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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
me UEATHEH REPORT
nIGm PRESSURE ~ THE EAST

Washington May - The pressure continues high over
Ncs England and In the northern Atlantic states The
rr..sire ls relatively high The Rocky Mountain slope
The pressure ow the Guf states the central valley"
and IN. Lake regions. ami q storm - slight is
central Upper Michigan The pressure Is also low On
the North racnc Coast and the Northern Rocky Mountain
plateau Tho barometer has risen IN M" Rock, Mountain
slope and fallen generally IN al the other districts Ih"
temperature risen Northern New England and tho
Lower Mississippi Valley - has fallen In Southern New
England the upper lake and the ipp"r Mississippi
Vaov and the Pacific Coast. Rain has fallen IN the
Middle and southern Atlantic AMI Gulf States the Onto.
PIPER Mississippi and Missouri valleys Rain g. IN
dcafei nearly all districts u the Mississippi
River The temperature Will fall In the lower Lab" region
the Upper Mi-si-ssp Valley and remain nearly
stationary in the other districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
WEDNESDAY. MAY 30.
THURSDAY. MAY 80.
SHIPPING .NEWS.
PORT OF NEW Works. SATURDAY. MAY -. 1895
ARRIVED

PORT or NETWORK SATURDAY. MAY q. 1895.
ARRIVED.
steamer Paris Watkins southampton May IS ,s with in
tcrnational Navigation CO. Arrived the Bar at 3'os
Ysscl" rr"Gr ar pS os nqsn S aH sTss
Msv ami Grenada H. Win mdse cabin passengers
s'G nna HrggSl 1t nr R5 a. ane2o May with
nasr g.k icons Ai,ed At the bar at 0@ Nnx
Porto cabcIo 10 carasac T. Jacmsl a. Aux cayes i3
ns 60 A'c %o M 4r n iEts NAY m 10 with
m,sc and passengers iiurlbut 60. Arrived
at The Bar at . a m .,.,, ,,n, Nav g, p,m,nr,
l.? Na@Sr iS e. sHacSca T. SANTANA T. Porto Plata
s M9 COW William III "' c i' O. %Sed
with sugar to american sugar Refining co; vessel
W sacS f AS ein at S % r # marna May 90 with
mdse and ~ cabin passengers 70 ceoaos a Co. Ar
sandy Hook. May %. oso m-wind southeast light
breczc. cloudy and hay
CLEARED
steamer New oreans. Belts New orleans-E s Alien
Steamer Guyando;te Walker. West Pont-old Dominion
steamer Aamo Lewis. Key West and Galveston-c II
Steamer Amaln Ger. Jorsensen. Hamburg-Funch
steamer oneida Mckee. Wilmington. c. and George
steamer Manitoba OBJ. c;rinhs. London-N Ship
Steamer ronabclle Br Mckenzie. Barbados St Lucia
steamer Yumuri Hansen. Havana Mexican ports
j Il -
steamer IL + Dinock. Coleman. BostonH Dimock
Steamer city Of Rome (Br). Young. Glasgow-Hender-
Bros. :.
steamer Harry. Lutte. Deep River Conn-Frank
Smith
Steamer Goidsboro. Simmons. Phiiadelphia-w Clyde
steamer Chester Dutch. Boysen. Rotterdam-C
steamer event tNor). Tl,and. Baracoa Cuba -Mones
& Go.
Steamer Alscnborn Lewis Baltimore-H Foster.
steamer Sprott (Ger). Albrecht. Cork-Funch Edge e.
steamer Yorktown Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion SIS Co.
steamer Darlington O3r). Moore. Pensaccla-J N Win
Go.
steamer Principal C,r stanwood Leith and Dundee
Simpson. Spence " Young.
steamer Marlborough ,Br Scott. Livingston. Guat-
Funch Faiye CO.
steamer Old Dominion. Couch. Newport News and
Rchmond-Od Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Condor. Miller. Philadeiphia-W w Hurbut
steamer Dorado. Percy. New-Oreans-J Van
Steamer Oteri. DE Iuca CeIba. Hond-w w Hurbut
ship Mary |. Gushing. Pendleton. Philadelphia.
Ship Zen Nevis (Br). DILL Liverpoo-Peter Wright 4
Son.
ship st Nicholas. Mcintosh. San Francisco-sutton
Co.
Steamer Cottage CITY. Bennett Portland Horao Hall
SAILED.
Steamers (Br,. Liverpool: New Orleans New
Orleans. Yumur Havana and Mexican ports: Dorian tr,
Port Maria JAM Veendam Dutch Rotterdam. via Bou
Copenhagen and Stetn. Nacooche. Savannah; ~
Dorado New Orleans; Guyandote. West Point. Amaln
Ger Hamburg. jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion. Newport News and Richmond: Alamo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Washington. May 25.-The Justices Of the District
OF Columbia supreme Court. who in general term
have occupied several weeks In hearing arguments
on the so-called Potomac Flats case. Will render
their decision before June c.
The questions involve practically the title TO IN"
whole river front OF Washington. and upon their
determination VIII depend whether Congress shall
continue the reclamation of the flats and the con
structiOn OF a magnificent system or boulcvars
The points al Issue the ehcct OF grants -
Lord Cupeppcr and to Lord Baltimore upon the
land under the Potomac River the validity and
effect of the confscaton acts passed by the General
Assembly OF Maryland during the Revolutionary
War and many other equally Intricate problems.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

