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The Yale expositor., 1896-08-07
In the Best interests of Community in which live.
YALE st. Clair County, Mich, FRIDAY AUGUST z. 1896

you are both mixed up IN u
catch as catch can wrestling match
with two wheels, and by the time you
get unsnarled, the girl is so mad that
she wont speak to you again for a
week. And then suppose you keep
far enough apart to AVOID the possi-
bility Of collision, how are you to
think and dream and feel all of those
perfectly delicious sensations that n
man ought to experience under the
circumstances, when you are a rod
away from the object Of your admira-
ton, astrlde pesky machine that
takes 'all of your time, patience and
breath to propel and keep on in
perpendicular position. Not any
more for me thank youl | have trad
ed Ely wheel for horse and am ever
so much better pleased with the old
fashioned wav."
The Yale expositor., 1896-08-07
BIKERS.
a Hew Items That May Be OF
interest to Those Who
Ride WI cells.
Niarylhad little bike,
She sied her best tats lde 1t.
MerAi6omers caught 0U q hickory knot.
AlBhAiow she cannot St ride it.

| Niaryhad little bike,
She h. lied her best ta,s ide 1t.
HerAi6omers caught sU q hickory knot.
| AibhAow she cannOtStride IL.
LewMayitts and King Holden traded
whesls'this week. THIS looks 'zif Lew
intended,to quit the rssing business.
Ed Feat may be seen. every evening
taking a'twork out" Onihis wheel. pre-
paritGryt ITO tmaking a etip to Niagara
Falls this month.
MraJ. c.. Holden started Monday
mornieg onse tour through Canada ON
her wheel. She will be psined at Sar-
MIA by Nellie Eaughead.
Angus Mcleod and Fret Loughead
will race for a purse of S15S at Sarnia,
on AugiQst 10Th The race will be one
mile and is expected to lie very in
teresting.
G.. G.. holden returned home from
Detroit this week on his wheel. He is
now riding a 76 gear and Intends in
creasing it TO an even hundred. Look
out boys.
Grant and King holden, julie Hen
messy and George Drummond rode to
the Lake Sunday to call on the Yale
campers. The roads were rough and
iiC fDOyS IcltlIIeC ~ WLblc WcdTy, Dut
with the recollection OF having had
pleasant time.
A ndmber Of the campers at Lake
port have their wheels with them tbis
year. and enjoy many ride along the
beach, the hard sand making an ideal
path We would not, however, advise
beginners to try it unless they haye on
their bathing suits.
There's many a new sensation found,
In the popular sport Of wheeling"
But queerest of all, when far from home
Is that "punctured tired feeling"
Henry Welch has concluded that
conveyance that will only carry one is
nuisance. He says: "Now take nice
moonlight night, your best girl and
pair of bicycles, and how under the
sun, or moon rather, do you expect to
get any fun out of the combination.
Suppose you feel tempted to whisper
something sweet in your girls nigh
ear, and ride up cl ose for that pur
pose. The frat thing you know
The Yale expositor., 1896-08-07
PANDEMONIUM !!
1t Reigned Supreme at the Re-
publican Convention.
TWO SETS OF DELEGATES WERE
ELECTED.
One-Halt of Each Delegation Seat
ell at Grand RapicS.

