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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
GOSSIP or TIE TURF.
ORNAMENTS OWNER EXPECTS TO WIZ THE
MONTGOMERY HANDIcAP-THE AouE-
DICT TRATX

"TIaN TO the beautiful snow" whinn,cd tho
horses IN training the racetracks In the neigh
borhoOd OF this city The SNOW was blessing a.
i gave soma ~ the horses respite from the
severe task asked OF them by their owncrs and
trainers The reports from the South appear 20
have upset some OF the trainers minds rs their
horses arc as rar advanced any Of the horses in
training a. Memphis or Nashville Ornament is
the bright star ut Memphis. and his owrer expects
70 win the Montgomery Handicap with him easily
as g s. reported that Trainer Patterson wrote =
letter 10 William Sims the Jockey. asking him 10
come 20 Memphis "a ride Ornament. ana stating
that the horse was never before In sucn good con-
Orion as at present. The racing at Nashville IN
dcates that there viii be plenty OF good racing
material In tho West during the early spring meat
ings Hence Eastern racegoers should keep them
selves informed about the doings OF tho Wesiernors
as the selected viii be shipped Eas; % as to
begin ra>'ng a. the Gravesend meeting
Thomas p Reilly has been making hcrculean
efforts TO place the Aqucduct track in the front
rank q: American racecourses. Mr. Reilly has
succeeded admirably. and the Aqucduct track a.d
buildings thereon are 80 changed In appear1Lce
tina; the old patrons Of Aqucduct Will regard T. as
fresr oed and giIded under the supervision % Ed-
ward cole. \ large number Of the friends a. he
Aqu-duct Management: and representative OF the
press are 20 visit the track to-day 20 view the
imW,vements and 10 accept the hospitality Of
arrive In this city next week when reception viii
IL. given for HIM by his admirers.
Richard croker is DESTROYS OF witnessing tho race
for the Two Thousand Guineas on April -. bat
viii not leave this country II war Is declared.
should the dogs OF be turned loose Mr.
Croker could send for Dobbins. and. mounted
hs back he could lead the forces OF TaInInauy.
Should the occasion arise TINT retreat ncces-
cary ~ Spanish barb ever bred could catch Dob
bin. MI Cookers friends are In dilemma about
Amcrlcrs They hope that Andrcw Freedman VIII
have the mount on thai uncertain beast II =
charge il ordered Freedman would never get mo
thc thick OF the fight which they regret bur in
case OF retreat tn" spaniards would be sure 10
capiure Americas, which would be blessing ~
Mr. Croker AS FOR his riders capture. that could
lie ,,scd a. the subject for prize guessing contest
as 10 whether It would be an incident or
calamity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
4 WICKED Old NAV ~ KANSAS.
From The Ottawa Herald

At last Mr. 7. =. Elder. OF The Times" has
gone too far At last he has uttered against Us
the charge which We will not stand: We have
borne great deal from this wicked old man. but
calls us "a bold collmnator" it is going beyond
the limit Of human endurance We didn't kick
when he called us a boss liar: grum.
bled when he characterized US as a political
snat" When he called worthless vermin"
While we felt hurt. decided to say nothing: last
week he accused rs Of smelling to high heaven"
IL good-naturedly thinking perhaps the old man
might not really mean H. But to-day. when ne
hIngs at us the charge of being a "columnator." u
stuns US We don't understand IL. We demand to
know what he means. Webster says that "colurn-
mated means having columns like a church" He
gives no definition whatever for "columnator." We
demand from Mr.. Elder that he tell us why he calls
us this II II Is English he IL fighting us with,
then we want the fight confined to the establishes
dictionary We realize incapacity to fight thu
old Latin scholar with any foreign language.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
TO GRANT FRANCHISES TODAY.
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION TO ACT
ON THE MANHATTAN APPLICATION

