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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
PRINCETON TEAM IN GOOD CONDITION

.'ce'on. y. J.. Oct Z.-The Tigers and coaches
p"o IRON their trip TO West Point to-day
~ 'N"1 lew bruises and Booths twisted ankle
ore IN excellent condition. Hutchinson. the
Csn toack, commenting the game, said. The
ran had an easy time defeating Nest Point.
reueis were weak in both offensive and de,
they foupnS Prnceton lineup held wei, anu nn
'"'s line. Had not the wind favored the West
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i3st street.
The Approximate OF the Hen charge, 70 ea'-
which described property 70 ee sold, -
sl9 2s7 o. thereon from tho twenty
DAY Of september 1899 together with costs and allow
ancc amounting % Five hundred and fnirty-nine ana
Dollars with thereon together with ths
expenses o. the sale The Approximate % N.
taxes water rents other liens be allowed to tho
purcsger OF the purchase money. or peif ny tns
referee is sT12 90 and Interest.
Dated, New York. October 18Th 1899
WILBER McBRIDD Reseree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
ROAD RACE TO YONKERS

About thirty bicycle riders turned out IN the
open road race yesterday In Jerome-ave. The ride
was TO Yonkers and return. the start being made
from Sibbern's Hotel II was won by John r.
Blackman who had four minute handicap. y.
Dammann a minutes. second. !. Newcorn g
fninutes). third: George Hozhauer (scratchl.
fourth w Swell q minute) fifth. r. F. Weeener
Cscratchj sixth. There were SIX prizes Of silver
ware awarded.
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MATCH CONTESTS AT vAILsBURG TRACK.

MATCH CONTESTS AT VAILSBURG TRACK.
The bicycle races at the Vailsburg bicycle track
were well attended yesterday. and the most OF tho
races were match contests. Harry Fixes rode
five mile exhibition, and covered the distance IN
QJ44-6 J. y Jacobson. who was defeated by
Arthur Ross in the fifteen mile motor paced race,
was substituted for King. Jacobson made good
race for a while as he paced by Fourier and
Crooks but Jacobson could not hold them. and In
the sixth mile he got disabled tire and Ross
gained a half lap on him end he quit, Ross winning
the race The half mile match race between
BOBBY" Thompson and Fred" Sims was won by
THOMPSON II was the best out Of three heats.
THOMPSON winning the FIST and Sims the second.
The third and last heat went TO Thompson AFTER
hard struggle. a., n,
Fournier and Crooks too much for Bah
cock and stnson in the motor pacing machine Aus.
I3abcock and Stinson after going three ana seven
eighth miles. Three Jersey boys got the prizes IN
the novice race. A. Miller securing first place
Summary:
osarter-nils novice-won by A. Mnlsr Newark.
George Walter jr. Newark second Percy Jacoou''
Us,-re match race two out OF three heats be
tween BOBBY Thompson Toronto. and FRED sins
Wasningon)-Firs, heat won by THOMPSON, line 20;
second neat by Sims Time = Ihiro neat ana
iaatch won by Thompson. 1ime-i;ia ~
TTnulted Australian pursuit match race foet"crh
"Arrhie,' NctA Toronto and Otto Maya Erie PENN
Won BY McEachen Distahee-l4s mics I''"e
Fite.n mile motor paced match race aetHeen J p
Jacobson New-Haven Conn, ana Arthur W Ross Ns"-
spS~Won by Ross Distance miles Time-i5 o"-s
Wo,or pacing machine Australian pursuit match race
srd Crooks Babcock and siins NV ny
I'ournier and Crooks Distance-5A miles Iline-'loS'
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FIFTH RAcE-seiling; non-winners his year. One Al
ne-siXteenih miles
SIXTH RACE--For maiden two-year-oids; weights
pounds below the scale Five furloasA
PILLsBURY GIVES An EXHIBITION.
FEATs OF MEMORY AND SOME BRILLIANT PLAYS
ENTERTAIN THE BROOKLYN CHESS CLUB.