FIR Maine Increasing cloudness threatening wealth
or. cooler portion. routherly winds probably
high the
For Ncw-iampshre and Vermont increasing couiiness.
with showers. southcrly winds.
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut rain.
southerly winds.
For Eastern NcwY York rain cooler In northern portion
southcGIy winds. becoming s"uthwestcrly
For Eastern ronnsyyania and Nex-Jcrscy. rain. south
crly winds.
For District ~ Columbia Delaware and Maryland rain,
possibly clearing by night slight changes In temperature
fou'hcriy winds.
Tor Virginia. rain. eastcrly winds. becoming souhcrly.
For West virginia. Western Pennsylvania and Western
Now York. RAIN cooler souhcy winds. becoming west
-rlv.
For ohio rain. cooler. sputhwestcfy winds. becoming
high the lakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

CAMPBELL DEFEATED AT COLE.

PARK VICTORIOUS ~ THE CONTEST At ST
ANDREWS CirH Lt>kS
The much ialkcl-of match between Willie camp
bell 90 ~. Iirooknc Country club, and While
Park IN. we'll known scotch tx hampton. came
n Yesterday afternoon az the links % 81 Andrews
coli club. a. Nonkcr-. and resulted In victory
fof Park IN. contest brought ont a lars" nunu'
81 enthusiasts who ploidel four times amour '"'
lirt. en- 10, NIX cN..f moment ~ t. tnW'h"ll VA
suffering from "a sore hand. AMI his PLAYING Was
not up 10 his usual high standard Ihl~ IN
measure. had io .lo WIKI his defeat Among IN"
,,i.sts Of IN. club were \ - Park. OF London;
William + Anderson. ~ Cincinnati. ana ". Win
er1poon OF Norfolk. Va.
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&@b$;s!ssgy

Key Yves, and Galveston: Philadelphia. Ia Guayra. Porto
Cabello and Curacao. Manitoba uir. London; Tjomo
tNor Georgetown D-merara and Irdgeto~n .uNier url
I.rnam RIO Fuda Ger. Bremen VIA
Southampton Ailsa nr kinsston SaVsnnia e,S, s,ses
OF Nebraska tr Glasgow: Delta (Br Halifax. Condor
,Nor, Philadelphia. City ~ Rome iISr Glasgow; frin-
CHIN ,Tlr I.ith Dundee. Sprott Ger. Cork Assem-
born, Damors. Goldsboro Philadelphia. La Gascosne
tFr) Hayrc. Amaryllis tBr). Dublin
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS.
Steamer state OF California lr Braes. sailed IRON
Glssgow for New-York May "a . A.,
steamer Christine dam. Larsen. from New-nork May
TOuraine ,Fr) Santelli from Ne"-lork for
Havre. passed the Lizard May 70
steamer Waesland lslr). Bence New-fork Tor Antwerp
passed the Lizard Nay % ~, 49,,
Steamer Virginia VGer,. Scheel from Ne"-forN May -
arrived Stctt.n May %
steamer Augusta Victoria Ger, kaerpn. from New.
York arrived at Hamburg May 20 .
steamer Ahano Ger kraeft, from New-fork May IL.
arrived Hamburg May "a -. VI,
Rraunschweg Ger. Nefnpe. TOT Ne"-iorAs
sailed from Hremerhavcn May -.
steamer Edan DUTCH. Brunsma. for New-fork sailed
from mserdam May % a..
I, arrived at Nieuwe Waterweg May 81.
steamer NOordsni CfSels Grant for New-fork. sailed
Antwerp May %
steamer California Ger. Dempwof. from Hamburg.
steamer La Rourgogne tFr). Leboeuf. for New-fork.
sailed from Iiavre May 20
steamer Olinda Iorp, DE Roza, sailed from Lisbon
for New-York -, -.
30 at Genoa May ~
Steamer F,axman Tr Royce. from Nsw-York March =.
arrived AT Montevidep May l.
s,samer Mozart ,3r, Matheson. from Santos. sailed
from Il Lucia for New-lork May ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
CLTB MEMBER SUED FOR DTvORCF

