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RACIN . AT MORRIS PARK.
THK HONORS WXLL niSTRIHrTKD.
TiiKKK Of/ THK kayokitks WKKK BIWM BBBHIIi
Starter Pel-nglll had his hands full at Morris
Park yesurd.iy. The llelds w? re large nnd frac
tljus. But he was strikingly su?cessini, and It is
safe to eng that no horse lost s race because of
neglect on th?? pan of the starter. Poetess was far
behind when the flag fell for the first contest, but
?.'?.?? I. id no shaneS even If she had been a dozen
lengths in front of the Held Wh? n the racers Jumped
off. It was faultless turf weather, but as most of
the horses that took part in the fun were little
known to the public no mighty BOSt Journeyed io
the WeetonestCI hills. Still, the spectators were
reaeooable, taeputab?a and respectable in numb, rs
and in character, and they would not have look'-d
out of place at Ascot or Annuii at Sundown or
Longchamps, at Goodwood or Melbourne. On Sat
Ulday every favorite was smashed. Yesterday
three out of six ran first. That is a comfortable
percentage, and layers ?nd takers forgave each
other. The three victorious favorites were Harry
Reed. Renssela, r and Forget. Down in dusty de- (
feat sank Nay Mag (a Buy with such a name ought
to be ?ask :..? low us MeOlnty was and lost for?
ever). Lady Marian and BUgaclty, Tho elevated
railroad servire in Second-ave. ?md the surface-car
service aaWwaui Viuis-av.?. and Morris Park'were
both much better than on Satuiday.
The racetrack is as full of rumors a* Wall Street
is wr.en the hulls and the bears aro most prolific
of gosMp. On Saturday many people said that M.
1", Dwyer did not back either l.lthos or Harring?
ton. The latest revised buUetlna from the scat of
war, ? nr? fu.ly supervised by the official censor, de?
clare thai Mr. Dwyei did back both Lithe? and
Harrington at handsome odda. and that he is now
so flushed with mcceaa thai he thinks of rallying
the Gnu ?an Army for a final stand against Edhem
Pacha in the deuio of Thermopylae. However
that may be. It is certain that Harry Reed bravely
held ; no Mtlouna Pateo aajTAlaet all comer? in the
Hist i.ne, and vanquished every foe, Mra Grundy
?aye that Hairy Reed'a owner r.ad I1..V-I on 11. H.
Expert trainera remarked that H. Keed had not
had a searching, mustard-plaster preparation tor the
rsce, but if ??? hadn't, clat-s ?arried him through
In a canter. Honaparie was aw ond. and llillali.
tho property of that stern, austere, consistent, up?
right Puritan owner, W. C. Daly? who ought to be
a ?., raber of th? Outer of Pounders and Patriot? o?
America, so mtuiy truly noble and notable qualities
doe? he poaaess), wme in third. The running of
? irry Reed .md Honaparte was exactly in a< - ord?
ance with last year's form, and it WSS thtixloro to
t.lain? nded
Common talk this aprlng bas made pop.e think
that P. J. Owyer's Dei lare is a pu.'.rlcd and knott? d
cripple, aplay-footed and apavTned, and aufferlns
from apllnta and atringhali Common talk is all
wrong. Declare won th?? second ran? in dazzling
frrsi.'.on. The favorite, Nay Nay 'Pauline), wua
Bot placed Declara vas at a tempting price.
Sima rod?? Hurry Reed and Declare in excellent
stvle, but b? was not able to win three rae* .- m
?u , -si,.r. Mr. P., : ir. .?-:.:'r- ??ady M-uian was the
favorite for the Gaiety Btaki r-. but she was out?
run bv J. .1. McCaltirty'e Kitefoot. full sister of
the flying Ally Winged Foot, wlniu-r of rich stakes
last vear. ar.d bv L'Alouette, th?? prope-rty of tbe
Thompsons of Rro^kdale. ??riffln rode a Uatleaa
flnisn on L'Alouette. He seemed to be dreaming of
loto? seems In far Cathay when Kitefoot shot up
bv the side of tVAIcuette in the last hundred
yards. Many of I tie spectators paid that his ridinK
of L'Alo ?? tie wa? culpably careless. But Grittln
was a restful Jockey |?ajt year in several races. He
!.- eonM limea aa sleepy aa tn.? sleepiest of the Seven
Sleeper? ol EpheaUB. What device can be discov?
er? d bv dlatracted owners who are willing to pay
generoua j.i K -s for skilful riding and are anxious
to find some mean? by which Hamilton and
Jockeys of his peculiar drowsiness can be startled
Iiom the plumb, rs which at times envelop 'hern
, ? wbl h -' ? mod to shroud Grittln so effectually
When Kitefoot caught L'Alouette?
McCafferty is a wizard. The way In which he
? um race? on two-year-,?.ids at lone: odd.- is ..?
: - ? nous as the airship which has filled Chicago
?A ?!. a.ai in .
.1. E. .M- Donald'? colt R,-ns?elaer was backed with*5
Intent.ifldenc? ? ??r.A with large sum? for the
? . for ???.year-old maidens. Wolhurst. from
Brookdale Farm, gave him a hard light, how
ever. Tnese two were mu.-h superior to tho oihera
In the r:;Ce. ind really ran away from them.
Th?? Brookdale entries were second in the third,
fourth and fifth races. Ut .s to be hoped that they
will be first in every on?? of three successive races
Boon.
Graves A Co s colt Geotge Keene has meritorious
apeed. In tbe fourth race for maiden two-year-olds
he lie.d the whole field ?..:-.!>? a? hla mercy all the
way, and ran the distance, four and one-half fur?
longs on the Eclipse Course, in 0:0%. In the
Gaiety States Kktloot took 6*fo for the same dia?
teli?
I'ilev Grannan was on hand, and It was reported
that he won lavishly on Rensselaer, Forget and
?on.e? other winners.
Forget waa a well-backed favorite in the Ft.
?.??holae Handicap, a mile and a half over hurdles,
; ? : wi? brilliantly successful, having much more
?peed than anv of the others in the contest. Korg??,?
Is owned by ?G. R. ?: T. Hitchcock, and is likely to
win many lumping affairs.
No racing in or near New-York to-day. Turfmea
will meet again at Morris Park to-morrow.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
???? RACE-Pur?* ??/*?; ?peclej. w?ighu Five ana a
half furlongs. Wither? mils.
Betting.
ft ?
M. K. D-rv-s**? br. g. Harry ReerJ. *r>y
Himyar?Violet, ft yra., 12a rb-?Sim?) 1 S?g ou?,
?C. LittleBeM, Jr.'a, b. c. Borapurt?? ?. 110
?. _ ? (Littiafl-ud) a ?t?? e--o
W. C. Daiy'i br. g. BUIaJi, 8, 100.
(O'Onnorl S Ift?.1 ?V-1
Rei Iter. ?. HO.?.(Hamilton) 0 8?1 ??2
Jtranilywlne. 4. 1241._.lOrnmni O ?V?1 %?]
Hai.hi?z^rJ. 3. 108.?.iSIoane? 0 ?V-l 2?1
Hurl, 8. HO.(H?thersali, 0 20? 1 8?I
M, 8. iti?.(M?her. 0 12?1 4?1
Surrogate. 4 111.iCovle) O 20?1 g_i
Kalhr... 4. H* tear. 118).tRe|f*)G ?*>--1 a?i
Time- 1:09.
