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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
THE SINGLE GOLD STANDARD

I
Mr.. Chas, 2. Latham, of Rich
mond, Va, writing to the New York
Herald, makes short work Of the
contention Of the goldbugs. lie
says
''There can be no genuine busi-
ness revival, no permanent nation
al prosperity, until we return to biz
metalllsm and restore to silver the
money character given it by the
founders of the government. Bl-
mettallists do not propose to "reyo-
llutiouize the monetary condition OF
the country" as charged by
Mr.. Cleveland. Those conditions
have already been reyolutionized by
the demonitization Of silver, and BIZ
metallists are only demanding that
they be restored, as established by
the constitution.
Under the monometallic system
the few have been enriched at the
expense of the many. The farming
and laboring elements have suffered
most Generally where there has
been an increase in wealth at all it
has occurred in the cities, while
there has been a falling of in rural
districts,
Bankruptcy is a condition into
which the nation seems to be rush
ing headlong. A few months since
we paid a single banking house $8,
600, 900 for a promise ofits' influence
TO protect our gold reserve, and al
ready that reserve is again below
the legal requirement. In a time
of peace we are issuing bonds peri
odically to build mp this reserve on.
Ily to see it dragged down again,
while we are informed that there
will be serious deficit of revenues
for the current year, by this pro
cess we are reducing the amount OF
money in circulation and substitute
[
ing an interest bearing debt for one
that has heretofore borne no inter
est.
The present remedy is to redeem
all paper meney in gold or silver as
may be most convenient to the gov.
ernment, The whole civilized world
except England, is ready for bimet
allism Our own silver certificates
rcdeemablc only IN silver dollars
according to the declaration of The
secretary Of the treasury, and lega
tender for public debts only, are
as good as gold, bat the president
says in his message to Congress thai
another certificate, redeemable ii
gold or silver, ana a legal tender Iol
all debts, public and private, mus'
be redeemed in gold in order tC
maintain its parity Such incon
sistency would destroy the business
REPUTATION of any bank president
aud it has helped to destroy The
confidence Of the people in this
country in the present tduiuistra
| ton"
All that is absolutely Glauswera
Bile Wall Street finds " inciden
tai profits in gold monometallism
but these are large enough to con
vince such shallow pated men as H.
IC, Benedict, who controls the hnan
cial views of the administration
The real profits go to Great Britain
and they take the shape OF low
prices for wheat cotton and othe,
commodities that the British arc
compelled to buy It is to their in
terest, therefore, that the dollar
should double in value, or in other
words, that they should be able to
buy twice or three times as much
for their dollar as they were able
to buy few years ago TConstitu-
| tinn
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
For Sale

Lots Nos, 3 aud 6, corner Of Oak
aud Broad streets, with good six.
room dwelling, bath and store room
and good outhouse, A well of
good, cool water WIN sell at fair
figures, Enquire on premises for
particulars, Q is I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

Mr. W A. Jester found a hypo.
dermic case and instrument at the
fair grounds on Labor Day Owner
can get same by calling at this Of.
fee, proving property and paying
Tor this notice, 0,lS.lwk
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
HoO,i'c DiIIc act, harmoniously with
ALVON . 1 Ills Hoods Sarsaparilla. 25c
S1E.6O to St. LOUIS and Return.

Ticl cts on sale Sept. Bird, 9th,
10th, 18th, 18th, 18th, oath, Goth &
Oct. 15t, Bird, 8th, 10th, 18th and
18th, limited for return passage to
five days from date of sale.
G. E. SwINDDLL,
Ticket Agt,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

The Texarkanian is the
official organ of the Demo-
cratic party in Miller coun-
ty.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, She clung 10 Castorla.
WhoA she had Children, sho gave them CNstOrio
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
Loans Guaranteed.

If you want money on your resi-
dence or business property or for
the purpose of building a home or
busin .ss house, No CHARGES will be
made if loan is not approved
Moth ng gained nothing lost Our
comp my has the cold cash if you
have he security, Drop card, if
you c IN not call at our office, and
we will call upon you,
VIM BOMAR & Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
ga Put Up job"

The TExARKANIAN puts up jobs,
all kinds Of iobs-and puts them
up to please patrons, They are
artistically displayed, neatly
printed and promptly delivered,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

For toilet articles call at the Par
lor Drug Store 8 II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
Prices Low Down.

