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Washington Road Club.

The Road Club held its regular meeting
Wednesday, at which several new mem
bers were admitted to active membership.
During the meeting of the club the hand
some trophy which the club team wen at
Frederick last Saturday-de defeating the
Clifton Wheelmen, of Baltimore, Md, and
the Columbia Athletic Club, of this city
was placed on exhibition The club team
is composed OF A G. Moran. &. Z. Smith
and II. Pritchard, ali of whom are low
in tr aiming for the team races in Ralti-
more next Saturday
{. Royce Housh, of the Road Club. is
now in training for the bicycle races, and
Will represent the club in the future.
Last Sunday Messrs Hough, Shuster,
W. Jose, K. Jose, w. G. Fitzgerald, w.
j Tubman, c. Gensler and b. L. DaSin
took trip down the river.
Today's run Will be to Chain Bridge
Start was made last night at 1920 p.
IN, and camp near Chain Bridge, return
ing this evening at 7:3op- m.
A. Z. Moran Will represent the Road Club
in Philadelphia at the l.. A. w. meet,
and the boys are confident he will not
come back empty handed. Good luck to
Jimmy!
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New York, July Io.-The Realization
Stakes, the greatest of all thret-yeaF-'Au
Drizes in America, was decided al Sheeps-
heae Bay today In the presence OF l2.oOo
nersors. II was won 10y A. II. and d. IL.
Ntor,is' chestnut colt, The tIiar, 10y
FIiar's Balssu, out Of Lizzie Baker by
I<,ngfeIlow, with j John Z. Mcdonald
Rensselaer,, by Hayden Edward, out Of
Relic. by Rayon d'or, second. and Robert
G uale's Buddha, by The Bard, out OF
Empress, 10y Narragansett, third.
The distance is one mile and five fur
longs, and The Friar ranit in PAS 20 10y
ODDS the fastest time ever scored Tor Tie
roce. and only two-flfths OF a second
sl,,-.r than tie worlds record, made DH
.b, rae-year-old Handcraft, over the
same ground, with only % pounds IN the
saddle Rensselaer, Tapped The Friar 10
tbe saddle at tie wire. The STAKE was
vvortc Sls,475 to the winner, S3,l66.oO
,o the Seooad, and 81 ,5S3.34 to the thlrd.
The ,,ther stake, the second half OF the
D,,,tl,, Event Tor two -year-olds, was won
by yohn F.. Msdden's clinkDg colt, Hate
turg. hv Hanover, out of Lady Rel, WIN
J.R. Keene-s Wivel second, and SENSATION
Stables Mont GOr third
The Fuar's performance was marvel
ous. hut sad to say il evoked more demon
STATIONS of ill-will than OF approval, Aisses
soui ding loud above the hand-ciappihS
when Littlefield rode back to dismohlt-
The Friar has performed most lncons'SV-
entity this year, In fact he was none 700
cor. sistent at rires last year, and Only d
week ago his trainer, the veteran II W.
walden, issued a letter to the pubiic' eA-
plaininc that the colt was oae CT the InUsC
irritable and nervous thoroughoret!s lie
had ever trained, and that his poor SHOW
ing I'm the Tidal and spendthrift Stakes
n,ust he attributed to nervousness Inc
fractional time was as follows:
Half mile. O:49 2-5: five furlongs, o3'
six rurlongs, lie 2-5; seven furiongs,
1.2a As: mile, 1:42 %; mile and Iur-
long. l-55 1-o: mile and quarter, LOS To-
nile and three fUrIongs, 2:21 20; mie
ard half, 235, and mile and live fur-
longs, 2:4s 2-5-
Fred. Lituerield today rode race that
would do credit TO any jockey on the turr'
He took the track at the start and setting
a good stead pace, kept the track, hugged
the rail, and when danger in the form ot
Rensselaer, appeared, rode home bare
headed and whlte-faced in mastery style
The Realization is the three-year-old stake
Which every man who breeds or owns a
thoroughbred hopes to win
The story Of the Realization fol- 1897
s quickly told.
There was field of seven-The Friar
Rensselaer,. Scottish h Chieftain, Caldron, DR..
Sheppard, Buddha, and Haphazard- Allthe
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Chain and sprocket Club.

