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BanCO
TERRITORIAL y AGRIC0LA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Secretarfa.

Por escritura pdblica otorgada
ante ell Notsrio don Santiago r: Pal
mer en- de Abril del corriente af1o,
don Felipe Cuebas Arredondo, veci
nc de Mayagusz, hizo el pago antici
pado de los IS. 846 pesos 68 cts none
da provincial que en- aquella fecha
quedaban pendientes de pago por
capital, del prestamo hipotecario
que ell Banco le concedio por escritu
ra de de JUNO de 1896, ante el No
tario don Mauricio Guerra.
Y estando afecto ese p1estamo
la So emission de cedulas hipotecarias
de este Banco, en- cumplimiento de
10 que Ordena ell artlculo 81 de sus
Estatutos, han sido retiradas de la
circu, aci6n, inutilizandolas previa'
mente segdn acta formulada en- esta
fecha con asistencia de los Srs Presi
dente, Director Gerente, Cajero el
Inspector don Enrique Cerecedo, las
1919 cedulas hipotecarias de la quinta
emission, que ascienden a la suma de
10, 900 pesos moneda provincial y Gu
va numeracion es como sigue: 1853.
1854, 409, 400, 429, al 432, $40, 942,
1856, 1862, 1878, 1926, 1897, 1343 al
1347. 1858, 1859, 1876 al 1878, 1900,
1907, 1913, 1927, 1923, 1887, 1896,
1897, 1901, 1923, 1903, 1904, 2244, al
2246, 2248, 1869 227o, 234l, 2343 al
.2346. 2349, 1850, 2422 al 1926, 2506,
250S, 2509, 25l2, 1929, 26lS 268C al
2633. 1926. 1882 al 2784 1906. 2809
25lO, 1886, al 284O 1886, 1888, 1918,
1890, al 1894, 3472, 3475, 3476 1868
al 1850 1866, 1868 al 3771. 3773, 3775
al 3777, 1919 al 1904, 1906. 38OS al
1920 1922 al $3.50 1882 4037 403o
4123 4l24 ALSO 424S al 4253 1855
al 42G0 42S7 al 1890 1902 4308 4349
al 4347 1886 al 1850 44S9 4541 473
ALSO al 4758 476l 4762 4947 al 1880
Lo que So hace puoico para CO
noe imiento de los iutesesados Pto
Rico II de Julio de 190i-El Secrets
1lo-Juan de Guzman Benitez-Vc
Bo E. Director Gerente Vicente
Antonetti.
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apareja ell bill <Hollauder,, como a
los grandes gastos que ocasionan
las obras de reconstruction, entrete
nimiento 6 hygiene de las fncas; y,
como quiera que ell acu aducto fue he
cho con caudal bastante de aqua pa
ra la ciudad y sus barrios ex6ramu
ros, va resultar, por consecuencia
de las reducciones, que dejara de
utllizarse una gran suma de aqua,
con evidentfsimo perjuicio de los ha
bitantes todos de San Juan.
La riqueza urbana de esta ciu
dad -cuya mayor parte representa-
Ella Liga de Propietarios, -consti
tuye ell mas saliente elemento de
prosperidad de la Capital, y la mas
segura fuente de ipgreso del Munici
pio, por 10 cual NADIA es mas l6gico
que este le presto su decidida protec
cion, no va solo como acto de justi
cia sino por las ventajas que clio de
riva los intareses del mismo Ayun
tamiento.
No dudando esta Liga que ell Ho
norable Ayuntamiento de San Juan
esta animado de los mejores PROPOSE
tos en- favor de la pro opiedad urbana,
fel redejo de la economfa y ell traba
jo y factor mportantfsimo de las
rentas del Municipio, a el acude soil
citando Sc intrcduzcan en- la nueva
tarifa del acueducto, las reformas 81
guientes:
Ia Que Sc aumente cada una
caf1erfas para las tomas de aqua al
tipo s1guiente de la escala gradual
de la tarifa sin alterarse les precios
de esta
"a Que las casas de dos pisos
solo paguen ell precio de la tar1fa pa
ra que no Sc da ell case de que casas
tsrreras de mucho vecindario paguen
el doble del arbitrio que satisfsgan
las primeras con bastante menos con
sumo de aqua
3a Qae Sc rebaje a ocho centa
vos ell valor de IL centavos sef1alado
q cada metro c1bico de aqua que Sc
consuma utilizando contador
Y IA Que los IL dollars Que
Sc han aumenta1o los derechos por
cada aeon etida al acu eiucto Sc reba
jen 8 dollars, va que para los gas
tos que ocasiona el entretenimientO
del mismc, bien pueden aplicarss los
ingresos que produce
Muy espetuosamente,
Presidente, Silvestre Jg'esias
Vocales, Vicente A 1tonett Ma
nuel Rosas, Jos 6 Montesinos, J Ga
rallalde
Secretario Contador, Jose G..
del Vale
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En- To a-alta.
FieStaS de la v Virgen
del Carmen

