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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-06
$3.50, ONE-THIRD Cash, BALANCE

The city built up sodIy with yards LA HEIGHTS ane
HEIGHTS will be the real the carefully note the
they selling wish to secure lots at present pr
state Norfolk the VILLA HEIGHT COMPANY any information w
The new North-west., 1896-04-03
would stand better show Of securing
admission into the National guard.

would stand better show Of securing
admission into the National guard.
Mayor Griggs replied, stating that Bill
llngs didn't desire to organize an Infantry
company, and that as far as the expense
was concerned, if a cavalry troop was
mustered in the boys would furnish their
own horses. In reply to this, the gov
ernor said that he had referred the mat
ter to the adjutant general and that the
matter could be taken up with him.
Mayor Griggs is inclined to the opinion
that cavalry troop will be accepted from
Billings and q list is now being circula-
ted for signatures. Already some IS
young men have signitied their willing
ness to join in organizing troop and it
IS now settled fact that a full quota Of
men can be raised. 1t is proposed to Sc
cure accessions to She ranks from the
ranches np the valley, is 4 large number
of the country boys are anxious to be4
come members Of the troop Gazette.
The new North-west., 1896-04-03
Money for the stat...

state Land Agent Page has made final
report e the board 81 land commissions
eES q tfle scaling II timber cut By Nm..
Ale iSeen during 1Ae nAst winter on sec
'lat' %. township u nnrttl, range 20 west,
~ Nlssoula county. Tie permit to cut
timber 4n tliis land was granted AIcKeen
u NeT ~. Hon, W. II smead scaled
NC fitn1eE tor Tue state and the total
s93l@ amounts g @.2lt.994 feet, for which
~ state received $40 per thousand,
amounting = S4,5Qa.7'4 The expense Of
sraif& the timber was s25l.::;5 leaving a
neF retarn II the state Of sl,246.3o. This
Is 'he i5rst 81 the timber permits upon
"t'leA tlnal entry has been made. there
4@l44 t#g other permits yet TO hear from.
The new North-west., 1896-04-03
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
NEW LAW GOVERNING THE HOLD
ING OF PRIMARIES.

The Republican Primaries of Deer Ioart,
County VIII be Held on Saturday, April
11-A Few Suggestions in Regard to
Conducting Them.
The Republican State convention viii
be held in Butte city, May II. The OBJ
Ject Of this convention is the selection of
SIN delegates and six Alternates 10 the
National Republican convention which
meets IN Sc. Louis III June. Delegates u
this convention will be selected in lie
| usual manner--by cauonses or primaries
~ the precinct primaries r. Be held on
April II. Deer Lodge viii be entitled ta
T. delegates. and as these primaries are
| governed nN q new Law, i little intornaia.
tion and some fragments OF the code will
not be out of place.
Ia tie first place, after tbp voters It,
semhle and are ealled tn order ~ tHe
precinct chairman. they must eleet Three
cf thcir number as .it19ges antl oHs @fthe
Judges shall ut u @lerls Tha rl@rl2
nQ#t kecpa record Of 2s1I ners 5n@ EotiI
1T tAe primary, relristering fiair }5iAHp III
residences With t}.n name ,f streat. a3r%4.
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ALL OVER THE STATE
PASSING COMMENT UPON EVENTS
OF SEVEN DAYS.

PASSING COMMENT UPON EVENTS
OF SEVEN DAYS.
Good, Bad and Indifferent, all Glasses of
People Find Mention in These Columns
II They Succeed III Doing Anything
Really Worth Mentioning.
DNnst&n 4 Oates, publishers Of the
butte Tribune, have secured a new
Cranston cylinder press and will issue a
Hally republican paper for the English
Americans during the fall campaign.
.aiAke list Of your earthly possessions
for the assessor will De camping On your
trtil. Snder the new codes the treasures
laia NJ IN heaven and mortgages hcla by
lon=residents arc the only things exempt
from taNation.-C Columbian.
'Fh" tfoHr mill is going ,lp slow but sure
and t4a wallis ere NOW reads. for tile roof
The machinery Wiilarrive some time next
month. Work is being pushed on the
>titlttl and it is confidently expected that
everything will BE- rtHdy for tie trial run
hy Judy !. l5i- Timber Express.
.Notsoo story Ms entered the director
at@ 4 1E@ @,lifarni" National bank Of
h"4 At@sl l&S, tsst@g- making uthcr large
#ezttsIatts II 1lHs 4itx. ] d. RadGor5i.
t@fa@riN NJ rais pitT. fl;ss also entered the
s,!G t2l.A M,.f}ama wAere Ne hAs secured
W. assistant e4shierst4in. ;g@eman
'ln@pie.le
The new North-west., 1896-04-03
CONVENTION DATES.

