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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-05
T am Instructed 10 inform you,

T nm Instructed 10 inform you,
Nh. Minister, that the PrOVis-
io1al Government of the Ha-
yvaiian Islands, respectfully and
uuhesitafinely declines 10 en-
terrain the proposition of the
President of the United States
that it should surrender its auth
orify to the ex-queen.-[From Pre-
sident Dole's reply to President Cleve-
land.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-05

The ADVERTISER is the lead
ing paper of the Hawaiian ISL
ands. 1t has larger circulation
and prints more live news than
any other island paper. Price so
cents per month, in advance. Ring
MP telephone No. IS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-05
Heavily Weighted.

With Queen Lii on his arm.
Blount and Spreckels ahold of his
coat tails and Congress on his back,
Cleveland is not in condition for
ga merry Christmas and happy
New Year" But here is to him,
hoping he will make no more such
egregious blunders.-Ex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-05
Provisional Pluck.

The Provisional Government of
Hawaii has shown its pluck to
stand up against the intrigue of
the Administration and the power
and influence of royalty on the ISL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-05

WE ARE pleased to record the
TACT that Mr.. John Ena has no idea
of resigning from the Advisory
Council.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-05

Keep your friends abroad posted
on Hawaiian affairs by mailing
them copies Of the HAWAIIAN GA
zErrE and DAILY ADVERTISER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-05

Is Mr.. T. III. Davies in favor OF
home rule for Ireland ?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-05
AuctiOneer'S Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
L made oy Judge Robertson in the Dis
trict Court of Honolulu, Oahu.
Hawaiian Islands, on the 11th day of
December, 1898, declaring II boxes con-
tanning IL dozen silk handkerchiefs.
coniscated TO the Hawaiian Government.
and further ordering sale of the same,
will in accordance Herewith and at the
request OF the Collector General of
Customs, sell toe same on FRIDAY. the
18th day OF January, 1894, at INV sales
rooms, in Honolulu, Oahu, at -
JAS. +. MORGAN,
\ 1ctioneer.
Honolulu, December. 1898 3573-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
A GER MAN AT BlACKSBURC.
Richmond Summer Visitors Arriving-Ne"
Findings Under Way.

BJACKSBURG, VA, June S.-(SpeciaL)
Though the commencement exercises were
concluded on Wednesday. many OF the
young lady visitors and students sun nm
ger. and on last night german was
given by the students to the ladies, beins
the fifth OF the week.
The family of Colonel w. II. Palmer
are at his home here for the summer
Mr. Boulware and family are to arrive
at the historic old homestead of the Pres
ton family, Smithfield, in few days, 10
remain during the summer months.
The new barracks building Is well under
rav and the contractor Tor the mess ana
commencement hall will break ground on
Monday for this building. President Nc
Bryde has arranged that about hity Oh
the students shall have employment
during the summer in the various WORKS
of Improvement. III,
The whole of the graduating class VIII
return next session to take postgraduate
courses
Harvest has begun in Montgomery, ana
the wheat is excellent. Corn and oats
too, are looking well. The hay crop
owing TO the fearful drought. Is very
short Rain Is needed badly here, and II
the drought is not soon broken. all grow
ing crops must be injured.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Mr.. James Carper, one mile south OF
here had a fine stallion killed in his
stable by lightning on Thursday night.
MIR. Carper and one Of his employees
who were standing near the building
were also stunned
The Yellow-sSIlphur Springs, situated
four miles from here, is being rapidly
filed with visitors. There are now more
than fifty present. and guests are arriving
daily The Montgomery White Will be
closed this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
OUTRAGE IN COLORADO.
The Adjutant-GeneraI Tarred and Feather
ed by Masked Men.


