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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
PIP

@on bteien PLAT, PIP be5ablten &arten
tparen 3,255,167 SoupenirtaTten, 1922
500 gep0bnGi6e &arten, 55,511 G~iienbabn>
Coupons, 1,253,9 38 &interfarten.
8on ben 6,052,188 S~reifarten tparen
243, 585 Gompltmentartarten, 1888, 1876
pbotograpbiicbe 8diie fir bic Saiipn,
1,666,421 pbotosrapbiibe 8Giie fir einen
GbeiI Der Saiion, 65,803 Spe3ialtarten
fir bic Breiie, 46,403 Qlrbetterfarten, 7O11
&arten fir e~in5elne 8eiu6er, $500 fir
bas Wuiifbureau, 1,725, $50 0tetourfarten.
Die 3abL Der 9tn9eiteuten hes GinlaBz
bureaus betrug 260.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-11-06
Der Seiu9
Der Qusifelune pdbreno DER Saifor.

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belucber tpGbrenb Der Satlon betrug
q, All ,212. 9a3u fommen 6,052, 1873
9aBin6aber = 3ulammen aIlo 27, 529, 400.
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8, ia 10 &arten ~ab3ugeben bate, UNI GIN
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liberrai6enOer.
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Ser 0eIuch ME fo[at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
CANES IL ornEH CITIES.

baltimore September 12.-Muane wac q trfe less
efficient than Umpire Garncv to-day. Inc Pirate"
scored eleven runs which nine wore earned before
Mullan- Wa r,Icyd b. Brown. Meantime absurd d.
cision by oaIney prevented me orioles from tAyng Two
triples and single IN the eighth gave Bntmore - onF
runs Kllcn pitched a nne game. which wa, witnessed
by ".7G7 persons Score:
nsltlmorc .............o ia
Pittsburg ....-..-----.-2 y . 40"
Rasehlt.-Baltlmore g. Plu.hurc 10 Errof.-Beltinore
l. Tittsburr .. Batric- Mull1ne. BfoNn and Robinson
Klllcn and Earle Umpr'-''afn"y.
Chicago sept. 12.-Boson was saved from possible
defeat to-day by heavy rans'orm which pr,ng up IN 'he
Chlcaqos hall u the nth inning. Up 70 that tin" the
Boons had not scored but the colts had four runs 70
their credit Stlvett, Wild and unsteady. Two bases
on halls 10 the nrst men up Dahlcn, ntcd sacrifice Dun
pan's triple wild pitch gave the colts hfe" runs IN
the first In the nth E-1c McCart's mum and D"k'rs
hit scored a run. Then the rain came. II was The h-
po.iponod game the home ground, since MAY T. Two
games VIII be PLAYED tomorrow.
Louisville Sept. 1.-THE WASHINGTON game
was postponed on account n rain.
Cincinnati. Sept I2-Thc cnrinnati-Philoielpha game
was postponed on account q wet grounds.
Buffalo. " Y. sept. I2.-Thc Buffalo, easily defeated
the Wilkcsbarre team here to-day. The .cor':
w RgIolo ,............. S i Q Q os
Hs.ohit--Ruralo g wilkc-h,frc :. Firrs-Buf1lo ..
Battorc.-Ioncr and Boyd McLoushlin md D'"sc- TN
pifc- Swdrtwood
Providence. sept Ie-what'ycr chances Troy had Of
winning the Eastern League pcnnant were spoiled to-
day ly the Grays The score:
Providence ..........-...-...-..-..l " -
Troy Observation-Disclosures u J
Ha<chts-Pro,ld ~ Troy II. Errors ,Pfo'd cnce
MecAln and Murphy. umprc-IIuot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
HAMPDEN PARK BICYCLE RACES.
RECORDS LOWERED BY MEINTJES-CONTESIS FOR
POSITIONS IN THE FINALS.

