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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-03
Qus 0IiHeuri.

- &nnias @itp, DtO., &c. gtoU'
Gin iu~eItpart8 inbrenoer Safa9ier:
5ug Der Chicago & IltDnz8a abb itief
eeitern 9lbeno in Der g9a6e BON Mapz
oiep, Nip., nit elmer fibrerluier
locomotive suiammen. @8 beiBt,
oaB me6rere Yeriunen oerlebt pDr.
Den ieien, OOd bebaupten Die 8abn=
beamten, 0aB ulr ber 2ucomotiufub-
rer he8 Yeriunen5uge8 einen arm=
brud erlitten babe.
- 8et6ang, $40, 81. 9toO. Sas.
Barter uu0 Glmer 6ruit famen in
Gem Qeib1toUc oDn Slad 8rutbers,
meldcr beute Wtproen nieoerbrannte
in ben 6lnmmen UNI. Die beioer
jun9eu 2eute 9e6Drten prOminenten
bieligen 6anlilien an. 3mei Same
raoen, meIde einen 8erlu6 gu ibrer
stettun9 madten, mdren babel nabe=
gil eritidt. @8 beiBt, bas 5euer lei
0urd cine 4aterne entltauoen, bel
0eren 9idjt Die beioen Serunglidter
Sarten ipiclten.
- Qjbert1, no, rs. 9tou. @m.
Gnrr, luclGcr tuegen @rntoroun9 ieiz
ner 3u5ter Sum 5Ooe oerurtbcilt
puroe, beBnuptet jett, oa8 Sino lei
tUOt QcWeien, n(s CT e8 in ben 6lub
~QeluUrfeu babe. Gr bat bisber Oerz
Iudt, feline @nttin in S6ub 5u nebz
men, jcBt GcGauptet CT, al8 er nad
elmer fur3cn 2lbtuelenbeit nadJ 9aule
5urlfnefcbrt lei, babe er on8 Sinh
aus elmer &UpIUun0e bluten0 gcfunz
ben. Seine Onttln babe linn er5dblt,
oaS ain0 lei BON cinem @ebItuble
9cialen uu0 babe lidJ babel Oerlebt.
- Grnit GQacnliefcr, Elm 6nrmer
aus N&calun, ct. 2Uui3 GU., 1tnrb
oeltern I'M 8nrtiltenz SnnitUrium an
Der Snplur uuo Bell Nue. an Der
Naheri6cu. ST mar tiir5li6 i'm
9UuntD OOn einem 0un0e gebi6en
iuOroen, bate nber, iuie CO I6eint,
Nnfnug8 Die g8un0e nidt bea6tet.
Nls lid 0nnn beItige S9mer5en Elm.
iteuten, mar er bierber befDroert
moroen. @eItern erIOlgte Der Sob.
Der SerIturbene mnr 62 Sabre oft
uno u%erbeirntbet. Die 2ei9e purbe
9eiteru nud 2t8caGun bef0rbert.
- Gin lpn0erbnrer &nus it i'm
Staat88efdneniB in Sefferlon Gitp
unteroebra6t. IS lit Der Neser
5rant SadIpn, Der Die linn aneebote>
neSeouabi9un9 nidt anuebmen min.
@r tam im Sabre 1888 auf 20 Sabre
ms 3udtbnus. ST bat Jest IA
Sabre nb8eoient. @eItern sum
9antiu9un9Sto8e, FAM @puoerneur
@tepbcu ms 3u6tbaus, lieB iid5 ben
Ne8er puriibren uno froete i'm, ub
ct nlur9en buS 3udtbauS ais freier
Wtaun uerln1ien muIlte. Sadiun 5pe
uber uur, bis uddlten 4. Suli gu bleiz
ben, Oa es ibnt jest gu taft lei. gin
leiner Stcue iuur0e Green 9bornbiu
BON 2inculn Co., welder gu lebens.
langlider 3udtbau8ftrafe oerurtbeilt
mar, begnn0igt.
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9udIen's 2~trnicd=SaIbe.

Seite Gnlbe Der @elt geeen S6nitz
te Gueti6uneen, 8eI6Wiire1t, Snl5=
1uB, 6ieberbeulen, 8ii1glOurm, aufS
g%efprungene 9dnOe, 9ubneraugen
uno aue 9autauSi9lG9e. 6eilt liber
Bile8, ober feline 8e5ublung uerz
louot. 9eiGuue aIen Sa1en 9aran@
tirt, U0er @elo 5uritderitattet. 4reis
% Gents Die 8u6ie. 3u baben bel
Malfer Srp8.
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0eoernldru last 10.

