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The herald., 1895-11-24

TO countsrsct tho glare Of sunshine on
sLow, cameras and q variety OF tnetru-
menls especially designed. NJ. Vallnt's
design Is to mako q complete anu ao-
cLrate survey of the Mont Blanc range
OF mountains as far as this can, by any
skill OF man, be accom- lished. from the
central and highest point of observation
In the prom lotion OF this purpt sc bs IN
tends on this occasion, II the weather
should h0ld up. to reuialn at the obssrva-
tory for a whols week. One wonders
what mont Blanc" Balmat, who was the
first to make the ascent OF the mountain,
which he did in 1855, or tbs SWISS
naturalist, De saussure, who ascended,
guided by Bslmst, in 1887, would have
sail ii they had bsen told that in
csn,ury's time a man Of their own order
would take up his abode there by the
week together. quietly nursing his map
making, ~ sufvsyors do In lover att
tudes. The value Of the work which N.
VaIlot 10 doing cannot Be overratsd, and
IL 10 bs,ne done wholly on his own re-
sponsibility, ana at his own exprnse The
has already expended 100000 frsnCs),
without any encouragement from either
the French government Of any learned
istics.-London News.
The herald., 1895-11-24
Bric-ss Brac of Native Wood

A clever New Yorker has made dis.
covery that bids fair to revolutionizs the
world of bric-a-brac. Whether he was
inspired to this by the beautiful tints and
polish OF the California redwood when
rightly treated, is not known, but he
has invented the art of making from our
various native woods the most exquisite
vases. Jars and boxes, rivaling in their
tints the famous peach blow and sang de
boeuf Vases, to say nothing OF the more
modest Dut not less beautiful golden gicw
of the RooK wood pottery
The art is a. yet in Its infancy, and 1t
may be some time before we will drink
from we den tea or coffee cups or eat
from wooden pl,tters, but for one. as
aousekeepar with large invoice of
ohlpped china. w,uld hail the day with
delight. The three pieces on exhibition
comprise rose jar made from cedar
inhsIes the odors Of s"Araby the hest, I"
aid which is OF an Undesirable golden
tone, a powder box, al of cedar, and
another IT elm, in ravishing sh adas Of
olive. Articles made from many different
woods wa soon BIZ on the market Of
prices which will not discourage imp Gu.
NOUS lovers of the beautiful.-New York
Herlad.
The herald., 1895-11-24
n. vallot's Survey Of Mont Blanc

NJ. Vall0t IS an eminent and wealthy
scientific man. resident in Par $, and his
hobby seems to bs MINT Blanc. He
has made the great ascent twenty times,
and six years ago he bailt at the summit
an Obss' vatory, which has hitherto with
stood the violent storms which at times
sweep over he mountain. II consists oi
2 living room and sleeping accommoda-
tions, with a li,tls gallery on the ROOF for
observation, and is built OF stons to q
eighth OF two or three feet nj then two
tbicknesses OF wood, built, as architects
say, on "ths batter" that is. sianting to-
course. tn offer surface Of less resistance
to tns wind than would bs the case WITH
perpendicular walls. Tbs little building
10 W II provis.oned and there are numer-
GUS scientific instruments available for
use whene :er NJ. ValloI can spend q few
DAYS there. On the present occas on the
portsr's burdens consisted largely If
theo 'oliets, made with darkereh glasses
The herald., 1895-11-24
AT THE HOTELS

