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New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
BUILDER ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
LYN-HAS BEEN a GOVERNMENT
CONTRACTOR

Richard Gibbons ore OF the best known builders
in Brooklyn. arrested last night on the charge
of forging notes 70 the amount Of $500. He was
locked up In the Adams-st- station. but was later
released under S5F00 bail. furnished by jeremiah
Quigley. Gibbons. who is thirty-eght years old.
took I'D the business of his father VINO died about
two years ago. The firm has done large amount
OF work for the Government at the Navy Yard
and has built many warehouses Gibbons mad
the contract 20 rebuild one OF the Bush Stores that
burned down at Forty-second-st-, in South Brook
lyn. about eight months ago The work was well
under way when another fire came two months
later and swept away all that he had done II IS
said that lost about $50 600 n this way The
notes that are alleged 70 have been forged are
supposed TO have been issued by Gibbons in order
10 tide him over hts temporary distress and put
him on his feet again. The notes. aggregating
81 900 were ndorsed with the names Of Roger Cos
telo and Charles Lawler. upon whose complaint
last night the warrant isued and executed
for Gibbonss arrest. LawIer lives at No. 81 Sack
ett-st Costello No go Henry-st-. Brooklyn
The latter when az his home last night inti-
mated that other people might appear against Glib
bons on similar grounds.
The notes were cashed by the Nassau and Haruil-
ton National banks and several weeks ago Cos
tello and Lawler brought into the Supreme
Court defend judgments that mad been got
against them The iS still
handsomely brOwstOne house at Nc. Y First
Place.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
THE TIGERS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

of games for next fall is announced. The schedule
is somewhat shorter than last years. account Of
the Yale game which has been arranged a week
earlier than II last fall The Tigers will meet
four teams the gridiron during the coming
season-Stephens. Baltimore Medical College Syra-
University and Dartmouth. Two noticeable
features of the schedule that all the games
except four will he played in Princeton and there
will be no games with the Carlisle Indians and the
West Point Cadets Tie Southern trip will begin
October IL, viii consist % Cny games
The following s the schedule:
October s. Stephens, nj Princeton.
October 8, Lefigh. al Princeton.
October TO- State College at Princeton.
October u, Baltimore Medical College at Balti-
more
October L. Annapolis, at Annapolis
October II, Syracuse University al princeton
October q Lafayette. at Princeton
October q Brown, Providence
November g. Cornell, Princeton
November g. Columbia, at New YORK
November lG Dartmouth. al Princeton.
November H. Yale. IT Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
THE RECORDS

St. Louis May Is (SpeciaD-The Brooklyn team
won another game from the rejuvenated St. Louis
nine this afternoon. but only after a spendidy
contested game in which all the fine points of
modern baseball were brought conspicuously
While both pitchers hit freely times they
kept their balance well and with the exception Of
a couple of innings managed scatter the hits
nicely. Brooklyn through superior all-around
work. An by Doulin in the seventh inning
was largely responsible for the two scored by
the men from Gowanus. Dahlen. keeer and Jen-
nings did splendid work. Dahlen accepted fourteen
out of fifteen chances at shortstop and McGraw
took eight ont Of nine. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
AT A SEWING SOCIETY.

Lady Gets Funny HnrmIesss Drink.
our Sewing Society meets every week TO
sew and we always have lunch. Just sure
I take a cup OF coffee I act SO silly and say
such absurd Things II seems though ! were
intoxicated. / feel so ashamed Of myself, but
cannot help il. Ny heart will go like a trip
hammer and l am invariably kept awake half
Of that night 60 I thought l would take my
Fostam F0od Coffee the next time, and you
should have heard the names they called me old
maid crank etc. But before the lanch
through. Postum had more than convert
and these who tried fl were delighted. They
4lad heard Of Il. but had idea IL good
have given a great deal CT POSTUM away 70
+fI-hGs just to convince them how good II is
and they invariably adopt ii. There are 80 many
peoIte VINO cannot drink coffee without II dis
Fessng them. and Postum Food Coffee seems
- De exactly the thing. Postum and | have
.Frh oio friends for years. l began the Of
= "hen II was first introduced four five
seaFs ago. At first l thought l could not use
- lof the way made H. il was SO fiat and taste
-Tss' put when l tOlnd out that il simply re-
su-5ea Long boiling. the old trouble disappeared
s 81 We always have elegant cup OF coffee
@ m-sh We make Postum right" Send postal
80 70 Postum Cereal Co. Ltd. Battle Creek
stslcH- tor the name and address. Put 4 small
- - q butter the size IF two peas in the pot
--sfent II boiling over
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
AMERICAN JOCKEYS WIN IN ENGLAND.

