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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25
la NOGHE BUENA EN-
SanturCe.
4 Ia misa del gallo COnCurri6 hume.
rOSO C0ltiBgente de VsGinOS.
EI mayor OrtOR rOInt turlntO ID nOGh0 On 81 ba
rTIO ] ID pOIIGia OsiuVo tOdl ID nOGhO Do
SgTIIel0.

DeBde las pEimeFas res de Is noehO
de aver Alegrss gFupoB de vsciuoU TecoFrfan
las callea del simp6tiCo poblRdo de San.
tUFee las guitarrAB cuatEoB .bRn al
viGpto BuB po6ticas notas. 81 veeindaFio
celebFabR Ia 'noche busnR" On muChaH
casas se puHo 81 traditional aIbol de Ma
vidad.
La CiTculaCi6n de los CarEop el6ctFiccu
dur6 cAui toda ID noche go fsCilit6 Ia
circulation entire San Juan SantuTcs.
La policfa inaulaF al mAndo del conan.
dante del puesto de Santurce saYgsnto
Diaz LlenzR, recorri6 durante Ia noChs
Las pTincipales GALES del poblado destac6n-
done una pareja para 81 Bervicio de Is
iglesia duTante Ia ''misR de gallo" POGO
tuvo que haoer 10 poliCfa pueB 81 orden
fG6 gran5e.
La traditional stmiga del gallo" ss lie.
v6 efecto en- la bonita IgleHia cat6licR
del poblado Ia concuTTsnCia fu6 verda.
deramente eBpl6pdidR, pues sl temple esth'
ba de bote en- bote. Ofoi6 81 r P. IssEn,
, Ia psrte de mdSica , canto eStuvo & car
go de Lar diAtiDguidas EfioritaB CaTTeraB
que 10 deSempenaTon muy bien. Lie misR
tfrmin6 a laB 12 80 , poCas veceH 90 hR
viato Ia iglesia de 6RntuEos tan concurri'
da. 81 OFden absoluto.
Muchgs familisn llevaEon efscto 10
traditional csna de ''noche buena" ,
las de la madHugada todsvfs Be vefan
por lR rretera alegreB gEupoB de panean'
taa que disfrutaban de Is bouits luz de Ia
luna, Calebrando Ia PascpR de la mtjor
msnera.
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nLdO uCS-
colorido, blanco el interior de los
parpadOs, sin ell menoB apetito y fatl-
gandOme con que solo haga Ell mas
simple esfuerzo, me siento sin Valor,
sin gustO, sin fuerzas...D
algunas semanas despu6s Sc queja
todavia Mi estado empe0ra de dia
en- dia en- vez de meioraTse; el est0-
mago no puede digerir, siquiera, nj
aun aquellos plates que tanto me gus
taban otras veces. Desde por Ia ma
mana me abruma un fuerte dolor de
cabeza me parece como 81 estuyiera
Yacia, pero de todo este no me sor-
prende NADIA porque hace va mucho
tempo que no puedo dormir. En- tales
condiciones no te extranara que mi
amino haya decaido y que los mas
sombrios pensamientos me dOminen.
Sin duda que no tengo para muchc :
tempo. D
En- este Sc equiYocaba af0rtunada-
mente. Tn m6dico de Paris, que habia
sido llamado por la familia, orden0al,
marques un vasito, de los de licor, de
vino de Quinium Labarraque, al final
de las comidas, y el enfermo expert
mento desde ell primer instante una
gran satisfaction, no eXenta de asom-
bro, al yer su estado cambiar rapida-
mente
"A los cuatro 3 cinco dias, escribe,
comenc6 digerir mejor y a tomar
gusto a los alimentos. Reapareci6 ell
sueno POGO a POGO y justamente con
el la fuerza y la algeria. Gesaron como
por encanto los dolores de cabeza y
Yeinte dias despues de haber empren-
dido ell tratamento me hallaba COM
pletamente restablecido. ~ pensar en-
que a penas 81 podia ir por mi pie de
una habitacion otra Nolvi0me la
algeria al yer que podia va montar
a caballo y caZar y desde entonceS,
que han transcurrido va tres amos,
no he tenido ninguna recaida, nj ell
menor asomo de la enfermedad que
me tuvo a dos pasos de la muerte.
q Firmado: MARQUES DE VILLEDoR.D
No nos sorprende ell entusasmO del
marques, pueS, en- efecto; eI uso del
Ouinium l.abarraqne la dosis de un
vasito de los de licor, despues de cada
cOmida, basta para restablecer en- POGO
tempo las fuel zas de los enfermos mas
abatidos y para curar de un modo
seguIo Y sin sacudidas las enferme-
dades de languidez y de anemla mas
antiguas mas rebeIdeS. Las itbres
mas t0naC6S deSapafeCen Fdpludlu6ul6
ante este medicamen'o tan hrroico,
con la circunstancia de que todavia
lleva su eficacia el Quinium Labarra-