If you are in need of anything in
the drug line, call ON Ben Williams
and Seegar If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
Don't
feel
well

Why3
Oh don'tknow, Worry expect
Worrying about what ?
Well, you know the servants are
heap OF trouble.
The children worry me n heap.
am broken down.
In the morning generally have
headache,
Along towards evening my bach
feels ns II Il would break,
Every time the baby cries nearly
lump out OF my skin, | am
40 nervous,
Your system needs tonIng up
Why not take Browns Iron
8ltters, the best Strengthening
medicine made. II will give you a
go0I appetite, make your blood r,Sh
aud pure, give you strength, make
lie a pleasure. Not only take |,
yourself, but give II 20 the children,
4 Is pleasant 10 take, Small dose,
rho only Iron medicine that don't
blaekcn the teeth. But yet the
genuine II has crossed red lines on
wrapper.
sRoWh CHEMICAL 90, BALTIMORE, MO,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

If you want the best washing
powder call for lyorine.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

To great bargain store is still
leading in low prices on all kinds Of
groceries. Call on us in the Lester
building,
9-l2 JAMES MCSHANE.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
Special Rates In Effect via the Cotton
Belt Railway

SlO,GO St. Louis aud return, at
count Exposition Tickets on sale
Sept 3d, 9TH 10th, l2th, l7th, 10th,
26th aud 2Bth, oct lst, 3d, 10th
and 18th, good five days from date
of sale for return For st. Louis
Fair $ll70 round trip, tickets ON
sale Oct. 9Th to 10th, inclusive,
good for return until Oct 18th.
The above rates are open to the
travelling public, and for further
Information apply 60
Q, i, lloyGY 10, W. GopnoLp,
Genl Agt, Ticket Art,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

The Texarkanian is the
official organ Of Miller
county, for the publication
If all legal advertisements.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

The Daily and Weekly TExARKAEIAN are
entered at the postofiice a Texarkana as
y5cond class mail matter
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
Fidelity Mutual
LIFE ASSOCIATION,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Insurance in force, $1,000 900
Death losses paid, 5000, 900
Assets over ? 100000
Surplus over 100000
dNCoRPoRAT D lS7sJ

Has a,ratio of $1,612 assets to
every 800 liability, as against an
average ratio of the 'Lega Re-
serve" companies of $ll3 to every
500 liabilities.
New business more than S2,o|,c coo a
month.
Our Renewal Term Policies are 'SPec-
tally adapted to these hard times. Com
pare these with the rates you arr now
paying for your insurance;
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

All the latest earbonated drinks
at Ragland's, OG
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19

y NJ Ragland h strictly In Il,
when Il comes to choice cigars,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-19
RATES:

All communication should be addressed
ID The TEXARKAEIAE.s
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-04-25
esar, 0bulid5 nj, mir uus bier n,u.

