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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-11

Nos suplican llamemos Ia atenci6n 8
quien corresponds sobre Ia forma en- que
estan echando los chinos para ell arreQlo
de la earretera comprendida desde el Kios-
ko "Flamboyan" hasta los hornos militia
res. Los echan de una manera que obsta.
culizan ell transito dc los carriages, con
neriuiciO de 6atOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-11

Procedente do Liy,oFpool eecalas ;fon-
por espafiol ''Paulina" con carga p.A varioe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-11

EN- PUERTA DE TERRA q linea SO ven.
de una pulporfa por no poderla atender SUI
duef1o.-Informara D Francisco N. Rubin
en- Ia SeQun0a l1nHa 15-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-11

Hs5a manana tOm0 puerto en- esta Ca
pital. procedente de Cadiz, ell vapor esps-
hol SantO Domingo trayende su bordo
al Battalion Provisional de Puerto. Rico
ndmero 4" que viene a prestar sus s"rvi-
clos en- esta isla al mando del tenirnte CO.
ronel senor don jose Perol Bufgcs. III
dicho battalion SO compone de 3 iefes, IS
ofoiales, un capelIan, 30 aargentos y 500
individuos de tropa. Hoy & medic dia
desembaro6 alojandose en- ell Quartet de
Ballaja. Para todos nuestra mas cordial
bienVenida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-11

En Isabela ee han venido celebrando
con gran solemuidad las novenas de Ia
Conception. El dia de la fiesta despu6s
de las Tercias y misa toda orQuesta tuvo
lugar Ia procession de 10 itnagen que result
t5 luciGisima FL pArroco padre Ibarra
pronu1lci6 elocnente sermon aiusivo Ia
Virgen. Todas las funoiones religiosas Sc
han heoho gratis y la orqueste tampoco
exiji6 Quota alguna. Asi nos 10 esoribsn
del roferidO pueblo.
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rapio San Pedro, Isidoro M. Hernandez, Jo-
sefa Alasagaiti, Francisco Elizalde, An
tonic Recio, jose Perez, Francisco Boni-
liza, Luisa Calderon hija, Miguel Cenas,
Jose Ponsolle, Antonio Figueroa, Arturo
Busen, Sergio Noa, Francisco Crispf, Car.
los de Ohudens. German Mathey, Fran
cisco Basovia, Luis Villa, un sargento
soldado, II marineros, Jose Castlres, Ju-
liam Abraham MARITIME Francisco Con
1alez Y de traneito. Total 49 pasageros.
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CHIPS AND oPLINTERS.

You can help Your neighbor up jeS-
about As easy Us 9ou can hold him
down. and then YOU VIII sleep Whole
lot better at night.
Many Il man can write big aud talk
big about the farmers and the farm,
when at the same time he wouldn't
Know i 6ulltougue scooter from il buz
ztfd-Nlng sweep, OF i stack Of hay
from ii covered wagon.
In ofder;nent to make q good farm
hano Il man must rest Il little and work
a right smart and eat whole passle.
The old farm will always keep peace
H yonf mind and plenty Ill the pantry
II Non Wl,i but only treat her fair and
tickle her bosom light frequent.
About the most easiest and quickest
way To .it there is 10 hit the grit aud
hit ii Il m0vIn.
Pure laziness and hard times run
together, You Understand. lis natural
and easy as battercakts and molasses.
Blessed is the man that don't want
much aud knows right where to go and
GIT it. RUFUS SANDERS.
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IT'S WHAT YDI SPEND.

'.lt's what thee'l spend. my son. :
said sage old Quaker. met Whit
thee'll make, Which Will decide whetl-
er 'hee's 10 he rich o. not Tie adj
vice was tlite. fol il was Franklin $ in
another shane .fFake case oi tire
pence ana tile pounds will take care
Of themselves. But il eannot br too
often repeated Men are continually
lndalging il small expenses. saying
70 themselves that # is only trifle.
vet forgetting tftat ~ aggregate IS so
up Of petty grains o! sand. Ten cents
4 day IS even s<:}6=50 4 year. and tlla1
il tae Interest If capital Of 5000.
The man Whl Saves ten cents Il day
only. IS 81 much richer than be WHO
docs mo-, as ifhe owned life estate
u house worth 5000 amt II invest
ed quarterly does not take half that
time. BHt ten cents day Is cIalds
play SOME aHe vii =eXplaie We'll
then. John jacob tster Hsed 10 saH
that when man who wishes to be rich
has saved siUIHg he has teu HaEt the
battte SaF HAT AstaT EHaa1ll8
Sl0e00 waei. Int he knew tIas a
making SHesE sln Il HaaH sa1i5 5ea
habits Of mRieni eealamv Winch
would keep hin advancing in wealth.
How many. 4aweVer, spend $4,000 III
a few yeats II mia expenses, aHf1
ii en on looking back. cannot tell, as
they say, s'waere the money went to-.
To save is To set iieh. To squander,
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NO \
TaENUF!iEH's INFi.i H>cE.