6a6clrete H~urir.9ouboHs Die lpuuoey0orftc mtbt-
jtnt'be 9utucdunQ oCs ,39It0tterS. aHgeuebm NM er'
frIiderb fUr beu @ei6m0f, mtrfen IeI4t uuo be.
litutmt am gtlere2. &eber NIB 6ingCpct0e, rctut9Cg
has gdu5c Sgitcm. oertrcIbeH G,tQltu"Qtu. tuutren
ROpineb. 5SlCber, trouilhe &elitOyiun3 uHo GJliB-
lett. &;tte fuuiCt mo prUbiret B,ute en- StnGitcls
lten. 10. -. % &Cnt5. &criGUit HID g]lruHtlrt uou
allen AputbeterE.
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4u9enblide iino nublus, iuenr lie
nereeuoet merOen, unO iie peroen &c.
fabruDa Oer9eu0et, ipenn es bur1
Iufi6ub 9ei6iebt in 5duen, I'D One
Mtinute Cough Cure Iofortige 9inoers
une ueri6afen uiir0e.-@alfer5rpS.
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9as before Shelf ermdblt. @ar-
INN tDuit 9u bel ben &aufereien ME
nit? s. i6au bait fieber 5u tpegen
Des ~2euaenael0s.
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5Urtidjrttt. Nu, 9arlden, ma6t
Define S6weiter idOn 5urti6ritte in
ibren @eIa~n9itunben? Sn, 8npa bat
geltern gum eritenmal Die @atte aus
Den Obren genDmmen.
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3eit9emabe N%unpnce. Cine fleine
9i9eueinridtung, 9an5 men, piro
ge9en Elm 9neumatifs 6abrrao 5u per-
tauI9en qelucbt.
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Sein Wtann U0cr feline 6rau tanr
ltdl oeS 9ebeus %ireueu, Ober ettua8
i'll oicier g8elt Su Stanoe brineen,
ipenn tie an elmer trdgen 2eber lei=
ben. 9cgSitt'3 9ittle @nrlp 3ilers
limb Die Hiuen, mel6e bieIeS Organ
raid rciniaen.-@nlter Bros.
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9(nSielid. So, man iaet, baB iidJ
@begntten in Der @be abnlidJ lpitrben.
I'm 0immelspiIIen, 6erl S9Dnlein,
ia9en Sic bas 9tiemano, Sic befDm=
men unit I'M Qeben feline 6rau.
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Gin lIeuiabrs9eiheuf in 2lusiiht.


Sic uneVmcBIltc EopuIayitdt ron 0pit tiers MD
gcubitiers lit bas GtgebriB e,ncr oura oret uno Elm
boIb 5Ghr3ebnt ioltssissteu 4robs. Die tas gt;ters
III ieten e~jn5euen Sal g~Ilu37no haitauotH hat. @ie
oa5 uer9angeus, 80 tuiro and bas iommeHbe ,fabr be.
sruBt our6 ous GritetHen etnes ueuen @ImaHo6s. IN
iueg6eT Mr.: urO @ei4ofsu55It. &ulUen6uuq unb
gBiriEug Oiefer ueltbel nsnttem ar3uei uGr opsein.
oueer9sieBt iiuo. ii, 2etture tes &(mauat5 Iobut
nd fir 9ebeu. Der it1 banjt bei4dfttst. 9bTolute
6euauigteit Der oftrouumii6en Hao talenbariiheu
gereduuuseU mernen ben atmoua6 pIe in ben Der.
saug'ueu. 10 TN tluttj9eu Sabre aus5eidueH. nab
reub Der ltterarti6e She'll ostsbrsHOeu. bumorittf6eu
uub ~an9emeIu Iuteretauten SeisitcT eutbdIt. Seiou-
oers gu erludgusn fno bic tlartH. tlHftIeriid 5rgenoc-
ten SanftratipueH. Ser almanac loiro bonn gubIi-
tdtionSs5 e%partsmsnt Der Spitstter 60. IN Sltts6ura.
3D., 9eroU5gCseben uHo MID N eHgIif6er, oeutfder,
fror5.riAer, fpeiiter, norpe9ti1sr, i5fuebiiber.
L-nS-AiSRax haFArsiIAar ItuA fnouifder Enrahe "a.
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9urd) Die Slurue. STUDENT Gum
Sdneioer): @n8? Seute ont bret
sebnten brineen Sic mir ben Nn=
5ug? Sinh Sic oenn gar nid5t n6erz
9ldubii6?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-03

