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Relininna Notices.


AENIvFRSARY THIRD Of conversion OF ShM WI
srnt ~ Stephens ss.on. Boston Monday nlsh,'
cons new delightful feature at ST. barhoIo"e"
Resce Mission 42d-s ~ ave. Tuesday evfnh1, ev,1ai
sis,s of musical and social meeting or c'h'e''''
Came and ret acquainted.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

John Lehmaier deceased. 2sd-st. 1894 # sooo
Cooper Harriet C. to Augusta ste'son No o2' ,no
coreet,, Sitte Gedrse and james and wives. to
Ss a9s esise and and nff n o as nd ono
Corbet corner Courandt ave and lo2d- .o,o
st. and other property. year .....''. ~"
Maitne% and vie 70 Laura Msnlsy 1850
DIVER MAJ gaIet and Thomas. 10 Newman
Cowen corner 5th-ave and l34h-s'' ,on
peSi' i''n'" Marearerha. and husband Rosa Levy
70 Seth NJ Milliken. : "''h-s'' i'' VI 10000
Eden Mary and John il, 70 the Mutual loIatS ltT
Aqueductaxe ana St Iames,si year - cor; "'''
finkbelneT. hri', d 10 s,h SInn wear 10000
Cunning James and wife 10 Reese B Gwiliim' 90
Hunter. Frances a. % The BAN: for say Savings OF 700
Krskower Gerson. and Marcus Abraham ana
David BschoG to Nathan peyser No 222 Hen aoo
EricSGm if ,"Ssr Ang~oa $ and Edgas Edi,h HUI
bert Bfemer-ave. 3i5d fl Il of lot 90 may ,Mo
san is"iP9s ia ssne fne Bremcrave s24 # Of lot 400
>smp on sa Rs.afc nn v y'"S S John b toie aal .. o
30 # Of 3th'ave demand i4I1If.r no lsns ''
Lawrence Gustayus L. TO Frederic Mlia'e,'''
" 5 Hamilton Terrace 600 # Of l4ls-s'' ~ -oo
same Sg1' to opd us.aol and trustees =, ,oo
etc p2, edop's G G'oNs 2Nfe t. YER. grancs Wal
lace 3sth ST. 1906 +, OF an ave. years. -"""
-'"'' 'ee Sch s. i7a Il Of Amsterdam ave. so,o
HMy .oae MGNn ~ s"a NIX W "a to ave. s'% demsnd 575o
t
Go If Ne,. York p hoscohel ave 22i" II '' ON
Hghbilase-ave, year -. - tI,rler,
Neville Annie r. and husband - ~" @ ii'''sdt e.,
Savings lsau.. New orN s Franhin-aNe ~" o 60
II Of fremont are. yt1r...: "''
Rohrlg William H. ana vie 10 Magdaena iiuln" ooo
berg W ith- ave. "a : II u II 2'th 81 : !e'',, "
Rhoin Never and wife 10 Marx l. Kheih No o. 900
"a 6Isi-s 10 years. -'
smith Frank l.. Edward Ohl. s l4oti -
1g5 IL . Of public drive road also Iua" ~ N 10,
,,ulic drive 2411 Of l4t,h-s ears 49,; -o''V"
salmon. John H. TO Mary '".e'''''.'' 3.5oc
Schreiner Joseph j. and Geoige tennell 10 nae
NJ Norton. lOith-st. OFT 'r Mad f|'h''''' q --o
wear o. ,.'''t'
Ncy-York Homeopathic Medical '"I'sr lios'
,ol 70 j F.eicrlc kernrcnan ts committee e'' oao
n ,c,l y, lOe Avenue \. wear "'''V
VelcLe- lOnn. o AleNandcf Walker ana 1i1Ss,'
Lawson " West El.l aye. s'll n = "l lo~' :, Ok,
q. ! year ,u3d
Wilder George w 10 'e,.e . rerrs ....... 2oWo
V',ulce josephine. ,hal"s + t~'ic! NNs,'o o-- A.
&c = 7ist-st 1854 II OF "d-aNe. ~ i'hN* i''' -
Wa.j Joseph r. 20 Edward feTKins. S W COZ no o,.,
ne, boulevard and SSth-s', months -'''
Same 10 ,laicntc p True. s.'d a. % II W 'l
Mcrf lNl-HVc yeif........'.''
Same q, same = 93d-s, NJ 4 " OF Nes' Eh1- . -oo
White Isaac. and wife Charles l. Jones 40
guardian ETC. ilHth-st. 80 II OF ''n-A''' ooo
= y.a's ''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08
SQUARE hotel
Religious Nolltcs.

