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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-27

maitych rur, drut6w itp., jakotez
do zafozenia W mich kolei ele-
ktrycznych. Oddano do druku
caly whiosek. Aid. Kunz zas
wniosl, by madame przywilej
kompanii >, Auto Stage Co." do
zaprowadzenia samochodow W
miescie. Przywilej ma mice waz-
nose ma 20 lat.
Process R0llingera.
w procesie Rollingera wczoraj
zakohczylo sic przesfuchiwanie
swiadk6w prokuratoryi. Osta-
tnim swiadkiem byf strazak
Clemens Moringer, kt6ry byi
obecnym, gdy znaleziono pot
zweglone zwioki Rollingerowej.
Take mfody Emil Rollinger
skiadaf wczoraj zeznahia, nadto
jake swiadkowie wystapili:
Ferdinand Nsbicht, brat Rollin-
gerowej z South Bend, Ind,
Andreas Waechter, ktory mie-
szkai u Rollingera.
Process Beckera.
Pred sedzia Steinem rozpo-
czai sic wczoraj proces Beckera,
oskarzonego o zonobojstwo, kt6-
ry przyznai sic do zamordowania
zony, ale teraz podobno zamierza
odwoiae to zeznanie. Ozenif sic
on zaraz po smierci zony z Ida
Sutherlin. Dotychczas wybrano
tylko trzech sedzi6w przysie-
glych.
Process uprowadzicieli Lapinera,
Pred sedzia Watermannem
rozpoczal sic wczoraj process
Johna Collins i Amy Elzbiety
Ingersoll, oskarzonych ouprowa-
dzenie 4 letniego Geralda Lapi-
nera. Wczoraj wybrano osmiu
sedzi6w przysieglych.
zycie W obr0nie dziecka.
w mieszkaniu pani Minnie
johnson, ma 3 pietrze budynku
pm. 339 Indiana str, wczoraj W
poludnie wydarzyla sic eksplozya
pieca gazolinowego. Wylewaja-
ca sic gazolina wzniecila poiar W
calem mieszkaniu. Pani Johnson,
widzac, re plomienie zamknefy
jej ucieczke przez drzwi, i ME
mogac stiumic pozaru, wziefa 8
letnia c6reczke swa ma rece
wyskoczyla oknem. Dziecko
tylko potlukio sic lekko, a PAM
johnson tax mocnych doznala
kontuzyj i wewnetrznych uszko-
dze6, re po poludniu W skutek
tego umarfa W hotelu Passavant.
Pozar ugasiia straz ogniowa, MIN
znaczna zrzadzil szkode-
urzedu zdrowia.
w zeszlym tygoduiu umario W
Chicago 395 os6b: o 81 mniej,
nii W tygodniu poprzedzajacym,
a o A wiecej, niz W odnosnym
tygodniu zeszfego roku. Os6b
plci mezkiej umar}o 2l4, pici
ze6skiej 1S1. Dzieci liczacych
mniej niz 1 rok wieku, umarlo
95, dzieci we wieku 1-5 lat, Al,
a osob liczacych przeszlo 60 lat,
So. Ma dyfterya umarlo 10 os6b,
ma tyfus 5, ma szkarlatyne 4, ma
udar sloneczny l. Samob6istw
bylo 5, innych gwaltownych wy
padk6w smierci lS.
Urodziio sic zas 46l dzieci, a
mianowicie 239 chlopcow 222
dziewczat.
Sprawy robotnikow.
Z rzezaln kazdy dzie6 inne
przynosi wiesci. Wczoraj zupei-
ME tam wygladalo, jakby przy-
gotowywano sic do ogromnego
Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-27

