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Bnlne has made mistake In allowing himself even
for just reasons to resign in so curt and cavalier
manner with the President. If there was no othcr
motive involved than to resent is alleged by some,
tho action Of certain OF Mr.. IIauson's overzeious
friends, then Mr.. Blaine could well have afforded 10
walt until after The Minncapoli, Convention had COM
plcted its WORK This would have protected MIN
against all suspicion Of uairness and disioya!ty ana
be would not have been the primary cause of one OF
the greatest convusons within his party that has
occurred since It's birth.
If however Mr.. Blaine had any personal motive
In rcsignng, he would still to have made mis-
tao the time chosen to hrl his resignation into
the political arena Had he resigned t. day, and not
saturday last, IT would be barely possible for the con
ctected amid the hurahs which hi, friends would
have conducted for him In the convention. But
IL Is now. the excitement and enthusiasm WHICH
his action created have already given place to that
sober judgment which makes men view bis resignation
In a different llgnt. Already they begin to suspect
friends and II they do him an Injustice In this he has
but himself 10 blame AZ any rate it shows mat i pr;
and so impetuous In official action rs TO make him
appear unsafe for the great responsibilities OF Office
IMPORTANT MATTERS STILL PENDING.
Notwithstanding that he stated that the affairs
Of his Department wec IN condition to Warr1in, an
conspicuous h1t several matters Of crave lnpor,ilco
stil pending bcforc the Department begun under
his administration and which should have been guided
In conclusion, think may safely be stated that
Sir. BlaDc's ACuOil IL HhtIl 10 HlrHl
alone II President Harrison Is nominated at the
convention tomorrow. next day, will most sure
IN occur, IL will despite Mr. Blalnes action, which,
10 saw the least was an cgregious President
Harrison treated Blaine fairly and squarely In ali
that the Presidential nomination and that
alone should have stayed the hand OF Mr.. Blaine from
writing his resignation Of Office during the critical
hours OF SATURDAY. afternoon last. As matters
now appear President Harrison stands as the EN-
bCdimcnt of true Republcanlsm-the leader Of his
marty and the exponent OF one Of the strongest
and most satisfactory Administrations which history
has recorded for half century. Every Department
~ the Government has been administered ecOnom-
icaly and with gvat success, and the fight which
his friend, are now making for his denomination Is
a fight against the placing Of stigma npon the "A
ministr,tlon OF public affairs by Republican officials.
elected by II ma ority Of Republican voters"
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RESOLVED TO HAVE NO LEAK THIS TINE.

n,oc,,va Gardner OF the Society the Prevention %
c,me came 20 the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
a h.,nd warrants for the OF volators Of
SUNDAY Excise law Gardner expected to serve the
rants himself and surprised when justice Irady places
,ho WARRANTS I'm his own pocket he made the remark
at viii see that these executed myself" De-
tecye Gardner told 70 appear in court this morning.
JustIce Grady .aid aerward tina. the warrants would
ia given to the police captains Of the districts who would
onerate with the agcns Dr. Parkhursts society In
spnnressng crime The justice thinking Of the al
Legations made by Parkhust that there were leaks In
the police courts. In order that such charge could
be made again. Grady retained the warrants 10 place
them himself in Official hands.
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SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

Minneapolis June Specialists the dine for the
opening If the Convention approaches. ana tn
crowd " delegate and sGhisccr- I'm this thy meropD
lis lhckcns To the point OF congestion. the fierce
excitement Of the political contest, which suddenly
and without warning. H., been prccpit't,N nI'on the
Republication organization shows It's more and
pcrccpjble both In the inner COUNCILS OF the
leaders and tho noisy dem n-trations Of the camp
followers VIC infest the hotel Hobbies AMI the public
streets. Yesterdays bOlstcrous outbreaks Of pa tSan
feeling gave tn, cue to III" vociierons and
nOse-maklng elements IN both Harrison and
anti Harrison camps. and to-day has proven an even
wilder and more incc,San pardcmOnlum - al those
who believe that Presidents can be made and uInnd;
without the intervention of brass band, aud shouting
mol,s. There |, of cornca side 10 this cNroT
binary and persistent display Of political cnthn-
siaSm. for nominations really not affected In the
slightest by the blaze and din Of IN" boomers IN
the Oblic, the Sidewalks. Every convention
has have its hurrah however and II this convention
seemed at first destined 10 be mcmorahl, for The
peace and quetude Of It's Proceedings. the
sudden md dramatic turn given t. the question bv
Mr.. BLlnc's resignation set hose the explosive frs
always latent at sucll gatherings with vigor and
energy Witch have than made up for any
previous shortcomings.
