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CLUBS.

Yesterdays game resulted in defeat
for Charley Shaffcr's Buhaloes. The SAND
Crabs certainly did hit Basz hard AMI
often, but It was not on account of this
feature by any means that the game was
lost The fielding for the home team was
away below par, Jacobs espcc ally being
IN apparent bad form. lie muffed an easy
liner in tho fifth inning md followed 1t
up in the same inning ny fumbling the
bail and making a wild throw to Shatfer.
Mike seemed to be troubled with that
tired feeling" or some Ike malady, as Ia
che third inning he loafed between first
and second while Charley Becker pounded
the ban into left field and Jacobs shampili
toward second like rhnocerous with Il
sore foot, giving Bammert ample lime 70
trot out and pick mp the ball and throw
him out at second thus cheating Becker
out of clean base hut.
Becker made two errors, both of which
were excusable, as Charly is always in
the game and none could accuse MIN Oh
sold ering at any stage of It.
Captain Shaffer made one error. which
was somewhat of a surprise To mia many
admirers. He actually muifed an easy
thrown ball in the fourth. which. il
caught. would have retired the visitors
but 1t is hard 90 criticise Shaiter' ~ VI W
OF MS well known reputation rs baii
player. IL manager and a captain, Al
lovers of the sport in Texas know Shamer
to he a hard. conscientious worker ana
no ono could complain Of his work In the
interests of the Houston team during this
season.
There were only two noteworthy plays
made by the Buffaloe9 during the game,
being hard running ~ catches 10y George
Reed ana Jimmie Slagls In the second
aud third innings respect VelY
The features of the visitors playing
We're Nance's hard hitting and one double
play in The sixth inning
Houston scored two runs IN the first
| inning on hits by Slagle. Cote. Reed and
| Becker and an error by Belt ard these
were all they got. After that the home
| team only succeeded n getting one man
as far as second base Cote reaching the
| keystone In the third, where he expired.
| In the first inning the Sand Crabs
| scored one man on two HIS and a bad
| throw by Becker. In the fourth they
| brought in two mon on n two bavgcr by
| Bammert, a single by Belt tumble hv
Becker and a muf ny shaffer In the
| nth three more OF the Crabs Game in on
a single by Rrott. a mum by Jacobs and a
horne run hit by Nance. Their last run
was scored In the seventh on n two Dagger
! by Nance and triple by Belt
The batteries for this afternoons game
Will he; Houston. Roach and Cote; Gal
weston, Smith and Gond ng.
| The score.
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ternocn at $3.50. Immediately reeceding the
game The band Is reorgani2atoh OF tne
old l.ieh; Guard hand, and Mr.. Lewis mas
secured the best talent obtainabie TO con-
I,ete what will doubtless prove to be, tne
Eest military band in Texas. The follow
Inn programme viii be rendered; 49,,
March Hamllu Rifles" n,.,.,..;.. ;Haiii
SELECTION" Lucrezia Borgla ~, poniHet''
Marcenu-'I Want Yer Nah Honey
Fantas!e-"Rocked IN the Cradle of the
Doap" GluphU iium solo by mr.. 60.
j. May .............'.. .,.,s -. h'ii.HS'''
Medley oVtr;ure-"Arou the Metrop-
oils" Introducing the latest ana
popular drsi..,..... -. 49,, -, Beyei
Galop-"Tho Houston Brownies" noed-
icated 10 Messrs Slagle aud Beckerl
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Nine little boys In gray. lad
Nine little boys in gray.
They all are brothers
And love one another,
GALVESTON RIOTERS.

