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j i THE SUN, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1897. 1
W EASTERN CLUBS GO WEST.
mk xjetr ronita jiKoxif xnEin last
KV bebzes ix rxtTsnvno to-day,
W&t
l.'t&'u' AM th. Breeltljma Open at SI. eVontt Whatl
EIS? TkMi Tem Dm on thn Flrat Vrc.tern Trip,
EfiSw 1 Tbelr Performance. Mnra Thru Tlio
KjtPvf Leal lMCiier. Win lit Omnir otr.
Hit j
Ki . i The Now Yorkt and Ilrooklyns will lioitln
BFJ their eoconti Western trip to-dnr, tlio former
Wk ' plailnc In PltUbunt nnd tlio latter In St. Louie.
S Cftpt. JoTca baa eiic-ccccltxl In moulding his
W$ team Into winning form, nnd tlio crunks nro
mj hopeful that tho disastrous record of tlio nlno
J. on tho last Western trip villi bo vtlpcd out.
V When tho Now Yorks Trent West early lnit
Bg w May they openod in Louisville Tiny lost ono
Bh?, i tamo and wcro prcvpntod from playlntT tho
Ek other two frames silioduled brcnuso of rain.
Km, One of these ennuis was played olf In this city
MfUr last month, but there Is utlll somo doubt as to
Etf ite legality, sereral clubs chlnilng that It ttns
By, transferred without tho proper consont. Thero-
H&, '" fore it Is potmlblo that Joyce will daublo up ono
K$ of the coming Brunei In Louisville, thereby play-
F). tmj off four panics In all In that city.
Bjp, At Cincinnati, tho next city visited by the
B& Xlarloin players, all throo Karnes wcro lost.
Ki". , The New Yorks dropped two out of three in
Btf Pittsburg-, and only ployed two In Cleveland,
I winning ono. The other name, which was pro-
HC Tented by rain, was played off at tho l'olo
HU" Grounds, but it will ha o to como before the
H . Wntfnatw to bo pronounced ofllclal. Jojco's
Kf men won two sames out of throo trumos at Chi-
Kr cafro, and then camo homo to play threo grimes,
K. which wcro legally transferred from St. I.011I9,
E( ' and all of which proved ensy victories for tlio
HE? locals. It will bo teen, therefore, that the New
j; Yorks played twolvo primes tn tho Writ and
u'i won four, but their three Tit lories over bt.
R Louis mado their show 111; with tlio Wostorn
K? club in tho first Bcrlo lit.ilj 11. "f'Uiblo.
? The Hrooklyns on tliulr Wiinttnii trli tnndo a
B earprlslnRljr Kood showing. 'I liny ii'cd at
B'. devolana and took two nut lift hro, llejnon
K and lost at Chicago, an I i.ltu hud u m-.tto.tutl
H fame. At 8U LouU Uarnm'i men mo 1 t to nut
Kb of three, but they fell oil elliilitl) nt I enilsvulo
v by dropping two kmum In Uip o pt.i) u 1. Thou
3 they wont to Cincinnati and Mirprt'cd oiorj-
K body by capturtnir nil thrro panics from Kn lug s
t men. At Pittsburit they were lctorlouslnono
S, frame and lost tho other two. Ten letoriea,
tbersforo, out of ot enticn t,ntucs played was a
Ej record for any club to be proud of. llotli tho
Saltimores and llostons playeil winning hall
yj- on the llrst trip, but tlio Utter when they
reached homo exceeded nil expectation:). From
mtzf. tho time they left tho West until tho present
HjL they loot but two iramos and won twenty -eight,
Wh which is n wonderful iKsrfonuanoo,
K The New Yorks In their series with tho West-
RS em clubs nt tho, l'olo Uroundx, lo nirulo a (rood
K record. They iilaytxl, not counting tho trans-
& t erred St Louis ecrlcs, seventeen kuiuos und
.'" won twelve of Uitm. Tho 1'lltntiurtM wi.ro
WSf beaten two comes out of threo by Joyce's piny
H;!- era, the Ixiulsilllos succumbed In tlirco out of
? four, tho CbicaKos lost and w on, tho third yuuio
I belnt postponed on account of ruin. Itatn also
Kl prevented two Ramos with tho Cinclnnntis, but
r the third day the New Yorks weic beaten by u
j aooro of 2 to 1. The St Loult tram then cumo
fcaln for the rejrularly scheduled pnuics, and
KTt loet threo straight. Ino Clovclnnds wound up
tthe Western series by pluylng four earned at tho
Polo Grounds und winning only una
c With tho team pla) ink- very fast ball, Cnpr.
H Joyce took his men to lialtimorc, where they
Were expected to strlko a snag. They played
Bl'- four Humes with tho champions and, woudcttul
K4 to relate, Ilanlon'B men were beaten in threo
H Of them. This was a font that no other Lcbkuo
?,' team had succeeded in accompltshlns for ) cars.
v- and the local followers of the eauio went wild
i.y With dolight Four sanies were next plajetl
Wtz by the Now Yorks In WafhliiRton, nnd Joyie
;; captured three of them. '1 ho team returned to
W&L the Polo Uorunds to begin a scries of thren
jl frames with tho Baltimoros, a week ago last
Alonday. The New Yorks won tho first two
Qra tames, but were beaten la the third. Ihcn tho
Bit Bostons camo hero and wou two Raines, the
mi tamo scheduled for last Friday being post-
K' ponod because of a thunder storm. In tho
K eeriee with tho Brootlyns just closed, tho New
V Yorlcstwou two out of three, bo that their rcc-
K Ord since lea Inir Chicago the last week In yi-xr
H Is ono of U5 victorlos and 11 defeats.
Bft t uclr battle w ith tho estcrn clubs at
W- Eastern Park the IJrooklyns did not do so well
r on tho Now Yorks. T hey played sixteen games
BK of which ten were ietorlcs and six defeats.
Bamio's men began by taklni; threo straight
W from tho Clovelands. 1 hey only got two out of
Hy; three from St Louis, which was a surprlho, and
H1 broke een on two games with LoulsUUo, rain
f Dreventinff a third. Tho Plttsburgs wcro twlco
Si.,. aefeated, tho third gonio being postponed, but
Sr"""-" this 9od work by Bamio'a men was somewhat
m'i, nulliut when the Chlcagos won two out of
V three, and' tho Cincinnati! did tho tamo trick.
K The llostons then camo along and won tho
B;, first game with the Brooklyns, making a total
Bl of seventeen Btralght, but Uicy lost tho second
V- tame, only to win tho tliircf. 'I ho Phtladel-
K- phlas followed and lost two out of three. Ilia
2 Brooklyns then wcro beaten In threo atraight
H?' tames at Boston, and won u singlo ball in threo
Bt': tomes at Philadelphia. They also got una
K v tame and lost two to the New Yorks.
K,v Joyce's players go away in better shape than
K, at any tlmo slnco tho keason upenctl. Hie
V-. pitchers, Iluste, Jicckln, faejmour, and Sulli-
K Tan, ore in splendid fottle, oipecially the two
HW big follows. In llcldlng tho team habbhownan
H Improvement but tho batting is nut jet up to
Hf the standard. As most of the men arc vct-
K, erans who do their best stick work toward the
K;, and of the season, it may bo well to look for a
K strong finish. If tho pitchers keep up their prcs-
B ent gait
K Thero is consldornblo Ill-feeling between tho
Br- Vow Yorks and tho I'ittsburgs, bo that the scries
Bn beginning in tho Smoky City to-duy will bored
K hot From Pittsburg the team will go to Cln-
K clnnati, whero tho Itcds, under Buck Kwiiig,
K; are almost invincible just now. Louisville, ht.
mff- Louis, Clilcago, aud Cleveland w ill then be is-
mtl Itod by tho New Yorks In tho urtlcr n.miLd,
Bfe after which they will como back to tho l'olo
K; around for a game with Brooklyn on July 30.
