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New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
GEORGIANS VICTORS AGAIN.
THEY WIN THE SOLDIER OF MARATHON"
TROPHY AT SEA GLR1-THE NEW
YORK TEAM SECOND IN THE
INTERSTATE MATCH

Sea Girt, n. j.. Sept. iSpeciaD.-The sharp.
shooters from Georgia added another victory
their enviable record to-aay by winning the inter-
state military match. They had for opponents the
crack shots OF the militia OF New-York and New
Jersey, but the Southerners easily, with d
total score OF l.l07 The New-York team was sec
l,022 points
The Georgians won this match in 1925 and 1886.
Their in 1895 1885, and last year it was
l,0iS The made to-day beats the best record.
made by the Pennsylvania team in 1892 by IS
points The prize is the large bronze Soldier OF
Marathon" The Georgia boys made a phenomenal
record at 200 yards Captain Cann Private Mercer.
Private II. f. Wilson, Private Austin and Lieu
tenant F. c. Wnson each scored possibes, while
Lieutenant Richmond scored ~ and Private Battey
Of the 18th New-York. put up the best score for
his team. making - at the 2O-yard butt and 10 at
the 5OJ-yard target
The Interstate military. a National Association
not completed until D. m. when the skirmish
runs in the regimentaI team, Columbia Trophy
and New-Jersey NationaI Guard matches were
made II was nearly dark before the skirmishng
known tonight. but it is pretty certain Inc Geor
CLANS won the regimental team fnal. with the
marksmen from the District of Columbia second.
The New Workers did not compete in the skirmish
firing The New-Jerseymen alone took part in the
other skirmishes. no other State teams being
eligible. To-days summaries follow:
Interstate military match. open Of twelve
members from each state or Territory in the Untei
2o and so yards Prize bronze Soldier Of Marathon.
presented BY the state OF New York. be shot for
General Of the state whose team may win H. Also a
medal TO each member Of the winning team
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
sr,v,vrr,KA coRINrHIAN REGATTA.

Tho autumn races for selected classes given py
.ha seavanhaka Cornthan Yacht Clup VIII W.
s,ued Tomorrow. The competing ya'h'S VIII ~
classified follows
s.hooners-Al schooners will sail IN sihse
80 Sloops cutters and yawls-5l-'oot CLASS % o.,
zoo, cl1es 9o-foot class. i3,oot class -'-Ioo' '"9'
and Ij-foof class ..t..ht,, Yacht
NJ -rbe r,.s OF tho Seawanhaka Cortnthlan rach,
Club which are Identical with those ol Ih9 .Ir. 'r
p,ring Union will govern. copies VIII J." h iub
IisbsJ by the secretary at the oyster pay Vu" "
boUsa Tho races open TO entries lrCil w
AfI1nti. Rcverly. Brooklyn. Eastern LirCnHo@Il ON
N4ssa.husetts. Marine and Field. Ne"- lorhS. an
p,yori, Yacht clubs and also the New ork Hii
p~soklyn canoe clubs and those In the ia'h'
Psr,rx Union or Long Island Sound. -, o.
Fntra- must be made by noon on S"pteHn'r -
,i.b fhe secretary Charles \ sherman. ~ no -
feonard-st New-York. or with any other ncmo.f
~ the Race Committee. which ls composer o.
oliver r cromwell chairman: Charles W. We
NOR. Walter g. Kerr. n Le Roy Dresser aiI
GE,ri.s 4 sherman The start Will be made. J!
r.'"',I,,hia al noon Il viii be- one-gun start
In both divisions The courses for the schooners
and the Il q and % foot classes % sloops cutters
and vawl- viii be uorthwesterly to the Greenwich
Point huoy rasterly 10 the Long Neck buoy, ana
home zach ieg o. the triangle being hve miles
For tho - ~ and - foot sloops the Shippin
frl1ucul1r course will be- sailed distance ot twelve
rrilos \ prize I'm silver viii b" awarded 10 tho
winning yacht In each class - c, t.t
The fIous. Committee George q. Gordon. Irving
cox and charles \ Sh-rmau-announces that there
will be- an Informal dance nj the clubhouse on sat
u~dav Sepicmbcr H. beginning ~ o'clock Mem
hers ana their guests are invited 20 be present.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
porIrRS TO GO on TOTR.

