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ROWING AT CORNELL.

ithaca, May l5.-E. r. Sweetland. substitute at
No g. In Cornelrs '9S crew. who has been working
WITH Coach Courtney in a pairoared gig for the
t,s, few days was given n trial In the Varsity
she'll tnts afternoon. He took the place NJ Ham
mer at No. 2. and hts showing was satisfactory
Hammer was transferred to the sophomore crew.
IN place Of Huse at No. g. Sweetland will have the
advantage in weight and In view 81 MS experience
ha Ia considered likely candidate for the Varsity
shell All other athlete events which are scheduled
for ithaca within the next two weeks are now lost
sigh: OF in view OF the crew race of May 30. Local
authorities are making extensive preparations to
properly accommodate what promises to be the
largest crowd ithaca has had for some time.
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18TH RACE-For two-year-od maiden hllies and geld
ines: special weights; $3.50 added. Last four and
haff yirio Of he
IXTH RACE-A handicap for three-year- and up
uard. 800 add The Ecllpse Crurse.
RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS.

r
ST. Louis, May i5.-This was a good day for rae
ing at the fair grounds. The weather was pleas
ant. the track had dried out and good time was
made In each race Summaries:
FRS, race Selling Ave and half furonEs)-Hindoo
Dream ll5 CBurnsi 4 to l. won Miss Brambie 100 81.
Joresi second The Pride. III ORuter). to 2.
third Time .0Sk.
second race lone mlsD-Tulls Fonso f05 (Burns) to
s. won: Leo Planter III (Piggott 10 2 second: Leo
Bruno. l0T Lines. . 70 !. third Time :43h.
Third selling; milslMoroni. l0I (Holden).
70 3 won Barhee lO4 lFrostD second Air Blast
1903 GInes) II 10 /. third. Tme-l:43
FOURTH race selling mile and seventy yards)-Lady
Callahan lO5 (Frostl. % l. won: Helen II. Gardner
los (Souhard) 90 T. second Basauil 10 tE jones', 8
to l. third. Time l AZ.
Fifth race for Odds: four and one-haR FUR
IorgsThe Conqueror III CThorne, II =, Bound
1. second; BIT Of Fashion. los
tRutter) . 10 s. third. Time-0:5S4
sixth race selling six and one-haf fironss,-Horse
Shoe Tobacco 100 Lines. l. won: simon d
HcIden B. second. Morrissey 100 (ThorpeD,
Z third Tims-f:2ii.
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,.r, a, the entire bicycle outfit Of tho United
states with capacity SUFFICIENT TO mako compie'e
bicycle each FIVE seconds. working ten hours
day three hundred days each year"
When r 1. Coleman w15 seen az MS plao %
business at No. IS warren-st.. yesterday. no war
in consultation with several OF the promne o.
cvc,s na,ufacturers. Mr.. Coleman declined 70
CO.. arv,binq about the above report. He woui1
neither confirm nor deny It. Mr.: Coleman, w Trsde
the ex-president OF the National bosnu aresat hi
ana the controlling spirit In one or the
cycle plants in the country may have soi"e''''e
to say to-day.
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l. A. W. SANCTIONS.

Chicago. May l5-Ths suspension placed upon the
three Butler boys-Tom. Nat and Frank-of Cam
bridge Mass. has been raised by the League Of
American Wheelmen Racing Board their fines hav-
ing been paid. The following race meets have been
sanctioned:
May 3o-Rockland Athletic Association. Spring
Valley n. Y: May 15-Swarthmore College Athletic
Association. Swarthmore. Penn: July and 5-Ath-
letic Bicycle Club of Dover. Canal Dover. Ohio;
May SO-Crescent Point Cycle Track Assoca ton
Riverside. r l.; May s0-Catholic Club. Sag Har-
bor n. Y: May 13-Cutler School. New-York: May
22-Haverford College, Grammar School, Haverford
Penn; May 30-F. Mccullough. Trenton ~ j.:
May 3o-E T. Blauvelt Manufacturing Company.
Newark N ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

