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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-20
Fire Arms

You go to a gun store or hardware store;
ii suit of clothes is the object Of your
quest, you 60 to a tailor; while il one Of
the latest novels, whether it be with
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-20

THE PUBLIC TO Know that the St Louis Col
l iege, St Andrews Prory Oahu Prison, Oahu
Insane Asylum and other public Institutions, use oui
Chloro- Naptholeum with great success. California
Feed Co.. Agents. 1909
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-20
TO LET.

COTTAGE FOR RENT Four-room cottage on
- Young street, near Sam Parkers. for rent from
March 1, 1906 for six months, furnished unfur-
niSlied. Apply on premises. Telephone 6S7. Ins
NJE RENT the West D1S1NFECTlNG MACHINES
Wv and keep them In order. for a small monthly
rental. California Feed Co.. Agents. to6o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-20

From Vancouver aud Victoria,
per G A s s Aorangi, Feb 90
Mrs G A Rogers, Miss Il l. Rog-
ers, Mrs P l. Foster, B N Foster,
r II Fakswedin, j o Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

racing Of the country to suit their own sweet VIII
Things have changed however and since the de-
cisive course taken by the League OF American
Wheelmen I'm the interest Of honest sport chahee
hos como oyer the dreams OF the outlaws and the
professional promoters who are really behind me
refractory riders The League Of American Vice.
mon Racing Board H. now Thoroughly OrsdhHtu
and while the outlaws had start or several
months he Racing Board has torn down many OF
tho Insurgents fences within "a week Many OF tHc
prominent clubs preparing 10 conduct rae
meets under the sanction OF the l.eagu" OF amer
can Wheelmcn and the chances for q strong circuit
i'm this STATE appear TO DE excellent thalrfnan
C;erlach + preparing National circuit Which VIII
dovefai into ne international championships 10 Dc
hold I'm Canada and the League OF American
Wheelmeu National meet az Boston. Many OF me
frorninent professional riders have signheq their
irt.ntious OF seeking reinstatement In the League
~ American Wheclmcn. and as soon as the move
mont T. started in earnest the general IMPRESSION
- aven In IN. camp OF the enemy. that IN" slide
yin he an avalanche. Meanwhile the average rider
~ rho bicycle t. preparing 10 enjoy on MS WheeI
"a. supreme delights OF springtime WIN ls DaIny
z.nhyls and genial sunshine and as n" rides iOrt u
a., ite h-.,nd-rev wheel ne can he forgiven II he
considers himself the proudes' and haprieSt man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

A. 8 Webb. ". D. Whpple and Daniel 9icKIeS'
L. s A. Admiral Henry Erben' l. :. ~
Admiral John W Philip l. 5. n Captain
Charles D. sigsbee L. 5 y: Generals Charles
F Roe Avery D. Andrews. James Meier
Peter c. Doyle. Robert Shaw Oliver b. NJ. Hoh-
man William NJ Kirby. Edwin A.. McAiph'
Frederick Phisterer J. w. Plume. joseph -.
Story Alexander Shaler. y. g. y. y. Martin
T Mcmahon. l. s A. Robert Oyphant j.
I'D piersor Eebert / Viee George W Win
gate and samuel NJ WEIGH. IT. Colonies Daniel
Appleton. John G. Eddy, Alexis G. Smith. George
G Fox Nelson II. Henry. a. i. Francis. 4. j.
kim lanes NJ Jarvis Horatio p Stacpolo,
y F. Austen. y. G. y Y; Thomas y. Rand and
Jacob RUPERT. IT,, y. G. ~ y samuel EMS
briggs old Guard: l.. l. LanGdon. /. ; A.
Chauncey NJ Depew. John y. Partridge Albert
A pope. J. Hampden Robb. Kilam G Church
Thomas +. Sloan and William cary sanger. Ma
tors John " DNenbeck. L. : a. and A. ,.
Montant and George y Russell y. O. y y.
Captains Robert y. Patterson. Ii. j. Reilly j. J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
corRT ciIFNDiRS FOR MONDAY.