COLORADO SPRINGS, COL, June o.
Shortly after midnight Acknowledgement
Tarsney. Of the Colorado State National
Guard. was called from his room, at the
Alamo Hotel and informed that some
body at Cripple Creek wished 10 speak
TO him over the telephone. When he APP
peared 10 answer the call he was con-
fronted by a masked man, armed with
revolvers. who requested him to accom-
pany him. General Tsrsney called for
help. but was quickly dubbed into sub
mission. Several more kdnsppers ap-
peared and carried him to the sidewalk,
where two carriages, under guard, were
In waiting He was forced into one Of
the carriages. and both carriages were
then driven at rapid rate to Austin
Bluffs. Tarsney was removed from the
carriage, stripped nude, and coat OF
TAR and feathers was quickly admins
tered After the tarring and feathering.
Tarsney was warned against returning to
the Springs.
GOVERNOR WAITE INDIGNANT
DENVER. col, June 2S.-Governor
Waite is greatly excited over the out
rage committed upon Adjutant-Genera
Tarsney, and has offered a reward of
81 900 for the arrest and conviction of any
OF the participants.
General Tarsney is brother OF Con-
gresham Tarsney, Of Missouri, and ex-
Congressman Tarsney. of Michigan. He
was the personal representative of the
Governor during the Police-Board troubles
and his undaunted bearing at that time
antagonized the police and their sympa-
thizers. and 1t was freely stated that II
shooting commenced he would be the first
man TO fall.
SPECIAL TRAIN ORDERED.
DENVER, COL, June Ex-Governor
Waite has ordered a special train TO
leave for Colorado Springs at II O'clock
and II is believed he intends to go to the
Springs IN person to assist in the hunt
for General Tarsney and the men who
kidnapped him.
TARSNEY HEARD FROM.
DENVER, COL, June Ex-Governor
Waite has received a dispatch from Cen
eral Tarsney, who is at Palmer Lake
twenty miles from Colorado Springs. lie
will be met there by the Governors spe-
cial train and brought to Denver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
UMPIRE BETS RESIGNS.
Good Items from Goochland.

IRWIN. GOOCHLAND COUNTY. VA,
June 23.-(Special. Miss Vara Holt ROBIN
son. one of the Richmond Female Insti-
tute bellies, Is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Brooking, OF this town. She VIII
leave on Monday next for Fluvanna
county. where she will spend several days
with one of her schoolmates, Miss carrie
Winder Seward.
Miss Marguerite Prosser is visiting her
friend. Miss Louise Irwin, Of this place.
She will leave next week for Ohio
Mr.. Davis Harris Leake has just re-
turned TO his home from Washington and
Lee University.
The charming Misses Brooking have de-
cided TO spend their vacation at their
beautiful country residence. near this
place.
Mr.. Hiram Thomas will leave shortly
10 take the summer course at the Uni
versity of Virginia. 1t will be hard TO
give him up.
Mrs. Rebecca Turner, OF Richmond. Is
spending some time with her cousin, Mrs.
w. c. Kean, of this place.
Sallie. the little daughter Of Hon. w. II.
w. Brookng. will leave this week TO visit
her little cousin, Clarice Massie, OF Pal
myra, Fluvanna county. Va.
Messrs. Jordan. of this town, have Just
reached home from the Blacksburg Mill
tary Academy, where they will remain
until the opening Of the next session.
The Misses Irwin. of this place. have
left for a northern tour. They Will visit
philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, and
Newport, X. |.
The weather is extremely warm here,
and the crops need rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