J. II. Price OF New York is at the Ma
deau.
P. II. Winston of Oakland is ht the Ma
dean.
J.. II Heating Of New York is at the
Nadeau.
G.W. Mackie OF San Francisco is at tho
Nadeau.
George ". Hull Of New York is at the
Nadeau.
Mrs. W. s. Trip of San Diego is at the
Nsdeau.
e; B. Stone of wyalensing, Pa, is at the
Nadeau.
r. B. Bsrgns OF London is at the West
minister.
CIV. Stuart Of Chicago IL at the West
minater.
r. N: Atwood Of Chicago 10 at the Hol-
lsnbeok.
Henry Fisher OF Pittsburs is at tho
Hollenoeok.
H: C. Goodell of Sacramento is at the
Hollenbeok.
William Turner Of San Diego is at the
Holl beck.
B. W. Wood of Santa Anita IL at the
HolleL beck.
J. J. Evans OF San Francisco is at the
Hollenbtck.
George Stone Of San Francisco 10 at the
Westminster.
@. Coe and wife of New York are at the
Grand Pacific.
J. Williams Of San Diego Il at the
Grand Pacific.
g. II: Cobb OF Elmira, NY, II At the
Grand Pacific.
K. M. Miller Of Thorold, Canada, il at
the Grand Pacific.
E. p. Knuteson of La Crosse. Wis, IL
at the Grand Pacific.
Charles II. Hastings Of Sierra Madre Is
at the Westmins
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Arnold of Chicago
are at tho Westminster.
D. W. Hodge and vile of Buffalo, N. Y,
are Ut the Westminster.
B-iaadiev- General A. H. Pratt of Sever
Oaks is at the Hollenteck.
Judge George W. Puterbaugh of San
Diego is at the Hollenbeck.
A. NJ. Franklins and wife OF Phoenix,
Ariz., ara at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson of New
York are at the Westm n strr.
.. W. OaArs dCCou phUlou ny uln WIG
and child, is at the Westminster.
H. Clay Kellogg and wife are up from
Santa Ana and are at the Ramona. e..
Mrs. B. 7. Payne and Miss Payne have
arrived at the Ramona from Topeka,
Kas.
G. L. Parker, Charles Hubert and f.
o. Remnant OF San Diego are at the Ra
mona.
J. D. Wattsrson and wife and Mrs n.
D. Wattsrson of ClevslAnI, o., are at the
Nadeau.
]. s. Richardson, editor of the South
California Farmer of San Diego is at the
Ramona.
F. H. Solcman, representing C. Soda
man Jr. of San Francisco, importer OF
Japanese gouds, Is at the Hollenbeck.
Mrs. X. A. Bradley OF Bay City, Mich,
Mrs. r. q. BRADLEY of San Jose and J. II.
Benton of New York are party of tour.
lists at the Nadeau.
The herald., 1895-11-24
SAN BHRNARpINo

SAN RERNARDINO, Nov. CSC. P.
Huntington was in the city yesterday in
speeding the route of the new line Of
railroad from Redlands to San Bernar-
dino, Riverside, South Riverside and Pc
mona. Agents of the Southern Pacific
are at work securing rights of way
through Riverside to South Riverside, and
1t will not be long before the line now in
operation from Rediards via San Bernar-
dino to Riverside will be extended to PO-
mona. II is believed by mahy that the
recent sale OF the Highland motor was
really made to the Southern Pacific and
will be incorporated into the general
system OF the extension OF the branoh
lines.
The herald., 1895-11-24
SANTA MONICA
Electric Railway Extension and Street In.
provements