The scenr> to-day in and about the West Hotel
lobby the Of all these danOnst't On~ 81 partisan
fervor. repeated huge scale and amid greater
excitement those OF sunday AFTERNOON ana 'N'"H"E'
II ANYTHING ~. crowd ~ President maker I'm he big
square hotel court the dcn-er for te sharp shower"
which fell all day long and drove everybody
indoors Newly arriving clubs In uniform or simply
with canes and badges from all The nearby state,
contributed many novel additions g. The mas %
political boomers Tn smell ~ stale tobacco
smoke WAS cvcu nor. cingng and prrn ~" and
the di>comforis Of clnutilpn through Tie 'wd II
strong hinged and per- ring cnthu-iast b"ram" ~
times a hopeless inpp-sl'aliN.
From carly this morning untli nearly m'iuirht Their"
wa, an uuNarying succession 81 rival demon
STATIONS each party trying t0 Guido he
other I'm vocal force and Intensity ~ feeling.
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~. plaine had withdrawn, Is pronounced a fake by
Maine men In Minneapolis II. c. Payne Of Wis
oonsn. said ats pure f>ke.'
A reporter said to Emmons Blaine: "A New York
r,ihune extra SAYS your father has withdrawn"
There will be another out saying he has not"
..ol,ed Mr.. Blaine.
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PENNSYLVANIA AND TENNESSEE.
POLLS OF THE DELEGATfS-DEc1SlVE pHNi'D
VICTORY IN THE LATTER STATE
Minneapolis, June 6.-The uncertainty rs 10 H'e
sar.lng OF the PenpsylvaQis Delegation was reH"'s~
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FOR A NvARACIrA CANAL PLANK.

Minneapolis. June 6-The Nicaragua Canal Con-
vention. which has Just adjourned at ST. Louis. mas
sent a strong committee to the Republican Conven'
ton here to ask that plank be Inserted In the PLATFORM
calling for the American ownership Of the canal II
is feared that England may attempt to get control OF
the enteprise Judge NJ VI. Estee. Of California. 10
choirman OF the committed. The same request win
he made of the Democratic Convention at Chicago.
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No other line compares with the Ncw-York Ceptxol
In it service To Detroit Cleveland spd Chicago -
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FNGIZsII VIEWS OF THE SITUATION

London, June -" The 10 - commenting on Moth
I'd, Of American Politicians says MIR. Balnc'S
letter Of resignation Ike n notice 10 the Ires
dent 10 quit the White House than tn" statement Of
great officer Of in concluding his administrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07
AMONG THE DELEGATIONS.
NOW THEIR MEMBERS ARE LIKELY TO VOTE

CALIFORNIA ALMOST EVENLY DIVIDED-TIili
ALABAMA CONTESTS SErTLED-THE PREF
ERENCES OF THE OHIO MEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-07

THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON 1T DICKINSON.
Carlisle. Penn. June G.Thc feature Of the second
DIV Of commencement nj Dickinson College was the
address OF chief Suscc Faxson TO the thirteen graduates
Of the Law School.
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Geiunbbeit lit gteidtbmsn
aAAlM

Dfs !. .: gBelts Nerrens nab @ebirn : Fur III esa
1efaattrtse fpeetff9es SeilmitteI fur SEferis, srdm.
