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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
Flu 81 publis' ed in the ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR April IS, 1891
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Case NO. G,S2o.
The Conkle Mortgage Company VS. william
Il. Fispnbauer. Kate q. lisenhnueT. The
Abilene Ma 'iOnal Bank, ID. IL. Abbo and
X. Elwoud,
Under aud by virtue Of an order OF sale
issued by the CLERK at The District curt OF
t'eS'h Judi la Dirtrict, witt in and tor
Dickinson county, htnte OF kantas, IN the
hbove ntlusrl case, and 10 NE directed and
deliv red viii on
Monday, May Is, A, D., 1893,
at 10 O'Clock A. IN. of aid day, at tn" front
door Of tn court house. In Ihg city Of Abb
lene. Dickinson county, state OF Kanssa,
without apprat-em mt, II 10 the highest
bidder for each e. hand, thu following de-
9 ribbed real estate, To wits
Al OF secti n number Nineteen 40 IN
own, hipel ven (l) srnth OF range one ~
sast nj the -ixih Tincinal meridian, In
ID ckiuson county, siai" Off in'Hs
The Atid rrfi ESTATE wi hn .Old pursuant
TO the So igment OF this Court In said cause,
Tccited In ssid order OF sale.
illness my hand this 18th day OF April,
1888 j s. SMITH,
sheriff OF Dickinson county, Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

AS an example of deathbed repent
ance the action Of the Matteson party
In securing an order to dispose of =
part OF the city's money at the last
meeting of three years administra
tion, during all of which the money has
been paying the city no interest, Is
something unique.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Secretary Morton has invented u
new criminal term: sublime larceny
He says there are some kinds of steal
Ing so much ahead Of petty or grand
larceny that no other term will describe
than,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Judge Humphrey has less use for
Populist principles every year. His
letter to Judge Horton is more sever
on them than was his letter OF accept.
ance Of the nomination for Judge.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

South Carolina is going into the
liquor business itself and will sell
whisky and beer az the government
does postage stamps. Now those
persons who are always claiming that
II pure liquors only were sold there
would be decrease Ia drunkenness
will have an opportunity to test their
theory.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

The postal authorities are after +
Vandenburg, the Leavenen worth Bus
mess college man, who never pays hi
newspaper bills. They should land
him In the pen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

There are no flies on the "younP
crowd" in Abilene. J. L. Nisslry, thu
mayor elect, Is the youngest man ever
elected to the position In the city. lie
is but 20 years OF age.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

The Leavenworth Times thinks that
the thieves who stole eleven 40 pound
tubs OF butter from the Hope creamery
will have to hustle to get bread enough
to spread IL on.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

The Kansas Mutual Life INSURANCE
company and the Shawnee Fire Insur.
ance company are also "vindicated'
and both institutions are a credit to
the State and the city.-[Topeka Capi
faI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Some people do not know enough
10 realize when they are licked. Thu
Monitor says that the Abilene cit
election "repudiated republlcanism. -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
tFiTst published In the aDILFEE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR April 70. 1891
Publication Notice.
IN TIE Distri Court OF Dickinson County,
Kansas.
Jno. D. Anderson, plaintiff.
VS..

Berry Bros. Mercantile Co., defendants.
To Berry Bior. NJ reRntllv co..
You are hereby notified hat on the 10Th
day Of April, 1871, tn" plaintin, Jno. B Al
dof-on, oomin.nced al action against you
10 the District Court OF i'ieklns1n county,
anpas, hileging hat an the 23t day OF APP II
leo, o. \. URksfer and W. Y. Unks or, her
husband, executed snd delivered ~ gu
their mortgage decd 10 tho northeast quar-
TER OF sscii n 81, iwnshp IL, rang" =, tn.t
g. D,csii son cUun' y, Kan US - secure tho
pnympni OF the sum NJ ta30.So, ihAt said
nun has b gu fully paid bu, hti no -Htisfic
ton Of record has bean male l"u ere
further not dad that unless on appear ann
an War the said pstittpn on or betore ne
27th day OF May, ISIS said p tiiion will b.
taken as trur aud ludsm rendered axain-t
GU quieting tine title OF he said plainl ID To
the II Iresaid land and n decree INT red eau
ceiling the said mortgage OF record.
JNp x. HEssIN.
Attsu, Attorney Tor the PlaintIH.
ii4AG5.sSs.)t,.asSs III 5sNA Hr'S
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Some one has stolen Jerry Simpson,
bicycle. Now II his wife's diamonds
should be taken how sad 1t would be-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
sUBsCRIPTioN RATES.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1893.