El diez y seis por la tarde ter
minaron las festas la Virgen, ha
bieudo contribu;do q la mayor So
lemnidad la comisi6n que para su
efecto nombr6 ell Sr Parroco, COM
puesta de los Sres. DR.. Amadeo,
Lcdo Blanco, y Don Carlos Nieves.
Las novenas fueron cantadas
por la Sta. Carmen Catala los nj
nos Martin Nieve Roman, y otros.
Tanto la MI sica como ell canto,
fue dirijida por ell DR. Amadeo.
En- la misa ell Parroco Sr Con.
zalez estuvo muy elocuente, proban'
do con mucha fl .osofia las virtudes
del Sto Escapu ar 10 y 10 dtil que es
esta devoci6n a todo pueblo cristla-
no, lIenando de salts faci6n q toios
los feligreses.
Tomaron la comuni6n un nu
nero considerable de feligreses y
entire ellos las hijas de Maria.
Eu los dias de las novenas por
la tarde, hubieron distintos entrete
nimientos, como cucaf1a, carreras de
caballos, jaegos de cintas = otros
La novilla que Sc sorted para
adquirir los recursos para dichas
fisstas, la qu fue regalo del Haceu
dado Dn A ntonio Lopez tuvo la
buena suerts una pobre de esta po
blaci5n en- el 60 234
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Diccionario Enciclopedico. Htspano dn,eri-
caaao, en- IL Tomos
Diccionario Enciclopedico, Nueua edicci6n
$40 en- 10 Tomos
Diccionario Enciciopedico Dehastoria, dob
grQlSa, Mstolojaa, q GeogrQtsa en- tomos, r
Luis Gregorte.
Ediccion historical, La mujer enla huma,
nidad. edictor Julian F. Alcaraz.
La Prn g esta de los Bresoz. No0ela por
Eugenia Marlitt
Historic de Europa. por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
Tomos.
Europa pntoresca. en- Tomos edictoI
Montaner Simon.
La vida de los animales por ell DR.. A. E
Brelm, en- = Tomos
El mundo ilustrado, en- Tomos
Panorama Nacional por Hermeregilda.
Miral'es, en- 2 Tomos.
Revolution Regiosa por E. CASTELAR,, en-
1omos
Historic de los Gregos por Victas Du-
ruy Tomos.
Ell mundo fisico, por Amadeo Gullenim
en- TomoS.
Las razas humans, pOr Federico Katzel,
en- 2 Tomos.
Historia de los Romanos. por Victas Du-
ruy en- Tomo.
Revista de la Exposition Universal de
Paris aho 1889 por F. G. Dumas, en- Tomo
Obras completes de Mariana Jose de La.
rra, -por J. Luis Pelges en- | Tomo
Las plantas que curan y las que matan,
por ell DR.. Kengade, en- un Tomo.
Atravez del Egipto Or Eduardo Todas
Guel, en- Tomo.
Marina, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, Ell To-
mo. :
Tres Poesiaa E angel de la muerte, Can
cion de la Campa6a Epistola Neral, Tomo.
Los trabajos del mar, por Virtor Hugo, l
Tomo.
La Heroina, por Publia Ovidia Mason, l
Tomo.
Poetas Liricos Gregos, por los Senores
Baraibas Menenchez Castila Ayenza, en-
Tomo.
Biblioteca Clasica de pindaro por ell limo
Sr. ID. Ignacio Montes de Oca, en- Tomo.
La Araucana de Don Alonzo de Erilla, 9
Tomo n
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Sc ALQU ILAN

