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New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
FOR THE WOniNS Cha HAuff"N""'f'
PRELIMINARY ROUNDS PLAYED N Ihi ""i' Wv

pprYJury,Ry ROUNDS PLAYED II THE hAlN oN
THE LINKS AT MANCIESTEE. y H.
Nonchcsicr y H. Aug. ci-Thc tourndihent ioi
the worncn's golf championship OF the 'nt.u
States was begun on the Essex County 'iups l'"h9
to-day in spite OF adverse weather condl'lohs.
During the early morning the rain ith 'oplousN
and the aspcct was not encouraging. IL was thc
intention of the promoters Of the tournament 10
have the matches start ~ $50 o'clock but the 'ie
of bceIpnlne was deferred In the hope that the
rain might cease As the prospect failcd 10 III
prove a; 1890 o'clock ii decided 10 wait no
longer ana play began. The matches or the morn
ing were thos. of the pr liminary round for whi'h
medals had been offered and from which the best
eight players were be matched In to-morFo"
contests There were thirty-two entries Tor the
tournament and Of this number only four were un-
abb, 10 take part In to-days play. Thoy We're MIS-.
II T. Adams OF Chicago: Mrs. c. O. Brown, oil
sbinnccocl Hills Long Island and Miss Mabe
Rcardman and Mrs. T. G Spd"l"ins' "o'" VI NV
I'm spite Of the rain some fine plays were made
to-day During Tie first round. when " i% HnlSll,"
m ahou, ! o'clock there WAS 10 cessation III 'h'
rain or he u ayers Mis- Bca;ric" Hoyi ne ~
nj champion. attracted the greatest inter'St II.
strokes were Of a sort thpt indicated tNceI'it ioIi
and showed that she VIII make N'soi'"9 "
of the championship. ,,o,oa tho
As soon as the first round was connpe'...i I ,',I
nlavcs started on the second. The rain cohtnrr,t r,
and the ground saturated Win Mat,' c.c,ocr
Tho following were the eight players ma N'f tio
lowest score In tO-day's matches HeE H'tV.,'s az
70 enter the first round for the chainploHS"'P ~
morrow:
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
THE FAMINE ~ INDIA 1BtTTNG.

THE Christian Herald" has received cable
dispatch from Bishop j. NJ. Thohurn. chairman OF
the Interdenomnaton onal Missionary Belief Com
mittee In India dated Bombay. August g. saying
that the famine Is steadily abating. The Christ
ian Herald In It's next issue Will say
AT "A meeting held at Jabapur. another sum OF
10000 rupees was appropriated from The CHRIST
ian Herald Famine Relief Fund and Distributed
among twcnty-thr,e missionaries 10 De expenueu
for relief In their districts and missions without
delay. Americas gifts OF money and corn have
already been Instrumental In saving many tnou-
sands from starvation. go II,
Bishop Thoburn has associated Win him mis-
sonarics representing the American frespy'
Board English BAPTIST Mission. German AmerI-
can Eydngclizatoa Society. Wesley, an Missio"'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
No TENNIS AT NEWPORT YESTERDAY.

Newport r. l.. Aug "a (SpeciaD-The wet
weather here to-day forced postponement of the
final match in the al,-comers' championship lawn
tcnrls tournament. The courts at tho Casino were
,,,nos, under water at the time scheduled for the
,,,.,h IN begin this morning and even after the
rain had stopped falling they were so soft that II
was impossible to use them at AL, The match VIII
ho nlaved to morrow morning. and Wrenn VIII meet
,be winner i'm the challenge round Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
MEDALS Not SOLID. But PLATED.
TIE INSTITUTE BOAT CLVUS CHAMPION CREW
COMPLAI% OF THE QUALITY OF
TIIEIR IRlZEE

