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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-11-14
AN EMPHATIC PROTEST.
What a Bright Woman Thinks Of Mod
ern Society Dress.

ern society Dress'
30 women! queens of life! bestir your
hearts. Rouse your dull perceptions Of
the monstrous things you do and suffer
to be done. Call the fact by its right
name. Blush for it and abhor it, for it
is abhorrent So long as you take your
fashions from the demi-monde, wherein
are We better than these? y Be-
tween the ballet girl who dances for
bread, and the society girl who dresses
as she does for title or fortune, there
is moral gap to be sure; but for one /
would take my chances with the ballet
girl if had to face the social standards
of another life with either record be.
hind me. Does the lady returning from
the theater for her late cognac and
champagne think that she can sit with
her body half exposed in the incur
tanned window of the cafe, before
which men and women of the street
stand gazing, and count herself the
moral superior of that other woman
looking in? Tell us, my lady, if you
can, when you exhibit yourself for pro.
miscuous surf-bathing, before thou.
sand spectators, in bathing costume
which stops-where it does-how much
more modest are you than the circus
dancer, or the mermaid in the ten cent
variety show? Let us have done with
playing about the fire, and call low
thing low, and out with it An inn
modest dress does not cover a modest
woman. If your costume is loose and
vulgar, you can blame no voice or pen
which calls you loose and vulgar, tho.
If the dress is disgraceful the wearer Is
disgraced. The woman who dresses IN.
decently-never mind who, never mind
where, never mind WHY'S indecent
The woman who dressesawithout shame
is shameless. By their robes we shall
know them. Elizabeth Stuart helps
Ward.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-11-14

"A sound, healthy person takes no
harm from a slight chill, and if in the
late summer and in autumn we sccus-
tom ourselves to cool rooms and but
a moderate amount of clothing, we are
so much the better prepared for winter.
The matter is, of course, especially inn
portant to merchants, lawyers and 9TH
ers who spend most of the day in Offices.
| have seen learned counselors panic
stricken by the raising of a window,
and l understand that some judges
would probably fine for contempt of
court any body who should introduce
current of pure air within their juris.
dictlon. No wonder that litigation
thrivss in a bad atmosphere. Boston
Post
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1890-11-14

There are always 8, 500, 600 people on
the seas of the world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

81 have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
in my family for thirty years and have
always found it the best remedy for
Group, to which complaint my children
have been subject.'-Capt. U. Carley,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
From an experience OF owe thirty
years in the sale OF proprietary medi-
cines, 1 feel justified in recommending
Ayers Cherry Pectorai. One of tho
best recommendations of the Pectoral is
the enduring quality of its popularity. it
being more salable now than it was
twenty-five years ago, when its great
success was considered ~marvelous."-
r. 8. Drake, NJ. D., Beliot, Kans.
my little sister, four years of age,
was so ill from bronchitis that we had
almost given up hope OF her recovery.
Our family physician, a skilful man and
OF large experience, pronounced it use
less to give her any more medicine /;
saying that he had lone all it was pos
sible to do, and we must prepare for the
worst. As a last resort, we determined
to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and 1 can
truly say. with the most happy results.
After taking a few doses she seemed to
breathe easier, and, within a week, was
out of danger. We continued giving the
Peetoral until satisfied she was entirely
well. This has given me unbounded faith
in the preparation, and / recommend it
confidently to my customers" &C 0.
Lepper. Druggist, Fort Wayne, Ind.
For Colds and Copohs taka
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21
No NOtOriety.

The LEDGER complains that in
the report of money sent to the
YOUNGSTOWN sufferers, Mexico il
not mentioned. "Let not thy
right hand know what thy left
hand doeth," is good scripture,
Bro. Bob. whether correctly quo.
ted or not. In other words, seek
not after public notoriety when
you perform a charitable deed
Vandalia Graphic.
Mexico is not after any notoriety
in the matter. We simply want
to know if our money got there all
right. If it got there, was it spent
for the sufferers? These questions
we think eminently proper and
pertinent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

The new Hardin College chapel
will be an elegant building when
completed and will add greatly to
the already magnificent structure
which is one of the most imposing
in North Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

mediately relieved
by the use OF this
wonderful remedy.
1t strengthens the
vocal organs, allays
irritation, and pre-
vents the inroads of
Consumption; in
every stage Of that
dread disease,
Ayers Cherry Pee
toral relieves cough
ing and induces
rafrashipp rasf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

