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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-02

rELEGRAPHIc NOTE.

albuquerque, New Mexico, wants
the COrbett- EitZsimmons battle. Dali
las, Texas, may not be able to secure
it on account of a recent decision by
the governor of the state, declaring
prize lighting Illegal.
The Durrant trial has been com
menced in san Francisco. A motion
vas made for change OF venue.
Bicycle champion Zimmerman left
New York on July 18th by American
line steamer st. Louis for tour OF the
world. BE thinks there are some
speedy wheeimen in Australia, and
viii consider himself fortunate II able
to defeat them. Should he do so, 1t Is
his intention 10 retire from active rae
ing.
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Northwest anu NOrInland. it IS an
offer of $3.50 in gold for babies born on
board its steamers. This does not
mean $3.50 for the first baby born on
either of the steamers, out $3.50 for
sacn succeeding steamer "a well. III
wins are born, the prize viii be $50
% gold for eacn twin, anu If 10 IS trip
cts each tripiet viii get $3.50, ana the
mother will also get $3.50, or $1,000 ali
-Ogether. There ~ out a single cOndi-
Ion attached 70 the offer, and that IS
that q committee of four officials OF
the company shall have Jne privilege
Of naming the baby. Returns VIII De
received at the termination or every
rip OF each steamer from now on
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BRUCE CARTWRIGHT.
NOTICE.

Since inserting tic u6OUe ADVERTISE
ulents, I hare leased Nos. 1, ,, 3, f
and : anal am l1O1g treating 10itb
parties FOR No. 8. LHuUe sold Nos 3,
4, 5 ana u ana am non treating
lgttb parties T0r No. 2. In each ana
eUeygy instance, those that LHuUe dealt
ruth admit that their attention gC18
attracted to n1y column from the fact
that then reud the PACIFIC CON-
lEERCLAL ADVERTISER. I take
this opportunity Of thanking that
newspaper FOR ITS UatlIu5Le assistance
ana I also nope that my success az the
past it the matter OF leasing anal
selling properties lUiLJ induce others
lgbo nlng hare real estate lcbich then
lgjsb .juoliciouslV ana 2rofta5lV
handled, to list their properties lgjtb
me. I charge ogiy @ small COM
mission FOR D1V services.
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT.
2Q-5
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FAsrEsr IN TIE NAvx.
Report Of the Inspection Board ON the
OIympia's Trial.

Report Of the Inspection Board on the
OIympiaSs Trial.
WAsHINGTON, July 16.-The sub
stance of the report of the Olympia
Inspection Board was made public
late in the day by Secretary Herbert.
TO shows for one thing that the Olym-
pia has broken the record OF American
Inen-Of-war, and that no ship IN At
lantic waters can equal her speed IN
der natural draught. The report is
made by Captain Frank Wilde, Presi-
dent OF the board.
He says all OF the evOlutiOns and
exercises prescribed by the order Gre
ating the board were carried out. The
ship underwent a full-speed natural
draught steam trial of four hours du-
ration. She developed 1916 knots
speed. During the trial every gun,
both of the main and secondary bat
teries, was fired. The minor deficien-
cies and defects found are unim-
pOrtant and generally of such charac-
ter that they may be corrected by the
ships artifcers.
It Is said the ship is to De fitted out
almost Immediately for service in Chi
nese waters.
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FOX SALE.

no. FOR SALE OR LEASE,
- Vacant Lot on Young street, near
Thomas Square. Desirable location near
the residence OF L. Dee. Price $1,000.
NO. GLAND AT KUMUELI, KA-
~ maio, Molokai. Price 1915. One
half expense OF deeds.
NO. HOUSE LOT AT KAMA
~ keia, No 10, near Lilina street. Ho-
noiulu; IS feet frontage by 2I1 feet deep.
Price $500.
House Lot at Kamakela No. l6, adjoin-
ing the above; % feet by 1895 feet.
Price $500.
All desirable lots. IN a healthy neigh
borhood. One-haf expense OF deeds.
MO. 81 ACRE OF FINE TARO
~ land. all in taro, located at Kama
kela; water right goes with the land.
Last years taro crop so q for over $500.
Price $1,000. One-hai expense OF deeds.
NO. 9.-BUILDING LOT AT AALA,
~ Palama, 5OxI5 feet, on Aala
lane. Price SI4OO. One-half expense OF
deeds.
MO. IO.-2 LOTS, EACH WITH TWO
~ story house, at Aala, Palama.
Price, together $3.50, or singiy $1,000
and $3.50. One half expense OF deeds.
MO. I1.-LOT WITH COTTAGES
~ on Punchbowl street, below Queen
street, near water front, viii ultimately
become hne business property. Price
$500. One-half expense OF deeds.
MO 1913 ACRES GRAZING AND
y Coffee lands at HOnokua, South
Kona, Hawaii.
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BRUCE CARTWRIGHT.
REAL ESTATE.
BROKERAGE.
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.

