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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

por q prooedimisuto bkrbSrO que smpisAn a.gu.
mas psrSopsS: bsHsE cor grimes lgua IoS Va.
riolosOS, ysi DO durAnts sl dis. por IL noohs
Trojan sss EqI lido IL calls La policia dobe
vigilar para impedir samsi'nts porqusris, ,pueu de
ss modo 20 sxtiende mGs Ia epidemia.
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Las Montanas rusas

liza nOvedad del dia On Pusrta de TierRaI
EierciCiOs higi6aicos J de agrAdable entreteni
mientol AviIamOs las psraOnaS de gusto que
pmsAiSadGl poE una exaolente orqueHtA tuncionA'
ran todoS los jueveS y domingos por la tarde lGi
moAtanAa rusas. HAbrA pueS Jos diAH en- ls 90
mana doade pAsar grAtamente LgunAa horAH o.
buanA CompAhis,
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Ayar 10 le han extraviado & don Gaspar
AguiI6, unAS fActursB de calzsdo EOeibido de
MallOra por 0l 6timO correo. Ser6 grAtiHssdo
Il que Las entregus { dichO seHor en- BAyAm6n,
On egta Capital loS Oeforss Gonzalez t6Ees
Jompanis, Gale de Tetu6s, frente LA PAlms".
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uisga, vu0iva saASr O. InAApu Do pas ecmai6v
dc diputAdOS y sensdOrsS, snoLrgadA de buasnT
una f6rmuls que ssegurandO 4 sprObaei6n Dc
uno y otroa ltgiuladOroS, 10 pongAS ualve do
veto preaidspolG puSG Mr.. Cleveland Ss esti
dispueGto s Ssrar Eu historic pcli,ica con tan
VorgonEoSo Cambio de cNsaaa.
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So ha prsBentAdo on sIts IsdacOi6n Ia vsei
na VSlentiBa LuiHa mSHifAStkndouoH que sntrf
don jose Nsule6n, don JoIk Garcia J Fslicih
Lopez fu6 golpeAds el lGbado dltimo p0r que d.
10 que 81 lmports de los retratos de don Pa0O To
rrOS q. .. p. d. les osdiS IL viuda do SIte ~
ARilo
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HSnoG tsNilo el gasto dc vOE una prsSioIs
lGpidA de mkrIapl blAhcO en- suyA iSssripsi6H y
NGtS esmerSHdo 81 rSputado mArmolista Don Jose
A iuo Per D.ehN lfpida % para 81 q, sp V d,
tus suOStro ango DOa AAtoHio Lula villa.
nil (q. .. p.d)
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m sesiOnes oelebrAdAs por ls Directive d.
ID " BaaetAGtorA De SuB AsObisdOs con tsCha 4
i 10 dol corrlVnte, faeroR admitidoB pOr unanl
Iioad de votgH 274 SocioG, d&udoSe lecsura en-
Ultima de les sslebrAdaS 50 BoiieItudes de
tagE1av.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

Por el Gobierno &sAeral ss han e0nesdid
tres msSes de liceDOiA para Ia PeAiuSulA 81 SOhOr
NouvlIaS, AlcAlde de POnce. DarAnte IL Aussn-
sic do este aenor, Queda d frente de ID AlCsldiS
81 tercer teAlente do alCAlde don Eduardo
1rmaNrnho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

DaSds sl pr6ximO mes do ssptismbrO, SSGtr
AuteI de AhorG 10 hRbiAmoI anunciAdo, toearEl
tres veosa en- 81 puerto Dc ssta Capital en- ~ via
10 de ida J vustA les AAtillaH, loI vAporeu 90
rreos de i. TrasAtantioa Espanola.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

La CoastanctG de BOErGS Rsines, San
Francisco 81 % lA PeleGelfa dc moda on esta Ca
pltAl. Hay alH Sismpre mushO calEade superior
bSrato caSimlreg, eorbataI, PanusloI, ointuloneI
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Han iAgrstado on ID UArcsl de esta Oiudac
Pedro AgulAr, Ssb6s Pizarro, JuliO Llacer, Be
ssndo Ospsda, SOtsro Sanchez. Felix Torres
JeS6s Garcia Juan DisH.
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A las uisto media dc ID nOchs dc hoy ss
lebrark JuntA General ordinsris para toner
aeueEaoa dc importAnciS, Ia " "sosiedAd Eson6-
Mica de AmiRoS del Paia,n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

