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Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-27

Stevens, for robbing the Weaverville
stage, confessed the crime TODAY and
showed the officers the box and wav-
bills. His gun was found in the river.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-27
picklesi Picklesl PIckIesi

Cal. Vinegar Works, sos Banning street, op-
posite soap factory, near Alameda and First
streets one-half block from electric light works,
pays the highest price for cucumbers
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-27

Why, simply this few weeks ago opened sorein
Pomona filling it with the choicest Clothing Hats Furnish
Goods in the country Now found it necessary
these goods into Los Angeles House. thus
stocked ourselves to such that make every
possible endeavorat sacrceto unload only for the
making room, but cash for immediate
Now don't want to revive that old fake closing
sae fire SALE sa1e but at any
cost in other words You buy goods of below
wholesale prices FOR CASH. which positively have
and which easily obtain you be
store and examine goods and prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-27

WE CARRY full line of the finest jellies
jams, olive oils, mushrooms, peas, and, in fact,
al Of the best goods. w. Chamberlain & Co.,
213 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-27

UVerCOntB
In great variety at Mullen, Bluett & Co.
The sun., 1891-06-03
CANOES And C4NOING.

Frank L. Dunnell OF the Brooklyn Canoo
Club is doing good work with Eclipse and is
winning nearly all OF the D. Z. Z. events.
In the spring races OF the Ian,he Canoe Club
It is said tina! one man ~ every tandem
crew, participating was sirk. This speaks very
poorly Tor the method OF training these crews
have been emp Dying.
The.Morris and Essex Canal is also a pretty
cruising ground all the way TO E8ston. Pa. and
Lake Hopotc"ng makes halfway st1pping
point. The Sound IL at hand; and the Hudson
bids canoists welcome NJ all times.
Seabright has. not come UP to expectations
so far this season, She has been beaten In
every Ince tlis season OF the Brooklyn Canoe
Club, and In many Of the races has made
poor showing Something Ii certainly wrong.
The Ianthe Canoe Club has turned out an.
other good tandem crew In joseph Stewart
and James Duguid. They padded thelr first
race IN the spring regatta OF the lauthe Canoe
Club and finished in third place.
Godfrey Pisek OF the University OF the City
of New York will start on Friday With friend
on cruise to Lake Chnmpain. The twain
will visit the Ausate Chasm and other points
ri interest in the Champlain region, and re-
turn in about month.
A ,,lensing fact to all the rncing men Of the
American Canoe Assocint ion is that Col. ii. lie
Grand Cannon OF the Lake Champlain Yacht
Club has offered a handsome prize for the
members OF the association to compete for In a
special race during the annual regatta OF the
Lake Cham plain Yacht Club. The yacht club
have postponed thoir annual reGstta In order
that 4 hs1. sst: pi1ss ks9Lna 81: snSamp'
The sun., 1891-06-03

AmeetInS was held on Monday evening at the Kings
County Wheemens club house TO complete arrange.
ments for tho intercub races of the wheslmsns Rae
Ing League bo held Saturday next, At the NIL
burn n. j., course.
After considerable discussion It was decided to PEN
alize tho riders of tho wheels min
utes. and cuShion.tired wheels thirty secontA Tho
representative teams will be As follows
New York Bicycle Ciub-W. Horton, j. Wheeler.
i. Pring and A. boslnaurL Substitutes George Bird
and d. Nt.bett
Manhattan Bicycle CIub-R. ]. Kenna G. T.. Clsmens
", J. Monnhan, and A. BroYan. Substitutes K Nc.
tarlAnd. and r. u. Keana
IiAr.sm heeiinen-J. johnson, r. olmstsad, H. c.
Bryan, and u. =. Macy Substituted b. Morrison anu
q. W. Osborn.
Gotham Whselmen %. Levy J. Mastn, b. weiner. T.
POwerA Substitutes. J. GerehArt anu Il. Mead
brooklyn bicycle ulub-Charles X. starr Robert
Conngsby, Fred Coninrsby, and Charley Qumby. Sub.
sttuss-!i Rahming and H. j. Bradley.
kinxs County Whoelinen-J Bonsinger, D. Mclean,
sinner and X ". Steres
Benford Cycling Ciub-C. Hoppo. j. sie,er y. BarteL
and W. IIovinden. substitutes-I- Hoppe Ind ".
Paige.
brooklyn Ramblers-Gsorge Holland. A. H. Feldmsir
J. McCue and u. redle:. substitutesE. 1. Slauvelt
Ia IL,
The sun., 1891-06-03
THE OLD CLAN-NA.GAEL.
The Twenty.Second Annual Festival
Brought Ont the Crowd.

