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SECRET FUSION IN TEX.
- AS.

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DALLAS, Tex, oct. a. Fu.
sion between the sepublicsns
and populists and gold sand.
ard democrats Of Texas hss Al
lsnsth bsen definitely accom-.
pliahed, and tho state must be
placed heeoeforth in The
doubtful column, with tho
chances unfavorabls to Bryan.
\. 1.Cunsy, thseolovs6 lsadsr.
vas formerly the national
committeeman. said to-day:
1T II . fact that fusion has
for more than two wesks ex.
isted between the rspublicsns
and populists in Texss. The
agreements thus far arrived
at are kept from the public
for reasons considered Judi
cious BY the leaders. The re-
pub'icans are openly support
Ing the porulist stata ticket
and most Of the county tiOk.
ets. what We are to set in 10.
turn for this is, of oousss,
anti Bryan electors."
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ko1lct Foa PUBLICATION.
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i.aod One q Guthrie o. T
u.s. Sept II. 1895.

Notice in hereby given thsl the fol.
low ing-n aiEed settler has tilssl notice
of hia intention TO make final psoni
iu support Of his claim. and thai said
proof will be made before tie Regis.
Ter aud Reviewer VI l.. ;. Land
Otfice at Guthri~ q. T.
0u Oct -, 1885, Prcslsv -. r. nsvsa
Iof the Lots !. "a y L.? S. ". IL OF
Sec i5 Towh ~ n. X. !. T..
He names the following witnssses
to prove bis continuous residence up.
On and cultivation OF. sai,i land, viz
robert Slaughter. cf .spgstou q. T.
So iusl 0arrst'. Of
Eli Refer. Of E"
Columbus c. Cssh, OF {" "
A. n. j. Crook, Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Lend o@cs at Guthrie, o. T.
Sep, IT,, 1895
Notice is hessbv sivsr tbAt tss follow.
ias-nrmsd ssttisr has 8lsd potics pi
bic iutsation 70 msks 1sel pcoof ip
support Of his claim. end thsG' ssid
proof will b made before Rsgissss
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% snd cultivation Of. ssid land. vie
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Dear ssl suAs.g yeax
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MARSHALL
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The East Texas lodge No.
2!sS. g. y. o. Of o. T. gave .
,scsptien! on The - ult. al
thsls hall In honor Of Mr. Gus
Fssnkliu and Byide who 70.
Gently married At Bethesda
nsptist Church. Tho occasion
vss ons q tha essndsSt atisirs
nf ,ths season. About 400
rsysops Witnessed the oc.
c c.sion. The Bsssg band Of
Mivshsll under tho manage.
@sdS. Of Prot. J. G. 1oisos,
seadesed most sppsopysts
music Sos ths occssion. Cream,
ehssby. cake and Ill kinds
Ai confeotionariss wsre
served. EyeyJ thins went out
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most successful l1s
yeoso.
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First Pnblisbsd Glve 10 1896,
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First PnbIisbsd Gspe 10 1896.
(4-3l1.)
/ NOTICE ron PUBLICATIONS
~. ~
Lsad Omcs q Guthrie o. T.
- Sept IL 1906
! Notice 10 hereby given thst the
lollowing~pemsd settler hs1 fled
noticS 81 bic intention to make 6n
Dlspt0pt N support Of his claim. and
TIT IA psool will b made before
~ oAfjstsg end Receiver Of U. 8
tSpd ON5ss a. Guthrie q. T., on Oc'
~" 1895 viz: Alsssndsr Lscy for ths
1T Of n, E,3ot SEC, IS Town. II 4
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prove bic continuous sspidsncs upon
and eul.ivation Of ssid lend, viz:
JeSp D. Scott. Of LspSston u. I
Nelsop williamson. Of Guthrie o. 7.
Jsu,se Harper. OF
Jsmes Smith. Of
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11