habitaciones y un ermoso venti
lado mirador, en- la casa n1mero 2s
de Ia calle de San Jose, precio
m6dicos.
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Julio Ferrer Torres,

Revisando peri6dicos recibidos
de Barcelona nos hemos encontrado
la grata noticia de que entire los ,j6
venes estudiantes en- aquella Univer
sidad, que han obtenido el tftulo de
Licdo en- Medicina y cirujia Sc halla
nuestro compatriota Don Julio Nj
canor Ferrer y To rres. natural, de
Arecibo, quien fue alumno inferno
por oposici6n, pen sionado del Hos.
pitaI de la Santa Cruz.
A la vez que enviamos nuestra
felicitacion q tan digno compatriota
Ia hacemos extens iva sus padres
D. Nicanor Ferrer, y Dof1a Lnisa de
Torres, que actualmente son nues-
tros convencinos, y a la distinguida
familia Torres y Borges con quien
SO eLcuentra undo por lazos ia.
miliares.
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NUEV0 "H0TEL 0LIMPO'
SA N TU RCE

Ell tinico mejor HOTEL que Sc h
ccnstruido en- esta Isla, propio para este
climas.
A CINCO MINUToS de la Capital, en-
carros electicos que pasan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz electri-
ca demas adclantos modernos. Rebaj ja
en- precios 4 las familias.
Tiene ademas una empresa de coches q
os precios siguientes:
De Capital Santurce vice
versa Q L.
Ida vuelta l. SO
De Capital Martin Pc
ia, ida vuelta 2. 90
A Rio-Piedras 3. 90
Por horas un peso una.
Telefono l01 Apartao87.
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UT'UAD0.

Ell estado sanita1 10 de toda la ju
risdicci6u::e satisfactor'o.
Calculandose en- SO ell numero
de recetas que Sc despachan diaria
mente en Ell botiquin municipal.
En- el hospital de eSan Rafael,,
q cargo del doctor don Adrian Cue
to, sc asisten Amas de 40 enfermos.
Ell alealde don Ramiro Martinez
siempre enthusiastic por Ell bien pdbli
co, SO .toma gran 'inter6s para que
tan i'm portante ramo de la admins
TRACTION sea atendido 10 mejor posi-
BILE.
El alumbrado eiectrico de esta
ciudad ha sido aumentado en- dos 70
COS y algunas lanparas.
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Al PQb|ico

Habiendo alberto de nuevo nues
ira casa de huespedes THE MARl-
MA en- la calle de San Jose mum. 1
altos, esquina q Tetuan, Sc 10 hace-
mos presente q nuestra clientela,
amigos y relacionados ofreciendo-
les hospedaje a los precios siguien-
teS:
Por un dia hospedaje con
comida 81 90
Por abonos conner men.
suales ................ 80. 10 90
Por una cana -. ...... ,, so
Un catre. ..... ,. 25
Pupilaje para un mes una
persona. 49,. 80. -. ,2O 90
Bateas..a la Gale precios conven
cionales.
Pto Rico Abril 26 de 1901.
Propietario.
SOLEk HERMANO.
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CORRESPONSAL
SEs7A 10 !. soRpo ??

gan bien, curables por medic de nuestra
nue. va invencion; solarnente losque hayan naci-
do sordo son incurables. Los ruidos en- las ORE
nores sobre su case. Cada persona puede curar.
&c por 81 rnisma en- su casa, con muy POGO gasto
Or DALT0Ns AURAL CLINIC. 5ss La Sale Ave.
CHICAGO. it,. .. y. A.
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Iinapieza
de algIbeS y letrinaS:

