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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
MOOT POINTS IN THE RAINES LAW
MAGISTRATES HOLD TO THEIR RIGHT TO DIS
POSE OF INTOXICATION CASES-A PRIS-
OWED CLAIMS A JITRY TRIAL.


CITY MAGISTRATES and Justices of the Court OF spe-
c,al Sessions Yesterday had to act upon some OF
the new amendments TO the Raines Liquor Tax law,
,h,cb are intended to give the Court OF Special
Sessions the exclusive Jurisdiction in the trial OF
,io,ators of the law The justices and magistrates
are agreed apparently that 1t would be against
nubc policy to have all prisoners charged with IN
toxIcaton tried in the Court of Special Sessions be-
cause such course would block the business OF the
court and fill up the Tombs with prisoners awaiting
trial until that prison would be overcrowded
Magistrate Brann, in the Centre Street Court, SAID
that II the new law was obeyed II would impose
much hardship upon many poor men. and he pro-
ceeded to make a test with the aid OF justice
Jacob VINO was presiding in the Court of Special SEES
sIons William Candy OF No. 26 PARK Row, was
arraigned before the Magistrate on the charge OF
intoxication and the Magistrate sent him into Spe-
cial Sessions assigning Thomas Cherry as couhsei
70 defend the prisoner. Mr.. Cherry asked Justice
Jacob 10 discharge the prisoner on the ground that
the Special Sessions lacked jurisdiction In the case
because the Wids act which proydes ior the sum
had not been repealed by the RaineS amendments
Justice Jacob ruled that the Special Sessions nad no
before Magistrate Brann, who fined Candy 3d. As
the prisoner had no money ne was taken 10 the
Tombs. - NIL,
was arraigned before Justice Jacob having been
held for trial by Magistrate Crane on the charge OK
violating the law on Sunday; Daniel OReiLly, couh-
sci for the prisoner refused to allow plea to ne
made by his client. declaring that the Ralnes
amendment which took away the rIgnt OF trlal py
fury was unconstitutional. Justice Jacob overriled
the LAWYERS objections. and ordered the trial OF
Uolten to be set down for tomorrow. The lawyer
said ne would apply to the Supreme court tor stay
ing the case and would ask to nave the trial before
the Court Of General Sessions. where the prisoner
can be heard before jury. This will make another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
ON THE LOOKOUT FOR FILIBCSTERS.

San Francisco May 4.-The United States Gov
orruent has taken official cognzance OF the exist
ing possibility that a filibusterng expedition may
leave this port bound for Honduras The Collector
Of the Port has been especially warred by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury TO prevent the departure
of any vessel with arms or munitions OF var a
close watch is being kept on the movements OF
Cor,os Ezeta who Is now In Oakland, Cal, and
who "a said TO be organizing company OF volun-
,onrs n go to Honduras and aid In the overthrow
~ tho existing Government. 1t Is said that EZeta
hos considerable financial backing ready for the
evnenses of his proposed expedition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
RaTD on A THIRD-AVE RESORT.

CAPTAIN Martens. with eighteen policemen from
the East Thirty nfth-st. station. early ths MORN
r,g made a raid on the Sutton Casino. Nos. 40
and ASP Thrd-ave.. near Thirty-third-st Many COM
,airts have been made against the place recently
nd tho nolico say TINT they have secured evidence
that II was dsorderly
When the police got TO the casino. which Is a
oorcsr, hall they found 1t packed with men and
women. who seemed to be enjoying ,ne OF HI 1he
nomen were permitted to leave the place Until
a. patroi wagon arrived The wagon MADE .nIec
rips 70 the essAtss csfore all tho prisoners WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
CAPTAIN Red HELD.