Proceedings were begun yesterday against Hiram
W Hunt. director Of the New-YCrk Union League
Club, a Nfe member OF the Brooklyn Cub. and AT
time a millionaire. in the Supreme Court. be-
fore Judge Cullen. by his wife. Hattie W. Hunt.
FOR absolute divorce. Mr. Hunt denies all OF his
wifes allegations. and declares that his home has
been wrecked by sprituastic mediums. and par
ticularly by a Professor Stcfan who Mr.. Hunt
says. is second SvengaH" Mr.. Dc Fere. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
WANT A sourHERNER For PRESIDENT

Washington. May 25.-John w. Mason. OF West
Virginia who was Commissioner OF Internal Reeve
nue. during President Harrisons Administration. de-
clares in favor Of Judge Nathan Gon OF Yves, Viz
ginia for the Presidency stating tina; never before
In the history % the country has II been so neccs-
sary have a Southern man al the head OF the Ike
publican ticket IL adds.
III IL could be said that a Republican vote would
mean that a Southcrner would be placed in the
White House much OF the antagonism OF the
Southern people would be overcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
AMONG THE CYCLISTS.
ANNUAL. DINNER or THE RIVERSIDE wHEELhEN
BALD WANTS ~ RACE SANGER-oruER
CYCLING NEWS


,,t, v.,,,r. ~, ACE SANGER OTHER
'N''' "N''' 49, " 80
CYCLING NEWS.
M - ,,. -. ,,o
Arca, Inst nigh, o. celebrate the eighth annivcr-
,,r, -, ,h. .ith Among those present were j. T.
80. , an. TO-. "a p,t,.r I "A Judge
Ilt'h' D. L. N''''' '''"' - 49,
T. +. Goodwin L. \ Scfvttus. 'hail"s RSGS. -
" u.,ctm,n Thomas ward " : Mexican and
=. -,
.,.,,, . ., o., a., -. 80, y r,lor ,,s I'm tho
f.di'' h''' III" '''''' 90" - '''' W. "
city yesterday Bald says that ne Is ANXIOUS 10 race
ans, - tho a., Glass Il men ana he is particularly
avg ~ -" -. Ia ,,,,,ld lu.c IN take
n"N''"N 10 IT, ,h, .os arranged h.tw.en
Johnspns place III '"c '"''' "''""''
sanger and Johnson
..u,n., ,
- =, ,.,. ,,.,,,.. professional races similar
series OF ''ns -',,''"'' ,',, 49,,
to those run AT fternc NM io'"""'
49, c,.
George A. Phillips. Of Denver IN" fast 'asS \
man ,,h, has been racing AT Louisville. has been
ma" ".'' "'' ,, ,,,,,s,ie,tion into his amateur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
CIVIL SERVICE RULES AMENDED.