K Tho Brooklyns linvo not been plnyinj ot lato
K, tho fast ball which characterised their work In
K tho early part of the season. 'I ho team btems
Kr'i to be weak in batting, and when errors aro
K made they aro almost nlwajs costly. Ibo
VL; pitchers, too, huvo been hit pretty freely, with
K,' the excoptlon of IConnuly. 1 ho Hi ookh ns open
BS at St Louis, then go to Chicago, Cleveland,
B,1, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and Louisville In vlow
K?, ot tho fact that the Dnltlmorcs have just
K' dropped threo btralght to Cincinnati, the latter'a
B Berics with tho Bostons on July 111, "U, and '21
Bv will bo awaited with gcncial interest Tho
BBa record to date:
BK rer, rer
BMj Clubs, tron.ioil.ftnl. I Club: Won.Lo$t Cent.
B Boston 49 14 .7(11 Drooklyn . ..US IU .407
BK. Cincinnati ...IS 1H .0711 Phlladeliihla SO tit .4H0
B, Illtlmore....JH EO .OOSlLoularllls, ,.U1 :il ,4U
BR MrwYork,...U3 2 1 no I Washington ,V!3 Ht .H1I7
B? CITlana....31 29 .6t;IC'hlCfo HI U7 .!1U3
BK rttUburg 2 St) AV!i til. LouU 11 4U .lbJ
K
V Baseball Came Testeritay.
H-' It took the New Yorks ten Innings to defeat
B"' tho Orango A. C. toam In an exhibition gnmo at
B? Orange Oval yesterday. Tho Ieaguers faced
pC their old pitcher, liuylor Westervelt, who kopt
B?. tho hits pretty well scattered. Jliko Sullhan
Wi, was bit hard, but his support was nothing ox-
B! traordlnary, "Yalo" Murphy played second
E base for the New Yorks and did well. Ila mado
HV a homo run. Tho score:
R? oaiMos x. c. I .icw voiik.
B;-. k. Id. r.o. i.E. k.Ih ro.A.E.
Be Thomas, cf.,.1 10 0 1 Vllnltren.cr.l J u 1 0
B& AU.3h 0 2 'J II 1 Tlrrnau. rf..l 3 10 1
E Grey, If 1 0 1 0 n Joje,', .lb , 1 1 a U 1
BJ,, Horner, lb.. 1 U 13 u OPnU, m. . 8 s 4 li I
BW OrtulUKer.utl 17 4 0 Murpliy, 2b. .4 13 4 0
K' Kl!OlK, 20..0 12 7 1 Wllsuu, c... 0 8 2 10
B Klchol.,rr.,.l a 1 0 0 Clark. Hi . u .1 u 2 0
BHh O'Neill, c... t U 4 1 0 Ilulmes, ir,.,n 0 II l) 1
BH( Vtiterrtlt.i 1 U u 0 oulllvun, i,. I 1 o 2 u
K' Totals.. H 16 UO 13 .I1 Total ,"ti 15 ao 15 1
B'' Orange...,. o siuoniij dh
BB, New York , 0 0U2S0U12 1 u
B Earnwt runs Orauae, 4 1 Ken ark.tl. Tn u liio lilli
B Horner (J).wtem It. Ki'llon,(. Three liwel IK nrr-
1 nan, DarU (J), hullHan. lluiiia ruu Muriihy hinltn
K bows Orlulnicer, Horner. Harllleo liltn tiny Ki-I-
BHi loa-R. Blruekoul lly c!rvelt i.'l hy htilluon (J).
BsB; Pouhld nluya O'Neill and OrU.tni,. r, Hutlu, ciaik
BW,' and Joycai Van llaltrrn and Jojie. Ilrst hasn on
BsM error Oranee, Ji-i- Vcir.. 2, 1'lnt h im on lialli
B, OS Weilerrelt. ,1 ntthuthran, 1. Time, 1 hour and
V 61) minutes. Umpire Oardlnsr.
w Atlantlo Leasua,
K at nicnuoirn.
K' Richmond 0 0 6 0 10 0 0 .. o u 1
B, Lancaster ...,0 0 u 0 0 0 0 0 1 I o
H; Batteries Learer and I'oiteri Yeager and Went.
K, AT EWilUC
B? Kewark 1 11400000 8 12 6
BB Athletics 0 10 2 4 3 0 0 ..10 12 4
K' Batteries Joanstone, Celtic and Zearfoai: Conn
K asu Vox.
BsK f at xoarouc
bar it. u, B
Ki' , Norfolk ,...1 0 0 0 8 0 0 10 14 3
K Ucadlnj... .8 0 0 0 0 10 2 17 13 0
V; Batteries Blahon, Brown and Bnyderi ItcUackhi.
K? Hemdun aud Barclay,
K, Kaalern aasaa,
BJK" Syracuse 1 2 0 0 0 9 0 0 06 12 8
Bi bunaio,, a 4002001 o-w 14 1
Bj Batteries Mullirker and fltiawi Gray and Zaliner.
B AT BCBAKTOX,
Bl a, n, e,
BB.r. Beranton 0 01200100 16 11 4
BB Wllkiiabirre,..0 0 110 110 0 04 10 1
H Batteries allien and Boydt Eoenan andOondlug.
KL Aew Euslnnd Ieaiue.
B At Taunton New Bedford, 1 a Taunton, 1 Q.
B At DrCK-ktoa Newport, 13, Umckluu. .
BKV atrawlnektt-rawtucket, lUi ItUlUyer, 10.
bV
X.AMT1T TKSX1B.
Results In the diddle gutee Ctu-anpleashtsi
Tonrnament.
The third day's play in tho Mlddlo States
championship lnwn tennis tournament nt
Orango yesterday afternoon was notablo chiefly
for tho defoat of Mlllctt, who won tho metro
politan championship only a week ngo. Mlllctt
phi) od with poor Judgment nnd less skill, his
tlrhes being too frequently wild and slow when
they did rpith tho tourt, whllo his lobbing was
ill-judged,' for Whitman smnbodwlth remark
able ntcuracy, 'iho Harvard man look tho
first sot very easily nnd kept In tho lead through
out tho second, Uunlly winning iu two straight
sets.
Larncd disposed of young Ward of Harvard,
and Stevens easily put Ouorgo Miles of Ornugo
out of the hunt. Miles mnden better fight thnn
the store chows, while Wnrd'ssrcondsct ngnlnst
ljirnrd wnn try credltablo to tho dclcated
tlacr. In the scml-lliial round this afternoon
ljtme.1 plays Whl tmiui und StovonsmeolsPnrot
Bolb'aro expected to win. nnd tho llnnl match
to-iiinrrow will be "for blood," for Lnrncd
and Hto ens each hold two "legs" on tho big
Mlddlo Stales cup, and a third it tory for either
will ruin tho othcr'ncbnnrcs of over winning tlio
Mtlunblo trophy. Larncd Is a prima favorite,
although It wnsnniinuncediciterdny thntclnr
enco llobrirt would positively defend his claim
to the cup 011 Saturday,
Much disappointment was expressed yester
day by tho fnlluro of Champion Boh Wrenn to
put in nn appearance for tho doubles. Ho was
entered with Lnrntd, but at tho last moment
yesterday StetttiH was uubtttutcd In his place,
mid tho famous btse-lliioplnjcrwlll mako IiIb
llrst nppcariuio Iu doubles for many years.
