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The sun., 1897-03-28

Department OF Fordnsm College ~ouid iite 10 near
viii arrange games @ sirnsr on ,neir own Groands Of
abroad. Audrsss John J. o Brien. manager. Ford
ham College.
Tue wess New York Field Club KID carsey's or.
Ganzauon. wilt open It's new grounds at Weehaw
Ken on suna.y. April II with the Cuban al.nt..
Leaxn. team. then Springfield. Buffalo. and Rocaes-
ter in rotation.
The Sylvan BASEBALL team would lire to hear from
teamr whose players average from IL to ~ yeAra:
Uniona OF CanAr.e, MsuJsr A. G: of Broakiyn. SAD
Tsm.s. address u. Z. Win,snsoa. Garnsld, Ber.
gen county. N. J.
INDIANAPOLIS. March s7.-John T. Brush. James
Cleveland held conferences In this city to-day on
ssss pohs Of the Gary a, "ny no.
the conference was held In tho private ONCE OF Mr.
Brush
eluosd q tittis real estate transaction whereby he
becomes owner OF . $1,000 mansion on Mount
nov. into WIN II. sn Wn.n a.aa
10 Baltimore ne was worth about Si0,0oO. To-Day
getting day. ana all tnis has been made
out OF baseball.
Yale Raasnaii Association formally ten 1srsd 70
me MANAGEMENT OF ths Harva-d and Prineetou
came of the two uniVsIsiIiss playing on ,ne HAr.
ward -PTinceton series, In case it results IN tie
i..sir ssa favor Of Accepting the oGsT. II third
game isnecesaary to drcidr the Harvard Princrton
series u 10 h1ey !" oo pAJou " SohS
CuAPEi. Hill. N. c.. March 27.-The nrst baseball
game Of the series between the Universities OF Vir
HnA and North Carolina for the hampionship OF the
Bouth as played to-day and resulted In score
OF TO y In favor Of the former. large crowd wit
messed the contest and much enthusiasm was shown
In college. The features OF the game were homo
run by Bslden and the neral playing OF Stanley for
Carolina while Hoxton distinguish himle on third
for Virginia The batting was good BY b1th teams.
and Collier, Carolinas former pitcher who 10 now ~
Virginia. held his opponents down In good shape.
SAVANNAH, March 87.-The regular Boston team
son the game pf ball from savanna4s this altar
noon Dy . score or to 4. consd.riut the practice
the mun nave mad Tue game was Eood sKhipiuon.
sullivan pItchsd tue nesI four innngs for Boston.
wnen relieved by Lewia- sullivan seemed
TO ~orE harder tnAn any IT Ine otner pitrnsrs.
Nlrhols and klobodAnE eaSh ptched three innings
FOR Savannah. and the other two wer- ptcnsd ny
Hipkins,.A young amateur. TIE oR team Rot three
mia on MIN. SLahi, the new man. played well. aud
shows hImASlf In ba q very fast man. hAnnEer
sess 10 very pleased with stAhi. aud &c looks
aA n M viii get tue right garden. Long male Two
bad fumb,ss. Duny se-ns N Do oAcK iU his old
form. He toaE svArythinG tnat came his way and
some that don't EeIting two OF tho runs and
three hits. whils sullivan was ptcnnG HipRins
hit the sphsFa tne left neii fence for . noms
run. bringing In mAn. The weather wta good ~
far ~ the stmoaphsre goes. uut the wtpd was Dow.
Ing q March gale. There WAS crowd OF several
hundred In aItnaiAuoo- Ths nszt game Will be
played on Tuesday.
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Prize Fighting May Co in Missouri.

