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MISCELLANEOUS.

N0|~0~>~7~-'1
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or long stay. study or sight seeing please
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ter; first v.ce-presdent, George @ Shelton OF New
York; second vlce-presdent. Irving Townsend third
y,ce-president A. r. Wright. Of Buffalo; secretary.
John l.. Mofiett. Of Brooklyn; treasurer. Charles
Deadly, of New-York; necrologist. W. s. Garnsey, Of
Gioversville; State Board OF Medical ExamlnerS
John NJ T. Wetmore Of New-York: William Myers
Butler Of Brooklyn; J. D. Greenleaf, Of Owego and
f. :. Knott. OF New-Iork.
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A WOMENs BICYCLE CONTEST IN LONDos

A WOMEN'S BICYCLE CONTEST IN LONDON
.pulv, Madden has arranged a weeks interna-
,,onal bicycle contest be participated In by Amer
,can English and French women riders, 10 take
Mace at the Westminster Aquarium LONDON, Eng
land. during the week beginning April 20 The total
prizes will amount to 5000
England will be represented by Mrs Harwood' 'no
ENGLISH champion bicycle rider. and Mrs 'lace'
Miles Iizetti and Dutro will be the French repre-
s,ntativos Miss frankie Nelson, the American
champion and the next best rider in this country
will represent the United States
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PENNSYLVANIA WANTS MURPHY.

New-Haven Conn. Feb. l2-Michael Murphy
trainer Of the Yale track athletic teams for seven
wears has natterng offer from the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA. and II is feared at Val" that h" VIII
accept il. Pennsylvania Will give Murphy practlcay
exclusive control Of the training OF the athletic
teams Of the university and will allow him to put
into execution his theories % training to an
greater degree than Yale. lie has developed more
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- -. c.
173 PEARL-ST.. near Pine-st. -Storc
with concreted cellar. PLAsS. "a
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DOUBLE RATES FOR WHEELMEN.

Boston, Feb. l2-The conference OF mutual accl-
dent insurance companies Of the United states
which assembled here to discuss the bicycle riaer
as an accident risk. has finished its DELIBERATIONS
The companies have unanimousy decided that
hicvci.ng is a hazardous pursuit, which they cannot
insure against at Tho present rates. ana tnat III
future the cyclcr must Fay double for MS lnsuf-
auce or receive less indemnity.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

S~~~~c~O~N1~>1~~~>~NN|~@ <~N~o~N~~~~oN0~SNN~o~
MY SPECIALTY.-Sell farms. hotels
and suburban properties. GATES II.
BARNARD = East 42d-st.
REFINED FAMILY. for years IN present
residence would toin physician. couple
or gentleman In taking urfuTnshed house
In locality to suit themselves May or ear
lier: references. n. H., Box Il. l.2i2
Broadway.
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rpy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIDUNE.l

