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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
The asmeaa Cissess.

Editor Of THE CiukRs;
Your vigorous way Of stating the in.
formation ! gave You regarding the odors
at the university last term has opened a
breezy d." cushion. II was far from my
intsution ~ impute blame TO the author.
tiles OF the university. for ] know that
they have done everything In their power
to rectify the trouble % which Ispoke.
As Mr.. Meylert told you, they have had
the closets cleaned, aud have given Mr..
listers instructions TO see that the clo-
sets rscslve attention every day. They
will see 10 Il that no cause for complaint
arises 10 future IL daily cleansing will pro-
vent II.
But what shall be said Of q system
that within three months of its intro.
dnction cails forth ouch prosecutions,
when We also have evidence from Chicago
that similar complaints caused the sys-
TEN TO be condemned 10 that oity'
will state explicitly that on Nov. :
and the stencil In the little room used
40 Prof, RAmsAy's Office was no over
powerinR that 1 called his attention 10 u
- q menace 10 health. And whenever
entered that room and the heat Wa
turned on | noticed and complained Of
the same intense odor from the urinsl.
Again, on the came dates, and every
day that I taught, ! was nausestsd by
the focal odors 10 my recitation room,
hut notably on December 10, 70 and y,
when ! was hearing recitations In the
large hall and found the air from the
heater % offensive that ! could not en-
durs II long enough at q time 10 GET
warmed. On December u called Gov'
Stovsr's attention TO the ofisnse In thu
hail Just oeforo the public exercises.
tested the matter and found that
focal odors were borne TO the room by
the direct current OF heated air. j also
found that IL raised the window 10 seek
fresh air from that source, that could
not stand by the window on account Of
the offensive currsnt coming from the
cold or return register directly under
each window.
i \(,ecauss of such complaints the board
=, r..s0is have taken extra precautions
and Al. 6Sildins is now declared tree
! irssa any odcis Of the vaults.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04


an interested In thm question Ue
cause this cloec, system Ia IN our public
schools, aud I have four children attend.
ing those schools whoes health cansee
my anxiety. After my work al the
university duriog November aud Decem.
bef. l wss taken violently SICK, IN Dccem.
ber ~. aud DR.. Winslov feared tina,
typhoid fever would develop. l trace
that sickness directly To the foul air
which 1 brea,hed in my room q, that
building. aud Of which repeatedly com
planned 10 Prof. Ramsay, Who, having
lost the sense Of smell, could not talk.
notice % u.
Ny bret acquaintance with the Smead
sjstem was through n very sermon .ous
d'scu 's'on In Cleveland, Ohio. u few
years ago, when the board " health al.
tackled the Smesd closets ne the probable
cause OF terrible epidemic Of diph,her
which broke out among the school chi.
dr-n IN Est Cleveland, and in winch
epidemic q dear friend lost his oldest
boy.
My personal experience nov leads me
10 recall that controversy which resulted
10 the order To separate the closets from
the heating and ventilation Ne was order.
ed a, Chicago last May, and am made
very anxious lest . similar experience
awaits our schools.
| also recall 20 mind that ~ Hudson,
Ohio, whore the Smead closets were IN
the pnblio school. We had complaints
from our oslsasen OF fool sir. and our
personal VISITS 10 ID building confirmed
their complaints. and adcird the test
mOuy % the teachers 10 that oi The chi.
dren and our own nosep. THIS WAS after
the Cleveland trouble to which | refer
above.
TEe Ruttan system u heating and
ventilation, without the Suead system
ct closets, lie perhaps M near perfect NJ
poeaible TO day, but any direct passage
from room TO closet vault mnst be
dangerous II the closets arc not kept
perfectly clean, and the provisions made
Tor that purpose by the Smead plans dc
not seem sufficient.
Whether higher chimnsys ind metal
vaults will enable the university build
ing to pass the test u the future remains
To be seen.
But when the wind 10 the wrong way
or a window ~ opened and the return
draught TO the chimney is interiered
with, then the odor from the closets vii
Ueco,ne apparent unless the janitor ha,
given them his personal attention daily
Why we need such a source Of danger
IN our buildings in such n climate and
coil is q fair question. This ought tc
be discussed on tie merits, and moi
deranged into u matter OF persona
abuse.
They are the true friends OF the towr
who strive to keep Oh any possible evil
aud II We fear that any dagger 10 possible
TO our own or another's children ".
ought at least TO bring the matter for
ward to full and free discussion.
am sstisied that the university il al
right now, because Il is TO 10 CAREFUL,
guarded by watchful employees, my deeI
interest In the public schools and N,
pride in our admirable system urges N,
TO give my experience With the Smea,
closets, aud call FOR strict care iu il,
operation in the new buildings.
A. B. CRisTY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
l.aNs nm 90 l,aIr.