Especial facilities for handling Estates.
Trusts. 5uardianships and Private Busi-
ness. Moneys carefully invested; Loans
negotiated; Rents. Dividends and Inter
ssts collected. Property sold or leased
Tor a small commission.
General Manager for the Hawaiian Isl
ands for the following Insurance Com
panIes:
Equitable Lie Assurance Society OF the
United States. Assets s lS5, GA, SIC. 06
Commercial Union Assurance Compa-
ny, l. g.. OF London, Assets 1851, 7S6.00
Imperial Insurance Company, Id. OF
London. Assets. .-........... s., 362, O20 90
Lion Fire Insurance COMPANY.
Id, Cf London. d ssets. 81, l25, 900. 90
The Board OF Underwriters Of
New I Ork.
The National Board OF Marine Under
writer's OF New York.
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NAY CANCEL THE GEAST.
failure of the ,Iicaragus Canal 90 Build
a snort Channel

failure of the Sicaragus Canal 90 buiid
short Channel
[EU ORLEANS La July IA
private letter from Managua, Nicara-
gua, saws the concession granted sew
szraI wears ago TO the Maritime Canal
Company by the NIcaraguan Govern
znent, for the construction OF the
Nfcaraguan canal is for the second
time in great danger of being can
eelled.
The trouble Is caused by the prom
ise 20 build a canal at a point called
Ffpitapa, which would connect Lake
Nicaragua with Lake lIanagua.
When the concession was granted It
was agreed that in return q canal
would be built at this point within
three years after the beginning OF
work on tire main line. The time
limit placed upon the completion OF
This waterway expired Il October,
1892, and, as the company has made
40 steps toward carrying out its con-
tract, the Nicaragua Canal Company
VIII be notified shortly that the
Eicaraguan Government viii hold IL
TO its original proposition, and the
canal at FIpitapa must be constructed
and completed within a short period.
should the canal company either re-
fuse or neglect to carry out It's original
plan the concession viii be annuiled
finally and forever.
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svndIeats with S6,OOO-OOO TO Extend a
Telephone system i'm Empire.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-AmOng
the arrivals yesterday was Waiter
Francis Burns of the Standard Tele-
phone Company, New York, who Is
on mis- was TO Japan TO put IN a sys-
tenn OF telephones throughout the
empire.
1--WE have obtained an exclusive
franchise for Japan" he said, land
expect to put a system OF long distance
telephones all over the empire. We
will begin first in the cities OF Toxic
and Yokohama and build line to
connect them and then extend the line
20 other places.
''The company il composed OF New
York men and has capital OF S6,OOO,-
600. In consideration OF the cOnces-
sion we are giving the free use OF the
telephone service 10 municipal anu
government officers. / viii sail from
mere TO Japan on the I'D inst. A
number OF men to be employed in con-
structing the telephone system have
already gone 10 Japan"
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FOX LEASE.

NO. 5.-EHAT DESIRABLE LOT ON
n the West side OF Judd street, on the
Waikiki side OF the residence <. BOlte,
ESQ. This affords one OF the finest build
ing sites IN the city. A long lease on
moderate terms 10 q desirable tenant.
no. $50 ACRES OF LAND
B . more or Iess} convenient TO Homo
lulu; suitable for rice plantation. 4
long lease and easy terms will be made
with party sinking an arJesIan We'll on
same.
MO. g.-THE SPLENDID RESI-
~ dsncs ana grounds situate on the
corner OF BeretanIa and McCully streets,
Pawaa, Waikiki, recently occupied by
Q. L. Brito. The house Is modern with
all conveniences and the climate ana sur
roundings nealthfuI and pleasant. APP
ply 10 the undersigned.
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Lieutenant Brown Obtaining InfOrms
ton for the War Department.

Lieutenant Brown Obtaining InfOrms-
ton for the War Department
CHICAGO. July I6.-The Tribune's
Washington special says: It IS now
admitted at tie War department that
Lieutenant Brown of the army, one
of the ablest and most accomplished
Of the younger officers, Is obtaining
military Information on the Canadian
border, although the officials will not
give Information as to his where
abOuts lest it should get to the Cana
dian authorities and should make
trouble for MIN. Several times before
the War department mas sent officers
20 the Canadian frontier on similar
sFrands, out they have always been
discovered by the Canadians ana
been obliged TO return without get
ting much information. Lieutenant
Brown Is TO examine roads, streams
ana the country generally, with an
eye TO It's possible occupation.
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Russia anxious for the Withdrawal OF
Troops from China.