Al a conference held in this city Friday It was
I.cided TO organize "A club OF Greater New-York
boylers next month and 10 send them on tour
through the East and West in January. The trip
f. TO be arranged a similar basis 10 the trips
o. the Brooklyn bowling Club in 1895 and 1896 The
affair will De backed by TWO prominent brewers.
The team, to 20 West will be selected from the
following well-Known bowlers: Joseph Thum. Her
man Kahlsdord. c. X. starr; W Gerdes. Fred
Hriil. Mex" Thyme. Joseph Wiugenteld El%9od
SiIl Visit In turn Philadelphia Baltimore. Washing
TON. Wheeling Y Va Gnfiinn"tl DAYTON ii Eoinm
Citv Milwaukee, Chicago. Detroit Toledo. Buffalo
and Rochester The tour will last four weeks.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
AZ FtRLy MORNING THUNDERSTORu. u.

A, exceediugly heavy thunderstorm swept over
tho city at 43O yesterday morning 1t began gently
uke an Anril shower, but In a few moments ram
ral in, torrents. The rain was accompanied by
d.rc. and vivid lghtnne, ana the thunder WIS
loud and inccssant. but. "hiie the ram was hedNE
and the lightning fierce. the air was almost
irsotbIs.s In The three and a half hours between
40 and a. m. more than one-half an inch OF rain
f.Il MANY OF the cellars in South-st. ana along
tbe southern side OF West Twenty-thrd-st, west
NJ Tenth-aye were flooded, and several factories
were unable 10 resume work AT O'CLOCK AZ
o'clock IN. electrical display had ceased but the
heavy clouds still threatened rainy day.
Soon afterw ard. however. the sun rroke througm,
and although clouds covered IT several times again
i'm the course of the day the skies cleared IN ths
nftnrnoon The weather prophets predict falr ana
cooler weather for to-day. - u.
During the storm liSnEing M! Mrs Agnes n:
Dodd's Villa on the Little East Neck Road. near
labvlon Long Island. The chimney was wreC ktd'
and a large hole was torn In the roof Inc sleep
ING aDartments in the house were also damageu
No one was hurt but damage OF about $50, was
done.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
GOLTING on WET LINKS AT NEWPORT.

Newport r. l.. Sept (SpecaD.-To-day' play
I'm the golf tournament Of the Newport Club wa
in the semi-inal round for the cup offered by
President winthrop Rutherford. and In the frat
and semi-fnal rounds for the consolation cup. II
rained hard all the forenoon. and a result
throughout the day water stood I'm small pools all
over tine links. In spite Of these conditions, the
play was of a hign order all the matches being
well contested. The summary follows:
Presidents cup (semi finals match play. II horst-W
cutting. ir.. beat J. y. shaw. up: H. NJ Hartman
beat f. +. Keene / up. II holes. .
consolation trryt round match play. u ho!@r)- II
o. smith. jr beat g. l.. Tappan ! up 10 holes; ). T.
Maufan boat :. Leroy. mp, t. piiy. .. Htclc ri o.
beat H. L. Winthrop, up. to play; J. A. slman brat
r. / ih.feI. up. 10 play.
semi -lnals-Mauran beat Smith, up. % play; NH
man beat Hitchcock. 2 up. . to play.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
rAsrERN LEAGl,E coNrRACTs ARRANGED
p r Powers. the president Of the Eastern
p,eabau League. has arranged the appended con-

p r. Powers. the president OF the Eastern
p,eabau Iaigu.. has arranged the appended con-
tracts Of players with clubs for next season;
N,,h Toron,o-R T.. McIIsle. W. II. Wilars J"nh
t,,c.mar D. ]. Mctiann Harry sthl"y, ". 'asl'I; ",
NJ Ttv.5- Weith1n. W IL pinh.'H. rank y
-, H., ,isr II r smith ". H. Lush ana T. A. norton.
With Bnnslo-H A. Souien. ,., .,. MI.
N.fn Montreal-JOhn =h@aToh' F'hhN '"""'""' ~ -
ian + NJ Richter Robert Boxer -. ,.,.r,. -.
With syrscusc- Howard J. Earl. fr'k S'h'''r'"' ~
win Scranton-Thoma- g. Johnson. o. J. E"iId r j.
pnr,er n ,irugon T.. !. Mean'y john F'.l u, .
With Wnkesbarre-John VI keenan, !. H. '''N'"Y' H.
- u, i,1d' 9.,rin,and~A 9, Aex Whteh. james Rogers
Ter-s accepted: By Spr.nShel-J TON 10y N"h"Snatr'
.-i Athe-ton. G. Patton. &. IfpFse. ,.-.,..
Ro,ea-cd: rs roron;9-D; II. n.nnta""ei ); p-yhr
o-,tr " rsmq Peter Hutchinson 'taiI's j.. Ahc":n T.
A. W,sc,,,T farr, Staley: hy syracuse To Montrca.-
H. n rtcaron. l., Scrant"n-O. y. Beard; p g. LLOYD
:, n .rJtr1cy Geo,ge y Wc~ks r.. j. O'BrIen BY
VIM. ar-e-Iioeasd j. Ear, H. ~ l+tr, Robrft ham
ton W y. vaigh'. Sam Miiis hoar' Inm n W f"s fmrI
me'ryr Moe g W. kelly william Conxhn. Iiert INKS.
Thomas Ii.u... Robert Moore. .
Susprnded: ~ Wilk"sbarre-Ge9fse - Noakin Howard
W Iuc.e-. lnon'4s C'coI"us"' 0> M'h''''' ''''P'
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
NIAGARA TOURNAMENT BEGUN.