The following measures have become
law up To date aud are on tile in the Office
ot the territorial secretary:
ii. Is. No. 81, an act To provide for the
printing OF bills, rulea. reports, doou-
mept. eis. IN the Snanish Language.
II. b. No. Is, an set To provide for con.
tingent expenses Of the executive office
dnr,ng the i3j year.
ii. Is. No. los, an act To prohibit the
release from bonds Of delinquent public
oificiAls
Il. u. No. "a. an act appropriating
moneys 10 cover Deficiencies in the ex
penses OF the New Mexico cattle sanitary
board.
II. Is. No. %, an act preventing the
temporary use Of any horse, mule or other
animal without tue consent OF the own.
or.
Billie originating 10 the council, which
have up u date become Law are:
q. u. No. III, an act relating 10 the
qualifications % all public officers OF New
Mexico aud every county thereof.
Substitute TOR &. Is. No. O, an act 20
amend chapters - and II, Of the 10Th
legislative assembly aud TO presoribe the
qualification OF voters.
o. Ii. No. 4. an act 10 exempt from tai.
alton.
In addition 10 the above Joint resolu.
tons, memorials, etc, 70 the number Of
i've have been PASSED by the assembly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
sLA,NEn *, ,.o.Y on GARsiELD.

The death Of James q, Blaine recalls
to mind his tender eulogy Of 6enetsl
Garfield. Ten years ago II WAS deliy.
cred 10 the house ~ representatives be-
fore both houses % congress-. and II
closed with this eloquent peroration, pic.
turing Gsr6eld's last days:
As the end grew near his craving TOR
the SEA returned. The stately mansion
~ power had been to him the weari.
aoms hospital Of pain, and he bsggod to
be taken from its prison walls, from It's
oppressive, sitting air, from its homeless.
ness and it's helplessBess. Gently, III.
lently the love OF q great people bore the
pale sufferer TO the longed for healing OF
the sea, To u . or die ~ God should will
within sight OF it's heaving pillows, with.
IN sound OF its manifold voices. With
wan. tevered face s-nderly lifted To the
cooling breeze, he looked out wistful!y
upon the seas changing wonders, on it's
far calls whitening IA the morning light 1;
on its restless waves rolling shor ward.
To break aud die beneath the MONDAY
sun; on the red clouds Of evening arch
ing low TO the horizon; on the serene
and shining pathway Of the stars. Let
Us think that his dying eyes read q mys
tic meaning which only the rspt and
parting soLl may know. Let US believe
that 10 the silence Of the receding world
he heard the great waves breaking on a
further shore. and felt already upon his
brow the breath OF the eternal morning ="
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
assi~e q ssuhiseasis..
Charles w. Lewis, In the ID triet
Court, County OF