The champion four-Oarcd crew E tho institute
Boat Club Of Newark winch the championship
AT the National Regatta on the Srhuylkill. ~ Pha-
dephia this year declare that the gold medals pre-
sentel to them a the winners plated. The
medals wcro supposed 10 he Of solid Id.
Frank sullivan f. member Of the crew. and
when he returned 10 Newark he took MS medal 10
an ongravcr TO have his name engraved on IT, The
trophies are large. the design being bar with
crossed oars anl an eagle with ou'sproal wings
Attached = the lar by chain * the medal. abou.
the sign oe silver dallor and SO; in with small
jewels of rcd. white and blue The reverse side is
pllin for the Of the winner. The enRraVer
found that ;hn medal silver with heavy
plating OF gold. The members ~ me crew dis
appointed a-d chagrincl over thc discovery.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

dry track tomorrow all three NJ ana wei wunoI, nov
spSt or biemish and all three well ridden s 4 deeea,
dds hss s,aSf Tss decides
f.seS the money IS sr az 'inSe @ IN and
y IN ns Ss4 tsn rHn nn faster
dry track. and will do so II they get an opportunity
conclusions oasi wsh c nsr find the eas, fault
right stable won even 1t the wrong gd ,he triumph
~ Rrookda;e was welcomed with the heartest 1. np
pause and oudest and Longest ns gd snS
on the turf. now that they have won the Futnri'y
LAOgst' is by Knsss arsSosIos Soi OF My and an
tremeIy lucky fy. and she ran wei In the fndura,y Ky
En- hea own w s'SSa win morp races than she WIN win
hereafter and she reached he climax e au nearly
o sef MIC attention a, any time in after years as she
received in few minutes yesterday: ,raen ont OF
Is5S Ms5c by ran befpd Mr. m sway glow
deal of IL luck the turf while ne se.t mas 'oy of good
served fySan could have won the Fuuriiy the
rejoicing over his success wond nave oe'" SUI
james r. Keene's Urlel "a Ill at case In mud , Ioa
soanc rode him well and g9i ;hrl M pnSS Xceme W COCK
Robin is fleet. but H. Martin his rider los, MS Ms
head and made too much use OF Cock ROBIN IN the
The FAN Handicap six furiones was nEie Ne-
MSrhX artHss h': The lai'er GS WAS Seavy Voter
carried y? pounds o ana ad hasss e6i for
five five fmriongs running side by side well IN front OF
The other starters. BY the schedule oter was was
concedng four pounds to Hastings 'o,n ,f cpltS
Looked well and both seemed to be IN lau'tiss
condition Both mad fiery tcmpers ana poln kcp.
their Jockeys furously busy until the start 'ooH
place Voter and Hastings shot away neau anu
head and each a.d all he could "a s@arch tn tne ~ ~
most heart of the other. TWO S"ilt Sl'in
,hoeo They SET thew against th'w, strain against
owed stern Drained sprncrs. ana the! inusnL -
few horses can fight. Voter was better thhh iMidst M
ngs Yesterday and at tho end OF hve iurlongs
Voter had Hastings q ;rine bent I'ut those two
rampcock colts had killed cach othel N si'.r
front IN slid "leOphus and M slipped %,,li.1no,.1 %
uo,h nossed the brave. but exhausted Notei ti1u
Hastings Ornament won the race easily ''eo-
nhus was second and Voter third -, -, quo
ornament wae beyond question the pes, W." w.
Vo,cr Ten pounds In any race, at any cIsta''. 81, ~
any time This year Ornament has won man I,,,.
stakes in the West. carrying heavy "vItn.' I,' t
" s Voshnrgh divncly inspired ana mo-, ,r p,,'rd rd
oi ooriv' Ii0 on Ornament, Mr NoSlurgh may ne
nror1 and Lappy now. And Poitengi!I ltrhapN. ~
nroud and happy too He left PREVIOUS az a. 90, r
most i, the Fu,nriiv. Thafs an cxpioit 10 a.. ~ I'll If
pSr a. rnt While Sims should share his JOY IL
necancd getting himself left At the nos'. , o,o
Might II hc possible 20 get Tho trlhr au VII, ,,d
mont and Clc5phus and Voter ana HasuanEC So. ~
,vifford and Roquta and Handspring aiiu S", 90
Sione and Ben Brush together in race az SnM ;,h =
longs on dry track. ut weight FOR age; WIZ ,noi
comnotent starter Such race wocld W "''''
loved bliss and simple ecstasy.
FIRST EAcr-sGcD added. for maiden TWO '"'-o'''
s,oci,l weights Five fl5l nE>.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
NOTES FROM y VETERAN OK THE TURF.
THIS VENERABLE SAGE HAS VIEWS OF Ills OWN
AND fE PITS THEM HITNTIY.

