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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

96t3erne WerfebrSbabnen.
Wabrenb anberndrts babin geltrebt
uirb, ben BubutUrper fur Giienbabnen
m5Slidit iider unb aus ben piber>
ftanbsfdbi8iten Stoffen berjuitellen,
ttnb fiir ben 2otalpertebr In Neus
S9ottlano @iienbabnen in @ebran6,
fiir bic bieIer Same eigentli9 ubers
baupt nidt naebr pabt, ionbern bic
man ais 9ol3> uber gtangenbabnen
be5eidnen miibte. Der e9ienenftrana
tpiro ndmli6 aus 8rob bebauenetl
8aumitammen berseltellt, bic obae
ir9en6 Uelden llnterbal einfa9 auf bic
Grbe selest unb burd aneenagelte
ebenfalls b6l5erne @9mellen nit eins
amber einisermaBen felt uerbunbeu
tperoen. Bei Der san3en Ginri9tung
beitebt nur bic 2otomotipenmaf9ine
aus Gifen, Die iibrisen Tbeile, unters
bau uno Qaufrd6er Der 0otomotipe,
fomte bic Sitter ober Perioneumagen
finb aus 9ol3 berseitellt. Die Robs
ipuren ftn6, entfpre6en6 ben Dimens
ttonen Der Sdieneu, piel breiter unb
tiefer als bel sep0bnli9en Giienbab,
men, 10 baB bic unsefiigen Gdienen.
blSde In fie bineinpaiien. Die Magen
limb aud redt primitip. Guf bier
&dbern III cine aus roben @alfen ges
fertiete 9ol5platte ansebra9t, ,inb auf
tbr liesen Die Selbs ODER @anmfrudte,
bic mittelit bieier 8abn befOrSert tpers
ben, unb mitten ba3niiden fteben Die
paiiagiere, allen nnbiloen bes @etters
preisgegeben, aber biefe 8abn erfiillt
ibren 3med. fie ldBt lid au9 unse<
mein fdnell beritellen unb 1T febr
billia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

Dor iiber so Sabren f6on uurbe
Mfra. Mth8lotp'S SOOTHING Sprut
BON Millionen BON Whttern beim Sab,
men ber 4iuber angemenbet. WtrR bu
i'm @@lafe bur9 bas @@reien einea
ainbes seffbrt, bas I'M 3abmen if unb
Dor S9mer3en tueints Menn 10, laf1e
fofort cine 5laf@e bon .Nfrs. WinS.
Ions Soothing @prup" bolen. Setu
Wertb iff unbe3ablbar. gS tpirb BEN
tleinen 2eiben6en iofort 2inbermng Der,
f9ofen. gerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mhtter,
es 1T tein 3meifel bariiber. gS betli
0pienterp unb 0iarrboe, resulirt ben
Magen uub bie Weren, befeitigt Winb.
aolit, erwei9t ben Gaunen, berbim.
bert gntsanbuns unb ftdrft baS ganae
Spfem. wWtrs. Min5lous Sootbino
Sprup1 ftir aabueube 3inber iit auge.
nebm tn @ef@mad unb bas @eeepi
ifammt BON einem ber befen ueibli9eu
4er5te In ben Ser. Staten. gs iti bel
allen 9ruggifen in ber sanaen Melt su
baben. preis rs Gents per Slai6e.
4auft ni@ts anberes, als Mtrs. Wins,
loms eootbingsSp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

