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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-05-02
New Firm
New Goods

TO the Citizens of Lexington and Vicinity:
l take this means of announcing that
l have opened IA new stock of Groceries
in the Meyer building, opposite the
postOffice.
l came here to make this my perman-
ent home, and to do business with you
on business principles. | will sell you
nothing but good goods, at the lowest
possible prices. / shall do business OF
a strictly cash basis, which will enable
me to make low prices.
| respectfully solicit IA call. Try me
once. and if | don't please you it will be
my loss.
ReSpectfully.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-05-02
.An B. Cook as chair

rs st1Is eeN4et
'tse as4 wen whed il
<efa Hon ssAm B. Cook as chair
Nansa< the committee. Mr.. Cook is
3 ablest and best democratic manager
in Missouri, without doubt. He is the
best organizer in the state, and the
placing of him at the head of the party
organization means votes in November
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-05-02

The INTELLIGENCER believes in or
ganizing democratic Clubs, not one-
sided, one horse affairs
tinue The ~dlasentians
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-05-02

and the father of it.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
CRICKET NOTES.

New-York cricketers have al last come 10 the
conclusion that club can be started that will .n
some ways compare favorabiy with the many
organizations in Great Britain. which. although not
exactly hrst-cass. put many strong teams In the
field. At present there Is no cricket club in this
vicinity that support an eleven 10 enter more
than one OF the contests with credit to Itself In
this proposed organization 1t is attended to play
teams not only in the Metropolitan District League.
but also in the Ncw-YOrk Cricket Association
Besides this midwcek matches. junior teams and
veteran teams are intended TO be a feature OF the
venture.
The idea has already advanced beyond the en-
bryo stage. meeting of the projectors held
on Saturday night and steps were taken TO secure
the grounds Of the old 81 George Cricket Club
IIobokcn, ore Of the best In the country
Many promises OF support from prom'nen
crickctors have been received by jerome fanncry
J.. O. Eox l.2l1. New-York. who Is acting as Sec
retary.
one of the best known men Ia local cricket circles
]. Lindsay Reid, d!el last week. To all crlcSeters
his name familiar secretary OF he New
Jersey Athletic Club cricket department As a
plaver he made excellent renutatlon for himself
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
coon SHOWING or TIN COHPANY.

Tlo NoieiiirA I.fc Insurance com;anr q. m
ROD ~ Amsterdam Hoi,lnd. wA'ci n October. lS'
established branch in the Untei S;ate'' under
fn. f.ulr,ncni of l.. ! Duoourcl. publishes us
t.Ir! annual s.ltemcu. which shows tn progress
OF tae Company lH ta.s country tn" total premiums
.f..l lis. year VT, V0i SO T.. It's ln-uranc"
In force n ~. cm1cr T. IS :. was S'.~.p It alG
tri assets Increased from $,-l,tDO, 10 Sis.'" 4"
,,a..4 B.. a ..,ln Of 80 per cent It Surplus IN
0-,,-,l stsils %. or lN B per cent According -
,h. ,b,yc figure ioc United states hrancn o. the
y. l.rlnnI ha- ) - OF admitted aud ava ltbe a.
-.t. a.airst every dollar of Liabilities it. inve9 FL
s...fs consist OFF Sis ~ United states bonds. IN"
f..f D.. ne American rAl.way bonds. selected ~. ~
American trustees. among whom are some 81 tac
leading ra4rrcrs oi th.s city
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
THE NAvAHoE GOING SOUTH.

Roval Phelps Carrolrs cutter. the Navanoe' "'ncN
has been thoroughly overhauled ana paih'eh ""''-'
and Is now anchored N the East KNer h'"' i"''
ty-s.xth-st will probIbly start to-day or 'o-''o'
. cor , ,uvo months cruise N Southern waters
She has been yawl-rgged and will carry ere"
consisting OF a sailing master. +. f. Norton mate
H. \ Hagmen: two quartermasiers ana SIN "'e"
Mr. Carroll Will have command. and VIII De accom-
naulcd hv several members Of his family
The Navahoe built by the Hcrresho"s' anu
has "A good racing record, having met 'ne |""''"
,hc Valkyric IT, the Britannia and the Satanita ~,
English waters II Is said that m" NaNanoe WI.
q, direct to ;he Bermudas and then 10 ~ NJ NJ
Sew Providence. -. Lucia. st. Thomas anu o'he'
narts OF the Bahia ma ard West India group
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
LEGISLATION FOR BicYcLisT&