Cleveland's rules are like cheap
watches sometimes they go and some
times they don't.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

LINCOLN, Neh, April l2-Fire to-day
destroyed the Bohanin livery stable
with thirty-two horses and thirty-eight
head OF blooded Holsteln cattle, High
winds carried the flames TO adjoining
buildings and five in all were destroyed
The loss on buildings is not over $4,000,
but the horses were valuable.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
The Lone postninster.

WASHINGTON, April l2,-Kansas drew
one little fourth class postmaster this
morning, r. L. Miller being appointed
at Galesburg, in Neosho coun4t " a.
A tAoallat ,asss,AL tseSss..eluA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

ANONYMOUS communications will reo~iv,
no attention. Names mnst accompany all
articles not necessarily for publication Nui
that we may know who are our contributors.
dispatches, attended for publication, should
be addressed 20 THE RErLnOTOR and all com
munioations upon business, including r"-
ulittanoss, Advertisements and ordorr,
should be addressed TO
THE REFLECTOR PUBLISHING 90.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
Monday. NAV Is. A. D.. 1893.

At 10 O'Clock n. M. of s,tid day, Rt the front
'or Of the court house. in the city Of Ant
lene, Dickirron q unity. state OF kH"sas,
without apptHis mett, sell to the hg1rst
idd-r for cash In han :, this I, allowing de.
scr, he'd real etbt", to.wit:
rhe south half ~ IN northwest quarter OF
ection number two (2), In trwn-hip mum.
b"t tw I've (i2), siuth ~ ranse thr' 9 ,3), 'a,t
Il the sixth pTtu"i a. merititn In DIckin
on county, sirte Of ausaa,
The aid real estars VIII ba sold pursuant
to the judgment 80 the couit In said eau q
ecitrd H. said o der ~ sR".
Witness M hand thu, I2lh day Of April,
1893. j. : SMITH,
sherlff OF Dickinson County, kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13

Texas house of representatives passed
the hill for the protection of employees.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
" rat published In the ABILESe WEEKLY
REFLECTOR april u. 1891
Sheriff's Sale.

The Travellers Insurance Com many va. Sam
u-l DriCker, executor OF the lat vi aud
testament OF Isaac V. Lantz dec n-ed
En- IA Ellen 10. ger, JIhr T.. nntz and
SarHh Bttkl"y, h 1 r-At-llw at lsWc V,
La az, drcCas ''u A bert y. La IL, minor
h irOf I-UAcN. Lintz, cc'ts"i aud ~.
A. snider, gu rI.' OF Albrrt Laniz,
miuor hri Ut I .nac V. Luntz, deceds Il.
Under a, 4 by virtue of al Utd of sale
issued ~ the cletk ~ th' District Court Ot
tn eighth jnIicial di trict, within aid for
Dtrktns u county, state OF Kansas, In the
hOov, entttl case, aud to ms dir cted and
lu.lYerrh. l viii on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
rnLEFHoHn.

Editorial W
orders for delivery OF THE DAILY RE
vLnoToR 20 either residence or place OF bust
meas may be made by postal card or throug'
telephone No 40. Any irroyularity in de
livery should be Immediately reported 4
this once 90T BROAD way.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
RICHARD WAXING. Business Manager

Eutered for transmission through tho Uni.
ted States Mails az second class matter, At the
postofioe in Abilene, Dickinson county, Kan
sas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
First Published in the ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR, April IS 1898
Sheriff s Sale.


A. W. Rice, Trustee. vs.. W. l.. simmons, q
II LIB ID, John NJ. Fisher md T.. A.
Iierbst, lat. 90 partners NJ LebOld, Fish
JohntE, rs lnee OF Lehiid, Fisher aud
Company, bankrupt, j In .lOhntz, A.
RiRnte ~ u. n L. bolt, bnkrupt, nud
G .urSs A. Rogers, rpcrivrr OF tie Fist
National Hank OF Abilene, Kansas
Under and y rtue of an order o. sale
i-.u"d by the uierk OF the nj trlot O uJt OF
tue 6th Judicial DtsiTct, WI hin and Tor
ID ckinsun o"uniy, 'ta'e OF khn-a4, IL IN.
delivered, l will I'm
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
KANsAa roWNh aoYE.