Washington May 25.-The President has amended
the Civil Service rules by taking all cheis OF d.
vision in the Department OF Agriculture. OF whom
there are eighteen out Of the excepted class Vacan-
cies are 10 he filled hereafter by promotion from the
CORPS or trained experts occasionally, where
necessary, by competitive examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
RIVERSIDE wHEELMEN AT DINNER

The eighth anniversary dinner OF the hNers'ue
Wheclmcn was given last night al inc Ar'"'' III
ThIrty-n rst-st near broadway. j. D fitch' inc
nresident M the club presided. The dinner was
an informal affair with no set speeches. each mem
Der doing his utmost to have a good 'ime. AMONG
the guests invited were Recorder "on' president
Wilson OF the l.. A. W; Chief Consul fo''er' ana
George W. Gideon, chairman OF the Racing BOAR"
OF the l.. A. W. These however were """''' "
attend and sent letters OF regret. during 'he
evening there was singing by r.. a. Hunt ana
George y. Fleming. 49,. .,.,o , shor,
address in which he congratulated the clup on us
Increased membership and the position II mad op-
OF Cycling and Cyclers" and there were also
some short talks by the breslaem'' ,n ~ ,bc
treasurer w Walton. The Entertainment COM
mittee In charge OF the dinner comprised >. -.
Miller William stewart. NJ. Krakauer s. Brown
and l.. A. Suvetius.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORTS.
WON BY STATEN ISLANDERS.

THEY DEFEAT THE INCOGNIrI AT CRlCkET-A
DRAWN GAME AT PROSPECT PARK
The first eleven OF the Staten Island Cricket Club
played its first game Of the season yesterday at
Livingston and left no doubt In the minds OF the
spectators that TIE club would be represented by
strong this year. 1t had as opponents the re-
Gently formed 1ncogniti team. but the unknowns
never In II. and finally suffered defeat by lof
y. s. Walker jr. r. f. Bonner. j. H. POOL
II. y. Townsend and II. MacNutt all batted In good
form for the winners and the Incogs found 1t hard
to make runs although the bowling was changed
frequently. The following is the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Grant De Fere & Mayer. Mrs. Hunts counsel,
made application for s25 weekly a,imony and $500
counsel fees.
Mr. and Mrs Hunt according to the papers in
the case. married in Boston on August .. 1893.
and have lived in Brooklyn for the last twenty
years They have two children. George w. and
Florence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

At Prospect Park the New-Jersey Athletic CUB
and Brooklyn Cricket club. for the second time this
season. played a drawn match. and as on the
former occasion +. j. Prendergast did the best
batting Of the day. with an inning OF s. W. IL.
Denz.M and T O. Clarke did the chief scoring for
Ncu-J.rsoy and left the game in an interesting
state At call Of time. The following Is the score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
THE PERIL OF WILD
WATER ROUTE FOR SEA GATE.

The NoNon Point Land Company have arranged
with their land agents William p. Rae Com
pany for boat service TO Sea Gate leaving Battery
New-York $40. 40 a. m. 1l0 3l0 $40 p. m,
and Bay Ridge. Brooklyn, $40. u:40 a. H. lao. $40
and $40 a daily. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
No Cure, No Pay.
It's Our Risk, Not Yours.
RIPLEY IRON LITHfA NATURAL SPRING
WATER.

natural mot a patent Tnedoine,
No Other Water Like 1t in America.
A positive cure guaranteed Tor rheumatism souts
cystitis diabetes dyspepsia, and all forms OF stomach
kidney or bladder diseases or money refunded Az
r,ns, every dav hear say, i have been
taxing such and such for year or more. but
1, docs mo LITTLE o good
You don't take this water a month oetosS
you can feel that Il has done you GOO ,n,,rr %
IT Is THE ONLY WATER IN THE MARKET 10:
DAY HAVING POSITIVE MEDICAL ACTON Cal and
sample the water Eastern once, 1913 West sd u
EASTERN DEPOT:
Telephone so 18th st. $50 WEST BID ST =.
Jungmnnn's. 61st ST. and Sd Av. b. L. Kraft
iPIHIrIspEIPHiA. Penn aO4 WALNUT ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
TO ATTEND TIE GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS.

Washington. May 25.-William Woodville Rock
hill Third Assistant Secretary Of State, has been
designated by the State Department TO represent
the United States at the international Gcographi-
cal Congress. which Will meet in London In the
latter part OF July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
FREEDMANs OFFER FOR TWO PLAYER

Cleveland, Ohio. May 25.-Before leaving here for
New-York to-day President Freedman, OF the New
York Baseball Club, who has been heDe during
the series of games. offered President Robin
son. OF the Cleveland club. 5000 for the release
OF the left-heder, Burkett. and the short-stop Nc
kcan. Mr.. Freedman wants to strengthen his
club at short and In the outfeld 1t is not likely
that Mr.. Robinson will accept the offer, both
men are big drawing cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
THE MEMPHIS CONTENTION
PROTEST OF THE SOUTH.