NoTE.-Ptnalties accrue from noon of Monday, May
II, 1898. FOR tho Anphibious Serial Handicap.
The entries for the first and second races to be
run on Wednesday. May 13-a maiden hurdle
race and a selling steeplechase-will close at
Morris Park at 9 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
President Reilly of Aaueduct Park has req
son to feel satisfied at the success of the meet.
ing at his course. This Ii the closing day at
the course on the shores of Jamaica Bay. and
q very fair programme is appended:
First Race-One mile. Van Brunt. 100, True
penny. 100; Ph9bus. 1903; whippany,. 90; Chug-
nut, GA: Bessie browning, OBJ Honolulu and To-
moka. 81.
Second RscenHalf mile; Ellerdie, 11$i Second
renee r. 40; Miss OBJ. l07; Sparkle, l07.
Third Race-one mile. Marshall. us, Kinglet,
III; Eclipse. l06; Clarus. 103; Kalliahoe. 101; Re-
straint, 1O1; Royal H., 90.
Fourth Race-Haf mile; maiden two-year- olds.
Wandering Willie. ITO; Sir Moltke. 40; Contrac.
or. 10 Katie W.: 10Y; American Girl. lO7; Friend.
i07; Right Chance. I07; vincentia, 1o7; Okla, lo7i
AEE ifts Ri Rsc fo-i s,s ,]Ganrycr so 81 s q miie; ssa nSi:
". 4; Yes K,ns ssSto ,2o' r5is, viii hi tt,I Eas'01 ,nn::
Driebund. Us; Lady Greenway. 90; Surrogate. So.
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Il LIGHT HALE-RATER.
The H~errerhoTs Arc building m Intcrest
Ing Little Bont.

Ono OF the most interesting boats now being
built at tho Herroshoir shops is a half-rater for
Vice-Commodore +. NJ. Hoyt of the tamford
Yacht Club. who owns the Gardner 35-footcr
Norota, For ~lightness OF construction this boat
is said to Guido anything yet turned out by the
Bristol firm. So thin Is her plnnking that no
plane Is allowed on It, the smoothness of the
planking being obtained by files and sandpaper.
Sho Is built of scant three eighth inch red cedar,
and is n cen;reboard boat. She has n metal
board, on the lower end OF which are two lead
bulbs, one on each side. weighing 32O pounds.
and fastened by bolts to the metal board.
The deck is very thin and light, and Will
hardly bear the weight of a man. The weight
OF the boat, everything included, 1t is said, viii
not exceed 500 pounds. She has II water-tight
cockpit and air boxes. Her spars and rigging
are cut down to the last ounce. The planking Is
flush. with grubbed edges; that is. the lower
edges OF one plank are cut out so rs to let the
upper edge of the under plank tit in and form n
flush Joining. BY this method no calking Is
necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11

The "Indians.' New West Side A. C., and
Germanics In tho Field.

Tho arst monthly games OF the season. omen to
INV M" 80" -
members or the fastime a C'' "erH heiu al the clno
grounds, Sixty.s,Xth street and East River, yester.
-, ,,,rroo, Tha ,rack VIVA in exce,lent cond,.
uaS
ton. and close ana interesting nhishcs resulted.
summary: a. "
Sixty yard Dash, Han~dicap-f,ha neat won by
'vaInt''h feel, eet tbird' Time. q \. s seconds, W. ~
-one. hundred and-rfty.yard Rur. N~ovice-Final
heat won 6y +. nayers' a., sargent se'ohu' F. nreh'
Four hundred and, forty-yard Run, Handicap
Final heat won by j. Hirsch. 80 yards; F., Brenna.
40 yards; ses cnG Il """"' ~ 'a'as' 'nfu'
lime, o44 ,ont vor, pu, uo,,,..,
Iwo,hunuIeu, ~ : "Iny3" n W. S
fihal meat VIII a. - u iraIr' - 49, ',thir.IP NJ
10 yarus' seton'' ""' '"H 'A'u '"e'
20 50 hS,oIn.s, mn, o,gb,vyyor, Pun uordL,on
Elght Inu",rru n INV = So ~, WmrrCpy0
flhal neat WIN y "a, ,IinV
yards, serohti "'o :. mnt eNia''h' mrs
iihe' : minutes Az '''o"'''
The first monthly members gameso OF the Ne" West
End C. brought out about 800 spectators to the
-. ", p,,,, 90, 80, ,aa.
club grouhdS' west f"'S''u''h s'ee', !eS'eruay
morning. Although no records were broken the
80 ,,oda In tbe different events waS worry 0onJ
siine maao III '' 1 "' "" "' wv
seventy Vineyard Dash, Handlcap-won by j.
80 iy Yards: j. Underwood, q Yards. second,
Thomas ssmnIicn, sis yards, third. Time, ! seconds.
Eth. yard Run, Handbag
Won by +, Carley. scritch; A. NJ. Gebhardt, Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
CYCLERS' SUNDAY OUTING.
Crowds OF Riders on the Roads In This
City and Vicinity.