CHICAGO, March 27.-A special to the Tribune
from st. Louis says:
Confidently expecting that Gov. Stephens
will sign the Horse Breeders bill. which incl
dentally permits the licensing Of prize lights the
Olympic A. c. OF st. Louie will be incorporated
with a capital stock OF $1,000 Many unonoyed
men Of the city are Interested. The availability
OF 3d. Louis a. = central point. easily accessible
from all sections Of the country. and the further
fact that Missouri will enjoy considerable OF .
monopoly In pugilistic way ahou d the brood.
ers' bill 0v signed. are the considerations which
led tothe formation OF The cluo.
"NO big attraction In an ath hletio way will be
neglected. The nrst event at the new club will
be the contest between ShArkey and MAher, who
have been matched 20 hght some time soon.
The organization expects 70 oiier . purse OF
$4,000. A battle beLween the leading light
Naher- sharkpy affair u proposed"
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LACROSSE.

Tho Croscents Defeated at London by . Gem
bined Engitsh Team.
LONDON. March 27.-The lacrosse players Of
the Crescent A. G. OF Brooklyn were beaten on
the London grounds to-day by combined repre-
sentative English team. The score was four
goals to one. The play was fast, open, and
rough. The Englishmen had all the best Of the
hrst half, but the Americans forced the playing
In the last half. Great excitement prevailed
among the spectators throughout the contest
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Broohiyn,s 1irst Game.

CHAnLorII. N. c.. March 27-The weather was cool
and windy during tho morning practice Of tho Brook
lys today but 10 more pleasant In the afternoon
when the game played. Barnie and two local
players completed the colts. McCauley, the new
catcher, arrived and showed up well. The game was
clean and lively. The heavy batting of tho regulars
feature. The score was: Regulars. FL; Colts. l.
The sun., 1897-03-28
A Golf watch at A1err,stern.

MADISON. March GA match which has
been standing for some time was played OF yes
terday over the Morristown Field Club links be-
tween W. Alston F1agg OF the Morris County
Golf Club and Benjamin Hardw Of Baltus-
rol. The play was even throughout, Hardwiok
the twelfth. Tho Baltusrol player won BY two
up and one to play.
The sun., 1897-03-28
BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Lave New York, foot OF Liberty st. daily
CHICAGO, 800 r. VI. and 1874 q night
Pits RURGH, $3.50 eS. sun. 200 sun, 1891 night
ClECIENATI. 81. LOUIS 1000 A. NJ, $500 =. III.
1880 A. M tDin'ng carr 300 $50 dIlng carr. $500
Dining carr, p. A., lelb night sunday, 1000 (Din
lug carl 1890 A. NJ dining carr, 200 Dining carr
$500 Dining car, 1919 night.
NORFOLK, 1890 A, NJ. daily.
NEW oRLgANs tthrongh sleeper. $3.50 P. NJ. Sun
day 900 r. VI.
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
tfne.a, ia lT2 pOI 48l illO Broad dway 81 Enst
18th st. 127 Bowery, New York; $50; SAt Falton st
Brooklyn, station foot OF Liberty 81, @. r. r. OF n
j. BAgEaEs checked from hotel or fssdSAss 70 dssti
AA@is- q .. g.
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noes Not lntsad to ChaiianGs fsr the Anosiea's
Cup.

LONDON, March 27.-Rose. tho well-known
yachtsman, donies the statement recently pub
lished that he means TO challenge for the Amer
ica's Cup.
:" have no such Intention" no told q repre-
sentative OF the United Associated Presses.
yet but II is solely for racing In English waters."
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Aspssasi heats All.a or Time Allowance.

MENToNE, March 27.-A race for large raters
was sailed to-day over the course from this place
70 Nice and return. The competitors were tho
Ailsa and the Asphodel. and the prize valuable
vase. The Ailsa npished hrat, but the race was
awarded 10 the ASphodel on time allowance.
Tho sky was overcast and the wind light from
tho southwest.
The sun., 1897-03-28

NEW BRITAIN. Conn. March 27.-The New Britain 7.
N. G. A. basketball team defeated the YonkeFH A. A.
team Al the East Main street armory, this evening
after Q ne-aided game by II points 10 i.
The sun., 1897-03-28
News nreua enc lIsrse ygsrla.