the sanitary conGIv7oi OF Neu IurN
city Is reported unusually bad. The
slsetk. Assn siDswl.AttsrashS " w,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-04-13
Monday. May 10, A. D., 1898,

at 10 o'c ock a. m Of ,R'd dav, at the front
hoOr Il tn. court house III the "itN OF All.
len, Dickinson county, state ~ Kansas,
wi bout apprustmrni, g. II u the highest
bidder for cash Ia hand, the following de-
scribed real estate towit'
Lot number one "a In tho no IN ~ quar-
ter Of section number twenty Fix (su) and
lnts number seven (7)HLd eight 49, In the
3 iuth Rsf quarter of section nu 'nber TWEEN
" three (-d), ali In township numhrr tnir
teen (l3l, ruth OF range number one ~. east
OF the sixth prinelpal m 'ridlAn, containing
one nun ired and forty-ssven an acres, In
Dickinson county, stute OF kansns
Tha said real estat" Will no sold pursuant
TO On" Judgment OF the court IN said cause
recit'd In aid rdeT of -nlr,
witness my hand this l2th day Of April,
1893 j. =. SMITH,
Sheriff OF Dickinson county, Kunsa',
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19

Keller may roll with the champion spartsnS
The Jonah have decided to hold ladies' the last
Tuesday or every month
Paulson denies that he viii roll with the Orch ards
Fidelias. " "
President Boehm OF the Academy tournament ha,
sem notice to secretary King to cal meeting but as
yet the latter has failed to do
inc tidelias are anxious to have Geries roll the
team me latter. however, prefers bowling with the
Alalhhtas. but should the Brooklyn club resign from
with The local club.
meeting of the Athletic Bowling League was sch ed
ued Tor . O'Clock yesterday afternoon ut tho Aston
mousS As not enough members appeared TO make tho
meeting an object II was pOsIpnned meet Monday.
will be eected.
The Cyclones OF Harlem VIII begin their third season
uhusI bright prospects They lave decided tn MAKE
hpnicAIIoh Tor membership in the Academy touTna.
uuen'; Iher olctrs are; President, W. Fr,ur. Jr.:
nlce,F esdent J. 5. Chase; Secretary Edward Wshr-
NM treasurer g. StAIp; "a ':an. B"ett!er
the orchards have been practising for several weeks
lhe Achl.Ierbund alleys aud are now good trln
ipr ,he alneIent tournaments Al recent meeting
tam, Ihepdure limpe; yIcr,Presiient A. Bullwuhei:
Secretary. Herman schwerin, Treasurer J, hrusGapp
The coming season will md tho ,Othams ~ strong
hauAhs, VIII rOi with the GntRams both local tour
namtnts which VIII strengthen Tho team The Follow.
ing onIcers have been esctet: Pres dent j. Dame
Iel-er hce-President. Theodore JOnausmryer; serre
hry theodore W ostertAg; treasurer. George scLeuk
Captain Carl BoetIJer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19
nzuNe FEATURES AT LAroxlA.
Five Fsvorites Be.teu-Hsr>y Duuhana ant
Hts Horses Ruled OF

crcrrylTi Sept 1s-The talent were slaughtered to-
dsy only favorite In ak landing purses The
weather was nne and the track fast II. b Durham.
who has national reputation a. trainer. was ruled
on the track to-day with all his horses for suspicious
running Of OF his horses Rock LRidey in the SEQ
ond race Saturday
Eight started in the nrst race At seven furlongs
Henry Jenkns closed an to tavorite but he failed
to ret aplaoe vida, gs Pertin,l at eto won easily
by two lenEtha The to ! chance say On beat White
Nose tor the place Time 800
Ida rick wick fAvorito at to 10 In the second
at mile. but she could never catch the to
chance sister Mary. % derkns) the latter beating
Drane was poor third.
Tonga and Golden Hope 1903 (Thorne) at 10 proved
good enough TO win by two lengths. Destroy came
second. length before Confidence the favorte Time
Eight twoysarolds ran in the fourth race four and
q half furionRs. with GRnelOn the tAvorite at alto
The Il to shot Lehman lO7 fireman. won by two
on the favorte. Time. 1854
The first half OF the maiden two.yehr-old dash OF
hve furongs with six starters was won easily by tho
TO chance Miss L. loo !Perkinp! Maryland second
. half length in front of Jim Henry. The favorite
Gratz HAnley. came In NTH. Time, u3h
Nine started in the last section OF this race The
to 8 favorite Anbi lo3 tNeuxN on easily by three
lenGths while Little Miss beat Mate two lengths for
second place. Time 1854
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19
Gossip OF the King.

