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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-29
BESIDE THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH.

Under this title Ian Maclaren has given
a series of pictures of Caledonian life. A
wholesome morality pervades the book,
and homely subjects are clothed in lit.
erary garb that renders them exceedingly
attractive. Hall Game recently declared
that the leading characters in his books
were in reality drawn from scriptural ideas,
and it may be observed Of Ian Maclaren
that if the same may not be said of his
books, it is nevertheless evident that he is
not only a fervent and deep scriptural
scholar, but that much of his inspiration
is derived from biblical sources. Maclar-
ems merit, in literary sense, is high, and
he is, perhaps, at his best in depicting
Scottish scenes and analyzing the sturdy
character that must forever constitute a
large part of the fame of the Scottish high
lands E. A. Weeks & Co., Chicago.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

Die tiir;li@ itattsebabten ltaruben
unter ben 8ersleuten lit oer Trantlin
Mine bel 0irsinia in st. Souls @ountp
i'm nSrbli@en N&inneiota ioQen ibren
@runb barir sebabt boben, bab bic 9(rz
better iiber einen Monat lang teinen
2obu ausbe;ablt erbielten. @enerals
Mbiutant Mublbers ueroient beBbalb
aue Mnertennuus bafir, bab er es per-
meiserte, @taatssGruppem na@ bortbin
~ i@ideu, I'M bic Streiter im 3aum gu
balten. 0iel usrniinftiser mdre es in
oielem Sale ii@er semeien, ben Mrbeitern
anitatt ben @ienenbeiiseru, bic bduiis
Grubel nit ibren Mnseitellten baben iol>
len, beisuiteben; benn benz Irbeiter ieis
men at unb fir ii@ i@on tiirSli@ 5use>
me0enen 2obn nod 3urildjubalten 1T
cine Snfamie, bic unter teinen l1mitan::
ben 9ebulbet ,perben iollte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
Sleepp Gpe 9feui9feitcn.

Mm @amitas finbet babier cine vSpe>
Notwithstanding itatt, III uelder
orinsenbe @ei@dfte GUT Verbanbluns
tommen meroen.
Mn iebem Sage finbet iid cine Mense
8elu9er ein, INN bic &uinen bes S@ul>
bauies III @u9eni@ein gu nebmen.
6enrp 3ieste, Voriteber bes bieIsen
Gelesrapbenamtes, bemirtbete ant letten
Mittmo@ Supt. @raues uon Winona,
M6t. @upt. s. 9l. Stemart BON Eracp,
iomie mebrere anbere Beamte ter Nortbs
meitern Babn.
SRI. Musuita Mnoerion uon bier bat
einen @uf an bic S9ulen uon Gprin9>
fielb erbalten.
l1nlere Muble muroe am Oienita9
I'M folse uon n0tbi9en Neparaturen 3eit>
meili9 sei@loiien.
SRI. Bromne, ieit mebreren Sabren
cine unlerer beiten 2ebrerinnen, bat ibre
@te0e nieoer9elest uno S5rl. @aton,,
wel9e uon Der @taats:ltniuerlitdt graz
buirte, murbe ;u beren 9ea@folserin
erndnnt.
l1nter Goutrattor Mm. @teinte 9eben
bic Wrbeiten an benz neuen Oebuff>8lod
RAID poran. Die at Tree Na9el & 80
uon Nem l1lm uersebenen maurerarbeis
ten ioQen iofort in Wn9rifi 9enommen
perben.
Die @9luBpruiun9en ber @raoui>
renoen BET 9o@l9ultlaNe finoen am 8.
Suni itatt. Die &laile beitebt aus ben
Tolaenoen: Sennie Matbeion, Nena
6rant, Wm. &. Owens, Nnsus W}c>
9&ae, Geo. McGartbp uno glmberit
Bingham.
Sn bet @piscopaltir@e fanben an,
Treitas Nbenb our@ 8ii3of Gilbert
Gonfirmations>@rercitien itatt.
Sionep@aQasber, pel@er bic @taatsz
l1niueriitdt beiu@t, traf am Montas 3uz
bauie elm, um feline Terien 6abier gu
perbrin9en.
SIM Sitter uon SO Sabren itarb in
letter Wo@e @bilip Petermonn an elmer
@ebirni@mulit, ,pel@e in einen S@la9>
fluff ausartete. Der Ser itorbene mar
aus Deuti@lanb 9ebiirti9 uno wobnte
felt e:ner &e.be BON Sabren n0rbli9 Don
ber Stabt. Seine Wittwe, 9eb. Neu>
mann, unb flint T0@ter betrauern ben
0erluit Il bes @atten unb Caters. Den
Sointerbliebenen unier innisites 8eileib.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
9aS Spri9,uort ves re9uet nidt,