Yestoruu 'a scores:
Clmmplonahlp blnnlis Third round Itlehard Sto
tciik. 1-1. (IcorKo C C , beat 0 II. Miles, Orange T. U ,
n , n ili M.D Wldtiiinu. Harvurd. best H. C. Mil
li It. New York T. C H 2, 7 Si V. A. Lnrno I, Hum
inlt F. C , liett ltrtleomlic Ward, Harvard, 0 J, 7 "5.
Consolation Slui.k t'lrat rounds Irving (llfllu,
OrniigeT C. bent Jtontto nory CMden, Ornnue T. O.,
6 e, tl5, it 1. brruiul round! 1'. w. A. MeMahon,
Orange l.C, boM 1'. Condlet, Oranne T. C . II 1.0 1
FdwirJ Lriran, Oraniro T. C, beat W. P. Uonnay,
OrnikfT. e'.ii-n ta i.
Ctaainploiiilp Doubles Flrat roundi S. O. atlllett
audU ILMIlenbeat II. U. Whitman nnd J. C. Nrelr
by dt fnulti 1.. n. Wart nnd U. 1. bbeldon, Jr , leat Lk
A. Stroud and W. K. Auclilncloss, 75, ti tl.
Ilaudtcni slnutei Pn lliiitnary rouud: J. D. Forbes
loin two slxtlia) bent I.. II ibble (four alxtha) by de
fniitt: W.A Larurd low e fifteen an t four-alxtimbrat
3 1". l'arct (owe four-slxtht), 7 S, (1 It l'eroy llrad
sbaw (scratelO tieat l". II. Vatl (Hcrateh) by iKrault.
Mrst Itouml C. 1. Dixliro (owe two-slxtha) tieatJ.
D. torlK-a (own two-alxttia). 0 tl. 0 8; 0. 1. blieldou,
Jr. (one fournfths). beat Uonald teott (firtieti).
n 2. 0 :ii n. lUKItterk-k (acrauli). beat Willis
Lyman (orateh). 02, 01; Wilbur Kle (two
alxtlia) U.at lttehard Stovcna (owe fifteen and one
llxth) by default; W K. AucblueloM (two-slxtbs)
azatnst 11. M Mllo.'. Jr. ioko two-al-ctln), 75 (iln
nuUhed)t Idwnrd Lyman (own two-alxtha) Knt
t A CmiMilushleld racratch), 70, (I 2, fl f,
lllchard HtKtkir (owe two-alxth) beat Mont
Komrv Otfdi n (a rateti), 57. 04. u 1: I
1. w.iro (ono rourslxtha) beat Milton IIuk
KtiS (tno-alxliia), 01, 0 1 S C. Ulllett ime
flttven) beat C. K. Fennn-fy (four-slttha) by iWaultt
1) t'. Hail (one four-alxtba) lieat 1. Coudlet (nt
teen), d 0, 0 3 J. C. 2,eoly (ono tuo-alxtlis) beat
O. It. Miles (owa fouratxtln). 6 3, S 0, 0 4i O.M.
Host Ick (one two alxths) boat n. 31. barEeant (rour
alxtll), (I 2. 0 tl M.D Whitman (owe four sixths)
beat Holconilie Ward (owe four-alxtba). e 1. 01.
Seeind Hound D. F Dala (owe four-alxths) teai
8. C. Mlllett (owe nfteen). 0 s, 10 si o. M. not
wlek(owo two-alxtua) beat J. C. Iteely (owe tiro
all lln) by default.
Tho first annual open tournnment of tho Sedg
wick Form Lawn Tennlt Club will begin this
afternoon nt Syracuse, N. Y. K. P. Fischer,
It 1). Ihurbcrandlt. I). Little of tho WeitHIdo
lonnis Club will all play, whllo J. O. Needy of
Cornell n)so left hero last night for this tourm
ment. A. 1. llawcs of Boston, tho Hnrnrd
luterscholastlo champion, nnd Heals Wright,
the eon of tho rterau baseball player, Georgo
Wright, and a number of other pla era of lesser
skill are also expected.
All of tho visiting players nt Syracuse will go
straight un from tboro to tho Canndlin cham
pionships nt Ningiiru-on-tho-Likc. which open
next Tuodny. Iho Syracuse tournument is
scheduled to end on Saturday.
Whlai.
Pct-is-Bay. O.. July 7. Tho whist contests
aro now in full swing, and tho greatest Interest
Ib being tuken In the play for tho various tro
phies and prizes. In tho Hamilton trophy
matches for tciins of four, flvo r units hao
bcon played so far, nnd tlio rmmuclvliia hist
Club Is in the lead, with four and a half matt lies
to Its credit. Tho Wnlhrook of Baltimore. Min
neapolis, and Chicago Dupllcnto are nil tlo for
seiond plate, with threo nnd n half wins. Only
ono round of the Ainerii au Whist League trophy
for fours hns been pla ud. and tho result is a tfo
between tho American Whist Pluh of Boston
and tho Albany Club, each biting thotopeeore
in tricks, 201; tho low seoro is ISO.
In the Minneapolis trophy matches for ptlrs,
tho Dartmouth Club is in first plr.ee o far, with
tho Toledo Whist Club and tho Toledo Yachting
Association tied for secund place. In the open
ewnts the first prognssito uialeli for fours n
sulted lnn ictory for -Sndorton, 'I ha er, I)a is,
and Shcpnrd of Buffalo, who won twenty
matches. Tho top store for tricks wasmade by
tho Top-of-Nothing Club, so called Iwcauso they
play Tin: St s came, composed of Mrs. Water
houFo itlul Mr. Fletcher of Boston, Miss Schmidt
of Washington, and It T. Foster of tho Now
York Whist Club. Tho first progressive match
for pairs wns won h Gorton und Jackson of
Toledo, north and south; Wilcox and Clarke of
Dartmouth, cast nnd west. Iho second nro
grcssito match for pairs was won by Miss
Dchmldt nnd It. F. foster, cast nnd west: Dr.
Walls of Washington nnd W. 1). Morse of Bos
ton, north nnd south. Tho Top-of-Nothing Club
has made tho highest trick score in every match
so far plaj od.
Trap Shnotlna.
Loio Braxch, July 7. Tho monthly thoot for the
Elkwood trot 1 medal by members of the Central Oun
Club took p'aca tills afternoon. Phil Daly, Jr, won
for tho third time. Summaries!
Central Gun Club mouthly shoot, prize a gold medal
to tbe marksman winning thn greateat number of
times during (ho ear, ten blrd. handicap rise. Phil
Daly, Jr, 2tt jards, 10: E W 1'rlie, 21) yarda 7 A.
Beymour, 1 yarda, 6, E. H. Prli-e, 4
Threo blrda, S5 entrance. I: W. l'riee and Daly, Bj
. U. Price, li beymour aud Park, 0. Purse divided.
Other fJaine.
AT lUCSEISMCr.
a. n a.
OrltanlF.0 0 4 0 0 3 18 8 ..14 18 4
1'ateraon 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 6
Ilatierles riahel and Bmltbt Vlau, Wagner, and
Smlnt.
At Torrlngton Torrlngton, 7 Bridzeport, a.
naaeball Cames To-lay,
HATIOfAL IEA0LB AXO iHPniCAM ARSOCUTIOX.