London May I5.-At the opening Of the New
market Second Spring Meeting to-day American
tockeys were successful. Tod Sloan took the
first race Trial Plate Simonside. Sly Fox.
ridden bv L. Reiff finished second. The Visitors
Plate was captured by Sacripant William Dukes
Iguont with Rigby mp. was second.
The Somervtlle Stakes were won by Ayieshnm.
nIoteo nv ] Reifr Unanina. ridden by Sloan.
next a sweeps a kes resulted In a victory for Mr.
Dukes Galveston guided by Rigby. Martini. with
/. Ren M and Caracaa. ridden by Sloan were
second and third. respectively. l. Reif brought
Kaffir Queen in frst IN selling plate Doris
was second and Broken Melody. Sloan's mount
was third.
The Nesyua rket Handicap won by Joe Cham
l,erntr With sloan in the saddle Ameer
end ana Tine Docker ridden by L. Rsiff. third
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
CrAREu0Sr HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

The eghts for the Claremont lightweight Handi-
can for three-y -year-ods and upward at six and one
half furlongs TO be run tomorrow Morris Park
are as follows: Ethelbert I40 Previous 1872; Rich
ard j. 1es. King Barleycorn, 127: Mesmerist, l22;
Rush l2l: Kinn.hlT1i5. 20 Warng. 1l9; May Hemp
stead 11s Mark Cheek III: Sanders. l1G Survivor.
III; Warrenton 13 Maribert 1l3: Indian Fairy, ll3
VuIcain ll2 Half Time, u2; Gonfalon III Decanter,
III: Missionary III; Lamplighted 10: Brisk, 10.
sydney Lucas. IOs Scanned, l09; Meehanus 1O9; Our
Gertie I09; Touca. 1oS Counsellor Weinberg, 106
(;rey jacques l05: Ten Candles. 105. Lady Lindsay
Io5: Belle of Lexington lo4 All Gold. 1922 His Royal
Higbness l0l Scales, 10o Bramble Rose, 100; Mon
tariic 100; Lady Cncas. 100 Post Haste. SO; Hand
cuT IS; L'Alouette, 81: Dread, &: Danforth, 50:
Delacv go: Chartless, 81.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
hrst meeting Of the association next viii
take place at Berkeley School on October 3
PRINCETON AND COLUMBIA TO MEET ON
SATURDAY.

Princeton and Columbia will meet IN duai set
OF games at Columbia Field. One e-hundred-and-hfty
nfth-st and Eighth-ave.. on May 1e.- As Columbia
expects to make a good showing. Manager III. W.
Shoemaker has made effort stimulate both
graduate and Undergraduate enthusiasm, and II Is
believed that alumni of both universities will be
present in considerable numbers. The Indications
point TO a victory for Princeton. but Make Long.
III s: johnson. J. c. Caldwell. W. Duden. c. A.
Wright and G. Welles relied upon to net the
Blue and White a good many points Manager
Shoemaker, who is also president OF the AutOmo-
bile Club. announces that the club intends n
vey the Princeton team from its quarters at the
Murray Hill Hotel TO Columbia Field.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL CONTENTION.
OPENED WITH ADDRESSES At CHATTANOOGA BIZ
CITY OFFICIALS AND DELEGATES.

