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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

THE SEASON TO OPEN OK DECORATION
DAY.
pF.GArrAs ny wEfIeKNowN Clubs TRIM CRAFT
THAT ARE Being MADE READY


The officers and members OF the y. J. ! - W.
.,,o. .,,oving IN. privileges OF the j rcrcnt clubs
In this city while their clubhouse Is being repaired
have now been invited 10 attend a reception WI
board the United states armorei cruiser New
York a, the Navy Yard Tn" reception IS 10 De
given tomorrow from until . o'clock. ana th'
invitation Includes the "N'S' "'"h"''' W
hearts OF the clubnen.
!, was announced Yesterday that the annual
rc,a,ta OF the Knickerbocker Yacht club "ouli be-
held on June 4. These yacht CLUBS nave "c'',. III
viel 70 participate In the contests: Ne" i'.N
Iarch,nont American. Atlantic. Sciw'hnah' I'm"
THAN Marine anl Field. y. Y. \ e., kversdr
urooklvn Horse Shoe Ha-bor Hampstead iarhor
indian rtarbor Sea Cnn. New-Rochcllc' New
Haven shelter Island. Yale Cornthian. poug"S'o"
Jamaica Bay Pavona. Columbia, SHREWSBURY
stanford and Portland. Entries VIII close on June
9 and entry blanks be obtained from - IL
chellborg 80 Broadway. Tn" 'i'sS'"''''o" "''
h., by the racing length Of the boats
-, Docor,tion Day the oak Point facht 'iup
Ill, ono, tho season The members OF the club
have been busy for some time In getting 'n''' S"'''
li,le, crafts In shipshape TRIM ana '"'s '''
r.. a good showing the anchorage IN 'front.' ol 'n'
clubhouse. AT Fast one -hulnr' i-"''-' - ~
on May 20 cannot b" doup'"d' ca, iii,
-, ,h., day also the Audubon Yacht 'iup Will
, az onen -egafta All classes OF yachts are
eligible for entry under the ruieS OF '"c ~. W. a.,
yach, Racing Association. Ihe course = ~ ,
too, miles IN the Hudson River ana must Nv '"''
over twice y.,, ,,,,h have
,rho trustees of the Larchmont facht ''"p nave
.o,,,c.d that the clubhouse Will be opeh''i Oh
Nav ., Saturday. for the season the nag VIII DO
ho,s,oI and the gun fired at p. m me "e''p''H
on this day will be entitled TO Introduce Oh"
o, George A Cormack has been appointed Meet
captain Of the cruz -, t,,,r,Ir,
r, s,eam ,acht Electra. ex-commodorr r'ipr'"s"
r ,.orrr \ Y Y. G.. viii 20 into COMMISSION ""
a., oo and the big s'hooncr Coronet, - "h"S
lanes and A. Curtis James Will have her SANS "c,'.
this week J. Roger MaxwelTs s'hoon'' " W.
,u ~. hauled out at Tebos dock to-day anu Oh
c,,urdav will sail for iloyds harbor 10 lime S"i'S'
ccorr. Ioriard Ronalds has had some extensive
alterations made to the Reva To the "'''S'"'
.,..u YACHT has been given new ana more Bi"''-
o., s,orn and her deck has been rcald AT from
the funnel The Reva r. Mt Tcbo's yarh' anu "o' n
on her is being rushed. The steam yacht Seh'ine'
will ROT be seen In Eastern waters tins season. one
| Ia. heen purchased by Louis G. Wachsnuth. oi
| chicago and will sail for there III ~ i'" iIy ;,
| TIE ste.m yacht Nomad has been sold by .drans
iscl,n ,r TO T. J. Byrre. OF this city. Inc Nomhd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
THE OFFER FOR ALlX.

