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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
MANY VIEW FEVER CASES.
But NEW-ORITANS DOCTORS CONSIDER
TIE SITUATION HOPEFUL.


Nev-Oreans oct l5-At o'clock this after
noon forty-tour new cases Of yellow fever ana
three deaths had been reported, and the prospects
were that the day would show the high wafer
mark The large number of cases. however. did
not represent a. corresponding increase IN fo'i.
From single house in Bourbon-st., four cases
were reported by Dr. Formento. and In his official
statement to the Board the doctor wrote that.
somewhat remarkable to say. the patients were
attacked almost simultaneously.
\ similar condition of affairs was reported from
Nos 70s and 10 Third-st. p double cottage TWO
cases were found on side and three on the
other and the report of them was made In a group
The cases. as usual are confined 10 no particular
locality of IN" city. 4 promising feature OF tie
situation, however. IS that recovcries ana as
charges of patients arc numerous rms ~ me
forlch day Of the fever. and UP TO this afternoon
the total recoveries exceeded the number OF cases
now under treatment. showing the success local
phy sicians arc meeting in treating the cages.
The Weather Bureau predicts q storm in the
Gulf with a possibility Of its reaching NcW-OT-
leans II has not made It's appearance yet though
tho weather Is a trihc cooler this evening but II
Is SIN warm enough TO develop cases rapidy
Frost cannot reasonably he expected inside or Il
month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
on THE LENOY TENNIS CLUB COrRTS.

The intcrcluh lawn tennis tournament between
LenoX and Fifth Avenue players continued
yesterday afternoon OH the courts of the Ienox
Tennis club Onc-hundred and twenty -third-st and
ST. Nlcholas-ave Miss Clark beat Mss Trimmer
In on exciting match in the seminal round. and
she viii meet Miss Stroud. the crack player Of the
Firth Avenue club In the finals this afternoon.
Heywood's victory In the mems singles gives Lenox
the first contest but Miss Stroud IL The favoriie
for :o-days nnals. The mixed doubles will be
tnued also this afternoon. and tn" mems doubles
started The scores follow
Mems singles FINAL rouna-Dr. II II. Haywood
U<rox) beat j. K~arney (FIfh Avenuel. CO. g.. 81
Womens sinelrs-Firs round-Hiss e. \. Trimmer
0'ifih Avenue, heat Miss 6 Meier I~nox,. 2
SENT nnsl round Miss Clark H.enox beat Miss G
Trimmer ,F1fth Avenue. 8 %. 90 Miss r. J.,
Str oud 1Fif'h Avenue beat Miss 'unne Frh Ayenuo
/, d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
HINGE VAN wycK.s nEAnorARr"rs

The lcpressio and anxiety v'hi"h h0'" prevailed
Al Judge Van Wyck's headquarters. in The Ho'"i
partholdi since charles W. paytons acceptance
OF the Henry George nomination for Controller was
not materially lcsscrsd yesterday although great
effort VAS made by ea-Mayor Grant ana his Assoc
clate managers to put smiling faces. The at
tempt 10 look happy. however was plainly nara
WORK end toward the end nf The day pret'. much
aba ndoned The spirits OF Judge Van Wyck fSitN-
full workers raised little by the reception OF
a paper saying that members OF tho County Cavan
Association to the number OF one hundred had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
on THI TRi|h or 'HRIS IiN.

TIE wCRTSp"Eo ~ rDrRER RELIEVED TO BE
~ THE WOODS vt Ulster HEIGHTS
Enonvillo Y. Y. OF. T. Shot'T Watson believes
that Wallace Christian. Who .omc tim" ago AT
Wurtsboro shot and killed iIori"" r. Prtchnrd,
- lumber merchant from Ncv-N ork. and a CON
gtablc named Maury. white they wcr" "nd"aVorlng
to serve a legal paper him. Is hiding IN the
woods at lister Heights. min" inil"s from here y
is said that y man answering tho description OF
Christian has been seen several times In III" woods
The Sheriff accompanied by Deputy Avery. Went
on = tour Of Inspection a1d found NM h'n't ot
milo nC Goals was seen. which would indc a." that
Tho hut bad lately been occupied. MI Na'@"" =
making arrangements 10 search the "'"t@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
PLATT GOES HOME TO REGISTER.
EXPECTED BACK FROM TIoGA COUNTY TONIGHT
POSSIBLE EFFECT OF PRINTING JUSTICE
PARKER's NAME IN A COLUMN

