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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
THE GIANTS IN THE WEST.
"ROOTERS" LOOKING FOR THE
RETURN OF THE LOCAL TEAMS
RECORDS OF THE PLAYERS SINCE THEIR DE-
PARTrRE FROM THE HOME GRoVNDs-Pos-
sInlE CHANGES AMONG THE
BROOKLYN MEN.

TROOKINN MEN.
The Giants have been away from the nome
grounds nearly three weeks. ana local followers oil
baseball beginning to yearn Tor th.r iaVo''r
sport. The team since leaving nome mas Piayea
thirteen games winning six Of that number The
record on the tour is as follows At Philadelphia.
won l. lost .: at Louisville. won !. lost !: at ON
cinnati won l. lost ,: at Ptisbure. won l. lost =
at Chicago. won . one gains was postponed at
Louisville AMI another at Chicago
Captain Davis and his men will spend the pres
ent week in St Louis ana Cleveland and will start
for home Saturday night The team VIII play NJ
st. Louis to-day. tomorrow and Wednesday. ana
at Cleveland II Thursday Friday and saturday.
cannon and Boswell. the new men, have done eNcei-
lent work 20 date and II they can keep UP the pace
they have set for themselves the team VIII be
strengthened in two important positions. AS a
whole. the work Of the team TO date has been a
source Of disappointment
The followers Of the Grooms also in rather
detected form of mind just now, and they nave
good reason for being discouraged. 1t seems pity
that at least of the local teams cannot show
championship form. The Brooklyn team Is carrying
too many players. Manager Foutz Will realize THIS
and wher. the team gets back home the chances
are that there will be cutting away Of the dead
wood. When many extra players are on the
bench ? marager il apt TO make changes In his
team which may look advisable at the time being.
bvt which h" will regret later Constant changes
viii demora lie any team. Pennant winners g,n-
orally 20 through the season almost as they play
the first
Nobody nocd worry about the lead taken in the
race by the Pttsburg and Cincinnati teams. FOR the
chances are that there are At least two teams IN
d ne EaS TSSsc w % n vail CO come r The
latter Pat Of the month. ana then the Western
RIOTERS" will sing another tune. and It will not b..
Just now Boston holds third place and The es-
next month If they get the lead it will be diiii-
cut matter to dislodse them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
TWO DAYS MORE OF DRILLTyG.

Memphis. Tenn. May But two more DAYS re-
.sa,r ~ the Great Interstate Drill Encampment
which has been In progress In this city since May H.
All COMPETITIONS have been completed and the deci-
sons OF the Judges will be rendered or Tuesday when
Damn will break The Thurston Rides. OF Omaha.
are tipped to take first place while the chickasaw
Guards. OF this city; the Morton Cadets OF Washing
ton. d. C.. and the National Fencioles. OF the same
a,,. mr.. ,avor,tes In the order named. Tomorrow
,,.,noon MaLor-,;eneral John NJ. Schoneld. Of the
United stated Army VIII review ,ss aa1cps n t sb
ar aIe After the review the Fencbles. the Morton
cadets the chlekasaw GIards Th9 9srhy fn sh;
SCsmar3s viii give exhibition drills. The day WIZ
close with a dress parade and a concert by the
Iowa state Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
ADVERTISEMENTS OF INTEREST TO RIDERS AND
DRIVERS WHO DESIRE HlGH-
CLASS STOCK.