One-Halt of Each Delegation Seat
eRd at Grand Rapids.
The 81. Clam County Republican
Convention hasoome and gone, leav-
ing an effect upon the party in this
county similar to that Of the cyclone
on the city of st. Louis. In fact it
was something like the cyclone only
the latter was rather quiej5 in compari-
son. The leading character in the hill
arity was q. Ill. Brown, n tooth doctor
of Port Huron, who was called to the
the Chair by the couwty committee,
and by sowe queer Eulings nearly
"qbeered" the Pingree crowd. Doc
without doubt did the best he could
and run the convention on the
same plan Chat he wOSld adopt in ex-
tracting an offending rnolar,-take his
grip, hang on for dear life and never
let up nor listen to prayer, howls or
sWpplicatbons of the victim until the
Job was done. 1t was quite plainly
demonstrated though, that present
rules of'crder will &laye to be some
what amended if Doc stays in the
tpusiness.
Bill Baird, Marme City politician:
with meek manner and zephyr like
voice, Editor Sutton, of the Marine
City Reporter, who would be consider
ed "a pretty smart young man if he
wouldn't try to talk sometimes, and
Auctioneer Twiss, Of Port Huron, did
the kick act for the Pingree crowd
while it seemed tho bounden duty of
big Joe Walsh and diminutive Line.
Avery to aid and abet the chairman.
! During the fracas Albert Loren Sher-
man fnade break for the platform
but before he climbed clear up, big Bill
Baird took him around the middle and
| deposited him back among the COM
mon folks. No sone knows exactly
what Loren Alber5 intended to say if
he had got up; but we presume he ln-
tended TO give ~GhOrt dissertation on
the Immortality of the soul Mayor
BoyntOn tried to act as an arbitratIng g
committee of one and came near be-
ing ground up between the two ma
chimes. but was SO far from being ser
iously mutilated that IL few moments
later, when chairman Brown ana She
Bliss folks got through and left the
hall, he succeeded to the handling of
the gavel, and directed the grinding
out of the PingTee delegation wath
Rneaness and dispGtch.
The two delegations appeared at
Grand Rapids aud the Bliss folks were
seated by the State Central Committee;
but on the floor of the Convention
next day the vote to seat one half of
es6h delegation was carried on a vote
oft405 to 4O2 and Claimed rs first biOed
! for Hizzoner.
We havn't attennpted to give amy
thing like full account os the Com
ven6ion for two reasons. First, most
I,everyone has hearn one or more of the
various sides; and second, the least
said about the rmatter the better for
everyone interested.
Usst as we so toGress we learn that
MaDen S. Pingree was nominated at
'CaraMd Rapids on tthe 9Th ballot ne
|oeigielg 443 votes.
The Yale expositor., 1896-08-07

Usst as we so toGress we learn tihst
Hagen S. Pingree was nominated at
'CiraMd Rapids on tthe 9Th ballot ne
|oeigielg 443 votes.
The Yale expositor., 1896-08-07
To the Farmers.

YALE. MIcH., July, 81, 1896.
AS the season for handling the new
crop of grain is now on, and farmers
are threshing, we will say to them: 1t
will be to their interests to have each
and every thresher clean the grain, so
that it is fit for market, and especially
oats. We are now selling our oats very
largely to the consumers In Pennsyl-
vania and other eastern points, and
they should be fairly clean for feeding
purposes, and if they expect the high.
est price the grain must be clean.
Hickey ~ Walker.
The Yale expositor., 1896-08-07

We can take all kinds of
Photos and are Dealers in
Frames, Easels. Cords, Nails,
Hooks, Etc.
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Finest Goods-Maker1 Pri'

