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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
THE MIDDLE STATES TOLRN1uENI.
PROGRESS OF THE PLAY AT THE ORANGE LAWN
TENNIS CLUB

PROGRESS OF THE PLAY AT THE ORANGE LAWN
TENNIS CLUB
The Orange Lawn Tennis Clubs tournament for
the chamnionsnip of the Middle States was con-
tirued Yesterday afternoon. Only small gather
ing OF spectators braved the unfavorable weather
conditions to see the matches. but they were wen
rewa rded for their enthusiasm.
The feature OF the day was the exciting match
between George Miles OF Orange. and Dwight r.
Davis OF Harvard Davis Is left-handed ana d
brilliant though erratc player, while some OF
Miless passes were little short OF phenomenal
Davis secured a lead OF So in the first set. but
Miles nulled himself together and finally captured
tho set after long dcucc-and-vantaSe struggle.
In the second set the conditions were reversed ana
Miles took tho lead but after he mad got Within
one stroke of the match Davis pulled up even with
the Orange expert. but finally lost the set IKE the
first and the match by 81 81.
sheldon, OF Yale. expected to get revenge
,or Wares defeat by Paret on Monday. ana a
majority of the spectators expected him 10 beat INC
Orange player but he did not even rare as wen as
Ware Sheldon seemed to lack practice paoly' ahu
paret's line passes were too much Tor MINI po''
sho,do, ard Ware were last year ranked In the
FIRST ten" men OF the country ana fare' Victory
over both was quite unexpected
The championship matches scheduled Tor thiS
afternoon are: Stevens against Niles. Larned
=, = rourd ahead of the others. and will meet the
stevens Miles winner in the serni.isnals Tomorrow
The doubles will begin this afternoon ana me
,arIcop and scratch singles VIII both be con
tinucd. Yesterdays scores FOLLOW
,rau,ionship singles second round-G II. Miles
oranr" + C.. beat u. T. Davis Harvard. 81, ~
DIha1 stevens 81, George c. c. beat e. ~ trownln
s S,SIa'' West Side T. G.. G-i. %: u D. Whitman
sari heat r. NJ Miles jr. Orange T. G., o.. "a
ar,arda, rned Summit r c. beat Richard Hooker. Yale
o T6ra Found. p. Pa.c,; Orange T. C.. beat q.
sheldon o,;, ~; snges preliminary roundM ogden
Cons. consoau'cn beat T. iiradshaw Orange T. C.. d
Stroud Merton c. c, ca. c-i; p. W. A. Mcmahon
Sr,noa r e. heat Lyman. orange r. e.. q. G-5
7, Gender orange r -. bea, H. Mcl<hterlck Harvard
=, Sefault. r. LYMAN, orange T. G.. beat II. scott
orange r. C.. by default; ". =. Conway Orange 7: g.
S Ssat ~ o. beat NJ Rugvies orange T. G, . "a
!. g. NJ sargent. Orange T. G.. beat J. D. Forbes
Harvard bv default. second round-w KYLE Grams
r - bea, r NJ Sergeant. Orange 7. c., -. Is
Handicap singles, preliminary ,oqnd~C p Dodge low
o., FIRST round-G /. .wyeth scratch , beat at
sxtSs,, beat ". p Conway nwpasishs 80, 80 O.,
two-sxihsI 10 a: unfinished; q: IL Miles cow
four-sixths) against J. & Nicely lowe two-sx'hs) "a
"a (unAnishcd)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
CHANGES AT THE NATIONAL UTSET-V

Washington, July 6-An important change has
been efect~d at the National Museum by which
the various departments of the institution have
been divided into three sections. anthropoogy bi-
o-cry and geology. The object Is to secure more
simple administration of the affairs OF the Museum
Head curators, with salary Of 50 go a year each
have been appointed from the present personnel
70 take charge of each section. as follows: An
thropolcgy Professor w II. Holmes formerly Of
the Field Coiumhan Museum of Chicago; biology
pr Frederick w. True. executive curator OF the
pr George P Merrill. professor OF geology in the
columbian University Of this city. and we'll
me museums attaches are now in the field some
H. Grecnand. Russia. Siberia and Alaska DR.,
Ihonas Wilson has been appointed United States
Commissioners 10 the Brussels Exposition and Pro-
lessor CnaTles Schuckert Will 20 with L!eutennnt
Ieary ON his anDrcn ching Yoyngc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
WHEEL CONTESTS IL COLORADO.