EXPECTED BACK FROM TIoGA COUNTY TONIGHT
POSSIBLE EFFECT Oh PRINTING JUSTICE
PARKER's NAME IN A COLUMN
WITH LOWS.
languid feeling pervaded the Republican State
Headouarters in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. yester-
day This was partly ascribed 10 the circumstance
that those eminent state leaders, Senator Plat
and Chairman IIackctt. had packed their grips
and Withdrawn from personal participation In the
aggressive work OF tho campaign. for the purpose
OF going home 70 register Mr.. Plat went to
Owcgo. Tioga County and Mr.. IIackett went TO
Utica Oneida County. They are both to be back
again this evening Their principal regret was tina,
no amount OF registering In Tosa and Oneida
counties would qualify them to vote for General
Tracy.
question discussed at headquarters yesterday
was how the vote OF Judge Wallace. Republican
candidate for Chief Judge OF The Court OF Appeals
might be affected by the printing OF the OF his
opponent Justice Parker. in the same column with
Seth Lows name the official ballot both or
this city and Brooklyn. Some OF the organization
politicians were somewhat worried yesterday when
they heard that the Democratic State managers AT
their Hoffman House headquarters had been hgur
ing up expected gains TO Parker on both sides or
Tho East River AS a result OF his heading
ticket bearing Mr.. Lows name This Is the ticket
OF the National Gold Democracy which nominated
Parker for Chief Judge. the Low city ticket ana
tho Tammany Hall County ticket. and Will appear
under the emblem OF the full-risged snip warn
ing TO Republicans who intend voting for Mr. Low
NAV be issued cautioning them 10 beware or the
Ship ticket which begins with Parker and ends
with TammanN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
FEVER REFUGEES AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis OCT. l5-Evcr since the appearance ot
yellow fever in Texas. refugees from Galveston
Houston and other cities In the Lone Star state
have been nocking TO 81. Louis. special tram
carrying sixty five passengers from Houston ana
Galveston arrived last night Among those on
board Or. John Guitcras. the yellow iever cN-
pert OF the United States Marine Hospital Service
10 said there absolutely no danger IN allowing
those refugees to come 10 st. Louis Or. StarkoH,
Health COmmss loncr OF s.. Louis. takes the same
Wow. \ majority Of these passengers VIII stay IN
country on business or pleasure. DR.. Guiteras SAID
he was on his way his home in Philadelphia. rs
he had finished his tour Of inspection in the south.
He will make an exhaustive report OF his INSPECTION
to his Grief. Su'gcop-t,cn"rhl WYman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

pledged themselves 70 support the rammanv ga.
nat" ior Mayor reporter recalled the Ssnol.
times the County Cayan Association Was mar Ct
10 duty Tor Mayor Grant in the Nayorayfv ae 70
again " e'" oeepened
rimo,ny DRY Dollar" sullivan ex-Mayor Glrov
Meakim. Never j. stein. Tommy" Dunn Asnasr
gate 'or Sherin; Louis Munzinger. r. J. BradvH c y
Rowland Robbins and Mr.. Bull were an,onc ~, y
Ven Wyck's callers Yesterday ''"s 'ucgs
John G; Shcehan gleefully displayed a lettar o.
terday which. he said was from Major WiilIs ses'
KELLEY. of Brooklyn offering his services to ~ 70
many for the campaign. Mr.. Sheehan's de,nnp.
grew out Of a report that Major Kelley had nssSllt
22usIy been quoted as an earnest supporter Of ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
YALE TO PLAY IN BOSTON.

