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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
In,ptety Cost This Tramp Dear.

When Il tramp called at the home OF ia
rcd COOPER near Fox Run, anu asked for
something TO eat. Mrs. Cooper handed him
a. large Bible. rcmarking: Tread Il chapter
IN the good book and I'll give you u break
fHs
Tho tramp had no sooner received tho
book than he hurled 1t to The ground. ex-
claiming: You arc altogether too pious
Then he turned TO leave the yard, but
Mrs Cooper seized him by the collar
You have damaged my Bible, besides
you'll not get off so easily"
H., wanderer was then shown the wood
pile. an! told, TO saw wood until told to
stop. lie was ut first inclined to rebel
put the discovery OF two OF Mrs Coopers
daughters. who came to her assistance,
more than an hour, the tramp was given
his breakfast md allowed to depart De
post DISPATCH to the New York Herald
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
work ESpI,ny,np

The lady managers Of The Womanss
WORK Exchange have ordered the super
lntendent, Miss Bee. McA!pina, to close
me exchange at 2 D. m. during July
Turing the month OF August the eX-
change VIII be closed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
THE WAHBEEK," On he-CliR-Farn},
Cragsmoor, Ulster Co., N. Y,

:, a delightful mountain resort. located on
the Shawnn2unk Mountains; elevation Of
2.3W feet above the tide water. ."rhe Waw-
DECK IL built In the Quen Anne style,
anu mas large rooms. well vertila ted and
comL0ftGDle: many are ell suite and have
open fir. places: beautiful mountain
scenery. The climate is an absolute cure
good for peorle with lunl, and throat
trouble. The dry. cove air Will build up
the debilitatcd: all co1ivcnfc1res.
tates-Sl.Ge TO $500 per week for one;
Sli.oo to $1,000 per week for two. Special
rates Tor nurses and. children. Address
CtlAS II. GIELHARD. Cragsrour VI
stcr CO.. n. Y. jc2i-2W
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
JOHN S. ETHERIDGE.

LIVERY IND BOARDING STABLES.
BERKELEY. VA
Having just completed my new stables.
corner Chestnut and Pearl street and
stocked the same with some tirst-class
BuSsles, Carriages. Driving Horses, ETC.,
ont DAY or night at rock bottom prices
norfolk and Portsmouth trade solicited
New Phone No g. =
JOHN s. ETHL;RIDGIa, p,raprtetor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02

OAKLAND HOTEL. OAKLAND, MD,
~ Will open under new and capable man
agement JUNE Is. On top Of tho AlleEha-
mics. Unsurpassed MS n health and pleas
ure resort. Repaintcu electric lights
throughout and thoroughly renovated
GEO. a. MILLS & SON
my2S-2m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02

The Italian government has published
the results Of careful measurements made
or 10000 soldiers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
SUM IN Err RESORTS. NJ.
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA

Z. Good. lar dry rooms and First-Class
Board can be had at MADAM SEES. tho
first Cottage north from the Depot. 'Vir.
Einin Beach. Va. Liberal table. Good
COOk1ny. f{E tEEEsa. nsyasS iu27-1ws Z
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY VA
Wanted Summer Boarders

At plea SAINT country house in sight of
rooms. mineral water plenty OF milk, but
ter, ice and nice garden; no change of cars
from Norfolk. MRS. L. F. SLAUGHTER
NottoWay, Virginia. ju20-sn-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
MOUNTAIN VIEW INN

AFFORDS AN INEXPENSIVE AND
LUXURIOUS SUMMER OUTING IN
THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, AM
HEKSr, VA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
s 4 .A YOUTH BURIED.

ssl The funeral Of Cliff Murray took place
nat o'clock this afternoon from the
shome.of his mother. on Chestnut street
fThe services were conducted by Revs
ssssEY, W., Staley, d. D. and J. f. Love
THE remains were Inferred in Cedar HI Ill
THESE were pall-bearers: Il. Z. Butler
"a. "a. iRaiford, Alex. Ayres, Harvey
Howell. Thomas Bartlett and Cordle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02

hrs. =. &. Bicdsoc, Proprietrcss.
A. q. Elcdsoc, Jr., Manager.
my1-Su, wc-2n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-02
BFrTEFrT LAWN PARTY.