Niacara-on- -the-Lakc, Ont. Sept. (SpcciaD.-The
internat onal tournament Of the Canadian Golf As
ISOLATION began on the Niagara links to-day
Beautiful weather attended the opening day. l..
servos with a handicap of four strokes. mace the
Eighteen holes in S6. making his net score 81 g. T.
Brown. Of London. who had no pracilce mere, made
The round in s. net scores:
!" r,.,pd q. f. Bristol beat I. Alien
=, tiynD hea IT, MEnty. ]. Il. Bafss beat J. II. Sied-
man f. Sevos beat q. +. Curtis. g. r Brown beat J. G.
,.. .-. ,,snt,fn Dickson beat e. B Hudson j. r.
ic,t j g AveTeli. j Anstice beat =. -. CreaI Z. =
t''sn = Dickson beat r. - grimm
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
TIE RECORrs.
pITTsBr.RG. 6; WASHINGTON. ;.

Washington. Sept 2-The feature OF to-day
game was It's termination by Umpire keiy VINO
with two out and "A man on third, called IL on ar-
count Of darkness. Mercer was In IN" box AZ IN"
stert but was sent 10 the bench for a low-toncd.
hut hlgh-colored conversation with the umpire.
Attendance. 800 Score: - =, q.
W " masnns,o" ha., ''''''''..3 o % II !
Ba,,eries-Mercer Bresnchan and Farrell. Tann"hill
Sugirn
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
,pRyVtLS on THE GERM4NIC.

Among the messengers board the White Star
liner Germnnic. which arrived yesterday. were the
Rev. James f. Devlne, Or H. NJ. Mohat, the Rev.
:. =, 49, tho Rev James FitzSimmons II. o.
r. ra,imadge IL: and the Rev r. B whitcombe Among
those at pier awaiting ns + Rhe ans Mss
Was % j. ~, Cousins OF Mr. Morgan. were passen-
Sers ea on the steamship Mr. Morgan had gone down
the Bay in his yacht. the ~ 'nee' '"e
Germanic.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

ON the steamship Saale. of the North German
I.ioyd Line which arrived yesterday were the
Rev DR. Lyman Abbott and Abraham Gruper' the
weIl-known politician. a party or friends met Dr.
Abbott al the pier tie went 10 his nome IN brooK-
lyn. ., 49,. i,,,,. s,aamhoat No
bawE and boarding II with number of the Cru
har mily's adh.rents, went down the Bay to meet
~. hro,har ON the boat band or music
and many mysterious looking nat baskets.
Little Abe" as his friends delight TO call nlm
ton OF Seth Low for Mayor OF Greater New-York
W ao not think Mr. Low is the choice Of the Re-
publ,cans of the city OF New-York.' declared MI
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
4 rrGR0Ir RrRNED At COLLEGE POINT.

The tugboat William C. Eddie caught hre IN the
East River yesterday Jtternoon while OF College
point The FIRE started in the freroon,. and the
flames soon drove the hremen and the engineer
from their posts. The captain signalled FOR assist
,nce aud the tugboat East Chester went 10 ms
aid The burning boat WAS towed az rapidy as
no.slbe 10 the steamboat pier at College Point
but the whole upper part OF the boat was DESTROYED
and the machinery badly damaged Inc East
Grester then towed the wreck 10 this city
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
NEw-uAMpsnRE CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS.