Electric Railway Extension and Street In.
provements
SANTA MONICA. Nov. 23.-The Pas.
adeha and Electric Railway company
have laid three hlocks of track and are
p pushing the work along Oregon avenue
toward the southstly city limits, having
called for the profile from City Engineer
Jane. They are only BUILDING one track,
showing positive that they intend to
build loop, an they have at Pasauena,
and come down on some other street,
propabv Utah avenue
The entire board OF trustees took spin
about town yesterday, the guests Of Mayor
GARLIC, accom- panieu by City Engineer
Janss. They first made a thorough in.
spection OF bridge No. and they decided
to take out 1858 fset OF the north side Of
the bridge and bill IN Ocean avenue the
entire width. They mad thorough in
spection OF the streets and discussed the
proposition of disposal Of the se wage hen
the forthcoming sewers are built They
lean toward q sewer farm similar to that
ut Pasadena.
MIR. sygar Of Riverside upent the day
here.
Among the recent arrivals at the Jack.
son are George +. How, Thomas Can field,
Avoca. Iowa; U. N. Bean. J. J. COmscok.
W. S. Wilson. Henry q. Bri X, John H..
Wood, Los Angeles; y. Harter, Ottum va,
Iowa: r. II. Paige and son, Lon ION.
England; MIR. AMI Mrs. George A. Ions
bury, Denver: Mrs. H. EssenRer, Las
Vegas, N. M. George A. Stons. Ga gland.
Messrs. John r. Smith and :. II. jack
son left today on . prospecting trip,
intending to be gone the entire winter.
They will look sftor some claims of Mr..
SMITHS also while out which promise
rich returns.
Mrs. Duncan McNee and child and Mrs.
Goldman OF ean Francisco arrived this
morning on the Santa Rosa and are guests
of the Jackson. The lauiss are sisters Of
Mrs.. F. 4. Jackson.
Mrs. Roswell L. Wright OF Chicago IL
spending few Days here.
Mrs. A. e. Jackson Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. II. Lawrence. at San
Francisco.
III. H.Voikman has returned after six
months absence travelling in the east and
old world.
Senator Cole OF Colegrove spent Friday
here.
Senator J. P. Jones left for Washing.
ton tnday.
Mrs. G. H. shelond and grand -daueh
ter, Miss Hazel Strickland. are visiting
Mrs. shelond's daughter. Mrs. E. B.
Wood worth.
The Lyceum Thsater company play
here Monday IN Trilby Mt Forssters' hall.
The herald., 1895-11-24

South Carolina tnirty-five. North Caro-
lima, With about the same area as Ne "
ties, divided among twenty sevsn states,
in which no newspapers are published,
viz, Texas, foIty-nine Virginia, twenty
six; North Carolina, twenty: Kentucky,
ei.hteen; South Dakota. eleven; Georgia,
Tennessee and Utah, ten each; North
Dakotah. six; Idaho Indian territory,
Michigan. New Mexico and Oklahoma,
three zach; Alabama, Florida and Ne
vada, two each, and Arizona. Arkansas
and California, Louisiana, Minnesota.
Mississippi. Montana, Vermont, West
Virginia and Wyoming. one each.- Print
ers' Ink,
The herald., 1895-11-24
INGLEWOOD

JNGLEWOOD, Nov. 23.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Thomas of Glendora we're hero
Thursday boxing az the lands in the
Olive Branch colony.
Mr.. d. Freeman recently had the sand
pumped out of his srtesian wells. greatly
increasing the flow of water.
The Dem crest oratoricsl gilver media
contest, under the neuaFnment of Miss
Alice Conner, took pl CO | the hall OF
the school building Frid wing in
the presence of Ia audience. The
cnntt stants were Stew { LluehIin, Lena
Thompson, Harry Grfti,n, Lille Lee. W.
Y. i. Thompson and John Lee, all resi-
dents OF 1nglrwood. Miss Lille Lee won
the silver medal. The judges we're Messrs.
Thomas, Eshelman and Venable.
The herald., 1895-11-24
CARLSBAD

CARLSBAD. Nov. 23.-Aocording to
appointment Jessie r. Grant and .udge
George J. Pute.bangh met .he citizens Of
this place at Hotel Carlsbad today to ,on-
alder the water question. They propose
to furnish water on or before April l,
1897, to the San Luis Rev valley Guajome,
San Marcos, Vista, South Ocranside,
Carlsbad, Enoinitas and adjacent terri
tory. provided 2oU0 inches are contracted
for at $50 per miners inch, perpetual
flow with an annual rental of $50 year
per inch after five years. The project Of
water seems to have brought new lite and
en.rgy 10 our people.
The herald., 1895-11-24
HIS Worlds Fair Re cords Gone

Probably ha most unfortunate part of
the are at.Senator Palmer's hoine Tues
day morning IS the destruction of his
complete collection of worlds fair rec.
OF s. Mr.. P liner said tonight that 1t bad
cost him $500 0 to gather them and he
$lo,o as tuey were the onlv complete
records of the fair in existence. Among
other things destroyed which the senator
priz ID highly were his china and plate,
valued at $500, and 20u0 valuable books
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The herald., 1895-11-24

