 Ar,nItage. 90; Tiny Tim. So Shadow 81. and
Miss Lilly, IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
THE WINNERS AT POINT BREEZE.

Philadelphia June THE spring meeting OF the
Philadelphia Driving Club continued to-day at
Point Breeze. In spite OF the heavy Track ~"
raCing was first class and Gocd time was made. TIE
last heat Of the 2lS race "A great battle be
tween Colonel owens and 81 Elmo the former
winning by half a head. Summaries.
2:2s CLAss-PIRsE 500 Three heats weines lay
Wills A.. by AicanarA tSanborni. . !
Kate. by Woodbridge tliafn'si. ...............l .
George W. Niuig4tl. -
Tlme-2:23. 2.2iA4. 80. @.2C. ISIS.
ora CIASs-PURSE 500. O'nnnishcl)
Scranton Eele 10y Hsnuth Gayne). %
J.. II. D.. 10y Fayrtte Wilkes nl.awlryl....l II ]"
Frank =. by Madrid oComminr-,. .:.,.....O .
Time -22Si.. 22ii4. 2..u'. 2.-1i. $3.50 -.-'s
2:1S CbASS-PURSE 500
Colonel Owens Nv C1ar, Chief Gaer) 3
St Elmo. by Royal Fcarndught urawiey and . -
Ernstl
Edith X. dew '''''-'
Tme2.2. Pa. ~. -
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TIE NECnRDs.


New York - 81, Louis. AZ Polo Grounds. Now York
Hrookiyn W. chicago az Eastern Park. Brooklyn.
boston ~ Cleveland. AZ Boston.
Philadelphia illr. az Philadelphia
baltimore -. Cincinnati. a. Baltimore.
Washington vs Pi'tahurg. nj Washington.
Roger Conner has been released 20 the ST. Louis
club. ana the Giants old lrst basoman viii prob
ably FIRST for ~. Louis to-day.
The nnal game OF the present series between the
NrW-YOrk and ST Louis teams VIII be played AT
the Polo Grounds to-day. Meekin and iiawley may
be the pit cheers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
ENTRIES FOR THE BROOKLYN

ENTRIES FOR TIIE BROOKLYN KEfAlIA-
Tho annual regatta OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club
will be sailed on Monday. The Regatta Committee
I'm charge Of the race consists Of Louis Wunder'
Frederick w Bobbett and i. J.. Townsend. Ihe
entries for the regatta as follows:
Glass A. mainsail-Edda d.. Ne;iie Pau ana
c:ass H. rainsai,- Rosamond. Edna. Lester Ty-
phoon. Arrow and L. and J. ,o eo,,,w
class d. cabin catsIrabitha, WIN or I"se'
Juanita Oracle Il. and Kitty ,,,.
C;ass Il, cabin cats-Aimira, Acorn ana Marbue-
class l. open SD and mainsail-Exle. FauStna'
Gee Whiz Lizzie and Si.vey. ,, IT,,
S-foot cabin s.oops-Goden Hope. Christine, fey-
dan Iroqtiois Nomad. Adele. ARROW ana IL ILL.,
2o'foot cabin s.Oops-FOrsythe. Vixen Ml@pa"'
seneca (yawl Pavonia and kangaroo.
"a foot cabin sloops -Icka. Airs and Igress'
JO-foot schOOners- Signal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
4 DYNAMITE BOMB EXPLODED IN ATLANTA

Atlanta Ga June IA dynamite bomb exploded
at midnight last night almost under the mouse Oh
ID G. Wall a railroad engineer. in Waker-st Inc
side Of the house was shattered but no one was in
fured A narrow alley separates Wails house from
The Methodist parsonage. occupied by the Rev n n;
Fakes The bomb was thrown from the street ana
/; is not known which house 1t was Intended 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

For sick stomach and all other
conditions resulting from constipa-
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Book free, pills CSC. At drug
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

Bridgeport. Conn. June CSpecla0.-The Con-
ncctcut Young Mems Christian Associations VIII
hold their annual athletic Held sports here to-
morrow There have been abou, hundred and
s-Venty-ive entries. representing nearly every as
ISOLATION In Connecticut. There Will be ten con
tests. and a banner will be given to the association
mixing the most points. Cod and silver medals
vii. be awarded 10 the winner and second man,
respectively. In eacn contest
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2:o4 CLAss-PURsE 500. O'nnnii
COUNTRY CLUB RACES TO BEGIN NEXT
WEEK.