9as Spri@'uort res resnet ni@t,
es sieBt slei@," finoet jett AUDI ouf bic
beuti9e &esieruns 9lnwenouns. Der
&ei@stos bat aud bic Gabatslteuer abs
selebnt unb baour@ lit bic Situation
nod unsemiitbli@er seworben, ais iie
Der l1mitur3 oer l1mitur;sVorlase ses
ma@t battle. Sm prin3ip mar bic erz
bObte EabotsSteuer ni@t 10 gan; gu
ueruerfen. 9lber uer benz Deuti9en
ieinen rGabat" beiteuert, 1T ein Teino
uuo nit iol&en Diusen muB eben elm
Staatsmann re9nen. Gin Tabats> >Mos
nopol ldBt ii@ eber uertbeibisen ais cine
bobe Tabatiteuer, unb es mar uorauss
3uieben, boB ber 0tei@stas AUDI bieie
0orlase ni@t annebmen weroe. &aiier
@ilbelm mirb gut tbun, bic Nrbeit an
ieineu, sroBen militdrii@sitratesii@en
@erte su unterbre@en unb ii@ Elm me-
Mig nit politii@er Stratesie gu bei@afz
tiaen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
0ct@dttS.Nottaen.

\ Carl @ebier bat ioeben cine bibi9e
Musmabl Teniter= &oQeaur (Window
Shades) erbalten, bic ct bldg gum
8ertauf ausbietet. 8
\ *Gine tuble Blonbe, mit'n @ilta wiez
Der gu baben beim Tran; Yurs ST.. II
y 3u uertaufen iino smolf frii9melz
tenoe &iibe Bel =. Stube. I
\ Deuti@e 9etrodnete @irnen (6uo.
ielu) iinb wieoer i'm Store uon s. & W.
So fer gu baben.
\ Senbet Cure Torberunsen mesen
Geueri&aoen sesen @iienbabnseieui@ai>
ten uno @u@er (Usury) cn 6. 6.
Bu.te, l0l5 81. .. Yife Building,
Minneapolis. Beiten Gmpfeblunsen.
Seine Soften ,uenn Sbr Cure @nti9d>
bi9un9 nt4t betommt. cow ba
@uten sebrannten &adee 3u 20
@ts. bas Yfunb Bel s. & u. t6ofer.
\ Sir Gamilieusebrau@ bat Tr.
Burg Sr. elm frii@es Eager einbeimis
i9er iomie i,nportirter @etre, Bhis.
ties, 8ranoies unb Gin einseleet uno
t0nnen b,eielben in beliebisen Quanti>
tdten ;u ben biQi9iten Preiien bel linn
be;o9en weroen. l3
+ Grtrafeine S@intenmur1t, gang
frii9, ioeben einsetroffen I'M @ei9dft
uon S. & u. 9ofer.
+ benrp Grone ma9t biermit Be-
tannt, baB ct auf ieinem alien Plab im
8ai iement uon @@ell's @ebaube an Der
@de pon Minnelota> unb 2. NorbitraBe
na9 .pie por Butter unb Gier tauft uno
ben bo&iten marttpreis in Gaib oafar
bejablt.
n 6rii@er Early Amber 3uder>
9arantirt baB Ct wd9t, tn
ber pionier>Npotbete uon Nnb. $. @d>
itein gu baben.
+ Die beriibmten New Process"
unb "Quick Meal' @alolin>Oefen,
bic beiten i'm Martt, iinb i'm @ei@aft
uou $. 2auoeni@ldser gu baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
Mag fit Sie 10 biel tbun.