Utilizando los aparatos traldos
oor la <Liga de propietarios de fin
;as urbanas de San Juan.. don Ma
-uel Gestera Sc ha hecho cargo del
citado servicio para los asociados y
aun los particulares, a precios muy
baratos y en- la mejores condiciones
de limpieza. Las solicitu des Sc har
de autorizar por las ofcinas de Ia
eLiga,, FortaIeza II, altos,
a45-2S
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Vapores que saldr Sn
PARA NEW-YORK

Relaci6n de los vapores que sal
dram del puerto de San Juan para
ell de NeW-Y
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Sc aIQuii|a

Un hern oso almacen en- la casa
Gale de Ia Cruz uo6 por un precio
de a!quiler reducido Inform 81 an:
S: MELON & ca
12.. 5 San Ju SIC 12
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-12-24
Old Wives and Young Husbands.

We are not trained up yet to the mar.
rage of the really old woman TO the
young man. Probably fifty years from
now it will be quite the fashion and
grandmas of seventy will have the air OF
being twenty-five. But there is such q
piteous side of it. The woman appears
so humiliatingly old and looks as if she
knew it.
One day in the Rue di Rivoli. in Paris.
encountered one of these bedizened old
danes walking with q young and hand.
some man. tall, very slim and well dress,
ed. She was a little woman and walked
stifly, as though her boots were too tight.
She was radiantly dressed in white, and a
white parasol was spread over her head,
on which was perched an elaborate light
hat. Her face was richly painted, with Il
pair of crimson lips as the deepest note of
color, and q fringe of auburn curls was
Oh her forehead. She looked haggard
and aged.
There was something curiously familiar
about her face, and as she spoke l sud
denly saw who it was-Adelina Patti and
her young husband. 1t was a shock
This was what "the last Of the great
prima donnas" had come to.-Geraldine
Bonner in Argonaut.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sss q &HAzZm
AXatiou In France

(From the Chicago Tribune)
The large increasing deficit IN the
French revenues a only be met by
cutting down expenses or by imposing
new taxes. The better plan of the two
Is 20 spend less, but it seems to be i'm
practicable. 1t is hard for any overn
ment to retrench. 1t is peculiarly diff
fcult for a democratic government to
do so. Therefore, French legislators are
seeking after something which Is not
now taxed, so as to squeeze some rev
enue out OF it. 1t is agreed that exist
ing axes. If raised. will produce no
more revenue.
This search has resulted in the U
gestion that be levied on gardens.
on books, n on furniture. It is pro-
posed that a specific tax be levied on
every piano and every wardrobe pro-
yided with a mirror. The latter Is a
piece of furniture found in almost ever
house.
There is not one of these taxes agansr
which a protest a not been raised.
The book publishers say that a tax OF
4 cents on every book will ruin their
trade by making the cheaper books toe
dear for the public to buy. 1t Is said
IL gardens are taxed they will cease tc
exist. for only the extremely rich viii
be able to have them. AS for b furni.
ture tax. it is las to imagine What
stir it viii create in a country whers
taxes are collected when imposed
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ing dream calls, Mother. motherr' II
matters not whether she was brought up
In the surroundings OF a city and in af-
fluent home and was dressed appropriate
ly with reference to the demands Of mod
ern life or whether she wore the old time
cap and great round spectacles and apron
of her OWE make and knit your socks
with her W needles seated By the
broad fireplace, with great backlog
ablaze. on 4 winters night: il matters
not how many wrinkles crossed and re-
crossed her face or how much her shout
ders stopped with the burdens of 4 long
life. il you painted 4 Madonna bers
would be the face. What n gentle hand
she had when we were sick and what q
voice to soothe pain. and was there any
one who could so FL up 4 room with
peace and purity and light? And what a
sad day that was when we came home
and she could greet us not. for her lips
were forever still. Come back. mother. In
these Christmas times and take your old
place Inc as ten or twenty or fifty years
ago come and open the old Bible as you
used TO, read and kneel in the same place
where you used to pray and look upon
US as of old when you wished US a merry
Christmas or a happy New Year. But
no! That would not be fair TO call you
back. You had troubles enough and aches
enough and bereavements enough while
you were here. larry by the throne.
mother. till we join you there. your pray
ers all answered. and in the eternal home
stead Of our God we shall again keep
Christmas jubilee together. But speak
from your thrones. all you glorifed moth
ers. and say TO all these, your sons and
daughters, words of love, words of warn
ing. words of cheer. They need your
voice. for they have travelled far and
with many a heartbreak since you left
them, and you do we'll to call from the
heights of heaven to the valleys of earth.
Hail, enthroned ancestry We are com
ing. Keep a place right beside you at the
banquet.
Slow footed years! More swiftly run
Into the gold Of that u~nsetting sun.
Homesick we are for thee,
Calm land beyond the sea.
copyright. 1901. Louis klopsch, N. VI
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A Child of Misfortune.