HARTFORD, hArSh S7.--Andy wslch, sbO well.
known huFsenIAn, anu Orlando A. Jones of New
YorR have bouAnt unArtsr OAK Para OF Col. KsA.
nody foF ENo,bVU.
The sun., 1897-03-28

the Savage Institute Jr. defeated Ihs Orient by
. scoFs Uf b D ~ bFvASo's gynuAAiunl. Yilty.
nInth otrysS ana klghth avenue on trtaAy.
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Rnhiir ylptirtr.
scasj At 2 P. N. for NASSAU, N. p. per steamer
from Miami, Fla; At $3.50 p. n, for ST. PIERRE
MioUELoN per steamer from Halifax.

Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and
thence by steamer clcse at this oice daily at $40
p. N. Malls for MiQuelon, by rail TO Boston and
p. NJ Mails for Cuba close at this oficc Gally at
200 A. N. for forwarding by steamers sailing
Mondays and Thursdays) from Port Tampa, Fla.
Malls for Mexico city. overland, unless specially
addressed for despatch by steamer, close at this
once daily at 2BO A. NJ and $3.50 y. NJ Regis.
tered mails close at 600 p NJ. previous day.
TRANS.PACIFIC MAILS,
and FIJI Islands especially addressed only) per
steamship wRrrlmoo Cfrom vancouverl close hero
daily after March i27 and up TO April At $3.50
p. N. Mails for China, Japan, and Hawaii per
steamship Oity of Rio Janero Orom San Fran
cisco, Close here daily up to April at
$3.50 P. NJ. Mails for China aud Japan.
per steamahip Tacoma (from TaoomO, oloso
here daily up to April SO at $3.50 p. NJ
Mails for China and Japan especially addressed
oouverl. close here daily up to April i2 at $3.50
p. NJ. Mails for Hawaii. per steamship Australia
(from San Francisco). close here daily up TO April
IL at $50 y, N. Mails for Australia Except thuso
for West Australia, which are forwarded via Eu.
rope), New Zealand Hawaii, Fill and Samoan Isl.
ands, per steanahip MonowN (frum san Fran.
ciscol close here daily up to April i2t at 1880 A. M
steamship Umbria with british mails for Austria
la) Malls for the Society Islands, per ship City Of
Papeiti Qrom San Franoisco), close hcre daily up
to April ~ at $50 =. N.
Trans.P Pacific mais forwarded TO port Of sailing
daily and the schedule Of closing In arranged on
the presumption of their uninterrupted overland
transit. Registered mail closea at p. NJ. pre-
CHARLES w. DAYTON, Postmaster.
Poat Ofice NaW YORK. Y. March O. 1897.
The sun., 1897-03-28
Public Nutires.

