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New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

FRESHMEN AND VARSITY MEN ALREAD>
SETTLED ~ THEIR QUARTERS

SETTLED ~ THEIR QUARTERS
PoGsnkeep-ir May 81 1SpeciaD.-Consp picuous
among the many people oar streets to-day were
members Of the crews representing the University
OF Prnnsy yiV.nd. The twO crews and substitutes in
charge OF Ellis Ward. The coacn. arrived at High
lands about 80 O'Clock in The afternoon on he tug
Lcat ". II. crawford.
The crews had intended TO make the pleasant sail
up the Hudson their launch Ben Franklin but il
was run down In the East River Saturday might ana
rendered useless
On 'he way up the river the ;us ,tnded at Corn
and 'Gill." both Of whom olJ-limr 0Arsinrn ana
haze won many races
When the tue reached 4 pcint near The big bridge
the sounds or The whistles ,he different river
crafts WAS almost deafrnine. They ~ once went TO
Bellevue Villa their quarters. which is Oh the hin
opposite this city. and over.ooks the finest course in
ne country where the Quaker~ Will strukgi- TO-
the championship. Two shells brought with
The crews and also their l!tte black k-and-,an dos
Pennsy, the crews mascot
Al present the crews will in the following
order:
Freshmen: D. : Ankles. DOW: j. NJ Rue.enberg
/: G. : Rogers. >: keppleman. 3 Joseph De Silver.
X w. Smith. o. j. II. Hail. :. No. Vet to be chosen
The coA>wdn Is ". X. Lee
The Varsity crew will 10: time be made up Of ".
r. Howell bow, Herman Kregel!us. Samuel
Boyie, 2 B. Cornell. 3. George Megdsee I. Edward
Stcarns =. George Stevenson. %: James kier. :: j.
:. McAvOy, cONswain. No captain has been elected
for either ere" yet. and their first row will hc taken
Menday. Jack is the only member who roaed here
last year.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

THE CHARGE AGAINST HADFlELD.


Arhousr The officials 81 the TrvrE'on Nn'hurn
road rare have rot the slightest doubt mat Charles
Hsdfeld had 4 racemsker ard that h" vas pronNrN
disoualihed after coming IN FIRST his friends are ~
tremely indignant Ne and they insist that he ia
NO, know the rider who kept IN advance ~ him.
and there are in'irations that the whole 'h'nS "aS
Z riot directed MOI so much asains Ha i0ed as
aratrst the wheel that he rode TODAY Freeman
" N4efue president of the Vim Bicycle 'luh. of
Newark 70 which HadNeld belongs. will apply IN
the Cbancery Court for order restraining IN"
distribution % the prizes nnt0 tho actual winner
has an opportunity 70 disprovs tho charge man"
acains, him IIadhcld IS thus quoted IN an inter
view
have long beer an oarsman. and hav" ro"eh All
over this holder of records ana Chafn,
nionship honors and have never had any violation
Of sporting rules or unfsrness charged acsns' ulr.
s,rb, &c So moor rat could no, r-I much about
who was riding near me. bur ne simply LAUGHED =,
W spsa ro. ION ahHy ol .d iS5 in me vnse Ts snd bc.d
spen, great deal ~ money IN preparation
Ior revsr nv" esw rim before in nv hfe didn't want
him riding me. and instead OF help h' @ wa
hrdrance and in fact several times nearly cause
me 10 take bad fall by allowing Ms rear wh"ei 70
2 ,t close my front one Several tines J han 70 10
"a 70 nyercome n. effect of his and my whee
into fun swing again. Half dozen tunes J @ ashe9
would seem ike pacing and cause trouble lie re-
piled In vile terms and held UP numnDets sne,' hs
which he seemed be carrying on his handle "a
] believe the number was q ie iirs' cam. me- nes,
mo on nv nineteenth mile and thfn on the idNt
,hree-ouarters OF the twen'y-ifh mile, al"dSH
taking care 10 do II when wer" near inc turn-
in q point where the officials were stationed ana III
their plain sight .a o.oirs j. rdicu-
Ions for | was riding fresh and strong on NY lhrt
Eve miles and when the strange rider came up 70
me the last time had only three-quait"fs OF ,'1
70 60 and the nearest 10 m" Was not "iui'H
slxh, or gunsho distance. y was put up )op ny
some one and | have heard that i was orc 't"i
,nore apainst the wheel which rode than against
we never rode a wheel until last August was
never In a bicycle race until to-day ah'' }" '"'''
never witnessed
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
vEFyJyG or The YALE cORPORATION