Der r8artenteufel" t9eint
ii9 In &uBlanb beionoers ipobl au
fiblen. Gs werbea i'm Reide alltdbr.
lid fiir iiber 100000 Rubel Spiel.
tarten abgeiett. Das Reiiort Der Mobl.
tbatisfettsiuititutionen ber Ssaiierlu
Wlaria, meldem Sas 9artenmonopot
eebSrt, er5ielt babel einen @eineepinn
BON ctrca 100000 8ubel, bic 0ers
itelluns unb Der 8ertrieb Der 9arten
erforbern ettuas iiber 100000 Rubel
an Guseaben. 8ei bieiem seipaltisen
abias Don Spieltarten fam es tein
@unber nebmen, baB nameutli4 In Der
Rropin3 bas sefelli9aftlide Qeben fi6
am aartentifde fonjeutrtrt, unb bab
fur eelere Wereniisunsen wie Gbeater,
a:on1erte linS berslsi&eu berali9 ipenis
iibri9 bleibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10
Gttpas aa,,a ltuertpartefes ! gnu

Gttpas gang ertpartetes ! Bom
Oienstag on uerbe1 uir bic ganae
Wo9e bin5ur1 nertaufen: 400 paar
Dameu. Orforb. .g9ube im Mertbe BON
$1.25 fir IS geats; 300 paar feline
Dongola vsanbalen", In Cincinnati
gema@t, bic fraber 3u $1.75 pertauft
iuurben, au IS Gents; 400 paar braune
OTtorb, iebes paar $1.75 tpertb, at
95 Gents; 100 paar feine Oongolas
OSforbS. In Cincinnati sema9t, @r6Be
2 bis 44. I'm Wertbe BON $3.50. 3u
aur 1925; 500 Yaar Oamen pans
tofeln far As @ents. bic nod ME au,
por au biefem Preiie berfauft ,uurben.
Soebeu erbaIten eine groBe Nusmabl
bon 6erren G6uben, Dici $fib unb
@ougreB, tuertb $500, ftir nur $1.75.
gbenfalls babeu mir erbalten 3eugs
ftiefel, fouie pantoffeln bon @Iaces
2eber unb 3eug, iiberbaupt Jules, mos
an beauemer GuBbetleibung bon Das
men uab 6erren far ben Sommer ges
brau@t uirb. NlIe biefe Waaren Rnb
ni4t ettua aIte 2abenbtiter ober 3ufams
mengein9ter Nusi1ub, ionbern Mlles
frif1 uub rein, iebes paar garantirt
bon Der reguldren @r6Be.
@inbereIla 6 9ubspalaf
213 AIamo.pIaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10
., gsie eebmer,baft.

Die Sd,mersen, BON Sieuralgie per,
urfad,t fnb ;atpeilen 70 encrm baB
man beinabe bancn Derrldt tperosn
tOnnte. SalDaticn Sel beleitist lclde
Sdmersen fofcrt unb furirt Heurals
sue 70 RAID baB 9tieniano mebr auf bic
Weiie gu leiben brauht. 6err Saeob
8lelnt 1896 @ain Ctr, @panspille,
Snb., idreibt wie folst: I|DPeine Sran
lltt ielt z Sabren an Geuralaie aber
leltoert ile Salpation Sel getraufte,
1T ile ocllfomnen frei bapcn. Sd, be-
hanpte oaB es bas bette Eminent 1T
ilno id iperbe es immer i'm SoauIe bali
ten. Sd ielbif hattie felt laneer 3eit
Rhenmattsmus nnb 9ebraudte Diele
etnimente bod Saloaticn Sel ertpies
ild befer als tr9enb Elm anberes Meit,
tel unb that bic beifen Dienite. 4" Cal.
patton Del fcfet ttur Is @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

atne art 9elbfperstttnns
loll nod ben neueften pb1iioloaild,en
Gori@uusen cine iebe t0rperli6e Grs
miioung ieiu. Ger 8epeis fiir bieie
9Dpotbeie 1T neuerbinss BON nebrereu
gbpfiolosen (Mos9iori, Moiio uno
Webenstp) in Der @eiie eefiibrt NOR.
ben, bab iie baS Btut zines ermHbeten
Gbieres einem auSer.n, pollie frifden
unb anseerubten Gbiere einipritten,
iporauf aud oiefes ollie i3eiden Der Gr'
miibuns Sei9te. @ebenstD finbet, bab
bas Grnlticun9ssift dbnli6 ldbmenS
wirtt, luie bas befannte pflan,Iide
Yfeilsift @urare. Gs seist nidt nur
eine dbnlife demiide Bei6affenbeit,
fonoern fam ard t6btli6e Soiaen ers
5eusen, ipenn feline 8ortfdaffuns sar
,u febr binter Der aubdufuns 3uriid,
bleibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10
sfrei fir fdltpad1e s26nner.