They Will Be On Hand Today With Ban
ncrs and Brass Horns.
The Galveston Rootatorial association
Will be here at noon today en- masse. Up
to Z O'Clock last evening there were over
800 tickets sold. and 1t ~ expected that
the two special trains arriving today will
bring at least 500 people. They Will be
accompanied by Il brass band and each
member of the rooters' brigade Will carry
the stars and stripes Floating from the
end of a bamboo sticR about four feet in
length and ii huge palm leaf fam This
Natter adjunct 10 their pArapherna.ia
would indicate that they are anticipating
a warm time. and the Houston rooters
Will certainly eudeaVor to not disappoint
them. The breast of each and every one
of the rOotatoral sand crabs will he
adorned with gray satin ribbon bearing
tho following unique inscription;
Galveston Ro0tertorial Association.
We Are Dead In II.
Relow this appears a picture of a skull
and cross bones, and then the date, Sep
temher O. 1896
The Houston rooters have completed ar
rangements for meeting ind entertaining
the visitors, and a Jolly. good-natured
time will be had even though the Gal
vcs'onians are compelled to suffer bitter
sappo!ntment In the ignominious defeat
OF Jack Illusions graybacks.
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Cleveland is a hot-bed of democrlcy, and
laboring men there are tor Bryan To Il
man.
"The knights of Lauor are lighting tan
ma tooth and na!l, because ihv first or
Sanization that he desroycd was the
knights of Labor organization of s"umen
in the lower lake regions. The central
Labor union Of Cleveland Las repeatedly
denounced Hanna as Il iahor crilsher.
Hanna has attempted several times TO
open negotiations with the lenders ~ the
union, but our people Will have ~othins to
do with him.
at is a fact worth recalling" con-
tinued Mr.. Martin, in connection with
the republican claim that this SoFernmeht
can not maintain a bimetailic sysi en- OF
published n text book. showing that the
purchase of i,ipI0QO ounces of silver ul;ncr
the sherman law had raised the bullion
value of silver to N.2l, an ounce and
9verted panic through the failure OF
Barring Bros, of London"
!, gonfGrence Of ne ieadSrs NJ, Of n re
political situation The fact that J. Y.
Iowderly has offered his services to
kinley ANA Tie gold standard has fingered
his former associates, and it Is probable
that steps will be taken to oppose him
Bishop of the knights or Labor tas is
sued the following circular to the mem
aposiasy Of iowderly, who only few
years ago declared In an article in the
North American Review that the iree
coinage. of silver was the salvation OF
70 the order Wherever Found. Greeting
Washington, August 3l.-Terence N.n-
cent lowderiy, who for fourteen years
prior to November. 1898, was ,i,e cf.ef
officer In the Knights of Labor has been
recently quoted as stating auth 1rta'Ncly
mat the free coinage Of silver Is no ror-
u,on Of Nc, preamble or creed OF the
- nave clnlmcd now for three years
mat Mr. Powdcrly was a mononanac
Hpon The one subject Of I. V. Powderly;
upon matters not affecting his personal
~, end ! can not AT tins 'lne refrain
from entering into snort retrospect OF
tho career OF the man whose iut Sanl 'ed
cgotism was one of the chief cIu>es that
brought strife and d!sscnsion for "A time
INTO our sanciuares,
ne Tree and unlimited coiaas2 or slle
Yer hes hocn one Of the main dem tnds of
the Knights Of Labor since thc atlanta
session OF the genera assembly, IN PSI,
u has been ro-cnforred snet'li'GlN t.nte
l'M ana m St Louis in 1882 and our iegis-
laiiVo committees have been instructed 10
make that. with the land and tranSpor'a-
ton Parks. heir chief care.
MIR PnWderly AZ chairman Of dele,
CATION representing this orler, lit.ndei
en-, tcrenccs and conventions 81 the Farm
ers' Alliance and the peoples .larlN At
whore the knights Of Labor were again
pledged to tho sIpport Of ihif measure
with his active cooperation and conso NJ
official speeches as being rt1sonl'N u
worm a0hCrent Of these doctyincs, and rs
rroscni attitude Ia simply 4 dis( aiaing oil
An ne has and knows he owes to the
Knights. Of Labor: nj No is hc Is h'mse'f
responsible FOR Let ms hermit n. Y.
a pelEidieTy to pass quietly Tto d iSs
General Worthy Foreman"
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THE MoRKINGMEN
For Bryan Despite Threats of BOSSES
Powderly's Resord Exposed