DRIVERS WHO DESIRE HlGH-
CLASS STOCK.
The firm OF J. Newton Van Ness. of No l2o
Chambers-st and No - Warren-st.. Is in the ironl
rank Of the dealers In fine harnesses saddery' hsht
wagons and stable outfits This IL the 'eh'ennia
year Of the firm which for 100 years mas he'u inc
confidence Of the public.
W -. Grand announces "A banner week III SAT-
,,yh.closs hunters hackneys. carriage pairs single
horses suitable for broughams and Hght ha'"eSS
horses ,,o ,he
IN, Tuo.dav a, the American Horse Exchange III"
horses consigned by the Belwood stud. the prop
ertv Of :. : Rowland Will be n'spoS'u W. " T.,
Rowland Is 50 well known that no rePuirrs y" -
PRODUCTION to the public. The Belwoou ''"' no"
an established reputation among tue ..9,oo,
highly bred horses The sale begins al S''' . ''o
,,rr,,, Union one OF the best consRn"e'''
o o.rc, ny m, Eelwood stud VIII De "''
posed OF iii ,,snoae OF
ON Wednesday John \. Logan. jr. VIII ",p
.ha horses from the famous priol" S'hu' % Lima
,oUn Ohio IA the Oriole horses are 'he -
wellknown prize winning hackneys AZ" on
r,.r.s a hlgh average IS likely 10 be s''u'V''
rrllav Richard Carman's fine collection OF i'"' ~
h, ,ors.s carriage pairs and horses tor g''s ,r
",trnoses ull be placed under the hanl I nd
Amrri,hn ",'hh cre nm elcc,ri delight exhibition o'
IN. horses 70 be sold will be gwen 'o-"'N"' "
oyIo'm crav OF Nos % and .. woosiers'. offer'
, iarye variety OF s"asonabl" carriages 10 tue pun"
S,u1.h,ker i.roihers invite the ATTENTION OF VA,
,,,.ii' a. th,ir .xfenslv. assortment OF the a'S'
,nd.s in ali descriptions OF vehicles AZ th.lr
Inns nos %, and 20 Canai-st.. "as' OF hfoa'-
- 80, t,t,,, ars,-s. IL
nrep,r.i - TN orders FOR any klnd 81 a M'. En-
ar r,rriage and invites the public 70 inspect Inv
f,..s, s,v.s ana designs in his warerooins 1870
Roberts a Irinkerhor. No III NhaTnpers-s,.' i nv
on hand all styles ot traps s''''F'' ''' 1872
an The '' nny wagon company. No IS Warren.si
bargains IN carriages. pony cars am narntss.
Farmers wagons and carts are reduced 10 ha''Pi"
prices -, c.l coun,nv
~ -. ,X.st Sxiy-ninih-S, keeps up WIN tne 'li,S
T.. keeping on hand AZ AL times J." nea' 81 'on H..
, Il 'h h,,knr. AMI troitlng horses ~ every
i-s.. ls broken los oxpcri.uD "l hors"l"t WISH 10
"a. s,ab'os Will Instruct ana b'n"ht p''So''S III
..,r.h % nrsf-ciass horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
IRE FEATHER REPORT
cropN CENTRAL NORTH OF MAINE.

Washington. May lo-The storm has moved frofs
,,sr Michigan 10 the -. Lawrence Valley. and Is now
.,.ai ,o-th ~ Maine An Of high pressure covers
,h. Cuif of St The pressure 10 also high IN
tho lake regions Upper Mississippi and Missouri VAL
evs and he extreme Northwest The barometer hss
,,., IN tho lake region the Ohio ami Mississippi valleys
40 ,er,llv in the Rocky Mountain districts. The tenn
.r,re has risen the South Atlantic and Gun states;
g. has fallen In lake regions the Middle Mississippi
Valley Kansas Colorado Rain has fallen IN the ake
,sy,ns aul snow in Upper Michigan Fros,s prevalled
roi,, ,h,a mor,ina in North AMI South Dakota. Min.
,so, and Northern Iowa Unsettled weather with snow.
ers is Indicated for England and there may poss-
bly be showers on the Middle Rocky Mountain slope Tne
.empernture be lower IN New England. warmer V
the Northwest nearly stationary elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
pyyr FOR THE DEFENDER REJECTED.

providence r. T.. May ia consignment oil
white nine thanking FOR the Defender. furnished by
Boston parties. was Saturday examined by Nathan.
lei and Iohn y. Herreshor A. the Bristol shops ana
rejected as not seasoned enough This may cause
, de,av I'm the laying Of the Defenders DECK anu
launching The dredge Yankee NOTION ''a' "a'
,..., Ii,,,,,, an, n way for the launching. COM
ni.,.l her work saturday night and was towed 70
Novpor, to-day salts being made In Boston TOT the
Defender are nearly finished A., IN. 30. ,hs
Tn. ten-rater Anoatak. recently puht Y nc &c
u,rr.sh,rs for George owens. OF Boston. had
brush with Nathaniel iIerreshons nn,ke,' .s s,oVe
remarkably fas, on stays She answered her ruu-
4. vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
POOR BASEBALL FOR BROOKLYN.
CHICAGO wCN AN rNINTEHEsTING GAME FIsos
THE ERIDEGROOMS.