ENTERTAIN THE BROOKLYN CHESS CLUB.
The Brooklyn Chess Club opened the season on
Saturday afternoon. when Harry y. Plsbury pro-
vided the entertainment for tho members and
friends OF the club lie first intended TO give a
lecture of the openings but he decided 10
give feats Of memory instead. After repeating the
OF four games which he had played blind
folded In various cities OF America-these games
were reproduced on big boards the wall so tina,
the spectators were able 10 follow the moves OF
each game-he played a bindfold game Of check
ers against the young Brooklyn expert, w e.
Onell. which the latter lost lie wound up the
exhibition with peculiar feat OF memory The
audience asked 10 write down a numbered
slip any word. and after thirty words had been
written down they were read 10 Pillsbury aloud.
along with the corresponding numbers from one to
thirty. After while Pillsbury able
once supply the corresponding word 10 any num-
Der or the number to any correspGndins WORD
Ing, when he undertook TO play twelve games OF
tyfour members and friends of the Glib or these
four were placed opposite one board each, eight
in consultation on each Of these four boards. and
pds o5 nsf i 6 remsn I'm e
tormance was highly interesting from beginning
n dq TOy e @ n 0s and %
exh oiton lasted six hours and hfty-fve minutes.
EEs satso teller the dhs se r oas Wits
the players were conducting their play in the large
w. Stenitz. A, B. Hodges. Justice J. 7. Marean
and others The score
No o.
Boards PLAYERS PesuIta Openinga
!. T. J. Marshall ana .
Or. J. b. Kopf...... Ruy Lopez .............-8e
2. c. S Howell a. Il.
Grouse and c. T.
Waterbury ........-- -Aiisaier-Thoroi: IS
2. a Souweine...... 0 Queens GaTnb.t Declined. 40
I. II. Urn and 3. Gel
IN "a Queens FYanchetto. ~
q C. r o Double Ruy IDpe1. 20
r II. Avey. NJ.
Howe ana 4. J. Alvey Queens Pawn Opening. 80
G. Kussell........... Giuoco Plano. Al
=. H. D.ckerson. Vienna .-.............21
g. e. Davis Or. S. 7.
King and Q Scott. o Queens Garnbit Declined 81
10 c. " Cochrane and 49,
r. j. Mller........ Ruy Lopez. 70
W Jackson..........O Kiese-ttzh Ganbit. Is
II r NJ n. S.
HOgg and W. :. -.
Lemon ........-.---. Dutch DeieLoe -
Frank Marshall the Brooklyn Chess Clubs cham
p.on has accepted a challenge from the Chicago
crack Sidney p Johnston. The stipulations Of
the match are that seven games shall be played for
a wager Of 800 a side Arrangements are now
being perfected have the contest come or IN
the early part of December In Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

Point boys IN the second half the team might
have run up larger score" The practice to-
morrow will consist Of q lineup against scrub
team and goal kicking On Tuesday drill in per-
fecting plays for the game with Lehigh on
Wednesday will be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
DROPOSALS FOR EXTENSION OF CAV.

AIRY STABI.E.-Wes Point y Y. Sept -. isso--
~osed proposals rlpcafe Will be
1. O'Clock NJ Oct 20. 1899 FOR Extension o. Cavalry
Stabl. az per plan. Office. T. right
accept or reject any proposals any part thereof
Forms and specifications furnished upon appc alton
NJ A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
THE BROOKLYN INTERcLUB SCHEDULE.