Aee.rs,e Division supreme court Adjourned until
TNie'iiv March - at / c
sup--me Court-Sre al Term Part h'i'rr Gle
gerch Mot O. calendar called 40 J" - a ~ . -,
",r,o C,urt- Special Term Part ID hefore scott J.
-, ..rrt opens ~ u. 81 ES por'e natter Nh,
,up~,n, Courf-specia, Term Part Ut l'i lir hs.H
man Mo- ons p.murr"r No. Hf- W. ~ lf'
f,r.,l causes. Nps -si- 3-f 2ot2 1914 Clear
-uy-.u. C'rr. Special Term llr' ~ -, 49,, ~.
e,.- a7lG $50 2o,o 2tl2 24'i 20" 2a'l -"'i -''''
a-sa .1i4n ..-,i 80 2i2H it- ""h '.,n .,,
supreme Cour' Spe.i'i Torn PAY h't.,. n''''FS
Z s'aus-s 20 be- sent tom Par IN ~ trisI lI,t -,
sutrcrie court Special Term-part VI ltefor@ h,A
siavtr J-'au-,s 10 he s'nt fa" Part ~ ~ TRIAL
snnron,a curt Special T.rrn.rari vi Before Glider
sleeve j. Elevated tslrad cases lear ,,.,a,-
supreme court Trial Term Par II ttero'' s--t
$50 s:s5 $50 $50, 500 siss noaa sol $50 ssA
sGIa "a, .-l5 Sl4H cft2 S3-N $40 ~t[ 30 -
o,9 yos ~, sas 4255 s-2l 3gp s,eI ?toI
az 3iop e574 2~i~ 23So ao3s 41o's 3i31 Nv isM
S6;o 9p6 @si7 e-ao ISL 2G6s loos 4"n. 'o'2 "''
~ iSo - ~" rT', Part " Before Andrews
! Causes o. b. cent Pan III f'r 'ria 49,,
Supreme Cour'-Tria. Term ~ ~, ~ 80 ,,,,l case
un i ,,,-, Trial Teru-Par VI Before Freedman
'tus 80 Trial Term-Fart vi -iisfor hl-ch.
|%os i745 SOL al@l 29s Ssl-., - -rs, ser, Srpo
le9; 2,e W., $40 100 sfos ,o.e ,o5s coca ,oss
4oes ,o76 9O7p 25lo lnQu"st- - 49, sr,,.,s
supreme court lr', Tern p-, I'm f'r trai clear
S"P"" ~ b. cent from Part VA f'r trial 'as' un
finished. --,, rer- Part \ BEFORE Dugro J.
,.cs :, be sent from Arc vi 70, ,r'@i ..ess ~
supreme Cour'-Trial Term La,i - ,.t,i 80 M
finished cam, Tr,a, Term Part Xli-Betore -. )
Causes be sent from prr''"'' '"' "
c' sarrosa,e's court-chamoers Before varnHm s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
yrW4RKS BIG STORE.

The people In Newark and it, vicinity are nov
Obliged 10 take the journey 20 New-fork 20 90
their shopping That IS a thing ~ tho pas Nh'n
right in the heart ~ Newark is situated h'hhe 4"
CO.'S big store.
Al this store one can purchase everything FOR
home md personal needs All the departments
hayo been enlarged and there are one hundred
complete stores under one roof
Uahnc X Co. announce their Easter offerings ~
millinery top garments and gown i""rl's.
Their display ~ furniture u.s. % course. one OF
,b. croot features Many exclusive designs IN
furniture are offered
Thousands ~ people from out - town Visit ms
s,o-. daily and their suburban trade has about
t.ribr.f This IL due t0 fhc fact 90 their prompt
G.f,.rt,s and gN goods are delivered ifee III
creator Sew orl. ard an N,wJ rrsey railroad STA
Particular attention is called 90 the ne" spring
stool of ladies' suits skirts, coats. waists w.
pers. dress fabrics nc's. hosiery "n.t 49, 80.
rariet and lnusctuful@ning7 a" t"i'o' -N~.'
trausfer 10 iiahue q C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