A.. (Cc.,., so,,ss-"
Jose Maria Laosrs. 9, al. sssnsi,lso. Gun" %
III, said defendants. sia,ss n. Tersss,
ss, os sas sSsss IN &. ~ s
sidec Of The NO pu.reo, yariousiy Known e
4. s.sc .' s ana Is.
Grant OF kuestra Bsnora de u Las ssn FER
nando San Bias, and all unknown hsirs of
osssso Jus" Ssus:,s Soassso fsSso S os
tsno, Antonto Candelsrts, Antonio 0uruie,
Agestin ,!ailegoa, Marcns boa, isnscio Jsra.
asa hsriane 0eiieeo, are hereby notified that
!hsn IL he bissi,ss sosrs Tor iSe 'osniy Of
ccmp,s'nsas, cssriss ". L~wis, and sS. i
jose Nara Locsro. Jniiana Gslieaos Dc LalcsFo
ole wife, Justo H. Armijo, Eanuela Armtto Dc
Qua. Ircs, an infant, Jsaa n Armijo. an In
i.ut, EsrtQae a. saisaar, Juan Oisuin, Cictlto
y. ssncne., Juan Ciiiuo ssmc!s, AIsispdse
dovai, John q. Arsnljo. Aur,iis Armijo. iciss
Armilo, an iutaat, Msnuela A,mijo, en- infant
sona ATIito, an iafas,, Nicolas Arinljo. an d.
I'm, Oh cult !. broasst By cos plairsn, in ordss
thas the court shsll ascertain aad declare sks
sssss tl'iss .sd 10 e! o. Q, ~ q ssic sArs.es
81 I he pss and Sssn a sy re : ssS
ssss r "a s 81 ne s.s. ,, =:
snfsr me dirvcti . o. the oours. anisss Il sSSii
appear that partition cannot DO made wissous
great pwJudico 10 the ounera In whseh oass
Sonpl.in.nt 2 AZ th.t sale OF the premlsss
for general rshsf; and that auiess yoa enter
your appearance In said cult on or belilrp NJ
nfst dsl OF the rext regular March term on
SAID oourl commencing on the Eth opy "a
March, les. desfsO pro coafosso thsFsip v1i
be rendered against you,
CRAs. v. HUNT,
Cisrk and Register IN Caanosry.
Aibuquerque, n. ~, Jan n, isss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
The Position or Alsuausvau-.

A short time ago ex County Surveyor
kllbourne wrote TO Hon. J. W. Powell.
director United States geological survey,
in rsgsrd to the astronomical position OF
Albuquerque; the gentleman submits
The following:
The astronomical position IN Albu.
qusrque, y. NJ, 10 marked by q brick
aud stone pier situated about 100 feet
south OF the building which was In 1884
occupied FOR the general offices OF the
Atlantic Il Pacific railroad. l think the
pier 10 still. In position. An szimuth was
aiso determined and think the record
OF IL 10 in the land department OF the
Atlantic 4 Pacific. The following table
Shove the latitude aud longitude OF
prominent points about aud near the
pier:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

PREVENTS hair from turning gray.
my hair was rapidly turning gray and
falling out one bottle ~ Ayers Hair
vigor hssxemedicd the trouble. and my
hair n nov i's original color and full
ness"-R Onkrrpa. Cleveland, q.
Prepared By Dt. =. &. Aver n CO., Lowell, Mssa
Rold by Druggists snd fsrfumsfs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

The North German Gazette OF Berlin
publishes q semi official article declaring
that the statement that the highest cir
cleo In Berlin believe that Russian at
tack on Germany 10 certain 70 occur In
the spring, 10 q sensational invention
without basis Of fact.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Two hundred and 8ity pounds Of dy.
usmite exploded In tho mixing house Of
the Sterling Dynamite oompanys works
at Macsdory, Ala, blowing the building
TO atoms sNd instantly killing two men,
the tieeh Of whose bodice wss scattered
for hundreds Of yards.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Ofic'als OF the Panama Canal company
At Panama deny that there has been
transfer Of rolling stock TO the Panama
Railroad company. They cay they mere.
~ leased the oars and locomotives TO the
railway for six years Tor eiOO.O0l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Cbsa. B. Sohiefsr. formerly OF this city
but for the past year running on the
Mexican Central a. fireman. between
Juarez and chihuahua, is In the city.
lie 10 the possessor Of homestead entry
on the mesa, and his wife autographed
him that some person was making Ar-
rangemepts to jump the land.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Iui.i.Nr tNpru,-.