TIE Interclub Bowling League OF Brooklyn has
adopted It's schedule for the season There sre
eight clubs n the league this season. as follows
Crescent Athletic Club, Carleton Club. Brooklyn
Bicycle Club. Kuickerbocker Club. Lincoln club
Aurora Grata Club. Hanover Club and Columbian
Club. The officers for the r. r. Boo
cock. Knickerbocker Club, president; o. z. Parker
Aurora Grata Club. ylce-presdent George T Steb-
blns Carleton Club secretary and treasurer
The games begin October 30 and last until Feb
ruary p. all being rolled on Monday nights. Each
o.1o WI oe Teiresenied by TWO five-men teams
abroad or the same evening. so there will be
tishl ssHes gong on at the same time every play
The full schedule Tor the season follows:
Vc'oSeI 5-Brokyn Bicycle Knickerbocker Aurora
S;ai@ agi lAne.ln. Columbian ast. Hanover, Crescent
N''s bike, isi-9esn az BIoQsya Ecyos' Kaes
a., Carleton ACT. Columbian
No'eMosf S-Aurora Grata AIT; Brooklyn Bicycle, Knick
snStI agt Lincoln Hanover agt Carleton; Crescent
November 27-Broekyn Bicycle ss, Hanover. Columbian
. sgt Aurora Graia.
December 4-Brookiyn Bicycle as- columbian Kncker-
e9cker as- Hanover: Lincoln ast. Carleton; Aurora
December il-Hanover ast. Lincoln Columbian ag, Au-
..ss SIaia Crescent ast Brooklyn Bicycle Carleton
December is-Brooslyn Bicyc,. sgt Carleton Kn,cker-
ccksT as' Greseen'; Lincoln ssi- Columbian; Aurora
January s-Careton ag, Crescent Hanover agt Co!uu-
s s Lincoln sgt Aurora Gra'a; Kniekerboeker sgt.
January 6coanolan as, Carleton Crescent ast Han
9se' Aurora Grata agt- Knickerbocker. Brooklyn
Bicycle az Lincoln
'anrs'y -coa.no.an sgt Crescent: Carleton agt Han
over, Lincoln Knickerbocker; Brooklyn Bicycle
=, est aurora Grata-
January 2s-Aurora Graia agt Carleton: Crescent srt
Lincoln; KnlckeFbocker sSt Columbian Hanover sst
w. brooklyn Bicycle
'so.sry 6-Cfescelt sgt Aurora GratA. Carleton agt.
LLaco.n Hanover agt. KnlcAerbocker: Columbian agt
w. b'ookyr Bicycle.
'''asry ls-Knickerbocker ast. Carleton; Brooklyn BIZ
yc.e sst Crescent. Aurora Grata aSt Columbian;
-, Ancoln tgt Hanover.
Hfrairy 2s-Hanover sg Aurora Grsts: Columbian Ast.
,4heo.n, Crescent Knickerbocker; Carleton sgt.
BROOKLYN
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SEALED PROPOSALS win bel received Al the

~ the Lighthouse Engineer. Tompknsviiie, "
Y until II o'clock NJ Tuesday, OCT. 3lsf. 1893. and
then opened. for furnishing labor and material Of sil
kinds necessary for the erection ~ main gsiery
Romer Soal Light Station. y. T.. IN accordance With
speciro copies = which. with blank proposals ard
other information may be had upon application 10 .. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

NEWSPAPER BOWLING LEAGUE FORMED.
me newspaper Bowling League was formally
"eeniIeo FOR the season Of lSssls0o at meeting
''u ~ me clubhouse % the Press Wheemen yes
, ,y morning Six newspapers were represented
epo l. Spoth elected president OF the
rsra ,Snarles 7. Fisher vice-presdent and Der
nm. rAey secfetary-treasurer. A resolution was
for a. 9;-sy adopted commencing The Tribune
ei,,,s oowlng news. The teams Will consist or
Gun men nsh The trophy Is the Perpetual Challenge
tes. '"''h canno, become the property OF any one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
ATHLETICS.
LIVELY CONTEST FOR THE ALL AROUND CHAM
p,oxsHIP OF THE NEW WEST SIDE A. G

AT the all around championship or the New West
side 4 c. held on their grounds al West Fifty
<o.r,b-st ponohue won scoring s5iz points. There
we're Ave prizes awarded. The contest was so close
that IL was impossible to pick the winner until the
iast contest was decided. Donobue finished first
IN the % yard dash. 4io yard run go yard hurdle.
"a winning broad jump and second IN the half mile
run. MALONE who finished second. with g. points.
,,Uebe5 DCuohue in every contest, as he won the
psi, no,lnd shot and the $50 yard run. The other
eieht in the contest finished as follows; Heburs.
q points: Peterson. Il: Hoiiand 70; power. Ss9i
Smullen, ~ A''u''"O''' 80 '-f'' 49, "'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
FOOTBALL.
HERKINEg DEFEATS CLARENDON CLUB