Warren Lewis is thinking OF sending to England for
| bott,
Charley johnson, John I sulI.yap's ola baekeh says
Mike Leonard wants to night Stanton Abbot, eish. or
| ommodate him,
Billy Hennessy. the trainer of Billy Smith. to
purse Is o.4e S" IN 'A' country
1t is said that the steve oDonnelt George Godfrey
Consy Island a. {. next month. p'A'' ~ NV
George sidaons wants to night Morgan Crowther tho
or olympic e. or New orIeans the '0A'' ''AAa
Johnny GIiHn. who was have fought George John.
e Hn Win any Isspoand man IN Amsrca W Gun
aapy Barnett says ma be /. 10
1870 pounds the winner Of the Burg, Leonard CON
| test at the came weight
Nike Haley and Hughey Napier accompanied by
sieve o Donneil. have arr cd Al New orleans Napgr
Olympic = { for ss'"oo purse "''1' ~ 'A'
Marshal q ne elsvs, sCsT.d feather Weight %
Ienge the winner OF the niXonSmith contest.
Ssy the VINO a1sS @
VII FL Sns s Tux 'cS
Harry PHI fe n welknown sporting man of New Or
Leans who short ttme afo made an osg to back Bob
reporter yesterday that his offer stu opcn
,hs lie h"se.r OF EpC jazz 70 TIA g
WI nee 20, p ,s at TX srS "Gs o,nise At
in Lonlon, writes that lie viii shortly 10 ihis
country win Martin Denny and challenge Jack Me.
Auiie sluce the laters match Will jimmy Carroll rs
apparently oil.
stanton Abbott has received word from the Olympic
A. e. OF New orleans to tho eject that they viii take
his match with Bowen and pull u on in their arena.
Abbott has agreed and The night Will certainly taks
place during lie third week or November for S3 900
purse.
BILLY Edwards told suS reporter yesterday that he
had Just received the following subscriptions Tor the
suffering Duuney Harris: TeH dollars from Ar Cook
Of rrook IN Tue sacLampi,n sktlte pays.: So from
d NJ, 81 from II. Groom Of Brooklyn 81 from e Old
1Om.' and % cents from &. =, New York.
AuANTIC CRY. sept IL --GcuIge, alias Nut IIagan,
the middle weight pugiSI, and Ia ID McIrdc Wei.
known Philadelphia spnrtiug AN. fought three
rounds at south Atlantic Guy sunday afternoon The
night MAS 70 settle personal mater bstwesn the two
men and Mcbride, VINO weighs but ~ pouuus de-
feated his big Cpl Onent Tue nght kept . secret
aud only = few spectators were pTessnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19
Current Football Goss,p.

Lea will play tackle for Princeton instead of behind
the line
After this week Capt Hnkey win have tho candi-
dates for the Yale team work At New Haven
Preparatory schools all over the country enRag-
ing college graduates to coach their eeyens
The nrst game of football to be played under inter.
collegiate rules took place sunday last at Woolsey
city and the Oriental Football Club OF Astoria Tho
work OF the Union boys was particularly notice
able. O'Connor and keegan did some good individual
playing Tho score: dominican Union. 10 points: ORR
entails, ..
wEsr PoISr Sept. ls-Under the tutorship of Laurie
day. II is settled that the game with the naval
cadets viii take place at Annapolis the Saturday before
Thanksgiving Day Nov "a Ihe schedule Of the Other
opening game with the Volunteers of New York. Sept
30: Lafayette. oct Lehigh Un,yersity oct. a. AIM
Nov. =. and william College Nov II.
CARLIsLy. Sept l9.-Neyer were the prospects
brigh ter for good football team at Dick College,
number of last years team WILL OF course. be bAcE
and number OF promising players are to be In the
ranks of tho freshman Class. Pennington seminary
sends several OF her last years champion team and
Agement active and wide awake and hope TO see
the bird of vic DRY perch on many football nelds
Dickinson's banner during the coming season.
Tho Columbian Football team OF Brooklyn HAYS re-
their practice games a. Prospect Park they viii DO bet:
ter work in the ned than last year Tho team will
las pounds and will b. composed behind tho
line OF Laurie Laurtzsn, Lnth Emerson. and Jack
back; Mat Mollison and Ed Roberts. quarter backs
The line will contain l. Corlett right guard: I'd Arm
strong left guard SussnR. centres Jim Wier and VIA
lawson. tackles. and McCord and William Greene.
aging Ar pounds. Address Charles l. Busslng, 1910
Lafayette avenue Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19