The ne,rhborhood OF Bedford Fountain. In Brook
1vn IL becoming a dangerous place. especially on
holidays and Sundays According to the bicycle po-
lceman who Is stationed about there sundays some
proyison should be made for traffic about the foun-
tain Wheelmen coming up from the Broadway
Ferry turn into Berry-st then into Division-ave
ard tfen into Bedford-ave The turn into Bedford
ave- is short and collisions there are FREQUENT. The
hirvcle policeman suggests that the hest way 10
avoid collisions and trouble this point is TO pass
an ordinance compelling whee!men going toward tne
ferry 10 pass to he right OF the fountain ana those
coming from the ferry to keep on the other sac.
There were dozens Of collisions at this point on sum
6av There was a crush there when the century
run came i'm at night BY observing the suggestion
made above collisions will become less frequent.
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Pawtucket, r. I-Pawtucket. :: Brockton, g.
AT Portland. Me-Portland. "A: Manchester IL
Al Montreal-Hartford. 4: Montreal. /.
Al Kansas City-Mwaukee. II: Kansas City, II.
At Wheeling Wheeling. Z; Toledo 5.
At Richmond Richmond. 4: Scranton, l
At Buffalo-Buffalo >; Columbus. 4.
At Toronto-Worcester, II: Toronto, 8.
At Reading-Reading s: Newark 2.
At Syracuse-S Syracuse. A. Springfield. 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 10; Providence. g.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3; Allentown.
At Albany-Albany S; Auburn. 5.
At Schenectady Schenectady. II: Oswego l.
At Rome-Rome 10: Cortland g.
At Utica-TItca s: Bnghamton. O.
At Paterson-PaterSon o. Wilkes barre g..
At New Haven-Yale freshmen. 4: sophomores n
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ATHLETICS.

ANOTHER CUP FOR YALE AND HARVARD.
As the silver cup won by Harvard in her contest
with Yale Saturday becomes the permanent
property OF the Crimson. several graduates Of Yale
and Harvard have decided to present another cup
for competition. to cost SO" Captain Thomas
Fisher OF the Ya.e team. has received word that
several graduates will present this prize. The new
trophy will be contested for under the same condi-
tons as was the one Just captured by Harvard
Among those who Will contribute 70 the cup are
Waiter Camp. n 6. Brooks George 3. Morrison
and Wendell Baker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
CONSOLIDATION OF TUBING MILLS.

Syracuse N Y. May 15.-Oficers OF the Syracuse
Tube Company in this city to-day stated that the
National Tube Company, consolidation OF the
principal mills IN the United States making wrought
iron and steel pipes and tubes would probably he
effected this week 1t will have annual capacity
OF 100000 tons OF tubular goods. and Will be cap
italzed at S.. 100000. The local plant will be pur
chased outright by the concern. but will be
continued. It is believed at present George
Timmins. treasurer and general manager. and An
drew Teller superintendent Of the local company,
viii have positions with the new company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
coyEY ISLAND CLUB GETS 4 LICENSE

The Police Board held a special meeting yester-
day afternoon and granted license to the Conev
Island Sporting Club. The week before last when
tho applications OF all the clubs came up this club
failed 10 get license through the adverse votes Of
Commissioners Abel and Sexton Yesterday after
noon the application was renewed and these two
commissioners did not object. The granting of a
license will allow the prizeight between JefYres
ana fltzsimmons to take place there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
sr 1o1r1s nErEArs LorIsvILLE.

ST. Louis. May 15-By punching three hits with
base on balls, St. Louis scored three runs in the
eleventh inning and downed the Colonies. Both
Bowling and Jones pitched in fine form; the latter
was fortunate in keeping the visitors nine hits we'll
scattered fast double play by Mexican and
OConnor was the only piece Of brilliant fielding
done during the game. The score follows:
St Louis ..................1 o o o o 3 "A 3 o
Louisville .................0 o o q o o o Ii
Batter.es-Jones and Criger; bowling and Kttridge.
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CHAMPION prrLLpoe PLEASANT SOLD.

