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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
rrcrRrs on THE TWO BIG SLOOPS.
LATEST STATISTICS OF THE DIMENSIONS or me
OFFENDER AND VALKYRIE 1H-SoME


The news that Valkyrie III. would be launched
to-day at Glasgow caused a little STIR among
v,chtsrnen Yesterday The Defender. II Is prop
able viii not he put overheard for three weeks
vet While exact figures regarding the o''''"-
sons OF the two boats cannot be given. the
latest reports regarding them place them as io-
,oy,s. Defender over ALI 125 feet; water line. ~
feet; beam "a feet draugh'. 10 rect; |a'Kyr'e
III. over all. 10 feet; beam. % feet; dead
ve,ght 200 tons she is the largest yacht that
has ever competed for the Americas cup ie'
keel which weighs 20 tons. should certainly MAKE
her a sin boat In heavy weather. ard enable
her TO well carry her canvas 1t Is reported that
Tho maInsau OF the challenger will contain 500
souare zee: OF canvas. Her mast. exclusive or
tournast Il Sc feet from the deck 10 hounds. ana
her boom, l2D feet long, VII extend y Feet
oyer her ianrail. BY rumor. Nalkyrle III Is u
composite boat with frames OF steel and plank
Ing Of wood the under part OF which Is cop
perol. Her frames set unusually close to-
gciher. being placed only eighteen inches apart
They rest on a keeson OF teak made in two
fh.cknesses OF this lron-l!ke wood. four ana SIX
inches thick respectively. Report has Il thnt
the big sioop viii carry lead keel OF over sew
,nty tons weight. Her upper weights VIII be re-
duccd a. much is consistent with safety. u
is said that her mast and spars boom. gan
and bowsprit viii be hollow. Considering the
reported difference IN length between the two
boats the question naturally arises "a 10 the
giving ~ time allowance. But 1t would be pre-
mature 70 enter on any discussion OF THIS SUD
jet unrn IT," Dimensions - tae two yachts as
given can be verified
The boats. however. vii soon be ahoat ana
NH. Ia September next. AFFORD yachtsmon a
spectacie o. zach, racing which should 1eFtsH'n,y
England the cherished mug"
The many charters OF yachts which are re-
ported daily show that who have not hlth-
,rto taken ans particular Interest, In the sport
are awaking 20 the delightful possibilities OF
summer siioat" Francis q i.angdon has char
tered the trim schooner ,ilendoyeer, and this
craft all ny the p"nnant OF the y. \. \. ..
this season. James \. Garland. Jr. VIII hoist
his private signal the steam yacht Atlantic.
which he has taken FOR the John stew
art Kennedy has puro based the steam yacht La
dolgo. g. II osyOod's speedy Narwahl. y. Y. \.
60 is fitting out at Norwich. Conn. and the fires
under her boilers Will soon be lighted. Edgar :
SCOTS big steamer Sycamore VIII be In com
mission before June .. ana all ready To receive
her owner on his re.urn from Europe that
date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

New Haven. May 22.-C;eorge Townsend Adec
president OF the Yale Navy. has just returned from
N-w-Ion1on. whore he made final prcpa ations for
the reception Of the Yale crew previous 10 the
annual lalcliarvard boa, race. lie has secured for
the crew the same quarters II has had for several
years At Gales Ferry. Mr. Adee consulted with the
New-f .ondon Board OF Trade relative to the ar
rangcments for the race. Several changes In tho
method OF allowing vessels to watch the race on the
river Will BE- made this year
held to night and the following officers were
chosen for the coming year: President. j. II.
hi Sibour Washington: vicc-president, G..
Ncholaus New York. secretary and treasurer,
Joseph NheelWr.ghi. Bangor, Me.
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IN TIE FIELD OF SPORTS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
CHAMPIONSHIPS HowLI.RS START ToR