Ha tSllocidO en- Poacs ls virtuoSa Gehorita
Ursula Santiago " Humaeao la nina Maria
3usSna Carrssquil Q, amaAtisima hijS de don
Manuel Maria dol propio ApsI lido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

De Nuoys. York nos sSsribea que 81 nusYO
proyecto de Lay ATanCelhrs, prsEsBtado poE
Wiisoa on q ucnREsso de lpl nlPutsdua, Gpra'
iado pos sstoH EsfpTmsdo dslputu do mode
a y 4 ssaads, gas AAsiA y PE'Pie Paas' =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

Ha fAllssido en- NArAnttO don Rafael We
Hes Morales. Darhnts 81 enfsrme1ad 90 vic
r0deado de Eus pArienteS J amigos J ~ inha-
nGci6n acudi6 numeross concurrencis. h. /. r.
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81 l5 de los nlls1tss, dis dc IA AsunCi6n,
habrA Oomuni0n general do lA OongregGci6n de
dijaS do Maria en- OatsdrSl. Sc anpicR Las
5rtAB. agoCisdAB ID aHittencia ten Golelnne acto.
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Banos de Coano
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MHDIGO-DlhhG1OhI
Don Enrique Raus de la Rubia
Administrators. Sres. julio n. chard6H AsrmasO
ueda alberta la temporada Official de 1874 gFsndeA
eloFas tOdas las dependencies del
2erlfa para eGtsgOrts Ge ~
HospedSe complete en- Ia planta alta de ID ca
sa incuso banos D duchas demas aplca-
clones de las aguas: por persona, al dla,
(maxlm01 ss ss p
Idem, idem, idem en- la planta bsja i'd, id... $50
NjlSos hasta cuatro amos: al dia.. :. ;. . -. 81
Idem de Cuatro ocho idem idem.. .... ;. ] \.
Iden de Ocho doce idem Iuem.s :. :. :. l-60
Criados: precios convenciOnaless
Hospedsje complete en- Ia planta ALTA sin
bah0sss - . 2-0V
NOTA
"a harAN FebaiAs las familiag dc mas de tres
personaS & los huespedes pOr lsrgaa tena-a
poradas ,.,;
consults para el uso de las sguas la vigilsncia
Ia buena apHcacioR de aquellas durante q tiempC
que Cada enfermo permanezca en- el balneart0. son
seQIin IalegslaCion VICENTE, $50. = lOs ganofe,
banstas Queno Be hOspeden On 10 casa, Re es cobra
Fa Dor la taFifa especial apEobada que continue
ci6n 30 expresa:
Por nm bs6o general en- pila. .....". CO.'S
Idem Id. de aslento CON hidro-meGCladoE. Is
Tdem una ducna hlif0Pmess - % :. .s.. 10
Tden idesn de 0ualquier 0tEa Clase.. = 40
Tdem idem pulEeftEacionss = - - :. ). 10 \
ldem tdem estuta..s ~
HetSt.Por habitacl6n plsnta alta: poR una perso
40 aida, 60ctsRtdem, idems baja: Ids Id, id 80 cts
RsstSsrGAa- Desayuno, almuerzo J comidas, d
ala.
GGssswts sse.sdS. e HOSpedds complete. IncluSC
36-28 1910 N. VhardOS HosNsa"e
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NueStro distis guido amigo Sl senior dor
Luis DupAcs, del alto oOmsreio dc sIta plaS',
ha tsnido IL corteSia de deSpSdhSs de neSOtHol
nara NusyA York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

DOnde min uabrCBo q cone eA ID Capital d
Puerto Rice, eS en- sl restaurant e La OatAlanA,
Gan Francisco 66.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

Por diApoAicl6n del AprsoiAbls Oiveulo d.
Amigos de AreCibo y en- hoaor Gel OSpit6n Co
rrSa, tsndrA lugAr en 10 AOshG del Is del Sorriel
q una velada iterrriA en- los sa'oRSs de tan sin
oktica aociOdAd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-13

Dos diGtingutdoB tAcultAtivOs han viEtsdo
10Y esta redacci6n, nanlfssttndOaOS 81 peligro
Iue existe do que IL viEuslA 90 extieada maj,
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VAREDADES