New-Haven May 81 (5peciaD. The annual spring
rpe.tine O. the Yale Corporation was held on Iurs
d,, with almost ali the members III attrLnah'e
Among other important things. II vas decided 'ha'
IN. new dorm,ory being built IN iorh-S' De
named P.er-on Hall. IN honor Of the hfsi pres-
t-nt o, the college The full amount o. recent
rift o, s.uoVOo consigned 10 the use " 'he
nnlv-r.lty library IL voted also that the
.,,tu- of the late President Woosey be placed
an the campus In front of Durfee Hall No action
was taken relative to the proposed erection OF a
n.u alumni hall, toward tearing down any
more of the buildings OF the Old Brick Ro" mere
,s some anxiety among the students as to the de,
.,siou regarding the WoOisey statue. lts proposed
si,. is directly In front ~ the senior renee ana
a. there are rumors that IL Is the Intention OF the
f,rIIlty 10 lay sod there. and do other equdly
raII.a things IL Is feared the senior ball games
~ The fence may be seriously interfered with II
moi prohibited altogether.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

Charles II. Willss sloop Daphne. c. A. Tatums
steam yacht Cosette and c. A. Goud's steam yacht
Nearia. Among those present William A.
Oakes and Mrs. Oakes. Mr.. and Mrs c. y. Way
land Mr and Mrs. g: II. Hamilton. Commodore
II. Flagler; Mrs. Thomas l.. scoyiile. Jordan J..
Mott. William IL. catlin. VI. G. Parsons. ". II.
Parsons. j. Howard Wainwright. IA. b. Plat. Cap
tain smith. OF the White Star steamer Majestic; J
Porter Allen t.. H. Med;herby Dr. Samuel Hall
and Dr. p. J. MgCourt. after the ceremonies there
were music ami dancing
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
Following l. tho score OF the game on the second
hoard with notes from "Th" Daily News
rnEN,H DEFENr
NOTES

-, rbi. move h-trays Whites intention ~ castle
Queens side This "a always very rlsNF eNp'nen' IL
-" tr.nrh Defence especially At this stage
hn An excellent move. which al once gives black tt
advantage from which. curiousy enough Nnl'e 'ou''
nor mi. seemed better than II PB 2. which Black
.o,,td f,llnv ur with p B :. and P-Q III y eic. .
a., Thi. rnova turns badly. k' = = would de
preference"
,e, Excellent PLAY. . - 49,, ,.,.A h,,, m.
oh,.,,irn 10 the move XIX =, - n: IS
is'k,-O4 BxKt i6PxB. P-k h"' IL - ~ y
-, IN ,ck continues play with very good judgment
~ nv threatens B-Kt 2. etc. II Il absolutely hees
ID, ,', ,h.refore that White in some way shouln H""'
'" rom ~ = "a was preferable. But Black would still have
n,od Continuation al his disposal by IS ~ o.. ,
~ White has got s.ngulary unfortunate POI y,
,,a, p"K B3 is impossible on account OF ~ i IL =. -
tiun. tst will not answer. for after Is kt black
.t .t-a,.,s aith.r % or PIX kt % .
~, nreyent mate II Kt ch. followed ~ ~
N. u, ~ course. Whites game was hopr',ssiy los'
line and whatever he does makes no u"eie"0e
IL, =, ~. ',,lv way To prevent mate In TWO moves
rb. snecial Berlin correspondent of the New-forK
oat.Ze;tung' cables that Tsch'sorNn mas en-
,rd rho international tournament. TO begin on July
oo In Nuremberg and that Tarrasch Is Wiling 10
can,at, a German team against an American team
Sn able chess match. provided the expenses wou'u
not run too hiBn a., ,,,.onotu,r Sbass
,,,h 8, Rnubitscheck played eight men sifnuitane-
o,,s'v lie won seven games and lost one. ING
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

CHESS-NOTEs FROM OTHER
T0f'PNANE\TS
TOURN.AM AMENTS.

