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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
NASSAU BOAT CLUB FIXTURES.

Tho Nassau Boat club OF which Frederick VII
mar secretary OF the Harlem Regatta Assoc'a''o''
Is captain has Issued the hrst nuinoer Oh us 80
60, Tho can,ain's Log" Among the fixtures are
,r,, IN tho barge ID Oakland on May IL. 4 SEMI
annual meeting OF the club on the evening OF May
- and the formal opening Of the season al the
Boa, club on the Harlem on May - on ,nts os
',eior also there will be barge party 70 oakhurs
Trio %nssaus have elected number or new mem
hers among them the following whose names G are
,orniliar in boating circles. Dr. T.. ; Warner george
j. jacobv pr j. ~ Davis and II. ID. lounspury
i,eutonart walter Abbott has Just gone 10 ohlcaso
., -" ~, his residence In the Western metropolis
All an Election will shortly be held 10 M MS
Mace All the Nassau Boat Cluos gigs. parges
aa,sl sholls arc now in commissions some or the Old
hna,s arc being disposed OF 10 make room TOT inc
now ones ordered. Members desiring 10 compare
I, Tho Harlem regatta on MAY 30 are urged 10 SEND
IN their entries TO Captain Vmar at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

aggregation Up to the seventh inning II was anybody
tho odcs against the home team as Sraon WIS h
giving bases ON balls with terrifying hoeraI'y' III ''e
lucky seventh Ryan started the run-get'irS ny p"n'"s
out when Stockdae recovered from MS sur
prise Colts had crossed the plate and the game WAS
won Attendance LOO The score:
w y,,snn ................SS Is
SSss 4 cscnsG M aG Msas
Stratton and Moran. lmpir'- Mcdonald
Cleveland. May s.-Bamore won easily from Cleveland
to-day The local could do nothing with ESrer
pitching made only four hits Two games were 10
have PLAYED hut rain interrupted the second game
In the second inning. Attendance $500 The score
Baltimore ......................d % %
Cleveland .....................'o / "
u Cleveland lam ysng ans
. Cleveland !. Batteres-Esp'r ana i'D"''"' ''''e anu
Oconnor tmpire-le'ts
Louisville Nav Both teams bntted effectively to-day
bu, Philadelphia by long drives at the right time
The features n splendid double play by Mc"ih SUI
Ivan ana Boyle the base-runnins Of Hamilton Tho
score:
T nnis,S :::::::::::::::::::.G %
IL Louisville , Il E en% uil2
Kn-l and Zahner Umpire campbell.
phnadelphia May s-ro to tho seventh inning the
game th. afternoon between the University Of Virginia
and Pom svlvana was an thing. with one run for
each side the seventh tho Qnakers bat'ei 't SIX
runs, and practically won tho game then tn" score;
Pennsylvania ...........'...."'i " " " o o . 2
batteries schoeahu ana Reunns: nelson and cochran
Umpire Glets' n
South Bethlehem May s.For the second time ms sea-
son princeton defeated r,rhgh this afternoon The
Tigers ieI from tho second nnnY ana "@i"s' "'' '
IN game Tho score: .
rehlrh ..................""i % %
Princeton ......-.........'''' " = y V
r-,,cr,es- Sevlns ani Gos- Ea-'on ami Tr'nchar'
r-mpre-Whycor.
Amherst, Mass May CspecIaD Amherst won N" 'r''
cam. ., tho Trcoege League Williams BY I'm" team
.a, o,1 timely hts. Williams ba,ed harier. but with
nrle SUGGEST owing 20 superb fielding Draper ma'o !"
HON. ,,n IN the second inning. tn" score
Amber, .......................o o
William, ...........-.....---- ! " v -
pae,hlt--Amherr, :. Williams Errors Nmnrrst u
vrams c batteries Gregory and sullivan. LOWS ana
Draper.
pro,,,.,cc Nav s Special brown met LAFAYETTE on
,,, I,e,d his afternoon the rt time IN TWO years
and found e difficulty defeating tho Visitors Up 70
-, -, ,,n,nr tho core was tied and rafayen" had
,o, i f,r tie better exhibition = ball playing brown
Tho, ,auei three runs Cllris error base on has
asa, ,,re. .inrles cri-vs pitched great ball Brown 80"
curing mos. - hits alto opportunities had been gwen
- retire tie size. Tic score:
brown .......................IIo . .
LAFAYETTE .................-....'l " v v =
na-ehi,.provn TO- ra,nye'te Err9rs r3"n "a Ia
,,.ee : Brady ana Lang, 'NH"'' '''' '''
clay tinp'r~-A N"nt'nhaH
4, syfa-,se- Rochester University 0. Syracuse TINT
ysrsi'y
A, Troy Amsterdam !. Troy !.
4, sr-.rrneia Springfield q Syracusst
4. rr.ydence- Rochester :. Providence :
4. ci,vs-sviiie- Schenectady 10. Johnsiown o
4. Scu .oficans-Liitic Hoei. . New orleans o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