United States Commissioner Shields yesterday am
rouncod his decision in the case Of Captain Edward
W Reed Of the American clipper ship Thomas r.
Cakes VINO was charged with cruelty to ms ere"
on the VOYAGE from Hong Kong China. 10 ' ms
city On the "trip several sailors dleo anu VIII agn 9
vessel was tcwed into this port about mont dsO,
the remaining members of the crew were heIpltS;s
with scurvy Commissioner Shielas, Wmo rInrn,ain
Reed says that in his opinion the nG n,eG state
the placing Of matter before me oloe Rcd is
Grand Jury. Upon this hndng Cap'",,, ,hj ~ uiIi
held 10 await further developments ""lc" VIII
probably be indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
Auction AT THE BAPTIST TABEfNACLh'

The Sheriff yesterday had an auction SAFE at 'ie ,
Tabernacle Baptist Church. at Second-aVe, ana
Ten.h-st of which the Rev. DR.. Daniel L fot'ei
US nas,or of church furniture, carpets. chalrs
"rrar pulpits hymnbooks. etc, under an excl
ton OF 1871 in favor Of the Aimed BY
tbe Society last December The right, tte anu
interest only of some of the articles were 500 500
Tvery3binp was bought in by the society. Dr
Pot, ratchei the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
DT-NTOp TAKEN TO THE PENITENTIARl.

Chicago. May 4.-Joseph X. Dunlop publisher Vi
1.-THE Chicago Dispatch was taken to Joliet AT
. n m to-day over the Alton road TO begin his two
vears sentence He was accompanied by Deputy
Marshal John A. Logan. II was at hrst the lh'eh-
ton to start II o'clock but In order to AVOID inc
crowds drawn by curiosity later tram was
,aken Dunlop was sentenced on the charge OIL
sending obscene literature through the mails. ~
addition to his imprisonment, he Is TO pay me Oh
20 on With good behavior. he VIII have 10 serve
Only twenty months. and VIII not be put, mo
stripes but will the bue-gray suit Oh '"e
second grade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
BACON PAPER COMPANY FAILURE.

Boston May Al a meeting of the creditors of
the Bacon Paper Company to-day. the assignee s
report was read showing liabilities of Si3O,oo
against which there is miscellaneous collateral ag-
erecating 100000. The value OF the assets was
Considered doubtful and was placed at something
under $500 600 A committee of three was appoint
ed for fur her investigation to report in one week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
OTHER LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

,,.u,n D,zan Thomas II. Burchell and Samuel
r. purcbeu composing the firm OF Dazar &
p,robau Rrotbers manufacturers Of umbrellas ana
naraso,s at No 442 Broadway, made an assignment
yesterday 10 Jesse s. Epstein. OF Epstein Bros CIV
,no preferences for 1891 The assignment Is said
., ha duo 10 the general business depression, bad
accounts and the late season. The hrm mace up
,orge stock of parasols for the summer season.
h,,, on account of the cold weather. large part
~ Tho stock was left on their hands. The habili-
tics are s45 900 and actual assets about S0"" a
meeting of creditors will be held In rev days.
.hen a nronosition for a settlement will be made
The Sheriff yesterday received an execution
ooairst the Brilladora Gold Mining Company Tor
s140Ol In favor of Learned, Carroll Co.. LOT
money lent to the company between January 1872
ord Februarv 1897. The company Is a Maine cor
no,a,ion with mines in Mexico Charles H. hlfn-
ball is vice-president
John Beattie receiver Of the Liberty cycle COM
many of No 4 Warren-st yesterday Obtained an
order from Justice Smyth. Of the Supreme Court
o., rrotect the bicycles pledged collateral security
On notes of the company, and TO prevent their SAL
riace in case the noeholders should sell tner az
amction There are 335 wheels in storage ware
bnHea pledged 10 secure notes amounting 10 slo,W'
IT, r,occeiver is empowered to make arrangements
with the owners of the notes, that he may takt .e
hicvcles sell them in the regular way, ana pay ~
nroceeds to the notehoders less redsohdoie
charge for the sale. ,-.-.aa,, orot,s,
JUDGMENT for s. 20 was entered yesterday against
Hugh Lamb architect, OF No. 30 Nassau.St Joi JIM
7 Rrown and William Bryan in favor OF the Chase
Granite COMPANY on a note made by MI: Lamp on
March 4 which was Endorsed by MT. Drown anu
delivered 10 Mr.. Bryan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
RROOKLYN'S NINE IN FORM.
BUT DARING BASE-RUNNlNG BY BALTi-
MORE DEFEATS THEM IN THE
NINTH INNING

