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SATURDAY., JUNE 3, 1899,

and continuing on each succeeding day,
until said sales are completed, all immo-
vable property on which Taxes ara now
due to the State of Louisiana, the Fifth
Louisiana Levee District and the parish of
East Carroll to enforce the collection of
taxes assessed for the year 1893, together
with all interest from date of maturity as
prescribed by law until payment of said
taxes. cost and fees at the rate of 2 per
cent per month until paid and all costs.
The names of said delinquent taxpayers,
the amount of taxes due by each on the
assessment of said year. and the immova-
BILE property assessed to each 10 be offered
for sale as follows. to-wit:
FIRST WARD.
r. L. Gilbert.
Green place, 500 acres. Being the
of sec "a, W 1 of sec So, 10, q
+ u. e. Taxes 1898, $3.50.
R T. Gilbert.
Wild lands, 159 acres. Being the S
of sec ~, 10, IL, e, Taxes
1898. 1885.
w. A. Newman.
Willow Point. 259 acres. Being the
sourth or lower half of fractional sec
IA and all Of sections and 6 of 10. II
T IA. e. Taxes 1898, POLO.
L s. Delony.
Stevens plantation. 80 acres. Being
an undivided half interest of tho Of
! of sec 26. n of sec 81, 10, nrI2.
e. Taxes 1898, sl4.25.
THIRD WARD.
Mrs. Mrggie Byrnc.
Residence and lots 1, 2. 5. land s Of
Block It. town Of Providence. Taxes
1928, 500 90.
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Leaving balance on hand ........ S3024 OF
Respectfully submitted.
CA. Voelker,
L. ID. Quays,
Finance Committee.
The Board then adjourned to meet on
TUESDAY, the 18th of the present month.
ROBT. NICHOLSON, President.
YANCEY BELL, Clerk.
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YAZOO & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
RAILROAD CO.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOON,
NOVEMBER 18Th.
SOUTH BOUND.

SOUTH BOUND.
No. 5-Leaves Memphis 1925 p. m.
Arrives Vicksburg 3:15 am.
Leaves Vicksburg 1920 a. m.
Arrives New Orleans 1910 n. M
No. 23-Leaves Memphis 900 a. m
Arrives Vicksburg ITO p. M.
No. 21-Leaves Vicksburg $50 a. m.
Arrives New Orleans $3.50 p. m.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 6-Leaves New Odeans 400 p.
m.
Arrives Vicksburg 1880 p. m.
Leaves Vicksburg lao p. M.
Arrives Memphis 6:55 a. m.
No. 22-Leaves New Orleans 800 a.
m.
Arrives Vicksburg 600 p. M,
No. 24-Leaves Vieksburg $40 a. M
Arrives Memphis $50 p. m.
No. 5 connects with No. sos at Har-
riston. arriving at Natchez at Gas 81
Nc. 21 connects with 521 at Harris
ton arriving at Natchez at 1l:20 a. M.
No. 81 connects with No. 504 at Har-
riston, arriving atJackson at 1890 pm.
No. 522 due tolleaye Natchez at 2:30
p. m. connects with No. % at Harris
ton.
No. sos due to leave Natchez at 1856
p. M. connects at HarristoD with No. s.
Nos and q connects at New Or
leans for all points east and west.
Nos. "a and 8 make connection with
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To cure cold iE one day Jake Lax
alive Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25c.
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town of Providence. Taxes 1898,

town of Providence. Taxes 1898,
$4,000.
Jacaline Bass.
House and lots and 2. of Block II,
Hamley and Millikin addition to the
town of Providence. Taxes 1898, 1915.
Louisa Charles.
Lots IL and ~, of Block Is of the
Hsmley md Millikin addition to the
town of Providence. Taxes 1898,
$3.50.
Estate of E. j. Delony.
Three-eights of an acre of land lying
hack of the Delony residence, town of
Providence. Taxes 1898, Scots.
Estate of E. j. Delony.
Law office and lot IL, of Block g.,
town of Providence. Taxes 1898.
1885.
I. S. Delony.
House and lot and e J of lots 10 and
90, of Block 6, town of Providence.
Taxes 1898, 1915.
L. 5. Delony.
Hagaman place, $50 acres. Being
the n of of n ] OF sec So, 21, IL,
e; and of fractional sec 20; all of
fractional sec or lot 81. 81, + ID, e.