CHAMPION BULLDOG PLEASANT SOLD.
The Bridge Kennels OF Brooklyn yesterday dis
nosed NJ noted bulldog John H. Mullins, the
well-known breeder and owner Of Pleasant. who
won many trophies with the noted dog. yesterday
d,snosed o. him to New-York syndicate which is
,,,,,,s In the rarest dogs ohtaiuabe. especially
biils and fancy stock. The price paid was stated
ho
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WASHINGTON. 8; BOSTON. 2.

Washington May 15.-The Senators played good
game to-day, doing better work than Boston. both
at the bat and In the field. Nichols was not hit
frequently but the Senators connected with the
ball ut the right time. Attendance, "o Inc score
follows TT =
H Wnsnns'on '..''''i o q O o o o o IL 4
Batteries-weying and Mcclure: Nichols and Bergen
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KLoBEDANz NOW A FIELDER

Newport. r. l.. May l5-Frederck Klobedanz the
baseball pitcher VINO last week released by the
Boston National League Club. has signed TO play
left field with the Newport team OF the New Eng
land League. He refused several National League
club offers. as his arm IS not in condition for
pitching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, y. j.. May 1.-THE game this after
between Princeton and the Lawrenceville
School was won by the Tigers The game was
rather uninterestng. Score:
Princeton ...................0 x-i4
Lawrence ...................l o .
Hts-Prnceton. II: Lawrence ,. Errors-Princetcn
3; Lawrence. o. Batteres-Meer and Green, Kafer
Rodgers.
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CHICAGO 4. PITTSRrRG. 3.

Pittsburg May 15.-By reason Of better playing
Pttsburg should have won. but in the tenth Green
who had struck out three times before, surprised
himself nv raising a three-bagger to middle right
and scored on Wolvertons life. Attendance, l.5"
The score follows: - -
P;ttsbvrx ........O %
Chicago .........0 II o
Barteries-IAever. Tannehil and Bowernan; Callahan
and Nichols.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

RACE OF THE HUGUENOT YACHT CLUB.
The first race Of the season will be held by the
Husuenot Yacht Club. Of ew-Rochelle. on Satur-
dav. MAY ~ Entries will be received until noon
OF the day OF the race in the following classes;
Thirty-foot yawls. twenty-hve-foot caofn Scoops,
twsntv-one- foot knockabouts and one-design dory
class The club will go In commission at Y o'clock
noon Of the game day. and the race VIII be started
at 40 o. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
YACHTING.
BRITANNIA WILL RACE THE SHAM.
ROCK.
IT Is SAID THAT THE PRINCE or WALES HAS
RErAKES HIS YACHT TO PROVIDE TRIAL


IT is SAID THAT THE PRINCE OF WALES HAS
RErAKES HIS YACHT TO PROVIDE A TRIAL
HORSE FOR THE CHALLENGER
The news that was cabed to New-york last SAT-
urday that the Prince OF Wales had again &C.
nuIred the cutter Britannia through W. Jameson
IL thought here 10 mean that the rcpurchase mas
been made for the purpose Of providing the cha''
lenger Shamrock with a suitable tral-norse ior
her preliminary speed contests. There mas neen
no time to ascertain the truth OF this rumor ou'
Yesterday a yachtsman who IL we'll known in Eng
land gave Il az his opinion that there couo De oy
one reason for the Prince returning the britah"a
10 the racing feld He said
The rtimor has good deal Of fact to oack -
because the Britannia will have nothing nui me
Shamrock to race against. the Emperor 'e 80
has been or Is being changed to the ya" Tx,
Ailsa and Satini,a have been altered 10 ya"iS'
has been positively stated that the NakSie 49,
r,,u M, appear The Bonas owner. the Que
d'Abru.z has gone TO tho Arctic reBo's'
think the boat Is for sale She may nave
hssr hourht privately to meet the Shamrock. put
in any case she is much too small TO pIoviue 80
sa,isfsctory test for the Shamrock. Every, one
knows how the Britannia stands with me NisIIatt
and no doubt experts have csicga,efIn5 o IN that
81, THOMAS Linton can find out by racing win t ~.
britannia exactly how he stands on MS chnIc IA.
a win this year in America; don mn h as Yachts
man the Prince must know the crying nesd oi
proper test for the challenger. and ne l ~ ait,,e
snortsman enough to throw over some aGqua rs
s spc.s who are preudiced by giving the interna-
tionsi races the best assistance In MS Po"er, lin
The cable news yesterday that Slr 81 sandring
ham this week Ia considered to assist III 9ose
the truth OF the above rumor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
PRACTICE or sEcOvp sIGNAL CORPS.