6err Treb Miiller Don crwims, Su., i9reibt,
bab ct lon9e Sabre eiu i9weres yierenleioe,,
bate uno ;eit,ueilis srobe Sdmer;en i'm Hii=
deu; aud bab CT OIL Der Slale lit. ST 9e=
brau9te piele lo9enamnte 9tierenbeilmttel,
oSer erfolslos. 9or etwa eiaem Sabre uerz
lu@te ct Glettriiden Sitters mnb fanb balb
Grlei1terun9. Gleftril9er Sitters 1T belom=
bers fir 9tiereu= ,lnb 9eberleiben eeei9net ,,nb
9iebt oft {oiorti9e 0inberuus. Gin yeriu9
uirb bies beweiieu. Cine 9roBe Slal1e uur
so Gents lit .. ". Olieus Npotbete. 6
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
Gourtlano 9fadridten.

Geo. 6. Senien bat bas ReiIen fir
ben Carpet Stret9er" aufseseben. Gr
meint, bas &eiien luare sans i90n, aber
man iei babel INNER gu nett BON Muts
tern.
Der vslorreide Gierte" ioll in bieiem
Sabre oabier lit srobartiser @eiie sez
feiert weroen. Wer li9 an ienem Gage
gut omiiliren wiu, iolte na9 Gourtlano
tommen.
Saul S9mebemanm, @eiienber fir
$. g. &iliinser & 60. in Milmautee.
beiu@tc AM Montas unb Dien flag feline
bieiisen &unoeu.
q. 6. Senien unb Otto &i@art
madten am Sonnta9 einen Wbite@er
na9 Nem ulm.
Gbas. gostel unb @emablin meilten
iiber Sonutas bel gilbert Greitas auf
9elu9.
llnler neuer ,6arbmare Store nebit
Qumberparb MAIDEN slanSenbe @ei9afte.
!6err Rc&ae 1T AUDI serabe ber Mann,
nm bas @el@aft in fotten. Gang 81 ers
balten.
StraBen:G Gommi1dr Manweiler 1T on
Der Irbeit, an ber 2. StraBe cine itei>
nerne &reu;uns ;u le9en. Dies mar
ieit !am9em elm 8eourfnib.
Der pom Comm erworbcne neue @oab>
@raber wurbe letie @o@e probirt uno
arbeitet ausse;ei@net.
6srmann @intel leibet an &beumatis>
mus. ST itebt unter Bebanbluns uon
Or. Griti@e.
@bas. 6auenitein uon Nem ulm be-
fano ii@ ant Montas sei@dftsbalber in
unierer Wtitte.
Die eilerne Bride Iber ben &leinen
@ottonmoobfuB 1T nunmebr fertisse>
iteut, mirb aber pabri@einl;@ menis be-
nutt lperben, ba bic ielbe ii9 auf einen
gang uertebrten Ylat befinbet. 6dtten
ii@ bic Gounty>@ @ommiFdre uon Blue
@artb @ountp nit unierem Stdbt@en in
@erbinbuns seiett uno semeini@aftli@
cine Bride an seei9neter Stelle iiber
ben Minneiotafub sebaut, 10 mdre elmer
lansit sefdblten Notbmenoisteit obse>
bolfen morben.
@ourtlanb iiebt nit Stolj auf feline
neuen, 8 TuB breiten Seitenme9e.
geo. @. S9lottmann bat ben um>
bou ieines 9otels uo1enoet unb beiitt
nun bas i9onIte 2ofal in @ourtlan6.
Trit @iltirss neue&eiiben3 lit nabe5u
uoQenoet. @err Wiltin9 uiro feline al
ten Gage ior9enlos uerleben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
0ermti@teS-