II is h#fl itra yeuu4 mother. who
has "ot yef overcome the imnul>ivn
ietst;hcl "t he' yaHtatGl nature. to
featize fA4 iHtfrute sh~ explt@ over
her own litjip oHeS. Size Is constant
II surrounded IVY Successful initators
No Cory her morals an& manners.
-As the matltrr Is. 81 We her sons and
daughters. II d, i'amiIr MI children il
h'eNsesl with IN Intelligent mother.
h Is tlriitate ana refined III Her
nan"erS. anai 'loe- Hnt Consider in Ilc-
t's~aif - tc on wenitn ia a drawing
lneiti. and ND entirely different peI-
>''n ~ everyday ift., Inns who is IA
tue moth :. and always . tender.
rHd'n1la- "omtn Nen will invariably
--s hel hahits Of speech and perfect
zgai''lsf> repeated III het cIlilen.
t,fRat. roH4tl men. at,i naiSg, busy
hnAS, will always toite Gnaa their
voices. ana STEP I'4Atiy, and try 10 he
nete mannetlr, when she stops To
give tlle'n a Kind word or Il Pleasant
~ntf,g, t"r i true mother vii. never
z..f ft#.s Al. aoa,. fhe pleasant things
~,e can that viii cheer those whose
tlVsS Vii" are shaded with care ana
l"lE Ihe motatr of to day rules the
world ~ tD morrow.
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NE.ATNL>s II WOMEN.

\ wonan ina5 w handsome ~ ~
m4tbab0N attractive ln various way.
hnt II Size is got personality neat She
cannot hope ~ win ade!tarion Fine
clothes WI! not en.ier,i u siaitcln. A
NoanG woman with her hair III dis =
der and her clothes hangtug abon- her
a> i n>pended tron a prop is always
rePn>iVe. DowdY Is always written
on hel ner~crl from The craWn of her
head e tIie sole If hrr feet: and il. She
wins 'nsband liz will soon regret his
bargain.
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HAPPY HOMES.

" g pity tie man. however proSre-
rons fl> PfcaAiary condition, or how
ever great his taae. who has not a
happs home. \ happy home is the
heavea Il this life. Yet many of our
most distinguished men have not been
fcftuhate ia this respect. They have
been made 70 feel how unsatisfactory
was the worlds applause, or the po
session Of official power. while all was
cold OF heartless aud nnsympathisins
III their private homes. And these
unhappy matches have not always or
generally been made from motives OF
ambition. They have seemingly been
the misfortune of chance But hat
Il terrible misfortune, All the dis
tinctions Il The world allnld no com
rensatien foF sneh deprivation
There Is something inexplieabIe
about many matches. A Young cau-
pie marry from actual preference for
each other, and from n9 motive but
sincere affection but a want Of con
geniality IS subsequently developed,
and wfetehed home for life is there
suit. Blessed indeed, and most high
is favored, are those whose homes.
from the beginning to the end, are
always happy.
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Ill, l.f,EN MINI