Russia anxious for the Withdrawal Of
Troops from China.
LONDON, July IA report from
st. Petersburg says that Prince LOba-
uOtf POtayiski, the Russian Minister
0f Foreign Affairs, on the 18th instant
requested Mr.. Nishi TOkijirO, the
Japanese Minister TO Russia, to state
Within what period the Japanese
would evacuate the Lao lung PENN
suia-
The Minister replied that Japan
would retain the territory IN ques-
ton until full payment OF the war in
demnity and compensation for the re-
uunciatiOn of Lao lung had been
made by the Chinese government.
Prince LObanOH refused TO accept
this answer, and at once Instructed the
Russian ambassador at Toxic 20 ask
the government TO name date for
the withdrawal OF all troops from the
Chinese mainland.
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ATTENTION!

Z WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
l. form my friends and the public that
am still IN the TinsmIth ana Plumbing
business. That I am now Ouerlng fo7
cash regular size 2x6 feet, Zinc Lined
Bath Tubs. with Plug, Chain and small
piece of pipe ready for connection tor
only SO each. also Stove Pipe at bed
rock prices in. 45c. length; ga IN,
40c. a length: in. o5C. q length.
~All kinds OF JObbing promptly
attended TO.
~Ring up Telephone 844 ana youI
orders will receive prompt attention a
Owest prices. JAS. MOTT. il.
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Notice

Hereafter all scales 70 Oe tested IOuId
De presented at the Office OF the Ceputy
Marshal between the hours oi 10 4. N.
and y u. on TT ESDAYS and FRIDAYS
of eacn week.
Heavy scales viii be tested wherever
placed upon a request being made
80 10 do. s.. D. BROWN,
Marshal.
EonoIuIu. August i. 1895 40rI-lt
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work on Panama Canal.

COLON tCOlOmbial, July 1.-THE
entire press of theIsthmus IS more than
ever satisfied that the construction OF
the Panama canal is as good as an
accom- piisned fact.
The recent visit OF the Nicaragua
Canal Commissioners from the United
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To A1uSicianS.

THE MISSES RICE, LATE OF
Il Melbourne, have located on
King street, Waikiki of j ,. AtherJou.
and VIII take pupils Tor tuition IN
FianOiorte and Singing. Telephone $50.
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Buggy For Sale.

AN ENCELLENTLY MADE. Al
u most new, g-DJl-mans driving
Buggy Can be seen at u West CARR
age shop, Masonic Temple, dotel aud
Alskea Streets. -C5J-lw
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Besides the above 1 have other desir-
able property for sale and lease. For
information call at the office,
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foecf{n n Grdwore 10,

Did it ever occur to you that may have
lust what you wants That it viii save you lots
of running around town to come direct to our
store2
IF you cannot spare the time ring up tele-
phone No 49, Give US your order and we will
see that you get Just what you want
Our clerks are all responsible men and can be
relied upon to send what you require
IF you are located on one of the otherIslands
we respect your orders and give them the same
prompt attention
Recently we have greatly enlarged our stock
IN each department and fell justified in asserting
that whatever you may need we can supply you.
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states mas tended 70 stir up rivalry 70
the Nicaragua scheme. The an
nOuncemOnC Is now made that work
viii begin here on grand scale in
August.
english Elections.
LONDON, July I5.-Cp to midnight
the returns from the Parliamentary
elections show the following results:
Conservatives, 200; Liberal Union
lists, 81; total L niOnIsts, z31; Liberals,
#; Parneilites, I; McCarthyites, J.;
Labor, {. Total, 292.
The seats which the Unionists have
secured IN the elections thus far neId
insure them majority OF thirty-JwO
in the next House, even If the re-
maiuder OF the seats 70 be voted on
remain the same as heretofore.
The chief event Of the day was the
defeat OF ex-POstmasJer-Gene Nor
ley, making the fourth eX-Minister
in Lord ROseDery's cabinet VINO has
been sent 70 sectusIOn.
EngIand's Big Cruiser Launched.
LONDON, July 1.-THE frst-cIass
uuarmOred cruiser Powerful, sister
ship TO the Terrible, was launched at
Barrow today. The new cruiser will
be much larger and greater ulspIace-
menE Cnan any OJner cruiser hereto
fore built by any nation. The Rus
sian cruiser, ROssi, now in course OF
construction, which viii have q dis
placement of over 1000 tons, prOoa-
bly, coming second.
May BE War.
NEW YORK, July IA special TO
the World from Lima, Peru, says:
Peru has answered BOliyia's ultima
tum, refusing to aCceed to the latter's
demand for satisfaction. BOlivia's
Minister TO Peru Is said to have asked
for mis- DassDOrtS.
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Cartwright Block. Merchant Street.
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NO
TICK
HERE