Providence. June THE Country Club has re-
ceivcd It's license from the New-YorlS Jockey Club
for the running races to be held at NaTragansett
Park from June to June IL. President Perkins. o:
The Country Club has been Informed by owners 81
leading stables that they viii begin shipping thelr
horses here at once. There VIII be I'VE races e"'"
Ia
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GUARDsMEN HIT TARGETS WITH EASE
\ DETACHMENT OF THE l2rII REGIMENT SHOOTS
At CEEEDMOOR- 1873 OUT or 40 QUAIL
icy AS MARKSMEN

IFY AS MAKKSMEN
Tne twenty second day OF the season for rife
practice AZ Creedmoor. J.. l.. opened yesterday
morning by detachment OF the 18th Regiment,
composed OF Companies l.. G ana u. ana part OF
the field and staff and non-commissionel staff I'M
der the command OF Major r. ". Leonard. ana I'M
der the supervision OF Br!gllier General r. " Whit
Jock. Inspector Of Rlne Practice. State OF New
York. and Major II. Croker. Inspector OF Rife
Practice. First Brigade stan The weather falT,
with a O'Clock wind blowing throughout the day.
There were liO men who prlctiS II. OF whom 40
qualified IN Tie second class and 1873 qualified
mark smeu. thereby winning the state decoration.
The division 81 the narkfmen by companies
a. follows: r. ;. AMI y. 6. :. .; Company B. u.
Company 9. 81. Company ID. n. Company h. -.
The result OF the vJ..cy firing 10 shots man. a.
the man tdrgets follows: Company b. 40
rounds. 50 hts Company g. 30 rounds. 20 MIA;
Company d. 4lO rounds. III hits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
CHICAGO wHITEwAsHED BY BROOKLYN.

The brooklyn AMI Chicago teams played a finely
contested game ~ Eastern Park. Brooklyn. yester-
day. the homo team showing up In particularly
good form and whlicwlshin. their rivals. Gastrght
pitched with TELLING cn.ct. Ans1n's men making
0ni. one MT. Griffin. Buns DIiy corcoran AMI
DAhlen made the clever plays Of the game. Every
one OF Igrookiyu's runs was earned. The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
NEW YOnK
ST LOUIS

Now York . Left on bases 81 Louis F" New
Ynit : First haze balls on iusr J on Claiks"n =
struck ou-Iiv HYsle o. Two has" hit latr~l Sncrihc.
Miller. Ward stolen bases .l'owi Miller Ev. AMI
Mlfphy U.uilr plav. 'soef. Quinn and Miller. Hit ly
piich"r-van Iiir.n WA pitch .i;usie l. Umpire Nc
quad. Time ~ game Is
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TIE BLACK FIGHTER AFTER coRRErr.

san Francisco. Jane Peter Jackson announces
h. Will start for England In about weeks. with
the intention Of forcing Corbr;t into making
N "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

Morning noon and night fast trains OF the New
York Central leave Grand Central Sation-centre
OF the city-for Chicago. Cincinnati. st. Louis anu
the West; time table. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02

din lI3......................O.i ttleneD G-l @
Monte Carlo. t'aNel ZJ-l
Time :OOlk.
Mutuals- Connosseur straight 80 20. place So 30 APP
plause place so 10.
Won BY two lengths; head between second and third
SIXTH RACE-Sellng One mile.
James Shields's b. C. Tom Skilmore. by
CharaXus-Jcnnie Keenc. ~ b.. .
tGrfn) - IL
NJ =. Dryers b. C. Hammc. T. l07.
QamblcyJ 81 81
G. W. Newtons br. h. Speculation D. l0l
tJonohue) 3 Al -
Madrid. i. l0G Gear 107D (SmS IL -
Time-l4i.
Muiuals-TOm Skdmore straight $40 ., place 81 So one
three SO p: Hamme place SO o. two. three
81 10; Speculation one. two. three 81 -.
Won by three lengths head between second and third.
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o.27 CIASS-pTRSE $40.
HIGH PRICES FOR YEARLINGs.