Ivy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
Baltimore, Feb. l2-The New-forK STATE DIVISION
To-day accomplished the most signal triumph ever
won by any delegation to the National Assenp'! u
the League Of American Wheelinen. OF course
,lcol mot hods had to be used. but they were used
honestly and great amount Of good VIII De uohe
70 tho racing Interests Of the country AS usual
tho DELEGATIONS to-day went into session at an carry
hour In the Royal Arcanum building, ana thev were
hard at work all day The solons of the League
bovo ,hrov,n out that nisnomer called Class 3. and
hereafter there will be only two casses-the anna
terr who races for glory and medals. and the pro-
fessional who mounts his wheel for a stipulated
cash consideration The effort To classify amateur
ISM as has been maintained in The Tribune from
the very conception Of the idea, has been proven
dire failure as was predicted. and the League has
ut last cast the troublesome bugaboo outside the
pale of It's jurisdiction
The New-York delegation went to baltimore a
unit two questions. namely, the election or Ster-
ling Elliott to the presidency because they dld not
believe that the affairs Of the National organiza-
ton were being conducted they should he. and
for the elimination Of that intermediate class known
as Class Il. which in measure encouraged dis
honesty. for every who raced under those rules
knew that he riding under false colors and that
while he was being classed as amateur by the l..
a. W, he knew. did everybody else with a grain
Of sporting knowledge in his Uranium that he was
Just much Of professional as was the man who
raced openly for cash. The members of the deloga-
ton from the metropolis knew that there was not
one chance in 4 thousand that their amendment
that the League should give up the control Of rae
ing would be adopted. They did know. however.
that the suggestion would lead to discussion
through which they would be able confuse
many of the delegates that the men from New
York would be able to straighten out the racing
question TO the satisfaction of all fair-mnded men
who have ~'ven serious thought to the matter.
1t has been one of the clcverest manoeuvres ever
attempted in meeting Of the League Of American
Wheelmen. and it has been accomplished only
through the clever manner in which the campaign
has been conducted by l. b. Potter and his trusted
Ueutenants.
WHAT THE INNOVATION MEANS
Many Of the delegates still in a condition Of
mental disgust and uncertainty regarding the stu
alton, but a good rest viii bring them out Of the
nludd,e and they viii be able to something
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HOMOEOPATHISTS ELECT OFFICERS.
Albany. Feb l2-The business Of the State
homeopathic Medical Society to-day mostly Of
a routine nature The following officers were
elected: President Edmund II. Wocott OF Roches-
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-Ponics for children ana st0ci;
ponies: must be sold in GO days. Ad-
dress DR.. O. c. JACKSON. 7. o. Box lGl.
Jamaica. Long Island. y. !.
GREAT SACRIFICE for want Of use. very
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West 1ith-sL
WANTED. Lame horses to care; twenty
FIVE years experience in lame horses:
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900 Broadway. BrOollyn.
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WAITRESs.-Ry very capable young s"d
understands her duties perfectH' AZ
salads care silver: test references
Gth-ave. JACoUiNS.
WAITRESS or CHtMllERMAlp;M,,,.r "a
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carve do chamberwork and PLAIN 5000
also good hairdFesser; best city rele's"
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WASHING. -Laundress. hrst-class, WIZ Vii
ladies' and gentlemen's washing AZ ,o"rS
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PARK AVENUE.

F. Worth, Orange.
G. s. Bremen. Stamford.
s. A. Bancroft. Worcester.
+. b. Page Il wife. Boston.
l.. Moore. Atlanta.
q. Becker. Louisville.
J. Smith. Memphis. Tenn.
r. A. Gordon & wife. Al
bany.
II. A. Vessels. Cincinnati.
X. @. Campbell. South Lee.
Mass.
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ALBEMARLE.

ALBEMARLE.
II Burgwin. Pittsburg.
Mrs. Ralston. Philadelphia.
Miss f.. 4. McGowan'
philadelphia.
J. 6. Clark. Boston.
Z. a. Walter & wife, Ridge
wood.
W. J. Ladd. 6oston.
+. ". Brenil & wife, Phila-
deiphia.
c. r. Perkins. Burlington.
Iowa.
f. ". Hun,ress. Boston.
J. F. Dorsey, Boston.
j. W. Rice & wife. Auburn.
c. a. webb. Baltimore.
c. J. Haigh. Buffalo.
II. c. Diehl. Buffalo.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
c. W. Emerson. Boston.
NJ. Flanley. Chicago.
II. r. Fuller. London.
j. J. STAFFORD. Kansas CITY.
J. -. Strong. Bell Buckle.
Ky.
r. ". Stocking & wife, Que
bee.
II. c. Warren & family.
Loulsvillc.
u. T.. McLaln, Cleveland.
j. q. Roberts. Washington.
c. A. Wheeler Il wife.
Nashua. y. II.
T. J. Davenport. Knoxville.
Tenn.
c. s. Noble. Wheeling. W.
Va.
T.. Monash. Denver.
S. K. Pany. Rochester.
BRUNSWICK.
n. ". Pratt. Boston.
II. b. G. Witze, baltimore.
II. |. Jordan. Auburn.
NJ. WARMER. Paris.
r. T.. Crouch & wife, Chi
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c. o. Perkins & wife,
Wilkcsbarre.
Mrs. NJ. J. Flick. Wilkes
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c. IL. Smith. Orange.
Mrs. l.. y. Carroll. Bay
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Il. j. McTntoch. Bloomfield.
Mrs. Bradley. New-Britaln.
Conn.
GILsEY.
II. G. Hcmming & wife.
Washington.
7. V. Church. Chicago.
+. Il. Burrows. Milwaukee.
g. ". Dickson. Milwaukee.
\. @. Allen. Jr.. Danvers.
S. II. Brown q wife. Al
bany
X. A. Hart &c wife. Albany.
W NJ. Coull. Belfast. Ire
land.
G.. Darling. Rochester.
r. NJ. Thorn. l.. $. A.
II. l.. Rose. Genoa.
II. II. Ensign. N"w-Haven.
GRAND UNION.
". IL Holmes. Boston.
l.. Il. Moore. Syracuse.
&. y. Smith. Hartford.
II. Wright. Philadelphia.
q. Hall. Norwich. Conn.
g. 6. Fisher. Marion. Ohio.
W. r. Park. Boston.
HOFFMAN.
]. T. Shayne. Chicago.
j. Mcdonald. Buffalo.
y. ". Rich. Syracuse.
;. +. Milford. Portland.
ore.
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CLASS B ABOLISHED.
TRIUMPH FOR THE NETWORK WHEEL
MEN AT BALTIMORE.