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
CHAMPIONSHIPS LOCAL. nowILRs START FoR
cANADA-vARIous NOTES or INTEREST.
Pr,parat for he intercollegiate athletic meet
ing NJ the Rcrkcley oval tomorrow and Saturday
are being made rapidly. Extra stands have been
erected beside the finish ln". and the track IL un-
dergoirg final preparations. Some records may be
broken The officers OF the games Nil NEE, Man
ACE Ellis at the Fifth Avenue Hotel tonight. and
;her. discuss the plans for tn" meeting. The Of
iic,rs are az follows: Marshal. A. H. Peck; rei"-
rec. ". Il. curtis: judges. ]. T. sullivan u. 5.
Weeks and g. J. MatthcNeOn; timers. X. y Stoll.
Il Bishops and g. \. Reid; melsurcrs weights. II
e. Bucrmeyer. NJ L. Moore: jumps, VI. ". Ford and
a. L. Jordan: pole vault. Jonn Graham and W. II.
Rocap: scorers. T.. &. Carter and J. II. Anderson;
weight contests L. A. Stuart aad r. \. Collect; pole
vaults \. W Rider. judge Of waikiki *. Harry
DENSE. inspectors. T. Cushman. J. II. Booth and
Casper whitney. clerk Of the course J. J. Dixon;
assistant CLERKS 4 the course. ". -. +. Boswick.
T.. &. Fischer. H. :. T.. Jnelinc. John St"h ana O.
". wool. announcer. ". +. Eurns.
Tic American Rowling club VIII start this morn
Ing f,r Montreal me'' he Ottawa and the Victoria
Elne bowling teams in series ot contests. Nhil"
in canada the local players viii play the 'aVadian
game where three alleys are used In matches The
local team which w,n the Amateur Bowling Union
champion. hip IN - and ls'i VIII be- made mp a.
follows. Hri,zmAn. Boom. sle' Manners. Cooke
ana la Toy.
Tn. team itat vii represent the University Of
Perusy,Vanil In the rcIv race ~ the decoration
Day Carnival II S?orts II IN" %ew-J'r'"y Asd"rc
club sill D.. ronp. Sod - Il. 4 Sirrrii l.. H. Free
nan " y Warren aa4 A. - o sm"s WIN l',l r.
tina: g. - Orion should take slliim,n's place. bat
vnnla thinks that Orion VIII have bis hands fun
taking care Of r. T.. connect IN he one mile iln
The students AID friends % IN. state nlV"fai;y
Of Iowa were surprised last evening 10 learn thAi
John 'rum. VINO is entered IN IN" Mo,' naV'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
WHAT CHAIRMAN GIDEON SAYS.

Philadelphia, May 22-Chalrman George d. G'~
con- OF the Racing Board OF the League OF Aness
Wheelmen. to-day confirmed the announcement
that John S. johnson has been declared PRIV
fesslonal. and that Thomas Eek. his manager any
trainer. has been suspended from all L. A. W.
tracks for year The final vote OF the Board o.
these cases taken on Saturday. The d'reo'
cause OF Johnsons expulsion from amateur raaN'
that he sold prizes. AMI Eck's suspens'.'
was decided upon because OF the charge tha' ~
attempted to extort money from promoters
The respective expulsion and suspension WI" "
formally announced by Chairman Gideon ~ mn ~,
weekly bulletin on Friday He said to-day ma .s
the premature publication In Chicago OF inc u,y
position OF the cases, he having impaired the knoMu
edge upon condition that II should not be used us
Friday, IL the cause OF the Boards action oe,Is
made public prior to the issuance OF his ~eeA"
bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
4 CORRECTION AS To POOL CASES.

Anthony Comstock has written to The Tribune
to correct statements that have been pubisned
concerning the dismissal OF twenty-five booksellers
in the Court OF General Sessions. IT was said that
the men were Indicted for petty offences and were
mostly liquor dealers and cigar sellers. Mr. COM
stock writes that Mr. Howe did move to dismiss
twenty-five booksellers. but they were arrested
months ago and some OF them were old offenders
no one OF the men, ne says. liquor dealer
or cigar dealer. Mr.. Comstock says he did not
appear for the prosecution, but happened TO be
in other cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
FESTIVAL or TIE MONTE RELIEF SOCIETT.

