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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
DON ALONZO RUNS THIRD.

A SELLING PLATE OF i03 sovEREiGNs CAPTURED
BY MR. CiALONER's ROYAL. FAVOUR
London, July I'm. r. Dryers Don Aiohzo ran
third AT Newmarket to-day In selling plate OF
ma sovere,ens for three year-olds and upward.
the winner 20 be sold for 200 soveregns; the ais
lance. five furongs. Mr. Chaloner's chestnut colt
Royal Favour. by Favo-Red Queen. four years
old l8 pounds (Chaioner) was first; Mr.. FAIRIES
bay colt Son and Heir by Ayrshire-Ca'hrrine
Douglas. four years old. i2s pounds Cannon. sec
ond: NJ. +. Dwyer's bay colt Don Alonzo' by Long
Taw-Round Dance. 1--WE years old IN pounds
(simsO third. Mr.. Jerseys Montpensier. l2s pounds
(watts) and Mr.. Whttakers Rainey. III pounds
(Ffnay). also ran.
The betting was money on Royal Favour
3 TO | against Son and Heir. 10 against Don
Aionxo, 20 l against Montpensier. and 10 to
against Rainey.
Montpensier was first away. followed by Don
Aionxo Royal Favour and Son and Heir. the lat
ter's jockey using the whip freely. They ran In
this way 10 the foot Of the hill where Royal Favour
took command. attended by Son and Heir. and won
by three lengths Don Alonzo was beaten by
hen
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great form. and fairly oudid himself In passing
and driving Rowland failed to cover the court IN
his usual snappy style, and fourteen games were
played before he finally won The score was "-''
SIS W A. Iarned the Seabrght champion. ar
rived this afternoon, and viii defend ms cup on
Saturday afternoon The drawings IN the doupls7
were made this afternoon, and eight teams VIII
probably enter the lists tomorrow. Inc score
singles Richard Stevens staten Island, beat NJ Wal,
ton Monmouth ncach, =, 80. Alfred Iay,o's W.
sid. n c. beat X. h. Graham S'abright, - -
al John Rowland. Nrw-Nork beat u. w caniler 20.
nmhia. 80 So, Arthur Iaylon West side l. - o'''
II Chatfcld Srahright. u T. u ,,.,.
second round-Rchard stevens beat j. d FORBES motifs
Plains "a. stephen g. Mlllett, New. YORK =, -
beat Alfred Taylor West side 7. e. o o. johh now
band. New York. beat Arthur Taylor West side l. -
Al 4
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What is
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and Children. contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use ~
of Mothers CastOra destroys Worms and alays
feversness. CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curds
cures Darrhea and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatulency.
Castora assmiIates the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
tOria is Chldren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
INDIAN HARBOR YACHT CLUES REGATTA

The Indian Harbor Yacht Club has Just issued the
programme for its seventh annual regatta. To be
sailed on Saturday. July e. under the management
OF the Regatta Committee. consisting OF Frank Is.
ZONES chairman; Richard Outwater D. W. Merritt
Charles Il. McManus and Edward H. Burtis I'm
tries must close with the chairman at Room 2o. 40
80 Park Row. this city at the club station Green
wich Conn. Thursday. July q. The race VIII be
open TO yachts In any recognized club. ana Inc
classification ranges from schoOners over niney-Ve
feet down to hfteen-foot catboats racing length
open yachts with fixed ballast Will not be clasSei
with those using shiftable ballast. Special thirty
four-foot Will sail In the regular thrty-sN-
foot class Of sloopa and cutters and the twenty one
fooers In the regular twenty fve-foot class OF open
sloops with fixed ballast All yachts over nfty ie"'
racing length viii sail triangular course or twenty
and One-fourth nautical miles. Those In the nfty
forty-threc and thirty ak foot classes Will sail
nfteen-knot course In the thirty and twenty-five
foot classes twelve-knot. and In the twenty ana
fifteen foot classes a ninc-knOt course. the he
gatta Committees steamboat Idlewild will leave me
foot Of East Thirty -irst-st at M and the clni
station Flnchs Island. Greenwich Conn. at ii a. IN
the day OF the regatta.
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IyTURIcyTE coal VEIN DTSCOVERED.

Pottsville Penn. July l7.-Anthraclte coal IN -
vein four feet thick has been discovered on the
Line Mountain, which bounds Schuylkill ana NOT
cumberland counties. The vein is on the souto
side OF the mountain, near Pitman. In the formes
county This is a surprise to coal experts; ios y
a. ave miles south OF the Shamokin coal basin, ana
was believed to be outside the coal districI A1s
vein is being opened and proves We'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
THE SEABRIGIIT TOURNAMENT.