Creedmoor May Is (speciaD.-rhe range was oc-
cupied here to-day by the Second Signal Corps. Of
Brooklyn The weather was perfect. but the at
tendance was rather slim. Tho corps under
the command of Lieutenant c. b. Baldwin. The
practice was with revolvers at 2 80 and 70 yards.
for the marksman decoration Following are the
ecOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
CYCLING.
OPPOSITION TO THE BICYCLE TRUST
REMOVED.
n I. COLEMAN SAID TO HAVE RENEWED HIS
OPTION MANUFAcTURERs TO COME HERE
SOON TO MAKE THE FORMAL TRANS
rrRs-THE QUILL CLUB WHEEL
MEN no MoRE-NorDS
AND COMMENTS.


AND COMMENTS.
The offcial announcement was made yesterday
What r L. Coleman had reconsidered bis decision
and that he had renewed his option for the sale
of his bicycle plant to A. G. spaldins. VINO is en-
rineering the bicycle trust Many OF the promi-
tnent makers in the city at present ana many
more are expected here to-day ana Tomorrow
While few of the manufacturers will submit an IN
s1erview al this time most OF them admit that the
trust is assured and think that It will be gooo
thing for the industry at large Little can oe
learned regarding the intentions or the ne" com.
spany and probably nothing will be said unuh All
tof the transfers have been made and an eiecuon
of officers has been held The company Is hnanced
BY the United States Mortgage and Trust Com
many Of this city and Lee. Higgfnson Il Co..
of Boston The capital OF the company is 10 DC
100000 OF which s35,c 100000 will De preferred
tetock and si5 10000 common stock 1t was SAID last
might that more than one hundred OF the makers
would be IN this city within the next few days 10
make the formal transfer OF their plants The an
nouncement issued yesterday was as follows: H.
H. Coleman. president OF the Western Wheel
Works Of Chicago. yesterday renewed the option
for the sale Of his extensive bicycle plant TO A. G
Spalding This puts quietus on all opposition 10
the American Bicycle Company incorporated last
week This company will. II It accepts all the
options held by Mr.. spalding control upward OF -
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Earned runs-phadephls 3; I%o-bsse htt|
u-icS retoie First base on erTors-Philad l.
TIootvn 2 Lett on bases-Philadepha. o. Brook S,
struck out-By Piau L. by Dunn. 3: Sacrlhce ~ ~
Cooley Stolen bsseCasey. Bases on eails.by cooiey
o. "c Cess and Cooley: Ysnger Daily and McGann C2''
-,no ~ % me- 20 Impires-Swartwood and warner
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CINCINNATI 3; CLEVELAND. ..

Cleveland. May l5.-Cleveand put up good game
against Cincinnati to-day, but the visitors had
better luck punching their hits. The score follows:
r II. +.
cieCs1ana ,,.......Y ia /
Betterie+stivetts and thinner; Hawley and Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
GIANTS lose A PITCHERS BATTLE.