The Manhattan Chess club defeated the Franklin
Chess club In the team match p.ayed over fourteen
boards In the Fga"kn Chess club in Philadelphia
on Memorial Day By ~ 10 81. games The result
il satisfactory Tor the local men. many OF the
strong Manhattan players were absent. and as ad-
dltonai hardship Undergone by the team In
travelling 10 the Quaker Clty LEI alone the fact thar
the winners had % play among strange surround
ilg-. These the details Of the match:
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
-, pr-v OF RROOKLYN WUEELMEN.

sara,ore Y y May 81 tspeciaD-The Aurora
Grafa Wheelmen's club, members OF the Masonic
fraternity OF Brooklyn. reached here last evening"
from Troy They left home Friday evening ana aha
came north by steamer and at Troy mounted thcII
bic vcles and made the run 10 this place ShoWrIy
conditions and heavy roads compelled mem Ih's -
afternoon 10 abandon the programme OF "hceine 70
Troy They LEFT hcre on nc 3:rj train i2r Troy
where they took the night boat for New-fork CRY
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

Tn. game between m" cuban Giants and tho
I.eontin~s AZ Recreation Park Long Island. yesier
DAY was won by the former team by their heavy
batting The game va. Witnessed by lSN people.
The score.
Cuban Gianis...............3 o -i3
IrOntirec ...................% 4" y -
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
fesaI Nontss.
r. a Snecial Term Of the Supreme Court,

A T n Special Term Of the Supreme Court
n Hpss in q sHs as sy ssC S sts:n
II Iaos sa'f p Mcennan supreme Court Farm
ers Loan Trust Company asans, srs ins The
petition Of Howard FOger receiver Of the aSoys rr
Ssd nsa MaS 2sa 1896 and affidavit Of Joseph Mn xs
May Goth SS s,y 1d na s enson the PROM
erty this preceding ana S action ~ is sucn
sassr Tsn,Sssa S for nf the protecn f
the property ths, The receiver "t s me of h same and
Sesrng that there unpaid and that
the propsry is Sh nSw II TO pay at once
that o an smoSmS snn n9 % ,s Of
This court there funds whatever IN the hahas
with which TO mee1 any T., sa;
II is very important for me oondhoidvds anu o,S "a
that such Insurance be procured until money 10
raised sufficient to pay ,or sns p.", sSorer notice
'h%, 2w esm an motion of Mun Griffin Walker attorneys
'V o1.reJ s That the rlan, defendants. the At,or
ney General all the bondhoters Of the defendant
IhusanJ Island Hotel Company be- and they hereby
ordered show cause at term Of this court 10 te hsd
June q 1891. at opening of court on that day. or as
thereafter as ,oaIss s % can D. n ga Gr May so am
s and directing receiver herein 60 issue certicates
,xe In suit ahead OF and prior mortgage in sut
said certificates to be used for re c srs Sr sna
conditions may the court reasonable and just
and FOR other rule or order as may to the court
'sf" Il 'qss faer Of s ords. be serve;
such bondhoders OF tLe defendant. Thousand Island T.
Hotel Company secured by the mor,gsee described In the
with reasonable diligence be aseertaned and hat snsh
End practice OF this court and shall bs
deemed 4 regular service OF such notice or notion
s s tn the SSps
paper n the y 81 IN Ss e
Of New York. on or before June 1885 rxx.x
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
rARcuMONT CLUBS RACES
PROGRAMME OF THIS SEASONS CoNrEsrs-IhE
REGATrAs AND SPECIALS


