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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
SOUTH CIROLTNA NEGROES JOYFUL
THEY LOOK or THE REGISTRATION DECISION AS
A SECOND TRANSCRIPTION.


A SECOND EMANCIPATION.
Columbia : c. May iO-For the present Gov
crnor Evans and the State authorities are paying
10 attention Whatever 10 the registration decision
Of the United States Circuit Court The negroes re-
card the matter as a second emancipation. ana to-
day the Ministerial Union. Of which every negro
minister IS a member. an organization FORMED 10
fight against their impending utter Acknowledgement.
issued an address which thanks the attorneys IN the
case and the many friends OF the negroes In their
nght FOR emancipation from the cruel ana uha"iui
registration laws. and proceeds thus
We beg To- say further that we shall always prove
true To that faction OF white men who protected US
that awful regime OF negro bahlshileit anu sdi
vote for and with our white friends for good dow
eminent seeking only for that minority representa-
ton which any reasonable white man VIII accord US
We recognize the fact that Intelligence ana money
must ru', and which We cheerfuIy subscribe.
There shal. arise by our assistance the cohii-
return of the condition of anairs 50 recently laid
low hy the decision 81 the Federal courts
The state Government are to-day giving all their
attention t. the dlsp,nsary Injunction with a view
1, determining the course the state should pursue,
The order saws that no liquor shall be molestet In
any way that brought into the state for individual
u-e Nnw the scheme n to make constables seize
sun that ls sent IN whore they think II IN not for
pcIaonal use making the oonstabes the judges
Then II hauled NJ for contempt they can set NJ the
defence that they We're convinced that the stun was
for other than Individual use, And the same scheme
h To- Apply - searches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
CANES IN OrmEE CITIES.

cticag, MAJ io-n,s,on- utter inability 20 bit Hu'ohi-
ne hom' team the easiest Kind - "ali"ay
to-day The was TOO onesii"d 70 b" brilliant ~
any dine The solitary scored by 'he T. stons In the
sevenih vas uuearnel when the iinbs light Va. Of
fecii,ely eH'nsushei Ba1non was pu; IN The Box a'
a f.riorr hop~ but Ch-ng1 disposed - him with the
greatest possible In ih" playing displayed 10y Al
-if. men gaines - is patent max in"y
ar- rapid, Assuming championship form. anl VII mai"
roll the predictions - Arson no no beginning - iA'
sea-.n A't.rinn,e 300 Tho sc.re:
Tm.,s' ................SS = . u
si n ,,'9 s1 aasa, .H VICE. Ban
r .'s ard c,n,e'. inpir. MrD'na,i.
$, L,us Nj NAV lo-Ara'.'- 4 ioday's s"me
would show how pn.ry club can pay "h'n ih'y wy
Smiths probing v.uA have n'n Hammered 20 death
rs any club il' Louis. while 'larAson's "'fk was
wr~,ch~i A''.rdince. l"". Th" score.
$, i.a'. S-i
rhiade.phia 3 na''eris- cnr.son ana re''z. Smith
ana Buckley. vmrire" Emslie.
rii,shurg May io-pt'shrrg had 'he gam" to-day We"
In hand unfr the sixth irning. when an error gave
Baltimore fwp The champ ne n'i'ei on, '"'
more IN tie eighth. and tel ~" srnr" hn'F Qua i'
work In two innings ard Gleason r'h'Ne' num-
Will. c.c.laush gave Way - Hart after the score h''
hoe, TOD and when there were s'iN Two men On ih"
n,se. Hart dI great .rk rttturg ~n IN The ninth
On smiths double arl $50 innei hts. ih' heDns ~
which failed =, head n ihe runner. Attendance -~'
Tho score.
r.,;sars .........................d5 :
Uasehi,s pi-lurg -. Baltimore 10 tii'r~ lii.t',
U,ftIt..r. lltffeffs. tuiklrf llff hNi Nilf''Nf
il rcr eiI,asan and Robin. mp'r"s Murray and Long
Gie,e'and M, 10 \ questionable d"r'Si. " 'f "p'
Ron. IN the ninth nnins host '-d1''s game IT '''''
land with ivp 90 bases, 'hiI'S u" It'd SUM-
c.c.n threw Wild ard s,lnacn WIS 10 N" afr after
~. han when Chuds touched the tag II" vas de-
o,r,i ou, ami the iNo runs that came 'n'n 'hi nov
count tn. game was played .ist' 'ssF' anu ""' ID
,l features Attendance. NJ" TIE f'ofr'
cleveland .t--'tt+t''t :, a "A "a =, a. Il
Washington ''t.' "
u...hl,s Cleveland II Washington 4" El1 ~. ., lr'
land Washing I batteries N"l''' ANU - '''.''
N,rccr and M,,uifr Umpire i'iis
Al Wnk,sharre WUk,starie. 10. inu''' :
Al Amsterdam. amsterdam, Is Schenectady u
Al Scranton Toronto 10. scranton J.
At spnnrn,l Springfield. T.. Rochester =
Al l,.,ll,nce syracuse 7. Providence 4
Al Allan. Albany. =. Em.m' !"
At nl.,crNue. Go,crs'uic "a hnsh'm"h' i
A, qr.v- Jamestown 10. Troy. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Nrwa FROM THE YACHTING WORLD.