Republican National convention, St Lous,
June 16.
Democratic National convention, Chicago,
July 4
populst National convention, st. Louis. July %.
Silver National convention, St. Louis, July q
The new North-west., 1896-04-03
State Republican Convention.

m accordanra with usage and the inStructinns
- - ~ I,aal
.onuittea q etata convention of da1apatad rar,
rasentntives of the rnnnblIcan marty of Montana
ss hereby called to meet at the clty Of Butte AZ fen
uc]ocS a m NAV II 1905 for the n1ruosa 1T
choosing six (6) delegates and SIX (6) alternate
ttelegates 10 attend tho National Banuhlican con
yention to be holden at 81. Louis on Tuesday.
June l6 1896. and for iii, transaction Of such
other hnsinpss ~ nav nronarlr nnna bafora tho
convention.
The several colnTjas 0f the state vill ha emit
tied to representation ii said state convention as
follows:
t}n,rarhaa,, IN
carbon
S,ascafa N
f,,ota,n IN
s,,s,er n
Dawson
)enr ,nj4p d.
s.nrpnS -
F-Iathaaa IN
ftalla+ir
f9ranita q
Jefferson NJ
Lewis ana {,l.,,4,a y
SraI,;rnI, a.,
Eeaahtr a 4
.y-jsSo4,: Il
The new North-west., 1896-04-03

:'i4Ise list Of your earthly possessions
tor the assessor will be camping On your
trail. Glider the new codes the treasures
laid NJ IN heaven and mortgages held by
lnn-res'ents are the only things exempt
from taxation. on.-Coumbian.
The new North-west., 1896-04-03
tood, Bad and Indifferent, all Glasses of
People Find Mention in These Columns
II They Succeed in Doing Anything
Really Wortl, Mentioning.

pNnst&n 4 Oates, publishers Of the
Butte Tribune, have secured a new
Cranston cylinder press and will issue a
Hally republican paper for the English
Americans during the fall campaign.
The new North-west., 1896-04-03

lh" tiaHr mill is going ~ Slow but sure
aat ti4@ wallis ere now reafly for tile root.
The machinery Wiilarrive some time next
MONTH Work is being pushed on the
s'lt%ll end it IS confidently expected that
everything will be ready for the trial run
hy Judy !. Biz Timber Express.
The new North-west., 1896-04-03
..i!lctZ tZi!sS;ls 70! lows

By ortl1sr Of the GpuutE Central committee
Il, T. NIlIIA1fs GhairmHn,
The new North-west., 1896-04-03

Bg. order Of the State Central eolniuTttee
LEE Mantle. sA;{iGnlB
Attest: IitOAfas Il=NAiA.tS. Secretary.
The new North-west., 1896-04-03

First Ward Engine bols.s iHtt4es, q g Nc
Question msd David sheflela \: 8. Hig&inss
The new North-west., 1896-04-03

The Republican Primaries of Deer J,of,.rc
County VIII be Held on Saturday April
11-A Few Suggestions in Regard to
Conducting Them.
The new North-west., 1896-04-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03
TO LICENSE BICYCLES.
THE ALDERMEN PROPOSE TO MAKE OWN
ERs OF WHEELS PAY.