rs IA cor genial party Of young people
attended the porch and lawn party at
sSuffolk College tonight. The environ-
:H1aents were beautified by Chinese Ian
terms and artistic floral decorations.
Music was furnished by Phoenix Band.
The Methodist Organ Fund Society got
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
E.S. DEAN SUSPECTS IN THE TOLLS.
TWO ALLEGED MEMBERS OF THE BUCKET
SHOP FIRM HELD ON CHARGES
IARCENY

Five warrants for the arrest OF persons supposed
70 have been connected with the defunct firm Of
the z. S. Dean Company were issued on MONDAY
by Magistrate Brann. in the Centre Street Police
Court and yesterday two OF the persons named IN
the warrants were arraigned before the Magis-
trate They were Albert Gcsn and Samuel Keller.
Goslin was arrested by Detective Cuff. OF the
District Attorneys Office. as he was leaving the
Fulton Ferry. on the New-York side, ana Keller
was arrested at his home. No 2os West One-huh-
dred-and- thirty-sxth-st. by Detective McNaughI
Abraham Levy appeared for Keller 1ld ex-Asslst-
ant CORPORATION Counsel W. A. Sweetser represent
ed Goslin. The complainant in the case Is Alfred
u Kemp OF Fishkiil Landing. n Y. Kemp al
lares that OF March r. he sent so 10 w. f. y Con-
nor e. Co. the cornpanys agents, ana that ne
has never had any return for the money. he tur-
the- alleges that he believes Keller and GosIln 10
no associated with the Z. g. Dean Company ana
the w +. OConno- Company, and he therefore
charges them with thu larceny OF so
Mr. Levy asked Magistrate Brann TO adjourn the
examination to give time 10 produce witnesses
VIII you produce the other persons "3o are
named in the compaint?' asked Magistrate B'ann
II cannot promise that" said Mr.. Levy. because
| do not know them. but believe that can bring
them here and shall certainly do my best to do
so
MAGISTRATE Brann then set the examination for 2
o'clock next Monday afternoon. and held the PITS
oners in $1,000 bail eacn. Morgan l. Livingston
Of No West Thirty -frst-st quallned as pohds-
man in each case. Mr.. Levy had this to say after
tho hearing: II am satisfied that the source OF
these complaints be traced to Robert A
Ammon who has in all probability instgated
Kemn to make the complaints The charg, Is
ridiculous one and We shall be able TO clearly estao-
ush that Mr. Keller is guilty OK no turpltude We
,il not hermit our client to be shaken down"
Justice Conlan. in the City Court. Chambers yes
terday denied an application OF Keller FOR the
orIa of
bv Chief Justice Van Wyck. Keller was arrested
last month and released in $500 bail in an action
hrousht aeains. him and his firm by Robert 4
Ammon a broker at No. i5 Broad-st. who alleges
that Ss66 S. given by him TO Keller hrm Tor
snerulation in grain. misappropridted Keller S
attorney asserted that the allegations on which mis-
client wa arrested were mere conclusions, ana NOT
tatnments Of facts. and that the plaintiff failed
10 set forth the source OF his information and the
grounds for his belief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

