davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
* t6rzy ludzie s4ylleli:s
a. = y. w lm4OdOscii. = .:..: y:

B: Jeden z najgenialniej
.wodz6w W starozytnosci, Ale e
ksanderr. + Wielki; .mial zaledwie
% lata,. .kiedy,rozpoczafzwy-
|ciezka przeciw Person wypra-
we. Hannibal objal dowodzt-
wo mad armia kartagihska W
2etym roku zycia, PomPejusz
byl mlodziehcem, kiedy zwy-
ciezyl Marcusa Brutusa i pod
biz Afryke. Karol Wielki i
Karol Martel W m}odosci "a
s}yneli, jako wodzowie. Will
helm Zdobywca ME byl jesz-
cze pelnoletnim, kiedy pobi}
zbuntowana szlachte pod. Val
de Dunes. Kondeusz mia} %
lata, kiedy odnios} }zwyciq qztwo
had Hiszpanami pod Racrol.
W % roku zyGfa. 20
sta} marszalkiem armii francu-
skiej. Karol XII, wstaPiwszy
ma tron, jako pietnasto letnie
chIopie, W trzy lata p6znitj
pobi} sprzymierzone przeciw
Szwecyi mocarstwa: Danie,
Rosye, Polsce j Saksonie.
Wszyscy prawie generafowie,
kt6rzy zas}yneli podczas rewo-
wolucyi ifrancuskiej, byli bardzo
m}odzi. Napoleon | liczy} "a
lata, kiedy ws}awi} sic pod Tu
lonem, a W 81 roku 'zycia OBJ
jail naczelne dowodztwo mad
armia francuska we -W}oszech,
gdzie odni6sl kilkanascie swie-
tnych zwyciestw.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
POlacy w BraZylii.;

Bawia W Kurytybie PIP, FIJI
zikowski, Bodziak, Stencil,
Festenburg. Przyjecha row.
niez professor DIR. Siemirad dzki
i ks. Wolah ski, kt6rzy po
zwiedzeniu kolonij polskich il W
okolicach Ponta Grossa ! St.
Matheus,. udaja sic wkr 6tce
ma dalszy objazd kolonij W
stanie Rio Negro. ::
Do stanu Parana przy byli
teraz ksieza: J. Fulinskif A.
Ry mar Pierwszy zostaje W
kol. Muricy, drugi W Ponta
GrOssa. F.. -. =, -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
. LicZba dZiennik0W

wychodzacych rocznie ma. kuli
ziemskiej, obiczona zostala
przez @jedno z1angielskich blur
statystycznych ma sumo - mi
liardow egzemplarzy.. Ably ma
babrat przyblizonego pojecia
O tel sumie:. wystarczy Wspom-
nice. i e temi gazetami mozna-
by nakryc przestrzeh, 10000
kilometr6w kwadr., i ze. ciezar
papieru wynosi 7S1, 243 ton.
Ca}y nak}ad, .odbijany ma jed
nej maszynie, liczac jeden e.
gzemplarz ma sekunde, by}by
gotow.fpo 333 latach.. Wszyst-
kie egzemplarze po}ozone ma
sobie, jeden ma .drugim, utwo-
rzy}yby kolumne wysokosci
80, 600. metr'6W a przeczytanie
wszystkich dziennikow, .liczac
tylko po S minut, wymagalo-
by 100, 600 lat. -: -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
-" {:
DObra rada.

Chcac zyc ludzmi d}ugo, trwale,
Przyjaznie i zgodnie-
Widuj najblizej ci zDanych
Raj ma diva tygodnie.
Tych, ola kt6rych czujesz W sercu
Drgania mniej gorace,
Me widuj jak raz ma miesiac, ::
Lub ma diva miesiace;
Rcszte serdecznych przyjacid}
:staraj sic mniej wiecej
Widywat co piec, co osm
Lub dziewieG miesiecy;
A chciej wierzyf, ze niewielka
Napotka cie strata,
Jak sic 4 kt6rym spotkasz nawet
Raj ma cztery lata.
Bo jed dyny stosunek,
Kt6ry pewno zbrzydzisz, -.
Niezawodnie tymi ludzmi-
Ktorych co dzieh widzisz.
Przekonasz sic bowiem mich
Zanim rok up}ynie,
Ze to puste SO pecherze
Albo peine dynie!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
Grand Opening''.-