,,o.por e.r,spr,py MAKES Public THE CABLE
MESSAGES CONCERNING THE NEGOTIATIONS
Monroe Salisbury last night confirmed the '"",
which has been current for some time pas .u
tive to his having had an offer OF >'o'" 10 ,d0o
2 :0sa.. the queen Of the trotting tu''' az" .oor
from his explanation Of the Correspondent. lin
Edward de Cernea who made the oHer. anu ,,
self It seems probable that a msunde' ''i''''."
is all that stood in the way OF the sd'e an"
portation to Europe Of America s'e". 49,, to,
Mr. Salisbury showed Tribune repoi'' Wv n.
lowing cable dispatch which passed. 'e' .,d
Cernea and himself on April lie ,e' ,''a.an,or
as follows from Nice to SALISBURY u. ,,,ar
cal "Vhat will Won take cash for AK? Answer
quick - -xra,
Receiving no reply for three days. De 'ernea
again cabIcd on April 10: "Do you ih'en' W - r.
ak to me? Answer quick | mean CUISINES" ~.
this message the owner OF Alix answer 49,,
the same day as follows: FIFTY thousah'' S".'
to her engagcments for specials when arc ''e
thousand" ,, ro,c,od
De cernea's acknowledgment OF '"'S -.
PIeasanion the next day. 1t was orie, anu ,Lo
point: .'Will give you thirty thousand CASH '""0
her at once" ro
Mr. Salisbury explains that as DE Cefhed nam
was blindly written in the first cable ne id"e.
rccocnlze the New-York broker IN Uou'''' w
thinking some crank Frenchman was az rb bn came
the second message Apr! TO- ana l,s,'chiy his
Outstanding who IL came from VIZ ccnor;d have the
mare for $1,000 less what she might earn uut her
rnmirr campaign lie he coud not "e''' rr,,s
b.Sra7 mar time as she is already under 80.
men, f. tro at ten dozen meetings. s' Nv the
n,,,cments must be nlci unless canceii''i Wy w "a
nnsenf of all parties This wcu.d give tne ma az ,he
James Gordon BENNETT. who is undeTs,oor en ~, Of the
,loscd principal in the case NJ the On" y. va.
'.o, f,r about the price offered by he ,sLs
bui II course the buyer void be taks n, a.,
-, ,bc interim De ccrn,l. however. uiu'', -
~ ~ s,iisburv asked $4,000 In addition 10 h1ch
onrnncs for 1895 and this stupendous piec moIa
, -, 70 something Ike 5000. brought Ito 10
,,%ns ,o nm end Mr.. salisbury says ne . S'un ~
accept De Ccrnea's subseqneni oncr OF 40 ~ m.
,n,re's engagements this season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

f. in the hands OF the outhters at City Island. and
will 20 into commission In about week. j..
The Ncw-York Canoe Club whose clubhouse IS
ut iensonhurst has completed its programme Oh
races for the season. II s: May o. O'Clock p. M,
short sailing race. triangular course liz mics wv
classes first, Is feet sail area; second unner
- feet: a snort padding dash. handicap pahdihs
race half mile. and tandem padding race
on Decora ton Day. beginning at ii O'Clock q. M
these races will be held: half mile padding race.
"A half-mie padding race Oandemsl, a three-mlis
sailing race. triangular course tsail area nnliteu
10 100 square feeo: n ,nanoeuvring race and then
the clubs parade. Further Arrangements made py
the club are: regatta to be held on June 70 ana a
fan regatta September !. On June Y the nrst
trial for the International challenge cup VIII
take place In conjunction with the Field and Marine
Club. The other races for the cup VIII be heii on
July and 6. Impromptu races Will be held on
Saturdays during June. July and August
The annual spring regatta OF the Brooklyn facht
Club will be sailed on Monday. June 10 The course
will be the usual clubs course In the Lower Bay
The regatta will be open to the members OF the
principal yacht clubs on the Bay and Sound. Entry
blanks and circulars can be had by addressing the
Regatta Committee. box No. la brooklyn En-
tries must be filed not later than June L. and yacnS
Will be classified by their racing length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
ROXY TRACK INJUNCTION DISSOLVED