Tho twenty.second annual festival and
games OF that sterling old organization. the
Clan M Gael Society,was held at Jones's Wood
yesterday and the Same loyal sons and dAuRh.
ters OF old Erin that have made similar gath.
srlngs a success for past decades were on hsnd
to witness the sport.
Through tho efforts OF Johnny O'Brien OF the
New York A. C. q largo entry list OF the crack
athletes In training were secured and close and
exciting contests we're the rule during the sf.
ternoon. There were ITO starters In seven
events.
Aftor the games the picnic enRrossed the at.
tention OF all and though 1t was sweltering hot
the Colts "wered the flure" with terrible
enrnestness. All over the grounds and pavil-
ion could be heard lively jIRs. danced to the
strains Of bagpipe and fiddle. and many an
iioaied out upon the river. and Il was here The
pretty colleen and her best young man were
Aside from .impromptu matches, there was
socety and at late hour last Dshs IL, pes ac
spring dancers were still att.
The results OF the athletic events were -
None hSnaredyara RaS-rr., m heat Won 20 sy
ss" sSs
sra1 time o,h To- a. Third heat yS, y
s%: e .!ssSs: ~
seconda sixth heat won BY r. A. Ryan: Star A. c. t]k
yards); time. ~ l5 seconds Seventh heat won By 4,
Reilly. Manhattan a. c. Nl yard; time, 10 Esssc
second Tral:;Fir.t he.. won Sy Howard in lols
oId. Third bird heat won by tirooe. in iOi'o seeonda
Final ii.etIMon BY Howard; Ryan. second: sud
Eghthund rsi. and. eighty yard Run-won By n. r.
BillinRa Jr, new York A.. g. us yards) j. !. Hiensrs
Manhattan a. Q. t2a yards second 1ut of tho eight
starters there WAS no third man. Time, minutea
8 3h seconds
One-Inis Walk-won by c. l. Nicon, Manhattan A. G.,
Is seconds): F. II Ella Pastme A. e. (oo ssconds( SEQ.
ond Time q minutes 81 seconds
lerhnnser, New York city 90 YARDS; F Law Man.
haitian 4. G. t25 yArdsl second and !. q. funar. New
Jersey 4: G q yards, third :, Time, IS, 50 s second.
\. Ketchnm, Brooklyn: n. Hoffman. Jr, Manhattan A.
C.; second Tin Time minute 2Issconda = ,,,.
yardG ": S: French. New York A. q. o., yardsl SEQ.
third Time. minutes 81 seconds
Putting the Sixte rem pound Shot-Won By p. L, Lam.
brscht Manhattan tcratch). distance. ~ feet ~
inchtr >. J. Lee new fnrk A. q fsss inensss sc.
b. q. Il f.ep third. di.tnnce. 50 feet incnes
match race between J. omerford and II. J. Murphy
was won easily by tho former
The sun., 1891-06-03
NEW JERSEY AGAINST ROAD RACING
Resolutions Protesting Against the Viola.
tion OF Jersey Laws.