eurlnpgeld Mass Sept. IA. \. Zimmerman w. \.
Rhode, and l.. s. Mcnties made uirs for Sp'ed Oh
IIampdcn Park yesterday. and the Inter lowered the
three four and five mile hcrrc-. Zimmerman mad" q
mile with a flying start :Ol 3D. second fa.ter than
the record but viii 10 have IL stand, because
be was paced by a professional. MciniJcs then m"''
three miles in as 15 four niles in x 81 30 und h''
miles IN II 90 So The records for the distances were
: "a 81, 92G % and II II, made by Windle Oh
IIamIlcn Park September 80. 1892. Rhodes failed T.
lower the two-nilr record.
There a small attendance At the trial races !"
day. Tho contests for positions IN the hi"7 l"
nOrr0w and THURSDAY. The contests wire os follow
Half mile 10 ca,--ETrst hcat-wat-on Coleman hf-t
f. NJ Haggariy second T.. l.. Bla'i,rt thrd. T. j. Ne.
DUNE fourth. Time ~ -. cond heat 'np'' !
stecnscn first. \. W. Olm-''ad second r. A. FofI am
T.. W. rcyer ed for third place Tm"-i 20 80 Ihi'
hcat-O. > Brandt hist, e. y Wells second. t. &. MI
rill thnd. Tnc-I - -.
Half mile, oIenfir-t hcat-Tylcr htst, Zimmerman ''
ond Citizens third. Tine 20 second heat "ah-
nrs;. Windic second Gcorec G. Smith third T.n'--
- -. Third heat-Taylor rf.t His second. fhl
third. johnson fourth. Time 10 81
Two-mile. 20 class-tlf-t hcat-G. w. CONN hrsi'
Iemcssurier second. \. w. Warren third. Time d.
second heat-Dlrnbcrger first TITUS Grsch ihl
Time 90 To. Third hear-Bad first Rhode, second
Wells third Time-i :l3 3-5 (ony han mile being ri
nv agreement OF the
one mile . 80 class-First hcat-T!u, hr-t T..
xe-on second. Leme-suricr third. Coleman fourth Tine
. SO A.. Second hoat-Iihodc, first L. f. Miller ,rc-
and Wells third. L. q Merrill fourth. Tines O3. Ibd
heats censen nr-t Williamson second Citizens thd
Clarke fourth. Tme-3 Is 80.
one mile, 40 class-First heat-C. T. Brandt hr-t,
A. H. DaYy SECOND. omstead third. Time-3i9 see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
THE WINNERS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati, Sept 12-Thc track at Laona to-day was
soft and holding the showers Of Monday night and
this afternoon. The time in the six correspond
ingy Slow but the finishes close aud exciting. The
summarizes
First race-Seven-eiplths Of mile; selling. Rock
Iadley, 10 (Ray). % l. Won Marion g.. lO7 tGahsm
4 l. second; Judge Cardwcn, 40 e. Brownl . to l.
third Timc-l 81 81.
second race-One ile' selling. Elizabeth l., 100
Kuhn 10 l. won Miss Dixie. JOY JuisOnl, ) 10 l.
second Forest Rose IS "a. Carr, 10 !, third Time
LAR.
Third race-Onc mile and seventy yards handicap
sweet stakes. Promenade. 90 perkins,, 10 TO l. won b.
sic Is ,and % n. Carr. 10 !, second Farady JIG
Porter even. third 1ime-l 47af.
Fourth race-CovIngton Autumn Stokes selling sweep;
stake, for twOy car-old-, ! 600 added five and half
frTlongs. Pirate King, 1oi, uerkn,, u to J. won o.
(Iiuhnj 90 to /, third. Time-l H.
Finn racc-Four and half furones purse Lorna
DOOne 1O3 a. Clayton % >. won: Miss L. lO3 tI.
RrowID to l. second Fred Gardiner, 10G d. Davis.
20 10 / third Iime-0 :5si2.
Sixth race-Fotr and a half furlongs; purse. Ecbert.
JOG a. Clayton, 10 /. won: Annie Buckingham. lob
Perkins. Is 10 l. second; Delmar 40 u'aJ). to J.
~ nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
GIANTS TAKE REVENGE
FJJCLID.AvE. BATHED IN TEARS.
NEw.YORKERS WIN-AN UGLY SPIRIT
STILL RAMPANT IN CLEVELAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Ncw.York g. Cleveland I. PttstuIg 13, Baltimore -
Ifooklyn & Louis l.