Mrs. Walter Cox was injured by being
thrown out of wagon ON Buena Vista
street yesterday afternoon about 8 oclock.
In company with her husband she was
driving In from Burbank wnsn they we're
run into by heavy team going north.
She faint d and was carried into the
house of Otfic' Miles Long, where Mrs.
Long resuscitated her. Cox was not
hurt. He was driving on the wrong side
of the street and was to blame.
The herald., 1895-11-24
Counties In tho Unl,dd States

The fifty-one etates and territories are
supdiv;aeu into 2s49 C unties. Texas
leads, with Pa, and Delaware is at the
small end. with only three. New England
has but fifty three counties, while New
YORK, with smaller territory. has sixty !;
Arkansas, seventy-ive; Virginia, 104
and Georgia, 1877. Maine has sixty and
The herald., 1895-11-24
The Mechanic
Will
find here
a more complete
line of Tools than has

ever been carried in Los
Angeles, and that, too at prices
which are long way lower than the
lowest he has ever paid, to say nothing of
the assortment and the qualities We are
going to make it an inducement for you to trade
with us just on price alone. If we can't save you
money we won't ask for your trade. If we do save
you money, then your business sense will tell you to
buy here.
The herald., 1895-11-24

The headlights of the locomotive en-
Gins on Maine railroads arttact the deer
from the forests. and numbers of the ami
mails are heing kill.d by the sngih es.
The herald., 1895-11-24

N. M. Siglie of the firm Of J X. Loup
Co., who has been gu lite i'll for the
past week, is rapidly convalescing.
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MouNpsyIhLG

a sIlsesliansout M7IanGs OF Minor MIt.
tsrS fssm MNsshllrN G~;sSpaHS.
The EpworLh League will hold It's last
social OF the season this evening at tho
palallal home Of sheriff o. q. Mathews.
His son, William b., Of Washington, D..
O.. IL expected to DO home, in whose
honor II Is to be held. Several weeks
have been spent In preparing a rich
musical and literary entertainment, and
the occasion will indeed DO very
pleasant one.
Circuit court was held yesterday by
Judge PAUL. A intge amount OF chanc-
DRY business was disposed OF. The larg.
est number OF lawyers at one session for
long time was 10 attendance. BY act
ual count they numbered twenty.
Col. ]. L. Hooton and family will oc.
cupy their cottage on tho camp ground
after Thursday. Mr. q. II. Griffith
will also move to the camp ground this
week.
]. W. Gallahcr purchasod tho Rulong
property, on Thompson avenue, in tho
lower ward, sold at special commits.
sionor'S sale OIL Tuesday for $500
W. b. Humphrey arrived home from
Baltimore on Tuesday. ie has disposed
Of his interest In the Maryland Broom
Co., Of that city.
Roy. @. W. Grimes married q couple
Monday evanina la.t who hadn't cont
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LOCAL nnsvIrIH&
Matter. ., Mlupr iIpn,as In aul About
tho CITY.