liH'f -
TIE ASSiN'..''
.rh,-v Iar 20 tS;r,.fl -Afier''' m 'h.''-.'' ''"
,,v,rohi, - vh..iirep have fhf' h Ii'' ''N' ''
,mportan,. 10 thr ,"o g-e't gi''''"' ''
and consolidation in fne ft1''' l'if' '' ''' -
session. os she LEGISLATURE. NJ i'' '''-'
,i,.. measures - !a'rt'f. 90 '.''F'" "' '
f..f.f.t.,. Th., provide fH- if"" lA-r'f'
f,r ,t..,.,.n ose- the Brook rH Bridge. if'" i'"'
nortai.on of bicycles as hansas" ny ii''""'' "''
,.,...,,......... Id .ha r.iiwAys OF ti" -iii'.
'"'.''. .'' ' , .A,.. hills may Do j. is
VIVA; she outcome '' 81 ~.t.,..,,,..
1f"l.,,l' fl conjecture. Itc i'''A, "' ''''
~ .h i.y-,,,l..rs % irrlslatc aT int gr' 81
"'''''- a.. ,.,.. ,...,.-ti,f ana thie may have
t,.r. fe... c. tr. bills rotating g. railroads. hi,
" ms" &C.. ....,s,....l - he forced % vote
aea.n7, m.aspres which arr backed '' l' "'.'
ton Ike ihc League Il Amor. an " nee 'i"'' b.
this number is only small proportion OF the VINO.
some one OK 'nr "' o.. '.". -. .,,r..l by ,te
various railroads wlr D. done away WIN
one Of the n'si '"''.-'.s a',,t'r,v,e ,re
that Of Mr. Gn.i'r, 90 Ni"F-' "Il'' "'''',.'"
trustees Il the Nca-Yoh. and brooklyn bri'f' 10
r,a,o IN. ,oalwavs across The Bridge free 20 D!
H"h' ,,' %" , ,,,.r Mr. Austin OF New
cycle rider. \ "'.N '''' w. - ,,.. H.
York Introduced a bill having the same object In
'
'i'"' - ,,,,ool tho fra; meas
As ambyman Arm tro"s i"tro'u''' '"o ~, '''''
crr.ug ID
~" ~ , a,,,.,d,,,rf Il, the railroad law
ID 'he 'o'.' '' "' ,l.,, ~, d..,ool h,c
and provide tnat hlcytrs SHo"'n ~ "''+"'' ""7
,,c and tr,nsiorf.I as such. subject 10 the same
80 W .,..t.,s ~ , r..e,so ls signed
HhDiltcs anu N'''''-''''' - " ..
the bicycle Is 10 DE Transferred fTc' u TO !''A@'
g. reoulrcd A charge for transportation not to *
~ - ,. ,,,.... i. -.,l. ~ rh,r... Z,
ceci TWO ih''s p'' ''''' '"' ~
be less tn1n 10 cents.
.ss,-,hl,.nau Robbins Of A.Iegany. is another
49,, INC. h... ,i,b.u,b M, , vvheol-
/ MEMBER oi il' i'"'' "".o'' '''',""" "''
man himself who Us anxious 10 fnrlher m" lltti-
csts of cyclists lie has introduced lncdsuT" which
dpcs not discriminate IN bafStBe Dy mentioning the
bcyc.e but j. intended to provide for the trans
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