gitern6e g8unOen, idmersloIe @ez
ibmiire un0 dBnlide 2eiben, Ielbit
luenu man idpu jabrelan9 bamit be-
baftet, tDnnen bur6 ben @ebrau6
BON 9eg8itt's gSit9 9asel Satoe eez
heilt merben. Sic beruhiat. itdrft
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&itlidJ, 9iidter: &I5 0er Sc9nbz
mann Sic ergreifen WO1te, boben
Sic wie Elm tpil0eS G6ier uni IiG Qe-
i6togen, 2tn9efln8ter: Sal i6 bin
Sic uQmli0 Iebr fibli6!
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q. q, 8artlep pDn Moeic, Ya.,
I6reibt: S6 bate e5 fir meme
EfidJt, Sic urt0 0n8 9ublifum tuiilen
81 %lalien, baB 9eg8itt's g8itd6 6a5el
Salue MIDI D icblimmer eczema
befreit bat. 9tuD ipur0e mein &nn=
be D einem %eiternoen @ei6piire
am 8eiue befreit.-99a(fer 8rps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-03

@enn sic je elm fleines 9inb in
MISUNDERSTANDING eeieGcu, u0er
ourd anbalten0en 9uiteurei5 i'm 9als
lie geplagt tparen, 10 tueroen Sic ben
Bertb Der One Minute 9DAgb Gure
AnGrSion,, nnnfhn rnich Qfnnernirn ner-
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Gin Rann fam ebrlib iein, tuie
Der Gag lang lit, uro bod mdbreno
Der gta6t mandbes llnre6t be9eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-03

Gdmei6elbaIt. Geutier: 9tenncn
Sic MIDI bu6 nidt imnter @orun,
i9 BIN feiner. 8eOner: ., bel uuS
beiBt man iebeu 9untp 10, tueun er
sebn &reuser Srintael0 aiebt.
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@eri6uappt. Sic: Gsin, idJ lam
Sic nuf feineu 6ou betrutbeu! @r:
SEQ, Ieien Sic nur uiG)t 10 ltols! Sic
iino nidJt Bic eiu3i9e, Die midi ntft
ba6en min.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-03

Inter Sonnenbril0eru. 2uoe: ga,
@Oe, mat %lUpIite oenn 10, tpo miQte
oenn bin? G0e: Sn't 2eigbnus, luat
ueriesen, 2u0e; 9aB On BET 8e-
nUnlmiren nid)t lniien %fannIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-03

Die 5errtiienen uno frnrten Self
gerpebe 5u beilen, Die 9erei5te Ober>
flade 5u berubi0eu, Iufurtige 2inOerz
ltn9 uuo 0auernOe Seiluug ST bepir=
fen, oas lit Die Wtiiituu BON 9e9Sitt's
lSitb 0n5el Saluc.-g&altcr SrOs.
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Yeriutt eJue 1Oc. S6adtcl 9a5carstS, bar bstC
&eber' uub gin9spstbe- Regulator seutadt.
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Inter GuIle9en, S6auipicler 81:
8enfen Sic ii6, lieber GUuege, 9e=
tern bab' ib ba8 gon5e Stif geret=
tet! S6auipieter 9: 9tb!-@erreilt
0erpeien?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-12-03