Pueblo. Col. July 6-ColorIdo'ssL. 4. W. had its
annual state race meet at Rover Park yesterday
afternoon with field % entries including Walter
C. Sanger OF Milwaukee. ". ". Hamilton, OF Dem
yer and all the other cracks IN this section. Sanger
was an easy winner In tho three In which he
rode Much Interest attached to the fve-inlle pro-
fcssional handicap Hamilton. scratch beaten
handily by Himstreet, OF Denver 80 yards). This
was a surprise and Is OF interest In view OF iIain-
toms series with Sanger this month. Summaries OF
professional races
lrd-mie. opcn-sanser won. Mills second. +. j. Smith
thru. Tme-O AZ.
One-mile open-sGnger won Smith second. Mills third
T!me-2 23 10.
Half mile, open-Ssnger won. Maxwell second, T.. j.
Smith third. Time-l:i2 i-5
Fve-mlle handicap -IImsirsct Won. Hamilton second
Dean third. Timc-I5.Vi a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
1HE PRESIDENT BACK IN WASHINGTON
HIS VISIT To CANTON PLEASANT IN SPITE OF

HIS VISIT To CANTON PLEASANT IN SPITE OF
TIE GREAT HEAT.
Washington July 6.-President Mckinley and his
party returned here from Canton at la O'Clock
'hs afternoon on the regular train over the Penn
s!Nailia railroad The party consisted Of the
President ana Mrs. Mckinley, Miss Mabel McKin-
ley. Mis-; Buckingham, OF Canton. ana Assistant
secretary Day. They occupied part Of the draw
lhe-roonl ana observation Hazemcre AT the
rear OF the train OF four coaches Secretary Por-
yer, sinclair, the steward of the White House and
captain A {; Tonner. Secretary Blsss confidential
assistant ana The Presidents townsman were M
ne station and the party drove Immediately to
the White House. The President suffered consid-
erably from the heat ana evidently was fstieued
y The journeGS He enjoyed the trip, nevertheless
despite the 100 degrees mark recorded al Canton
yesterday. Mrs. Mckinley stood the Journey heller
and smiled pleasantly she and her husband
greeted those about them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
REPUBLICAN SENATORS IN CAUCUS.
A BEEr-sCGAR BOUNTY BILL TO BE INTRODUCED
EARLY N THE REGULAR SESSION

OF CONGRESS.
Washington, July G.-The caucus OF Republican
Senators to-day decided not to present a beet
sugar bounty amendment TO the Tariff bill again,
and Senator Allison was authorized 10 move TO
have the amendment offered by Senator Allen
tabled. There also general agreement 10
take up the Thurston beet-sugar bounty bill
an Independent measure the first thing after Con-
gress meets next December
The discussion in the caucus was entirely on The
question Of policy in postponing the bounty matter,
and several brief speeches bearing on both sides
OF the suggestion that IL should 20 over were
made. Senator Aldrch was the first 10 make a
general outline OF the course which ultimately
agreed on. including the postponement OF the
tire question until next December. The motion 10
his effect was however made by Senator Nor
r. after motion made by Senator Davis 10
stand by the Finance Committee In withdrawing
the amendment had been adopted. Senator For
aker suggested that the entire question should be
left open. leaving each Republican Senator TO cast
his vote In the Senate as nc chose independtn mt
party affiliations He said In making this sng-
ScstiOa that effort TO lay the amendment on
the table might lead to hlbustering tactics. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
NAVAL ORDERS