Ergland families Of Pope. Cole. "erce S'"o"s anu
Ncaelc OWING 80 business rrversos young i'pc
wos Obliged 10 norin The battle o! NE "h'n IT.
had reached the tender age Of T.ne Hy "o'N'''7
dir,n.ly ana studying at such oGd times ne ''',,
find the vo,incster began 20 make MS way NJ
rr.,,r hc ,cf. the Heh scaool and secured en-
ployrlcnt in market. .
wbcn the war began hc Joined salsnacS
y,.avos and wa chosen captain Oh inc uo''c
Giari Of Bfoohiao. Hc had hardly rcaeH'' '"'
a.c of nineteen wAcn he joined the No'""'''' ''''
f ts I-nion Army anl went TO TIE frcnt ds S'coni
lieutenant lis chief battles were ai South Noun
tain Antietam. Sulphur Sprinss. Freiei.'K@purf'
vicksbury. Jackson Mss; Knoxville. fei'IsodF 3.
and Popia~ Springs church. He was "oun''H
s,lghi,y in tho ieg at KnoXviNc. He was or.Nr"'
major "l,r gallant conduri at the n'''e "
cr,ci,sb,lr~ Va" and Hcutcaan,-coonei "ior Ea'-
LIANT conduct at the battles OF knoNVi"e ioP"'
Springs church AMI front e Petersburg '''''"
l @ tho war colonel Pope returned quietly 10 MS MS
former "9ripy, rono ,,i sav, hicyrlcs at The cen
,cnnial Exposition IN iSi6 IN" .op' Nt,,s,Ni h..
comp3ny for ,'.l w9s4 u gSlos o[d seo uilznG four
facto,cs Hartford; Conn YIN sog ar,nv II Expert
,,muLa,icS and having enrolled iist OF over tmJ
% o Ina has from time 10 time poker WIN NlH93r
upon this topic he stared ihn caipnt n IN, Pope
Smu% Sd,af i., company Colonel Pope Is director
in SOM l1rss "naF''Fi naG luss COMPANY winiarop
S2"tirnai Bank AMI the Boston F4Ie t""'SS, 90 -
g;.o.i i9s. nanE soc,eI M d 'he s9e. OF he lcyoa
tion Commander % the " ~ fSo f,v,l Legion
MANI m@l1',s - - me- iwarI " Kingsley Post 10 ~. ,ne
ticnnouiY cub Boston A'Net!r .N-Sv t b,.
ny club Art c9b , aGop ,,Te & tines v,c-pr,siicn,
sccc,y Of 'hc a5'h R.rn,n o., M,s.o,ion Hc is
n. Nl,r-i H. ,.,,h.. ~ tho American Academy OF
q L.. - o.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
rrrDrVCES or 4 DESPERATE FIGHT.

Tho autopsy on the body Of Edward Grimes VINO
vas killed In a nght with his brother lhomas' III
Sevlns Hotel. Pleasant Plains on fF0-Is "'s"'
~ ., ,.,s.cra,v hy DR. C. Wilmot Townsend
,,I = u coonlry The autopsy showed that the
man died from shock and perito1its Three WOUNDS
I'm h.s Abdomen one on his leg one ON his thisA ana
ou. on his wrist were found All were terrible slishes
Indicative ~ a desperate struggle The accused man
f. lockeI up in Tottenvlle and allowed 10 see no
body he will have a formal hearing TO-DAY D''o'e
Justice Wood. o., =, ,.
To-rnorrow at ~ o'clock the inquest Will be besin
iy Coroner Jchn T. oats In the Village HAL Stap.e
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

YET PRODUCE THE REAL
BETHEL IN BERLIN.
por,;, Ian lo-The case Of the American horse
owner Robert r Kneebs. who was convicted last
Monday and sentenced to nine months impr'soh-
rncnt and to pay n fine OF 1.o0O marks Tor star'"s
on the German tracks an entry alleged to have been
tho mare Bethel under the name OF Nellie
Kreebs" has taken developments which may iead
TO diplomatic communications between Berlin ah"
Washington. one Of the German consuis III '"c
United States 1t appears in certifying to the sigma
lures appended to the. dispositions or some OF
Jsneebs's witnesses characterized the witnesses as
unworthy of belief. and declared that their tcsti-
r,onv was only worth many dollars impylhs
that thcv were paid for what they Rad sworn TO- anu
had sworn 10 only what they had been paid Tor
cuch a statement. accompanying the documents re-
ccivcd here is held TO be breach or tho law. Inc
consI II Is contended had RI t to communicate
10 his Government his personal ideas OF the charac
ter of the American witnesses. nor had he the right
70 take any other course than to send the papers to
Berlin for what they worth and without COM
mcnt.
The authorities arc further puzzled TO know wha'
TO do with the mare Bethel. or Nellie hneeDs'
which, according to the Judgment OF the court "aS
fo,e,itod TO the State Knecbs has given notice OF
appeal against the verdict and sentence aea'"S'
HIM and pending the decision OF ,he lmper'ai 'ou.
upon the appeal. the marc, which mas nech Sci~ou
in accordance with the judgment of the court OF
trial must be kept at the expense OF the authori-
ties If Kncchs succeeds in his appeal he VIII cia'
dotoarcs from the authorities for any deterioration
IN the form or condition OF the mare ana II ne can
nrovc that there has been any ther" can scarceiy
hc any successful appeal against such 'nu'u7, M X
Kn.cbs says he was very mu'h surl,fiStu S1 W. ~.
t,,,lict Of the jury his and declares tht u"
wiz produce The real Beth, which i IS r nov hcar m
ing of his appeal comes up
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
THE CAREER OF COLONEL POPE.
HIS MANIFOLD ACTIVITIES AS BrsiNEsS MAN


