The morning times., 1896-07-19

pair tires; fifth prize. vaise So sIiigato
| dressing case.
Proressiqnal, one mile national cham
| regulation L. A. w. championship gold
| silver and bronze medals from orrtctai dies.
Amateur, one mite national championship
t-First, second and third prizes. regulated
| L. A. w. championship gold, silver ant
bronze niedals from official dies.
Amateur, five mile State championship
prize, value Sit gold medal; third prize
value So gold medal.
Professional, one mile OPEN First prize
value 81 30 cash in gold coin; second prize
wte 500 cash in gold coin; third prize
value $50 cash In gold coin.
Third Day:
Amateur, one miie handicap First prize
value $36, hammeriess double barrel shot
gun; second prize, value $25, silver fin
ished eigiit-day niantei clock; third prize
fourth prize, value $12,. pair Imported
LeMair field glasses; fifth prize, value
~ 90, gold hcaded cane.
! Professional and amateur half, mile.
national championship First, second. and
third prizes, regulation L. a. W. Guam
pionship gold, silver, aud bronze medals
| from official dies.
Amateur, two mile, State champion
ship-First prize, value $50, goiu n.euaI;
second prize, value $15 gold medal; third
prize, value SO, gold medal.
| Professional, two-mile haDdicap-First
prize, value 500, cash In goid cOiu: sec
| ond prize, value $50, cash IN gold coin:
third prize, $40, cash in gold com: fourth
| prize, value $50. cash in gold coin; fifth
/ prize, value SEQ, cash in gold CON.
| Amateur, one mile, z 80 class-First
| prize, value S35, combination diamond stud
ring; third prize, value SIS, palr genuine
| bronze statutes; fourth prize, value $40,
| opal and diamond scarrpin; fifth prize, value
So, silver shaving mug.
Professional, one-niiie open-First prize,
value $125, cash ID gold coin second prize,
value $50, cast in gold coin; third prize,
value 500, cash in gold coin.
Amateur. one mile open-Fir prize, $35,
imported music box; second prize, vaiIe
$50, brass and onyx top table, with delft
and brass lamp; third prize, value ~. gold
link cuff buttons, with diamond setting:
fourth prize, value 50, gold cur ana collar
boxes: fifth prize, value 81 90, stop watch.
Professionals and amateurs, tive miles,
national onshr-Eirst, second and
third prizes, regulation l.. A. W. champion
SHIP. gold, silver and bronze medals from
official dies.
First prize, value 500, America russ frame
bicycle; second prize, value $50, cash in
gold coin.
IL is expected that several local riders
viii be entered at this meet. The boys
will watch with n great deal of interest
their success. All who intend to com
pete should send in their names ut once.
1t is expected that at least four carloads
of people will leave this city.
The program in full is as follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING names of l.. A. w.
members at hea dquarters and issuing Gre
dentials. This department will be open
In Hampton College Building, Walnut street,
near Third, all week; 4 O'Clock, run To
Fountain Ferry Park; to IL O'Clock.
smoker at Fountain Ferry Park, start from
headquarters at 100.
Tuesday-7:30 O'Clock, run to Shepherds
vile, twenty miles; fine gravel road and
beautiful scenery, 9 O'Clock, runs to Chero-
kee, Iroquois, and Shawnee Parks;
O'Clock, visit stock farms and other points
of interest near Louisville; 8 to 2 O'Clock,
smoker at headquarters.
Wednesdays O'Clock, century run over
the original century course to Frankfort |
and return; 8 o'clock, runs to New Albany. |
Hill, Jcffersonville, Falls of the |
Ohio and Shippingport, about twenty-five !
miles; 8: 80 o clock, business meeting of Ken
lucky Division at Iroquois Park, out South
crn park way, called to order by CHIEF Con-
sui Clen6ening. =: 80 O'Clock, grand parade |
OF uniformed clubs, in charge of Newton q.
wford. form at hea dquarters at o'clock
sharp. Route, down Walnut to Eighth in
To Main, up to Third. out TO Iroquuis Park.
Judges Will be located at or near Confeder-
ate monument. Prizes, $50 banner for
tub making best appearance, S2o banner
for club making next best appearance, $50.
riders in line, $50 banner for club having
next largest number in line. No club having I
less than ten members in uniform admitted.
Four O'Clock, watermelon feast at Iroquois |
Park, preparations for 10 900 wheelmen:' |
to Il O'Clock. reception to visitors at Iro- |
Quois clubhouse.
Thurstiay-f O'Clock run to Mount Wash |
lngton. twenty miles, over good turnpike, |
$50 O'Clock. run to waterworks St. Mat |
thew's, and hack through Cherokee Park: |
$50 O'Clock, trial heats OF races league
members admitted free: 2:3O o'clock races |
Mt Fountain Ferry track: to IL O'Clock, |
entertainment and general good |
time at Fountain Ferry Park meeting ofvet-
Grams, meeting of Associated Cycling press
Friday O'Clock, run to Corydon Ind.
thirty miles, going over EdwardsyilIe Hill:
80 O'Clock ,visittobacco breaks, distiiIeries.
etc; $50 O'Clock trial heats OF races at /
fountain Ferry track lea que members adj
mitted free: $50 O'Clock races at Fountain
Ferry track; O'Clock, steamboat excursion
up the Ohio River for L. A W members
Saturdays O'Clock, run to Blackston's
mills, near New Albany, Ind; $50 O'Clock,
rial heats of races at Fountain Ferry
rack, leagu members admitted free; 2:3O
o'clock, races at Fountain Ferry track;
; to ! clock general good time at head
quarters; 9 O'Clock, start OF railroad ex- |
'urson to Mammoth Cave. Il
Sunday O'Clock art of tours to Nam
moth Cave, Maysville. and other parts of
interest in the State.