Nev-IIaven. Conn. Oct 15.-Yale's football team
started for Boston tonight. and will line up to-
morrow against the Newton Athletic Club eleven.
which is undoubtedly the strongest team Yale has
met this season. Thirty-two men we're taken. and
the will line up In the FIRST half follows:
Ends. Common and Dudley: tackles, Rodgers leap
tain and Niece: guards. Cadwdllader and Brown:
centre Marshall: quarterback. Deaaulles. halfback.
Kcifer and Benjamin. frllback. Mcbride. Sew
eral changes will be made in the second half.
Chamberlain will replace Dudley ~ end. Allen VIII
take McGee's place AT tackle Chadwick will prona-
bly, play centre md It is thought that Durston
VIII relieve Reniam,n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
rHr TRIAL or TGORN POSTPONED.

Martin Thorn will not W tried ncSi No@diy
lorc Island ciiy for tho murder o. william Eu'e''
INN. Yesterday mis- counsel William + HOVE
,c,tcaed Ia having ;he case adjourned unui No
,on,ner ON ,hat day. NJ Howe sad he ex'
-, ,o ,avo Witnesses in court Who would prov
ina, ,r,,cns,icpe had hccN gcen alive IN German'
.or limo -, the CAY II ia charged Martin lhora
,nI Mrs Augusta N,ck jointly indicted WIN niss
,tr,i cn.,iorsl,rpo IN IL" house IN Seconl-S''
Woo sid" ,..,,. ,or,soa the
,..s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
CRAcIN AND CORDJEE WIN.

The West Side Tennis Clubs fall members tour
namcnt ended Yesterday with victory for Cragn
and CordlS in the final round of the handicap
doubles. Their handicap TOO large for Bos,
wick ard Mcguire to overcome. and they won
after an interesting struggle of three sets. The
courts will soon be closed for the winter. The
follow:
Iiandicap doubles 1scni-hnil rourdi-o. NJ Rostvtck
and ". Mcguire nfteon beat Fennes'y and Gerald
Stretton tialf nftNen,. G-3. 81.
Final ioundW. r. Cragn. jr. AID .. y cordier. IT,
(scratch, heat o. NJ. Bostwick ana W. Mcguire lowe
fftXanl- ca. 90 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
UEDDERBrRN ASKS FOR 4 MiND tUt s.

Washington Oct B-Counse FOR John Weddor-
burn to-day filed n petition before Justice coe. -
the District Court. for a writ of mandanus against
the Secretary OF the Interior requiring the Score
tary to set aside his order approving the recon-
incubation OF the Commissioner OF Patents thai
the firm OF John Wedierburn co. Ice not further
recognized as agents attcrnc, practising before
the Patent Ofce. II is alleged that the approval
OF the rcpor, OF the COMMISSIONER of Patents with
out notice to the defendant to APPEAR and show
cause why It should not be approved was In vio.s-
ton Of law Judge Cole ordered q rule to issue. re-
turnable on October e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
HARVARD'S LINEUP FOR TO-DAY.

Cambridge Mass oct. 15.-The Harvard football
eleven started this afternoon for West Point where
they will play the cadets tomorrow. The lineup
OF Harvard In the game will be as follows Cabot,
left end. Wheeler. left tackle; Bouve, left guard
Doucette. centre; Shaw. right guard: Donald. right
blee. left haifback Sawin. right halfback: iIaugh-
ton, fullback
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
Voting Is impossible In thi" city without
previous registration. Register t"-dn, aud
make sure Of your vote.
BUTLER BADLY III RI ny \ FALL.

paducsh Ky. oct. I.-A larg" crowd attended
the National Circuit bicycle races TODAY. Tn"
meeting was AZ the track I'm Park Iatci!.. IN IA"
last race 81. out Of eight riders vert down ~
heap. In the last lap Stevenson got ~ and rodc
in winning third priz" with his left heel open.
In the nfth race Cooper IN. Butter followed and
was badly hurt. In tn" sixth rncc Frank Lucas
Of Mayhcid Ky. fell. hi.rtinG himself and break
ing his wheel. Charles Price. o. Boston. and \.
H. Stevenson Of Minneapolis. rode match mill
for $l0o side. Stevenson winning In @2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
no FEVER IN GALVESTON NOW.