One Of the central figures of interest at the Cyc.e
Snow at the Madison Square Garden Is Coionel
Albert A. Pope. His exhibition or pieNe'es ~
near the centre Of the amphitheatre ct the Garden
,d tho etana &c surrounded with interested visitors
all the afternoon and evening. Colonel rope
traces his descent through the we-known New
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

omen public stable. Mr. Campbell declined, as ne
intends 10 purchase some horses and TO race on MS
own account in the future
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
Y NEWYORK SUPREME cOrRr- -New.Ynri.

n F.N -lVNN II iNI@NIT4 NVI Il I NrW-l OrIl
~ County Chlnhcrs ~ Mckee Glass COMPANY Plain
,if against David H. Roberts and Edward j. a. Tanis N
sheriff the city and County New Nori Defend
ants. Trial desired In NcN lorA County Summons A.
tion No. H.
To the ahoycnarned Defendants and each of them.
You are hereby summoned T. answer the complain, e.,
this action. and to srN" copy ~ your arsV, IN tse
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty oaNs ser, ic.
= this summons exclusive ot the day of service AMI IN
case Of your failure To- appear on answer Judgment WILL
be- taken against 10y default for the RELIEF l.nlan e
the compl
Dated New York. Nov, mher 10Th. iS.6
j. ADI,lAN'E Bl 81. Plaintiffs Atforuev.
Postoiiice address and office. NJ. 10 Wall street
To David II. Roberts Defendant
The foregoing Summons is served upoa you by puh,ca
pursuant order ltrn. ,iepfgc An,iref
of the Justices u the supreme Court Of the
York dated the ,th day of December 1855 ana nri with
the Complaint the office the Teri, II the ,ty ana
County OF New York. the County Court House in the
Clty Of New York.
Dated. New York December 1th 1879.
J. ADRIANCE BUSH. Attorney for Plaintiff
ofce and Postoilce address. No 10 Wall street New,
York city. \ Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
GcncI)crs.

CRADUATE OF ale and Columbia. for twelve yea
VI families. wants additional pup.ts
pecla. experience college preparatory instruction
WINTHROP. l2i2 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
NEW.YORK SrrRENlE COIKr -t,Ir.t Na.

NEWYOKK SLFEEMt IOT KT."flFSt NJ
~ t.dnal Of Birmingham Plaintiff. against David
IL. Il )bcrts DefendaN Trial desired IN NcwloTk County
summons. with Notice.
To. the ablvcnamcl Ecfcriant.
You hcreby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
this action. and to copy Df your answer On ;hr
Plairtins Aornry within twenty days after the scryc,
of thus summons o the da, ~ service. ana
ease %! your failure appear. Judgment
hr against you Uy default for the ieci demanded
the complaint
Dated NpN York Nov. 18th. 1898.
FREDERICK \ WAIT. Plaintiffs A''lrncy.
Office and fosoilce address. 10 VA y /.
Notice notice that upon your default app,ar
O. answer above summons judgment viii DE. taken
against YOU the of ten thousand hundred and
fifteen and 100 doiaGs with interest, and with
of this action
FREDERICK 5. WAIT. P,a.nu0s Attorney.
To David II. Roberts Defendant
The foregoing scScd upon YOU by publicl-
tiDn pursuant to order of Hon. Gcoig. T. Andrews
justices of the supreme G of
New York dated th Gay ~ December l>aJ ana nli
with the complaint In the Office of The Clegk IT he City
and County II NcWlok. at the County Court Hous. IN
the city ct New York.
Dated New York December 1th. 1897
FREDERICK : WAIT. Attorney for Plaintiff
flee and postOfc. address. No. 10 Wal street
New York ti'y. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
New pubIleation5.
PEMOvAL SALE.