que imptdir para siempre el que
Ia enfermedad Sc presente de nueVo.
Asi es que cuantas personas son de
constitution debil 8 Sc encuentran
: debiIitadas por las enfermedades, el
trabaio 8 los excesos; los adultos fati-
gados por un crecimiento demasiado
Tapido las j0venes cuya formation y
uesarrolIo Sc hace laboriosa; las se-
noras que sufren de consecuencias
de los partos los ancianos debiIitados
por la edad Y los anemicos, en- gene
raj, deberan tomar vino de Quinium
Labarraque.
Igualmente esta reeomendado de un
modo especial los conValecientes.
Ell Ouinium Labarraque Sc vende en-
botellas Y medias botellas en- todas las
farmaeias; el depdsito general de tan
precioso remedio 10 tiene On Paris, l9,
rue Jacob, laacreditada CasaFRRRE. &
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I'm gFupo de dintipg aidas DANES de
eats ciudAd viBit6 anocho 81 ms gnffico
ual6n de m6Aica del Paris Bazar'' pudien
do admiraF alli sl eEquiSito REte con que
eatk montado aqu6l salon los buenoB
inAtEumentOs que allf Sc exhibsU. Et sa.
nor Mario Gsigel, con toda CoEtesfa, de.
leit6 10 ConCuTronCia ejsEcitando esc0
iidAs piezRs en- uno dc lo1 pianos pianOlaS
que allf 80 exhiben y estRn tan acreditsdog
On eata inIa.
Aver SO lea di6 los presses que x.
tinguen condena on 81 penal de eRta ciu.
dad, una csns especial, conaistente on
estofado, RrToz, pan cafe con leche,
Tambi6n ne lss EepaTti6 tabaCos ciga'
Frilloa que spgdn iDfoTmeH faeFOn regala.
dos por don Luis ToFO.
Las igleHias pEotestsnteB de San Juan,
han cslobEadO anochs Is fiesta dc ChEiatmR
con gran cOncuTrencia en- los temples,
La ''misa del gallo" fu6 cslabTAla
anOche en- vArios puebloH de la isla,
-Anochs despuei de lR Cena que ne
les di6 los pEeAos estuvieTon de Fecreo
haste las 10 de la noche
En- eata ciudad no hR habido que
IamentaE ningunR dergrsCia en- 81 dfa y ID
noChe De aver.
En- ViequeH eAtan Celebrsndo les
misls de Aguinaldo con mucha aolem'
nidRd.
-El vapor aleman "Prszident' tom6
puerto aver Las IL de la mafAna y gar
p6 & las de Ia tAFde.
La juventud de Msyagdsz Be pEepaEa
para CelebraF diguamente la felta de ls
CandelaEiR. Con ess motivo nos infor'
man que el AlcRlde de aquella GiudRd sr.
Risra Palmer, convncar6 una r1uni6n
varies tfioFeg de aquella Ciudad.
-El indiViduo Gsnnro &c JeA6s, de la
Csiba, fu6 arrestRdo por inffiDjir les leyeB
de PentRa internaB en- aquel pueblo
En- 81 casino de Ponce SO CelebTar6
mafiana un baile para nifioB por 81 dfR
por la nocha otTO bale para los nihos de
mayor sdad
lei pantano que hay en- 81 deHembar'
oadero del vapor de OatafO en- 0l muelle
de ssts ciudad, es cada vaz mas grRnde
por 10 tanto pTesenta mRyoreS inconVenienl
ies para que los paBsjsroH puedan entrar 8
salir de dicho vapor.
Ell niho RsfAel Torres, 90 quei6 en-
eSta oficinR de que 50 professor don Rafael
RamiTez le hs mSltratado aver.
Hoy le han dado una cOmida eHpe
Cial & los aoldsdoH del battalion de Puerto
REQ.
La aociedad de Bocorro mutuo San
Rafael, Celebrsrk aBsmblea general de
socios el die q 4 las Z de la noChe en- Ia
casa 6meHo 38, de ls calle de San Justo.
Los dependencies del comeEcio de estR
Ciudad celsbraTSn en- brevs otra reunion
para tratar del cierrs de los esta blecimien'
toB durants las pTimsras hOrau do la
noIhs.
-ss ha hscho cargo de Bu destinO en- 81
departamento del IotsEioF 81 sefioT Adolfo
Ruiz
Las cuuetas de Ia calls de 'DeUpu
iols," de santurce, debieran ser aTTegladaA
-EI orden en- Is ciudad RnoGhe, ha
lido muy grsnde nipgdn inoidente de
BsgradabIe ocurri6 duTante ella apsBar
de IL gran circulation do personals qua
hubo por todaB parties On San Juan y
loA barrios La policfa 81 mando del
taniente CoAts sRTgsnto Bithorn h 20 an
msgniico 8ervieio viEitando todos los ai.
tios , atandiendo 4 que no hubiSra nio'
gdu dsHorden.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital autOrIzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rsalI-
zadO S3I5,532.98, U. Sc
Onerneionlea nLe reoIigo;