The third annual May festival OF the Monte
Relief Society was held last evening at the Grand
Contra. Palace. Forty-thlrdst. and Lexing;on-ave.
The music OF the programme contributed by
the juvenile band OF the Mission OF the Immaculate
Virgin Booths for the sale OF flow RS, candy and
knlck knacks lined the sides OF the large hall. the
centre OF which reserved for dancers Articles
OF every description were ratified. one OF them be-
ing a live lamb. Mira. c. W Tcschner. the secre-
tary OF the society said that more than three
thousand tickets had been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
YACHTSMEN MAY REJOlCE.
r,,r AIrsA AND VALKYRIE III WILD
PROBABLY RACE HERE

,,pprssrp THAT TIE MATTER ID
srrTLED-MUcH SPECULATION
.yorr THE DIMENSIONS OF LORD
nrxpAvES's NEW YACHT
,,on MAY 2s.-An the yachting world holds
,1,,', ,hat /, IL virtually settled that the Ai'sa
me .,,,o,a With the Valkyrie III In American
,",ors before the races for the America cup.
ma y,lkyrle III is expected to sail III the MI
Soy regatta June ~ , Nam. from, Glasgow
4 dispatoh to the 'cHua' -'0"'
says -, ,u no launched
tomorrow i is asGsris'nn5d as "f her beam g
s go, and her dead weight 300 tons Tor me
be The largest yacht thai e wsch Weighs seventy
Amer'Ia shorter. deeper and heavier man .ne
kees The previous F fea o. Canvas and her
mast mi exclusive OF her ,opTas'i 9o va" faat long
feet high Her OC Ssr b ~ be the iarra '
n-. ,h,,cation OF the dispatch has provoked
,ore,v OF conflicting statements In the same
line The United Press learns however '"i'
,n,non,,c information in regard to the dimen.
,,o,s ~ the boat Is scrupu )usy "ithheid' anu
{, Il, safe 10 say that all so-aalled POSITIVE s'a'e
ments on the subject are merely s"'''"
comment,ng on the Central News dispatch
.'.n,rI,.,t vochtsman said .his afternoon:
1hoy have obviously guessed at the length OF
the boat She viii Certainly De veil, nor nroeably be
10 feet long and her aT psnw vi" seventeen
SQUARE feet as 1t is understood that her 'o'a' s'''
area Will De about l2o0 ieet go
Efforts are beng made to mslead the pubic
as TO the time OF launching the yacht, bnt IL Is
priyately intlmated that In all probapir'y S'e
win he launched on Monday. g., rooroear,ot,vc
Of the United Press to-day refused TO mar nms
statement or ansTer any a nns,?S or the tine
the dimensions OF the hc" '"'N''' " ~
of her launching.
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IT FLOATS

played since leaving the home grounds The ,..-
will play of a postponed game with the Phi,.d.,
phia nine at the Polo Grounds next Monday.
Enthusiasts in Brooklyn are much put out A. -.
poor showing made by the Grooms in the ws"s
Foutzs men have succeeded in losing eight stra,sh.
games. "'snt
Bannon. the new outhe!der, continues TO do .xo.,
lent all-round work for the New-York team eAoe''
The Newark baseball team Will be the aftr.o.
at Recreation Park on Sunday afternoon in - son
with the Recreation team. The latter are The ss
lar home club the players being the same a. co
st:tuted the Long Island Stars In their game with
the Cuban Giants last week. VIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
PITCHER BALDWIN CErS o. "a,

Pttsburg. May e?-When the Court convsr.a ,,,s
morning. Judge Porter Immediately CHARGED ,na
jury In the damage suit OF Mark Baldwin against
Chris Won der Abe. manager OF the 81 Iou,s ua..'
ball Club The charge was considered Secdsd,v
favorable to the defendant. The jury. however
thought differently. and at o'clock this af,arroor
returned verdict awarding damages in the s"m
OF $500 to Pitcher BALDWIN. " 'o '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
OND RACE-2J4 PACrNG-PrRsE $500.
A RUMOR ABOUT CROKER AND DwYER DE-
MED

Trainer Jack Elliott. at Gravesend was asked
last evening II there any truth In the report
that Messrs. Croker and Dwyer had ,elegraphcd 10
at once send over TO the English training grounds
the horses left behind when the American thorough
breds were sent TO England last February Il have
received such message said Mr.. Elliott. land
although 1t was the purpose Of Mr. Croker and Mr..
Dwyer to send for all the horses. they have not
done 80 yet. and there 10 not word Of truth In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
DOUBLE DEFEAT FOR GROOMs.