Won very ?aal'.y by a, Lngth; ,^m, 4;i)ta?,, between
?eeonl and tlilr4.
?ECOND RACB- Pure? ??.'?; ??Hing. Wither? mil*.
P. J. Dwyer*? br. h. EHrrlej??;, by Ptrat
ford?Clara, ? yra., 10t) Ib {c&r. 111)..
C. Flel??hmaan A Bon'a b. c. Blr Vahear, "*
t, ine....(Sloant-) 2 8?1 1?l
l?ramley & O.'a b. e. Rond?. 4 iuh
fear. 10P).'Pherrer) S B_a ?_.
J? ,??G,.??. 4. if?T (car. lofi).(Perklaa)0 8? ? ?H?
Atlantu?. 3. 00.iMntierX? ??,?! %__\
*r?iJi?man. 3 104.(WallCT) 0 12?1 ??i
Mirage. 5, MS.iKeiffiO 12?1 a~\
Nay Nay, S, &8.(Power?) O |_1 ?_?
Xmiu. 3. itti.(Coyle)O i?v-1 4?1
Trayant. 3. i.S ?car. l(K?). .(Bewltt)e 12?1 4?1
Horr.i.lp?. 8, 109.aiamiitoniO 3?1 B S
Tlm*? 1:42??..
Won in a flrlv? by a hasB] a length between ?eeonil
anil third.
Trillin RAr_ GAIKTT FTAKFS, fcr ?wo-year-o:d
filile?, pur?? $2.500; pf-naltlea Four and a half fur
Isaaa, Eciip??? course.
J. J Mor<_r<?rtv? rh. f. Kirrfoot. hy
I?uciiar.,u?? !_?_ Sr. .r?. IIS TB .
(MrOaffer'y, 1 *?- 1 V?
L?. ? A W. P. Thompson?? b. f. I.\\louot?e.
Ili?.lOrimn) 4 ft-1 ?- 2
a. BaJratoat'a ch. t. leaf Marian, ill? ...
(Bla?) I 3?1 ? ?
judo., 119.fP< rklae) 0 Hi? l 4?1
!?.!>? Ashley. 133.i??_-ar>) ? 1G??1 G?1
M?kallah. lit? . (Tarai) ? ? -1 0? I
Cai .lattea, HO.iShcrror) 0 <>?1 3?1
Sarat?KJ. Ill?. OUr.ksi <"? ?5?1 2?1
Jilted lit?.(Sloan?)? l<>?1 4?1
Abundant 11!?.( 1.11 Hi field) ? 5?1 2-1
Pavida 119.(Hamilton) O 1??I 4-1
Belle OS Holmdel. lit?.(Dr,????p? 0 ft?1 2-1
Restover. lli* ..Keim 0 ???l ?l?l
Inipecttoa, 119.(Ke?*nneyer) 0 if? l O l
Time- -O.B&,
I| 1.-1 In IhS bettln?
Won In a drlv? by a head: two U-n/ftha heiwren ?fond
ar.d third.
FC/l'KTH RACE-- Pur??.? *??<??; fi?r maiden two ycar-oH?;
?terral weight?. Four and a half furi?.???. ?? III??
com ?e
?;.?.? A fu.'? b. t. ?.-????? K?tii?, ly
On n*..;*-a ?if?tiie Hlnklay, i"7 lb..... ? .
uvikln??! 1 I -1 7-6
U rt A W P. Thi-.mr>?>n's ih. f
?? . ;v ??? .(Sloan??) 2 S?5 7 l?i
A H. '_ D K, Murrl?'? ch. <r. Mirthful.
?.,7 .(LlMlef.i-l.il 3 5?1 2--1
Hidlan i?i lee ???).(Bherrer)O 10?1 J ?
<" n. Ou lek I"!. il.anil.iO 4 ? 1 7??5
Firn Fru?' H.7.(Hewitt)? ??1 .'I -1
?.104 ..: 109). i!?..KS>m ? I'??1 4?1
Jit.1. mu, in..(O"_eary)0 ?_?? 4?1
Km 104 . .(OarrtaaniO 15?? ???
Heniliman, 107 . (Bank?) ? IS?1 ft?1
Strali.mar iu7 . .<M .?ieri O l'i - 1 3?1
Halrpla, 1<?7 ? ar. 110).uiliiui o 7?1 5?2
Junior, ???.(Waller)? li!. -1 I 1
Time??.M'?
Wen In a drive by a lwiirih. two ?en.-n..- between see
?al ???! third.
fifth RACI ram laati ?? ' ><????.?'??? thtes year ????:
??kMi. Seven furlor_l of Wither?, mil?*.
j. j: UcDonaHTa ?a_ r iten?b.-;a.-r, by
Hayder. Edward??-Th? Relie. Ill TT> ..
in ?go* it) ? o?s 2 a
!.. P.. A W. V Tt.oinieun?? b. ?. Wolhttrsl
(Powell)! ??? ?. 1
J. Ruppert, Ji.'i. b. c. Concord, 111
_ _, (Sherrer) 8 4-1 ?*-*
Oreara. 10?.Hsn-iin n .1-1 ?> ?'?
eoe. io?.<IUwitt)0 a-1 ?.? ?
Tlii...ur. 10*..?Llttl?-t!-|.?, 0 IS 1 ? I
1?..i.k Baa, I?1?.(Van Kur.m ?? 1? 1 ft -I
Imperitor, ni. iSlm?)0 ??-1 ? ?
Mr Freden k, 111 'ru:. 11::,.i|( ,??, ,, |g j ft._.j
SpinniBf Wheel, We.(Terkin?>0 go i ?; ?
Wi-lure. Ill. ?._?,. .(Coyto) 0 2<? 1 0 1
Time 1:29
Won in a drive by a leaejth; ?la length? u ? v,en ?*?,,,nd
ar.d third
r-i.\,l BACI BT gtCtoOLAM HANDICAP HI'R !>'.._
RA?'K, pon? ?).(?? One nnd bm half mllei.
F. i; 4. T. 11.r h -, ?, to?.'? ..... m, ? raat.
by Ball ? Pi revst, 4 vis let ?i
_ lah) 1 4--? out
?r <?/,hint.:.???? b,-. h, Kilkenny, teed
JM? . (V?e ii2 8-1 c~a
M Kearney? b. h. Brown Red ?.*? ?,
.?*' .L'aura) ? ? ? ???
?:? ? ? '? ? 130 . ????? ki <> ??- ? :i ?
_?. I. l-i .(Callar?an) 0 s-i a_i
B_e_ro, ?. uo . '.M.?;.iii?i ii | ? 5
Tim. - | M
Won eatny t,y two Irnutr,?, ?.? leagtha beiween ?? ond
*JA third
THI8 18 KKXTLTKV DMiBt DAY.
t*o?il?vll>. M*y ll.? Th? twenty-third Kentucky
?*-??.y will te run at Churchill Downs to-morror*
House Furnishing,
Hardware & Cutlery.