Ser Gobten9raber zines
i@ottii@en Dorfes wollte oer wsasb bes
Dortpfarrers einen 9eiratbsantras itelz
len uno sins babel in itrens sei&aftss
maBiser Weiie uor. gr bat iene, einmol
nit inn aus3useben. Dabei fabrte ct
iie na@ benz Orte ie.ner Gbdtisteit nno
sins gang i@ueiseno neben ibr ber, bis
ct, an elmer se1piilen Steue oes Trieoz
bofes ansetommen, ioste: "@ieb bier,
Seannie, bier liesen meine 9lnseborisen
unb bier miu au@ i'd bereinit ausruben.
8urtef Du ni6t emit nit bier lie9en
wolleu?"- @ie nidte, unb oamit mar
bic @a@e fertis.
Sill ben 9 au elmer neuen gabn,
weldbe @aliforniem Don Dem briidenoen
Monopol bet Soutbern Paciflcbabn be-
freien ioQ, 1T bereits Elm &apital pom
50, 500, 900 ee3ei@net poroen. Cine
Tolse bauon lit, oaB bic @etriebsleiter
Der letteren bic Tra@tsebiibren fir fris
l@es Oblt 3ur @erienouns na@ benz
Often UNI 40 procent berobaeiett ba>
ben. Dariber berri@t sroBe 6reuoe
unter ben Obf3l@tern. Benn aber bic
6erabiebuns ben @ifer fir ben Bau Der
@onturrenSbabn ertalten 'na@t, ~iro bic
Treuoe ni4t BON lanser Dauer iein.
Mnfanss letterW . DE ~uroe
in Minneapolis nit ben @runoarbeiten
,um Bau zines neuen Dammes, etmo
500 garos unterbalb BET ct. Mntbonp
TaQe, besonnen. Ser Damm lit baraul
bere4net, bic Waiiertraft um 10000
pierbetroft gu erb0ben uno 6. u Pillss
burp, an ber @Yite BET Piqsburp:
Waibburn Tlour miQs Company, 1T
ber urbeber oes Plones. Snsenieur
Wm. be la Barre ,piro ben Bau leiten,
oe0en gouenouns sesen $3.50 erfors
bern wiro.
Sobn Barri { II uon st. Paul,
Elm iunser Mann pom 2e Sabren, BET
aussanss 6ebruar BON einem to1en
6unbe qebiiien wurbe, lit ant Montas
unter ben fiir@terli@iten S@merSen an
ber Toumutb 9etorben. @ufau Stapf,
Der frabere S&atmeiiter uon Glib ct.
Saul, ber GUT ielben 3eit ME 8arriiou
pon benz touen 6unbe sebiilen ,purot
uno ber ieiner 3eit uorii@tis senus mar,
bic erbaltene Q8unoe ousbei3en 3u lanen,
1T uorii@tsbalber na@ @bica9o sereilt,
um ii@ in bem eortisen Paifeuri@eu
! Snititute bebanbeln gu la6en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
JOS. A. ECKSTE|N,
:WemtSantpalt 1ttto Notar,
o1om 111m 111inn.

11em l1lm, u1inn.
geioubere Mufnert rtlan1tet ,pirb ben Ser
rhaubluuee,1 int Waileu9eri9t probate
.Court) bon Bro1pu llub g{icouet County 9e=
3.4pibmet. - Beiittitel >ueroen nnteriu9t nnb
:.perpoQitdubi9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23

y Cine tible Blonbe, mit'n @ilta tute>
bet gu baben beim Tran3 Burg ST. IL
y Trii@er @rasia,men pom oQen Sor>
ten ;it biQi9 1T ber Ipotbete Don Inb.
s. Gdfeiu 3u baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-05-23
3eutfutarb cttcu.
8udlel18 Mrnic1=Gal6e.

Ole bette Salbe in Der gslt fir Sdntitruunben
(Quetjdunseu, 8unben, geidwiire SaI;nub, Jle4ten
aufseiprunsene panbe, JroitbeuIen Sibnsrausen nnb
ale 9autasida9e unb beilt unfeblbor 9amorrboieen.
luns uerlanst. 0reis 25 Gents bic Sdabtel. gu bas
ben bel .. VI. Often, Nerp lllm. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
AboMmows
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.'
Supplied under Royal Warrants to
Her Majesty the Queen Of England,
and to His Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales.

