davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-04
THE Bet OoUdH MEDICINE
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.

Knowing Chsm berlain's Cough Remedy
TO be a medicine Of great xerth and meri
and especially valusble for coughs. colds
Group and wbooping cougt, we will here
sitter warrant every bottle bought Of q,
and will reiuud the money to anyone who
10 not Satisfied after using two thirds Of :
Is or 80 cent bcttis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-04

A e,tless cate eiess svstt ose-sssrts'
mile eide ttrossk The sssisra part ei
Kna.iiis. No. nsaasy sisbt. fos'
lsssfes bsilsitss sas d,suo,sS. 10
ihs trsr, fsia tel believed lss peopls
sho h.s ssespsd istsed osl 10 r.eus tts
is.sfea. fsr ,so toan %, mach zee %
ooup,..Ls5. =. 81 su scsiss.os. bat By
b o'e,oet 70 Ssa bed tssa t.hss iron The
tsis. u. sIpteiea ,ts, The ilsi 81 dead
sili reach esisas 20 and 90 Almost .
thes.ss people ssrs mote o. lees is isr
"A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-04

The Lake Daomore. Brandoa Il Rat
land electric road Is an assured iact, and
work will begin Ut once. William Hooper
and George St,ra Of Philadelphia are the
promoters Of the new road The cost is
estimsted to be 100000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-04

Robert Lsdus dropped deed q Winoos
ii Friday sissreoon. Hs ~ loading sss
dus II The screen shop and While shsir
log bis load be Tell "a the shesl. desd.
BE sAs O. 'esrs old aud % old.,ins resi-
A. NJ
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-04

Toe As1f nosrc q ISssiry ~ rls
tsan 10 ~ he,f tsrsshss The sfny bee
eaH glsisa 10 rspaai sltel 10 10 Ne bssss
81 toe rr@Asett u bee eel ye tses
nsas rsblls. bat 10 "ia na 70 eifa
ns,sft.li, ifen he report ~ its esGns
sast nsas sen. tine aga Nc estuiesil,
prepared besi see issssshsd ssd The
qasliiy vs ssostsily 5000. ihossb The
s.bIss bel ssiesiy srsiiss alter oretiss.
CO soooati g, The vera cilmsis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-05-04
SAMUEL W. BAssETT's EsrArr.
l(UAMIssIONER's NOTICE.

" ~ III 10 SlOssEh NOjIAE.
Esis's Of ions trDpf
The undffsigLeG, having been APPOINTED ~
lLs Hon. Probate toar, Tor tho Disiiiet of Mao
chester Con niissinbers, 20 receive, exanlat AID
sdiasi ell eisims and demands " Al las eos
az sfnst the estate ~
hi Lady tsts u A brgton
10 SAID District d.cssssd aud ali claims ssLlLli.
cd 10 o1set tbefeto, hsfsLy give aoties that 90
slii meet for the purposes aforesaid IL
the lac effea n u. n. BAXTER ~ ArIi1s ioa
% ,bs ina dsy ~ dei1osf neat, from
on O'Clock q, 81 isur o'sigrs
aid day spd that sH mouths ffem the
BIB day u Alril a. u. 1893, 10 the time
limited ny said Coart for aid creditors 10 pre-.
ssrt tbsii claims 10 us Tor elimination and
allowance
A u. 1889.
JOHN BROWN,
ALRhkD BROWN, o0@h
HoposiA LrDpr. AdmiEis.fsirI. Hsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
YACHTING.
SIR THOMAS AND THE SHAMROCK
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS WILL ACCOMPANY l"H
y,cJiTSMAN TO AMERICA.