wojska ma stopie pokojowej,
jaka same uznaja "a stosowne.
Marynarke swoja bsda row.
nlez Niemcy trzymac ma takiej
stopie gotowosci do wojny,
jaka uznajs same "a stosowne.
PARYz, 27go .Czerwca. =
Nowi ministrowie staneli
pred parlamentem. Waldeck
Rousseau W izbie deputowa-
nych, a Monis W senacie od-
czytali rownobrzmiace dekla'
racye, wykazujace, ze nowy
cabinet pragnie utrzymac
istniejaca forme rzsdu repu-
blika6skiego, utrzymac powa.
ge prawa i ME zezwohc ma
zak1ocenie porzadku publicz-
Dego przez nieprzyjaci6} ojczy'
zny. w wojsku utrzymana
zostanie karnosc, azeby armia
francuzka STAG mog}a zawsze
ma wysokosci swego zadania.
Senat udzieli} ministrom
wotum zsufania 1877 g}osami
przeciw %. w izbie deputo.
wanych przyjsto rezolucye,
wnieslona przez skrajnego So
cyaliste Jules Perillier, na
ktors zgodzi} sic Waldeck
Rousseau, a ktora brzmia}a:
"Izba uznaje oswiadczenia /
czynnosci rzadu "a w}asciwe i
przechodzi do porzadku dzien.
nego". Ia rezolucya zosta}a
przyjeta 263 g}osami przeciw
237.
MEGA, 97go Czerwca. -
General Giletta di San Guisep,
pc, W}och aresztowany pod
zarzutem szpiegostwa, zostal
uznany winnym skazanym
ma 5 lat wiezienia, oraz zapia-
Genie 5000 frank6w kary.
BRE,T, 27go Czerwca. =
Krazownik "Tage" wroci} do
portu, ME spotkawszy ma mo-
rzu okretu "Sfax", ia kt6rego
pok}adzie znajduje sic Drey-
fus.
Chciano tn wczoraj wieezo-
rem urzadzic demonstracye ma
rzecz Dreyfusa. W1asciciel hall
ME wprsci4 do niej publiczno-
Sci. Ma ulicy wydawano okrzy'
XII: Mech zyje Loubet! Precz
2 armia! Mech 2yje Dreyfus!
Mech zyje rewolucya socyal'
ma! Policya rozpedzi{a z lat
woscia krzykaczy.
W1EDE6, 27go Czerwca. -
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef po-
padl W recydywe, lecz lekarze
ME obaWiaia sic o stan lego
zdrowia. Radza mu wszakae
udac sic Jak najpredzej do
miejsca kspielowego Gsstein.
SARAGossA, 81 Czerwca. -
Niezadowolenie z rzsdowych
projektow podniesienia podat'
kow wywofa}o tutaj powazne
rozeuchy. Mot}och rzuci} sic
na gmach rady generalnej /
chciano zasztyletowac guber-
natora. w zandarmow rzucano
kamieniami. Musiano przy.
wolac wojsko i og}osic stan
oblezenia. Inspektora policyi
ciezko raaiono a jednego zan'
darma zamordoWano.
MADRYT, 27go Czerwca. -
Komitet izby handlowej wre-
czy1 rzadowi protest W wsprawle
nowego budzetu. Wszystkie
sklady kupieckie by}y zam.
kniete, lud ma ulicach byf
wzburzony, lecz ME zak}6cono
nigdzie spokoju publicznego.
w Sewilli odbyiy sic demon:
stracye, podczas ktorych lud
obrzuca} zandarmow kamie.
miami.
PEK1Ne, 27go Czerwca. -
O.. A Flische. t}omacz w tu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-27
Sprawy r0botnik0w.

Z rzezalh kazdy dzie6 inne
przynosi wiesci. Wczoraj zupel-
ME tam wygladaio, jakby przy-
gotowywano sic do ogromnego
strajku. Firmy Armour & Co.,
.G. F. Swift & Co., Nelson Nor
ris & Co. Upton & Co. ME
kupowaly wcale nierogacizny. i
ich rzeznicy robotnicy ME mieli
mic do roboty. Sprowadzono
okolo 100 policyant6w, ktorzy
przechodzili przsz ulice. Siychac,
ze ma naradzie representation
firm ME przyszto do zgody, ;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-27

Subway, Arcade 6 Traction Co.
do budowy systemu tunelow
sluaacego do pomieszczania roz-
maitych rur, drut6w itp., jakotez
do zalozenia W Mich kolei ele-
ktrycznych. Oddano do druku
caly whiosek. Aid. Kunz zas
wniosl, by madame przywilej
kompanii ,,Aulto Stage Co." do
zaprowadzenia samochodow W
miescie. Przywilej ma mice waz-
nose ma 20 lat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
PoLlcEDoM.