Seabright. y. J.. July II (SpeciaD.-Far weather
favored the continuation OF the Seabrght tennis
tournament to-day. although "A stn breeze late In
the afternoon made things uncomfortable for the
players The scmi-lnal round In the singles was
reached Tomorrow Stevens is drawn to meet Mil
lett and Rowland Will play Talmadge Gambler
proved n surprise In his match with Rowland this
afternoon. In the second set especially he showed
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.
FAIR AND WARMER,

Washington July i7-The pressure has risen IN the ia
region: II has fallen England and the Norh"ese'
and risen on the North Pacific coast The temperature
has fallen over the Northern Plateau and slope. stiit
rona,. HIGH on the Central and Southern Slope but has
fallen IN the upper lake region and Central Mississippi
Valley II is warmer the Atlantic coast districts Tns
rainfall In the last twelve hours Is confined TO Illinois,
Florida North Dakota showers are Indicated IN the
Ohio Valley and northward lakes Scattered show
org are also probable Northwest Lower temperature
IA indicated In the Ohio Valley and tho lower lake region
advancing to the Middle states and New-England pH
THURSDAY night The temperature Will remain high u
the south the Southwest and on the Central Slope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

Providence July l7.-Notices were posted at the
Riverside Mills In Oneyville. yesterday afternoon.
announcing that wages would be advanced on
August s. The notices contained n statement that
particulars would be furnished later. 1t is under
stood By workers In the mills that the rate OF In
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PLAY on THE LIVINGSTONE COURTS.

Matches. both In singles and doubles. were con-
tested yesterday the Livingstone tennis courts
Of the staten Island Cricket club. Won bernuth
In the singles and Had and Stetson In tho doubles
hal no dnicuty In winning their contests scores
follow.
Mons single, fnrllminarv und)-Oscar NJ. Won Bernu'h
asi beat Malcolm Graham. Jr 40 % = u !, %. -.
smith half H. : johnson three quarters ""' ny
default
Mems doubles trrcllmnaD round)-A y. HANG ana j.
t..If Al Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine and New-iIampshire. fair; warmer; south.
westerly winds.
For Vermont fair southerly shifting 20 westerly wtndA
For Massachusetts fair. warmer In eastern port'onS
souhwrstery winds.
For Rhode Island and Connecticut fair warmer; souths
westerly winds.
For Eastern Newyork. fair; warmer In extreme SOUTH
ern portion; southcry O. westerly winds.
For the District ~ Columbia. Eastern Psnnsytvanias
Nav. Jersey MARYLAND and Delaware. continued fair
weather and high temperature Thursday cooler ThursdAy
night; sou,herly 90 westerly winds.
For Virginia North Carolina fair; variable winds
For Indiana West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
Western New York AMI Ohio showers cooler. westerly -
northerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

The clear weather yesterday afforded the Gem
trail Park tennis enthusiasts an opportunity Tor
carving on their tennis tournament. they were
not slow 10 seize their chance and played some
close matches, the tournament being advanced 10
the semi final round. Scores follow.
Preliminary round-John !. Sullivan beat c. F. Horne.
I Il. - G-i
Frs, round-D g. canol beat Charles A. Tracy. 6-3.
sd
semi final round-R W Abbo, beat b. Cunningham.
: a. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
THE STEAM YACHT WADENA LIRELLED

The 100000 steam yacht Wndcna. l75 feet long.
beautifully ntted up. and owned by General Wade.
OF Cleveland. Ohio. was bclled Tuesday. N
Tebo's yard Twenty -sixth-st.. South Brooklyn.
where she has been lying since she reached New
York from n Mediterranean cruise. two weeks ago.
The Wadena levied on by Lewis w Young n
deputy United States Marshal on behalf Of Adolph
Wissner. a seaman. to satisfy n claim OF s2i9 al
legged by Wssner 10 be due him for wages. He
was discharged at Alexandria Egypt and arrived
In this country few days ago. At the shipyard
yesterday II was said that Wissner's claim
himsy one. and that the OF the vessel would
take their time to pay It, The Wadena flies the
nag OF the NewYork Yacht Club.
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4 CRICKET MATCH ENDS IN DRAW.

