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New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
ATHLETICS.
KINGS SONS BEsTED BY RIVALS.

KINGS SONS BESTED BY RIVALS
II B. Coolidge carried of the honors at the dual
meet between the Kings Sons Athletic Associat ton,
connected with the Lafayette Methodist Episcopal
Church and the institute Athletic Association an
adjunct Of ST. Johns Reformed Church. held at
the West Side Driving Park Jersey City, on Sat
urdsv Coolidge won the 100-yard dash and the
220-yard dash while his clubmates won several
other contests. The Institute boys had nve nrst,
i've second and four third while the Kings Sons
only got four first four second and four third con-
tests The summaries
one hundred yard dash-Won by Il B. Coolidge. Insti-
Hazlett Kings Sons. third Tine, OH
one mile run-Won by ". H Christie. Institute A A
5 Gilbert second. Riley Kings sons. third Time.
5.3o%t
Crfusy Institute A A Shannon. Institute A A., sec
oud 81 n CritchloW institute A. A. third Time 0.S6,
Two hundred twenty yard run-Won by Il. B.
Coolidge Institute A A Leulkau, Institute A
second o. Arnheitsr King Sons. third Time, 0.24@s
E.ghr hundred and eighty yard run-Won BY G ".
ord Il Darling. Institute A, A. third. Tine 2:i4-
EIrurT high }uulp-WOn by John Murphy. with I o..
10 In Charles PsIlinger Kings sons with Q
second C Landsear. King sons. With I e. s IN.
Tb-3v-tng the twelve pound sho-won BY G. Lewis IT.
K Rnc's sons with 50 It b shannon, Institute A a,
win 81 r S in. second. W J. Ryan institute A A.
RanainE broad tump-w9a y od4snt Kings sons.
Win a jump u 10 fl A " HaElett Kings sons, with
IT f. / n. second ID LeraAe4' 4nStttVte A A. Win
Pole vault for hsght-A Leukau Institute a. n. and
Institute A A. tied for nrst place Win 3
f. in. ] Murphy kings Sons, third
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
SWIMMING.
rArcH coNrEsTs - YoRKvune -

MATCH CONTESTS At YORKvuLE BATS
7. J. Goodwin OF The Knicksrbocker Athlscs
Club defeated MS cIuonats yesterday n = match
swimming race at the YorkvtIe Baths The race
was the best OF the day. and Goodwin only won
bv a touch. J MumfOrd, OF the New West Side
Athletic Club won the fifty yard race swimming
on the back by ABOUT three yards His clubmats.
J. NIcAleer. was second The Two hundred yard
relay race was well contested. but the New WssS
Side Athletic Club team won as Il pleased The
Grace Athletic Club team finished second The
15) ward swim was bv William ROds1bach, %
the New West Side Athletic Club The SUM
maries-
Ftry yards On back-vvou J. Nunacor5: J. HcAIs=zs
second Tiue-O-461s
Fffrv Yards on back l-ovfcet-Woa by = &catzzuss
William Bu1aEer second. Martin Buckley. third Tine
Fifty yard uevice-woz 5y John Collins; Daniel Dslxz
second. " r. Lsary third ri-2e-+}-Ss>S-
One hundred varf match ace o. Ru1cy aS- - 4
CToodriui--YV1r by Coclvyl1 ClIre-lQs>s-
hundred ifrv ya~ts-NNC1 WLla11 Eocer~~
bsr1. J Co1z secur1 T--1e-2-25s
T,v, r71-4-z5 vs-z relay race-Nol BY New Vest SD.
Athletic CIuh team M-AIe+r r. Ca-OL " Flo6snbach
GI1rlf1r-f. Grace Athletic Clu4 team (W GeorKA
= Rurge P. Rauss and 5. Su-.ran'. second
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
Nv The CLUBs STAND.
PrTFRSTDE YACHT GLIB F4LL REGATTA.