NO
TICK
HERE
Is what you hear IN most stores.
We have more ticks TO the square
Inch than any other jeweier IN
town. Ticks IN Silver anu Gold to
put IN your pocket, ana larger
ticks TO place on your wall or IN
YOUR parior. Watches from Sl.50
ND. SIERLlNG SLLF Eh
SPOONS 81 per dozen-FOrks to
match. Teaspoons 81 per dozen.
Cuff Buttons IN all styles ana de-
signs. Belt ana Scarf Pins galore.
WATCH OUR WINDOW.
BROWN q KUBEY,
Hotel street. Arlington Block.
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Honolulu, august /, 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston. June li-Luby such snap and bis sup
por, Indifferent to-day that the Bostons made every hit
count except the first four innings. Cunningham
finished Dolan pitched splendid game for the
home team a hit being made of his delivery until the
fifth inning. Attendance. 800. The score:
pSs;on ;:'................SS o-d
Basehits.Bos,on 10. Louisville Error Boston
ningham. and welch and Zahner. Umpire-Keefe.
Philadelphia June l1-Phadepha lost TO Cleveland in
an elevennnng game this afternoon. OConnor scored
the winning rum with two out, Youngs single The
game interesting throughout, The home could
not Young replaced Knel in the tenth and this
with a failure make hits when they needed. as
left bases show explains the result o Tebeau
hurt in collision with Sullivan at third base in the
fourth and gave way McGarr Attendance. 400 The
r 1s1sisnS %
~ sy.and ~ snd
Grady. Knell Young end thinner. umpire-Emse
Baltimore June 1.-THE home made three
stragh, by taking the mos; interesting game of the
series from Cincinnati to-day Smiths Bal
three in the first inning Only five hits were
OF Dwyer after the second inning Three Of these
cam. the eighth. a triple by Honer. on which the
winning scored Honer pitched we'll the visitors
finding him In only inning. A heavy rain just be-
fore the game caused the attendance 10 fall 10
1000 The
n Gsl,imo,s .::.:.:......S %
cl1sIsns % re
and Merritt. Umpres-Foreman and Hemmng
Washington, June li.-To-day's game was not began
until an hour after schedule time. rains during the
afternoon having made 1t impossible to get the grounds
in shape without liberal application Of sawdust Much
naturalization was felt with Murray umpire. The
home had a commanding lead until the sixth. when
the ba,ed stockdale for hits. which, with
4 base balls ne,ted them seven runs Mercer then
took sockdses place in the box and pitched good ball
Coogan being substituted at third. Miller. Of ST. Louis
was suffering from sprain~d hand and Dowd was trans
f.rred 10 his place. Breensein going to right Attend
ance l.. 100. The score
q, I",,. ...........O . o o 0 10
Dasehits- Washington II. 81. Louis H. Errors-Wash,
inrfon T. 81, Louis T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mercer ana
Mcclure: Ehret and PETIT, Umpire-Murray
Al observation-disclosures. I: wlkesbarre O.
At scranion-springhcld. =; Scranton. j.
Al Buna.o-Syracuse. s: Buffalo. 2
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q: Johnstown. II.
A, Amsterdam-schenectady. 10; Amsterdam o.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S: New-Orieans. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
GAND CIRCUIT DATES ARRANGED.