Cleveland May 22.-Clevcland made It three
straight from Brooklyn by winning two games to-
day Wallace almost invincble In the frat
game and only three hits were made or him. In
the Second game the Cleveands battei hard, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
COLLEGE GAMES At nEnKELEY ovAI.

'VII'It''' 'NEII.' II I'I+'t's't''I'r u
Ncw-IIavcn May ?, -Krlsht n Wade president
NaIr Track Athletic Association. today an
nourcel that arrangements FOR the annual meet
Of The association ~ Hcrkccv oval completed.
This year the meet viii occupy the afternoons Of
two days. II viii begin n"Nt Friday and Will be
ended on Saturday. The preliminary heats VIII he
held on the FIST day. Tn" entire team % the can
fornia University VIII participate in the games. and
the Iowa State University vii send one or two men.
There H. consl "rahle dls us-on over the entry by
the University Of Pennsylvania Of men who are
thought AT Yale - Dee Ineligible but Val" rs yet has
, ulrl no protests Tn. ~ Jarvis for the mile
run s expected TO be wlthIrawn b. the University
% Isunsy.viIld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
YALE BEATEN By THE ORrrANJs

ewIInven. May 2e-Thc Yale VARSITY nine
was beaten this afternoon by the Orltani Field
club. OF Hackensack y. j.. In a weli-contested
game. Both teams bafted hard. the visitors win
ming by pounding Gunther. the Yale substitute
who occupied the box for six innings. The lead
r's. for Yale. made wonderful running catch
The score:
Oritani NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0 o O OF
Yale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l 0 0 8 0 0 oil
llits-Oritani 70: Yale. ~. Errors-O,,,ar, a.
Yale. g. Ratteres-J. Murphy and IT Wur,,v o.
Gunther. Thompson ana Wilcox. "'P"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
GEORGE HOSMER DYING.

Boston. May 2e-George n. IIosmer the we'll
known Oarsman. is I'm critical condition at the
city Hospital. Several days ago he accidentally
swallowed small spiinters OF broken glass
while drinking. and the physicians do
pcct him TO live. as Internal bleeding has set in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland vs. NewYork. at Cleveland.
Louisville vs. Brooklyn. at Louisville.
Pittsburg W. Boston. at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati VS.. Philadelphia. at Cincinnati.
Chicago VS.. Baltimore. at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
HARNESS. RACES At BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. May 22-Only ten heats were required
to dispose OF three races at the opening day OF the
Pmlico Driving Club, although there were thirty
six starters The day was captivating. but the heavy
track, owing to yesterdays downpour. initiated
against the attendance which less than 100
persons. Backers OF favOrites won ali the money
OF them In straight heats. Summaries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

r-,oa rins-cleveand . BROOKLYN j. ilrst ,nxe,,nd
Cleveland brooklyn :. LETT On bass sr"k
g. brooklyn Frs, haze on oaasw 1a ndsrson Three
lase ht-cuppy Two-base hits de'eaG ringer l.,
ch"ncc . Wild pIrches-Cuppy l. stem !. iac co ''
o;S'onnor l. I'mpre-Keefe. Time Of sa"'e-i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
CASHMERE
BOUQUET.

renort Charles Dryer son OF Michael f. Dryer.
satJ Tho ren9rt wa- a fake" Neither my father
nor MIR croker has yet sent any message sald
voung DIVER "and am at a loss 10 know no"
ibe renort nubfshel In some afternoon papers re-
earlng their senling Tor the rest Of the horses orig
L. 1 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
cRAyEsEND ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