Galveston. Tex Oct. l5-Jamcs SeDall the last
OF Or. Guiterass alleged yellow fever cases was
discharged TO-DAY. cured. OF four cases found 10y
local physicians one has been discharged. and
three are sitting up. practically well. Galveston
and Houston citizens and physicians nave berh
comforting 70 show that the disease IS the same In
boih places and not yellow fever, In order to IN
duce other parts of the State 10 raise their quara-
tine All railroads offer free transportation 10
physicians from the Interior TO come and examine
he si,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
TIE DAYTON CERTIFICATE FILED.

The ccrti6.ai" q: IN" nominal ion bl thu norlo"-
racv Of Thomas jefferson Of Charles ". Dayton
for Controlor I'm place Of George f.. War!rg. Jr,
WAS Mod IT The Bureau CT Elections yesterday.
The certihcItc of nomination Of Alfred u. erik
shank for Mayor on the United Democracy '!cI't
I'm ,llcc of Henry George was also hl-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

,.ssi,v,lIa Tenn. oct, Full returns from az
III, wards sho,y the election Of r. II. Dudley pe"
ocratic nominee for Nsyor. b. LIB majority Oh "a
Ntyor Nctarthy running for re electlon Oh 4
Good government ticket. BACKED by me a for
nr, tniaat,on All the democratic nominees 'V'
Councilman are elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
WILL CHOOSE THE AVAILABLE COZ Rec.
VIOLATE A LAW OR BUILD POLLING
PLACES - THE AIR.

PLACES ~ THE AIR
City Clerk McDcrmott Of Hoboken is having
trouble in selecting polling-place for the election
which takes place next month. Ono the laws OF
New-Jersey prescr.bes that the polls must not
be within one hundred feet Of any place where
LIQUOR is sold but Mr. McDermott declares that
he cannot in every case meet al the require
ments OF the statute. owing 10 the extreme liber'
ality Of the City Council in granting saloon IL
censes. In some sections OF tho city saloons are
so numerous that II would he imposs bic % travel
llty feet without passing At least one None Ok
the saloonkcepers are willing 10 ABANDON tneI
rlaces OF business in order 10 relieve the City
Clerk OF his embarrassment, and MI McDermo't
in his extremity declares that he must e.tn'f VIC
late the letter OF the law or else establish me
polling places a hundred feet up In the ar Ine
former course appears 10 him to be the nor
aVaila bic. so he will pursue II unless some gooo
man of an inventive turn Of mind. oeNlses .
plan tina, will prove acceptable TO all parties con-
Csrned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
prpopys FROM MISSISSIPPI TOWNS

Jackson Miss oct l5--Dr. Birchctt reports from
Edwards eight cases % yellow fever. ono white
and seven coiorcd. no deaths. The report from
Clinton IL that there IS only under treat
mont The Board OF Health advised from
T;ica that there were six sGspl ,0us cases at Ca
yiIga and has sent DR.. Dunn from Edwards TO In
yestgafe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
ALL AMERICANS. Il: BALTIMORE. =

Fl,isburg. oct, Is The Baltimore baseball team
net tho All Americans here to-day ana were badly
defeated. outside Of the battery there was only
the Baltimore team in his regular
place. The MI Americans put NJ q st!h batting
game and earned nine OF their runs. including home
bv Dahlcn and Collins. Score:
T. ~. h.
Baltimore ..........l n y ~ Z
All Americans 80 G-lS u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

Mobile Ala Oct. l5.-Five rev cases % yellow
fever and no deaths were reported to-day. There
wer. eight recoverics. Total cases 10 date 49,;
neut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
Lows SUPPORTERS IN BROAD ct.