Taxes 1898, S100.85.
Robert and Lillian Diggs.
House and lot Is and north of lot
II, block 10. End Davis addition TO the
town of Providence. Taxes 1898,
$735.
L. III. Davis.
Star-Arlington plantation, 65S acres.
An undivided half interest in fraction
al sections 4. 5, 10 and II of 81, n r
-. e. All of sec 81, SO, 33 and 81, t
81, n + 10, e. Taxes 1898, $138.9
FOURTH WARD.
r j Walker.
Elton plantation, % acres. Being an
undivided one-fifth interest in the Elton
plantation. being bounded north by the
Upper Elton, feast by the Mississippi
river, west by Frye plantation and
south by the Alright plantation. Tax
es 1898, 1915.
FIFTH WARD.
E. III. Davis.
Bellemeade plantation. $40 acres.
Being that portion of fractional Sec
tons "a and So, lying north of Black
bayou. containing "a acres, together
with the back concession thereto,
known rs sec rs; also lots 1 and 2, and
the g ! Of n W ! of sec 81. %, nr12,
e. Taxes 1898, $13610.
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BY virtue of the authority invested in me
by the Constitution and Laws of the State
of Louisiana, will proceed to sell at the
principal door of the Courthouse in which
the Civil District Court of said parish is
held, within the legal hours for Judicial
Sales, beginning at eleven O'Clock, a. M, on
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1899-05-13

TEN THOUSAND hand made shing-
les for sale by Mcguire & Schneider.
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N On-Reside
FIRST WARD.

A. w. Martin.
Wild lands, 1889 acres. Being all
of sec 10, containing 63S CO. 100 acres.
Sec 80. containg 321 acres and J of
n sec 80. containing 70 $4,000
acres. All in 10. IL, e, containing
1899 70-100 acres. Taxes 1898, $7805.
VIM. Burnett Stone.
Wild lands. 135 acres. Being lots
or fractional sections A and 45, of t
IS. nr IS, e, and known as lot in the
partition of the estate of Geo. S. Rich
ardson, containing 1875 acres. Taxes
1898, S10.35.
SECOND WARD.
Edward We'll.
Westland plantation. 1892 acres
Being an undivided half of Westland
pIataution, composed of sections 10, so.
80, So and "a, and n e of sec 27, of t
90, n i IL. g, and Q ] OF J of sec 6. e
} of of sec z; sections and 5, n
J and I of sec 9 and ! Of sec 8
and 10 of 10, mr. ~, e. Taxes 1898.
s2O9.45.
Henry Lazarus.
Westland plantation. 1892 pores.
Being an undivided half of the West
land, composed of sections 10, 80, 80.
SO and "a, and Of sec ~ OF 20.
n -, 9. and ] Of e ] of sec s. e
of of sec Z. Sections and 5. h
] and Of sec 9. and W of sections
8 and 10 Of 10, y IL. e. Taxes 1898,
5000 As.
THID WARD.
F. E. Mcguire
Being an undivided one-sixth inter-
est in house and lots II and IL. az
block /. Of the town 0f Proyidence.
Taxes 1893. 1875.
FOURTH WARD.
Mrs. +. ]. EcaailIsn.
Elton pIantz fiou, III ,3esl7r B>fno
80 undiyjd fours< lkbc 81 1l =
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Pr ouavs per diem. 3 80
Jonas RnsseiL constable II 81
W II Hunter. election com 3 90
I, X Barber. lumber . 10 10
John Asberry, justice peace ......... y 20
T J Sanders, bridge work 1890. 10 90
Geo Ashbridge, bridge work. IL 90
Mcguire & Schneider, sundres..... l 40
j N Hill & Bro. iail sundries 35 So
f B Shields, election com ............ 3 %
Panley Jail Building Mfg. Co. 9I4 %
G F Blackburn, justice peace $500. y
A Montgomery ........-.-........ w
Total 50. 1859 10
We have examined the reports of the
Sheriff & Tax Collector and recommend
their approval.
The Treasurer's report shows
Balance on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lJ4 gu
Deduct claims recommen ded paid by
this report. Observation-Disclosures. .2lG9 20
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FOR CONGRESS,
(FIFTH DISTRICT.)