seme @7alH#r lien THEN sky is eliza
Ara ata5l bIj9lf' 10 view.
Il orc sa5filspecG ef dark ali estt
l. ter eI4aEteayen ot blae
A.z,i st'1aa with tiaalkfnl laveart- fiitet
II hRtnHe stfaak oilielft.
One f.tN - fiedsS 4ea'tRleft.N. lid
The dn!,ise@s q. theii night.
In=palaces ase hearts that ask.
II di>eaHte}t aud nti,le.
Y Ag lie SaeG = .ite.lls IL K.
And HI .aatsti2=s9 1rGied
ABd ;teafts IL noo.s~i hntsa,tm.l..
How laFr l,S7l hei I'D
Love h5ff aat ever seems to tire3
Such iffh provision made.
-. .e:tard Cheucxix Trench.
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ne r.1s... t,,.,z=,fzf,..
mar tl4fs ~, a,5..,fz,5s.#sai.+s. - -
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Mna.4. II f,f,s5F5z,, p - : :
f.. lueos# J. .. Tours d >ea.2v ..ll.l II. y.
IahoF
hseuf.-lffsSls. l. I AiagVf!it au,! l.
!ffife
Tho m inutes ot.iufv II aaa gt3j l;,St ,yfre
rgad ANT approved IL rg.caIlasl
Nrtacvea5~ ,ialas 3e,7s ~ Is / ne 39Ie-
~tntea te#td anI fefeTrpI=io rho osl4.ilitfes,
"h Claims t'.f snli,f.5.t3 ;tli5t report III To-
morrow ! Session
lie petitions Lar lfeHslaas Il Mrs ,Iaaa.1tf}9
ltri"a. hfs. eii,a ss.aaIaeist. All tl,. joint
pefitieH of ilf ,.Hz lis IuIl,. F5lae4st jt7t.l.
Leutrf4rtrrul Wefe real .saa ,rtfar t.s st..t.rsl
70 later Ia thes4-StaH, 4y.5efpt4aeI ,la4f. ear
rtf am VIE s.aatateti before II. a5y aud
stai"tE taaf they We're IL able - >apbort
t.Hils#si rs. te H5Is Hfire totally bli3e. and
nolii s,iN aged aud lzelIttes@.
Nr Scalv ssea}4e!ed ~ NF. Git,i<t.rl
meyr hat ar 4iIl Mr. G tft4t= h. ..sei.,5s.3
a }orsf"n q = ft iiaintfH lel ,r6nt5t. CON
mehciR@ rralt.tbtzf Isl issst ant the sfe,..
va cftii1ea
Tbs "taor petitions asking lar pt,l>l55Is
were at this time taken up With tie following
result
H' ard Hfs iel.;efrrlaetrt#sv we rlsovrs3 4
pension ri %J.tIH tartf8 sfon SeI}Pi#sta-4= ISL
1928. and aetioi. aIt flta PRAYER oi l5t..=!nii
petit oRs ui Mr., +5oa=! iHf ftt.tpd and St=it-,
hantnsae vaS postponed t57r lI4stst5.s.,.in!t
In Mr.. EIuiie llntef ssi,a lenFa,e4tfs, f3,,.7
ward Wherein aheve tyso - tstieHFrs reside.
The prfi1itton nj eif,2f,4s I.,in.. i,.4,,.
Rldraux Ferry a-tjua liar = NH. ~,
established ~ - f,,szs,,., q,
Statidt "as re,tl an! an MT on ii Air ftbvr
seconded by Ar. t'auae aetian thereon was
deferred nAti Mn. Ducos, Tie member OF he
JafF living near hy cenlu ascertain tie exact
Gistaher q tht Proposed 1ertA tton tne al
ready oSfab SIZED public iefres below a!.d
ABOVE same. Carried.
he Treasurer, reperts on the General.
Drainage and school Funds of the p5rlst
We're read and referred silder the rul, ;. to
the Finance Committee tor examination,
ar, ID. Scally seconded hF Mr.. Christen
"Hered the following resolufi ion, Which was
canned by the following vote
Aeas.-kent. Ghristen, Gaude, Ledet, Du
COS, Iorps. Tabor and Scalis.
NaYs-Noae.
lie 1t RESOLVED that here shall be IA bene-
80 S.a'., u sem nom 1he farlsh Of La
,on,Gne ,,u ,, 10 'he La state Normal School. and
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LIST o. ..rs;..

',taaffd 10 Southern a.ate~ Inventors
ms Heek. Atportsd tf g. Il. Snow
-. >91'cstnlsof American and For
fl{n i.tfeht<, 3ep F.s Patent Office,
i.tsiliaGs"n. -. G.
& \, Albright. Burlington. y. c.
Boiler. II. l. Bacon. Memphis. Tenn.
Cnryeomb L Bailey. Cumberland.
Nd, Anneal3ng hsS aHd pan. +. T
baeet. Ba!taa41Fe. I,}=. Stool. F. f
B4!rf. AflaaFa. Ga, t.as engine. Il.
NJ, G.oHet. l!6s>caV. :. G =I.ab at
taeiliag dev:ec + &. Evans. New
Orleans. I.a., Fluid pressure brake
mechanism. II. G. EzeH. Twilight.
f4a. Cotton r1aul5pr y, i ralti,.>ta,.
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8alee1's mamma Was very sick with
rheumatism and he WIS rubbing hel
AIMS, when size said: .sWalter. Il is
100 bad that mamma is such trouble
to Nou.1 Walter replied eheeltullf
Never mind, mamma, if you are
only just. alive, we don'e care hoW
much yoa suffer. y onth's Compan-
/ ION.
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BOYS AND GIRLS. SIT Up
STRAIGHT