Matters OF MInpr iI"n,ns In aul About
tho CITY.
The Crown Institute has moved from
Wheeling 10 the De Haas property, In
Martins Ferry.
A PARTY Of young people Of Mattiu's
Ferry will picnic a. Wheeling park to-
morrow evening.
TnR Sunday school Of the Third Pres.
bytUrinn church will picnic At Belmont
park, down the river, on Thursday,
THERE was not case on the docket at
midnight for this mornings police
conrL There have been only three
cases In court so far this week.
soME Moundsville parties who held
stock In an oil lease 10 tho sisterIvllle
field sold out yesterday at an advance Ut
100 per cent, to Wheeling parties.
OsE plain drunk paid 81 aud costs in
the police court yesterday, aud Clara
Williams, also 4 drunk, but scarcely
plain, went to jail Tor liIeon days In de.
fault Of s. ana CosIA
Tag walls and windows about iowa
ARE we'll covered with tho postors aud
Autographs Of PaWnso DilPs Wild West
show. and the small boy II II anything
more eager for iA comiuS lhaa Il II were
a circnA
CONTRACTORS for sewer construction
and street paving will notice 10 another
part Of this mornings paper advertise.
ments for proposals for tho work to DO
done for the board OF public works this
season.
A HUsrED water pipe which has given
some trouble on Fourteenth str0et at
the ISrELLlGESCsR alley, was repaired
by tho water works force yesterday. II
il ono of q series Of similar repairs
about town In tho past week.
LAST night John Shutters was riding
a bicycle down Jacob street when lie
ran into Miss Callis Baird, knocking
her down aud lnjuhng hor painfully.
She lives on East Sixteenth street. By
islanders picked her up and medical aid
was summoned,
To.NIGnr Morning Star lodge No. 2, K.
Of r., will initiate live candidates into
tho page rank aud twonty into the
knight rank, after which the candidates
will DO banqnetod, ]. Q. Gray Is chan.
cellor commander and Isaac Thornton
keeper Of records and aoals.
Foun summon cars for tho Wheeling
Railway arrived yesterday over the
Wheeling & Lake Eric railroad from
JeWOlt, o. They are beauties They
were Transferred 10 tho Baltimore &
Ohio east Of town aud sont to the barns
la tho south and to bs put on the trucks
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value tn health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs,
Its excellence Is due to It's presenting
In tile form most acceptable and pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreEhing and truly
beneficial properties of n perfect lax
alive; ehectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches aud feyers
aud permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
heys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup of Figs IL for sale by all drug
gists IN SOC and 81 hotties, but it is matt
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being we'll informed, you will moi
accept any substitute If offered
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MARTINS FRnttY.
napS aui MIshap. In tho Thriving CITY
Across tho River.

uapS anl MIshaps In the Thriving CITY
Across tho River.
The members Of the nine lodges Of
Odd Fellows in this district and their
wives, daughters aud sisters will nave
an outing at Epworth Park on Monday,
September 9. A meeting will DO held at
Bridgeport on Saturday evening to COM
plete the arrangements
Yesterday J. I. Hanes sold the John
Holmes property on Pearl stree! TO
Thomas ]. Johns. David Williams, a
tin worker, who arrived from Wales on
Monday, will move into 1t to-day.
The meeting Of tho Home Missionary
Society OF tho NJ. L. church at tho resi-
denco Of S. J. Anthony last night was a
very enjoyable one. II concluded with
music nnd refreshments.
Ono OF the wagons OF tho Belmont
Brewing Company upse! on the county
road last evening, creating some excite
ment The wagon was loaded with
200 pounds OF malt.
Frank Erwin was presented with n
hno gold |. .. o. +. pin by the Odd
FelloWa as mark OF appreciation for
services rendered at tho recent annivor-
sary.
Tho Terminal Railway Company is re-
pairing the trestie near the Belmont
brewery aud making new crossings.
Miss wrichtman, Of Allegheny, Pa,
and Miss Maud Medill, al Horkvtlle,
called on friends here yeitsrday.
J. r. and Robert Wilson, the laundry
men, caught u frog near Burlington
weighing two and one'haIi pounds.
Tho Oriental Banjo, Mandolin and
Guitar Club played at the springer-COSS
wedding last night
Quite number oil Martins Ferry
people will go 10 FraepOrt tomorrow to
hear THlmage.
Harry Romick camO up from ClarnR.
ton Yesterday, and brought an eighteen
pound catfish.
Sixteen couples attended tho private
picnic given by the Cecil orchestra at
StOele's Grove.
William snlkcld goes to Clarlngton
to-day to visit tue Jolly Pathdnders
Fishing club.
Harry CheIscll arrived last night from
Cleveland. lie made tho rou nd trip on
his wheel.
Miss Plorrc Coleman returned last
night from an extended visit at Pitts.
burRh.
Mrs Martin Myers and Mrs. A.
Greer arc visiting friends down tho
river
Miss Maggie shrodos is visiting her
brother, Doe Shrodes, at Rt1dy's Lake,
Mrs. Stanton McNEustors and son Wis
tied Martins Forry friends yesterday.
George CrmmCl. Of MoundsvIllO, is
visiting tho family OF W. 4. Garrett.
Mira jessie Armstrong, OF lenno'soo,
iS Visiting Mrs. j, d. Gillespie.
Preston Jones. who has been sick six
weoks, Ia able to ba out again.
Mira. j. Y. Patterson, Of Allegheny, is
visiting old friends hero,
Mira. George wobbpt WINS consider.
ably boLtOr last night.
Frank Anthony was at dould'S Sta
tiOi Yesterday.
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to pay fees, Both parties came from
Pennsylvania,
Wilbur Dloyd, Of GAINESVILLE, o., i
spending few days with his brothers
]. A. and j. Il. Boyd.
Alias Laura Hornbrook returned yes.
terday from q pleasant visit to friends
at Powhatan, Ohio.
DR.. aud Mira Lindsay, Of BuchanuOn,
left yesterday aitnr visit OF lew days
on the camp ground.
Misses Nellie and Nettio Bender, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are visiting tho family
OF q, G. Reppeto.
Milo Francis returned Tuesday from
visit OF several weeks to his brother at
Warrington.
Prison Clerk ]. W. Wollmau leaveI
this morning Tor Wayne county.
T. j, Patton has gone on business
trip Wost.
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A NEW DgpAaTuRE-HousE q HeRRMANN.
A New Departure.