tion OF Jersey Laws.
Previous to the Milburn road race. Chief
Consul c. Carleton Brown OF the New Jersey
division of the League Of American Wheelmen
was charged with being instrumental In de-
veloping opposition to the running Of that con-
test on Memorial Day. Mr.. Brown denied the
charges. but that the division Is opposed to
road racing and will do everything In their
power to prevent it is shown by the action
taken by the Board Of officers at their meeting
on Saturday last.
MIR. j. McDermott OF Freehold. the Chairman
OF the Rights and Privileges Committee of the
division, proposed and had adopted without a
dissenting voice n re: oluton protesting against
The continuing OF tho practice of rond racing
in New jersey, which is u direct violation OF
the state laws
The adoption Of this rule is likely to have
very little effect on the sport in New JERSEY.
The Milhurn race will. in all proha bity. be
continued on the Jersey course for some years.
as the town authorities raise no objections.
and as number OF clubs In the vicinity Of tho
Oranges hold club races each week on tho sur
rounding roads. there is little likelihood OF tho
resolution being upheld.
The sun., 1891-06-03
THE pnosRAMarE For NORRIS PARK.
Tho EIms Stakes and Cherry Diamond
Handicap Down for To-day.

The EIms Stakes and Cherry Diamond
HandiGap Down for To-day.
OF course. after yesterdays carnival Of sport
at Norris Park. 1t is only natural to expect that
there would be falling of in tho quality Of
the horses engaged In to-day's evepts at tho
Wsstcbester track.
The Elms Stakes for thrse-year-old hllies and
the two divisions OF the Cherry Diamond
Handicap are the features. Tho Elms Stakes
looks lka a good thing for the selected
OF the Morris pair II Correction can
stay milo and furlone she will win
hands down, but whether she can go tho route
by her races ut Gravesend. Kildeer will start
for Mr. Lorillard. but unless she has improved
shewill have NO chance Of making either OF
the Morris pair hurry. whilo Reckon bsAt
Orupeuse handily enough at the Brooklyn
track when they mot ten days ago. II Flavilla
can stay as we'll as she can sprint she will run
bst,er than the talent imagine. as she 10 quite
fast
In tho first installment OF the Cherry DiA.
mond Handicap. st mile. Ssnorita ~ llo
pounds is top weight. II yesterdays taoo IN
the Metropolitan did not hurt her she should
come near winning. Disblo at liz will have to
improve on his last race to merit consldera-
tion IN such company US Can't. Browns mare.
% WORKED Well. and Tala Biackburu at loo Will
gye somebody a stern chase o, an.
nS, sGrss wss
C6esapsaks at iOs and Text and Master iods M
lot epeh complete ths Held. on paper % SenorrlItt o,rIt
second second half Of the Cherry Diamond ,Ha4dicR
is much easier to analyze. Cnssius 10 his AZ
pound @ : viii BE- there OF, thsresbouts. bis roe
with Longstreet and sfr denway 1slins srinx osa os
The sun., 1891-06-03
A STRONG FIELD OF TENNIS PzAxzRs
Tho Entries for the New York CluS's
Tournament To-day,