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sskane nne ablpannnns, Ip%erurfadt bura Zen dbers
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te1s Mteeersei4Ia9enbett unc gebirnerfpetruna Bic
z 8ahnitnH ansattet unb alseueines Gleab, Gtehs
~ sne 1pn berbstfdtrt. GS It aud etn SetImitte;
5e4sx trGbbetttSte Gltern, seseh lnFru@fturfett, Sn.s
esttnl yet peteen geiHle9tern, Gpsrmatrrrbeea, Sets
ssiaAt enr4 setftse neberanirensuns pter burt
Sngennlnnben. aebe S4a@tel entail bic Sur ftr
ftssn Mapnat. $l.00 BITE SHahtel, oher 6 GbabteIn
iuf $o.0vs purd nte pcf Sesen Gtufsnhnna beS 4retSes,
Sit saranttren, has 8 GAo&teln iebea 8aI better
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ans Mtt Dem yretie ~etnlduft, fenben ntr benz Beiteuer
sxtsrea tGrtffitAen @arautie : G@etn, ba6 mir bas
yep tuThdi9t6en. renn bas Rittei teire SeiIuua Sc.
gtsft. SntAe Goethe irerben nur ausseasat ppm
Stty DrnB Stere lGin5tse &senten) 30. 8 Gaa
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Sn Golse beg bielen s6minbels, Der
beutautage getrieben mirb, pirb ielbft
benz beften Nr5te, Der 8eliBer ipunbers
barer 9eilmittel lit, 1ti6t g%eelaubt.
Yrof. Meper prafti3irte als Spe5ia=
lift nit Dem groBten grfolg 1T Merifo,
finf Sabre in peru, Chile, 2onbpn,
China, Wien, in peltb, Yrag, Der Dir
gentinii6en &epublif urb 8raltlien.
grof. Meper garantirt ni6t in alien
Saaen abiolute 9eilung, wie man6e
Ner5te es gep0bnli9 tbun. Sebe 4rbeit
lobt ii6 ielbf.
2eiet Wunber iiber @un6er. @ebet
bin unb fragt cure Witbiirger, bic i6on
cine LANCE Geibe BON Sabren lit bieier
Stabt mObnen, ob ni6t felt fur5er 3eit
bur@ Yrof. MeDer, f6on melt iber
bretbunbert perfonen furirt morben
finb, bic f6on ant &anbe bes Grabes
paren.
&ettele cine Mntter bon a6t ainbern.
SER Grara Stierib iagt. sd bin
nit meinem Weibe "a Sabre berboira=
tibet, aber bic lebten Is Sabren mar
mein 8eib fortmdbrenb b~ettldgerig.
Sd babe in Stem Oort bic beften Merste
confultirt, Elm ieber Nrat bat cine an6es
re &ranfbeit epnItatirt. Sd tpar baz
malls in febr guten 8erbdltnifen; i9
mar 8eliBer zines aroBes gdbauies an
Der 3. StraBe urlb Npenue 9, ging baz
Der aud nit ibr nod europa, aber
ales obne @rfoIg, NOR a.6 lit @ien
bet benz beribmten Brof. ul3manr, Der
lagte mir, i'd m6ge mir feline peiteret
Nuslagen MAIDEN, BENT fir mein @eib
gebe es feline &ettung. 2ebtere Sabre
iiberiiebelte i'd nit meinem Weib mad
San Nntonio, 1tm bas &lima gu tpe1z
ieln, aber anftatt better, murbe ite tdgz
lid i6limmer unb mar leBteS Sabr ELM
lpabres Bib bes Summer unb @lenbs.
Bis por fur5er 3eit beiu9te mein
Weib 5rau Born, Die ebenfaQs LANCE
Sabre leibenb mar, unb ersdblte, baB
iie our6 p:of. q. q. Mepers, SEQ. 46
Naoarro Str. in Der Shat munberbare
5etlmittel in gang furaer 3eitberseftelt
tporben fei.
Sbslei@ mir f6on an gar ni6ts
mebr glaubten, CAB i6 bod auf langes
3ureoen Der Srau Born mad, unb badz
te, tpilft aud bieien S6minbel nerius
den, unb su meinem gr6Bten @rftaus
men unb Slide NOR meme srau nod
einem monatliden Gebrau1e biefer
mirfli6 tDunberbaren 9eilmittel poG>
fommen bergeftelt.
Sic fonnte pieber ibren bdusli9er
Irbeiten na6geben unb fi4 Der gr5ie-
bmng ihrer &inber mibmeft.
ytun bitten mir, i6, meme 6rau unb
9inber, Got m6ge 9errn Brof. u. u.
mod re6t LANCE Sabre gum
Woble Der leibenben Meni6beit erbals
ten.
Granf umbG pa stierib.
San Nntonio, Ser.
8eibe bef6m6ren bies gertiffat.