OarsOedO HermanOS Comps, COmpral
tOdS ClaSe de monedAs de Cualquier fecha que
sean, agujereadSs, reselladaS nin reBsllar.
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Dan IIidro Santana EsOobar, iAdfviduc
igado una de Las prinsipAleS tAmilias de Ma
aati fGleui6 On este pueblo el once del corrients
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Aver % insCribi6 On el RegItro Civil de-
Jusgado muaisipAl do CatsdEAt u dsfunci6n d
sergio sAh Brigida de nefrAnS 10 Dc Jos6 Ayals
EarlqusG de viruslA hemorrSgica
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81 quiSrS uEt-d pAsar 81 rSto entretsnidoi
Visits ID psuqusrfa de "Laurak Bat" J com
pre- ol 'Mhdyidy BarSeL nA O6micoa J la rsviliI
"BIanoO Negro. TendrG uEted eon que di
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De@de

$3.50 PantAlOnes Oaeimir
sAsTRERLA TRAEOEsA, TIssoT
FoYtsleRs SO.
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.B.ATOS DE DUCHA

Los hcAban de rOuIplr InnUlorADles, de lcl
que 70 COnOce 81 p6 olicO, los que vSndeA bArato'
iSobrSnOs de ArmGs. Cruz lS. Ga
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El ssnor AysstArGn v1eae deIarrollando %
sl Dorado ID iaduntria de fAbricasi6A de queTol
manxQuilla.
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ri Sefior N0HVilAA sStlmAdo alSalda de Pon
70, @ embArSl rs con iOSnSia para Ia rsniaSulG
81 IA del mes on curse.
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MaHAnA msEtss media soeho saldEA de
puerto dc sIta Capital On rutA por 81 Este Do 10
iHla 81 VApoE coiterO 'Aviles
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DondO mei'r % come On Pto.-Rio % en- 8
Ia CatGlGns, San FrsHcisGo Sc.
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DON NGnuel B. OaIdor6n doSsmpShAvA int
rinAmepts 81 ConGuladO do AlsmAniA durAAts i
auDenciA dc don Ludwig DuplaOe.
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NABsua poT b tArds lAldrk nusStro DiIeote
ls los BsGoS de- Coamo con dtrSosi6a Aibcnit
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IA YAusO 70 qusJsn loa vSOiaOD dc Is falt
de pspol aallado.
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Ha atde EaWbrsda msaSiV0 lsSsRias aG AaR
de lAs oGcusIan pdblieHn de NArAniiLo el compe.
tsRte professor doH Ricardo NGEvAeH Rivera.
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IRON SUPERIOR an boOOysS.
zAZUOAR central do l.a
@AZUOAR central do a.
aAzUCAR central de 81
-N0sCABADO selset0
Vsnde GpreGioD limitadOa
16-AA AAURO p NARQEAU
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DR.. D. Vicente Santuni

0eEIGstS y IS RseEltSG 4 PGrts. Recbe eonsaltaa
larias de 1 de la mahana de . de 10 tards
IN Pence, Plaza principal ndmero 10.
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Hot0leu rsHtsursntS donde 20 airvs 81 le.
gitimo "Vino Rioiano de AlOs6R": Hotel "Bo.
netA". HOtsl del "U UivsrsO". Restaurant, LA
Oatsl na". ReStSuraBt, "LaB Tulleriaa". Res.
tAursnt, 'tDe tn lado 81 Paraino". Exponden 81
pOr mayor J menOr Ous reeeptOreS #. Font J
HermaRos, Tanca 8.
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LOzERZ.4 N.ACIOJK.4L DE yM.ADLD
hay cOnstsntsmente para todOs loo sOrteoS
en- Ia peluque1iA Laur0k Bal, de don Pedro Ur.
bistoRdo, San Francisco AZ Sc enViar6n Cesti.
fCadOU ls iIla quiensU lOG IolCitsn. (P)
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Las Hsnorsn que padeEcan de barrOu. msn,
chsS supiBillsH 8 nsl color, dsbeu uuar ala Lo.
ci6n hoBtsli, con ellie el eutH resObrA 81 loEA-
MIA y f'eGcrra. No hsy dana elsgants que no
tepgl en- Su tocSdoE Ia perfumAdA nLoci6a MoH-
tes". La ysade el senior GuillsrmSty.
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LOS PRECIOS FIJOS