Frank Smith, who has been
working for Ian Morris at the
livery stable, died Thursday of
typhoid fever. His remains were
sent to Pleasant Hill, Mo-, his old
home for interment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

W. H. French is going to move
into town. He is fixing up his
residence on East Promenade street
Just vacated by B. G. Johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

Buy your. lumber OF La Crosse
Lumber Co. at laddonia, vandaiia,
Mexico AuxVaSae and Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

Geo. Johnson, colored, was ar
rested Friday for obtaining
goods from C. A. Douglas, the
groceryman, under false pretenses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

THERE should be at least one
active Democratic club in Mexico
organized at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

The report that a couple of
young men of Mexico had drawn
SIS, 900 IN the Louisiana Lottery is
without any foundation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

All the prairie chickens in the
county, which had not been killed
before the 18th, were shot on that
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

In the 2::2S trot Friday at Mo-
berly Romeo won with Harry En-
sign second. Ed Sutherland, a
valuable horse, fell dead on the
track in the second heat of this
race.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

John Torreyson,, one of Martins
burg's old reliable men, is in the
city the guest of friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

The Ashland Touring Mills, val
ued at $4,000, burned to the
grounds last night. They were
partially insured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

B. s. Upton of Cuiyre, town.
ship, was in Mexico Saturday and
received his commission as Justice
of the Peace. Upton will make a
very efficient and popular official.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

The population of st. Louis
officially stated, is AGO, 220.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

Johnnie Potts carried off the
silver watch at the Moberly Fair
for the best boy rider.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21
AGREED TO
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. EdmOnstOn
to be Divorced.

r. w. Edmonston and wife have
separated and a suit for divorce will
be brought in the Audrain Circuit
Court at no distant day. The sep.
aration was mutual and the terms
agreed upon are satisfactory to both
parties. When the suit for divorce
is brought it will not be contested.
The parties have been married
about two years, the present wife
being Mr.. Edmonston's second
spouse. Mrs. Edmonston, whose
maiden name was Miss Emma Rob.
inson, will continue to conduct q
boarding house in W. F. Reeds
former residence and Mr.. Edmon-
ston is going into the mule bust
ness. The unfortunate way this
alliance has eliminated ia greatly
regretted by the friends of both
parties.
W. E. Moore Is in Denver,
Colorado.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

Judge M. G. Flynt and son,
Robert White Flynt, were in Mex
leo to attend the meeting of ex-
Confederates at the Court House
Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

Jas. SalIee is much improved in
health and will be home from the
springs shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

B. c. Johnson and family are
moving into their elegant new resi-
dence on South Jefferson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

Joe Prices rock quarry is prov
ing a big thing for the roads around
Mexico. He is going to take it to
Columbia, where he will do $500
| worth of work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21
CHAPTER II.

I was all right next day. I suppose l
had had what women call nerves. 1
never knew what nerves meant before,
because no two women I ever met
seemed to have the same kind II 1t Is
slammtng q door that upsets one wom-
apf Nerves, IL may be coming IN on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

c. B. Crews is going to erect {
new house where the old one stood
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

John Spotswood says he has re-
tired from the race course for good,
and will shoot deer and turkey
when we wants sport in the future.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

Mrs. Woodlan and daughters are
going to St. Louis to reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21
"Like MagiC,'

THE effect produced by Ayers Cherry
1 Pectoral. Colds, Coughs, Group,
and Sore Throat are, in most cases, inn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

DR.. M. M. Scott is In Brown
wood, Texas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-08-21

W. E. Moore Is in Denver,
Colorado
The sun., 1890-06-26
The American Association


srnArr.r. june aA-Brootlyn wasn't III the game to.
dAy, The
The sun., 1890-06-26
The r.onE Islnud Regatta.