soaded on By base passions to his de-
stinsd aim, down TO the time when, the
foul work OF treachery accomplished.
his body IN BROUGHT in. to the dire agony
OF his mother ami sister. when the veil
10 dropped upon the hideous scene. me
general tragic character OF the play -
relieved by many passages and situations
Of sportiveness and even mirthiuiness'
Such plays appeal not only to tho IN
tellectual, but also 10 the moral hhu
spiritual nature Of man..
1o1ST COMMENCEMENT AT WILLIAM
AND MARY.
The 2oist anniversary OF William ana
Mary begins tomorrow morning. with the
Randolph. who will preach in tho college
chapel at IL o'clock. and at night at the
BAPTIST church the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be addressed by Rev.
w. J. Young, OF Richmond. Governor
OFerrslI will arrive Tuesday evening. and
at night. Mt the celebration OF the
phoenix Literary Society will make his
first appearance before Williamsburg au-
dience. and, as he has a high reputation
as a public speaker and Is exceedingly
popular here, will attract an immense
crowd.
Mrs. Beverly 8. Scott, daughter OF the
late Colonel BENJAMIN s. Ewell. left for
Washington yesterday.
Miss Annie McCaw, from Richmond, Is
here visiting DIR. and Mrs. James ID. Mon
cure and Miss Alma Olivia Owens. win
Master Eugene. Lipscomb. Of Manchester,
are with Captain and Mrs. J. II. Top
ham.
A game of ball at Yorktown yesterday
between the Williamsburg and Yorktown
teams resulted in favor OF the boys from
here-score, q TO 16.
Tho final ball at the college will proba-
bly, be abandoned this year on account
of the death Of Colonel Ewell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
Lexington Social Notes

LEXINGTON. VA, June 3.-(SpeelaL)
Mr.. $. Ct. Anspach is visiting friends In
Bedford city
Mrs. b. H. Dement, is at her old home,
in Nashville, Tenn. and Will spend the
summer there.
Mrs. Robert F. Campbell. OF Ashevllle.
~ c.. Is the guests of her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. w. II. Ruftner
Miss Weislger and Miss Dunlop, OF Pc
tersburg are the guests OF Miss Anna
Il. Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Preston, Of
Richmond. are visiting the family Oh Or.
Il. l.. Preston.
Mrs. A. ID. Estill has as her guests Mrs
William Il. Davidson and Miss Davidson,
OF Baltimore, and Miss Valette Miller
Of Indianapolis.
Mr.. Harrington Waddell. who has been
teaching near Asheville. n. c., during the
past session, has returned home
DR.. A. z. Smith. d. D.. and wife, OF
Dallas. Texas, are visiting DR.. Smiths
sister, Mrs. James l.. McCown.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Harris. assistant professor
at the Indiana State University. at Bloom
ington, is the guest Of his parents. Pro-
fessor and Mrs. G.. j. Harris, or the
Washington and Lee University.
Miss Hope Morgan. Of Petersburg, Is
the guest OF Miss Pattie Myers, and Will
remain until after the Virginia Military
Institute commencement.
Miss Elise Smith. daughter OF the Rev.
J. p. Smith, Of Richmond, Is visiting
Mrs Sidney T. Moreland.
Cards ara out announcing the marriage
of Miss Blanche Bride Smith. OF CO.
lumbus, Ohio. to Mr.. Charles Buchanan
Anderson, of Lexington, Va, at the resi-
dencs OF the brides mother Mrs. Il. H.
Smith. $50 State street, East Columbus.
q Thursday afternoon. June 18th. at $3.50
o'clock. At home after July TN, Lex
ington, Va.
Messrs. J.. Hyatt, class Of 81; r. T.
Cooke. class OF 81; p. ST. G.. Bridges,
class OF '93, and e. b. Cunningham. class
of '93, Virginia Military Institute, are
here, attending the commencement exer-
| ciseS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
THE CAROLINA CAMPAIGN.
Tillman's Hand Primaries-squally Incl
dent at sumter.