Now York at rittaburg; Brooklyn at St. Lnulai not
tou ut Unleugo: l'hlladeliibla at tlraClnuatl; Baltimore
at Loulavllitii W ablU(,tou at Cleveland.
KASTXKX LEiOCr.
Toronto at Beranton: Rochester at PrOTldenoai
BufXalo at Ukeabarrui Syraeuso at tsprluneld.
Ill 11TIC I.KAULE.
Fatersonat Newark. Athlettoat Hartfordi Lancas
ter ut rfolk: Iteudlug ut Ulchmoud.
Ilaaebnll .Volea.
On Baturday, at the Orange Oral, the Orange A. O.
aud the Orltaul F. C. will play tbe flrat game of a
aeries.
Kid Carney's Went New York Field Club will play
tho Oenutiio Cubau Ulauta next tiunday at
Weehawken.
Owln to a dlaagreemcnt between thn members of
the mink Line Association Baseball Club, It baa been
dot Idcd to dtabaud.
K, C L Tin first Philadelphia Boaton game was
playid til ll-Mtoliou April 111 becacuo that day Is a
legal holiday In Mu&aaibUftCtts.
tlnnt tn llny flames.
The Unlona of Canarslo hnve July 10, 17, 21, and 31
oihu for llrst elaas teaiin Address Ircdll.Cauipbull,
074 Uuteauviuiu, llrool)!!.
Th) Klnaton A. C, would like to hear from all clubs
offerluga .uliublo giarautio Address Uus Itlehard
boil, J4U We.t lhteelltll street.
OnlUKtoneanielliiiloii, the Manhattan Held Club
has July 17 aud 21 op n for souie Kood out of tonn
dub Address A. C. I onion, 01 West Miicty-slxtb
tlreet
Tho M B Bronns have Aug. H open and would
like to hear from a gool out of town nam ghlng u
cood guirantie Ad lresa ThouibS F L)oca, becro
tary, 4,-57 i'urk plaie,
Tho 1 inplro A. A of llrooWlyu bus July 10 aud 11
open, and would llkn tu play IliHieloj.H cut of town
( lul sof i.oo.1 unmllm, AddntiU I . Wllllauin, 1,1,1)
Oatis n hue, ProoKl) r
1 ho Hit i rslde llaholiill Club baa Julr 10, 24, 21,
md .11 ojieu uud will p'u) nn ilubi ire ring uauliabln
uiiarautee. UaVurlv A jireferred. Adilreas Ired
.luiiner, TtH'ust luuilistreit,
i-t Louiii oIIikc n i July I", II, 18, 21, nnd '!
stlltojM ii und would like to hear from ult flist elm
i lulls oflVrlng snlinblf tu tin t mcutH Aildress hdwurd
J Wat li, f.nu Wibi ililrt) at till htroi t
IhBjfoej Clt) 1 le Id Club bus a fotonen dues to
cline wltli out of t e u clubs giving a rituru eaiiai
unl) uuiroriiiid (tubs ilt sin il Address u, C biultli,
manager llrat.Sjtloual Hank, Jersey clt,
Owing to a uiliuiiderstundtnit tho liolioken Held
Club has July lu opfii, and would like to hear from
llrM-i la.s i liibs irlvlug suitable luduieiiuut. Address
O lia' gir, Vo7 Park utenue, HoLolteu, J.
Thu Bt John's Colli go tium Las reorganized for
the su miner seatiou, nul wlshis to bear rrom all flmt
elris (rama living a tillable guarai tee Address
Hurry It Jinn, ltnl Lewis avenue. Iln oklyn.
Thu Murray Hhls havu July PI, 31, Aug. 14. and
soveral eiluohdj)saud buuuuyg in July and viinuat
tipi u Would Uku to bear from good elubs ottering a
reasonable guarant o. Addrtas 'at C. btroug, man
ager, Ivo First uvi nue.
All Baturday dates of the season being complete,
tbo Brooklyn Field Club has these bundais opim
July 11, lh, Di Aug. 1 and 16. Any tlrst-clas elub
otTirlug a reasouuble guarantee will ! aeeommo
dated. Address F, O. Wtuuctt, manager, 1U1 Devoe
tnet, Brooklyn,
The North bide A. C. lias reorganized with a strong
team, and has July 11, 18, uud Sf, Aug. 1. 1), 15. 3,
ti, nnd Labor Day, two games, opeu to play out-of-town
teamaotterluir a suitable guarantee. Vvoodidde
A C of htamford, Bmrrahls of tbe Calhollo I'rotoo
lory, und Urewters pn.f orrod. AdUresa li. J. Melody.
GujEaatliVdvtretil.
Neglige Shirts
by the
Thousands.
In no other Btoro can you find nt
this timo of tho yonr such an ira
inonso assortinout of nowlipo shirts.
Horo you'll find Bomothiiiff boaidea
odilB and ondB. Our stock ib still
big and comploto. Most of thorn
aro mado with nookbands, but wo
have plenty with collarB attaohod.
Evory Bhirt mado in our own fac
tory, and ovory shirt a credit to
ua nnd tho wearer.
Cool, light and durablo Zophyr
cloth, $1.50, $2 and $2.(30. Light
woipht flannols, S1.G0 and $2.
Hoavy Oxford for yachting, etc., $2.
Tlatblnc biiIU. (tl to m.
atrnw rinla, HI. no nnd fas.
Colratoeklnaa. 111.03 to BO.
Hummer underwrur Iu great varletr.
KEEP MFG. CO.
B'way, bet. 11th and 12th Sis.
XACUTlSa.
rtlversldn Club'a llesatla m Sueeeaa A Beees
tlou to tlio Atlantlo I'leet.
IttviatsiDit, Conn., July 7. At colors to-nlcht,
when tbo lmnilBonio fleet of tho Ulvcrnltle Yacht
Club nncburcd tn tho Mlnntis Rlvor, tho con
stnsus of opinion nmonsr tho uhlto-trousered
ynchtsmen who hatl braroil tho perils of tho
deep during; tho nftcrnoon was that the annual
refrattn of tho club was ono of tho most success
ful of the season. Under a anpphlro sky, with
bright water that danced merrily away to loo
ward, topped by nn occasional crest ot gllstcnine
silver, nothing more In tlio way of w eather con
ditions could bo desired.
Iho Ketrutta Committee, conslstlncr of Franle
Domic Jones, Oeoico 11. Clnrk. nnd II. W. Tyler,
conducted tho races In a thoroughly satisfactory
iminnor. As a result, otcn Iho dofonted yachts
men wcro ns happy as were their moro for
tuuato opponents, who carried off the artlstlo
emblems of victory that wero presented by tho
club.
In tho abenco of the big schooners. Interest
was centred tn tho popular class ot thirty-; out
ers, anil nilmlroni otthls vcrfect typo of racing;
iiiacliinowcro well repaid for their journey out
on deep water. ThrouKhout the entire raco
they kept well tocolhers In fnct, so close wcro
they nt the llnlshor tho llrst round that It up
peared Impossible to clear tbo murk. Maa.
which wits niurest to tbo mark boat, fouled
tho cnblo nnd was dlsqunllllcd by the commit
tee while a pcneral protest mado by L'apb,
Jiemes llirr, who Balled the Musmc In tho ab
sence of Mr. JIcDonouuh.was not allowed. Bee
ond plnco went to the Veda. Airs. Vaiiderbllt
wns on board tho Veda, ns usual, but her lnilu
cucons u mascot was not sullkicntly powerful
to counteract tho excellent work of Sir. Duryea
nt tbe Blick, and Vuquero III. won with a trlllo
to spare.