indianapolis. May IA (SpeciaD.-Judge 'i'ie.'e mas
dissolved the injunction against inc "o'y n"e''s
Association on account OF the ambiguity Of Section
OF the action which left n doubt as 10 whether
the prohibition contained IN 1t operator against
track association II against the former u" IN"
would be bar TO Roby. but II against inc ".''' u
would not. The association announces 'hh' " ".'i
begin racing Immediately. Governor Ma''he"' SAM
to-day tina, IT would be only short time I'll tho
hail was set rolling again and II would be seen
whether Koby more powerful ' h.i.n I'm, 80
lie declined 10 outline his plan IN 1r he deter.
pressed himself much In ehrhes' !" Wv
minatiOn 10 stop Roby. ,.,o q n,sn IN
Tho owners OF the track say ihey ~, IL To- run
the track Tor fifteen days the time ALICE associ"
and then 10 change Their name 10 hios - ,nc Ia w
lion and thus come within the provision q, ,' o."
Each fifteen days will zee the track ieaSe' ~ " VII
ferent association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
THE WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville Ky May Ii-To-Gay bright. but
uncomforiably chilly. at the racecours" The track
was fast and the attendance about 300. The fields
were generally small the first race being split with
five horses in the first half ana four In the DINER
SUMMARIZE
First race ,nve furlongs)-Caon dOr 100 Van Kurcn)
won Horace Ago. % (Perkins. second Royal spirit
100 lCassin, third. Time 3is.
Second rae. DIVE fur,ongsJ-Rcy del Cau"rss i03
(xctlan, won. Uncle Luke III C1horpel second. Merry
Monarch ll5 perkins. illrd Time !; ol's.
Third race trour furiongs,-sdke. los derkns. won
Ohio los driving. sccond. sir Archer. JOS Or VIII
amsl third Tinc-D.lD
rou-,h r,rc fsix flrlongs selling Santa Cruz. ~
MCCAIN, won: Greenwich. 100 Herkns). second.
t'rescert e2 1W. jones'. thrd. Time Id
Fif,h race fErlong-. selling Maggie Iv
O'erkins won Helen Keller. 100 drving) second scat
"a (McClain) third Tme-O5Di..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

when a Wild throw the plate and couple OF hed'ns
errors by Wesleyan gave the col6red men six uneari
runs Wesley ans nfer That was clean ana '"''
hitting YVES good Scv'nteen hits against SIX by VT"
Cuban. .,ows the comparative batting record. The score
vcs.vor .................i o o o .
Cuban Giants. ...........-......l " " -
Tasehits Wesleyan L.. Cuban Giants u fv ,,,,
Tirre and Yaw.
Al Memphis Memphis H. Montgomery y
At Chattanoora E,ansvillc I. Chattanooga =
At Toledo-Grand Rapids postponed cold wea'he''
A, Milwaukee Milwaukee |. Kansas city T.
At indianapolis indianapolis =. Detroit J.
A, Minncnpolis-St. Paul game postponed RAIN
At pes MoInes-Des Moincs &. Quincy T.
A. IAncon-IAncoln 2. Jacksonville T.
At st. JosephS Joseph . Peoria j.
At Omaha-Omaha C. Rockford Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati MAJ i+-There was plenty OF m"h y" wv
ernd. to-day. yet several brilliant pays ""r" """''
The cncnnati- had the best Of almost everything "t
the tire. innings I'm which Dwyer ofciat"d he was NV
49, MIN, ,oaes t, How, great left neid kept isnl
tlroro down 10 two Parrot'. WI" retriever p~S'''
rrved 10 be nor. effective. 'thck Iihrf the bu'"''
recruit was "a ,r1ie Wild. Attendance. i''"'' Fco"'
Cincinnati .................-....o :"
~ ! u u u u %
rasehiis Cincinnati II. baltimore I'M,
4 baltimore 2 Bauert"a-bw>'i '"''o' MI" 'P'"' '''
fer and Robinson. Umpire EnsH~'
Louisville May ia-Louirvlle suffered defeat nt the
hands - Washington to-day by inferior wo' !" 'he n"d
MrI.rn, pitched good ball but was poorly supported
Tn. weather was very disarreeable. Attendance 800
Score.
Louisville ..............''''''''a ~ n
Easehit. Louisville g. Washington Errors-Iouis
VILE 2 Washington q batteries .acpermot ana WEIGH
sioc kdal. and Mcclure. Umpire -Keefe
Middletown May "a tspeciail-The wesleyan team WAS
defeated tb,. afternoon by Cuban Giants In nnely
played game. excepting the second and third 'nninsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
GIANTS WIN IN Chicago
p1rs1E.s PITCHING TOO MUCH FOR THE
HOME TEAM.
o.r p,.x To THE VISITORS THIRTEEN THE BEST
ANsoNs MEN COULD Do-boTH MINIS
PLAYED FINE GAME.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