Police court this morning was well filled with offenders Of the law. The amount realized was S67.
 The following are the names and their offenses with fines given:
 Mary Hess, disturbing peace.....$5.00 John Moore, disturbing peace. co Garland t oster disturbing peace % Alice Conley, disturbing peace... 300 Will BarnIey, disturbing peace.
 discharged.
 Bula Barnley, disturbing peace. 300 Lee Austin, committing nuisance 5.O0 Lucy Shephard disturbing peace co Lula Martin, disturbing peace. 5.C0 Casu ---....'.........,....., .........I3.U0 Violating section 202 .................10 % Cash...'.s..'.. O0 Will Burns. disturbing peace...... %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
A NEW ATTRACTION.
Fair Management Has Secured a
 Freak and Wonder.

MT. M. E. Bloom, secretary of the Fair Association, made a contract today [Nonday] with the wonder worker, MT. Ed. Wright, Sam Wright and Ida Wright.
 For the pasS two or three days free performances have been wit messed by great many of our citi- zens and the concensus Of opinion on those occasions was tfat it was a miracle how Wright could eat glass and bite steel, and do every other thing that is out of the ordi- uary. He bas, with hls brother and wife been secured for the Fair and ttey will make balloon ascensions daily aud also do wire walking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
.INl 4 RUNAWAY. SWEENEY HAIGHT, A BRAVE f5oY, WAS ALMOST IN
 STANTtY KILLED.
MAMMA, COME GET ME.
We're His Last Words-Was Thrown Out of a Wagon
 He Was Driving.

This tMonday) morning about 10 o'clocK Sweeney Ha'ght, the only son of MT. and Mrs. Haight, was killed almost instaltly by the run. ming away Of the horse which Le has been drying for nearly two months.
 His home is on East Third Avenue between Missouri and Louisiana streets. Sweeney started out early this morning delivering groceries for Mrs. J. Riley, on East Third avenue, where be has been working for the past two months. On his return trip to the store the horse ran away with him between Third aud Fourth avenue on Louisiana street, throwing him out and under the wagon. The wagon passed over him just below the heart, breaking, as we are told by bis moth CT, the heart strings, causing almost instant death. After being run over he strengthened himself up. however, grabbed the bridle of tue horse and led same in front of his home. His mother, who lives across the street from where Sweeny stopped, ran out to him and asked him if he was hurt. SweenY re- piled: Mamma, come get me. This was all he had to say for he never uttered another word and about an hour afterward bis young life pass ed into the great beyond.
 When his mother, accompanied by another lady, went to where he was standing by the horse with bis hand on the bridle they had a great deal of trouble in getting bis hand loose. He had, so his mother says, a death-like grip and she knew then there was no hope for him. The. doctor was called immediately, but no relief could be given.
 Sweeney was one of the few bright young men who have to. make their own way in this world. He has been doing odd chores for many people and for the last two mon ths has been delivery boy for Mrs. E. J. Riley, who runs a grocery on East Third Avenue To his be- reaved parents in their hour of sor- row the Graphic offers It's sympathy and condolence for the loss of their only son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
WATERING QUARTERS.

Ne are reliably informed that Lemen Bros. circus. which is book ed to appear here on Oct. 7th, con template making Pine Bluff their wintering quarters, through the generosity and public spiritedness of one ei our ciuzens, Wiley Jones.
 MT Jones informed the managers o' Lemeh Bros. circus that if they deslFed ne would let them have thy use of his park this winter free. The circus employs between,,' 4'' and 9OO men, so we are informesa " The benefit Of such kindneeeouy tn' part Of Wiley Jones will bg4 '1e' Tn more ways than one. u 'es si o' of great financial benegf fnt especially and Wiley is to he 1oihmenoea iol his generous offerin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
WHITE SQUADRON. ]. HOW THE SHIPS LOOKED AND LINED UP IN NEW
 YORK BAY. "A FLOATING FORT. ; Clifton Dreyfus Visits the Battle ship New York and Gives
 Description Thereof.
"A FLOATING FORT. ;
Editor Graphic.