utnt pbhh'''
CHARLESTON. $. c.. June 2.-The
campaign meeting at Sumter to-day was
without special incident. General Butter
made a gentle and mild-toned Speech
while Governor 11llman again was on
the defensive, and undertook TO reply to
the charges made by General Butier'
Governor Tillman has. during his previous
campaigns, resorted to hand primaries u
test the strength Of the crowds; to-day ne
made a new use Of that custom lie hau
the crowd TO endorse, in that way, inc
attack he had made upon General buller'
the language he had used ABOUT thele
being a corruption fund, the reopening OF
the dlspensaries. and almost eVerythihs
on which he wanted support.
At one time during the meeting II iookeo
equally A farmer In the crowd asked
Governor Tillman question ana the uo'
erpor said that the fellow must be drunk.
rhis excited the farmer. and he said that
be would lick Governor Tillman II ne
yo,ld come outside. To the invitation the
governor replied that 1t was peculiar on
,ha rart of the man to ask him TO stop
his sneech and go out and fight with him.
an1 that he must be crazy or drunk
Then the farmer made for the stahu.
lie caught hold Of the railing, ana IN
attempting TO climb over, broke str'p
of beard. BY this time number OF men
caught the excited man around the ann
and carried him out of the crowd anilus'
the most enthusiastic yelling.
Governor Tillman charged General BUT
Ter with being followed around by two
paid detectives of the Richmond anu
Danyille road. He said that he hao ho
fear Of being killed, for whoever en','
.aIred such "a thought realized that If he
6red a shot IL was only question OF
few seconds before he would be a target
for others. At.
He made a vigorous defence of the DIS,
pensary law. and said that II the people
wanted IL again they could nave II, az
they were mlghtier than courts or con
stitu,ions The crowd was for Governor
Tlllman, but was not over 800 strong ~
belng colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
and II has been decided to hold an all.
day barket ptc-nic there on July Ath

and II has been decided to hold an all.
day basket picnic there on July 9Th.
A row between lot OF negro women
IN the Second District yesterday morning
led TO the arrests OF Mahala Hickman on
the charge OF assaulting. cursing. and
abusing Sue Nix. end OF William Butler,
Lee Maria Allen, Viola Fitzgerald, and
Sue Macon on a similar warrant, sworn
out by Mahala-
There IS to be a mass-mccting OF the
congregation OF ST pauls Episcopal
church on Monday afternoon, the 18th In.
slant. at 6 O'clock IN the lecture-roon OF
tho church. IL IL hoped that every at.
tendant Upon the services OF that church
VIII make Il a point to be present upon
that occasion.
A pretty musicale was given at the
residence OF Mrs. II. +. Pearman. south
JEFFERSON street, In honor of Miss Minnie
Bischoff. OF Philadelphia. There was
vocal music by Mrs. Bertha Richardson
instrumental by Misses Minnie Bischoff
and Alice Wagner. string music by
Messrs. l.. and w. Colgin. The evening
was pleasantly spent In games and other
amusemcnts. Refreshments were served
at late hour.
One OF the Boston papers in It's notice
OF an entertainment given by students
OF the New England Conservatory OF
Music. says: Miss Mayme Leahy, OF
Richmond. Va. who is one OF the most
promising pupils Of the conservatory.
enraptured her audience with her exqul-
site readings and recitations. those In
dialect being specially charming. She has
well-modulated voice. and her gestures
are both graceful and attractive"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
DROUGHT SERIOUS IN AL6EMARLE.
sausages Stolen from u Freight-Car and
Packages from "a Depot-Personai'

Packages from Depot-Personal.
SCOTTSVILLE, VA, June 23.-(Special)
The drought is still on, and 1t is getting
70 be serious. 1t is awfully hot as well
as dry, and crops and garden stun are
suffering badly. A tremendous rama
regular '$zulley -washer'-fell a few nights
ago, passing a little below Bremo Blum,
and extending along the river to within
four or five miles of your city. Oh! that
we, too, could be blessed In the same
way But we VIII wait.
MIR G.. w. Clark returned from Rich
mond yesterday to his home at this place.
where his family have been quite while;
General j. c. Hill and wife returned
here from Richmond yesterday.
Mr. Ryland Fox returned from Rich-
mond College yesterday to his home
near this place.
Mrs. II. y. Hughes, of Arvonia, VINO
has been spending few days with her
father, Mr. John Schultz. near this place.
returned home yesterday.
A freight train bound west while
taking on coal at this place two nights
ago. one of the cars was broken into
and robbed of two boxes containing loO
pounds of sausage. 1t is supposed TO
have been done by tramps, quite a num-
Der of whom have been infesting the
suburbs within the last few days. NO ar
rests have been made as yet.
The depot at Browns. three miles above
this place. was broken into Thursday
morning and the express office robbed
OF several valuable packages and a smah
amount of money.
Mrs. Arthur Pitts and four children
are spending a few days In this place
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. ID. H. Pitts. one of our leading mer-
chants, has been absent at petersburg
for a week or more on business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
HE Is SLOWLY DYING
A NEGRO WHO RECEIVED A LIGHTNING
BOLT IN THE SHOE SHOCKED.
Death Of Mrs. Mary r. Langhorne Robin
son I'm Observation-Disclosures Getting
Ready for sea-TrIaI.