one Of the worst habits young peo-
pie have is of leaning forward too
much while at work er at study. 1t is
much less tiresome and more healthy
to sit o. stand erect. The round
shculdered. hollow ehested, and al
most defolmed persons one meets eve
IS day could have avoided afl the re-
suits HON which they now suffer had
they always kept she body erect, the
chest full, and shoulders thrown back
! simple rue IS, that if he head is
not thfoan forward, bat I5eld erect,
tine shoulders will drop back to their
natural positions. giving the lungs
fill play The injury done ~ care.
tes~ness in this respect is by com
pressing IS tRnss. preventing thcH
ssti. ana .7ael action resulting iH
=5as el@as. usually consumption.
81 efee1, ho1s aud sills, and look the
world % tIe face
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OFFICIAL DIHECT0n3.


,ar,,or Murphy . Foster Of st. Mary
80 f,og ........... -......-..
See Of Sfqte. II. S A#ams of Z. Feticiana
And. Pah. Acc -- N "a iiea,''ei : hlnn
etats Ifea feE so'i1l 3tht'. e 1oa'5e,.
ATTY Gep, W @,' t@ll lta2laiR N3teh}socch -
Supt. Pab Ed. A.J II t1rg0e AToyeiles.
{. ~ SENATORS
a. G. Blanchard ~. ...... If Rtrtdes
Don Cats.S-.........'.....--.--- g - .4aFS
SrarE SENATOR'S
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,lHIi5 POLICE .IEI15
GF.li's..il .aaistE= BzZ,s<<99..is.
a. e.e.s &5o7a

STATE oF I.aGfsI zS}-PAEI>!! 0F
l.AE tEAGII
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CONSTABLES

Ist ward, Evaglste Iorvant. End ward.
X. A. Frost, Alberto Befgeren, 3rd ward.
Edwin Endsal 4th ward Albert Savoie-
5th ward, Mrrtiie Kerne, 9th ward vii
liam Preston back, 7th ward, wellington
HeheIt sth ward 6. W.Elllot, 9th ward
Henry Tenny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
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Z tpAl;I II OFFICERS
POLICE JURORS

President, L. d. keut: +. u. Morvant,
H. w, Tabor, Chas. F. Gaud6, J. Q. Tonps
Emile Ledet, Louis LeriilA, Frank Chris
ten, Ellie Ducos. Cork Police Jury. III.
n. Coulon, Sergeant at arms, {. A. Frost.
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list Ward II. Clement 2nd Ward 80
-. Bannoa IL Bake. 3rd Ward. Eva-
rlste Bernard, 18th Wa'd, Z i Ayo 9th
Wad. Arthur A. bou0reauX. 6lli Waid
Sylyes.le Martiuez 7th ward Joho +,
Pttmann. 7th ward Lonjs F4igont. 9th
ward i. ieuaaiia. loth ward Angnste
Cretiui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16

