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The sun., 1895-05-02
TACHIING NEWS OF INTEREST.
Howard 6ould's 2O-Kater Niagara Shipped
on the Ontario.

Howard SsOuld's 2O-Kater Niagara Shipped
on the Ontario.
Howard Gould's oO-rater Niagara, which he
will race abroad this summer, was hoisted on
the Wilson line steamer Ontario at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. She was placed in slings
on the port side aft and just above the cattle
pens. The Ontario left yes ter!ay morning.
NJ F. Tobins house boat Studio is being fitted
out and painted preparatory to going into COM
mission.
Lloyd Ph9nix's beautiful auxiliary schooner
yacht Intrepid went on Tebo's dry dock ycstcr
day. She has been thoroughly overhauled. and
will 60 in commission as soon us she comes OH
The steam yacht Seneca will be sent to Eliza
bethport in u day or two to be fitted with new
r. L. Arnold. prominent member Of the
Atlantic Yacht Club. has engaged an all Ameri-
can crew Of Deer Island sailors for his 4O-footer
]. b. Widener of Philadelphia. owner of the
American built steam yacht sapphire ran down
to Port Jefferson the other day to take a look at
his boat. He left orders to have her sent to
Tebo's TO be fitted out.
'tSni 6. a. Thayers lo4;foot steam yacht Aquillo
hauled dS and PA painted She vii go into commits
sion the latter part Of the week.
Major w. II. Walkers new racing 4o-rater.
building at HendersoL's yard on the Clyde from
aSsths aSd The Fife II 4 4orateT building at Fsrlc
which, by the way Is the same name as he
2O.rater recently bullt by the HerreshoiIs for
, Prince Leopold OF Hohenzollern.
J. Harvey Ladews fast steam yacht Columbia
is fitting out preparatory to going into commits
sion. go
The Corinthian Fleet OF New Rochelle will
hold race for special classes on the Sound on
Aug. 3.
Al Lawley's yard. Boston, the 10O-foot steam
yacht for George w. Chlds Drexel of Philadel-
pha Ia in frame and partially planked. There
are also five knockabouls ready for launching.
A synuiCate. COMPOSED OF members OF the Ola
Colony Yacht Club, will build n 2s-foot racing
boat from designs of Franklyn Bassford. the
marine artist. She will greatly resemble the
noted 48-footer Wasp. She is to be 40 feet over
all. ] 0 feet beam, and feet draught.
an order with the Herreshotls for half-rater TO
meet Spruce Nv.
The sun., 1895-05-02
Gossip OF the Ring.

Billy Vernon, the "Hayerstraw pr!ctmaker," was in
town yesterday. Biy is looking for mil with any
light Weight he ore the pubic
Nike LEONARD has received an ofTer from an athletic
clLV AL West S!rsna TO oox Jerry Aar'hai Nike
said yesterday that iIe would accept, providing he got
what ho naked for.
London cable the Police Gazette received yester.
day, states that Jcn Smith and Ted PrItchard hayo
signed fresh articles 70 box Friday May TO- Ia Central
Music Hall, London. for purSe Clercd by GorrInge
Soly Smith is not to ng.t Tom Denny Of Australia
hrst reported. somehow or other tue proposed
between these TWO feather fell
SOly however has been looked To box Jerry barnett
limited number OF rounds before the Manhattan
.C.
GALVESTON Tex, Nay la telegram from Col. J. D.
Hopkins OF ST. Louis CIeedons hacker received hers
Island for May 81 The mill will be Twelve rounds
Col HopkinD adds that Tommy TraceyAEill light VOL
eoti a. coney Island tins lAst week in Nay at l1a
D0unda
The sun., 1895-05-02

She VIII He Put In Commission by Gen.
Paino After Alterations Arc Made.