Cleveland. Sept Il (SpeC'al).-The Giants won one Of
the pretticst grcendiamOnd battles here to-day seen III
this memorable baseball year. While Eucdaye. Is fairly
bathed tie result Of the natives are
fair enough admit that the NcwYorkers than de-
served their victory \ goOdly portion OF the natives
went AKRON TO-DAY to take part in the Mckinley
Demonstration but enough remained keep the
hand in awful condition today medical skin was
called and the bg-waisted Hoosier in pitch.
as the Newly Workers anxious 70 wipe out the
defeat Of Monday. and get the Treatment they
mad received from the Cleveland PLAYERS and the umpire
To escape Insults and annoyance possible the
Giants dress at their hotel and conveyed the grounds
buses. Ru,c suffering severely with his hand and
in tho second inning he the point Of giving up
in despair. Ward prevailed upon him keep it. and
hands.
Clsrkson's battcd freely and only for
southeast gale which blew over Lake Eric the New
Workers would have made runs than they did.
Ward played grand game. and did Burke. The
batting order changed around With excellent results
as q rcfusai Of the will show. The Giants scored
the winning in the ninth hits BY Rusic and Tier
nan. force by Fuller and sacrifice by Ward. While
Emslie to-day. the crowd angry at the
de'ent ard headed by Mexican and oCoanor. surrounded
Emslie after the game. gesticulating wildly. Enl'le
quickly stood his ground showing fear aud the ugly
murmurngs died away and damage done. Play
ors guilty Of conduct should expelled from the
League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The condition Of the market was again indicated
by the result of the legal sales yesterday. Nine
parcels were offered by six auctioneers at the
Trinity salesroom Of which five withdrawn
or adjourned and four knocked down to the plain.
tiff in the proceedings, with little or no competi-
ton on the part OF the outside buyers.
d. p Ingraham & Co. offered Nos. go and ~
East Sxteth-st., two fve-story brick tenement
81. OO0 respectively, from the plaintiff in the pro-
character Of property. a lot 40xs2, brought
$22, POI, also from the plaintiff.
William Kennedy offered No. 3o7 West One-hun-
dred-and forty -seventh-st, fve-story brick nat
house. a lot 25xS5; the plaintiff was the buyer
for N3775.
L. J. Phillips e. Co. offered q plot, 100x100. In Am
sterdamave, being the southeast corner OF Eighty
ffth-st; it brought ss2,3l2 from the plaintiff. All
the other offerings either withdrawn or ad-
journed
The following private sales are announced:
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Henry A. Rem
kauff No. IA West Seventy-fourth-st., four-story
stonefront dwelling. 20x55xl022. to NJ Reno. for
$S5 900. The same brokers sold for Walter Law.
renee No POS West Seventy -frst-st., four-story
brownstone dwelling, 20x56x1O2.2, to Mr.. Arrowsmith
for $33,5lO.
Mrs. Bella Stefel has sold to Keran J. Guifoyle
No. 3l3 East Fifty-frst-st, a tenement-house, Tor
$4,000.
leasehold in No. % West Forty ninth-st., four.
story stonefront house, lot 25xl005 for $4,000.
James Feeney has sold No. Sylvan Place. Q
three story brick house, on lot AxsS Tor WIN.
St, three-story stone-front dwelling. on ~
l7Gx65 for about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13