P. Max Barahski, w}asci-
ciel piwiarni W Hall PuFaskie
60, urzadza " przyszlq medzie-
lie t.zw.- j, rand Opening" =.
Zabawa ia bedzie sic W zupe}-
nosci roznit cd innych. Ma
programme jest koncert i or
kiestryi wokalny, a potem "a
bawa Z tahcami, Me watpimy
re. sic powiedzie. j..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
Zaproszenie.
Do Szan. Rodakow!

Do Szan. Rodakow! =: |
.Rok temu. podpisany y ponize1
objal W zawiadowanie Hale|
Pu}askiego stara} sig @ lie to4
m mozebnem by}o, zyskac VIZ gle
dy Rodakow. Kroczac dalej po
tel drodze ipragnac nalezycie
I odpowiednio uswiecic roczni-
c E mego osiedlenia 81 ie W tejze
Hall, postanowi}em urzadzit
" Niedziele d. logo EStYcznia
b r. K O n c e I'll y . b a a
" e Z t a II c am i: IA tako
W niniejszem mych Przyjaci6}
i znajomych, wraz Z r odzinami
serdecznie zapraszam. f..
koncert orklestryl lgo kor-
pusu, rozpocznie sic d g. $50
wieczorem W wielkiej hall. .Pd
koncercie rozpocz znie' sic ball.
Ufny w to ze Szan6 6wni Ro-l
dac::y, nieodm6wia sw Ego { en-
nego poparcia
pozostaje s}uga
Max Barah hski
. zarzadea Hall p nlaskie ego
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
T6l6grdiIlly a. zdQrdni6zn6.
Kuba.

!: q. I: MADRyp.. Prywatna depe-
5sza e. Havana donosi, re Ma
.:ximo Gomez, g}owny Przy-
wo odea powstahcow, Przeszedf
S Spzez LIMA wojsk W Puerto
Principe. e. LIMA ia rozciaga sic
cd Jucaro, ma po}udnlowem
Wybrzezl1ul:, do Moron W pol
noenelj czesci prowincyi.
!: IAvANA. :Pu}kownik Ba-
zquero; stoczy} potyczke pod
1rinau.= Hiszpahski major
(lregorio Romero pad} ma po-
/: III bitWy." =. j. .,-..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
{: .c=ENA: ! ! 8. ;s...F|:EN'T, !, IA. |, !.
Przeg T r prlas y: euro j.
pejskiej: :.
euro

Majac tedy ma wzgl edzie to, eds
my dotad powiedzieli nozemy STA
vic pytanie, czeg6z donna ga sie
stronnletwo ludowe, lud polski?
Czy usuniecia szlachty i pan6w id
wszelkiego przewodnict wa piracy W
narodzie, lub wypedzeni a ich "a m4-
RE? Me! 'Przeciwnie, wielu pa
now i szlachty sprawi 10 to, ze ty l.
siace tysiecy ludu polls kiego musia-
10 .opuscic kraj rodzinny ;, DO go gne
biono i biedzono jak W Galicyi, b b
wielu pan6w przefrymA Arczy}o zid
mie ojczysta, sprowadzi4o Niemc6E y
lub zyd6w, rodak6w sw woich m}od
szych swych braci wypedzifo gdzie :
-het tam "a morze ma tu4 4aczka
Lud chce i zada tylko wymiaru u spra
wiedliwosci, kt6ra sic kazdem u czf4
wiekowi naleAy, a kt6rej nasi przet
w6dzcy tax uporczywie. ham odma
wiaja. Ny chcemy praco wac wsp6lt
ME, dla w}asnego iwsp6Inego dobra
nafodu, ale ME jak pedraki pod
szlachta, tylko obok szlaehty, a wte1
dy dopiero stanie sig cud-jezli 4
szlachta polska pdjdzie Polski lud.
Poste1. Poznah. " -. Il
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
Rada nieiska.