YACHTsMAN TO AMERICA.
rordo, Anru Sir Thomas Upton will take
over a large party Of guests TO witness the amer
60, crn races Among these viii be Lord Chiet
Justico Russell and the ranking Admiral OF 'he
British Navy. About two weeks before 'ne "'i'"
Of hIs two yachts Sir Thomas Will SAL on one u
the Cunard Line steamships for New-iork ""'''
he will make his headquarters Inc DIE s''"'''
,.ocht Egusa. which Sir Thomas lately purchased
and brought from Sicily. has arrived III hhs''"U'
His first intention TO rename her the hI'l''"'s
Inn, no decided that the name was too iocai III
character He finally decided 10 call the yacht no
Erin This boat built only eighteen ''o"''''
ago AT the yards Of John Scott a. Co.. OF ofreenooA'
a,d sbc COS, her new owner 10000 She Is now az
Caves being fitted out for her summer season !"
England She can travel at sixteen Kho'N' MT" Nv
rno,rtrents are Of the most luxurious KIM.
,rho Erin will convoy the Shamrock 10 American
o,ore IN tho latter part OF July. and the shamrock
will then practise on The racing courses ." ""''
,r, ,or several weeks until the match races come
or in October During that time the Ne" yin
Yacht club will have every opportunity to witness
her speed. .,,,
Edward A. Sumner. OF New-York, was recenus
,ho cues, of Sir Thomas Upton At the latter
country house Osedge. at Southgate. Nccor"'ns
% Mr. Sumner carte blanche had been given tI'e
constructors and designer OF the Snan ~ Wv,
matter Of expense WIN Iii and none could pro-
ducc sir Thomas told MI sumner ma ,i w. ~
shamrock no would take over nv long OUTS u'Y
Sas. boat in model construction. rig and san
Nan with the hest drilled crew. that ever sailed
for the Americas Cup ,,, a., Nm.
Sir Thomas laughed when the subject or me New.
WI oycursion boats preached. Hc said maj
,rhsn his wishes were consulted by his American
"nnnnents az TO whether he would lil" the couI se
changed to Marblehead or Newport. ne az r aces
MA that no would prefer to have the races
eaiIrd over the regular New-Nork course "ntIs
every American who wanted to could go 10 see
them. ar ..,ra;- treatment
., ,be hands OF the American puzzle. nave no
doubt thai the course will he kept as free as pos
She and that both yachts Will be- permitted u"
san a fair race That Is all want
A. Osedge SIR Thomas has beautlful proper
Of about one thousand acres. on which Is situated
az old country house built I'm the Colonial style
,yt vide windows and broad verandas. The mouse
is hed with rare curios gathered from All parts OIL
world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
1.sh,rr,or Anru s-The following Army ana
Navy orders have been Issued:
ARMY