The Regatta Committee Of the Larchmont Yacht
Club, composed Of John f. Loveioy chairman QUO
sarony and H. c. Wintrngham, has issued the ioi-
lowing rarng programme for 1896
Saturday. June 2o-Spring regatta. open to all
Sa,,rdav July 4-seventeenth annual regatta
open TO all classes first race OF series LOT % % ,
Lee steamer Albertina for members ana Sues ;
Saturday. July lS-Open Iegatia tor ia an i sec9na
80 Of series for 30foot special class spec'ai race
for schooners In cruising trim -.,oo,o-s - rac-
Monday July 2O-Specal race for schooneTs IN rae
r ,rtn, in one class special race for schooners IN
"r,sinu trim In class. third race OF scti"s 10.
"A zoo, rating class third race OF series 10, |ui3o 3
special class special race To- Zl-foot class race o
hTnasa,v July 2l-Four-oared gig race for "iIen
ana Chickens Coors, presented 10y Conor i,nors 're
s, - tT hv n i Seeley; dngy race for Execute on
Cniors presented by II. H. Seeley; race FOR napnina
..ca f,r naphtha launches, twenty one rect ioad
wster-ue and under; race FOR the r'as'" i'u & a'ii
westward Challenge Cup, tub races ana "a'''
SpWedn.say. July 22--Open regatta for All casses,
rrth race OF series for 5l-foo rating class iouih
Of series FOR @i2oa for raSs yacn,s Win
cabin trunks fifth Of series Tor 5t-loo 'nans
class NTH OF series Tor 1o-ioo. 'pe' ,, t.I Il
race for cabin eats. all IN one 'IaHs' l"Se i'' "f
q foot cas-. rae. foI hali-ra'eiH' III t oe cass.
Frl'iay July 24-Schouncr race. All ~ ~ one ga 81,
race for Class D. yachts wl' n9,I afooI ratns class
Nh ce Of s-re. for y0-fool special class race ioi
sn.ciaI H-foot class. for halfraters .,,,ses
'pSaturday. July Is open regatta for AZ classes
seventh race OF series for 34-foot rating class
seventh race OF series for s0-foot specal cins5 e
saturday. September Eighth race OF % Se'iss oi
3.-foot rating class. eighth race oI serieS 'o' ''
special c.ass, for half rAteTs nm o.,,,s
Monday, September Labor Day)-Fdl regA'a
'tS,tnTdav September lk-Race for larchmonl 'dp
FOR schooi,ers race for o-foot special c'ass'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
HARLEM RIVER OARSMk,\
THE SUCCESS or SATURDAYS REGATTA-CoM
MENTS ON THE CONTESTS

THE SUCCESS OF SATURDAYS EEGATTA-CoM
MENTS oN THE CONTESTS
There much rejoicing yesterday among The
Harlem River oarsmen over the success OF their
satt2 on SATURDAY. As In most regat'as. there
we're a number OF surprises and tho causes Of
them were widely discussed The failure OF the
Firs, bohemian B. C. 10 capture either the senior
four or the senior eightoirod shell races
largely attributed to the fact that Ellis Ward did
not train the this year. lie is coaching the
University ot Pennsylvania men this season. and
the success OF his work was plainly seen In the
rowing ~ tho mon IN Saturdays regatta. when they
defeated the crack crews Of tho Harlem in both the
junior eight -oarcd and the senior egh-oared shell
races by these victories they captured the iIar
lcm challenge cup valued At s5o. and the Koch
cup valued S3H Both these trophi's we're held
nv the FRS Bohemian r. e The latter club has
Won tho cup tNice and i Mould have become the
cNcluSlvo owner hac It's crew Won on saturday
The First Bohemian T. e. e comparatively
young club and e composed mostly m Young mon
IN the humber walks n ~" Thor enthusiasm.
they deserve al tho success thoy nave ach'eI'1
Most ~ their training Is done AZ nshf and On sun
DAY. ~ they cannot spar" IN" im' N IN" a. nsN
tiIno. ano the consensus - opinion Is mat
'he, would do better u rhev conh'ed their crows
m,re 80 rowing in shells or s'ss. and fii nor
break then, ~ much by training ihon IN h'ih
kiri- ~ hOats
Ano'h.r interesting question 1lrcu,sed ,'.''ri,y
vss VII tho r-niversi'' ~ Pennsylvania s"ni
rhich her hovs 60 gallantly won ou Sa'urday'
rhN o'h'' V'nn'rs ~ chsnrngs nr.zcs %SrS S, me
long. Cu7 for senior double sheis. and iho l,a
nond Sc,ille Nedsi for senior single SOULS This
ing Won ,nem last wear rn- remaining trophy
contested for me Ladies' rhall'ng" Plate. ot
ino Nor York A,hle''r Cluh Th's cluh also Ton
tho fropny lBsf year.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
THE ArnrHov y,cHr cLl~P.s CONTESTS

\ large crowd attended tho rsra'ta - tho Audi
bon Yacht club ai ono hundred nd -nfiy mn ~
and tho North River. Saturday Thor" We" forty
four orfr.rs The course "as the usual triangular
ono 81 the club. AMI tho races wer" visible ~ al
tlrncs from tho clubhouse In the sioops under ,
'oa' the Syba upset. 40 on" Nas hurt. but IN"
misha3 cost h"r iho race. - sh" sss 200 ih" l'al D.
With every prospect ~ Tinning Tn" Aenes v.
owned hv II Kennel of tho Harlem River Yacht
club. crossed the line nrst. winning the rae" In
the cabin cats under = f""i ~" Nhi" Ninfs
owned by II Scho~ ~ the sailing club. won
The Colleen owned hy J Jackson. !. e. Y g..
won the FOR The opcr cats over - fce' and
under q The race FOR oper cats ls AMI under
~ fee, won hy III" -. T wis. owned nv "
Nicholaus Of the Columbia Yacht club In In"
contes, FOR open cats under II feet the Adele Rae
owned by Charles Rae. OF the Audubon. carried on
the prize The committee IN charge of IN" regatta
was George McClan. W & Grant. q. " Little
r. f. Schoernhes and 4 F. Pryor
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
The tournament played on the same day between
chess players non-members OF any regular club or
a-.O. O.iAtlon ,esmlt.a follows.
FINAL. ROTNDS.