8 B. IUYsrERs ENTIRE STOCK OF STANDARD
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. PURCHASED Bl - ".
FRANCIS & Co. Is OFF Erred AT PRICES THAT
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
SUCCESS OF THE GARDEN SHOW AS
SURED.
THE VISITORS ON SATURDAY NIGHT ESTIMATED
AT I0OOo-soME OF THE THINGS TO BE
SEEN AT THE VARIOUS BOOTHS
- OTHER NOTES.

OTHER NOTES
The formal opening OF the Cycle Show a. the Mad
ison Square Garden Saturday night was more
successful than even the most enthusiastic manu-
facturer dealer or rider had any reason TO expect
From an artistic viewpoint the exhibition is su-
perlor to anything OF the kind ever given n th's
country and the record was beaten IN point oi gen.
eral interes; and in attendance ~ the Garden yes
terday afternoon the managers were still counting
the tickets and could not give complete record OF
the number Of people who were present on satuF-
day night The superintendent Of the building. wIo
has been In the employ of the company lQr hld,iy
vears said that the crowd was Of the most
remarkable that ne had even seen in the inciosuFe.
He thought the Garden rad filled up faster tnah AZ
any other gathering there in years The character
Of the crowd also compared favorably with any
that he had seen in the place He estimated the
number of visitors TO be 10000.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

Wi;h the exception OF those foreign firms with
branch factories N this country. there Is only ono
English firm which has exhibit At the show.
Their wheels are hated at $40 and $50. Th.s Is
pointed OF by some OF the American manufacturers
conclusive proof tina the foreigners have prac-
;ically abanGoncf the idea Of attempting 10 COM
pete in this country with the wnooi OF American
make. They say tha: the metal rms in gen raj
use in England have seen Their day. ana that The
wood rim has to stay. Tncrc IS another sN-
hib!t OF wooden handle-bars for which the makerG
claim special virtue. They are made Of second
growth hickory. and 4 Is said that they assist in
decreasing the vibration. Another wheel has been
fitted with wooden frame. fOr which the Same vIr-
tue is Claimed the bicycle carriers are another IN
teres.ing feature.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

Those who visited the Garden as late as . O'CLOCK
Saturday afternoon and saw the coniuson ABOUT
the various booths dumfourdod when they
went into the amphithcatre AZ o'clock ana OBJ
served the fine condition OF the exhibits The
painters were at work on many Of the stands
late as o'clock yet everything was in dp1ie-pe
order when the doors were thrown open four hours
later few finishing touches were put on me
stands OF the late arrivals yesterday afternoon ana
visitors to-day will find he sho" II even be.'eF con-
d!tion than it Saturday night. one me-
chanica expert there yesterday afternoon SAID
that he looked upon the present show as an edu-
Gator In rs way. Said he: "Our neral knowledge
Of mechanical construction IS not a. great rs i
should be- and this is the ease particularly as ap-
,l,el n the bjcycle The experience with the cyce
Will educate the people 10 . better knowiedse or
mechanics The average prospective purchaser OF
bicvc,e knows little of its merits. and IN consa-
qucnce he must take some ones WORD for IT w1en
he buys wheel. Every rider should know MS
wheel thoroughly. and then when anything goes
wrong he VIII understand what to do
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

ing yesterday. yet many cyclists were seen en- the
read In the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
Dantins 5c')c o!s.

A LENANDEk MACGEEGOR.
n A..udelssonn Rooms. lOJ and ioS West JJ;hs.
lessons and classes ~ dancing
T GEORGE pODWoRTH. - ..
C,ass ard a-vcte lessons. Mens class. Mondays.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

on the Cosmopolitan ele-en his $40" oo"'-"o
meeting with great success
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

There are 50 many innovations al the sho" NAV
even the whecl,nan OF long standing Is likely 10
discover some new wrinkle" every day this week
Probably not one person in ten who went - the
show on Saturday night was abl, 10 see one-Aaf
OF the features there on exhibition. The crowd was
so great that one was carried past interesting pnces
and once past a particular point II was almost I'M
possible to get back there. The crush aronn1 the
booths where handsome costly souvenirs were
given away was especially great. The rage Tor
souvenirs has been such that some or the manu-
facturers have about made up their mind to lis-
courage the practice At one place where s!iVer
spoons were handed out the distribution haI 20 be
stopped on account of the thr0ng
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20
: YcEI.N TUEATRE. 4th-lyc and 23d-st.
uIyRoroIiVtr OPERA HOUSE.
nfsrrt<e ~ y.