Washington. July 6.--Captain r. J. H!gginson
has been detached from duty rs captain of the
New-Nork Navy Yard and ordered 10 command
the Massachusetts. relieving Captain Frederick
Rodgers who is ordered 10 duty In Washington
as member Of the Retiring Board. CAPTAIN G.
w sumner Just detached from the Monadnock is
ordered 10 duty az captain Of the New-York Navy
Yard. Passed Assistant Engineer w b. Day has
been detached from the NewYork Navy Yard and
ordered 10 the Adams. Passed Assistant EncInccr
q. W. McEroy from tho Adams home en- two
months leave. Lieutenant W. J.. Burdlck ordered
10 the League Island Navy Yard on the Labor
Board. Paymastcr r. j. Cow!c to the Newport as
paymaster OF the training station and the Con
etpafiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
TIE ONO STATE MEET CLOSED.

Columbus Ohio July 6.-The State meet of the
T. A. w. closed to-day. The weather was clear
and the track fast Conn Baker rode an exhibition
mile paced by trp.ets In 1853 40 The quarter-mile
State record was broken. Fred Johnson OF New
ork riding the distance In O29f.. Summary: one
and oue-eighth miles handicap. professionally. y.
Mc<eon Greenfield O20 yards). hrst; Is. Oldheid.
ridia.o,rn "a YARDS second; Conn Baker, Column
ms 1e0 YARDS, third Time-2aS l-5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

Utica. Albany, Buffalo, Rochester, Trenton Auourh
and CooDerstown. viii meet for the League chafn-
pionship and the challenge cup ouiie's
cup open 70 tire members OF the defeated teams
hoc been offered by the SadaGuada cup ana an
omen handicap has also been arranged 10 taRe
place in conjunction with the other contests ne
League il fast becoming a representative soiInS
organization Of the state. Already Applications
for membership In II have been received from the
Saratoga Rchfod Springs. Syracuse Troy ana
a most lourishng condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
CAMBRIDGE FAR ~ THE LEAD.

London July THE cricke; match between
elevens representing oxford and Cambridge which
BEGAN Yesterday a, Lords Grounds. was continued
TODAY The Cambridge men yesterday were, az
out in their frs, INNINGS for iJj runs. The Oxford
crick",ers today were all out for l62 In their
frat innings. 81, . ,.,,rs
made sSS runs giving them Il grand total OF Az runs
and oxford must thus MAKE 8l runs IN their Sec
end innings In order 10 win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
CONTR1CTS FOR TORPEDO.BOiTS

Washington. Juiy G.-The Naval Bureau chiefs
have almost come 10 n conclusion rs 10 the award
OF contracts for building the three torpedo-boats
authorized by the last Congress and this after
noon they had conference With Secretary Long
to report progress. The Indications are said to be
that the Board will recommend tire award to
Harlan iollinssworth If The contract for n
large $o-ton boat Of IL" Thorneycroft type to
the cramps contract for mcdium-size Yarrow
type boat Of 300 tons. and 10 the Bath Iron Works
for small Cotton Normand type boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
LAST H0yORs TO EX-GOVERNOR EVANS

Denver. Col. July 6-rhe body OF John Evans
OK Governor of Colorado lay In state AT the Capt.
toll to-day from 10 a. m 10 ! 30 p. m, and was
viewed by thousands Of people. Funeral services
were conducted tins afternoon by Chancellor WIZ
lam r. Mcdowell. of the University OF Denver
which was founded by the Ex-Governor. Then tns
Masons took charge OF the body. which was oures
In Riverside The procession Was the iafxest evets
seen AZ n funeral IN Denver Public buildings ana
many stores were closed mark OF respect tos
L.. cd mai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
CI-IDEIESS PAGER MAKES a NEW RECORD.