i6aftlibe g6riftlteuer Or. Ssfar
6raas, Witreoafteur Der 9taturtpihen-
idaftli9en S~abresbefte BON @irts
tembere, 9eitorben. Ssfar 5raas
mar 1924 81 2urdb int &emstbal ee=
boren, itubirte 5uerit Ii: Subineen
Sbcuto9ie, tpanote iid1 nber balb Der
Grbfunoe gu uno puroe @eplpee, pb@
uDBl er bereits 6as tbeuloeiide @raz
men ablOluirt bate uno als Gitar in
Balingeu nmtirte. 1S47 gine er CUR
5ortIebung Ieiuer acknowledgements
liden Stu6ien na6 8arts, uuroe
1850 8farrer III 2nufen q. D. GDah,
1854 &~UuieroatDr an f9l. Haturaz
lienfnbinet in Stuttgart, 1856 &rD=
Iciipr Der gr6furoe. Sn Die 60er
uno 70cr Sabre fielcn a~useeoebnte
Geiien nad Negppten, Irabien uno
9a(dItina. 8ultem Hai6a oeranlaBte
iDn sur 9cnauen 9eOfo9ii9eu 9urdz
fprl6ung 0e8 2ibanDn. Sraas
mar Elm iebr IIeiBi9er SbriftlteGler.
Gtuas @prii6t perbutet oft eroBeS
uubeil. 0egSitt's 2ittle GarlD 8il>
er8 limb mir IeGr fleine 4ilen, aber
QuBerIt luirfIam sur &erbiitun9 Der
I5(immIten 2eber= uno Maeenz2eiz
ben. sic uerbiten 8eritDpfun9 uno
appfne6 urlb reguliren Die @tn9ez
mei0e.-28alfer 8ros.
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@9eun biIi63 ooer ~perftppft. effet Goscoret SaEs1
@pnborS. Sur garanttrt. 10 uHo % Gents.
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S~mp1epit nd Dem f%ublfum far aHisrttouuo nm
n6uer bHBosttteuug ieosr Art cuf 8sft.nu11o' 5,mi,
a. ~ lsln Ja9 etnidld9enoe sleparaturs4, Sut,
@FteIt mo Prompts Sebisnuuq. ON"
s ON. Rnahm
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Gogcarets ftimuIirsn seber. gt5ereu uHb Gin9eiUsi'
be, niemaIs i9tpd6su oosr furipeH. 10e.
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JOHN REIFFS
Saloon :O0QbQus
WlrtttTcB;. Scrmogr. Wo.

6arrJcr m5rotu III uittiem @0ftbou5 {;ets eire ant,
3t;Hatt THoe; rnb 5lr0r 3u b;ligeu 9relien. 66sn,
'0AS tohe I'd etlcu QrcBeH Stan o0ueu IaIsn Der ben
oclHerE i'm Ibre Yfercs 5ur gcrihguug f,tt.
TctEer Sunu lebeU st o rQeu II. Sic Be,
zen 2tetre. iriites %ter iolu;e @Rtstg aDer Nrt ftets
GU QGUe- mn lylg6
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stdrie, grtpldIuu9 mb iSdbj8iet g5bea. at,m @ls5at5H uta S'rl
fommcmc 9lauIeS trait pJeoer tcrI5agu. G&G-Iio!3 ,t or Wt
tou'eube ben ScuGriHcn ans aGcE 8gl.sa ctr z@s.-
Bran IeTf, pa6 Sit}e ~ aisu ir iagcu Daecu:
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Sbnftiuus' SuitjiEte. 6ltoo9U
Nert5. 9errehl Sd ha6s
rtr Wtsuid. sd Tuoe utdt u
Snufbarttit Snueu 9]6gcHub.r
muuoer6ar. Sd bin UUgitau0
Derbs @n2s fur SJs tbuH, Wg.
Sbr mcrt ieIueu.
TberciGns 5uftitute 9bIoa93
Dtetue tHeupeu 6reuUoc!
Siite hie Ste mir eruteitu hat
uno Gr1He FHo aurGd9Sfcbrt
btFer. . .is;. l. 9dbrsu Sd
ioosu hluu Fe mttl 'tGtu: u
TtII Msni6eH lrjeoer GuFtlu2s.
pbqneiauS' Suitttute. GhiCa2o.
Seshrte perrrni Sd mn
fir oGs 9teiuItot ms u >dr
Uo6eu osr quc mar WcIUr 30
tstue SruptIpueu Ooer anocrg
men tabe. UiciIe ,SrCuuoc Il
ur9 IN msiutm NusltbIU. 81
81.
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CLANS, INSTITUTE.