A splendid card is offered to racegoers a. the
(,ravesend track to-day The public have more than
a passing acquaintance with the contestants In
every race except the fth selling affair for two
vear-olds The stake features are the Clover Stakes.
for wovear-old FLIES and the Falcon Selling Stakes.
for e-year-olds. The first race Is sX-furiong
dash in which Rubicon with l22 pounds on MS back,
will attempt give ten pounds to such fast sprint
ers. as Weinberg. Jack of Spades and Sister Mary.
In the second race. handicap az one mic and a
sixteenth Rey II Santa Anita accepts impost OF
125 pounds Peacemaker asked to carry l2o pounds
Assignee 81 and Aurelian Is at the bottom of
the list with 30 pounds. Stowaway and Our Jack
carry Jos and 1c3 pounds respectively a glance at
the weights indicates that the tOpweights have no
easy task before them. In the Glover Stakes Fo-
retta. who. has five straight races, is pitted
against field Of SIX OF her own SEX 10 which she
field Of moderate three-year ODDS meet in the Falcon
Stakes. in which every horse carries light weights
best records The remaining two races are selling
affairs of the "shakebag' order.
Here the entries:
FIRST RACE-For nil ages sweepstakes OF SIS each.
with $500 added: 800 the second $50 > the
third. Six furlongs
Name. WI Name. w
N WsPnSsr s ss.as'in
Jack OF Spades. ~. Heimana 20
SECOND RACE-IIandicap for three ear-ods and up
ward sweepstakes Of SIS. with $50 added: 800
the second and $50 the third. one mile and a
tenth.
Name. W.T. Name WI
Eey Il Santa Anita. l2b Equity 100
peacemaker ............llO Assignee ~
StCwaway MAfSnaH ~
Ed kearney.. Jos AuTelian ~
THIRD RACE-THE CLOVER STAKES OF s. 900; for
two-year-od nics; $50 each or $50 II declared by
April /. 500 additional for starters; $3.50 70 the
first. $500 second. 500 to the third horse
Five furlongs.
Tlemton Stables blk T. Florea. ..............l2?
J. I)rliards Ch Nriaih Ia
A. "A. D. II. MOIris's b. T. Tenderness Il
J. J. McC1ffcrys CHI. T. Religion. ll5
Dryers h. I. AXIOM. llo
Preakness Stables oh. T. Belle Ami. ll5
Onec< Stables ch Fascination. ID
FOURTH RACE-TIIE FALCON STAKES OF 5000: for
threcy ear-ols $50 each. $50 II declared by April
500 additional fer starters $500 to the first. $500
second and $500 the third horse; the winner
be sold at auction: selling allowances; half the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
MoNTAUK DID NOT START.

London May 30 Richard Croker's two-yeor-o'd
col, Moniauk al not start In the race Tor the
Weston Stalks. at Bath. to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
BASEBALL NOTES

me Eastern teams won three of the seven games
won eight out Of the fifteen games thew hsvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
IRST GA ME-.

$500 o.,,,,c, of the Broollyns helped them to
inc o T ,tendance was larger than for some timr
rast both games being played Tor one price VI a''
mission Attendance. 2oW. Inc sco'eS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
SUCCESSES OF 7rH REGIMENT MEN.

detachment OF tho 7th Regiment, composer y,
Companies and c. under command OF Co'ohe'
Daniel Appleton. practsed at Creedmoor YESTERDAY.
The weather was fair. but rather brisk - oc.oc~
wind was blowing The usual 7th Regiment sucee"
Is seen In the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

The eyes OF wheelmen In this State are turnea
toward Albany. where the Croton Cycle Path DI
mas been sent TO Governor Morton for his approval
The wheeImen count Upon a favorable decision from
the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

LONDON. May 22-Ilenry Aliens ter-ra;cr Daso-
tab il hoing ii''el with sails OF such dimen-
siuns VIII make her a twclve-rafer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

Earned rns-sveand First ease Iy " Cleveland
land D. NJ Wallace Thres-base hit Ala
~ 49, bte"shindle Mexican stolen bases T az %;
Flake wild pitch Gumbef'' O"p"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
IN DOUBT TILL THE FINISH
GIANTS WIN 4 FINE GAME FROM THE ST. LOUIS
TEAM.
GAMES YESTERDAY