r,,rv CARRY THEIR POINT AFTER HARD FIGHT
IN THE NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATE RIDERS PUT BACK AS AMATEURS
WITH A CHANCE TO DRIFT INTO
pROFESSI observation-disclosures
SHIP or THE RACING BOARD
UNSETTLED - AMEND
MENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION
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COOK. -First-class: wages $50 to s25: city
or country; 3 years references. DREW,
Is West ISth-st.
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ST. JAMES.

J. r. Crane & wife. Boston.
*. c. COrsOn. Akron. Ohio.
+. ". Jones. Virginia.
W X. LeamOnd. Pigma,
Ohio.
II. d. McCulloch. Cleveland.
Ms. II. ID. McCulloch,
Cleveland.
II. Bernstein & wife. New
Orleans.
]. Il. Watkins, Louisville.
y. T.. Chinigay. Chicago.
f.. L Combs. Sedalia. Mo.
WALDORF.
General G. s. Field. buffalo.
NJ. NJ. Parker. Washington.
J. Wood. Washington.
WESTMINSTER.
J. N. Wilcocks. Richmond.
Canada.
c. +. Wilcocks. Exeter.
England.
G. :. Price. Philadelphia.
". l.. Toppin. Boston.
W. y. Brickell. Columbus,
ohio.
J. l.. Lee, Chicago.
r. PidgeOn & wife. SAUCER
ties
e. Robinson. Scranton.
Y. Koch. scranton.
c. Dove. Boston.
J. Mcdonald. Binghamton.
T.. j. Mathews. Philadelphia
j. Atkinson. Hawley. Penn.
A. Talbot. Fall River, Mass.
;. ~ Clarke * wife. COhoes.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
NoYoc|-o0.NrJNc1N0ry0N NN0-~o>NNNNS SN~|~o~N