First race Handicap fer all mile and SIX
tecnth London. 112: Eam'po ITO Loundmofc; lo' :
prince George. 100 VICTORIOUS loZ h'Alic io- i'
Dj.
Second rece-For all agcs; special weights five and a
af furlong@ Dr. Uasluouck IL kin.ton I'D Annie
bishop 113: Amer 90
Third racc-Scllng. thrce-ycaroMs and upwad srGci,
viJhts six fIflOnrs. Speculation. ll3' me. no
R.n II 100: Tom Tough los Rcd Banner. 1O' loIcip
10. Barefoot. 102 EVaIatuS 100
iourth race-Three. yearods; special weights one hc
and Sixteenth. Basctiaw. I22; nv JONe. liO' li'as
11O Don AlOnzo, 10
Aureian 1ls Ontario, los Hacienda, 100 Frog Dance.
IC3 'ccksnn lO2; Little Mat "s ozark, u buslfus'
90; SJngtime, 90.
Sixt race-Sclling two-ycar.ofs; five furongs
Patricia lO7 FactOtum, LOG; Rigltnorc l92 flilie
chief $: NahIna, %; Tear Drop, 81; MY Lady 30;
Florence 90
Scvcnh race-For maidens Of all ages special Weights
six fnrl0ps Iongdocb III Will Elliott III sam
Bryant II Fooilight los yodan Jos IaIrl nn Ar
9i Cunarcr 81 Ianar. 81; Pc"hd''ai' CO. io' D'0P'
The fit race having received fifteen ctrl,s VII de
divided anC viii be run of a. the hih anu siN"i '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
VIEWS ABOUT BICYCLING.

e. Wheeler the Jersey nyer" will not take part in
any marc ~ the National cycling Associations races In
With the leading 5llzc l. less chan 800
The programme for the international meet OF the Kings
Corotv wbnemen which takes place at Eastern Park on
so,,,,t- 2o Includes a one.mle novice open oncme
handicap omen two.mllc handicap. open; onehaf
scratch open: nye.mle scratch, invitation and oneme
safety. . 80 class.
That Iaurcns :. Molnes. the South African rider. Is
gradually getting into form was demonstrated DIV hi' ruS
at snrinoad ON Tuesday when he twenty-five sec
ond, of the nye.milc record.
Frank LEM who left this city last year Tor tfip
around the world Ia, been heard from lie al present
I'm Burnah and from what he writes he Is having ha'u
time Of IL.
,rl I,ss fl, n nresont riding In better form than he
ever did before.
whecc- j. at present in Springfield where he Is COACH
ing Zimmerman for the big races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
ond heatRobson first. Titus second Merrill third Fuller
fourth. Time-24O t.......

ono heat-Robson FIRST Titus second Merrill third Fuller
fourth Time-240. t......
Halt mile, 90 class-First heat-E IL. Snow nrst,
w. ]. Edgar second A. w. Stacy third Time-1 0S 3d.
second heat-Cofin FIRST c. IL. Converse second, Z. j.
McDunie third Tme-1 IA 35. Third heatBl:uvelt first
II. W. Hall second Merrill third. Time-1 10 3-5. Fourth
heat-J. T. Wilton first, II. J. Pote second, Haggery
third. Tme-1 :1s As.
One mile handicap-First disadvantages t35 YARDS
INST Williamson as yards second, Zimmerman tscrach
third l25 yards fourth. Time-2 10 % Sec
end hca-Tylcr (scrstch first Banker 80 vard second
Citizens as YARDS third Time 10 %. Third hat
Sanger (scratch) first TITUS c5 yards second To- son
c0 yards third Coffin (s5 YARDS fourth Time :oS 10
The worlds record in competition. Fourth heatRhodes
As Yard. nrt Tayior go yards second c. T Nelson
80 yard.) third. Time III A.. Fifth hoat-l'ald $50
YARDS first olmsed Ij yard') second. messurer 80
yaIdsJ third. 1lme-2 10 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
: Q :i2s.. 2:l5i2. 2:14@.
FINE HORSES ARRIVE ON THE NOMADIC.
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT FOR J. II. & F. P.
KEENE-sT,LLONs AND BROOD
MARES TO BE SOLD.
MARES TO BE SOLD.