The New York Tennis Club whose tournament opens
to.dar. have received over forty entriea Some OF
the best players in the will compete this 10
tho hrst tournament of any Importance played here
abouts considerable interest b manifested how the
younger element will show up In the sinzies rfzs
should lay between Dick stevens OF tho St. George
Cricket Club and E. l.. Hail. who tho ch pionshp
of the South at Washington last month defeating A.
Wright the holder. in the finals very easily. The
doubles should be won by Clarence looart and 4 p.
McMulen Of tho New York Tennis Club. with Il. u
Wright and Deane Miller Of tho st. George Cricket Cllb
close up. In tho mixed doubles Misc Cahill ana 4.
Wright stand y very good chance OF winning Miss No
kinney and H. X. Perkins arc snrs to make good night
however and some say they will win full List ofths
Mems singiss-W. A. Reilly. N.Y.T. C.: E. L. Hall,
St George c. q; Duncan Hander. Orange L I. Ii
J. 7. Hobart ~ Y T. ~ Deane Miller 3d. .,eorGs g. O.;
A. Il. Wright Manhattan A: g.; Y. n: EltnH fAI And
Near TIC Il g; las'tnss on; iud.on; T. stott T. Z = O.
+ &; N wriaht new w % YorHt5 ksser. y .pnssss S.ss
District Tennis Association H. Beilipxa n A. C.;
York: j. r. FareL Central Park.
Mems Dou6lea Il r. McAullen and Clarence HobAyt,
\. TC:; g ( Post Jrn and Duncan C.nd!sL Ores.
&c. e. Hn Msst sna s s.ssI it, rpt'K f.iiin;
aud partner n Y. T. e Deans Miller and u X WRIGHT
St. George Z. c.; II. NJ Billings ana T. A. Thompson 6l
Ml.sd Doubles Miss Locke and ". A. ReIlly, H.Y.r
e., Miss voorhees, @ and , r. l. Rsdn.d staten fslsnA
bart NY 7. q, Mrs H. q. Badsley and p.rtnsi n Y.
Mckinley and X Perkins. N. y. c.; Miss " Hobart
and Z. J. Post Jr.
The sun., 1891-06-03
YACHTS At OYSTER BAY.
Plans OF the Seawanhaka Corinthian Club
for New House.

One OF the most important meetings In the
history OF the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club Of this city will take place next Monday
night In its club house. East Thirty second
street, 1t will be q special meeting. called to
consider the question OF buying site for a
summer club house at Oyster Bay. Long Island.
The club has been considering the matter
for some time and appointed q committee.
made up OF Henry Stanton. W. l. Saydam. and
Theodore c. Zerega. 10 look up a site and re-
port to the members. This committee made a
report recently and under the date Of May AZ
issued the following circulor which explains In
detail the objects The club has in view:
ss 70
examine Localities for yash.,nS station shd seaside
s.mn.a s' sy ssPf u.
ham Nay SeT .shss ellie Rye smb.sssa
s pc Il i.Isr M
Isiat y. ~: sn,Isne: to tIa! bay; uron fseesins
ns Ss SHS Ge ,ns mn inst
~ Ths. i 81 ssn.s .h. meeting .h..
yachting station and house aud that the dues be In
he"pet That the Special Committee on out of
town location be CONTINUED In power and submit their
su.sns oplaIon By ieiteT ri from S such
y ssIs
cns % 81 ssI Is t bs to add
.o,he .aid so%m,tise .ypSn. .ddision.l eoa:
tees ns ne h ay ueoM proner or tho furtheranco OF
v -. sS%%.':: b.Ii.s:. Is. tim. hs. com. when h.
ss Ssssi .a
hs son%s;s beg: s.ye TO submit the following plan
blum aSsS. hir'yys Zee, seove SshI Water az Sy..r
e,:
as SIFns s s%s IL % ss soa4,
e any cSas Sshsr S ssfn club ~ n hs sSsn'y oi New
start and hnish on ihe mouth OF Oyster Bay: W
or house. ysehs 30 seem ovss The .nsss
a sa n r5S AZ sf Ssu. ss
:aa e d IaS
at rs S. sa ;:f: :..9 sat x
ss.ls @ .sc.s 5 s SS% %
M :hS snS sS1S a .
rss: NJ
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S ssasH hs hot fs &c ss p .
e:x' a. s m.S .S% ss option on
s%si =. :$
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the club not on,y the .dysntagss OF yacht club but
Tho station of tho Long Island RAILROAD at oyster
BAY w,th,n0 yards OF the village wharf from which
wharf the dist ance by water to the proposed site 10 ~
miles therefore, PROPOSED the club shall havs
with each, each Tsh. VA. :. Ths tims by, train from
can make, the run from Tho railway station q
tho club house in ~ miputes. The launch should
have cabin amdshp for shslt.r in bad weather and
Sifs,TsiIS !nss..s.
the club 70 enable the launch 10 come in 2, III. village
boat from Pike Street u. r. runs to oyster Bay
DAYS each week: thus giving additional faciuies fer
transportation Of freight TO ana from New York
TO maintain this station and house together with the
town house VIII require an ncrea.e Of the annual dues
10 81. and in ths opinion Of ,hs eommit.ee tho NE
lionss Committee has made careful estimates as 10 the
additional cost to The club OF the station
and the nropo'ed increase OF tie duos s based upon
those estimates
this undertaking can dsrided upon without delay
the nsr and oAt be bull, and put 10 place
the ARstAh put up tho launch purchased and pnt In
sommi.,ion, he ,oetsr hou;s built and soms.hnS
devious for the cruise mi. summer and material pro
toward the completion OF tho club house bo
made before the end OF the season.
The sun., 1891-06-03
takes of $40 each. for maiden
UN added: xix furlonga
sixth Race-A ssllin9 sweepstakes Of SO each, for
: o I ear Ol0a with 81 ,UOn added; five furlonRa
DIR. MAZE BEATS PROCTOR KNOTT.
Luke ackburn's Son Makes Poor Show
In the Merchnnts.