The Staten Island and Brooklyn cricket clubs
played an exhibition game yesterday at Living
stone and at the conclusion OF hostities the game
went on record as a draw. The Brooklyns proved
weak In the field and the Islanders scored rapidly,
running up s35 for six wickets They then declared.
and the Brooklyns lost the two wickets quickly
enough ON g. T. Hurditch and c. c. leo getting
together a aspect was put on the game, both
hi out vigorously the former especially troubling
the BOWERS and call of time they were stu un-
separated. the last over crediting Hurditch with
twenty runs. The following Is the score:
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crease will be on the basis agreed upon by the
members OF the Manufacturers' CLUB ana tnat haaI
81 The reduction in wages made In 1898 Will De re-
stored Wages were then reduced on varyinS
scale in the several departments. ana III Fes'o'"A
half there will also be differences
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THE yRoNMAsrrR.s GOOD RACE.

Cincinnati. July 1.-THE best race Of the day nj
oakley was the fourth. at "A mile and mn eighth.
won by The Ironmaster In local record time Of
1854. The attendance was large for an or day.
Summaries:
First race Ave furiongs, straberha io3 Whorn, 70
1 won fAlla Rookh. 100 uerRen to !. second Fret
fui. 100 uerkinsD to 5. third. Tims-iO2.
Second 'sevsn furongs)- Lehman. 1872 Or. Will
iamb. to won. Vassai ly2 tSergen), IL TO 2 second:
Meddler 100 Thorpe) 10 to L. third Tme-i;y
Third (nve furlongs Lark. io1 tchorn) 70
l. won; Daisy Boander l0i CThorpep. 10 ]. second
Princess Royal. i0i cassn). IL to L. third Time oss
Fourth race tmie and an eishih,-The Ironmaser i1s
O3ergen), to 2. won; Crevasse los Perknsl, 70 L.
second: VOORHEES, i0s Thorpe to I. third Time-l:''
Fifth race Zone miie,-Faba 50 C1ayl u 10 J. won n;
Elmer f., lO4 tThorpe). 10 J. second Soriana ios
(Cassin) 10 to 1. third. Time-i:42M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

"castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest Of their children. and use Castoria
instead Of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium. morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their Threats, thereby
seuding them to premature graves"
DR.. J. i. KINcHELoE,
Conway. Ark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

Mcguire spendthrft. h. g.. by wldrake: T: Bovine
Eueta br. m by Memhrino Dudley: John Monaghan
Gleason. b. g.. by Robert f. Lee. W. II. Brooks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
CastOria.

"castoria Is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. g. {. OsGooD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
Manetto and Guido. The Prix dc Lac was d.
vded by Day and Robans. Hoey won handicap
SCHEDULE OF COMING YACHT CONTESTS.
INTEREST Is CENTRED rpoN THE PRELIMINARY
RACES TO SELECT A DEFENDER FOR THE

AMERICAS CUP.
Yachtsmen will have busy times during the re-
mainder OF the .on. forty coming contests
are already formally announced and arrangements
are expected 10 be made for several others. Fol-
lowing is a schedule Of the for the remainder
OF this month that have been announced up to date:
July O-Defender end vgiiants first race Sandy Hook
and Clin Yach, Clubs annual regattas
4" 22-Defender and viglans second race.
" 25-Riversde Yacht cubs for special classes
27-Indsn Hsrbor Yach, Clubs annual regatta and
seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht clubs race for
the Alfred Roosevelt Memorial cup.
" 29-New-York Yacht Clubs race Glen Cove); Ind
ian Harbor Yacht Clubs for open soops
and catboa,s and Hampstead Bay Yacht Clubs
annual cruise.
" 30 New York Yacht Clubs annual cruise.
Interest is now centred upon the interna tional
races for the Americas Cup and the preliminary
for the selection Of defender OF that oldtime
trophy which has so long rested securely In the
custody OF American yachtsmen. The two races
to take place between the Defender and Nigilant
off Sandy Hook on Saturday and Monday are
exciting much comment and conjecture. The race
will be managed by the Regatta Committee OF the
New-York Yacht Club composed OF s. Nicholson
Kane Chester Griswold and Irving Grinnel II
will be both straightaway and triangular
courses which will thoroughly test the sailing
qualities OF both yachts In reaching and windward
and leeward work. The club offers 800 cup for
the winner II only two yachts start. ana SECOND
prize OF a 500 cup II there are three or more
1t is designed In these two races to give
the opportunity for each yacht to demonstrate her
capabilities and at the same time TO discover any
defects that may exist IN either. but they are
practically informal and will he decisive In the
selecting OF n cup-defender. The flagship sylvia
will serve the Judges boat. and the iron steam
boat Cepheus. which will carry members OF the cuD
and It's guests. will leave Pier No. /, Nortn itlNer,
at 80 a. M II Is hoped that the Coonia VIII also
take part In these two races.
The crucial test in the important work OF seiect,
ing n cIp-defender will be when the formal trial
races are sailed on Saturday. August 10. and Mon
day, August L. Alterations OF the clubhouse 40.
G. Madison-avc. not yet being compIetei the c.uo
Will hold stated meeting at =. III. today IN inc
cafe Savarin when 1t is possible that this subject
may be discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
THE DAKOTAH WINS on ALLOWANCE.
THE BIG YACHTS STOP AT THE END OF THE FIRST
ROUND IN DRIFTING MATCH.


