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Saturday, August 28, 1897

The Trophy was won in 1896 by team of the St. John B. & A. Club.

All Bicycle Clubs in the Maritime Provinces

in affiliation with the C. W. A., are invited to send a team to compete for | the cup.

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Se pte ‘mber 20th.

A tower is to be erected of St. John Harbor, wi are to be made, oper ations,

The Conservative ci y ot had its post office reduced Posmaster Taylor and half a dozen cierks bave been discharged,

Mr. conn ngs, a Toronto civil espatched to Dyeato make preliminary survey for a roadway throu oh } the Chilcoot Pass.

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Good Races at Amherst,

The Three Year Old Record Broken.

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Amuerst, N.S, Aug. and four year old races of the Maritime Colt Stakes were trotted here yesterday afternoon. In the first, the starters were: Wilmont, owned by Lena Belle, owned by Dr. Joliceour, Que- bec; Hazen Gay, owned by J. R. Lamy, Amherst. The first heat was taken by Lena Belle; but Wilmoaot won the second and third heats and race. Best time 2.30.

This lowers gthe three-year-old - record, the beat previous time veing 2.31,

The four year old starters were:

19.—The three

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Nel-on. The first heat was Buttons in 2.263 but Flashlight won the three sne-

ceeding heats, Virginia and Button third.

A large cumber of people are in town and great interest centres in today’s races. Yesterday afternoon... R. Lam+’s Minota trotted an exhibition mile in 2.26.

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| Amuerst, Aug. 19. —About one thousand

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| club track here last night. The best |

| riders in the provinces competed in the | o

events.

| Io the half mile open Smith and Uns- | worth met with an accident which preven! ed them from competing in the Gener |

races, and second finals in the half i mile were won by McDiarmid of St. The second was won by Salmon, also of Jobn, Mumford, of the mile | three minute cl of Amherst |

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} The sealed distance race proved to | one and a quarter mile, McDiarmid was | | the winner. Steele, of Amherst, was first in the final of the 1.20 class, half mile. Rodger and Kent tied for the second place, and in

| the run off Rodg | ahead. Salmon, of St. John, was first mile open, with McDiarmid second. The starters in the five-mile race were McDiarmid, Stanfield, Mumford, and Gillespie. Salmon was first, McDiar- | mid second and Stanfield a close third. | Time 14 21 1-5.

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INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE.

Menxrreat, Aug. 19.—The Canadian yacht, Glencairn Il ,aga:n, for the third consecutive time, showed herself a better boat than the Momo, of the United States, in a stiff breeze, and by her win over the latter secured to Canada for another year the handsome challenge cup ofthe Sea- wanhbacka Yacht Club.

The course was the same as on Monday —three times around atriangle each leg of which was a mile and a third in length.

When the whisile blew at 11.25 the Momo shot across the line and the Glen- cairn followed just behind but to windward of her.

Five minutes after the start the Gien- cairn had a good fifty foot lead.

The time when the yachts completed the first round was Glencairn 12.054, Momo 12.08%. The iime at the finish of the second round was Glencaira 12.49, Momo, 12.49.

The time atthe finish was Glencairn, 1,29,00, Momo, 1,31.26.

Fatal Railway Accident,

Moncroy, Aug. 19.—The train from | Cape Tormentine struck a@ team near Sack ville yesterday, killing one boy, a lad named Stokes. The other occupants of the carriage were thrown out, but not badly injured.

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British Assecation.

Toronto, Avg. 19.—The meeting of the British Association opened here last night.

LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL. WINNIPEG, Assinaboia dropped. his seat.

OAKVILLE, Ont, Aug 18.— Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cotton, of Trafalgar, were struck by the C. P. R. express bg east at the crossing near here yesterday. Both were instantly killed.

Lonpoy, Aug. 17.—Canada almost mon- opolizes the London newspapers today. Some of the leading journals have two leaders on such topics as the spe eches of Sir Wilfrid Laurier Laurier and Sir Louis Daunies yesterday, and the British Associa- tion meeting at Toronto,

Wiynipec, Aug. 17.--Manitoba farmers are still anxiously awaitiog the arrival of farm bands from eastern Canada. The harvest is now quite ready, but laborers are very few. ‘Those who take advantage of the C. P. R. cheap excursions may rely on getting good wages,

Sima, Aug. 17.—The Ameer of Afyhan- istan bas issned a firman forbiddiog sulj-cts to join the rebels who are now arms against the Indian Government and the Afghan Governor of Khost has been ordered to punish the Afghans who have been raiding camels belovging to the Tochi punitive expedition. European and native reinforcements have been ordered to Kohat

Aug. 17.—Proceedings inthe election protest have been Nicholas, Fioud Davin, holds

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Cuicaco, Aug. 17.—The wonderful

change in the wheat market was surpris- ing. Activity gave way fully to a duiloess that was tiresome after the big trade and rapid changes of the past month. The clique brokers were doing nothing of con- sequence in September, but they sold

| None of the races were in fast time, the |

The Canadian Yacht Wins Handsomely

On SUMME:

You will be surpris sed at what we can do for yoy ir the way of cheap Dry Goods. are extremely low,but they become lower still whey we find seasonable goods any way tardy in moving ‘out. Weare now cutting the price on Hatsot al]

kinds, Millinery, Boys Summer Clothing, Men’s Lug. ‘tre Coats, Sweaters,Golf Hose, Bathing Suits, Muslin Coton Crepons, Cotton Hosiery, and meny other “| ines which should be cleared out during this month You wont find a better place to buy Dry Goods ne Sunnyside Dry Goods Store.

doubt, be at a standetill ina few days, as the clique pow holds a line that is four times as large as the stock of contract grade held in regular houses in this

market.

Boston, Mass., Aug. 19.—Mra Char- lotte Smith, who has taken an active in- terest in woman’s rescue league work, has written letters to the chairmen of the Democratic and Republican city committees protesting against the nomi-- nation of mayoralty candidate, this fall, of Josiah Quincy and Edwin U. Curtis, respectively, because they are bachelors. The letter says :—* Bachelors bave al- ways been failures as chief magistrates and legislators in this and every other country. Both your candidates are bachelor, and bachelor politicians are narrow-minded, seltish, egotistical and cowardly. David B. Hill,ot New York, who posed as the bachelor presidential candidate, is a typical illustration of this class of men. He is morally selfish.” She suggeste the forination of antibacbelor clubs and add+:—“We have too many temporari- Jy married politicians on the market.”

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In another column of to-day’s Examiner will be found the advertisement of the Montreal London Gold and Silver Develop ment Company, Limited, which has been tormed for the purpose of acquiring and working claims io the golden north. This company, we understand is the first syndicate formed in Canada and already thev have despatched an expedition to the gold fields of the Klondyke. The Company has among its officers and directors some of the leading meu of Canada and has been doing a rushing business. According tothe Montreal Star $300,000 is understood to be now subscribed. The object of the expedition sent out a short time ago is to explore and locate claims in the Klondike and the tributaries of the Yukon and mine them, and also to buy up desirable claims. The Company’s engineer, Mr. Bernard McDonald, is a man of 25 years experience among the mines of America, and he is admitted to be at the head of his profes- sion, It is now conceded that the Montreal London Company is the strongest and most legitimate mining company operating in Canada. Messrs. C arene J. McCur'g & Co., Brokers, of Montreal, are the man- agers of the company. For further par- ticulars apply to Mr. James J. Johnston, Barrister, Charlottetown, who is the agent for P. E. Island.

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