the selections OF the public Irish Rec. ran tne III ~
six frIonrs I'm 49, and nn.:7red the mile easy III
1:I1 The last time Irish Rec starteu IN TO-
ran six furongs In 1:l9. she was started III ~
DAYS contest To see If n change or jockeys Woun a.,
feet her running with the foregoing starting IcSu'
Tho fourth race was by Lithos. hDnerno''iiu
ran under a pull. and appeared to be WnnIns IT, !
until they were turning into me s,reton' W. U,ar,,Iv
gf-,t let him down for the finish, am ne a,,S
hacked up Rodermond Is by Fremont Dut iVoks ar" d
acts IKE a true Bonnie Scotland. lie may nav III
heri,ed the quitting propcnsites that are
noticed I'm some of Tremonts sons ana G'tus'ei y
hut MANY shrewd turfmen doubt II exceciIngy.
roIni dozen of maidens started IN the nitn IT,.
II Nigh; possibly be difficult to make conultvis ~,
C;razosa the favorite. the race IN the NJ"
time of | "a 10. . ,h. ,,,oreo do
ufsht Of the followers of Connecticut form . l.. .,
II Jockeys are suspended for thirty Gays IL IL "a"
most an absolute certainty that expulsion IS I,,f
rcnaty for the offence committed i, We " ~ race
there would a shaking up that woun >taIte a. al
pocrs :" was the remark made by a rach'. 10, a.
S.ster,lav If one OF the stewards VIE take .ne
rouble 10 ascerd 10 the roof OF the Branu-s,a, -
v-tcre n cool view of the Tuturity course anu .le
urn into The homestretcn may be obti req ILL.,
he is bind he can find ample proo.s harses or
iockeys are either erraic az certain h"is,s ~ o.,
else are wholly without principle More t ~,
nearly al turf frauds the participants haVe III.
,icteJ upon clrcumstant.al evidence. In tHS v.iis
case where direct evidence was secured by the JON!
('n and the were ruled OH. snap 80
ins,atel one OF them. which. OF course, resuiteu !" "
,'oy-np tho bar of Suspension from the otn'r $1,000,
~ &C. v-oisnerel that the stewards OF the JOCKEY
C.uh ha We several ca before them some PuIsIlt
hcttors few ayers -of-olls and several JOCKEYS an
trainer or two make up the cast thai - 10 Pad! Dc
fore the stewards in the near iuture'
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ANOTHER DAY FOR wIsHARD.
NErs AT NEWMARKET.


ro,don Julv AT Newmarket to-day the RAN
taton stakes Of soverelgns each Tor starters VII"
200 sovereigns added; half the sweepstakes u ''e
second: for twoyear-olds; five furlongs was won %
Y Wishards Amercan) George H. ketcha". AT
,bur Janes's Shama was second and Captain Mach
ellis Pooley Bridge third
The Soham Plate (weter handicap or ~ SOW
crpns: the second to receive % sovereiGns cut OF
the plate five furlongs. was won by G. Archer Day
FLY Wheatield. by Bread Knife-Stourheld' three
wars old r. l. Barnato's brown horse Beggars
onera bv Nacheath-Ste Agatha, five years old. was
second and John Dawson's chestnut FLY Braw
Iassie by Cymbal-Belle OF Scotland. three years
old. third. . 49,, - "a -
y Wishards Damse II. three years old. was
among the starters, but was not placed.
TN. plafo of 80 sovereign for horses that nave
NOT won a race of the value OF 200 sovercfns or
races amounting together to 800 soveregns selling
races cxcepted) in 1895 1896 up 10 the time or
closing: one mile was one by r. Wishards (Amer-
cam brown gellng Mac Briggs by Strathmore-
Ortawn. three years Old. II. Sneyd's brown colt
Amberite by Ayshre-Cartridge, by Musket. three
years old was second. and Mr.. Dobel!s bay cot
Tumbler by Poneer-Festivity, three years Old,
third :,
The betting was to against Mac Briggs, II 10 S
against Amioriie ard 10 10 ! against lumber
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wheclmen's Association Racing Dos'o ''''''
The Suspension placed upon Alexander Re1ssKs
Elhader, Iowa. has been re'uce'i ~ e"p"'
l. lS"' SANCTIONS GRANTED.
yuv 4-sock,on Athletic Association stocSron Ja''
july Pleasap,on cyess gsD r San JOSE cal
July and baas cye''"s and Athletic Club Dallas
}uy liz iiFzo pl Park K So sprnened. NO
I Iay u - o. ~ H.. Batavia Sat & Y -r,.
1uy a-in,ernatonaI Table Cutters Cnion Oo'ersV'e
ruy 4Itrayon Hose Company, owes9 Falls n. y
gSy : IL, D WIFI = aa! Hs&"I Psh
S e nays csS eaS s'' wssaw
Jay and 4~Iiesone cycling Company J0hnso~n
July NV C. sese Franklin Penn v.,v.,,. p,o....v.
Ausa Association rhlladelphla:
July 4rtsbuIg f,'y . Of r PIKE Emporium Penn
j"y thHsTaa P1 PsI.
j Juy tni9n ;Sathoc Whesns vi II Va
y"y F5nrh % july Eaeeuve Committee MusAeson
Ju,v i 4-rincon rro,tins Association, Lincoln Ill.
j%iy Il. B i Rsssy;. H h9si iowa M'h
july Al. p. Aver, Greene Iowa cr,.s. v,.
a Ia crs ssen T pns psr a H sand
az .s Df F. 3sn c"s rs-ssT;' MN
Iuy 2sDB F. sheets. Belle P.ai1s. Iowa VI,
Imy 96-Yell.w Fever Cycling Club MiiwavHee. Us :,
INV l. $ Is and 22-Keokuk Kounty k'uo 'yo'eS' D.
univ IS"I,oggla Coomb, Society, Youngstown ohlo
Iuy ! Bristol Whee,men. Bris'o Tenn
rv s-William Topp Columbus. Miss ALL,
Iuiy 4-Wyoming Athlete Club. WYOMING OHIO.
fuiv 4-rremen Cycle Club. Bremen. mo -.
Sen,emb.r Huntington Cycle cub. Hunt,hs'oh i'o'
lux 4~Chlic the Whe-msn. Chllicothe ONO
Iuiy i-Waha sh cycling club Tore Hau'e, ina.
Juy 1T r. Hatch Conneaut. ONO
Iulv fired ". Jgst. Berlin. Conn
Iuly A NJ. CITY Of Boston
Iuiv 20 r. Carter. Franklin. Mass . - -, os
Vermont Wheel cub transferred from Aue's - anu -
10 August IS and 20. I'rntetoro, W. ,,os.
rulv 4-Jarnss j. Quinn Athletic Club; Lowell NaSS'
INV Henry O. Kelly. Wirsted. Conn 49,,
July 2T-Northamp,on Cycle Cup N'r,nasnp''"' ~
I,iy 4 liedford Cycle club. Nedford. Mass
Iulv oo-Y NJ. C. L.. Rutland. W.
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RULINGS OF THE l.. A. w.
BrCYCIIsTs DECLARED PROFESSIONALS AMI
SANCTIONS FOR RACES GRANTED.

