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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
EFFECT OF BEE STINoS.
a Decided stfnulast to the Hunss
Erstem

Decided stinulAnt t0 the Hama.
System
One effect Of bee Etings on the human
system "a in tho nature of a-sumulant
The virus introduced through tho GU
ticle by the bee herself is exceedingly
stimulating, If not exhilarating. II
beats tobacco or any narcotic. II Is
way ahead of intoxieSnts.
am led 70 this conclusion by effects
produced on one OF my visitors after
one application Of the medicine, hyPo-
dermically administered. II doesn't
Seem TO make much difference on what
part Of the anatomy the fluid Is inject
"a. IL works just as eff-ctDslly Ia one
spot as another, and operates instaD-
taneously. II the patient would pre-
fer the scar IN his back hair. hidden
from vulgar observation and irrevsT
emit remark, he will feel its effects and
respond 10 its influence with aianrity.
Whether administered behind the right
ear or on the ornamental app<ndags
which sometimes ootrpdes itself
into other peoples business, or -5elov
the belt" under the TROUSERS, IL gets
there just the same" The LATEST man
in America will got hustle on kiu
instanter after one dose. BE cSn run
through a troop and leap over g wall
Ike a trained athlete. A ten-wirs
fence barbed to stop swine Sc no OBJ
struction 20 him when he getA under
motion. He feels as Il h could oct
run & tornado or swim Lake Erie He
doesn't wonder that sampson twisted
the Jaw OF the young lion OF slew a
regiment OF Philistines. He could do
81 himself with another application Of
this formic acid preparation, admin
istered from the business e1d" OF
lively bee.-Eagene seoor, ia AInsri-
ar Pee Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
sheepshead RarRaces-

New York, June 3o.-Favorites at odds
on in general, were successful at Sleeps
head today, but as two long shots were
heavily backed the buyers of odds were
not much ahead at the close OF the day.
In the first race Peep o Day one Of the
lightweights, spread eagled the field and
won, TO the delight of Grammar, who was
reported TO have won $4,000. Summar-
les:
First race-Seven furlongs: Peep o.
Day won; Lehman, Second; Belmar,
third. Time, 1:27 %.
Second-Mile; Roundsman won; The
Native second; Find Out, third. Time,
1:43 2-5.
Thanksgiving Futurity course: Scot
tish Chieftain 70 TO 100. won; Tripping,
3 to 1, second; Arbuckle, to l, third
Time, 113 2-5.
Fourth-Tidal stakes, mile: Margrave
won; Hastings second; Formal, third.
Time 1:43.
Fffth-FNour and a half furlongs2Col-
lateral won; Mss Prim second; DFstfnc-
ton third. Time 81 %.
Sixth-Four and a half fu-1ongs: Grey
Bird won; Lenore, second; Tankanassee
third. Time SO.
Seventh-Mile and three quarters:
hurdle: Southerner won; Alfonso, Sec
ond; Woodford, third. Time, 3:25.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Awkrard Mn Sow o.

Heniey-on-ThameS. June Sa-AH the
Yale men spent the first half Of the
afternoon in pair-oar work up the river
and near their quarters. They were
waiting, on account Of the very heavy
wind which vas blowing I'D the course
20 go down and do some heavier work.
The Yale crew was out until $50 but al
that hour the Americans went down 20
Regatta island in short stretches and
then did the course. The first half was
covered in S.S5 and the whole course n
7:42. with a stroke OF . and 50,
All the English coaches said that to
days work was very slow and poor for
the Yale men and Bob Cook says there
is no drive in the boat and THAI the men
do not catch the water quickly. Mr.
Cook added that the Americans Ike
the English cas- better, but they are
not at home WITH them.
New College did The last hail IN SEA
Lenders longest pun today was four
minutes. During the rest q the time
they roWed short spurts and stretches.
Trinity and Emanuel started two
lengths short OF The last hair and Trim
ity won by a length and a half IN 3.S1.
All Of the Americans are IN good con-
dition and now have no fear Of suffering
from the effects Of the climate.
Mcdowell. the American scuiler. Tow
ed alongside the Yale bost today for
the second quarter OF a mile bis boat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
LAST FLOUR BARREL GRAFTON.
why the DIstinzaLshoa Crater Drew the
Lac At MOultIzE = Barrel