Chicagoska Rada miejska,
przyje}a ordynans, moca kt6-
rego, ci zarzadcy teatr6w kt6-
rzy pozwola azeby kobiety sic
dzia}y W teatrach, w>wysokich
i szerokich kapeluszach, zos-
tana ukarani, kara od$25 do
500 "a kazde przekroczenie,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
:" = = 4 51i4Ss7I =
SNOT;ATKII.] j; !. {

a W,,yyspie 4, Kreeie b lzq}fna u I q
1 J, / aozeptiili chfzssciann5l'3H + r 5'3
zabilikilku. A: !. { E:E j ! "a 4.
1.' .'ll'zIndyach an nlgieIl|s] Isl ]kiieh "
9anlge glo ill:l fele lll.5 y, !.
dziu urniiera z;g53o 81 81 odll s1. ..:H
zig 4 4 ole' le9 sI
iam i, Tfiszya anie i : pobi 81 ped pod
Ago and O'llIHl OlHila B lslgs+
pima 1000 y WstlahfE q 81
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
Jak sic zachOwywac
kOju chOregO.
W l)O-

l. Unikaj draznienia chore-
60. Poruszaj sic spokojnie,
czyniac cokolwiekbadz " po-
koju. Me dozwol ably odby-
wala sic niepotrzebna k rzata-
nina woko}o chorego.
2. Me zadawaj cierpiacemu
niepotrzbnych pytah co do je-
60 potrzeb,. staraj sic dgady-
wac zadowaliat bez pytania
uprzedniego. Me radz sic go
co do pokarmu, a dawaj: to, CO
Jest stosowne W swoim czasie.
3. Dotykajac cforegoy czyh
to delikatnie; ale jezeli 60 O.
bracasz czy podnosisz, czyh to
pewna reka, ME daj mu }lczut,
|jakbys 60 mia} upuscic,
4. Potrzebne starania czyh
szybko i spokojnie. | nikaj
pozoru pospiechu.
5. Jezeli rozmawiasz W po-
koju chorego, NOW }ago-
dnie, ale calkienl 4 wyra aznie,
ably chory mogl s}yszet,
O czem sic mowi. Nigdy ME
szeptaj.
6. Nigdy ME zw6dz fhore-
60, jezeli sic moze obej SC bez
tego.
T.. Nigdy ME okazuj wzru-
szenia lub niepokoju.
8. Uwazaj, ably }ozk6 cho-
rego by}o zawsze wygo'dne.
9. Nie>naprowadzaj Q dwie-
dzajacych, chyba ze pacyent
wyraznie sobie tego zycz y
:. TO-. Staraj' sic zleceniaa =. do
ktoral wykonywat jakln+ajsta-
ranniej. Lekarstwa podawal
tylko w porach przeplsat taych.
49,. 49,: W wiezieniu. ..:::: 1....<.
Wieziehi. .-Jestem v wiezieniusza l.ua;1'
to, be- nam piee ION: 'lI: .. 81. &; !.
sii5.i& I'd 10 q: S.fniai taZGZaHliWVIn
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
lad osc 6 81 i !. ltaie!js cove.
!. VIM. u. Bryan,

We Czwartek 7go bn1. n Will
liam J.. Bf yam, ex-kandydat: ! ::
demokrlatyczny, rra Prezyden-..
ia Stanow Zjednoczonych, be-
die przemawia} ma. bankiecie.
przez delnokratow urzadzo-.
nym. : .. ! :-..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
.Wielka Brytania.

/: =: : LoNpyN.- p. Westminster
Gazette drukuje ma wybit-
mem miejscu wiadomosc, ze
krolowa postanowi}a abdyko-
]. wac z tronu, W sofa rocznlce
'tn
*panoWanla.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
Nowy Rok.

.oto otwarte podwoje, =: . p.
zawitaj W ME, lNowy Roku,
Czekamy ma dafy twoje, ::
Pefne ,tajemnic proku. +. ...
If Porzue: :niemow owlectwa trwoge, .
My -bedziem wolf ttwej wierni;
!Tylko ma naszs ty droge, "
syp wiecej kwiat6w nia cierni.: +:
Mech radosc, co powitania
Twego jest dzisiajj ozdoba,.. :. !.
zmieni sic, W chwili rozstania,
W serdeczna za{osc "a .tobs! -
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06

Il zerem.
Panic karolu-rzekt niby do
wc!pny pan K.-nic wiesz, lie jest
diva razy trzy. .. .
- DIVA razy trzy?... 80, dottaw,
y
sly pana ia kohcu. -: l..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
O!diable..