THIS VENERABLE SAGE HAS VIEWS OF Ills own
AND RE PITS THEM HLvNTIY
Another Futur.ty has been decided and the lau-
rels were gained by the rather uncertain FLY
L'Alouette. II was fortunate for the general pub
lie and the horscIlcn who bet OH The lWguenot
and Gibraltar that L'Alouettc coupled with
the Two colts In the betting. The bookmakcrs
walled and moaned In anguish when the ny's
number was run up. because II the old method
had been in vogue LAlouc,tc would have been at
long ODDS in the betting and the cvcr-indusii otis
bookmakers would hay" reapcd a rich harvest.
The race was unsatisfactory for many reasons.
Ih@ track was & iane OF s''cMy mud n WIN Ify ,b
footing was extremely uncertain FOR ong-siriding
horses
Before the Futurty the paddock presented lively
scene the trainers gathered around the contest
Nearly every horse In the race had admirers.
An objection was made 10 IN" use Of the barrier.
and the s.art was made In The Oli-fash Oned way.
Previous jeff at the post, and there was such
among the persons who Went the post that IL Is
dihcult 10 'eii anytains definite about H. II was
one OF The heaviest betting races OF the year.
Nearly al Of the wsencres WHO predicted The result
mentioned excep, as a starter. '0'@'''
After the race a.srcus DAILY cha,ted with James
hard regretted that Murcllo was iii at SARATOGA
Win lung 1n fsyHr & EpYhal Keene was as sercne ~
sell 10 small wagcrs. Arthur White was cheerful,
and believes tnat he "ill win his share Of races
Budd Dobe. the celebrated trotting hcrse rcins-
man. remarked that great racers arc horses that
John s,nfofd .ooked wise, and said nothing. j.
4 {. O'Reilly talked about Come mara and her d,
D feat by King FOX. Charles Reed was unconc,rned
as there was not starter in The Fu,uriy bred Ls
m Therefore he did not worry about what was
coming 70 tnc breeder of The frst three horses
julius kaufman wants to know how a man "a
whom money was given 20 bet Oh two difcreu,
horses IN race could get The money on the horse
4 Oh the winner
George +. smith said tha, he los, ssl COO on the
s!x races. lie backed Ia, keenr Siabl, in IN.
J Fu'uTity. "
1t might be unpleasan, for Nc handicappsr If h,
| horses from Canada and the West. Voter ulspose,
| Of Hastings In mastery manner. but was un.
| able 10 concede weight TO Ornament. the champion
two-ysar-old Of 1896 and the champion three-ye ar
| old OF k9s.
Trllo WAS real "iam." and was backed down
from p 10 until ~ was tho best odds obtain
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
I. y. GILTS FIGHT FOR HIS CHILD.
MRS I.YONSS LAWYER SAYS IT WOULD BE
DANGEROUS To TAKE THE LITTLE
GlRr. AWAY FROM HER