CINCINNATI. June at rained oil tho morn
Ing here up to tho opening OF the days spor,
ut Latonia. and this. combined with the pros
poets Of numerous scratching In the varioun
races. owing to the extremely muddy track re-
duced tho attendance to about $500. They
came to SOC. II nothing else. tho first Futurty
winner. Proctor Knott. run against his sole op-
ponent, DR.. Nave. In the Merchants Stakes. at
nine furlongs. worth to tho winner $1,000.
Proctor Knott carried 1875 pounds. and. in the
absence OF Britton at tho funeral Of his sister.
stable boy named Talbot had the mount on
the great son OF Luke Blackburn. Dr. Navo.
with III up. was piloted BY Overton. The bet
ting was 8 to s. Knott was an odds on favorite.
with to s against DR.. Nave. They ran Tapped
ior nes;ly mile. when Proctor Knott showed
tion OF his clnch hackers. Dir. Nave quickly
drew clear Of him. and drawing OF In the
nn 10 bs"yI a%IG Sy
defeat is attributed to haying In measure
,hs form 'hs. Enya %Tssd his
horse. and It is questionable whether Scog-
gsi's crack can beat him over mile at the
weights assigned in to-days race.
In the other races. with but one exception.
the favorites Jared as did Proctor Knott
Ten started IN the openinG selling race st
@ fsvorite % at W to but hs ran third the to
chance Conslgnse, lO9. freeman up. winning
Time, l:5lN. Place odds 3 to 2ConslRnee. 8
to Leiderkranz.
Five started in tho mile dash for three year
olds. with Dickerson an odds on favorite.
the g. to shot. OnliGh.. the second favorite.
Mabeile third. Time, :50A.
starters, Palmetto. Dr.. Nave. Marohms, and
Phi!ora being drawn. Glockner was the IA
IL to shot Snli Ross won cieverly By a length
from thet2O toll chance Shibboleth. .Who:beat the
faYorits nose for place honors. Time. :4Sh.
for two.y .year-old. flliss. which closed the days
racing, had twelve starters; The Longfellow
fllly. Jean, closed favOrite. but her chances
were deatroyed by An indifferent start. and the
race, fell to the daughter OF imp. Rotheahill.
length and half from the half sister to Spo-
kane. Umatilla: who beat the iavorite nose
The sun., 1891-06-03

sthRe Of the game. but he has gone back greatly
since the cpeIing at Grayesend. II. James
wsrrapt his hasine cbHncs g NC 10 down Drisslc.
Adpiral is a consistent little fellow. and Wood
gutter is one OF tho CHmest colts In training.
Drizsls ought TO win handily. and Woodcutter
may run second.
The ffth race 10 sweepstakes for maiden
three-year.o olds, md to recount the trials and
misiQrtunos OF the neteen candi didates ior the
81 900 prize would take up Q column Of THE
che might win to-day. with Mr.. Withers's nlly
Ottawa In the place.
start in the laat event, Oppressor having much
the bSst public record OF tho lot: He may win;
with Necess second. Promenade ought TO land
the first race. with Exotic second.
This 10 the programme In detail:
Yfrrt RaceA sweepstakss of "a, each for two-ysAr.
The sun., 1891-06-03
vo,,.ys fro. u. Tsa.is Field.