Edward Binney. OF the Regatta Committee OF the
Riverside Yacht Club. says that the fail races o1
this institution will De sailed Saturday, Sep
teuber % and will be open vessels OF any recog
uized Yacht club. The races will be started az noon
and there will be prizes for all classes OF schooners
the So TO- 60 81. IS, &c. 80 and . foot classes to
Earhar with the special 30-foOt sOOp class and the
-foot yawls. cabin cat6Oats OF the 30 and 20 foot
cls sses and raCeabour class The starting and I'm
isbinz line viii be indicated by markboat. and the
Committees boat anchored half a mile southeast
~ the gas buoy of Little Captains Island Com
modore George G. Tyson offers a special cup Tor
sloops o. me sO-IoOS SlaSs aHG me- VIZ go @ . I 80
Charles P. Tower the chairman OF the committee.
said Yesterday that entries would be received oy
aim st No. q Park Row, at the clubhouse az
Riverside Conn, up 70 noon OF Thursday, Septen-
her IN
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
HARNESS RACING.
INTERESTING FACTS AND FIGURES
ABOUT THE GRAND CIRCUIT OF 1900

INTERESTING FACTS AND FIGURES
ABOUT THE GRAND CIRCUIT OF 1900
Ths Grand Circuit OF 1870. which virtually czns
n an end last Saturday wiki the close OF ths trot-
ring meeting AZ Empire Clry Park VII 90 into ths
records as one o. tht best the history of harness
racing. From the opening a. Detroit, On July Is
until the end ar Nev-York lust two months later.
54s miles we're trotred and paced n races and ths
average rate OF speed through the circuit was
faster than ever before At the Eew-Eork meeting
last week sfxry-nine heats were trorred and paced
al the rate OF 2Cls 70 the mile the trorters main
taining an average OF 212 for twency-n1ns heats.
while the PAGERS re4Ied OF forty miles AZ The rate
OF 2Os14
Thomas " Lawsou's unbeaten four, y hr-oId
BoraIua 2.oels heads the list oF money winners.
with S 600 70 his credit The fastest green trotrsr
OF the campaign IS C J. HanIin's wonderful young
horse Lo-d Derby that gained record q z7R here
last week o. the seventy races rrocred AT the
nine meetings between Detroit and Sew-Tork ths
winners OF thirry-rwo were OF the Wilkes branch
OF the Haubleronian family. Fourteen we're de-
scendauts o. EIecLioneer in the direct male hoe.
ten belong 10 other branches OF the Hambletoniaa
5TiBe 5Ti51sy ana fourteen 7' nov o' '' --'-='0--
Conner The t7veIve-year-oJd converted trotter.
leads the PAGERS with 3 +5 and record OF 21< 70
P-i--z r-z7- So rn0JEh rs earnings have not
been large James Buffers crack pair OF young
PAGERS HsJri= g. z6514- and Bonnie Direct, 21o1@s
Of the year Both were eligible 70 the $50 class
the beginning Of the campaign Bonnie Direct las
won s S. for Mr. Butler thus far, while the earn
ings Of FIetue G. are S4255 70 date
prising Although The Elecrloneer family raczs
with Cne best In the production OF rioters. net
PAGERS having won 900 or more in the Grand Cir
cult Only one descendant OF ElscCtonesr in the
& f5FseT s rms & sS5 S3 IS orsr rae 7aF II 5hsn s T
proach % the family in the opinion OF such breed
lateral habit Of action in the harness horse
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
FOOTBALL.
GOOD BfEN-PRACTICE PROGRESS
ING FAVORABLY

The practice Of the Columbia football players "a
progressing favorably at Branford Conn. but with
a few exceptions George Foster Sanford. the coach
has not yet unearthed any new men Of more than
usual ability
The men at Branrord have had two daily ses-
sions OF practice. OF hour in the morning,
the other for two hours in the afternoon. The
whole squad comprising about twenty men, have
been coached thoroughly in passing. receiving and
dropping the ball The dummy tackle has not
been put in operation yet as Sanford wishes first
to ground the firmly in the simplest principles
Of the game before he undertakes 10 drill them in
its more difficult theories.
The players with fair knowledge OF the game
have been divided into two sections each compris-
ing centre. quarterback. fullback and two half
backs The squads have been coached alternately
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
THE JERSEY TOURNAMENT

me programme FOR the first annual champion
snip tournament OF the New-Jersey State Golf As
sociation. 10 take place on the Essex County IN
country Club links on September q 2S and 2s has
oeen completed The programme will be as follows:
September IS a. m.-Quaufying round eighteen
AoIes. medal play, sixteen best scores to qualify
ana @ hnlsn out at match play for the championship:
$50 $50 team match, open 10 teams OF four players
eal 70 pe members of same club. Scores in these
iinatcnes sha5l also count in championship quality
snip, eighteen holes. match play
Flaay, september $3.50 a. m.-Second round
ptonship
Saturday. September 29-FiuaI round for cham
plohsrlp. thlr1 holes. 6 a ul-Medal play
asEoicap eighteen holes handicap limited to elgh-
teen strokes, open only 10 those who have turned
n complete cards in the qualifying round Tor the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
CYCLING.
MANY RIDERS OUT AFTER THE RAIN
RACES AT THE vAILSBURG TRACK.