members. writes convincingiy Of the organization
and its attitude as regards the National Cyclists
Association the American Cyc,e Racers l mon. the
Southern Cyclists Association. the Associated ~
cling Clubs Of California and other organizations
In America that have sprung UP recently with inc
idea Of wrestling the control OF cycle racing from
the parent organization.
The Natio nal Cyclists Association and the Asso-
clated Cycling Clubs of California. as wei as inc
Southern Cyclists Association and the American
ectively begged ahilation with the International
Cyclists Association. and each had In its resIec-
tive turn been denied recognition. The linportanc'
OF recognition by the International Cyclists As
ISOLATION lies in the fact that II Is animated win
organizations controlling the sport IN America
Austria belgium Canada, Cape Colony. Denulath &
England France. Germany. Holland, Ireland
Italy. Mexico New South Wales. Nev-IeaIahu.
Norway Scotland Sweden. Transvaal ana othet
countries 1t IL under the auspices OF these tlat
the worlds championships are given. ana riutI
suspended by eithe- OF the unions r"cognizen III
the above countries apples in all Of them, ana me
rider so suspended cannot ride tracks sanctioned
bv the bodies OF the countries enumerated. ms
virtually means that an outlaw IN America III, nnS
no place Whereupon 10 practise MS proicss'p,Ii
When some OF the American riders decided 70 'ah'
the hit I'm their mouths and do as they chost, re-
rardless OF the rules. regulations. prokiSloliS W
other laws Of the League OF American heeItttIl
they lost sight Of tho fact that they might mn
Themselves outcasts Of such magnitude, ana Whsn
thev finally awoke 70 this realization th'I n,I'
strenuous efforts 10 gain recognition rom lhe III
tornational Cyclists Association hut falleu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
OPPOSED TO OPENING THE ARnoRfES.
NATIONAL. GrARD OFFICERS TO Urge THE GOV
rnNoR To VETO THE BILL THAT
WOULD ALLOW IT

The officers ~ the National Guard In Ne" i rN
Who are opposed 20 the biIi which IS mo-" penang
In the Legislature 20 permit organizations 'ha' @'7
not IN the National Guard 20 use fhe arm'r'es io'
festivals. athletic contests ana "'her 'n '"'"
r,ents VIII make their views known 20 mo ''t
o,ro- ON Tuesday. General George Moore Smlth
General McCoskry Butt Colonel Appleton OF 'n'
-th Regiment: Colonel Jarvis ~ the SIN Regimen =
Colonel Bartlett Of the 22d Regiment ana ""J'
Wilson OF the % Battery. Will 60 10 A'hany o'
-r,,,slo, and epra,l g. Governor Roosevelt 10 veto
the bnl r. II should pass me two houses
"Th.ra * mo- telling said % prominent "'l''r
where the thing would stop n once orEl'za'''"'
were allowed 10 invade the armories y We PEI
t. o. l.vs, school % hold games there. why
should "A Kindergarten ho denied mo same pr''l'F'
and u singing classes are allowed 20 give ~"
,,.,-ts ,rd nave their rehearsnls IN m" afin',
VI should the Millinors' Froie'tnr R--sSla5 ~,
- D,,.isior st or me United bro'h"il iuo'
~ - b.. aeharred from holding thcir am
maj receptions IN tho armor.cs' II tn nlil
a iau ,he National Guard will play onN t'.,.," ~. 7
mar, IN tho armorles- the outsiders VII """ '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