Tho yachting season promises 10 open cary 'hls
year AZ all The wards where The handsome hPofH
arc iad up, The ring ~ tho "sulhofr mailer N
heard. and busy painters arc applying coats OF rh'
ing paint 10 the rl1os ~ tho fleet vcsnolH " r.
Tfipkens yawi Seneca II being htte1 out NJ
Rel Hook. ana will 10 into com nlnson In snort
tine Tho work Of lengthonng the Jubilee VIII
be begun perhaps to-day. Mt boston Just ex-
actiy what the result OF tho lengthening VIII ne
on the Jubilee's speed 's a matter OF conjecture.
Daniel Appleton has sold his schooner Lotus 10
John H. Cole The Lotus will continue TO hy inc
burgee OF the New-York Yacht Club Lloyd Phoe-
nix's handsome Intrepid went into commission on
Wednesday, and Is at Tebo's yard awaiting orders
Anthony j. Drexels steam yacht Margarita Is IN
foreign waters, and Il is doubtful whether Mr.
Drexcl will cruise In American waters this sum
mer. John r. Drexcl will have the Su.tana Out
and his brother, George w. Childs Drexel VIII
probably have his newly launched steamer in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
NEARING on THE LAWSON BILL.

Mayor Strong yesterday gave a pubic nearing
On the hill introduced by Assemblyman Lawson
prohibiting the use by railroads OF the streets on
the west side OF Central Park that are opposite
to entrances to the Park. The bill Is designed 10
keep cars out Of the streets that are frequented
by teams and children on their way to the PARK:
II has the approval OF the Park Commissioners ana
was drawn by c. NJ. Bovee. Residents OF streets
adjacent to the protected by the act are OF;
posed to the bill. fearing that the railways VIII
seek to take the streets next TO the ones that are
exempted. Cne railroad at least has been AFTER
Ninety-seventh-st F. II. Comstock. OF Eighty
sixth-st. A. Prentiss and John c. Coleman. rep
resenting the West End Association, opposed the
bill Mr. Bovee defended IT,
The Mayor said he would look into the Dill furthse
before he would come to any conclusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
YACHTING AT NEWPORT.

Newport May lO-Captain Robert Goelet and
Commodore Sands TO whose efforts Newport Will
owe the extra week of yacht racing which has
been determined upon. are busy preparing 10 make
the coming season surpass that OF any previous
year II has now been decided that during the
FIRST four days Of the extra week as 1t Is called,
PAGES for schooners anc sloops over the outside
courses on alternate days, beginning WIZ lhr
schooners shall be the features When these
races have been finished. The races Tor the smaller
boats on The inside course viii be In order
sDeela effort will he made 10 attract the "a ana y
f0oeTs, and IL now UNDERSTOOD ~ thry AZ.
practically certain a. come, some hlt'lHl Hpu''
being arranged fur theii benen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
BROKE A. WORLDS ROAD RECORD.

< Colorado Springs. Col. May l0.-L. G. Vail. for
mer Washington bcyclist and a member of the
Century Road Club. broke the worlds record Tor
ffty-mie road bicycling to-day. His time was hours
Is minutes The starting point four miles north
Of this place. where he left at 9:l5. and reached
Pueblo* at II 30 The wind was favorable. but the
rider was compelled to ford the Fountain River a
four miles at a two-minlite clip. He timed at
both starting and finishing points by l. A. W men.
No pacemaker accompanied him. The previous
American record for fifty miles was held by KEN
bier of Asbury Park; time. D.? hours 30 minutes 40
seconds and the previous worlds record was he'd by
Linton OF Hearne. Eng. time, hours 21i2 minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
A RAID ON HAWTHORNE BooKMAKERs.