We are authorized to announce
HON. JOS. L. RANSDELL. of East
Carroll parish, as a candidate for Con-
gress for the unexpired term of the late
Judge Samuel L. Baird, deceased,
from the Fifth Louisiana District. SUBJ
ject to the action Of the Democratic
Convention.
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Baseball Notes.

The Brooklyn Club has secured a player named
Beck from Toledo
The New York Club. still pursuing its policy of re-
dnolng expenses. has released Pitcher Colcolough
James McKenna--Dunn mazda his hrst error ofthe
season in the game played at ST Louis o July 2s.
The washngtons were defeated by the Eastern
League champions at Montreal on last Thursday by
q score OF 10 10 x.
The Empires of East New York have Aug. IL open
for good teams on their grounds Address Henry
Adam. manager. ll7o Halsey street. Brooklyn.
The saraoga A. you'd like to cross Ssts Nth
preferred. Address Capt James Kane. POI Marion
street. Brooklyn.
team defeated the All Cubans nine in an exciting
and holly contested game at Port Jervis to-day by
the OF To q
H. H. Won der Horst and Manager McGraw OF the
BaltImores arrived here late last night TO confer
with Manager Hanlnn regarding the DcmontreNllle-
Sups-Jennngs deal.
In the gam between the West New York Field
aten Wlack Huse'' H"ninson and Clarence vii.
lams Will be the b.ttcry.
The Atlas baseball team formerly IT, the s MdEst
averaging - Years TIE St Bernards ana w St.
Raphaels preferred Address A. Donohue aod west
Thirty NTH street
The ActveF. c. of Paterson would be pleased to
hear fr IN all teams in or around New YORK. between
guurhn tce for all saturdays IN August and septem'
Der. Address Harry f, Briody. 2" Dale avenue.
Paterson. y, j.
West End Field, ronnele and St. paul's avenues,
be between St. Johns Catholic C!ubrnd ST Brdget's
IyCcuun At S:4b O'Clock game Will ~ called be-
tween the Jersey City club and the Perth Am boys.
WHO hold the championship of Middlesex county.
Manager Hanlon said yesterday in regard to the
deal by which D. Montreville and Nops are to come
TO brooklyn from Baltimore: Won der Horst is
spOnslbie for the deal. He has been trying to get
Jennings for Baltimore for some time, and although
protested against IT, he pushed the thing through
As the matter stands McGraw is object!pE to it
enormously that the deal hangs hre. Unless Nc
Graw withdraWa his objections shall declare the
deal OH III a days, what the Brooklyn club il
still opposed to il the idea Of making tho Baltimore
team farm for Brookiyn. as Cleveland Is tor st.
STRENGTHENING not weakening. the baltimore team
NEWARK Aug. 4.-ArtIcles of Incorporation Of the
Central New York Baseball League were hled to-day
with the County Clerk. The cities, with their repre-
srutauvcs, follow: X .wDurK, +. D. Murphy; Kings
ton Il. T., Cugan, PouKhkoepsI-, Gus klupf: Amstrr
dam T. J. Donovan; JuhnstowH and dlOvrrsvillc
Scott Hurdesty lon and Herkmer. W. l.: Sher
dan. With the exception OF Murphy and sheridan
the incorporators are members Of the Newark team
| OF the Atlantic League DIR. q. Peters. who
Ranlzrd the New York State League, is President
Secretary and Treasurer. Two other New York cities
will he admitted, and II Is expected that an eight
club league Will be in operation next summer. APP
| pllcaton for protection was forwarded to N h.
| Young some tine ago. and the organization was
| formed to-day result. The salary limit has
/ nc"u hAVd at 81 900,
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Baseball Games To-Day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn at New York; Washington at Boston;
Baltimore at Phiadelphia Louisville at Cincinnati.
burg.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence at Worcester; Hartford at Springfield;
Syracuse at Montreal; Rochester at Toronto
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Richmond at Reading; Lancaster at Newark;
Wllkesbarr at Allentown.
GAMES
Garnerville VI. Manhattanyille. at Garnerville.
Staten Island c. &. vs.. Philadelphia AllScholascs
at Livingston.
Woodside vs. Irvington. at woodsde.
Fnglewood F. c. VS. South Orange F. c.. at South
Orange.
crescent A. C. vs. Knickerbocker A. c.. at Bay
Montclair A. C. VS.. New York A. c.. at Montclair.