A HEARING ON THE RESOLUTION TO re GRANTED
ON MoNpAY-sENAToR PAyBY APPROVES IH|
DOWNTOWN CYCLE PATH PROJECT.
When the Board Of Aldermen met yesterday let
tor from State Senator r. d. Pavey addressed "
president Jeroloman was read. as follo"s;
T denre 10 express to you and through you 10 ine
BOARD OF Adgmen my hearty approval oi .te PC 70
IA construct cycle path downtown. Svelu norJ
me that the construction OF sucn PAIN wiz ,n,cai
many Young men the most agreeable ecUno"L.a
and healthful means OF rapid transit posso on, am
I sincerely trust the project VIII meet Sou' ny
prevail go r>..,.
Tba MANS approved are those OF the department
~ Public Works for two cycle paths one on inc
Eos, and the other on the West Side OF the city
Tho League OF American Wheelmen sent letter
70 the Board asking that city ordinances anecuhs
the use OF the streets by bcyclists DO revised ID
tina, cyclists might have greater privileges.
Alderman Windolph introduced resolution pro-
hb,tng bicycllsts from carrying children IN front
Of them through the streets on their wheels Al
derman Goetz introduced O resolution placing
license fee on all bicycles at 81 year Tor eacn
machine.
Alderman Goetx proposes that henccforth each
person owning a bicycle shall have license TO ride
II upon the streets. and plate upon 1t bearing
the same number upon II that OF the license
paper The resolution provides that a me OF lot
more than IS shall be imposed upon those VINO
violate the ordinance. and that any one c9hvlcIeu VI
''scorching shall forfeit his license and snail no,
he entitled 10 receive another during the period OF
six months following such convict on. These mat
tara NC re referred 10 the Law Committee. and pubic
hearings will be had on them next Monday arer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

June 1.s S weak ws s% ' e ss. o 80
winter patent So eogs3 S. spring Do 81 ooG$s 80
straight 81 25us3 40 sales. $50 bos Wheat weak No
her Il '4S @ sSathepn by sample siSs5c stock
bush Corn steady mixed spot and June. 321g5;Se;
SIS southern ss,sc bid stock 100000 bush sales
1900 bush Oats steady; No white Western 2aS.osas
" nearby 4o do Western 42I43c. stock. Is 800 bush
Hay steady. Drain trelshts steady Cotton 9ue, mid
sss w s s Esss h.r a@
Boston. June Flour dull; spring patents 81 ,sgI
s,rasht 81 eoQsi TO- winter clear and straishts s. 'op
s. u winters sogs4 crn quiet, yellow on , ,T%sS
sse: 30 do a7aaI,c: 10 white. ne no do :5'ts
Winter ersn' sls 75s midaiinss sisas4 So
meal s2i q Pork quiet hacks sloqsi outs 81
Fresh beef quiet steers 681c: minds ogoe foes al,9
choice lbai6c Imitation. li9i2c ade. ealoc: Vermont
choice dairy. i3gi4c; other diaries. iiGiac Lambs
steady spring DO i"s MpsSn and Earrings
& 40 and Msss.n ,r; J, S
keyr nc; chickens Northern choice. lsq2oc; Northern
GS. eSon sSnsso '" GFssn Mountains
stock 2Ss' .a nsw Southern psT es 10 Ap
by express. loai5c Cabbage. siTsi 2 Asparagus. per
box q gt2 IS Hay quiet, fancy 2oGsic lowe, grade.
sole non acid. hrsts iSsflQc seconds. i6qi0hc union
sole nrsts sc: seconds. 23c.
higher spot; unchanged. Winter wheat closed
Arm red 0siso track: Kansas. 02c in stor-
Corn closed steady and unchsnsed fair demand on track
closed steady and unchanged Rye dull No 3Dic asked
In store Flour dull and Mil feed dull and sasy.
Chicago. June 2-rhc leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03
READY FOR THE DERRY TO-DAY.
RACE FOR TIE wOODcOTE STAKES TRACK
IL FAIR CONDlTlON-PKOBABL START
EKs IL TIE OAKS.