bradford Of the Rutherford club 10 playing strons
ssmS and viii bs heard from In the annexed dstriet
DuruSmspt.
Tennis With the aid Of electric ishts y indursd in on
hs courts OF the Elmo Tennis club ~ Wb avenue ana
i3eth street
Tho annexed district can bo.st OF having moro or.
gsnSel tennis clubs than any territory OF the same
limits In the country.
Rogers and Filiey viii be tho representatives "f ,ie
Morrlpialn Tennis Club IN doubles IN Mo Annexed Dis
trict AksociAtions tournament
u q. Moore and M.xweii y: Hs.eit should represent
the CiafoTnont Tennis Club In any natch game he
former yoilsyng ptionsliy hne while the lat
tsr'S service would puzzle any OF the experts.
Durns last season Howard A. Taylor appeared In but
four tournaments In three OF these. Middle states
ohAmhionship Long Island cham pionship and for ths
WSShiSs and lie latter tor lhs nnsl simG
The sun., 1891-06-03
wrestlcr. who Want to wrestle.

RrFTALo. June 2.-Jamos H. Faulkner tho we'll known
light weight wrestler. sends the following TO the G,
In answer 10 Hugh Leonsrds challenge for match:
81 never made the assertion that Hugh Leonard
afraid to meet me. has been my sincere Intention to
retire from the account OF my heath: but
] am improving and beginning 10 feel my old self
again stand ready ana wiling To wrese any In
tile world Or will wIeste Leonard inyseif 10 weigh
1888 pounds and Leonard la pounds for eiOO side;
sys 20 be .,fasni as can hes, two out
wssks and IL not accepted, shall retire from the
carpet sad claim sns hsht weight shAmpenshp VI he
The sun., 1891-06-03
Pulvcrmiller scored u a point In the 100
md la.h 4 uninls In ilA shot mt 0Rinau

Pulycrmiller scored > a point In The 100;
point scored by Baxter in the hal f-mle walk.
scored :. POINTS in the hammer throw, and 8
points In throwing tho o6-pound weight, CIV
was disqualified. OF ttese lO!. points Mooney
got 1 by right OF succe- sion. Jordan 3. GoH
point the advantage over Jordan In the di.
vision OF Pulvermilier's score Ihe officials OF
Re cree William J. Swan. Judges--I. Mey
ers. A. D.. Hartwell. NJ. A. Cumming. Il: Fred:
ercks. Timers Charles A.. Reed, Wendell
Baker. NJ. bishop. Starter-W. II. Robertson.
AunnunCer-J, Il. Woodruff.
The sun., 1891-06-03

