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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-20

STF-N@F<K DE.LTA.
Leaves Gslhrasfh doek, foos al Washing-
tor street Monday. "Wednesday and ~.
day al O clock n. M. for Kingston. Port
Gamble Seaheck, 0nslcene. Tnrbo HAy,
Brinnen. Holly, Dewat.o. Lsll.waup FAlk.
Hoodspori and Union City. Returns aitsss
y. TRouTMAN. Master.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-20

PORT ORCHARD AND Port WAaI;.
fsGFg% ROUTE
STEAMER MARY r. PEaIEy
,<.x~s sasps ~ WssairgTos stree. fssfx -,
ass z ~ fSvnSays ID .. IA. for rsasxn -
ga west Fzlassssy9. rseme~for n a
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PUGET SOUND 81 ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City OF Kingston between Ta-
coma, Wash, and Victoria. 3, G..
e-copm!l .vl hi eTacoma iil1iArl <:n0pm
le&1pmILv 81 SEATTLE SpsArl :xSf,m
looamlLyi 12Pt- Townsend s. ArSas .t5an.
S.&am Arsiol Victoria AIvi SaIns0
daily except Saturday
This steamer furnishes GfSs-clasa a.
Communications. carrying both freight NJ
passengers. and leaves from Yesler whsSS
Seattle. for Victoria. II 10 p. m., and FOR
Tacoma al s.ia b. m.
Passengers for Victoria can oscuov
Stateroons until g. m.
FOR rates. tickets. etc. inquire OF
Agent, Yesaer Wharf. Seattle.
/. A NADEAU.
General Agent. N. r. Ry.. Seatt.a
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PORT ORCHARD AND ssoRf WASH.
INGION ROUTE
STEAMER A. r ROBINSON.

81&AAGH ~ N NOSlNSON,
carryaAg u. 8. Antl
On PORT Orchard and Pars waah.rxtsn
route leaves CITY dock foot III Nam
street. asa .. n. ealiinx ~ 6oasa Henok
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Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston. TrAcysa0.
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a. y. m f. n. Robinson. master. flsfiy.
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The Company's elegant Steamships
CRY Of Topeka. Cottage City and
ALki leave Seattle at 2 g. m. VIA
Port TOWNSEND and Victoria. Il. c..
August 8. s. IL. Is. .. -. September
?. !. Il. II. =, q. October Z, and ey-
cry Attn day thereafter
folder
The Company reserves the rish.
10 change without previous notice.
steamers. sailing datts and hours OF
sailing.
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Seattle.
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PORT TOWNSEND 81. yr.Aw rsf
A%TsS A%p wIfATCOa Rf1isTgs. ''"
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Carry:ng F.it.d safes mai. leavss eqsv
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lot Port Townsend san JusD ssssre. 90 ~.
Npw Ysstessa. RstssFnIpg ieaves seu
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FOR VANCOUVER VIA ANACOHTI
WHATCON AND BLAINE
The Elegant Sidewheel Steswer
NORTH PACIFIC.
NcW5iiams, Master.

VIII leave Yesler wharf. Seattle. every
Monday. Wednesday ana Friday ct i'm
p. N, fer Anacortss, Fairhayer. what.
com and Vancouver. Passengers may -
on board and occupy r0oms Il so 3 -.
Returning will leave Vancouver eyery
Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday. ss Il
y. m.
This steamer has superior passenger ac-
eonaodation Table service unsuTpassed.
or a; Yesier wharf
WASHINGTON STEAM NAV. co.
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FOR BELLINGHAN Ray ANACOHr
TEE AND BLAINE
steamer George =. starr isaves Centrsi
nssday and Friday. Returning, leaves
Blaine u n ard Whatcesn p. IA. Tues
day THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
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FORMATION co.
Tel, Main ssi- Central Dock. Seattla
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SEATTLE & EVERETT NAyIuArr,,n
COMPANY
co ON THE GREYHOUND.
SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoyns
ROUTE,
Tine Card-LeAvew Seattle A. IN -
M. and p. n. Leaves Everett els 8. m.
sSy y. N. and is D. n.
Three round trips daily EXCEPT Sunday
Connections AT Seattle with the sfeamsr
Flyer for Tacoma Al Everett Vita fhe
steamer Mikadc for Saofao1ash and with
the Everett & Monte cristo railway fer
Monte Crseio AMI way stations
Colrnan Dock. Seattle. Merchansx r,aek
Everett Telephone. Seattis EsA .7 Ey
4Fe:t g. y. u. SCOTT.
Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
BASE HITS