Hear Commodore Frederick. Gerkcn placed his
bniulsonie btcain aeht Wabcno at tho disposal
ot tho ItcRuttii Comtnlttce nnd thouevvspatier '
representatives, fa'iortl) nftor li! o'clock anchor
wus welt-hod and tho trim craft stciuued out to
tho t-tnrtinir line, whero tho slduvv heeler lJny
(juccn, loaded down with passengers, had nl
rcad) snlleil out on decu water. lion thoprc
imrntorv slirnnl sounded there wns n clorloui
breeze blow tin; from tho eastward, whleii caused
thcflcajtot tthlte-wlnired racers to heel itently
under its care-slni; lnllueiuo as thej dashed to
and fro near tho stnrtlnir line. The lourso for
thelariror boats was trlauKiilar to Mntlnleoek
l'olnt, tlienec to tho black Fpnr buoy otT Cent ro
I-livnil nnd return to tho starting line. The
piuullcr IxmtH called o era shoittrlanslo, hat ln
tho llrst mirk c!T Oak Xcck l'olnt nnd thu set nnd
nu anchored stakoboat In tho middle of tho
Sound.
At thcsttrnnl for schooners tho Adrlcnne went
across in unuid style, carrItur a reaching Jib'op
snll and a sm til malntopmast stnysail In nddl
tlon to hor lower ejint as. Hlio showed less than
a foot of freeboard on tho sturlward sldo hh slio
torcthroueh tho ercon wntor. 1'rcd M. Hojt-'a
bice had a sail over in her class, and a prettier
picture i otild not bo imagined as she droc p 1st
the lO'nmltteo boat, larrjliif a blu; balloon stii j -sail
and a No. 1 jlbtoptil. liar owner wnsut
the wheel, and on hoard wus tho ami) of talent
tbnt hns been noticed In her recent lc
tories. Samuel Snctt's bis; cutter Volinto wns
piloted by In. Zereirn. and hcrraeini; crew wire
attired in snowy duck, the went oicr near the
windward end of tho line, closely followed by
Commodore (!uy btnndlnir'g black cutter Nir
vana. The latter split hcrballoonorn moment
before she slipped rittr tho line, but sho ran an
other smaller one up on the stay u moment nfter.
Kldolon made a prt-tty stnrt fur to IcevvarU of
the Eclipse, with falstno In her wuko and about
two lenutbs astern.
All this tlmo tho Thirties" wero Jockeying;
for position, their Corinthian skippers wutcfilnc
euih other's nianieut res out of one eje, wlnlo
the other w ts tlxod on tho btop watch, thnthid
been carefully set with thu ltcKiittn Commit
tee's chronometer leforo tho stmt. At the sig
nal Cornelius Vnnilcrbllt, Jr.. Iilulhroueht Vcdn
Into tho w either position and was the llrst our.
Vaqucro III. biliiR Just under his Ice. They
wero closely followed by Wawii, Ilcrt, una
MuBine, in the order named. The Musmc was
tlo8otothocommltteobo.it. The boats carried
bit,' balloon Jibs In the bruid reach to tho first
murk. At tho end of the llrst round tho yachts
wcro tlinod ns follows:
Vuquero III . Hl32:-.7i Aeuahla, S bt,i07i Wawa,
2l5l 0.1; Veda, 1! tll-45 Akl.la. V:54 '..1 Hera.
E.S4 oit limine. 2.",B 0. Vorant II , 2 r,B:30 1 emv
lOK, 2 30 ,'3. Nlnlta, 3.03 Oil i byee, U IBili); Con.
aue-ln, !l 1H 41, SUIae, D.'JS.ltl EcUpse, U.2S,4'J
Lldolon, 11.30. 10.
The wind, which had veored around to the
southward, mado tho first loir ot the llnnl round
n beat nnd a run home with spinnakers to port.
They finished as follows:
Vamiero III, 29 Oli Wawa, 4 31'81 Acusbla,
4 34 30: Vrda. 4 ,I4:M Hern, 4-33 24 lluame,
4:!)T.r,'l, Vorautll. 4.3S 03, Aklsta, 4 BO'lli I'mel.
one, fi (14 22, Mnlta, 0.035B; byee, n,41:2!ll Coll.
uelo. r,:14: 11, fintae. H.J1 00: Fellpae, tl.Ul .'in
l.Uolon, il 3? 1 2, Volaute, e 67.50 Mrraua, 0.5a. 30.
Follow inn is tho summary!
BCUOONEIt CLASS.
Ktnpied Corrted
LtnQtK. Time. Time.
rhenf and Oirner. rr. n. u. s. n. u. a
Adrlcnne, Graham A Kelaey.4b 30 Nut timed.
Bboora CO itoot olabs.
Cellpse, 1,. J. Callanan 33, IB fi 24 IB B IS 83
Wrvaua, Uuy btaudlug B2 Bl B 43 5U 6 SO 22
SLOora 31-rooT oLaBa.
Byee, V. M. Iloyt BO. 80 4 3123 4 8113
HIMI'S HANDICAP CLASS.
Volante. S. I. hwi tt B 47 fid B 88 42
htstoe, John llliodi a 4B 29 fi 21 00 fill 33
Lldoion, J. Weir, Jr 4170 fi 27 IS fi 20 B8
8LOOrS-3(l ITOOT 0LAB8.
Aruahla, II. W. Ilanan ... . a.'.Ot n ill) 80 S 14 32
Vorant II , Oeoriio a. Tyson.. 114 110 8 33 08 U L'tl BS
Aklsta, Uoorge lllll 84.73 3 33 41 U 83 BO
BLOOPS-30-roOT CLASS.
Nlnlto, P. A. Dlniree 2RII0 4 BO 03 8 4(140
Penelope, Dr.T. V.Ketchum.20 00 3 40 23 8 40 3S
YAWL CLASH.
Consuelo, A. V. Cabot 28 30 4 80 80 4 80 89
Bl OOI14 STECIAL 30-yOOT CLASS,
lluame, J. tl. UcDonouKh,...80 00 0 23 8 I fl 22 03
VaiiueroIII., II II. Duryea.. .30 00 8 11 01 u 14 tu
Hera, llalpll I.llls 110 110 II 211 24 B iO !t
Wawa. J, A. Ktlllnian 30 nil Ilium !l in Ml
v In. C, Vaiiderbllt, Jr 80 00 8 IU 64 II 10 04
Disqualified.
Tho winners were: Adrlenun, sail over:
F.cllpse, Hjce, Shtne, Acushla, I'cnelopo, Con
sin lo, nnd Vaqucro III.
1 Diirlm; tho i lenliiLt a rocepllon was tendered
to tho Atlantic) Yin lit Club. At (1 o'clock Iho
teremonv ur trciMiiK out, thu Atl.inlln Club
liiirircii from tlio lliitpnlo ut the i IiiIiIimuho
maruod thu end nt the rclifii ot the Itcirutui
('o.iiiiiltlec, nnd thn hunt" and (,'ruunild wero
turned in cr lo the nit kill ,-cl.nlr s illors.
After tin iiisliiiii.irviiiiirtisliBbctwicnlliotwo
tluhs hud In en exchun -eil ilinxlKiial codo Hiikh
wero sunt ntiifl In tho tl iikuf tho HtalT nil lliu
club Hunt, whli li it. id: "Von uro very wul
i nine. " Aflirinlnrs the signal lights read;
"Cumonalioriiiinil hunn dunk." A Inruo let
toi "A" In colored lanterns wns the principal
U rn ration.