zeI,nski. Frank c Thorp. I. s A.; J.; w. H mind
NawaI Militia. Henry {. Rasquin' EdWs" C ,,wua,.
NaN G ~ " Charles r stodler, old GUARD
Lieutenant Edward e. Ladew ,.n.onan,.coy.
The patrons Of the show are Nag5T Rnnr
ernor Timothy l. WooaruH G,or MrIiu \ bliss
Van VICE C,ausen Controller Bird 5 coleT ex-
Governor Govern Levi Morton Franklin E1S'n Toh NIB y
Belmont e~v1t1fiin 7 Schieffelin. J. Edward
Srimn,Ins' II II Adams. A. Newbold Morris ana
Can,ain stewart NJ. Brce -,. tho ofncers
Tonight. at the Waidort toHn their guests at
OF the League viii entertain '''
dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
THE OPENING OF THE OUTDOOR RACING
SEASON.
SPORT AND TRADE IN GOOD CoNDrT1oN-READY
FOR THE SECOND CYCLE sHow-AN 1NNo-
VATTON IL CENTrRY runs
= NOTES AID COMMENTS.

While the formal opening OF the outdoor ridihe
season may be said TO have taken place on the
nno DAYS OF last week. the conservative wheelman
en,ovs the sunshine when II comes. but does not
feel particularly confident Of the continuance oil
fine weather until April is pretty well advanced
From the number of people seen on the roads so far
this spring II can safely estimated that there VIII
be no falling OF in interest in wheeling this year
Judging from tho interest manifested by organized
u,heelmen and the great army OF unattached there
will be more wheels sold and more wheels ridden
this year than before In the trade the dealer
and manufacturer say that their orders are iar
ahead Of anything that they ever experienced mere
,ofore at this time OF the year Even in cycle rae
rq better feeling prevails than since some OF inc
professional riders took the hii INTO ther 'e'''
H.. con ord decided that they could conduct the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

ment tscra,ch): w. schedecker 2sd Regiment "a
yards 7. J Corley 22d Regiment u YARDS. X Hutch
22d Regiment on yaTds): O. Reynolds 18Th iteR-
ment q YARDS. j. NJ Daley. 22d Regiment - YARDS
Second hcat-F. c. Puner. 22d Regiment q yard y
A. Denham. 22d Regiment a. yards); 6. : Tate l"tn
Regiment q YARDS. c. H. Alexander. l2th Regiment !"
yardsl. + Fuller 18th Regiment q yards' c. Shum"ay
I'D Regiment - YARDS
Third heat A Lambert 22l Regiment dls yardsl
W Mccormick 18Th Regiment a yards), a fairiam'-
22d Regiment - YARDS. H. Frazee. lih Regiment e
YARDS. C. H. Johnson 22d Regiment q YARDS
Fourth heat-A G. Porter 23i Regiment Oh Yards.
T a. Onderionk. cd Regiment - yars). r. 5 Pollock
Is, Naval battalion a. YARDS. A. W. Weston 20 Reg
yardsl. w Sedlcy. 18th Regiment. - yards'
II walthers 18th Regiment vardsl.
Fifth heat r. Higgins I'd Regiment e yardN'
= a Sayes. 22d Regment q YARDS. T. Plate. l3ih
Regiment - yardS. NJ. j. Wheeler. 22t Regiment 10
YARDS. a Gender 18Th Regiment q yarisl.
mile thandicarl-fi G Hplander. I'D Regi-
ment tscratch). 7 McG'rr. 22i Regiment scratch; A.
lin 22i Regiment ,35 yarisl. II. Wood 18Th Regiment
40 YARDS Z Collyer 22d Regiment go yardsl. O. l.
Peterson 22d Regiment (An yarisl, u. r. lAwton. ~
Regiment $50 vandsl. W. r Zuin lst Nov Jersey "p
YARDS. r. Daley 22i Regiment go yardsl + George.
18Th Regiment varis). A W Bartlett 22i Regiment
Frazee 18th Regiment 80 yard9. g. Graham. l3th
Regiment so vards. T. Fisher 22d Regiment so yarlsl
hicvcle fnoyicel-M T. Nicholas, -
Regiment: e. Tate. 13th Regiment. \. Walton. -
Regiment. G V Greene. 18Th Regiment. @ fo-man.
1871 Regiment. G LOvejoy 18Th Regiment. j. McAlr'y.
18th Regiment. W Garfield. l2th Regiment j. D'hfTt5.
18th Regiment
The Honorary Military Committee includes
Maior-Generals Nelson A. Miles. Henry Corbin.
w : Worth Wallace F. Randolph. J. W. Clous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
1nnELNG FOR TIE INFORMER.