RACES AT THE vAILSBURG TRACK
The rain OF yesterday morning put an effective
stop 70 contemplated tours into the country, and
the wheelnen IN this ueighborhood were discon-
solate. The skies did not show a positive tnclina-
ton 70 clear UP until the afternoon was
wei advanced Sun the more venturesome were
out on their wheels n the early afternoon, Just
as soon as the asphalt had dried out. The roads
were still muddy at the time the dirt roads In the
country being unridable. By o'clock the uacadarn-
lied roads had dried out nicely. although puddIes
Of water were encountered occasionally. Still those
who ventured out early in the afternoon did not
get the dUcking they expected There was e goodIy
throng seen on the uptown popular driveways after
: 2 Over II Brooklyn the roads were deserted
almost during the morning but the number Of
wheels and automobiles seen on the Merrick Road
and the Coney Island Cycle Path IN the afternoon
compared favorably with the numbers out On
ordinary Sunday. The heavy rains, however, had
played havoc with the roac IN Prospect Park. and
with the crossings the Cycle Path all the way
COCsy Island. These and holes should be 1Lle6
n and rolled Immediately. There was nasty
weshout on the little path much used by wheel
men, leading from the West Drive 70 the rest
the southern exit Of the park The washout
on the west side OF the path and was several
inches deep. II viii be dangerous spot at night,
and II wheel-nan should ride on the direct centre
OF the path IN the dark he viii be sure 10 get q
troublesome fall even Il he IS not badly injured
There are rough places where the path crosses the
pedestrian path, and repairs should nave been made
this point long ago. The Executive Committee
OF the Good Roads Association viii meet at No, Al
Flatbush-ave, Brooklyn, tonight, and the chances
are that the park officials viii be requested make
several repairs On the paths al once
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
Chance to Get an
Automobile Free.
The NeW-York Tribune Will Award the Prize
ROAD FLYER THAT GOES SO MILES AN HOUR

henechan alnnds o tn dy more
O
d bicycle
anoad dsk &C
few IL
than In nnf a
an ~ ~n1 o A
rdr 70 a ah o
Frances En gland machn mt o
Of
IL Broohyn
throughout the country Z a
h v p o
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
VIEW Bo4THoUsE AT mOyTCL4IR.

The new boathouse presented 70 the Montclair
Young Mems Christian Association by Mrs D. H
Wood and Mrs Wood Holmes. IN memory OF Fred
erick H. Wood was formally turned over 10 8he
association on Saturday by E H Holmes on behalf
OF the givers Mr.. Holmes HANDED the KEYS 20
Thomas 5 Gladding. president OF the association
who accepted the gift The boathouse, which was
built 10 accommodate thirty-two canoes. Is on the
banks OF the Passaic River at Stngac. near Little
Falls or the Erie Railroad After the presentation
there number OF races took place on the river. re-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
PRESBFTERI4y BEC4HE 4 METHoDISr.

NIddlerowu y Y. sept 16-The Rev. B J. Nor
gan a Presbyterian minister Who has served ssy-
eraI charges IN this state has Withdrawn from The
PRESBYTERIAN church owing 10 a change OF thso-
logical views NIr Morgan has become a member
Of st PauIs Methodist Episcopal Church. This city,
IL is expected that he VIII oe licensed as local
preacher in 81. PauIs Church in the coming week
ana will eventually Join the Newly ork Conferences
OF the denomination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
Serws Of the Contest.

ENTRIES vii r. received up 70 8 ,. n Nogenbe- g.
1900
VOTING will end az , r., Monday. Ncve-oe- -
The winner win nave ire machine rlns e-3cy
THANKSGIVING Day ride
The Daily or SUNDAY WIZ the daGs
September 1900 One heading VIII count one Voae-
ten headings votes. znd 80
The score of votes received for each coapeteor h
the contest viii appear tbs column ro--nor-ow-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