Tin ii Ids will itiiI'O to Dlnek Hock today,
where Hit) will he eiiierl lined b) tho llrliltro
port ncht flub. Ill addition to thu other tcs
tlvitliu there will bnniiiiicert at tho reslilonce
of Fleet Cunuiu Wuttion.
i'leuty arilrerte for lulerlabe lnebtlna-
Pot-in-IJav, July 7. Tho second day of Inter
Inko ruclnt; was Intercstiucr. A llftoen mllo-i n
hour breeze wag blowing from tho northeast,
nud after tlio start It freshened so that craft
shnrtenud suit. Tho course wns otern trlninrlo
threo nnd otio-lalt miles lo tho Iok. Twenty,
lit o steamboats aud steam jnchts followed tbo
racers oter tho course, fcjuuiwury:
82 Foot Clue-Evn. handuaky, 8 08 00 Teat, Baa
duaky, 2ill.20i Vlklnu, Toledo. 2113.01,
27Voot Clita Myrua. 2il(lilHi boroooo, Detroit,
Ull.OJt iuo, Cleveland, 21V12 Typhoon, Toledo,
Jllll,4 J.
Brsolol Class-Cattirln of Toledo beat out Boris
of Clevilaud by aeren minutes.
Naphtha Laiinch-Utareet won over Hobo br six
minute Both yeolit. are from Cleveland.
Mlulature ltaeea-ln,! won ,h, Mr trophy.
Bloomer ulrl unuhe i aecond. Sola art Toledo beau.
t
i
& umiafm'-i:i-fxi a
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
itAcisa xioAitn of xnn x.. a. rr.
vvxmiiixa ot-rmmrns.
nany Itldcra nuapended and Transferred to
tbe lroraalenal llaaa C'enluri Iload Club
of America IVanta Applloatata ror Iteeorda
la lie Cnrerul About Their Iteporle tioselp.
Tho Itaclnn Iioanl of tho U A. W. Is koeptnir a
close watch on contestants, with tho result that
tho sllchlcst Infraction of tho rulos causes sus
pension nnd tho transfer ot riders from tho ama
teur to tho professional class. This Is tho bul
letin Chairman Mott tssuod yostordayt
For repeatedly promotlnn unsanctioned races an!
other conduct detrimental to the racing Interests of
the League, Frod T. Merrill, Portland, Ore., Is perma
nently suapeuded and ruled oft all L. A, W, tracks la
any capacity.
For promoting unsanctioned races, the Inter-IIIth
School A. A., WeatilnRtou, D. C, la placed upon the
Hat ot tboso to which anuctlona will be refuaed.
For promoting unsanctioned racra, Ena ono I). Wll
klns, manaiierot the High Bohoot Held and track
teams, Washington. 1). (j la ruled on all L. X.W
tratks In any capacity to sept 1, 1897.
The following professional rldera have been perma
nently suspended! A. II, lloydeu aud H. II Lltord,
Uakland, Cal.i otto Zlegler and L. II. Davis, ban
Joso, Cal i Allen N. Jones and 0. Ik. Coulter, ban Vran
claeoi II. K. UeUrea, Let Angeles.
Tho luapenilou placed upon T. Wells Cole, I)altt
moro, expired June 28 The auiponslon placed upon
h, II. Alanuakee, Washington, D. C, and U. T. Allen,
BatbUoaeh. expired Jul) 2
Transferred to the Professional Class, Clause II
Cbarles II, Hi nahaw and Oscar Uedatrom, Ncvr York)
UlenWllley, Windsor Mills, O.I A J. llanta, Chlcaifii,
111. I W. If. Rlbley, South Brooklyn (own request)!
Homer A Pullor, 11 II IlnnrsT, aiidclilllemll.0 Han
lion, St. Louis. Clause I I. rue" t Beolt, LcvrUton,
Me, Clause C Julius Ilampel, Krle, l'a, (vote of
board). Clause I Claude Doly. Marlon, O. Clause V
Andrew Hpaman, Oram! ltaphls, 3licb. (vots nf
board). Clauses F and )) II F. Williams, Itlehmond,
Va. (vote of hoard). Clause A Herbert Taylor and
John T. Swift, I'htladt lphla.
Buaiwniton Homovi'd Oscar Krnti, EvansvlUe,
Ind.t Claude Dot). Marlon, O.t II. E. Williams, Itloh
moud, ai rrn-st Scott, Lewltlon, Jtj.l Ed. bleln
tuet2, Indianapolis, Iud.
Suspended Vending Inveatljatlon Itoy Hubbard,
Farwell, Mlcb.i l'.or biitherland, Flojd Douxberty,
Clark Olberiun, Clare, Mleh l Jack smith, Frankfort,
1ml. i Jasoii C. stamp, Wh Mag. W, Va l A. M.
Shepanl. Merlden Coun t lourad Holmes, Josepii
Lamtmnn. fl ltnplds, S D I John Barton, Martin
Thompson, Milam Carr, Sioux FalK, K. D.
Uiuiiended for ltldlnif In Unsanctioned Races At
Cbleago K. Bonhiuu, If. MeCourtle, Charles JtoMul.
len. 11. Btayman. W, Filker, K. Lawn nee. It Fried
man, and V. Mason, to July 24.
At Waukcgan. Ill Charles Balrstow. rtay Lindsay,
Itatph Dady, alter May. W. Wetr, Howard Cyrus,
Ben Jones, and Pert La Charlie, to July 24.
At Broa Hit a 1, Wis Kdward kvaus and Harry KeP
lej. BroadhsHd, Wis , to July 2d.
At Tralrle Du Sac, I. Hen Weaver and John Ae
eola, l'ratrle Du Sac, W Is i Cnrvvln blcula and Arthur
Iloait, Baraboo. ta , to July 2t
At Wood laud Park. South Manchester, Conn n,
Olenney, U. A. Mortartr, James Veltch, Jr. E.
RchuiMl, O. Ilok-t'rs, (, llartirau, Wm. Itobertaon, A.
Bldwell.O A. Pickets, L. V. 1-uUlfer.and F.Bartlelt,
South Manchester. Conn , t July 20.
At Mllwaukee-WUIIam Osborne, II, II. Bolton, and
Edn aril C. D vlln. Mil" allkte, to July 2.1
At Waahlmiton. 1). C A. Plant, S. Hocan. C. K
Jauney, N. II. ilannakce, A. Smttlu Ik Wearer, H. II.
Vandcventer, h. I'ae, It. 11. lenney, A. E. Craln, M.
Adams, and O A V, eaver, membeia of the aebmits tjo
lonirtiiK to the luter-UIgb School A, A. of S ashtniiton,
D.C. to July Bt.
At bt. Lout'-Homer A. Fuller, fl IT Harvey, and
Chlltern II, O'll ion, to Juno 20. 1-)U0
At Brldgen ale r. Mass r. I v hlte, HeorBe Crapo,
A. Porter. IlriKtou. Muss i Kenue. httman, SIui i
Oeorge J. Douabue, West Bridguwater, Mass i C Hon
son. C. llacon. M. Hoojwr, Ilrldgovrator, Mass
TLomas Alcer, Cohog'tt, Mas. . to July 20
At Monx Falls Harry Leo, Hugh Wilkes. L. Hkonir,
C. Dcvcrs. heb llutterltel I. A. Aga, S. Motcalf, John
Carn v. clarcnto Diswltk, to July 211.
