Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

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they were members OF
the Farmers Alliance.
The roadsare unusually
dnstv now mud for that ransom the wbee,men
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anu lar between. tomorrow, however,
several of the clubs will brave the weather
and the roads and make trips through
the country To soma nleasant rssorts
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"'n 40 many pneuih"'ic-ureo "heeis among
the ciuD members, dry-road riding Is made
comparatively easy. III Is much dl1erent now
than Wnen all soma tlres were IN use ana tne
CONDITION OF the roads makes much less differ
ence than II did Formerly. lne ROADS leading
east through the watermelon secuon nave peen
worse than tnose IN o'ner sections ana the con-
sequence Is that severaf watermelon runs were
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.ra hnos,;n ;ns. no~ Ino nnn.,,",n, ~ 80
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iN"H' piiNe' ".i'ns VIC Ainis'oh i"oe ineo'
gave the scorchers an idea that they we're at
the mead OF the racers, and they are extremely
anxious for another meet IN order to again
score another such victory Nine prizes were
captured by the members OF the Columbus, in
GLIDING the team prize. a handsome silver
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at the club house. In the one-mile novice race
the prize was gold watch, which is now being
worn by Mr. j. Z. Wood who has made such a
good racing record this season.
In order to give these racers another oppor-
.unlty 10 snow themselves arrangements are
Grounds dnr;u, a.. .narr q. WY ,ho racas a.
follow the games of the Y. nj. G. A, To that end
a committee composed of Messrs. Ellis. Wood,
Jose and Stlnemetz has been appointed to make
w. .o' sa,;, ls rs em n't
w. prns;Ias Y, WY 'iuo ~ eu"y niens
49,. . Pio'i9eu anu ,na'.ers Oh
i. . 10 lhe cI'io were olsc usseo. among
49, ,rSo.h .nthss uisru'Seu was tne QUESTION ol
heroio pio,en. iora a sas Sui'aoie AZ. 40.
yIio oiuo vi NOV anu "ne'ner OF hot INC
pes. Lhteres.s OF .ne organization required the
-. a ~ nou'e Al '1e oi'y' ou' no "o'ion "aS
1AAen 'nereon.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
An election to I'LL several vacancies resulted
in the selection of the following: Samuel Slime
metz. nresident Georce p French treaure.
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Y % ho' Siiiion.. corresponding secretary; n.
I -u@eon, nnahcIii secreeary' W. y. ho"en-
slein, rec0roinS secretary;
lieut. Iohy AIaerson mas CAMEO ciuo run
Ior ,omorro" 70 Dlchey 8, tne start 10 De made
.. Ocioch taoni the residence Oh treasurer
french No. avg street
apt. narvey oou.hwlck ana MI. Charles
Eel. "re spehoii's ten Gays a' harpers
ie.iy'
, A communication has been received from the
. Nentaur ofclhs oiuD OF baitiniore .hankins
~. .he ooluinp-as Ior cour.esies eN'ended curing
'ne recent meet ana expressing nope 10 Dc
able 70 reclprocate In the near future.
FoUR-HUNDRED-MI1E RUN.
The cycling event of the season has been an
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'Iuo. IL Is the thirteenth annual tour OF the
club and large attendance is promised. The
party will leave here next Saturday afternoon
and will be on the road ten days, riding through
the beautiful and historic Shenandoah valley, q
distance of 400 miles. The program of the
trip, as announced by Capt. Macdaniel, is as
follows:
Saturday, September 3-Leave Washington
II 30 D. m, R. and d. RR
Sunday, September ARRIVE at Lynchburg.
Va, $50 a. m. breakfast; leave Lynchburg IS
am, n. and W. Rk; arrive Bedford City $50
an wneei 70 LesAs o, o''es. ~ lnnes' ON
Nonddv Sents,nbsr - To Rncb.ro, .,.v.r
miles. dinner; to Natural Bridge, twelve miles.
supper. lodging and breakfast at Forest Inn.
Tuesday, September 6-To Lexington, eight
cen miles, dinner; to Staunton, thirty-six miles,
supper, lodging and breakfast, at KAlorama
House.
Wednesday, September ITO Harrisonburg,
twenty-six miles, dinner; to New Market eight
cen miles, supper, lodging and breakfast at
Central House.
thursday, September $40 Strausburg,
,1iIn s me, I iadn;r " " ha,s' ."en.y
Lncy Williams,
Friday, September 9-To Capon Bridge, ".
Va. twenty miles, dinner; to Romney, twenty
miles, supper, lodging and breakfast.
Saturday, September lo-Io Cumberland,
Md, thirty miles; dinner; to Flint Stone, twelve
miles, supper, lodging and breakfast
Sunday, september Ito Hancock, twenty
eight miles, oinher; 10 nagerstown, twenty-slx
miles, supper, lodging and breakfast at the
Hotel Hamilton.
Monday, september TO frecerick. twenty
seven mics, dinner; to Edseviiie, fourteen
males. supper, lodging and breakfast at Mel
sons
Tuesday, September lS-To Brookville, nine
teen miles, DINNER; to Washington, twenty-one
miles.
THE CAPITAL CLUB.
There has not been q run of the Capital Club
,or corrIo ., vea.. hsc.n.. =, tho cora;,ion
LUZ 0ouPe VI "eoH' oo0"u'0 Vi 'ue 'ono
OF the roads, and also because OF the absence
from the city Of so many members.
Mr.. John I. Mount will go to Buffalo in q few