7, looks as II the betting Will be at least 10 /
on Vale Ia the final game with Harvard providing
Greenway pitches
rne BROOKLYN team viii not return 10 rs home
grounds until July g.
c,ncinnati's double victory yesterday gives II an
advantage of twelve points over Boston.
The partial rest seems TO have done Ruse much
good At Cleveland yesterday be pitched with all
b,s od-t,ne speed and Skill and mad ittle difficulty
a. nreyeutinC his opponents from scoring.
The Orioles have slipped ahead Of Cleveland and
tho ex-champions are now in. third place. There
,s only four points difference I'm the standing OF the
two teams.
While New-York won and lost game at Cleye-
land Yesterday. the chances are that y would have
heen tgo victories had Seymour been effective at
crj zeal points In the game lost New York out
batted Cleveland nearly TWO to one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Cincinnati Juno 3-Espirage was easy victor
In the Coyi.gton Spring Stekos FOR two-ycar Odds
ar Latona to-day. The race WAS AZ I've and half
furlonge. and field Of seven started. Espirage
was installed an odds-on favor1te at 3 TO g. and
gulopod home winner hy iive lengths. Fannie
land Weather pleasant. track fast
(TyeretO. 20 Miss o. ln5 'onleyo. 20 and
- = second. Lena Myers 100 IS uthari. 10 20 ihri.
Time .3oi5
second race zone selling, Remp G3srr-tt).
even won Banastar. lO2 iEvercfD ! and 3 % 9.
second. Ray n. os (Slutr lrD. - to l. third Time
1:42iz
Thirl race Cnye ana \ half nirlongs th- Covinston
Spring Siakes) Esprlgc. o7 11ltt"r. % . won. Fan
NE Taylor tOi ,EveretD 10 70 and 3 70 l. second:
ItocNand. los Woney). 70 /. third. Time-l:o1i5
furlougs. sellnlD-Icanno 10
3 Tossilu. 10 t'onlcyl. : md
- l. second Ada Russell. ioi u. Mathews - - /.
third Tim"-1:2Ht
FIRM race Cnve flrongs)-sis VIC. lO5 o. Matthew'S.
! 10 . won; Mamma. JOS GBerretO 10 - and - .
eecond: Msrchnont. 100 Nut 20 I. third Time-i:03a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
THE GLENS FALLS MEETING.

Clens Falls X Y. June 2S-The National Circuit
bicycle races were held here to-day ard good sport
was witnessed. In the one-mile handicap. profes.
sional the finish close thar the decision If
the Judges in awarding the contest 10 Eddie Bald
created some dissatisfaction. many persons ca tch-
ing Cooper Oh the tape leading by half a wheel
Poth men started at scratch. Among the profess
sonals peiing were Cooper. Gardiner Bald,
Frseman Mcfarland. Kmball. Doc" Brown and
q mateur handc up caused bad spill. and J. IL
Parker of Fort Ann. received a broken arm Pro-
fcssor ] VI. Wright. OF this place. rode down a
flight OF steps, five I'm number. the top ono
being about forty feet from the ground Sum-
one mile (novice,-Final by Y. h. Mickey Glens
Falls: II. Wall Fort Ann, y. Y. second: F. l. PeasA
Glsus Falls third. Time-2:3l%
One-mile open tanateur)--Nou by J. L. Brown, Ciens
Falls. D. schmidt Albany. second j. l. Higgins. Glens
Falls third Time-2:231.
one-half mile handicap ,professoraDwon by Gardi-
ner Kinihle. second. Steveps. third. rime-lO0.
one mile amateur championship OF Northern New.
YorlWon BY J. +. Brown Glens Falls. Thomas Grady.
Glens Falls second Tme-221.
One-mile handicap ,profess ionsO-Won by Bald:
Cooper second. Mcfarland. third. mc-205is.
The champion walker, ~ II. Donovan. OF Glens Falls.
walled mile against wheel ridden by r. G Menzes
by ne~quaTter mile IN 6:37is.
One-mile handicap 'amatelD-Flnsi beat won bv
Brown. Glens Falls. Schrlt. Albany second; A Parkc
OF South Glene Falls. third. Time 2:2O2s.
One mile National championship by Card,ner,
Kimbe. second: Mcfarland. third. Tme-2Oox
One mile against the track record OF 20O paced h.
tripleD-E. c. Bald Time-i:53 ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
THE WASHINGTON PARK RACES