Orange Athletics va. Watsessirg b. b. g.. at Orange
oval.
town.
Orltani +. c. vs.. Tenahy A. A., at Hackensack.
Black Diamonds vs. Washington F. Co. at Madison
Field.
New York, at Westwood.
Nassaus vs. Maujer 4. c.. at Grecnpoint.
Knickerbocker Is. b. c. VS.. Bensonhurrt F. c.. at
Closter.
st. MoniCas vs.. Lihertys. at Celtic Park.
Rialtos Adrian +. C.. at Fast New York.
West Side Club vs. hariOns. at West Bergen.
Star Athletics vs. All Cuhans at Newark.
Poughkeepsie VS.. Greenpoint Athletics, at Pouph-
keepsie.
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TORONTO. Aug 4.-American oarsmen practi-
cally won all the PRINCIPAL events al the annual
regatta OF the Canadian Association Of Anna
teur Oarsmcn at Brockvile to-day. Tho pro-
gramme this afternoon consisted mostly Of
finals. the trial heats having been r0wcd yes
terday. An application from the Detroit Row
ing Club to Join the Canadian association has
created good deal Of i scussiOn. As the as
ISOLATION is distinctly Canadian. the American
club is scarcely eligible and the application
was referred to the Executive Commute"
There is fear that II the application Of the De-
troit club were granted friction might result
with the American National Association, with
which the Canadian association is now on terms
of perfect harmony, Tho course to-day was
ruftlcd by II strong breeze. Detroit oarsmen
had the lions share OF the winnings to-day
The results:
Junior Singles First, Harold Frazer Rockville:
second. l. SchoeE Dons. Toronto; third. K MCGEE
Toronto
Intermediate Fours First. Detroit; second Grand
Trunk. Montreal third, ottawa
senior Par oars irst, lIctrOt; second. Tor ntO.
Intcrmrdiat" Singles First, J. Mason. Argonauts;
second. g.. j. Minu"tte, Toronto: third Kennedy,
Il ms, Toronto.
senior Singles Frat, L. Marsh. Dons; second
Mason ArHonauts; third, G. L. NAndamme, Mutual
club. Detroit.
senior Fours-First. Detroit; second. Brockvillsi
third. Dons Toronto.
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RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS.
At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Aug. THE racing at Harlem to day was
tame and except for one or two close finishes. unin
terestlug. Tomorrow the Harlem meeting ends and
the scene shifts to Hawthorne. summary:
First Race Six furlongs-BarraCk. 10 Jenkins.
ond Loveable. lu7 Mathews IL to g. third. Time.
l:lT.
1ON tBoland) 10 to l. won; Jennie F.. l04 tSutt,,
10 to /. second Pitfall. III +. Morris. 40 to /.
third. Time, l:5Sil.
Third kace-StN turlongs-Csnase, % Nutt to
& won; fanttnro ~ ,Jehklns,. = to !, second;
l:l6.
Fourth Racc-One mile-FSpinaGe. 06 q. Brown.
5tu won; Mspah. III Jenkins. TO r, second
Boanerges. 1u6 DBloss), to /, third Time. l:43L.
Fifth Race-Five furlOngs-Sau Cecilia. lO+ DEN
kusI. even. won; Za2a. lo7 lNewcomr. 10 to l sec
ond Mitten, To- (Beauchamp. r to |, third. Tine,
l;O2lt.
sixth Rare-Sevcn furlongs-Princess Murphy j.
Brown. # to ]. won; AL Lone. 123 tNutt. 2L1 to
second; Heroic, lls Jenkins, Ito /, third. Time.
1871.
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DErRolT Aug. 4.-The heavy. muddy going at the
Windsor track made mudlarks tavortes. The win
ming Of sites a 80 to / shot. was surprise. Sum
mary
First Race Seven. eighths Of mile-Cyntha H.
lOu DSNngcr) . t. 2 won. D-nance, lo4 DUNCAN, II
to /, second Highland Prince. lo7 Valentine. u to
|. third. Time, l:33A4.
Second Race -Four and a half furlongs-Stites
100 tIaudry 80 to ]. won; Robert Gray, 100 Ryan,
4 to /, second; Onoto, 100 Frost. to :, third.