NORFOLK. VA. June D.-(Special)-A
colored man named william Hare. living
near Hodges Ferry. Norfolk county, Is
said to be slowly dying from a shock OK
lightning received last Wednesday after
noon. The bolt. entering his shoe. passed
UP his left leg and through his entire
body. A number OF persons were shocked
during the electrical-storm OF that after
noon. The death Of Hare is expected at
any hour.
Mrs. Mary r. Langhorne Robinson. re-
lict of Columbus Robinson and eldest
daughter OF the late Colonel James II.
Langhorne, Of Portsmouth. died last night
at the residence of her daughter, In Bram-
bleton.
OUT OF THE DOCK.
The United States steamer Raleigh came
out OF the dry-dock this morning, having
had her bottom scraped and painted. She
will now get ready for her sea trial.
The United States steamer Alliance went
out OF commission at the navy-yard to-
day at noon and was laid up for repairs.
After long Illness ex-Congressman
John f. Dezendorf passed away last eve
ming at 6 o'clock at his home, In Bram-
bleton, aged 90 years. He was a native
of Lanslngburg, N. T., and leaves a
family.
THEIR LAST MEETING.
The outgoing Select and Common Coun-
ellis held their last meeting last night,
and closed up lot Of unfinished business,
but declined to provide $1,000 50 urgently
needed for school purposes.
Secretary Carlisle and his son. Logan.
were at the nayy-yard a short while yes
terday while the Lighthouse tender Maple
was coaling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
A Child. Fearful, Accident.

CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA.
June 23-(Special) MIR Arthur Word. oil
Centralia, had a very painful accident
occur to his little girl, who is about
years old. while she was playing in
his kitchen she drank a cup OF concen'
trated I've.
James johnson (colored). who broke into
Mr.. c. T. Henleys store, at Winterpock'
was captured, and sent 10 jail.
The county Jail Is Milling up very last
since the Richmond Petersburg belt line
began To work. They are sent in two
and three at the time.
Mr.. C.. p. Blanton, of Richmond, and
s. p. Pool, OF Manchester, are spending
a few days with Mr.. David L. Moody,
of Magnolia Grange.
Miss Florence Dickinson, or Richmond
has returned home from u pleasant visit
TO Mrs. Lacy Parker.
Miss Ruth Gregory, Of Bermuda Hun
dred, is visiting her uncle, Or. L. j.
Cheatham, near this place.
Mrs. II. n. Cheatham has returned from
a visit to Mrs. r. NJ. Foster, Of Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
THE JoNES-WISE WEDDING.
Assignment Owing to Inability tn Collect
Noney-Personai and Social Notes.