. =. -
Djabia MONA przedstawi6,.
jake rybaka, }oWiacego ludzii przy-
got egp & zynety wedltug gus
tu ,g1. usposo bieniia. i i ID obycz.,y ot6z
.leanIWf sas= oi6iaramii / mai latwiejj jjszemliI
do 5sehw!y ytanlia ,gdd " iykaja hac'zyyk4 *
beg przy 81 4. /. :.:. I.. !. - q.
Ma sIusznos # 5;;: Il L
. 4 !; u mo DAME nig nie
ME ME macy 4
81 !: IN wsze e 81 zoneez eaei
1jestesmys s1dania ftwoie
;anaez. 5szsIi 65znege O ! 5 ess h ste moi
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
Mic z teco ME bedzie.

- Nc tego ME bedzle. =
. Ksiadz (przy spowiedzi do chic
pay amietajcie!!..: sIubowales cd
!: = w,o5td $.wiec ME PHI! Obiecujesz
poprawe?? -.
:. Ch}op:-Bez COZ bym ME obiecoi.
-Po paru dniach tenze ksiadz spo7
tyka owego ch}opa, kt6ry zataczajac
sic, VIOLA z daleka: :. :. - ..:=, :. \
7. .s.: o'.- -: Ho! jegomoscip! mic ztego aie
/ $bedzie, co my Sc kiesi godali!':. =. !
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
Los SuftanOW.

Z liczby 3S su}tan6w ktorzy
cd chwiii zdodycia przez Tur-
kow Konstantynopola rzadzlll
panstwem ottomanskim, 81
zgine}o smiercia gwa}towna.
w ciagu 500 lat zaledwie czte-
rech su1tanow umarfo w spo-
sob naturalny. Sultan Abbdu
Medzidi, ojciec obecnego, 20
sta} otruty. Nastepca jego,
brat m}odszy, zosta} zdetroni-
zowany, a nastepnie zamordo-
wany.~ Siostrzerica ostatniego
nastepce :Murada, zdetronl-
zowano pod po'iz;otem, 81 zc cier-
pi ma pomieszanie <zmys}ow.
.Murad W rzeczywistosci byf
zdr6w zupellniet, llnrlilet ale jako cz}o
wick postepoWy1 dazacy po-
miedzy innemi do r6wnoupra--
wnienia &kobiet, by} nienawi-
dz ony przez sfery rzadzace.
Pewnego dnia skorzystano z
lego rozdraznienia nerwowego
i przypisano mu cierpienie IL
mys}owe. w og6le los su}ta-
now tureckich ME jest godym
zazdrosci. =, 49,.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06

Ekonomistka. =. >. .....:... -: IT,.
On (po. odmowie). Zniszczyfas \, ma .
dus sze! !: -. >....* J.. -. 3.
ona. To ME lyle $: 'ss:zskody.c coby
byfo po zniszczeniu ubranla IS: e
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
Ola ruchu.

b.. ,'@'. ''-'':I r:i e.: .-'.>.,r - :.
-:Jak mozesz pozwoli6, ably cie
iona bi}a. ..>:::. :. 4. ....;:
= Coz ,chces! kocham :ja bardzo,
a dokt6r kaza} jej uzywae DUO ru-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06