At CENTRAL METHoYo1ITAN IprW AED MOVE
NEST 5th-eve nnd 100 t"s. s fAthhN 'A'-
Man leader SUNDAY ~ ODE" E'l.>inr - u ."i'
g., Reception . rneriera 'tHrt SUNDAY. -'p d. i'
s, s,n"S IN, ,re nal ia., ,rrie-'fl music ani 7g
.e-.ice Sir CApMAN vul preach lr .i't Af'
r,r, L,no5in oi9.ic, meetings ~'rry nEn' '.n''r'
C. night for mo r'0ilr. ft'r
ACADEMY oF Mrslo. reores Church -TlloMNs
I1ixON prencus.. morning. '~irs = 'n' IiH"r re
i,dc .onr D., ., Cuba" Anera0ra f-r'i'' W s.
We.lcu sngs.
At cnicXERlNG HALL, SUNDAY L.h.p.ry, y
ADM qaicn 80 Reserved 10 Doors open. 10 ADJ"
CTrrssen To'''a sings
A. C. DIXON vlu rr..rh in HANsoN PLACE ZAP
TI-r dIIf titr. lu-i" 'ltr 20"
t1,r.s,'' ~ 80 "lh" Gost'' = Baptism
ALI. Souls cHrncH - ave c',n'r 2e'a 80 s'r,
Il 3D. sunday .soh o. ~ iu.. .n .A'F' 90 l+et Fred
eric j. Galli a.f'ciat". The inh'c cordially Invited
ALL Souls CHURCH Mai.-.o a,c. r-i ci'n .t. Eev.
''ausc- = our l.,. War Fever. i.-i-.as uf m.
sermon iy Hes. 4 ul.N.4iA"
AMERICAN MISSION 10 TIE JEWS c-.n Us gospel
Mission Ii.u.e -. Grand .' c,.u.r Af'.rne, HlN
MANN NARS/ANIhN. l~a1.f. Jews fn4 CHRISTI ln.
welcomed.
AMERICAS TIMPERA&cE rNloS chlekcsInr Tar.
and le'i Sunday. % O'Clock. ndif'f-'+ s tl"
ply ari THOMAS EDWARD Il NiiiN. Fine musical
programme fflu- M'-- Park. violin
lt-rth0i rnffreli fnr fapsu' hl' toln..f 10
Gal.wa~. secretary, J0sei. b. garlur. Ir--iieni
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

......>oo1o>nnoo>cvo~o cvo~oN~oINo~N~|r~~~~|soSS..
COLLEGIATE REFORMED, GHpKCh' a! n u viii preach
AT II a m: topic. THE Contented man y ''
to,..a The Hart and the Water-brooH
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08
SJBCRBAN REAL ESTATE

SNS~~~~N~~~~~~CS~SN~~>~ ~>~~~~>SN~<~NNNNNNNNN
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.- .-kesidence
properties. all kinds, sale or rent.
CLARENCE II. TUBES. o Beekman-st
MORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE OF all
kinfs for sale. rent or exchange. j.
HENRY JOHNSON q CO.. Morristown.
n. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

,scrNsION MEMORIAL. CHURCH. 2+5 West 43l7s,
~ ioUS Floyd STEEN Rector.-Services IN ,riIns
-, 10 IL: evening O'Clock This Is Protestant rp's''
nal church No medaevaism. Strangers weic"ine
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
DRESSMAKING.