Alta meeting of the Regatta Committee os the Lon.
Island Amateur Rowing AUs, cation last night tie FOL
lowing entities received for the aEaun! regatta
winch aAcs PLACE ON saturday at Wh"stone Ia l.
Senior sinEles-GCorGe Freiih Earunn Boat Club, VI
ouiGey ATLANTA; j. Is NaGle Metropolitan Il. Weiss
New NOlk Athletic.
Junior S!nglcs-r osen. varuna T. j Sharkey, Ra
rensw, odi " y r'urn" AMI \ Davenport A,ala,ta
T. trn,e, IoN ""r' "os TGrESeawpnHaEs y
Inhn stroSc, ynruan noat ,lnh ". emil, Jr, how; r
DoUUly sculls -Vnrnna Roat Ciu6 i; rreith. how j
H! Ss9Sa nfs"G ?ss @ 4 o%n; %s uS
= Naglc low lanes rilkinaron sir%ke,
rS@pey S5w onES' an 7 n. "?" "@ b"Mps.y IS T.
ttro%&o; triton Boat nMb, Aewark, {. " wills n2w;
So1pprGi, towing C,n5 y, l.. to:iy bow A. L. Nic;iS,
'uui,r F@nr;parcd shells ynion Boat Club J. sch,e
sIrS, S%% j. ! M,.nsrw%tt "srks 3 ) Donovan,
L@'R ~ Rk NaTk 9 ba; ESseFS T'TGs% Son
J,S%",%r iisn!Sar%d :hTI,.;New York Athletic glnM,
purIan i; iI%g"r ) n . Haubod ." s T. T. ialln| G "
aae;s R5%1s raG Leyen S'% Go% l. GoGs.R o.tpR
thai =; Il; c II lTrGe @ . F. G, Whi,eHG,d; I; {. sgt4
n %s@S % J. s g. X a N'HS aea =
th,er AnG r hoM g r"G'"r II Tos .oT; SiST fStftT
Hart q g. .,"rs inc Z +. Hart Jr, stroke. A F. Ca
sI.% rHr Sw %sTs T,Sop FH; Giao .or; Ycw9rk v
Nv we2G .} bow Frecwan q C. \ LHmS.k, 3 r
Towing Cglb. y. Iianhon. bow; Z. W. Schum >; c.
kleY, 3; {. II. Beck. stroke, II N"FOil. coyswaln.
Ra.enswool Roat Ciu6sr y. shnrFey. bow q Wal.
decker :; A BusCnm.nr. 5; j Ilager'y, stroke; +.
Srhle cher. vain
Eign, oaled Ialges. Varuna Eoat Club G Frci,h.
how T. cl>"u. = l.. MCGrath 3; NJ Muaney :. G..
Bslger .. pury; 6. J rls,t Jr u ~. Donne'ly
GU. L. T. iunungtoE tow. ! Bell .: j Browcr &;
! V chan. !, +. toward, :; Il .. lIauto.d 6: Z. r.
CCresscen' Rowing cMM v lIallcnheEk bow: y Nioman
2; !. Wallace VI. kcaruey. {: = lauhenheimer. 8;
g l.ii inr g; r. ilnEduode, :; j Bay, stroke. H.
Shirley, rrHswIin %eawnnhaka Iiuat club. K u Pei
ton, bow ! j. FOgArty, :: 5ahn Z; A X Hutton. &;
y Kcnneiy, 2: A Eng!e. q; H. Ensle, I; a. Rave,
stroke + +. Cote. cONswan.
The following the officials for the day. James
Breath, NereHs boat club, Flushing referee: Robert
PcltUn SeHwanhaEa IOat Cub starter; Robert Sto!l,
New lOrL Ahl"tir CiUh aud George ". Johnson Non.
paroi Rowing club timers, Frank Snyre Pioneer Boat
Club W J Beartns Crescent A C. Brooklyn judges At
the finish.
All races will be started by the dropping of a flag
The sun., 1890-06-26
Total
rho English Football Players.