Dickinson College. Carlisle Penn. MAY tclosed ,
Benner Boys. Philadelphia. PENN date chansen iio"
July 3 10 September II. , 80 c,a,o
ATLANTA Wheelnen. Newark " j., september H. ''"'
Division Meet 80. nc ,o,..od,
Mercury Wheel club Texarkana Tex. April y 'c9sedI
The Pecan Valley League Club Brownwoon' leA'' h'S "
The Taylor Fair Association Taylor Tex May !. A.,
st. Louis cycle Racing Association. ST. LOUIS Mo-
July 3. -, col
April - ,closed). ,, q, ,-,...a,
Fast Denver iqh school Denver COL April 20 tcosed)
II o Price Hot Springs. Ark. April 10 .., L..
Colorado Agricultural College Athletic Associauoh fo't
Collins col. MAY tcosedb. r.,
Coorado Springs High school. Colorado SPRINGS. Coi'
April . CcloseCD; postponed from April ~
II o. Price. Hot Springs. Ark. april -
II Sivermai. Atlanta. Ca. April -. A. .n
Montgomery Coliseum Company. Montgomery Aa'' April
2D-3O
Cleveland Wheel Club Cleveland Ohio. May 81
Terre Haute High School. Terre Haute. Ind May ~
(ciOsed
Canton Bicycle Club. Canton Ohio. July g. .
Fountain Ferry Association Louisville. Ny. May 10 q,
Columbia Grammar School. New-York. y Y, ApFh ~
Z. y. Josephs Warwick y. V. MAY 1.-TWO events
Press cycle club. Rochester y. Y, MAY ~ 'cIoseh'
Ctizens Corps Gloversvile. y. Y. May ~. .
Buffalo Athletic Field Company Buffalo. y. y June u
SyracIs. Athletic Association syracuse. n Y. June IL?
Saratoga Good Roads Association. Saratoga. n y June
21-22
Hudson Bicycle Club. Hudson ~ Y. July B.
Phoenix Hose Company. Poushkeepsie. y. Y. July D.
New-York Herald New-York y. Y. July %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
The BIessing of strong Nerves

IL recoverable not by the mineral sedatives but by
ecourse TO enectuai tonic treatment opstes and the
t., ho,d only be used as auxiiiares then spar
Ill, o ossib.e Vigorous nerves are quiet ones and the
most direct way render them is TO reinforce the vital
.,olss That sterling invigorant Hostetters Stomach
r,,,.rs Will be found n-suncient for this purpose
entirely removes impedm to thorough digestion and
,nu,tion a food 50 the body 10 Insured Its due
on,o,,nt OF nourishment. and consequently OF stamina
Pneumatic tendencies affections o the kidneys and
bladder are ntersced by the Bittsrs which is he
,.. thorough medicinal smuant Infinitely purer than
the raw excitans Of commerce. which react n'uiousy
ypon the nervous system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
RTJLDJNG TRADES STRIKE SPREADING

Chicago May 5.-The strike Of the building trades
has spread beyond Chicago, and is likely to involve
important work in a number OF other cities. To-
dav the officers OF the Plumbers Union and or the
Junior Steamitters' Union used the telegraph wires
to stop work on Jobs In St Louis syracuse ~ IL
Worcester Mass Columbus. Ohio. and Indianap-
ollie Tho union men claim to have received word
from all these places that the men have stopped
work. .,, .
The situation In this city is more strained to-
night than at any time since the trouble began AZ
a meeting OF the master steamfteerS yesterday tne
EXAMINATION decided that IL would not grant the
increase asked by the men, but many members OF
me organization made individual agreements with
the men after the adjournment or the meeting.
Win the plumbers IL is to be a fight 10 finish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
YALE INVITED TO SEND A CREW

Boston. May 5-A dispatch 10 The Herald from
New-Haven. Conn. says: Although Yale Will row
with Narvaru and Cornell only in VARSITY con-
test this year. q plan is foot TO arrange race
in which Yale will come together with the Univer-
Sly Of Pennsylvania and Columbia in the Harlem
Regatta. H. Ncw-York. on Decoration Day. Yale
has received an invitation TO send down her second
crew and the proposition is being seriously con-
s.dered by the Eavy management toluiho'd mas
entered her crew already. and the University OF
Pennsylvania has announced that she would aho"
her eight 70 enter.
New-Haven May 5.-The managers OF the laie
Navy are IN receipt Of challenge from the Har-
lon Regatta Committee 20 row in the open mile
race which will be held in New-fork on Memorial
JIaV IL Is proba BILE that the challenge VIII be ac-
ceped. the only doubt raised oeihS over Ihe POSI-
billy OF a conflict In dates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
CHAIRMAN MOTIFS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WEEKLY BULLETIN OF THE LEAGUE RACING
BOARD.