New York T. 81 Louis j. Washington IL. Plttsburg
cleveland BrOotyn OlCincinnati II. Boston \.
nrst game Baltimore II. Louisville T.
C.,eand II. Brooklyn g. Chicago ~. Philadelphia 7.
aecOnI
St. Louis May 22-To-day's game about the
hest exhibition OF ball playing here this season
TIE game was In doubt I'LL the finish Brcltensten
was effective and Mcekn invncibe at critical
moments Attendance, 1000. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

Major I.uscomb who will be the grand marsna
OF the cyce-path parade In Brooklyn on June i;
has appointed several additional aids and ISSUED faL
Instructions TO his assistants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
Bitreles.

mssCrCLE CO.. NO n PARK ROW. dealers In n rsS
wheels all standard makes. Big cash discountA W.
wheels traded. WILL PAX YOU 10 CALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

The Sahodalica Wheelmen have arranged twe
races 10 take place on Friday at Morrstown ~ g.
The first race will be iive-mile race for no'iceA
and the second five-me handicap. r. A. Quayie
the Mayor OF the town. will be the referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
nents. Attendance. 1000. The score:

New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Earned runs-New-York 2. ST. Louis . First base on
hois-oof Meekn struck out-Iiy Meekn . by Brelten-
.,.,, q Two-iase hits Common. Meekin. Stolen bases
urnnn . Miller Ely. Double plny-Ely. Quinn and Con
nor i'mpire-I.ong. Tine Of game-20O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

Chief Consul Potter Is particularly anxious
have his local I, A. W. friends send in mem
bers as rapidly possible during the next yen
days. This State leads the country ana Mr. fo'.1.
wants his section TO remain In front. There Is a.
ways q big list of members from Massachusetts
nbout May 30. when the meets are held IN BOSTON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

Cyclists desiring to Join the League OF American
Wheemen may obtain full printed Information ano
blanks by sending name and address 10 the Cychns
Editor New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23
SECOND GAME.

ro,a,. 80 10 10 % 3 Totals ...'s "a l. .,
' I 3 o x-lo
Cleveland .'..'''''''''' / u q ! V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

Since the original list given out for the nv
ington- Mlllburn road race the following belateo
entries have been received, bringing the total ur
TO IA: f.. A. Blauvelt. c. II. Appey. II. GREENWOOD
NJ Lynch. c. Nance. T. G.. Hedge W. L. Losee
William Dennlson. l.. c. Johnson. Monte Scott ana
c. j. Iven. Several additional prizes have also bees
offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

SIXTH RACf-sellinG; for threey enroids ard upward
sweeps,les Of Sli ench with 500 addel Slo - me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-23

There is likely TO be further delay before the
wretched pavement In Eighth-ave is repaired. Their
seems 10 have been hitch In the contract given
to repair the asphalt and 1t may be some time ps
fore a new one can be agreed upon. Meanwhile
whcelmen will continue TO fall and wreck theh
.~lip
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-02-22
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

1t is the desire of many that the Afro.
Amer leans of Des Moines meet and
show their appreciation of the life and
work of the late Frederick Douglass.
For this reason meeting will be held
in the office of the Iowa STATE BYsT4AN-
DER, on Monday evening at 7:30, sharp.
The following names have been sug-
gested: r. n. Hyde, j. II. Shepard, 4,
Z. Barton, E. T. Banks, c. S.. Ruff, 81.
II. Lewis, j. NJ. Ruff, c. S. Stewart,
Rev. L. A. Clark, d. Miller, Rev. j. 7.
Carton, I. Brown, Rev. A. w. White,
jeff. Logan. 1t is hoped that Others
will take an interest and attend the
meeting. The musical talent of our
city will be asked to assist in rendering
appropriate selections, and short
speeches will be delivered. A commit
tee will make the proper arrangements
and publish the same. No one should
fail to show an interest in this affair.