win view to oniStinE h's aid TO make the visit Of
the International Football pa, succCsN Mr william
Young, the Scottish ChRmpons' advance representa-
tive, r'd vi, yesterday to Mr. Ersstus Wiman. Tho
IT HeorGe grounds or the park ErsEInn, where the
WHi West Show was locate have been suGgcs'ed az
suitable grounds for practice purposes and the tNo
gentlemen Lad long conversat on the subject No
definite conruson was arrived at and future confer
encc was arranged for. MIR Winsn. though more OF u
business thar sporting man. made very careful in.
guires about the team thnt will bp plttel against the
best plavera in thi countr" Mr. MInan Nenturri tno
opintH tHd' tireat Britain would have nd its hes
hch - cnHe -ucreHiu!iv with the americans whu
arHsceniiuc par ere nnd W be hard to beat Mr
Mhhih made It very favorable impression on the
SCuiChWnn.
Serr"'ar f"rsyth OF the West IN footba Association
OF anh'h wre' that he Will be leGscd TO make nr
raLgehcnts for ri kel team Canadians 10 meet the
through Lngand. Scotland and Ireland Inst year and
pc knows the uMilit OF the men who viii form the in
iernltionaltcHn,
owing the suggestion Of John N. Hepburn OF the
NonNaret, whnsa etter was published In TnR SUS yes
terday subscription st Inns hcen opened by football
men t"r raising fund OF $5b to purchase champion
snip ~ ply probably cnn 10 bc held by the winners
o' the interlntionai championship, under such cpnd
uors NJ 'h' tGp mnmtt"e may decide upon at souio
iuinre tine Mr. Young wrote Manager Pollock OF the
international ,e IN telling him to get hiA men together
nrm ia TIE ina'che for the championship OF the New
Worh The team will arrive here about the first week
~ Augh t. nj wt -. so into training at such
grounds Gs may lie svlec, ed.
The sun., 1890-06-26
HnSe Ball Notes.

Charles Daniels is row umpIring in the Atlantic
ASSOCIATION
Manager simmons is negotiating with Third Basemnn
jimmy say.
Fred &, New York cty.-PAt Tebcau tLird bAsemen
Of tho Cleveland club
catcher TssHn q The SST STooh iGK csS wins was Clark
syEAogw Jnnc % %2h-ManNGsr Frazer of Syracuse to,
The ground hack Of the first and third base lines at
Brotherhood Park Is being soddcd.
TmHrs' ,b saTp Of the ATssan ASSOCIATION and
Hartford has released First Baseman Fred Mann.
ThIesen, Mertden RmHrlu. II now raying that base
Pitcher Henry Burns has been released by Worcester
will be done by the staiiord brothers '''''''"
Til" Flushing team have Saturday June o. open and
oa. SfS" H % caHScn SyS: sTeo enclosed
oc the hest 81, L91'%i%ge base Bo GIa6 have luy y and
AlaiesS r. l. Hecnt, manager, 25i West Thirty sixth
The NaneleSs Base BAH club would like to arrange
game YIN some uniformed n,nO on their grounds for
tic avenue, brookIyn :" '''-' N''D''
h@T IlAyry, June 2o,-regterday's game leaves Yale
college has won wo games and a dseisve game viii
BE- plAyed at lampden l"rk Springfield, on Saturday,
of 'Gn @ w:y"S n .sShS Columbus
r ' o. m sSty s.a1 and nfHt Il. d % he hHd
bu and since that lime he IaS seldom lei. hi bed
tho a. tai aHG sf go!yT by IS "
o,,;ro IL nano rrtS9Snt 4 tarkH Secretary Henry
stockhGders II the Easton nse Ha CIb Tor being in
,rreStrn IN SUNDAY ball playing Alderman Young give
ms decision IN favor of the defendants and the
complainant 70 pay the costs The taSton and Allen,
afternoon. -
President Rraden Of the Atlantic Association was
seen AT MS ONCE In JerseY city yesterday afternoon
lie had Just returned from Bnltinorr and had very
little TO say OF tue Atlantic Association prospects The
circuit, 10 thnnehl, was doing much bettor than a
month ago and he d,a rot thhE any break would occur
teams The Jersey Cly club. he hopes viii stck
rs their present Trip i more than paving eSpense,
President Kennedy dropped in during the afternoon to
IAA over tho prOfpsctb y. The Worcealer Cluh
The sun., 1890-06-26