A certain minister not n thousand
milcs from here iovss y dollar With
q close affection No, long ago n
young man asked him h, W much no
would charge to marry coup,a
Well said tho preacher tho
groom pays what he p,chsoS but |
never charge less than ton dollars
'Whcw'' exclaimed the prospec.
tive groom that's good lot % mon.
cy thought tina, kind of work
went in with your regular salary"
oh no, explained the minister
salvation 10 freq but 1t costs money
10 got married "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

some stolen silks aud pushes. Messrs.
Franklin and Swain keep their mouths
closed ~ tight 80 oysters, and decline TO
give any information, and II 10 impoe
sible 90 get full particulars, but rioh and
startling Developments are forthcoming.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Ayers Hair vlgov

fretente mar from taiiinh out.
- number Of yeasp ago. by recommen-
dat,on Of q friend. began 20 use Ayers
Hair viyor 10 atop the hair from falling
out and prevent IL turning gray The
hrst effects were most satisfactory.
Ocessionsi applications since have keps
my hair thick and u natural color
n. r. Basham, Mckinney, Texas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
LYisG ABOUT PnINcE.

The following silly story 10 10 cirou'
lation In Santa Fe. The Sun says:
il 10 allaesk that Governor Prince hal
Bid bis propef Ssn.a re Tor , mor'
than IL 10 worth TO TiSfaasr2ue capital
ists. and that In considsratc n 'n S'
and column and half putf IA oeS VII
zen. he has agreed 10 sign bill. II passfs'
by ths Goth Legislative assembly, NOV
,ng the capital from Santa Fs 10 Albu.
qusrque. The report 10 10 ridiculous
that no sane man will give IL . moments
credsncs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
~ T n :

s5
Astronomical pierst
AibuQusrlus. N. NJ. IS " 81 W l0 80 !? Il
b ction corner common
"a s~ctions u, Ia "
and ~, tJwnship 10
n~th, rAnSs . sest,
New MEXICO. ......,..G 70 Is rs i0B ~ Is ID
Csfkolle church eross on
northwest corner Cop
per avenue end Sixth
strcet, AlbaQuerQue . IS % 10 10 lO5 ~ q. Oa
h y fskps hot Il hAsstAd
90 soushvest conner
Gold ayenps and fifth
ssrrst, AlbsquseQus. IS % SETS iUs ~ q o.,
Armijo houss hn9wtaa
on southwest corner
kailrcad avsnas and
Third stirred. Albe-
gussups -, ...l.,. IS o. o. Is i0s ~ u 8,
GFsnt biock hasst.d On
northwest corner Hail.
rad Avenus and Third
strest. Aiboausrqas o. O. % u i08 ~ II "
! an. yery respectfully,
fouv obedient servant,
a. VI. TnosErsuS,
Geographer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Col. Hutchinson. the old MaGdsleus
miner, who has grown aged end poor
toiling In and expecting some revenue
from his mines, moved his family 70 this
city from Masdals.s last Saturday. and
they are comfortably quartsrsd 10 an
adobe house 10 Bsrelss. The colonel
will 10 to Santa Fs tonight, and thence
come south again 10 few days. stopping
70 superintend some assessment work on
bis property at Golden. He hes great
faith In the holes he has IN the ground,
and expects TO be wealthy man before
no 10 called to give up this earth.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

William Hssdra was the name OF the
passenger who fell of q passenger train
near Gramms siding ono day last week.
lie was found by Q heiRh, crew. taken
10 Ban Marcial, and died from his injar.
lee In Few hours. The skull OF the man
vas crushed and several bones In his
body broken. A coroner's inquest we
held, but nothing pertaining TO himself
was found on his psrsop, except the
plain fact that his name was William
Hesdra He vas buried st Ban Marcial.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Hstics Ter Fusiseatsss.
rss 1o % s; q B :;ssii ss'''d ''d''i DE-
Cisosa D. Lambert
Kl.., n f.ms.st No. '''i'
Shsnc~y fos diyoree