Baltimore. May 15.-The Orioles beat New orK
to-day in a pitchers battle. hops having the oe,-
ter Of the argument toward the emo Mc'Fa"
baserunning was as daring an eAhio''io' I,,..s'
hoor econ here for some time. The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
ppocRAyxE OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Morris Park the Bayches'er
HORSE SHOw.--New-York Horse snow
Association. open-air exhibition Manhattan
Field
GOLF.-Mixed foursome handicap Dyker
Meadow Links annual club championship
Powelton Golf Club. Newburg
BASEBALL-Philadelph against Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
RACING.

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Following the entries for the races at MOTIFS
Park to-day:
FIRST RACE-Threeyear-o and upward; seven pounds
below seals: $3.50 added penalties and allowances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
NEW YORK.
BALTIMORE.

Stolen base,-Gleason. McGraw Doheny. Van Hal,ren'
sheckard. Two-base hits-Doheny Wilson RoSlnson;
Douhle navs-CleasOn and Wilson Davis Gleason anu
Wilson sheckard and Kester. First base on bais-On
Mons g. of Doheny Q Hit by pitched ball.By Doheny,
. Struck out-By Nops. + BY Dohney, LETT on Deses
baltimore 5: New-York. q. Tme-2oo. Umpire
O'T,av Abundance 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
BASEBALL.
Keller MAKES A HOME RUN WITH THE
BASES FULL
,pooz,ryN WINS AN EXCITING GAME FROM
THE PHILADELPHIA TEAM-TFE VISITORS
FOUGHT TO THE END.
c.ure YESTERDAY.

BROOKLYN. s: Philadelphia 5. chcaso Z; Pnsoung,
Wnshns,on e. Ro,on Q ST Louis A. Louisvine' J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

veteran ong-distance rider gives this advice:
'If you intend to make tour Of two hundred or
three hundred miles. you should he in the saddle
daily for at least fortnight before you start,
as TO get yourself into good form. Long rides
not necessary, but five or ten miles should be COW
cred each Gay"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

Riders on the Boulevard uptown must keep their
eyes open these days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

The roads about City Island and Barlow at pres
ent are in splendid condition. There is consider
ably more riding in this district than there
year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16
GOLF.
woMEN's TOURNAMENT AT Dfkbh
MEADOW TO-DAY - THE BALTUs-
no, f.oN1,rcr NnTEG
ROL CONTEST-NOTES.

While the present week will be an unexc'tins one
as far as open golf tournaments are eoncerneu'
there viii be lack Of club contests 10 Keep pa
az. husv IN the links To-day the women OF the
Dvker Meadow Golf Club are to hold medal-piay
handicap for q cup presented by Mrs Wilha ,nons
Putnam and there are many good soters s hnyi5
the Dyker Meadow women thaI tne con.es.
prove abundantly successful. Tomorrow women n,,
handIcaps are to be held at both the MOTIF nous
viii he n similar contest at Baltusroi - ue ~
has presented the cups for the latter sna,, Hi, IN
sst tnr the mems sem-annual championship OF
the Baltusrol Club Is to be decided ahc une fnr six
months Beginning today the PowsltSn Cor ior menu
Iars The contest continuing throughout the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

The cup presented by The New-York Herald"
for public competitions at the Van Cortlandt Park
links is 10 be a perpetual trophy 10 be played for
in the spring and fall Of each year. and open only
10 those VINO habitually use the Van Cortlandt
course. Members OF clubs affiliated with the United
States Golf Associa ton are TO be barred. though
THE Herald" with the consent OF the Park Com
missoners reserves the right To make changes In
these conditions should II be deemed necessary.
The date OF the first competition has not been de-
cided upon, but as soon as the new eighteen-hole
course is completed the announcement will be made.
The tournament will consist Of preliminary round
at thirty six hole medal play the best sixteen quail
flying for the subsequent rounds at match play.
The first second and third match-pay rounds are
to be at eighteen and the finals at thIty-sx holes
The winner Of each will be entitled 10 have
his name inscribed upon the cup. and In addition
Will receive n gold metal. medal will also be
presented to the runner-up
The Harvard golf team has arranged match
with the Brookline Country Club team, 70 be played
on the latter's links Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