Sho Will Re Put In Commission by Gen.
Paino After Alterations Arc Made.
BosToN, May 1.-Gen. Paine has changed his
determination made in the winter, and will put
the Jubilee In commission for the coming
season.
~ shall put the Jubilee in commission" said
Gen. Paine. "if the Atlantic Works can max o
tho necessary alterations in time. / put her in
commission more on my son Johns account,
who has returned from the West, than my own,
for he wants some sailing this summer, but
have no doubt shall enjoy it as much rs he.
This does not mean. however. that We have cup
racing especially in mind. IL fact, have no
intention of entering the trial races, and am
simply seeking u summers pleasure"
When asked il he would follow the New York
cruise, Gen. Paine said:
~ usually enter all the races that are going
on when my boat is in commission and in con-
dition."
So that several races between Jubilee, Vigi-
liant. aud Defender are assured during the New
York cruise. nnd Off Newport. even II the Boston
boat does not enter the trial races Off Sandy
Hook. Tho alterations which were proposed at
the time the syndicate was being formed for
her purchase will now be made, and 1t should bc
faster and in several ways n better Jubilee
which will cross tho starting line in the season 8
races. For a sailing master Gen. Paine will
have Capt. Ncwcomb, who sailed the Jubilee in
some Of her races in 1898.
The sun., 1895-05-02
At TIE TRAPS.
woodsido Gun Club Shoot Many OtheR
Shooting Events.

The regular monthly trapshooting tournament Of
tho woodside Rod and Gun Club was decided al
woodsde, L. l.. yesterday The summary:
First Event-Club shoot, fifteen clay birds George
W. Martin, l3; Vincent W. Barnard, IL; Bernard 4
Keene. 0; Henry J. Schleuter, IL: George W. Lewis,
l2: Daniel G. Nelson, IA; Thomas W. corydoonc. loj
Andrew II. Newman. 10; James @. Phillips. 8; Henry
j. Switzerland, II.
Second Event-Ten singles George ". Martin, 10
yards 9: Vincent W. barnard, 10 yards 4: Bernard
Keene l6 yards, 10; Henry j. schIeuter 18 yards 81
George W. Lewis. 10 ynrds, 2; Daniel @. Nelson. 10
yards O. Thomas W. corydoone lS SS ysTds q AndreE
Henry % j. soathesiand. is yards. s. n'p' '''' o
n Tna s. 1eas
bhaPs
" Msr.in % 5; andrew drew H INV New@aS Henry j. South:
ee%a Fnr EsrnaS ksSn' ssn out Tse
J. SpssS q w.
ioqns, .: ANDREW i. IeSman. i; James 9. Phillips.
By &c
In the country was presented. with Tie "Piaende.
$ %
John
l.
s%s \ WS %S:,ss 4 ss;d'
Sf s Y Ssst s. Y'S
Parker a5 yards d frans Ibert. g 8; chsris;
Yards: yt and JSsn scheimann aS yards T. In the
shoot of for the prizes the badge and nrst money was
| won by Pfacnder. second money by William Lair:
third money by 1ohn SchielmInn. and fourth money
| by Fuller.
Second Event-Three live birds. Frederick Pfaen-
der 81 yards D; John SchieImaln 20 yards, 81 ChaA.
Plate. 20 yards 2; Hugh Mclaughlin, 20 Yards, II
yards, 9; William Lair. 20 yards. ]:
Tho second monthly trap shooting tournament OF
the Arvernr Rod and Gun Club was decided on the
organizations fine plant at Arserneby the-sea, Long
Island yesterdny.
First Event-Cub competition. ten clay birds Henry
son, 4: John J. Kinney. o: George W. Gregory, II
Charles W. Morson Z; Thomas D. Benson. 3; Michael
q. Conway. 4.
second Eyent-Fiye singles, Henry K Phillips, 4,
]. Kenney, 81 George w Gregory, 3; Charles W. Nor.
son. o.: Thomas D. Henson 8: Michael q. Conway
s. Thomas Bodine. &; Louis w Rchsrdson q JShn %h
on, .: Thomas D. Benson. |; Michael g. conway =
Fourth Eyent-Same conditions; Henry X. phiIipe
g. Thomas v. Bodine. o: Louis w Richardson. 4; John
J. Kenney, q George W. Gregory, l: Charles w Nor.
son, q; Thomas D. Benson, 2; Michael u. Conway, o.
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WILLIAM T. LoPER'S SUICIDE.
A New Yorker Goes to Washington to XIII
HimselC-Had SUM red with Insomnia.