poltimora MAY 5-Albert Mott. the chairman OF
the Racing Board of the League OF American
Wheelmen has issued the appended bulletin for
the week:
Ths fG? No isIdsho Gah Monana Edward
o Atasa RGGk sn' E EeKs G A E5n H.
G =. smith, No. ia East Second-st. Los Angeles.
The bylaw relating TO college meets reads as fol;
lows: "Contestants at closed college or school
meets shall for those meets Only De goVe ,oi 10y
ton of Amateur Athletes Of Americd. ms by
law relates only TO the amateur stoT5 OF s se tb
events are 10 be run under the League oil American
be JUNCTION Clause relating these meets is as
,oilows: But no fee shall be charged for sane,
Ton for a meeting the entries to which are limited IT,,
W ihe members Of the school or club holding the
meeting. If members Of other schools clubs , or
colleges contest at meets the sanction ices as loud
on rIns asG permits Granted-Gus Baesser Pat
f frager Frank "' FesseI John Henk P5s6qTs
Penn, to compete in the bicycle races during ne
T%ners smss Sny ii the Buso NC yce
Cancelled Also Poughkeepsie Bicycle CLUB on
The Denver wheel Club has r honorably s mst d all
pda1s in their National Circuit meet. ,
Permanent susPensonJ, W. P RN1Td PROFESSIONAL
'r suspended Pending Inyestgation-Ioseph Gal
ashs c@% PSnn Howard ff Ba4S6 CIV
Penn Penn; A. G. Grimey. Norfolk; Va: Thomas Tan
Ge ecrg NOT HSHSn Norfolk va Sieve Hogan Nor
FOLK va; George Moss, Norfolk. Va T. Won Fred
susinension Removed-L W. Keams. Carnegie,
T'rransfcrred to the Professional Class-Chares {.
Crosby South New-Iyme, OHIO, Clause A; l.. j.
UteIn Webster CITY, Iowa. Clause A; j. {. kieth,
NHyJsh,,ise Tenn. own request: Jacob Burros. John
Satz Alfred Collins. Thomas thegwIdden, WIN
Room Harry Retallic Thomas Harris, Joseph fitZ-
natrick Calumet Mich. Clause A
The following sanctions are granted:
Union cycle Club Paterson. y j. Ju,y 3
lin
22,'onrots WheelmAn, Lebanon. Penn. May 20
,t.ar Valley C.. lers. Beaver Falls Penn. July g.
,Iifn county Agricultural Fair Association l~wistown
Penn July D ,,,,,,, ~ A.. 4,
,, 'o, cvclers Homestead. Penn. May -.
il.IleS' tybseimen Nev-York July 81 National Circuit
~ sricr NJ Bruce WahGm. Mass. August - National
Coliseum Company. Montgomery Ala. April
'i"' - and 80 National Circuit .
,,,--T,is coliseum Company Memphis. Tenn. May and
National Circuit. - ,. - - a.. = l.,.-.,,
Nashville Coliseum company NahhNh'e' ie"" '9 anu
,,,,an"osS Coliseum Company Chattanooga. Tenn May
and s National .rtuti - A., a. -, .,
Atlanta Company A'Ihhta 'h- NAY w anu IA
~, Hn, yS"@lmen Phladelphil Penn. July 10
~ Fishing wheel club Harrisburg Penn oates chahsed
10 July q and q ,. 80. ..., 80
cer,nTy 1;ycle Club. Irvlngton. y j., May 81
=. Doughty Union Lake Athletic Park Association
- MulyIe ". J.. May 81. A., >. ~,
Jacksonville whcelmsn. jacksonville Fla. May H. Ma
tlonal Circuit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
The entries and weights for to-day's races are a
rHE rWo rHorsAND GrINEAs STAKES

London, May 5.-The TWO Thousand Guineas
Stakes at newmarket to-day, and won by
Gatee More. There eight starters. including
Berzak. the Lorlard .Beresford colt. Galee More
won in canter by four lengths. The stakes are OF
100 sovereigns each. for ,yearods: the second
horse to receive 300 sovereGns out OF the stakes,
and the third 10 his stake; course, RoWley
mile The result in detai, follows:
Mr.. Gubbinss b.. c. Gal,ee More. by Kenda-Mor
gazette .........
Lord Roseberys b. c Veasquel, by Donoven-Visl.. 2
The Duke OF Devonshre's b. c. Minstrel. by Mining
The Mildenhall Plate Of 300 soveregns for three
yedr-olds and upward won by Niliiers. The
Lorillard-Beresford colt Guernsey third The
result was follows:
Lord Ellesmeres br h. Vi!liers years by Thurio--
Mr.. Vyners br c. Yorkmint, years. by Mnting-
LILY OF LuHl!ey
The Lorillard- Beresford Stables br c. Guernsey 8
years by Bend Or-Jersey Ly..................... 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
GUESTS AT THE GARDEN CRY HOTEL.