w. AdPioiiiol@
Pred skohcem sic fhowa!
.Piekna DO dusza
I mi4osG II Iona
TAX szczera, prosta, +
Jakby dis stworzona. T..
Pamietam jeszcze
Ten usmiech tesknoty,
Gdy polnem kwieciem
Obrzuca{a wiosy;
Albo zn6w lzawe
Pc Spojrzenie W niebio osy,
i twarz owiana blada
=. Mg}a tesknoty.
Weso}a, smutna
w przemiany, jak 'dziecie,
Zrenic pozarem,
Cudnem piersi tchni eniem-
TAX mnie bywafo
" snow widziadla wpleeie,
TAX oczaruje
Anielskiem wejrzen lem,
Ze .radbYm-=-,.-,~
Tulac jej dziewiczas post at-
Jedna ca}unku
Nieskonczonost zostat!!
Potem dnie walk
Rumiehca i szafu-
Szczescie bez granic,
Wsp6lne mysli, tch nienia-
Potem fez kilka-
A niemi pomafu
Zal "a przeszfoscia
wyrzut sumienia.
y potem usmiech
Przez fzy sic wychy la:
"Przebaczam,"
Szepcza koralowe us ia
| zn6w weso}a
jak dziecko pusta;
| zn6w niejedna
lTpojenia chwila!
Wszystko pamietam!-
Dziecko snow i marzeh,
Wierzy}em W zwiazek,
Co zwia: niez}amany.
Dusze namietna
Ipragnaca wrazeh,
Wzislem ma uczuc. :
Zdr6j uiewyczerrany!!
Marzyciel W piesni-
Przymkna}em powieki,
Patrzac przez ufud
Tkah W kobieee SERGE,
Widziafem ogieh,
Gdzie W lada isklerce
Tla}a juz resztka
Przesz}osci dalekicj.
| rok tax mina}''--
Ha! czas niepowrotny!
Juz ukarana
Wiara zaslepiona,
dis zn6w jestem
Teskny i samotny.
Gdziez mego zycia anid} jest? =
Gdzie 'ona?
"Prawdziwe" nieszczescie.
- Go ci to, TAXA masz mine str;
iona? .
Bodaj kaci .:wzieli taRie nies'
zescie. ..... i -
No, jakiez? j;
- Pred. kilku dpiami ,pisze d
jca, ably mi przysfa} 80 dolar6w n
ap}acenie krawca. Czekaalml: all d1
ilka.. 49,. tydziehi. -. nadaremnit
Freszcie odbieram cd oica zapla'c'et C
= laehunek krawca. q Czy* miaie
'yobrazenie o takiem nieazczsScin'
IN ;55,E5 'zi ! I, ..s. :.: # .. :4
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
! ZuchWa}y zebrak.

!. kulejacy zebrak prosl} raz
=Podeszlego wiekiem szlachclca
.. .jalmuzne. Szlachcic ulito-
wal sic mad" jego nedza dai
1nu korone (korona-25 cen
tow. :, ,,Wielmozny panic! I"
!. :.rz,kel. | !, pewien obey przybysz,
ktory sic zdawa} przybywat'z
przeciwnej strony, pan Jes-
ties zbyt }askaw, ze dajesz cos
stemu lobuzowi. On jest bez-
.W;Yydnem }otrem, ktory tylko'
:2sy,iirnullu5eS ably wyzyskac. gree
.cznosc drugich. Ten Pacho-
s4ekjest*tak zdr6w, Fl Jak pan /
ia *Daj mi pan }aski swej
!. laske swa ma chwlle, ia pana
W tel chwili przekonam opraw
dzie." TO mowiac, wzia} las
ke szlachcica, ktora mia}a z}o-
ia ga}ke, popedzil "a mnie-
manym kaleka, lecz naraz
zemkna}. Ia kilka minut O.
bal sic ulotnili, a szlachcic do
tad ieszcze czeka ma swa laska
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
R;abusie..

Pieciu rzezimieszkow zamas-
kowanych wpadEo do sklepu
rzznickiego braci Kline,& Co.
i zabra}o $3.50.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06
w wiezieniu.

49,. -. W wiezieniu. /. ::... f.. B.
Wieziehi. .-Jestem " =wieeziefniu:za
to, zeI nam piee e zon: 'll. :@ ;* B; !.
/: Gos6 ike Stuiaj szezeealIl allWEm u !:
bye musisz!. 4. 400 . s5:. !; VA. #
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1897-01-06

sly pana ia kohcu.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
COVET VALLEY
ROAD TRAFFIC
Important Hearing Before
the Railroad Com
mission.
Contracts Between Common Car
riers the Subject of Long
Argument.
Attor ney Preston Showed That Such
Contracts Have Been Held to
Be Legal.