Himself-had Sunered with Insomnia.
WARRINGTON. May 1.-Willam T. Loper of
New York was found dead in a bathroom at
tho Arlington Hotel this morning. Death was
caused by iuhaling Illuminating gas. Mr.. Loper
arrived ut the hotel late last night. No reason
whatever can be assigned for the deed except
some sudden alteration OF mind. So far as
known, there was nothing in his domestic re-
lations or financial circumstances to cause him
to take his life. and the letters he left gave no
clue to his motive.
Mr.. Loper was employed in the New York
office of the United Press as assistant general
Eastern manager. He had formerly been night
manager of tho New York office. He had been
days was attacked with insomnia. He attended
the opera at the Metropolitan Opera House on
Monday night, and afterward was in his Office
until O'Clock in the morning. when he left and
evidently took q train for Washington.
He left a note addressed to p. v. De Graw,
general Southern agent of the United Press,
In which he requested that his body be sent to
his home In Oshkosh, Wis. Mr.. Loper had been
in the employment of the United Press for thir-
teen years. He was special Senate reporter at
Washington for the old New York Associated
Press, and was an expert sten0grapher ana mas
ter Of the Phillips code. He reported many
speeches in this manner. and earned an cnv ia
BILE reputation as stenogrsPhor; Up to the
reported many Of his sermons. land was The head
Of syndicate which circulated them through
ont the country. He was As years old and was
married.
The sun., 1895-05-02
FINANCE BOARD WON'T CONCUR
with the Water Commissioners In Con.
ntracting with the Jersey City Company.

with the Water Commissioners In Con.
Etracting with tho Jersey City Company.
The Jersey City Board Of Finance remained at
the City Hall until nearly O'Clock yesterday
morning considering whether to concur or nom
concur in tho award by the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners Of a contract to the
Jersey City Water Company to furnish the City
with new supply of water. AL the Commis-
sioners were present. The Board came to the
unanimous conclusion that the prices asked by
the Jersey City Water Company are excessive.
and that the water shed controlled by the COM
pany is not sufficient to supply tho quantity of
water required. Unless something happens to
change the views of the Commissioners the
Board will vote to-day to non-concur in the
award of the contract. At the same time 1t is
expected that the Board will oter some sug-
TO advertise for new proposals. The present
Board will not be likely to do that as 1t retires
from Office next week.
The sun., 1895-05-02
Capt. John Trainor Arrested.

United States Commissioner Alexander held
Capt. John Trainor Of the American schooner
Thomas w. Holder in 81 800 bail yesterday for
examination on May on a charge OF assault on
the high seas.
Tra!nor was arrested at tho Barge Office by
Deputy United States Marshals Bostwick and
Stafford on a warrant issued on complaint Of
George Dutch. sailor, who alleges that Trainor
kicked and brutally treated him while on tho
voyage OF tho vessel from Hayti on April l..
The sun., 1895-05-02
Vermont sea-Greeu Slate Trust.

Troy. May 1.-The Vermont Sea-Green Slate
Trust was reorgan!zed In Granville, N. Y. yes
terday. Every sea-green slate manufacturer
except one signed the agreement. which is sub
stantially on the same basis as that of 1903. and
to be In force fivo years. A committee was
elected to meet in Granville to-day and arrange
the details. The committee expects to mako II
report to the general meeting IN Granville to-
morrow afternoon. Since the collapse of tho
former trust there has been much complaint by
manufacturers of low prices.
The sun., 1895-05-02

The Brtishiron ship Forrest Hall. which ar.
rived hero from Chittagong on April ~, will
grain for a European port. Sho WAS unable 10
get any kind OF q cargo that would pay her to
take away from this port Being foreign yes-
ports. So she must make AN Improbable voyage
of l20 days or more. IL is said that shn viii "
the first ship to make the voyage solely TO get
a profitable cargo.
The sun., 1895-05-02
wheeImen Entertained.

Tho formal opening OF the Metropolitan bicycling
Academy situated SItieh street and the boulevard
held yesterday. This new headquarters Tor
whcemcn and vhecwomen, which is the most thor.
Ough!y equipped In this city, the OF highly
successful bl ycle entertainment yesterday From y
until O'Clock the women cycllsts who make their
headquarters at tho academy held tea. Some
fancy riders gave exhibitions during the afternoon,
over 800 wncelmen visited the academy during tho
afternoon, but during the evening the Attendance
numbered 5000. fitzpatrick. the noted one legged
rider gave exhibitions OF trick riding. in addition TO
Sid Hack, W $, Maltbi. Roy See and wmot Duo.
A number of prominent people ntercs ed in cycling
were present. Handsome Souvenirs were presented
TO all In attendance.
The sun., 1895-05-02
SOUTH CARo11NA's ANsWER.
Federal Jurisdiction Denied in liquo,
Law Injunction Case.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. May 1.-The return to the
rule for an injunction in the United States Cir
cult Court in the case Of James Donald was
filed by the State to-day. This was a rule to
show cause why there should not be issued q
writ preventing State constables from making
seizures of liquor hauled into the State and in
tended for private consumption. and not for
sale or barter. The State Attorney General
says that the bill presents no questions arising
under the Constitution or laws of the United
States giving jurisdict to tho court. and that
there arc adequate remedies at law for the cor
rection Of any things alleged In the petition for
an Injunction. No date has been set for the re-
opening of the case. A similar case Is will como
up before Judge Goff in the same courtat Column
bia tomorrow.
The sun., 1895-05-02
at Perry's pharmacy, SuS building.
lhn tnIlnn raIurn Xcui IlaY aA fnllnMa.