Tho Middle States championship cur recently won
for tho second time ry Mr H. Taylor, has hc"n lie Il
by various players more times than any other lawn ten
mis- caence cnp in thr country since N4 u has b' en-
won by hr X b sears once, by Mr. Il |. Hrccknau
twice, BY Mr. Z. r. NcMulcn once, AMI by Mr Taylor
1t once In crGer retain 1t as tcir permanent
property.
r. '. Beach ia SLOWING area. imDrovt mcnt in mis- play
this year He In Nh easy WIN n thc gentle men sin
b!eG at the WisSahiCtUn Euirh TournanlCn. ~ Mo
New YORK Tennis Tourram rnt he allowed excel 'ent
form wnon playing with Campbell in tho doubles tho
lattcrs strong play probably spurrlnR him on. lie Is
against strong adversary bu, with practice will prob
ably oNercum. this
The lawn tennis tournament for the championship Of
the United States in the doubles VIII hoLiu On hongv
June 80. ut the staten Island Cr.C,et tluh ground.
Livingston | The tDnrnancn; Will continue daily
unt Finished, an the finals will probably take place
on Thursday, Lllv = An unusually larEe nUHbCr q;
being shown Nuibnx 'the PLAYER In this duube cham
punship than for several wears past
The following nualysi, OF the strokes and in
the recent match Got tile Middle States championship
Rochester between Mr. H. \. TAYLOR holder and Mr. A.
e Wright challenger, IL interesting "a showing tho
strong amt wrhk points OF each mans pRF. Total
strokes won--TAlior ihl, Wright, l3i. Hall knocked
out Of cnurt--Iavor. ~. Wright. ~ BuIis ieturncl
into the n",II,Wor. 90, Wright u Mals not, Played
bic tnults-TtylOr D. wright Aces on Scrrice-Tayior
I. Wright. = Tho 8core in SetH wRE - t;' Ct t-i
in favor Of Taylor Wright is not resareh as hy
eanR in tHe ass with the latter, Ell IL Will b"
from the above that IN strokes ot hv nn"curac~
he only eNcreiei his opponent Uytwp III nasSine. or
Nr Ta%ors superiority is shown aud that is ths real
test OF ability
The sun., 1890-06-26
Aquatic Notes.

The Lone Star 4on, cgb Hss jggor shell
The Friendship Goat cub fag is disp ayel ~ hal:
mat in consrquen e TIE death Of rhonn. ynun mo
thtr pr"einSH S f'I VII" no a"i Oh s""dSv morSnr '
THO Me,ropGGIitan Rowing ClpD VIII send thei5 double.
Junior ei4ht to the Phndelrhia regatta on J /,
let's nb rRs r @ Il in ISr or s o M AR
adclpha rrgntin. also Stevens aud & Wcs VIII rep,
enter the singles II is probable Junior eight viii
he entered
The Atlanta Boat Clubs senior four Dared shell crew.
Land reEata say hcy won IKE 70 meet the i!raii9Gis
again, ami hoGe nho Bradtords WI! Cnter he Middle
boats when they met last
from the foot OF Con"Trr street "t' @a 'Syn 10 tho
Sias@ s4mn ana JSS JSS,e s H 'F,T W % c ND n
o9tsIne bet OF ! - . T&rs va. won T., lHgrrnd
same course.
Two four.oarcI bargr crews Of, Ito Valencia Roat
stoppinI at tie Union Scat rup"n the ilnrlon. tn"
cr' "s eomPr,eL lIa'e Eea IHnr's , ~, r EGrSnnn
I, Laabc, and tahh olNsN ~" r,"n va 40
double fcui gig. an' q arg's
Floyd ,ran, .; tho rrton Boat 'mhh-s rowel aroon
Sn5 M~nHiM @ ~ % No. oTc ~ Vas one Of e mi nj III ers
who rowci around short tme AZ and thi, Is low
wa; reached one u tho 'crGy bG4ts wa. on her Wy to
on SSM ne Gos 1 IT, row ' to rv aud eros! d eS "S
they could not do So my ay T.. wien lLey w,re aud
almost top IT 'lcm Thy could not rp" ont OF hrr
way, Floyd say ne, stood ~, IN the 2 20 Hnl
nus',d the Ferry hOtt h'r. ntO her slip, l,DYd still
shows bruises hls ufnS where he came a. contact
with the guard OF tie rrY hohL
I'll" following prc 'ae entries for the Nassau Boa
Cubs LRlias na" rrnun. which ,lll tlSc place next
.lUgc EGHliH. henliCtp 'ur prize
o'IeTr,! ~ W. =. Nisnn r. = Vel H. T. Johnson J. "
Powcrt Ir " g ~" III, II. Dcstniprf j. u Thres.
Ir IIui,!. a. srl : =, ur,fG orc cd hY T. infNV-
i c.'eu au + !. Heii. y irrT, nln T. +. Johnson.
lh,~s. Ir Smlu aud Nh'TrY Folrnar'! ehtils fur
Oclrirhs Cup--I, " fn"rrS Jr how e. i-rrst = J y
1l,.g tr a. a
Lrr cl J, +, u ApmoI,n, 3, r Wells stroke =
\ mar iUu q, Il. Nn'la p y q, tnrr. & A.
u Wnon strurc. Hiv odrrd barge .bs"n. Smith
Moor. si"rra hou,hcrty: sr"rry e Il. Arnold, cON.
ioanls Thee, ,n." i'ersn ,nw"i, KoGe, '.orcr.,
AErl,ton EnIgrT Irrteu, Jr.fups, e II trnU0d - /.
Arno,. ,oNwuns Ryan =. T.. 1NeoP Hhr'nfrHnk, Inw
,,rp ur. afnUrI faN tlnlHr, lOlus0H cUNEwGm Al
rn rs me ml.r "hrcri tn f,Eclrcl UHrIe which
II ruejui ma" II" r,r"' wil Al he flowed yer IN"
r.,uur IuIIru lEuT milo CuUrsr, from rE, Luul,
Der 'r' IN :" ",.'s Dan !'rltgo Tie steamer Rosa
,,,..fr fh,f nm q
The sun., 1890-06-26
ThIn vii, be n Grent Run.