Masonic TompIa, Dept. 20, Chicago, en-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-04
ROBERT j. PICKS UP 4 NAIL.
John n. Gentry win FIN bot

John n Gentry WILL Fiji Both Enrasements.
HARTFORD, Conn. July s.-Lewis G. Tewks-
bury's famous PAGER Robert j., 2:o1le, picked up
a nail on the track at Charter Oak Park to-day,
which will prevent him from starting in tho
$4,000 free-for-all race against Star Pointer,
2:o2la. and Frank Agan. 2:0SS, on Monday.
Mr.. Tewksbury had entered both Robert J. and
John r. Gentry In the big race, and no decided
after arriving In Hartford yesterday to start the
Efo ssa,psshi the t werid's Fee SSat e 'hi lsh sR Si' suPfy. 70
Fortunately the conditions Of the race did not
require him to name bis starter until tomorrow
night, SO that John r. Gentry can yet be sub
said tonight that Gentry would al both engage
ments next Monday, starting to beat Johnston's
2:06h to high.wheel sulky and afterward going
against Star Pointer and Frank Agan In tho
not think that the injury to Robert j. Is serious,
but he will not take the risk Of hurting the horse
Gentry and Star Pointer arc both in fine form,
work look forward to a record.breaking race.
All of Gentry's, work since his arrival here has
been done to high,wheel sulky with o view to
preparing him for his exhibition mile. BOVINE
days ago, letting him sail tho last quarter
OF Star Pointer. saw his horse work for
the first time. this season one day last
moving the last half in l:0OA to pneumatic sui.
Ky. There Is confidence in the cam of both
owners. and betting will be lively when the rival
stations score down for the word. 1t 10 expected
est crowd ever seen at Charter Oak Park. Spe-
cial trains are TO be run from New York and
Boston direct to the track at Hartford, leaving
the Grand Central Station In New York at 10
o'clock and returning Immediately after the
races are over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-04
BRIGHTON BEACH ALL READY.


May improvements Have Beeu A1ado nc enc
Popular Course.
The programme Of the Brighton Beach Racing
Association for Its nineteenth annual meeting
has been issued. Since the last meeting
Of the association q new course has been
constructed. with tho exception OF the home
stretch and O portion of the backstretch.
At the head of tho homestretch all Of the
ground of the association between the old
course and tho Ocean Parkway has boon
utilized to make q long and sweeping curve
from the homestretch to the backstretch. and
the turn into tho homcstrstch is very much
easier than was tho turn on the old course. Tho
distance gained on this end OF the new course
has enabled tho association to mako q
similar curve at the other end OF the new course.
Thore is now no straight track In tho course on
the east end at the throc-quarter pole as In tho
old track, but thore is a continuous curve con-
Meeting tho backstrotch and tho homstretch.
All lhree-quarter mile races will be started
from tho new. chute, which is an extension of
the backstretch toward the east, and is one hun
dred feet wide. From this chute horses can run
straight down the backstrctch, and will have to
make but one turn to the homestretch.
various curves in proportion to their radii, the
greatest sss sIperelheva.ion being one foot In ten or
and seven and one.haif feet long. Two sur,
yeys Of tho new course have, been made by
Co"petent enSlncorS 10 ANOlQ uOuOC hb 10
its length: The widths at the different
starting points are as follows: One-half mile.
80. "a feet; five furlongs, so feet; three-quarter-
mile chute. 100 feet; seyon f%urlongs. e2:se; one
long, one mile and threesixteenths, each 80
feet; one mile and one-quarter. 90. 25 feet.
The paddock has been enlarged and changed
completely; The ,superintendont's house has
been moved from the grounds where II was for
merly located to a place noar the Boulevard.
thus enabling the management to give moro
room to the horses engaged in races. A new
shed for horses engaged in races. 15ox5O. has
been built. Naturally. the office buildings and
the Jockey room have been moved further back
In the paddock. A new drive has been con-
structed from Sea Breeze avenue, and tho driy-
ing entrance will be at a point between the pa
vilion and tho ocean.
In order to furnish further convenience to tho
public tho association has built a field stand
whore people who do not wish to pay the regular
fec at tho main gate may DO accommodated
upon tho payment Of . smaller Zee.
In all races the entrance money will go to tho
winner. and the added money to overnight races
will range from $500 to 81 900.
The racing dntes are July IL, Is, IL. Is. 16,
~. 19. 20. p. %, %. q. August o. 10. IL, 10,
Is, IA, 10, II. 10, 10, 90. 81. %. Tho Brighton
Cup, Ga miles, will DO run on Saturday, Aug. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-04
Results at Detroit.