Major CHARLES DAVIS IN i1f.1' r,,.sh f''S'a
seI~s and rssrSi'inf r S1y &C. 81 S''
FRS, rIsu,enan, JOHN A. HARTMAN. e'h csvsry;. !"
assigned to duty fourteen days A. T.sponsb,y At
that post. .r,
Captain WILLIAM r. r. FRENC Sd iHis s1,5S s sb
Infantry recruiting officer. NeN-fork Ol'' lot '''
porary recruiting duty. $500.
viii proceed to the SANDY Hook proving srou''f
sandy HOOK \. j. manufacture and ''''' -
powders.
Second Lieutenant ROBERT -. POWERS. IN csvsrs ,;
ia transferred from Troop y to Troop 10y ""''
regiment.
First Lieutenant EDWIN p. wINANs Jr tn ."o s,e
viii assume the duties Of chief mastering o"'''
for tho state Of Michigan.
The following transfers Of officers from The AZ
tillcry 70 the cavalry arm OF the service ana A.
signmcnts to regiments are announced
Second Lieutenant PERCY W. ARNOLD. from III" IN
ARTILLERY to tho 9Th cavalry. with rank tr9n June
a. isas: second Lieutenant RUSH = WILLS. ron,
June p lsos Second Lieutenant GEORGE WILlr
Ms , from . the "a ASsr con % i n SARs
s HAIGHT. from the oh ARTILLERY - ~ IN 'a.
T Tlca,e I,GSp r,iEnERT ! HaEEs from an a,
i ,sas Second '' rlsu,enan, RoBNRT r. WALLACE
from tho an ArIey 70 me 81 ,ss' W'' procea
10 San Francisco for assignment with troops on ro''
Manila
Vice captain ADAM sLAKER' 9Th Artillery
Acfln
coed 10 New-Oresns and report Z" commane ing
onire- Battery \ 9Th Artillery. 20 HcroniIanF th"i
Ra,,ery 10 Honolulu and will then proceed hy first
C;overnnfen' transport 10 Manila
ho follopring officers hcnorab DISCHARGED from me
Volunteer Army MAY u. Captain AKThl X ThoMPy
assistant quartsrmaster captain lAlktN,r
{, RAIER assistant quarternaster. captain oS' NIX
Gf.FsSAI. assistant quarternasier
Major CROSBY p MILLER qusriermas,"r MI p,oe.esi
70 Savannah and Tybee Issnd to Inspect publf nnNH
inss
Tho following changes stations ~ acting assieian tgr
geons are ordered: CHARLES NORTON BARNEY
from =.
EIGENT STAFFORD. from New York 'iiy 70 60,
ernors Island y. Y. and 10 duty win nattaDon
,atb Infanfry 10 accompany that regiment 10 Manila
FREDERICK PEART. from Boston 10 san Fran
cisco.
Captain DEANE e. HOWARD. assistant surgeon IS re- re-,
lieved from temporary duty IN Now OK ana VIII
nroceed AZ once ~ Savannah Ga IN muster out vol
uneer
FIRST Lieutenant FRANK DEW RAMSEY 9th lntanir'
viii report recruiting ofcer b"trolt W'h. TOT
assignment.
e.o,n, rIeu,.nan, rOHN NcLINToCK recently sp-
rolnted viii proceed 10 Columbus Barracks. ONO
for recruiting service
~, -.,,ram.nt from, active service b. he President
Inc AprlI / - Colonel JOHN y ANDREWS l2th IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
GOLF,
THE HANDICAP COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES
THE OFFICIAL RATINGS FOR The
METROPOLITAN CHAMPIONSHIP

The committee appointed TO arrange the ohciai
handicaps for the Metropolitan golf championship
at Garden City next week made known the result
Of its work Yesterday. The list embraces an
players who. in the committees OPINION "eSe'N'
N rank at Is or better but as only those VINO re-
csve q handicap of 10 or better 10 be allowed
10 compete at Garden City that part OF the WORK
is OF the most interest al this time flnoIas @
Douglas the present champion. Is taken az tho
scratch man. and all other handicaps are grace"
accordingly The following is the list OF those VINO
have 10 or better:
Handicap II NJ Hartman John Reid, st.. w j.
Travis. 49, , c.,,.,,r r. "
Hae ons A. To T h'f p Re'ne y W
Robbins =, c. RqshnoTs lanes lane d" 7'''"''
Handicap al l. Blair. jr. G. C. Clarke r.. l.; Lay
ingston IT, Jasper Lynch Markoe Robertson and W. H.
Handicap sR r5o9ks . ,B5 r rsTTg l. Norris
l. Handicsp Nv R j. n Billings $ p P0T y.
Rsi.@e. G NJ Hamilton W II; paterson G r Tiffany
Handicap s' IF O. Beach r. Churchill. T. A. Have-
never Kelly Knapp W a Larn"d victor I r. s i%
cbsn L. Tsppen and Winthrop Rutherford ,,,,,,
HapdcSP Cob colby B H s'fcr E F. P'' T. pa ~
rover' Tar ss rsy " t'9 2 McEs OTTO
GFsRa@ " II b. Hons il Habroo j.. Allen Ken
nely P kw61 n knP Mnraocs n Mason
D. G. f. Martin C. W. Oconnor r. F. p nIer. =, a.
E Ta1s. 4 2 2 T Toisr k r @to T. " Fss
Van Etten G. r. Watson, W. GIN NSlie ana H. - ""'
Handicap &C. E. Armstrong A. NJ. Brown; r n.
pacon fr G. II Barnes II. :. Brooks. r.. y. X mao
wick r q condor C. o; Gates W L. G Wr.rs n
Jennings G. II Ire. J. ". Merritt. l. = Myers W. ~
ehett A NJ Reed the Rev. DR.. W. :. RanstoId. D. =
Rennard J. l.. Taylor and L. Wate1buiy ~ "a
',iaadtcan Allen w. Barnes. W. l. BAR
win H. s. Downs. James Brown H. l. Burden 3 ~ " W
Candier James Con-erse Percy Chubb. L. j. Clark > =
Chauncey. A. D Compton; W =. crtten nf NV W.
IL Dixon IT, Duncan Edwards j b ECceS'an' raT n
hartman w s Ioyt, Grenville Kane. r. G. Kent H.
p Kerr A. p. Kelley. r. p: kingsley A. J: hverin'r r.
Meny il. W Maxwell W. G. Marsh 6 s o y FIJI p j.
= Powers IL l. 6. y. Phelps. Perry X ~
jr r. peters Park G f. Iegkins o pos,, X a
= L. Richards n. : Redheld w Shinpenn' a.
Ss,nn IT. G II seeiy A. Schroeder. G. 7. Stout j. y
TayIor r j. Taylor. H. Townsend Moses Taylor. W. ~
Thurston w. WATERPROOF H. H. "iihai'S anu W. WV"
Winston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
SPANISH WAR TErERayS WELCOMED