The Eastern teams showed VI in much better form
yesterday capturing four - the six games played
in the West
Ruse won hts second game yesterday. md local
followers ~ the sport that the big fellow will
make a better record during the remainder ~ the
season
Manager Davis road tho rot act - his players a.
Cincinnati yceteriay. AMI the lecture seemcn -
have a good eject
cannon the young ou,nciicr le,t a, hom. whom
the Giants went West. has beer ordered 20 Join
team "A lie started AT 10 a. Yesterday.
and will join tho team a Louisville to-day
There IS fonc interest N tho game between ;he
Creenpoint Athletic and Xavier Athletic assoca ton
teams 10 he played at Recreation Park. on Sunday.
-Four diamonds have been iaii out AZ Recreation
vs,-k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
ron TYE .JFROuE PARK RESEH'OiH

On application Of Mayor Fr1nRhH Ehs~n we
only commissioner who qualified OF the three coma
missoners appointed by justice Dy"nAi' ca J. .
cember 20. 1884, TO damages ior 'he 'a'Hhs OF
Dykman has ,,,o,r,od Albert d. Boardman, and
John Dewitt Warner 20 succeed General benjamin
r. Tracy and ex-Mayor Thomas f. Gilroy' both of
whom refused to qualify as members OF sne COMMITS
sion The Commission Will ho'T Tbe ne new cnmmiss'
sIoners nave declared their intention to qualify i'm
medatc.y. The commissioners The eatma,sd
GDpraisement OF $50 acres or lahu' '"s S''"A'eo
value Of which In 10000 an acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
Arranging BASEBALL CONTRACTS.

Washington. MY s-N. f. Young president OK
the National Baseball League. has Just arranged
the following contracts;
with washington. william Joyce: WIZ , reCrln,
,vi;h Iiro0klvn NJ j. Griffin. with Detroit = Schei,
Neck I Johnson and !. Freeman, WIN ,,rairi
u,r,is F. H. Carroll. william George AMI W. >
Wright =. III, u - c,oyo,sor
v',u,ar, yil,i.r Frank McManus. O. II. Mctiopn.
c;corg" porc John ranson William Smith. Jane:
Is Hean David Pickett. George Moore MlKe
bradley and Philip Wan. , 49,, ,
Sew England Association william Moore, James
Mcsweeny. ). Connihan. j. Delaney, j. Ryan. W.
WIN Airian Edward Mulh"arn. rani " Tr1f'.
" 81 Miller NJ II Justice. James oI9urke Nasco
C;-aham y cutting George II. Wilson am Elmer
smith: with Jacksonville" Joseph @ kntz ana
Lanes T. Needham. with quincy. NiHan N"tch
Released fgv Chicago Charles =. irwin; by i'hlld-
delrha Mossrs We, hing and Baldwin, by lnck-
s,rylll. Az lcotte. Johnson. krcpper ami Mcturk;
hv 81 Joseph \ Bcal. by New England League.
John O'Rourkc and " Kilev. by Now, England As
socl,,ion nelson guirk clements and Nash.
Susp- ndcd-By jacksonville David VI. iianley by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
DwyER's METHODS CRITICISED.
.oD1Ors GAMBLING MR. LABoCCHERE GALLO
ruEM-AMERICAN HORSES TO RACE
IN IRELASL