ANcfaoo Aay ],
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island, and Connecticut
fair; warmer: easterly winds. becoming southeast
Tor eastern NeU York, fair: southeast riv ioiEds
For eastern Pennsyiyania and New Jersey, partly
cloudy. but probably without rain; warmer; eastery
winds. becoming variable.
For the District OF Columbia, Delaw are. aud Mary
lsnd. partly cloudy weather: slightly warmer cast
erly winds
For West Virginia. western Pennsy lvania, and
New York, generally fair; north, asteriy winds
becoming variable.
The sun., 1895-05-02

His Porter Looked Slim In tho Morning
and Fnt at Night.

una rut MT Might.
James Lynch. 80 years old. lives with his
family at 433 West Fifty-fourth street. He is
employed as q porter by Charles Broadway
Rouss at $40 Broadway. Recently Mr.. Rouss
reported to the police that he had been robbed
of q quantity Of laces and silk handkerchiefs.
Detective Sergeants Carey and Bonnoil of the
Central Office were detailed to catch the thief,
and Yesterday afternoon they arrested Lynch.
They have been watching the employees OF tho
store enter and leave 1t for the past two days.
Lynch went in looking very slim in the morn
ing and came out looking fat at night.
After his arrest his house was searched and q
large quantity Of the stolen property was found
secreted there. In all IL amounted to about
$1,000.
afternoon.
The sun., 1895-05-02
The Yacht Flsur do Lys Arrives.

Tho American schooner yacht Eieur de Lys,
owned by George Trotter OF the New York
Yacht Club. arrived yesterday after somewhat
tedious voyage from Southampton. Capt. Peter
sen reports that he left Southampton March ca,
Soon after leaving port a seaman, Anton Higge
q native of Norway, was struck by the main
boom and 90 ssfiousiy Injured that he LIVED bHs
the topping lift breaking. which caused the
mainboom TO erush Higgs bstwesn 1t and tbs
The sun., 1895-05-02
MIR. ELKINs' ON SILVER.

He Thinks the Silver Men Should Coneede
Something to the Gold hugs.
LEApvILLE May Limited States Senator
Stephen B. Elkins is In the city looking after
mining interests. In speaking Of the silver
question he said;
"Ihave great confidence that the Republican
party will solve this question satisfactorily to the
majority of the American people. We all know
that unless 1t is done it |, doubtful whether the
Republican party will succeed in the next Presi-
Dental election. 1t would be much better for
the silver men to give something even II they
should have control of the Convention. Would
1t not be good policy to concede something to
the gold mon and thus hold their support rather
than to refuse them anything and lose their sup
port?"
The sun., 1895-05-02
She Was Mrs. Ob.rle or IIoboaen.

The body of the woman found Ill In the street
on Sunday and taken In an ambulance to the
Hudson Street Hospital, where she died few
hours later. was identified yesterday at the
Morgpe rs that Of Mrs. Catherine 0berIe. Q
Miss Minnie OberIe. the dead woman's daugh.
ter. who identified her body, said that Mrs.
Oberle was on her way to another daughters In
Brooklyn when she was taken Ill. The little
boy. Carl Muller, who was with Mrs. ODerle
when she died, 10 son Of Carl Muller of Brook;
lyn. He was godson OF the dead woman. and had
been paying her visit. His father claimed him
The sun., 1895-05-02
dim Hall In Town.