The wit Of habeas corpus isste ed by Justice
R.ekman Of the Supreme Court. compelling Mrs
Flcra 4 Lyons to produce the nve-year-old daugh-
ter Of Lewis W. GIL. OF Chicago. In court. was
served on Mrs. Lyons yesterday afternoon The
LAWYERS in the case were not ready 10 proceed
however. and the arguments In the legal struggle
f,r the no. OF the child postponed for
one week Mrs. Lyons AT her boarding house
No sl9 West Fi;ty-hrst-st. all day. but she denied
herself 10 all callers. referring every one 10 hef
LAWYER H. H. Squer According to Mr.. Squler. ~"
h. ready to 30 into court az time. and he says
hat there l. no doubt that Mrs Lyons VIII get the
un1l custody OF little Marie
,.The llttir girl has been .aralyzed -incc she was
4 baby" said Mr.. SluIer. and II would be The
h.iyht' Of folly TO take her away from Mrs Lyons.
H., have the affdavlts OF several reputable phys-
clans that II the child were taken away from Mrs
Iyous who has cared for her In all her Illness, ana
taken 10 Chiclgo by her father. tn" chances are
that she would lie dead before she arrived thefe
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
r,popr,N PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,v.rncol Aux 70 345 .. m.-Wheat-N red Wet
-, .,ntcr ann Is I'd: ~ | red Northern spring nrna.
IS 81 Corn-Amercan mixed spot new strong IS . 10
a, ,Id nrm d did August nominal; september
es .d October steady. Is I'.d. Flour LOUIS 'an'
winter nrm los 81. Hops at London tsclnc - st
.,.adv bJG6ss B.ef-Exra India mess rrin. Dos %
prime mess arm s6s 81 pork Prime mes, me ,s az
~ arm = Ga prime medium Western iFin ~. 90
Uar,.-Short cut 10 N. steady. S>s tas'h a. -
hsrland cut 3o n. firm. @s shoIt Tio :" 10 - M ~
Arm, o.,s long middles. light. II 70 - 70
.9s 81; long clear mlldles. heavy. '"p'2 !, I'm
abort midilss. heavy. ~ 20 80 10 liI''
oss. c,sar beles ia 10 II n. firm 33s Shoulder
Snuar. ~ to ~ N. 2ss ID latd-Spot, n.ns s,
o. a. ,,hses.- American white and colored n'l,
az. "a Ts.low-Prme city firm, lss 81 So''vn S,,,,s
I'll -Iiv.rlsnl refined steady It's Gd Tnrp~n'he 'i"'
,a.ty pis III Rosin-Common steady. As Cd
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
TWO GAMES AT ORANGE OVAL.

regular game In the Atlantic League series
will be played by the Paterson and Newark teams
on the Orange oval at go o'clock on Thursday
af,ernoon. and at 4:3O o'clock the Orange Athletic
Cluh team will meet the winner. The Orange and
Newark baseball enthusiasts are greatly inter
ested In the double contest and Will undoubtedly
turn out in large numbers 10 see II.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
SHOOTING foR PLlcE ON THE TEiv.

Tho frs, day. competition Tor places a team
20 represent the S'aie OF Ncw-Nork was held yes
terdav ~ CrcclmoOr. The telm when selected
viii comuc;c In The interstate anl Hilton Trophy
matches 10 b." s1ot under the auspices Of the M
ti3nal Rife Association 1T Sea Grt. y j.. at It's
annual fail meeting August 50 TO September t.
The ,oam VII consist ot twelve ana thro" sub
siitui.s selected rom any infantry organization in
tao S.1ft Tho twelve men having the best aggre-
gat- ~ the three rays shooting Will constitute
the ana the next three tnc substitutes. the test
boirg ten shots each day a, 2ol 20 and ~ yards
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
BROOKLYN WERE V1CTORs
PITTsBuRG BEATEN THROUGH 1NABiL-
ITY TO BUNCH HITS.