Centre Uarbor. y H. Sept. 2.-The New-f famp-
shire State championship lawn tennis tournam ment
was continued here to-day. Young Beals Wright.
who won first prize In the singles yesterday. was
the challenger for the State championship ana
challenge bowl lie played james Terry OF Hart
ford Conn. wears winner. Terry IL an Older
and nucn more experienced player, and the ad-
vantage was all on his side. Nevertheless, Wright
ul,ved a plucky match against his veteran ad-
y.rsarv and was only beaten after four exciting
scis IS - 6-l s-6. Wright l. also the chal-
I'm GER for the Senter House challenge cup. held by
! = Paret Of New-York, and ne Will play FOR this
trophv tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
LOW FARE TO SARATOGA AND RETURN.

TIE splendid Floral Fete will occur at Saratoga
n,xt Tuesday. The Peoples Lines magnificent
steamer Adirondack will leave Canal-st., North
River on Monday next. at p. m. For this date
only the fare has been reduced TO s. 20 for the
round trip; tickets will BE- good to return up to
september 8 inclusive. This will be a fine oppor-
unity to enjoy this delightful trip to the Springs
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
PLAYS A TIE.
MPHEE'S FIELDING THE FEATURE OF
THE GAME.

MANAGERS LEAVE THE RESULT OPEN IN
ORDER TO PLAY A DOUBLE
MATCH TO-DAY.
The NewYork and Cincinnati baseball teams con-
sented 10 tie game yesterday in order that bar
gain counter" arrangement could be fixed up for
to-day. IL sufficiently Hight to have played
several more innings. but definite result was not
apparently what ,hc manager desired Each team
rad made three runs when .ha contest
ara nionod.
Cincinnati got the runs n one inning. the ffth
oH double TWO singles ana errors ny M'ekin ana
Warner. Ehre; had the home player ea'fi.ng up
10 the sixth when they found him for three singles
netting one run. In the seventh inning Do2nelty
~ 70 right sor base. bUt WAS forced at se.Ohh
by Meekn. Then Van Haitren doubled 10 rlght;
Mcekin going 10 third McCrecry struck out ana
IL looked though New-York would not score but
TItrna1 raped d single over second base. ana
Meekin and Van Haltren came home.
In the eighth RhineS was substituted for ElTet,
and urt!l the end Of the game the hatsn"n went ot
In one two. three order The fielding or Mcthee
the feature OF the game. The score:
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
louisville. 6: PHILADELPHIA. :

philadelphia Sept. 2-Louisvile took the con-
Guiding game from Philadelphia this afternoon by
superior batting. The fielding OF both teams was
rank AT times and the errors generally were as
astrous I'm their results. COupl" of Slafp d"uo'"
niavs kep, down The visitors score. Attehdah'''
i.05l. Score: y ~ T.
pbuadeInhla .........0 - .
i''ts,.ui. ..... q % - : o" II "
Wheeler and Mcfarland. Magee and Dexter
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
CT LoI.Is. !; BALTIMORE. 3.

poi,,uoro Sent st. Louis succeeded In down
In. the champions in t"n-ir ming game to-day.
Tho home team lost 10 the tail-eUdcrS ulrouEh
over-cou ndencc and poor fielding. h""".s n9I p
trg able 10 hit Sudnon oppprtunely Atthdahc''
l2j7. Score: u n +
=. ,, n q q o o-3 u !
Bahinotc '''''"'i q II l3 ,
,,,,.,,.e Pond and Robinson. Sudhon and Douglass.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

Will then sell auction ycarli"cs non or nod
by L. Elmorc & Co. ana seven yeaTEgs now owned
10y James Galway. The OwntIs gI," al ajSo.".r
guarantee that no ono Of thcsc earrings mas n.f
trod. The Elmore rearlings Were sr.ecteG al u,
ton Young's famous McGra,hiana S;ud farh III
Lexington. Ky. and they Were c1reiuliy cHo.r'
from the great number Of ycarinss At TIE iaTIn'
They look : If they ought to become faSt racers.
These T. more yCarlings three colts by Hanover
out Of Plack Marie Deiphne ana DcSptnIMa, "a rr-
So cctiNJiy. and q Glly by Hanover out OF Mamie
Hunt: 4 fly by StrathmOrc out OF Leap fToS.,
colt by Strathmore out Of Zuh'dn ana a cot o.
George kinney out of Tocsin. The galway year
iiTCS of excellent stock and ali OF the HcdrI"t9
at this sale ought TO bring good prices. :,
Frank T. Clarke. James Nilepgue and ADe II;
Daniels. the bountiful and energeue Commute oi
Arrangements for the annual Rhode Isi3n" CIaE.-
bake. which will be held tho grounds Of me
Coney Island Jockey cub on sunday afternoon
September ). making extensive prerars ions 9I
The sumptuous banquet Landers BANG VIII .uPi5G ~
the music and Landers Band always lurllshe9 -"
most enjoyable music imaginable FOR % thrre Ic n,l
tiva :. Nillepigue and Daniels say the clans VII
ho finer in flavor and iattcr Than IN any @ PR
viouS year and tAIt BabcoCkS celebrated sduCe
viii be ready in vast quantities. lne oinphaduc az
suranCo is given that no one VII ne perm ,ru ~
get up hungry from this bake. Frank J idIhe
will preside with his unfaillng dignity. stateIneSS
and good cheer.
FIRST RACE-s6co added; for maiden iwo-year-oIds'
''' Betting
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
FINALS At NIAGARA.