SD tueroe ie6em Nann toitenfrei cine 8robe ber
5eilmittef fenoen. bic mir bic noue Rannestraft
nte6erbergeftent baben naboem nues nnbere febls
itdnbts BON BerIuft ber 2ebenstraft, Wanael an
geihlehtlider Stdrte. nernbie Sc6m6be uno u6e5ts
!id5en ereafen unb tutrb Sic ebenio beiIen. Sic
tonnen e burg etne Nnfraee erlaneen. Senbeu
nidt tuieoer eribeinen mag. Nan itblieBe eine
Srtetmarte BET. Nbreiie: Carl J. Walker, 64S,
Masonic Temple, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10
Sac Lone STAR yGrlanser".

9as bon ber 3pme gtar Sranerei
alS Slaidsenbier tn ben Wfarft Sc:
bratbte ,,Grlan9er" erfrent ftdB 80.
nebmenber Reltebtbett aIs Samtltens
0etr1nt. GS TIT Elm trafti8eSs tart
eingebrauteS malSretdseS Ster Bon
8rOhem 0pbl8cihmad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10
s. s. Mteber,
gh. 2l1, Beit. seite Nlamo 8Ia,a.
Wein SauOlnns nnb salooa.

gewdbltes Eager porsasIit5er GaIt
fnrnias sMeine, bic birett In ben WeiR.
bergen setauft murbsu. &otbs nnb
MeiBweine, Nneeiiea, BORT, 6berrR
etc. Muf.rdse ban. auBerbalb tuerben
prompt uuseefhbrt. 8elepbon ftir
6tabtfunbe 280.
Sm eaIoon finbet mon feline
Wbisfies, @eine, Dorstieli@es Bier,
@iearren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

Bienenpolfer per5sbreu burd,.
i6nittli6 i'm Sftober ie bier pfunb
Gutter, i'm gloUember eins, i'm De1em.
ber eins, I'm 9auuar swei, I'm Gebruar
jipet, I'm Mldr1 brei bic bier unb I'm
aprtI pier bis ie9s Yfunb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10
Qas @e6eimmik Bet $60n6eit

it @siunSbsit. Dus @.beimnis b.r
@siunbbsit if bic Strait. bic usttias
Nuantitat esbsasmittsl 3u osrbausa
un6 gu aiFmilisea.
30 9basa l)its bskaunt!
Tutt's esbnpia.n lurirsn uut.r olI.u
lmtanbsa &opfi&m15sn, Dpsp.pf.,
Ysalaria, SsrfOpiuss anb abnliSs
&runlb,iteu.
Sntt'S Seber Qiastt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