:. ,-,,c,,, / Cincinnati .. Pal''r1ore 2
81 Louis Il. Brooklyn i""'''''"''' ~
Chicago May l4-Rus~ put sudden stop 20 '''
inward movement Of the Chicago team ms a''''-
noon IN a game that held ~ JOY for Ans'"' '"'y
sour hits were made on the New-fork p''oher' anu
those were Of the scattering variety not "ln'ns ~
run-eettng on the other hand. Terry was p'l,ci
for fourteen bases. Chicago. barring 'T ""..''-'
20 nit nus,e played a superb game. as ga New
VII Tho trouble for the chicago team began IN
the fourth Inning. and only ended when we nm.
Neu,-york-r WAS out Ban 1on's bar"-s'"A'hs anu
hitting were one OF tho features OF the game. A.
fendance go. The score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
prBLTC HEARING on THE PARK POLICE BILL

Mayor Strong gave public hearing yesterday %
the bill that has passed both branches OF the Less
,amre increasing the pay OF the park police. The
Nayor wrote to Albany some time ago that he was
onnosed TO mandatory legislation but he made no
Comment AT hearing yesterday that could pc con-
stried as against the measure. James ~ Cuuy,
counsel for the police defined the bill {. T. Snayne
whom were present. Lawson y. Fuller praised the
police Park Commissioners Haven and Ju''Iiaro
were present. but did not make addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

in .ooor,,nco with N. provisions Of tho law ~
49, %, ,ha t,r,a ., issuance thereof. and that the
rI a. IT ma, maintains racetrack of not less nan
one mile in length or clrcumferenee ~r;,nc.ie was
ated in brooklyn The filing OF ,n,i b enabled TO
operate under the new Gray Racing law; mission
issued to the club BY the state races sces and steepe
for one year, to conduct runninS AWE INV
chaees was also filed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

Owing to the storm. the sale or trottng STOCK
which was 10 have taken place at Fleetwood faTK
yesterday under the management OF Peter I. hei-
ogg Co. was adjourned In Difference TO inc
wishes Of both sellers and buyers to FRIDAY Next
when 1t viii be held at Durands Kan. Acdo'i"y'
Fifty ninth-st and broadway. There was lhfHc
attendance OF Interested horsemen. enough 10 have
made a good sale had there tcen any place IN whlch
10 show the horses 10 advantage. but the storm
made the track and surroundings unfit Tor the occa
sion and the adjournment was dnaVoldhpe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

Property 81 O. w Crawford. Newark Onto.
Billy Morgan. 1s" II hands by Larry lam .,.o
bert By Feety Jim. T. Baxter. New, iork. S''0
Mikado br. K. 49, HANDS 1890 and Maxim. 6f g
iss9 1879 hands 10y Kiche.u dam y Hogs 60.
Morgan. D. +. McCahe, N"~-fors. -
Huber re-. g. lss9 li3 hands. by Marquis dam ~,
unknown; j. L. Baxter. New York ON
Plush ch. e. 1890 1913 hands and Jaco. en-. g;
1879 1913 hands. by Paul Jor"s IT., dam by i''d or
Id h,f'e g. iss 52 hands by Larry I.an,bcrr. -,
dam 10y Hogs Morgan. J. !, Baxter, Ne"-l ORR. ="
Rolly br. &. 1855. 1873 hands. by Ich'lirn "an 90
by Frank Boston. !. y. Baxter New YORK %"
Wiikesborough. b. &. is 1913 hands by Diver. ,,c
DICK b. g. 1850. l3.l hands. and Dwight b. q.
1859. 49, hands by Larry Lambert dam Armhugh 10,
Is Aberdeen r. \. Walthcw New-fork ID
EXC b. r. 1890 Is hands. by Fec'y Jim. dam ny
Moiy Allen Blue Bull. j. w Grouse. New "a,
Chimes IN e. 1880 1913 hands. by Diver dam by 49,
Ieuadonna; DR. j. II. Mcdonald. New-l ORR ~
Preumont b. g. 1890. 1873 hands by Jean l'aft. dam
by Red Eagle and Mentor. D. z. 1870. lo.5 hani-.
by Jean Bart. dam by Frank Boston. H. Johnson a.,
.rSn~,aue' br x 1870 ia hands. by Relladanna.
dam 6v K,tuck Tom. and Ahram b. lS'". 10
hands iy Marques. dam by Frank Forester a e.,
H. Flecler New York - ON
Tom Hall h. e. 1890. II 2 hands. ty Tasco. Dam by 90.
Frances e. Oh M 1855 49, hands. by Frank For
roster dam ~ kur,zs Morgan. u. Bacon New 90.
~
salem rr < 1880 II hands by Jesse Lambert dam ~
hv Ora, Eayle. !. H. Sayles. Ne~ y lfk.. TX
Property - Jack Spfatlef. l,.ndfon, Va
hv Mct1eliands Denmark Robert Barrett. new o..
less. b q 1880 l53 hands by Red John. dam by
Blue Jeans Robert Barrett. New-foik. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
Hockey CLUB STEWARDS MEET.