The club viii give another of the la dies
runs on july / 5, the destination being a
lawn fete held 10y Trinity p. E. Church
at Takoua Park, on the church grounds
Invitations have been sent to the different
clubs of the city to JON the dub in the
above run. The roads are In firSt-class
condition, the distance short, and the
hospitality or the Takoma Park residents
needs no comment The run will Leave
the clubhouse, 1115 Ninth stIeet, at .:I5
p. m, and the club will endeavor TO make
it an ideal trip.
At the regular business meeting of the
club, Tuesday evening, four new members
were elected As there was no special
business, an early adjournment was made,
after which the club was entertained at
the residence of the secretary, Joseph
Milans, with pleasing program, OF v hich
refreshments figured largely.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Cycle Club.

The Y. NJ. c. A Cycle Club has been
steadily progressing since its organization,
about two weeks ago, several new mem
beIs having been added To the roster at the
last meeting.
The last run TO Cabin John Bridge was
participated in by about ten members of
the club, and was enjoyed by all eX-
cept MT. Teepe, who, on tie way out,
broke the bearings in the front wheel of
his bicycle and was obliged TO return.
The Clab meets every Monday evening IL
has been decided that the regular run on
Monday evening ext win be To Cycle Cot
tage, the staff to be made from the AssO-
citation building, No. 1409 New York ave
nue., at Z O'Clock sharp. At the last meet
ing it was also agreed that the emblem of
the Y. N. C. A. should be the insignia of
the club for the present.
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Sheffield Results.

Sheffield, Ind, July 10.-Today's re-
suits:
First race-One mile Higars, 10 to 1,
won; Warren Point, second Mollie King,
third. Time, 1:43 1-2.
Second race-Four and half furlongs.
NankI Pooh, 9 to 2, won; Tapestry, second;
Belle of Corsica, third. Time, 0:55 3-4.
Third race-One mile. Ben Wadden, 9
to 90, won; Glenoid, second; Overella,
third. Time, AZ 1-2.
Fourth race-Five furlongs. Lone
Princess, TO 20, won; Algareta, second;
Golightly, third. Time, 100 1-2
Fifth race-One and a quarter miles.
Downing, 0 to 1, won; Del Coronado, sec
ond; Nonchalance, third. Time, 2:i3 ga
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league Runs.

Rain prevented the runs OF the l.. n.
w. last week.
The run on Sunday will be to Balti-
more on train. From there the members
will ride down the famous she'll road TO
North Point, Il distance OF about twenty
miles While in Baltimore they Will be
the guests OF the Baltimore WheelIh3n,
headed by the president OF the Harlem
Wheelmen. The party Will leave on the
a. IN. train, over the Baltimore and Po-
tomac.
The next weekday run will be on the
14th, and will be to Forrestvile, starting
from Thirteenth and K streets northwest
at $50 p. m.
A large century run is under prepara-
ton and Will take place some time III
September 1t is the Intention 70 make
this century the best attended and most
attractive yet held. Each 1ider Will be
systematically checked, and each survlvol
will be presented with a suitable medal
showing that he attended and finished the
run.
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CAPE CoLoNY's GIFT.
She Presents IA F;rst-CIaSs Battle
ship TO Great Britain.

Londcn, July 10.-The st Georges Club,
the leading colonial club of London, gave
banquet tonight in honor or the visiting
colonial prime ministers, all of whom were
present with the exception Of Sir Wilfred
Laurier, of Canada, the Hon r. j Seddon
Of New Zealand, and the Hon. George H
Reid OF New South Wales, who went to
Hawarden today on a visit to MI Glad
stone.
The Right Hon. George T Goschen,
first lord OF the admiralty, who was one
OF the guests announced that Cape Colony.
through its prime minister, Sir Gordon
Sprigg, had presented first-chss battle
ship to Great Britain. The gift was un-
conditional The vessel will be built at
the expense of the colony as an addition
to the British navy, and not for the de
fense of the colony.
The announcement was received with
entfusia site cheers.
Mr. Goschen warmly thanked pc Colony
on behalf Of the empire for the gift
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ST. Louis Summaries.