~ ny Lne us1ra OFhAcf DFNN Ahs
Lac AZ MOuatizE Barrel
Col. James II. Fitzgerald, known
throughout New jersey "a the BED
MAJ Of Deep Cut" b-ecsusse Of the brill
iAnt plunags Of his csPut, dss.Sed into
New York from Camden the Other d.
30 make . quick tour Of observation Of
the political situation and % get potE =
for speech which be viii begin deliver.
ing on behalf Of The democratic party
aS soon as the presidential nominations
Gre made
Il shall appear only or The siege and
on opan-sir plStfo-uls.7 sid Col Fit-s
gerald 70 a Nail sni E,TlTczs reporter.
The day Of To -four barre Is = roe
trum Is. with z.e, q thiz.z 81 tbepast--
This ambiguous remark w. baosd On
an sIperience u Col F1izgerzld's 49,.
srzl years ago. wtca ne va stu1pins
Phila6elphia il tho lEtersst q t6s
green oaok-isbOr parry. lis eio4usacs
and vigOr attracted iayTe audiences md
his hold utasrzzces ~ fasor Of lib~-fs
o. sDoecA Ralssd Tor hin tAs ar1loa,
attention q the SutEoFstsca he hzd
been engaged % SpesL a. az sHa@zn blagf
% NOrktZgzeo II the southern pat o.
the Quaker city. sud when to zlTai
e>ne for him 20 aPPcar 'ae p-oi.r- toas
pozsession q - hail ard refusr1 .
permit him % make az address f3r fear
s. niEht Be - iaEar1lzfoy g. La
head.
Col. E-fzF-TeId. vho va tacz know
a. The -Bsd CiElksu. ~ SLED VITA
Trash
This sd Ia - @ zzurpatloz q
-or<titztl9-zl ri~ht 7 deci.ae % 50
mix I dseIsne r. rsanq--izs Eseh a.
edict- II re ra1sof ra~et IN - AaI; ~
car raee< n -. pEbllc fho70zzkszTs. Dc
TIE op~a air. - ,he b-sgst s-zl-Z--t
Get 1e a barrel"
4 E-iz1DoEIug ErocerT s-1-e ~
VISITED b. ~ sdEairer Ar = fear barr.
procured aid .al<-sl s-v@sal bAo-i-a frp'.
the hail. Coz Fi.zFerald nzoarfra tl-e
iz-ar--ox-sxzI .cztruTa ia dl=a-ess. saz1-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01

The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endeavor viii hold their annual
meeting in Washington. d. C., July to
Is
For this occasion the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company viii sell tickets,
from ell points on its lines. west q the
Ohio river 10 Wash inztOn. at one single
fare for the round trip. July 30 T. in-
elusive. valid for return passage until
July l.. inclUs.v1
an ad3it.1.af extension lat.l -lly 81 -
deyosting tickets with Joint Agent At
Washington
Tickets viii also be on safe AZ stations
OF all connecting lines.
Delegates should not lose sight OF the
fact that all Baltimore and ONO trains
run Via Washington i52-st-w.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Defends ME PENSION LAWS
President Cleveland Gets Boiling Full of
Indignation.

Washing ton, June 30.-The president
has shown a disposition to deal severe
~ with persons who defraud pensioners
and otherwise violate the pension laws
and this tendency is we'll exhibited in
his action upon three applications for
pardons in such cases taken just before
his departure from the capital. These
were the cases of Andrew J. Rocks OF
Georgia, Paul L. Marcellino of New Mex
leo and Stephen o. Brandon Of Tennes-
see, all convicted of offenseS against the
pension laws.
The president denied the applications
in aech case and his endorsements suf-
ficiently indicate the repugnance he
feels for this class of offenders. IN the
case of Marcellino hte president writes:
This convict was guilty, apparently,
of nearly all the crimes and frauds de-
nounced by our pension laws. He seems
in every way possible to have cheated
and swindled ignorant pensioners and
imposed on the government. The pun
ishmant melted out to him was well de-
served, and L cannot yield TO the I'M
thinking and irresponsible appeal for
his pardon"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01