At Chleag.v II Almi-rt, C.F Hatih. ILE Bnns.imd
A. Jensen, e. iilcogo bchool of hie ctrlclty. to Julj 2tl
Itudolph Clark, btorm King. K. V., tu July 14, delay
In pay tin; entry ft es
v. M. ltandal, lto-hester, pcndlni; payment of One.
W. C. Chamherlon, bharon Centre. O : George ,
NMckelsou. Sbepanl, O , E 1) beas, Orvllle. O : J. It.
Turnljnseed, uuster. O . S. E Parkins, AlUauco. o l
J. 11 (ledge., Columbus. O jOu) Talks, Ulna. O i John
Kueprer, Undl ty, O , for nou pamcnls of entry lies
and entering races nnd falling to ride.
For eouduet unbeeoralrit a gentleman, refusing to
ride, awearlnj at race-meet om-laKaud dtsturllng
theiKaennCu race meet. A. Thomas. La Crosse, Wis,
to Dec. 2V.
For enit ring races and fallln; to ride, A rhlbald w.
It'. Mount Nernon, X, Tl WllUam Febrenbach,
Philadelphia, and J. il. BlanquL Now York, to
July 1(1
1 or false entry, Marccllus Hicks. Richmond, va., to
Aug 2.
i-or non payment cr entry reel ana ror iniriy aaya
after payment J-iiues S McCurmlelc, Brooklyn
Forr iate 1 falso entry, A. B. Van Houton, Morris
town, . J . to July 2. levin, and afterward if prizes
unldveriiilv scurt-d aro not retur iid.
Fur riding In iiuianctloned races. Hardy Downing,
Sau Jos, Cal . to Juno 22.
Chairman 'W. L. Krietcnstcln of tho Itond
Records Committeo of tho Century Road Club
of America has issued tho following communica
tion to applicants for record trophies:
" I dcslro to call tho attention of ovory mem
ber of tho club reporting mllenco to bo very
careful In mnklmr out their semi-monthly re
port . Thn'e submitted other than In detailed
form will be returned. Look over your reports
thu second time and bco to it thut jour additions
nnd totals aro In etery way correct, clso it
necessitates the return of jour roports. Ouo
hundred nnd ton members nro now i-endiiiK in
inllonKo reporiB, which, taking-oer thine into
Mirsiilorntioti, Is n splendid slinvv ills'. I hate
every reason to bclirtc that eich ono of Iho con
testants will rido the rt dtiired r,ou) mil' s.
('ontcHtaiitunro kindly requested to mall re
ports on tho 1st and ltiili of em h month, lo
tboso trylnir for thu national trophies or other
wise rielliiK for an unusually HrLM mllciiue. I
niraln wlsli to call ntteutlon to tho iliukiiiL
book. A cbecklnir book must bo t.irrled and
in ulo llt-e of tbe saino to ho submltteil to tlio
ltiint lttcur.ts Coiumittco ut, thu clo.-o of tho
j cat."
I'liotinrscK, July 7, An Intnrcstinir race
across the continent friiin I'rov ideuco tu bun
Kniiiels o is to loitiii next month. It will In)
bctivicn a hlctclo and a tiuileiii on ft hot of
frJ,5iM) aside, tbo blcjclo to lie ridden by John
. OIliiii ot llrooklyn, N. 'S and tlio tnmleui by
llert Jlillsniul Wlllliuii ICav of this cltv. Tho
start will take place at l'J .III o'clock on Monduj,
Aug. I), from the City Hull steps.
The Rlvcrsldo Wheelmen held an outdoor raco
meet nt tho 01miiin l'ark truck, 133th sti ot
nnd Lenox nt cnuc, Inst night. 'Iho ntlcmliineo
wns fair. Tho races wore rolr'cleil to amateurs.
Tho track wuslu ltooi! eoin'ltlun, und somocluso
rnclne; resulted, rjuiiunarlcs:
Oni Miln Novice Final heat won by Vincent It.
Francis, New Yorkl E Hld r, Ni w ork, second! L I
want F. Jobnaon, Kalrmouut JL. C , thlrtl. Time, 3
minutes 21 2 ' aeeouds
One-Mile Han lleati dual beat won by btantey
Oodftry, Now York Coun i) , 4ii yardsi It V.
Bedell, lllv ersldoW ,30 ards. ai-condi A Jiinkklnd,
HI v it. I Jo W 40 jards, third Time, -' mluutus .'0 I 3
aeeouds
Onu-Mlln Oren Final heat won by O. V. Ilitieoek,
Harlem W.i H. Y. Ledll, lilvirll- V . sieond. A
Juugklnd, Itlvershlo W third. Tliue, 2 minutes .1J
aeeouds
Two Mile Handicap Final beat won by O V. Bab
oock. Harlem .scratch i: L i:eesieker, lUviriddu
W HI) yards, socond, Munley (todfriy, tw York
County W, 70 yarda, third. 111111', B minutes B 1 3
seeon la
Half Mile Exhibition J, Judge, Riverside W. Time,
1 minute 13 2-fi second).
yuarier-Mlle Exhibition C. M. Trtr. lllversldo W.
Time, UJ 4 G seconds, equalling tbo track record.
1 ho comnilttooof tho Associated Cyellnsnubs
of this city, whit h Is urriiii'lnir for tho century
runs to Philadelphia during the I. A, ,
nntloiiiil liitct lu AiikiisI In Id 11 intutlnu;
lnstnlKht at 4113 Western lloulet nrd. A sclieiN
tile was nduntcil, nud four runs will ho held
on Autr, 1, f, 0, nud 7, Kutrv lilunks will he
rendy by the early pirt nf not wet k
and inn bo obtained from I.dvvunl (iorhtraiix,
Clialriuuiiof thotiniiiiiltloe, lt"l estcrn Itniile
Mird, Thero nre llvoprlrns nlli mil for thn local
clubs, divided up 11111011,1 tlm-n liHtlnir Iho
larcent number ot survivors. 'Ihieo prlriswlll
iro to thn out ot tiivvncliihs on tbo sumo e'niiitl
lions. Chiiiriiinn (Icrbernux stutid that tho
principal clubs In the Itivvna tbrouitb which tbo
cyclers will pass will look after tho chockinc; ot
tho rldurs.
Tho Hoard of Consuls of tho L. A. W. hold a
moetlni; Inst nlprht nt tho l'oincrny lintel. Alder
man Wnru said that the nropoat d ordliianco for
thn restriction of hlejcllslH nud ihlilos will
tome liefnru the Aliicrmen nn next Tuesday
nud that it would pruhnbl pans. An effort
Is belli!,- made b) Iho tonsiiliilo to tret tho
tit) to iiHphalt East 'lwent thud street from
LuxliiKlnu avinuo to the fen), us It would he 11
irriul binutlt for vvhceliiieu who ile-iruto Inllovv
lledlnrd intiiiiii, l!rnokl)ii, In trips 1111 Louk
Island, A rcMilution was pissed tailing tho nt
tontliinof thu rtdcrol niitliuritlis to the over
crow dim; of fenj Louts 011 hundu).