For Bryan Despite Threats OF Rosses
Powderly's Resord Exposed
New York. September S--Hcury Il. Mar
tin OF Minneapolis, editor OF The journal
OF the Knights OF Labor, Is Ia tho civ. lilo
nus lust re .urneu from AN extended tnlr
t4rough The Western and New EnriluIl
sta',S1' Mhen seen Al the Broadway cen
irdl Hotel. Air. Martin said:
u mink Bryau's election sure. rhrre
arlears 10 be 20 doubt Of his ,rium2hai
ierccsS IN November. There Ms IA .i"
hil,cancc In the e.ection returns ,rou ~
innut Both parties there de,i,l,,d tnr
Inc gold standard IN their State nix fnrros
ne Stone trust Of Vermont, of whieh
Stnnior PROCTOR, lac republican Nalionnl
'mm.ttccnAn Of thaf State. * rrrei,i,,,,t
ana the banks holding the farmers mort,
cages lett nothing uudOne 10 inrreasr ia
republican, majority, The quarry r1ypors
competed their workmeu to vote the ,c.
nuhlican ticket by threatening tren NJ u, IL,
dismissal, and the banks forced many ~
tnt FARMERS 20 support draut, The reIuh.
l.c+h Ntndldnie for governor ,,nd,
threats TO toreciosc on their loan, '"'e'
In all the stone quarries III Onto the
men are wearing Bryan buttons IN AN ~
| ance OF their employers, The civ ~
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cor7OS Noyfsf"'

Groesbeeck, Texas 'as month ssa q \
ton r' ,Ee largest his IN ,ss's W'I
M weIe Actuai figures So nae 8
IN to September ce'n,embS
Steole's yard up 10 81 .,sI
icai is5 aes1 S9iSs' nqalryy, ' e.
w Wren inl,,es slslf of ne s s'iSIs COR, J,
been gathered n Ems nes d
rrt,s hard 4 A ns"t Inc mia''
ready for wofh " ..,a ~
week WI. r,oyd anoers has 3: e. ss !, :.
~ MI ltop rs lower sinr q s n
hauling water' ~
Temple. rssas,, l sse'ss',.sss'l 3 i,
,uat ms Of the prINe eject , w'l
row row Jay Jays has lad s,i,rrsnely a;i : 4:
ton M" NH be very sa So, iesins 49, =, ..
bi.e 70 SIX 1 ,ss month q s ssai y. J
re =, grs al Temple .sade and o'Il,ls'
;.,orcd lO2 IN the ,s.hcdy T. e
w WEI on nj ssiyeness o. =. ~
Mckinney. l,fns their VA VA
ers are mars.'Isnrsy re- !
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY RESULTS.

New York, September 1.-THE fine care
which had been provided for this, III,
last day of the racing at Sheershead Bay
drew "a large attendance and there wa,
some of the best racing seen in a lonl
time
Five furlongs. selling-Scarf Pin.
one mile and half-Keenan
The Great Eastern handicap-Ogden.
Selling, five decentralization.
ono mile an an cighth-Connoisseur,
Selling, one mile-lIarry Reed.
Steeplechaao. full course-St. Anthony.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

A. NashmEton-W sshlngton-St. Louis
game postponed. Rain
A. Philadelphia-Game (afternoom post
poned. Rain
AZ brooklyn R.H.
cincinnati ...,,....l 1000 0-5 . d
haii eras-Payue and Burren. Dwyor
ana peN2.
~ New Yotk--Pittsburg New York game
calico after nrst inning account rain.
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spirited horses, e eOn. Man w =,
Wooden bridge eer ,Ssy tonsis -
a~ppr,oSacned, The 6 81 s,snrosIl,s., *! z !,
h ags IN in the AZ and az lap away en-
Ma s3@ " hsr fssa S' assss ,ssn% ana II Al
I' od escaped un!njuxfesdb, he Isat'' :
raiied IN and Today
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sO'Conuor called out for interference,
Score oA innings - 90
Austin '.................0 OOO2 o.
summary
Earned runs-San Antonio ::
Two l..so hits-Icrhcrt ca, k'ernan GU.
MoUtugt Lawrence, o'tpnuor ana 'laTk.
Tir-t il,ac on errors-Griflln. spencer.
nroppoi thrown hall--He ydon.
Bascs "a called balls-'it Ne''n = on
crowen q. ,> I,-t.e,.. , -.
renee. ~, a.,
| 2). Clark AID spencer <,,.,-.
B4ttors hjt-Mhler, Crowen ana Groom
nor.
! Time of gsme-l;S'
4 hmpirc-Clark.
inns AFTERNOONS RAND CONCERT,
| Lewis Military uand urder the direo-
| toishtp e Mr.. charles Lewis, the popular
orchestra leader OF the opera house, VIII
give y concert at Baseball park this at
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WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