Chicago. May l9-Eight thousand persons riskei
pneumonia to-day and for two drcary hours
the game OF ball that has been played
in Chicago this year Brooklyn went TO pieces In
the third inning when Daub was hit for two singles.
a two-basgcr and z. homc run. These. with has"
on balls. Daub's hitting LANCE and errors 81 Shnllc
and Anderson. reited eight for the home team.
IL Rrooklyns half Of the inning two Wild
throws by Moran. base balls and four sing -
brought four men 10 the plate. Stewart Dahlen and
Arson completed prctt' double play ~ Tn" hisi
inning Terrys WillneSS AMI work at the bat ""f"
tho features Of an undressing game. He went 70
ha, FIVE times. making two singles. a two-basc hit
and "A home run. Tn. score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
rur SECOND CiVALRY'S ELECTION.

Amsterdam. y. V, May 10 tSpecaD.-At the re-
,io, of the od New-york Veteran Cavalry just
hald a, saratoga the following officers were chosen
for IN. ensuing year: President. Major j. g. Fasset.
OF Saratoga; vice president. Lieutenant a. W.
rbomnson OF Glens Falls: secretary, T.. l.. Beach.
~ Ginversyille: treasurer. Lieutenant Sherman \.
case OF Schenectady; surgeon. DR. Gausha b. Bush
~ yonkers: chaplain Wilbur r. Poor OF Mary
land President Fasse, and Secretary Beach were
annnnted a committee to draft resolutions In men,
80 ~ dead comrades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine showers: decidedly cooler In northern po'
ton: southery winds. becoming norths'ly
For New-HampshIre and VerVont. threatening "ea'"~
with showers In northern portion decidedly cooler po~
siby freezing temperature on Monday night sou'ne"s
winds becoming northrrly
For Newyork. generally fair; cooler eAeep'
extrem. southern portion. souhery winds. becoming
nor'heriy. ,.-
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey -"e"e'"V
fair: cooler. variable winds. becoming norfheriy'
For District u Columbia Delaware ana Mi''"~
Fair: cooler: eastcrly winds. becoming norWe'y'
Ear Western New York-Fair; cooler IN eastern ~
'i.n. northerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
neornrRHo0D or T ANDREW

Syracuse. n. y. May le-Ihc sun w" 'e".'o'
~ the Hrothcrhood Of st. Andrew closed two
DAYS session ,o.ni.nt with II farewell service at
ST. paui's Cathedral The speakers were the Rev.
II. c. Swcnizcl. OF Brooklyn; Johh !. r"",e ana
John W. Wood. OF New-York TWO n"n'rea ''''.
gates were IN attendance. Inc o"o', 800 wi
this year are: Honorary presu,c"v,l " Stevens
OF WATERFOWL; nrsi vccpresdenn Npr rnnk Mn I've
OF BROOKLYN: second vice-presn,'.c cretary. a. X
Lewis. Of Buffalo; recording secretary u ~ Aleu-
OF Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
ywgyTy THOUSAND NONE SEEKERS

Perry okla. May le-The news tha' the nic""poo
,n,,,n country would be opened Thursday. May q.
a, mann caused great excitement In oklahoma The
Klckapoo Reservation II the finest lana III OKLA
hama and consists Of 20G.0O0 acres but me inilan
nilotn,cnts and school reservations thkr Wy ~ ck-
FOR two years hundreds OF people have p"'n camp
ING around the new country waitnk IoI 20 De
",nc,cd 10 settlement and thousands OF people are
gn,ny in to-day. ana no less than 5000 people will
contcst for the GOO Chains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
TO REPAIR TIE PRESIDENTS WHARF,

A GOVERNMENT STEAMER VISITS GRAY GABLES
TO DELIVER STEEL TANKS.
Buzzard's Bay. Mass. May ia Government
steamer anchored off Gray Gables this noon. and
a report was at once circulated that the Pres
dent and his family had arrived The steamer
brought six steel tanks 10 be used in the construc-
ton OF a new floating wharf at the Gray Gables
landing to replace that destroyed In the gale OF
February last. The steamer started on her return
a O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS ar THs HOTELS.