but an indication of good hard racing condition
as well. Masco; has big contract before him Tor
next week. special race having been arranged De-
tween the 2pA PAGER in single harness 10 suiky ana
the fast horse Budd Doble 2:lSi2. Aitched with run
ming mate. Mascot s. TO all appearances. as good
ever he was. and his driver says ne expects MIN
to win even against the runner-pacer combination
Andrews also worked Mr. Simpsons bay colt
Stately, four year-old by Hummer In 2:2l2' whlle
Katie Greenlander. black Ally "y the two-mHe
champion Greenlander. from the same stable paced
a mile IN 2Ol. for Andrews. She is entered IN the
2:2S class at Fleetwood. 49,, -. .,o ,o,. was
Perhaps the most notable trial OF the Gay wa, was
made by the brown mare Lila TuTyer green brrn
ter with record. that Zen WaKer has shn
sShapns up at Gaen6nTE TINS s9'RWs aker drove
her around the track in an and she trotted. The the
clubhouse timers The Is handsome as well
fast and is believed that Sne Is the mAhihe 81
drive her a two-lnile trial at Fleetwood within a
short time and ne IL comment maj n that SHOWN
yesterday. Lila Turner is by Jerome Turner. 2lo,z
Of no mare r'6 ny Icr SHE" Wilkes i m
Several fast miles were troted ana paGea Hy 'ne
who Is entered in the 2:lS class trotting worked
four easy sbayns-qp heats in mare BY schny
Ter that trotted to record Of 2lt. at Bain-
track in 2:l5. yesterday. dons II without apparent
difficulty Abeto, 22l ~, pacing mar py Moo '
day in her work in 2s Tor Mccarthy and could
have gone considerably faster o.,.,, ,.. ,,is
is something like eight seconds short Of the clip
which the good PAGER is said to be capable OF
showing when called upon. -
The young trotters and PAGERS that Peter e. Rel
logg & Co are going sell at the track on Mon
daV Juno H. have arrived at Fleetwood. along with
Mr.. Olcott's famous trottins mare Mar. 2il; ny
Alcantara. and some Of them are fairy screening
the course. June four year-old my by llrd
Eldon. paced a quarter of "A mile yesterday in Soi .
seconds n 2:O gait. Mrs. 10. tYo-yedr-od PAGER
by the same sire was timed quarter in 32i: sec,
onds Cute a four-year-old by Lord E!don, stepped
a half in i:0i. and Alpha a five-ycar-od trotier
by Sorrento son OF Woodford Mamhr.no received a
repcat in 9:22 and 2:20i. Alar who is being Slowy
conditioned for Grand Circuit enra6emeniS WORKED
four slow miles the fastest being rotied in %"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. June 7-About 300 people ATTENDED the
races at the Fair Grounds to-day Favorites landed
tho money in four OF the six races. Fredonia. a
new arrival. heavily backed. and won the Sec
ond In good stv,e from thirteen good youngsters.
In the third Magnet threw Jockey Ross without
iniuring him. Summaries.
First race one and oreeghth miles selling,-Su Ross
III Ross 4 10 D. won. Wilma'. lO1 cGafner, . :"
second Davezac lO1 Turner. 10 ]. third Tine-l.''
Second race (nvc furlonesp Frcdonia. lo2 r. kus"iD
10 1 won Fondest lO5 Gurner 70 2. second. Judge
Dubois l02 lSchafferJ 70 ]. third Time Oi
Third race six and hail furlongsl -Molle b. I12
IF carr, TO won. Miss Gaop 30 "a. Bar.rtl. ! 20
second; Lote Mlls. Oj Turner. ) 10 ]. thrc Time
l:21iz.
Fourth race Zone rniie)-Buck Massc 100 turner. 4
10 z won Trenton .; Garner TO ]. second. fn4'n
f,ey III (Blnke,. - /. third. Time: 42'z.
rtf,h race 1six furongs)-I>,ttic Eastin O2 noss I
N ? won Francis Pope. 10 1MostsJ ~ TO J. second
mn White ia Shields. 10 J. thir1. Time-l.l''n
six,h race tnyc furlonrs,-sumaiIa I05 Gunner.
won. William Duke IT, IO2 Mackiin) 20 to /. second.
All il. HID, TO D. MIRA Timely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
orurr GAMES YESTERDAY.