'h'"ER DEFEATS CLARENDON CLUB.
., nstxner Athletic Association football eleven
Clr, 'n' easily defeated the Clarendon Field
~. s'e'oay at Dexter Park by score OF q to o.
ho,,. -e'A'ner players outcassed the Clarendon
svsr. every way as they were away above the
rs" 10 the first half Bren. OF the Herki-
down t fo' me bah after play and rushed !,
was ovs. Yile Tor touchdown, and before the haf
kicked rogers scored TWO touchdowns and Lane
KNOWN e1ai In the second half Captain HOFFMAN.
subs 80 20 game was won put in some OF the
scored a mo before the play was over Huttemaier
g, "uchoown. The lineup was as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
PROPOSALS FOR ADDITION TO CADET

HOSPITAL West Point. y. Y. Sept. q. 1907.
proposals. tripcae will be received here until
l2 NJ OCT -. 1899 for the construction ~ addition to
cadet Hospital per plans in this Office L. :. reserves
right rejer. any all proposals any part thereof
Forms specifications furnished upon application Ad-
dress . NJ L. : NJ. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

YIN" Jerres. the champion heavyweight VINO
.,ra,red his left forearm q few weeks ago while
training for his night with Tom sharkey, which
,s scheduled TO take place al the Coney Island
Snoring Club on November 2. has now physician
added TO his list o, attendants at hts training quar-
lie g. training hard and Is said 20 be tn excellent
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5Ith street,

9th Street.
The approximate q the lien or charge 20 AZ
,s,y which The above described property T. % be SOLD
Ore thousan. and forty 5Ol00 Wl Otu5O) dollars WIN
Interest thereon from the fourth day Of October issS
.ngether win costs and allowances amounting 20 One
hundred and siHty-seven 5000 'sl6'5W dollars WIN
from October Sh together with the expenses
or the sale The approximate amount OF taxes. assess
men,s or other liens which are 10 be ss1owea 70 ~
nurchaser out Of purchase money. OF paid oy tnS
Referee Is Five hundred ana seveniy-elsht <--l0
ISIS AZ, dollars and Interest.
ss,t premises will Re sold subject nrst nortsase
OF S4 600 thereon az the rate Q. Your ana
one-hais per annum from January s'h' Aesv'
Dated New York. October lt,h lsn . ,,
' HENRY 3. NEYl.MAN. Referee.
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Drouosals.
the building or re-


L. :. MILITARY GOVERNMENT OF PORTO RICO,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, SAN
JAN PORTO RICO. OCT Il 1899
SEALED PROPOSALS for the building or re-
construction Of about eighteen 1s) miles Of Road In
the Island Of BE- n
until noon. December %. 1889 and then publicly opened
Each proposal be made In prescribed and
be 1mpaned ~ deposit OF $1,000 In currency o. thu
United States. certified check II National Bank.
which will be Immediately returned In the Of
successful BIDDERS The Board the right reject
any and all bids II is estimated that the ~ the
works Will reach Two Hundred thousand (2p00Ol Dollars
For Information apply TO this Office. ". Y JUDsoN.
captain OR OF Engineers L. ;. a. President Board
Public Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

medical investigator has decided that the bi
cycle brings into action more muscles than any
other form Of exercise except swimming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

Governor Mount OF Indiana Is preparing for the
Paris Exposition elaborate exhibit by means OF
photographs WHICH Is to demonstrate the progress
made in good roads IN that State. The State Of
Indiana has 90 Gu miles OF graded and gravelled
highways an average OF more than $50 miles TO tdch
OF its niney-two counties, there are sbs3 miles OF
nike comparable with the best roads IN France,
and only 30 OF them are owned and controlled by
corpora lions maintaining toll gates Inc latter
nave been abolished as the roads have been I'm
proVed by the State and the counties. The people OF
Indiana found good roads good investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
NEGRO pUGILIsT WARNED AND LET G