PONCE. Pnerto-Rico Eats antique y acre.
ditado eItAblecimiento completamamenta Tsutau.
rAdo, alberto 81 pdblico con an nuevn surtido dc
stsctOE del rsmo sl q % reAlizs preci6S m6dieou
R
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| LAURAK BAT Asss s$,as.sis. q ssa'''i-
Rg-sOMBREROs de Panama
IA MARGA ANGLIA :, s.,... !. nssE gs.S.s.. sssssi. I

impoltGn o. esta isla SUCCESSOR DE DORADO
Y o. Sc vends al por mayor detsll en- "a
AULIIA, San Jol6 IL. 1875
The morning call., 1894-06-28
COAST GOSSIP.
Changes in the Medical Staff at Local
Posts

WASHINGTON, June 81. BY direction of the
Secretary OF War the following changes in STA
tlons ana duties OF officers of the medical de-
partment are ordered: Lieutenant Colonel
johnson V. d. Middleton, deputy surgeon-gen-
erai. VIII be relieved from duty at the Presjdio
by the commanding officer of that post and will
report In person 10 the commanding general of
the department OF California for duty as medl-
cal director OF that department, relieving Lieu
'enant-Colonel Albert Hartsuff. deputy surgeon
general; Lieutenant-COlOnel Hartsuff on being
renewed by Lieutenant Colonel Middleton, Will
report III person to the commanding general of
tne t department OF Missouri, at Chicago, III,
IoI uuIy as medical director of that depait-
ment First Lieutenant Charles Wiicox
assistant surgeon. Will be relieved from duty al
hngei Island, Cal. and will report in person 10
me commanding officer of the PresdiO of San
francisco for duty at that post, TO relieve First
Lieutenant Harlan L. McVay, assistant sur
geon, and by letter to the commanding general
Al mcvey We department OF California. Lieutenant
tenant Wilcox, will report in perSon
10 the commanding officer at AicatraZ
nndHo ndnu i9r guty at that post. relieving Captain
0gueh haHerIy, assistant surgeon. CAPTAIN
haHerty, upon being relieved by Lieutenant
McFay, will report IN person 10 the Command
ing olncer at Benicla barracks for duty as post
surgeon at that post and attending surgeon at
Benicia Arsenal, relieving Major Joseph II
Olrard, surgeon, and by letter TO the command
Ing general OF the Department of California
MAJOR Glraro, upon being relieved by Captain
Rafferty,, VIII report In person 10 the comnand
Ing Ofncer of The Presidio of San Francisco for
duty at that post and by letter 10 the command
Ing general OF the department of California.
Ii. L. Morse OF San Francisco Is amonp To-
days arrivals. ~
- Bills for public buildings at Eureka and Santa
Rosa we're reported to the House to-day.
Penslons-Calitornia: OriginaI-Edwin Bax-
Ter OF Los Angeles, Martin Wolf of Redwood
City: increase-Josiah Harden POmeroy of
neaIasDufg, John Confor OF San Diego, Edwin
j. Salsberry Of Vallevista, Michael Twomv of
san franeisco. Original widow-Magdaiena
The morning call., 1894-06-28
NOT THEIR DAY.
Favorites Suffered in the
Races.
ONLY ONE STAKE EVENT.
1t Looked Like a Gift for Harry
Reed.
BUT HE COULD NOT GET UP.
Gideon Daily Took 1t With a Colt
Which He Had Not
Backed.
BUT HE COULD NOT GET UP.