Kllelicn nuil l.aiiiKlrv G ?? r n Inlilna
OOOKDfG UTENSILS.
('bina, l'nii'kcrj, enti ?.In??.
AVnior 4 ????????? mid I-liter?.
< nniphor \V??o?l nini C???ti.r < lie?t?.
HiiUini????k?. ? n m |i < linir? nini
i.iirilen Tool?.
l.il?l\ Itef rlu?-rutor?.
CHARLES JONES,
???? ?????????,???, car 2l?t St
im>2 ?ili a?.??., ear. Mat Bt,
on ;? heavy track. Frequent and heavy ?howern
fell to-day, and with the most favoruble weather
conditions to-morrow, the traek mn hardly dry
enough to make the g .ing good. The guanint-ed
value of the slake is |r..(*00. Up to this morning
Ornament WM an overwtielmlng favorite in the
future book? at odds on. but to-nltrht the ?lock of
Boma of ih?? erstwhile Inn? ?hot? ha? done ?orne
lively jumping The tirsi pool bold at the Turf
Exchange ta night was as fallows: Ornament, Il.Vi,
lh- Cattett M; Tv,?boon. UN: Dr. Shepard. *?0;
Ooshen. 160; Ben En.wu. H?.
FINE HORSES INTER THE HAMMER.
Thero wne a ?argo attendance yesterday at the
firm day'? sale of fine harnefs home? at the
American Horse Exchange thla w?x?k. The hornea
?old at public auction yesterday were the property
of M. 11. Tlchenor & CO., of Chicago, and varlou?
other owner?. The saler, aro under the manage?
ment o? W. D. Orand. Some of the prices realized
for horses owned by Tlchonor & Co. and the nsnui
Of the |mi*Pha****r* were urn follows:
Elfe aad l*rum. Mue and gr. gc., ? an* 7 year?,
1S.SVI tinnii?. Fit* ?Ired by Turn KlrUwe-wt. i!:'.*1*.
dam Ball Hamilton, by HamMabawki Urum ?irerl
la a ?on of Caoverooc r?piague, iiura badger otri;
?, ? Be::. New-York.$?\100
Harleijuln, t?. s . ? year?, l&rS'*, hand?, sired hy
King Ot the Went, dam a Paahaw mar?; J. w.
Olbscn. New-York . 1.426
l>>e Urown. br. g., 7 year?. If. hand?; H. N. Spell.
New-York . ?05
H-t-tv Wjilnlr and Genoral Bourn, br gs.. ? jcar?,
l',3 harrjr,. O. .?. W-lrerg. ???
Mantal'.nnl and liuntO.v. ar. g?., 6 yearn, lft 2\
hand.?: 1> F. Whlttin. 6?0
Drum Mator and Corporal b. gs., 5 ar.d ? year?,
16.1 Bands: V Hall, a?-.nt. 1..VO
Mark (,nd Time. ? *,?., f> yanta, 1?'. hund*, ?. barter. SSO
Vi.-eioy and Kanhion. b (..? . ? and 7 year?, 16 hand?;
c. B. Ki.?r. Beeten. ?325
0?laSa ani ?-.?<? .t r. m. and ?.. ? and 7 year?. IS.2
lull)?, (??corsa w. Kubbeil. 6.V1
Benvolle ?nd l?BO, C. ?rf- . ?*? ar.d i! v?ar?, IS.3 hand?;
K. 1. WUaoi.. 6S0
On??? Prlur nnd Klondle, pr and t c?.. I and t?
?ears. IS.2 hiindr- II W BIMey, li,? hc KW. 77S
Dandy Mark? ?nd Beau Hlrkman, e. ?.??>-. ? and G
?reara ??.3 hands; H. ?V, Bitter. ... ?.ioo
Saluta and Mit?, h. fa. .'? and (? vear?, l?.S'?? hand?,
J W. Whi-.ii-r. Nr-n-Y..rk . *?rv>
rife nae a record el ..?'?. obtained la the thiiH
h.at of ? winning race. Drum bas ? record of
2:42 to a road wagon. Tho sale thin nfternoo/.i will
be held at 2 o'clock, and the one to-morrow at the
?ame hour.
INTERCOLLEOIA TE COLF.
THE TOURNAMENT TO BBOIN TO-DAY AT
THE ARDSLEY CASINO.
The tournament for' tho Intercollegiate golf
championship, which will hc-gln to-day nt the
Ardsley Ta-ino, on the Hudson, and will last until
Friday night, is by far the mast importnnt of the
week's golfing contest?. As ? he first affair of the
kind ever held ber?, it will arouse great Interest
The Intercollegiate Golf Association Is composed
of the golf clubs of Yale, Princeton, Harvard,
Columbia and the University of P??nnsy Iva ris?
ita officers nie: I'resident, Roderick Terry, Jr.,
Yale; t??-cretary-tr?-asur?-r, Jos? ih ?. Chente, jr..
Harvard, imd Executive Committee, the abov??
Officer? and l-ouis I*. Hayard, Jr., Princeton; Stuy
veeant Iforrla. Columbia: J. D. Wlnaoa, Jr.. Penn?
aylvaitla It Is expected that teams from all of
the five colleges will take part In the tournament,
although some doubt was expressed yesterday as
TEAM PRIZE FOR THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
COLE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Vlvtn? after two days of thla will be th.? victor
An exceedingly handaome perpetuai en?ltense
trophy has been given for this bv tho Ard.-l.-y
Casino, it was made by Tbeodore B. Starr, and
1- In th?? form of a <,ri<iiu urn, nineteen Incbea
t?o whether Pennsylvania would be representej,
fcecauee fhe had not yet ?ent. In the names for the
make-tip of her team, as each colleu? haa b?.*?-n
requested to do.
All the men who are to play have giver, proof
of their skill la various match??.*. Yal? has per?
haps a slight advantage, from the fact that two
? ?? hot playera Roderick Terry. Jr.. and John
Held, Jr, art familiar with tbe Ardaley cour*.?.
Terry is the present holder of th?; Ardsley Club
championship, and p.eid lowered the record fur
tne cours? lari week from *??< to H The Harvard
men are also esperta, one of their ?number, Joseph
H. j'hoate, jr., bavins recently defeated Qulncy
A. Bhaw, the crack ?oltur of tbe Country Club of
Brookllne. Of ih? Princeton player? L P. Hay
aril and VY. J Yandcrpoel are p?-rhap* the fore?
most, but the whole team did good work last Bat?
urtiay |n their matcb at Morrlatown. ?lx men
will compose each i?am.
I'h? gam?, to-day will Ire a medal-play unitesi of
eighteen bolea fur an individual cup, to bo to the
man making tb? best actual score. Tin? pria? la
a silver loviiiK-cup. (.iKnt mr-hes htiih. which will
become the absolute prop-riy ,,f ti?, winner. On
rhuiMlayai.il Friday ih.-ro will 1... matoh-plriv
contest? butw.en the teams, and tho collese aur
][?^^_~???_*?? dayK. of ,hl? Will Ij?* th? '.ut.?
t
Casi
1
blab. The bOd/ ?S decorated w??h golf clubs a'?.?!
with festoonsi of thistles and field Rower? and tin?
i-i.v.-r is surmount???]I by a ?-olf ball. The' tin.ah of
the cup Is of the d?licat?. French Krav oxidUinK It
representa ss the inscription testine? th* Inter?
collegiate Team Championship. Each' member of
the victorious team will receive a miniature re?
production of the cup. turre Incbea high in silver
M'.-mbers of the Meadowbrook Hunt Club will
alto be busy on the fcolf links this week, for a
thr?o-days' tournament bot'lns there m-rnorn-.w
The first two days' play will be for tho Meadow
brook and Consolation cups, an?' on Saturday
there will ba the Hempeteiid Handicap.