posT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should bs road DAILY by all interested, a. changes
may cur at any tiins,)
es IN al Siea a as Po
onioo a. follows:
TRAssArIASTIc MAILS.
TUEsDAY.-At A. ". for EUROPE, per steamship
Trave., via southampton and Brsmep; at A. N. for
NETHERLAHDs direct, per stesmship Suhie, N.
via Amsterdam detters must be delivered per
wEpSEsPAY;. -. 4: NJ |.qpplsmen..ry A. NJ,
smPtSP 8 gA
ship soathwsrk vita Antwerp detten must be d.
rH5SsSAYeAs 5fssfS srrHEnLAsDs Direct
per steamship sp.arndsm via Rostardam detters
l Europe per
shin Umuris'; via 2iscns'1wn l.tters for France.
$ r. ss41h ,ri;s Fi;S4SoE, ,sSSz ss$SiSEzzlfIASg
and BRITISH INDIA. psr steamship L Toursine',
va HAyI" Slstssr. 70. otae. parts Of Europe must
GLASGOW detters must 10 directsd cd % "ps1 An. An
PRINTED MATTER, &c.-GeFman steamers calling on
Matter. a.. for Germany. and specially Addressed
s on asT fa EaaSpS
Addressed Printed Matter, Ae., for Europe. Amer
Printed .sssr &c. for al eoua,ss. for whss ass
they are advertised to carry mail.
After the closing of tho supplementary transatlantic
mails named above. additional supplementary
mai!s are opened on the piers OF the American,
main open until within ten minutes OF the hour OF
AAiIs A'E SEoR Ss so%Ta Il, AR 4sv CENTRAL AMERICA.
MoNDAY.-AtisP.A r. n. for BELIZE. PUERTO ooRTEZ.
Lar Tor ';1l1ic1 per @ .ss.nsl SST from Si
TUE, DAY Y;As $50 A. NJ for Port ANIoNIo per
tsry Il A. NJ for NfRAL 1Msals9p lsrpp,s"'sp ssa'ept
steamer Finance. via Colon lletters for 0uste.
n,aa must be Glr etsd per Finance ~ at ~ A.
ast,srs At
rected per II ,bana'oi at2 + for RIO JANEIko
and sAkTos. per stesTshiP ssrdini4n Prince Cot,
tries must be directed per Sandman Ptnce'); at
lsp.h. Tor CosTA RIGA, per steamer from New
oIsaR%n; s mat a. r., F. NJ for sAssAU.N p. per steamer
wEDNEsDAY.-At II A. NJ for PERNAMBuCo and
VICTORIA, per steamship AAti uetters for other
parts Of b. All must be drected psr Asti"J, vt IL
NJ for GRENADA. TRINIDAD and TOBACCO per
= s,samship Ja,ty JIrTStwaddy; q y, n for CUBA per
THURsDAY.-At $3.50 A. NJ for PORT ANTONIO. per
steamer from Philadelphia
steamship Thsmis.
aTgsyA, * 4 " ssS SsS
must b directed ''per AdiTonda aok y; at 10 A NJ
SHVEs FkEr i2sS COVE FL GssE Hat. nh
sT1 ts+ MAe1af Ri sH4PH aor
P ohsT PARE Of SsIoa and sor GuoS @Ss
b. dire. Dir ,, .e.r n Ya%sT q; az AZ 1880 A. NJ for
ueia, ourac 40 Trinidad British ard Dutch Gui.
II. @a.' Sppsssssry ri S'1s 1ESEz z
oARTHAaEaA. VIA oirAsAS. 0sr stssnIIi0 caI-
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CHARLES w. DAYTON, Postmaster.
Post Once. Now YORK. n. Y, March e6, 1897.
PETER ?. MEYER, AUGTloNEEh


CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
DUDIIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Commissioners OF the sinking Fund OF the City OF
New York by virtue Of the powers vested In them by
law. will ofer for sale at public auction, Tuesday
March 80, 1897, at ~ O'Clock NJ, at the New York
ing described lots pieces or parcels OF real estate be
longing TO the Corporation OF the City OF New York,
Wis., Three (3 lots the south side Of Ono Hundred
and Fifty FIRST street. between Convent and Amster-
dam avenues. Block 2065 (new number), known by
tho Lot No, ~. each 20 feet front and 90 feet IL
one fD triangular lot on Convent avenue and One
Hundred and Ffteth street. Block 906b new number).
Lots Nos. l6 and l6 lOS feet IL y inches front on
Convent svenue 90 feet inches deep the westerly
Of along the centre line Of the block between Ono
Hundred and Fiftieth and One Hundred Fifty rst
streets The several parcels Of tho said property be-
ing shown map thereof prepared by Eugene K.
Mclean, Engineer Of the Finance Department. dated
January 10. 1897 and numbered respectively thereon
Lithograpbic maps of said real may be had At
the Comptrollers onice, Stewart building No ESQ
Broadway, after March B, 1897.
BY order OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund,
under resolution adopted at meeting Of the Board
held May 9s. 1895
For terms and conditions Of sale. and moro detailed
XsHBEL P. FITCH, Comptroller.
CITY OF NEW YOPK, FINANCB DEPARTMENT.
coMPTRoLLER's OF SIcE March as. 1907
DUBLIC HEARING.-There win be public hearing
Il by New York Harbor Line Board IL A. II. April ee.
1897, In Army building. 80 whitehall st.. New York,
applications Of New Jersey Riparian Commission
erS, the N. y: and n J. Bridge Co, and New York
Dock Dept for changes In established harbor ines
both shores Of North River the y Z part being that
Col Corps Engrs.. President Of Board.
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Lehiqh Valley Railroad.