st. Louis, July 10.-Todays results:
First race-Seven furlongs. The Ghost,
to 1, won; Heidelburg second. Arian
third Time, 1:29.
Second ce-Eleven-siXteenths of a mile
Matchmaker, to 2, won: Belle of Mem
phis second, Eva Rice third. Time.
ZOE 1t.
Third race-Alile and -sixtecnths.
Black Silk, even, won; Moralist second
Jack Bradley third Time, 2:04 Ia.
Fourth race-Six furlongs Time Maker,
2 to 5, won; Cavalry second, The Chemist
third. Time, lis.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs. Dick Behan,
8 TO 1, won; Trilby second, Uncle Abb
third. Time, 1:29.
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Mary Calvin
8 to 2, won; Night Gown second, Liebe
Rose third Time, 1:16 1-2.
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The second race meet of the season given
under the auspices of the Cycle Eoard If
Trade on July at the international Ath-
lctic Park was q thorough success in every
rarticular The weather was good, the en-
trics were large and the races close and
exciting. A. c. Moran covered himself
with glory by winning the onemile open in
track competition time Of 2:14 and the
two.nlile handicap from the . yard mark.
He was also first in the team race uf the
IeDroit Park Wheelmen and Stlckuey team.
I,uvall was second in the one mile open,
and demonstra ted the fact that he is one
of the speediest Of Washington's riders.
The attention of the wheelmen is now
being directed to the national meet OF the
League or American Wheelmen, which will
be held in Philadelphia, August 4 TO Z. A
rate Of one fa.e for the round trip has
been arranged from all points east OF St
Louis, and it is estimated that at least
10000 people Will take advantage of the
rate and enjoy the fine sport which VIII
be offered.
The official program has not yet been
finally decided upon, but the events viii
probably. be:
Wednesday. August 4-Receptlon and
registration OF visitors; distribution of
credentials, badges, souvenir albums, etc
s a. m, all-day run TO Valley Forge.
p. m, tour through Farm cunt Park
8 p m, excursion ON the Delaware, af
fording Ii view OF the harbor at night, aud
followed by trip down the river and
stop at one OF the popular resorts, with
music, dancing, etc.
Thursday, August 5-5 a. m, century
run over the South Jersey course s:31
a. m, tour over the famous Lancaster
pike, the first hard" road laid down in
this country. 2 p m, run to Chestnut Hill!
along the picturesque WisSahickon. 8 D.
m, ''ali-night smoker" lstag), musico
athletic melange, to be held in one of the
largest amusement buildings in the city
8 p. m, L. A. w. bah, probably at
Horticultural Hail
Friday, August $50 a. NJ, runs to
League Island and Point Breeze; West
Fairmount Park; the Wissa hickon
10 a. m, tIial heats at the new Willow
Grove track. 1880 p. H., Iun 10 Willow
Grove. 8 p. NJ, finals OF the fiIst days
faces. 8. p. m, "Wheelmens night" AT
Willow Grove. Music by the Damrosch
Symphony Orchestra, refreshments, ex-
hihition riding, fireworks, etc.
Saturday, August rs a. m, run to
Fort Washington; $50 a. M, run through
West Fairmount and up the Wissa hickon
l o a. M. trial heats at Willow Grove track.
1890 p. IN. run to Willow Grove. p. m,
last days races nucluding the $500 prp-
fess:onal mile OPEN at the Willow Grove
track.
The meet proper ends on Saturday nj ght.
but on Sunday, in response 10 a popular
demand, the tours and runs and enter
tainment snd reception committees have
arranged for a monster combination run
and excursion to Atlantic City. The "slow
crowd will leave South street ferry at
s a. III two hours later the 'fas crowd
win start. At 9 a. M those W no pre-
fer 10 90 by train will leave Chestnut
street wharf on IL. A. w specials, -
reaching Atlantic City at 1910 a. IN
All bands viii return tD Philadelphia late
in the evening.
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NO CHANGE REPORTED.
West Virginia Miners Not Thinking
of StnDping Work.

Columbus, Ohio July 1O.-Practically no
change occurred today in the strike situ-
alton. National Secretary Paarce admit
ted tonight that quite a number of the
best-inforned miners OF Ohio Were now
In West Virginia for the purpose of work
ing up union sentiment among the unor-
ganized miners OF that State. 1t is not
believed that West Virginia viii he repre-
sented at the meeting TO be held at Pitts
burg in which an effort is to be made to
settle the strike. Unless West Virginia
and Dearmitt's Hen can be induced to
participate in the meeting, or their miners
can be induced TO strike, very little prog
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HYattsylIIe Cycle Club.