The Knollwood Country Club, of Eimr-ford. hita
announced the pro-rramm? of Its regular sprinir
tournament, which will bo held from May 1ft to
22, Inclusive
RERE E LEY A. A. DISSOLVES.
Appllfiitb'H *?'<*?? made t?? the Supreme Court yes?
terday for th?? voluntary dissolution of the Pcrkeley
Athleti? ASSOdSttOn, at Nos IH to H West I'orty
fOurth-Sl . by the directors, Charles J Canda,
j James c^int Wilson Thorns? ? Bturges, John An
i ill .?,.?... I?'. LerOl I-iiii-n. ? . Heiiiy B. Hal n.-s. Wlll
I iam M. Marlin .nel .1 Clark lu ad. und tbe orci.r
to show cattss baa been aet down for August 20.
Th?? business Ol Hi? Bes?-eletlon Is said to have be-n
conducted nt a |OM for the last IWO y.ars The
only incorni? ?s detiv.d from tbe rents!? of room?
am! the theatre, nd :i In tn- opinion <?G the dm?. -
tors thai tbl.- will not be Increased, while the ???
? pepdlturea cannot be materiali? kiaeened The total
11.1 l'ities an? ?6.9S3, which Include? a mortgage, lu
1 tortavi ???! the -renerai debt- The asset? ro-ialat of
m. real -..?,,,t.- furnishings ??G tb?? building, oaah
>_. aou a small sum due for r?mt. Tb. corporation
1 i ., limited-liability one. incorporated five yean
! ago, with a capital atoch "f O?0.000. There ??re xn
! stockhol.i.-r??. among them beine Chauncej M De
I pew ten .?liai?- Joseph H Choato. forty; Howard
Gould, ?Miss Helen M Oould, tie Countees Castel
lane and the Jay ?"?ould eslatc. five shares each
YALE IBTITED To ROW IX GEEMASY.
New-Havm, Cotta., May 11.?The Yale Navy has
rcccicr.j an Invitation for Yale to enter crews nt
tl , ... al ,,? iati ur r. gatta in Hamhurjf, Germany,
on Juli 17 and IS Yale will not ?Tbaisly think Of
^Present Indication? are thai tbe rale erewa will
tn.Ui at New-London for their rece? on th? Hudson
near Potighkeepele. The academic fa.uliv will
; allow th?? crew? to ko, provided the m?nagement
agree 10 a number of conditi?..is Members of th?.
??Mentlflc faculty, alHo. are said to favor granting
; the request.
REDUCED PARES TO ????.??.??.??1? HY
THE ????? BLUE ?.G??
Por ihe un..-???? ?( in, V, .1: blngtof? Mi.i.umei.t
tl,.? Central lUllrosd of New-.)? r.-\ will -?-?? ticket?
from ail stution? 10 Philadelphia and return ut one
fat?, for the round trip Ticket? R<**d to ko May
It and ]?, and to return until May 17 rar? frorrj
New-York. KM U,r round trip. aUatlon ?oot^o? 1
Liberty street, N'. h. ? ? ?
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
Many cyclists now mak* the trip to Manhattan
Peach tra.k every day to watch tho rar-??? men
In training for the .omini,' season, which will open
with the unnuiil spring meet of the Quill Club
Wli.-elnx-n at that pia?.? a week from Saturila?/.
Mom of the fast amateur? and professionals In this
dlsirlrl an? hard at work st the track for a couple
of hours every morning and afternoon. The fast
riders from the Riverside, South Brooklyn. Kings
County und Logan wheelmen, and som*? from the
New-.Iersey clubs, ar?? making excellent tlm?? for
this sensori Of the y?ar. The entries for the open
la| in.???! are . oming In fas? and. with clear
weather, tbe ractna ?????? win be?,'.? in good style.
Th.? prospect of a (Pectina between th?? rivai
claimants for the .?hamplonnhlp. Bald and ( ooper,
hat aiOUM-d the llv.-ll-?at Int. rest, and If these two
men can he brought losether an exciting Stranie
I- Mir- to r.sult. ami S gr**al throng will turn nut to
Witness th?? battle of the cycling kings.
' Pennsylvania Is showing herself to be entitled to
any ordinary concessions she may ask from L. A.
\V. headquarters. The division la making glgantlo
strides to the front In L. A. Vf. membership, it
makes the phenomenal record for the week Just
past of 71!? new members, bringing the total for
the state up to 1-U8. ???t-??? comea next with
ta new members and s total of 2ft. ..41; .Masaae.h.i
Mtta it third, with III ti.-w members and a total
of 9.W7, New-Jersey has 101 and ft total or *.???.
Brooklyn has a cyclists' firemen's association, like
New-York. A meeting will be held on Friday
morning, at which the. plans for the season will be
decided upon, and all cyclists connected with the
Kir? Department In Brooklyn are requested to be
press?t The rlub uniform Is patterned after that
worn bv the members of fraMlsa'S Band. The om
eers are: President. Wcsii.-.v spranue; vi.-.-pref-i
d-nt v. Benson; secretary, .lohn Shaw: treasurer.
William Gre.mmler; recording secretary, Frank
Keating: sergeant-ru-arms. Albert Lyons; captain,
Alexander Norton; lieutenant, John Manning.
The Passenger Committee of the Trunk Line A?
soclatlon, at a meeting yesterday, decided to accept
bicycles a? persona) bSBSSgS ?"'ween Slate?, bur
no; between the United Sutes and Canada. Be?
tween tho Dominion and the Btatea the transporta?
tion of the wheels will have to be paid for.
The committees of the Associated Cycling Clubs of
New-York, New-Jersey and I>in< Island will hold a
BMI nris' at th'? offl, . of P. Anthony Brock this after?
noon to complete the arrangements for the coming
Inrtncton-Mlllbum io.nl race Theconteel win take
place nn May U. and from present indications prom
!-? ? rn ??, llpea .1.1 r., orde.
There will be more night race? at the Olymplo
track this summer The first meet will ho held there
under the management of J. Vf. Judgo on May 27.
The Rev. J. W. Vawcatt, of Bt James's Church,
I'pper Montclair, has provided a place for the ?tor
die of bicycles, ?.o that cyclists can attend service
on their wlu-.-ls.
Cyclists desiring to join the Lea_M of American
Wheelmen may obiain full printed information and
membership blanks hy sending names and ad?
dresses to the Cycling Editor, Tribune,
A mDW ?G,?????.?? PROBAHLE.
Chicago, May 11. -There Is a prospect of a new
SSreemeOl between the League Of American Wheel?
men and the Amateur Athletic I'nlon. Howard E.