Tho BOARD or Officers and the Membership Com.
mittce OF tho I'm Regiment Veterans Association
held = session ~ tho Arena. Broadway ana
Thirtleth-st. last night The purpose % ns.,
the men of tho IN who had volunteered N N,
Spanish War. and who are now eligible - men.
borshlp Tho Civ War veterans number NOR,
than six hundred men and about two hundred
mon from tho eth served IN The late Viih van.
Gus regiments. about dozen remaining In N,
Regular Army.
Ahou' thirty OF the new candidates we're prsssn,
Their names we're submitted for consideration IA
tho Membership Committee. and while it vas said
that all viii 10 elected. "a Will all the Spanish
veterans OF tho eth. n thought bes' 10 with.
hold he names until the election T. actually rsAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
THE RACETRACK.
OPENING OF THE SPRING MEETING AT
JENNINGS.
MORRIS FAIR DEFEATED ny KING THIsTTE-THE
OTHER WINNERS.

MORRIS PAIR DEFEATED ny KING THIsTLE-T'iE
OTHER WINNERS.
Washington April J.-The spring meeting at Ben
nings opened to-day Tho weather was wintry ana
the attendance did not exceed twelve hundred Five
races were run. and two proved exciting Dan
forth the outsider In tho first. led almost To the
wire by two lengths and Chandler. the rider OF
Radnor II I'm the stcepechase. was thrown. his
horse falling on him. The boy was bruised ana
Prcstid giat and Primrose Day, I'm the Arlington
Stakes. the surprise of the day. They We're
easily beaten by King Thistle who has run and not
won al Ncw-Orleaas The weather was clear and
the track fast Results:
FRS. race $500 Tor olds ana upward non
winners Of sGoo six furlonesl- ~
COdom n and 10 ;. panfcrth. lis a. SLACK,
20 and 10 10 /. s-cond. General Mart cary l'i
Co,Lesrl third Tim ie s,,o ,,- ,ro. yo,r o,ds.
half mlle)-King Thistle 1g (Mc'ilone, II to ana y
t. won; The Hobby 100 'OINaryl. II to ! and 10 =
o:5oA ,--
Third race seeplcchasc 500 for four year
ods and upward about two mie9-Baoy Bi,i; 10,
Hogan even. won. Red Hackic 1871 tspraguel 90 10
ard 10 TO T. second Vanity Fair I3i tBtnjam'm ''ru
Fourth race $500 for maiden year olds: half mle
Contcsor. ITO n.efedi. 70 and out won, HP ,
10 osctiann). TO and out second Prfsuse' llo '
FIfth $500 FOR three year ODDS and upTayf sell
10 and ont won: Sensational. 100 81. slaco. to end
even. second: Judge MaSee % 'odom'' to J. 'hrd
ENTRIES FOR TO MORROW
vc and one-haif turlGngs,. SSsaGiY m
IAdy Exile, 81 Blo9dhclnd io%; Indg ic N'roe"' no.
second race ,fvc and half urlongs,Powwov, lol
Princess India ioa; Spurs. ~. Tyran 1913 Bilnl In"
Thrd race tone mle,-Beau IDEAL. io7 Judy. wayde
81 Trosaic. s. 81 Frisquie' 10 Int 'n w '"a"'"
Fourth race olds oG:chan miIe'sPechc ioo
Misericordi. 100. f. f. T. io6 Eileen DAILY l"''
Fifth Tace-Failed 10 I'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
fsntry. a. his own request having ~rv.d mn. -
forty yssrs. IL announced -
NAVY