Chicago MAY l0-Chef Deputy Sheriff Peters
with one hundred and nifty deputies maze rald
the foreign book at Hawthorne TINS AFTERNOON
just the results OF the second race III LOUIS
vile were called of the wire Deputy Mois"n' III
charge OF the foreign book squad, loon INV ''''e
sheet-writers, including Joe" Ulman. ana Drought
them to the .ltv The horses at the local track
were Just going TO the post in the secohd race
when the rad was made. The word passeu i"p''y
to the Local ring. and the twen.y-eight pook""Ae's
buried their states and got out OF mari" way,
Spectators rushed out OF the betting i'"b anu
across the infeld to escape. Persons III inc s'anu
stand sat SILL. waiting. After the fa' =" ''e
foreign book had been made several OF the local
books started to post Odds putting up tneir s'a'e
It was sorry move for twenty Of en-, arrested and
and their assistants were quickly AZ ascen.d
taken TO town. Just eight bookmake.s. err oafoisi.
10 warrants were issnAd for the uaSA 0N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
" First in Purity
British Medical Journal
British Medical Journal

readiness to join the fleet OF yachts no" raiiu'y
being got ready for the summer .x. c,, 49,
The members of the New-York 1acnt S."U are
enjoying the Inequalities OF the dlHereht New
York clubs while their clubhouse Is II me mdius
OF the painters and decorators. me ciups whcn
have opened their houses are the 81 .>Icnoias'
Calumet, New-York Manhattan. IniIed nerV 3h
Democratic New-York Athletic, Lo'os ana I'm
Regiment Veterans Club. - -. vi,
Edward NJ. Brown commodore OF ,ne ,i NE" OF +
Yacht Club. has issued order appointing +; !.
Robinson feet captain. The appointment gives
universal satisfaction. . o,, -. :,
The Seawanhak -Corinthan Yacht Club has ls-
sued its rules and regulations governing me Co"-
petition for the International Challenge Cup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
THE ROYAL, RTIE LINE.

Additional trains for Philadelphia Baltimore and
Beginnng May ~. 1895. trains VIII leave New
York Station Central X. X. of New-Jersey. loot
For Philadelphia at 40 500. 300 1000 II 30 A.
NJ 80 2:3o. $3.50. 400. 5.oo Goo 30 $40 1000 NJ.
i2i5 mdt. Sundays 800 1000. 1870 a. NJ. 2;So 400.
500 600 +. NJ, 1913 mdt. ouo ,noo =, a..
A. Nj $50 1870, 500 600 =. NJ, 12l5 mdt Sundays
1000 80 A. NJ. $780, 500. 600 p. NJ. 1915 mdI :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
A NEW RACING ASsOc1ATION.

Albany. May 10 tSpeciaD. About O'Clock ms
afternoon the FIRST company incorporated unu'r inc
provisions Of the Gray Racing law nl'd ocf'h''''
with the Secretary OF state. It's u'lc me
New-iork Stocplcchase Association ''s 'aP''"'
is 10000 and lts directors are H. De Courccy
Forbes and Henry G.. Cr,ckmore. New tork sam
uel s. Howard. Groveland. y. j.. John g. foahS-
bee. San Francisco, and Frederick Gephhin r'toh-
town, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
ruE tf0OyOrIv yIoArgD.

JackHonylllc Fla, May 10 tHpecIaD.-The bis
ci,do Liner Algonquin. which went aground In the
st Johns river Yesterday at Dawes Point. foui
miles below tnla city. WAS Heated at high-watei
this evening ana proceeded on her voyage to New,
York, Al Of her cargo was unloaded. There
were about 10 passengers on board. but not one
of thpm left the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

Tho Giants are playing rather sloveAly baseball
in tho West and their friends here are much DIS
couraged The constant changing about or the
PLAYERS can DO no possible good.
Tho brooklyn Cincinnati gam" at cincinnati yes
torday was postponed on account or ram. Ken
rclv ioin.l The Brooklyn team yesterday, ana ne
nnaX plfrh today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Number Second class.
THE CALEDONfAN GAMES.