CITY OFFICIALS AND DELEGATES
Chattanooga, Tenn, MAJ 15--The second session
OF the Southern Industrial Coavention met at 10
o'clock to-day in the Auditorium with 4 largo
number OF delegates present IN he absence OF
President McCorkIe, vice-President EiIlebrew. OF
Tennessee presided A 5. Glover. president or rhs
Chattanooga Chamber Of Commerce, and Mayor
wassnun welcomed the delegates. and their ad-
dresses were responded on behalf OF the con-
vention by VIce-President Coffin OF Florida. and
Edwin Brobston. vice-Presiienc Of Georgia Vice
President KiIebrew followed, telling Of the wonder
full industrial growth OF Chattanooga
Various committees were appointed The dele
CATION from the Business Mems Club OF CINCINNATI
and the delegation from New-O-eans want the
next session.
The afternoon session was NANNY devoted % tle
needs OF a textile university The subject was
cueDed by H H Hargrove. OF louisiana Mr. Har-
grove introduced 4 resolution asking an appro-
pr,atfon by the General Government He was fol-
lowed by 3. Swaney, OF Chattanooga. VINO made
an appeal for textile education The discussion
was general and participated IN oy me sec
wilson of Philadelphia. j. G. story. OF New
Orleans and Mr. Hargrove- lns III t,l.l''eA vas ~
ferred TO the Committee on Education
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
"GooDw1N.s OFFICIAL TURF GUIDE"

Volume No OF "Goodwin's Official Turf Guide
for this year has just been published 1t gives In
"a bular form the results OF every race in this
country and Canada. from January TO last Satur-
dav inclusive and besides much valuable data in
regard 10 the races and the horses that contended
for The honors This volume has than four
hundred pages and like the previous issues OF this
guide is neatly compiled and exceilentiy edited 1t
win ,Indoub edlv be found TO be Of nestimab BILE value
bv owners trainers and other lovers of the running
barG
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
ATHLETICS.
NETWORK INTERsCHOLAsTIC ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION HOLDS LAST MEET
ING OF SEASON.

The last meeting of this season OF the New-Tork
rnterscholastfc Athletic Association took place
at Cutler School yesterday. Hamilton Institutes
application for membership In the league was re-
fused The question of Junior and senior football
associations next year was laid on the table until
the next session of the league, IN October II was
decided 10 award medals TO LIE Roy See. OF Berke-
ley; E Flammer of Columbia Grammar; II. Con-
molly of De La Sale. and T. Manson. of Cutler.
for breaking the records. respectively, In the mile
bicycle race hammer throw. discus throw and 20
yard dash at the associations annual games on
Saturday Blake School was admitted TO member
shin The baseball and basketba championships
were awarded. respectively. De La Sale and
Barnard The report of the treasurer showed a
balance of Sl3O on May Columbia Institute, Rug
bv Academy and Wilson Vail School were fined 20
each for not entering in saturdays meet the
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
= MASON IND Mss GREY H4RRIED.

ADVANCEMENT OF THEIR WEDDING SURPRISES
THEIR FRIENDS
rohn 2 Mason the leading actor OF Daniel From
mans Stock Company, and MISS Katherine dley'
-,-r,a-Iy- leading actress OF Richard Mansfeld's
cornDsnv were quietly and unexpectedly married
IN Boston on Monday. There was a runor two
vvee,s ago that the wedding 20 take place. but
IL was not credited among theatrical people VINO
ua-e greatly surprised when formal announcement
cards were received yesterday
Mr. Mason went 20 Boston on Sunday 70 attend
a rehearsal OF Wheels Within Wheels" which
was postponed allow the marriage ceremony 20
take place -, -, -
nanv and his wife will fill engagement this
Trner with the Columbia Stock Company IN Wash
!nrton Mrs Mason has not get made plans TOR
next fall.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
THE BURNING OF THE TOLN4.

SOME DETAILS OF THE LOSS OF THE COUNT
FESTETICS'S YACHT.
Some OF the details concerning the burning OF the
Yacht Tolna by her owner. the Count Festetics. in
the Indian Ocean several weeks ago were brought
to New-York yesterday by F. Crosoie Roles or
The Times of Ceylon." who is visiting friends
IN New-York IN referring last night 10 the
Counts adventures Mr.. Roles said
The Tolna lay in the harbor of Colombo for sew
erai months and the Count became a well known
fprIre az the club in that city. II was understood
that his Yacht held in the harbor on account OF
numerous actions brought against the Count py me
the Count who owned and commanded the yacht
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
SALE OF RUNNING HORSES.