The ssid dsfsadass kimsr Z. lambert, d Asrs-
S.assi .ssl... SiH q =. D..,io. eesss q "a j.
%. 70 .sld ssnpIsiasat Cisoss X Ia.S..s sos
rsass 70. s.l.slss essv.sa ssid psssiss % =
s. rsstnssd o Sss @sid.s Ssss "a ias -.
sr.i rslisG end saIsss yoa, tks aid ds<ss1-
49, az sn ~ yosr sppssssnes In se!d ssit l. tks
% the afsl koadsy a March. 4. IT, ial q T.
yoa. CHAE. " HUTf
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Dated, Jsaassy ~ isss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
lgor

II have used Ayers Hair vieor fos
nearly eve years, and my hair = moist
glossy. and IN en- excellent state II pres
efvstion. lam forty years Old. and have
ridden the plains for twenty ave years"
WIN. Henry Ots, siiss Mustang bili,"
Na.sosfis W,.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-16
HOW 10 ooLLECf BAD DEBTS.
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet Advanced g
Theory On the Subject.

Vice Chancellor Van Fleet Advances a
Theory On the Subject.
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet in the Court
of Chancery this morning advanced a
theory for the collection OF bad debts.
Lawyer Voorhis Of New Brunswick ap>
Piled for an order ~discharging the Re-
ceiver OF the o d Bridge Tile Company.
which did business in Old Bridge, about
eight miles from New Brunswick. Mr..
Voorhis stated that an account lad been
fled by the Receiver. to which no OF
jectten had been made by The creditors.
In the repo9t was a claim for about
81, $50, upon which the Receiver had
recovered Judgment against n Of the
debtors of the company. MIR. WORMS
stated that this claim was worthless
every effort having been made to collect
and failed. A friend of b debtor had
offered ten cents on the dollar for the
claim, but the Chancellor had refused to
allow the Receiver to accept 1t.
The Vice Chancellor asked how old the
debtor was and what he was doing. Mr..
Voorhis replied hat he was tbirty-1ve
years old and q clerk under salary in
New York. The Vice Chancellor then
said that it would be a good idea to
advertise the ciaims for Sale by public
auction and send notice to the debtor.
He had, no said. seen SONS desrerate
DEBTS collected that way and he did not
think a young man, thirtv.ive years old
would want IL known that a debt Of bis
was baipR bawked about and would
make an effort to pay it.
Tne receivers report was accepted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-16
PALMA CLUB.
Its Committee Active-The Events and
announcements.

Its COMMITTEE Active-The Events and
announcements.
II is the intention of the Entertainmeut
Committee to give frequent entertain
ments during the seasOn,-syery two
weeks, If practicable.
The first ladies' night will take place
next Wednesday evening at half past
eight and a large attendance on that oc-
rasion is certain. CARDS of ad mission
for uon-nIem5ers may De obtained FROM
the committee
The annual fall concert will be given
Monday evening at eight O'Clock. The
best talent obtainahle bias beeu secured.
The NUMBER of free entertainments will
depend largely npon Che success of this
affair. Extra tickets may be obtained
from the Superintendent OF tue COM
mittee.
Commencing November 1. q bow ling
tournaHe it with teRms of four tnea eacn
will be given for handsome prizes. Mem
pers wishing to cutter will natify the
Superintendent before October 20.
a gymnasium class to meet Tuesdays
ana Friaay4 after November / II being
lornel IT,, Chairman Jos. Harrison.
aAs Caru COMMITTEES Will start the bali
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-16
WAKING Up At LAST
Street and Water Commits
sioners Follow Mayor
WanSer's Lead.
PLUMBER JOHN PRINGLE SCORED.
His Contract Will Re Carried Gut
BY the City, He to Be
Responsible.
PLUMBER JOHN PRINGLE SCORED