Raymond, of the Wheelmen's Leagu?;. was presen;
by ?nvliatlon at a BIBBIIng of tho A. A. I'. Board
of Oovaraors last night Pr?sidant Harry McMillan,
of tn.? A. A. L-.; ft ft Hughes, of th.? K. A. C.. of
New-York, representing the Metropolitan Associa?
tion; Messrs. Klshburn and Plerson. of the Central
Association, un?l Dr. (?ullcb, of the Young Men's
Christian Association Athletic I?eague were Ihe
prominent ?. ?. G. men pr?sent .1. ? Maybury,
of Wisconsin, was elected ? delegate, representing
the Western Intercollegiate Association, and gave
notlc? of acceptance. It was decided to have a
committee meet with Mr Raymond to draft a BOW
agreement with the LeaglMOf American Wheelmen
to take the placo of the one annulled six month?
figo by tho A. A. U. The desire 1? to have the
National cycling organization co-operate with the
?. ?- ?. without friction. The new afereem.-nt
when Anally prepared fr.r the elgnaturee of Presi?
dent Potter and other L. A. W. officers and the
A. A. U. men will be hailed with delight by those
who favor amateur athletic exercises.
BAD DAY FOR BROOKLYN.
orNajT care max p?t to Mocrysv. ant? that was
IX TH_ KINTH INNINO.
Cleveland. May 11.? cuppy puzzled the Rria*
grooms worse to-day than Daub pussled the Indi?
ans yeeUrday. The visitors tgot on? hit In the first,
one In the eighth and one In th? ninth. They did
not get a man to second bass nntll the ninth, whan
Jones stole, second and stayed there while three
batters went out. The features of the game were
the hatting of Burkett and Wallace, and the base
running of Sockalexls. Attendance, l,2iJ0. Score:
CI_.VKI.ANn. I BROOKLYN.
?b r lb po a ?I afe r lb po a ?
Burkett, If... 4 I 2 I ?) ?? Grtftln. Of-4 0 0 2 0 0
M. Kmn. s. :: 2 2 14 1 Jon??, rf.4 0 2 8 1 0
isk.lexla, rf.J 2 2 2 0 O Andereon, If..4 0 0 2 0 0
O'Connor, lb.4 I 1 M <> Shlndle. 8b_8 0 0 3 10
Wallace, ?b. .4 O s 2 ? 0 l_?*hanca. lt>4 0 0 8 0 0
Make, cf_4 0 0 10 0 'anavon. 2b. .3 ?) ?? 2 3 '?
TeU-ttU. 2b. .4 0 2 3 8 ?? Siultl.. m.3 0 0 10?'
Zlmm?r. ?. ..4 0 14 1 0 l'rlm. c.8 0 0 2 10
Cmepf? ?-* 0 0 0 2 I i'ayn?, p..2 Olili
Totals .. .84 7 13 27 13 11 Totals _80 0 3 24 7 1
CU*otom4 .0 0 S 0 3 0 3 0 a?7
?rooklyn .0 ? 0 0 0 0 0 0 O??
1'f.r-ned. runs?Cleveland. ?L WOJOt bal* en error??
Brooklyn, I. Ijftt on baje??dWeland, ?. Br ?oklyn. ?Y
r'iro: mee OR baile?Off ."uppy, 2, off Pajno, 1. .Stru.k
out--By i'lyri?, 1. TwU Base hila?Burkett, 2: Wallace.
2. ?^icrlflce hit?Sockalejrls. Ptr.len n?ses? rrOclcalexla, B?
O'ttV-nnor. Jone?. Dentile play?? Jone?, I_?*hunre Hit
by pitcher?Ily I'ayn??, I, I'mplr???O'Dsy. Time 1 :??.
THE RECORDS.
Club? W. b Tc. f'lub?. W. L? V
Haltlm?r,, ....12 3 JOB,***?*- V..rk ... ? ?J
I':t??bjrg _ I? 4 ?>!?2 ?..? ,n . ? S I
l?Uisvli:e _O 4 .et*2 !?ru.,?Jyn . 5 10 ?
l'h'liide'.phla .. V) ? <??? \Vrt?nini/ten ... 4 ? .3
Cincinnati_?? 0 .???? .??t. L..ui?. 4 lo .2?o
Cleveland _??> " AM CbleagD . 4 12 2t*>
????:, 5; VIRGINIA, 4.
New-Haven, Conn., May 11.-The Yale-University
Of Virginia game at Val?? Kleid thlr? afiernoon was.
won by Yale by a score of b to 1 Tlie brae? by the
visitors In the el?;h;h inning cr*at?-d a tcare, ani
had triey received justice from ihe umpire tbey
would have tied th?? sr..r.? la tne. ninth Collier, for
Virginia, stru-k. Otti ten Vale m.-n. tVore:
r h. rc
ya:? .o o 2 ? 2 ? ? ? ??? o a
t j.iveri-tty of Virginia.? 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-4 3 8
Batterle? Becker, Ham,In arni G ?,l*ln; i'.?:ilc?r and
.'... ftran.
-e
BOSTON, 2; ??????G?, 0.
Pittsburg, May U.?Th.? home team Buffered their
first shut out of the season to-uay. Tn? visirors
m ad o their two runs on a baso un ball??., followed
by two two-baggers. Loarla maiiag.-d to ke,;p tbe
hu? scattered, ami bla support w?_? errorless. At?
tendance, ?,+iw. Score:
r a re
Ptttabuig .o ? o 0 0 o o 0 O? 0 7 2
Boston .o o 2 0 ?? ?? <? ? ..?2 4 ?
Batterle? Mawley and .Merrill. l*-wis an-i Berrf.-n.
-+
CINCINNATI. C, CHJ?-A?;<), ?.
Chicago, May 11?Both teams played loos? ly (..
day. ami th?? game was one-Bided and ualaterestlag
until the close. The um?m4 inil-l'i went to pieces in
the last inning, giving th? Colt? a ?pleodld Oppor*
lunity to wir. ..m, imi after two runs iia.i been
scored Dwyar ami hia bai aera iteadled down un.i
i.-iiied tn?. nid??, Laving two of the ??.,?? men on
bases Dableo made th. Bra) num. rua of in?- .-? i
BOa. Atl*-il<lalice, 1 ._??!.. .Scut.?:
I'.. H. K.
.-hlcag.1 0 ?' ?' 1 ? ?' I 2-5 h :i
Cincinnati .? 0 2 ?> 1 I 0 O 1?? U .?
G...???-p??? Deaaar aad Ktttrtdgej Dwyei nn.i Paita
?
BALTiMOKtI. ?>; WASH I NilT? ?N, 3
Washington. May U.?The playing of th?? Wash
lng.nn t. ?mi to-day was weak, and ?a h i I.? th.:
Ortolee did not play eaeeptlonally arali they out
clBBsed the Senators In the seooad inning Doyle
became Involved in a dlscusalon With empire
tiurat, which culminated In tbe .-xciiiBion from the
?nate ami grounda ol the Baltimore tirsi baseman.
He w??8 Buooeoded i?y "T?m" O'Brien. Attendane.,,
l'.?OO. Score;
?, ?. ?
