Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-29
streets to the race track at the "white Lot. beug
reviewed by the President on the way.
ORDER OF THE PARlpp

Capital Bicycle Club.
80 Prizes n CLUB prize, split-seeond timer; present.
Individual prizes to members OF winning squad.
Capt L; d. Fowler, ii. NJ Schooley, Rex Smith,
Borden, l.. X. Graves, III. S. owen
Second event-Half mile scratch.
lowing to the large number OF entries and the
shape Of the track this race Will be run in two
meats ana fnal See ninth and twelfth eventS.)
First Heat. G. NJ Hendee, Springfield, Mass |:
8. Geo Grundy. Pittsburg, Pa; IL. Howell Stew
art, Washington; g. Bert. PreSSey, SmithvilIe, N
j.; "a II. \. Davis, Washington
Third Event-Fancy Riding.
Prizes.-Flrst Gold medal valued at sos; second
gold medal valued at SIS. Ii. w. TUFTS n. Attic
borO' Mass.
Fourth Event--one mile handicap
PrlZeS.-Flrst, american Starr Bicycle (pre-
sentel by the IL. u. Smith Machine Co., Smithville,
MD; second, gold medal valued at $35.
!. Geo; NJ Hendee, Springfield: Mass. Scratch
Is. II. s owen, Washington. .............75 IS yards.
IL Howell Stewart, Washington. rs yards.
L. W W. seeiy, washington on............s .s5 yards.
"a H. \. Davis, Washington. .1G5 yards.
H. T. A. Berryhill, Washington. .14O yards.
5. Geo. Grundy, Pttsburg rg..............I4O yards.
D. Chas Stran, Baltimore. .14O yards.
II. c: S. Stevens, vineIand, n. .J........-ya yards.
e. VIM. Duncan, Pittsburg. urg...........-ya yards
Firth Eyent.-Fancy Riding.
Vile, NJ.
Sixth Event-Two-mile handicap
gold medal $50.
l. G. NJ. Hendee, Springfield. ............Sc Scratch
II Howell Stewart, Washing ton 125 wards
j. b. G. Sanford New York kcity........i5Oya Yards.
% L. w. Seely- Washington. .165 yards
g. j. c. Smith, England 200 yards.
A. b. Harrison, Baltimore. ............. 2O) yards.
IL I. A. Berryhil Washington. ......... 26O yards.
s. Geo. Grundy, Pittsburg. g.............2 .26O yards.
a. ChaS Stran, Baltimore. ............ ESQ Yards.
H. Z: s. Stevens, Fineland, N.J........l
T. William Duncan, Pitts6urg .......
Seventh Event;-Drill. "White-cap" squad of
the Capital Bicycle Club.
PriZeS.-See flrSt event.
Capt. e. II. Fowler, G. NJ Smith, Walter Hol-
llngswOrth, Howell Stewart, S. p. Holngsworth,
H. Y Davis, Il. A. Berryhill, w. F. Crossman, J.T.
Eighth Event-one mile scratch for nov.ces
VINO have never won prize.
Prlzes-FIrst, gold medal, go; second, gold me-
dal $40.
%. II. t. Hutton, Washington. II Jno T. Loo
ms, washington TO- w: C. Higgins, smlthville,
Nj. Is. Seward Beall, Washington. 20. Oscar n.
oSWelL %. j. Ed. Taylor Washington.
Ninth Event-Half-nile race second heat
w K Ptman, New York city. H. C. S. Ste
vens, Yineland, NJ. z. A. B. Harrison Baltimore
p L. w. Seely, Washington.
Tenth Event-Fancy riding
PrKe-See third event. Geo. NJ. Hendee, Spring
field, Mass.
Eleventh Event.-Fancy riding
PrlZe;,See third event. Rex Smith, Washing
Twelfth Event-Half mile race. Final heat.
iTI pflz ssoFirst SO gold medal, $40; second, gold
w IHucTS OF TrSu ana second heats and second
man in fastest heat to compete.
thirteenth Event-Five mile handicap.
opraa Prrlzes;mFirst - Expert Columbia Bicycle, pre-
masss}; second, gold medal, ss5; third, gold
!; Geo; NJ. Hendee, Springfield, Mass. Scratch.
.. D. q. Sanford, New York city. AGO yards
H. IL. S. Owen, Washington .......... 400 Yards
8. J. c. Smith, England .............. 400 yards
l3. I. A. Berryhil Washington ....... $50 yards
s. Geo. Grundy, PttSburg. wards
=. A B. Harrison, Baltimore; .;........6oO yards.
II. c. s. Stevens Vineland, N NJ.....-yards
6. VIM. Duncan, Pittsburg Yards
Fourteenth Event-Tolrnament Two Tits,
three rings each.
Prlzes.SGoId medals valued at sos, s15 and SO
% l. w. Seely. n. John L. Loomis. "a III. Y.
Davis. IL Howell Stewart. 49, H. 5. Owen. 26
L. j. Barber ~. L. X. Graves l6. J. NICK
Borden. 10. F. d. Owen. 81 Rex Smith.
THE REVIEW.
AS stated in the program the wheelmen VIII be
reviewed at the Executive mansion by the Presi-
dent, who will be attended by Gen. Sherman, Gen.
Hazen, Major Clapp, Messrs j. Thompson, R. ID.
Mussey, F. A. Seely, chairman of bicycle commit
tee; Col Rockwell. E. ii. Fowler, commander OF
the bicyclisUs, and others. The following gentle
men have been chosen as officers OF the races:
Judges-Frank w. Whiting, Chelsea, Mass; r. c.
Hand, Scranton, Pa; Albert Trego, Baltimore;
Richard Garyey, ST Louis. Referee-George Day,
OF courSe-Clarence G. Allen. The Capital club
VIII give banquet at the Arlington this evening
10 the Judges, OIncerS ana distinguished visitors.
Fair Notes.
The New jersey booth makes display to-day OF
a Japanese toilet set donated by Burroughs a.
Mountford, of Trenton, NJ.
Mr. VIM. Henry Harrison Gould, Capt Bill
Gould one OF the conductors OF the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, has entered the lists as candi-
date for the gold watch for the most popular rail-
road man at the Garfield fair.
There will be a salute fired at 12 O'Clock Friday
by Major Hanneman'S artillery
The planes at the fair mentioned yesterday are
Stien pianos, placed exhibition by the
well known firm OF G. L. Wild Bro, OF this city,
and are nne instruments. Mr.. Graham Pfeiffer is
the performer, and his music is pleasant feature
OF the exposition.
Tomorrow Mr.. W. s. Roose, who is In charge OF
the tobacco exhibit will auction of the articles
donated. They are valued at over 81 900. The re-
naming articles will be sold on Saturday. Col.
Corbn told STAR reporter that he did not think
that there would be many articles remaining, as
they would all be sold before the fair closed.
At 12 O'Clock to-day more tickets OF admission
had been sold than on any previous day up to the
same hour.
The American Bank Note company has for sale
handsome Chinese blue vase valued at $780, be-
sides other vases OF like char acter.
There received at the ladies' booth for Cleye-
land this morning two handsome sofa cushions,
supposed TO be sent by Mrs Garfield. One is a
handsome blue plush, with one side embroidered,
and the other an elegant decorated cushion.