The New-York Caledonian Club has decided 70
hold It's thirty-ninth annual games al Manhattan
Field this year on Labor Day. The programme
this wear Will include ive-nile foot race ana a
ten-riiile bicycle race. Cash prizes VIII De on.Irl
and snecial prizes will be awarded TO competitors
breaking the record In any contest some prom,
NON, professional athletes in the United states ana
lanaAa wi cnInp.te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
AN INVITATION TO YALE MEN.

The Yale Alumni Association OF Essex county y.
J.. extends an invitation 20 all Yale men VINO N
tend witnessing the Orange Yale game to-day 70
attend It's last Informal meeting Of TINS season ID
he held at DdViss restaurant. in Orange. on thht
evening II is expected that a quartet from inc
University Cleo club Will be pres, nt and invita-
tons have been to both n.res. Trains leaN 30
Orange for New York about every hai-honr up 10
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
.shugart hi, by batted ball.

'ShngnT
tliIrkc hattcd IN Iosvelis place
Louisville .....................O o .
New York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ " " " " "
t-..r,d runs Louisville New York First base hy
error. New York 3 Left bases Louisville ~"
York First base IN alison McIcrpou :. oN Merkih
z on g. swell. /. Struck by Mci''rm1N ], '$ bps
we'll . 10y Me.ktn l. HON" run Davis Ihfe" taS. my
Farrell stolen Preston. BOYLE Ramon llHnhl'
,iavs Gass.ock. - Irien and Luhy. plrcn ana Lazy
i.annon and Doyle. Iif hy pitcher Boswell VIA p'ch
-Meckn Impir,-Camptei Timc-22O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
MARKED rp the pRfCE or on

Plttsburc MAY iO-Ycstcrday was the first day
since the standard oil Company began liz present
system OF buying oil upon which an advance was
made after Tho price announced In the morn
Ing. In the afternoon II was advanced to LOO
The STANDARD agencies announced that figure for
tO-daV's business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

Ed" Corrgan and Secretary hhookmakers brought
power to have the arrested noo i honds could he
before the cicero justice so that oon n,,re crowd
given bui Deputy Peters TOOK 1n ,hg Ewing The
Court said that the warrants were and collation.
PLANT % the civic Federation LOT aos2endant was
of the State gambling law , r-aSm 20 anpear on
released on his own recogniZance 10 "Pp'
riiesd rnnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TODAY.

Louisville vs. Sep York ai Louisville.
1tr.luns,f ~ BROOKLYN. - Cincinnati
Cleveland vs. Washington. ~ 'i"f"lhni
rrfahury ~ Baltimore A. flifshufg.
chicago vs. Boston. 80 Chicasn.
- Louis -. Philadelphia. AZ -. LOUIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
EAU pE GALLlE SCRATCHED,

London, May 10 Mr. Richard 'rokcrs Eau de
Gallie did not start IN The May Handicap At Kemp
ton I'ark to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

Louisville May lO-New-York lost to-days game
nv IFS errors and Its inability to hit McDermott
who pitched excellent ball Meekin was sup
planted in the fourth by Boswell. who did sood
work for the Giants Davis's home run was the
feature Attendance. | 200. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
GArIA Ar Hr ARApu iOHTrONED,

Washington. May 10 The races Hchodulod for I"
day ~ A. AHnph track have been postponed "w
ing 10 the revocation Of the license Of the ttn,k b
the National jockey cub. II " expected That rae
Ing viii be resumed under new arrangements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
BALTIMORE GETS AN AMHERST MAN.

wtishurg. May 10 "Ei' iianon' president OF INC
p,ltimnre baseball Cmh to-day hhii he h'l 81"
,a,el Jesse H. Allen, lately Of IA" Amherst '''''s'
cmb an catcher Tor the lnltim'I's Alien WI"
In nov a InvrraB ~ Penny lNanlh mrl''l sim
dent viii report Ia baltimore nn lhr 'luhH '''"'"
ham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
list REGIMENT MEN AT cREEDMooR.