Female.
YOUNG GERMAN LADY would like TO
give lessons IN German. music. emDsoid-
cry or physical culture In eXchans- for
nome and board. Address L. :. GERMAN,
Tribune Office
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~Nor|~0c'N"Oo'>oSN'oo''~
A COFFEE, tea and spice Jopoing anu
manufacturing business in Atlanta pa'
doing business all over the South, es'hD-
lished years; Will close out at cost owner
having other business: profits large; parry
with about 5000 for purchase ana eap'ai
VIII 90 we'll to address =. 0. Box H. At
lan,a. Ga: N. Y. references given
ADDITION CAPITAL procured for
business purposes investors aivised
without charge OF desirable opportunities
highest commercial references. GklDHs d
CARLETON. 202 Broadway. -
PITCHER STORE FOR SALE -Estab-
lshed IS years. fully equipped; rent
s35' Apply 10 HORSEPOWER So2 Avenue A.
CRIPPLE CREEK MINEs.-I can sell
some shares in FIVE 90 cripple creek MN
ing claims at the rate or 90 per huhuIel
,hares or $50 per thousand, the shaIes are
fully paid and on-assessable; their par
value is 81 each: these claims are oein9
developed and the money 10 rsed LOT 'hat
purpose: the location - al O,'pp.e NieeN
and there Ia mineral in every claim; year
ago some Of the best Cripple Creek stocks
were sold very cheap: references furnished.
FRANK y. ARBuCKLE, Denver. Col.
FOR SALE. or royalty. new and original
pa,ents Toy and domestic; reference.
Apply JOHN w. EHOADS. o22 Court-st..
Reading. Pa
IF YOU want TO sell your business or on
truly. HAY & CO.. Business Brokers' 8
East A2d-st. -
LADY or gentleman loaning advertiser
si25 can hold security. triple value: VIII
positively return $50 within twenty days.
Address DENT. Box 2. Tribune ONCE.
THE ROAD NAP OF the State OF New
York: the only odometer survey OF the
wagon roads Of the state ever mace was
for his work; size. 41x5 feet; engraved on
copper: corrected TO date; will sell plates
or let on royalty: now Is the time for the
risht man 20 make his fortune ADAMS *
CO.. IS Duane-si~
WINDOW GLASS WORKS.-An extensive
concern with fine plant very iavon ply
located for shipments. with most promising
hnsiness outlook. wants an active associate
,"uh Ss5 600 Apply GRlGGS & earle
TON. 2O2 Broadway.
WANTED Inventors should write John
Weadcrburn e. Co, Patent Attorneys
v-nsbington. l.. c.. for their 81. 500 prem
,um. monthly contest open to them upon
application.
WANTED. A physician vi'h some capital
10 Join another IN The adfer;is,ns speIia'tg
business Address Westcott b.och' n0''''
90 Binghamton y. Y.
VOTING MAN wants a hustl!ng partner
with small capital 20 invest III es'.s
ushed fruit business good prospects Ad-
dres. FRUITS. Box "A. Tribune once.
e. OO.-Dest restaurant on West Side;
twenty-six Furnished rooms pay rent:
owner wishes 70 retire. four-story building
good lease HAY & CO. Q East 42d-st.
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CHESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.

The leading hotels did another large oay ouS,'
ness Yesterday. and the arrivals were numerous
The fine weather has attracted many people 70 the
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COOK. - Canadian: excellent cook and
baker. no objection to country or city
| boarding house; best reference. 100 West
2Sth-st Room y
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or NURSERY a Norwe-
CLAN. rs: OF will work at anything: best
II. c.. 9C8 Gth-ave.. top door.
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WHY CAN'T | BE MELL2
Must I Always be Weak and sickIyS

These are Serious Questions for Many SUITE,
ing Persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

track athletes at Yale than any other trainer In the
history of athletics in the United States.
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SOBER. Industrious man. middle aged IS
watchman or any other work. W. NJ, III
Ainslie-st. Brooklyn. T.. u.
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USEFI LYMAN Young man. understands
horses lawns. gardens AM fires. +.
POWERS 63I Fulton St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

wash. iron Or general Homework, best
reference. city or country. 21l East 3ith-
ST.. bet. I'd and 81 ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

A TEA HER mornings occupied, wishes
. situation for remainder ~ time Cresi-
dent PREFERRED. or would exchange some
time f0r good home. Address EUROPE,
IiYx {. |. 242 lIroadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

COOK.-Frst-clas understands soups
meats. entrees and desserts, would do
housekeeping; good references. n. o.. SO1
West 3yth-st lst floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

WAITER and USEFI Imam. Young
man In small private family. take care
pgrlor floor. furnace and silver; wages
moderate. EDWARD BARRY. present
employer. 60 West 47th-st.
WILLING. sober man wishes situation.
city or country. nj anything. care fur
mace. horse. drive: plain vegetable garden
ing. handy reference. j.. 1879 Courts,..
brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

GARDENER Florist and horticultural
expert Is open 10 an engagement with
anv gentleman keeping a first-c,ass place.
Address GARDENER. The Cottage. Ogten
Place MoiristOwn. " J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-13

CATTLE RANCH FOR sALE.-Beautitnl
sheltered valley. Rocky Mountains; 10
acres irrigated lands. harvest hundred tons
Iay yearly: log dwellings. unlimited range:
large profits; no losses; Only $1,000 cash
required balance yearly instalnents. Ad-
dress RANCHMAN, Tribune ONCE