lie began bis speech add Ia few min
utes his hearers were worked up ~
high pitch OF sRthusia<m. His yoics
was strong. bis gestures f0rv-ful and
his SMILES apt at Is . Dockery." hs
said with great vsherpenos, "a moe krxy
OF right and jnssiOs TO DEFY an Aneri,
can citizrn the right 20 express HE
opinion 20 his fellow ue7. In mis-
great city whore liberty wa proclaimed
20 have 70 liberty7 Are we 20 bs
rauzried Ike rabid dors7 Has the tiras
como when tia servants Of tn people
are the masters Of the psopIs7 !
AnsTsTer you po-s thousand trDes no
Thozo anxious n1iniouA Of the Law,
who have forbidden p~Sosfui ss.ezn.
blaRs OF freernea. 7 defyi Let tksa
daro % intrrfers with u. I care nof
whether a. be one or twenty OF hun,
dred throw down the gauntlet sEi
ear would grind them under 10Y heel
even a. grad taiS paper forhaddina
our meeting.'
With t5o~e woryiA Col Fitzgerald
fFHA4~A VIC FrtAffe AAPNAHG&6@8A u -
hand. cAzt II under bis fe~< zns
stamped on u This action caassd re
brad OF n f0or barre 20 give Gay A1d
thu speaker disappeared via zrvAs'0tt
JeuDesa. ~ the s<Bs rsosae-i
platoon % police cane @sVsaSd -
corner on dor tro<. The crEr~o sc-s
tered. sGd. as Titsgerzld could noe =
se>o. tie police. asier f>~ E>oEssa'>
r~tir-d- SOt osa Of them Esspeotse IL
barrel
At ,he ~rplrz:sou q ten MINUTES ~
osolo-,~i PIT ont ia hsad
~whrT8 ere ~ bsss rzinioz.ST~ "a
sskse q, 60 sg3itor WHO bAs veaturc4
% rsf-Ea-
-Gone- 80 The rr-plT.
Then 49, szorr.-s.- Easf Col. Fss
T--zld. al be e. snt,ssi osIs. ia-SkirF li@s
q miller NaO had b--~u zaR<iug Scr "a
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sa1e-ss tie Red Ma - f-e2 u =
forIa tbs r-.olntlOs ~bses e * ~ 100
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Washington PARK Races.

Chicago. June 30.-The attendance a
Washington park today was a little lar
ger than yesterday and the sport much
more interesting. In the stake event
only did the winner have an absolutely
easy task. In the pacing contest Col
bert was pressed in the first heat to
Bbave off Ithuriel but the latter broke
In the stretch. The two leading con-
testants in this race were both Mime
sofa horses. In the second heat of this
race. a rein 10 ole Hutch broke and
sleIps caused a sensation by jumping
ion the horses back and trying TO stop
him Instead he was thrown off and
Badly shaken up. Hutch finished with
but driver. An accident occurred in
fhe $50 trot which robbed Reilly S, of
second money, the horse falling near
the three-quarters pole. Keiley's Di-
rect filly. Beatrice, was looked on as
having a decided chance to win the
HORSE Review stakes. But Beatrice
WAS unreliable and broke badly in both
heats, being distanced in the second.
This stake was won in hollow fashion
by the Lexington FLY, Mary Beaufort
and her time was first-class. Summa-
lies:
Horse Review stakes. $1,000. for .
Fear-old trotters: Mary Beaufort, b. f.,
by Golden Slope-Seninel Wilkes. won
pa straight heats: Time 2:241a; Preston
sscOnd; Bertolus, third. Beatrice, Athy
and Baby c.. also started.
Class 2:19 trot, $1,000: Bessie Wilton
Dix. t. by Wiiton-Lemonade, won sec
6nd third and fourth heats. Time
eaS1; 2I6A; 21554. DR. French. second:
Bqueezer third Riley s. won first
heat in 21424, but was distanced in the
fourth heat. Captain Hanks. Coral
Queen, Myra Simomns, Coincidence.
Wauseon. Marble Dora II. Zero. Lilly
Ellen, Senator Wilkinson. Metzger and
DufOur also started.
Glass PA. pacing: Colbert. Oh. :. nv
Dmsard ?Queen B. won in straight
heats. Time 2:13lt; 2:l1A: 2IS. Thu
fiel. second; Sir Edwin Arnold, third
Ehief Justice, Ringrose. Ethel A. Belle
u and Ole Hutch also started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Buckvidere won; oman Wood. second;