The last detachment Of the list Regiment y. t.
s " V, composed Of Companies b. + ana l. un'er
command Of Major Smith went TO Creedmoor yes
terday The weather fair. with a light %
O'clock wind. good shooting day as the following
results show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK ATHLETICS.
New-Haven. May 1o-The intercollegiate TRACK
athletic associations have decided 10 hold the an
nual meet on May "a and p this year. The place
selected is the Berkeley oval The preliminary
heats will take place on the day previous to the
finals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
nornscunln'a HOUSES FIRST AND ~

London, May 10 Al k'mpi"n i'aik to-day the
ROYAL Two. irit- GA ilait, ~ 500" H"Nei"gnn E"'
ro,rrrigns Ia the WinntD. hVo fulong-. Wna Won by
Leopold ir ltoihs, hiliH ~ irrluln ''nllur'hn'
nlsp OWNED ht Lropul1 do iioihEhlll whh second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
TAIL-ENDEkS BEAT GIANTS
MEEkrN KNOCKED OUT OF THE BOX.
CHANGES IN THE TEAM SEEM TO BE HAVING
BAD EFFECT-A HOME RUN BY DAVIS
GAMES YESTERDAY.

rou,s,.t,e = New-York Chicago II. Boston I.
plftsiurg q baltimore >. Phladephla ~ -, I|'uls v
wasb,ngo G. cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn. RAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

At MORRIS PARK lo-DHi'
OPENING OF THE MEETING OF THE NAi'o>""
srEEPLEcHAsE ASSOCIATION.
Morris Park to-day is the Mecca VI an tina,
voices OF racing. The doubt ana u"0'' 49,, tho
have existed for weeks have oniy e,'' o,ro
pleasure derived from the adoption Oh '"' ,,a
bill. 1t is 10 the National Steep'ech"Se ,h,oa
ton that horse-owncrs and racegoers are hn"e'
n much as 10 any one else for the present ''
ton of affairs the turf Whch SUE" 49,, -
August belmont J. G. Folianspee' john .
De Courcey Forbes Frederick Eepha'" an" :, -
Rowland aided by such a tried veteran as ~ "
Crickmore enter the lists a. chamP'o"S Va
healthful jnyigorating sport. the genera p''
and the press hasten 10 their support. VT. ''''"
more has worked heroicy. with the result '' "
the preliminary arrangements are pe'ieV"'
everything Is ready for the sport 10 "ce'''
strangers desire 10 visit Morris PARK To-Day an
that is requisite follow the crowd as the '''
dcations point "A large attendance All 'r''',s
the Second and Third ave. elevated roa"s w."
land passengers at undred-and-twenty-h' n'n-
ST, where connections can be maze ei'"'' ny -"
suburban steam or the trolley roads At least
dozen four hand coaches will be IN inc OH ",e
lawn. 1t is expected that the display OF manu-
somely dressed women will be very brilliant
At the leading hotels tho lovers Of cross-couh'rS
sports have assembled in large numbers FROM
Washington. Boston Philadelphia. Newpor' d ana
cred to sec for themselves how Ne".York soclrtg
do things when put upon lis metz. ~
card is ali that could be desired There are five
race. 10 bc decided that should furnish neIns OF
horses strong enough numerically - producc, cN-
citing contests. without the danger inciien'ai 10
large fields =,
In the first race there five entries. all OF
which mailcns. and are practically unkho ,,
The second j. 4 selling affair ana Is inuch IKE
the first
In the st Nicholas Hurdle Handicap there are
several horses that well known on IN" mt
such Judge Morrow. Noodford 81 John' ROY
ford AMI others In the steep.cchasc sich "rii-
known Jumpers Rolman and Ecarie VIII contest
u-f n.lf az
unknown Tho weller race. at seven furlonSs
over the fat has SIN entries. Here are the names
Of The horses and the weights 10 he carried;
FIRST EAcE-Maiden hurdle one ani one half
miles.
Tason,~a ..........i5; Lafayette it5
Champaign" ITlnaS
Wirship 10
SECOND RACE- selling st'cplochase. Three miles
nakvaol ........i,9 NJ sl ..................l ~
Pa, oakley iii Playmate IL"
IIawassc ...............ii '
THIRD RACE -, Nicholas Hurdle Handicap. onr and
one half miles
Judge Morrow l56 wexford ~
St John ............. l'i F0Xforl -
bishop 10 scamp -,
Rod cloud .............l4s joaquin l52
FOi RITZ RACE Now York Steepi"cnase Handicap Two
and one-han miles.
r. inar l1' luckno" W
Eraro .............. Is FpNhouna 10
Iron Duke .............iiS Dwight .............lf g
The Peer ............liS KING John J."
!
LAZY Raymond .........l17
FIFTH KACE-Wolter nat Seven furlongs
Col South ...........i3j Warhonn~; 10
Lord Motley ......if Ilt ....................lt ~
Logan .-............l52 Prize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
JUST WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.