Mayor Wauser's singing rebu ke 10
the members Of the Street and Water
Commissioners for permitting public
improvements to drag along for months
after the time allo wed for the completion
OF tine work has elapsed. brought about
an investigation OF the cause for John
Pringle not doing tho plumbing work In
Schools Nos. 10. ID. IA. 90, % and 81
Pringle has been promising TO go ahead
with his work rapidly, but for some rea-
son he has failed to keep his word. Ar
chitect Broome let the secret OF The
delay out of the bag by stating that he
had received letters from New York tin
dealers to the effect that they would
supply Pringls with no more
material because he had net
paid some old bills. 1t was also dis
closed that Pringle was doing very bad
work, so bad In fact that sven Louis
Broome osjacts to 1T 1t was disclosed
that the new roof pus on School No. IA
hasuot been soldsred. The heater. which
We're TO have been repaired by Pringls
have not bsen attended t.. aud uulets
something Is done at once the schools
will have TO be closed until the necessary
repairs are made.
WILL DO THE WORK FOR P RINGLE.
With a view TO preventing the Closing
Of the schools. a resolution was adopted
authorizing ihs Committee 90. Pnolic
Buildings to complete PtiuRle's WORK
aud deduct the cost from the amount OF
his original contract.
1t was also decided to give the
gentlemen who have boon conducting
the affair% at School No. rs a shaking
ur. No. % is q new echoai, out 1t would
take an expert to md it out A rssolu-
ton was adopted directing the far
famed Architect Giele. Kelly Bros. the
CARPENTER, and Pat Coudon to appear
before thu board next Thursday. These
men will be haudiea without gloves.
18TH PRECINCT EXTENSION.
It was also decided 10 reject all the
building OF tbs Fifth precinct extension.
The bids are in excess of the appropria-
tlon. The specifications are TO be sep-
arated and it is believed the individual
builders will do the work with the sum
availabls.
WILL DISCUSS WATER.
The Finance Co ntnisstoners uotlned
the board tnat they would b9 pleased TO
meet them at the finance ofiss Thursday
evening to discuss the water problem
and 70 also look into the Complaints
about the scarcity OF water on the Hill:
The invitation was referred and Will
probably be- accepted.
LABoRING MEN MUST WAIT.
The old payrolls and claims, which
Mayor Wanssr asked on Friday to be
passed, will remain in pigeon holes
They may be passe after election, GER
taiuly not before.
The board will meet again on Thursday
morning,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-16
TURN OF TIE Wheel.

Successful Club Runs-Palma Cyclists'
Long Trip.
The Catholic Club cyclers went out a
dozen strong Yesterday afternoon in the
club run to Orange.
Several of the Jersey City A G. wheel
men participated il the club run on SAT
urday to Railway.
The Hudson County Wheeimen made
an excellent showing yesterday on Its
club run.
The Palma Club wheelmen had a run
yesterday TO New Dorp. Staten Island.
Timpson. Frame, VauBursn. Cooley,
Smith, hathaway and Earl We're in the
party.
A delegation of Palma wheelmen will
spend four days 10 Pike County, Pa. on
the whesl. They will leave nsxG Wsdnes-
day night for Port Jervis via the Erie
Railway. In the party viii be jos Har-
rison. Sam Hathaway, Isaac Pearson.
James Gopsill. Timpson, Frame and
Cooley.
The Murray cup was won on the Irv-
inkuon~Milburn course, Saturday after
noon for The third time by E. L. Blau.
property. The race was uuder the
auspices OF the Business MEMS Cycle
Club af Newark. and was over a ten
mile course. Blauvelt was scratca man,
aud broke the best record ever made over
the Mllburn course. The time was3O
minutes 10 2-5 seconds. Percy johnson
finished second, with John BROCK a close
third. Carran's rear tire was punctursd
when he was " aud a half miles out III
the lead.
The South Park Wheelmen of Newark
conducted four races over the same
course. A brisk wind was blowing and
hindered the riders. The flush in tbs
Ten mile race WAS iu the dark. WilltSm
Weller won the half mile. E. L.. Bla uvelt
the mile. j. NJ. Baldwin the five mile,
aud John Gregory the ten mile race.