ON THE MANHATTAN APfl'lChllo.'
The Rapid Transit Commissioners will meet THIS
afternoon at o'clock. and results or some I'M
portance will undoubtedly be accomplished mo
cooperation Of Controller Golfer in taking definite
action upon the Manhattan franchises VIII not DO
necessary, for the reason that CharleS Ste"@ie
Smiths presence will supply the necessary sixth
vote.
During his absence from the United states MT
Smith as he said IN interview In yesterday
Tribune. has kept himself Thoroughly postec o"
the work OF the Commission. and Is prepared ~
vote upon the granting Of the franchises II was
learned yesterday that the franchises VIII certainly
be approved to-day and then the Manhattan com
pany Will have Just thirty days allowed wherein 10
accept or reject them. It is certain also that tho
recommendation OF the Contract Committee that
the elevated railroad should not be permitted 10
accent the valuable downtown franchises WITHOUT
consenting 10 make the nOrthernwaTd eAteH''O"'
Will hc adCptcd hy tho Comm ssion. .-,
II Is not likely a member OF the Board niotHii'h
a tribune reporter yesterday. that the commission
will to-day decide finally 20 approve IA" cYu'l r..
for tho underground railroad and advetuse lor
bids II IA generally believed that me Mdih',' al
COMPANY viii reject tho conditions or INC lracHisra
10 be granted 10 them. and the propap!ny Is ,l.a,
tho Commission will allow TO expire the lhlrty "dN
grace which the directors Of the company VIII
Isvc In which 10 make up their minds D'loie pro-
ceedlng TO award the contract for the tunnel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
TAXES FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
, PLAN TO GET OVER THE BOND ISSUE Diff
Guilty SUGGESTED BY THE Dor
OrGN BOARD.

, PLAN TO GET OVER THE BOND ISSUE Diff
Guilty SUGGESTED BY THE BoR-
OUCH BOARD.
Should the recommendations OF the Borough
School Board Of Manhattan and The Bronx be
hecIed the Board OF Education will ask that the
BOARD OF Estimate and Apportionment include IN
the tax levy for next year the amount allowed by
law for tho erection OF schoohouses, by bond issue
Tho hudset of the Borough Board is already in
excess OF SjcO(nl and the Boards action OF yes
terday afternoon Will add s. 10000 This plan will
allow the Board Of Education nearly fl20oo.0o for
tho horoughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx
Tho Borough Board discussed yesterday this move
Informally in secret session. The members realized
that the Controller would issue more bonds for
some time and that complete tie-up OF construc-
ton and repair work would result.
The safe OF the Board Of Education now contains
certified checks amounting to sum In excess OF
s2oon deposited by contractors. according to law,
TO insure proper fulhimcnt Of their contracts which
contracts entered into hy the Board. II decided
~ sond a committee TO the Controller to ascertain
II work on the schOohOuSes ana on the hall or the
BOARD OF Education could not be continued. II was
dc,d,d 10 allow contractors 10 file bonds In place
OF the certified checks heretofore exacted.
After the executive session. Commissioner TAFT
rend the resolution providing for obtaining from
Mr. Snyder superintendent OF school buildings
- isl OF contracts for buildings approved by the
BOARD OF Fducation or by the Board OF Education
and the Board OF Estimate. ana contracts for heat
IN, FURNISHINGS ETC. new schools. or additions: for
list OF sites and cost thereof. and Of sites recon-
n,t'.,f.I for l.Cuisition and estimates therefor
5rbn disbursements for these improvements and adj
di,t,~s IN Tho city school facilities viii amount 70
rn,rlv siOo0o and the Board decided recon-
n,cnd ~ the Central Board that II include the
mount IN the budget for 1898 yet TO be forwarded
10 tho Board OF Estimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
LARGE VARIETY or AyTIOrES

Mrs y Tiemann's stock OF antiques Is on exh,-
hilton daily from "A. m. 10 p m. ut the Fifth
Avenue Auction Rooms. No. 25S Fifth-aveS and will
no sold Monday at p. m. and the following after
Moons The sale IL without reserve. Included in
the articles are fine examples OF Chippendaie
Sheraton. Colonial. Louis XIV. marqueter!e and
English carved oak furniture: Queen Anne. George
Ill old Irish and other specimens OF sterling silver
including tea set. salver. spoons etc: large as
sortment OF Chelsea. Stafrordshre. Spode. Lowe
stor Worcester. Dresden Chinese old Melssen. old
Delft and Wedgwood porcelains in plates. plat
ters plaques figures. cups and saucers. bowls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
NEW CORPORATIONS ~ rms STATE