DETROIT. July s.-The clever ones picked four ous
OF seven winners ut Highland Park to-day. The
track was fast and the attend ance large. Summaries
(Walkerl. even, won; @. Il. Longhurst, so CTanner). 8
to ! second; Gioja. 100 (burns), D to l. third. Time.
1,l8.
Second RGce-Four and a half urlongs.-Kstie H.
10 to !. second; Farm Life. lo& (Rosi). Q to j. third.
Time. 0:58.
Third Race--Seven furlongs; selling.-The Duchess.
105 (Walker). B. to l. won; Lady Doiefui, l07 (Sher.
lad 8 70 10. second; King Elkwood, 100 (Campbsl).
Fourth Race-six furiongA-Rathmore. 100 Camp
belD. even. wont Blackwell. 90 claw rence), TO I,
Fifth Race-seven furlonss.- Eimro ITO (WaikerL
e to .. won; Irens Woods. 1o1 Gherland). 9 10 /, sec
sixth Race=Fiye and . half furlonss; selling
Glengourie. 100 lWalkerl. 8 TO !. woni senator ",
TO |. third. Time. l;Osia.
Seventh RAce-SiK furlonRs; BollinE.-Tutuill 100
Rossl, 2 TO /, woni Anna Mayes, 1903 Qrving), even,
l:l4la.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-04

81. LOUIS. July a-The races At tho Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted as followSi
First Race-one mile. Gold Band. 40 (Coomba>.
s ws,, won; virginia ns Jog Webster; 8 to ! seconds
Second Race--Seyen .eighths OF q mile ArRonnut.
81 Chatthews), 8 70 D. won; JuanitA, 90 FROSTY. 90 TO
Time. $50.
Third Race-one mile;.Forythe. OIL (coombs), o to
Elmore, 100 Garner. y TO ], third. Tins. Il4k.
Fourth. Rod Stakes, value 9l, 500, all
Foucon). 10 to !. won: GATH. 120 Garner. 4 to /,
second; ~Tilnemakor, lOs (Aurphy), 4 to o, third
Time, l;2lia.
Fifth ~Race-Eleven sixtesnths II q
llo (SlauUhter), 8 to 5. won; ben Frost. iOQ C%Britton,'
= 10 2, second Nancy Till. 100 ~(Coombs). 1 TO l..
third. Time. l;20a, -
Sixth Race-one mile .-Cavalry. % Cwoods), 7 to e.
Glints. los (Deau). 90 to I third. Time. l;42a.
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NJ Oakley.

CiNcINSATI, July 8.-rho Paris mutual system Of
betting 10 becoming very popular at Galley, two
bookInakers DROPPING out to-day and tho third booth
being Put In operation, Summaries;
First Race Five and q half furlOngs.- Melba, 10
(heinl' 10 !, won Dunsier. 100 (Morrison). 2 TO D.,
second; Pinar del Rio. liv GardneD, . 10 /, third
Time, l;l0ia.
Second kace-SeVen furlongs.-Pete, ia h. VII.
l.4Ins). . TO 10. woni Belle BraIlble. OIL Burns. ) to
Time. lig7L.
Third Race-one mile-Protus. 100 dllN. o to D,
won; lie Banjo. 100 everett, ~ 20 l. rccuaA; Henry
Launt. l01 (Reinl, D to D. thiri, Time. ii4i.
Fourth kace-The Ruby ttaktS Ave iu..ul. =; value
81 stake u 25O-RaAtua. iO4 lFowlerhi to ]. woni
Gardner, Is 70 !. I third. Time, l;o2A.
Fifth Race-Mle snd 4 sixteenth.-Slinon w. llb
l:4Sa..
Sixth Race-one mile.-oscuro, lOa (Roin). 2 10 1.
won; FL Toro, 1903 HART. 20 TO !. second; Kitty II,
100 (beaucaampG 10 10 !. third. Tine, l;I9.
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Local Cricket