In accordance with the dates fixed by the Metro
o,tan Golf Association the Baltusro CLUB VIII noiu
its annual open tournament on June /. ana .
The prlzes include the Governors Cup Tor the WIN
ner Of the first division. at match play; consoa-
ton oun for the winner Of the second sixteen ana
an Lincoln sola bes cup for those VINO lsi ~.
dsv Of the tournament there will be an open naiu
cap with cups for the players retuInins .hG ne
gross and the best net scores. roho"lns 10 '
programme Of play
THURSDAY. JUNE T.
10 A. m-Prelnninary medal play. IS holes Inc oes'
sixteen scores 10 qualify for Governors Cup. r,o
o. m-Firs round match play for GOVERNOR I Ky
hest scores in the medal round. ,..,.. 70,
40 o. m-Frst round match play for Consossiom ~,
Is holes, open to the second sixteen VIM PN'N
the preliminary medal round
FRIDAY. JUNE
10 a. m.-sscond round for Governors Cup
1890 a. m-Second round for Consolation up .,,, =,
II A. m-Fr-t round. is holes medal play lot .ne IVY
inconsoabes. open to all tnose p 90 "''
2 D. m-semi-nn finals for Governors cup
go o m-semtnnsls for Consolation Cup -,
o. f-Fns round is holes medal play, for the cup Oh
the nconsolsbles
SATURDAY. JUNE g.
10 A. m.-Handcap. is holes, medal play: Bntres Inn
tied 10 those whose handicap does not exceed Is on
basis Of the handicap list OF the Metropolitan ooif
Association. - 80
1880 a. m.-First round hnale for Governors Cup Us
holes). a.
II a. m.-First round finals for Consolation Cup ds
hoesD.
m-second round nnaIs for Governors Cup ds hoie,>
p. m.-Second round finals for Consolation cup uo
holes).
Entries will be received up TO p. m. on May 81
at the office OF the secretary. Louis seller. NO %
Liberty-st.. this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

Men are at work repairing holes in the asphalt IN
Bedford-ave Brooklyn. There is bad spot at
Fourteenth-st. and Ninth-ave There is quite
dip above the at that point which ought 10
be repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

Two racing men tandem. followed by
other on A single wheel. gave A bicycle policeman
lively brush yesterday in Eastern Parkway, Brook
Ign. The racing left the policeman far be-
hind. but he won't forget the little chase the next
time those scorchers come his way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

YyE celebrated Goodyear A straus tires: single tubss
IL hard puncture: easy riding Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

DOTH cHsrrRr csps Model. Kerosene on New
~ Aestylens Gas, HFADIIGHTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

The Newport Wheelmen. at their semi-annual
meeting, elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Frederick Krug president; Francis
Bruder vlce-president; Martin Daniels. financial
secretary; NJ B. Brandon. recording secretary;
Frank P. Stanley, corresponding secretary; Louis
Ross. treasurer; Edward Ross. sergeant arms;
Board of Directors. Francis Bruder. chairman; NJ.
i. Brandon, Louis Ross, W. b. Gum and William
SNYDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-16

VANGUARD CYCI.ES.-cHknrEs BRUSH. IS Warren
Nv 81. Built for service. s2S t35. $40 $50. SIS.
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BOWMAN CYCLE STORES. 800 Broadway. sth Ave,
. cor. Seth ST.. and rs w. i2Sth s,-Cleveland and
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cspAIpIxG BICYCLES AND ATHLETIC SUPPLIES A
Is g. sPALDING & BROS. 18-12s Easssu-st
GPAIDING e BTDwELL 29-23 W 42d-st.