Jim Hall arrived in town yesterday from Chicago.
Jim has grown very big since he was here last. and
Judging from his appearance It would as though
II would be rather impossible for him to train TO tho
midde-welght liai again. Hall told THE Sun reporter
yesterday that ne hus been matched 10 nght jon
Choyn.k at Concy Island on June "a next The mil
viii he limttd 90 twenty rounts A. the expiration
OF that time, II both men on their Ieet and the
referee Is unable 10 pick winner tho contest VIII
proceed for nve more rounds. Hall is not In linc tr
He Intends 10 start in working next week lie figures
ON nve weeks OF solid training, and assured tho re
porter that hc would hc ia shGl- Hall VIII get In o
condition at Garry Keatugs cottage ut Concy island
The sun., 1895-05-02
Collcre Team. Play lacrosse.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. May 1.-The LehGh University 10
crosse defeated to-day by team represent
Ing tho New York University, by goals to 3. The
game was a close one, and given TO the New York
players by wrong decision OF their umpire Mr..
Brown. However. they made several pretty playa,
sutormis and Kelly doing particularly we'll In Tho
second half Capt. Dick OF tho L"high team was cue
badly the check and was competed IN stop playing
for several minutes. This WI akened their defence
considerably. and during his absence the New York
tenn occurred goal.
The sun., 1895-05-02
Suit Against Receiver wasserman.

Suit has been brought In the Supreme Court
by Ernst @. w. Wocrz, through Guggenheimer,
Untermyer & Marshall. his attorneys, against
Charles A. Schumacher, Samuel Wasserman,
receiver of the Abingdon Square Savings Bank,
and Others for the purpose of determining the
ownership OF a trust fund in the hands OF Mr..
Woerz, who has about 100000 in his posses
sion. Mr.. Wasserman WAS appointed receiver
last July by Judge Slower in the place OF Frank
q. Thompson. Tho receiver will contest the
The sun., 1895-05-02
rail. The body was landed at Brixham. and

rail. The body was landed at Brixham. and
after the inquest the F'leur de Lys set sail again
on April from Plymouth.
After leaving tho Channel the yacht expert
enced q succession of variable winds. which
lasted nearly the entire passage. The, winds
ing at times to southwest. The Fleur de Lys
shipped but little water ard proved herself a
stanch sea bont. Yesterday morning. while
sailing up the bay. the square yard rugged on
the foremast carried away. The Fleur de
2S days
The sun., 1895-05-02
ILLIEOIS'S MONEY FIGHT.
The Honest Money League Issues IN A.
dress to tho Democrats.

dress to tho Democrats.
CHICAGO, May IAN address on the County
Convention of Democrats OF Illinois and tho
monetary question was issued to-day by tho
Honest Money League of Illinois. Tho address
declares 1t to be "unwise In policy and danger
Gus to the financial and commercial interests of
the country to establish even advocate the free
and unlimited coinage of silver without inter-
national cooperation at the ratio of 10 to l."
1t declares the calling of the State Convention
TO be wholly unwarranted and contrary to all
party precedents. and calculated to destroy the
national character and influence OF the party.
1t closes by appealing TO all honest-money Demo-
tions
The sun., 1895-05-02

At a conference with the superintendents Of
the various Brooklyn hospitals yesterday. Health
Commissioner Emery announced that all hos
pitals which receive city money must admit all
cases of coma, no matter whether they are the
result OF alcoholism or anything else. Ambu-
lance surgeons have frequently refused OF late
to take unconscious drunks 10 the hospitals
The sun., 1895-05-02
DAHLMAN's SALE OF HORSES
Trotters, PAGERS. and Carriage Pairs Mt
Good Prices.