Gals who have obtained their positions on their
merits.
The present Is the beginning OF the food tide Of
turf prosperity. Every racegosr should make de-
termned effort 10 take advantage of the favorable
tide. August Belmont has struck the keynote in
the call to breeders owners trainers and everybody
associated with racing TO rally to the support Of this
meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey Club at Sleeps
head Bay beginning on the oath Of the present
month Mr. Belmonts recent purchases Henry OF
Navarro and Dorian. have aroused the curiosity of
racing men. The price paid for Henry of Navarro
is the subject OF much comment Some persons place
the amount paid ow $4,000. but II Is well
known that Mr. Belmont had option on Henry Of
Navarro several weeks OF s350o. 1t makes no
difference what Mr.. Belmont paid for Henry Of Ma
varre or Dorian. The fact that he paid for them
and that they will wear the B,emton co:ors AT the
Sheepshead Bay meeting adds greatly TO the prestige
of the turf under the new conditions. II is posi-
be that Henry Of Navarro and keenan, are entered
be run al Newmarket, England. in the fan. with
Keenan, and Henry OF Navarro. and Dorian az
give an excellent account of themselves If they
shipped across the Atlantic to take part in the
Florizel ii is rated by Michael F. Dryer as the
best horse in training in England tcIday hence
American turfmen to 90 to England to witness the
II is not the English horses alone that Mr.. Bel
mont has to fear as Domino and H1rngPe are
50 that to win have chance Of winning in
England the question OF superiority should be de-
cided between the horses ensaseu AZ tit SlrcPoe
head Bay meeting. Domino vanquished Henry OF
Navarro two-year-old; ne beat mr.: lor me
Wthers Stakes hree-year-oid; ran dead
heat with Navarro in match race az nine lur
longs and was beaten by Navarro at Morris Park
Apologies or excuses not in order when com
pairing racers. but Domino raced throus bout his
three year-old with severe quartercrack and
a foot that badly iniamed by grave. DOMINO IS
foot Is not nearly as good a sound foot at the
present time His defeat for the Suburban Handl-
cap by Lazzarone is as much OF a turf mys'ery as
Doran's defeat at Saratoga on Wednesday, wnlch
emphasizes the Kentucky axiom that racing is
mighty onsartn' where ana now hen1y Ol
Navarro gained his mighty reputation is extremely
puzzng TO many astu;e turfmen. However. the
public may have a chance 10 judge Tor themselves
AT Sheepshead Bay and place the championship
OF the aged division whore II properly belongs .
Colonel William p Thompson mas decided 10
race extensively next year. He desired 10 nave
some aged horses for the handicaps ana Vas
negotia ting for the purchase OF Dorian Wnen
August Belmont secured him. Colonel thompson
has not decided upon trainer but 1t Is likely that
he will secure the services Of one OF tie nlost
successful, popular and best known trainers IN the
East
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BROOKLYN GETS A GAME.
TIMELY BATTING WINS THE LAST or lhH
SERIES FROM THE SENATOR'S.
srx CONSECUTIVE DEFEATS FOR THE GIANIs-
THE LOCAL TEAMS TO CONTEST FUN
EIGHTH PLACE TO-DAY
urs YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia % New-York q Cincinnati cS iese
BROOKLYN 8 Washington Pittsouis . Ne"e
Baltimore IL. Boston 10
The BROOKLYN team managed to win ts sen'
slonal victory yesterday, but the Ne" Or ,,s
met with its usual defeat al Philadelphia ios'"e ~
sixth consecutive game The two local teams "''
scheduled now 10 play three or four games tose'"
and one or the other will have TO win Tney WIN
settle between them which will be entitled 20
place in the race for something when helihei "''
get.
About two thousand spectators went 10 Eas 80 M,
Park Brooklyn. yesterday. 10 witness .le i.r nd
OF the present series between the Brooklyn am
Washington teams La Chance bdttine nlu nuS 81
win the game for the home team. his MI anu s - ~
bachs nun responsible for the three uiiS - :,
the fifth inning With the bases iuil ~ w I'm, ~,
inning. La Chances two-bagger sent In three
After the first inning hit was mace OH TO-
nedy until the seventh Joyce played in s.eepy
don't-care manner which must have been dscour
aging TO the other members OF the Nas"'ns''"
team. ,
The visiting players scored two runs in ne open,
ing inning and took the lead. Joyce led on Win d
hit TO right field. and Mcclure followed with ny 20
left. The ball struck the fence and bounced my
the long grass. and Anderson could not ma II
both Joyce and Mcguire scored. 80 a.,
The home players did :ot make hit untll the
fifth inning, when, with one out, La CnailSe ~
safely to centre field Grim sent an easy fly 70 eIt;
put Seibach tried to make fancy eaten ana
dropped the bail. Kennedy sent fly to Abbey, ana
La Chance scored, and Abbey threw wildly TO
third. Grim scored also. Griffin TO first on
called balls. stole second and scored Shindes nit
to left field.
Brooklyn scored the only other runs made during
the game in the sixth inning Corcoran was sent TO
first called halls. Daily made hit and Tredway
went to first called balls filing the bases. Ia
Chance made a slashing obagger to left fed,
clearing
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GOSSIP AMONG TURFMEN.
THE PRESENT CONDITION OF RAcING-AUGUsT
BELMONT'S PURCHASES.

THE PRESENT CONDi1iO> Vt fsANi>o-hSOSS<
sELMONT's PURCHASES
American racing is rapidly recovering from the
effects Of the Knockout drops administered by the
gamblers and the horde of INSCRIPTIONS owners.
trainers Jockeys and free-badge racegoers that
were under their influence The oenehciai enects
OF the racing laws adopted by Republican Legis-
)ature and signed by a Republican Governor last
winter are far-reachng IN influencing the better
element of turf supporters TO take firm stand
o., c,.a, and wholesome racing. To be sure. the
meetings held for the purpose Of giving the poor
owners a chance 10 race their horses LOT sinai
purses have been criticised more or less severely
because some OF the races aroused the suspicion OF
officials and public. To a certain extent a racing
steward is more or less hampered by the diffculty
encoun,ered IN obtaining evidence or wrongdoing
As rue the stewards deductions are made from the
general form OF the horses that race uhoer thelr
supervision Startling changes or reVersas Oh iorin
are always investigated with the usuai result 'na'
almost everybody in any manner associa'eo WIN
the horses that require excuses at oous-on anu III
yartahlv rim like limited express train when long
odds are ouoted against their chances Is exonerateu
II the stewards OF the Jockey CLUB nave sue0e'ueu
in partially dispellng the clouo OF sea"
lowered over racing in this neighpornoo" VIM"
sny great exertion. the atmosphere OF ue 49,
be wholly cleared by promptly wi,nora"ins '"e
privileges Of the turf from certain coteries OF OWL
ers a few layers of odds. and the go-pe,"eeHs VIZ
Masquerade as trainers. corrupt vena JochesS anu
help 10 destroy the confidence OF the puoi'c II" Ia"
ing
Mor.ovar ann. ~ the leaders the turf are car
ried avav nv the owl-like wisdom OF men VINO
possess an English accent and pose as soiono"s !"
all matters appertaining to racing matters IN ,ns
country Experience counts for no'nNs NJ, ~ 20 49,
faculty OF appearing wise and unoers1ano'"e ..,
oaghy the art of what is termed in England Jol-
lying" OF course. anybody who agrees with every
thing man says about his own particular su ..
whether II is racing. yachting or ea"ns - Az
almost certain to gain the esteem OF men WHO NC
light in being nattered. z.o,,
Joseph j. Burke fills every requirement, a. a. No,
an. And the fact that the minor meetings "o ~
attract the leading owners and racesoeis .a,an-
sons to practical turf knowledge should be appoint
Cd 10 Positions Of Importance as represeniaues
The Jockey Club Put the very best men op'A' ~.
IN the PAGES Of trust on the TURF and uh'e' ~
eunastanees permit a clique Of men who nave ioI -
an alliance N ala each other TO official positions 10
harm the experienced. competent. trustwor.ny o.',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-16
THE RESULTS AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga Aug 15-The following are the results
OF to-day's races here
First race 0or all ages: purse 1918 five furlongs)
Wazer los (Crfin ! to . by three lengths: Run
awav ii2 Qlendruml, to l. second: Prg. H. don
nellv) to l. third. Engineer. Rodman h. and Edna
Nav also Tme-1:Oli4.
second race Gor purse 1915; five and half fur
lonrs1-F1oretta " (CSrifn). by length:
Cyissie B. tCassin) TO J. second; Coda los tNar
ysez) 80 10 ! Miss Hannah also ran. Time-lo9
Third race (for twO-year-ods: four and a half fur
longs-Ia Gallienne los Cochran. 10 !. won by
neck: FLORENCE Covile, 1916 (McCain) 10 l. second;
Predicament (Griffn). to 3. third Tane;a. Miss
blanche and Princess Jean also ran. Time-O:jGs.
Fourth race for three-year-ods and upward: purse
1915: and furlong>-Merry Monarch 1903 Per
kinsl a half a length; Candelabra. 1913
(Grlffu) 10 10 second Kilkenny, JOB "a. CaNon TO
third Fullerton and Semper Lex also Time
:5Gi..
Fifth race uhe Bevervyck steeplecase 800; for all
ages; course about miles and halD-sayonara.
l47 Dunlap /. by neck 81. Luke. iJa
OSraziD TO l. second Woodford l62 Mcnerney). > TO
2 third. Beverwyck Lepanto geldng and Genfallon
al ran. Time-J1O.