e,io A N. daily SUNDAY A. M for MAUcR
oaTNK ara sy iSl
kSeHFER Ssz FFA Su1h iit fsL md
ohHs and sss s.G:ss Sunday for AAO'h
Is'oo moon a,,iyi sIc;P, PEoS% SUNDAY sgyxprr,s,
arrives Bufialo e:5s r NJ Pullman vestibuie Day
coache. and Paror Car, Dining GsI Service . Mesis
to Detroit and Chicago. D., r,r,v
chS and psn,s SUNDAY lot
sIsSs ss Tsse SSnSas s priacSn fGa R.s
gions; chair car for wiiEosbarre.
BtRRR resy s1iSRo aas 1Gs
psSs Sr Sr al To
5,la P. N. daily. for EAsToN and intermediaa0
clio P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. Express fog
Batington and principal intermediate stations Con
neets TOR Reading and Harrisburg CHAIR car to Stat
ZOO P. N daily, for BgErALo SAaAEA FALLS, LIS,
NJ Y It to rh Chicago sleopers to BaHao and toronto.
soEaa dfa sI'p' sHsTSy 'qSGfi GnT T.
MAgcH CHUNK. j. 4 p; JTXCTioN. s4YRE, aE
ssspai lor Ss
p.ssengsn carried No SSsgsse carried Fsay, eocprs
rfs soG sGFS f N3anRa FL snd ii
West. Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo.
xaa,.ions iesai train. daily, s.csp, sunday 70.
BOUND BROOK and iatsrmsd,ne IN dat s9pts Ieays
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lls. sss,
Z. ia6th st., l27 Bowery T.; $50 Fulton s CouEs
st.. 8S Broadway and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
n z. Trsnsfer Co. win call for aud check baggage
from hotel or residence Through to destination
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA AID wEsTERn
Stations in Row yeru. 100, or barclay ana
Christopher sta.
'hs''"Vt Cans. Hs HiSTucM % LfGMT. ~
Direct route 70 Newart Bloomneld. M0ntelsir, thS
stsnhope, Newton, Budt's Lake Lake HopatoonG
Hacksttstown, schooeyb Mountain, washington,
oxford. Norwich wat4rvills, Utica Rchneld sprinSI.
Corning. Bath. psnsyis. BSaio. and ali points WeSS
Northwest and Southwest
800 a. M.-Binghamton Mall Stops at principal
1000 4. M.-<cafe Carl Bufalo. Scranton. Bins
hanton, Syracuse, aud oswego Express Pullman
nss SaTes rpp pafSS cSc.so s and ponis Wnst WIN
liOO y. M.-scranton Binghamton and Elmira ED
press Pullman buffet garlor cars. ,,,...,
400 q. M.-Scranton, Wilkesbarre. ana Plymouth.
Express Pullman buffet parlor oars
siuO y. M.-tDaily y>-Bunalo vestilhle Limited Ex-
press for scranton: Blnshamton Elmlra gnaaH: n,s
Pullman bufret sleeping car CONNECTING at buffalo
with trains for Chicago aud points West, ,,
s,aO q. M.-tDAiiy iyr-Buralo Express Pullman
MI Gorris. and hnTaio, arriving Ruiraio : A. NJ,
oiNO y. M.-lpaiyl-Bnffalo Scranton. Bingham
ton. ithaca, Uu,a Syracuse. and oswego ErpreaA
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ Henry
Care Sons, Ltd, . Br0Slway ~ PARK place, ana
az. Broadwsy Ticket. a. Ferry s!eli.n H5s Broad;
Columbui av.. New York 81 and 72S Fn on ST., and
lOB Bruaiway, Bro lkyn. Time tables giving fun In
Wrst,ots Express Company will call for and check
baggass from hotel or rcsldenco to destination.
The sun., 1897-03-28
Steamboats,.

BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND,
VIA SOUND LINES.
MORWlCH LINE. via New London. from Pier 4o
n e.. next to Desbrosses st., week days only. at
FALL RIVER LINE, via Nowport and Fall River
from Pier ls N. r.. foot Murray st. week days only
bpm.
sTONiNGTON LYME, via stonington, from Pier 80,
NJ r.. ono block above Canal st.. week days only at
The sun., 1897-03-28
TROY BOATS,

Steamers CITY OF TROY and CITY OF CATsKnL
leave Pier 49, foot West 10th Street, daily r. NJ
cspt Saturday. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
LIVINGSTON LINE. West 10th 81. Daily p. N. Sat-
N ur,iayH At I. Steamers BALDWIN and R0MER.
for Cornwall, Eewburgh, New Hamburg Marlboro.
Milton, Poughkeepsie Hyde Park, Esopus. Kingston
eonneetns with u d. Il. R. for all points In catsk
Mountains
CATsKILL. HUDSON AND COxsACKIE BOATS
will leave foot of Christopher st. every week day at
or. NJ. connecting with b. A. r. r. at Hudson
NEW HAvEN.-Fare gil EXCURSION. o. 30.
Fast steamers leave Pier 25 T.. r., daily (Sundayu
sxoepted) p N. and i9 midnight. arriving time
for trains to MerIdsn ,rford Springfield. and north
RAMsnRll. LiNE.-steamers Leave Pier 81. n
r., foot Franklin ST. Ior l'ranstons West Point Gold
Spring. Coruw ALL Fisl.kill Landing and Newburgh.
week days. . p. M 81 ndays . A. N.
The sun., 1897-03-28

PRINTED MATTER, Ac.-6erman steamers calling on
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays take Printed
Matter. ar. for Germany. and Specially Addressed
Printed Matter Aoi for other parts OF Europa.
White Star steamers On Wednesdsy take Speci ally
Addressed Printed Matter. Ae, for Europe. Amer.
lean, Cuniri. and French line steamers take
Printed ,tter &c. for all countries for which
they advertised to carry mail.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-05
CHICAGO & CALIFORNIA LIMITED.

Trains No. 3 and carry only first class
vestibued Pullman sleepers and dining
cars between Chicago, st. Louis and Los
Angeles. None but first-class tickets
honored on these trains.
CHICAGO, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA
LINE.
Train No. westbound, carries through
Pullman and tourist sleepers to Los An
geles and San Francisco.
No. eastbound, carries same equip
ment to Kansas City and Chicago.
No. and 3 are limited trains and stop
only at principal stations.
No. % eastbound, is local train, stops
at all stations, carries through sleepers
El Paso to Kansas City; chair oars Ell
Paso to Denver, via D. 4 R. G. R. R. and
Trinidad through without change.
No. 81 westbound is local train, car
ries through sleepers to Ell Psso, connect
ing with trains for Mexico.
For information, time tables and litera-
ture pertaining to the Santa Fe Route,
call on or address,
II. 8. LUTZ, Agent, Santa Fe.
W. J. BLACK, q. P. A., Topeka.
oity Ticket Office, First National Bank
Building
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-05
A MURMUR.

wrote her name on the soft, shining sand
For love had written it within my heart.
TIL incoming tide, with it's incessant food,
Dashed DER the letters, leaving level sand.
But as the expended foam crept slowly back
Into the seethng waves it bore her name
And mingled it forever with the surge.
The pillows murmur it along the shore,
The wild waves echo it in every beat
The tempest shrieks it meath the midnight sky,
While jealous mermaids wonder whence il
came,
And seamews, as they sport upon the waves,
Hear it and call their mates by that sweet
name,
And 1 forever hear within my heart
The murmur of her name borne from the sea.
j. X. L. in Chambers Journal,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-05
BREAKING A RECORD.
THE THING is QUITE EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW.