W T8VVI'i NFTV"1IIH'T O'--Fd1r OrOUndS
results:
Six fnrlmgs-our Bishop. Milford, Silver
Set. Tlme ia.
SIX furlongs Neutral. Lady Britannia.
Susie i. Time, / 10 L.
one and one-haf niles, seling-Wh his
mer, Bllls Mckenzie, Charlie Mcdonald
Time, ZAP Ia
Seven furlougs, handicap-Trilby. KAN
SIN, johnny Mciiale. Time 20.
one ana onc-si Xteenth milcs-fIarry Nc
couch. Ace, Pepper. Time, l:i9 IA.
hlcNen-siNteenths of "A mile. handicap-
t@member Me, Algol, Shasta. Time,
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regular scheduled season Will be player
this afternoon, when Galveston and ilolis-
ION will meet upon the Houston diamond
and Austin and San AntoDio will meet
upon the San Antonio diamond. While
this virtually closes the season. pasephli
will not be abandoned by any means
Houston has the credit OF the ilrst sea-
sons pcnnant and also won first place
III the second series. When the percentage
Of the present series has been inquired mp
and announced by Secretary Barbiscn,
there Will be a pay-off of about thirty
games with the leading team. III II shou'n
be Galvestons lot to win this series pen
nant the piay-on will be with them, and
II san Antonio should he fortunate enough.
10 get the flag. they VIII cross bats with
Houston. Austin Is not In II.
1t may he that some explanation is nee
essary why Austin Is not considered. Sew
eral weeks ago the Austin hackers of the
team asked the league for financial help
10 keep them going until August y, aud
In response TO that 5000 or 500 was given
them by the stronger associations. Al the
league meeting in Austin, August 20, Inc
Austin representative demanded that VS.
hing teams playing N Austin should ne
content with one-half the gate receipts,
and not require of them the guarantee OF
$50 which has been customary uhroushout
The season. The league magnatcs hni
nothing else to do but accedc to TINS de-
uana as 1t was necessary to Keep the
league going. Now that the season mas
been brought TO close Austin VIII NOT
I've In the play-oif, as they ran NOT dtpW
, having crowd and evidently have no
money TO keep team going.
rhere will he a crowd here from Gal
..,o ,,,t, ar,arnonn rhe root.rs are
'.,,',r,- ,,', snac,,l trnin on the Gal
~ ,,a,,,,o ,a ,,,rdoraor railway
NVs''', ,..,,. ,,,,,r ,ho na,d.
an" W" "'"'V -. -, u.,t ,b,,
anu my 70 ru'tls '''o ~, 1 ~, Evru If
nome sualn WI SUI" 49, ,,i,yrd dur-
houston han ion. 80 So 80 ia ,bis
ins the lhSt ipu' ~. ~ onn o.
Guy Woulh De- h"liautu VII W" TTin.',o,.
worry touLY. nus E'i''tv '' tta,,,tort ,
WIN ne inc Srent' 81 II u.us W. -, NO.
mas over zone ne 20 oN 1v i,,,, Ir
return nome HuiHlld''u' IVY
I'm, phrS' ,,a" u,'itt I,U ,,a11,t NM
,t""u W pr itt,,4 - ,i,'rs.,n , ,v,..L or
liouS"h l''i7 Nlsllt'i N's'N " nm, r.
80 ago anu 'hH 1919 ", ,,., 80.
waa TO mem a PHihlu' piu,aL ~ ~
,.,"',,,t III eiise RSo.rr W,ll ANS beinr
!no NvtS. w tmH TO- az" ~ ~, ~" of,or.
10 q" ,tu 'nrIi 10y ~ mi =,
noon. Ine s"I leh 1uir 10 wmt M
others aS you womb nave 'hrW 20 u.t'
you. dnu ny II ~ pr'Suul'1 t"., '"r ~,
N1s''i. 1872 ''NNf ri,, u a.,
rule inc IHuS'a ans WIZ u9 u,'t" tl" ,.
,oPsy NJ my nll "Il,y 'ly ma, i,,,,,, ~,
~ WI ",n w. Kun - ~, .,c ,rnn1 atat,d
having ieleeraphed ior soci41n to Ne
tt,c, t,tu t,o yf'r, n5isv Thev 'yNt,i he
welcome and when they return home II
viii he To carry fne condolence Of the resi-
oe''S OF the Magnolia ivy
Tho sn...ss Of the roaa rae. rh,,rslav
v,s h,aesd er,i.r,inr IN tina cnterprising
,,ro,,,.,,, Mean, CAN Tnt,rora and In
,,n" ,,,,.,,.,'.., ,nt a. .,h,, I,o,,aton cv-
rome SWllI"lH' "ii !" N"N '''''7''" ~
,,lists as we'll II Was tho largest gather
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CALDWELL WON.