For other sports see page -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

The latest additions 10 the ranks OF the Century
wheelmen are as follows; William j. Brown
Joseph s. Collins, Francis Collins. Theodore L.
LYONS c. Clarence Dicks William r Wolfe, II. j.
Ciehnrich George Keil, Thomas II. Lewis, !; Edgar
Maiden, J. A. REGGIE. H. A. Gliesman, q r; xiv
i4rre the holder OF the 1850 mile record). b MOTIFS
John Cowman and VIII a Jones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
"A receI, ed at their Uptown ONCE No IA! Broadwsy
o. aoor north u 2lsl- until clock p M. Advertse
en,, received following branch Offices az resaAs
once rates until o'clock p m VIZ ~. sua-s's
cn, cid 81 Is, 9th ave l2'h-st Macys oth-e.s
ana il,hst ~: Columbusaye near Mrst oosa-s@' ~
Yves. i2d St. near 6th-ays - LAST S>S~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
BOXING.

The management OF the Broadway Athletic CUB
nas boen GO successful with It's bouts this year that
a. Aos d4c,ded 10 have two nights OF boxing each
,resk instead OF one For tomorrow night heavy
weight contest will be the principal event Jim
Ienords OF California, will meet Gus Rubin. the
"Akron Giant" in a twenty-five round bout on
Friday night at the same CLUB Matty Mathews
found contest There will be preliminary bout Oh
both nights also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

The recent good roads conventions held by far
mers IN Minnesota. Wisconsin. Iowa and Illinois
have given substantial encouragement 10 highway
Improvement With the support OF The farmers ne
Whcclmen will make strong cdinpalAh I'D inc
LEGISLATURES II those states for the passage OF
good roads bills The outcome VIII be inieres ing
as II Is hard 10 imagine how Legislators can refuse
10 grant the requests Of two classes so numerically
strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

After a years trial the sidepath law passed
through the efforts Of the NeW-York Division OK
the 7. 4 w. has proved a success. There are
sidepath commissions in every county except those
included fl New-lork city and IN each one
ahs have been laid Other divisions of the League
viii support similar bills in the Legislatures OF their
States. These bills Will not interfere IN any way
with the continued campaign for good roads by the
!, A w az the paths are designed only for local-
tiles where good highways cannot be secured, al
least for some time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
L'RENCH LINE.

ERENCH LINE.
i co,,pAGNIf, GENERAIT TRANsATLANTIQuE
'TyVt-eT line TO HANKE-PARlS FRANCF).
vim NJ 81. ~. North River, foot Morton street
t,-n.rre .... oct - La Gascogne. Nov "a
- y, . T.. " %
20 chsmnarne .. Nov. La Nornanfe .-.... ov 80
La I1.i 80 massage t. Havre $50 and upward
49,, assnc, for T. :. and can. - Broadway y. 7.
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6nrrouate's Notices.

-~~-S0~7'~>>~~
HAAREN, ERNST Am pursuance OF an
IL order Of HON JAMES n, yARNUM a s slT 70
al n.r.ons having claims against Ernst A hahIe ave
Of "a. county Of New York deceased . present me same
81 vouchers thereof subscriber. al ns pace 81
ransacting business at the Office Of Appel and Ksld'
70. ana3 West ,adwHy ,Gerken BUILDING. IN the
cry a. New York (Manhattan,. on or before ths nFs
day II December next Dated New nork the ON day 81
20 ptsfn AttorneJs Executor. eO-t2 West Broad
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DFD d LINE.

DED D LINE.
~ For La Guayra, Puerto Cabero curacao ana Mara
- 10 ,.a criracac-Cring also a: Porto Rico.
$500 From Roberts Pier Bro klyr. -.
C rapaC - Saturday. Nov. 4. p. NJ.
These have superior Accommodations ior pa'
"hse'~ BovLroN BLISS & DAfLETr
General Managers 1873 Front Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

: r. Noble the secretary OF the NaNohal
Cyclists Union. has been endeavoring TO OBTAIN
precise Information regarding the racing position
IN England and believing no doubt, that IN
multitude Of counsel there is wisdom ne mas lyl'eu
the secretaries Of the various centres Or me y. -
L 10 give their opinions the situation as X
stands as well as ihe causes which have led UP
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