The Hyattsyille Cycle Club held special
meeting on Thursday evening of this week
for the purpose Of adjusting the bills of the
lawn party, which as given by them on
the evening OF July 1, and which proved
to be a glittering success.
On Thursday evening next the semi
annual election of officers will take place,
and on Friday evening a run Will be made
to Cycle Cottage, where the newly elected
officers will he toasted.
Several applications for membership in
tn" club are now being acted upon, and
the condition Of the club is a prosperous
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Levant Cycle Club.

The trip of the club for the holiday
of July 4, through the Shenandoah Valley,
proved to be very successful, and an even
thirteen started out to make the run. which
included Capt. E. l.. Hutchinson, Lieut..
William L. Norris, Charles Zap Grace, H.
Fryer, T. c. Pollock, l.. L. Hcrrell, D..
X. Jackson, F. w. Buckler, j. &. Schine,
II. l.. Uerrell, W T Robertson, Thomas
c. Carter, and A. w. Leeke The party
left the city on the 11:10 train, and
arrived Mt Staun ton st 3 q. m, the
next morning, the ride being started inn
mediately through Buekton to Mount Craw
ford, where breakfast was taken at Mrs.
L. II. Sanders. Dinner was taken at
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Police Regulations.

On Monday the committee appointed by
Chief Consul Robertson for the purpose
of making suggestions as to changesin the
police regulations will be again heard by
tine Commissioners. The committee is
composed Of Hon. j w. Babcock, chairman;
Hon. George b. Mcclellan, Brain;,rd h.
Warner, w. w. Alleger, NJ. D.; w. K. Larri-
more and John n. oliver.
The points to be looked after are the
passing of vehicles, turning OF corners, limit
Of speed, use of lamps, glass on street and
sprinkling of streets tco freely.
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L. A. W. NOTES.

The membership OF the District Of Co
lu1nbia Division of the L. A W. July z,
1897, was 625, as compared with l 5S for
the similar period of 1896, gain Of ACT.
Fcl the entire country the L. y. W mem
bersh:p July ., 1s97, was So, ,083; July 2,
1856. 57.OS3, gain for the year Of
2T,T39.
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ess WIN have been made toward a settle

ress VIII have been made toward settle
meRt.
Secretary Pearce claims TO have very
encouraging reports from West Virginia,
but the best information received from
theIe IS 70 the effect tEat the miners ara
stih at work, end so far as known, have
no intention OF striking.
Tie miners at DiIlonvaIe, according to
reports, aIe firm in their determination
10 stay out, though the deputy United
states narshals are still on dcty, and
ready to protect such as may desire "A
resume wOTS
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GREAT RACE EXPECTED.
Titus and Starbuek 10 Meet I'm a
Iweuty-Mlle Contest Saturdav

HHo 20 Meet in a
Iweuty-Mile Contest Saturday.
New York, July, 1o.-Fred Titus, who ia
matched to race j. Frank Starbuck twenty
miles az Manhattan Beach next SATURDAY. is
gathering arorTnidable array of pacemakers.
he does not propose 70 be left in the Iurch
again, as as the case in his match with
little MiChaels at Buffalo
When Titus got to Buffalo he found that
the Welshman's manager had Sc cured
every last man i'll sight The result was
that Titus practically had no pacenak-
'BG-
Starbuck has secured Boston and P5i,a-
ueiphia riders. Each man is to be Iinit-
ed to eighteen pacemakers.
As an extra inducement FOR good oaca-
makers to come on, Pat Powers has added
800 handicap TO theprofessionaley .nts-
open only to the pacemakers Of the Star
buck-1itus match.
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CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED
Mr.. May, of Altoona. Misses sey.
eral Tweuty-Douar Bills.

o. G May, a street car conductor Hv-
ing az Altoona, Pa. reported to Policemen
Carlson and Cochran, of the First pre-
cinct, that ne had been robbed Of S55. ON
d street, between No 1918 and Burke's
saloon, at the corner OF T. T,.irteen-and- a-halr
street May has been s1apDtue ar tne 81
James Hotel, and yesterday morning the
clerk handed him sos, which he had de-
posted for safekeeping at the desk the
night before, Yesterday afternoon, when
he found himself leaving No 1918 D
street, he had four S2O-biIls, and few
moments later in the saloon he could find
but one of them May claims that he has
been saving his money for some tine and
came To Washington 10 have a good time
and spend it. The police place little
CIedence In his story.
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Eencihles. Cyclists.