Buckvidere won; Oman Wood, second
Lilly Beatrice, third. Time 1S02.
Third-S4o0, Swear olds, selling, five
and a half furfongs: First heat: Fer
ris Hartman won; TimeIike, second f;
Bridget, third. Time 1:09. Second
heat-Ferris Hartman won; Bridget,
second; Timelike, third. Time :69.
Fourth-S400 3-year olds and upward
selling, six furlongs: Salvable won;
Harry McCouch, second; Draw Scot,
third. Time 1:15.
Fifth-S400, 3-yearolds and upward,
mile and seventy yards; Madeline
won; Figaro, second; Argentina, third
Time 1:4312.
Sixth-Six furlongs: Johnny McHale
won; Dora Wood, second; Linda, third,
Time 113h.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Kansas city Races.
Kansas City. June 30.-Results:
EYrSf raca-SiN and q half fnrlnnr

Kansas City, June SO.-ReSultS:
First race-Six and a half furlongs
selling: Miss Oaks won; Jim Coon,
second; DR.. Wedgewood, third. Time
1.26&.
SecOnd-Five and a half furlOngs
Winchester won; Moss Rose, second;
Corean. third. Time 1:10A.
Third-Mile, selling; Zerilda won; Al
va, second; Long Ten, third. Time l As.
Fourth-Five furlongs, handicap:
Jim Baker won; AureOla. second; Whit
tie third. Time OBJ
Fifth-FOur furlongs: I'll Do won;
FINS, second; Redemption, third Time
sou
SiZth-Four and & half furlongs. sell
ing: Little Dock, won; Ben Harrison.
second; Lark, third. Time 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Stone Cream.

Stone cream rs very simple recipe.
first dissolve half an ounce Of eelatint
in little water. then add 10 i one pin;
of sveetened milk. which has bern
boilesi with lemon pei. As soon As i
Is coid pour this slowly over layer
of jara ina deep glass dish When quite
set, stick strips OF blaached almonds
into be cream and serTe--N- Y TlE1sA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
American Wins at Newmarket.

London, June 30.-Enoch WiSha I'd s
American horse, Helen Nicholas. won
the Visitors plate at Newmarket today.
Helm Nichols started at 100 10 u
against in the plate of los sovereigns
for 2-year-olds, which was won by
Comat ose. Stagiese was second and
Golden Hawk. third Twelve horses
started and the distance was five fur
longs.
The Hare park handicap Of 500 sover-
eigns for 5-yesr-olds and upwards was
won by Mr.. Wallace Jobnston's Tey-
mouth. Mr.. Wishard's Wishard took
third place. MIR. Lorrillard's entry.
Anisette II, was among the ten starters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
RIDERS PILED UP
SEVEN WHEELMEN MEET WITH MIS-
HAP AT GALBSBURG.