BRUNSWICK FIX Congressman r. A. MANIA
rsres OF New-Mcxico. ACKNOWLEDGMENT hop-
ert Ienox Banks OF Albany. FIFTH AVENuE-
charles W. Fairbanks. OF Indianapolis. GtANp-
General Absaiom Baird and Captain Carl y. Pal
frey. United states Army. wALDohF-o",e |o.'
,ro,,sr lanes A. Roberts. OF Buffalo: w. II. Ad-
dick.. OF Philadelphia and Thomas ~ King. vice.
president OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany. wINDsOR-Bishop Henry w. warren OF
Colorado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
scoTrItNrN WIN AT FOOTBALL

newark May - ,SpeclaD There was I'm" game
- ,a.ora,ton football played here today. the OPP
,,.Irr teams being the scottish Americans OF
.c.,.rk and the Americus \. \. OF hohoH'n
-. s.o,s however. played a much better combna-
,to. rau. than iheis opponents. ana they had no
d.nl.slty I'm gaining victory by six goals 10 none
Nf..;.. Iaw,er McCulioch. Wall1ce ana Nc
-. $500. az M fine work FOR the winners while
AtI.rann brown ard Flynn worked hardest Tor
go. A-.ri.,is IN. teams lined up as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
roprCLOSrHE SUIT BEGUN.

Detroit Mich. May le-AeN's ir"'s al" 1871, ,,',.
49,, ,,x,,,,.,,y trustees OF the Detroit Gasllght
comnanv have begun suit in the Wayne circuit
Court against the Detroit Gas Company for the fore
o,sura ~ mortgage given February q. 1898 to Sc
cure loan OF 100000 The defendants are camille
,,TuIv,,soId IN. Detroit Gas Company and the New
~ Guaranty and Indemnity Company. The NOR
49, was given 10y the Detroit Gas Company 10 the
natroit (;aslight Company 10 secure me payHeh'
=, ,be inter OF the amount agreed on when the Gas
ll,,hf sold out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
10fffis nurniny Night.
I2SA6V; 40 - l 1887 svI0I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a gHE n , r{,l
I'LL ,tt. ~ " sc,r
EI " sfl NJ x. MN Ftsfd
sy sm,, NJ Mi. 4 !. i: Isdl

f., ,h,. aagr,n, "A continuous white line shows tho
in nre.surc AZ indicated by The Trbunes oees
,.""dinr ba,omc,e Tho dotted line represents tos
pern,ur" recorded ~ Perrv's Pharmacy
Tribune Cnce May 20. a. m.-Ths weather yesterday
WAS overcast and cool The ranged between
30 and IS degrees the average :, being degree lower
than on Saturday and III degrees lower than the
The wsaihsr to-day likely to be fair with stationary
temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Co
l9 CORTLANDT STREET.

,he Harlem track are behind the project and the
,,rc ~ an Indiana course II is said will be fol-
IouoJ bv similar action on the part Of the liaw-
thorne management The apparent failure OF tns
Indiana authorities to suppress racing az hopy mas
en imrets to this latest project OF Chicago race
track owners. What action will be taken by INC
Indiana authorities only be conjectured pui
,;overnor Matthew's present attitude Is accepted
"a meaning a war Of determinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
wUr,r ryyrRYD by INSECTS.

craenup. H. MAY Borrowing wheat Is oe'hs
,,.h ri,,-ad by the fIcssian fly. the chinch pug
nm, ,,. ,.u,.worm Fields are being replanted
VALPARAISO Ind May la-Farmers In TINS county
say that nearly half OF their Wheat crVp h ma NTH
ruined bv the Hessan ny Ihere VIII 'e ~
repanting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
,,rcnEN CXIInITION OF SPORTS.