PF6stamOs: Con garantias personales, con
Colaterales, y con hipotecas q cOrtO y largo
plazo sobre incas rdsticas.
DesOusntos: De giros, pagares, y obl1ga
clones cOmerciaIes q cortO plazO.
GlF0S: SobTe Espana, New York, Paris,
Londres y Halnburgo.
GIF0s poT Cable: sobre New York Ma
drid:
CVsntas CoFTIsntes: Con interes de pm
nuRl d1sponibles q Ia vista por cheques.
lmpOslCOnss plazO flo: Con interes de
p. 8 annual segdn tempo.
SGO0i6n do ahOFFOs: Imposic1ones sobre IL
bTetas desde Is cts. $1,000 con intereses
al6 p 8 annual.
CObranzas: Por euenta agena con coni-
sion m1nima de cobro. Sin cOmision para
los cOErientistas.
Dsp6SItOs: De elective y vslores.
Gamble de- moRedas: De todos los pafses.
taRta de- O6duIas hlpOtsGaFiaS: La meIOr In
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p. 8 pa
gaderO por cupones semestrales.
VeRIa de flRoss. Dando facil1dades para el
pago, en- las iurisdicciones de Adjuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibonltO, ATecibO, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, CorOzal, Qua
yama, HatiIlo, Juana D1azs Lol1as Manati,
MRricao, NaFaniito, Pstillas, Rio .GEande,
Utuado. Yahucoa YaucO.
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H Papa orltlsa al Ayunt,mIonto romano,

par Il urinera Yez, desde que existe 81
gobierno popular, Roma vera que ls ma
9oTfs de los miembToS del AyuntSmtento
SON liberales. Este Cuerpo % ha Eaunido
ys. Hauta ahoEa sc ha venido aitersr
81 equiIibrio que habfA Bido estabIscido en-
Roma, en- 10 que respects 10 formation
del CueEpo municipal. -.
AL tensr nuticia de esto o. Pspa d'Jo
"Roma ha sido gobsTnRda deplOrablemen.
Es, ?, no 10 aSeguFo, peEO CHeo que no 90
pcsibgs RdmipiCtTRE ID capital msoE que 70
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Do AdnlRlsiraeItn.