1t has been expected for some time that since tho
record Of Charles +. kuge of the hudson County
Wheelm N of hour and 80 minutes for the VII Urn
broken on Decoration Day by Ncs.r5 W. +.
Murphy, W. Van Wagner c. L. Anthony, ". e. Seeds,
and I. j. Hal, that an effort would b. made by the
Jerseyman regain his lost larres and that such is
the Will be perceived from the following chat
issued by Mr. KlUEe 10 W. F. Murphy or Br 1o6lyn ".
Van Wagner of Newport. K. J.. Z i. Anthony or nol
chester. Mass. W. e Seeds Of Wilmington lei. and +.
j. HAL, Jr., OF Brookyn:
" hereby challenge The men who beat my ord Of
hour and ~ inmates over th" lrvmEtOn. Nncurn
course, New Jersey "a Decoration uny ast To TWEEN v
tvr mile road race, the same course TO to
Satr ar July IL lS.U for Sf prize to select Ell
the whros used weigh no less than thirvve pounds
The necessary unit to purcEare the nrZe to -" sub
scribed nv the competitors each rayng nm olual
proportion ut tho amount named OH before Ju IL
l'tO. To be dep lsited with Mr. IL T. EaNIIuuh.
treasurer Uf tie Brooklyn bicycle Club. 81 Hanson
by representatives OF he comHetit "Acu np
pointing REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Theodore Merrcr,es
9r. OF tho IlulsOn County Wheelmcn Y III at my
representative in this marr II this cha acrge l. not
accepted un befor2 SATURDAY July l., VIII att npt
to break the present record on July H. CvC? tue course
referred 10
sun reror Visited Mr. Kiug"s ron-rsrntaiire. Mr.
Merceies w.o said that the cInhmatcs of tho chnen
coutlcnt OF their being Rhc to tea the
present rerord ct hour ana - minutes, but thai the
Cnnicrt lie an e.,iiu2lY close one. since the
CHALLENGE incu les ~ the fastest men IN the
bnt there 'hie chance o. all the meu accert
ing Sufficient time allowed the men 10 rrepars for
the contest A II can be SAID that no race III this Conn
try will excite more interest tnan this event
The sun., 1890-06-26
Rallrond Men Ilnua Fun.

Washington Park in Brooklyn was thronEed on Tues.
day evening last with tho employees of the Brooklyn
and Union Elevated Railroads and their friends Tho
occasion the third animal picnic OF the Ready Re-
lief Association whose members comprise the elevated
road employees mentioned above They bring crowds
OF other fellows and their girls out 70 the park nightly
the year they had Of bringing their swanS there
and the result was gala time was had. During tho
ssntsd with an elegant $3.50 gold watch
John II MAber President; W. L. Erskine VicePresi-
dent: C. W. Edwards Treasurer: James A. ReRan, Fl
,Hry; Floor Manager HenIy A. Haas AsSlSsShs Floor
Floor Committee :. r. Holden. Fred: Lochow, II r.
], q Farrell. r Turner g p; TTseale. Charles Coz
OBrien, Edward Kraushaar William Allen. p. O'Con.
nor, H. Kelly; Reception Committee, James SQuireS
James Lowry; G Wilkins J. Hates J: scheteis, i.
ranGements James W, Norris Chairman; Daniel j
Cooney John o'Garra, w l.. Erskine. Edward Goodwin.