Albany. April G-Thc following stock companies
have been Incorporated:
Bates Aluminium Filter Company OF Brooklyn:
capital $1,000. Directors r. !. Edwards OF Tos,
ton. Mass. and f. A. Bates and Horace l.. Hayden
OF Brooklyn.
The Brookneld Glass Company. OF Brooklyn: cap
ital $4,000 Dircctors-W lillian Brookheld Henry
NJ Brookneld frank Brookheld and James Brook
field. all Of York city.
The Niagara Pharmacal Company. OF Buffalo;
10 deal I'm drugs: capital. &00J Directors Charles
O. Rand Horace T.. Hayes and Dennis Flynn. OF
Buffalo and c. Il. Mapes. OF Emira.
Wlepert and Schmidt Company. Of Manhattan; TO
deal in f,rs; capital. 5000 INSTRUMENTATION
Wlepert Beatrice Wlepert and William Billiard. OF
BROOKLYN and +. {. Schmidt and Mary Schmidt. OF
Manhattan.
The Franklin Chemical Company OF New York
CITY: capital 81. 90. Directors. Fesle Van SAINT
nj Manhattan: A. u. Wagner, OF Richmond. and
j. f. Walter OF Elizabeth N j.
New-York Box Company OF New York city,
urnoLivn. George g. Slavery Of Jersey City. ~ j..
and r " Mattocks. OF New-York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
RACING ~ ENGLAND.

London. April G-At the second days racing Of
the Nottingham Spring Meeting to-day Lord VIII
lam Bcresiord's three year-old chestnut MY LIBRA
hv Sensation out OF Lima. won the Bentinck stake
,rhis race f. OF soveregns each starter with 100
sovercigns added. for horses OF all ages. Thcie
,Ynre nine starters, course, hVe furonSs. stIdshi
Sir I Elunden Naples three-year-old black colt
fIre Arm by Peironcl, out OF Sensation. Wa
lend and = C. Cockburn's three-year-Cld Avon
rliv nv Friar's Balsam, third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
PRIESTS TRY TO Esd THE STRIKE.

,:rw prnrOnD OWNERS SAY THEY ARE NOT
ANXIOUS TO BEGIN WORK. BIT WILL DO
50 * prrrHrxcr TO PUBLIC OPINION
Veu.- podford. Mass. A?r!i 6-Seyrral days ago
two leading French priests walled on the mill men
and represcntct ina, the suffering among the
,,.t,..s ,yos nitiablc and that the strikers
not "a enthusiast. as they appeared. They were
certain that # an opportunity was given. many
,ri1era would sciz. on the chance 10 go back The
,r,es,s urged the manufacturers 70 make the at
.,,. aud rrolni,,d 20 do al they could to per
..,,,'i. ,rr holm - Lrlug au end TO the suffering.
The treasures viii hold a meeting tomorrow and
all. nn a DAY Of opening william y. trdpo.
r,'it.rf of me Wam-utid Mills. says. ~ tho
XIII, a. no, care 10 return TO work or II they make
- ,,.~kcd opp0,I f!Du t. the return OF th"lr
az ,,', w. viii again close she gates We
49,, "n.ioiis for ourselves 10 rcsumc work. but feel
H., Inc ropular opinion f. against further con-
nc. Nc nee Of b. disastrous idlcntss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
The series Of Tournaments tor Tho CUP rrcsen.ea
THE KENTUCKY DERBY.