Rafael Corona is a New Mexico ranch
ero, but just now he refers to himself as
ga child of misfortune" He went into
the City of Mexico a few days ago 20 see
the sights. He had only just alighted
from the train when he was mistaken for
an escaped criminal and dragged off to
Jail. The error rectifed, he went in
search of Il hotel. When he found it, he
found also that he had been touched
for q ring which had been in his family
for a long time and which he regarded as
a lucky talisman.
He was afraid for awhile to venture
put without it, and when he did he was
promptly knocked down by a runaway
horse and one Of his arms broken. He
started off in search of a doctor, and the
man who had offered to guide him to one
separated him from his watch in parting
On his way back to the hotel a brick fell
upon Rafaels head from the top of q tai
building, and when he recovered con
seriousness he found that some good Sa
maritan had taken his p~ocketbook fol
safe keeping and had neglected to leave
his address.
Rafael went home that night, and now
he says he's glad he got away alive.
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A Bit of Plat Humor.

There is quite a vein Of dry humor in
the makeup Of Senator Thomas G. Platt.
In the recent New York campaign a
member of the Union League club was
deeply interested in the success of q
friend who was a nominee on the fusion
ticket. He wanted to do something to
help him, and. discussing the matter with
a friend. the latter suggested a call on
Senator Platt. The clubman had not been
on good terms with the Republican boss.
but he finally plucked up courage enough
to visit him at 40 Broadway. He re-
ceived a cordial welcome and oblainei
the assurances be desired. AS be was
leaving he said:
Senator. I have been opposed to you
for twenty years. but I must confess thal
you have converted me to your side"
"So" remarked Senator Platt. Il ar
very sorry you did not call on me twenty
years ago."-New York Times.
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Bear. tbs The Kind You Have Always PaueH
s's. q &HNzZw
A Fable.

A donkey stepped into a store one day
and asked for the proprietor, who walk
ed out Of his private office to meet him.
but was surprised to see a donkey In
his store.
why are you here?" he asked. You
know that this is no place for a dom
key"
II am here" said the donkey, DE
cause / saw your advertisement on the
fence that surrounds my pasture. ]
knew that you, too, must be a donkey.
or you would have placed the advertise
ment in a live newspaper, where 1t
would be read by people, not donkeys.
Being lonesome today. I thought
would be neighborly and call on you
Exchange.
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Long ago a relative Of my own dining
at a Paris restaurant found the word
death" lying on a plate and did die
presently. Soon afterward, going up to
Oxford. / fourd the word death" in
printed characters lying on my table. 1t
was a tiny piece of paper. not cut. but. as
it were. gnawed out of a book or news.
paper. But the omen was unfu!6lled. I
had been unpacking. and the little scrap
OF paper might have fallen out OF my eff
fects. It is usual and aatural to explain
fulfilled dreams by condolences like these
of the names and the scrap Of paper.-
Andrew Lang in Longman's.
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Alarming Increase In Mormonism.