New YORK, June 27.-Fsvorites suffered
in the races at Sheepshead Bay to-day
The only stake race was the Zephyr stake
for two-year-olds. and it looked an easy
mark for Harry Reed. but he could not get
near Walter. and Gideon Days colt won
unbacked by his owners. as they thought
he could not give Harry Reed thirteen
pounds and beat him. The first race was
in doubt until the last few jumps, and
then Rough and Ready. who had been
back in the ruck, came with rush, leav-
ing Ed Kearney, Sirrocco and Hoey noses
apart behind. In the fifth race Ferrier
was almost a prohibitive favorite and
tried to do as he did on Friday and make a
runaway race of it. but he could not last,
although the pace was much slower than
on that day. Captain Z won, while Mar
shall. at long odds, niFped Ferriei at the
post, setting him back TO third place.
Futurity course. Rough and Ready iwoD. Ed
KearDey second. SirrOcco third. Time, 1 :I3.
Futurity course. WallZer won, Harry Reed
'efpGd Mldgley tnpa Time nnrs 1 40
General second, Tom Skidmore third. Time,
2:01 2-5.
One and an eighth, Pescadero won, Chant
second. Joe Ripley third. Time, 1855.
One mile, Captain L won, Marshall second,
Ferrier third. Time 1 :40s4.
Nine furlOngS, Lizzie won. Herald second,
Blue Feather third. Tims, SOB.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Five furl0Dgs, Courtney
won. Borderer second. Western Star third.
Time l :05.
Five furiongs, Young Lottery won, Gallatin
second Freedom third. Time, 1:06A.
Five and half furloDgs, Pagan won. Henry
Weaver second, Walter third. Time. 1:15s4.
Six furlOngs, Queen Enid won, Safe Home
second, Acllojam third. Time 1:1934.
Five furlOngs, Fonda won, Eli second, Heads
or Tails third. Time, :0612.
WASHINGTON, June 27-Four and half
furlongs, Trixy Gardner won, Gypsy second,
Nubian third. Time. :5415.
One mile, Red star won, DriZZle second
Center Fire Third. Time, "A.
Six fnrlongs, Traitor WOO, Keime second,
Matte Chuil third. Time, lie.
Five furl0ngs, c o d won. Fanny Beverly
second, All Right third. Time. 1:031s.
Five furlODgs. Topmast won, syracuse
second, Ponce de Leon third. Time 1:02s4.
SAN JOSE. June 27.-The races at Agri-
cultural Park to-day resulted as follows
Six furlODgs, Alexis won, Whits Cloud
second, St. Elmo third. limo, 1:16.
Half-mile. Kathleen won, Roanoke sec
ond, Monarch third. Time, :49h.
Five aud half furlOngs, Mustesa won,
Mendocino second. Happy Band third.
'Time .16H
The morning call., 1894-06-28
VEST ON TAXES.
Rich and Poor Should
Pay Alike.
HE DEFENDS HIS SYSTEM
From Assaults Upon 1t by Hill
and Allison.
HERE is A JUST MEASURE.
1t Is Rather a Difficult Task the Mis-
souri, Senator Has Under
taken.
HERE is A JUST MEAsURl

WASHINGTON. June 27.-The Senate
to-day passed the bill to amend the act
providing for the time and place for hold
ing terms OF the United States court in the
State of Washington.
The debate on the income tax provisions
of The tariff bill was resumed. The pend
ing amendment was that of Allison to
exempt corporations. companies or assoc-
atioDs having capital stock of less than
100000. Hill took the floor. The theory
of the income tax, he said, exempted from
taxation individual investments unless
they exceeded $4,000, but no such limita-
tions existed as TO corporations. He could
see no reason for distinction. He thought
some amendment should be adopted that
would give small corporations the same
exemp ption granted to individuals.
Vest, in reply, said under the present
tariff system citizens paid upon consump-
tion. 1t was unjust and unequal. The
poor paid practically as much as the ricb
Property and incomes, in his opinion.
should pay for the protection of the Gov
ernment. Why should taxessnotSbe levied
upon the property, but upon the wants of
citizensP asked Vest. The $4,000 exemp-
tion to individuals, whether the figure was
the correct one or not, was the amount
fixed as the cost of living. Corporations
consumed nothing; they were entitled 10
no exemption and should have none. Vest
thought the bill was peculiarly just and
considerate of corporations. If the rule
that applied 10 individuals was to be ap-
piled to corporations, the exemption of
$4,000 should be allowed and corporations
exempted. Vest modified his amendment
so as TO exempt corporations whose capi-
tai and surplus did not exceed 100000 the
cost of Insurance, etc., of any man or trad
ing company TO be considered in estimating
expense.
Allison finally decided TO withdraw his
amendment altogether. Several amend
ments were offered exempting corpora
tions, joint stock companies and other
associations, but they were each in turn
lost. Aldrich offered an amendment to
exempt savings banks organized on the
mutual plan, solely for the benefit of their
depOstors. 1t was accepted.
Vesr, in the same connection, offered an
amendment, which was agreed to, ex-
emptiDg mutual savings banks conducted
for the benefit of depositors In the State of
Delaware.
Hill moved to amend section 60 to pro-
vide for the inspection of accounts of cor
porations subject to the tax, so as to limit
the time of inspection to the period be-
tween March l and August 1. After some
further debate. without action on HIPS
amendment, the Senate at $40 o'clock
adjourned.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
GOOD BATTING.
That Was the Feature of the Big
League Games.