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Dr.. Hathaway
Spbn 8rpabfoof, m. D., stifaent.
specialist oes JIsstems.

yun5e Mdnner,
wdae In Golse o
Su9euD s Stnben
an Rerpenf5pd&e
letben, tbreeebens.
traft u~ntersraben
ldben unh TIRE
WdnnIimfet rsrips
ren, fouten ben be-
rhbmten Or. so,
ttairau ipfprt cons
inlttrea. ge,se6i
ai&t, Nerpsnteanfs
bet Unit ober oLas
Erdume) mirb ptSs
fenl4aftltd nnb
na@ ben relefter
Metbohen bebans
belt uup NIT bern
gr6Bten Grfpls.
4s tpmHlt ntNs
oaraaf an, 81 man
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Mrs. &efugia 3eierino, pobnbaft
go. Z Sibs2areboitraBe, cine MOBILIZE
fannie gbrenfrau unb pieie Sabre bier
anfdfiige @igentbtimerin e ner Sarm an
Der Garsa<@rOfing Der Mebina: SD
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Der bon ibr perfertist<
mnptrd1e @itrtel

III Der tpunoerbarfe Salisman Der BeIt,
er fidert feinem 8eiiber pirfIt6 nnlddbbare
@ertbeiIe slid uno GrfoIa in @eidaften,
2Dtterie nn0 allen unternebmunaei, iber.
boupt, Gbub por Sranfbetten nno I'm.
glafsfdlen, fomie auieiti9s 8reunoldaft
2iebe unD Idtung.
Oieie Maeii6en GarteI tpurben suerR
bon Srau Gabine's nrgrobmutter, Der
tpeltberibmten Nae. 9enormano in 8aris
an9eferti9t unb bon tbr ifammt oas Sc.
hetmn.B Der Gnfertigung berielben unb
Wtemano auber Srau Sabine Fam DieieL.
ben anferttgen ooer ~perfaufen.
Sur Die aabIoien Bunoerfuren, 5ofpte
fonitigeu tuunoerbaren &erfe, bic pram
Sabine poIbradt bat. befibt iie eine aroBe
Gn5abl bon beibporenen SeusnifIen, Seren
Gopieen In ibrem 12-ieitisen iilufrirten
Circular entbalten iino. &teies Circular,
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puroen, iopie cine ilIuifrirte @eididfe Der
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mat 8 Sabre lang franf nit fogenanrz
ter S9mlnoiudt ober Ius5ebrung. Sd
babe pie belten 4er3te probirt, piele Yaz
tentzNtebt5lnen, alles pbne @rfolg. Ser
leBte Nr5t, her mid bebanbelt bat, bat
mid 9dn5li4 aufgegeben. 9ur6 mebz
rere mell1er 6reunbinnen unb 8efannz
ten bin t6 gesmungen nprben, grof.
W{eDer su beiu6en. Mein Mann fuhr
mid bin, unb er ltnb mein Sobn tr1z
gent MIDI binauf. Sd fpufte 8lut unb
NOR abgenagert unb bate groBe
S6mer5en.
8ott lei 9anf, bur6 prof. 81. q.
MeDers Seilmittel bin ib gdn3li6 flu,
rirt morben.
Sd bin 46 Sabre alt unb bic Mutter
bon a3t &inbern.
Gefugta Seierina.
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this the 1st day of March,
SEAL. A, D. 1892.
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Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
81
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reoDitraBe, 50 Sabre alt.
I'D tpar 5 Sabre franf nit S6mirbz
iu6t.
Sd babe bic beiten aerate f~oniultirt
lln0 nelne 8ranfbeit bat bel @elb ges
foltet, obne cine Sur gu erreihen. Sd
mar Die lebte 3eit 10 abgemagert, fonnte
t1lft f6lafen, ni6t ei1en, feinen Ntbem
befommen nnb mar f6on sdnali9 obre
aue Sohnnng ~anfgegeben morben.
Sur6 meine bielem 8efannten, bic
aud bur6 Prof. Mepers punberbare
Deilmittel furirt norben linb, babe ib
pie Sur nnternommett lnb fanr iagen
TT Is Sagen bin i'd pollfdnbig furirt
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Sbiges babe id bei6mprelt, baB es
Die refine Wabrbeit 1T.
Sapopa Balloon.
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ar prof. Meper's Office 1T So.