THE CURVES OF BOTH KrI.LEN AND FISHER BAN
TED rnEELy-soME GOOD FIELDING PLAYS
Muddy grounds interfered with the p'ay'ns ~ ~"
o,me at tho Polo Grounds yesterday, but the re-
con, rains had little effect upon the field at East
ern Park Brooklyn. and the game as scheou'e'
between the Brooklyn and Pittsburg teams was
pavcd II was a tree batting game. win some
clever fielding features. the home team wnhins Ds
norirg hits when hits meant runs. The PittsbufS
men hated hard but the visiting men were u'aple
IN hr safely when men were on bases ne ''r.ns NE
v,,i nIav two games at Eastern Park to-day Inc
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
XO MAIDEN LANE KLONDIKE.

II has been a popular belief In Maiden Lane for
Years that the old six-story building M Broadway
and Maiden Lane. having been for long time
occupied by manufacturing jewellers. would be
Sound saturated with gold dust when II was torn
down When the building was torn 10 pieces ir
Gently samples Of the dust found In the buiidhs
ware sent 10 assavers but although there was
plen,y OF charcoal in the refuse there was no trace
Of gold
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
WEIGHTS FOR THE FLYING hAND

The weights for the Flying Handicap lot mr.
ycarolds at six furcngs. on the main track 10 pe
run as the fourth race at sheepshead Bay o"
day. August q. as follows: ,o,. ,,,o
Voter. Ics: Typhoon IT, ~ George ~: sunny
ophus i22; Good Tines. III; Howard .; ;;tdron iis.
slope I6: Ekins l5: Rhodesia ia; rhn WanS
Oriinar Ill Trolley. III: Casse0pia gco adv Mitch
ell. los: Imperacr. lio Wabasso los rns,er iaS
loS: George II Ketcham o' hlns hidb III Daddy 90:
Nicholas il. 81
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
4 CoNMITTEEMA RESIGNS

Chicago Aug 2t-Chairman w. ID. Kreitensten
Of the Roads Records Committee Century Road
,r,,b has resigned. President Skinkle has sp-
pointed A. o. Mcoarreti. Of Boston. his successor
r NJ Staubach also member Of the committee
has been supplanted by Fred Tilt OF this city. Mr.
Kretenstein's business engagements became 30
pressing that he was unable TO give the work the
ntt,ntion IL required
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta Aug. ?4-Co,,on steady mddlns s,,e: -
mdding. ne. receipts iof parsi sh'P"e"'s' -
ib. STOCK $50. - go. mid
Norfolk Aug .t-Co,tcn quiet mlddling, ~, 10" ~,
ding ;,.c. good ordinary i5-i6c receipts aJl od'e'
exports coastwse. 100: sales. y stock Gsii - ,,x
s;alv..,on Aue ,.-cctton nrrn: miading. .i.c. ieM
middng 0-.c: good ordinary. dsc: receipts. 100 oa''
Gales 5te: stock S,~, ,,, = q, "a,
low middlins enc; good ordinary .-i5c; net rrec,
lOai bales. all new. gross. 2oIS exports 70 o'Ns'
Britain. $50: sales. so: stock. $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
WINDOWS SHATTERED ~ FIFTH-iTE.
AZ EXPLOSION IN Az EXCAVATION SENDS ROCKS
FLYING IN ALL DIRECTIONS.

An explosion in the big excavation at Ffth-ave
AVID Twenty-ninth-si. wrecked many windows In
the ncighborhood yesterday afternoon. but
yas hurt, one OF the charges used in blasting out
rocks failed AMI the next ono. besides exploding
i,eelr touched of the first one. ana rocks
hurled in all directions Tho glass windows in
front OF N.wnan's cloak house were crushed In.
Tho calumet club windows were also broken. The
foreman Of the laborers. John Barry OF No 3lj
EAST SrVenty-sevcnth-st. was placed under arrest
md taken to the West Thrtieth-st. police station
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al Buffalo-Scranton. 3; Buffalo. 0.
Az Iancaster-First game.Lancaster, II; NOT
folk 2 Second game-Norfok, }: Lancaster. =
A Richmond-First game-Rlchmond. -; Read
ing Second game Reading, (: Richmond, =
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