Another large attendance was present at the
lend game at Eastern Park Brooklyn yesterday
"a witness the second battle with the bats be-
tween the Brooklyn and Baltimore teams 1t was
largely a pitchers contest. although the heldns
york on both sides superb. Daring base
running by Doyle did much TO capture the contest
Cor the champions in the ninth inning. The score'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
NO PRIZEFIGHT EXHIBITION ~ PUEBLO

Pueblo COL May 4.-Exhibtions of kaleidoscope
,c,ures Of the Corbett- Ftzsimmons fight are to be
prohibited in Pueblo on petition of the w. {. I. L..
If this city the Aldermen instructed the City At
torney to draw up such ordinance. The petition
was granted without discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
WRECK on THE SOUTHERN RAIL"Ai'

TWO PEOPLE REPORTED KILLED AND SEVERAL
WOUNDED.
Knoxville. Tenn, May 4-Passenger train NO Z
on the Southern Railway was wrecked and turned
over tonight near Bluff City, one hundred miles
from Knoxville. Two people are reported Killed
and others wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
m CONTEST AT BERKELEY OVAL.

The intercollegiate Athletic championships thls
800 ,nI he held at Berkeley oval on May %. II
- sa,d that the games should not be held al Man
battan Field for practically the same reason mat
The football games would not be hed tnere, anu ~
~ sYopested that the contests be transferred 10
'hiladeInhia The local interest, however was ~
sng that il has been decided 10 hold the contests
Rcr Oval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
G NJ CUMMING FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT.

George NJ Cumming last Saturday elected
first vice president OF the Erie Railroad MT. Gum
ming has been general solicitor OF the company
since July !, 1896. 80 -,
He Was at one time connected with the Law de-
nortment of Columbia University. Previous 10 MT
cummings election and since the reorganizat ton
of the road the Office of first vice-president mas
been vacant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
STTCIDE or A MINISTER'S son.

Monticello " Y. May 4.-William Dill. the seven
son OF the Rev James Dill OF Forest
burg walked into the woods to-day and when
mile away from his home shot himself. Despite his
wound the boy crawed back through the under
growth on hands and knees until within quarter
OF a mile of his home. Then he died. NO reason Is
known for his suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
UR. DEBOE STARTS FOR WASHINGTON

Frankfort. KY May 4-The delayed oeruncate
If W J. Deboos election United States Senator
reached the Governor this morning, and he COM
Melted the preparation OF his credentials two min
rtes before the departure OF the morning train Tor
WaGhinpton on which Mr.. Deboe left this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
THE RECORDS.
BOSTON 5: PHILADELPHIA. 2.

Boston. May 4.-The Boston Philadelphia game TO-
day was great contest Of pitchers. IN when hiooe
danz came out victor. He struck out ten men, inc
record so far this Boston fathomed fineIq
ritching in the seventh inning, Duncheo tAeif MIS-
and batted out the game. score
~ r. H. z.
pos.,- ......o o o x-S 3
TTsSi,5slDbia ''.....O o % IL
Observation-Disclosures and Yeager, Fifeld and Crazy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

All scranton-Scranton, I; Rochester,
At Observation-Disclosures. g. NewarKT, ororto n
a. Springfield. Mass.-Springheld; l. l0,o"'0' "
a. Providence-Buffalo. :; Proyidence' !.
A. Standardization. 6: Reading. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
MAGISTRATE CORNELL SEES FOR HIMSELF

Francis j. Donnelly, the keeper of Raines law
hotel ut No 600 Third-ave was arragned before
MAGISTRATE Cornell in the Yorkville Police Court
on Monday, charged with having violated the law
on Sunday because his dining-room was too small
and the partition between it and the barroom did
not extend TO the ceiling although il was surmount-
ed bv wire network which reached TO the ceiling.
The Ma gistrate adjourned the case In order per-
sonallv 10 inspect the hotel" which he did yester
day, after which he decided that Donnelly would
have TO stand trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
THE yEW.BEDFORD Will REPORTS