The runs during the past week were to
Cycle Cottage, High View and Cabin
John, and each was well attended,
The Iun for today will be to the coun-
try home of Mr.. John A. Butler, Of the
Fencibles, where the boys Will enjoy Mr..
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RatieI's hospitality for the day. About
fifteen Of the members have signed the
Call. and the start will be made from the
clubhouse, s13 E street, at O'Clock sharp
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A BIKE RECORD BEATEN
Tom Cooper Reduces the Mile Rei

ord for a Quarter-Mile Track.
Detroit, Mich, July 1O.-Tom Cooper
today, under l. a. w. functions. broke his
own aud the worlds mile record for n
quarter mile track. The record was 40,
Ieccntly made by Cooper at Racine, Wis.
Today, under perfect conditions, he set
the record at :44 t-5
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THE FR|AR's RICH PRIZE
The Norris Colt Captures the
Realization Stakes.
THOUSANDS SEE THE RACE

The FASTEST Time Ever Scored In
the Race aud only TwC-Fiiths "f
A second Slower han the Noria :
Eecord-It Was Worth Sis,l'
TO the winner
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FREE TRIAL TREATMENT.

If you have Catarrh or any Throat
or Lung Complaint, call and receive free
tr1ai local treatment. We positively cure
Catarrh.
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RudIhispoQ.

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Gurhtbare Nd1te.

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uor Colt 7prra io1t:

gire &eoierrna oeS &ol'es, ourh has
Splt uno lur odS Tolt III ludbrifeinlih aunl
erIien Mtale in Ter GntmlSelung elner
menihlid,en I lp,ltiotion ais ytntion BON
iber 20 Mtinionen perbaltntBmaBi inteIlt
genten 4eute miiBig NIT praittih paral,its
ten ,nou1trteuen &rdften uno tpartet einfah,
bis cine Sarouoll ieiner ei9enen Mtitblirger
iih a%uiraiit uno iir ibre lotalen ooer priua
ten SntereHen opsr Iene ibrer Yartet etn'
tritt, nm iid in ielbit9efdlige Yolition ali
AZ briu9en. unterosien ihlait oos aapltal
uno Die Nrbeit oarbt. Sier otslen 9eorudz
ten 2eiten an9emefene Yreiie:
$500 WtdnneranSiise fur sllOO.
1900 300.
900 100.
700 500.
800 400.
8 Bib. Yaquet &nfee iir 300.
100 BIO. 9rabtnG9el iir $1.9O.
100 Yio. Sen5orabt fnr $1,S5.
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W,6arlfe.

MlS elm Muioirsftor elmer reilsnoen
8sisaidoit IN Shleiisn oenBofiiteu bee
Oldsfters mdbreno Der Yrobe Der u!elsn
R,Bsriffe uesen tabelte, melnte Der
SdIeiier gang semltblid: rSsrr, Der
b. 5 If meme, auf BEN tann i'd Sresfen.
pie ,h MIL"
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Gin f(uaer Diplomat,

a6aisin Gliiabetb uon Gnalano lisB
einem @eianoten. Der ,id in Baris be.
orCbt iob. melben. er m0se u rubis
lein. Is ioQteu hunoert franS6iii4e SO
pfc fallen. UNI feline ettuaise grmorbuu9
~ RIDDEN.
.Nber nidt elmer BON bisleu bunbert
uiiroe ouf msine leereu Sdultern poi.
len." iaste Der Geianbte, OILS er bas
b1rte.
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NuS benz 8srittsiaale.

Yrdioent: rSie tusrosn alio 5u 5sba,
idbrissm idmeren 8erfer usrurtbellt. &. g..
6aben Sic MIDI usritanosn?"
Nrasftaster (usrbeust fid tied: Sc
~iB. 9srr Yrdloent, u,rselt's @ott taus
Ienomal!"
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Staatspapisre.

Boulder (ouf elm nit Bapisren po0,
sepfropftes Sob s.iSeno): Sinh wobl
Staatspapiere, oaS bop"
S1usberr: rNQereinss; Motered.
nunsen bon melner lieben 5rau!"