explosion practical i-1possb ry. because Ire rs11z
pressure Earerlal AZ
hand shUt-oH extfng!shss re IRE W1sn
pressure 100 pounds been attained Ihis auto
matte device safeguar1sd against accident By safsT
valve. opens boiler pressure 1r ID ID %
the inch orher safety appliances have been aceo
q equipment
Cssolens found every cTlssroas store Ihsrs
70 nus-icn. rUel being fec uaoer
pressure and operation.
steam being sXhaus-el a rlu1er,
The engines double slide. with cylinders "a y s1
in hes. the crank UskiHg 5000 rsyolu-ions minute
and brake sUppLa1 Ihere
improvements made the original
Stanley carriage
ANY speed desired up b So miles hour can Be e.
loved and capacity given tf1r wafer and sasoi=nel
f9r 100 miles asphalt 81 niles o. cou1rry
rosss The the machine IS $3.50 cash, eaver~d
a. starrn IN Tarryrcvl-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
- NEN-T0Rk - - NE4TFER

The American Line srsameT New-York arrived
late Saturday night at Sandy Hook Lighrshtp. and
owing 10 the heavy sea and rain anchored there.
coming 20 her pier early yesterday morning The
steamer encountered heavy wssJ-DorvcWesE and
southwest gales on Wednesday while the east
erly edge of the Grand Banks The bad weather
continued Tor DAYS and delayed The vessel
more than twelve hours. The heavy seas and head
winds did however. do any damage % the ship
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
LITTLE GIRL SWIns NARROWs.
N A RACE WITH YOUNG WOMAN SHE CROSSES
N ONE HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTES.

Miss Mary Behr. seventeen years old. Of Ninety
second-st and Third-ave.. and Florence West
twelve years old Of Ninety-third-st- and Second
ave cousins swan the Narrows yesterday after
noon 70 a point on the Staten Island shore. pc
-, Fort vVsdsworth and South Beach, dis
..rce II Two miles. in one hour and twenty MIN
7,tes The little girl Is enthusiastically fond OF
,,yfr,raing which she learned in June, and chal-
I-,ged her cousin the race. She was beaten oy
about two hundred yards
rr7s swimmers were accompanied in their con
,ea+ ~, William J Dunn. of the Brooklyn Rowing
rIub and Captain George Huson, Of the volunteer
ffe saving Association. and three men IN a sAlI @
s-~lI~--ad on the way the young swimmers ran
- - school Of bluefish, and were soIneWt4aL
frishtrned but were encourage 20 70 rr1.ed o1l ~
- swim, back but were persuaded Lol Lo a. ~
crovvd gathered see the start S4Iss EsiIs ~
.,es- forbade her daughter 20 go, put mat e- r..
8o-il5 5ate- brr and Mrs Behr waited on the Pis4
t++otD her daughter returned
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
4 MauNIficeNt Pvy1e.

The MOBILE runa0Out carrtage. ~:s4 @ sagaE9 10y 10y
low dashboard and bicycle wheels bearing Hartford s
fhs sal ard back upholstered IN cloth or leather TIE
weight q between roo and 500 pounds whsn ready Lo
running. The MOBILE Il propelled Dy stealsasoN7l7
or naphtha being used for fuel - - = -
boiler containing jAp copper
Is wrapped 1850 feet OF plano wire put on oy ma
rbfne has been 1250 lbs pressure % the
s1uare inch and viii Withstand 3OcO los pressure or
ward copper cylinder holds the gasoene, and 4s oen
4esfe5 10 80 lhs pressure the square men No ooii@
~ he MOBILE has exploded and the 1a6ers oeeE
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

With view 70 attract the those who would
value the possession automobile arrangement
has been made between The Mobile Company of Amer
ics al Tarryrovvn Y and The Tribune WHEREBY tne
latter authorized offer machine. Mt5BlLE
OF expense 20 the particular reader OF -ne Tle
WIN after and contest. snail nave
rscsived the other Tribune readers and
purpose. notice of where and when
the machine viii placed exhibition viii be given II
these columns
he Tribune will conduct the receive the votes
announce results from time time and award the
pr1Z
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

AthieytaE rgo rSgwo hundred members OF the New-Yorx
short dsfaoc:: @nG es as the Pelham course is only
rushed are particularly anxious to see the work
IS TIE low Ine course at Van Cortaudt Park
crow5i3E iy one open TO public and the over
links will find DIanf1- SI.et tha the Feinam
tons. ~ Ai''S exclusive private organiZa-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
'slgniaes not out
RoWLING AVERAGEs
BOWLING.
ROYAL. .ARCANUM BowLERs HOLD THETF
ASNrAL MEETING IN BROOKLYN.