New Bedford. Mass, May AT "A meeting OF the
stockholders of the three insolvent mill corpora
tons the Rowland. the Rotch ana the New-bed
ford companies this noon reports OF the directors
we're read That OF the Rowland corporation was
Assets lS5, 463; debt sl,l9s,67l contingent debt
10000 The reports Of the other two companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

The regular club runs OF the Nassau Wheelmen
follows May 9, Hampstead. $50 a. m; May
IS Tottenville A. m: May %. 30 and 81 Philadel-
pha, a. M: June 6. Amityvie. a. m: June 20.
Plainheld a. m; July g. and s. Asbury Park, l
D. m: July IS, Far RoCkaway. a. m; August J.,
College Point $50 a. m: August IA and 10. Sea
Cliff. p. m: August g. Freeport. $50 a. m; Sep
TENDER T. and 6. Patchogue, p. m; September 10.
MOrrstOWn, s q. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
CHICAGO. 5; ST. LOUIS, 2.

Chicago May 4-The season opened here to-day
4, a blaze of glory. The game was nearly perfect
q wild throw by Hartman being the only ii''spid!'
Score: m =
Chicago .............o a
Ra,,eries-Callahan and Ansop. Esper ana Mcr a'"N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
wheemen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending their names and ad-
dresses to the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
= CANADIAN PACIFIC'S REFUSAL

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC'S REFUSAL.
Chicago MAY 4-The Canadian Pacific Railroad
has refused absolutely TO become member OF the
raorganizad Western Passenger Association and its
atti1de is causing the members of the association
some uneaSneSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
WASHINGTON
Washington ...-.. ..,....9 x-6

Earned runs--Washngton. l. New-Iork 4 5ovHs
hits-Ternan Gleason Cartwrigh H RonIsy Gleason:
Cieasan Davis Beckey Tiernsn Gleason -, bec D. r.
G1Iy::nriebt Mcguire First bals-By King y ny
nreny Hit by pitched baby Dohsny oD ny NM If;
j S,sans Washireton 6. New-York. g. Sacrifice hit
yyD .. I-mntre-Iynch Time Of Rame-l:4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
BALTIMORE.


base Smith Threebase hitkeeer stolen pase
rae,sT Kelley Jones Double plays-La Chance TO an
can La Chance Daub First base on % , rs
Iii hV uitched ball-C1aTk struck onI
loiie'' 80, on bases-Brookyn 5: Baltimore. Sacrnce
SCI Jennings Hofrer Grim. stencil Time-i'o' Ci-
iI,,.~f Attendance VNO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

The first club run Of the Press Club Cyclists will
be held next Sunday. The run will be to Bronx
Park and return The officers are President.
George F. Lyon: vice president. Percy Brown: sec
rotary, F. w. Sonthemer: treasurer, Wills Is.
Troy; captain Harry W. Wack. and lieutenant. T..
j. Tnsdale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

. Now Julet-Fair Young Creature (aft0 son
recitations)-Do you think ! would 90 iSr 9qrr.'
Veil you'd look very pretty In hN tomhetSsw
work Weekly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
0rapeIlers' 6otsl potkst @nios.
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOTELS OF THE WORLD.
Information Circulars &c. OF any Hote! oe''"'
call a address (send stamp the
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU.
CO Fifth Ave. New York;
96 Regent St. London;
24S Rue de Rivoli. Paris
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE.
HOTEL POCKET GUIDE.
GRATIS.