Frs ~ THE OAKS
London. June 2Today was the opening day Of
the Epson Spring Meeting. which will be continued
through tomorrow DERBY Day.. Thursday and Fri
day on which day the oaks will be run The principal
race to-day the Woodcote Stakes OF 1909
eigns by subscription OF z soveregns 10 sovereigns
forfeit: for wo-ycaro.ds the owner OF the second
horse receive % sovcregns out 81 the stakes.
The race over the two-year-old course. the
last six furlOngs on the new course. and was by
Lord ROsebcry's b. T. Chelandry by Golinnch-
illuminate. Sr II. Wadle Griinths CHI T. Princess
Anne date ST. AIMEE. 10y St Angc.o-Prlncess Louise
Victoria. second and NJ II. Lebaudys b. c.
Javelin. by Martagon-St Cicely third.
The prolonged drouth OF April and May threatened
at one time TO make the Derby OF 1896 a zone horse"
race. So much this the that even to-day
every candidate the blue ribbon OF the English
turf is really dark horse" except ST. Frusqun.
Hard ground has Kept Regret. Persimmoh. Teufel
and other which accounted formidable
two-yearods from trying their mette In actual rae
ing this But the grateful rains that set in
about May 20 have induced certain owners not TO
scratch their nominations. that there Will he
larger field. II not a better race tomorrow than II
the drouth had .ascd
In public form St Frusquln certainly appears the
best OF the three year Odds at the present moment
and there are some who ho.d that even II anything
went amiss with Leopold de Rothschllds champion
he could still win with Gustan or Cia.eazzo. The
Prince OF WaleS'S PerslTnmOn gained MS reputation
a crack rather cheaply last year and his winning
at EPSON would be surprise albeit a popular vic
tory for his owner OF the others Bradwarline and
Knight Of the Thistle are most talked OF.
The betting the Derby Mt noon to-day was
to on St Frusquin 1 to against Persmmon
10 TO against Teufel and Regret. % to | against
Gustan and 80 to each against Knight OF the
Thistle and Bradwardine.
Following the probable starters In the race for
the oaks stakes OF 800 sovereigns. for three-year
old files. which Will be run at Epson on Friday:
The Prince OF Waes's br {. rhas. by St Serf-
Poetry; A. W. Merrys b. or br. T. Bendlgo dam by
Galopn-Miss Foote: the Duke OF Devonshire's b. T.
Burgone by -Baornock; Lord Eiiesmere's
b. T. Miss Fraser. by Fitz-S!mon- WindIass; J. c
Hilrs b. + Proposition ,sistsr to Euclid by Prism
dam by Specu.um-Nydia: T. jennings IRIS b. T.
Glow by Sheen-Marna; sir +. Johnstone's CHI T.
Nell Meo. by Melanlon-Irish Stew Lord London
derry's en-. T. Nenemoosha by Hagloscope-Wenonah:
II. MEGA mont's en-, Z Amphora by Amphion-
Common,Mazuka; w. X; Marshalls b. f. Filters
by Ga.opin-1erne; Lord Kosebery's en- T. Airlon by
Came.iard.Myra; PRINCE Soltykon's CHI. T. La Torson
dor by Gold-Argo Navis the Duke Of Westmn-
sters b. T. Helm. by Morion--Quetta; the same
owners br T. Omadina. by Royal Hampton~Ge.
heimn.ss: Lord Zetland's b. Z. Jolly Boat date Ron
Voyage). BY Panzerschir- Santa Fs.ios, and Lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03
IL TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Juns tSpeca.J.-Whest lost aims. 4 er,s
in the Ar., few minutes q the session this monng "a
then recovered and closed &C higher ca Mcs.,y
July opened around Sos sold between ;5S and yas
and closed a, $3.50. The early weakness was On 10
continuation @, the liquidation which has tees
under way for over A weeA Y locked finally q thu
hJs beer conl.e.et The rarke; g.. from csbea
Jsk mention u. dry weather IN France ard England
lhcre were large s-ao1ard c.eararcss ie,1o bushels
decrease IN the wor.is visible supply
g. 7,S0oo tgshe... Minneapolis reported 10000 oxhes
flr export New-Y0rk reported Considerable Business
,hc-e carry In tie SESSION ,@nty-,h-ee Dads TIE bus
ness here however Aampered by an advance II tie
,ae -ae by advance ~ the elevator people IL TIER
vance IN the futures after the turn had come ne
weather VAS favorable. LiverTo.l showed ceSre
ia compared with H0riav Minneapolis ara Duluth
had G cars against IA last week. ard ~ last year
The expectation - night tha, wheat with any e.
gem-n. az all whether IL the u specg.a'n %
q, - tusinces would a. .eas; hold steady.
Corn after showing weakness cary rallied anc cloes
Arm n AZ improved cash demand. July opened a. az
sod between 20 and 2IAc. and ccsri a. TOP me
ceip's we're LIS cars tie estimate ma 6d ,9r s.s,
r.a-srcA- were 5000 bushels 1hero was very hsi
,overirg 4 shorts by elevator people and shippers =
market helpei By eiyces rom siaaSe ana Hns~
- injury - ne feeding crops from drouth.
Oa,s a~.e4 ah,. "a c,rr did declining early and sf
,rg later Juy opened l7i,c. sold between l.se ~
i7sc. and coset a. 'es Ln s. oss cars Prices ven
hep,t b. reported injury 70 oas n ,s 111 49, -
t-ance Seahoar. ceersnces were H.'nst f"Nr 80 80.
els making almos- $1,000 pusne's III wv '
were rrrn~r a, III. close rc.< showing ga
over Monday o, 7di2'-o: arc q &c; ~" ~ CAV
THE incident q ne 10y was ,s ..,,ms,s ss "Wednesday
80. 20 oro IN. words stock OF .a!i on s.s' %, 80
va 90 ,ye-c.s agains; 5000 last month ana -"'V'
last year. ,. - r,,v vvhea, cosed 9, Hc;
.iii.. a, s7i4c puts september eo'h e''7" "
2sSos "eA,!s a, 2s'sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03