tSanS 6bnliA iuis mir nns bier ntu'
LID pon oem ben Rinoern in Der StuIs
aeIernieH SprHh. In peldem ppn ,Giner
SABINE uHo G liner Sprahe" oieSseoe
III, betrOiien fabl en-, ipiIiis Der Spruh
oHi siuen osuiiheu Eiarrsr IN bcrSinei
SaainaG wlihiaaH. Giu bprtieer eng
iiit amsrilGuii1er SrausHuersin pcr
idbentte nGnilid alien ShuIsH haIslbit
ameriidniidle Sobnen init Der icIgeueen
Oaraui In eusliihsr Sprahs aussbrnh'
ten Sniari,: I'D iusibe Bott Hieinen
0ppi, msin Srrj. Gin 9arf, Gtne
Sprahe, Cine fabuC." 3uslstd be-
limmieR bic @sberiHner, bic ShuIiin'
Der sVIirH eieiea Sprud iiets bsim
Auibiiisn Der jIaaae liant ousipredcH.
Der eripibRte giGrrcr - ieIE Rame
IN 8. R. aitert - Itebt nun einer
heuiib snsliiheu latbsriihm Shule uUr,
in ipeIder bic Sdhler Gnaliif uHo
Deutid sleih gut lerneu. DIR unsr'
Strpdens Nnnn rpsiserts lidl enti6ieosu.
bic SABINE nit Der SniArift pon Der Gb
RenEprade uno nnter Der pben erudhn'
ten oneertu Bsorusung anIuHebmen.
Cine Nbpronuns oes beiaetsH Grrnen'
persins sritisn nun in BEN irieoliAtu
Riorrbanis, um ben 1eipuhHtr tueetn
eieIsr aneeblihsu Bslsibisune oss
Sterutnbanners Snr Reoe 80 itelen.
DsH ruhis uHo freurolidl feriiair ne Der
Iiarrer gidert ab nit ben @orieE:
.Rir bobeu ia Gun 2ano uno Cine
5nbns. @orum alip nO&moIs eana4
perlaHasn? @os abrr bic Cine Spra6r
bttuift, 10 ihetnt es mir, oab iin oa
alIerlei hinier bern SOrbonse obipisIt.
2ieie Sraae pon Der Gineu Sprade
iputt i'm sanSsu 2anbs herum. Ran
periuht einiah, alls Sprnaep oHhsr Der
enaIiitsn aus ben S4ulen Sn perordn
asu nuo whroe serne CUE S6nlen aui'
bsbeu, IN oenen audi cine nidt suslii6e
5prans seIehrt ipiro. @srn iuhtoe man
uns juinstH, uur GiHeSprade ~ ipre'
den nEe nur Cine Sprads Ju lsbrrn.
an eas asrsft uno sbrli4p 2aiis man
bod isosn Rnihen bic @suneidss GU
ten Bireeribums In ieiner sisenen
Sprate erlsrHeul Sd weioeTe mid eui.
iditoeu, bic SABINE onSunehmen, a. iti
osnn, baS isner SprHt uUrhtr uUu ihr
eniierni wsre.-
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-04-25
1as ssuifas aarmsrbans.

Gel mir searh6i. Du trauter Cri.
In Ocniites Sarmerbaus.
@U oeniihe slrt erbalieu bIisb
sluh fber's NaeeT binans.
mp cine osE,ide MHtisr bat
Den 9ptibnndtsbanm geIdmldt.
Wati YIeFiutunn RHb unb Stern
Der alsinen 9rrs eHishdi.
go mon nit alter 7reur nod
Tn Mutter Sprahe ebri,
Die Sprafe Iiebt, be icnnoeriam
20 bObs S40nbeit lehri,
go wluiisr germ BEN flsinsm gen
9Hr @inserabeHeStit
GntbalIt Der beuiIhsn Wldr&en Erahi
Sn aller SerrIi6leii.
Hp Iie nit Gisl1 oes beuiI&en Bolts
gersansenheit eyfidrt,
Den sfinbtru eeuiIAs GpraAs endb
llns beRiibe aieber letri.
sac man iah suiem Bsrbiib nod
Dif btatide Gpsiie prsin.
uuo ~ Der Nnde eeler aunli
Die Todtrr unieripsiii.
aso man BET 9auI. Hnb 9oaSsiisisii
Den alien Brand nod ebrt;
Nii- Bohl besemm's s"--anf alsr2Debl
Gin @lds@su fr5tIi9 ltert.
no man BEN 9naben ned erB6blf
Ben benii&em wsutt nnb Glsis.
Tamit er iener W6tsr Nrt
Dusinif ~ iddtsu ipeib.
ggo man ibm istrt init iioljem @crt.
Dos iid aai Bobrbtit iihti,
Dat beniihts Genfen, beuil6sr Hraud
Der @sfi nod iieis eeHatt -
0ob' Dani, On Wraps. bic On hilijt
un hieIem autsH Bdu;
Gel mir pisI tauisnSmoI searaft.
Tu Iisbe beuiIds 5rani
0o6 ulls. bic Shx's lisbs mis ID.
SluIt laul "a NIT mir aus:
Hsbat Did 0oii nui imuerbor,
1u lisbes 8armsrbausl
partfr
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-04-25