A few horses owned by NJ. Murphy W. VI. Rogers
and C IAttleaeld ir, sold al auction yester
dav at Morris Park The prices with one excep-
tior were poor Presgrave, chestnut colt, two
wears old, by Prestonpans-Kate Fletcher. from A.
7 Jovner's stable brought 81 700, which the
top price He his first race last week at Morris
Park and after long drive got home first, in front
of Yorkshire Boy. He was purchased by F. Far
reIl None OF the other horses brought SSco
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
HARVARD DEFEATS LAFAYETTE.

Cambridge Mass, May 15.-Harvard defeated La
fayette College to-day. Stillman was effective in
the box for Harvard. striking out eleven men. He
allowed seven hits, but they scattered. Har
wards nine hits well punched. Reid and
kendall made home runs. The fielding both
r. II. (.
Harvard ..-.............o I9o402 IS 2
Isatterea-S St!.lman az Reid FIatt and Knight.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
NETWORK TEAM BEATEN, AS USUAL

Chicago, May I5.-The New-York lost its
fourth consecutive game here to- lay although the
men from the East seemed to make more earnest
effort to runs than they had done IN the pre-
vious games. The attendance small Chi
cago does not pay first class prices TO wit
the kind Of baseball Ewng's play
ing. Chicago Outbatted but the hits made by
the New-York players were scattered. Seymour
wild a rabbit in shooting season and
Van Halren in to pitch. This is the first time
the veteran fielder been in the pitchers
box N Chicago IN ten years. Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
INrERCOLLEGI4TE TENNIS.

Boston. May l5.--The first annual tournament of
the intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association was
begun this morning the Longwood Cricket Club
courts The summary:
Preliminary round-HoInes. Tufts. Williams.
Bates 10, g.; Brigham, Trinity defeated Dana,
First roundaKirkpatrick University Of Vermont: de
Mouton Dartmouth. 6-+. g.: Paine. Colby defeated
. Wesleyan by default; Bradley. Technology de-
feated Lawrence, University Vermont. 60 6-2
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
GOLF.
MRS. GILL WINS TOURNEY AT ORANGE

Orange. n j.. May 15-The womens handicap
golf tournament on the links OF the Essex County
Country Club was finished to-day The seni-fnals
We're played in the morning the most exciting
match being that between Mrs. George VI GIL and
Mrs Edward F. Sanford. Mrs. GIL winning by
up in Il holes. Mrs Gill won in the final and Sc
gurSd G tne handsome cup offered by Miss Mabel
ornans handicap, Is holes match play semi
Hh;tI round-Alrs. George NJ Gill. 10 beat Mrs z.
+: SANFORD scratch by up. II holes: Miss Hester
Ay4e ., beat Miss Helene Hernandez 9. by up and
10 play Final round-Mrs George NJ 9Th 10
beat Miss Hester Kyle. s. by up and 2 to play
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
CARNIVAL OF SPORTS.

The Memorial Day carnival of the Kn!cker-
booker Athletic Club has already attracted large
entry. and long before the closing day Nav 2S
arrives a record list will be in the hands OF the
Games Committee. All the contests win be inter-
estng but special attention will be centred In the
900 metre stoeplechase the all around weight
throwing contest and the two and one-half miles
handicap team TIE relays will be half a mile
long and each man will have 10 run that distance.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
WANT TWO UMPIRES.

Chicago, May 15.-Fresdent James a. Hart OF
the Chicago National League Ball Club has ad-
dressed 4 circular letter the presidents of the
National League clubs requesting that President
Young be asked 10 select enough additional
pires to permit return to the double umpire sys
.ar, in vogue last season. Heretofore President
Hart has been the only club owner standing in op-
position 10 the double umpire system
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
TIE GAME AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, May 15-Both sides had numerous
chances win to-day's game. but the necessary
nit failed 70 materalize. With out m the
twelfth Steinfeldt hit for three bases. Orth then
purposely Irwin and Crawford, who batted
for Peitz. to first balls. Wood struck out and
Barret's little fly ended the game. Darkness ended
the struggle. The follows
r. H. z.
C,incnnati... i 0 . % I3
Batteries-scott and Peitz: Orth and Mcfarland.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
KR4EyZLEIN'S RECORD JUMP.