In connection with the persistent efforts
of the Union Transportation Company of
Stockton to secure a share of the Valley road
traffic, the Railroad Commission was oc.
cupied yesterday afternoon in listening to
arguments on the status of traffic agree
ments between connecting common car
riers. The nub of the contest is involved
in the validity or invalidjty of such con-
tracts.
The investigation that began formally
yesterday was inaugurated by the filing of
complaint against the Valley road by
James Gillis, president of the Union Trans
portatlon Company.
The complaint charges discrimination
and alleges that the Valley road ''has Sc
cretly and unlawfully com bined and con-
tracted with the California Navigation
and improvement Company for the carry
ing of freight and passengers over its hue
OF railroad at lower rate than il charges
the public and the Union Transportation
Company for like services"
1t cites as an illustration of alleged dis
elimination the following facts: The reg
ular passenger rate of the Valley road
from Stockton to Fresno is So IS. The
regular rate of the California Navigation
and Improvement Company from San
Francisco to Stockton is % cents. The
regular Joint rate OF the two companies
from San Francisco 20 Fresno is So 75.
The answer of the Valley road denies
the charge of discrimination in favor of
the California Navigation and Improve.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
NO IMPURE TEAS
WILL Be RECEIVED
Minimum Standard Grade
Will Cost 20 Cents
Wholesale.
Inferior Grades to Be Sent Back
Whence They Came or Be
Destroyed.
Tea.Tasters Will Rel ct All Not Up
10 Standard and Will Enforce
the Law.

Collector of the Port Wise received from
the Secretary of the Treasury yesterday
an important com m munication with refer
ence to the new act of Congress prohih
ing the Importation of impure teas. The
Treasury Department is determined to
enforce the act, and the tea trade of the
United States will be revoIutioniz ed for
the better.
The cheap and trashy grades of tea will
no longer appear in the market, and while
the effect will be - raise the price of this
luxury, the public health will be the
gamer thereby.
The communication from the Secretary
OF the Treasury notifies the Collector that
there will be shipped to him from New
York line of samples of the standards
established by the Board of Tea Experts.
The information is also given that the
Collector of Customs at New York is pack
ing hali-pound samples for sale to impor-
tiers and brokers. Collector Wise is in
structed to pack samples in convenient
half pound packages representing the full
line of the standards, which may be sold
to importers and brokers at cost; namely,
p cents per pound.
Aftsr May of this year it shall be un-
lawful 10 import into the United States
any tea below the standard established by
the Treasury Department.
The act of Congress was approved
March q 1897. 1t authorized the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to appoint board of
seven experts in tea to submit to him
standard samples of pure teas. On their
report he has established the standards on
their recommendation. and is now de pos
iting in the Custom houses of New York
City, Chicago. San Francisco and such
other ports duplicate samples of such
standards, and a sufficient quantity of
other duplicate samples to supply at cost
the importers and dealers in tea at all
ports desiring the same.
The act provides further that importers
or consignees shall furnish mples of all
lines OF tea imported by them, together
with sworn statement that the sam pies
are genuine, or such samples all be OBJ
tanned by the examining board.
Should the tea be found inferior to the
established standard the i'm porter or con-
signee must give bond with sure ties that
he shall export the tea outside the limits
of the United States within six months.
In case OF failure to export the condemned
tea within six months. the Collector shall
cause the tea to be destroyed.
An appeal from the decision OF the tea
experts may be taken before board of
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29
CLOSE FINISHES
At INGLESIOE
The Bachelor Beat Bernar-
dillo in the Distance
Event.
Arundel a Lucky Winner of the
California Hurdle
Stake.
Little 7 G Dowaed Good. Sized Field
of Two.Y r.Olds-The Cheat
Very Apt!y Named.