N,odford Mass July Cat Combination Park
this afternoon Martin Mills the wonderful guide
less pacer lowered her record Of 20'h. made last
wear 10 205a. The little mare bowled round the
track without driver srlky, and few who saw
har realized that she making such good time.
Tho track record AZ Continuation which H. a half
mile track is 20iia and IL IL thought that the mare
NAV break even this record before the week is over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
TALKING OF A CURRENCY COMMISSION.

THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO MAKE A DECISION
THIS WEEK
Washington, July Oh. II. Hanna, chairman OF
the Executive Committee OF the indianapolis
Sound Money Convention, had consultation to-
day with Secretary Gage. Later, ii Is understood
Secretary Gage had a talk with the President. The
Presidents decision to whether he vii! send
special message 10 Congress recommending Cur
rency Commission is expected this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
MIR. PLATT GOES 10 THE CAPITAL.

Senator Plat went back to Washington yester-
day afternoon. having received word from Senator
Allison that the Tariff bill is to be pushed to a
vote to-day. Before starting Mr.. Platt said that
he believed that his recent prediction to the ef
feet that the middle of July would see the end OF
the struggle in the passage Of the bill would be
verified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
NEW FOTRTH-CL1SS POST)fiSrERS

Washington. July G.-There were lO2 appointments
OF fourth-class postmasters to-day. The changes
include:
New, York-3 rldgehampton. T.. A. Hildreh vice
Orlands Hand removed: Ephratah, j. H. Yaurev
vioc Horatio Grouse. removed; Belmont; H. H. XII
Cow, vice William Kinney resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
AaaAus FACIAL SOAP
MSEFhHHWIAMW CLEARS THE
va HA0EUNi COMPLEXION
UJVNEPS AT POTGHKEEPSIE.

The FIRST monthly handical or the Du'cness
Countv COLI cub recently organized among the
uocbLeensin golfers. was held on Monday over
tho clubs noy nine hole course. George Seaman
won the mems contest. while of the women Mrs.
n ~ pain proved the most successful, her card
chewing tho hest net as we'll the best gross
e.o-c E-oIIov.iug Is the summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

Guardianship OF the metropolis Yesterday after
Noon or the courts Of the West side Tennis Club.
The nnal match was startef last THURSDAY. but
darkness stopped 1t after a'h side had won t"o
sets II was played again yesterday with the fo!-
loving result:
Championship doubles Gnsl rounds G. MIi,,t ana
G. l.. Wreun jr.. beat T.. T. Fischer ana '" o. ra'"e''
a-6. G.. C..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
WILLIAM j. WALLACE FOR CHIEF JUDGE.

Judge William j. Wallace IL ex-senator Francis
Hendricks's candidate for the Republican nom'ns'
,ion for Chief Justice OF the Court OF AppesIs 70
succeed Charles Andrews. OF TINS city MI MI, a' =,
drlcks argues that Syracuse ought 10 continue !.
have two representatives In the Court or Appsssi
where Syracussns have served with aisunsu's"''
ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
THEIR FIRST ANNUAL TOURNAMENT.

The members OF the Central New-York Golf
League are TO hold their first annual tournament
on the links OF the Sadaquada Golf Club, OF Utica.
beginning tomorrow and continuing throughout
the rest OF the week Teams OF six from the
various clubs in the League, including those Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

The proposed road ordinances suggested by the
New-York Consulate Of the J.. y. W. came up
again before the Board OF Aldermen al tle Oi'y
Hall yesterday. There were fourteen @lue' me ),
read,. IN suppcr; the ordinances. but as required
atwtron ,otcs 10 pass them they were laid over for
The present Alderman Ware made strong ap-
neal for The passage OF the ordinances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
uPs STAPLES RELEASED on BAIL.

Chicago July s.-Mrs. Edith NJ Staples the COM
panon OF the bicycIist. Charles H. Nelson. al tns
time OF his mysterious shooting In Washington
Park last Tuesday night has been released on pa'.
hrt n charge OF being accessory 10 assault, WIN
,n,ert "a commit murder has been entered again"
h.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
FULL TINE N RAILWAY SHOPS

Sedalia Mo. July Gone Of the evidences Of the
improving condition Of business along the line Of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway Is shown here
IN the resumption Of full time In the extensive
shops of that road In this city From this time
the employees will work nine hours day and six
days week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
MISOT CLUE OPENED.