Avisamos q las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no yiene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un a1o $500. Pag0 an
ticipGdO.
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ha sido, empIesndo para clio m6todos mo-
8ernor. Ya desso que los libeFales de-
muestren ahora Bu habilidad para gobeE'
mar una capital como euta.
E Papa no se ha ConfoTmado con haceT
sstas obsel vaciones, aino que, en CombinR
ci6n con los conssEvRdoTea, lcgsaban 81
canzar triupfoD, He abstengan de votar.
Es, pueH, SECURE que, privados del apo
20 de los clerioales, el pRrtido cOnBeFvadoE
tiene indudab!emente que zalir derFotado.
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EMARQUES De VILLEDOR

Official brillante del arma de caballe-
ria, Ell marques de Villedor, que aca
baba de salir de la Academia de Saint,
Cyr, asistio la campana de 1876.
Herido en- Reichshoffen Y condecorado
en- Tunez, no tardo en- partir para ell
Tonkin, en- donde bajo la Influenza
de este china malsano contrajo, como
tantos otros, unas calenturas que obli-
garon sus jefes !. repauiarle, pero
como su salud no llegaba nunca a
restablecerse ell brillante Official pidi0
su separation del Ej6rcito y Sc retro
a su Castillo de ViIledor en- la Turena.
A pesar del aire puro y yivifcante de
eSta comarca tan fayorecida, M. de VIII
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UN BUEN ANO.

Lo tendr6n seguramente Ion "bebes"
que obteDgan iuguetss de LAS NsVedA'
des" pues 81 surtido es de 10 mas atTayen'
e que Be ha conocido. En- ObjetOs de
fantasfa para Q, noFaB = gefioEitaI, guam
ter, adornos para trs ges = BombreEoB ETC.,
etc., no hay compsiencia possible. AIbo'
les de Navidad muy bonitoB hay tambi61
an 81 ecreditado estabIeCimiento.
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En- este imbFenta ss vende paPea do
psri6dico vieio { s2 90 lou 46 kloa Gun
QWiatall
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LA RELOJERIA , joyerfa del 81.
RshFhahn = Co. ss ha trasladedo Ia ca
lie de San Jose is frents 81 CoEreo, dOndo
hay Conatantements un buen SuEtido dc re-
,iea otrsu pPandan. pa.
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Ell que no SO vista hoy & la moda
90 poEque no. quisre, por SO IN buen
trsje negro de msrino = otrsB piosaB ven.
den, P. Schira & Co, Plaza de Bsldo
Tioty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-25

-ABRIGOs de seds , lana para ueflo-
rsS niGos, 5ombrerOB foFma Jspouesa
IugIesa, Ultima moda de Parfs; acAbAn de
recibirse On eI eatRbleCimiaptO "El Tile
grafo" San Juuto IL , vsnden & prsCios
baERtiaimoE, 45Y,&
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l6Q0F no con-
siguio reco,
brar su salud
horeciente
de otros dias,
y de clio Sc
conduele en-
la siguiente
carta dirigida
a una her
mana suya;
& va no
soy, dice,
>aquel Official
J de otras We
ces, dispues-
to siempre a
montar a ca
bailo y a en-
traren fuegO.
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LACTO-MARROW.