The following rsvai cadets are detached freq, -.
after heir names and ordered ~ The naval le.sn
MAJ n Tor final graduation; v HENDfRsoww
Brooklyn. :. y lands. the pursi0 e nsv,@
tho New York. " G AssERsoN, fhs Iowa sN
HEPBURN the lows, ~ y PERRfLt N, u
York " y YARNFff. th~ buffalo. y % ~
cAN the Nse York. 4 :. 9 SMITH ,h- Priu,...ls.-
" MpowELL me Eagls - wILIIANs =.
FArCONRR tho Panther. = y HoT.Mtx1 ~
1o ts' N. Burai5 ' = : HorsToS n. r,rs ,zs
GRAEME IN. Iowa. g. CHASE. the Tens. "
MILLER the Bufslo o. q MIRFiN. .hs i,-..
r HART 'hs indiana " WHITE -. -.
fslo. l. II OvEnsTREKT tho Buraio. " Nv
NOLDS Tho Texas. y. l. JONES The Au.sr,s .
y PREsSEY the Panther A KAt'TZ ihs ln,.,s
lis. e. : kEMpFF tho Buraio y NAHoy,
the Buffalo ~ 81 COLLINS. ths lows I, nrcu
ARDsON Newark. A. r GRAHAM M fs-,
y. y THFGEES tho Resoluie. = 7 OWENS ~.
fnflana. v. H. T,FAHY tho fssfins p = kEyxlv
he Indiana. o. VAN oRDEN. ire Hsrhishs.d -
Assis,an psvmay,e- - W PENROsE. detached sro-, a,
scindla md ordered Immediately ~ Bru'ps
Ensign RABY detsohs, from th- s'inaa aas ,-ss-s,
Immediately - the Nero.
rsymss'er ". v. BARRY ordered - N. scini, ,--.
diaiev
Iaeuiensnt \ 7 WILMER detained from Nay y,-s
Boston. and ordered - ths Wahash a. eKscui~s ~
Commander " " MEAD dets,hsd 'r,rn corn,n1 a.
ih~ Msrhlehead home and Vsi orfer
Commander " q O. COLBY 70 Command ihs Marbl,A.u
taking psssag IN tho Mon'srmsry April 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
vrw oR0ss. COrNTRy ASSOCIATION.

Delegates representing Tale. Princeton Columbia.
Cornell and the University NJ Pennsylvania met NJ
Columbia University last night and organized the
Intercollegia Cross Country Association Of ANA
feur Athletes OF America. The annual meet will
be held on Thanksgiving Day AT the Morris PARK
course and the run viii be not less than hve miles
aud not more than ten miles Each college will en-
Ter seven men and the first four Of these 10 IN
ish viii constitute the team of the college The fol-
OF Cornell: treasurer {. B. Splitter OF Yale; seore
tsry r. ". Frazier OF the University ~ Ptnnsyl-
vsnia and manager, II. H. Lansenberg, OF Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
crrRFRO THE PEDESTRIAN. HERE.

Gus Guerrero. the pedestrian. arrived from MIN
neapolis Yesterday afternoon. He will go a. once
10 the Clifton racetrack there to put on tho finish
ing touches to his training for the twenty four
hor race TO take place at the Grand Central Palace
on Friday and Saturday. The Mexican Is 20 be
handled By Happy jack Smith. the old-time
trainer of si..-day runners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
sLoAN's AusPICIoUs START.
T1IE AMERICAS JOCKEY WINS THE RENDLEsITAA
STAKES AND ECIIPsEs CECIL RHODES.