record wnen she won The Lakeside Stakes AT Wash
ington Park this afternoon. travelling the five fur
longs in l:0A.. with top weight up. and adding
81 2o her owners bank account This is the
fastest time made by any ally this year. and IL Is
said Riley Grammar won heavily on the rasul.
Weather clear: track fast. Summaries
First race mii. and se,cnty yards)-Maoy. l22 IT.
TO Won. Teutonia ~ (Clawson,. J.
ond Afresco. loI Casoway), II % ).
Second (nve furlongslSantello lis tClnwson) 1
l. won, Overton. i23 IT. Burns). q 20 l. second:
Haniypariee. rs 1horpel q % l. third Tme-lOia.
Third nAkesde Stak"s. year Old Files five
furionsJ-Black Venus. IFS Turner - l. won:
souchon. 40 Ct. BurnO. 10 10 |. SECOND. Toluca
(ClaW8on). t. =. third Timc-I.UDA
Fourth zone micD--ljonn,rges. III Ghorpei 10
|. Won The ManNnhn. ll5 ,t'aywoodb D. l. second;
Feryor. l02 tBlossl ~ to l. third. TIme-l:40i,
Fifth race lsx furonEsiBenhadad III CThorpe). to
l. won: Angola. 1872 IT Burnsl. to g. second. Hurry
burly. 100 tClawson). TO 5. third. .Time-l:a3%.
Sixth race Zone and onssixteanth niles>Cherryleaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
RACING AT NEWMARKET.

London June 2S.-At the first days racing OF the
Newmarket first July meeting to-day James
Waugh's six-year-od bay horse lie Dauphin won
a trial plate OF 200 sovereigns. a maiden plate was
won by g. Mllls's bay lilly Mazeppa. This race
Is o. 100 soveresns added 10 n sweepstakes OF D
sovereigns each for starters. for two-yearolds en-
trance 3 sOverelgns. There were seventeen start
crs and the result in dctaii was as follows
g 4 Miss T. Mazeppa. by Wofs Cras out Of
MaNima
Mimi ....-..-.-:
Tho l.Jrard- Beresford stables CHI g. Cannon ty
Ilc0hatcheo out Ok Happy 8
IN The race for the Botusham Plate +; Aexan-
doris hvc-year-od chestnut geldng Bob W nte mn
ishod first This Is Of POO sovereigns. the Sec
ou 10 receive - sovcroigns and the third 10 sover
eigus ont Of the plate for two-year-olds ana up
ward Five horses over the course and the
summary follows:
r. AleNander's ave year-old ch. e. Bob White. by
Tho l.ornarl Fefesford stables two-year-old ch .
by sensation. out of Magnetic z
y r J0ues's hve-year-old oh stone Bow by .
Cranberry u Queen Of Hearts ...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Coney Island Jockey Club
sheepshead Bay. 2:30 p. m; trotting. at
Somerville. y. j.
LAWN TENNIS.-Invitation tournament
Of the West Newton Club.
sHOOVING.-Live birds and targets at
r1lkwood Park; Hoboken Rife Clubs out
door tournament, Union Hlll. y. j.; Boston
Gun Club. clay birds. Wellington. Mass; Mil
waukee Gun Club. live and clay BIRDS MIL
waukee
GOLF.-Central New York tournament at
Rochester; women's handicap for Foote Cup
Morris County Golf Club; women's cham
pionship series. Oakland Golf Club, Bayside,
Long Island; team match between Essex
County and Nutley golf clubs Orange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
L. A. ". BULLETIN.