cOTTCRIERE FRANCAlSE. - Formerly
with Stern Bros; advanced models Tor
summer dresses. evening waists. tall0f-
made walking and dinner costumes, Ia
dies materials used: snort notice. winter
prices. Nine ANDERSON. l34 west
l5th-et.
DRESSMAKING.- PLAIN sewing; children :
clothes specially. reasonable. Address
81 COTTRELI. 212 West l1th-st.
DRESSMAKER. by the DAY. in private
families. making over speciality. VI 70
per day. Miss II. FOX. 2s6 v'h-ave.. bet.
26th and 9th sts.
DREssMAKER.-st Stylish. good cutter and
niter only slightly acquainted In city;
70 in family by the day: excellent refer
ence given 40 East 3Ist-si.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
uoNr.<~< n No-NS~~NN~<>o~OoSc~~c~|N
Female.
WANTED. Young lady. intending TO study
stenography will be taught IN Court Re
porters' Ofces. VIII give her actual praetic-
and assure her permanent position when
proficient Room ". World Building
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

MORAVIAN CHURCH, Lexngton-ave. and 30th.,
Rev H. A. GERDSEN Pastor-Servces al II a ~
Subject THE False and True Brotherhood" New choir
good music. Seats free.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHI RCHH; h .n,seasu as y
Heichts-Rev. CHAS. II. POOL. D. D' VIII p' " "
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. aa-dTe an. M
7th-st.-Rev. JOHN q. FAGd WI" pe "
md \ D.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

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MEMORIAL BAPTIST. Washington Square South IN
WARD JUDSOE.-Preaching 10:iJ and 7.30 Stranger,
welcome. Seats free Strangers eyangelistic service,
Sunday Wednesday and Friday nights Union Seminar
| Male Quartet Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

MOENINGSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 234 West ilssh-
ST. Rev Dr. A. MMURRAY. Pastor Presc ching Sundav
II a. m and p m; +:3o 70 men, and every even ne
next week by Rev r. ". MCULLOvGH. Evangeis,
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

ASSOCIATION HALL. I'D ST., 4th-ave.Sundxay; x AZ
3.t5 D. M address by Rev HENRY M NJ, f NXn't NJ
II ID chancellor " University Of the ,sty OF ;'eM a.,
Music Ly soprano basso singer. also ch''"e' MI
nar
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

AT LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN GMuRCH corner eIr
,ois,-st Rev MERLE ST G. WRIGHT fhs',.rI, vi VI
preach al ii M day school at 9;i' a. III All WI
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

A. THE accomnodaon in Christ,s MISSION tor stv tay
Reformed catholic Congregation Is lnade!raf' ,.n,
evening meetings will hencrforh H. heii III I,1i
Temple cih-nve and 23d st dresses ty rev
Ali VANOII and OCONNOR For the fshl'sh ~ ,
~ prnfesianis and Catholics Admission tee' -" W.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

NrW-IERrsALrM CHURCH Gswedenborglan, F...
35th-st between Park and Lexington ayes. Rev s q
SEWARD. Pastor-Sunday school with adult classes
o.3O n m service AT II o'clock a. Subject .srs.
fort n. ReliglDn.' ~
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

ST BARTHOLOMEw's PARISH HOu Sc. 1853 East
.ol Sunday services: Holy Communion. s+j ?. m:
morning prayer and al II O'Clock evening prayer
snd sermon AZ S O'Clock Or. MGREW will preach
Seats free.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th-ave. n..,
IcGth-s, Worship and sermons by the Pastor w. e.
HITTING; Subjects: II n. Let No one Despss tn,
YOUTH special young people. 7:ij D. m
'.What We Love Tells the Story"
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08
WORK WANTED.