Editor Graphic:
 On Wednesday, September 27th 1899, shortly after the White Squad ron had dropped anchors in New York Bay of of TomkinsVille, s. L, like many other eager sightseers, l hurried to the Staten Island Ferry and secured passage for the Island The trip across New York Bay con sutnes about twenty minutes. When I landed II rushed hurriedlY to a ] steam launch, which boarded and E proceeded on tour around the bat. tltships.
 It was indeed grand sight to see the many ships lined up about two hundred yards apart. The order of the line was as follows, first Olym- pia; second, New York; third, Indi- aua; fourth Massachusetts; fifth, Brooklyn; sixth, Chicago; thea ,. several torpedo boats and few gher men-'owar.
 We first went alongside the ia. nous Olympia, with it's brave crew on deck. We were within reaching distance of it, but no visitors were allowed on board.
 We next visited the cruiser New York. Here l left the small launch and went on board the floating fort.
 Upon reaching the deck felt rather strange, as it was my first trip on a man-of war. The first thing 1 did was to look for sailor to show me through the boat. soon found one, and before l knew it we were standing on the Bridge" ;" From here we got full view of the New York as well as the remainder of the large feet. When l had taken a full view we started on our trip. We then arrived at one of the big guns. The guide who was with me opened the gun, showed me how the mighty cartridge is placed in it, then he closed it aud showed me how the gun is fired. He also worked the training" machinery, which moves the gun, up or down, as the case requires.
 Next we were standing behind a 's.x pounder." It worked on the same principle as the larger one just described. Not far from here is fore pounder, rapid fire gun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
me@ETINcs.

Today t,aftonday) the Levyins Board me- ets. They fix all the taxes for the y3 fg. It is composed Of the justices I n,I hae peace of the county. 7 f. Jones presides.
 Tg lne csWacery court meets today. 6I fhe circuit court opens its sessions $ today. The petit jury will be em-
 panelleu and the first case on the
 docket. J. F. Maxwell, will be tried
 for forgery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
COURT CLIPPINGS.

The trial Of Frank Jenkins comes up before Judge Vance today o t Pod. This ie the negro who shot a mule on Floyd Jarvin' place near Noble Lake. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Johnson and is charged with malicious mischi.f #.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
iI5 YEARS
Was the Sentence Imposed Upon
 Fred Patton.

Fred Pelton, the negro who made six separate attempts atrape in Lit. tie Rock last August, was Saturday indicted and arraigned before the Pulaski circuit court aud plead guilty. His sentences aggregate l15 years in the state penitentiary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02

Louis Bagger < Co.,. Patent At torneys. Washington, D. C., report that on-last Tuesday Mir. Richard E Swartz. resident of this place. ob- taineti two valuable patents for im- provements in warming vessels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. No irritating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
ing appropriations, to- wit:

For expenses of County Court . 5000 % For expenses of Circuit Oourt 150OO % Grim nal proceedings J. P............ .. 5000 co Keeping prisoners in jail ............ 5000 to Making assess sments s4......."........... 1000 % Printing court records. 300 % Care of paupers rs........................4 1000 09 Coroners and post mortems ... .. 300 % Building and repairing bridges a,00O % Contingent expenses. .................. 1,500 70 Leyying Court expenses........ .... l50 % Refunding taxes............. 50 % Improvement bank. ..... .....,..... 30 % Collecting county resources. .....- 1000 co Building an repairing roads ............ 2,5OO %
 All nf which We resnectfnllu snh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02
p0NTY LEvYlNG COURT 1 TO LEVYi TAXES FOR
 THIS COUNTY
HE COMMITTEES REPORT
Five Mills Levied for Taxes and Appropriations Are Rec
 commended.