iemenis, bic iibtr ben SHbait oerGrnie'
btrid)t: 80 80 A.ss.sssa nffisiellrm Griheiner
RitbeiIunssH in eitOsffsHiIi6lsit bsin.
gen IaTfen.
@taen ben aiHbfIeifd d.
Irun.
9arowiribihaIis Ssirstdr Ngprtcu
BAT au bic aaeuisu ieines departments
Elm Girinlar erInicn, in BEN or Iie an.
lpsiIt, GrhebHHesH oarlber aH,HltelIen,
pb bieSaIHtiIeiih Nosnaien iib be, BEN
SieiseEn Der Yreiis irerneweldsr Ger,
IssuHseu oese5tissss iiber ben smilAtn.
itaotlihsn panNeIspertsbr iauleio ses
nGht hnbeu.
Die SnIcrmaii0n. pelde Seirsidr
WlOrion panIfi, lSll bic liaisriaes fur
Gin aerih,lides gerInhreu biIoen, has
bic Aeeierang seoen oenSiineh neheiIhtruit 4
sinSnleitsn esi emf. ipsnH iOltss mbsliG
eriheiht, b. B. Gtfols peripridi. Nra.
iioent 9lepelaHo N pon BEN sanuIhe
teiesli, cine Sanbbabe seeeH esa Eruit
81 itnOen. Tis anselesenbeii III sinos,
beuo i'm aobineit beratbeH ipOrben nnb
be lleberSeusras pon ausaeseiAneien
SHriiten iuit @eneralnnwalt Clnep,
Seireidr Carlisle Hne @enernipsiimsi.
tier @ilipH stht babin, bab MEter BEN
issnanHien Gherman'ihtn antitrHltat.
iee ssssn ben 7rHii uitt eiHseihrittsn
lperoeu fam.
Gieies @eies N iiberbaapi bas Ras
pirr niht werib. auf ipslhem 60 seidjEie.
ben ittbt. nnb mon iuub,s bas Su Der
!9eit, als Is paHirt iuurbe. ais bic HitI
hamnls pom Senat an eos Saus tam,
tpnIesirttu bic belteu SnTilieR bee eanIes
earaber, tpas eamit aeidshen iUle. Die
Seit mar 10 ttrD. oab cine Hmsuoirnne
Der Biu I'm cauis iuatrideiHli@ bic
Risberiaas oerislbeH i'm apnierrn,ios
mmliies Sur 5clse ssbobt baben iDhree.
uuo um iih nihf BEN SOripuri ausSH.
iessu. Oob mon bic 7rnii bsiaassu wsLls.
Habm man bic Bin bin, ipie lie per,
uubl uiiicne, oaB eas 0beieti m iener
Sgrm ieinen Sdpab gsnluer ipebrt lei.
Tas aHiitruhasifb IT nlip aHser
6rass; "a warb ineeb i'm Rob,Heit bic
Aniidt ansasIpro6eH. eab sessn ben
RinbIleiihiruh nHier BEN Qseisk lbtr
ben Smiiheuhaatiiden 6anotlrtrisbr
einssihriiisn ipereen fam, ndmlih penn
be Resisruns in Oem Seiib asipiifE
BuweiIs iit befinbst, aui selds sin gtr'
iabrsH haIrt iuereea lonHie. Taraui.
bin erlisb Gefrsidr Nprion MIN bas
eripdhntt GirtnlaT. 81 Cd mbelidb, bic
borin esiUrbtrie 3Hformotion icrrtit Sn
erlanssn. 10 wirh eaburd naAseuisitu
perben i6nnsn. bab Der Trnif ourA oos
TrsisihrnubrH ienes C1sisb hbrtreten
bat, uno bic RiHDneiIdl. ylaonntH fdns
HrR bann aus tisiem GruHbs Sur Slsasn'
id,ait aesUaSu iueroeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-04-25

Nis ksnn ssxtansui 1e1sps Etir<nans iss nssa
fan psn faixfft. tu nA&s hare utnn<tmfn tsH Hotb
t1i1<r& .k4x f<<f4ii x<<<<e 1Hn.
HtsntfA &c. Ns>tEt& xsists. q
if<tsa a Ise<<a <e<sent rnh tsli<n ~ st1ieHHf4
!a>lsk al ~ ,tlsn alFms sIns,sssssass tsssla.,
Esf 4 sss y; sns>rsa z..ss'es
esls!a3 e,~sss > y ~ &'sb,<~sa,.
f}l$ xs;s'l ~ ~ !.:ssI!s ssss2rs =.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-04-25