Dresden May i9.-The races ana sports eNh'p'-
ton bcgar to-day at the seldnitzer 'o"'Se mere
was an enormous gathering Of people including
many Americans TO witness the several events
THE race for the Rrsidenz Prize OF lo'W marhs AT
1 100 metres, won by Don carlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
THE CUBAN GIANTS WIN.

Tho Cuban Giants and the Long Island stars
PLAYED a well-contesied game at Recreation Park
Yesterday in the presence Of 200 spectators Tn"
colorel champions outbattei their rivals ana won
with something 70 spare. sheldon pitched capital
, aud bts suuuort as a whole. was excellent.
Tic score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
MRS. KORy Still At LARGE.

Newburg May 10 (speciaD.-No definite tdings
have been received by the Newburg police up TO a
late hour tonight. of the escaped prisoner OF the
AIatteawan Insane Asylum Mrs. Fanny korn. the
New-York insane murderes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
THE RECORDS.
CAVES TO-DAY.

(. rou,s W. Ner-York. ~ -. Louis.
tl.-.lerd - brooklyn. At 'leNFl"nn.
Piiisburg W Washington. ~ rlfsburg'
Cincinnati 70. Boston. a. cincinnati.
IDuisvill. vs. Baltimore. ~ Lnnif'lnr.
Chicago VI philadelphia. at 'h'caB"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

.r.s,rarge gu, f1r interfering with ball
,unhn 'lai;'S. - - % - - . o
Ea-nel runs-Cuban Giants 4 First has" ~ e,rors
cri,., Giants /, Ling Island stars 3 I"fi N base
Cuban Giants Z Long Island stars . i'a-e on bans
90, -,,Isn IN (;irv /. struck ont BY S'lien :. ny
c1t,', Home Patterson. P"l 1Nree-ha III
Gii-o, Two-base hits Williams. Grant. O Iacksn Ter
sacrifice stolen bases Robins = Sci.
s,n Terrell r+s,range Rrinacher. Doutl" plays bfh
and Reracncr rmpire-ff"nH '''''" '""' % '"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
TO REPORT on THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

At the Republican Club No. 40 Flfth-ave to-
night. the Committee National Affairs. through
its chairman. F'llis II. Roberts. will present re-
port on the Monroe Doctrine and the invasion OF
Nicaragua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
FACE FOR THE rRIx DE DIANE.

p,ris Nav - The race FOR the Prx de piane
Ma rum a, Chantily today aud was won ny VI H.
,.,,r,,rr.'s bay ally Kabash VI. Edward bancs
an, An.l,.. vas second and VI. DesplanqleS pay
ni,, NnI.molselle lie Limergn nj third Inc p"S'
.Il. were % ! against IN" winn"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
A Mistaken Impression

Often prevails concerning telephone
rates in New York City. Many
notifications and reductions have
been made. IS cents a day ($9o a
Year, will pay for moderate use OF
our most improved service.
When two persons are served by
the same line, but at different sta
tons the rates are as low as P7o a
year.
Full particulars on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
c,,vrprvrtr SIRE OF THE PENNANT.

CENTREViLGE SURE OF THE PENNNNI'
Tho ccn,rcvillc Athletic clubs senior eleven maze
certain their possession or the N"Uo"" NSH"
,ion Football Leagues championship pennan' by
defeating, ,h. team r.prssenting the brooklyn Wan
d.r.rs' cub Yesterday afternoon AZ Bayonne. Inc
scor. vas & to In the first half the 'entr"ves
,,,i 100 GOALS and the Rrooklyns failed 10 score
r.. s,ond half Welded the Crntreyillcs four goals
AL ,b.r adversar.s three. The teams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
p.xxER THE AMERICAN. SECOND.