From The Louisville Couricr-Journal
The convention which met in Memphis YESTERDAY
was in many respects a remarkable body II was
essentially and solely gathering In the interest OF
principle 1t not In any sense an instrument
i Se s sne protest Of the south against
Of the Office seekers and syer-m,1ners TO- pIunsd
selfish ends; the spontaneous response OF the bonc
and snew of the south To- the threat q Nv ,Sc
manhood Of the South Of the assumption that It
can be blinded and maddened into tearing down
above its own head the temple Of National honor
and financial integrity.
THE ISSUE BRAvELY FACED.
From The New-York World
This convention has bravely faced an issue which
IL has beer the custom OF politicians to snirk.
appcalr to ne intelligence OF the people IL points
Out dangers hat are universally menacng
NO SOLID SOUTH" FOR CHEAP MONEY.
From The Hartford Courant.
4 systematic effort has been made to create the
impression hat the South Is practically as soii1
the Democratic party: These hundreds Of south
ern banke,s, manufacturers and merchants assem-
merc.a bodies accrediting delegates to the conyen
tion. but also, doubtless. many thousands OF IKE
sc,tterci thro,gh ths Southern communities. say
they have no whatever for money OF that sort
MIR CARLISLE AND HIS PARTY.
From The Troy Times
The big sound money Democratic convention In
Memphis yesterday Wds sirans arewen against
the free ana unlimited coinage OF silver The Sec
rotary is doing good work for sound money, except
in his advocacy Of q State bank currency, ana at
the tine IL ping up aTsuneiitS witch VIII
counf heavily against the Democratic party II us
next National convention should be dominated by
the free silver men.
REPRESENTATIVE BODY
From The Brooklyn Eagle
Representatives present from nearly all the
Southern and Southwestern states; ana their stana-
ing IN the business community precudes the sup
position that they were used for packing purposes.
THE PERIL OF WILDCAT BANKING.
From The Utica Herald
Mr. Carlisle In reversing himself on the currency
question is TO be commended But he remains
welded to mis- State banks idol. At Memphis he
speaks tor the wildcat banking scheme which the
Congress OF his own party rejected when offered
10 IL last winter The United States has the best
banking system In the world The people want no
return 10 the wildcat ante -bellum system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise surse, 20 Moon sets io:loMoons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
V Sandy Hook SIS Gov. Island plG Hell Gate II 90
f. sandy Hook 92 Gov. Island o36 He'll Gate IL 80
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
pas.
Insh.
3O.5
800

In TINS diagram continuous white line shows the
changes IN pressure indicated by The Tribunes sell
recording barometer The dotted the tenn
peIature recorded a. Perrv's Pharmacy.
Tribune Office. MAY 90 n m.--rhe weather yesterday
was clear until late IN the afternoon. when II became
cloudy The temperature ranged between G and ~ de-
erces The average WJ being -. lover than Friday
and -. higher than the corresponding day last year
The weather to-day IS likely to be rainy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
Gray Hair Goods !

have matchless assortment OF beautiful silver gray
and white hair The constantly increasing demand FOR
TINS particular class OF goods Is the best PROOF as 70 coor
and Of the superior quality other house Inspect
same before purchasing elsewhere. .
am sorry cannot offer any bargains. ms posicvely
Keep no bleached. dyed combings refined chi
nsse. or ordinary factory work Ny goods are OF the
highest obtanahle standard in detail.
ARTISTIC HAIR DRESSING Shampoorg, Slnge-
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ORNAMENTS for the hair in Solid Gold. Jet and gen.
uine Tortoise Shell. choice and select patterns
CAPITObE'S Ideal HAIR COLORING restores
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933 BROADWAY " 2lsT AND ODD SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
NETWORK PIGEON SHOTS DEFEATED.

Philadelphia. May 25.-The crack teams of New
York and Philadelphia amateur pigeon shots met
to-day on the Riverton Gun Club grounds. and in
the contest that followed Philadelphia landed an
easy winner by seven birds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
Ten Years of Agony.
BUT RIPLEY BROn.LITHIA WATER
CURED HER.