bort, i'm britten Stoc aber penn gie
mir bieleu tleinen @efatlen nidt er@
elIen Dollen, 10 mill id) Sbnen nif)t
lpelter sureoea. @ute 9ladt!"
uNein, lpartea gie!" iagte Sulba
baitig, ilberleeeuo, baB er am folsenoen
Gage fau1n iiher cine freie Stunoe
lpiiroe oisponiren t6nner. sd iperoe
binaui9eben, unb Die ga6e fir @ie
regeln. Gas bdlt mid ni9t large aui.
@le peripred)en mir basegeu, baB @ie
rubia naa 9auie geben unb ii9 bins
lesen. Ginmal urbentli9 ausidfafen,
bas 1T fir Sbre ilberrei3ten Nerpen
bic bette MebiSin."
sd uollte, i'd tSnnte i9lafenl
Gber Id oeripre@e Sbuen tpeuisitens,
bab Id beimsebe.
Die beiben Mdnner trennten fid).
abeliasD blieb nod eiuen Monnent
fteben unb fab bem ii1 @ntfernenben
nit etnem bdbliden 9d@eln mad, bann
manbte ct lid fur,ounb sins bie GtraBe
nit 9elenftem 9aupt btnob.
@abrenb ber Doftor In bas tim be-
jeidnete 9aus trat. Fam linn, er tpubte
jelbit nidt tpesbalb, ber @ebanfe an
feline Srau unb besleitete tbn aud bic
Ereppe empor. Gr blteb nur tpe,,ige
Mtnuten oben unb entleSiste ii9 fel,
nes Guftrases In fetner bari9eiten
Wetfe, bic Nusen babei bebarrli9 auf
ben Tepptd beftenb, mari bann bic
tleine Brieftai9e NIT ibrem eefamm,
ten Snbalt auf ben Tiid, benn es Tam
TIN elm @ibermille on, bte @9eine
eiu;eln auf;u3dblen.
Das Wldbden iab ibm NIT iedeut,
5uperiidtli9em Qddeln in'S @eii@t,
bann als er sins, obne tpeiter Moti3
bon ibm 3u nebmen, itredte es In fins
biider Glbernbeit bic 3unse binter
ihm aus unb nannte ihn innerliH einen
alien bodmiitbisen Nerren. Gr fat
aud bas nidt, aber mte er unteu bie
1bir in's SdloB iparf unS ipieber ouf
Der Strabe ftaub, atbuiete ct tief ouf,
unb ieiue Stirl mar 0erDtbet.
5ortiebuns folet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10
YaKa8e.8tuette auer Mrt
Rad nnb pou Gnropa.

Sept ift bic 3eit, SidetS au taufer
unb 0eruanbte unb Betannte aus be,
alten 6eimatb berRberfommena 30 lafen.
Wegen genauer Snformatioa menbs
man f@ ON
%. s. DoamG
Generalsp poHasiers sMsent ber Nalorp
0ampfer 2inte,
523 @af 6oufon Strabe, ean Au'
tonic, &eTas.
Dff3ieler Asent fur ole suropdi'
f@eu Dampfer 2inten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

Gxcmritpn ber @ieb3ii@ter mad,
Mericu.
Rad gesnbisuns Der gieb3h@ter.
gonpentiou uirb cine gScuri1on tia4
Werito tibsr garebo iiattfinben. Ruubs
reiIe,5abrpreiS nod Wfonterep $500
unb Der Stabt Merito $500.
o. 8. price. U. O. p.M.
paleffiue, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

81. 80. Mcstuifter.
sSeuer, unb Sornabo.
Berf6erung.
EEL. Alb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10
WrfaOe GoteI.

8eaes 6otel In Der Gtabt. 81 Der 8ag.
100 3immer. u. o. Sbomas. @istb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-03-10

Saf5Hnk tritt oft aut BEL fattem
@etter, Die innere Sano ersreifenb unb
anoere a6rpertbeile. SoOb's @aria-
parilla, Der srOBe 8lutreiniser, beilt
Sal5fuB.
&ppb's YiIen tuirten pursieli1
na9 Der Mablaeit unb furiren &opf=
tueb. rs Gents.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18

An invention which will prove useful
to ticket agents or any one having a
large number Of tickets, to be disposed
of rapidly is case to hold the ticket,
in the side of which is spring slide,
which when pushed toward the end of
the box brings the ticket out through
slot one at time, one side wall of the
box being held by springs in order to
keep the tickets pressed against the
side.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18
Doctor and Patient.