VIZ Ssss e. S q vSsS re Es G.T sss in wool
No rye &c. No so!a sa aiisg1 s:si. No IScl
prime timothy seed 50 % nominal mo Mo-, ass..a1s w!
ooss 80 7oass 5 dry w sa R gs,. o r.
ons s1Dn clear SIDES boxed O. s7Zass ia
s. 81 sranuiasd S9 81 s asr sa ~
raw, 8Dc; boiled. Ale. On the Prodn. 2 W. nsetd ~
ne butter market was steady extra cresmss ssns.
fresh stock. 8IkllOc. "ers barely sts.s%
CINCINNATI Juas e, 2-rlour-Marae, ou,.,
%afsst snst ssaay ''' ne s@ 1s o. wSs~
quiet Th,;s s.s ear 5s Ssc m,S.d $50 so
s.c; No d. &c. So G %Ss STEADY a,y 70 ms:s
mess 81 10; clear mess 81 Is smy "a PORK quist ~
steam l' sales ssso bacon On oa ss' lard &C.
Loose shon sda r. ioss short ribs sdsa
%ne SS lose sl s"cu fG 'ss ss Dry salt ns
snort csar sdes &c; bellies. &c; box mus nus as e.
waiskeyIMHrkst quiet steady saIs. '; S i 81:
milwaukee. June Wheat openea ,.ss Wa
declined nc early, but laler the n,arss. esx sM M,
and advanced l'1c under the reducton ,p ,ba d M,
below; sampe wheat. No Na1hern ,s e t "a
dull: No, on track. S3c; No / nominal n i"i,le RNs
quiet and steady On the basis Of q s,JVSs az Sa h
white mlddnss. 'i W 1@kS
Minneapolis, June 2.-Ths wild break II,
this morI.rs but The break short lived "'a seeas
c?enng. The few holders remaining u,.as Following u
ings and July reached 5z.c As SON ~ pomN Sa.
was recovered July opened :3c dr ras morning 10
recovered ~ 1ic and closcd at 6:IspVq 70 s2ks
s4ase and olesed a, 5oI.d52ssc Cash advanced o
OF NC over July was generally PAD sor premium
No Northern the price paid running .r ~ .on:rinss q
fair request 52aasc On ,ra1k Ne No Wa IN
- loGs3 10 bakers 81 p es2 3d. pruc,sn@ a !; psnts
shipments. -. 77e hl.. Mi rurs-BrsrS S00 btL
at - 239so 80 shorts 81 2ogsJ 90 middss S quoted
Philadelphia, June Flour market weak u,a. s''
era, pres.u1e I" sell and light demand whes, 1T! &c.
futures beyond this month c.csed nc ower On pSos
tract wheat June ef3cGc; July 0296a%e, AM. Coz
weak declined iz3tc tat c.osed firm On cali ~ yIsse
lots quiet. steady under email supplies: No 90 ~!
June. s29Sz4c July S2tass.c August ss,,as.n i =
TENDER nominal Oats-rr.ags Q: ca los , svs,e -
ard market quiet former Futures noesS
24g2jc September. 2sQ25c. sugars-RsSnsS' AAusas
du l.c lower conrectnners !ozense .e ~ demand
5asc: do. crown A. o.c do. crystal A. 5e 30 r rsSee
3rc; cub-s. SIC DO powdered. 5-lec: o. rsru::,sa
a. 4.sc. American A. 4ssc Cen.enn,a w hsy-
California A. iac Franklin g. 7-l1c: Keyson,
American y, i5-itc: Centennial B. i.c; Ca.Iarss Ne
4'.c; Franklin extra G i'sc; Keystone 90 G. ii.,sc.
American DO 6. !. Centennial 90 G. l5-Sc: c,..oe;
do G. 3'-c. All .ess 3lc commission addition n ~.
uisr trade discounts. Other articles unchanged
extra fsSa; s SIS ?F s 9 .y Rs1 8 w
50 - Rye nour 81 5o0$2 s. Wheat higher; Jul, ~
sake August, $50 ask.i. sep,,moer 5i'.c 6n g.,
bid OatsJuy higher: August lower. June i7Hc; i i
i!sc b,d' Ausrs lse oG Esss STEADY at SIC. Pom.
81 95 choice s. o27 Bac3n seadier: longs ii,c =
SIC: onss, 4'sc hts &c clear sides 4lyc Hsh 1ss
~ SO p. n. &C. Iron tics. re Twin. Il ~;
steady a. 81 77'a spel,er dull. sales cars s3I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03
TOWPATHS OPEN TO WHEELMEN.
SUPERINTENDENT ALDRIDGE ISSUES AN oHDEf
ON THE SUBJECT.