No wood rim will stand indefinite exposure 70
mud and dust unless properly taken care OF II Is
ALWAYS well 10 apply good coat OF varnsh TO the
rims after "a seasons Use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

School Aaenties.
. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors 0oyernesssA
a. H. colleges school. ana Families. Apply 10
Mrs NOUND-FULTON. y Union square
A MFRICAN-EUROPEAN EDUCATIONAL AGENIY
"A supplies wishing and resident teachers. tutors GOV
erressas conn anlo1s employers recommends
.chao.s 70 parents Miss DONOVAN. 80 East lth-st
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Qedtbcrs

Qealbcrs.
nR @ NOVEL;. private tutor at pupilf homes u
IL AT III p e2d Two pupils received IN lamliy
S,TAMMEktNG and other speech Defects corrected
- DAVID GREENE. !. IL Broadway. Madison square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23

The condition OF roads In the United States,
taken as a whole, most clearly he shown In
figures II make Inquiries OF hundred
farmers In many localities to how long il
takes each Of them 10 haul load OF crops to town.
how far he hauls ii and what his time and that OF
his team worth readily ascertain what
IL costs average 70 market load OF crops
says Otto Dorner. "If the number OF these in
Quires be sufficiently increased and extended over
the entire country the result Will pretty nearly
show what ii costs on an average IN the ~hole
United States haul load OF crops to market. II
with each inquiry w also ascertain the weight or
the load. figure out how much II costs
hundred pounds, a ton, to market all these crops,
and If the inquiry also include the number OF miles
comprising each haul We can easily figure the cost
Of hauling these crops ION Il mile. This gives
a unit which can be compared with the same unit.
arly obtained. by similar inquiries made n
other countries"
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WHITE STAR LINE.

y. xr-,c- voRK--ouErNsTowN
r.,-,c DC, ~ a M. oceanic. Nov -. 3 ?. m.
yat~stic... oct. o. noon Majestic Nov p noon
ai,o-,. Nov t. noon cymric .....Nov, &c ?. m.
1,ersani: 49,. Nov s noon Teuton.o Nov - nom
Vi WHITE STAR LINE.
p,e- 4e North River Ofce. 8 Broadway. y. Y
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RACING.
AorEDrcT ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The entries and weights for to-day's races at
Aqueduct are as follows:
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,,ArIOKY STEAMSHIP LINES.

W From New York Wednesdays Fridays ara Saturdays
EOp TENAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and R3rNtD TIP Efis isfgea M 20
&c Georria Florida. Se relshfa Exeursi nns
NJ ORY A Co Gen. Agts.. pler 20. f. r. n r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-23
CYCLING.
PLEASANT WEATHER BRINGS OUT AN
ARMY OF WHEEIMEN

Yesterday WAS splendid day for wheeling. and
as result the turnout OF riders OF the bicycle
was larger than has been the for the last
month. The roads In excellent condition.
and the weather had just enough suggestion OF
autumn In II 10 make spin over city country
roads thoroughly enjoyable Those who went
outside or the borough districts found the scenery
most picturesque and the conditions ideal for a
run OF anything from twenty to hundred miles
The century riders came back last night looking
In better condition than In majority OF previous
centuries In the year. for the riders encountered
neither mud nor dust yesterday. As "A result most
OF the century runs done in better time than
usual The wind freshened in the early afternoon
but not enough to interfere seriously with the
riders. The local wheelways ihronged dur
ing The afternoon with men and women There
was A merry procession in the Boulevard and
Riverside Drive, and large number over
the route In Westminster County suggested IN
these columns yesterday over in Brooklyn one OF
the largest turnOuts seen IN several weeks was on
the cycle path. Several thousand went out to the
Merrick Road. some merely for the ride, others
who wished TO be In at the close OF William
Browns loo mile ride which he finished Just after
I p. m, and still others who went out into the
woods hunting for chestnuts. The chestnut hunt
were remarkably successful. Hundreds were
seen returning 10 Brooklyn last night with queer
looking bundles. filed with the nuts, swinging on
their handle bars.