There is a mutual obligation existing
between doctor and patient. The latter
expects prompt and efficient service, at
the sacrifice of convenience, social en-.
gagements and, if necessary, of comfort
and health, on the part of the former
On the other hand, prompt and full
payment of financial obligations and
the consideration of his comfort, con-
venience and recreation when emer-
gencies do not prevent are the rights Of
the physician. The following don ts"
are given: Don't choose an intemper-
ate physician; don't choose one who
has not the respect of his colleagues;
don't tolerate one who is constantly
Singing mud at his brethren; don't be-
lieve the claims of one who has to hire
a hall or column in a newspaper that
the world may learn of his triumph; !;
don't choose the man who is ultra-pro-
fessional.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18
About Emerson.

The anaemic incompleteness of En-
ersons character is traced to the philo-
sophy of his race and the fundamental
falseness of every bit of transcendent-
alism, Emerson included, pointed out
a falsehood consisting in the theory of
the self-sufficiency of each individual,
men and women alike. Margaret Full
ler's after history showed that she, for
one, was constituted like other human
beings, was dependent upon human
relationships and was not only very
noble, but also very womanly crea-
ture" She was driven into the vagar-
les of her earlier career by "the lack of
something which she did not know ex-
isted."
Daily camera., 1897-03-18
BOOKS READ AT SING SING.
Charles Reade's Never Too Late to
Mend' Is Mosl POPULAR.

Mend" Is Mosl Popular.
Many records have been made among
different people to obtain "the favorite
author" None has revealed more as
tonishing results than two months
record kept by the librarian of Sing
Sing prison, says the New York World.
The most popular author in Sing Sing
year in and year out is Charles Reade
and the most popular book is "Never
Too Late to Mend" There are about
1900 convicts in the prison, and in two
months 463 of them read this book
which has been responsible for many
reforms in prisons. Next on the lis.
comes Put Yourself in His Place, .
with 436 readers. Charles Levers
Charles O'Malley" comes next in ia
vor, with the same authors TON
Burke of Ours" following, which is
pushed hard by Bulwer Lytton's Pau
Clifford Samuel Lovers Rory
O'More" is next. Dumas Monte Girls
to" is the most popular book Dickens
ranks next, with David Copperfeld"
in the lead, and "The Tale of Two Cit
ies," with its wonderful convict pic
lures, third in favor. Conan Doyle
with Sherlock Holmes, is the first mod
ern author who is at all in favor Capt
Kings ''Deserter" comes next Capt
Marryatt's 'Mr. Midshipman Easy"
leads the sea tales Wilkie Collins
"Moonstone" and Blacks "Shandon
Bells" are next in demand. Then come
Lorna Doone" and Vanity Fair" The
only woman's book that is popular is
Uncle Toms Cabin" Love stories
are not wanted. --. a
Daily camera., 1897-03-18

For use in cleaning a new device con-
sists Of two brackets, fastened to the
side of the window frames, to which a
seat or platform is attached, on which
person can stand to reach the upper
part of the window.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18

One of the most novel excavating
machines of recent date has been pat
tented by a North Dakota man, and
consists of two immense earth augers,
attached to a portable upright frame
and operated by power, the augers
bringing the earth to the surface,
where it can be shoveled to one side.
When the excavation is deep enough
section of ground Another style of the
same machine has a horizontal auger
for boring under street crossings,
etc.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18

A reversible-mail bag receiver and
de1iverer, for use on single-track rail-
roads, has an upright rod placed in the
center of the car doorway, which can
be turned in either direction by the
mail clerk, the upper portion having
an arm for catching the mail bag and
the lower part projecting hook to de-
liver a bag to receiver at. the side of
the track, the action of catching the
bag on the upper arm releasing the bag
on the lower arm.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18
Popular with Him.