City and Vicinity.
Pleasant weather and good roads served to
make the outings OF the bicycle riders yesterday
quite successful. Every well-known thorough
fare in the city and the roads leading to SUBJ
urban points were filled with riders. The New
York clubs held well-attended runs. The men,
bers of the Manhattan B. C. went to Staten ISL
and. and the Criterion. Lincoln. and Knicker-
booker Wheelmen rode to Tottenville.
The New Jersey roads were we'll patronized.
Tho Harlem Wheelmen went to Bloomfield,
the Arts Wheelmen to Summit, Excelsior
Cycle Club to Hackensack. and the Greenwich
wheelmen to Plainfeld. The st. George A. c.
Wheelmen rode down to Sheepshead Bay and
the Palmer Wheelmen to Coney Island.
Members of the Brooklyn b. C. and the GIL
bert Wheelmen held an inter-club run to Free
port. A party composed Of Long Island Wheel
men rode over to Bay Side. Some of the mem
bers of tho Kings County Wheelmen visited the
Irvington-Milburn course and INDUCED in some
trial spins. No unusual times were recorded.
The South Brooklyn wheelmen went TO Plain
brunswick. Among the well-known riders who
were out were:
Aurora Grata wheelmep. NJ; Goodesson,, George
Issa,9l ( sn i; Harris i; Il HES i; asysi. E1 !!ies. ! G1 spa1s.: and
a .,a wA !. Ne ii. S,yn nPa W &h E. RsIls; Vi Sil6 S,T:t Wn !; imsn,
Z. i o,Resan 10 King. A. |. Lorlns, i.
Dale. and p. Mapes; brooklyn i. C.. w. Edgerly;
Palmer Wheelmen, II. NJ, Peck and George Etierich:
Caiesan. and Thoma, Mead: Select c; CT George
sS6r1 F: 'f !; :; hr' J. b s9a o, jsh s'' Tastsl Ha sns r.. &:
Feriss; Manhattan I. 9. r. q. Belts, C.J Dimmick.
men, A; J. Enslert, j. d. HaIght, e: wendebeck.
Frank soslaWd' w: l.. Garcia II. Melvin, J.: II; Nc
bins Z. l. Colyer. @. J. Dalmanno. S. Evans, James
wheeimen, y. NJ. Taylor. R: b, Seryoss, J. I. Ross.
Charles II. L~uscomb. W. J: Rurkhard. I. !: Share. e,
W. Leach, A. w. Bailey. +. b. Larens, q. W. Kreger:
Liberty Wheelmen. w, +. Cowenhosen. J. y. Graham.
A. Sanders, W. Hough, u. X. Koch, ID. III. Alee. Il. A.
md I. White.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11

sold the big colt. He has been declared out of
jumping.
Mr.. r.. worton Ia n fortunate nglishman. He
owns Victor Wild. winner of the Kempton Park
Jubilee two years in succession.
said "Nictor Wild is another OF those ex-sell-
ing Dlatcrs like Hampton, that through mis-
management or some other causes never
showed true form in their younger days. AS a
selling race by his present owner for $40
guincas. As a three-year-old he only competed
in cheap plates, and won himself out In these
alone five times over. Put afterward to higher
taske. Victor Wild acquitted himself creditablv,
and last year. as q four-year.old. he carried off
the much-coveted Royal Hunt Cup OF SO, 700
at Ascot from a very select field. Later on he
won the Hurst Park Handicap Plate of $1,000
from ilrst-class performers and was considered
last year as one of the best OF the handicap
division. with ll6 pounds on his back no was
quite leniently treated In the Jubilee. the ham
dicapper probably holding this former selling
plat-r's career too cheap,
Victor Wild lisa very unfashionably bred
horse by Albert Victor tsire OF Imp. the Sailor
Prince. owned by Pierre Lorlllard) out of Wild
Huntress, by Remorse (son OF MacRroni), second
dam Huntress. by Plum Pudding"
The New York Steeplechase Association will.
Park. Mr.. Vosburgh makes public the weights
for the New York steeplechase, the st. Nicholas
Hurdle Handicap. and the first handicap of the
Amphihious Serial. For the New York steeple-
40 pounds. Duke OF Abercorn 156. and SO on
down to Firebrand. 1875. Rubicon's nomination
for the hurdle race is purely complimentary,
but he may start for the Amphibious Serial, for
which he Is. weighted at $50 pounds. The
weights In full follow:
New York Observation-Disclosures for fouryear.
olds and upward; purse. 81 1000: to the winner. $500:
% the second. 5000. and to the third. 500: about two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
FURNISHED Rooms GO Eet-8ruuk.s a,