Time. u:-,H
Third Raco-Throc. quarters Of a mile-Corder 1o5
Frosu 9 to ,, won; Eleanor Holmes. ~ lHughesl, s
to =. second. Little Reggie, Joa Wapshre ITO |,
third. Time, LISA.
Fourth Rac,--Five- eighths Of mie-Joh II
Yerkes, lO3 Frost, to |, won; Tickfull. lOu
Rose. to >, second; Sdbow, los ,Songer. , to ,
third. Time. l:O+L.
Firth Race One mile-K unja. lo5 Cwapshire). 3
to =. won Rubrl. qs (Bergen). q to /. second Ten
dress rs McQuail>, Is to !, third. Time. l47.
sixth Race--One mile and an eighth Homelike 81
Forchand. IL to >, won; Lady OF the West. a8 Nc.
quad TO ., second, Ennomia, NJ ,Dungan), even,
third. Time 0Ol4.
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Football.

At conference between Coach Woodruff
Capt Hare and Chairman John G. Bell Of the
University OF Pennsylvana's Football Commit
tee the preliminary plans for the football sea-
son were outlined. II was decided to have tho
candidates for the eleven report for practice on
Sept. Is. This will leave less than two weeks
for training before the first game. which is
with Franklin and Marshall on Sept. ~. All of
the practice will be done Mt Franklin Field.
1t is probable that at least fifty men will form
the first squad This is due to the fact that
there are six positions to be filled on the team.
or last years eleven, Hedges. right end, and
Folwell. left end, have left college; Carnett
right tackle. and harrison. full back. have
graduated. while Goodman. the crack left
Outland who played full back will be moved
to either right or left tackle.
Coach Woodruff considerable trouble. He
wants to secure heavy. fast men for these posi-
tons. The two crack guard. Of last year
field at centre and Gardner at quarter. Wood
ruff will use Il new method in picking out tho
men, He intends to keep track Of the gains
ball. and every tackle made or missed. com
partson of this record will enable him, he be-
heycs. 70 select tn best aspiTWYnts
ing by several Of the crack football PLAYERS OF
Harlem. an Organization was formed 10 he
known as the Harlem Field Tub. and it is the
team In the field next season, The follow
ing officers We're elected II j. Bartro. Mana
urer: II Nonnenhacher, Captain. The team
years crack Twenty-second Regiment team.
cham pions OF "a and 30. 1t is the desire OF
the new club to book all the first class athletic
and college teams in the Vicinity INCLUDING the
II j. Bartr", manager. lbs Broadway, room g.
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4.-Plcnsant weather and a good
card drew a large attendance to the fair grounds
this afternoon. Tho track was in superb condition
and speculation lively Summaries:
First Race-SiS ENTHUSIASTICALLY, 81 Ranch. 2
to l. won. st. Augustine. 10 Hinkey q to l. sec
0ud Fuxey, ~ NIttoe II to 3, third. Time, las
Second Race-One mile Celeste Dor. lo7 Mac
second; Bert Davis, III vititoe), \ TO &, third
TIN" 1919.
Fnrd Race-Six furlongs--Ioa, 1o2 (Vittoe), 2 to
2 won; Hungry Hill. lO4 R. Smith, x to /. second
Tartarian. lo4 d.odcnl. to !. third. Time l:l54
Fourth Race-Fve and half furlongs- LissoO
1OT ,Niutoe), TO >. won; Foxbard. lO7 (MacJoynt
Toto !. second, John Hascy, 10 tHOlden) 4 to l.
third Time. 1903.
Fifth Raco-Sip> ADMINISTRATIVE, 1Ol Mac
Joynt 2 to /. won Elbe. ~ ,Dominich. to I, sec.
ond, Mamie Lou. lOI tHolden). to / third. lime
lI4a4.
sixth Race-Five and half furlongs-sent
Friend, 1lS tFOuronl, . to l, won John Millin. X
(P,ggotr. to /. second: Martha Street, III (Hol
DEM IL to /. third. Time. III.
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so that the cord was taut and acted like belt
ing, while another man turned the wheel He
said that the eyclometer travelled e 80 last tmnf
that he could run up 1000 miles in ten min
mtes The trouble with this plan would be
that. while there are wheels without tires in q
shop, rider would not care about taking off
his tire and putting 1t on again.