ROUND IN A DRIFTING MATCH
Campbetown. Scotland July 1.-THE Aiisa ana
britannia and the Niagara and Dakotah started
to race In their respective classes TINS morning.
The weather was fine and the wind light from the
southwest. Tho Ailsa crossed the llne al lV'"'"
and the britannia al io.30lS. The pakoiah crossed
at II .i5os and the Niagara al lI'I' Inc P"""-
tab had the weather berth. The sea was smooth
and the wind fresh. Both boats carried JaekS"ri
topsails ana ub-topsails. The AlSa had the
weather berth. but the britannia hcndreach"l
and quickly got into the lead. The yachts rounded
the Kings Cave mark as follows
britannia .... II ~ 3d Asa ..........,. II 80 %
When the South mark was rounded the Ails'
was two lengths ahead. The wind hnd gone down
M that the britannia Was merely drlfilng IN"
Niagara at the same time led the D"koihh hy i
quarter mile -. A.,
the races were stopped AZ the end Of the irst
round owing 60 ack of wind The Aisa finished
Tho round "A, big o. The britannia VAS about
four minutes Rrtcrn OF her.
The Niagara finished at $50 and ipako'ah ~
Gd0 - The Dakotah won by tim, allowance IL
was a mere drifting race for the last hall ot me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
CastOria.

"castoria Is so well adapted to children thas
I recommend it as superior to any prescriptions
known to me-"
III SO. Oxford St.. Brooklyn, N. u
"our physicians in the cbildren's depars'
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria.
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known Is regular
products yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won US to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DlsPENsAnv.
Boston, Mase.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram n continuous white line shows the
changes In Indicated by The Trbunes self.
recording barometer The dotted represents the eeBs
pefature recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Office July 49, a. m.The weather yesterday
generally fair. and cooler evening The
perature between 90 81 degrees average
IoN being o% higher than on Tuesday and ~ degrees
lower than the corresponding day last year.
The weather to-day is likely TO be fair and warmer.
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OTHER RACES OF ESPECIAL INTEREST

OTHER RACES OF ISlf'lNL ~ flNrs''s
The Ncw-York Yacht clubs rae" OF Glen Cove
FOR cups offered by the Commoior" on Monday.
July 20 will be an interesting aquatic arhir II
will hc over n course finishing on Huntington BAY.
where the squadron will rendezvous and anchor Tor
IN. nlght preparatory 20 starting on It's autumn
cruise through the Sound tho following day.
There will be- the customary prizes for winners ~
r.ces from port to port. An extra prize for the
schooner winning the greatest number Of runs viii
be offered By the feet captain. and one by the
secr.tnry for the singlc-siickcr which wins the
greatest number OF runs. Tho Goect cup VIII p"
sailed for at Newport on August ana on inc
dav before the squadron Is disbandcd races VIII
Ice sailed for cups offered by Captain John j.
Drexcl
The regatta programme 81 tie lArchmont ih'"'
Club has as usual. large number OF attractive
races including its autumn regatta On Labor Day
(sep,ember p, which will be open to all classes Oh
yachts. ifs schooner race for the Larchmon, cup
on Saturday. September II, and for cup prcscn,ci
nv Miss Beach on Saturday September IL There
viii also hc several fine entertainments az IN"
aclous and wcll-appointed clubhouse AZ I-it'h-
mont. =, ,-,, :,
the So, va Corlnt hian Yacht club Will be hat
Tor the Alfred Roosevelt Memorial cup on Satur-
day July q The Will be open TO all yach,s
OF fifty feet racing length and under belonging u
members Of the club and will he over course iouf-
teen nautical miles IN length Entries must be
filed at or before noon on the day 81 the race WIN
the Regatta Committee. composed or ohN,r r.
Cromwell chairman: Charles W. Wctmore. water
& Kerr DR. Valentine Mott and Charles y. Sher-
man, secretary, No. Ga Leonard-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