Among the recent arrivals at the Garden CITY
Hotel Garden City. Long Island, are the following
From New.York City--Mr. and Mrs Henry Brock,
Miss Brock f. Willard Roby, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
c. Wade MIR. and Mrs. g. J. Kenrice. Joseph Me-
man. Mrs. II. w. Rothermell Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Decker. b. ~ Disbrow, DR.. and Mrs. a. l. Ranney,
Er. ana Mrs. George l. Iandon. g. G.. Mcintosh,
Dir. and .hrs. Archibald Watt and Albert g. BOSt-
wick!
From Brooklyn--F. N. Brown J; NJ MARTA. Mr..
oougall. r. C. Field, Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Ma
ION. Il. Rose, Miss Rose Miss Estelle II. Rose Ar
hur Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lunsdell Mr.. and
.Mrs L. K. Seaman, J. F. Mcdonald and Miss Sea-
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
To ADVANCE ANTHRACITE COAL PRICES

Philadelphia. May Sit was reported this after
noon that the anthracite coal companies were ar
ranging 10 advance prices Is TO % cents ton on
various sizes about June l. The list now ruling
has been supposed to rule for several months past
AT the office Of the Philadelphia and Reading Goa!
and Iron Company II was said that the PROPOSED
increase In rates in June would probably not De
realized at the time set but might take place a
month later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
AMERICAN WHEELMEN GOING TO FRANCE

San Francisco May 5.--The first Of the California
cyce-racing men to invade the Partisan path VIII
he H. f. Terrell and W. A Terrell of the Bay
City Wheelmen The brothers leave here on Thurs
day. and have their passage across the Atlantic
booked the St. Louis. At New-fork they VIII
meet NJ MARYLAND. of Paris. and their movements
I'm France will be under his direction The Ter
rells will allow themselves ample time for their
preparatory work. and will gradually learn the
style of French racing, which Is altogether an
ferent from that Of the American Ihelr nrst
matches will be with the middle-cass riders and
as the season advances and their pertormanc noes
warrant they will try hghe. game Both or them
have earned regulations here as Sprners, ana ther
work abroad will be watched with interest
Otto Zeigler expects to visit France later in the
season as a member of n team which Is now In
the course of formation in the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
WIRE-TAPPERs WORK FOR NOTHING.

Cincinnati May 5.-Wires into Simonton & Co. s
poolroom at Newport. Ky, were tapped
between that place and Covngton, Ky.
Yesterday afternoon. During the five minutes
the tappers broke in Lord Wiowbrook was flashed
from 10 to 8 10 in the second race at Nashville.
Meantime accomplices bet on Sweden. who was
soon announced as the winner. When the ''nsid-
ere" nresented an $500 ticket on Sweden it was
announced that the money would be held pending
an investigation. and then all the men escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
THE DRIVING CLUES OPENING MEETING

At meeting of the executive committee Of the
Driving Club of New-York, held yesterday after
noon at the Commercial Club. in the Gerken Build
ing IL was decided to hold the opening meeting at
Fleetwood Park on May % Glasses will be as FOL-
lows: 215 trctting mature class. open TO members.
road wagons bicycle wheels barred, best two in
three for the prize a silver cup; 2:2O pacing race.
professional TO harness. best three in Ave- for 800
nurse usual division. There will also be exhibitions
bv fast performers. notice OF which VIII De lur-
t,lshel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
A NEW WING FOR THE MUSEUM.