Uaal.inict.in . 20000 1 00 0?3 ?1 7
Ramni-??' . a 1 <? ?? ? ?? 0 2 0-(J ? ;l
Battali?? Mere?? ?. .-?.? farteli; Gerttett Bad t^arst.
- ? ?? ?
NO GAMI?: IN LOUJIVILLet
I...ulHVl.le. May 11. -The ?nulsvIile-New-York
gaSBS SCheduIed for to-day was prevented by wet
?jrounda
BROWN, 11: DARTMOl TH. ?
Hanover, N. H., May U. Draars defeated i?art
mouth her.? ir.U afternoon, 11 to ?>. Dartmouth won
foui rua? through 8umnier?glll's pitching In the
Ural ihr??.? inning?. Then brown iieKan to hit
Patey Bad Tabor went In, bul the Brown b..ye had
their eye ?<n lh* ball and hit Tabor freely. Score:
? R. a. _.
,, ?. ? -2 " 1 ? 2 X?11 13 4
??""'" ,h.1 0 3 0 I) 0 0 0 3-- ? 9 3
Oortmoetm .?"? , ?G _ _ ?
1;i,, ,,,.? ?B?J1HI?altl f""? met J- Dunn?; Tabor,
?>?!.'?> and Putnam -oye?
,,???? i?AMKS YKSTKRDAY.
ai ^..rlin?Iield-Syracue*;, ?>, Springfield. 4
A K?Xt.g-l.*n\a*l*r. 10; heading, a
ju BVra]iton--S.ran.on ?: Toronto 1
At Norfolk-Patereon, t; Norfolh. *, -
GOOD LOOKS
?????,??? PLASTIC Kt'HOb'M. OPERATIONS THAT
make people 10 to 2ft year? ?.?Mincer looking; nl??? nper;i?
tlen? for the ??Gt^,-tlon of ?. t lo< or III-?Imped ear?,
???? ?n* nil l*aelal Deformiti??.
Tim NF.<"Ki>r:Pf> face chart.
OPERATIONS:
I remov?* wrinkle?.
'J return ra "0fOW*? feet."
.1 ?"t.. 'he ?an ??|.-.??G to th? BSSd.
4 operation for the cure of catarrh.
? rattOCM 'he bB?Kln--s f the i?hln.
p rrviiii??? nn?trii partition,
7 r-mi-.v?? the hump on the now,
5 remove? "?lark" from (???G??? eyelM?.
rah-ht
rrooki ?
,11
No. IO produce? a ?lltnple In lh*
John H. Woodbury Dermatologica. Institute,
New Y.-i-k, 127 W. 42? St: I'hlla , IJM Walnut St.,
?>?? >n, 11 Winter St.; CllcagO, H?3 State St,
A lflre?? I.Mier? to |gl Wef ol :?>., M T.
Flint's fine furniture.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
Dainty Sewing Tablet, 14.00.
At Wllkesbarr?*-Buffalo S; \V i Ik??.sferre. 7.
At Richmond ? Richmond. 8; Newark. ?!.
At Phlladolphla?Athletic? 13: llartinrd. 2
At Mbldletown, Conn.?Wesleyan, 14; Manhat?
tan. 11
At Providence Roebeater, 7, Provlilenee. 5.
WISCONSIN WANTS A GUARANTEE.
DOVaYFtVh WOW WIIKTHER HER ??? WILL COME
BAST TO jmYtl AOAINST COLUMBIA.
Joseph Lea Faring, manager of the Columbia
crew, received a letter yealonlay from o. T. Walts,
representing the athletic union of the University
of Wisconsin, announcing that the financial .liiit
eultt.ee of tb? organisation were so pressing that
it was ??Uli an open Question as to whether or not |
the organisation could r.iiso the nooaaaary fund?
for an Kastern trip.
"There is undoubtedly a chance to make expenses ;
hy observation trains, etc.. if the matter Is !
push, d," the letter pioceeded, "hut we would be
unable, to say anything definite unless we were
absolutely certain that we could Ret at least 1*00
guai mt.1. If you could Klve us assurance of
BOmetblng rleflnlt*1 I am ?uro tn arouiel be ???">'
glad to consider It. I will hop? to hoar from you
by Mondo ? ???.?-."
Th<? receipt o; this letter lia?, cauaed much com*
ment among ih,, Columbia studente, who were ar?
aured ?.?mie time ago thai Wla ?onaina financial iiifti
cultles bad tiO?*n smoothed over. It has b.?. ? [>o|i
ularly supposed thai Wlaconaln would surely row
Tal?, ani would then row Columbia at Williams?
bridge about June I Columbia bad promised to
quarter the Wisconsin men at the Oould boathouse
and to obtain the best term* from the Weal Shore
Railroad, which was to run an observation train
and thus make WlaCOSain'a additional expense
practically nothing Whether Columbia win con*
sent tO give A definito guarantee 1m extremely
doubtful, and a prominent member of the crew, who
yptcea ihe sentiment of th.? undergraduate?, ?aid
peeterday afternoon that Columbia would probably
not yield to this latest demand.
CLOSING PRICES SAX FRANC I SCO STOCKS.
San Fraru-lsco. Mav 11 1X?I7.
Yaaterd.y.TV. Bay Yesterday To-day.
.vita . OS ??! Ha?? i Norerosa ? .??O
?\lpha Con . .07 Julia .04 ?04
An.*.*? .22 .24 Justice . ? OB
B-i.her .so .12 Kantucky Con... ? M
liest & Belcher. S!? .?- Mexican .R!) .4*?
Bullion .f>4 .04 Occidental Cfjn.. .00 .10
li'i^rr Con_ --- .1*7 Ophir. fW M
Caledonia.12 .12 Ov.-rman .04 .00
Challenge On.. ?4 ..14 Potos? -.42 .43
Chollar.?U .04 Savage .lft .1"?
Confidence .1.18 1.18 Sierra Nevada... .44 .47
Con <"*?! * VS..1.8S 2 1.*. Silver Hill .02 ?
On Imperial.01 .01, fnlon ?'oa.8l> .40
Crown Toint ... .81 .82 1'u.h ron .? .'?
Oould & riirry. .27 .'?S Yellow Javk-t... .2*) .29
THE ????? IN CHICAGO.
Ohleaao, May 11 (Special). U'herit bulls recovered from
th?rlr disappointment over the Oovernment report within
an hour after the opfnlnsr. BlWOSIBgel by crop-duma?;*
claim? from California and by export clearance? from the
??aboard, they rallied pr'?-?'? almost 2 ont? from the
bottom, ant ?loeed Uv?m ??/??\ cent over lait nigh'..
July open.-?? at Ittjtttk ?nil, ?old between 71V.i71\
centa and 7fi??s cent? uni elo?ed at the top. May at .ne
time win l1*) crnt. ?--r July. It closed at a premium
of 1 ?jcj, cent? over. Um dama?*? claim? from California
came from the beet BBOPl? on the , oast, McNear, Bulfour,
Oulhrle A Crt , an?? from other? of th.it ein??. Trey
all took th? view that the damage nine? May 1 from
drouth had r*du ed the promise ?o that 70 would he
n?arer the present position than the 07 given In the
Oovernment report rj representing th? situation en May
1 ?me m.'.saKe fr..m San Kran??.-. . ?aid that rain BOW
would ?? n?? |OOd i.. the Crop S? a wh le. a? It would
do an n.u. a **????? In .ne section a? It would good In
aaother Tbera ?ra? a ?harp dtp about aoon on a dis?
patch Wblch ?aid thai rain was predicted for Calif una
lO-Dlfht Th? mark??' was closed at the tiptop. b? au-e
Kew-Tork reported it" export bucine?? as hi?h s* i"?1
l-.alK. Tho* ? r- fair i-eah..?:! Mr-iiir; ???.. ioT .
bu l?ele. The dc-cn-a?* In the World*I visible. ?.B84.00U
burh'de, was Jus' about a? expected. Northwestern r?