Results Heller took first prize. Lanisan and Has
selnann second and third. eX aequo-
The appended three games. played in TINS anair'
ha found raihnr Interesting.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

Mary and Martha. two little sisters had been
promoted TO the dignity Of big bed where they
slent together. II sleep the front Side an.
nounced Mary. with air OF Importance. Ana
where do you sleep. MARTHA inquired the visitor
II sleep where Mary doesn't" replied Martha with
rueful glance at her restless little sster.-tfiar-
pers Round Table.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
Following is IN" la'os' Score for IN" masters
tournament, nov in progress At the pivan. London

TN. masters ~ the Dlvan engaged in the hr't
foarn chess match with the CIV Chess Ciuh on
NAV Is ARD only drew. Iask"r could DO no mors
than draw while 'iursherS lost IN" score.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

K-sulI: KnuIiIs'T'-
Ros,on May 81 tSpec!aD.-Bary ana Showalter
drev. The NTH game Of the chess match which was
h.o,n Yesterday and finished early this morning.
.f,.r slxty-two moves. The now stands
Shuwalter . Barry l. drawn. 3. The score OF the
sixth game follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

GUESTS AT THE AMERICAN fA'h
The American Yacht CLUBS meet al h'i'o' ' ~
,.sr Port Chester went into commission oa'"'
A., ar.,noon Mrs j. H. Wainwright broke out
tho cIub flag which was greeted by cheers iio" '"e
,n, ot,ests and members the club lawn ana Ds
a saIule from the boats in the bay. The ioho"ins
boats with parties OH board were present at '"e
ceremony: Commodore John II. fiasie' s..a
,'aoh, Ani,. G. N. Wyland's sloop Viola. Comino-
s.~a r. II Evans's steam yacht Hixondelle. Will
,.u Butlers steam yacht Forget-Me-Not'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01
sTEEPLECHAsE MEETING IN THE AUTUMN.

At meeting OF the stewards Of tho National
Stecplechase Association held at Morris Park on
Saturday 1t was unanimously decided that two
day meeting he given al Morris Fark in tho autumn;
that D<ogra mmo to include three st"eplechascs or
hurdle races each day. tho final closing FOR fixed
contests to he September L.. and that the on
frances 10 all overnight races he free II is also
proposed 10 amend the rules that thrcc-yoar-
oids can run in hurdle races IN Angus.
CHAMPAU BERT WINS THE FRENCH DERBY.
Paris May 81 The French Derby vas run to-day
and was won by Chamnaubert with 'hampisron
second and Trebous third There were sixteen
starters The winner ridden by Room. 'h~rn-
riCnon nv Pratt and Trehous by Rsrion
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

T,ockLAND INsTITUTE Mack. y I;-Eacauo
* canning excursion " Y and Northern y: j. ua"S
Win our own horses: a few more boys only taKen
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

~ MtNLIUS. n. 7. -
Ne~' term oe"' WM. vERBECK
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