Paris. May ls.-At the Veiodrome Is, ,,s.hon
the kilometre bicycle race was Mo" ~ sn-o.cb
Was second by a second .,..o., ,eo. tho 100
At the Velodrome Buffalo. Micnae' "e"' '''
mile record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
Total. 4s14l227ie Totals

chicago ..-..............-..-.
Br,.alyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
F.,,.t r,us-Chlcag1 ]. fn1ekirn / First base hy
chicago Proc kim. l.efi on bases 'hicaro
:, Brooklyn. Fir~, base hais-'r Terry. . N
Ijaub struck out igy Terry. =. by Dapb , liofn"
nun Terry Threc-has~ i'--Pyan. Moran. Tv. base
ri,-r.rry stolen buses WIlm,i. llauh ~ Grimm.
Everett Double pa,s-St"wart. ba.l"n ana Ar-'i
Terry Dahien and Arson. lit by r'cn"f ~, TER,
nv Iauh Wlli idtsl-Tcrrv. tmpre-l,lnf. Time = 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RECEIVERS FOR A NORTHWEST ROAD.

Spokane, Wash. May l9-Judge Hanford' OF the
United States Court, has appointed Leverett s.
Miller. of ST. Paul, and c. =. Chamberlain. OF
Spokane. receivers OF the Central washington
branch Of the Northern Pacific road. The appoint
ment made on petition OF a majority OF the bond
holders The appointment Is temporary. a MOTION
make II permanent being made returnaple sep
tember g. Ii IL made discretionary with the trustees
whether the present lease shall be continued lnree
alternatives are before the bondholders lease 70
the Northern Pacific. lease to the Great Northern
or operation as Independent line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
ST. LOUIS LINES FORM AN ASSOCIATE

St Louis. May 1.-the general passenger agents
OF the St. Louis Western lines held meeting yes
terday at the office of General Passenger Agent
Ives of the Burlington. for the purpose OF organiz
ing a local passenger association to regulate bus-
westbound from ST. Louis. All lines Interested
in St. Louis Kansas City passenger business were
represented and 1t decided to form such an
association at once. leaving all the details 10 the
local ticket agents, who viii meet tomorrow morn
ing to perfect rules and regulations and 10 elect a
secretary. The main features OF the Western lines
passenger agreement will be embodied in the local
agreement. and there viii be fines and penalties im-
posed for violations Of the agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

. .io,ohla nrOgramme is being aIrdI!se,,, - -
a,,nrtajnment 10 be given by the soath Snyenfh
Wteelmen at Acme Han. Nliiithn,S" am
Owe BROOKLYN, on Thursday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
MORE nAcETRAcKs FOR INDIANA.

Inportc Ind May ia syndicate OF Chicago
capitalists IL negotiating for the purchase OF 800
a-rea OF land In wesichester Township. Porter
Countv tho ultimate purpose being to establish a
racecourss The belief 10 current that hackers Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

The woman in knickerbockers Is no .o, Tnse rid
curiosity in chicago Dress reform No a9' CIV Two
Hemens Clubs have adopted the so-caHei r@''o"A'
costume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

c,,,s.s desiring 10 Join the League OF America ca
,Sheainen may obtain fun printed niorma' ccii IN
tianks nv sending name and ADDRESS ~ '"e '
Editor New-York Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
HARVARDs LETTER LOST OR AsrRAY.

HARVARD'S LETTER LOST OR ASTKAY.
New-Haven, May 10 (SpecaD.The letter alleged
10 have been sent by Harvard. answering Yale's
demand for retraction OF football SANDERS
has no, been received Harvard. II IL said. mailed
the letter last Friday night. II so. II has been
lost In the mails as 1t has not yet been delivered.
The opinion at Yale ~ that Harvard has been
"bufiing" and that no letter mas been sent. The
Yale players. however. firmly believe that Har-
ward will send a concatory communication. al
though there IL a growing impr 'sson that the
best course which can be taken In the matter -
ia give up football contests between Yale ana
Harvard for "A year Walter Camp In still IA en-
uhnuc as ever In his denial that his rcsigna lion
from the Yale Athletic Advisory Committee had
ANYTHING 10 do with Yac's position In this matter
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