There is Great Race in Which Cooper and
Sanger are the Main Participants-San-
gers Wheel Comes to Pieces-Down He
Goes and Six More on Top of Him-AIl
Have to be Helped From the Track, and
One is Supposed to Have Sustained In
tsrnal niurIes-Trotting at Washington
Park-HenIey News.
Gaiesburg, Ill, June 30.-The national
circuit bicycle meet today was witness
"a by 5000 people. The real contest was
cstween Tom Cooper Of Detroit and NJ.
:. Sanger of Milwaukee. Cooper came
put best. In the final, Cooper led and
set the pace, but in the last eighth San
ger overlook him and for the last ten
rods the two men went a dead heat
md the judges so decided it.
Ihey tried it over again in the mile
professional, with Pat O'Connor for
pacemaker. Cooper again gained a
shSht lead and kept the advantage The
pace was furious. Down the home
seiebch w Z. Becker of MINNEAPOLIS fell
una was carried from the track. With
u hVe RODS OF the wire, Sanger. who was
Spuruns TO catch Cooper, was thrown
violently to the ground by the handles
N ms bicycle coming off, and the next
iisuAht all those behind him went down.
oeVeh men were in a heap. Merten of
% fduI was thrown under the fence
oiaoe OF st Louis struck the fence. Mer-
ten, at IS feared, sustained internal in
lures The men We're helped from the
crack and Coopr went under the wire
hione- stevens Of Ootumwa, Ia. and
Starouck OF Philadelphia, followed some
seconds later. 1t will be several DAVIS
before the men injured can race again.
me cords OF Beekers left leg were cut
at the knee The other events were
tame. Summaries:
Professional half mile. omen. Tom
cooper, Detroit, and w. c. Sanger. Mil
~aukee, dead heat; o. r. Coulter. Mans
field, O., second. Time I:07 2-5.
Professional, 2:15 class: w. E. Beck
er, Minneapolis, won; J. F. Griebler.
minneapolis, second; F. Hooks, Bay
City Mich, third. F. II. Allen, SYRIA
ouse, fourth Time 2:39A.
Professional, one mile, open: Tom
Cooper, Detroit, first; 0. L. Stevens, OF
tumwa, Ia, second; ]. r. Starbuck.
philadelphia, third. Time 2:11 As.
Amateur, mile novice. o. c. Clements
Galesburg, won. Time 3 90 Is.
Anna teur, mile open: O. c. Clements
won. Time 2:33.
Amateur, five miles, handicap. WI,
Becker won; c. w. Bandy. GaIesburg
second; c. NJ. Ridgely, third. Time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01

being Driven into her shock and the
warriors with burning frebrands grad
ually closing in to ignite the funeral
pile. At this moment we were discov-
cred and the dance was brought to a
standstill. The presence OF the troop
ers was sufficient. 1 persuaded Melo
and his wife TO return TO Phoenix with
me. They have lived there since, and
aided me In gaining knowledge of the
Apaches. "-Denver Field and Farm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Latonia Races.

CINCINNATI. June SO.-Two favorites,
two second choices and an outsider won
at Datonia today. Track fast. Sum-
maries;
First race-Seven furlongs. purse $500
S-yeSr-oldS and upwards: Martin
won; Kennie Thatcher, second; King
E5kwOOd, third. Time 1901.
fSecond-Mile and twenty yards, sell
,ing, purse $500, 3-year olds and upwards
Aimee Goodwin won; Moylna, second
Anna Lyle, third. Time :43.
Third-Niie, purse $500. 3-year-olds:
First Mate won; His Brother. second
Cuticlene, third. Time ! :43.
Fourth-Seven furiongs, purse $400,
Swear olds and upwards: Bryan Nc
Clelland won; St Helena, second; Mesh
third. Time ! :2915
Fffth-Five furiongs, purse $500. 2-year
olds: DR.. Catlett won; Irby b, second;
John McElroy, third. Time 1903.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Sheffield Races.

Sheffield, Ind, June S0.-Results:
First race-Six furlongs: Caufeld
won; Pinchback, second; Hartford Boy,
third. Time 1:14%
Second-Ffve furlongs: Provident
won; Lillian Wilkes, second; Siegfried,
third. Time I:02L.
Third@Six furlongs: Repeater won
Little Sadie, second; Gold Bricq, third.
Time lis. k
Fourth-Mile and a furlong: Red
Skin won; Assignee, second; Ida Pick
wick. third. Time 1881.
Fifth-Four and a half furlongs: Ia
mar Ill won; Yours Truly, second; La
dy Falkland. third. Time :54A
Sixth-StN furlongs: Ardath won;
Barguard. second; Jennie June, third.
Time 1:14l4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01

Esz1 szsgeoa ~ IL HasFit-l -
-uss te3l yau. -, god s=oza-z. iAAt
soar s1a W. - ozaps1lss3 - ksss
- - r-iTo Ct.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Ten Rounds for Points.