GA p means American Plan; F. P. European22 ..
At %: n l;l s,an1ix Hall p 81 F. .5s
BALTIMORE a. Ma :H as;!l E s;aao5d
p6Serov Ho %frT venSome. ~ IS
Cooley 50. Hotel E P 20 up: A. p SOU
bEookESS :., & .j Mansion s. il Iioq s. F. F.
HS' .ia f ;o e. 81 5sea jsy p
y Once. Townsend Building. Broadway & 2I!h s. "a
GARpEN ci Tr, l. minutes New York
G,TsT x G Hotel M, Dis no" oPS sr.1e III nn 81
fA RHy GT3 Md #ss p on F. sc
h a2SS HE SPRINGS III MoSSs5 , June
xARRAGXNsEiT FiEf, n i. XeS Ms!9sxsoN. A P. z
do o Gladstone coam6us. r sttS's
xg e2 warren Leland Scss. lIGS:s F. <
NfHGARA FALLS cataract House r.
NEW A 1s Ma H iss,,5 4 F. Il
o. ,,i Ho Sl T %,nS!sI : e p r. 81 4 F.
a. iS: fo. !1!e SO hs e: $ sfs; E F. :
s,. sr %,.,S SsS s. s'Fe 1:' + F.
o. W% 6 S2aa nSIS y hp,e sb Ar E.
&C. &C. r l HS,s 81 aa 4ISs5'ft f!sGa:n;
d. W 'S so sn %1s s S5' ST. % RfO
&C. 18th Ave i$ NSo st. hs S'i d ksasllsie
PHILApELPHA Pa The Aid,ne Hotel a. e. IS 90 90
DO (Arch and 18th sts) Hotel Hanover. A p: " up
:: POLAND SPRING HOUSE 1rG -
= 4 | Opens June list A. p. IS ssEs-S
~ J MANSION HOUSE, SSe-axS
: - I all A. p, So S-SSs,
> = MAIN FAIR BUILDING. : ~SEn
: a only) opens juno 1 ~ -
PORTLAND ore III c. Bowers The Portland p s. un
PORTSMOUTH \. H.. The Rockingham. A. p. 81
QUEBEC Chateau Frontenac A p ~ 10
RICHMOND Va. .1h- jefferson. EP. $3.50 up A p. SIS IN
ROCHESTER. y. Whilcomb House. A. p, 50 up
SCHENECTADY y. Y...... The Edison A. p So 10 uD
ST. GEORGE staten Island The Castleton. A. p, 81 vp
No. A tai
do. -. Iindei Hotel T. p. 81 up; A. p. g. so I'm
SYRACUSE. n. Y...Yates Hotel. f. r.. $3.50; 4. p, =
TROY n Y.............. The Troy House, A p IS up
UTICA n. Y.:..........Ba ggs Hotel A. r.. IS to IS
WASHINGTON. u. C........ Arlington Hotel. A. p -
DO. -: a ESSi,t House p g
do ....Ho,el Wellington. T.. r., $3.50: A. p, 8 un
WATCH HILL. r. L.. New Ocean House opens June Is
do. .riimptcn Hotel opens juno i
do. ...................I.ar kin House July 4
do DIXON House. Electric cars half hourly 70 beach
WHITE MOUNTAINS 49,. Profile House opens luly 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

oave the following figures New-Bedford Manu-
occurring Company-Assets s62s476: Liabilities. SSl5,
81. excess liabilities A7.l@ Rotch-Assets, sl263,-
81. liabilities SS53 294: assets. SilO,5iI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
RACING AT AQUEDUCT.