A valuable addition to the breeding establishments
Of this country arrived the White Star freight
steamer Nomadc late Monday afternoon. They
were landed yesterday. OF the consignment twelve
royalty bred mares in foa to the best English sires
nine yearlngs and nine weanngs We're for j. X.
& F. i. Keene The Keene consignment VIII he
quartered on Long Island. Among the mares are
the following winners or dams Of winners Queen
Of Sheba Ixon Fair Vision. Alfalfa Bonnie Gal
and Eccentricity. 1t is likely that the keenes viii
sell large number of their horses in training and
that they will purchase a farm fully equipped Tor
breeding PURPOSES some time this month.
Colonel Bruce had consignment on board or
webred stations and broodmares. which are to
be sold some time this fall William Easton, OF
Tattersall's, is in England and Is likely to ship an
other large consignment 10 be sold In November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR IN GRAND CONCLAVE
THE ORGANIZATION N THIS STATE THE LARGEST
rT THE WORLD.


Is TIE WORLD
purolo Sept l2-An ideal September day gree'ed
-. d.lorates md visitors 10 the eighteen con-
ci,vc Of tho Grand Commandery OF knights
1-e,nnlars Of New- York state. which began mere
today The march ~ the Grand Cominanhery
20 tho Masonic Temple was a brilliant sight Inc
rou,. was a deep lane Of color. with haSs nan
r.rs and hunting in honor Of the gathering deco
rating All the buildings Mayor bishop ana Eminent
Commander Fox received the Grand 'omihahuerS'
tho former welcoming il on behalf ot the cry
odd ,b,. la,,er on behalf of the local communicates
Grand Commander Z. +. Gaul delivered MS hl""'iI
address which was followed by the reports Oh
tho other grand officers. The reports showed 'nat
~. fatal membership on May ! was loolS an"
,ho, ,evy members have come In since then
sufficient 70 make the membership about NOV
tho largest Tcmplar organization In the word
+, increased over co.. in the twelve months ending
May / OF this year.
The occurrence of most interest 70 inc e''r,'''
public was the grand parade this afternoon Inc
most Of honor at the head Of the trst DIVISION
Va awarded to Columbian Commandery 40. l.
~ Nov,-York. the SECOND division was lei by MOT
ton coumandcry. OF New-York. the thru by Lake
Eric commanlery Of Buffalo the fourth Dy f uIt
II. pay,nS Commandery. Of Bulalo anu ul ~
t, y,rl Confuand.ry. Of New YORK. lniheIld''iS
.S,.r ~. u,ra.i,. Columbian Community 50
- York CITY under command OF i'illntu
Sir Robert l.. Lyon, gave military l''hIa' u'N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Gre4nwlch-st, S. 7j.7 It n Of Perry-st. 36.6XS4
Edgar Logan and wife 10 Reuben IA Barker.
l3th--L = 56.9 II g Of 4thst, 5U.0N irregular
John Ryan 10 Katharine NJ Ryan .............
25th.st II :, 10 II = oil 7tl-aye, 20N7s.9. two
afth part William + saucr and wife 10 Fred
erck q Sau.r ana another.
husband u Rafael Il GOWN.
75th-st : 3 "a II OF West End-ave, 137.4x
30; William II Harris and wife TO Edward
64th.st : - It OF Madison-ave, 2lxl00.5,
William \ Boyd, referee, 10 William Brewster
62d.st n = n 6 It c OF 4thaye, H6A6o 2; John
{; Norris and wife - Henry q Cooper..........
lOJth-st n s. $40 ft " OF fthaye * irregular
samuel Is Terry and wife to schuyler cars
kaddOn
1llth-st. n - 70.s It e Of 4th-aye. lj.llNlOO.li;
William T. BlOodgoOd and wife To George w
l1lrh-st, II :. I5a4 It Of 4th-ayc lj.llXlOo.ll;
tn siuc. :,
fl1th-st, II : $50 # Of 4th-aye. l5.llAlOO.1l;
shave r, 20 II : 1O7th-st, 301lXl0O; Will
Crimmins-aNc, :. p, r. or lfl,t--t, -Noo'
Catherine A Gibney 10 b II oiibney. ;;o,
Oakland Place, n = 100 II e Clfton-aNe, 22uO3;
Walnut-st = 30 70 ; Bcnder-st, 5oxlOOi Emma
We-tcheater ave, : 153 n Bronx River
Mary J Walker to Y, IL q haruoFd
Lot IA map Dickinson estate, 9th ward;
Hugh Camp to J Confess. '.'...''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
WINNERS AT GUTENBERG.