CLEVELAND. June 27.-CIeyeland put up two
llfeless games to-day. Brooklyn had little diff
Guilty IN winning. Score: Cleveands 6, base
hits II. errors 6. Brooslyns 10, base hits Z
errors B. BattereS-YIrUe, Young and Zim-
mer, Stein and Daily. Second game-Cleye-
lands 2, base hits 10. errors 2. BroOklyns s.
base hits IL, errors 8. Batteries-Cla rkson and
OConnOr, ID ub and Daily. Umpire-Slage.
CHICAGoI June 27,-Hawke was batted all
over the field today, every Colt hitting him
safely. The visitors could do nothing with
Grlnltn. Score: Chicagos 13, base hits 10
errors B. BaltmoreS f. base hits 4, errors 3.
Batterles-G fifth and Shriver. Clark, Hawke,
Inks and Robinson.
CINCINNATI. June 27.-Clncinnati won on
hs,Ie It's merits Today The club outielded and out
Datieu Philadelphia at critical times. Score
Cinclnnatis z, base hits 8, errors g. Pnade-
nnias 8, base hits 8, errors 4. Batteries
Vaughn and Parrott, Cross and Weyhing = -
pire-EmsIe.
PITTsBURG, June 27.-TILtsburg made It
tnree straight by hard biting in the seventh
and eighth innings. Score: Pittsburgs 1 /, base
hits IA. errors B. Washingtons 4, base hits IL,
errors l. Batterles-GumbeIt, Mack and Mer-
ritt. Mercer and Mcclure. UmpIre-McQuaid.
ST. LOUIS. June 21.-The Browns were shut
out Dy the Giants In a prettily played game:
score: st. Louis o, base hits 2, errors 6. New
horks IL, base hits Il. errors 2. BaJteries-
Miller and Hawley, Wilson and Westervelt.
sUmpire--Hurst
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The Colonels played
Detter than usual to-day, but the Bostons had
an over the park. Score: BostOns 13. base
hlts 10, errors 3. Lousyilles 3, base hits 10,
errors .. Batteries-St1veIts aud Ryan, Meme
lee ana Grlm. Umpire, Gaffney.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
NO FAVORITES WON.
Money Was Scarce and There Was
Little Betting.

CHICAGO. June 27.-Four of six favor
ties landed the money at Washington
Park to-day. and for the first day since
the meeting no ong-shot won, the nearest
being Somersault. at 10 1, in the last
race. Pelleas won the second race with
ease. Prince Carl. who landed just out
side the money in the Derby, took the
third race. and Cash Day won his third
successive race in the sixth event. Do
miDgo, the favorite, did not get a chalk
mark in the last race, which was won
handily by Somersault Money was scarce
and the betting bad.
One mile and seventy yards, Broadhead won,
Semper Rex second, Z. II. Sherley third. Time,
1:49.
Five fnrlongs PeIleas won, DIggs second,
Gurgle third. Time, /: :03.
Mile and quarter. Prince Carl won, Haw.
thOrne second. Plutus third. Time, 2:1O.
Tbree-Quarters, Zooein won. Tartarian sec
ond. Beverly third. Time. 1:16.
Mile. Cash Day won, Flora Thornton second,
Lehman third. Time, :48.
Three-quarters, SOmersault won, Issie D Sec
ond, Strathmeath third. Time. 1:15.
The morning call., 1894-06-28
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
They Proposed to Create Trouble In
ltalY.

ROME, June 27.-The police arrested
three anarchists to-day in the precincts of
the Chamber of Deputies. They were
taken to the police station and searched.
Each of them had upon his person an ac-
curately drawn plan of the hail. Hobbies
and entrances to the Chamber. showing
almost conclusive evidence that their de-
sign was to explode a bomb or commit
some other outrage in the building.
BARCELONA, June ga man armed
with stiletto tried to force his way into
the room occupied by Senor Loroeaca, the
Civil Governor of Barcelona, last evening.
A crowd quickly gathered, believing the
man was an anarchist, and the police
saved his life with great difficulty. II
turned out the man was iu starving con-
ditiOn and had tried to see the Governor
for the purpose of obtaining food. failing
TO get work
The morning call., 1894-06-28
BACKED INTO A MUD SLIDE.
Details of a Disaster to a Canadian
Pacific Train

VICTORIA. B. c.. June 27.-Passengers
just arrived from the East give particulars
of the disaster on the Canadian Pacific
Railroad, near Ashcroft, Sunday evening
The unfortunate train was that bearing a
number of track-repairers. which was
backing on siding TO allow local freigh.
to pas. when a cloudburst occurred in the
mountains above, causing a mudslde.
The work train was backed into the slide
and overturned. Conductor A. c. Elliott,
in charge, was instantly killed. and nine
men were seriously injured.