Caldwell, Texas, September 5.-Yellow
frl'.r and Caldwell mines pa. Ell game
e ball hore yesterday. Score - to IA. I'm
favor Of Caldwell. ~
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Not included In means.
COTTON ENnInN nlLLETIN.
REtiAfKs

Dry weather prevVs IN Texas except at
san Antonio, where 72-loOhs Of an inca
has fallen during the past twenty -four
hours,
except Augn-ta, Charleston, Montgomery
warmeT wssksr prevails n the west
ern portion Of re cotton region.
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of the man who confidently believes h.
is the coming champion. and. what !.
moro to the point, is putting up sonl or
his own savings to back up his confidence,
DESPITE the fact that there are any NUM-
Der OF men IN California ready to Ind the
money for him.
The sailor should be proud Of the COM
rarlson to Dan Creedcn, for Dan Is ons
of the most perfect specimens of man
hood in the ring.
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A1. q. rIEIn,s DRESSING.

AL G. FIELDS Minstrcls and Utopia
opened their season ~ith great success
at Newark. Ohio on August 10 IAN the
now features and Old faVorites were
warmly received,
Lewis Morrison viii wear a handsome
Indian blanket made by pasinn in
his new American play. '"rhe Indian" The
blanket used to belong 20 ". H. Melon
old Of the "Bos,oniAns,, who wore IT
In the opera. The OEallalas" II Is made
OF rAwhidc, and Enthusiastically ornumentcd
with Indian heads.
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A DEEP LAID PLOT.
Conspiracy for the Complete Annihilauon
of the Buffaloes.

Conspiracy for the Complete Annihilauon
of the Buffaloes.
Galveston Tribune.
That plot Matched in the fertile brains OF
me and Bil"-viz. the Due de GuiIluine
and his lord high chamberain-has as
sumed alarming proportions and II Is no"
almost certain that the Bufialoes. "ho"
they have planned TO overthrow, VIII De
completely aunihilated. From all parts OIL
tho city the fans" have gathered AROUND
the standard of the illustrous rooter ana
have pledged him their answering realty
ON Sunday morning the Due dc Guillume
Will arise at two balls and will be prompt
Is ATTENDED by Me and his royal III
terpreter, Sir julius. -Four hours by the
sun TO O'Clock standard tlme) he Will he In
readiness To receive his allies and Will pro-
Vide them with uniform ana Instruments
of warfare, which have already been con
tributed by his co-conspirators, Ben Beck
inau, Robert /. Cohen and ths Racket
store.
The due has issued an edict that all who
are IN sympathy with the cause Which ne
cspouses snail assemble at the time ana
place hereiupeiorc mentioned, acd thence
repair TO une Uni IN depot, where they VIII
board either of the specials-the Home
Run over the Galve ston. Houston ana
henderson (Morrow captainl, which sans
at lU.2i o'clock, or the wind burner, v
over the Galveston, La Porte and houston
tSmith capta!,D, which leaves port at 1880.
| The due at one time thought of trans
lortlng his allies free of charge, hut the
depleted condition OF his royal treasury
Will not admit. a small tax, u, VIII there,
fore be levied upon each. 1t may be paid
| any time today or tonight at the due
| temporary headquarters in the Tribune
| building or DIT the La Porte or tho Cal
| weston, Houston and henderson ticket Of
| nCes ana passports obtained.
The Royal Guards band and the Marine
| hand. secured for the occasion from the
| Trinity United states steamship Harvey,
| VIII accompany the due and his staff
| which is composed OF Me" Sir Julius
| Lieutenats Warner and McMaster. colo
! nel'' James Hampton Sullivan date oi
| publbD, cardinal Talmage, Quartermastei
| iasker and Secretary of War Geehan.
The following royal societies attend also
| The Rarebacls. the Edelweiss. the Jas
mine, the Jolly Fifteen, the Oleanders
| the Trllby Rooneys.
| Lord of the Music Rolls Keotch will con
| duct the grand chorus of 1900 voices in tn,
following song from the pen of Colonel AZ
| Fan.
Nine little boy, in gray. lad.
| Nine little boys in gray.
| They all are brothers
| And love one another,
And baseball they can play.
Just nine little boys in gray, lad.
VIII break poor Houston'y heart;
The Buffaloes they'll skin
And the penuant they'll win
Before they have drifted apart
|
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sol SMITH RussNLL's NEW PLAY.