The formal opening OF the Msquamicut Gof Clup'
Of Watch Hn r. J., took place on Monday.
when a mixed foursome handicap for special prizes
was the feature OF the days play. Walter cheney
and Miss MacAlister proved the winning pair Mr.
Cheney receiving the cup presented by Mr. cong
don OF Providence while 70 his partner was award
ed a cup offered by the club. Following are the
,lt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

An Orange wheelnan has secured judgment for
500 and costs against the owner OF vehicle' TIE
driver of which turned into street on the wrong
.,d a,d came INFO collision With the whcclman.
,,.no was on the right side. The Court held that
The right and wrong sides in this case were pre-
ciselv .ha same a. IN the case Of wagons. ana IN"
r;chts and dutics Of wheelnen the = rlc as those
~ drivers one class. II observing the laws ana
ordinanccs Of the street was entitled 10 the same
freedom as the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
TENNIS CHAMPION OF THE COAST.

San Rafael. Cal. July s-By defeating Sam"
Handy here George A whitney has become the
lawn tennis champion OF the Pacific Coast Tao
score was SO, Is. 81. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
SUGGESTED BY SECRETARY GAGE.
SUGAR TAX WHICH IT is THOUGHT wOULl

SUGAR. TAX WHICH 1T Is IffUUVffI WVN I'D
YIELD SEVERAL MILLIONS OF REVENUE
Washington. July Cit is learned that Secretary
Gage has written a letter to Senator Allison, sug-
costing the advisability of putting tax OF cent
a pound on all refined sugar made from stock i'm
ported prior to the passage of the pending Tariff
bill II is the opinion Of the customs officials that
this duty would increase the Governments reve-
by several millions and that the hardship
would fall those best able to bear 1t. What
action the Senate committee will take on the sug-
geSfiOn Is KNOWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

C.vcls,s desiring TO Join ;he League Of American
WhccImcn may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending names and ad-
dresses TO the Cycling Editor, The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

The ed Cycling Clubs of New-Je;sey pro
pose to conduct a century run from Newark 10
philadclphia in the week OF the National meet,
which embraces August 10 :. Several thOusan,,
riders 1t Is expected. will take part In the run.
The excellent roads leading TO Philadelphia VIII
induce a large number of cyclists hereabouts TO
ride in the National meet. club parties are now
being made up among the road riders OF the lead,
ING clubs and II Is likely that club century parto
viii ride down 10 Philadelphia IN the week OF ne
moe; Tho National championships Will he held
~, Auri,st and I and il Is more than likely that
upon these two days the Quaker City VII he hlled
r. ovorhowing with bicycle riders All the metro
nclit9n clubs intend b, represented at the me ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
At THE MoNTcLAIR GOLF CLUB.

The first handicap competition for the silver cup
presented by A. H. Boaydmap took place the
Mortclair Golf Club on Monday. with the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

George Needham. the captain or the N"lss
County Wheclmen. objects TO the claim OF pr
Riplev 10 the record FOR the HavcrY track u
MALI nile In Sc seconds fat. 1t was sa'n tn"' INV
o,1 record was % seconds. Captain Needham says
10. " II poss OF his club made this record AT
meet held at the wayerly traek last WhneI.
~ ',rinct also rode the half-me in exactly 30
seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

Many cyclists who went to Bridgeport 10 'aAe
part in or witness the cycle parade In tnat city Oh
Monday were forced 10 return home without the'I
wheels II is said that the railroad COMPANY co,.la
,,ct carry all the wheels. and that AT iFaai OH.
hundred bicycles left at Bridgepori MoS'
of Them were brought 10 this city yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