The annual meeting OF the sub-touruau1ent OF the
FroolIyn Royal Arcanum howlers was held on sat
Ilrdav evening at Trainors alleys Brooklyn Repre-
sentatves from nineteen councils were present ana
several teams were admitted 10 membership arc.
- 5tsc,,sstor Trainorss alleys were selected
and me tournament viii begin this month -
committee was appointed 10 arrange q
- - following officers were elected r T.
shefaeld Bedford Council, president. 5enry d2aS=' %
TsI4-fjsSs Council vice-president; Henry rAerrr
Eaesau Council secretary. and A NJ AFneoeEs'
fHbert Council. treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

The steady progress OF the good roads move
u1ent among farmers shows the study that is being
given this important economic question Speaking
OF the necessity for highway Improvement A B,
Choata, vice-pregident OF the League OF American
Wheelmen, says:
Every person who Is at ell familiar with the
business Of a modern railway company. knows that
but fraction Of its money and employees are en-
gagged IN actual hauling OF freight and passengers
from one city 70 another We know that ullllloT rs
q dollars and thousands OF men are employed by
the railway companies 70 secure suitable terminals
and 70 handle freight and passen gers when net IN
actual transit. And yet man can be found who
is 50 foolish as TO think that immense railway
business can be profLably conducted unless the best
modern railroad bed and track are provided for
that part OF the business which consists OF hauling
goods and passengers.
So II IS with the vast agricultural business Of
the United States Although most Of the Work Is
done on the farm, 2 large part Of II consists N
hauling freight, and every wei informed person
knows that good wagon road for the agrlcuItllral
business Ike q railroad for railway business IS
ore ~ rhe most important facilities for doing this
business II is too late IN the progress or events
20 argue this proposition
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

ne Newspaper Golf Club OF Chicago is 70 hold
-. oay open tournament Oak Park in that
-y, -.1y, on October 10. II and Z Hobart ChatneId-
ana he = L .ie ne |Vlce-presidenr Of the organization
Tba lrnsds las presented silver cup for the winner
is oPeIslng round is TO be eighteen hoIea medal
Chat1eld-TayIor's prize '' 40s-i'is ioF MT
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

80 r Watson. jr Of the westbrook Golf
- mas oeen making tour OF some OF the White
1 "a INKS, but will return early this wae,
- w ne starter in the annual toJ1rra rner- az
ms nome links Wednesday iAisH1 d
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
SIXTH RACE-sentng; for three-year-olds and upwart
Aho11r sv frrIonFs
LrErrENANr GIBSON RREAKs DOW.

Chicago Sept. 16.-Lieutenant Gibson, the great
three-ye who was the favorite in the Ameri-
can Derby, and for whom $200GO was refused by
Charles Head Smith. has broken down completely.
Mr. Smith said that the horse would be retired TO
the stud and soon possible viii he shipped 70
T.AxinRtnn kE.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
Address all inquiries and
AUTO1OBILE CONTEST,
Tribune Office, Newy-York.

Robert Goodman J. NJ Hague, second One hun
drad yard raCs-Won by Robert Goodman ]. u
Hague. second Diving for rorm-Won by Robert
Goodman. Best three dives IN slccess1on-W5n by
Harold Bunten. Diving for fe-ch-VEol by A.
strong. IN the evening atrer dark Ihers vas r.
gatta with handsomely decorated canoes
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
CRICKET.
SEASONS SHOWING.

K A C. TEAMS SEASONS SHOWING.
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club has been the
first New-York cricket club TO wind up its season
and issue its annual report. This was brought out
Yesterday by F. f Kelly, the secretary. and II
rresents an interesting statement OF the seasons
doings The clubs schedule was considerably cur
tailed and q total Of fourteen matches was all that
was played These resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

In tha Individual records. z F Kelly did 6y far
the best all around work and virtually LED the
figures in both departments of the game, T. w. t.
stiles also proved most successful with the Willow
and had the distinction Of compiling one OF the rev
centuries OF the year W. Whitaker and \. V.
Clarke rendered Kelly the greatest assistance with
HE hal- The averages follow.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
GOLF.
ANOTHER GALA WEEK on TOWN AND
COUNTRY LINKS

-s-FRooK AND DEAL BEACH TO HOLD
CONCENTRATIONS EXHIBITION
At MORRIS CoCNTY-THE CITYs
Inks AT PELHAM BAY PARK
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

marry Hoiins. Jr., who has taken a conspicuous
place IN tnterscholastic golf co-,+as+s =, -, -
Lon. VIII enter Harvard this fall and vii 5,,5T
less HTd place at once the varsity golf team
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17
VONo Ave SigIhAe