SANCTIONS FOR RACES GRANTED
PHILADELPHIA. July The following bulletin mas
been Issued by Chairman Gideon. Of the l." ~ W.
nacIar.d nrofessiorals-W NJ Enrght. Sioux CITY
Iowa own request: George Packer jr, Denver, o.
own request l. J. Welop. Milwaukee; Wia.' Jsauf p
wilson. Chicago ill., own request n Ga snyHy
Denver COL. Clause G. Charles r, ,w n',I VIZ
Cia;ise A: John Muss, Milwaukee, WIS., Eiause
X Brennan. Colorado sprnngs 'o Own reotcst g.
Ford seeey stamford. Conn. Clause Isl VIZ ahsrdc
In Fort Smith Ark a, csuI s. Wi carte e' Fort
smith. Ark. clause 81 Wallace pough,er;y' ( Eah
Barea Ak AbeT! K RAE E'T Chtcsso Ill., own
GtI,..i: r. H. Mccall Omaha. Neb., Clause Is: ,; w.
%nmS I G%sas Own re Gass RnsPper
rengo iowa. own request; AndreW JaSkso Eond nd
cS"a Nn@ Claus; e5 a Gso Webb ce in!
Slim Clause 4 whi'e ,d s5 G Inn G Mnn
A a. Ted T str St. Cloud MINI clause a.
Frank II, Williams. Minneapolis Mnn'' SIause F
Robert H. McGleeY P ST. r M5n " Gianse A. Max
2TS iman H. M hnas MIMI Claus 4: t. " HiF
guns %mm M|"ea Minnea S5n@ Mnn Clause
Mel,ens s. PaS Nina a,s Sff Paul F"hseneau
81 Cloud MINI. Clause Il; John McDiarmid "
paul MINI. Clause F.; William b Jackson Mime Mime
aros Mnn.. clauses A and F: Howard T. Pyle
Minneapolis MINI Clause Al Max berTh5 Mnns
MINI transfcred the profe,ss'9na class FOR pr
professional
alao suspended from all track racing for thirty
DAYS from June % for riding In unsanctoned races
Waco, Tex. o., 49,. .o
suspended from all track racing for thirty days
for false entry. .,
For competing In unsanctioned races the follow
ing are suspended from all track races Tor IN rty
DAYS from June % George c. Webb. Frank II;
Williams H. W. Higgins. Otto Wirtensor ana
Max Rerndt Minneapolis
For competing In unsanctioncl raf~s ana unucr
an assumed narre. John Nilsson, VI nneapos. Is
suspended from all track racing for the year from
lure .. ~,
For connecting under assumed name l. T.
Dugln, IIamln, MINI. is suspended from all track
racing until September l.
For rnpctng In unsanctoned races and under
an assumed name. Howard T. Pyle, OF Minnearo!is
Mimi. Is suspended from all track racing TOT SIX
months from this date.
The attent.o Of riders Is directed TO General
Rule G. OF the racing rules In default OF with
drawa OF entry week before date or meetins
or OF a satisfactory and conclusive explanation or
failure 10 compete In any OF the races for which
they are entered. riders become liable to suspen-
sion from the track for a period at the pleasure or
the Board. Those entering In handicap events may
be cuse, from starting only by the referee. Fall
ure 10 Ily entry fees also renders riders Fable 10
SisDcnsi
NATIONAL CIRCUIT.
September - has been assigned TO Interstate
Fair Association, Trenton, " j.
The races OF the Detroit Whcclmcn, July II and
IL owing TO a lack OF a suitable available track In
detroit win be run at Windsor, Canada, under tho
sAms aus0csA aud. By courtesy Of The Canadian
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY HANDICAP WEIGHTS