lIoney-Personai and Social Notes.
EAST RADFORD, VA, June 3.-(Spe-
al)-Mr Frederic NJ. Jones, senior men,
Der of the popular firm Of +. NJ. Jones
& Co., arrived yesterday afternoon from
Frederick county, where he was married
Tuesday last to Miss Emma !. Wise, Sc
cond daughter OF NJ. a. Wise, Esq, OF
Stevens City. The bride Is an accom-
plished lady, and has large circle CT
friends and relatives in the Valley, while
the groom is one of the foremost business
men in this section.
Rev. J. r. Harrison, the well-known
evangelist, of Bristol, has accepted the
pastorate Of the Baptist church here.
Professor George ~. Miles. OF st.
Adams School, has gone south. in the
interest OF his school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Mitchell. Of Dallas,
Texas, are visiting Mr.. J. f. Lewton.
The friends Of Professor Murray Nc
Guire, who taught in 81. Adams School
last year, were surprised TO learn OF his
marriage on June 18th TO Miss Mary Van
Benthuysen, OF New Orleans. The happy
couple will spend the summer at Ale
ghany Springs, in this county.
ASSIGNED.
Trevy Brothers, grocerymen or Rad
ford, made an assignment this week IN
favor OF their creditors; Liabilities, Sl,W
assets, 5000. Inability to collect money
due forced them 10 assign.
The young man Wilson dubbed by To-
liceman Jones is still in a very critical
condition, with chances against his re-
covery. The town has quieted down, and
no trouble is anticipated. as the law
has the policeman IN charge. he having
been rearrested yesterday.
Great preparations are being made FOL
the celebration OF the Fourth OF July
The Roanoke Light-Infantry and Other
military will be in ATTENDANCE. A sham
battle will be fought. balloon ascensons
baseball, speaking. and pic-nicktng VIII
be INDUCED in. The railroads Will sci
special tickets, and large crowd Is ex
pected. our feature of the parade VIII
be COO children in the line. II Is ex
pected that Hon. Harry st. G. Tucker vii
be the orator OF the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
DR., HALLS JUDAS lscARloT.
IT Abounds in Scenes and Situations o.
Rare Dramatic Power-finais.

IT Abounds in Scenes and Situations OF
Rare Dramatic Power-finais.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June 2.-tSpe-
clal )-Professor j. l.. Hall. Phi. d., or
the Department OF English and History
at William and Mary, who translated the
old Saxon Epic, ''Beowulf." and who re-
ceived such high praise from the literary
world. Is now the author OF a drama
entitled Judas" DR.. Halls new work
Is highly praised by those who have read
the advance sheets. and they predict a
fiattering reception and ready sale OF the
work. The following comment upon the
work was made by gentleman VINO
stands high In the field OF letters:
'sThe play entitled Judas lscariot.
written by Professor J. L. Hall. OF the
college faculty. and soon 10 be given to
the public, will no doubt meet With
favorable reception from those most COM
petent TO Judge. There will be found In
il many scenes and situations OF rare
dramatic power. and many PASSAGES OK
the highest poetic beauty. The style Is
vigorous, clear. and dramatic. The plot
Is skilfuIiy wrought from beginning to the
END, from the point where Judas ID seen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24
NANseMoNo TELEPHONE COMPANY.
A Gala Time on the Fourth-Excursion to
Jamestowu-Persopal Notes.

SUFFOLK, VA. June 2s.-tSpecial)-
Mr.. w. n. McAnge. superintendent OF
construction OF the Nansemond Telephone
Company. IL pushing the work and VIII
soon have things In readiness for opera
ton. This Ia local corporation. and Is
gaining in favor as the work progresses. =
Active preparations are In progress ior
a gala time at the Suffolk fairgrounds
on the Fourth OF July. There Will be
two trotting races for a purse OF $ioe each.
besides which there will be $50 In prizes
for bicycIe-races and other sports. The
affair is under the auspices Of the Nanse-
mond Pleasure Club.
The Suffolk Fair and Agricultural Asso-
cations track has been secured for
Wednesday, August !. 1894. at which time
the largest meet Of bicyclists ever held
in the State will take place. The races
last year were on a large scale. but this
year they will be larger. Weii-known
racing men from several States will be
here to compete for the valuable prizes
which viii be offered. The races are
under the supervision Of Mr.. II. u. Elan.