Trotters, PAGERS, md Carriage Fairs Mt
Good Prices.
J. II. Dahlman's special combination sale yes
terday showed plainly that the tone Of the
market for fine horses is on the mend. About
seventy head of trotters, PAGERS, and carriage
horses were sold for an average Of nearly $3.50
each. one pair fetching 81 800 under the ham,
nler: and tho trotting gelding Max, 2:20If. going
for $40. Following is q list Of the horses which
sold for the best prices:
:! %Sssaa uP'S? 1Ssy e
g. i6;s Hands isSS by Va. Light dam sy -.
sSS haSi; lSsS by Wax Light dam 40,
join EDDY. :: e; iGs hands, ;isso, by jerome oso
Day fs Ss y srSf sSs sso
hands BY vi ahG' eSS mate s7s
oRss s sn g. ffnf L. fso ny Scott. ns 81,
Big BGas dam iy Bon a. Sy
s$ss. rs fsSR$es s os'
GS dam dam Bon j. M RobinsCn
hogan q Co.. poV
CONSIGNMENT OF j. BRIDGES, FLORA, IND.
Monte Carlo. b. g., 1873 hands, 1889. by Cutler;
HOPE o. n.. i5 hands 1870. and Hopeful b. S''0
M. 1873 hands, lsse. BY Keeier, Jr., dam by ooo
caSe. e'Df b. e s f5S hand. issy and Joe. ii '''
hands. 1890 by Doctor Herr, dam by Lexing.
Ps9";tsy 81 e.. ii i5s hands. isso by Petoskey "'o
Boy; V. A. Page. birmingham Conn. ............ 200
CONSIGNMENT OF VA, j. II: 4 IosGsTHEET' hArA-
y Ssnss ss SH Ts:sa $3.50
dam Flora Mr. Fisher .."n1. 'oo'' y. 5l5
CONSIGNMENT OF j. C. HORNE NEW YORK.
ds SF Of hseS &REzsd
y W,,,t. 10 s-'o
backs % dam b By Magma eharss % H: Mr. II ttA $40
Lay dam M aSr LII? s
lace............... ......................... 2'o
PROPERTY OF II. b. CARROLI, LOUISIANA. MO.
ASHs %s dam Hs' S M 4 1884. by
sska nT Packard BY J p
Gray JShr; s. g. iS:2 ha%ds issS. Dy Aiaonetr aos
Byron @ T.; b. % g. l5s = hands. iSss by Aicaniara.
cs & Iy T. Gt25 sss i5 Nj Sands xnn 6y Sea- Mr.
pafs nts.i + g. 1850 lo hands William leach sss sss
'SSn anGs Red Red wilkes. GE asnrs
SET s5
af%SsHsf fSSsSs4 h Fond fol hands issa BY Bell $50
william h B. g., Iy's hands BY Moniirosc. dam .00 w
Senator. B. G.. 81 hands iss7 by Illinois Chief
PROPERTY OF ANDREWS M'DoNALD. GREEN
Beauty Rsnf; ssG s1a Eo1asa Ss@
hsads lssS sspfs s; Psn:e aHS
Morris e. g.: hands; isyo, ana Frank. chi g.. 0oo
Prince b. E., i5 hands 1891. and Spirit. b. g, WV
Justin s Dr. g. II Il hSnas s iset and Homer, Dr 81
wasr g. H. isHSh hHnds %in s snd Gordon g. 600
10 hands, 1852 ey G.eyslard @ Boy; IN Mr Mae; Mace: 800
ton. br. g.. " 1857 by Joe Hooker; Mr. Bishop. esS
The sun., 1895-05-02
PROPERTY OF ANDREWS & MDoNALD. GRE
wICH. o.
sale OF the EIierslle stud.

LEXINGTON KY, May l.-Mr Hancock OF Ellersle
stud Virginia, sold the ycarling produce OF that noted
farm here today at low prices. The brother to Nor
relic had a reserve on him which was not advanced.
The best sales were:
straus 1925
Bay colt, by imp. Charaxus. dam Jennie keane;
John +, Madden, Lexington $50
Bay colt, by imp. Charaxus, dam Cantey; Conley
Co.. Chicago. ....,:... 6lo
Chestnut hy. by imp, Charaxus. dam Ethel;
Baker Gentry, Lexington ......,,.,..,., 525
Brown colt, by Imp rhnrsxus dam Annita; Baker
The sun., 1895-05-02
Wheeling Notes.

Lieut., r. a.. Retts of the Manhattan Bicycle Club
rode 800 miles during April.
Tho whec!men Of tho Liberty Club will hold their
first club run To Milburn on May L.
bicycle meet will bs held AT San Jose Cal, to-day,
where the American racing men who are training ON
the coast will compete.
The sun., 1895-05-02
mo- CaaarsIs sy TrslIey.

Tho Nassau Electric Railroad Company Of
Brooklyn will open Its first line. that from the
foot OF Broadway to CAnAEsie, on May 10. Only
a single fare OF nye cents wiz be charged for
tbs trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-05-22
Citizens Guard.

There was a good attendance at
the meetings of the Citizens Guard
last night, and the organization of
the squads completed. In most of
the companies there was a close
contest. In Captain Woods COM
pany, however, the choice was
unanimous. The orderlies and
quartermaster sergeants will be APP
pointed by the captains of the re-
spective companies some time dur
ing the week. Below is published
the names of officers in the differ
ent squads: