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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-15
or THE BUSINESS OF
Fund II u SOCIETY," y ~ FoH THE YEAR END
ING i2th MONTH. n. 1885: 81

f2N u5 socrHq sf. 9o tsc THE YEAR END.
fNd iath MONTH g. 1855
no cash balance u MO. 81, 1855 $3.50! z
Interest on Investments 49,. u5. 1888 13
Paid on on bond and mortgage IS,0l0 45
Paid on on bills receivable -. 6,690 90
Sale of real estate .... ......". $3.50 81
Corporation bonds paid Off 80. $500 20
Premium on sale Of bonds So. $40 20
Rents and other receipts ..... 77OS bS
n.lz.s94 50
by amount paid depcsitors .... ssso.o22 81
by amount loaned on bond and m
BY amount loaned on bills re- :, On, m
Corporation a'' bonds ii' purchased. 1ssoS %
Stocks purchased 49,. -. 80. $500 n
Premiums on bonds purchased sob 81
Accrued interest on Investments 1926 u
Water rents taxes and repairs $3.50 81
Cash IsH balance IL Mo. 81, isss.... 1881 Il
sl,l27,s94 50
Cash balance Il Mo. 81, 1886 80. 1921 a
Mortgages 80. ..... So. .... :. 257S, 1903 4S
Judgment bonds ....,. 80. see. 81, 100 90
Bills receivable with collateral 2j,225 90
Wilmington City Pass. r.. w.
Co, bonds, reg. per cent 80. $4,000 20
reg. W per cent. ..,........". a,S75 90
R. Co. bonds, reg. per cent s9,75O 90
R. CO. bonds, reg. 5 per cent 10000 90
Phila., vii. and Bait. r. r.
cent. 80. 49,. 80. ............ 49,54O 2S
per cent NV. ......... .e. $4,000 90
New Castle County bonds. reg.
WU
New Ne S' castle s Gas Co. bonds,reg. wv W W
New w Castle ' Water waite Works Co. '' "
bonds, reg, s per cent; -. 1900 90
Del, reg s per cent .........: 5000 90
Phila. and Reading r. r., gold
sinking fund bonds, reg per ~
bonds, reg. Is per cent -. 10000 90
Phila, and Reading r. r. Co.,
coal and iron bonds, reg.
Colorado Springs Rapid Transit ''' W
r. W. Co. bonds, & per cent. 10000 90
Central r. r. of New Jersey,
gen mortgage gold bonds,
Phii S and Reading r. Il. Co., ''' w
Terminal bonds, reg. s per ct. 10000 90
Atlantic City r. r. Co. bonds
reg. per cent. ................ 10000 %
reg. per cent. -. -. 49,. $4,000 90
Wilmington CITY fnectrlc Co. ma IA
,, bongs, req per cent -. l'oo' !"
Wilmington City Loan reg ooo M
Wilmington City Loan, reg. rOoo M
Wisconsin Central Co., reeeiv- ,Ooo, IN
St; Louis Merchants Bridge
Ierminai h'W' Co. pohus' reg ,,.oo IA
per cent. -. -: 49,. 1850 w
second Avenue traction GO. =.
pohas' Flttspufs, req per CT Io'oVo W
Bangor and Aroostook R.R. GO.
bonds, reg. 5 per cent. ........ 2i,100 90
Potomac r. r. Co. bonds, reg.
Az per cent. 49,. 49,. ........ 1000 90
Baltimore Belt II. r. Co., gold
bonds, reg per cent. ........ 5000 70
Lehigh Valley r. r. C. gold car
Allentown and Bethlehem Rap
Id Transit Co. bonds, reg. 6
per cent. 900. SO. $50. go. 1900 90
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MilmingtOn & Northern R, R,

1IMl TABLE IN EtFEC1 NOV. Z.nu. 1873
Ti&ina leave Wilmington tFrench Street
6tatiOn) for b. o. y. junction, Muptrhan-
in, NtnteihuIn. GuyencUurt, GTanUgus.
Cosnurt. Chadd's Ford Junction. PUpup-
son. West Chester. Embreville. Mort0h-
VILE. CGltusrile aad Intermediate sta
tons daily eAccpt sunday 20 II ~ 2.l0 Aus
annals y. III. Sundays only Ats.Us IN. 2le
and 40l pm.
FtI WaynesDuIg junction., Springfield
md Intermediate UtntiuLs, daily except
SUNDAY III ~ m 2lO Rnt Us y, ~.
Sundays only ht S.VS u. III, 1lO and avs
y, n
teruedihte stations daily except Sunday.
7gy IN and 40 u III. Sundays 0nlys
al SUS a m. and 40 .. IN.
A. g NrCATSLAND. Superintendent
BOWNFsS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass. Agent
CTEAMEH FAvOluTE 10 AUGUSTINE
> rHtk.-Seasun 1857, Churches Lodges.
and Ulhcr uTghuiEn'lous eau secure dates at
% PEI cent Tryft u charter. with all privi-
legcs, SUNDAYS, week days or mOonlghts
JAMES II. 5. GAM. Manager For addition
al Information apply to j 7. Mclvor. he
publican Oilcc. in}-2m
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-15

TDTt ATLNINIIC JIIl. =
Leave Broad Street station via DELI
ware river bridge express. 7O2 Pm. daily
Leave Market Street Wharf, express.
$50 Il. m, 200. 40 and 500 p. m. Sundnys,
S45 and g.i5 u. m. Accommodation, 500.
$50 IA. m, $40 and 4.2O p. m. week
Sundays. 500, SIS u. m, dUO and 500 p. M.
For Cape May, Anglesea, Wildwood and
Holly Beach, and Sea Isle City, Ocean
400 y. III. week days. Sundays, 500 a.ni.
For Soners Puint.--Ekpress, $50 IA. co.
and 40 p III. week days. Sundays, as
Il. Ill.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE r. r.

Schedule in effect April .. 1897;
Trains leave Wilmington as foiiows .o
s sSr IL fs'l s5s ps5e 't s8s 3D. 10 g.
1913. 1l25. LIS. las a. m: 'l2l6. lS SnS
all, 6.O2, 500. $50. 6.45. ln. s.os and ais
Accommodation, 61o. ITO, s12, Iio2 ami
l245 23S, AGO, SIS, $50 and 1910 p m.
For Chester (expressl. LII, 40, $50. ~
10, $50. S55. iO:O3, l125 ll.45 a. m; LIZ
a. 3cc sSs sss tS siS SiS Sls no lLs
a. m. l2.45. 2,ss. 400. SIS, 6.i5. 7SO ana io.4o
p. IN.
ass, s.as Dining Carr. 1913 u.45 q, m;
'l2l6 Dining Carp, l.s7 Dining carr. sus
$50. ''62O Dining CaD, and 7.07. s.l6 2; n.
fSHneetlng va BPSaa IN ssree' Ia q
a.sS. sos, 5.O2, sos and iO,i6 p. m.
For Boston without change. lo.ls a. ms
For '' Newark Center and intermediates
stations, 1888 IA. m. and 6.S2 p. m; "a,
baltimore and Washington. a-sS s.g,'
Sll, 10lS and 100 a. m; 1905, R.49. LII;
80, S.5G, 5.22, ''GO5. 100. TAI, S22 p m anu
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
z47, 4.43, sos p. m. and l2OO night.
lO.2C. lbs a. m; i2.C Is, .2si, ll2, 2.02. s.iS.
846. 4Ol al, sos, $50, $50, 617, s.55. fAo.
is sis. 4Os, 4l4. SIS. SIS. 1908 and lLss
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fur Philadelphia (express). l.57 2bo, 4-Ds
SIS. 933 10.43, Has a. m; LIT, S,0o, o!Vss
$50, 7.07, I2S, 800 and SIG p, m.
Accommodation, 7.07, S19 a. m; l2es.
Las AGO. SIS and 1910 y. M.
For Chester (express), 157, 40. 80.
ll.45 a. m.. 49, 305, SU6, 6.56, 7.01, ana sus
y. M.
Accommodation. 767, SIS am; R0s, Isl.
400 526 72S and II. 40 p. m.
For New York Through e1press), Lefs
255 1888 Dining Carr. 1913, 1l.45 q. N.
137 Dining Car), sos. 5.56 1920 (pining
Carr. 7.O7, 9.l6 p. M, connecting via Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia, 40 7OI, SlS
Il. m; 400 SOC and l04O p. m.
For Boston, without change, 556 p ~
Baltimore and Washington, AS, 6ois
lois a. IN; l2u5 l2.49. l.jO 5.2S, ''6.U5, 1.4is
s22 .. In and 1858 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
6US p. m, 100 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, TOE
Wilmington (express). $50, TO. II rs a. M
1919, l.l2. Al. SOS, G55, 7.4O, s.S5, lilo lLl6
.. and 1905 night.
Accommodation. S.3j, BIZ, lOSJ a. ms
1890, 2.32. $40. s3S and 1908 p. m.
Southern Railway.-741 p. m. daily.
sleepers 10 Augusta. New Orleans, Mem.
phis. Tampa. Nashville. via Asheyille ana
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Lne.-12.49 p. M, daily
sleepsrs to Jacksonville, Port Tampas
Macon and ChArlestun; 12.53 night, aahys
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. So p,m-
daily, sleepers and dining car to Cincin-
natl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-15

c') Congressional Limited Express train
composed entirely of Pullman Vestibulo
Parlor and Dining Cars. No extra fare
other than the usual Pullman charge.
~ Limited express trains composed OF
Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars, Vestibule
Passenger Coaches and Dining Car. No
extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company viii
call Tor and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further information passengers ara
referred to the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
J. Is. HUTCHINSON. J. II. WOOD
Gen. Manager. Gen Pass. Ageu5-
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ROSS, 2lO MARKET STREET.
DIR. SIM MS
Vegetable Liver Pills

swallowing. Gripeess and not slckeuing
Operate EraIdly. aud yet you hardly
know you take medicine. The finest
Liver. Kidney anu Stomach medleiro
known. VIII surely cure Liver GOA
piaiGts Kidney disease and Stomach tro1-
bios, Dyspepsia etc Cures tired feeling,
skin affections, hsataohe. dizziness. gid
dy.head. &O. Nice la every respect asa
real Liver medicine and family protsc-
ton against diseases. rs cents a box. six
In one for 81. bold by druggists In cities
and country. Depot, UO6 King street.
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PENNSYLVANIA ilLa0Al.
The Standard Railway Of America

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THm
INTERLocKING SWITCH ANIL
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
MANY CLUB RUNS TO-DAY.
-oNE or THE cIrBs WILL CONTINUE To HOLD
RIMS THROUGH TIE WINTER WHEN
WEATHER PERMITS.

The many clubs lu ihis district nave '"Ae" ""
ff.,i,' Interest u their club runs thi. year. and
49, - g.. t,-,. ,,,, tho runs through
-"i'' ' ''"' f''t'D ~ ~ " 'i
th. inter-. AZ least long ts the weather Will per
nit 4 year or so ago tn. enthusiasm over club
,..., 60. ...f. . IN. ,r.aLs IN The
runs H'h"'"'S I'~'T" 'o' '"'f "
spring bur this ear The dftendanc" az the runs
ms h..n uniforniv arg. throughout the season.
.r, - .I, ~. ,t ..,r,,rv runs i'm This
''' -"'"' 90" "
u-lghuorn"od- som ~ IN" more interesting '""S
arranged FOR today .r- As follows
H., .t.. .t- ,.tt.,.. ,,r.,t, v-,e.i,,.r1'o RAINY
N'''' ~ ''' N'i 80. t,-+,, mn ,,,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
PIGEONS " THE iRCTIC.
From The Boston Herald.

From Inc Boston h'rdld.
Writers for the contemporary press who have re-
Gently treated OF Andrees essay 10 reach the Mort
Pole In balloon appear TO have forgotten-f. in
deed they kne v-that carrier pigeons have
previously been taken 10 the Arctic regions by
other explorers, and that in one instance II IL be
lieved that a bird made its way south TO Its old
home In Scotland.
When SIR John Rose set out in the Felix in
search OF Sir John Franklin's expedition. In 1850.
he took with him four homing pigeons belonging
TO "A woman In Ayrshire. intending 10 Iberate two
OF them when the OF the ice rendered IL nee
essary 10 lay up his vessel for the winter and the
other TWO when he discovered the missing explorer.
II he should be fortunate =,
\ pigeon made It's appearance at the dovecote IN
Ayrshire on October 10 which the woman recog-
nized nv marks and circumstances tnat left no
doubt I'm her mind OF its being one or the younger
nair prpsanted by her TO Sir John. II carried no
blet but there indications III the loss OF
th.rs on th. breast OF one having been torn
from under the wing. Though II IL known that
,h sneed OF pigeons Is equal to 100 miles an hour
,hc distance from Melville Island to Ayrshir. beinS
en- +, dlrecr line about twenty-four hundred miles.
is "a great that evidence of the bird having been
.ort on as early az October 10 was required Derore
4, couId he believed that no mistake was made IN
the Identification OF the individual which came 10
the cote. ......, ,h., a,r rohr Pose
d,snatched the youngest pair on October ana !.
1880 In a basket suspended from paiioon' during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

a West-northvest gale BY contrlvance of a slov
match the birds We're to be liberated az the end OF
t"enty-fou hours. The reader can form his own
opinion az 10 the Identity OF the pigeon in question
nut AT the time II was fully believed that the bird
Melville BAY. ~ "
me expedition fitted out by Lady Franklin in
lrol which sailed In the Prince Albert under COM
mand OF William Kennedy took a number of horn-
ing pigeons. II reached Uperna vk on June 10. and
after taking on board some Esqu mau dogs set out
10 explore the shores OF Prince Regents inlet Tho
much-dreaded middle ice reached soon after
.raNlng. and four days spent In passing
through ii TO the western side 81 the BAY during
which time the men were constantly employed in
sailing. boring. pushing. warpng. not infrequeniy
exposed 10 the periOus "niDs which are some
times productive OF dire consequences. Al this
point In the voyage II deemed advisable % test
the powers OF the pigeons. but the poor birds re-
fused 10 take the long flight England. and reso-
lutey persisted in returning to the ship again and
again after "A short survey OF the lev region in
which they were let loose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS.
oy,porsEK TO BE RECKONED WITH IN
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS.
.,,rp AND THE TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE
ENGlsCH ADVISED TO TAKE POISON
OTIS pRUG-NOTEs FROM OTHER

CHESS FIELDS
1,o-i,r tournament has brought prominently
10 chess arena another aspirant for worlds
M ,o,sbin hono-s and the record OF Rudolph
-o,,ssk at Budapest and in the German congress
,.,os him 70 consideration when the next match
go .ho loading honor * being arranged. His steady
,,.a after the fourth round of the recent tourna-
90. u,as remarkable: he did not lose a game in the
last fourteen rounds.
C,,a-ousek was born al Prague. the birthplace or
r.o,r,,z September 10. 1878. He was educated IN
prdanest. where his parents have resided since MS
e<., year and he il claimed by Hungary.
1rc,5ents were not wanting in the Berlin congress
-. ca,ber,ngs OF chess-players are without hap
Jennings of a sensa tiOnal character. EnShsch "foie
y ,he committee tha. he had been advised by some
one 20 take poisonous drug for headache with the
-, on the part Of the adviser. he believed. OF in
urng his chances in the tournament. Ehghsch
s,sn, home at once and forfeited his unpayed
games. -. ....n..,,
..-~ and aft and expressed harsh opinions % he
committee.
-be testimonial 10 William Steinitz will be held on
o,,oba- "a AZ the Central Opera House. SiXty-sev-
.nth-st New-York city.
The BROOKLYN Chess Clubs annual meeting was
,ela recently and the officers elected We're: Presi-
ae,, Winston II Hager: vce-presidents. r r
Williams and Herman Behr: treasurer. j. H.
1s,akev. secretary Stanley H. Chadwick, directors.
7 r. Narean George W. Jones. y SIMS II. :
n Cragg and !. = Messtes
Ths Manhattan Chess club has issued an an
,ouncerrent % is annual championship tournament
and class tournament, via substantial prizes
tis~a follows another selection o; games from the
Berlin tournament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
FOR THE y Y STATE l. A W ELECTION
THE TICKET FOX CHIEF coNerL- vIrE-coNsrr.
AND REPREs ENT ATlVES ONLY ONE
OPPOSITION CANDIDATE

The annuai election OF the New-York State DiVi~-
ion will take place between fh- dates o. October
L. and November T. As provided 'or I'm Arii'i~ y.
section :. Of the division bylaw The off1r"rs
are elected by mail vote. ON or about o',on'r j.
the cretary-,reasur-r all mai 20 Zach member
% M. division an official ballot containing the
names % tn~ candidates iuyer Ellison Of Free
port Long Island. being the only independent cam
ddate Tn" candidates are a. follows. Walter
Jenkins - buffalo FOR chief consul Milo NJ Bed
NIX Jr.. oesNew York. tor ticr-cousul
The r~pr~~~ntn'lec~ FOR ,h~ several districts are
follow
Rrpresent4,iyrs ~, p..,r.e, ,Ne.~-YorS Rlsa-
mond and WrstcheStcr countir- -Ge9'g, X BID
r ba, BY K "a roy r- csr. ~ t; IS
Arthur llousman r. " Jou~s Dr. J.. q, IT,
M Non p[ MSsN MaE Ffpg~r
- u . PnArd Wn. K. ri'man. g. Potter.
hrsa,oa Es s,c Nr" I. f"S ou fs sa,Taa
s'h,rcr T. smmS IT,, ; Tiidrn FrriTri. k
Representatives. SECOND District King queens
tx esn ch naT + cor K IS p5p BrooSyS ,
Ter I'm -on Frrrpor' waldo r Fuller. n. 3 Fui-
b~ck l-Ip. Frank H., Mama. Franklin = M4pes.
MAh~r NJ Mrsrro!" hr9qkNn5 . koIiii,r
Edward 81 walker Er,okiyn.
Gr~"nr K~u-~elarr Albany saratosa Washing
SCHENECTADY. Montgomery. ~rhoNhfir tLd luton
cofluti.~l- Harry Alden Hudson. Frank r Bolf-d.
Richard "A Rob- Albany. Malcolm Nc, l'.
Tro, and IS T. I'udrrhill Schenectady
Representatives. Fourth District tWdyur. o~Wr-
20 ta,ugl Jefferson - Lawrence. Lewis llrrKl-
u.r Oneida. Madison. puurdAgh. seneca. Yates.
ontario Steun-u and schuyler couutrsl-EIwHrd
Leonard Auburn. william Pirr-ou Judson. Oswe-
go and Eugene r Pugh. Utica.
Representatives. Firm District tn"mung.
Broo.n- ChrnaugO. Ots"go Delaware. sullivan,
lister Duchess Orange Putnam. kOrtaud. 'Ort-
Land Tompkiu~ and Toga couniirSl g. +. 'ossIin,
Poughkcep-ie. Charles fIgham. N!dd"town. g. l.
uonrhfon' Ithaca and Edward f. katrell. Bing-
hamton.
Representatives Sixth District Niagara. Orleans.
1;.uas.e wyoming Erie Livingston. tatttrdug u,
0hautauqua. Monroe and AlleganN countless
William " Armstrong Rochester. William u
brown jamestown. J stuart Kelley. Buffalo,
william X Lansing Rochester ana F"org" g.
Shrpard Niagara Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
CORRESPONDENCE.


Inh. f1VffJfl FOff.
Of the u ~ su'herland % Everett passed n norton
hone 'seesth IN picking vioe,s ~ ned near hI.
witch w., aIs) picked a sprig Of apple blossoms
souna ' o., fili- grown baldwin spnies rh,s mnv
eyeil Evsr.n rxAeesraion Of the poss. Utilities OF
ne apple ~ iaYorsd land but the Citizen saw
yioie.s '''ssoms. though ne cannot youch for the
Jams ne Providence News
yrsrres fros. yfDsn gathered a box OF large straw
'"s beats The ,i beds al West WEXFORD yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
METHOD ~ THEIR MiDNESS

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer
What's that crowd of armed men al the brideer
.Tham's reggelatcrs. They're lookin cut to per
y.n, any folks bringin' IN tn fever. That man
they've hated Is the doctor. He's been over 10
DmckyilIe TO git some medicine an III reggelators
"a headln hin, of from comm back They want e
skeer him so that he won't never come round agin
What do they want TO do that for?
..Weii they say that he's been exposed to tn fever
IN DuckyiIle an might bring II back with him But
The TACT is-the fact is-thet thar amt man " thes
crowd that owes him less n 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

Don't put your wheel away simply because
the winds are little keen and the weather Is
cool. This is the most delightful time OF the
year for wheeling II one takes care in the
matter OF clothing. Cyclists should wear light
woollen clothing when on the wheel, and II one
does not 10 a sweater 1t Is good
idea to strap one on the handlebar. to be slipped
In the cool OF the evening. With the open
ing OF the shooting season in the neighborhood
many cyclists who shoot viii ride their Wneeis
10 the hunting grounds in nearby New-Jersey
and Long Island. Quail and rabbits are said
To he plentiful this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
and 2. 2 on O 2 w. " - ~
WHTrE-sEvEN PIECES
White % play and mate In two moves

solu'ion % No 30 ORR
xU'ec' solutions received from Harry Iamb.r. New
x ms,E' W kngterg Brooklyn r. Lufbery. Rahpay:
A Hs.. Nes YORK Edwin II. Baldwin. Atlantic City
jene- sfay New YORK James Kdun N.w-York. James
p "a yysaNShyl4h. DR. n " Baldwin. NOrvsik Conn /.
80. 1.-the. NevYork J George echaefer Wappnasr-
Ys.x. ,Miisrl Aailcag, Chicago. Thomas Kelley New
''.' waiter Grsyson. Newark
Correspondence
vsun sya Sinks, san Diego. Ca-oue~n 10 Kings 9Th
49, ' mate because cf K,aQ
e Do NJ, LamSer' New York-i 30 q en-. K-B 7
rn a Essd Bfookyn,--Naay thanks for contribu-
Dove q. 'p.i- solution Is requested About your key
~ 80 9y7 the above rep.y
sn1 E.,,,ss my EAs Orange. y III Q-K2 k--B Z
~" mas no continuation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

roller Roads In Hdverstraw are dusty. Roads
from Goshen to Washngtonville in scme places are
bad Those riding for pleasure viii keep on me
ro. To Washlngtonville the roads are good.
From Chester To WashingtOnvile roads are good
Goshen nil j. dangerous In Montgomery ana
m. roads were never better. Road there about
completed. making the finest road IN thal So
ron Reports from Port J-ryis show that the
roads are good from there al the way 70 the Della
Wnre Mlter GAp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