Philadelphia May 15.--An records in the broad
Jump have been broken by Captain Kraenzein of
the University of Pennsylvania track team. He
cleared yesterday in practice "a feet SIs inches The
jump cannot stand record, as 1t not made
III d contest. The worlds record is held by
Prfnstein, of Syracuse University who cleared q
feet IA inches the recent Franklin
Field here April % last, oea ting Kraenzleins pre-
vous worlds record of q feet ~ inches made May
20 1899 Manhattan Field, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
PITTsBURG, :; BOSTON. ).

Pittsburg. May 15.-The sixth Pittinger's
fatal inning. when a combination of the three
bases on balls three hits and an error gave the
game TO Pittsburg. In The ninth Sullivan batted
for PittinRer He hit the first bali pitched and
scored Barry and himself on home run. Attend
ance, 3 SEQ. The score follows:
r. II. E.
Pittsburg ..........O 3 0 0 x-T 2
Boston ............O q 2 o 0 o 2-5
BaeriesTannehiIl and schrver Pittinger and Charlie
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
r,r-r7 n1xcs AT CLIFTON TRACK BURNED
GRANDsTAHD AND BETTING RING THAT COST
$4,000 DESTROYED.
SO. 900 DESTROYED

Paterson y. J.. May IS (SpeciaD-The large
-4st.,d and netting ring al Clifton racetrack
we're DESTROYED by a fire. believed to be Of in
cendiary origin which broke out few minutes
space more than three hundred feet in length
burned in less than hour. The efforts OF
+ireen from Clifton this city and Passaic were OF
no avail The buildings $4,000. There is no in
frr1rap
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
VISITOR Az ALLEGED THIEF.
WOMAN ARRESTED WITH sILvERwARE BELONG
ING WHERE SHE CALLED

ING WHERE SHE CALLED.
A gray haired, shabbily dressed woman describ-
ing herself as Helen Martin. authoress of South
AmbOy. y. J.. locked up in the West Sixty
eighth-st station last night charge of larceny
preferred by Homer D. Mix, a merchant living at
No. 8 West Ninety-ffth-st. II raining when
she shown into the home OF the Nix family.
She told Mr. Mix that she wanted to see his daugh-
ter Anna l. Mix, teacher IN the Normal College,
and he went upstairs 20 call his daughter. When
Miss Mix came down the old gone, and
Miss Mix Immediately discovered the loss of
silver bonbon dish and a silver spoon She called
her father who into the street to find the
woman.
Mr.. Mix her ascending the stairs of the
downtown platform OF the elevated road az Ninety
third-st. and stopped her. Policeman Phelan start
ed with her the West One -hundredth-st station.
The woman wept and protested her innocence On
the way she tried to throw the bOnbon box into a
sewer. bur Phelan detected her The silver spoon
was found in her possession also.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
MISS UNDERHILL DEFEATED

"atertown' Mass. May I5-In a private eighteen
hole match at the Oakley Country Club to-day Miss
Pauine Mackey, OF the club. defeated Miss Ruth
10 play N $500
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16

Earned runs-Chicago !; New York. g Left on bases
Home run-Bradley Sacrifice hlts-Menefee Van Hal 4
Doy-e q. Double play-Mco and Childs. struck
out--By Seymour Passed ball-Nchols. First base
ballsOf Menefee Taylor, !: off Seymour, 3; off
Haltren. B wild pitches-Seymour ,; Taylor !.
pitched balls-By Seymour by Meneee, Time
OF game-2:3O Lmpre-ODay.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
MARTINS SUSPENSION AFFIRMED.

London May 15-The stewards of the Jockey
Club to-day investigated the charges of foul riding
made against Sheets" Martin. the American
Jockey on May II, and decided 10 suspend him
until June 9.
Martin was disqualified az Kempton Park on
May Il after winning the Spring Two-Year-Oh
Plate on ] Muskers Dunover colt. He was sus-
DeDded for the remainder OF the meeting and re-
ported 70 the stewards of the Jockey Club
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
SUMMER HOME FOR ATHLETES.

As most OF the athletic clubs have curtailed their
training tables 1t will interest many know that
Professor MacI4evy intends 10 open a summer homo
FOR athletes at Oak Island opposite Fire Island in
the Great South Bay. The place will be modelled
somewhat after Muldoon's athletic home at Whits
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
DRANK THE WATER.