Arrangements are being made for the Sprliigllein
races even an this early date. The Springfield meet
is considered second in importance TO the l.. y. W.
meet The prizes will be- unusually handsome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

DAY AND HOEY WIN AT AIx-LEs-BAINs.
Aix-les- Bains. July 17.-In the pigeon shooting
here to-day the Poule dEssai was divided by Hoey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

Police Commissioner Wclles, Of Brooklyn, Is favor
ably Impressed with the appearanc" 81 the police
men on wheels on the cycle path. The ComInls
sloner has detached two officers on wheels 10 patro
Surf-ave and the cycle Path as far AS the Gomez
Island bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
blanks by sending name ana address TO the CycHnH
Editor New York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
ZIMMERMAN SAILS AWAY.
nrooKryN wurrIMrN WANT RETTER &C
CoMMoDA1IoNs-RAc AT MANHNTTAN
BEACH NOTES AND COMMENTS


COMBINATIONS AT MANfrATrAN
BEACH NOTES AND COMMENTS
FOR CYCLISTS.
A. A. Zimmerman the champion cyclis accompa-
MED by his Wife, sailed for Europe on the steam
ship St Louis at II o'clock yesterday morning The
champion will be away about ten months ana lie
expects to meet the best riders In England france
and Australia before he returns. Zimmerman VIII
wear the black ami white emblem OF the gum CIup
Wheeimen IN all his races abroad. Joseph McDer-
mott his brother-ina who generally acts as MS
manager and trainer. jil not accompany him'
Among those gathered to bid the champion
goodby and good luck were Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Hm-
herman the champions father and mother; ex-As-
semblyman and Mrs Reilly OF Troy. the parents OF
young Mrs. Zimmerman: Miss Reilly ana large
delegation Of the Asbury Park Wheelmen.
The cyclists Of Brooklyn are not satisfied with
what has been given to them but are camoring
for more Brooklyn has It's cycle path. but New
York whee,men have nothing. So long as the local
crlbs and associations remain quiet and passive
they will get nothing Following lead set some
time ago. Brooklyn wheelmen are asking that the
top Of the aqueduct property across the BRUCE De
converted into a bicycle path. The aqueduct IL
already graded and level. and coating OF cement
will put Il In excellent condition for cycling.
Isaac g. Potter. of the Brooklyn Bicycle CLUB
and some of the members or the South brookE"
Wheelmen favor the plan to consolidate the TWO
clubs Such a consolidation would make the strong
cycling organization IN me S'a,e, "A ,',i,,S
will be held the clubhouse of the South bro0KHi
Whcelmen in Ninth-st.. tO-morrow night WINE
the two clubs may not be consolidated. arrange
ments NAV be made for holding a joint meet 10
take place at Manhattan Beach. President Harrl-
son OF the South Brooklyn Wheelmen, says that
his club has received no formal proposition from
the Rrooklyn Bicycle club regarding the merging
of the clubs into one.
Walter G. Sanger has entered all the professional
races To take place at Manhattan Beach VI +;
Dirnberger will try for the one-thlrd mile unpac.d
record ON Saturday. "COn' Baker VIII also try TO
beat the nve-miye record If 10 minutes 20 second
The referee on Saturday will be .. Il. Bunnen.
Arrangements are being made for the Springfield
races even AT this early date. The Springfield meet
is considered second In importance 10 the L. ~ W.
meet The prizes Will be unusually handsome.
Police Commissioner Wclles. Of BROOKLYN Is favor-
ably Impressed with the appearanc" 81 the police
men on wheels on the cycle path The 'olInls,
sloner has detached two officers on wheels 10 patfo
Surf-ave and the cycle Path as FAR AS the Concy
Island Bridge.
Cyclists desiring 10 join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain fun printed information ana
blanks by sending name ana address To the cycling
Editor, New York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-18

Walter G. Sanger has entered all the profess.onal
races In take place at Manhattan Beach. VI. f:
Dirnberger will try for the one-thlrd mlie unpac.d
record ON Saturday. "COn' Baker VIII also try TO
heat The dye-mive record Of 10 minutes % second.
The referee on Saturday will be .. Il. Bunnell