English Friends Foreign Mission Christian Ms
sion Alliance Mission, Swedish Lutheran Mission,
"bmrch of scotland Mission. Church Missionary
Society. Irish Presbyterian Mission American
Board London Missionary Society and American
lutheran Mission"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
DOUBLE BILL IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Aug. 2t-Thc orioles managed to win
the first and tie the second game to-day. In the
first game the visitors could not hit fofer In the
second Pond was put in 10 do the twirlinE, but
after home runs and four singles was replaced
by Aro.c in the fourth. Attendance. 5.2,0 Scores
FIRST GAME.
r. II. f.
Baltimore ...........2 Is o
Chicago .............O IL -
Batteries IIoner AMI Robinson: Griffith and Donohue.
SECOND GAME.
r. II. T.
Ral,,n,ora ........O p II .
chicago ................l 0-5
RatteresLPond. Amole and Clark Friend and Kit -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

Earned -Bsroklv,. = Pittsburr. FIRST base On
.rrrrs-Rrookvn !: PittsDurg l. Lett on bases ECON
yn 3: Pittshurg H. Bases on balls on Fishgr q,
Eili.n struck out-By Fisher. I: by hi'cn '
Home rin-Shindle Threebase h;s-shindle; An1ois"n
JIonmcistcr Two base hits-Grihn: O. smith H3i'n'i
s,er stolen Donovan. Poiden. Sugdcn l,oup'
nlav-ia chance Onassisted). H!t by pitchrr.-J nes
rnsssl hall-A. Smith Time of gan!e-I'"' Hii''
l.,rrcnier. 1 Attendance, l.NMl.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
CINCINNATI. .: WASHINGTON. 6.

Washington. Aug. 2i-Washngton lost to-days
game by a string of errors. following a badly mis-
Judged ball 10y Brown. Had he reached the ball
no scores would have been made In the NTH. As II
was, Cincinnati had no difficulty In winning out.
Attendance 5000. The score:
r. ". T..
Washington .........I ? 0 o . O-6 II 9
Cincinnati ..........I - D y % x-9 y
Battcres-swalm and Farrell: Bretenstein and Peitz
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
STAR POINTER AND PATCIEN MATCHED

Springfield H. Aug. 2i.-The State boaro o' ~
riculurc yesterday announced that neso,,a,io"s
have been closed with the owners OF S''' '
and Joe Patchcn for a match race 20 IA da Of
The State Fair purse Of $3.50 VIII ,o Uc ' nm, ~
ward Of the winner. The race VIII DC '"o o"' -
thre.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

oho :, TIM ring Nearly every book that would
take the money lost heavily on LILO Ir,iIo o,d won a
Forget pranccd over some nuru,,ss n"a ~" This
nurse in what was called hurdle race i"''
ended the days sport.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
THE EtRPEN ISLAND ODORS.

7: +. row .tatei that immediate action will be
taken on the several complaints received by the
Health Board aGains, The odors OF Barren Island.
Ycs.c-,ay morning President wilson Of the Board
If Health received the following telegram:
We can, endure iho sckenng odors from Barren
Island II !s simply uubcara5!e AMI mus bc aaarcd.
GEORGE :. f.pGELI.
Manager Manhattan Beach Hotel"
Last week Or Fowler. o: the Eoard % Health
wen; to BGff1.o and aid the scvera! complaints
oeains. Barren IsarI before the sac Board Of
Health Dr Owen cassidy. Of Havana. y Y. and
p- r " Smith. of Syracuse. appointed A
committee 20 invcstgaic these complaints The
s,air Board OF iIealtn l. % the opinion that the
ISLAND comes within the jurisdiction o. the brooklyn
noard OF Health
President wilson 4 he New-York Board saws his
d,r,r;uen has no .iri. iict!on In the Gaze al an
ana what.vcr remedy is tried must come throug n
The BROOKLYN T0arI of iIeal,h which VII take IN
he matter soon.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

The Associated Cycling Clubs Of New-JeTsey VIII
hold their annual century run TO Asbury Park on
September s. The entrance fee Is 20 cents ana sur
yivors can obtain a medal upon payment OF 81 IN
addition There will he three divisions. one starting
ar 6 80 a. m at : a. m. and ;ast olVisIoh & d.
& m. hat all m suit the mselves as 10 nov
fast they will ride The start is 10 be made from
Military Park, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
REFEREES APPOlNTED.