Preacher-How do you like your new
mamma, Johnnie? Johnnie-Oh, purity
good. l ct jar of plums yistady and
she blamed it on the hired girl
Cleveland Leader.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18

To prevent corrosion of collar but
tons by contact with the neck, re-
Gently patented button has the back
made of cork
Daily camera., 1897-03-18
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

Notice of Foreclosure Sale.
State edeV Ct eoVTsa o In tss eourt District
Charles c. Bromley, trustee,
c. K. Bauer Henry Bloc
baum and F. r. Meyer, To forec,os.
fiain'' deed of
r,, c,,;s- Extrac,;or Com. trust
pany, corporation,
Defendant.
Under and by virtue of a Judgment and decree
of foreclosure and sale in the above entitled
cause, and special execution thereon issued out
of the clerks office of the district court of the
eighth judicial district in and for the County of
Boulder, in the State of Colorado, and to me
directed, whereby / am commanded to make
the sum of three thousand seven hundred and
twenty-nine dollars, with interest thereon from
December l4th, 1896, at eight per cent per an.
mum together with costs OF suit found by said
court to be due from the defendant, The Spier
Extraction company to Plaintiffs c. E. Bauer,
Henry Bloebaum and F. R. Meyer, upon certain
notes secured by certain mortgage deed of
trust bearing date April l7th, 1895, given by said
defendant to said Charles @. Bromley, trustee,
to secure the payme ent of said notes to said last
named plaintiffs recorded in book III, of the
public records of said Boulder County, at page
463 by said decree, ordered to be foreclosed, out
of the lands, tenements and hereditame nts,
therein, and hereinafter described, have levied
upon the following property, towit:
The Boyd mill property, lying and being in
the County of Boulder, and State of fColorado,
being the same property conveyed by Chas.
Spier and c. A. Russell to The Spier Extraction
company, by deed recorded in book 1853 page SO,
of the public records OF Boulder County, Colo
RADIO.
Therefore, according to said command, ! shall
expose for sale, at public auction, all the right
< le and interest of the above named defendant,
l. and to the above described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said decree, on Thursday, the sth day OF April,
1897 at IL O'Clock, m, at the south front door
OF the county court house, in the City of Boul-
der, Boulder County, Colorado, for the highest
and best price the same will bring in cash.
WARREN c. DYER,
Sheriff OF Boulder County,
Dated, Boulder Colo, March 6. 1897.
Richard H. Whiteley, Attorney.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18
SOME LATE NEW THINGS.

The use of crossed drive chain, rum
ming over a driving pulley and an ad-
Unstable idler pulley and then around
a pair of drums attached to the front
and rear axles of the car, to be used in
stead of toothed gearing in propelling
the car, has just been patented. The
power used is electricity.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18

Travellers bags built Of pigskin are
sbe correct thing.
Daily camera., 1897-03-18
SDGCial Announcement! F.!

You all know about that Car of High Grade Furniture and
Upholstered Goods that arrived any benefit
for the Holiday Trade have finally made aang accept
and in order settle this claim will morning
apgurate the largest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-01

EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION
Is annoying and unhealthy. Il Is . disease and may
become chronic. ]. n. Woodbury., le7 W. A2d ot,
N. Y, cures II. send 10c. for Beauty Book and Aanl.
pie OF WoodbuTy's Facial Soap or Facial Cream.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-01