.CrNCINNATI. Aug, 4,-The whcelmen o! Gin
cinnati to- night rejected the proposition of the
League of American Whcclmen to hold their
bott Ba+sett. Secretary of the l.. 4 W" to bring
the meet e. here was read At meeting OF wheel
man Bumiiier. Cincinnati once entertained
the Ohio division Of the l.. A. W. aud people
who subscribed to the rntertainmHnt fund , had
TO pay c-iourth Of their subscriptions. This
Influenced last nights action.
!, On Monday, at Montreal, the, annual. meet Ct
, SSGin In his 3rgqnz , the national
Ss t2d d world Of are the oq
thu such ra1TSx t az the Ns
auspices Of the Canadian Whecmcn's A.
snS,nt1n ana there VIII De eynnts at tlS
IN Tmn ST%, Tor the ''T r 'H Sii'' Of
The IL, sW ,, TIE meet VIII Iast untii
by several of the railroads to Montreal. and
excursions from various points have been ar
before the, racing begins. there will he u
meeting Of The and it is at h his
Although the promoters Of the Montreal meet
are determined in their support Of the /.
disIss%te, And Re is a. who has been de-
q Henry Stnrmey q London, who prevented
the tTs e the the meeting
@S' hold F foreign sSH"'e ee0f osehsf in
G on 1 to t6e NJ B%sh9gs the GGpt
Mcfarland, Fixes and Pierce. the worlds
champion will hardly have his title respected
in cycle racing. The international meet has
an INTERESTING lot Of riders from abroad. be
from the States, and it promises to have lair
measure of success.
AT the Montreal meet Canadians will see for
the first time what motor pacing means. Be
sides the paced races for riders. there will be
dersp Chief pr2e in
with the worlds Championships is what
9n'''s 6T9SSSphy Bonds 'ss R%2%%s
the general chamrionship Of the l. e. K on tho
points scored by each competing, body. MEM
peFa Of saG s paee br Fi pass pG
The International Cyclists Shield is another
trophy, on which the winner is required to fur
nish bond OF fifty Ruineas. It was won by
America in 1893 in Chicago by default il 1924
England captured i at Antwerp; in 1895 Hol-
land won 1t at Cologne: Denmark In 1896 at
kyabenbnuwn: England got 1t at Glasgow in
1897, and last year at Vienna it was tie be-
tween Denmark and England
NoTE3.
fifteen mile road will be held on Labor Day
on the road between Westheld and Eetherwood. N
j., open only to amateurs. Entries close with W. X
Fmbleton, Westheld N. j.
The Jefferson Wheemen will hold an invitation
century over the Long Island course on Aug. 81
The New Brunswick Bicycle Club will hold it's
third - diamond race meet at the Brunswick Driv-
ing Park on Labor Day Sept. T.
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san FRtNcIseo; Aug, 4, Experiment. one OF tho
most noted OF California brood mares, by Monarch.
ist out OF Caul!h"wer, Ii doaL at r. j. BALDWIN :
Santa Anita sad She was :. years Old. Experiment
produced Silver Cloud, winner or tn" American
DeruI IN 1883, and al.n Aah", dam of Rcy FL santa
Auita, winner " the American Derby In 1874 She
had the distinction nf hring this dam and Rrandam
OF Derby winners. Her other produce were very
useful racers. among them being santa ZalidA Cor.
VolAnte.
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Atlantic League.

r. H. x.
Lancaster. .......O q q o o 1 O O-b IL /
Newark. ........,.1 u q U o q u % 4
Batteries-Schmidt and Stroh; Milett and Roach
Al ALLENTOWN.
Allentown. q O l o o o. z
wilkes barre. o o u o o l B II .
Observation-Disclosures, Rsley and Ames; Gonding
and Patton.
READING.
H.. z
Reading. ........O 3 o o 90 IL 1
Richmond. .....2 u u q o. u IL q
Batteries-Fertsch and Snyder; Pfanmiller, Bishop
and Steelman.
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PedIar Palmrr Arrixes.

Pedlar Palmer. the famous English bantam
weight pugillst. who is to fight Terry NcGovern
at the Westminster A. G. next month, arrived
here on the steamship Campania last night
He will come ashore at o'clock this morning.
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The regular monthly games OF the Pastme A. e.
will he held on the club grounds TO morrow after
noon, The following are the events: 6O.yArd dash,
22O-yard run, +40yar run. ASO yard run one. m lie
run aud throwing 55pound weight for distance