The BicyCIiSt Win Experience SHOWS the
Novice How to Do the Trick, and the
Latter Becomes the Twenty-six Mile
Champion, Paced and Unpaced.
They We're leaning over table and
industriously studying a lot Of records.
One was a novice and one had had expe-
rience
"It's very simple matter when you
know how" explained the one who had
had experience "Any one who is half
way good on. a bicycle can get record
of some sort How else do you suppose
so many people could have records?"
The novice didn't know He was q
new man in the club and wouldn't care
a continental about a record if he didn't
realize how lonesome he would be with
out one Every man who rides a bicycle
has to have record when he reaches q
certain stage of the disease, and he gem
orally reaches that stage shortly after
joining a club; hence the anxiety Of the
novice.
you've made your century run ac-
cording to instructions, went OH the
man who had had experience, "and you
have taken the time for every mile of
it, SO now it is merely question of
finding out where you will fit in. OF
course you don't get che century road
record either paced or unpaced. "
IT didn't expect to-, I" put in the nov
ice.
Naturally not,'' returned the ex-
perienced rider ''That's pretty hard
thing to get, because there are SO many
constantly trying for it. We'd better
begin at the other end anyway. You
didn't come anywhere near the mile
record. -
II didn't expect to do that, either, y
said the novice.
"And you're even farther away from
the two mile record" continued the
man of experience "and the three mile,
and the four mile, and the five mile,
and the six mile. Oh, you're clear out
of everything up to 20 miles. y
"That's only natural, " argued the
novice II haven't had bicycle but {
year. -
"Of course it's natural, returned
the other, but that cuts no figure al
all. You re after record and I'm un
dertaking to get one for you. All, here
it is-26 miles Unless this table is a
fault you can safely put yourself dow
as the 26 mile champion of the world
paced and unpaced. "
The novice swelled out about three
inches as he asked who had the mex
best record for that distance.
"There isn't any other record TO
that distance" answered the expert
enced rider. "That's how you happel
to get it. There are number who hav
made 80 miles in less time than yol
made 26, but, of course, that makes nj
difference. II it did, we couldn't hav
so many club records, and half the ful
of cycling would be lost. You just ge
pin of some sort and have Champion
Twenty six Miles put on it, and tn
next time you're out with the club yo1
can hold your head as high as any on
on the boulevard. Chicago Post.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-05
Time Table No. 40.

Connections with main line and
branches as follows:
At Antonito for Durango, Silverton
and all points In the San Juan country.
At Alsmosa for Jimtown, Creeds, Del
Norte, Monte Vista and all points in the
San Luis valley.
At Salida with main line for all points
east and west, including Leadvil,e.
Az Florence with r. 4 O. q. b. r. for
the gold camps of Cripple Greek and
Victor.
At Fasblo, Colorado Springs and Den
YER with all Missouri river lines for all
points east.
Through passengers from Santa Fe will
have reserved berths in sleeper from
Alamosa II desired.
For further information address the
AAdersigned.
+. ]. HELM, General Agent,
Santa fs, Nm
3. K. Hoosss, @. p. A,
Denver. Colo.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-05
santa Fe Route-California Limited.

santa Fe Route-CaIif0rnia Limited.
The California limited now runs twice a
week between Chicago and Los Angeles,
via Santa Fe Route. The third annual
season for this magnificent train.
Equipment of superb vestibuled Pull
man palace sleepers, understanding car,
and through dining car managed by Mr..
Fred Harvey. Most luxurious service
via any line, and the fastest time.
Another express train, carrying palace
and tourist sleepers, leaves daily for
California.
Inqu of local agent A., L. & s. +. Ry.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-05
Not Explicit Enough.

by the way, Mr.. Wabash, " said
Mrs Manhattan, resuming the conver-
sation, II used to be a great friend Of
your wife.
Indeed" replied the Chicago gen.
tleman. (Which one?' - New York
Sunday World.