The victor Muslin Moth Proof Bsss are unsurpaeeed
for managing garments safely away from MoTHs DO
"'s w,sr ~" MoTii pAa MIRO co. MI ver,cn n r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

oon~sue,shrs su, inh paint oil, tat rease sAl
SPu Es,alns nom clo,hlns ana carpets and NsvyS
Leaves n NtNH. No acid No UNPLEASANT odot %
a. druggists. Depot cfi'tsnton. iio Fu''om s' New's"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco. May 10. 1895.
To rfoe a lao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

number OF women cyclists have arranged for
a novel outing to-day. The party will leave Schwa-
bachs this morning and go 10 the Shelter
in Prospect Park, where they will take breakfast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

Cyclists desiring 10 join the League OF American
Whee,men may obtain full printed information and
blanks by sending name and address 10 the Cycling
Editor, New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

The condition OF the streets in South Brooklyn
"a simply abominable. South OF Ninth-st. there is
not decentiy paved street in that part fof the
city Many of the streets from Twelfth 10 Twenti-
eth SITS are almost impossible TO vehicles and IL is
simply impossible to ride a bicycle upon them
The streets unclean. and tin cans and refuse
are strewn about everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

large party OF Michaux Cycle Club members
will take run to Far Rockaway tomorrow. The
wheelmen will leave the clubhouse at Broadway and
Fifty-second-st. at SIS a. m, for run or ABOUT
thirty miles and return. The route Will be via the
College Point Ferry and luncheon will be served
about | O'Clock.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-23

TO. las scasras 10 han sshslado una pension
hosrosA. 7 siea, amigo Inio, sque dice us
ted todo estoi Esta usted peori Sc ha
puests uste pSlido seno IN uu.rt.e
Ia vsrdad es cue sst&s inesperadas mott
eiss ns habfaa sreduedo 4 la vex tantas
eassissss agrsda5lss J penosas, que me
sentfa pro1imo perder 81 eonecimiento.
Nj sehor Launepia, cue Sc marchaba al
snassser dol siyuieBte dia. vino esta tarde
i dc,pedirse, ds.euSs dc ajsunas frases
sasarasoHas por anbas parties, me dijo:
-cusriae anigo, NADIA 10 pregunto do 10
que pass aSui: psrs al per acaso necesita us
ted ecnadsase sonssjsre, 10 pids la prefe
rsheis.
Ks sfesse, ne ssdfa desahoy%r mi coraz6n
son amigo mAs SECURE. s hiee al digao ancia-
no desallado rolato de todas las circunstan-
elias que habiaa ssfslsdo, desde mi llegada
i la Suibta, mis- relaeiones particulars con
Ia teven Narxarita. Hasta lie lei alguDas
pagiaas DO ests diario para precisar el esta-
ds de estas relasiones el de mi alma. En-
una palsbrs, excePtnsndo ell secreto que ell
dia sstsrior kabia dsscubisrte en- los pape-
les del ssfior Larogae. nada ls ocultS
Casndo tsrmint, ell seksr Lsubepia, euya
ire - &c habia sensrxi1o an momepto antes.
tsnlS In pAlabra.
rs indsil ssaisarss, Amigo nfo,-dijo
qas nj zzndaros aNei. me proponfa e.saros
con II ssAsrits Larseas. Tode ha salldo 4
ns4ids de His 1essss. In mi opiniSa, sus
sosssenes &c nsrecsA rrefprecamente no
has poaido scsrcarse sin sntsnderss; pero
sse sxtYsao aconteeinies de que la torrs
do Elvsn fut rsmantieo tsatro, me descen-
sssTts pSr sompleto, sc 10 senfess. IQue
disnsrs. anige miol saltsr por In vsntxns
4 rissgs de dssnas&rss, ar.. psrmftams US
I'D sss 50 10 ASa, asnsssr@ssSa ssfsisnrs
De Sc Gszsrssr3T. era ee&PlsszMeate iR1