London. May s-"Truth' says IN us tnri aiucic'
Ronoue,'s victory In the 200 Guineas Iriai STAKE
race is not regarded with satisfaction ny tnousn,,
mi observers Nothing Is more pcrhlcloIs usai.
biu FOR thousands and then buying MIN IN. ~
gambling of this odous kind is the ain ana emu 81
r. lmerican Invasion. the sooner the American
,mrercrn return horne the better, 10th Tor the tii
and for themselves. .
Tho Sportsman says that banquet no ',.
800, ,,o,,a,,ls ,c take par; In the at Baldoye.
,,,,rnt, FOR IN. IIowth Curragh ana stewards
pates on June 3 and The LORI Mayor Of p ,ol
20 20 ,.rdnred Inc Inequalities OF the Mansion House
.~ no American hOfsencn. ana 4 cOmmitt"" com
,,etd Of distinguished persons is making picpaF--
tons to give d reception 10 thehi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
FOR THE TILDEN AND THURBER CUP.

Bristol. r. L. May s--George Fl. Saunders M
CHALLENGED Charles +. HerreshoT. jr.. for racs
between the new yacht Ellide lately built ny MN
for Commodore W. W. Hongsworth. OF the ~
lantic city Corinthian Yacht Club for use az a"
flagship and the yawl Alice. owned by MI. Heres
hon, for the Tiden and Thurber Chaiiehse Cup
which was won by G. F. Herreshoff In a reGetts
nearly three years ago in Bristol Harbor. The Re-
gatta Committee that arranged for the cup rack
three years ago will meet at once and arrange 70.
the race which, II the challenge Is accepted. VIZ
be sailed in less than month In Bristoi harooe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
CALIFORNIA ATHLETES AT PRINCETON.

Princeton ~ J.. May tSpecaD.-The tra0>
.eam OF the University OF California arrived II
Princeton early this morning and have taken thai
headquarters at the Princeton Inn Tho men hae
their first practice this afternoon. Torrey ant
Patterson did not stand the trip very WELL ID
grew the shot-putter. ig not with the team, bur
IS q, Philadelphia being coached by Mitchell. AZ
ter the contest on Saturday The team willsgo d
philadelphia and hold their games with tho UnS
yersity OF Pennsylvania, on May II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

Varsity minutes IA seconds; sophomores MIN
The last race was for the championship betweee
the winners the freshmen and the sopnomorc,1S
The freshmen took the lead at the start. but couA
not hold IT, The sophomores were leng:h sneea
at the mile post and had increaed their 80 nssi
Onds Joseph r. Whittlesey. OF this city. mo vet
eran tennis referee OBLIGATED referee this AFTER
noon The victorious 81 crew rowed as fouowE,
Stroke and captain. J. II. Simpson: No. = =. HI
Bailey; No 8. s. Patterson; No. s. II. Campoe1
No 4 D. " Sutphin; No 3. j. X. judd No. .. 7. W.
Miller: bow. J. s. Wheelwright
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.

OWNER AL, SATISFACTION AT THE SUCCESS OF THE
AoUEpUCr CYCLE PATH BILL A. W. AND
CYCLING BOARD OF TRADE CONFERENCE
Ioca, wheelmen were in good humor last
night when the news came down from Albany that
The Tribunes Aqueduct Cycle Path Dill hal passed
both houses of the Legislature. and that II was OF
,ts way to this city TO secure the Endorsement oil
Mayor Strong That the Mayor and Governor Nor
TON will indorse the scheme seems reasonably GER
tain The good news spread fast, ana wheeneh
generally felt that at last provision mad poem aue
10 give them some accommodations Chlef Cohsu
Potter who has worked hard for the pian was
rver.oved at the good news 1T is a grand scheme,
said he land I am glad that our legislators
show a disposition to help US along IN sucn d COM
mendabe enterprise
A meeting between the l.. A. W. and the Cycling
BOARD OF Trade was held yesterday at the Wander
bilt Building The l. A. ". represented by
President A. c. Wilson, George a. PERKINS ana
A. c. Morrison, vice-presdens; George ID. 'ideoh'
chairman OF the Racing Board. and l. Is. fot'er'
chief consul Of the New-York State division. me
Board of Trade members who attended were Presi-
den. A. G. Spalding. r. Lindsay Coleman William
f. Wilson Joseph Mckee. G. w. Dickerson' T. T.
Stearns and A. X. Child. President A G. Wilson
was appointed chairman and Ernest X FRANKS
secretary. 1t was the unanimous opinion that
united action between the Board OF Trade and L.
A. W. on matters affecting the general interests and
advancement OF cycling, agitation for good rOads,
State and municipal legislation bicycle Transports
lion In railroads and streetcars. contracts with ex-
pert riders stolen bicycles. increasing the L. A w.
membership and enforcement OF J." A. w rules was
desirable. The president OF the l.. A. W. ana the
president of the Board OF Trade were appointed n
committee to consider the many subjects which
have been taken into the contemplation OF tho con-
ference committees.
Chief Consul Potter yesterday sent to the men,
bers OF the various committees which Will have
charge OF the annual State meet 10 be held at Man
haitian Beach on June Is a request urging their
best attention TO the duties Of the committee since
the entire proceeds, he said, will be used TOT te
benefit OF the local wheelmcn.
D. G. Shafer tho trainer. writing from the Soutn
says among other things: Il was trife premature
I'm my conclusion that Sanger would be unable 70
race during the early part of this season. lie now
apparently is in good health and is riding quite a
bit but not doing hard work. have more trouble
with Titus than any other man on the team. All
can do Is TO keep him from working himself &c
death
The Bayonne Rowing Association Wheelmcn VIII
on Sunday. ride 20 D1rellen. y. j., by way o.
Newark and the Oranges. Two divisions will make
the run-fast and slow. Detached Bayonne wheel
men always welcome to. join on these runs.
Shafer. says: Il will attend TO that my wa,
East. Mr. Troy rest assured that Titus VII
ride any Class b man in the world one hour. Th'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
SONS OF THE AKERIcAY REVOLUTION.