Bishop Fowler asked in the Methodist
missionary conference that $4,000 be
appropriated for the opening of mission
schools in Utah which have been closed,
as he believes that through such schools
alone can Mormonism be at all success
fully combated.
DIR. Buckley said Mormonism is alarm
ingIy on the increase in this country. the
land Of its birth. and that many OF its
converts would as quickly die for the
faith that Is within them as would any
member Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. He said Mormonism will flourish
300 years hence. Education alone will
wipe cut observation-disclosures Post.
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NO QUARTER Is SHOWN
THE FIGHT BETWeEa THE ROADS AND
The SGAlPeRSs

Mr.. Heury Caspary at Char
leston. :. G., on Charges Pre-
ferred by the Joint Validating
Ofice-UnpIeaaant Experience of
Passengers Riding on scalpers'
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THE WANDERER.

He knows no home; he only knows
Hunger and cold and pain.
The four winds are his bedfe1lows;
His sleep is dashed with rain.
'Tis naught to him who fails, who
thrives,
He neither hopes nor fears;
Some dim primeval impulse drives
His footsteps down the years.
He could not, if he would, forsake
Lone road and field and tree.
Yet, think. it takes God to make
Fen such a wait as he.
And once maiden. asked for bread,
Saw. as she gave her dole,
No friendless vagrant, but, instead,
An indefeasible Soul.
JOHN HOWARD PAYNE.
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Vags Arrested.

Weary Willies" are becoming a nui-
sance in Honolulu, and .'vags" is a
word which is becoming quite frequent
on the police court blotter. Deputy
Sheriff Chillingworth arrested four OF
the gentlemen of leisure last evening
Two We're white and Two were Amer1-
can negroes, who gave their names
respectively as William Smith, A. Alex
ander William Howard and Clinton
Gains. All four protested they were
able to procure three square meals a
dan, and that fact alone should
convince the police that they were not
without visible means of support"
They were locked up for the night.
Read the Daily Advertiser; rs cents
per month
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RACING PROGRAM \
FOR JUNE nth
A Card of Fourteen Races
for Kamehameha
Day.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

4
At meeting of the hawaiian =
X Jockey Club held at the Pacific 4
X Club last evening the following =
X program for the 18th of June races +
X was decided. upon: +
l. Union Feed Ccmpany's Cup. y
X one-half mile dash, free for all. \
X 2. 2:40 class, trotting and pacing, r
X best two heats in three, free for 4
4 all. +
X 8. Five furlongs dash, Hawaii +
X an bred. r
4 4. California Feed Company's =
X Cup, trotting and pacing, Hawaii r
X an bred, best two heats in three i
X 5. Six furlongs dash, free for all r.
K G. Rainier Cup, free for all, trot- 4
X ting and pacing, best two heats in X
X three. X
Z. One mile dash, Hawaiian =
X bred. 4
X s. 2:24 class, trotting and pacing, +
X best two heats in three. 4
X 9. Four and one-half furlongs i
\ dash, free for all. 4
X 10. Rosita Challenge Cup, one r
X mile dash, free for all. 4
X II. Seven furlongs dash, Hawaii X
X an bred. r
X II. Three-eighths mile dash, free 4
X for all. - r
Is. Presidents Cup, one and one 4
X quarter mile dash, free for all.
X IA. Mule race, one mile, free for 4
X all. r
X The above program IS subject to +
X change. 4
X The second horse in each race i
4 will save entrance money r
4 The purses have not yet been r
X fixed. except for the free for all 4
trotting and pacing event, for 4
K which $500 will be hung up 4
4 A 2:15 class has been substituted r
X for the 2:14 class trotting and pac- "
X ing.
X Next Thursday evening another 4
X meeting of the Jockey Club will be Il
X held, when the programs for 4
X June 14th and 18th will be deter 4
X mined upon. r
X +