NINTOS ST. 3i.-Lnrge. nicely furnished rooms on
y Heights; near bridge and ferry; convnniont to
Concy Island cars: electric lights, baths. bells, water.
(u1NTON ST. 2i and ~e3,-Neatiy Furnished rooms.
\ ncnr Crescent Club and City Hall; convenient to
bridge and ferry and Coney Island cars; reasonable.
(DLTMBIA HEIGHTS. ll4.-Large and small neatly
' furnished rooms overlooking bay: near bridge
and ferry: reference.
(uISTON ST. 44.-Nestly furnished rooms. near
\ bridge and ferry: convenient 10 Coney Island
routes: reasonable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
uouor. 10 Bo.ton'. Olympic Team.

BosroS. May IO.-The Boston A. A. gave a banquet
and reception last night, at the CLUB rooms. TO tho
athletic team that has Just returned from the Olympic
games at Athens, ana . most enthusiastic analr It
master, and Inc speakers Included Gov. Woicott
president John O Shaw Of the. association, Mayor
QUINCY zen, Francis A. Walker OF the MASsschusstts
instItute OF Technology. and MessTs. CLARK, BuTk, HoyL
Blake, and Curtis OF the olympic team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
Syracuse Athletes Defeat the Msn from
Williams College.

ALsAHY. May lO.-Ths University OF syracuse attn
lerio team yesterday defeated the Williams College
team al the grounds OF the Ridseneld A. A. by =
score OF 90 20 40. There was . Stin wind blow
ing and the athletes were badly Handicapped, poor
SINE being made In the running events. In the
throwing OF the heavy hammer. however, Mulhol'
land OF syracuse lowered the New YORK State coli
legiAte record by ! foot and o inches. his throw be.
Ing 90 feet o Inches. Syracuse was handicapped
Sbled Il was In the running events that Williams
made most OF her poLRtA Patterson haVtns sssEy-
thIng hls own way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
Vale Sophomore Are Growing at the Fac
ulIY.

NEW HAYES, May lO.-G, I. Marsh ana David Rog
ers OF the Yale sophomore crow were placed on pro
baton yesterday afternoon and were consequently
unable to take part in tho class race with the Junior,
on Lake Whitney. The undergraduates are quite int,
nant at the action Of the faculty, for they SAY Ih,r
the sophomore class could easily have put O.htr M "a
In training for the race had they known the two men
were to bn placed on probation. AS Il was there wrro
only six men who could row ana the race was given
To The juniors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11

Arrlved-SuNDAY. May 10.
Bs Spaarndam, -. Rotterdam.
IS Alsatia, swain, Gibraltar.
~ PhoSphor. Anderson. AInStl rdam.
IS kasbtk. Muir. shields.
S. Straihtsla. Marshall, Sourabaya.
IS CIty OF BIRMINGHAM burg. Savannah.
IS Jamestown u, Hulpners, Norfolk.
81 Sorrento, Gorgensen. Hamburg.
IS Urtnoco. Fraser. Bermuda.
So t%roQuo.s. Btarsr. Charleston.
SIS Kansas city. Jones, st. Vincent
IS Manhattan Bragg. Portland.
SIS Richmond, Davis. Richmond.
So Gen. Whitney. Baker, Boston.
Bark Antigua, holmes. Trinidad.
Brig Bertha Gray, Messenger, Antigua
[For later arrivals see First Page.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
Toledo Get. tho Internat,onal Yacht Rase.