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Sd unteraei6neter mar berfriippelt
an meinem re6ten SUB. baB i'd auf
ariiden geben muBte. Mein SUB mar
bid gei6mD(en nit &beumatismus.
SD mar in ENGLAND bel ben be-
riibmteiten e peaialiiten in Chandelier
unb babe be beten Nerste nod probirt
unb le gaben mir ale nur md 40
Gage gum 2eben. Mu9 bic SDt
: brings babe i'd befu6t obne @rfolg.
Sd beiudte Prof. 81. q. WeDer unb
in 10 Sagen bur6 8ebrau1 ieiuer
munberbaren 6eilmittel bin i6 gdn5z
lid furirt nor0en.
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cial House, next to Black Elephant.
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Sfabel Shores beei6ete: Sd mar
bur9 LANCE 3eit nit ihmerer 6eraz
&~ranfbeit bebaftet unb babe piele Nerste
toniultirt unb piele 9eilmittel prpbirt
Obne @rfolg.
Sn stpei Wp9en bin i6 bur6 Yrof.
81. u. Wepers pulberbare 6eilmittel
qG1t3li6 furirt tpor0en.
Sd f6w0re ba5u, baB e6 bic Wabrz
belt 1T unb ni6t3 anbere5 als bic
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Hidalgo Street, near the Plaza.
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this 9th day of February,
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Sin iunger damn, Der BON pieler
Spe5ialiten unb mad @ebrauf perz
i4iebener Mittel abiolut fir beiratbss
unfdbig erfldrt ipurbe, D a burd1 prof.
u. q. MeperS, go. 46 Nasaruz straBe,
tpunberbare 9eilmittel poflfommen berz
geitelt unb lebt felt 2 Mpnaten i'm
gliidli6ften @be1tanbe.
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go. Z Sibs2areboitrabe, cine MOBILIZE
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: Die beiten Sberbemben, Inter
5eug unb Soiletten : 4rtifel bel g a ne
& Spbn.
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4en frdter betanheIt lrurce unb NIT pegAen Nttteln.
Verlorene nbarlxeit. ippte ale
09wdMeu Der @ef4Iehtsprsane be5ttmmi furirt.
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Der &rsnten unb otne Suifrumente furtrt. Gin wuns
berscues SeiImttteI.
Catarrh und krankheiten der
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II etn vaat Gasen turtrt.
Maeine MetbpSem.
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.. 0enaue nnteriumnns unb Dtoanoie.
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Gtustum gema@t.
4. Dintse Nreiie unp lettte abfune8bebtnsunaeu
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tf8 &r6nten betanbelt werpen.
39retbt I'm Srmptpm : Sorruular SC. l, fur Mdn.
aer.
0Gretbt TIN Symptom 8 prmrIar Nc q, fur frauen,
6aretbt nm Srmptcmz Sprmular Mp. 8, fur Sani.
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prtefe merben prompt bcautportet. gue GesGdstt
sstetn sttalten. Webi5tn rtrc r~erbprsen seianbt
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stsentcn reer @artner. ale bic
fi6 Saflr amssebeu, finb 8etriiaer.
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Wptis!
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WILLIAMSBURG. April 23-The Williams
baseball team has taken a decided brace dur
ing the past ten days. and from present APP
pearances is not altogether out Of the cham
pionship race. 1t is not q strong team yet but
Is strengthening. and on this fact the college
bases whatever hope it has. Towne. '94. who
covered first on the spring trip. has been re-
lieved from his position. and Beach. '94. sub
stituted. Beach has thus far played in fine
form. his two last games being errorless lde.
'05. has taken tho place Of Lynch. '95. injured.
at short stop. and is covering the ground bet
ter than Lynch did. Both OF these mon will
remain on the team permanently. Draper. 'A5.
has been tried as catcher instead Of G.. Hollis
ter and. although not an Improvement. hc il
steady and hard worker, and may hold the
position permanently.
II Williams had ..flrst-class catcher she
would have powerful battery. as j. HOLSTER
Is pitching q stilf game. Capt Howard
Manager Williams. and Stafford. an alumnus
who Is coach Ing the team. are strnning every
nerve to- bring tho boys into crack shape.