F.K.-Ths pitcher should wait for the base runner
10 FIRST base. Under the conditions name
the base runner would not be out
looks u still another pitcher may be signed by
New York before another year Baldwin. Petty. and
German have all taken drop in their work.
First and second places In the League race are al.
ready settled cleveland may take third place
away from Philadelphia. and Chicago may pass BAIT.
more. New York and Brooklyn will probably remain
where they are now.
Marshall r. wilder saws something shsuld be done to
atop the abuse Of umpres by both players and speet
tors in various League cities He says the star eranks
should refrain from making criticisms during games
and includes himself among the number.
PtrrsBuRGR. Sept. 1a-This week the National League
will have paid the last dollar OF the s32OOO through
which bought ont the Association uos and restored
baseball at Indian polls in the winter OF 1892
This Indebtedness had be met by the levyng OF 10
the receipts OF all the games payoi on the
home grounds Of tho different cnbs COR posing the
League Pittsburgh has ntrbnted more than s2oo 900
the cancellation of this debt, great deal than
has been paid by any other club in the League over
90 900 Of this paid last season. and the remainder
up to date Of this season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19
DAVIES GOES TO COLLEGE,
And Treasurer TaIcott Says Few Thiags
About Local Baseball.

About Local baseball.
Treasurer Talcott OF tho New York Club arrived homo
from two weeks sojourn At Lake George on Sunday.
when Sun reporter yesterday he was in close
confsb with Pitcher George Davies of the New Yorks
davies wants 20 Chicago to begin his college
term" said he land have given permission for him
to leave providing he sends word to Manager Ward.
have received several letters from John since the team
went West. and feel satisfied with their work. It
must have been pretty good ball playing that won two
out OF three games In Cincinnati and from what
learn the team should have won two games instead OF
one In Cleveland.
"You can say that the club 10 well pleased with
the matters have turned out that Ward Will be
retained as manager and captain another year. The
club has also decided to strengthen the team H. 40
cording to Ward, It ia deemed necessary. We are
tho best policy. don't care to say ANYTHING about
possb bic changes the team leave that to Ward
but will that the club IL anxious TO provide local
patrons with winner for 1904
As far another series with the Brooeyns 10 con-
cernsd fail the necessity OF one. People do
inquire tho strength OF team single SERIES but
The record for tho entire season II New York beats
Brooklyn in the that means that team 10
superior to tho the bridge. and vice versa
The fact that Baltimore won nearly all OF the games in
are superior to Foutzs does 1T Not much. Still II
the want to have the games the grounds are At
their disposal but for my part think such seres
would not attract much attention on account OF tho
lnteness OF tho season"
Mr. Taleott accompanied By the following baseball
and Tartar" at Miners Newark theatre last night
Barnes, Davis Barnes. r. II. Halstead George An.
drea> W. Z. Gordon Henry Allen, and John Wallace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19
The Dutchman Won on = Foul.

The mile and one-half single scull between j.
E. ooms. the Dutch champion and winner of the
diamond souls at the Henley regatta last spring and
Edward Carney of the Institute Club of Newark. re-
suited unsatisfactory at Newark yesterday The men
took their positions shortly after $3.50 O'Clock. Max
Jury of the Eureka c. tho referee and when he
gave the word Carney got away at iuroqs pace
second ooms had the advantage. his boat hsing
over . length ahead of CArney'H when the word was
given. Carney got work well however. and soon
was wish tho Dutchman. The Newarker presently
a slight lead but tho end OF the first quarter
was plainly becoming pretty heavy while ooins was
rowing fresh and strong. little furt her on Carney
against oems's boat. foulins him ooms continued
rowing while Carney stopped. The race was awarded
to tho Dutchman on foul. No time was taken The
prize s25 medal. The race attracted consider.
able attention and several hundred
it. Ooms was clearly the better oArsman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-19
The Columbia A. c. DIsband,,

The Columbia A u of 1l6 East Seventeenth street.
which promised last season to become . prominent
factor in metropolitan athletics, followed the Man
haitian A. c. into oblivion last night Auctioneer James
silo sorted out the furniture early the day and
promptly knocked It down in small lots to the dealers
and residents of the district The club house was
closed some weeks ago but President Robert Conn er
planned at the time that there financial dlf.
Guilty the Board simply rcsortng to Spartan
10 freeze out an undesra0le esment HIS version or
received by the club. '-"'
OF TIE me- mbers. who placed implicit reliance on the
oMcal statement OF the clubs condition. Oulsidera
were also under the impression that the club had a
substantial balance on the right side. The Columbian
A C. games at Manhattan Field Labor Day 1872
melted handsome sum and II was thought that tho
cup had been run on n solvent bass in their new
Iuartet6 4 second set OF ganss was scheduled for
last Labor Day but the National Cycling Association
foreslhled the promoters in booking Manhattan Fie
and the anticipated nip in the clubs finances fel hat
treutors became so cAlnorous tina crisis could no
longer BIO avoided and the polished plate on ID door
ITO let; unfurnshed.n