A. q meeting OF stewards OF the Jockey ''n" NJ
Va % Nassau-st yesterday afternoon 'n''e ~
,,rosor, August Belmont. James II. keene Ut w.
!, - r,.,, and Colonel W. i. Thompson. James
c,,a,. vas Amounted steward for the bfo9hyh
inr license was granted to the De'roit bi TN
ing club TO hold meeting "''o' ~"
rules from June - To July v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
c.pn,vA1 CIBBOyS GOES TO BOSTON.

Cardinal Gibbons left the city yesterday after
roon on the O'Clock train for Boston. Archbishop
corrtean attended by his secretary, called on tho
Cardinal az Major Keileys house In Brooklyn yes
to-day morning. and escorted him 10 the Arch
bishops house. where he dned win num9er OF
friends Archbishop Corrigan VIII start Tor boston
today He was unable to accompany the CardinA
on account OF his engagements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
BROOKLYN LOSES TO ST LOUIS.

c,,pxsoy.s FINE PITCHING HELPED THE HOME
NINE TO WIS.
G, rouis MAY 1.-THE home team took two out
~ three from brooklyn bv winning todays game.
Carkson pitched "A splendid game. Lucid lost con
troll in the eighth inning. and lost the game" a
cold raw wind KEEP, the Attendance down 10 l'"'
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
RAIN GIFTS DOWN TIE SCORES.

A detachment OF the 22d Regiment. cofnposeu o'
companlcs D. f. and X. under command or zap
eat, Tburston pr,ctised at Crecdmoor. Long Island.
yesterday There WAS little shooting In the Tore
noon. as IT rained hard a. to make 1t imposs'p'e
"a see the targets at times. In the afternoon inc
rain slackencd although the wind blew "" CLOCK
cale cutting down the number Of marKsineh 'o"-
sderably. Following are the results OF CLASS P'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
hist WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
seriously injured In the back; Mrs. Geo.

serouslv Injured In the back; Mrs George CIayton'
charles Yancey Clayton. :. W. Smiley Mrs. LIZZIE
Grafford. Charles Van Hecter, Andrew DICK Z; r.
Garwood. c. II. Peters j. r. smith ben H. , JOIN,
Dieckhaust W F. Ogesby, John Marand. G. a:
Newton. j. H. Wright, William BODY. Jesse Jones
and w. Ct Hurd ,,. .,.aa bu, ,he
The train running at ordinary speed oul , ta1
engineer dil not observe the broken ra unt wItnIu
nas rIv ANY feet and although the airbrakes wero
irstany,l snplled the momentum was SO great that
the train could not be stOppel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
TRAW WRECKED IN NILSSON

passEyGER TRAIN WRECKED ~ MISSOURI
Slick No. May H-At o'clock this morning the
,outhbound passenger train on the Sta Louis and
Hannibal Railroad struck broken rail about two
miles north OF Slick and the entire train was
thrown from the rails. killing c. Mayer. OF warren
ION Mo-. and badly injurng twenty-three others.
Tho following Is a list OF injured Eugene Su'li-
van engineer Hannibal. probably fatally injured;
perry Wood. New-Iondon. attorney. dangerously
injured: j. A. Jordan. general manager. Hannibal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
GRAND.S COMRINATION SALE.

Tie weather Yesterday had a depressing effect on
prices for park horses at W. II. Grand's comb'ha-
ton sale in the American Horse Exchange ana
buyers who were there in spite Of the storm picKtd
up many bargains The principal consignment Of
fered was from George W. Crawford. Sharon NaH'y
Stock Farm Newark Ohio who has been a breeder
and shipper OF carriage and saddle horses to the
New-York market for more than twenty-five years
Most Of the animals in this collection carried more
or Jess troting blood. considerable fumber being
by Larry Lambert. n descendant OF Ethan Alien
and the old-time Morgan horses Of Vermont Inc
highest price OF the day was ~. Iaii by - +
McCabe for M!kado and Maxim, pair or hneIy
matched browns by the French coaching horse
Rche!ieu Following is a partial summary OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