Female.
AMERICAN WIDOW. proficient In Ste
biography. typewriting and bookkeeping.
serks permanent position: can furnish
highest references Address ACCOUNT
ANT. 81 Bible House. New York
GOVERNESS Experienced. educated In
Germany, lived In Paris; speaks huen,ly
French. German and English: teaches
Latin Greek. music. highest references.
Adlr,ss IINGrIST. $50 6th-ave.
GOVERNESS. Experienced: shor, time
from Europe: honorable family; teaching
pure French German. Italian music. en-
broidery. best city reference. Miss IlAtD-
ING 81 East 6Tth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Am 'te -dau-ava An,
sfh-st.-Rev. ANSON =. ATTERBUKi. p D.. Pastor
will preach at II a. m ard p m. Sunday school 1
D. m Prayer meeting "Wednesday. p. m. Az coriary
invited.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE Sunday Febru-
~ 9th 1895 at II - a. lecture by Mr. ~ MAN
GisARiAN n, Carnegie Music Hal corner 57h-s, and
7th-ave Subject: The Literary Woman" All inter-
=. tel invited
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

NEw-YORK PREsHyTERiAN cHIRCTf 7th-ave and
l2Sth-st Rev CHA I,II;S ) ROBINSON d. D. Pas,or
Preaching by Rev. ADDISON BALLAD D. D. ~
University Heights II "A. Loves Fulimenr': I'd;
Undue Concern About Others. Prayer-maetn1
Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPlSroPAi: CHURCH
W., -6th-st near Columbus-ave.-fSev GEORGE W
MILLER D. D. Pastor. Will preach at II "a. and IS
n m Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

S~~.~O>y~~~-- w. mn, ~ - - ~ -
AMERICAN FAMILY. private house y
West 13d ST. will let furnished alcore
and small rooms to gentlemen. one block
from l. and cable. references exchanged
LARGE ROOMS. superior cusine. private
family: 20 refined party II West Both 81.
i-PARIDR FLOOR. six Hight rooms; do
sirable club or bachelor quarters. VIII di-
vide. IL East 2gth-si. between 9TH and
Madison ayes.
hTH-AvE. 1G4 Second floor. eighty feet:
business or private suites, rooms fur
nshed and unfurnished. studios: offices. re
duced rents.
% GRAMERCY PARK K.-Handsomely fur
nshed parlor. bedroom and priva'" bath {.
also single room. breakfast. reference
MISCELLANEOUS.
S~>N~-~~~S~~~N nm sc~'NrS~-
ROOFS, ROOFS, ROOFS"i-Repaire re.
and painted satisfaction guaranteed. be
references lsS East 6ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

l4,t-st Rev DAVID II. GREER H. D.. Rcctor-ser-
Vice in the morning II O'Clock Afternoon service.
a.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST West 5G'h-st near s'h'uNe ,n
Rcv a y TYLER Pasor.-Preachlng ouhuss
! a m and 8 o. m Christian Endeayor meeting p II"
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

ST. STEPHENS 5s-6l wes, 4e,h-s, Rev. CHARLES
r TREAT. Rector-TIoy Communion, 10 m Service
and sermon. II a. m. and p
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH un'LT": u I,t
FIRST CHURCH I21st-st.. near 'd-aVe ~ ., and "a
MENDoRF. D. D. Pastor'-frea'"'"s ."
y. ~. yy,t
SECOND CHURCH l23d- St and Len95csTeu Wi soN
IjARSIIA d. D.. Pastor.-Kev. GEotpa I. oal
D. d.. Of Philadelphia. breaches at 'o"o d. H. ~
As d. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

ST PAULs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev.
A. J. PALMER D. D.. Paso-.-serNices at II a. m. ia
the chapel OF the Methodist Building. Jt-ave Of
2o;h-st.: preaching ~ the Rev. Bishop EDWARD a.
ANDREWS
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

SWAMI VIvEKANANDA on Velania Philosophy
Owing the demand for greater SEATING capaclty The
sunday lectures during February will be Matt
Square Concert Hall Mai's1n-ave and 2'ih-st.. 0
3:3o D. m. Subject tomorrow. Bhaku Yoga-Devotl0n"
Atinisslon free. Collection.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

At THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH In btuSA'N H.
c,rner ,f Clinton and Congress SITS Kew jvfi,, "
t.TIADVICK viii preach to morrow morning az - ,,H
S,hic An Ideal World" The public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH. Amsterdarn-ave. ard asth
st.-A. NJ: 7:30 Holy Communion: 10. Lany and Ante
communion; II. morning prayer with sermon BY he Rso-
tor T. NJ 4 evensong chOral. with address, : seHlcs
with sermon by the Rev. GEORGE :. PRATT.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

ST. JAMEs's METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ma!son-ave and i2G.h stPreaching by the Pastor Rev
EMORY J. HAYNES. D. D.. at 1920 Topic. Holy
Influences on Our Souls 40 To the Good Sin
welcomed
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Madison ave, I co.nH ne,
e4h-s,.-Rev. DR.. JOHN T. BEckhhah: schoo $50
ureach AT and p. m ouhuiS sO.o, y,a,
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening All coru'a'y w."
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

,c.Drvv OF MrsID. Peoples church THOMAS
-,IVfX ,reec.'. I.i.snius signs Z roe Times Pre-
inJc ..oIr d.. - Cuba" Aneru. f-rfi'. W s.
Me.lcu
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

CNVAPY HArTIsT CHURCH. 5i,h -. near 9Th ave.
~. NArARTIt'R praaches H. Evening Jerusalem
OF Yesterday and y scrrS of around the World
Srfn ~. All invited.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

URSULA " GEsTEFELD-Sunday evening at Q
| o'cock.-Subject Jesus the Radical mty Hail
4th-ave and 22d-s,. Enter 22d-s Admission free CO..
fa~,rn
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

srxTy.rtRsT STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
,-tIIRCH ,between % and 81 avesl-Frelcni at II
a m, and ! - D m. by the Rev ENSIGN CHEsNEY
ID u A hearty welcome 10 all
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH. MadIson-avs.
northeast corner 73d St. Rev. JOHN f. BUSHNELL
Past0r.-Services. II a. and p. m
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH 42lst. between Tth
ana sth ave.. Eey FRANK ". GOoDcIlLp uNs',r'
II m Love - Praise. 40 p m Those Hands of
iours' BAp'sgn evening" service. BDe-school at 80
. IT, Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BUTLER. BY an experienced man. En-,
lish; city references. Address TOOTELb
GNh Sth ave
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

ERGCK PRESBYTERIAN Church oh ave-. corner
37th-s,. Key: HENRY VAN DYKE j. -. ani LEY Key.
pth inst Dr. MILvAINE viii prach At II o. a. n and
lir VAN DYKE $50 y Bible school AT ':f' ~ H.
lNnnlL. nrnnlng eerNl-- M-Anc.-lnN d, \ o.co-k.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

AT TWENTY THIRD STREET BAnIiS,r, ,,, y. dir ~, H.
corne- Lexington ave. Rev. T. b. BoSWoilli as'- ,o
rrrachnc II a m and = .. Song service ''"V
20
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West
c3d,st. near 7thsve- The Pastor Rev. Or. R + SAM.
PIE. will preach at IL a. and 1:45 D. m Neiccne
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08
THEOSOPHY.
Lecture by
CLAUDE FALLS WRIGHT,

Madame BIAAvATSKY'S Secretary. Chickering Hall
Sunday morning. II O'clock "Theosophical View q
Death" Free organ recals, by Miss Alice NJ Judge
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

nr MADIsoN G PETERS breaches. H. THE Man Of
thc world 7.i5 'The Young Man tione 70 the swine
F,.,-,h In ser.es THE Prodigal son" All welcome
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Ch' ff' -. D.,
lanes southwest Madison ave anu or :, = =,
/ Il REMENSNYDER ID. D.. Pastor services III. a. a. IN IN
\ o m: Sunday school $3.50 a. m All are c'r"'a'S "
vIted
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