corcord \. H.. May s-The adjourned sna1u
Meeting OF the Interchangeable Society sons q
tho American Revolution, was begun IN h'psO
scn.at!ves Hall at n3o o'clock this forence
nearly 80 members were present. osn.so
charles r. Bartlett the orr y OF me -
took for his subject THE Formauon OF ,ny v -
w" 90, nav. e,ected: william W Bailey. q
%ashna John a ~ s Ss GSnGUsa "
presiucn'hb rdwav 81 Concord. register; the Rev u
Soh Roberts' OF concord. chaplain: Fred Lesnson
OF Concord historian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
GAMES ~ OTHER CITIES.

&. r1u,. May s-Jp 90 tho eighth inning to-day Tho
homo had III" IlI''ons beaten Ehre; hal finger
n,r In no eighth and retired for Br~i'en-eln. WI,
virtually rave tho game by his viliness Sullivan
WIS ht hard when on tases Attendance $50"
To
Boston ..-.-.............. " III
T..u ~ - " ~ ! I I
pasehfs- Boston II. - Louis Errors icsion = st.
Louis Pa''~fies sullivan and Warner. Ehre'. Brcitcn-
siein and Pei'z Umpire Emsle
chicago. May s.-chicaso took rhr-s .,rnish; from
Washington to-days te,ng waikaway for Arson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
CALIFORNIA HORSES TO BE SOLD.

Monroo ealisburv OF Plcasanton. Cal. has con-
signed 10 Peter c. Kellogg cos sale at Fleet
wood Park on Tuesday. May H. upward OF thirty
young ,rottcrs and PAGERS They are by Direct
2:O5i pacing; Drecium 2c5i.: Director Paio Ano'
Siambou Dexter Prince and other sires from daush
ters o; f,lecii0necc NutwoOl Aut"co, tht"Noiv anu
Dexter Prince. Other cOnsiSnOrs WI. ,,Hr ihS
ones with and without records. inciudins AIS WoS
sey 22.: Olga 226Ix: Morton. 2:2jz eic others py
Krcmln, 2Cis; General Benton ana o'"e' popular
sircs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
KILSAILAGHAN WINS THE CHr9 TER GU

KILSAIIAGIIAN WINS TIE V-''1''' IN VI
London May Sat Chester to-day '"e race ioT
the Chester Cup Of 1908 sovereisns added 10
sweepstakes of - soveregns eacn' Il hah''cap LOT
three-yearolds and upward the old cup course.
nearly two miles md a quarter was won by Captain
Machells Kiisallaghan. five years oin, ~ Alex,
ander's Son OF a Gun awe was ss,o'u. ana ioT'i
Penrhyn's Thescus 0our) third. NJ r. D"yer >
Don AlCnZo did not start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
PrrrsBrRGs DEFEAT BROOKLYN.
SUPERB PITCHING by HAwI.EY WINS THE CAM
For TIE SMOKY CITY TEAM.