Gin Wi.sdsiOta'er @e6ielblnit be-.
ridsiet 3plesnoes: -llHier Staatsienat
nabm am 8. april bic Eenoibil 400 an.
tpslde beItimmt, mas cine eeieSlide
!3sitRne N. acknowledgements ruurbs
IN tielslbs Der dusbrnd in sRsliiner
5prads" sinssi&musssii. 10 bab bic
oeHtiheu Oeer IianSinapiihen 9situHsen
pOu psn ssIrblidsa gHblIiaiiOnsH aus.
seIhIViien ssipeIsu fem wfrcsH. Seua'
tor 2rlsr fab iih besbolb ueraHIabi.
init Der Grlaubnib oss @OuperHenrs ei'
ne nsHe Bin eiujurtihen,in in pslAer Der
ausorud in erslii6er Sprd6e" nici
portpHmt. Bei Der Beihyiporiung ieiner
Sia mahie stelIer aui bic ilnserediis.
teii aHimgriiom, ssisstias aHStieeH in
sHeliIhtrSprnde in beiltibeu poer iian'
einopiihtu 1eiiuHsen 81 oerbitieu. Die
I'm Hnslnnoe eebOrenr1epolferuna gnnJ
abatieben pen ibrsn bier eeboreneH Rim
bern, bsiraot Had bem letten 9enias
$3.50 prUleHt Der weinmmit'pollernne
unb Tie lsis naihrliaeripsiie am iisbiien
bic RutierIprad,e uue balte u0rsugss
ptiis bic Seitunsen in berisIben une
MnSeiaen in ioidsn ysiianeen IdneeH bic
besipsdtsge gerbreituna in pislen ipsSieleH
5alIn beotntenb bsIier, ols IN irsenp
einem sHeliihen Blatt." - Die 2sais'
iatHr BON SAB Tofota paiiirte eiH 0he'
iet, wsl4es in frsmbsr Gprade srideip
nenhe 1eituneen n ur 3sIetli4 erIldrt far
bic @nblitatipH ppH Gcuntptommindrs'
perbaneiRnsen. Tasieibt III Hnnoihie; {;
eeHn ipie aus ben obsn eiiirteu Seilen
iibsr bic aneelssenbeit In wimueicia CT
ii2tliA, fnb beuti6e Ooer itaabinapii4t
3siiunssn ssistlif, iplaHse bos UeIfe
ni&is hbtr bic Gprnhe, In iptldsr cine
8etiuna srIdsiusn mag. sripdbnt, unb
nuier altts Geiet, bas eben 10 perIabt
mar, mar aud inner 70 ausasIest
ipeEbsn. Eas mar unIere Gn'
Ii6t Idou afs bas Sps3ial De-
Set IN HnIsrw peoisisiur sinaes
brad5t psrben iullts. % III and sin
SipeiislboIter @swiun, wtnn man bas
B5rthsH .nur~ ridiie srr.ssst. Neun bic
isr fleine aotclb nur ui4t ben 4srren
Gcasssn. bie In ;brer &0if Jpn eini6in'
pfsn lisbsn. nod zrubsl sucd'i. G6lIeb
lidb beiiimmt unitr cBeise and nod, bob
GO unssittlidb isin iplI. bic GemHiiIdrss
perbnnoIuupsu IN nIsbr ais siuem irtnib'
-. q 49,
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Br. .. II. Bobb,
Ar3t unb 9Dnnbarst.
Office iibsr ber Secnritb Hanf.
3aitbcii, - So. eah.