TEN STARTERS PROBABLE IN THE RACE oN
Louisville. KY, April The programme fo- the
coming spring meeting OF tho new Louisville Jockey
Club has been issued. There Will bo Nfiecn days -
racing. beginning on Derby Day. May 4 Eleven
stakes and The Gcntemen's CUP race vii be the
chief events. The Kentucky Derby Will be run on
the cpeting cay. II promises 20 % the greatest
meeting ever hcld on the historic Churchill Down.
From presen' indications there Will be about zen
siareis In The DcrDy made Up from the following.
Plaudt Icocr Karl Bannorkburn. DR. Black
Isabey. Han DOr. Gallivant bon Quixo,e F-ank
InoinIson. Marcato. Pacemaker. Seckct; Judge
QIiglcv and Teucef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
HARVARD'S NINE CHOSEN.

Cambridge Mass. April 6-The following mem
,or. NJ the Harvard baseball squad were taken 10
the training table at noon to-day; Rand eft heid'
p,,rao.s right field Lynch. centre field; Iiaughton
sacond base: Mccormick. first base; LaugnIlh'
spo G Uaves pitchers Davis. Reid and Pote' eaten
- . ~, r,,,iuth MINI has been
,h go ~ ain Of the Harvard freshmen crew III
y.s eradnated from Exeter: and PLAYED Ieft gu ar,
last year In the freshman Ioo'oa s""S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
IN CAPPY on MINING BUSINESS.

Albany. April e-The Boston and Montana Con-
solidated Copper and Silver Mining company. OF
-, work. Canada and Boston. Incorporated
,o-dav with a capital OF $4,000. to carry on a
General mining business. The directors are G. ".
Snich w C. Taylor. w. L. Marchbank and John
Roach OF BROOKLYN r. j. Dwyer. OF Manhattan
lanes Barker jr. OF Jersey City. and Edgar Buzz
..ar NJ Newark n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
MORGAN LINES SERVICE CONTIyCED.

This statement made public yesterday BY the
ofncials o, The Morgan Line:
AN impression seems 70 prevail that the service
OF the Morgan Line will be discontinued or impaired
BY reason OF the sale OF four the United
States Government This idea is entirely erroneous
we still have feet OF seven steamers. including
some of the fastest coastwisc vessels anoat. and
the regular service Of the Morgan Line between
New-Yo and New Orleans will be continues"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
SrSSMAN WINS THE ELKWOOD MEDAL.

Long Branch y. J.. April (specnD.-Arthur
Sussman and pm DAILY, jr.. faced the Ekwood
Park traps this afternoon TO contest FOR the Elk
WOOD goid medal offered TO tho marksman winning
the Central GUN Clubs monthly shoot tho greatest
number Of times during The season OF 1891. Suss-
man ."on. defeating Daly on the twenty fourth
round BON men finished WIKI nlne kills In tho
main shoot OF. In the miss and our DAILY lost
his httecnih ana twenty fourth birds Sussman
los ms fiie'nth bird but grassed his last. captur-
lhg ID" gold medal. Sussman the club shoot.
killing ten straight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
HUDSON LUMBER SEASON OPENED
LARGE YIELD OF TIMBER FROM THE AprRoy
DACK REGION

Saratoga. ". Y. April 6-The Upper Hudson
River Boom Company to-day opened It's big boom
giving employment to n brigade OF log sortcrs
Tho seasons saving began to-day az the bp
plants OF the Morgan Lumber Company ard
Finch. Pruyn Co, az GlenS Falls Warren
County. and Sandy Hill Washington county The
timber yield from the Adirondacks this year Is un-
usunllY larEe - = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
LEHMAN AGAIN AT HARVARD.

HENRY WILLIS ACCOMPANIES HIM TO THIS coUN-
TRY. AND WILL. ASSIST IN COACH
ING THE CREW.
Boston. April s.-R c. Lehman. coach Of the
Harvard crews accompanied by college chum.
and an expert oarsman. Henry Willis who is 10
assist in the work at Cambridge. arrived here this
morning
Mr.. Lehman and Mr.. Willis reached New-York
on the Kaiser Wilhelm and took the midnight
train for Boston. The EngIishmen passed the fore
noon M the homo OF General Francis Peabody. at
Milton. and at O'Clock this afternoon they had
luncheon At the Somerset club with General Pea
body and number Of Harvard men. After lunch
con inc rowing experts went 10 Cambridge to take
up thcir work among tho Harvard oars.nsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
.voyUER WRESTLING Circus PLANNED.