ON THE SLBJECI.
Albany June 2-George W. Adrdge Superln-
tendent O. Public Works. who more than year ago
suggested the possibilities OF utilizing the towpaths
alcng the line OF the State canals for bicycle pur-
poses still believes that the towpath forms the pest
bcyc.e path to be found anywhere. and he believes
that It can be made practical use Of By wheelmen
without In any way interfering with regular navi-
cation.
Following up his suggestion In this matter super
intendent Adridge has issued orders 10 the supe:in-
tendcns repairs along the whole Line OF the canals
TO do what they to place the banks In condition
Tor wheeling purposes without interfering IN any
way with their regular duties. In carrying out
those orders the superintendents will be working In
the interests Of the regular patrons OF the canas, as
IL means better roadways for The hauling teams In
making the extensive Improvements under the SsOo-
900 appropriation. Mr. Aldridge believes that by
keeping the wheeling interests In mind the banks
can be put In such shape as Will make them equaI
10 cinder paths purposey constructed ior wheeneh
Heretofore wheel'nen who have used the to"paths
Of the canals have been looked upon "a trespisse?s
The Superintendsnts order TO his suooTdnates on
this point is Of such nature that the wheemen VII
be looked upon having rights. The order practd-
cally amounts throwing open 20 the wnee.rnen o.
miles Of side paths For much OF the distance tnese
,owpaths form the only level stretch OF ROAD through
tho section OF the State where they pass ana me
country traversed By them IL by far the most pic
turesque 10 be found in the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-03
ROYAL HAKWICH RACE.
TIE BRITANNIA AND THE SAINT THE WINNERS

TIE BRITANNIA AND THE SAINT THE WINNERS
THE AHsA RUNS ASHORE
London. June The weather clear and the
sun shone brightly the yachts started In tho
Of the Royal Harwich Yacht Club this morning In
the for large raters the Britannia led the
Hester the Satanita and the Ai'sa. in the order
famed. across the starting line The start was made
AT 10 o. ock
In the twenty-rater class the boats started at
1880 IN the following order: The Saint the Pentent
and the Niagara.
The Asa ran ashore at 10 30 o'clock and remained
fast half an hour.
In the FIRST round OF the twenty-rater race the
Saint finished at Ia the Pentent at $50 33, and
the Niagara at l:5S.O3.
The Britannia won the race for large raers cross
Ing the finish line at 4:S.3i The Satanta was Sec
ond finishing At 1925, and the Ailsa third. at
f4lNS The Hester was half an hour astern OF the
Satanita
The tweny-rater boats finished the second and
last round as follows: The Saint. 3:500S. the Pen-
tent, 49, and the Niagara 4:O5:46 The Saint won
easily "