THE AMERICAN JOCKEY WINS THE RhNDLEShAM
STAKES AND ECI1PsEs CECIL RHODES.
London. April S.-1n the race for tho Rendlesham
Two year-old Stakes al Kempton Park to-day We
Nictis ridden by Tod Sloan first. Mercenary
was second and Nuska third. Ten horses started
The Rendlesham TwO-year-old Stakes are Of 200
sovereigns added to a sweepstakes Of soverelgns
each distance nve furlongs the straight course.
The betting previous 10 the start was TO against
Vac NiCtis
1t was Soan's first appearance before the London
racing public. and he divided the honors win ecu
Rhodes. the South African magnate. ~ bclnR a
bank holiday. the attendance at Kempton Park
was immense. Mr.. Rhodes was recognized ny
many but SIOah's appearance. before and AFTER Ms
victory was the signal for tempest or cheers
rarely eQualled on an English racecourse.
Tho Lancashire Handicap Steeplechase. az Man
chester to-day was won by the siN-year-old nay
nllv Rreemount's Pride. H. VI. Dyass Gentle Ida
was second and Captain Ethelstons Lotos LILY
was third. This race is Of 200" sovercigns. l,Ir'
soveregns tho winner. 80 sovereigns to inc soc
and and 100 sovereigns 70 the third Distance
three miles and a half. Sixteen horses ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
BOXING.
CHARLIE" GOFP DEFEATED BY GEORGE
BYERS IN THE SECOND ROUND.

CHARLIE GOFP DEFEATED BY GEORGE
BYBRS IN THE SECOND ROUND.
George Byers. colorcd defeated Charlie" Gof
in the second round Of tho bout that scheduled
for twenty rounds ~ the Broadway Athletic Club
last night There were few blows struck in the
first round. In the second round Ryers fointed with
his right and put left "hook' on Goffs jaw.
which sent him 10 the floor. Gof arose groggy. and
Byers landed his left and right on his face. send
ing him again 10 the floor When he got up the
third time he right the jaw. which sent
him SPRAYING TO the floor. where he remained
until declared out by the referee. Tho bout was
disappointing and caused rvidious comment among
those present
The preliminary bout a well-fought contest
of ten rounds between Austin Rice and George Mon
roe II was vicious fight throughout. both re-
ceivng much punishment. The decision which was
given 10 Monroe received with both applause
and Kisses.
SULLIVAN DEFEATS KERW1N.
At the Greenwood Athletic Club last night
SPIKE" Sullivan defeated George Kerwin in tho
seventh round Of what was advertised N be a
twenty -fve-round contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
RiSEB4LI.
NORTH CAROLINA. :; LEHTG

NORTH CAROLINA. :; LEHTGH ;
Winston. s. c. April 3-The University ~ North
Cavo,ina and tho I.ehigh University ball teams
MIA ved a hotlv contested game here this afternoon
The score was TO I'm favor ~ Carolina. Attend
ance 900. Score
-. % q q o.
batteries Kelly and Parsons Lawson and Graves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
NAMES MAKES THE NOVICE RECORD RUN

The amateur baIkline tournament at the Ives
billiard Academy was finished last night with the
game between J. II. Names and l.. a. Servatius
which decided the ownership OF the second prize
Names won by 200 to 100 in game that was
chiefly remarkable for the novice record run OF ~
made by the winner in his twenty-siXth inning
Names made an average Of 1916. while that Of
Servatius was 9s-45 The latter's hest run was y
The tournament ended with Douglas I'm first place
having won all three OF his games Names second
with Two victories and defeat. and SerNatlus
third having won one and lost two genes. Norton
lost all three Of his games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
w1rHpRAws FROM TIE MONTREAL NEE

,,ruDRAws FROM THE MONTREAL MEET.
Boston, April Sat meeting OF tho Boston "
Meet Club to-day resolutions were adopted to nouiy
the Canadian wheelmen's Association that IN We"
Of the recent action of the Canadian "heeine"
40, E,xocutivo Committee on so-called out
law racing the BOSTON club will withdraw its sup
mort and cooperation from the Montreal meet ~
was the MAN OF the Boston Meet Cluh ana the
League of American Wheelmen officials TO hold the
1909 National meeting Of the League OF American
V-boelmen I'm the week following ana in conluhc-
ton With the worlds meeting at Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
GEORGETOWN. 10: PRINCETON. g.