1ne bounty Levyingl Court is in session at the Court House, Judge W, D. Jones presiding. Twenty. SIX Justices of the Peace were in at. tendance and sixteen absent The following proceedings were had to- wit:
 Judge Jones read Lis annual re. port. The financial statements of ; the County Clerk and Treas urer wereS, also submitted, y
 The following committees Igwere appointed:
 For levying taxes and mssfking ap- propriations: Chas. W.s1pil, R. D. McGaugby and F. c g McGehee.
 Tolook over i fsne school districts c. T. Rohian son, J. V. Scott, c. T. Robins9son, John B. Pierce.
 Tag look over and cheek the Treas g ser's report: H. 6. Hanna, W. N; Bridges and ]. W. Bradford: To look and check the report ol the County Judge: A. Niven, w. D. Vance and J. D, Culpepper. To look over and check the Coun- ty Clerks report: R. J. Watkins, R. J. Watkins, R. F. Robinson and J. R. Parsons.
 The committee on appropriations reported this afternoon as follows: To the Hon. Levying Court of Jefferson
 County October term 1899: . Your committee appointed for the purpose of recommending taxes to be be levied and appropriated to be made for the year 1899, respectfully submit the folio wing for the consid. eration of tEe county court now in session:
 We recommend the leyying of the following taxes;
 For general expenses of countY......5 mills Vor payment of interest on Railroad Bonds ds-....---.-,... ....-..-.-.-...... 94 mills For sinking fund for payment of k,
 k, Bonds ................ ........ l4 mills
 The revenue of the county to be appropriated for the year 1S99 will be derived from the following sources;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02

WANTED-ro buy BOO cords oi wood.
 merican-E Laundrv tyo. i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02

The sailor demonstrated to me bow lit worked, but description On Y per could not describe the necue' ism, as it is very complicsted.
 We were next standing iu sos ( upper steerway room. I say upp', because there is another one U lower part of the ship. The IoNe one is used in time of battle, '1s upper one in tune of peace. in sps lower one the sailor told me, IS 'ue safest place on the ship, when soo's are falling fast. ftis round ln snap and the walls are about foot tnles' with no woodwork around it.
 We then went down stairs. Inefe we saw the Captains cabin and alsO Captain Chadwick, who is 9 nne' I stately looking gentleman. On tue other side was Rear Admiral samp' sons cabin. Both of the eaons are finished something on the same order. They have a table in tn7 center. with beautifully upholstefeY chairs all around. There is a bookE case near the ter, and severa other ornamental pieces of furnituft from place to place.
 Near the cabins, on either sife are rows of offices, for tbe seereta- ries and other officers.
 On this floor, on one side, is an iee-n aking machine, on the other large engines and tanks. Here 's where the sea water is distilled aud made like eistern water.
 We were next in the engine rooms, one floor lower, it was so warm here that I had to leave mp immediate position, aud l was then shown the ammunition storage room, also the machines that carry it ta< ssfle1 gun The coal bunkers were also nei here.
 By this time We were beneath u bottom of the boat, so we started our iouney to the top.
 Going around another way p came to the torpedo department. saw three extremely large shell and upon inquiring found out thi they were the torpedoes. The contain five hundred pounds of gu cotton, besides the other explosive The sailor then opened the gu where the torpedo is discharge from, and be told me that the gu merely forces it to the water ar then the machinery in the torpec is put in motion, and it causes tl shell to move very swiftly
 Then we visited the marine quarters. Near them is the mo, interesting place for the sailors. is the mess rooms, where their ca ing is prepared. Just on the oppt site side is another mess room, ot it is for the officers exclusively.
 Scattered over the ship are th idle sailors, playing cards, dancing singing, talking, etc.
 From one end to the other thei was no diit Or dust to be fount Everything was cleaned to the higl est. The guns were shired S brightly that they looked alnos like mirrors.
 Suddenly l heard bugle call; was for the officers to assemble o deck. Ia a moment there was ar other call, but this time it was fo the sailors, so ] was left alone, bu as luck would have it, I had see everything. So l went on dec also, and first beard roll-call an then saw them drill, but immediat tt ly before the drilling prayer wa offered.
 After this 1 had seen everything and l boarded another launch an went ashore. Then I proceede, amidst terrible crowds to my hom OF Long Island.
 H. CLIFTON DREYFUs.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02

Deeds Are Fruits, words are but leaves" The many wonderful cures effected by Hoods Sarsaparllla are the fruits by which it should be judged. These prove it to be the great reme- dy for all blood diseases.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-02

nit.
 CHAs. VEIL.
 R. D. MCGAUGHY.
 F. o. McGHEE,
 Committee. We also recommend that the County Court buy eaough Justices Guides for supplying all magis- trates and same to be paid for out of printing and record fund.
 CHAs. WE'LL.
 R. D. McGAUGHY.
 K. o. MCGHEE,
 Committee. Fresh Fish and Oysters at Reap Bros. Tuesday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20
AUDITORIUMs GOOD BILL.
The Offering Mt Broad-street f"r@
This Week an Excellent one.

