Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-18

One-mile safety, open-W. q. Milliken, Balti-
more &C; W. 7. Ellis, Invincible Road c. O.;
h D. Arnold, MAC; C. Ford Seely, MAO;
J. N. White: Baltimore CO; l. W. Cox, st.
Louis {. G.; Bert Harding, St Louis CO; 9; q;
n. Draper, AC.s.N.; W. F. Murphy, NY.A.C.,
Roy Keaton, Lincoln G. O.; ". g. harmon,
zig-Zag CO; E. o. Nelson, Springfield B. O.;
Charles W. Dontge, Buffalo A.C.; F. N. Her
Q. Barker, MAG; ?: J: Berlo, MAC: George
T. Taylor, MAC; n. Van sicklen, Chicago q.
| G.; l.. D. Munger, Chicago G. c.; G. o. Barrett,
| Chicago &C; F. c. Graves, Springfield B. O.. /;
A: J. Doetscham, Nyack @. G.; George c. Smith,
r e H1 Wheelrnen; {; N, Murphy; Kew;
| VAC; W. W. Axis, PAW. and AO.S.N.
One-mile safety, District of Columbia-W. T.
| Ellis, Invincfble Road Club; W. F. Sims Y. NJ
| CA; E. B. Terry, Crescent Wheelmen, John T.
Mount, Capitol B. c.; W. H. Ward, Y.M.C.A.;
Victor E. Warkins, Crescent Century Wheelmen.
| SECOND DAY, JULY 20.
One-mile safety CS-mile class), open-George
Fitzsimmons, Greensboro, c. c.; Henry Wolfe,
Atlanta B. c.; W. 7. Ellis, Invincible Road
Club; Charles E. johnson, Hagerstown B. c.;
T. 81. Lofand, Warren A. e.; Charles e. BAIL,
Quaker City wheelmen; Clifford Greenman,
John T. Mount, Capitol G. c.; W. Harry Ward,
7. NJ. C. A.; William H Penseyres, Buffalo A.
O.; B. Biggs, A. ]. Doetschman, John B. Corse,
Secure Cycle.
Half-mile ordinary, L. A. ". championship
Munger, Chicago c. O.; G. v. Barrett Chicago
@. c.; Edward II. Mclaughlin, q. @. Wheel
| mon.
Two-mile safety handicap, open-George
Fitzsimmons. Greensboro c. c.; Albert NJ.
c.; W. T. Ellis, Invincible Road Club; ].
E. Geigan, Baltimore c. O.. Charles 7. John
| son, Hagerstown B. c.; H B. Arnold, M. A. c.;
| c. Ford Seely, NJ. A. c.; Edward z. Oapp,
Arlington Wheelmen; W. Marmon: Zig-Zag G.
g.; W. F. simms, Y; N; c. A; J. NJ. White,
J. W. Cox, st. Louis O. c.; Bert Harding, st.
Louis G. c.; 2. Il. Lofand, Warren A. c.; H.
c. Tyler. F. G. Mcdonald, Kings County Wheel
men; E. P. Burnham, Newton B. c.; George n.
Shanan, Prospect Wheelmen; John Il. Draper,
c; Greenman; W; Harry Wood, Y. NJ; G. A;
Lincoln C. C.; Ed A. Nelson, Springfield B. O.;
William II. Penseyres, Buffalo A. c.; c. A.
pontgs, Buffalo A. O.; II. G. Wheeler, n. A. c.;
F. N. Herman, N. A. c.; George A. Baker, NJ.
A; g.; P. J: Berlo, NJ. A. G.; George F. Taylor,
L. D. Munger, Chicago C. O.; l. B. Adams,
Chicago G. c.; q. v. Barrett, Chicago @. c.;
A. Beggs, Chicago C. c.; A. 7. Haywood, F. C.
Graves Springfield B. G.; A. G. Doetscham, P.
h. Bowman, George G. Smith, Riverside Wheel
uots " murphy, n ". WueelInen; "A. ID.
Rich, Riverside Wheelmen; Il. Smyth, N. Y.
A. c.; II. Bilyeen, P. A W.; W. Taxis, P. A.. W.
and A. @. g.; ]. B. Corse Secure Cycle; Lewis
Geyler, Century whselmen.