The announcement was made yesterday that
,,rnes, Roeber and Yousouf "thc Terrible Turk
had been matched for another wrestling Dou,'
-, -, those who saw the first wrestling match
',,on these men at Madison Square Garden We're
" on,nion mat the match was hippodrome They
arc wondering what sort OF c'rou' '"o IVA
viU be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
ron SLOANE TO RIDE FOR FLETSCHNiNN.

San Francisco April 6-Tod sloane the jockey
ler. for the Fast last Eight. He Will ride Tor
,,,s t.l.5scbrnann while II IL said that Heather
stone & Bromley have second cal upon MS SCI.
,.cns He predicts that Ornament VIII go 10 the
,ns, IN the brooklyn Handicap n favorite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
TRIP or THE GOOD TINES"

The public coach Good Times" started on sched-
,,e time-l0:3o o'clock-yesterday morning from the
As,or,a for Woodmansten Inn. West Chester, with
Tracy Dows as the whip. 7. Suffern Taller was
beside him on the box seat. Mrs j. H. McElfaiick
and T. Faye were the passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

teapots. etc: variety OF trays. candest,cks. can
delabra. vegetable dishes. hot-water dishes coffee
urns teapots cream pitchers and cake and bread
baskets in Sheffield plate: English. Bohemian and
Venetian glass. laceS. embrOleries. drapeYea.
shawls: n collection Of butterflies and South Ameri-
can beetles Louis XIV. XVI and Colonial mirrors
and = number OF hall and mantel clocks. ensrav.
ings, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

decorated with gold height is inches, $3.50 each;
two powder blue temple Jars. with chrysanthemum
decoration I'm gold. height II inches. $40 each: two
blue and white heakers. with floral decorations Tons.
height Is inches $40 each. and two mirror-black
beakers with brilliant glaze. Kang-he period.
height is inches. S55 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Ward p Smiths Sons. composed " Jefferson r
Smith Of brooklyn. and Mrs. JuAa VI. SMITH OF
Tappan y Y. stevedores and UucKmeh Vi W
" Corlears-s,., made an Assignment !e''o''"y ="
yvui,ar, T I-nderwood. giving preferences TO Cor
rola NJ Smith David Carkson and Frederick H.
smith The business was ,staeiisnrSd IN IN i'S ~
sinclair. ~ heavy trucking. and moved the
Tryptian Obelisk from the vessel 10 'entr2l Par<
NJ Underwood said yesterday that ne assISi nm, ~
was due to poor business. The Nahiities are $50
tho nom.ua assets $4,000 and the aci,u as -
e Dl. Judgment entered yesterday aStIlr
Jefferson T. smith fof s. ~ for the rent OF the
C'oricarsst property. IA favor Of the executors o.
the estate OF Charles \. toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

ing half-orother to Nancy Hanks. to p Duryea,
lexington. KY. for $500. The farm Of 235 acres
Win buildings. was offered for sale. but with
Drawn. only $4,000 being bid for IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Justice Werner Of tho Supreme Court mas m
pointed George W carr receiver in supplementary
proceedings FOR Mrs. Martha \ Ives Of Hmm.
Point. y Y. on the application OF Albert : d.,
Forge. who obtained Judgment against her for
s. 523 In December. 1896 MI Ives n is said *
over seventy years old and IN feeble health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

brooklyn played the whites or the odd-numbered.
and the Cosmopolitans the even-numbered boards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Judgment, ror ,s6 235 entered yesterday agains.
Charles Graham Bacon, Jr.. who did business as
G. q Bacon q Co. wholesale dca.er IN drugs AZ
NO els Drccuwich-st.. IN favor o. Clara Russell
Bacon for borrowed money. The hfm ot :. g.
N,c.u \ co succeeded II ". Williams 60. IN
NovernNo~ 1899 and e.. -. Bacon. Jr, las carried
on the business ono since June. Tho firm forme.-
lv ala a largo business. but Tor some time < has
been IN Liquidation. and the place was closed IA
shorf I'm. aEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
IIeadley VI Greene has been lpp,