The Greenwood Wheelmen Of Newark held q
afternoon. Summary:
Half. Nile Scratch-Won by L. Klein. L. Woods sec
ond. r. Baker third, II. y. Marks fourth, Time, I;i61
One'Mile. Scratch-WOn by J., Klein, =. Woods sec
ond. J. Wells third. Time. 2;22.
Two Mile RRce-Won by 4. Woods, X. Baker second,
r.. Y. Marks third. Time, 4:50.
The annual race meet OF the Excelsior Boat
Club OF Paterson was held at the Clifton race
track yesterday. The events were confined OK.
clusively " amateurs. Summary:
one-Mile Noyioe-Won by L. Reinhart, Jersey City;
r. Taylor, New York. second; q. Van Houten. Morris.
town. third. Time. $3.50,
Two-M Mile Multicycle. Handicap-won by W. slayin,
W. Cane, Jr. and N. r. Brown on . triplet, 10 yards; A.
". prudential and T. AdamitE on a tandem, 100
yards. second; p. G. Hardifsr on n single, 800 yards,
third; Ertx, Brown, Maggie. and Judge on q "qund."
fourth. Time. 4;2S 40.
vsrley. Newark. so yards; NJ. Il. Brown. Passaic. SO
yards. second; Walter BAbb. L. h. C.. 80 yards. third.
Quarter Mile. open-won by Thomas Hughes, U. c..
G., Patersoni A. W. Prudential, Y. i. c., second;
W. Cane. II. W., third. Time. 80 second.
One Mile. County Championship-Won by Walter
Babb. Y. u. CT Thomas. Adaultz, 7. u. o.. second;
Day d i Beckett. Z. ". q, third. Time, 2:47.
One Mile. open-Won by G. NJ. Ertz, X, WI N. r.
Brown, II; W. seoondi W. 4. Mosler, II. w, third.
One Mile and a Half, Tandem. Handicap-won by
Van BuskiTk and 9, A., Wells, II. W, 1870 yards =. d.
Hall and II. Waterman. Columbia University. 100
yards. third. Time, SEQ.
Three.Mile Handicap Won by John Beckett, Y. II.
c., 80 yards; A. Prudential. X. b. c., 40 yards,
seconds 7. AdAmitE, 100 yards, third. Time. 7:4s 2,5.
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AsBURY PARK, May 3l.-Several hundred
people witnessed the ten-n!le bicycle road race
held here under the auspices OF the Junior Ath-
handicap, won the first time prize and honOrs in
SO minutes 10 seconds; a; BAYLOR, 9 minutes.
land, 7 minutes, third, In 80 minutes 80 seconds.
The course was over the Elberon track and re-.
turn TO Asbury Park, On. account OF the heavy
run to this place was postponed until Saturday
next.
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,udr,o. q, r. r.o,a, a; I. zahrsdnlt, stroke. E.

p. Budr,e. o, p. Psots, a; T. zAhrainik. stroke: E.
Kalinn, coxswhin.
A very fair start was made. The AtAlantas
and Unions showed tho best form and began to
draw away from the. others. No. 4 In Yalo's
boat met with an accident which threw his crew
out OF the race. The Unions led at the half, but
the Atalantas wore them down and won by n
length of clear water. Half q length way came
the First Bohemians, while tho Columbus I'm
ished last Time. 5 minutes AZ seconds.
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PATcHoGuE, May 3l.-The race meet Of the
Patchogue Whecimen has been postponed until
Saturday, June B. This action was taken on ac
count Of tho stormy weather and the poor con-
dition of the track to-day.
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PARKWAY TrottInE Race. Postpoaea.

The hAlf-miIe track OF the Parkway Driving Club
was TOO muddy for the trotterS yesterday. nscsssi.
tatinE poStponement OF the opening of the spring
meeting until TO day. Two races. tho e. 10 class and
the $500 class. trottinE. are on the card ana good
nhln
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ISDIASAPoIIs, May 3l.-The annual bicycle
road race was run here this morning. Louis
Gordon, with u hye-minute handicap. was the
winner. W. J. Helm and Matt. Paxton collided
during the race and were injured badly. perhaps
fatally. The course was fourteen miles.
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HOwIInE Gamea To-NIEht,

Harlem rs. Empire, Knicker.
booker, Audubon, and Rlverdale.
Harlem league observation-disclosures. Lex,
lnEtoh, and Reforms,
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Rcferee-C, +. simms, Jr, New York. Judges
Fred Kerr. II. {. Wi }. Barnett, ~BroOklynI J. Gentle,
X, VI e. I. s~taubach, New York; @. II. Norwood,
PatcTsOn; W. Blnglry. New York. and q. II. Eeedham,
H.. Bratton. Brooklyni J. @. Pierraz. New York; L. b.
Whymper, X Z. WI g. Y, Wilson, NJ. w. C., and ".
y; BarkmRn, b. u. c. Clerk OF course-w. A, Drab-
BILE, A. w,