High prices ruled at the second day OF the sale OF mo
Rancho del Paso yearlings at Morris Park yesterday
Lively bidding and quick snes the rule chestnut
colt by Salvador dam Fleurette WAS Knocked GOWN 10
Matthew Byrnes for so 100. bay My. by Maxim. oa'n
Guenn was secured 10y the buyer for 5000 All me
leading turfren present The sale will be con'nueh
to-day beginning promptly at ll30 m Here are inc
lots sold and the prices: -
Brown colt BY St Ctrl1-EchotO; H. Warnke -. 800
Tyrant- Elizabeth; e. lhttIeiein. -
70 colt SaVatOr-Ecctra. j. A. ATkell. i"'
hr2% gn,S So Dy IMP -. 800
Chestnut niy by Savaior- Explosion: Titus. 200
Brown colt by imp. Darebin-Faustina. H. Warnke. 400
Chestnut N.Y. by imp. sir Modred-Fhux Pas G. ooo
Brown flly by imp SUPPLEMENTARY: Oneck 49,
Chestnut lly. by imp. Sir Alphabetically; T. bos AKA
well Observation-Disclosures. WV
Chestnut hlly by imp. Sir Modred- Franzer; f. w .o
,, All. hv Saivator- Firenze: Matt Byrnes. 1900
Chestnut colt Feurette Matt Byrnes. 6lOO
I,ay by Alexander FlOrne II. Warnke....... 100
Chestnut colt, by Tyrsnf-Frugality: Doc Street, 200
l.ay colt by Ali--(arnet: l. b. Inches. Gp
Bay colt imp. Air Modred-C;ladys: Jack Bennett 2Jo
Chestnut nily BY irnp Midlothian Glcndair; C. o
BAY nv by Ben All Gcndcra: Doc Street. go
Cheat nut nlly Tyranitilenrose; w. Wallace. iOD
Bay nly, by imp. MAXIM Guenn; Matt Byrncs.... opu
l,av colt by llama. w. G. Rollins. JOO
BAY My by imp Darcbin- Ha'yrenne; Mr. Has 49,
sreays 81, ~ s., ioro.ron: oncca sa6c: goo
Brown colt. by imp Darcbin-Iris; J. 49, Collins. GO
BAY Ally imp. Sir Molr"-Jcwelry; Eddy Bros. .all
thostnut colt TorsoTudith Ilemton Stables. 100
Bay ny. by imp. DarebIn-Katheen; Mr. Iarrable. SO
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Earned rtns-Hrookl,n First lese Brooklyn
Lcft base, 'hlcago 2 Eruok,,n > First base on
bail. on Ga~friAhi J. m Griffith / Struck out BY
Gfriths Three base hi' Tr'lway. Two-baso hit
iho~h Sacrifice h'-iiurns stolen bases Decker, cor
ituuil. IIff Irwin. Auron ami Iah~n Hit by
pitched ball IS Caatrght /. by Griffith /. Umpire
:'wuriwolI. Time 20.
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.


A., Tme-O:JsL.
autuas-Our Jack straight SIS 6J place 50 o. two
rse - DO; Fondone place $40 ~. two. three $50;
Ds'uoance one. two. three x2l %
Won by neck: beween second and third.
SECOND RACE-For maiden Hnies. two-year-ods special
weights. Five furongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
MIR PRESTON FINDS 1T INSOLPEN1.

METROPOLITAN COOPERATIVE BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Albany June 1.-The metropolitan Cooperative
building and Loan Association. with offices IN
Cooper Union Nev-York City. this afternoon
taken charge OF by the Superintendent OF banks
Charles NJ. Preston. who has found II 10 DE inso-
vent and examination IL no" IN progress, l,o
assoclat lion Is one OF the smaller building and loan
associations. 1t was organized In 1875 ana IN ltS
last annual report 10 the State Banking Depart
ment made on January l. 1893, reported a surplus
of assets over liabilities of $500. besides house
and lot Staten Island. whose value was estimated
4 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
THE BRITANNIA DEFEATS TIE 1vERNA

London June I'm the match races OF the Royal
Thames Yacht Club yesterday the Iverna was de-
eliei by the Prince Of Wales's Britannia, and the
Vendetta was beaten by the Czarnl. The Namdra
won the handicap match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-02
THE RINGER" NOT IN AT PARKWAY.
DOMINO SOLD TO BE USED AS A ROAD HORSE
SCORES AT THE TRoTTING RACES.