The weights for the Shecpshead Bay Handicap. at
ono mile. to be run as the fourth race on Saturday.
July T. are follows:
Henry Of Navarro. 1873 n; Clifford 1870: st. Maxim
1874, Halma. ~: The Commoner. 100: Genmoyne
ls; Counter Tenor l9; Sir Walter. lls: Keenan, 49,
Patrican, III: Gotham. llG; Hastings. ll3: Ben
Brush, 49, Nanki Pooh. 1l3, Lehman l3; Hanwell
ll2: Belmar III; Senator Grady, 10: Rubic)n. 1885,
Saragossa. l0s Emma G.. 10; Dorian. 10. Peace
maker l04; Preston l0i; Galllee. l03; Connoisseur
100: Brandy wine 10: King Arthur, 100: Monaco 49,
F.ora Thornton. 81. Hawarden. So. Pamerston. ST.
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NETWORK LOSES A CRICKET MATCH

team 10 Staten Island yesterday for game with
the summer eleven of the local cricket club and
suffered defeat by ifty-four runs. f. Hunter and
b. W. Brown did the best batting for their respec
tive sides, while Lohmann, s. Il. Rich and o. Heine-
man also haticd Wel The following Is the scOre:
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WONDERFUL REALISM.

From The Chicago Tribune.
He IL n wonderful artist" said the young
an enthusiastically "a wonderful artist"
Indeed"
He certainly IL. Fame will him yet.
Why that man painted a snowstorm 10 realistically
that his best critics spoke colby OF ""
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Coupled in the betting.
Won a drive by length; same distance between sec
ond and third.
SIXTH RACE-High weight handicap for threeyear-olds
and upward One and ore-eighth miles on the turf.
W c. Days ch h Captain T.. by
Wandcrer-C1o 9 yrs. 122 n. tKeefe) 81 81
J. A. BENEFITS ch c. Dosgett 4. 100.
Preakness Stables ch e. Lanshale. = 100
CraraD SO 10
MarSnall, " loo. 'NidniI.,n'"
The Native g. i19................J. HID '2-l IS
Time 80 3.
Coupled in the betting.
Won easily by lengths: length between second and
nj I'd
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TODAy,S ENTRIES AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.