An indication Of the sentiment in fna?cia circles
nbout the Mayoraliy campaign was given yes;Nr-
dov H.. \ vote taLcn I'm 'front.' of tho Mis- Building.
Following were th" figures: Low. y; tracy. ~
George /. and Van NNck :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
DIR. sANARELLrs YELLOW FEVER SERUM.

Montevideo. Oct i5.-In the course Of lecture
Yesterday Dr. sansrclli. who has been experiment.
ing for some ilmc past with yellow fever germs.
affirmed that the serum he has obtained from the
animals with which he has been experimenting Is
a. elective against yellow fever ~ horse serum.
and he added that II vii. probably cure spontaneous
yellow fever IN human beings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
FOOTBALL AT ORANGE OVAL.

The opponents Of the Orange Athletic Clubs
eleven Orange oval this afternoon will be the
team OF the Ncw-Jereoy Athletic Club. Orange
will be strengthened by Oliver. Buell. Unenhemer
and Cunning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
NEW WORKERS TO PLAY IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 1.-THE nna arrangements for the
Thanksgiving Day football game between the Bank
ers Athletic Club and the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club of Ncw-York have been completed and the
contract signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
FOOTBALL AT OHIO FIELD.

An interesting football game Is expected when
the New-York University and 81. stephens teams
meet al Ohio Field this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP AT YOUNGSTOWN
MISS ALICE STRONG WINS THE MOMENTS CUP o.
THE MORRIS COUNTY LINKS WITH A SCORE
OF ioa-MIss ALICE DAY SECOND
HANRCAP TO-DAY.

The feminine contingent Of the Morris County
Colt Club held its semi annual tournament for the
club championship yesterday on the links at Nor
ristown. n. J. Miss Alice Strong, who won the
club championship at the Seabright links last sum
n1er. proved the victor With a score of 100 The
championship cup is a perpetual trophy. so that
Miss Strong merely secures the honor OF having
her name engraved upon II. Miss Alice Day was
second at 10. A class hardlcsp was also played
the scores being follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
CLOSE or LEXINGTON rRoTTIyG MEETING.

MOST sCccFssFuL ~ The hiSloHn Or IhE KEN
lucky BREEDERS AssocIATIoN-FAsr
TINE on THE LAST DAY.
Lexington. Ky. Oct. 15.-To-day closed the most
successful meeting in the history Of the Kentucky
Trot,ing Horse Breeders Association. Tho wca ner
has been perfect. the fields were large. the sport
was clean and nearly every was holly
tested More than thirty stakes and purses agsre-
eating over $4,000. were contested during the ten
days Of the meeting and heats slower than ?:l5
were the exception: in fact. In every except
one one or more heats were faster than o:I5
Besides the unfinished 2:2O pacing class there
were three races the card to-day--the Stock
Farm purse Of 5000 for year-old trotters guar
anteed by <hs kentucky Stock Farm Pubishins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

Cyclists desiring to JOIN tho League Of American
Wheelmen may obtain fun printed Information and
membership blanks by sending names and ad-
dresses TO tho cycling Editor. The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

Z. Philip Gormully Of Gornuy & jeffrey ie IN
tho city. Mr. Gormuiy l. much improved IA
hcAlth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

TIE MISSING POLITICIAN WAS IL SAN FRAN
CISCO rr To EIGHT DAYS AGO
San Francisco. OF. ia dispatch has been ro-
ceived from New-iork To the effect that William
s. Andrews. an cX-Tammany lcadoI had been MISC
ing from his nome for over weeks The dis
patch created considerable surprise In bohemian
circles in this city. &c for many evenings for the
last few weeks Nr. Andrews has been the centre Of
a convivi,l group III the local Press Club. TO which
institution he was introduced by a prominent, mem
Der About eight days ago he suddenly ceased his
visits 10 the club and as he had minated his de-
tcrmina ton 10 60 to New-YorF IL naturally
supposed that he had carried out that intention.
A. the house Of Jr. Andrews's brother, Dr.
Charles l.. Andrews. No. i2l East Seventieth-st
II stated last night that nothing has been
heard about Mr.. Andrews having left San Fran
cisco for this city. Dr. Andrews. however de-
olsrcs that his brother will return before the
end Of the present month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
Nsn y EeH\9n; thairmfn T q; The Citizens Union