FOR THE SMOKY CITY TEAM
Plttsburg May s-IIawley pitched ano'her "i ''''
superb games to-day. and the result was tha' RUS
burg defeated Brooklyn easily. Besides his pitch-
ing IIawey also carried or the batting honor' OF
the game drizzling rain fell through almost inc
entire game and gave both sides considefioIe
bother Daub could not handle the ball az hi "hii'
Hawey only let up when victory was certain. At
tendance 100 The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
TIE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Louisville -. NV York. n Louisville
Cincinnati -. Brooklyn. at Cincinnati
Cleveland - Washington. a. Cleveland.
Pli'shurg ys Baltimore. ~ Fi''sNufg
Chicago w. Boston. n 'hicsgo.
S. Louis - Philadelphia. az 81 Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
GIANTS WIN FOR THE EAST,
p1-s1r.s GOOD WORK IN THE BOX.
. DOOR CAME BY THE CINCINNATI TEAM-KEEFE
WARNS THE CAPTAINS
GAMES YESTERDAY.

New YORK TO- ''nc,lna,' - baltimore g. Cleveland =
ilt'sburg ~ b'yonH"- chicago X Washington T.
Cincinnati. May s-The CIncinna'is came on .n
field this afternoon jubant over their two s'ras.
victories. while the NewYorks had 40 OF ''s
expression. determined that n new s'ory Sn.
sent to their Gotham constituents to-i's"'' "'u
they won Captain Davis pressed f'n'c NV =.
vice for the second time during the se''' Sn,a,,
big fellow did excellent work III, ~ ,hc ca mo
team PLAYED a miserable game Belore I'm 30 and
Umpire Keefe warned both captains. itwS o, his
na,,,is tba, hc would tolerate no CRITICISM OF ms
Judgment by any member Of either team 'o-u"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
RENEW ALLEGIANCE TO TIE l.. a. w.

Chicago. May Sat a meeting OF the Illinois Cy
cling club Yesterday It decided 10 renew al
legiance TO the League % American Wheerncn ah'
retain membership IN that oody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
PiTTSBURG


PIftsburg .......-............-..o "
Yrtoilyn ......................-O y y = y "
Earned rIns-Pii'shurg . Hrslyn l. First hass by or
rlfsiurg q brooklyn !. Icr On bases fii'shuig
10 Brooklvn : First base on bas-OH lIavey .. N
Daub . struck out-By iiawley !. by laub Two-hafe
hifs-Sicnre I;ccklcv 1Iawlsy 2 Sacrifice hl-sienz"l
stolen hasc-Donovan Hit iy pitcher -avley Passei
balls-Grm. Umpirrs- Murray and iong. Time ~ game
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
Spalding team will race in Nashville on the 18th.
and Will be in Louisville on the 25th and 18th


The following committees have been appointed
by th" Crescent Wheelmen for their Decoration
Day meet Advertising. George Taggart, H. S.
Thomas; Reception. +. l.. G. Martin; C. H. Dun
ham. Thomas Cummings: Stages and Tramnsporta-
s SCR rces haXne c cganE Iohn Fetrs G.
Vimpson; Grand Stand. r. }. carey John Craw-
ToTs q Wams GsGIge "a Nash cu Praes
= Saltzman. c. c. Vail. s p r. Wilbur
Wills r. Troy Yesterday sent the following chal.
enge to T. W Eek II suggest III IasI ,r ytr' %
ride johnson three races. providing Johnson Is re-
nstated for such trophy as may pe a9 Gre Upon
Board the races 10 be all one-rnile each. or on.
three and five miles to come on aH tSo 'he aIep
of the Racing Board may. thirty days In advance
designate
The Metropolitan Cycling Company VIII give e, ). a
st. and the Boulevard tonight beginning at II
?. The entertainment Is arranged Tor me sp.cIdi
fession who were unable to attend the formal
opening of the academy on May J.
The Empire City Bicycle Company; NO 4ls Broad
way is making max 0ss speciality cn o. are se ssd IN
stores at 500 can be purchased there for ~
The Barclay cycle Company No. 10 Barelaya,st
makes the following offer c9TiianG nr * ?" ya Snr
clay So Gendr9n No. "a So t: Bfa ur sc Seish
c. So: Raleigh c. $iS; Coumbias, $40
F. p Pral. the clever owner 0, The ~ Whe sli,
Is overjoyed at the success OF the Cycie IAN ni.r
He has advocated The Tribune's plan III ms paper
which reaches many cycling sources IN the metro
politan district. Long Island. staten Island North
Jersey, Westminster and the Hudson RIVER route.
The Liberty" wheel Is keeping up with the
times and there is great demand for the machine
The Offices are at No. 4 warren-st this city: no
i2l7 Hcdforci-ave and No. SCI Broadst., Newark
The Equitable General Providing Company. No q
Broadway is making "A specially OF furnishing the
standard wheels the casy-paynent plan. ' &c.
tors can purchased for $ cash and so per month
for ten months. Crescents FOR 80 cash ana " :" per
month for twelve months full guarantee Is
given
Cyclists desiring to Join the League or american
Wheelmen may obtain flll printed Information anu
blanks bv sending name and address to the Cychhs
Editor New-YOrk Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
YESTERDAYS SCORES AT CREEDMooR-