While every loyal follower Of racing In this
country will wish success TO Zimmerman in his
invasion Of France. few Of them are sanguine
that he will be able To duplicate his victorious
career OF several years ago. Jimmie has con-
fined himself to exhibition contests this year
and he has not done any competition work he
will begin training in the early spring and n"
will enter competition contests and make time
trials. beginning June /. He will remain n
France all OF next summer. II he Is successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

More women riders are seen on the drives ana
nearby country roads this fall than was the
last year. The boomer costume has prac-
tically disappeared. While the cumbersome
leather and canvas eggings were pretty gener-
ally Discarded by women riders during the sum-
mer. now that the cooler weather has set In II
s noticed that the leggings and high boots are
coming back into general use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

ing. a day or two in jail might bring the foolish
young men to their senses. Singularly enough
these same young men who scOrch so tiercely on
public thoroughfares cannot as a rule ride fast
enough to keep warm a racetrack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
NEW-JERSI:Y.

Roads in Hackensack are fair. In Eng ewood
the dust IL rather bad. Repairing Is being done
ON ali roads bu, sidepaths are left fJr wheemen
Showers will improve the condition OF the roads IN
Newark In Bellevle and Rutherford the ROADS
,rs ,,ood. in Passaic good Iui dusty In Bloom
aeld the roads fur. many being torn up for
sewer construction ~.
inc hell 10 be- sounded nearing corners and when
,hout 10 ua-- "a carriage. Speed. twelve miles per
ho,ir and lights after twilight Fine. 81. Roads in
IN. oranges and Montclair NOR" or les dusty.
I'm Elizabeth Perrin Amboy keypOrt and New
Prunsvirl the roads are 10 good condition. There
j. some dust bur not enough 10 make IN, rldtls
lfslpr..lblc Repairs being made betwren
Resell. and Wh-atSh.af and also between Ro-ril-
aud Union All the roads go Srabrght long
Hrtn.h A~bury Park and Freehold Are at their
iu.sf All roads iu Shrewsbury ar" grave ana AZ
good a. present as tn roads in Central PARK. Inc
Hudson County Boulevard t. fair 10 good
Roads in staten Island arc good. with M eN-
ceptiou OF fho-. wher" the trOlley-cars run Rch-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Lone ISLAND.

brook yn-- Ocean Parkway l. suI under repair
,rnr, rt-. park .ufrtnr. 20 Twenty -secOnd-tve.
The sid. path west Of the Park from Flfteenth-
~ TO Ocean Parkway i 10 bad condition flhFi
err. td, i~.d 20 frv fu- drives inside the PARK
Fort Hamilton ave. is ln excellent "ot dulOn..
ia Long STAND city the roads are good. SO side
walk riding allowed The plank road IN Jamaica
t. being torn MP preparatory 10 mdcadamizlng 40
sidewalk riding I'm Richmond I'LL. HilI-de-aN" no.
finished Roads thrOughouf the island generally
good Tho Merrck Road = in hne condition: ~
waferlng-carts are row being used there. ''oou
riding i'm Easfunrt patchOgL- ard Babylon. y"
sidewalk riding allowed between Babylon ana Bay
Snore NJ. .
Flushing 10 Whitestone fine College Pom, 10
Whit.ston. fair Whlt--tore to W-ts Point fair.
air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

The guarantee Cf the Rubber Tire Assoc
citation Is as follows: We agree with the pur-
chaser of each tire to make good by repair or
replacement. at our option when delivered to US
transportation prepaid. any mperfection or de-
feet in terial or manufacture Of such tire.
provided that all such imperfect or defectlN"
tires shall be referred To us before any claim
FOR repair or replacement shall be allowed. RMS
guarantee expires on December 81. lS!S. This
agreement does not apply to tires into when
any so-calIed ant-leak preparation has been in
trOduc-d."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
PROBLEM NO 30. by II. D. o. BERNARD
BIACK-EIGHr PIECES

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

Cyclists desiring to join the Leagu" - Amen
can Wheelm~n may obtain full printed NORMA
ton and membership blanks 10y sending names
and addresses ~ thu Cycling Editor. The
Tribune.