Quarter-mile safety, L. A. W. championship
b. B. Arnold, NJ. A. c.; B. Il; Loh.nd, Warren
Wheeler, NJ. A. c.; c. K. Barrett, ChicagoO O. c.;
w. H. Mlliken. Baltimore G. c.; W. II. Tsxis,
| P. A. W. and A. c. 8. NJ; Harry Martin, A. P.
Wheelmen; G: c. Barber, N. A. G.; L. D. Nun
ger, Chicago C. c.
One-mile safety team, OPEN. M. White,
Baltimore G. C.: g. v. Barrett, Chicago G. O.;
l: D. Munger, Chicago G. c.; H. Van sicklen,
Chicago @. c.; b. C. Tyler, Springfield c. c.;
E. o. Nelson, Springfield 9. g.; F. G. GRAMS,
Springfield c. c.; Charles W. Dontge. Buffalo
A. O.; William Il. Penseyers, Buffalo A. Q.
One-miie safety, L. A: W. championship.
H. LoHand, Warren A. c.; W. +. Murphy, NY.
Dontge. Buffalo A. O.; George F. Taylor, NJ. A.
| c.; L. D. Munger, Chicago G. O.; G.. V. Bar
rett, Chicago c. O.; ". W. Tsxis, P. A. ". and
A. O. 9. n; W. G. Marmon, zis-zag c. c.; H.
One-mile ordinary, open-H. 9. Tyler, Chas.
E. Babe, Quaker City Wheelmen; w. f. Murphy,
n. Y. C. c.; L. D. Munger, Chicago @. c.; d.
'. Barrett, CO; John Il. Draper, r. 9. Graves,
springaeld B: O.; George B. Smith, Riversids
Rich, Riverside wheelmen; HoylAnd Smith, N
Y. A. c.; b. Bilyen, p. A. W.; W. ". Tsxis, p.
A. W. and A. C. 8. N; N. H. Van sicklen, Chi
cago c. O., and A. J. Dostschman.
One-mile tandem, L. A. ". championship
Q. G.; VIM: b. Penseyres, Buffalo A O.; L. D.
Munger, Chicago @. O; G. Y. Barrett, Chicago
G. O.; Louis Geyler. Century Wheelmen; s. b.
Bowman, Elizabeth A. c.; II. 8. Saitonstall,
Elizabeth A O.; c. B. Dontge, B. @
championship-w. Harry Ward, Y. NJ C. A.; W.
T. Robertson, Arlington Wheelmen.
SOME PROMINENT RACERS.
Some Of the prominent racers from the states
New York-C ". Donntge, c. G. Smith, G.
A Banker, W. 9. Campbell and W. q. PEN
Msss.chusetss-a. F. Taylor, A. W. Porter,
D. Connolly, F. G. Graves, James Clark, P. J.
Berlo, A. Beers and A Mcdonald.
Connecdcut-C. 8. Stedman, II. Z. Arnold,
r. n. Herman, G. F. seeley.
Pennsyayania-w. ". Taxis and J. R. Hazel
ton.
New Jersey-H. c. Wheeler, H. G. Barreta.
81. =. Martin, W. ], Mooney, E. Mclaughlin,
h. l. Saltonstall and 8. B. Bowman.
nlinois-L. D. Munger and g. Z. Barrett
Missouri-A G. Harding, W. J. Oox and G.
Kinderwstter.
Kansas--w. R. Millison and A. J. Henley.
Ohio-A L. Baker and G. c. johnson.
| Mchigan-E- L. Rsichis, H. Cossitt and O.
Salisbury.
Wisconsin-W. @. Sawyer and r. T. Andrsr.
Maxyland-William Ha1land, ]. n. White and
W. 81. Millikin.
Indians-w. G. Marmon and Eve. Hunter.
GREAT DAY TOMORROW.
Tomorrow Will Be the most eventful day Of
the meet The first evont win be the grand
parade, which viii start from the Capitol ct 10
| O'Clock, passing along Pennsylvania avenue in
review before President Harrison. In the line
win be the officers Of the league, numerous
cycle clubs from al sections - well g the
local division and the military cycle corps.
The parade VIII be on the streets In all
probability for about one hour a. will disbond
q tn base Of the Washington monument, where
the Photograph vii be taken.
In the afternoon the races win be bald on the