supplementary proceedings for Charles Icfevre
liquor dealer. by Judge Fiizsimons II tho CIV
Court. on the application OF Max Stincr ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Deputy Sheriff MarIire received fifteen additional
wrlts OF replevin. aggreGating t95-2 yesterday
against Abraham Brill. doing business as A. Rrit
q Co. dealer IN drygOOds AT Nos - and m Sixth
ave. from creditors, making twenty-five wrlts In
all since his failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
Dibbe Of the football team has Joined tho candi-
dates for his class crew
MANHATTAN PLAYERS BEATEN.

BROOKLYN CHESS EXPERTS COME ACROSS THE
RIVER AND DEFEAT THE CosMoPoLI-
TAN CLUB TEAM
The Cosmopolitan and Brooklyn Chess clubs
played another club team chess match at the rooms
or the former club Tuesday evening The re-
suit was decisive victory for the visitors, by nine
games to five. Here follow the details OF the con-
test:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Deputy Shcrlr Eadey received two attachments
yesterday against Harry Goodman dealer In cloth
ing. A. 80 20 Diyison-st.. from OttO irving W!se
Tor 3 cls The attachments were obtained on tie
ground that the store rai been cleared out AM an
The stock removed The Sheriff found nothing ~
lew upon yesterday. The safe and fixtures were
removed under u Dill OF sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Schedules % tho James Gregory Company. brass
founder ~ 40 ri Carnon-st. show Liabilities
8 10. nominal assets s. SO. actual assets $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

William c. Van Antwerp has been appointed by
the board OF Governors OF tho Engl"woo1 Golf
club as captain Of the gOR team. M tho va
CancY caused by the resignation OF Nj XIII ScV
eral new bunkers are being erected on tho course.
and a new green Is being built ut THO seventh hole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

An attachment has teen obtained hero agains,
Thomas II Groves OF Cleveland. ohio. FOR 1855. Fl.
favor 81 Francis \. W'us,pw. assignee OF George
bernhard & SOas. of this cty. for clothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Clubs q Ncw-York had not abandoned hopc Of
having the annual Decoration Day twenty Ave mile
race on Riverside Drive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Tho ShcrT has received an attachment; against
TIE Tast-K~lUs Company. 81 Milwaukee. for s. rs.
In favor ~ The Ciir'on Bank FOR oyerdrlfts on A.
,;oldstein four dealer ~ this city. The attach
mcnt served on several firms here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Some opposition has developed IN tho BROOKLYN
P.cycle club over the annual election. witch Will
take place at 30. ~ Hanson Place. HrookIyn on
April Z. The opposition names members for the
Board Of Governors only The names posted las,
night thos. OF o. VI TdEerly. C. W Hickl.ny
ard g. H. Running The Ucasurer's report viii
show that the club ~ IN better financial cOndit on
than Il has been before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

7, is said tina, sparrow" Robertson VIII have
charge Of a bicycle track al Woehawken where
SUNDAY racing VIII be encouraged. II has been
suggested that the track be called the "Bicy Gle
Drum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

u IS said that J. =. Heating. Commissioner OF
Highways called "A: The clubhouse OF the Gentry
Wheelnen recently and asked where the proros Il
asphslted strips were 20 be laid 20 the fe:rie..
President Gibbs promised 70 place a coramittee at
lis orders when he wished 20 begin the work
Cyclists desiring 70 join the League OF American
Whee!-nen may obtain fun printed information and
mem bersh!p blanks by sending their names and
addresses 70 the Cycling Editor o. The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

WHY'RE IMPROVEMENTS MIGHT DE MApE-TWo
.o ,.v,-r7x.s OF wHEELMEN PROPOSED
VETERAN CENTURY RIDER SAID TO
pr DYING FROM CONSUMPTION
NOTES AID COMMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07

Finest Goods-MnkerS Prices.