The Harlem Wheelmen will hold their annual
meet on Saturday Manhattan Beach. and an un-
usual progranmc has been arranged, the third race
hoing a hundred mile for professionals. open
to the world in which many of the leading long
,,.r,.o r,dors will he seen There will also be six
sbor, races in which all the noted crack riders.
both professional and amateur. have entered. The
rial heats will start az 10 AID the iinal hed
u he rim of AZ the end OF the big race. \ special
onc-mIle race will take place between James y.
Cnrhett who il H. said has developed into a iist
rider and Michael or some other weil-knoWn rider.
From he amount Of interest taken In H. this me
should eclipse any given on this track his year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

The New-York Division OF the H. a. 80" W.
o,o,hor ,.ic,orv for one of its members W.
!, cann, some time ago rode his wheel up to the
sidewalk on the Boulevard. near Eighty-sH'h ST.
and resting it against the curb. went in'o d oius
etore IN secure a drink OF soda water "hen ne
came out he found that truck-drlNcr ndu uc','
,,,,, I. ~ an unsightIy mass. He mace com
plan TO the Division ana Pre<ilen ,aSe If into
Signed the cas- A. George r. Miner 10 VI ,erdict
~ courts Mr. Miner has just received Ntruict
f tng 90 81, the value the Cour placed on inc
wheel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
MIILETT AND WRENN THE CHAMPIONS

stephen c. Millett. who won the METROPOLITAN
lawn tennis championship In singles week ago.
and George l.. Wrenn. jr., the brother OF the
champion Of America, won the double lawn tennis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
rpn,, npArcr, ro ArI-ANTA ON A rANpE,l

Atlanta Ga. July 6.Wesiey Robinson and John
Dreschcr. two enthusiastic amateur wheemen have
reached this city after having ridden from Orange:
VI or n tandem Trey made the distance Of
about onc thousand miles In ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

on Saturday afternoon last. between an" 30,
o'clock. 10000 passengers with 1879 Dicyc'.s W.
carried by the Long Island Railrcad' C t,.,s
-, - -, the first ever run IN this country
brought 40 cyclists and their wheels 10 nrooh'sn
and Long Island City 1t will be run hereai'e' w
hodovs and possibly sundays The iaea T sar
,o., Inv II H. Fullerton. special aSent ~
,h IA sscngcr department Of the road MI; ILL.,
ion is an enthusiastic whcelman ana ne nntcrests
eUyoged bv the road TO look after the N'c''S''
of cyclists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
TERMS OF THE AGREEMENT.

Mr.. Allison modified his proposition, IN response
10 suggestions. making 1t as follows: That de-
bate on the Tariff bill shall proceed under the five
minute rule after D. m. tomorrow, and that the
final vote on the bin shall he taken before ad-
journment tomorrow
Mr. Pettigrew nterposed inquiry to
whether white pine lumber would he left al 81 par
1000 feet He desired some assurance that the
rate would not he disturbed. otherwise he would
object TO agreement.
Mr. Allison gave an assurance that the com,
Mr. Pettigrew and the last danger passed.
The Vce-Presdent distinctly announced the basis
OF agreement There objection. and he
declared the agreement in force.
There a hum OF congrat ulat!on, and then at
Clio p. m. the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07

NewRedford. Mass has the bicycle ieVer 90
badly as any place in the country ana !. Is ,ouss
estimated that there are more Una" '-VO -
49, ,,,, THO actual number is in excess rather
80. he,ow those figures. The youngest recruit III
This army is child. three years DID, who' oy VI.
wav Is something of a prodigy. ana 'he ~
nerson affected is man almost ninety years V'u'
who while hardly equal TO century run i go.
90 c,yo almost any Of those whom nc plchs, W -,
~ sioe d GOOD sp,Irt New Bedford Is 10 ccieoleo
the semi-cenennia anniyer:a,ry OF as October il
tlon is ,ade carnival for the wheeimen, n nom
ster paradc and numerous races on N'e o''''
bo,irp been planned for that Day