Plans for a new wing of the Museum OF
Natural History filed at the Department or
Buildings Yesterday by Cady Berg & See. the
architects The building will be siX-story brick
fr.procf structure. similar in architecture to me
newly erected west wing, and will stand at the
northwest corner of Scyenty-seVenth-st ana
EIghth-ave II will have frontage OF N feet and
\ depth Of Sc feet and its estimated cost Is NV"'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06

New-Haven, May 5.-Cost.y battery errors punched
in the second and fourth innings gave Lafayette
lead enough 10 win the game from Yale, although
Yale oubat;od Two TO Yale's substitute pitch
ers ygLo occupied the box unequal TO the oc-
cas!on. Score: y =
Yale ............. o o O. -
LAFAYETTE ......... o o XII . 4
Batteres-Feary. Hamlin and Bartlett; Nevins ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Hanover-Da1,mouth, Il; University of Yer
mont. 10
At Amaerst-Williams, 4; Amherst. g.
Al lphia-University Of Pennsylvania, "A
Dickinson. 2
a. Providence-ProvideAce. g. Buffalo.
Az Observation-Disclosures. :: Scranton. 3.
4, Wilkesbarre-SyraCuse. s; WikesbarTe. s.
A. SprlnCne.d-Sprinshe.i. S; Toronto 4
AT Andover-Phl.ps Andover. s: Yale. 90. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
THE OCEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, SOLD AGAIN
HENRY I. BARLEY PURCHASES IT. AND WILL
PROBABLY ERECT A NEW HOTEL.

HENRY J. BAKBE1 ffANFlH NM VIII
PROBABLY ERECT A NEW HOTEL.
The Ocean House. Newport has been sold again
the purchaser being Henry Barley of this
city The property was sold last December by the
Weaver estate. of Boston, through c. f. Harrei
to a syndicate in this city. of which William j
Merritt and Franklin Petit said TO be the
principal organizers. valuation of about ZION"
other property being given in exchange. The fig
at which Mr. Barley purchased the property
Is not given
The popular house may have its last season tins
summer. The deed Is given subject 10 lease OF
the premises to the Leland Hotel Company, eXplr-
ing October /. 1897 II il probable that Mr.. Barley
will tear down the present building al the termha,
ton of this lease and erect another handsome ana
modern structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
ATHLETIC SPORTS AT LEHIGH.

Bethlehem. Perm. May (Spe ciaD.-The annual
track and field sports Of the Lchigh University
Athletic Association were held on the athIeuc
grounds here to-day. The track was SLOW ana no
high records were broken. either in the track or
teId contests The freshmen won the banner. max
ing ~ points; 81 was second and 80 th!Td.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
WEFERS IS ALL RIGHT.

Lawrence Mass. May 5-Bernard j. Weiers, the
sprirter Is In excellent health. all reports 10 the
contrary notwths standing Wefers left this city for
GEORGETOWN College yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
FIRST GAME.
SECOND GAME
BOSTON. 7: PHILADELPHIA. 5.

Boston. May 5-The Bostons defeated the Prilade!-
phias AGAIN to-day the home team bun ching their
ti,s Z, the seventh Young StaIl again distinguished
himself with his stick. While HaAman and Gillian
acided well for the visitors. Score:
r. II. F..
F Ia;j55s,1b,3 ..2 o5 Is 2
Batter!es-I.ew!s md Camel Orth and Cemen;s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
WESTCHESTER GOLF CLC3.

Albany Nav 5-The Westch ester COLI GLIB
Incorporated with tina Secretary Of State to-day,
with the following incorpoca tors Julien l. Dawes,
Arthur TDrnbG;. Henry G Mortimer, Banyer Lud-
low. George Fox Tf!nT. FredercX W MenzieS ),
Theron G Stro1s. William +. Haskell and Cldf"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
BROWN. 4: HARVARD, 3.

Cambridge, Mass. May 5.-"Tom' Brady pitched
n magnificent game today against Harva ana
Brown easily scored another victory over the cri-
SON. Score:
r. II. f.
Drown ...............S Q @
Patie-!es-Brady and Dune: Paine and Scanne!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-06
ST. LOUIS. 9: CHICAGO. 7.

Chicago. May Sin bu, one inning were the
Colts abe 20 hit Donahue 10 advantage. While
the Browns" punched their hits in four different
innings finally winning out in the ninth on TWO
singles double. and Connors fourth hit. triple.
Score u T.
Chicago ............I % ! 3
s. Louis .............l J 3-S j. s
Batter!es-Kittrdge and Griffith; Mcfarland and Dono-