% tObcr ~ iN'
Aan D. kenyon chairman ~ tho Citizens Union
i'm ihe XNNIs' Assembly District
Dear Sir. " lille approaching the honor conferred
llpoa m. orgIniza lion. In nominating me 2"
Alderman tor the NN\l.t Assembly District, fe"l
thai tho cause Il good government vii he aided
more 10y my retirement from IN" contest than ny
the retention IF my nam" on IN" ticket
In tho paSt the voters NJ our district have. by
large majority supported the candidate OF the Re
publican organization. Its candidate for Alderman
thIe ycar Mr. Elias Goodman. has ny MS past rec
ORR rs = capable. honest AMI efficient public officer.
demonstr rated his fitness for the position and II any
lsrg. number Of votes should he drawn rom him
to my support fear that thereby 'hc Representa-
tive of = wors" organization might he elected ! am
unwilling to have candidacy the cause ~ any
such calamity.
/ respectfully dcrn" the nomination tcndered to
mo YER, tru;y yours RONALD K BROWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16
~ FAVOR OF ELIAS GOODMAN

Ronald Is Brown. nominee q the Citizens Union
FOR AlI,rmlu in the NNAlsi Assembly District.
has declined his nomination for the reasons stated
I'm the following letter s'rt to the chairman Of the
committee FOR the district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

Hcci.trr to-,!n,! Thi~ IL tho last chance.
rhc books are Oprp from 7 n. m. to ~ D. M.
10 da, When they rtOse Tonight they will
cortnin ~ the names of citizens who rnn
,otc ON November -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

SPANS QUARANTINE AGAINST GALVESTON
Madrid oct THE Government has issued or
dcrs for the enforcement Of a strict quarantine
against all vessels hailiug from Galveston Tex, az
q prccaut!on against yellow fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

Nat" Buffers performance at Louis, lie ~ riding
y mile on = six-lap track I'm handicap in 2."i Is
considered wonderful ride by cyclists I'm this dts.
trict The beat previous worlds handicap record
was 2:03 3-5. hold by Titus and Gardner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

The new sgnboards being made for the League Of
American Wheolmen IN this district vii! b" placed
on all dangerous inclincs The signs arc worded
follows. cyclists. ride with caution. League OF
American Nhcn,Incn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-16

The new scxtuplct made for tho Kings County
Whoemcn has been delivered at tho clubhouse. in
Brooklyn The machine WEIGHS l2i pounds. and II
ccarcd to H.. Several OF m" club members viii
Ike assaults on road records shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-21
HOME FROM THE NORTH.
Hichmonders Return Via the Old
Dominion-Trafii on that Line.

The steamship Old Dominion arrived
here on time Monday morning, with a
full passenger list. Among those on board
were Mrs. Trueman A. Parker and daugh-
ter. who have been visiting friends IN
Montreal. Canada. Mr.. and Mrs w. r.
Dibrcl and Mr.. John Morton. OF the
Virginia Trust Company.
The attention OF Captain Brakeman and
Purser Burdette. the accommodations on
the ship and the excellent table Of this
line. renders the longer round trip to
New York most agreeable and popular
for hrst-class passengers on the last trip.
The old Dominion discharged cargo
OF sixty-fve carloads Of freight for the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway at Newport
News on her last trip. destined for points
west. northwest. and south. large
quantity of bridge iron and heavy casks
of CeylOn (COlumbO) cocoanut-oil was
noticed. This IS used In the manufacture
Of fine soaps In the great western meat
markets.
New Workers seeing freights destined
for Illinois and Chicago from New YORK
via Newport News seemed greatly aston
ished. having regarded newspaper state
ments OF such things as something Of a
fable heretofore.
II Is advisable for visitors TO New YORK
to engage rooms ahead at this season, as
az the leading hotels good rooms are
quoted scarce. The summer season rates
are over.