Brooklyn, y. T.. May IL 1880.
The Eastern r. r. L, Co, New-Yotk City y. y:
Gentlemen: | been a.suNerer from chronic kiahez
and bladder troubles for ana nave suuefoI
great agony during that period. Have been eated oy
one Of Brooklyns eminent physicians VINO hnai.y
advised me- to try Ripley Brom-Litha Water usea
five gallons first time In years was benen,ed
beyond expression. experience IN other RENE
dies I would be without the r. ID = Water ana
feel / cannot say much in its favor 10 my teAo"-
sufferers | say Try IT. Yours truly -
,Sionedl ' MARY A. DONAVASt
4i4 St. Brooklyn. ~ !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Johnson NOT IN CONDITION.
Cortland. ~ T. May 9-John s. Johnson was
IN condition 10 make an exhibition mile against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
A.SIMONSON
W IGS

and Toupees manufactured at
my establishment are In every
detail a standard OF perfection.
Elusive. durable. and. above all.
n perfect III.
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INCOMING STEAMERI
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY. MAY IS.
OUTGOING STEi NER5.
TUESDAY. MAY %.

TUESDAY. MAY %
Ve-.i FOR Lire, Mails close Vessel sails
fsnnIaN CIV Bristol Bristol 1000 m
Seminole Jacks nsi" 'lyd".........- 800 IN
luuc Liverpool Nlli' Htlfs......sss ~ III
r., 80 rremsn q floyl. .......... $50 m 300 m
OhD Hun. Wilson ............,,... ........ lo'uD m
WEDNESDAY. MAY %
t;crmanlc Liverpool White s,ar..... 40 m 1000
Charleston. tryi" 300 m
or1aha. Havana. Y y cuba ........ 100 m 5W IN
Arl.nrnse Cardena~. Munaol Line. II 30 m
Newcastle. Wilson llt'p IN
Paris southampton American. 500 IN II m IN
Hh,nianl Antwerp. Rcd Siar......... D3O m l2oo m
URSDAY. MAY 80
Advance Colon Columbian ........... 10 ~ m 70 20
Uelnna Havana Span III. ............lVO0 M 1900
N~tsfri barcelona. Fahrc. ......... 100 m
bismarck Southampton. IInmbAm 500 M II % a
Trinidad r. rmuda Quebec ......... 1000
Mont.v iamppN & Holt 12's,
Mcrk,nlam. Amsterdam. Seth Amer. LOO m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

II IL the intention OF the hayohne n'~',.h l =,
soclatlon Wheelmen Decoration bay 10 Ilnc ~
the irvington Millburn course. and after wnsss,S
tho twenty mile road race. 10 rae 10 sou
plains Tor dinner after which they Will visit the
pr"nnds Of m. Crcsccnt Wheclmen at Plain'ield To
,ultt. hc irack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Efforts are being made In Louisville 10 arrange Il
series OF long distance professional races sln'ar
10 thos. run at Hernc liil. Lordon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

George A. Phillips OF Denver. III" fast Class \
| man ,,h, has he.n raclng at Louisville has been
suspended pending an Investigation into MS amateur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

The Press Whcclmcn gave a housewhrminS a
their clubhouse in Naseau-st.. beginning al c'oc
this morning \ meeting Will be he'd on IuesuiS
when new officers will be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
A REPRESENTATIVE BODY.

From The Brooklyn Eagle
Representatives were present from nearly all the
Southern and Southwestern States. and their stand
ing IN the business community precudes the sup
positon that they used for packing purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

The Quill club Whccmcn will have meeting
at Its quarters Room No. ~. Pulitzer bui'd'hb' al
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Arraneemen,s have been completed between tn'
sn,ldinrs and Manager Sanger for the lease OF the
amphltheatre Madison square "at1en t 10, 10 :,
nj regular Intervals Fifty instructors VIII pe rii,
gagged and 1t is estimated that y" wheehheh VIII
he able 10 use the floor at one time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Eddie" Bald ;h- clever c.ass u rider was In the
city Yesterday Bald says that he Is anxious TO race
any u the fast class Il men. ana he is particularly
anxious 10 meet Sanger. lie would Hike to take
place in the races arranged between
sanger and Johnson