Wewill begin Monday, July
|, to inauglarate a movement
which we will continue to car
ny out twice a year, July and
January, and that is a Semi
Annual Sale OF High Glass
Furniture. AS we have made
up our mind that we will not
carry any high grade goods
over, and recognizing the fact
that the only way to dispose OF
them in an off season is to
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TIE SITUATION now.

BaTroWa Goes After the Washington Pso'
pis-Ths Lima Team AiAy DO TrnnSfsr.
red There.
AZ will be seen by the above special
dispatch TO the ISTELLIoRSoEa, the Lima
team is out Of the league and 1t becomes
necessary to secure another town to al
the gap. Washington, Pa, was very
anxious to get In foT days ago and the
Pennsylyanians viii now have an oppor-
unity to secure Lima's berth, Secretary
BarroWS, OF the Wheslings, heard OF tho
Lima disaster yesterday morning and
lett for Pittsburgh and Washington
Rt noon. He received dispatch from
President Xisglsr, before leaving, TELL
ing him to go to Warrington aud en-
deaVor to secure THAT towns entrance
20 tho league. He telegraphod the Lima
players to remain there until ho had ln-
veStlgaled the situation, with the pur.
pose OF giving Washington the best Of
the Lima men. To-day It will probably
ke known whether the WAshingIonians
are in q position to come in,
The Lima disaster cau'esa mlx.up on
the schedule, aud Us told in a special
below, the Twins and Wheeling have
been scheduled to play here
Saturday, with two games on that
day. On Friday the Wheelings will
contest with the Brooklyn National
League club. In the series just concluded
Wheeling has won four in seven games
from the Twins. The teams are 80 evon-
u matched that every Contes! iS sure 10
be exciting and for blood.
Manager White aud the Wheeling
team arrived In the city this morning
at 1880 o'clock, having come from
UhrIchsvllle In q coach attached to a
coal train. II seems that there will be
NO game to-day. ne Was scheduled spe.
ciaIIy BY President ZeVIer, AMI instead
the Twins and Wheeling will play two
games on Saturday.
White received a telegram late last
night from ono Of thu gentleman behind
the Lima club in which he says tina. an
effort will be made to-day to reorganize
the club and stay in the league. TAX.
ing into consideration the rather doubt.
iul situation At Washington, as detailed
elsewhere, this would he probably the
beat move for the league
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The PFiIS List WA bS Printed Tomorrow
storntuG--ThS EulFleI.
The prize list for the ISTELLIaESoEE
road race, which comes OF next wednsI.
day, the l7th,will bs printed tomorrow.
It is as yet incomplete, but will number
over dozen prizes OF as large value as
those competed for last year. Tho bids
for tho wheel to DO furnished by the In
TELLidESCgR will DO opened to-day and
the machine selected.
Entries should DO sent In at once, as
they win close next Monday evening at
o'clock. I.sster X, Dillon, the Wlnner
Of last years race. may not bs able to
compete this year. as lie recently suffer-
ed injuries by fall from his wheel.