rcw Dn pi6 pAhssAs sss &maAss fpslssn fanna.
afg Tsksssssnuk etss ,nr EnssRsknfsii. tis Aas
rrfptn,pEfm snassflhfn Nfta. nne E4sftt11ssn, wts
lnnbksif uH> e4ssgttu esfputtf fi><n Nttpiio anis
fet1sss Nkst tt1tN4. y 4aeef iat etr FeAienttin
4Aa*Fl fin HnkmiylH ~. ns9 ben ftin &tttm fgtii
n&trsnk suianzf raceI0afe M fin niflrl&aitii4<S
ttiimisAi fAf tfu angfwttnifa Nataetafn1t >ff Nis
ise'>iiif tshMt'i<i se& stm Nsrft slnts sniesHiss
&Stnff Hrkf<4 msAkl IN ifnu L<innIpfNfit nffmfns
><f itit ielt etE slafa <3t ~ n tr stefla9ts
INA mi atisiai ksEaiok eA atssn ua4 Nsiissue
Eete1 nstr&E<<n r4tffrt &<t q Nttn<f. a. nirf ~
a<n 4rffiRfn. HtrH tn<1<4ltn, His f<<tn ftnt 9tts
lstt u&xeriis 'f>fs N&4 m,< hrsi GAttf.s ta1<s ~
nsiftR, e1 t4s M<if MI - Hr>keri tinf<n }uf8<fa
ssngia Hs<ttHsse "A nl&s ttn ufist tus<<i. ffst<5u
-, x,isnasi!.i1 ess y. ser t'.>a'f Pss H!i<r1s
fr8tt nH< >&Hf Ntaar<5m 14I<fI ~ N48f ~
&g>fn n uln sxb |rsi Ron H>rstln ~ a. tsm fasf
~ xi Inss fzI<<1 r<4f s1ot<H 93t feArn - te>sr
y " s;s s,e.T sss y. ss' 's nss.s, s'ss
n ~ s>ff sss<<1 p,t>eR>i ma H,b7,t W tpl,n = snt
est ft4e Att xsnt Asrft4 ~ Nkotfs
;s~I::i y s,sisss:'ss e.@ssss' s|,ssisassssss
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1895-04-25
@tSt Sbtkiuabtry.

BOLT Str Ha6 ReFbtn, ShbeH,
Chsn cher s1shsH rtilsRY
Sem "a, 10 ipIsdt ecr bel I. q. 0iars. eta
tioHsaosnt Der Chicago. Nlilpamfee a (st.
poul Sobn IN RiidtH, 2. q. Der Vn6 iebe
atwlnidte AnslnHit aeben uRe gHA fideiS
~ Zen niterishen bsfiebsubHRaien perfoniru
Tam. n. Y. Nlarf.
SiaiseRsaeeni. DRii6sa. 2. 4.
The sun., 1895-05-19
Yachting News or rnterest.

The New York Bay Yacht Club will hold it's
opening day regatta on June l. The start will
be made at noon in front of the club house. foot
Of Linden avenue. Jersey City. The course will
be fifteen miles, one half to wndward or lee
ward and return. There will be prizes in every
class where two more bonts start Time
allowance OF l minute 80 seconds to the foot
The regatta will he open one. and the yachts
will bc classified follows: Glass !, sloops;
class .. open jib and mainsail; class 3. cabin
cats: class 4. open cats. between 20 and 25 feet:
class - 20 feet and under The club will also
hold open regattas in July. August. and Septem-
Der.
The American Yacht Club of Milton Point,
Sound is already open for the accommodation OF
members. will be formally opened for the sea-
son May 20; A restaurant will be opened and
meals will be served at all hours during the
season.
A large number OF rooms are at the disposal of
the members. and 1t Is announced that stages
will make close connection between the club
house and all trains stopping at Harrison sta
tion.
The members of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
their Decoration Day outing:
1880 A: M.-1hc fleet will anchor in line direction
otcxtenslon will be given in the morning o; the day.
Rear Commodore. dressing line on them. Yachts OF
the rs' dv,1n Is & 20 feet and r owe. G n Sa6n oop
dGre toward m the centre Of line yachts OF the second
a5 feet r. i5 anchorns III line extendins from the
Rear Commodore toward the centre and meeting the
ii A. M.-The club burgec will be ho:sted at club
house and salutcd With one gum all the achts Of the
Officers OF the club viii embark at club house float and
proceed to inspect the fleet. passing down the line
return on opposite side o. line Each yacht Will salute
the Officers by hE dppnS club 6%rTSs whrp they
officers Will then return TO their yachts
The sun., 1895-05-19
sames OF the Stevens Prep,.