Their task Is a hard one. but it is still early In
fore tho first championship games.
the freshman team is as follows: May 4. VIII
Juniors on Weston Field: May ii. Greeniieid
Athletic Club at Greenfield: May ~. Phillips
Academy ut Andover: May 25. Phillips Acad-
envy at Exeter; June l. Amherst freshmen ut
Greenfield The last game is by far the most
important OF the series.
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The Bedford wheeImen will hold run to EnSewood
to-day.
The Hudson County wheelmen will hold run to Nor.
riStOwn to-day.
The Be,leville ~ j.. wheelmen will hold an enter.
tainment on May 30,
The Ansonia wheel club will hold their annual 1--WE.
mile road race on May w.
The regular monthly meeting of the Manhattan Bl.
cycle club viii be- held on Monday evening.
Philip C. liaInncs OF tho Utica Bicycle Club covered
lO< miles In lol. hours On lhe road on Tuesday.
W. H. Talcolt has been elected captain of the Hart
ford Wheel ub 10 succeed C. H. Wood. resigned.
At the Kings County Wheemens race meet on June
25 a on mile championship OF America race will
he run
date Of their lifteen mile road race to Saturday.
N.ssrs Davis, SMITH and Lersner Of the Bedford
Wheelmen are in training for the lrvlngton- Miburn
road race.
The Londbn Country Cycling and Athletic Club will
hold yfOur-hnMr track race ~ Inc Herno Hill
track on July :. anu %
Th. annual meeting q the New Jersey division Of the
land on June ~ ana ~
wh.elman, Tourist rycnng Club, and Passaic Fails
Wheeimen viii compete in hiteen'mile team road
May IL.
The Mercury wheelluh OF Flushing have elected tho
following officer, President j. bunting: Vice Presi'
dent. r. ". Nichols, srcfelary'IreAsnrer i. IL. Long;
Captain. r. Clurh.
The Racing board Of the League OF American Wheel
men have sanctioned the following raro meets; Park
Avenue Wheeln'rn. rhi1aaslphla, Sept, 24 Kings
nhhy ns IT, Srw York Athee Club tSoms
safety race June il; New Haven Bicycle Club June 8;
Hartford Wheel club, sept . and q; York County
reld Bicycle Club, sept IA and 10.
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sehooiboys Showing Thai. SL,u

Aae'' was o'R aggregation of schoolboy ahetss At
"'"'5'seeohu Regiment Armory yesterday after.
ooon 10 take part in the second annual vam.. n, ~
West End School, Every preparatory school Of not,
WAS represented by their best lads The ev.n,u
were closely contested. In the bicycle r.c.v ,h.
Tdsrs were unfamiliar with the and frequent,
rather severe bruisea In the skating cont.,t q Ws
ulure yolngsteI Of the West Enl schoo showed re-.
markabis speed He Tapped his four t,us
The results Of tue games were; " '''
is, mile Run for boy. under 10 years old-won nv
ssyentyyard Dash-Won BY l.. Will,slns 'es Cn,tS
School; J: Patterson. Wilson Kellogg School s.r
ona; H. o. Chsbain. Harvard school, third. Time, 3
Half mile Run-Won by G, n. Irwin. Martin Berkeley
s s,n;l; X Msryn West End school seoond, L L.
seconds 40
wsMssY'Yy4ra Da;h for Boys Under 4 Years Old
School s second; Frank HoIns. Drisler School ,hrd
Fs s :; 5sx us. syft End p .s.a
2 smith Wsst End school, second. Time minutes
,Two.hundrsd; twenty.yard Dash. for boys under
Msisr sseh; school second Alfred Jansen. caesoa
nem'ls Safety Bicycle 'Race-Won by J, ". Hall
ona '- Fms Sen91 II 'yrns 10 Ia sale School
TWO hunt IRELAND twenty. Vineyard Dash open 10
bv sHpsrs Of the Twenty second Regiment Corps-won
sRra 1 Moore IRA Iraoe second. j. ii. BruTsenan
sshnndss Harvard school: T. r. Chanpnsy. Bsrksioy
Time scnn D. g. Mccall. Harvard School, third.
ysars sae wssts Bicycle Race 70, boys under =
1s School, ,esSnd Tme mina,ss
minutes aois seconds sd harvard school, second Time.
vssS s snssSSsra Hurdle gacs-won BY W. Hail. Hsr.