DOND DEFEATS WHITMAN -FI9'TitK NNU VIII
MAN WIN THE DOUBLES
Niagara -on -the-Iake. Ont. Sept The hnaI sur
prise In the tennis tournament occurred thIs morn
ing when NJ D. whitman Of Harvard. was beaten
by " : Bond three sets to two Bonds constant
running TO the ne: puzzled Whitman. and when
Rord was able 10 return Whitman's reverse twist
service ne took tho match hnndlly
In the final doubles Fischer and whitman won
over Rudlong and Bond. A. the start Budong and
Bond had one set from the day before. but they
core no nearer than five games In the following
s.fs and los, the next three. The scores follow:
open singles ,Anal rounll-W. : Bond beat NJ D. Whit
man 3. 90. C. "a.
whitman boat e Buiong and " :. Bond. 3-5. "-3
4
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

Al Sprlngneld-Sprngheld :; Buffalo. g.
y, t'l,iLasharre- Syracuse :: WilkesbarTc. :,
1t Scranton-FIrsi gaLnc: scranton; p; Montreal
4, RIrhmond-Richmond. = Hartford. j.
81 Lancaster-Iancaster :: newark d.
a. P1terson-Paterson, :. Reading. l..
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
rOrR W4TERSPOUTS ~ VIEW.

CAPTAIN Quick OF the steamship FL Rio which
arrived at this port from New-orieans YESTERDAY
.aId that when the steamship was on cape HAT
feras four large waterspouts were seen, Inc
waterspouts passed the vessel about a mile away
and came from the southeast.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
BROOKLYN WINS AND LOSES.
THE FIRST GAME WITH CLEVELAND close oNl
THE HOME TEAM BADLY BEATEN
II THE SECONl

The Brooklyn and Cleveland teams closed their
series at Eastern Park yesterday afternoon with
double header" The first game well-played
one and In doubt until the home team let on
TO Powell for singles and a double. after one
player out in the ninth inning.
The Indians had the game pretty much their
way In the second contest. both Chlds and
Wallace then playing a remarkable fielding game.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
;E1flSD GAME

Earned rurs-Cleveland . First base err0rs-'ofe
land LIFT brooklyn. cl"'el.nd : struck
1uf-Iv . First base on iall@-pr Fisher ..
or Cuppy Three base hl'-MckeIn. rwo-tss" hits
Ines Sho-h Wallace. Mexican. stolen Nas"s- And'rfon
RIrket, Double plays Burkett ana /imm"r thld~ ana
0'c0nnor Hit by pitched bsIl-Grin. Tine 30 m
pire-Iurs' Attendance. 2.SSi
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
NEW YORK.

Earned runs-New York. >. cincinnati. l. !" ,hase
hts-SchriVer. Irwin. Van IIaren. stolen bases rI,oi
nelly G.eason. Double pays-M"ekn. Warner ami DAVIS,
McPhee and Beckey Davis and ,3ark First base on e5
Cincinnati. First base tas-On Meekin. ..
IF Ehret =. Hit by pitched bali-ClarH struck oui-H
MecS.n. 6. by Ehr"t. 3 LIFT on h4s"s-Hew York
Cirt irnati O. Time u game2:lo IUpres- fms!ir ana
Carpeuier. ATTENDANCE
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

Gruber. The candidate for Mayor admitting that
Mr.. Low Is eminently fitted for the place should
be one upon whom all anti-Tammany organizations
can unite He ended by characterizing Mr.. Low
a social aristocrat, whom. in his opinion the
masses would not indOrse.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
THE TOURNAMENT AT DoLLYMoUNT.