Thc SentroI f0rk handIcap T0ur0onoAe,
The entries all second semLau han.
dcap tennis tournament for gentlsmons sinsea opsa
to Central Park players only. and the drawings have
the weather kept most Of tho contestants away. ana
but match complsted. In thi, Horne bsss
Smith doth Of the thirty class BY 8-+. $500
Tho number Of entries for this tournament has say.
passed that Of tennis before held In css
tra Park. no less than thrtynvs men having entered
In tho different clAssea Among them 10 Nonkton, an
EnRlisbmsn land brother OF tho famous English lady
player. who arrived here last week. Mr. Smith whs
handicapped rho entries and made the dravinss. hAs
placed him in the half fifteen class where his nrss op
ths match for he proves much better player than
@ q . M Sa n:
Ds: 4 q w \. a.: az:
the ones the
The entries in and the result Of the draw
ings show % .hs following matches in the preliminary
,iila,s 4 HcIAtch>a Preliminary roupd. Ripley ".
match; s,srsSsSs Hs,sst W winner oi preliminary
Class thalf fnftesnj-First round. Brauns '. Monk.
BnrIsl. First round. winner OF preliminary match VI
Class D (h.lt.h,s,y,. Preliminary round o. Al....
founs r. roDua 3 Tn.ry y, Mo%.o
n,s%ns.y %.,shss .nS winner: 2; pr.n'nsry
Ss.. .y,aPrsiiainspg S'' round @ u} Horn. '.
Smith Smith q T,sa y sha.!uek 90 Tack ys Jo.ss ist
msich sys; Lo,ssh. Phillip b. & LmeSfg:r.
WMsTr,. First round. winner or preliminary match ~
of .Ss.I !'spG -
Of y W! round winner of preliminary match "
winner of c AssD.
The sun., 1891-06-03
P,Geo. Match for B,g Money.

Edgar Gibbs Murphy Of this city and Capt Albert W
Money OF England Will shoot at hundred birds each
for . cup valued at S2hUo. at Hollywood n. J.. on
Thursday, June T. on the Arrival OF the Has A. NJ
train from the foot OF Liberty street Central Railroad
OF New jersey. Mr., Murphy is New roYks crack shot
and Capt Money "a one q tho es,t shots a. GnIl.pd
whsn % hs s,.nds up asains' MURPHY M 9. Dslmonice
The est,ins on The race 70 even money and take your
plok large amount OF money hes been wAsgsd.
The sun., 1891-06-03
WHY Mr.. BRAASCH IS GRATEFUL
He Says Doctors Mccoy and WlIdman
Restored Him to Health.

Mr.. william C. r. Brsasch 10 truck and wagon builAeH
His place of business at !Od and st Water ths
citv, anu hc lives At elh Hnshwiek av, Brookyh In
taking reporter about himself recently he aaide
In March caught bad cold iconshsd crest deal
My head stopped up could not rest st night and my
appetite failed me. had pain. IN my head ever the
temples and acrosa the iehend ny hearing vas 81
fectrd And had sharp shooting pains In my ohsee
Ny breath came with wheeyinr, whaling SQUAD -
though was drawing It through sponge
The sun., 1891-06-03
Meeting or the Long Island whee,men.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Long Island
wheelmen was held last evening at their club house
l,2sl Bedford avenue, There was large attendance
of members present The club endorsed the project of
the park bicycle parade. and decided to notify each
member individually OF the event Tho club expects
have 100 men in line. A reception commit ID
pointed 10 keen open house on the evening after the
parade and entertain the visiting whee men.
The llagerstown meet party will In all probability
number tW opty-hve cant Alden expects 10 have nj
teen men In Tie century run on June ~
The sun., 1891-06-03

Tho event of the week is the Pimico Stakes
OF 81, 500. for 2:S0 trotters which comes first
Tomorrow, There are fourteen horses en-
are not likey to start or the rest. there are
such good ones as Tom Hamilton. who won
Seven. who has been a consistent performer
with c. i; I.amingcr. Happy Bee. Clay King
Yorker. Norris n. AMI other speedy young
trotters. The 2:32 and 2:22 classes are also
on for tho second day. with large fields in
each,
The sun., 1891-06-03
Meeting or.A Brooklyn HANDLERS.

The Brooklyn Rambers hold their regular monthly
meeting last evening At their headquarters the
Fountain House on Fatbush avenue President Msllor
read the Invitation OF the committee In charge OF tho
wheolmen's nxture
Ry unanimous vots of the club It was decided to
send hora wreath TO the parents of William Usher
the bicyclst who ed in Prospect PARK Monday
nnd number OF club members will attend
the young mans funeral he WAS not y member Of the
HANDLERS
Regarding the intercub race parade. 1t was decided
not TO participate