Ests eB 10 emulni6n prefeEida.
El reCOnstituyente mas poderoBO.
81 enemigo de ls tisiH.
Iufalible para ID dsbiIidsd cerebral,
La gRlvaci6n de los nifioB.
81 eat6mago mas susceptible la tolerR
De venta en- todas las faFmacias.-p. 9,
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

wood both stopped badly after chas-
ing Fulletta to the stretch.
The Bourbon Belle handicap at a
mile. the closing event on the card,
possessed interest for the spectators
that was secondary only to the stake
feature. Sir Edward, Northwest,
Ramus,. Boloman and Rightful met in
this race under a clever adjustment
of weights. by Handicapped Egbert.
Sir Edward opened even money IA
.vorite and went to the post to 8.
Ranus was played down from to
s12 to 5. and Boloman from down to
5, while Northwest. receded from to
5. Rightful was an outsider at 40.
Sandy set the pace with Boloman
to the stretch where the horse stopped
to almost a walk. Graham avoided
the early pace with G. M. Van Cor
don's consistent colt Sir Edward. which
was carrying top weight of 11s pounds,
and won from Northwest in the final
drive. Ramus. beaten off two lengths,
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
History of Andrew Selling Stakes
distance in 1902 was one and sixteenth miles.

the winner, and was given an ovation
when he returned to the weighing in
stand.
In addition to the $4,000 purse. the
victory of Rapid Water netted Hildretli
a large amount in winning wagers, as
the horse carried a big stable commits
sion. AS the horses which finished sec
ond and third were heavily played for
place and show. respectively. the out
come of the race was very disastrous
for the bookies.
Firestone. the crack Hildreth colt,
won the baby" race. with which the
programme was opened, with the same
ease that characterized his two pre-
vious victories. The youngsters went
a haif-furlong farther than in their
previous starts. Firestone again. broke
in front, and the farther they went the
farther he left his field behind, not
withstanding that he was only galIop-
ing ali the way. Williams pulled him
up seven lengths in front of the second
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

near winning the second race. at five
furlongs. With better boy than e.
Dugan up the horse might have won.
c. Z. Durnells good colt Temaceo,
with Horner up. won going away after
a sharp stretch drive with the long
shot. which displayed a high turn of
speed and led almost to the wire.
Cloudlight. a slight fayoritc over
Temaceo. had no speed at any stage
of the race, and finished in the ruck.
David Boland,. running for the first
time in the colors of c. c. McCaferty.
finished third. George P. McNear, the
other starter. had early speed. but
quit as if shot Temaceo was the
medium of a big plunge by Durnell.
Dorado. the even money favorite in
the third. at mile, was virtually left
at the post. but was so much the best
that Horner overlook the leaders
with him one by one and entered the
stretch with a lead of three lengths.
The horse won handilys by length
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13

pole. Hector went out with, him. Will
liams being content TO lie behind the
pace with the favorite.
Hector soon had all he wanted and
dropped back. Then williams let Rapid
Water have his head. and the big horse
was on even terms with Burleigh by
the time the three-quarter pole was
reached The fsvorite just breezed over
Burleigh entering the stretch and went
on TO win in q gallop by three lengths
from Joe Coyne, which Jockey Brown
brought from behind in the stretch, run
to be an easy second. Graham kept
Burleigh going as we'll as he could and
took the small end of the stake, with
three lengths 10 spare Mandator was
fourth. q neck in front OF the stoutly
finishing Miss Oficious.
Williams rode a well judged ride on
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
YEsrERpAY,s WINNERS
BY j. r. Jeffery

Rapid Water, s. c. Hildreth's six
year-old son OF Rapallo-Water Girl,
won the rich Andrew Selling Stakes,
worth $500 to the winner, at Emery
vile yesterday afternoon in gallop.
The field which he so easily van
quished was Of sufficient caliber to
give his victory an importance that
may be reflected in the running of
the Lissak and Burns handicsps. one
and two weeks hence, for both of
which big fixtures he is eligible.
Rapid Water ran yesterday as if he
was as good as ever he was-and he
has been a mighty shifty performer
in his day. The California climate has
apparently rejuvenated the horse. as
it has others Of the Hildreth string,
and II is evident that he will have to
be reckoned with in the best of COM
pany.
In spite OF the muddy condition OF
the course the sport at Emeryville yes
terdsy was excellent and the results
eminentiy satisfactory. Form was so
well observed that i've favorites were
successful and the remaining race was
won by q second choice that was al
most an equal favor1te. The card was
classy throughout and attracted the
usual half-holiday attendance, not
withstanding the rain that fell inter-
mittently during the day.
The greatest interest naturally cen
tered in the stake event. The scratch
ing Of Earl Rogers and Temacco re-
duced the field to nine starters. Rapid
Water was the heavily supported ia
vorite. opening at to and going
to the post at IL to 10 Other horses
in the race were well played. however,
including Joe Coyne and BurIeigh, the
former being backed down from to
ll-2, and Burleigh from to z
Mansard, opening at 6, drifted back
TO 8. Mary r receded from 10 to -,
Mandator from 25 to 80. Miss Omcions
from 20 to %. Hector from 12 to 25.
and Blagg from 20 to 30.
Starter Hoffman consumed four min
utes at the post before sending the
field away TO a good break. BurIeigh,
starting from the outside on the
banked turn. the race being at six and
a half furlongs. got into his stride
quickly and took the lead by the time
the field had reached the half-mile
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
LICK LOSES MANY
OF HER BEST
ATHLETES

