The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-15

rioer, fulfilled the duties OF starter. The
track never was In better condition foI
fast time and a large crowd of persons,
among whom are many OF the fastest
riders in the world. are in
attendance watching the events.
aud eagerly waiting the appearance OF
Willie Windle, the wonder OF the nine
teenth century, Berlo. who enjoys rec
orl of 2:iC; ConnelIS, Rands and Scott.
Windle is in magnific mt form and will
probably make his appearance upon the
track 10 give an exhibition mile about
O'Clock. The music of the Phenix Cor
net Band is excellent and special selec-
tions will be rendered for the occasion.
The committee in charge of the tourns-
ment are: Reception, George Bussell,
+. +. Potter, III. G. Deering and w. A.
Bowen; racing, Allen McNab. Jr., 4. j..
Campbell, ". A. Potter and j. Howard
Burdick: press and advertising, Il. G..
Nichols, w. H. Bowen, l.. III. Allen and
c. II. Potter, Jr They have been busy
all the morning, and in connection with
the committees on transportation, track
and grounds aud refreshments are max
ing every one comfortable and perfectly
at home.
The official list OF events and prizes in
full is: One mile safety, novice-Eirst
prize, gold medal with pearl setting;
second prize, silver medal with garnet
setting.
One mile safety, (open)-First prize,
easy chair, oak, upholst tered in leather;
second prize, silk umbrella
One mile safety. Kent County, cham
pionship-Flrst prize, silver cup, gold
lined, presented by the Pope Manufactur-
ing Company; second prize. silver medal.
Two mile safety handicap-First prize,
gold watch second. French clock; third,
one dozen cabinets.
Half mile safety. boys-First prize, gold
medal; secodd, silver medal.
Jhree-mlle CLUB team safety-First
prize, banquet lamp; second, pneumatic
pump.
One-mile safety, $40 class-First prize,
gold-headed cone; second, revolver.
One-mile safety, State championship
First prize, gold medal; second, sill liver
medal.
One mile race between bicycle and trot-
ting horse, j. II. H.. owned by Philip
Clark, PheniX-A gold stop-waUch
The full list OF the tournament officials
is: G. |. Campbell. PROVIDENCE, starter;
George l.. Cook, chief consul, X. /. divis-
ion, L. A. w referee; II. l.. Perkins, III.
7. Campbell and G. Prescott knight,
judges; Henry. Goodman, Hartford,
Conn.,, official handicapper; ID. +. Null
vey, X. A. 5. Reoch and h. w. Potter,
scorers; l.. III. Allen, clerk Of course; &.
II. Potter, Jr., and +. G. Nichoias. as
sistants; w. A Lewis, +. Whitford and
w. G. Kenyon, umpires.
The officers of the club recently ap-
pointed are: George Russell, president;
Walter II. Nichols. vice PRESIDENT; &. IL.
Potter, Jr., treasurer; Fred &. Nichols,
captain; Daniel Gallagher, first iieuten-
ant aud Samuel Harrison, second lieu
tenant.
The members are L. II. Allen, w. A.
Bowen, ID. Barney, III. Black Jr., q. c.
Bowen, 4. X. Greene, +. f. Hathaway,
$: w. Hines, 4 Leclere, II. p. knight, J.
mings, J. Carlin, j. +. Deering, Il. Deer
ing, II. G.. Deering, ID. Edward Dugan,
}. J. Foley, q. Frace, "A. McNab. Jr., W.
n. Nicholas, w. A. Potter. ID. Towle. A.
G. Walker, G. l.. Waterhouse, j. w hit
taker, G.. A. Young. A. Yorston, Jr., and
Charles +. Young.