THIRD RACE-TIIE JUNE STAKES; for two-year-olds;
purse 5000; penalties end allowances fn'ur,'. o"'''
7 7 McCarerty's ch c. Arbuckle. by Bob Mics ,oz
-. '-'
Marcus palys hr Scottish Chiefain, ny lhVere 10,
HareDin
" Rogerss b. C. Rodermond by Tremont-Ar'neii' ITO
FOURTH RACE-THE sPINDRlfT Stance LOT W, ,,
r oIa. handicap: purse 81 oc0. one and one-cishth
miles.
A. r. & D. II. Moris's CHI c Formal. by 'ayusa ,os
W Takelands ch. G,ldcres by Bend or-frho'S' IN.
lsK'" ,cron;s en- G. Mussuiman by Harvester co.
fras9n,s hr Casse,te by Uncas -Casalia 10
!, II Rirrdges Oh. c. Defender by fay"h "'' O,
Ella r......................
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds ana up"h'' S'
allnn SIX furlongs on we mann
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THE AUSTRALIANS WIN AGAIN.
London. July 1.-The cricket match between the
Australian and Yorkshire clevens. which wac m
lshed to-day was won by the AustrAlAns BY 10 runA
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NEW YORK.
STATEN ISLAND.

STATEN ISLAND. NETWORK.
s. l.. Heneken. Ern- g. q. Rennnt IL
ant ................... 10 r. \. Skyne Oglby. b
j. Ogilby. Skyne.... Walker ................ D
r. Hunter K,nant.... ~ j. Shorta. 81 Oracle. b
X. Brook. b Kenant. II Walker ...............
X ~. q. Walker. W hammond. out .
Kenhni, b Skyne .... II. !. Sandal. b Walker. 3
G. ~. Boyd iicinc- H. X. Robinson. 3
man. Renant. q J. Allen. Iohmann
Lohmann. b W. Sand Boyd .................. o
................... 81 W h. Lasgctt. IA
s. b. Rich, c Brown, H. W. Brown. b Rich 40
Sandal .............. III o. Hencnan. Mhnley. 20
W. l.. Heineken -. y. Bell. not out
". Oracle. Iyes ....................
H. Maniey Skync.... Leg tyes ................ =
Eyes ...................
Leg byes ...............
Total ................ 1da Total liz
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e"'''A' - Time-i:o2
tCoupied in the betting.
Won handy by two lengths two lengths between second
and third.
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds 800 added: penal
tics and allowances. Futurity course.
C. T. Patter-cns br. c. Buriss9ue. by De- -,
J. \. F. P. Keene's b. I. Royal Rose; :,
W. N. waliac:'s b. C. Panmuie s'' ics
M ss% fsas isa l Car 81
Bra nrsw cd Iad' ISs iardner, 81 ID
Dye lio ,o...................o !Kyers, u %" ID
'''''"a" ''' Time.iis
Won in drive by length distance between sec
ond and third.
THIRD RACE-ror three-year-ods and upward: selling
allowances One mile
J. McCormck's ch. m. Irish Reel by Exile .
H. Eugene Leshs b. h. fatrcian. 3 no 4,
Erie Stables b. g. jefferson. g. So =,
Hornppe s. .damIion,S 81 j
Sir Dixon T. Io7 .C5allard,o 81 81
Mrs Stuart T. % ;o''.''.'.'.P owsTs, o"
0'"s anu D''N'' - Tme-iii.
easily three lengths: four lengths between sec
ond and third.
FOURTH RAcE-THE SURF STAKES: for two-year
olds: purse 81 900: selling allowances. Five furongs
Trowbrdse Co.'S blk. c. Lthos by -
Britarnic-Medusa. 104 n. ...... Uiarr % TO
". NJ. VILLAGES Oh. c. Remp. 103 Gear. .
J. w. Rogerss b. c. Rodermond. los.
(DoggctO3 2-l 10
Maphazard. lo7 tcar. loS....... Grinin,@ g, s.;
1ragedian. Io4 tcar. lo5l: Sims, 10 Al
Break ODay. IS Gear SO 0iewitD lo-l u
Time :02 2-5.
Won easily by half length length between second
and third
FIFTH RACE-For threcy ear-olds and upward madens:
special weights. One mile.
Charles Littleied's b. I. Graziosa- by Ben
Ali-Geniora. 3 yrs. 107 n. QLttefeld)1 % -
u'allar6 Io-1 Il
Preakness Stables h. T. Briancy. 1O7
a. HID al So
Harpsichord. 10Y Bergen U 10-l Al
lzmir. 4. H.. I'M GergenlV
The Druid. g. 100. ............... Uarfee) Al So
Trilefe j. Iu' ,tf-Vfiis} -
Belle. g. l07 ()oggetO Al 50
beaumont. j. lW'. 81 90
Roderick 3. 100 tFox) 90 10
Arthur Freeand. g. 100. (Cayton)O 2-1 81
Springwater II. 3. 100 ....... ODonne,O N-1 81
Timc-I:44 Is.
coupled in the betting
Won in drive by length; distance between
ond and third
for ida
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Qearprrs.