Dublin. Sept. AT the golf tournament at Dolly
mount to-day. Anderson. Hilton Orr and William
son beat keade. Webb Creery and Moore resrcc-
lively.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

C7eycland -...-......-.."-..--I u
Earned rurs-RrooKlyn Cleveland. / Fire' base on
ooLlyn Cleveland > Left bases Brook
lyn 10. Cleveland. 6 struck out-Hy Pawn T. by
Powell First base on hais--OT Powell. {. Two ha~"
hits-IA chance. q Smith. Wallace Birkett Jones. HI
~ pitched tall-I.a Chance stolen hase-lA Chance.
Sacrifice h.ts-Shoch Double pay-IIu-k"tt. Wallace
ana Chnis Time of game-l.- Umpire Hurst
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
european A6pertlscmrnts.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will dnd
II the London ONCE of The Tribune. I49
Fleet street q convenient place TO leave
The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

The Acme Wheelmen of Jersey City nave eiecteo
officers as follows: President. Alfred Cummings
,.i,.-rraslienf H. fauGhlin: corresponding secre-
tar,, Frederick Bates: treasurer. II. II. Tompklns:
hugler Charles Rummeier; color-beareis, l." Ken
ne,iv and John McGregor.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

The American Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals offers reward OF s25 for the
arrest and conviction Of any person throwing glass
or tlcks IN ;he streets.
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

" II Fearing ir OF the New-lork Athletic ana
Col,,nb,, College racing teams who has been seri-
onsv nj With typhoid fever. is now out OF danger
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

The regular club run OF the Century Wheelmen
for Sunday will be to Corey Island starting from
the clubhouse No. li6 West Seventy ,hrst-st., az
20 a m This run has been scheduled az the re-
oiiast of tho Associated Cycling clubs or New ork
as a mark OF respect the Philadelphia wheelmen
who will visit Coney Island on that DAY undeI @ ta
,,isoic.s OF the League cycle club. Inc, three
d1vs' club outing Long Island scheduied ior
September !. ami . IS therefore declared on
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03
WIr in a haFd dTIVe by a H"0h- q Wd'T IF"HV'
second ana third
FIFTH RACE-SSO0 added handicap one mile.

HeIUnI dnI I'IIU
FIFTH RACE-ssoo added handicap one mile
William I1amheer's ch Z. Poetess. hy
The Bard-Ella Lakeland yrs. loi u ,
tSloanel ! Il %
" g. sinks br. Hamilton H. g. i" ,
". lulJ .......... li. Maf'lO
J. g. Rogers b. T. Lone'a. .. l"d.tInorp~i 2
Iobengula D. -. .........--. ~ lMaIerl
del TERRA 3 a t'oun1rto d :"
Time .42N
Won easily by length head between second ana
third.
SIXTH RACE-THE TURF HANDICAP-Vaue S"''
one and a quarter milo. on the turf
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

f. A. Reynolds. the old-ume skater - making
=, ,i,,o IN tho "bcyclp skate The skates
,,o,0h ,bou, nine pounds and they are two feet
IN ienpth REYNOLDS says that he can do mile in
2:i0 and with more practice VIII DE- ape ~ heeP
p,ce with a fast bicycle rider
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

4 scheme 10 have a handsome bouIeVdru at lHe
foot of the Palisades is being discussed with inter-
est by The Wheeling authorities in this dls'Tct.
ne plan suggested is TO have the ana az ,ht oase
Of ~, limo f INF Is in work and NeW-Jersey a'-
0,red bv the states and then TO lay out PARK A
boulevard could then run from fort Lee 10 G IlgI
nonf aud connect with the Hudson County BouIe,
vard president and Mrs. Potter. chief consul ana
NJ I[lrako- OF the New-Jersey division OF the l.;
\ W with Governor Griggs and others interested
i'm The project will make the trip over me ppopUsen @
drlvewav as soon as President Potter returns lrOn
turone Alter the tour the necessary legislative
acjon vii he started TO bring about the desired re-
suit
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

A good story il told OF certain Alderman IN this
city VINO proved to be something Of a stumbling
block TO the passage Of the road orinances' 10
mention bicycle seemed 10 arouse his disdaln' lie
has ,,,uraIlv heard considerable talk about the
wheel recently Yesterday he IS reported to nave
gone 10 one OF his friends in shamefaced way ana
asked him what bicycle he should purchase. /
don't know how 10 ride yet" said the Alderman.
but I think thar | can learn in about two les
New-York tribune., 1897-09-03

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