Baltimore June The champions loaded three errors
md a passed hri into 90" innlns today "h''n WI"
two .nrca practically lost them no -net~r - 'h''s
Kis.,n.er s,arf.! 70 DO the fwns f'f hh''fe ny
Us an easy MARX and retired the missile = %"
third In ne remaining innings fs'r h'i ~" Nl'i' -
down 20 tour safe Eao",i IN r" inning "'N ma
cod control ~ iau ami H'l' hn'in'ofes DR.. r'i
,.r.A Tn. ae.t.n. - Ianre ans kr'l"f ara DAMIEN
-, -,,,,,r v.r. noteworthy features \ pretty catch
>, I,,t.n o, clarses line drive N the ninth. viii b
,la have ti,I the scofe nfing close 20 hard
fought contest Attendance. ai"' ~" so'fe
na'un.ore ...'..''''''''''''.. o o o 10
ra.eA, nainm.- = caso Y tro o 1..'mo 81. :
G a., AMI K., ''''ls.''r 1'>'r~"i~',s
Ut, rsoe Z Hart pitched god game for ~"
r,shufs. to-day, bat ~ s'rang" f"i"j three o. BIS
four bases "a iH's can" 80 c'ninn'NNn WIN Costly
,r,. and ne combination gave The game 70 -" Boz
,,s I,oian ,Ifcn.l str ~ gam" fof i's' "ni h''
.. t,.,.r ,,ot, than bis rival The score should haN"
been 10 l. Attendance -" The score.
Ios'on . . . . .
,.,,,.s BOSTON e. Pi,'.nu-g : Error Boston 2 r''-
,nrx d, na,,e.ics- io.an an Ryan. Hart ani sn'''n
I'fr,ire- i.ru-ii~
,sr.toi.iia Juno 7-s, LOUIS made I, three straight
,,, oo.n.on ard philadelphia Lost ns mn cn-c-i'i'"
gane During first thr~" innings The VISITORS ''"'i
NJ, b., cars.ys delivery. but In The fourth they opened
mn and Ave nuns result. ihre" u them 'A'n"D
pol,zs home run q. the seventh Wa hi 20 deep
c.,,, field the ball rolling ichini fcrc board. "ri
the batter making circuit q 'h' bases before Th'"p-
sn co,d recover Eight - 'h~ home teams ten Mrs
were made In the first innings. Aucpiance. 35''
The score
Philadelphia ...................l ! -,
Louis ......................o - h" = )
-IhilaIr'phia To- - Louis IL Errors fhl"
dclpnin l. - !. Hnifcr's casey. elements AM
GRAY. Ireifensi.iu ami PETIT Umpire Mcdonald
WASHINGTON Iun@ Cleveland practically won to-day :
game from Warrington the second inning. when. >
a combination wl pitching b, St,'ksial" an error
and four A!is were male. Mercer was ruist
,ued for hir1 inning. and hu
were made neither = them earned. Young was
effective when needed home players
The feature = game ned work Of Gi,sscpck
Crooks Mexican. aud she batting - q T"i-.iu and
joyce. Attendance 500. The score:
Cles Gland ......................p u % u u - ~,
Bnsehits- Washington II. Cleveland L. Err Wash
ington Cleveland Batteries focksaao Mercer and
Mcclure. Young and thinner Umpire Long
A. Syracuse- syracuse ~ Buffalo
At Wllkcsharr"- Wik.slnfrr Z Springfield o
~ Rochester Rochcater II Toronto x.
Bingharnton- l. nshanton II. Amsterdam
At Glov,rstflle- Scn.1c tiady 10 Gloverssll- .
At Scranton scranton II. Providence rs.
At i.miia- Elmira II. Johnsiown 10.
a; Wiliiamsto"n- Williams .. Dartmouth g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
CALIFORNIA WINS FROM ILLINOIS.