Anv man or woman in the States Of New-TorS, Con
necticuy Massachusetts, NewJersey being a. he tne
oS he contest reader OF The Tribune is eligible 70 oe
voted for and 10 machine II winner IN the
a
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

Ine women OF the MontcIair Golf Club will nl.,
a. CCh IN the metropolitan championship series
,1STt-lAoIreW with the Nassau team of Glen Cove
me match Is 70 take place a. Montclair
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

The quarter mile flying start was the best race
YESTERDAY at the regular weekly bicycle races held
IN -rA Vailsburg track Newark. y. J. Kramer got
the pole on account OF riding in the fastest heat
ana AZ the finish Of the race the I'VE wheels were
1aDped with Kramer first and Fisher second. ". 3
Fem Of Waterbury, the amateur champion, failed
70 appear and VIII be called up 70 explain his
absence The Bedeu brothers won the tandem race
IN good style from the 6o-yard mark The fifteen
mile rnuIticycle paced match was 70 be between
Johu King Of Newark. and J. H. Hunter but on
account OF King breaking his Collarbone a week
sgo he was not able 70 ride and Wahrenberger
when his PAGER got mixed up, and Wahrenberger
gained On him at the four, eight and eleven and a
RaIf miles Wahren berger gained 2 lap each tine
and won he pleased
The summaries:
Quarter mile novice-Won by Arthur Springer Ella
E.e@r X J, c r RA6ford Brooklyn, second; NJ K
Fgose T5ro5xlyu- third TInle-o -34-s-
Ne1-York s5 yards; G. y. Crook Brooklyn 90 yards
second. Daniel Sullivan. New-York % YARDS. third
aTerteT nile profasstonal-won by Frank Kramer
T-1T6 nile PROFESSIONAL (1andcap)-won BY Robert
aho1r 80 yards; William CooUr1 tl50 Yards second;
oscar Aronson $50 yards, third. L1Lne-5
We s1T a haf anaateur tandem Cnandicap}-Won BY
ToTr md Menus Bsdeu K {. W Lynnro9k- Long Is
ana (8G YARDS. 9 z H0mau K Q W.. La 7grelceyIle
T7rg Island william Van Nostranc = - w 1~yI-
t-11 f7rg Island yards second; william Dobbins
Orange and E@-''lh -7iIiiiis --' '1-'7--e ~ '
FSrteen 5fle amateur lulticyce paced mat-h)on
WanrenberEer. y. Y. a G. ny q IIl-e an. an
eighth; J +. Hunter. Harlem Wheelnnen second Time
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

GOOD T5c ST. SIS 81 So. SIS All makes
Guaranteed ey the H1-Ts Special prices % oeal-
AtNES WILLS . PARK Row o. p @
A ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for The Tribune
y received their Uptown Onice Ne Lax BroadNaS
door -f3 o-t1cS a-VeFtlse-
the following branch oIyes A resaz
once rates untlI cclock viz - shave,
~ a3s-sr 10 Bth-avs l3th-sf Macys. 6rh-ave-
and I4th-st-. CClmbus-avs, near " es- npst loS
West a- l4tl-ses West
42t-st 7rn ana srh aves las Sasl +lhsi -
3d-ave between T6Ih asd T1tA 80 s1-aq9s. nea-
Slst-sr TOS s9tA-sI 100 I-e-nozr-aves
$50 sd-ave 4lst-sL. So sd-aNe' 20 a@s-&er-sA
se5 Blesck=E-st
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

FIFTH RACE-For three-year-ods and upward which
value OF s6OO this year;
weights pounds below the scale One nile and
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

The Associated Cycling Clubs Of New-York cen
+,1rv rgln was postponed yesterday on account Of
rssr and one OF the hotelkeepers at Richmond
tTiTI org island was very much put out about
hundred riders
Mrs. Anna Burger the woman century rider. who
- r,-otarlv not missed century this season and
member Of tne Century Road Club Of America,
yvas rTIp over By a van Glenmore-ave- on Thurs
5av She died Saturday
New-York tribune., 1900-09-17

Fheips B. Hoyt. captain Of the Glen View Golf
- tEoI near Chicago. has just made new record Of
S Tor the Glen View links The clubs bogie is "a u