AT cl1lclFRrVG HALL, se'g'day t'h-u.ry u
~ ,s e;eif.,.t ln'f4-~ iy R'f. THOMAS DIXON
Ain, ssicn 80 Reserved 10 Doors open. 1.i3 Ahir
Clrrlscn To;f.a sings.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-08

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner loth-st-Publc worship to-morrow II n: and
y. m The Pastor. Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER
ID. n. Will preach Wednesday evening service at 8
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-26

that they cannot be heard unless one s
ear is put close to the chest, the wonder
and the oddity of a heart whose pulsa-
tons can actually be heard four yards
away or fully across the odrinary room
of city house is manifest.
One would think that such girl would
be in q very bad way. that she must be
seriously i'll and likely to die quickly.
But just the reverse is true. The girl
who has this unique heart, a 1o-year-oid
English maiden. of rugged health,
strength and yigor, is so well that the
only inconvenience she feels from her
abnormal heart action is that she gets
quickly out of breath. In all other re-
heart is not enlarged or dilated and she
is able to do things day by day that an
ordinary English girl does.
Not only can tine beating of her heart
be heard twelve feet away, but it can be
heard when the young woman has all
her clothes on. The doctors that have
reported the case have experimental to
q considerable extent with her and they
have found out what is even more re-
markable-viz: that it, her chest being
bare she stands three feet away from a
closed door and listener places himself
three feet on the other side of that door,
the listener can hear her heart beat dis
tinctly and perfectly.
The curious disease with which she is
afflicted is known scientifically as mitral
murmur, mitral being the technical
name of the valve between the left auri-
Gle and the left venticle of the heart.
Thus the disease is what is known as
valvular trouble. In most cases any val
vular affection of the cardiac region is at
tended with considerable danger. and not
infrequently it results in death within
few years. But the physicians antici
pate no such termination in this girls
case. She is in too good health generally
and she feels too little inconvenience from
the malady, if it be one.-New York Jour
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-26
THE wHpELMAN ON HIS WAY.

Ting-a-Hng! Ting-a-lingi
Get out OF the way, there:
BY George! that was close call for
that woman-and for me! / don't see
what people are thinking Of They
walk out into the street just as if they
had a right to be there and someone is
always trying to cross just as I want
to turn corner. There ought to be
law against tia law that would COM
pei pedestrians to remain on the side
walks, where they would not be in the
way of those who really have rights in
the streets!
Look outi Hi, 'therei
Confound it all, Children ought to
be chained up in their parents yards.
They are always gepting in the way,
and yet there would be an awful roar
if 1 should run over one. No one would
stop to think that they were encroach-
ing on my rights, and I'd probably be
sent to jail. That shows the injustice
and favorl.ism of our solar system.
Here am l, a wheelman of some i'm
portance in the cycling world actually
compelled to moderate my speed and
move with care and caution, lest l run
over some child that has been sent to
the corner TO buy a cake of yeast or
some woman who is trying to usurp
the street. 1t is outrageous, preposter-
Gus!
Hi! Hi! Ting-a-lingl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-26
ACROSS COUNTRY AwHEEL.

]. H. Wits arrived yesterday morn
ing thus far on his return trip across
the continent riding a crimson rim b.
cycle. He is making the trip under
the direction of the Crescent Bicycle
club, and is endeavoring to make new
record. He left San Francisco May IA
and expects to arrive in New York be-
fore July 2.
He was seen. last evening in Sidney
Stevens implement house, whittier he
had gone to fix up his wheel for this
mornings start. He reported a sue
cessful trip thus far with no remarka
BILE adventures except Few hundred
falls caused by riding through the
snow sheds without a light. At Te-
coma, Nevada. the cowboys decided to
have some fun with him and they did
it, standing him ON his head and anus
ing themselves in similar fashion for
an hour or So
He is several days ahead of sched
ule time and one day ahead of the time
laid out for himself. Evanston will
likely be his stopping place tonight.