Cleveland, June 30.-The ten-round
fight for points between Solly Smith of
San Francisco and Johnny Layack of
this city at Red Cross rink tonight was
declared draw. The men were even
iy matched and the contest was a spir-
tied one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
HA L0s-

Johnnie Chasie-I put up ioke On
mamma yesterday.
Ioam;e PeterbT-What was i;7
4 bet her 7 could ezt brad faster
than see eosld butter Il and she took
ne 10"
Who ~on
-She did; but IL made her perspirs.-
Texas site.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
Nor IN. onIr Ona

Shelf don't accept you this time.
you won't get discouraged. win you?
He-0h. no There are others - De-
troit Pre- Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
st. Louls Races

st. Louis, June S0-It was hard nick
ing for the talent at the fair grounds
Today. fayorites being downed in /. ?.
order. Track fast and weather fine.
Summaries:
First raee-S400, Swear clds and up-
wards, selling mile: The Bachelor
wen; Bertha, second; Immilda. third.
Fime 1;ses4.
. Second-S4Oo. 2-year olds. five fnrInnrs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
WIZ Ill. sr.,nr cn,,..,-

She-EoU promised 20 love ne always
ae-BctI never knew that you looked
Ike thai IN the morning with yourk aiI
IN euEl Pzpe-s.-Yozkers StstezDzz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01

The FIST American college vas Ear
rard. which was opened 70 receive s.1.
dents in 1855. a. Newton, Mass. Do~
called CanbrSge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01

'Eoast2 les, sir sid the butcher.
Hers one saved especially for you
But" szid the man Of uncer.ai, IL
GONE, Il also want 20 settle nv sc-
count ! made { raise yssterdaT."
ooh, jim, put that roast back and
git one Of them good ones out the ice
box, "-Cinclnuati Enquirer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01

To Stop Failing of the Hal in One Week
And promote new growth use DAN
DERINE. II tones and invigOrates the
scalp and imDarts feeling of comfort.
All druggists, refund money in case of
failure 81 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-01
L. A. w. and the railroads

Chicago, June 3O.-Second Vice Presi-
dent Morrison of the League of Ameys-
can Wheelmen has requested the west
Hrn roads 70 appoint a date when the
of1ctais or the league may confer with
them regarding the attitude of the
roads towards the transportation of nj
cycles Mr.. Morrison has suggested
July Z, as the date on which the meet
ing can be held.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
JUSTICE LAWRENCE OV STICTDr

In October last Silvio Ienguerri tried TO kill his
wife and then attempted 10 commit suicide He dd
not succeed In either although he came nearer 10
the latter than the former ard had 10 be taken IA
Bellevue Hospital, where he recovered several dave
ago. The mistake was made of not lodging n COM
plant against him while he was in the hosnital
and his counsel, having found this out applied in
the Supreme Court yesterday for the mans dis
charge on a writ or habeas CORPUS. asserting thar
he was not detained by any warrant of law ~
What is the charge against this man." Justice
Lawrence asked. ''Ne
THE present charge is for atten,nted euicido a,d
murder" he was Informed anu
me nrst charge amounts to nothing" com
mented the Justice but the other one IL sorioYs
The representative of the Distrct-Attornes CON
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
DECREtSE ~ MISDENEiNORS.

The hrs, yearly report filed by the Ciiy Mass-
traics of the cases disposed of by them was en-
tered in the office of the County Clerk Yesterday py
the clerk Of the Board. John I. Tehb"ttS IL SHOWS
that altogether there were 1890 persons nioush'
TO The bar Of justice This is decrease oi "'J from
last year There were held for trial 'i.'}'. Ihere
was a marked decrease in the number OF persons
arrested for misdemcanors This class Of offenders
includes cases IF violation Of the excise law. the
decrease in msdemeanors was 100. and Mr. Ten
belts says that the decrease is due 10 the falling OH
in the number OF excise arrests which last year
amounted alone to 500 The nur.ner of arrests for
being drunk and disorderly was tv!vo THIS Is an
increase over last year Of 800 but the report says
that taking into consideration the increase in popu-
lation. this should have been much larger.