Baltimore June S-Chairman Albert Mott OF
the League Of American Wheelmen Racing Boart.
has issued this bulletin:
TIC following is the score in the National Sham.>
pionship: Gardner o. Cooper, q; Bald le!
'Major' Taylor. 10. -. stevens, =; Eaton 3; Tom
Butler 9: H. B. Freeman. 3; Mertens. S. McFar-,
land. 5: Bowler. :. Fred Sims. Z DR., Brown. Il,
Jaap Eden. !; Becker, s Nat" Butler, Earl
Kaser 2. O. Kimhle, 8. Bourotte, 2; C. NJ. BLY,. -
II b. HIS jr 2. and Watson Coleman. /.
REGISTERED: 30. iss De Cardy Chicago TO-
Charles s Moomy. Erie fenI-: 2l's. J. w Nawn.
Waltham. Mass: 40lG. t. +. Anderson. Roodhouse,
Ill. 4oI7. Charles Hofer -. Paul +ols b. q.
A j. Coum. 81. Paul 4o2 John Nilsson Mime
apos. and iO22 William harrington. Avoca. MIMI.
The suspension OF O. +. Bohman. Chicago VIII
prsnsrSrfed 70 the professional class Bert Fian-
agnn. Minneapolis. Clause h. W. r. Keller. Minns-
apos. Clauses 4 and b..
Suspended Virgil Hall. J. Carr and George,
Say!es Cheney Wash, Arthur Cowley. joe
Richards. Jobes and knmpe Spokane, to June n.
1860 ursauc toned races.
r. A. DSlamater Flushing. y, Y: p. J. Ense-.
dram, New-York. J. tianegan, Barney Harris; ?.
Kirchner Brooklyn g. :. Lord. Ncw.Hork; W. W.
McManus j. Msrkert ard Wi Liam s solen;
Island. 10 August 1898. unsanctioned races at
Maspeth Long Island.
Lewis Niger. William Laggan. julius Norowitx
Isaac Selgel. benjamin Simmons. Isaac Nathan,
Leo Goodman New-Yo rk. 20 June b. 1879. for pro.
noting officiating and riding In sunday races at
Maspeth Long Island.
Samuel b Wheeler. Danbury. Conn. to July q,
1895. assault another rider NJ race meet.
Wheeler is also ruled or all League OF American
Wheelnen tracks IN every capacity.
SANCTION GRANTED Young Men Christian Asso-
citation. Warren. Penn. July :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
VIENNA CHESS HENT.
p1LsBURY AND TARRAsCH BOTH WINNERS IN
YESTERDAYS GAMES

Vienna. June 2.-The players contested the TWEEN
teth round Of the international chess tournament
In this city in the following order to-day Maroczy
agt. Marco. Haprin ast Schlcchter Lipke agt
Blackburne, Caro- agt. PilsSury. Baird agt Janow-
SKI Trenchard agt. Schiffers Burn agt Tar,asch
Walbrodt agt. Alapin. Tschigorin agt Steinitz
Showalter, a bye. When time was called for an
adjournment at o'clock, Maroczy and Marco had
drawn their game. Pisbury had beaten Caro- and
Tarrasch had disposed of Burn. Play was finished
at O'Clock in the evening when the following ad-
ditional results were recorded: Ifalprin and
Scnlcchter divided honOrs, Lipke lost 10 Black
burne Baird to Janowski. Schlffers beat Trenchard
Walbrodt defeated Alapin and Tschigorin van
oulshed Stenit2. There will be no play tomorrow
Ia. committee deciding TO give the players day OF
rest The record of all the players follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