HERMAN DRISI.ER A.. NJ, Ii. u COLI MtuA;
III EAST 10TH Sr-PRIvATE INSTRUCTION au'ins
Summer. Successful experience In preparing ru1en' W.
College. Classics. Mathematics French and German
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Jmsiruftion.

AIRS LESLIE MORCANS BOARDING ASD DAY
MI School for Girls. Is West sJth NewYCrx CITY.
thorough English from Kindegsrten College Pre-
paratory Miss Catherine Aliens Method OF Concentrate
Attention in Mind framing specs. feature. also
yersatonaI French and German Home and Chaperonsge
for special students.
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NvEw-rfAyEE CONN. 90 HIf.LHOrsE AVE.
n Mrs and Miss Cncys School for Girls on the noGo
ssut hui avenue IN the 'Ciiy Of Films" Apply early
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FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds ana up"An' gov"
.oll.,a. ALLOWANCES. Six furlongs on the mann

.--.- , ~ rIorlic,n
sco adea One and thrAe-eighths miles on the 'ur''
- paoh loi Counsellor IIowc........ 10
Merry Prince. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02

r,HE WRIGHT Ht;MAsON SCHOOL
L PRIVATE ORAL SCHOOL FOR THE DEAI'
- az Wee, 10Th Street.
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Europe.

~ ERMANY. Stuttgart. 81. Vera strssse.-INsTlrCT
NJ RAVSCHER.-An educational institute for boys from
20 ~ years Foreign courses with accompanying N.
mathematics and rhetoric references ana ~
formation obtainabe by addressing ...>,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02

dwight SCHOOL. 40.
nth year begins september 30 Fiiteen instructors
Small classes, building laooraori.ss arke syrnna.
,',n For catalogue address ARTHUR "ILiIAMe
VAL, Principal Building open throughout SUMNER s2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02

TWENTY YEAR -. 100000.
OF M - GIBBONS SCHOOL.
New York CITY 55 West 47th- St, Mrs SARAH n. en-
t-pSoN PrncpsI Primary and Advanced c1assss
i,reuaraion for all Colleges. few boarding scholsrs
taken Re opens sept. ~. 1896 Actress 70 residence
House open sept II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02

1v,o.,-rer.s Association Racing Board, under the
l.. \. w 49,, $50, .leyan1er Renecke,
Elkader Iowa. has been refnce'i 10 expire '"''D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02

nAHEIM PREPARATORY INSTITUTE For BOYS an
girls; German kindergarten; DIM; Coiess r1epAsa
ton. 4 boarders received. 342 Iex-aye bet 80 W D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-02

Cyclists In Brooklyn are complaining Loudly ABOUT
the condition OF the new cycle path' WHICH "Hs
opened on Saturday The crushed stone on TOP u
the path has not been rolled properly ana nu.leos
nIInc,l,res 10 tires are the result niue wttrl an,
heavy steam roller. such as is used ~ inaklne ''ie
macadinized road would do the path much gVoi'