Washington April 3.-Georgetown to-day added
another game 70 her unbroken chain Of victories
hy defeating Princeton. 10 10 S. Princeton lost the
game BY not being able 10 connect with the pa
when she had men bases The all-around work
OF The Georgetown boys and a one-handed catch by
Downs the features. Score: - =
Georgetown .......2 10 ~ >
Batteries-Bach and Cranstou. Hehrand and Ksfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04
Directory of the
Sporting Goods
and Cycle Dealers
in Create, Meql,- York.
in Create, MQ- York.

RoME Gel. OF 1 ssss sS AND ss
Festherstone Cycles.
COLE ". co. c2HuOze d Ddfv y0Sf Gssl,r
CRrscExr BIcrcLEs.-western Wheel Works. SC
u Warren St. Chain and chsiniess.
CRAWFORD MFG. co. II Rssde st-Cravford Cycles.
y Chain aud ehaInless send for catalogue.
CoLMp Hartford sss As2 ss:y $50
Both and 51,h SITS. and q" w 2sh-st mr. 6'h-sve
ID sra4s rnssss. cash payments.
I, G P co. % Rrosdvay. ll2a srosev.y. ls4 Mon,a-
5S1 &c, BIRSs s'sss 81
srsene cycles-"the pin, Of perfection" $40 TO $50
JIARTFoRD RUBBER WORKS. 81! Chamber. St
ii Hartford sngle-tube tires Ride No. 10. II. so
1vrR JoHNsoNs ARMS AND CYCLE WORKS. 90
i Chambers s,.-Honest Cycles At Honest Prices.
rlNpoRF. L. C., & CO.. 82i Broadway. W. Ia,h-n.
u -I1nwood and others. any quantity. any price.
sss wheels. Eidredse $50; Bslvd.r. go
" Y SPORTING GOODS Co: g. Na,ssa s., S.. s, 3, "a
DrrRcg. GEO y @ocpisTcs Cycles Tried ana
True Manhs'sn 100 ChSmoe ~. 81, sr0s sS and
fSs In ics2 Bedofd Ave- Newark S4i Broad St
x,opr MFG. co. ~ warren si.--columbia. Hartford
ana veoette bicycles
pAMrEI AEEx e: % ave- Tsss sssD'f'nd'r
SPApIS9 BlcY6 Id 1sn aAP gear sns.s
sdP4TDINc A. PROS. I2s l2s Nassau ~. sPAfD-
YSc; & RlDwsII. % % W 42d -
e,rApe Wheel. 90. 2sd Lexington Ave-Esrns'.
- clskers. Storrners. TRES sl--' up
TOWNSEND. A. r., rs John-.,.. LIS n.dt.rd
Il Tribansi. crescen!s. Tesherstone' oAfords
CO1hA ee GE &c Gao HEADLIGHTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04

INTERCIJ-B BASEBALL ASSOCIATION.
Charles Mcguire and Howard Drakeley. Of the
Crescent Athletic club OF Brooklyn. yesterday
sent out notices for a general meeting OF we'll
known organiza tons Interested in baseball. for Tn"
purpose ~ forming an intercluh baseball asso-
citation The Irving. Columbian and Crescent Atm
Ia,ic clubs and at least three other organza tons
arc said he ready to enter the proposed assp,
citation Each Of the teams VIII subscribe nxed
sum as an entrance fee and this amount, less the
small running expenses OF the season, will he used
to buy trophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04

J. W C-The junior membership committee OF
the League Of American Whcelmen Is looked ait'r
nv John r Clark. who may be addressed al inc
Vanderbilt Building this city.