TWENTY HOURS. DESPITE THE
UNFAvoRABLr WEATHER
The athletic young bicycle maker who deter.
mined TO ride mis- wheel three hundred miles on the
Cycle Path IN Brooklyn within thirty hours nm
ished his task just before O'Clock yesterday
afternoon in the presence Of large NUMBER OF
wheelmen. The unique wager made by f. KLEIN
berg, of the Empire State Wheemen was told In
detail in The Tribune Of yesterday. The young
had made wheel which was the envy or the
scorching brigade of the Cycle Path. In his SUE
preme satisfaction at what he had accomplished
s75 gold watch that he would ride the bicycle
three hundred miles within thirty hours. and the
The course Was up and down the cycle Path UNI
elled. The neat OF Monday afternoon did not ap:
to cover the length Of the path at an average gaie
When darkness set n he found the riding le aSd
gentle. but delightful breeze. swept in from ths'
About o'clock yesterday morning. however. the
riders real trouble began and he had harc tmIStl
Of it from then until daylight Ram began 20 asl
to foot His enthusiastic eliminates and frlenas,
onv Of Hn one ride dd not ike the rain and they
dropped out one BY at convenient roadhouses;
impossible for the riders to push along the water,
soaked path. Klenberg however was prepa pare
At O'Clock there was severe thunder STORM rn'
K KenbeT TaI rested GrnS the heaviest part OF the
shower, attending 10 the wants OF the inner man
at the same bd hear1g ms and and chain iubrcated IL
rained intervals until after Daylight put aocuS
Of h "th2g wshaP He aermoon
hours or three hours less than the specified time.
5oke %G thoroughiy tired out when he finished The,
checkers say there Is no doubt about his havingl
m ss hts FG regularly Wn at t each end
The wheel used Is said TO snow no evidence OK -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
RACING AT st. LOUIS.

81 Louis June 2s.-The track at the Fair
Grounds was slow this afternoon. but good and
exciting rncing witnessed. Five favories
won Weather pleasant. summary:
Flrst ceiling. mie)-Mysrery. iol (Gimore).
q 10 . won Inspirer. fl2 (farman) is to and % =
second Eluitore. - FrosO. 10 10 I. third. Time
lR-i,
second 0wo-year ods. Ave turongsD Leo Planter
rs - McDOnald) 10 :. woU. Lafayette. lOl lFrosu
II 20 and to l. second; Alta May. 9S CFrlnklln) Il
10 l. third Time o..
Third race Ceiling ak furl0ngs-Randasso IOl 4.
l. Fourth Ward. 100 0iilrnore)
1 ana o j. second. Pat Murphy. 100 ~. Mcdonald :
10 2 third. Time i.ls.
F'1urth race ,aeing. fIrlcngS,-The Chemist liz
tsneib even. won. Xalissa. % a. Leigh and 3
to l. SECOND Minnie Weldon. io7 hrost). to l. third
T'mr-l.lG's.
Tif,h race selling nlle) Naom. lO2 Ct. Leigh II
TO .. won. Howwltzer 80 81. Woods. 10 3 and even
second Miss Florde. 92 Glvcna) 90 H. third Time
10
sixth race ceiling mile and twents YARDS MafIain
io7 (Glmoro). , 10 2. won. Organplot iO4 o. Woodsj
10 l anf L. .. second. Mamie g. l3 Kelly) o 20 p
tiird. Time f5ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Pitshurg June 2s.-Gray's wild throw in the hrst
,nning was responsible Tor one run. ana ia the
fourth and hfth Klllen was hit for seven singles
giving the visitors big lead Ihc nome tcan RAJ
WAGER scoring Tannehil and O'Brien. and coming
nome himself Longs wild throw Attendance
900 Score;
r. II. y
p,,sburg ..........o "a S :
I,os,or ..........l o o 2 o o ! 1t "a
p.,,e,,.s-Krlen. Hastings ard schriver. Willis and
XeQR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
SALE OF r1oRorGHRREp YEARLINGs.

Chicago June "a sale Of thoroughbred year
liugs wae hold last nigh, at the iors" Exchange
conducted by Woodland & Shankiin. Of lexington
Ky Tho Bramhe colt Grecnock Vas hid In FOG
] " Schorr of Memphis for {l,5"o tn" crowd
WA email and tho bidding slow. and none o. the
n'her h0rscs sol hrOughi oycr -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
THE RECORDS.

Cleveland June 2S-Rusie was nvncihle IN the
first game and the home team took a shut-out VITA
ONLY two hits. The New-YoIks went 70 pieces III
the second game. In the second inning. with two
out and TWO on bases, Grady dropped thinner
third strike In trying 70 get the bal 20 second
rad rniX-ip occurred. thinner and the t"o men Oh
bases scoring. AnsOns objections al Oh" uine ~
the game caused the umpire 70 nave MN eJeotei
from tho grouuls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