Rochester " w. June 1.-THE business meeting
OF the Grand Circuit Stewards. that has been In
session In this city. came TO close this afternoon
All OF the cities In the Grand Circuit were repre-
sented Colonel William Edwards. OF Cleveland,
was elected chairman of the meeting ana George
w Archer was made secretary. a communication
was received from the Philadelphia Association. say
ing tha, the management had decided ~ hold no
regular Circuit meet this year and the meet was
consequently declared OF. The schedule OF the
Circuit races for the was decided upon. and
Is as follows Saginaw. July - to 20 inclusive;
Detroit July Il and 22 Cleveland. July 20 To August
g. Buffalo August to IS: Rochester. August % and
q; New York August % to 30. Inclusive; Hartford
September 2 to &. The list OF purses that are to
be given a, the different places Is as follows Sast
nav $500, Detroit. 360.0V; Cleveland. $4,000; Buf
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PIRATES LOSE THE LEAD.
BOSTON WILL SET THE PACE FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP.
prs1r.s EXCELLENT WORK WINS THE GAME
FOR THE GIANTS - PITTsBuRG's
WRETCHED FIELDING.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-York P,sbug faltimors rnc1nan
Chicago 6. Brooklyn . .ievelana :. e. I ~
Boston H. Louisville D. lNas'is'o" TO- ''' LOUIS '
About four thousand people went to the foio
Grounds yesterday afternoon to witness the maj
~ame Of the present series between the New-York
and Pittsburg teams. To apparently weaken the
Giants seems to help the home team along, TOT
the local players did excellent work throughout
and they pulled the Pirates out OF the lead. with
something TO spare. Boston sets the pace IN 'he
race for the championship. and. as the ex-cham-
pions seem TO take the matter seriously this year.
the other teams will have hard time or II trying
10 head off the eaters Of beans.
The steady clnch OF those terrible Bostons
seemed to have bad enec' upon Manager Macks
men and the Pttsburgs all-around work yesterday
was not good enough to lead the second division. to
saw nothing OF the first. Their field work was par
ticularly bad much than the score shows. ana
the whole team seemed to be suffering from an at
tack of wind collie.
Rusie was the hero Of the day, and the big iei-
low was at his best, allowing four scattered mis-.
no two in one inning, while he struck out seven
men and gave only two bases on called balls me
mighty Hoosier was host In himself and he had
speed TO SELL stafford and Schriver did spleh-
didly 49,, ,
TIE Pittsburgs scored in the opening
inning but IL was Ruse's fault. Donovan TOOK
three bases on Wild throw by Doyle, and Cling
man was 10 first on called balls Beckleys MT
and a steal by Cngman brought in the two runs
NeW-York made two in the first and one each
in the fourth. fifth. sixth and seventh innings
second inning and Jennings took his place The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12

Az AGREEMENT TO ROW AND PLAY FOOTBALL.
AND BASEBALL. TOGETHER FOR TWO YEARS
Boston. June ii.-Harvard will engage In ath-
letic sports with Cornell for at least two years. be-
ginning with n football game next fall at Cam
bridge This IL result OF advances made by the
Athletic Committee at Harvard, which were grace
fully received on the part OF the Council on Ath-
letlcs at Cornell Harvard will not only play foot
ball and baseball. but will have chance to try
conclusions the water with the famous Cornell
crews. The exact terms made By Harvard and ac-
cepted by Cornell are follows: Football. game
at Cambridge In 1895; at Ithaca in 1886; baseball
game at Ithaca In 1896: Cambridge in 1897 row.
Ing. In 1896 and 1897. between June 10 and 80. at
New London such other place may be mutu.
ally agreed upon. This Is simply an alliance. and
not "A dual league. In the sense that either college,
Will refuse enter into athletic contests with any
other college.
Professor Ames says thar whether or not Har-
ward will engage In any contest with Yale depends
upon the attitude OF the Latter college. 1t IL not
very likely that Harvard will have much to do with
Yale for the next two years In an athletic way.
The boat race with Yale at least, will hardly come
OF as two four-ne races within a limited Tune
Is more than an average crew could stand.
The news OF the alliance with Cornell caused con-
siderable surprise at Harvard. as II was not even
known that negotiations were being made: There
IL a general feeling Of satisfaction among the STU
dents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-12
uARvARD-cORNELL CONTESTS.

Ithaca. n. Y. June 1.-THE Athletic Council OF
Cornell University at meeting held last ngh''
voted to accept proposition from the Athletic Com
mittee OF Harvard University for H~o years ar
rangement in baseball football and rowing begin
ming with the fall Of 1885, and including the
summer season OF 1897. The baseball and football
games are to be home-and- home contests taking
place alternately at Cambridge and Ithaca. Inc
university boat Is TO be rowed upon some
course to be selected by joint agreement. The
council also passed the following resolution relative
TO eligibility OF Cornell students to take part In In
tercollegiate athletics: ,, .
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paid. as ? recent power In local trotlng affairs Is
said To- have given IA reason. the nhnhHrnent
Will ind that storm OF Indignation VIII be
aroused as Robert Bonner has contributed more
toward the welfare Of the trotting TURF than amy
Ten men or any association OF trottlng horse men.
I'm the country. The trottlng associations should
unite and name the most valuable trotting stake
contested for In the country the Bonner Stakes.
I'm honor OF the man who has Kept alive the tro-
ting interests In this neighhorhood by all mean,
replace the name OF Robert Bonner where II served
for twenty i've years IA a beacon Hight TO every
lover OF the trotter throughout the length and
breadth Of the land.