Jeffries's manager states that the champion While
training for last weeks fight drank good quantity
Of Johaunis- -Litha mineral water.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
THE SEVENTH REGIuEyT AT CREEDnooR

The range at Creedmoor occupied yesterday
by detachment of the eth Regiment N c. n Y
under the command Of Major J. c. Abrams Four
hundred ard eighty-two officers and men qualified
ana received the State decoration. The weather
was clear and favorable. The shooting was under
the supervision of Lieutenant Colonel W B. Thurs
ton, ordnance officer y. O.. y. Y. Glass voiley
and skirnish results follow:
Sklr1nish match. ten shots at the
gets; two shots each team Of sixteen from
each company, 500 400 and 300 yards and $50 and
400 yards on the retreat. Total value OF hits:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
BROOKLYN

Earned Brooklyn, .. Double play-Dahen 10 len
nings stolen bases-Donovan Jennings Hit by pitcher
McGraw. Base bsIs-Of Sudhof. .; of Dunn, 4
Struck outy Sudhoff. l. Sacrifice hts-Jennings. D0no
van. T1me-200. Umpire-Hurst
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
S,pygg SS,PoRgS
D}p0RTSF1fN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING-w Racing Associa-
ton Morris Park
pOT0-Tournamenf of the Polo Associa-
tor country Club Of Westchester.
rpAP SEOOTING-New-U Utrecht Gun
r-,-,b Interstate Park: New-York German
S-i1b Dexter Park Aqueduct Gun Club.
Aqueduct
TACROsSE.-Cornen and Stevens. Ho-
bOlSen
GOLF-women's handicap, Morris Coun-
trv Club.
BASEBALL.-Broolzlyn High School and
Erasmus Hall, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. ): Hartford, !.
At Toronto-Springfield. g; Toronto .
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
BASEBALL.
THE CHAMPIONS WON A FINELY PLAYED
GAME AT ST. LOUIS-DAHLEN
DOES FINE WORK

GAMES YESTERDAY
Brooklyn s. -. Louis . Philadelphia 4; Cincinnati
Chicago. TO- York : (tie).
Pittsburg. I; Boston i
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGTE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Buffa lo-Nfilwaukee. 6: Buffalo, 2.
At DetrOit-Detroit 9: Chicago, 4
At Observation-Disclosures 4; Cleveland. l.
At Observation-Disclosures 12; Kansas City. Il
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16

Start poor Won ridden by lengths: a half
length between and third
FIFTH RACE-For geldings and fllies years old:
$3.50 added; special weights Four a
longs. Eclipse Course
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
olds, $780,,

Start Won driving by a neck; a length
second ard third.
FOURTH BACE-NEW- ROCHELLE HANDICAP; $1,000
added Seven furlongs wlthers Mile
p II McCarren's b. c Survivor by
Stratllmore-Eclla r. yrs. n
h9 ..--..-...- ...... (Buman) 7-2 6-5
A. Featherstone's b. Missionary. 3.
CO'Connor) S-i 81
p j. Dwyers ch. Royal Hlghne-s
-, 80 GJangTnanl 15-t 81
JJnaarentus, q liz tcar 11Sl Sl.---. fTa-aD 5-l 2-
King Barleycorn, T. ia (Shawl SIS 3-5
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16

Efforts are being made to build Il cycle path be-
tween Binghamton and Albany. 1t Is badly needed
as the riding between these points is worse than
bad The proposed path viii pass through Alton.
cambridge, Cnadilla, Welsbridge, Otego and
Oneouta It will be along the line OF the Albany
and SuSquehanna division of the Delaware anu
Hudson Canal Company's railway.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16

There are portions of Eastern Parkway extension
where repairs should be made at once. The thor
oughfare was torn up for the laying of pipes. and
the earth was simply dumped back without regard
10 evpnness. Riders on Eastern Parkway at night
should ride cautiously in the neighborhOod where
repairs are being made.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-16
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES

MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's at Morris Park are
follows:
FIRST RACE-Handlcap. for three-year-olds up
ward; non-winners Of two this year
E..-A. LIZ tlnera