REF tttFsFN M y ''t' = III
supreme Court.
BY Slower. J.
Matter Of Hemmerdnger Louis Iedell
Matter os Th-aliti. Thornton warren.
By f}.ekman. J.
Rarysr agt Randall-Pennington Whitehead.
Matter Of Hillyer-Eugene A. fhilhin.
Mater of McBrdc-A. Harris Roome.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
SECOND CANE

7. IT. T.
............2 % % iS !
~ Louis ...............o q - . 10 2
batteries Wheee, and McTara.r. Hart and Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

X. IT. +.
Phadelphia ..........G o J. - Is
Taterics-Ta,lor md McFar.and Hart ard Southof.
IND riAlN an IniIcass.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
Birncics.
Good Bargains

in High Grade Bicycles (at our
downtown store only.)
Derby Tandems, with
Christy Saddles, only s35--
Ramblers. SO models, SCI
II Stearns Bicycles, fitted
with Palmer tires. S2.-
Ladies Rambler, sl0-Rem-
ington, $15- Union Racer.
SI1.5O-'95 Tribune, $15-
Girls Crescent, $22 so.
We have other bicycles
Derbys at $3.50 without
tires)-High Grade Bicycles,
guaranteed, at :25-Chlldrens
Bicycles, guaranteed, $50
and the Best Bicycle Bargain
Of the year: Spaldlng Bicycles.
new sc models, $50 for mems
and $50 for WomenS.
spalding's Bicycle Trip Maps free.
Eight different trips. Free at botn
~ our stores BY mail 3 cents each.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
PHILADELPHIA TWICE a WINNER.

Philadelphia Aug. 2i-Philadclphia took two
games from St Louis to-day the first through err
rors OF the Browns IN the first inning and the sec
ord by punching hits Attendance. 1888. scores:
FIRST GAME
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

cvclists desiring to join the League Of American
,,,,,,,or may obtain full printed information and
,mernbersEip blanks by sending names ana au-
ireesss ia the cycling Editor. The 1riDuhe'
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

Tho Tourist Club of Paterson will have race
meet at Tourist Oval. Paterson Oh oeP'e'ioe' u
AIl The races are for amateurs
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

The Columbian Club, social organization OF
South Brooklyn, has decided TO form "heei'' :
section officers have been elected as loiio"s' n
: Nicholson. captain; w. ;: slater reut'Hatl. @ ~. ~
and Henry Kraft chairman OF the " Wheeiing : ON
n,;ttse The clubhouse Is at No. 3i6 tltteehlh-sl
and ,he basement has been Dtted up ior the oO"i-
Sort and convenience OF the cyclists.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

Newyork again goes TO the front in the mat
tor OF membership In the League OF American
Wheelmen In ALL 1885 new members joined the or
ganization In the week ending yesterday. prihsihe
the total up TO $685. NewYork had %, new men
hers with a total membership of 253ol fennsy!'
vania had 2i3 and a total of g3,0i members: Messa
chusetts 90 with a total of 1853 MEMBERS ahu
New-Jersey, 60, with total or $3.50
New-York tribune., 1897-08-25

=, meeting of the New-York Consulate Will De
held tonight when plans will be discussed look
ing toward securing funds for conducting the con-
sulate next year A certain percentage from t .le
r,artisen,ents i'm the road books ia allowed 70 ti!e
consulate this year. but some new means OF rals-
mo the wind will have TO be found Tor next year