The races at Guttenburg yesterday resulted a.
First race-Sellng; beaten horses; six fnrlohgsd 70
Fred. 10 ard g. first RcmOrse. l. 70 a Ves.
second Baltriggan third. Panhandle oIo ran
Esian. Crocus Extra. Jessie o. and fiuse' ~
Time-1 043. O
Second race-Twoyear-olds Ave frlones. necond
20 and 10 o, first Blossom, 10 and 10 ., and
Euialie third Mabel A. F1orlnda. Bessie smith III"
Florence Dickey also ran. Time-i :03i2
{ TO 4 first: Experience to and 3 20 J. second lafS
Aonzo third. Lotion Zaldivar Estee. Lonsnae 'ro''
Indigo and Rey del Mar also Time-I'4-' s,..s
Fourth Isce-Fiye furloncs special weights Ms'9r
DAILY 10 and to g. first Major Joe. 70 anu slow
econo: Nick, third. Dalsyrian, AppoMae.oH' Lao ran
Dme-1 :01 o
FfA raSn-sslling: sx and a half furlongs. Ruth, .
and 70 ]. arst; Airplant. 10 ana " o. wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
DOWNFALL OF rAvomTEs AT MYSTIC PARK.

Boston, Sept. IL (specaD.-R'nk outsiders won most
OF the money al Mystic Park TO day The sport Degth
With the 80 trot In which Gray Dawn, the hy which
CON M ,,tch heats AZ Fleetwood the choice against
the field The hong struggle IN the 2:Si trot Furnished
capital sport Every heat fought from wire 10 wire
the nni-he, close and IN heat after heat four ana
five horse. would head and head u the "re o"t'
puIt lowered her seconds In the hrst neat
which be won by short heod and the second she won
by a no.. ONLY Then Gray Dawn showed III 'front.' WIN
ming two heats in close and driving finishes but sunsoh
drove Ionr miles with the understood My she
tired liter who had gone easy meats WIN NuVn'
sna,chsd the victory his two weary opoheh'' As
is Cuckoos frat win and her first appearance IN the
30 list Summarize:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
THE TIER REPORT.
-, TINE Nrv.ENGLAND COAST.

HIGH PRESSURE OFF THE NEW-FNGLAND COAST
,.,.,i,otop sept I2.-The loss prcrSd-e area has
, from, Fa.t IN Montana TO Nolth DaNot' III I"'Nc
h.,r, increasing depth; the area oil mIh Pfc',"' -
Central off tho southern Ncw-fnsand coast h"'" mas
f, u th, ONO and middle Mississippi valleys uc o'"
MIN, ia. risen Slightly Ia the lake region ana N'"
I.i,,5 and has remained really stationary elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
, rr,c, wuEELMAN's LONG RIDE.

this city competd twenty -four hour bicycle race against
time At O'Clock this afternoon. lie covered $50 miles
This f. new state record but IS twenty-five miles be-
hind the American record made by F. +. Spooner OF
Chicago The preyious record OBS miles held
ny r. Kluful Of Buffalo. Ferris finished in good
condition He was In the saddle % hours, IL minutes and