SCORES AT THE TROTTlNG RACES.
Three favortes were beaten in substantially
straight heats yesterday at the second days trot-
ting races Of the Parkway Driving Club. Billy
Mitchell was backed 10 win the 2T class. with
Orange Bloom a strong second choice. After the
opening heat. In which she was not moved for tho
front the last-named mare made easy work OF
winning. Volunteer Prince alias Domino was
among the entries in the 2:27 class his owners
having been apparently bent making double
killing at Parkway. but the ringer" that had
been so neatly detected on Decoration Day did not
appear He was sold yeserday TO A. - , To' T.. o,
roadhorse Susie r started fayorite for THIS race
of unknown history that came from the Bulls
With Van a 2 TO favorte over the field In The
Pas class Johnnie Thomas won about as he pleased
in straight heats. Following is summary:
227 cIAss-PURsE 500.
q y echurk's Orange Bloom ch. M by orange
blossom. dam sally Miller. by Rossrnan Horse
". " IL F2ans TO- e.. Boy Blue by iu
John III siiasla~s Dr. g. ny Mitchell jsiiins,
II aT rhiiips ca ~ Belle D.. BY Larry Lambert
" r G STSsfs' M twilight, by rocahonias
HGy a RIlss?lO Dr. $. benny NJ. by William H.
vfpdt Gfsn @@f lo % M Say2a w. BY Jay
Bro 'N'; Tmc-2:274 2.25l.. 2&sj.. 2:2ca
2:s7 CIAss-PURsB 500.
John pusnes b. g. Ii,tlo Jimmy pedigree un-
Charles q. MOsers IN susie T.. ny I''"o 'i'''
y IL Aikns's bl. m Annie D. hy Cayuga lCash)2 D
Frank Kasty's b. g. boo Fordnam. by Deceive y .
0tssty) %
7 Rvan's ch e. Oddfellow Gtogsrs). .........o Z"
Thomas Corr's gT. *. WOOdblne, by NutDouThe', a a
j. ' u. ' RoeeEraas: BABY Miller by Major,
Miller D'i'' Zine 2. 2ss 2a;l '''''
2i5 CLASS-PURSE 5000.
Peter Manee's b. e johnnie Thomas. BY John, +,
Thonnss dam unknown (Aanee). .:.............d i
Hardy CarppbeUs b. *. Hardy &. Heidl.. .....o =
a IS Viccs bl. Geneva w, by l'not thaHl-o . !.
Cprariea & Growers b. Vanity. by BayOnne. .
Prince (BrO~er) $500
7, Vandertecks b. f. Van DcrOme Whclpey). :...4 D
iobn C'ottiers gr g. Oddity. by Prairie Star o. = y
-...-I nD-2.a1aL 2.a.lla. III
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- Louis ,. Nev-York /. Philadelphia 10 l9us.''s
IIrooillyn >. Chicago ~. baltimore - ShoinHss
Cleveland 20. Boston Washington w. lH's""'7 "
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que FOjO de dido como el que estas lineas escrbe,
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cuando llega el caso.
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el favor de llsmsrle 81 HERALD boriquense, Sc.
gurameUte que esa compal aci6n, hiJa de su carl.
no, va parecer para alguDos un vegigatorio de
AlvespeireS splicado en- Dios sslve Ia parte.
Por Is GAceta Of ial SO sabe 10 que pSgs
la CoRREsPoNDENoIA por los p rtes Ia isis, pc.
ro 81 public ignora en- 10 que gastamos mas de
vEINTE C1NCo MIL DrRos 81 sfo. El dia que es,
t mos de humor publicaremos nuestra estadfstica
de un ano para que SO convenzan a'gunos de q
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Tiene ls Ealabra Yoa de Ia Mentaaii
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-30
GACETG OFFICIAL De HOY

Circular. ~ Decreto del Gohsrnador Ge-
neral, que reproducimos on otro lugar
Secretaiis-Negociai de 0bras pdblicss
Real Orden diaponiendo que contin1en admi-
tiSndOse los proyectos de obras que SO sometan
Ia aprobaci6n del Gobierno General, en- Ia miama
forma que hasta aqui ha venido leAlizGudcss.
Negociado de destinos civiles.-Relaci6n de
los individuos nombrados para deSempenar va
rias plaSas, que en- otro lugar d'mos cueuta.
IntendeBcia Gene 81 de HScienda dblica.-
ApruSbSss con csrScter proviso al el contrato
cslebrado con el BancO Espanol para ID recAuda-
ci6n de conttibucopeE.
Administrator local de ReDtas y Aduaua.
Sc avisA que reclbidss "a las C6dulss persona
leS para el aGO de 1894 -95 Sc procedera su dis
tribuCi6u por Ia Administration 81 que las solici.
to desde el dia del entrante Julio de 8 10 de
Ia maiiaua, y de q 4 de Ia tards