Stevens "Preps" had their annual field games
on Friday at st. Georges cricket grounds Ho.
boken. feature Of the games was the excel.
lent sprinting OF George Herlot '97. The class
banner was won by '97 with SO points. Sum.
mary:
Quarter.me wnlk-wo by y. Stewart 'g7: second
A. Colwcll. D5: third. W. Eckerson. '07. Time min.
utes 4 seconds.
One.hundred.y yard Dnsh (Junior)-won by @. Ho!ley
a second Devcridge. 90: third Shicbler, 80. Time,
One .hundr ID ard Dash (senior,-won by @. Herot
W. second Chckering 90; third. Sharkey, ~. Time.
10 - seconds
shot Put (l2 pounds)-won by RealI. '05: second,
C9Phi%sii 20; third Cole 30, DIstanee, s4k feet.
welt 40; third Eckerson. O7 Height. feet Inches
ohundrctkand. twenty yard Dash-Won by @.
Time. 23 1.5 seconds.
Throwing BaseiaIi-won by Baldwin. es: second,
Reaii. 90: third. Cole. 's5. Distance. 81 feet.
Eight hundred. and eighty yard Run-Won by Doty,
p5: second. Shoeer. 'v8 third. Reall, SO. Time 9
minutes ~ seconds
Broad Ju.np-Won by wachter '05: second. Mac.
donald. 8s: third, Reail 'g5 Distance. 1917 feet.
Four.hund red: and forty yard RunWon byG .Herlot.
%: second. Chicserng. 49, third. Baldwin, 'y6.
Time, JS Ia seconds.
Pole Vault--won by 5. W. Jones. '97; Gremshaw,
03 second: third. kranne, 9T. Height feet inches.
The sun., 1895-05-19
BRITANNIA AGAIN WINS.
tshe Defeats tho Aii-. by One sSinuts Ov,
n Ftny-n,tto Course.


n Ftfty-u,iio Course.
LONDON, May 1s.-Thrce matches were sailed
in the regatta OF the Royal Thames Yacht Club
nt Grnvesend to-day. Tho first was between
tie Britannia and the Ailsa, the second between
the 4O-ratcrs Carina, Caress, and Isolde. and
the third between the small-raters Luna. Ste
rhanc. and Audrey. There was also handicap
race between the Namara and tho Maid Marion
The course was from the Lower Hope. around
tho Mouse LiRhtship and return to Gravesend,
a distance OF fifty miles.
There was a heavy rain overnight, and yester-
days stiT wind was lacking. Interest in the
contest was greatly lesscned by the defeat Of tho
Ailsa In yesterdays rnoe, and there were fewer
persons on shore and on board the excursion
boats. Tho weather was cloudy but ut the time
of the start showed signs Of clearing. There was
fair wind from tho northeast rs the boats got
away, but II wns failing breeze. The yachts
crossed the limo as follows:
HiliS H1snnls Ssnnlss,,,,,,,,,:.....iiiIttii;;ii ti;is
Both crossed on the starbonrd tack carrying
main and fore sails. jib, and jacktopsails They
soon .ncked to port and set their flying jibs.
Tho Ailsa made short board nshore and then
tackled to the starboard and drew away. The
Britannia made longer board to port. and
when she tackled to starboard 1t wns noticeable
that the Ailsa had increased her lend. The wind
NrOnppu anu IIc sll Druhc tnTDupn lne
clouds, but the sky soon dulcd again and the
light breeze lessened.
The lull in the wind was brief however. and
in the mean time the Britannia crept up on the
Alsa. The breeze then freshened a little. but
It was tful and accompanied by tlurres OF rain;
indeed. II was what might be termed fukey
throughout. The Aiisa though in bad form and
seemingly indlfrerently handle kept the lead
until she reached southeast when the Britannia
passed her the bonts passing that point in this
order:
britannia 90 ~
They continued in this way until they rounded
the Mouse Lghtship, which they did as follows:
Aisa .l:oll]
The wind from this point grew stronger and
he Ailsa crept UP n little. hut the Britannia
kept the lead all the way home They finished
MS follows:
britannia. S:oo:OO
The Ailsa is much more tender than she WAS
before her recent alterations. and 1t is generally
agreed among yachtsmcn that she will have to
be restored to her former condition before she
will be good enough to hold her own with tho
Prince OF Wales's cutter.
In the race between the 4O-raters. the Isolde
finished 3 minutes and % seconds ahead of the
Carcss.