r,eu,enant-Colouol Thomas o'Donohue OF zen
o-al Smiths stan will poe ar brigad" headqn'r'e'
tomorrow evening FOR the purpose OF tN''''','N
witnesses who may De able 10 thro" hsh' '.
subiec, ~ the premature publication oi mo PuHS
charges General Smith f. anxious 20 carry oN' 'ne
wishes Of Governor Roosevelt ana brlns '""
Offenders 20 task but II seems 'h"' u"'''
,,,....o, dev.lons nm informer the guilty person
,,,l ,scat. punishment j. rs Wei known that th'
authorites have doubt as 20 inc ld"i,,sy Oh ~,
INV, bif tho evidence in hand Is inFufhclent 20
,us.ify charges and colonel - ,onohue IN, 'S x"
ION WIN probably she'd little Light ON the SUBJECT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
D1ERs AT THE GARDEN.
,,,,1rARY TOURNAMENT TO OPEN
TEE TOMORROW NIGHT
~ GENERAL WHEELER. GOVERNOR
REVlb .>.D prAR-ADMIRAL PHILIP
urRors OF SANTIAGO AND PORTO
RICO COMING THE FRO
cRANNE.
GRAMNfE

rs. soldiers have possession OF ma wh,on
I"r Garden for the grand touTnamen, mnor@
iana'+ to.morrow night under the manase gel mt
opens ,,n,,arv Athletic League The arrange
Of the w. complete for a week Of martial per
rnen'S az mat the public will appreciate ana
iorn'a"' -, hand by everybody concerned IN
the W." .o,,r,ont will leave no Idle time for
ne e''' 1-he-,, is so much 10 be seen that II IS
any YIN matter 10 determine which OF the
ro' al u.m be the best. The opening to-
SIX "'7 Itch General Joseph Wheeler TO review
nor -. coward the Army. the Navy and the
V'D D'a \, their best. The detachments that
'oD, 1s,o,led by the Government Will be all on
''s e-a the cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

The local clubs which are sending their array o.
rophies FOR display at the Cycle Show at the frahi
Central Palace include the Greenwich Nhee'm'n'
Century Wheernen Calumet Cyclers Company T.
Cob F,oei-,ert. Rtversilo WhceImen Royal Arcanum
Whoolnen Madison Wheemen. Triumph he'i-
men. V.gllant Cycle Club. Manhattan Bicycle OIu"'
Indian cycle club. Greater New-York "hee'meh
and Crescent Wheelmen This list VIII be augment
I'd bv the addition % several other clubs whcn ar
taking Tho matter mp. These c"iI' ,,l"", tfa,,io,
exhinltcd TN prominent part OF IN" 'Nn'u ION
hail under glass covers. which VIII protect mem
rom dust and possible handling and set them OF 10
the best advantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
TILE DIVE 10 cARRr Troops.