?lpt1 \??!-- 4i?*? can again?) 818 car? last year. The
adoption of me amendmenl of the rule on deliver!?? mak
Ias ..ni>- No. ? ?.?p !:??. r. and N-. 3 red wheat deliverable
? ai contrae! a??? afte? 0 tobe? ? had th?? ?Seel of ad
rancln? December fa.?rcr than ihe n-.,rhy future? All
the futures from Oc'ober forward wtll n.w begin to
? haw a?ray fr.-m Um September bees us? tb? Mo, 2 ?piing
can he delivered ..n tin? Inner futur??, but on n? ne of the
future? after 1 hit. The pit trade WSS f.ilrlv active
Foreign??!? did ??me buying, ?? did th" seabearS nnd St.
Loul? There waa some realizir.a by l? ?e?. Certala of
the local prof,???; ?kJ i"ad*r?. notably I'hllllps und ?: I
I ,r, ? .-r- Milan There is still exlu'.n,? a large ?hor*
Int.?!-..?! in Mi? ?OSM think a? Mil, h as ?.tTOO.OOO iHUhell
II bei Dg? IO tii- ??!?? it : ? ??. pia
Con wa? ?tr?ne ?Mining M eeat, and cloeed al th*
lop. There iva? a ?udden Splitt In th?? ?hipping husliie-s.
with charter? for .170 ???> bushel?, and even larger ->?!??
than that Shori? ?rere ????'? disturbed by th? continued
?mall arrivals IBS .ars today, wlih 180 ? ?tlmsted for
Wednesday Cabl ? ?rer? ,i lower Beaboard clearance?
?v.-re 7?J? ?<?? bushel? Jill-? opened ?I 24-'?, cents, ?old
ti.-m-.-i n 2?*, .flits and 2?.!iti"-?,i cents and close.l at
the top I'aah M ,plc ?till ? l..im that the ?mall arrival?
ar* chiefly due to ihe fact that farmers are too busy in
?hip
The esportea?)? in odt? atoe eery like that in com. a
s. aie anona the short?, a ?-.??d ?nipping demand, light
n?celpta May Kiined \ cent, July % ...-nt. September
t-t cent. July .--id from 17-*,.j 1 **?. centa and ctoaad al
the tr,[.. Th?? Inapertl ? ?ra? '?to rar?. ulMi IBS -ti
nia'erl for ?Ve !???>?! i?' Charter? w-re 11oi.nI bushels,
?Mb u I 1 l?ai ?a ??* 114.000 bushel?.
Pi ? ;,|ons were slow, opening -asy on lars? boa f?
<ei|,t? W?>?t, but 11? finir about ??ber? they did on ????
day. Th-re w-re ?vi.nno ho?;s at tbe ?even pointa, asain?t
10.000 IBS! Y"?r Kiiisi? ?tty alone had 80,800 Here
Iber? <?!?? 18.000, with .?).oi?i ?stlraated for to-morrow,
The trad.? ?:i? flow Swlfr ?elllnir ?ome rib?, and - ?..-r
packer? ?ellln? moderately of different ?on? of product
Exports f : the w-k liilli the AtUnlic roast ?? ? t
Up f.urlv w??;:. eoaaiderably larger for ribs and lard than
laat ???ar.
On the .urh "pet?" OS July wheat dosed at 72U cent?;
". alls.'' 7.*?'? cents. "I'uis" on July r.rn at %*% cents;
"rail?. ? 2.'??"?. cents.
BOtTHEIUt COTTON markets.
OjIvi-itoli, Mav II -Cotton ?Lady; mid.ir.n^. VA*', low
middling. 7',1 -. (OOd ordinary, ?'.c, lecelpis, 578 b.,le?,
sale?. 1,384; ?pinner?, to. ?lock, ij 4i>4
Norfolk. May 1! ?Coir.m s'.rady, mlddlinif. 7-,c. low
nuddlltiv 71,-. food ordinary. 1, S-lOc; receipt?, S8T bales;
?sport? cosstwlse, l'-'vi tolta BS; (took, 13.4S1.
?.risani Mav 11 ?C iton quiet; mMdllaa 7!? 10c;
low asMdllns "'*?' pood ordinary B%e; ne? receipt?, 4,4m
I. iii-s. ?r...-s. 4..K.11. esporta lo Prance, ? 7????: to th? C n
lineili 4.4ISI coaatwla?, 2.110; mIm, 1 7.'e>; ?to.-k. I1T.SUB
S,i ra rinati. Vu II i-.n-.n Uull ml n-.minul. meiaim*.
77 lee; ? -.?? mlddllns. 7 1 iec; re? *lpt? 1.38S baie?, ex
r. .1 tr? . n:i?twl?e, 117. ?ales, 14. ??,? K. ?l.88S.
Jnsimriion.
For Young Ladles--City.
BOARDING und ?..?y I3..1IUOI I?* O?r,?. ??IT Slit-ave.
HEV. DR and Mr? CHAS H QARDNEIt. Principal?.
Il.sld? ? I ini.-n ??'!,?t wauled next year.
IV EW ?OHK, Ba 32 ?nd 34 Kh?i f.7th S(r??t? Th*
1^1 I'r-M.? ,v TbOBSpaoO school for liuardlng and Day
pupil? will ???-p Ociober 4lh.
?*__ VELTlN t?ciioo;? poh aiKLM
1 FIRKPRiiOP SCHOOL RCII.DINO.
??? AND lt_ WE ?IT 74TH ST.
OOLLEOK PREPARATION.
rpHE misses BUT s BCTAOOL kor QfJUJ
RIVER??! DK DRIVE. MTB AND ??1?? STREBIS.
REOPENS OCTOBER ?TH.
PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS
????.-. il ?tinnii?.? paid te Colle? PrepantlM.
We.lne?<l?.v l-.M iir???- In ??.inn.?, ti ? With ?chOOl wurk.
?.????? .I.,??.- In l'I.?ut I..? ?nd Oyiniiii?tlc?.
Fully eaulBaed stadie
For Boy? and Toung Men -City.
TBKRKK_EY Scilo il.
_l? WEST 44G?? NTHBET
Autumn l.al!. l??ili year. be?in? M.m.lay. fiai 27lh.
Kaily ?poll ji:un will ?? necnmary |Q ,?-lui? ??1???1????? lo
raoM .if the uotem
i .?u. liai anelili, ? li ? ili. 1 lo Ih? n? w nrran?*m*nt?
?Olii fa. little? tot '.tip Junior Depl . a? >?' I lo II
For i<-i?i?'?r fui- ITlb yrar. ???? iPplleaUOfl bi?nk?. ??!
art? J. CLARK READ. Rralitrar.