Another detachment of the 47th Regiment COM
,o.A1 OF COMPANIES F. ID and x. under commane
OF Major Quick. practised at Creecmoor yesees0ss
under the supervision OF The brigade Inspector g
rife pract!ce. Major Babccck. The weather va
90, rr,,b light sc O'Clock" wind. Following an
the results OF the individual firing:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

Earned rtins-Cinclnnati I. New-Iork 7" n Th,nir
ha=-On Phillips g. Of Rusir S'rn', or ID,rsa h,s
l. by Rusic T,yo-ba.e hits Miller ha'"'' r,..ron
III rv.iny stolen iases-Iaihan herman
Woyr,ever Miller PASSED baI-Farrell l. tmpire-heei'
Time 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
Number second class.
Qualifications. y

Totals ............''' ~"
TIA record in volley firing Is as foilows'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

The Liberty" wheel Is keeping up with IN
times and there is great demand for the machine
The Offices at No. Warren-st, ms CITY; 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

The Empire City Bicycle Company. No. ilS Broad
way is making 4 specially % selling hgh-Srad'
wheels. New wheels which are listed IN some
stores a. 500 be purchased there for ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

Regarding Willis B. Troy's challenge the trainer.
Shafer. says: Il will attend TO that on my way
East. Mr. Troy can rest assured that Titus VIII
ride any Class b man In the world one hour. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

The Barclay cycle Company No 10 Sarc!ay,st.'
makes the following offer Coriland, :, ~ Dna-
less So Raleigh "A. $50: Raleigh y. $50: Ealegh
g. SO: Raleigh G. $i3; Columbus, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

F. p. Pral. the clever owner o, The wheel Ell,
He has advocated The Trbunc's plan IN ms paper
which reaches many cycling sources IN me Melry-
pO!itan district Long Island. Staten Island. North
Jersey, Westminster and the Hudson River route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

INC EONtabIe General Pr0NIIlfiS NUITfII!' no.
Broadway. Is making specially OF furnishing the
standard wheels the casy-pay'nent plan. ' &C.
tors can purchased for s. cash and 81" per nlontn
for ten months Frescents for 80 cash ana " :" PEI
month for twelve months y full guarantee Is
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09

The Bayonne Rowing Association Wheelmcn VIII.
on Sunday. ride 70 Durellen y. j., by way OF
Newark and the Oranges. Two divisions Will make
the run-fast and slow. Dotached Bayonne wheel
men always welcome to. join on these runs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-09-20
LUNENBURG.

Mr. and Mrs Nathan Melen of New
York spent last week at the Heights
House.
A large number attended the fair at St.
Johnsbury last week.
We tender our congratulations to
Adino n, Bel and bride, and wish them
long lie and happiness.
Rev. Mr.. Blackmer and family have
gone to their old home i'll Massachusetts,
to spend their vacation OF two weeks.
Miss Annie Balch will open a line of
millinery in the course of a weeks day i'll
the Hollow.
Sprague T. Hale attained his eightieth
birthday last Saturday, and was given a
surprise party at his home in the alter
noon, number OF elderly people being
invited to join him in celebrating the
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase of Fairfield spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. DR..
Scott.
Presiding Elder Hamilton preached at
the Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N, Kent of Lam
caster were in town on Sunday alter
noon.