The title of Martha Morion'S new com
ody Is "A Bachelors Romance" and It
had It's FIRST production at the Davidson
theAtcr in Milwaukee, on Monday, Sep
tcmhvr |.
The play was written for Sol Smith Rus
sell, and both he and his manager are so
well pleased with Miss Nortons work
aud feet 80 confident oil its success. that
they have decided TO abandon thor play
Of playing IA repertoire of AIR. Russell 5
old Successes and confine all the coming
tour 10 the new play.
The leading role of David Holmes Is n
strongly drawn character part and said
TO tit Mr.. Russelrs personality to prefec-
tion. Homer T.. Ervcne has painted the
scenery ana Manager Berger has secured
a very fine supporting company. including
Arthur Forrest Charles Mackay, Alfred
hudson George W. pcnham, + r. Tyler,
Stewart Allen, James Burns. George cook.
Charles Lehman. BERTHA Creighton, Beat
rice Moreland, Mia Allen, and Fanny
Addison PITT,
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WEATHER INFORMATION.

TEXAS COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
Reports for the twcnty-four hours end
ing at S a. m, 18th meridian time.
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TlIN WORLn AMllNlaI.

\ man named Dyer Williams has IN
vented new wheel which he claims viii
double tho speed OF the present wheel lie
has one on exhibition at his offices, IN the
Moundnock building, and has ridden It
about the city considerable, and II has
attracted a great deal of attention. It's
deprrturo from the present wheel is in the
pcdal- aud sprorhet wheel The sprookct
wheel is tom inchos IN diameter and has
thir;y-.hrrc teeth oue-iuDh pitch Inside
OF The sprockct wheel here t. anuihcg
i've inches In diameter. rhis l. operated
by a rotary friction clutch ON the other
side Of the axle there ~ another whcrl, OF
the same diameter which IS operated in
she samc way The operation Of tho ned
ais Is reciprocal When tho pedal reaches
the perpendicular under Tho sprorkot
wheel II Is drawn back by a strong steel
spring. This makes the motion of ne
foot aud les always forward The bicycle
has been before tho public attention for
some time and II has been turned over to
numerous riders 10 try and they are en-
thusiastic over the results they get out
OF g. The only thing about " which
causes doubt about it's success as wheel
for general use gays the Cycling ga
aettc. T. Tho fact that IL has so many
parts TO get out OF order. anu II would
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In the list OF employees of the opera
hons" We forgot to mention the orchestra
which is composed OF the following art
lists; o. T.. ptehl. first violin, T.. Lasne.
ilute. ". Han. clariouot; s j Pau, cor
net; Bort Boone. trombone; o. q. Lewis.
double dcums; Charles Lewis. pianist aud
director.
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Two inventive Geniuses Of Louisville,
Alnhous Fay and William McNah have
perfected plans for manufacturing a
woodon-frafue bicycle. invented by Mr.
Fay. They intend to nave Vt on the mar
! kct early next season.
The frame Is unique In construction.
There are no bolts on screws. Iuc toitlts
are steel castings and the wood pieces
are pushed into jhese. The rods OF the
frame are hollow, aud through them runs
a wire This gives great strenE'h,
But The greatest point claimed for 1t Is
that 1t can he huilt 81 very little cost.
An ordinary steel tube frame coss from
,S to SO hut this can he made for & y
wheel ntted with 1T can be sold for SIS.