The auxiliary cruiser Dixie formerly the Morgan
Limo steamer Fl RIO arrived here yesierHal "''l
the League Island NV YARD. Sne VIII n'
,.- g. rho Oua-terrnas.er's Department ~ fh"
ARMY and Will lee n'ted out with accommodations
for abou, one thousand men. aud as soon a. ne
necessary alterations are completed VI" san TOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

nm oo,,b He go-a forth 70 drink In ozone and
oii heaith leaving his dysp-ptic neishoor VINO
nbhors the wheel and healthfu exercise 10 2drs
D',er h,lsiness cares and other worries lhu'T ~
uenpv is the v,heelnsn IN ne spTingtlne; nc
co,infyv fields woods ana lanes are JUST nWah' tn
~ NOV are puitiI.s their sumncr "ttir' IT,
- ~ nature cannot AFFORD % remain Whv,..l
,r,th,, Inc brick walls OF the city proVldlnk we
weather will permit him 10 make "''"s'u"' '
into the country.
H.nry sturmey. Of Coventry. England honorary
secretary OF the international CychF'S
So -. o,ga,,zation the League Of American
y,,haer,en was one OF the prime movers in orsanz-
ing and has ever since been one OF the s'ahehes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

1vorkla, showed tho club 70 De in excellent con
dtion The membership also IS IN a houl,snsn55
condition the total now being h" ne ", fhe
amendment 70 the constitution adNth'rnA ~
Initiation fee from 50 20 So" was lost tn' an
ruaI meeting OF the Board NJ Governors TO GO
officers FOR the ensuing year IS 20 take pa'e I'u''
DAY next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

The innovation proposed by the Century Wheel
men on their spring century run Sunday April 81.
OF starting divisions in opposite directions IL looked
uoor with favor by cyclists. Many oid-timers VINO
have given mp riding centuries have sgnihed 'her
intention of taking part In the run. OF account VI
tie novelty The excitement that Is certain 10 80
.roo,ed among the riders In meeting and passing
,hos. startng from the opposite direction i uouhd
10 stimulate and encourage those attempting 'ne"
first century run. The opening run OF the cruz TOT
th, season OF 1893 will be held In the metropoh'a"
district on Sunday April 2. starting from me cur
bnrso N l46 West Seventv-firsf- st, az : y IA
The usual annual photograph VII De take" Oh '"'
members in uniform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

The Executive Committee of the New orH 90
CO., poods Teapue has indorsel the Grady Collins
Highway Commission bin. now before the Ways ana
Means Committee OF the Assembly az Albany Inc
members Of the League were instructed 10 use
.trenuous efforts TO secure the favorable cohsde'a
ton OF the bill before the committee anC Success !"
the Assembly and Senate when the Oll comes pc
fore those bodies The Brooklyn Good ROADS ASau-
citation and the Century Road cub ot America my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

The annual meeting OF the Hardware 'luD t"'A
-, ,.osterdev Al noon President Peter Nc
ror,.o presided Besides the submitting OF regu-
lar reports by the officers and committees the io
loving I'VE were elected without opposition 10 tne
po.,d NJ Managers FOR the three years ending
N,arcb 1902. George H. Sargent Arthur q. shs'-
man. Robert II. swayze. Edward - NUn IT.
"'' -, sickcls The report OF the Financial
@or,rrittee read by the chairman Webster ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

The fine weather OF Thursday ana friuay u,u
~, -. ,,r, the roads OF the district IN splendid
n,rdi,,o, ard the riders Of the wheel We're pre-
,-,r, % ont ov ROYAL outing on their pl'yc'S ~
a.. penor.s received az the local DIVISION OF '.''
, 80 ~ American Wheelmen on Friday iiR"'
- .bo- .he roads or most of the routes pop--
49,, .,,h rheelmen within fifty miles OF New orN
- -, ovce,lert condition The frost was entire!
ont ~ the ground and the macada'ii"''
,ti,. bod dried out When The average ''1''
auote Yesterday morning and lookeI "N' vi
bedroom window whee'men are "o"'
a.o ,ho,, are moro or less weather-wise ana NJ
- ,,ea,ber-anxious he threw up hiS manu-,
=, ho--or Winter was still lingering IN the i"P '
,,c ord there was Eoody covering OF S"o"
~ 10 ,round and more was falling Inc sn""
-, -. , drizzl,nC rain later. and me WI" Vim
.u.,,io was soon removed from NE ~ -. .,a,.o-
~ roads to-day will be muddy anu Uau. "V and
me i"hl7 'o-5{,ior ~ The weather may ne, a'u
me first big turnout OF Suhuat ,.aek
bave - be postponed for another WIN
rou-rulon Il is said doses himself VII" coz
..',,as and other nos,rums prior 10 starting III I.
800. q habit stated 20 be In imith"on va
,t,ohaol 10 whom WARRINGTON. i Is sa'u. ace
draUght Immediately preceding I'D" 9'"'' ''
According TO an English exchange N cy,u
,a,,,sr," took place recently az IXe"'s' -.
-, brussels The child was carried III " i''"'
ia,ar attached to the fathers u'!'i''
l,.,,s,s desiring 10 ioin the League OF America.
yy.heeIroen may obtain FUN printed n'or"""o' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