Champaign H., June "A fair crowd came out
this afternoon to witness the dual Games OF the
University Of Illinois and University Of California
athletic teams The track in lood condition.
with Il strong wind blowing up the course. inter
fcr.ng 70 me extent with The good work. ether
wise the conditions favorable Results
Onehundred- yard da,h-Wcn by Scogyins. California:
rrliarl. Illinois second. Tme-iO sec
Milo racr-Won by orr. Illinois: bradley. California.
second Time 800. Won ~ no scn yards
Running aigh j.mi-wor iv Clark. Illinois Dozie-
California. second. Height. = feet inches.
Nile walk Won by Hoaglani Illinois. Merwin. Cali
forna. second. Tine-7i"
sixteen pound shot put eerey Illinois. fret Koch
California. second. Disiancc-3s feet "a inches.
Onohunlred- -tw.ntf -ynri hurdc-Dwye- California.
nrs' Clark lliuns nj. Time-5 30 sec Clark ma
THIS freaks "a" Weston Association and California
records
Two-auntr ,yenty-yari dashscoryirs crforna.
Arsi frliard Illinois scclal. Timc-2l 2-5 sec. THIS
breaks tho a rlfs record.
Haif mile Koch. California first; Or. Illinois sec
onl Tlms-2 : %.
Runnn. Or ga jump Woolse. California first: Lczer.
California. sec nl Distance % feet
one mile tcyole-iia Illinois. nrst Burke Illinois,
second Tme-.el.
Four-hun'-.l ana ,or-yyard cash-Barncs California.
nrs'. Lewis. l,llnlr second. rur-jl sec
ro-hundr. an. twenty, crI tu-t.o-~y California.
MT, Dyer. cal.l'fn.a. second. Time - - So.
Pie vault ."on,,n Illinois. first Main. Illinois. second.
Height L. foot
>i>e,'-polnd hammer throw t,sren. California FIST.
Toufz Illinois seoond Distance - fesi
Tho 22, ari dash rereorlfr and funi 70 be eight
yards short. roiuis-Caiiiorna. -. Illinois. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
FIFTH RACE-For two-year-ods: sweepstakes OF ~
each. 500 20 the hrst SO the second. and 80 I
SIXTH RAcE-selnng; for three-yesr
TRIALS AT THE FLEETWOOD TRACK.
LILA TURNER'S NOTEWORTHY PERFORMANCE
SOME MERRY MILES TIMED.

LILA TURNER'S NOTEWORTHY PERFORMANCE
SOME MERRY MILES TIMED.
Now tina, the Philadelphia trotting meeting Is
al an end the Fleetwood stables rapidly ming
I'D with campaigners entered in the races to be
trotted and raced at the spring meeting next week
Several notable stables have already reached mo
track and others expected tomorrow among
the out-of-town trainers whose horses are no"
CHARTERED at Fleeiwoo awaiting the opening OF the
spring meeting next Tuesday are w. j. Andrews
the man who drove Mascot to his record OF 2o'.
and who now trains for William Simpson OF this
city: Roy Miller. an Orange County boy. VINO mas
the much-taiked-o: trotter Norman. 215's. and
others belonging to a prominent Georgia morse
fancier: Frederick Haight from Boston, VINO driVes
The crack PAGER Gil Curry 2:llA; W. II. Mccarthy.
whose Headquarters now in Boston. where Judge
Austin 2:l2A and others OF his string are owned
and T r BOVINE North Branch. y. j.. who drives
Mahogany. 2l2A; Nutshell. 2:24H. and other fast
ores
The old track was in good condition Tor WORK
yesterday although not particularly lively or fast
after Thursdays downpour. and some merry miles
were timed by John Madden. A. j. WEIGH. Alex
Ander Newberger, Captain Mcdonald, j. C. STRAIT
ton Major Ouimby. Frederick S,enway, Rensselaer,
Weston and other well-known followers OF the
trot,eas who sat on the clubhouse piazza
The work Of w. j. Andrews the trainer. with MAS
cot was altogether the fastest that has YET pee"
seen al Fleetwood or elsewhere this season. 'no
exchampion PAGER having stepped three miles ~
10sis 2O3h and 2:O94. This Is considered remark
able speed so early In the year. ana not only '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
rur sro,, ~, sr.yrOgD SrrT.

San Francisco. July Judge Mcklsick. In his
argument for the Government before the United
States Circuit Court against the demurrer OF the
Stanford estate TO the Governments suit for slo-
M, on bod that Congress In express terms had
avowci the intention OF the Government 10 re-
lnqu.sh none OF It's claims against the railroad
company lie explained the sinking fund and
credits for transportation OF military and other
Governmental supplies. and then insisted again
that Leland Stanford knew what he was DONG
when ne became a party TO the contract
Judge CARRIER yesterday continued his argument
for Mrs Stanford. He took up the application OK
the state statutes to the case. and contended that
the statute of limitations had run against the debt
His contention thai the stockholders debt was
n creature OF the statute, and did not come under
the common Law.