CU1.UM1IIA ??????'??. ?0 W T2D-ST?<"Oll??lltl,
Preparatory, Primary l>?t>?rtm?nia. Optional Military
latlU. rlayaruund, ?O/njniJiBn?, Mot Luo_???uo. Board?*?*
lowIK rowucR. ???., a. a?. *r*i-?a<*4**_,
UicnrU?.
BitncUe.
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Unparalleled Bicycle Offer!
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$50
Cash, for Diamond Frames
MVMMM*MVM???''???**??*???>?*???>*?'i>**.?r?^^
$10 Extra, on Installments.
We were obliged to take from the Columbus Bupgy Company, who
tailed lust fall several hundred of our
1896 SPALDING BICYCLES
which we have just received. We shall sell them while thev last at
above prices. These wheels are new and are hilly Ruarantced by us.
The Spalding Bicycle, 1897 Model, $100, No Deviation.
A. C. Spalding & Bros. Spalding-Bidwell Co?
,26.130 Nassau Street. W 3?. 33 West 42d Street._
A SIMPLE TIRE REPAIR.
Inside the inner tube of the Morgan & Wright
tire lies a long strip of patching rubber.
In mending punctures remember this one pointer:
First, pump up; then you can inject .?. & W. quick,
repair cement inside the inner tube.
The rest is easy. Under thumb Now inflate lire. It it still leaks,
pressure, the cement picks up ??trip deflate, and use thumb again?h.ird.
inside .md closes puncture. hont use injtftOT .?<_.???.
A simple, perm.ment rep.iir. Remember the potntei pump up first.
MORGAN & WRIGHT TIRHS ARK GOOD TIRKS.
SEE II DEMONSTRATED AT NO. 4 MLRKAV SIKLET.
Orescent
We sell at fair, fixed prices
the best and handsomest
bicycles it is possible to pro?
duce. The same quality to
all, the same prices to all.
Bicycles.
WESTERN WHEEL WORKS,
8H Warren St., New York
Catalogue free Ag'-nt? everywhere
STEARNS BICYCLES
'96 MODELS
50
57.
Tinkiiam Cycle Co.,
306-310 West 59th St.
W1I.5?? BR*?S
????G??
'ityCiwrcpfrsSr.
IIOVT WOltK for pi????? ?ut ?all ab?ng
on the light -running AXDKAK
THK l?\I?Y A.MIKAK Is one of the
?aetaal running bicycle? .,n the maiket.
T.e AMIHAKS motet disappoint.
TWKXTV MA.KBB OB U'HIiKI.S ITRNISR
THE SPENCER BRAKE
Wh.-n ord,??,,1. >eud for list.
THK BBKNCKB HKAKK CO., ?to Hroab?
way, N*. Y.
Jii?iruciion.
For Both Sei.:*?City.
BERLITZ school OB LAX'iCAOKS.
-Madison ?Square (2Sth-?{. and Hro?<lway).?
T6 Court St.. Brooklyn, and other principal Amelia. eaA
fc.ui.ip. cltlea. Term begin? no?.
For Boy? end Toun?: Men?Country.
MAPI FWOOD IXST.. Concordvllle ?a.?$20, per year.
A ?iK-ceeaful echool One of the beat to Infuae with
energy to wake up boy? to the dull?? o* life. aeUmo pro?
hibited Hoy? prepared for beet college?. Under IS
?Vear? ?IM? ??? atlon beautiful, -levate?! ano he-Uthr.
J ??????-??G?? (Yale). ?. M.. PUD._
I-?in KLAND INSTITUTE Nrack on-the-Hudson ?. Y
\ ul year ?ummer, ?tudy. tutorlnc. reeraatlon, .-.?mping,
b.ating. ea -id;.? ir- .>?>? * ?-' POeJee?_ eoomtty life: beet care.
lh'MMKi: Si-h?"1 ?!? ?I Nsntoeset. eomMetea with llar
.**? verri School. ? Y ??' : Informstloa apply to
(O vara ^ pREBLAKDi f()irt 5,h-ave.. ?. Y.
mu??? PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. PeekakltU
? L ? Y ??JSd year. Send for Illustrated caulofue,
?** " * ^ooa y Col i/>uie K. ORLEMA!?. G*-??
For Tounc Ladle??Country.
CIERMAN HOME ? I|OOLkJM ?**l/BP fiTREET?
\ I Omducted by LI ? \ F? ALLEN
KUMMtR .SCHOOL, WINTOX. ?. Y._
M??7e O.MVIXC "SEMINARY KOR Oimt? Slng-Stng
T on-?hi"Sudaon MU? C C FULLER. Principal.
"(oh r?ar b, ginj beotemeer 22d._
???? CAMBRIPOB 9* HOOj*. _ ..
? A ?elect ?rhool for girl?. Comfort? of bom?,
Mr. ARTHI'R OILMAN V? the Director.
OAMBRIT'??"* MAS?. _
?tliool ^Qftittee.
MEH1CA.N AND FCRKKJN TEACHERS* AC.ENC?
1 ?unpliea Profeaaor?. Teacher?. Tutors, ???-t??-*
*c lo ??.lieg?? khOOla and Kainlllea. Auplr to
O.e.. w *M^-?J? , ???'??-FULTON. 23 Union
Squara.
S9
tXcariirre.
iT?t?vA,TK^'T?"ndT a EVKRETT rrro?a .Yale).
J |,4aj| Broadway, ? ?. ??????? year?' experlenn In
preparine b, >? for college
rain???! rliir'n? tb*
htaie College, |vnn.
iilioirlluiicoiia.
CtHIRTWAltT? rY?a?*l make. Fn-ii? h price?. Site, for
V II.-? kind, 0*?? f?>r ?! tt ?jualliy. "??????"1^1?'"
jerw.iry. me*o no? trotti* w??-** j.oa?e, eoe
mrooAttef.
For Many Months
we have been inviting all New
York to call at our iactory and
see the
Kimball
Bicycle
in all its Mages of making.
Hundreds bave come. Why not
you ? You will learn what a
good wheel skouldht even it you
don't buy a ?- Kimball." Call on
any of our agents if you prefer
and see the finished wheel?you
may be sorry il you spend your
money first and see a "Kimball**
after.
roo Bnaiwar,
? ?vet tat ft.
NEW YORK AGENTS:
ft A. B?
Mulli^rt Bl ?
H. B. Cat?? 1?;?'?.' ir ?* ?
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Jacob Ho??. 4 Eaat HOt? Bl
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? G. P Co . ??.> Hr , ?.? ,?
PHILLIPS A.NFG. CO.,
l"n. ?or? nuil (Itt.r.-M.
307-30*9 West Broadway. New York City?
?-*? H ?"?ruai It S'iiri. ti'ti Av?. "I,."
TRIBUNE CYCLES
UNITED STATES NET & TWINE CO..
Osa. Afte. Metropolitan District
??? ??1.?0__.?>?7?-_-."3G?
Buy 0*
F Wheel
REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY
)t) 'Broad*ly
s?/.???> Street and Grand CtrcU, Nett York
5?j Fulton Street, 'Brooh\jm
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