Principal George A. Merrill Of the
California School Of Mechanical Arts
CLick SCHOOL,, has followed closely in
the footsteps Of the university authori-
ties OF stanford who hunked fifteenth
OF the entire registration OF The uni
versity for deficient scholarship. The
Lick school has been bereft OF viz
tualIy all Of its best athletic talent
by the new system OF suspension intro
duced. The strength OF the black and
gold upon the cinder path and in the
other branches OF athletics viii be
greatly reduced.
The action OF the school principal
came as a surprise to most of the stu
dents who have been dropped for a
term. The right 10 drop a student
At any time has always been reserved
by Principal Merrill, and students have
realized that II conditions warranted
they were liable to be suspended, but
= wholesale slaughter OF dehcients was
not expected.
The action Of the school authorities
has incited some comment, as il was
considered impossible for the students
TO fall into the routine OF study imme-
diately after the earthquake inter
mission. Merrill. however. holds that
the mem DerS VINO nave been let out
cid not put in their time al the me-
chanical school, but devoted their ener-
gfes 10 trips TO the various skating
rinks Of the city. He is known TO
be set against frivolities OF this sort
upon the part OF the undergraduates
during recitation hours.
On the track team such men as
Charley Golcher in the sprints and
stevens in the middle distance have
been sfunked" and this will material
~ weaken the cinder path aggregation.
On the baseball team the killing has
not been as severe. A few men have
been warned. and one or two promising
candidates have been dropped. The
swimming team has suffered heavily
and but two members viii return to
school for six months. -t-.
The attendance at the school is vir-
tuslly the same as before, as transfers
from other high schools and new stu
dents have filed the vacancies.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-13
Gossip Of the Track

There was but one boost yesterday,
and it was an echo of an old selling
race feud When Dorado won the third
race Trainer Thomas H. Cooke of the
Baldwin string. from whom the horse
was taken early in the meeting. was
on hand and bid him up from $500 to
$1,000. at which figure Al Konigsberger
protected
C. C. McCafferty sent Pinaud to the
post yesterday in blinkers without ask
ing permission of the judges. for which
he was fined $40 The horse cut up at
the post until the blinkers were re-
moved by order of the judges. after
which ne was as docile as could be de-
sired.
The spectators manifested marked
impatience over Starter Holtman's fail
ure to send the third field away
promptly, but in justice to the starter
it should be said that on both occa-
sions when the public hooted because
the barrier did not go up Lucian would
have had a great deal the better of it
had Hoffman let them go. When he
finally did spring the barrier Dorado.
the favorite. refused to break prompt
ly, and the rest of the field was well in
motion before he got going. with the
single exception of Pinaud. The latter
wheeled completely about when the
barrier went UP as the result of a cut
from the whip of one of the starters
assistants.
Lconardsdale, one of the juveniles in
the stable of H. T. Griffin. is one of
sixteen that were cast off from James
r. Keene's Castleton stud as yearlings
last fall. The fact that he was foaled
on May probably had much to do with
his being sent to the sales ring. He
is by St Leonards. out of InnerdaIe.
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