The bill at the Auditorium this week
IS a good one and not one OF the hVe
acts is without merit. The Goldens-
Billy. May. and Daisy-make the hit of
the performance. which they close. The
act is exactly the same as that presented
AT the BiiOu some time ago, with the eN-
ceptiOn that a few lines are added in
order TO afford May Golden some excuse
for entering into the sketch as third
party. Daisy Golden is as sprightly as
ever, ana is quite as Winsome as when
she last appeared here. Billy Golden
makes the audience roar
Barry Thompson and Annie Garter pre-
sent a clever little sketch. entitled His
Wife's Brother" Miss Carter looks quite
iaunty I'm the blue uniform OF naval
cadet. and her voice, while not strong Is
very pleasing. H..
The Chappelle Sisters sing and dance
to the entire satisfaction of the audience.
They are about up to the average SISTER
team. and make good.
lanes and Sadie Leonard IN an eX-
hibItion of sparring and bag punching,
cauaht the audience They adopted most
Of The methods used by people in their
line of business 10 cause laugh, ana
succeeded. IL, .,..t.. ,or,
George Claiming Darling, artist carl
caturist and humorist.' presented an
entertaining act which TO some was as
nleasing as any other on the bill.
The audience was a very large one' ana
the crowd was well handled, the car ser
vice being all that could be wished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-20
BIG SCRATCHING At sHEEPsHEAD
Rider OF Bnnnstar on saturday
suspcnded by Horses Owner.

NEW YORK. June 19.-To-day's card at
Sheepshead Bay was spoiled by scratches
but the fayorites had their Timing.
w. II. Clark, the owner Of Banastar,
favorite for the Suburban, ordered Jockey
Maher away from his stables to-day, and
told him he could not ride for him or any
one else during this and next year. Mr..
Clark has the jockey under contract for
1899 and $780, and says he prefers 10 pay
him the $4,000 year to stay on the
ground. He makes no direct charge thdI
Banastar was pulled In the big race oil
Saturday, but declares he Will protect
other owners.
First race-six furlongs-Admiration 90
to a won. Prestidigitatrice g to l and D
to p second Abuse 90 to u third. Ilme'
1:l3 As.
Second race-one mile and a furlong-
Holland Ql to 81 won, Estaca q TO and
to 81 second, Bon Ino 90 to y third
Third race~Daisy Stakes. five furlongs-
Media G1 TO y won, Miseric0rdia Of TO 10
and OUT second, the Bobby Is TO j third.
Time. 102 2-j.
Fourth race-one mile-May Hampstead
Is TO D won, Merry Prince % TO l and ?
to ID second. Byron McClelland GO to u
third. Time, ! 80 10. $50
Fifth receive furlongs-NIauvilla G to
u won. Prestige go 10 ! and 20 to u Sc
cond F.uke g to u third. Time, 1902 20.
Sixth race-GTass Selling stakes, one
and one-sixteenth miles-Central Trust 20
to p won. Intrusive g to D and to >
second. Concord Ol 10 y third. Time, III.
I.ATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI. O.. June 19.-Weather
pleasant; track fast.
First race-six furlongs. selling-Crys-
talline az TO u won, Garnet Beach Go 10
u second. Katie Rutherford 90 TO y
third. Time. 1l5l2.
second race-fiYe furlongs-Aurea q to
y won. Fairy Dell 6 TO. D second MISS
Hudson 90 to - third. Time, l:O2.i' -.
Third race-one mile-Beana q TO -
won. Salvars Is to y second, Freak q to
- third. Time. 1:42.
Fourth race-one mile-School Girl % 10
n won Shield Bearer 60 TO y second,
Vanessa 6 to d third Time. lA2. -,
Fifth race-fve furlongs--Strathight q
To u won. Postmaster Bailey q 10 ID Sc
cond. Dissolute az 10 y third. Time,
l:03A. .
sixth race-one mile-The E.ector q 10
y won, Yubadam G TO y second, Fries
land &c TO u third. Time. Ill.