Direction HENRY =. ABnEy and MAuKcE GRN.
Tonight Jan Romeo ef Iuiietie Nlst tle'. Mcioa
Jean and Ia dr Res.se rian'on. d. Nroa. Miusiiere
Tues Evc Jan Il a., Brooklyn Academy;
Triule nl.-Iast Appearance IN lfkl'n * Nme. cave
Philemon BlUcis Hamlet tMad sceae aa4 CaNa!lesa
Ru-tioara ,...~
Savie Lola Baeth Kitzu and Scaiohi tremonin cam
Iansri. Arironii and Maurrl ,,
Thurs Afternoon. Jan. -, Second and Last Spe. "
Ngtlr.- of tse SERIES of German Operas. lPHENPEiN
dn German. Nordi1a nrema. Jean aad FL &c heszHs
and kaschinarr.
Fri E,s.. Jar. 2i- MEFiSroFElE
,'alNs Aiartell nini and ki. le Ecszke
ST Mat jar .i-Ouly JOINT appearance at o. matinee
Of Mn. ,,ti,e ana Mmc. Seha LGc.a di I.am'ierlf'r
oni cav Rustisana Mines Melia. Ensls. Baueraeisier
aad Caiya. NM Luieit Ancona. cam9anaii. Airoh'
ana tremuuinl. Conductor HrNignanL
s., Eyg Jan .5-At popular prces-N Trovatore:
Mines Nnrlica Manteh NM. itussria'. Anmonii ana
kaschmara. ,-.. ..-.,-,
Sua Iyg. Jan. 2G-oth po0uiar sunday nisAt chc'r,'
seais q, box oilcc leading hotels and III Broadway
Knahe pianos used.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

Said wc-lrown physician the other day
Moderation in cycling is necessary In every
thing else and particularly so because II brings into
play sets Of muscles and blood vessels in Ger
tain parts of the body which entirely unpre-
pared for the unusual strain. The fascination OF
bicycle riding Is the strongest objection 10 tho
sport. on account Of the danger Of Oycr-"xcrticn.
and for this reason those who take It up for the i'm
provcment of health become so invcoratcd and de-
lighted with the exercise that those who should be
the most careful are generally the who ovcrdo
It, Entering violently into any exercise is bad and
in cycling for the reason that il gives III" heart
more to do than has been customary. but OF course
by going into the exercise gradually The heart
grows stronger and Is prepared for "Xcrtion A.
the lungs, cycling cultVatcs good habit Of deep
breathing and does a great deal 10 strengthen the
muscles Of the back There is no other exercise
that Is so qucting to the nervous and which at the
same time brings into play so nicely and so gently
the many parts Of the body without giving violent
work to some particular set Of muscles Cycling In
duccs those to take outdoor exercise who have never
taken IL before. and is the best exercise that can
be taken but let the beginner beware Of over-indul-
sence and persist in the pleasure and safcncss Of
moderation
New-York tribune., 1896-01-20

The triangular-frame BICYCLE with the handle
bars at the side. attracted some attention. There
was also another wheel built on practically ihe
same lines except that the hande-bars were ar
ranged in front as 10 the case with the wheels IN
general use The arrangement has been used as wei
for the front or forward. occupant OF tandem.
One Of the most sensible arrangements Cor tan
dem was shown by a Western company. tn" top
bar OF the frame for the forward rider can be re-
moved and The tandem can be used 10y TWO men or
by man and a woman. The machine seems 10 DE
almost If not quite. rigid with fh- bar removed
The scXtuplei. the larGes. wheel made 70 date" WIS
surrounded by n crowd all the evening. 1nc tires r
this machine alone arc said - have cost $50. The
wheel weighs 49, pounds. and II IS seared 10 some,
thing like $50 /; asserted that ono revolution ot
the pedals will send the machine forty-two fc'i.
There is another wheel with a peculiar name wn'ca
attracted some attcTtion. It's propcling power -
furnished with a driving motion. rather than
rotary one There Is n constant push. and in
creased speed IS claimed for the invention. There
is Cnain.