The herald., 1895-07-15

seven tables and a cigar counter. The
bowling alley room contains two reguls.
ton alleys sixty-five feet long. the ap'
proach to the alleys being fourteen feet
and six feet at the end of the tender. The
locker room will be large and airy, and
will contain 800 lockers. The board OF
directors will have Two rooms and the
financial secretary an Office sitrate'' be-
TWEEN the hall and billiard parior and
opening into both. There are three bath
rooms, rubbing room. heating room and
eight shower baths. all leading from the
locker room. The shower and other
bath rooms will be wainscoated with mar
BILE and polished marble partitions be-
tween the baths and the toilet rooms.
The third floor is reached from the
front and the rear. and contains mann
moth gymnasium 5sxl00 feet and twenty
Eve feet high
The fourth story contains balcony for
spectators. and banked running track
around the gym. which Is twenty laps to
the mile. The track communicates with
the bath rooms on the second floor by
means of a circular iron staircase The
track and balcony is suspended frem the
roof by trusses which leaves the - nas-
ium floor free Of distractions. Tn nd
bali court on the front is forty ong
and twenty five feet high. The rc-
ton of the roof is largely Of glass pre-
also ten large rooms on the this door
'front.' which Will be used by some ~ The
mem bers rs bachelor apartments.
The boys are already beginning to feel
proud OF their rev home. and they GER
tainly are delighted that they are to move
into such modern and commodious quar-
ters. The club is in prosperous circum-
stance, Just now. and healthy growth is
apparent. A statement up to June l,
1895. shows the following figures:
Assets-Furnitu, and fixtures. s630l y;
Athletic park, $3422; sundries. $l91.93;
cash on hand. $50O.,5; total, $40. 42l 81.
Liabilities-Stock account. $7ls4.s; bills
Sls45. l5 total. $40. 421.97.
Clubs Indebtedness, $3.50: new mem
bers during the year, 1s2.
President, +. G. Teed; vice-president,
c. 2. Lyndall; secretary, w. NJ. McStay;
treasurer ". J. Allen; captain. Paul =.
Flammer; financial secretary, a. d.
Cummings.
President John Brink has been iilling
the office OF honor with grace and credit.
The trampers' annex is planning
camping party to Santa Monica canyon.
The camp will first be esta ablished. and
then each man or party OF members can
take the blankets and wherewithal neces-
saiy and spend as many days as inclina-
LlOn ana circumstances Will pTeilif.
Captain T. o. Hall intends issning
call to the wheelmen shortly for series
of regular Sunday runs such as keep up
the spirits of the cycling man, and his in.
terest in the sport.
Since Detective Casar Moffatt stopped
the boxing exhibition between Billy Gala
CHER and Jack Fogarty. tne club has by
careful inquiry found that his ground
was untenable and his action was un-
warranted. There is talk OF giving one
of the old time. nights" again soon.
Americans are consumed with mortih-
cation at the unfortunate fiasco the CoI-
nell rowing crew made before the arro-
CANT and conceited British at Henley-on-
Thames. Had it taken place before any
other people on earth than those hateful
cousins" of England there would have
been less rancor aud anger over the re-
suit. But to have MOP of beefy. brutal
British actually kissing and gibIng at the
American boys as they were fainting and
along the course and not to
have chance to club few OF them, is
much aggraavtion to the soul.
The boys rowed the course when Lean
der failed to properly start, according to
the umpire's orders and the board OF
stewards uphold him. thus showing that
Leandcr did make start. The race with
the other shell was an unmentionable
failure.