The people Of Oakdale Long lSlaNu az
-. o., tho actions OF drivers Of wagons. VINO"
.rtto tho roads were IN bad condition recently
drove on the bicycle path a. the side OF ,he 'o'u
and arc now driving on the sidewalks Inc "a -
PAYERS Will not stand the outIase Gnu ~. ,nnea EN-
lt,L- cauee arrest Of the guilty ones or IHpr,.,,.
t EN- 'autSorlties If the latter DO not take some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

court arer- A. To- so wl.s for rrhate ,af'lne a
v,sev'-ft Thekt Pfrlerer John CLANCY NNtsm ~
ff....-A N.risi ma t,shr johanna N ~tNuat conn "
Mathews 1haries RntsSopf Emily M'f'tTli<r'
John Hr0snar 90 Ut fl h ~ 49,. t......-,st = -
surrogates Court Trial Term h'iNfr iit4H "''' y
No i44o 1922 ftia itsa ltth ,. ~ =
,..,,. ,,,e,. ~ io o. nl Motions 40 20 $50 m .
e.. ft.'trt Tf.. fffNrr 81 army. y -
Nos ia.s l6a0 g2n 2,>6 as2s. gl'i 9o- 9N' 20"
clear o., 49,. ,..i.,
Clv Trial Tern Pa, u l'efsT' '.'ssh ,!,a
ana 2si5 227o 1870 2sI2 So SsSs ~. - -. ,,S IN
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REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme court.
By Beekman J.
Low ax, smith 1.-TWO cases,-w Harris Rooma
stokes agt. samuels-NEllam n. Cohen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

The appointment OF Charles W Mears as amer
ran delegate 20 the International cyclists As
ISOLATION meeting AT Montreal In August MAKES
the second appointment that has been mao nm er
thls country since the meeting was neld III AB ".
leo The previous delegate was Howard =. ~
,,ard ,tho attended the meeting az 'opehhaB'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19

There VIII he a musical IT the Harlem Whee'-
mon Club house on Tuesday evening beginning 81
$50 An excellent programme mas oeeh d.. ~, Gov,
and members may be- assured ihal " H'7t '''''
pbie Entertainment Will b" given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
WHEELS.
SEE Axp Ely THEM AT TIE
SPRING CYCLE SHOW,
MARCH 23-,PHIL 1.
Grand Central Palace.

Tn. fill wing Wheels will Do exhibited and s1ii. Moo
e-ch Canmhia crawford Pierce ienanrs lNrr jlhnsan
gee Hartford Nslefs Featners me- ief"nie t.ciIse
Remington DAYTON -frnrus Eirlgr HeIffie" ktcice,
Sfarn.r WDfr Arlsrlr.r iif-rff orient rntftiHn Nsh.
guard Tr0ufsnar. Hunter f'fff Ssf''"'' anu
Harkr-. others pr missed
Al.., le,ung i.mf- purpr saddles ig'ther with The
latest MODELS and irfrrf.Dre n ai A'ff-- 'i's
Ren, space Quickly ~ You Want to Exhibit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
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