The chief game of yesterday was the League oontes,
at Prospect Park between Manhattan and New York.
After scoring LAT and getting aix Of their opponents
out for 10 runs the hanhattans fsit victory within
their grasp. but II. 8. Sandal and ". Hammond struck
up . partnership which ytslded % runa and ~ r.m.
eventually ended In Q draw. The aoore;
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seven or eight others. The Detroit man was
riding apely at the time when a,t thS bunch rs ,; %snt
struck the last obstruetion end went 70 the
grsssi co Sy al Ss raai Hain az sR IL. iesS in a1 The ID points
table BY several points over Arthur Gardiner.
and has . handsome lead over Eddy Bald in the
IL fhe smateur races to-day Earl W: Peabody
Of ondic ~ 9os y so.t ,e 81 > to Ssat zs zi% S.fsSinS bT e
3. l. MSccarthy Of 81. Louis. PEABODY failed to
sseeure 4 frst a. this meet sS,t;oS Cooper COP q 0l1: I'd The The
seconds below the best Inn Of Bald, made at
s aonsa. on hi, sq ars. On oI.r SSeS %as done P IN o:a7 and
half In o:5A. He beat the machine easily at the
close. summaries;
Charles Moosrshy ssOOnd, and h W. Peabody third.
wsisheai second, I6.bsnns third: Ti%e. Ss:os; n.-
,c aS yslds; w. a.f paSi.: q a% 9ssss, second: . John ssch SseSidi::
ner. 900 yards. third. Time. ASS.
Bohman. Fred MOks second. John Nelson third. Time.
One Mile H.nd.caP. PEoss.icnsi.won By John Ssl-
*i5asn, q ard: miro; nm, s:os e e c,.,,.. n,o.r.
thy. 4. W. Peabody second. A. II. Chandler third.
-Four MILES. State ohampionshie-won BY Con
Reinke. n. q. Plank second. A. D. Fish third. Time.
DAYTON, July 3.-The bicycle races here to-
SsS Sef1 N w't The saig% nj snj presessiOnSi race.
open, Arthur Gardner won, G. b. Haskene sec
ond, Barney Oldheld third, and Ed McKeon
fourth. Time, / minute 2 secopds-
In Q spill at tho Hrst quarter Fred c. Schrein
had his left shoulder disl9cated and collar
Oscar Trimmer were mixed up In It, but escaped
with bruises In the one-mile professional race.
Time. . minutes 10 s-5 soconds.
aft..n.r,i,. .,ro,e and n twentv-avemil
tandem handicap race were run of on tho Mill.
burn, N. J., course yesterday. The races were
conducted by the Union County Roadsters. Some
crack road riders competed in both races. Tho
afteen.mile race resulted in ONE Of the greatest
finishes ever seen on the course. A bunch of
seven riders creased the line at the finish inches
apart. The course was in fair condition.. A
good-sized crowd, partisans Of the riders. lined
Summary Of the ffteen.mile race:
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HONb AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET.
FIRST INNING.
Phh'd1phis. 20 1859 i71 1858 25s sol SOC sss ass a9s
hampshiro.. - Do 81 SO lb2 BIG 4AA 9ol eSI
SECOND nNIx0.
Ph1d1phia-.lo "a 80 90 90 lls 1T 100 ioo les
Hampshire. ! 90 81 o. 1876 "
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The Brooklyn Cricket Club had as opponents in
Association the ~Columbias. and they had little aim.
guilty in scoring N easy victory By 7s runs. W.
nings OF 40, while 8. D. ~stAndfaAt contributed p2, and
~; LSughiin KEPT up his end in great style BY taking
Brooklyn, l00.
The Kings County St. George and Manhattan second
eleven played Q very close and exciting game al ProS-
gect Park. which eventually resulted 10 ) victory for
hinSs county by nye runs. J. Z. hordGnnt. IL; "
men for Kings County; whiis Julian hasnus, ITO:
scorers for Manhattan, Tho totals were: Manhattau
SECOND Eleysl, ~ Kings County st. George, 7a.
Only ons game took place on the North Meadow in
Central Park. II WAS q contest between YorkVlle
and Forest Hill. The New Jersey men wero rather
badly beaten by SD runs, A. Canning, W, PheIsn. n.
q. Gray. Q; stransy. and II. straney all doing good
work for the winners, while @. Auster, who scored 20.
totals: Forest Hin. So Yorkvilie. tel. ~
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oarsmsn Leave psuEhLoepsie.

P~oUoHKEEPsIE. July SAN tho crews left
for home this morning. Courtney and the Cor
nell oarsmen were the first to go. at $40 o'clock.
The hour was too early for q demonstration.
tho ,Quakers spent the day In Poughkeepsle,
resting out The b9athouses that sheltered the
weeks aquatic carnival has finally passed into
history.
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ELIzABErH. July S,-The second handicap shoot at
sae suburban ~, oiue traps for tho Oh ampionship medal
X. katon. The conditions were nifty targets from un.
known traps ana gnenowp angles. The scoresi
Ross, So allow 10. Total, %. smith, as. To.
tai. ~ TIC. Loeser, 80: allow ance, q. Total. 30.
allowance. g., Total ~. sSttisi. 10; owsnsc To-
Total 20, Adslberg. 10; ALLOW Ance. 10. Total. 30.