Syracuse. May IA total Inheritance tax OF sioo'-
$40 has been ordered paid 10 the State OUT OF ths
estate OF the late ID. Edgar Grouse. whose p'ope.S
has been in litigation for nearly three years Inc
estate was appraised at more than Si"M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
BROOKLYN.


s. Iouis.......................l J.
Brooklyn ...-......----. +-...'+-' " -
1-.,r.s INNS 81 Louis o. o0ilyn ! Two base hii
c.r,orar Thr."- base hits Anderson, i"'E |1lhh
tt.r,- run stolen bases Miller = brown ,'.l'
i,.',i,. ri,vs-Iowd and 'Dnnpr '"rccrah ana ba.F
-, ,,,c on alls-C1artson . Lucid 3 struck on'
ir ti,rksou Passed ba!ls-Daicy !. Timr-i@o III
Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUES LiChNS'"
Albany. May IA certificate, signed By Phi'p J.
Dwyer president. and Hugh d. Mclnty'e, s,., 49,,
of the Brooklyn Jockey Club was n'ea w." w.. .ns
Secretary Of State to-day to the enee' .,,,. ,.,a
capital stock Of the corporation had peen '""' 'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
,,c,1r.u.RNrss SEASON OPENED

Raltinore MAY 1.-THE light harness season
orcned to-day at the Gentiomen's Driving PARK
The weather was decidedly cod. bat the few nun
dred devotees Of the turf who journeyei 10 the
track witnessed a good days spor'. summarizes
224 CLASS -TROTTiNG PURSE $50"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

Earned runs Now Yorh 3 FIRST hhr- ' e. .y",.
-. a.. on tails on Terry . N Eu-lc SifHch .u'
I,y T,rrv l. rs Rusis \ Home run -Tlefnan 1900
-, -, t,t.r I,s,i- :. farfifc~ hit Harmon
s,o,.n t~,~~ ranuon B. Tierurn Davis N"n hItf-n.
III. Iouhle uiayr-ffllcr ami DOyl" paw. ana l,'."
,-.'.. ami stafford. Wilmot ard Iall'n via p''h
Te,rv Impre-I>lng Time o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
TILE REcOKDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Chicago vs. New York. N Chicago
Cleveland W. EOston. ~ CLEVELAND
Pi,ishurg ~. Philadelphia. AT Piitsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

NEW PRESIDENT OF THE STATE LEA''E'
Amsterdam y. Y May li.-Dr. o. Peters mas re-
sgnel president OF the state Basepa'i i'eak"''
and C. H. Ball OF Jamestown. has been elected 70
succeed him Mr. Ball Will combine the Offices Oh
president secretary and treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

A visitor to New-rIavcn came back last night
telling of "A qucer-looking wheel that he saw In
the Connecticut city. The machine had three
pncumatic-tired wheels. two In front and one In
The rear The steering was done with the rear
wheel The hande-ba come from the rear. form
inc - half circle about the rider The wheel looked
cumbersome he said and It's popularity was doubt
fu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

The opnion Is gaining ground that some OF the
Manufacturers have gone to extremes this year IN
making light weight wheels Extremely light weights
nre all right for racing men on Il track. Dut ROAD
riders complain OF excessive vibration. One dealer
nred,cts that next year the popular road wheel
viii weigh from . to 2S pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

,,vclis,s desiring 10 Join the League OF American
Vbeelmen may obtain full printed Information and
hanks by sending name and address to the Cycling
Editor New York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

II tho weather clears today there will be an in
tercsing function In Brooklyn. About score OF
women some OF them well known In brooklyn so
ciety viii meet at Schwalbachs. In Flatbush- ave.
this morning and leave there at II a. m. After a
ride the party will proceed the Shelter House
In Prospect Park where they will enjoy bicycle
hr,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

The dsagrecabe weather yesterday kept the
whecmen indoors but the atmospheric conditions
her helped the attendance at the uptown cycling
academies. There large crowd at the Met
ropotan In the afternoon, mainly women.
rather corpulcnt rider was riding along serenely
when there was "A sharp report like pistol shot,
and ne timbled 10 the floor with a shriek several
other riders going over. too. ike tenpins. 1t was
Only an exploded tire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

There will be a meeting OF the committees in
charge OF the state meet. TO be held at Manhattan
Beach on June "a and Is. in Room No. 3d. Times"
I.uillng. Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
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