maries.
First (sellng. furrongs)-Sister Ahce ~
Jyrncnt) S TO won Frisco ben 90 Webster). 70 ]
and s. second Maggie % CMsson). 20 l. third
Time-1:19 . .,
second race maiden two-year-olds one hall nue.! s
Wreath. lO5 (E. jones'. !. Triune 100 '-'ui
land to T. second Contravene. 10 Walker). to :,
third Tine-O:52 =
Third race lone nile)-Brighton lOI (ietewood : 20
l. m DeBride 81 Mason. 10 and - J. SEM
Free Lance. 1902 (Va~Suren). 70 third. Tine ;ff'2
Fourth race Tor -so-year-olds Ave furones-McCar
ren i06 dP CLAW. II n s Won Peli Nell IL lo5
1Nason 10 and 20 I. second; Smcoe, lr iWisoh,'
|. third nme-1O4i. 1900,
arOlds. mile ard elShthi
simon D. JOB ~. Clay, 80 20 l. won Jim Mesbben. lV9
oSnIedsl. 10 and . to second: Bon Jour III
Moore, to l. third. Time-l:5sS.. .
selling. six furlongs)-Skinan: 80 siasoh,
10 20 I. won: pamooes lO5 James u to si,i ~, ~
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
OF INTEREST TO WHEELMEN.

The new League 81 American Wheelmen mem.
bers FOR the week number So as compared with
!. ss5 for the corresponding week last year The
total membership to date is $500 New-fork had
vania il3 with 4 total of .O22 and Massachusetts,
IA with total Of 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
I,rAcrE GAAlEs YESTERDAY.

Navyyork 4. Cleveland o. Cincinnati 8. ST Louis, 2
fe-sf game, tnrst caTei.
Cleveland. g. New-York, 4 Cincinnati. - ~ i>"'n' y
Second game. ,se.. no ttiii"'' .....,,.
Boston. 6. Pittshlrg 5. Philadelphia. = I.'Ni' - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
NETWORK AND CLEVELAND SPLIT
EVEN

RUsIE INvINCTBLE IN THE FIRST GAME-G"1HNM-
rrEs co TO PIECES N THE SECOND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

There ,s a feeling OF uneasiness in some quarters
over the manner I'm which some Of the Long Island
clubs are conducting Sunday racing and practically
ignoring the League OF American Wheemen. Every
cub which promotes unsanciiOned races. and the
riders who take part IN them. VIII be disciplined
and the tracks Will be b.acklisted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

ItaIs ....o' Il 20 10 IT IVVHI' - - =
{,r,,-s Il d . - % % q %
Two,-.ass hlts-Haughfon. Reid anr Wallace; s'oen
bases Harvard l. Double 0iqys-H l1,n % sullivan I"
Wadsworih. camp o. Wadsworin FIRST base Oh naLs
BY GieenNhy. ., by Hayes struck out ~ ehN, -,
. by Iiaye- o Time O. garne-IWo hours ana I'VE MIN
utes. Umpire NJ. Ganney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The Morris Wheelmen will not have any regular
club runs hereafter Tho members VIII meet at thA,
clubhouse each Sunday morning at o'clock and
the runs will be arranged then. The next holloay
outrg Of the club will be on July :, s ana - 70
ASbury Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
adjourned games.

adjourned games.
The twenty first round will be played 10 the fol-
lowing order on Friday: Alapin vs.. Burn. Tarrasch
VS. Trenchard Schfers Baird. Janowski vs.
Caro- Psbury VS.. Lipke, Showaiter HAlprin
Schlechter VS.. Maroczy. Marco Steinitz Wal
brodt Tschigorin aud Blackburn Q bye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Keepers OF roadhouses along the Merrick Road
are discouraged They say that the number or
wheelmen this year is much smaller than last sea-
SON. They say there more riders than ever, but
ali seem to be going given point, and do
not stop at the roadhOuses. has been their GUS
here
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FAvORITEs LOSE AT BUFFALO.

io4 (clawson). to /. Haphazzard JOG Scay"oon
o 1. second. Alvarado II. los III. Martini 10 L.
third. Tme-l4s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The wheeling section OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Of Brooklyn is arranging for q
road race to take place on the HOFFMAN Boulevard
on July 9. The entries VIII close on July q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

There are some nasty places in Bedford-ave. be-
tween Heyward and Lynch SITS. Brooklyn. Cyclists
should exercise when riding in this district at
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information ana
membership blanks by sending their names and ad>
dresses TO the cycling Editor OF The tribune.