There was the usual large attendance at
Ingleside track yesterday on the occasion
of "lades' day. and an excellent days
sport was enjoyed. The races were all
holly contested and the crowd was kept
keyed up to a high pitch of excitement
Throughout the afternoon. Favorites were
successful in three of the events decided.
The two-mile event excited considerable
enthusiasm. The Bachelor, backed from
to down to to 5. won in not drive
from Bernardillo. after the latter had made
all the running. The winner covered the
distance in 3:331z. The wretchedIy ridden
Ostler Joe was fair third.
The California stake, two miles, over
eight hurdles, with a guarantee value to
the winner, went to Arundel, piloted by
"Stew" Peters. Baby Bill was to 2
favorte, but would not exert himself.
Huntsman made most of the pace for a
mile and half, when J o shot 10 the
front, and in taking the seventh jump
turned q somersault, taking Gov. Budd
down with him. Arundel then took
the lead again and won easily from the
favorite. There were but five starters, and
OF course Huntsman took the show.
The Cheat opened an to 5 choice for
the two-year- ola scramble at four fur
loESs, DUI tACiC aPpSuiOu ~ bC buiuE
doing" and he went back to 5 TO q and
took no part of the purse. Little I G, the
Spreckels entry, 4 to / chance in the
ring, made the running and led Barney
Schreiber past the wire by four lengths
Sala bar beat the favorite head for the
show.
Seven very cheap platers started in the
six-furiong sprint that followed, with Sea
Spray ruling a slight favorite over Doubt
full. Our Climate which acted very badly
at the post. led the bunch for quarter
when Sea Spray took up the running and
at the end won handily, length in ad-
vance of Jack Martin, against which 20 to
was laid. Doubtful took the show.
Yemen was a hot even-mOney choice for
the fifth event at six furlongs, but sue.
cumbed to the prowess OF the Texas
Hindoo," George Miller. The favorite
was on his worst behavior at the post, and
was last away when the barrier was raised.
He once headed Miller, but was again
passed by the Texas horse opposite the
paddock and beaten out long head in a
hard drive. Pat Murphy was a poor third.
Pat Dunnes colt Good Times was
chalked up a warm to favorite for the
final race at mile, but so Disappointing
have his runs been OF late that he went
back to IL to 5. Willie Martin rated him
along in the bunch until the stretch was
reached, when he let out his wraps and
in an exciting finish led Colonel Wheeler
out short head in 1:42H. Show honors
went to Claudiana.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-29

Martin had ample opportunity of study
ing the dangerous spots in the track
forgetful that the poor as we'll as the
rich are necessary requisites around q
racetrack, an evening paper recommends
Ignoring the petition recently presented
lor two weeks continuation OF racing
that an opportunity may be offered some
OF the native owners possessed of more
atmosphere than coin a chance to win a
purse. The article states that 1.-THE IN
stant form and class are exhausted racing
Is reduced to swindle." Then, if this be
the case, form has been at low ebb and
class at big discount throughout the
winter. Fer In another item in the same
issue appears note which says Ed
Galnes VIII soon leave for New York big
loser, having had no success either on the
hiock or on the ground, and the
Eastern man was ever a student of
form, deyoting hours daily to studying
the dope. Either the dope" used by Mr.
Gaines was not the right sort or the sport
here is already rotten to the core. 1t is
said that the Jockey Club across the bay
is favorab BILE to an extension, but that the
Eastern element, which virtually rules
lngleside, objects TO prolongation, fear
ful, perhaps, that no dollars will be left to
harvest OH the return of the pilgrims from
East and Middle West next season. A
perusai of the list of different wealthy
owners now raciug horses in different
parts of the country would display the fact
that not few of them began the business
with a halter and one old blanket, but the
temerlty and nerve to borrow horse If
the occasion offered. Indeed the pedi-
grees of many Of them would develop a
''cold strain" if searched, and not
so many generations back either.
Every now and then is brought
up a plea for the trotting horse folks,
that they are kicking and all that
sort OF mush and rot. The downfall of
the trotter can be attributed to the trot-
ting horse men themselves, the public
having become disgusted at their meth
DDS, and not to the popularity of the gall
loper. Around the California circuit last
summer. in the very heart of the trotting-
horse country, corporal's guard would
not gather to see them score up, while the
runners drew the banner crowd. If these
Eastern folks will permit of one or two
poor owners winning purse and not OBJ
ject to an extra week or SO of racing the
California Humane Society might be in
duced to strike off a few medals The
races will not have to be framed to order,
but let there be equality to ali, and our
Eastern friends no doubt will be welcomed
with true California hospitality again in
the fall.
Following are o-day's entries:
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