DETROIT, May lo.-The international yacht
race between the Nencedor Of Chicago and the
unnamed Toronto boat will he sailed at Toledo.
The city bid 1900 cash and offered n 5000
cup for the event, which takes place on Aug.
"a. %, and 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
Marine INTELLIG ENCE.

IMMATURE ALMASAC-rIIs DAY.
Sun RISES. 446 sun sets.... 7O7 Moon rises. 3 43
mon wArER-THIis DAY.
Sandy Hook. O 20 Gov. Island. 8 50 He'll Gate. s a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11
FURNISHED gooms&a partmsuts to Get


I EXTINCTION Av, 1870. betwsen 2sth and 29th sts-
II Newly furnished room running waters all con
venicncrs; reasonable.
M ADDISON Az, sS-Hundsomeiy furnished pnrlor
Nl suite, suitable for two or -four gcitlcnneni also
other desirable connecting frut trOomsi meals option.
al, excellent nciehDorhood reference.
9TH ST, iNs EAsT.-Furnishcd front pnrlor, sui'a.
~ BILE for two or light business hot nnd cold water.
DOTH ST, l2S EAST Large. Handsomely furnished
~ second floor, pHrlor suite, suitable" for four gen.
tlcncni nlso other desirable room. suitable for twoi
board optional.
1GrH ST, 81 EAST.-Largc. Handsomely furnished
rooms; suitable for. two Rontlenien with good
rcfproncet excellent mel yhDorluod one block from
Windsor Hotel reasonable; cheerful.
I ST ST, between Park and Madison avs. -Four
" rooms, with and without BATH. new houses;
Ga to sis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-11

Now Is the time to buy your
bicycle to get a long seasons use
of it. Buy a good one with a
reputation il you can afford it.
The Wavcrley is in the front
rank of high grades. None can
be built better or more hand
somcly finished.
SIS a fair price to all. A few
new ones built late last season,
in our slack time, for less.
so broadway.
Broadway. cor. scth.
Riding School. Lemon Lyeeum. soth St. and Madison Az.
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The Amphibious Serial High. weight Handicap races
on the fiat, for horses entered in the Steeplechase md
Handicap. First handicap purse 81. 600. To
the winner 5000. to the second 5000, to the third 800:
after the publication of the weights to carry
n mounds extra. Fclipse course.
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ARRIVED OUT.
SIS La Bretagne. from New York. at Havre.
SIS Ptol-my, from New York, at Liverpool.
S. NRSny til, from New York. at Liverpool.
Is C%omanche, from new YORK., at Charleston,
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Rrai Gstatr for SaIf-Cuuntru.
fnr Sale OF On Trt-gnuntru.


EOR SALE OR ~RENT-Noyao Inn. SO rooms, fully
Il furnished; barn. ten stalls: bowling alley and bill.
Hard hall detached from house dock 900 feet: steamer
landing on the place every morning from New York:
several bathing houses: 36-foot sloop yacht; also two
cottages. fully Furnished: will rent together for sea-
son. 81. 600; or viii sail for $40, 900. on easy terms or
will rent separately; property located on Peconic Bay.
oDposite shelter Island and back or Southampton. Ap-
ply f S. SMITH, 1855 Liberty at, city.
SARAToGA as n place in which, to spend the sum
- mcr possesses II greater number of desirable fea-
lures than any other; "A peerless climate, picturesque
surrounding a. health giving springs. a good market,
and varied diversions; furnished Cottages with all
modern convenienrcs at rentals from 5000 to 50. 50h.
For particulars write to LESTER BROTHERS. Sara
toga SPRINGS, y. y.
TNHE INDIAN MICK HOUSE, with thirty.seven
] rooms and i've acres of ground. beautifully stu
a:cd At Indian Neck. IN Branford. Conn: bathing UNI
surpassed.
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NACDOUGAL ST, 8T.-Singlr PARTIES or hnusekerr r.
wi Ing. also front basement and front parior; prices
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3sat Gstate fur SaIe-aersey City.

ERsEI CITY HEIGHTS For sale. a ,twostory
~ frame dwelling on Zahriskie st, cheap. Inquire Of
G. SONS. $50 Central ay., Jersey City.
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NACDoUGAL ST, Ron newly renovated. for
Ni one or two or housekeeping snmmcr ptlces'