Backers of public form were again astray yester-
day at Aqueduct. for Arabian was the only first
choice that won. The surprise OF the day was the
victory of Our Johnny in the opening race Few
conceded him chance. and his price on tine line
varied from 80 to 100 to /.
The colors Of James r. Keene were first In the
fourth race Honey Dew. 1t was the stables
first win of the year and the victory. although
rather costly to the bettors popular one.
1t cost l.. S. g. w. p. Thompson S1O5 to retain
their colt Nosey after he had won his race.
stranger in the crowd bidding him up. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-For maiden ,hree-yea ODDS; selling Six
furlongs
Sykes cherans CHI. Our Johnny. by FresnomJess;
~ j. Dvyefs b. C. Rifle ITO.
" o ,nss o. Fs asss SO sSnSns w Aay 81
S 2Ra "a ana Ss a asG ra INLAY o
Bettng-Our Johnny 80 and 10: Rife. to and to s.
Mafoney. and 8; Charenius and TO s. Fratelio. 40
and -: Athy, and 2; No Chance 20 and s; Spinning
Ar Arthur 50 AND and 10 '''"A'''' 10 anu u '
Won by length three lengths between second and
third.
SECOND RACE-For two-ycar-oids: selling. Four ana
L. 5 w P Thompsons b. c. Nosey. by Meddler-
william Psschs b. c Greenhorn. 50 Forbes, 2
Tommy o. iOa SweT Gaop sf 80, % s9n 1a2
Thorn Bud Sc Cstanhope'. and Pinker'ons Scout lo'
Betting-Nosey TO 2 and even; Greenhorn. 6 and 2;
0na and ana even ~ Park Slope 20 and s. laurel Leaf
30 30 and and 10 s. Thorn BUD 10 '"' o. '""''''"
Won in a drive by lengths: half length between
second and third
THIRD RACE-Specal weights allowances one ana
onesixteenth miles
W. c. Days b. Arabian, by Gaore0 7asUss; 3
" yris an ID e Blk C. storm King g. Lear
c. poggets ch Dosseti ~ ic., 81 aMsber
also ran. ,s ,..ox
Be,,ing-Ara,ian to and 70 2; Storm Kins- and
to 5: Doggett and to o. Free Lance and 10 o.
Won handy by three lengths; half length between
second and third
FOURTH RACE-For maiden two-year-olds; special
weights Four and one-half furlongs
lanes r. Keene's T. Honeydew. by kaihcrates :,
fi w Walden & sons b. c. surmount l2; =,
Fleming Mccarans b. Laura May ios;.;:; q
Niger Baby. ll2 Csins and Ierete 100 CoLearyo'
also ran. u o..o
R6t,inr-Honeydew and q Surmount. and 70 Q:
Laura May. and even; Niger BABY 70 ana ~ o.
Ierete 30 and y
Won bandily by two lengths neck between second
and third.
rrpru RAc.E:-seling Six furlonss
p : P Randolphs ch. g. Marsian. by Blue Eyes
xs MassiSe s,sb yrs b. Successful shsr
" e. DAVIS en- + Emotional. A. 1903 90 Common r., .
Mirage los (Sherrer); Tenderness. ion CDeah ana WI"
Elliott 103 Powers. also ran,
to and io o Mirage ra IS and T.
ness and 8 to s: VIII Elliott. 60 and TO-
Won in drive by length; four lengths between SECOND
third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
NETWORK, 6: WASHINGTON. l.
,>ourXy.s CURVES AN UNsOLvED MYSTERY TC
TUT SENATOR'S

Washington. May 4-The New-Yorks played fast
hail here to-day. and the game was never IN DOUBT
the clever pitching OF Doheny puzziins te W % M
lhEroiI niNCont catch by Herman in deep right field
T.,,endance SOS The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
JOE PATCHEN SOLD FOR $1,000.

Chicago May Aloe Patchen sold for $500
to-day. The purchaser was j. w. Marks, OF Chi
cago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

grandstand is being put UP near the finish
Of the Irving -Millburn road race course in New
Jersey! Clubs desiring reserved seats can commu-
nicate with Henry F. Trimp No. 80 Clinton-st::
Newark The price OF seats to club members Will
be 50 cents. which will include the checking OF
wheels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05

In the last week 1.43l members were ad-
mitted into the L. A. w, bringing the total up to
74l45. President Potter says that the membership
this year should reach 10000. New-York has 800
new members for the week and total Of 1897;
Pennsylvania, 379. with a total OF 1883: Massa.
chusetts 1876, with total of $3.50 New-Jersey, II
and total of Ass, and Illinois 10 and total OF
3,42.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-05
IN THE CYCLING WORLD

Wheelmen are beginning to find out that the
improvement to Mortified Road west from Cherry
Lane. West Orange. has been completed, and in
spite of the climbs up the two mountains they are
using 1t and more a new way to get 10
Morristown The road is macadamized all
the way from the termination of Main-st in West
Orange, TO the bridge the Passaic River at
North Chatham. the new improvement having
added five and e-half miles of macadam to the
distance. The Morris County authorities are
about to macadamize the remainder OF the road
into