OF THE TR1f'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-01

Roardin7 Day and Coleg. Preparatory for "r'~ w.
onen, Sept. circular address
Mrs THEODORA =. RcHAR,s asIboe,,,s
"i'Ss ' ~ Germantown. Philadelphia.
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oen bur9 locale 9lpplicatiDnen, neil
lie ben franfen 3bei1 bes Obres ni6t
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Oer lit our6 conititutipnelIe Seilmit=
tel. 2aubbeit ipiro burb einen entz
siinbeten 3uitanb Der i9leimiaen
2lustleibuns Der @uita1ii6en &1bre
ueruriabt. g8enn oieie 86bre ii9
ent5iinbet, babt ibr einen rumpe1nben
Spn pber unopufpmmenes @eb6r;
uno tpenn iie gang eei6lpiien lit, err
fplet Saubbeit, unb tpenn bic Gntz
siinoune nidt eeboben uno oiefe 85bs
re nieber in ibren seb6rieen 3uitanb
oeriebt tueroen fam, tpirb bas @ebDr
fir inmer serltDrt tperben; neun
5dlle inter sebn tperben bur9 &as
tarrb neruriabt, tuelber nibts als
elm entsiinoeter l3ultano Der
i6leintisen Oberfla9en iit.
gSir iuollen einbunbert Dollars fur
ieoen (burd 9atarrb neruriabtetf9
Sail ppn Saubbeit geben, ben tuir
nibt burb ginnebmen npn 9nl'
&ntarrb &ur beilen f6nnen. 2aBi
@ub urnipnit @irculare fnntmen.
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TIC.
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AN ORDNANCE CONCERNING SIDEWALKS.

AN ORDNANCE CONCERNING SIDEWALKS.
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees of
the town of Hermann as follows:
SECTION 1.
All sidewalks here after constructed, laid,
rebu in that portion of the town of Her
mann within the district bounded by Wharf
street, Fifth street, Mozart street and Gut
tenberg street shall be constructed of brick,
artificial stone tagging $50 called granatoid)
or dressed stone tagging.
SECTION ..
ANY person constructing or causing to be
constructed in the district aforesaid, a side
walk of material other than that provided
herein, and every property owner or own
erS, or their agents, who shall fail, neglect
or refuse to observe the requirements of
this section, Shall be guilty of misdemea-
nor, and upon conviction shall be fined not
less than $40 nor morethan 500.
SECTION 3.
The Board of Trustees shall, whenever a
sidewalk in the district provided for in sec
ton aforesaid, or in any part within the
corporate limits of the town where curb
stone and guttering has been placed, is out
of repair notify the owner or owners of
the property thereon, or their agents
through the town constable, to have the
came repaired or rebuild. and if such owner
-
with said notice within 90 days after such
notification, then the street commissioner
shall cause the work to be done in the
cheapest possible manner consistent
with good workmanship and material used.
Porv ided, that nothing herein contained
shall be 50 construed as to prevent for the
reuair Of such sidewalk the use of the same
kind Of material as used in the construction
OF said sidewalk.
SECTION 4.
When sail work is completed the Board
Of Trustees shall compute the cost thereof
ani levy ana assess the same as a special
AK against such lot of ground chargeable
Herewith in the name OF the owners reSpec-
lively, and shall make out and certify TO the
town collector on behalf of the town, bills
of such cost and assessment who shall collect
tie same within 60 days from the time they
are placed in his hands for collection.
SECTION 5.
after its passage.
Approved September 7, 1896.
THEO. GRAF, A. G. LEISNER,
Clerk. Chairman.
AN ORDINANCE FOR TIE BETTER PROTECTION
OF PEDESTRIANS ON SIDEWALKS.
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees as
follows:
SECTION 1.
Ii shall be unlawful for any person to ride
on a bicycle, pull or push cart, wheelbar-
row or other vehicle on the sidewalks paral-
| ell with the streets.
SECTION ?.
Any person violating the provision of the
foregoing section shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction shall be fin
ed not less than ST 90 nor more than $500.
| SECTION 3.
This ordinance to be in force from and
after its passage
Approved September 7, 1896.
| THEO. GRAF. A. G. LEISNER,
| Clerk. Chairman
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4aaarAtprsIle in 81. eouis.
9pnnerstaa ben Is. Oftpber.

Sonnerstag ben Is. OftO6er.
8ei5en.-gto. rDtber. 720- geu.
3. rptber, 68C@-c; SEQ. 4. %
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Safer.-Ro. 2, 169016c; 3o.2.
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s3.55 y 100fb lebenoig.
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s3.35t04.85; raube i9tuere, $500
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biS 1,300ib ibiuer, s3.25G04. go;
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$50 q 100 ib Iebenbie. &iibe
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Butter, 17C018c; Country Butter
9011c y fb.
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6.45 p 100 fb; 9iinotbp $3.50
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S.50@. rs; unearii6er S.500
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&artuffeln. 20t022c per 8ui6el I'M
@rpsen .25(02Sc pum 8oeen.
3wieb, ln.-25t050 per Buibel.
6eu.-5emiidtes s6.50(0S. 90; 9is
ntutbp S6. so; Brdries6eu
s3.50(07.0o y Son G., ,oooib.