I.OUTIH,
F. Williams -Torhlo fioui I loth street and Fifth
nviniiom II, Iluvlllo, N.J,, go ihroinli ( enin I Park
lo uriv litntli almt aid I Ighlb in nib foil iw
lightlit nue to Ivvinij iblnl sir it 10 He firrj,
I'll I ern s to Ji rsey I II) ; .o llir,mi;ll 1st nllg plain
In 'InNoii Mriit, to Iltnritrson strti, toMerttr
Mreel lu the H dloliCouiuy lliulova,d to the S'ew
uriv Plauk roa I lu Netvnrkt foil in llnnl street l
llilhvllo avtui.i, to Washington uvt line, li, .voltli
Newark, to IU llevlllo, Tho distance Is aliout alxtetu
lullea
Constant Healer, To rile from the Twintrtilid
atretl fi iry lo I'utchtutie, I, I , cross over tn llrook
Ivn and ' 'li IMford avuniHto Ibe Insttrii Park
IU.JT, loHioi.o .iieiiui-, todltnniore avenue, tullnuit
wn, lu.li luiliui take the Mirrlek road to alley
blroani, I'tnisslli, lloekvllli) Centre, Mlllbuin, Fiea
port, Merrl k II llmore, HlJgi-wnoil, htaford, Mas
aainiiuu. Ainlivlllu, Bab)ou, ard Ha shore i continue
tu Isllp 1 11.1 1li, houtlisldo Club, uakdale, l-ayvllle,
an 1 llajport 10 1 utehogue, Tbe roads are goon rne
llstaiiio from Muit) tint atrretand lUlh avtuuols
about sixt live mlhs
Harry O Mols In riding to White Lake, N, V ,
starting from 1 intb strict and beieuth avenue, go to
llillh street, to St. Mi hulas avenue, to Tenth avtnue,
totheKlngihrlilgo rood, to IBUt nr"t, 10 Waahlnit
ton Bridget cross tho brtdgo tn Fe.therbcd lane, to
Ma omb a Dam road, to the FordLam Landing road,
to Bailey avtnue, to Klngihrldgvi eonlliiuo to hon
kers, to (ho turnpike to liltnvv nod, to Hastings, Dobl s
Ferry. Irvlngtou and Tarrytowui cross tlio river to
Ivyack aud ride out Main street to the Nyack turn
pike to Clarksvllle, Nanuet, bprlng Valley, Mouaey,
Tallman.hiiaeru, ltauiapo,bloataburg,buutbaeld,1 urn
era. Mouroe, Oxford. Greytourt, and Cheeten continue
to Ooshrn, aud follow tbe Erie Railroad through nue
scenery to Mlddletowm go through Fair Oaks, l'uidys,
Bloemlngbtirg, Wurtsborouih, IlockhlU, BrldgtTUle,
rt'irgeVi!- y-t &"& art ia, y; h w A-f,Mfls...., us ,
Montlcello,Maplewood,anil WhIU Lake. Tbe roads
are good.
H. E. Mltebell. To ride to Cromwell, Conn , take
the ferry to Twenty-thlnl street and ride to Eighth
avenue, to Fifty ninth aires tl no through Central l'ark
to 110th street and Lenox avenue, to 120th street,
around lit. Motrls Park, to Illth avenue, to llintb
street, to tbo Madison avenue brnlgei eroas the bridge,
goto 189th street, tn Willis avenue, tu Westchester
aienue, to West Cheaterttako tbo Pelham road across
brilge, past City Island and Trovers Island to Nt w
Itochellei follow tho turnpike to Larchmont, In Ma
maroneek, to the post road. In the Boston rundhou.c,
to tho turnpike, to Port Cheater! follow main strtet
across Byram Itlver bridge, to tnrnplke, to tho poet
road, to Orrenwlrh and Slumlord! take the post road
to the turnpike, lo Dartent cross the railroad nnd (to
through Norwalk to South Norwalki follow the
Shore road to thn Saugatuckcburob, near tho railroad,
aud tako Riverside avenue to tbe Weatport draw,
bridge! croas the river to Stratford, and thence, via
MlUord, Merwln'a Point and West Haven, to New
llavcniKOto Clinton, Fast Wnlllugford, Mlddlcnold,
and Cromwell.
NOTES.
The Knights of Columbus Wheelmen ot Drooklyn
hnve elected the following nrucorst President, S.l).
Cronln: Secretary. Jamt a F. SulllvaniTroaaurer, John
l'lnleyi Captain, E, 11. Dunni Lieutenants, T. J. Calla
nau and W. A. Fordi color bearer, II. Murphy. Tho
organisation will hold a run uver the cycle path to
night. A. o. Martens, tbe ht. Paul rider, Is ono ot the fastest
tnon on tho National Circuit. Ills recent performances
are f ar In advance of his work last season.
Tho Century lload Club ot America wilt award a
sieclal medal to the woman covering tho greatest
number of miles this soaaon.
Tho Canadian Wheelmen's Association Intend to
present an application to the International (Relists
union at Its annual meeting this month for thn prlvl.
lego ot holding the International championships In
Canada next season. The L. A. V., It Is said, will
support the 0. W. A.
The old Connecticut Bicycle Club has disbanded.
Tho annual meeting ot tbo Massachusetts division
of thn I. A. W. will be held nn July 17.
1 ho Ramblers' bicycle Club will hold a Stat cir
cuit meet at w alltngrord. Conn., on July 24. The
programmo Is: One mile novloo, nalf-a mile handp
cap, ono mile handicap, hair a mile open, one mile
open, oue-mlte city cbamptoueblp.
Tho road oflloers of the Manhattan Bicycle Club
have decided to hold their alnglo century run over
tho following route on July lit Starting from this
oily, through Belleville. Bpiingrleld, l'lalnnrld, and
New Brunswick. The run will terminate at the Wost
Forty-second alreet ferry.
The Central Wheelmen of Brooklyn will take a trip
to Nortbfleld, Conn., ou July SIS,
becrotary T, J, Knunedylof Iho Nlautlo Wheelmen of
Jersey City, under whoso ausplres tlio twenty nvo
mlle handleaproad raco was ruu on the Hudson County
Boulevard on last Monday, states that thu times for
thu raco wero not omolsl. Tho not Instead of the
corrected Mtieawere given out, wblcb complicated
the time awards. Each contestant will be notified by
mall of his tlmo and position lu the race, and alaoof
tbt, date aud place of the distribution of the prizes.
Tbo Forest Park Whoclmeu have elected the follow
ing onicersi President. W. I lln lerst Vice-President,
Hred Epplgi Boeretnry, II. Burnetii Treasurer, W.
W altersi Captain, James Ulendennlngi IJcutcnants,
U. Burgess aud D. Peturman.
aozv.
Itesnlta at Tuxedo, yforrlatown, and XnBj
Biaacb-ovTa Notes.
An event ot the season at Long- Dranch yester
day was a team match on tho links of tho Nor
wood Golf Club, In Norwood Park. Thero was a
throac of onlookors. Including1 many women In
brllllantsummer costumes, nud some exeollcnt
colllnc was brought out. The opposing toam
represented tho Knglowood Golf Club, and It was
hardly expected thnt tho Norwood men would
w lu from such experienced match pit era. Tbo
homo players, hovvovcr, won by tho nairow
mart-Ill of two holes. It was au clglilccn-hoio
match. The summary:
Konwoon. 1 evolcw jOd.
John W.Alhaugh, Jr.....0IA.T.Fno 0
1'. E. Henderson I) Dr J.A.Wells 0
K. D.Blmnious Ot? B. Kelt 3
Arthur Ottersou 0 Malcolm Campbell 0
U. w. Curtis U hgar Booth 0
Total ,"o Total .7
TuMiDO Pviik, July 7. A putting-, driving-,
andnpproichliiKi ompetitlon.nnen to the wonion
membr'sof lhoTuxido tiolf Club, was held to
day. Mrs. II. W. McVlcl.ar won Ibo puttlnc;,
Miss llerrlck tho driving, und Mrs. James
llrown Lend tho npproachinc matches. Tho
men's handicap resulted In a tlo, which will be
pla) cd oil later In tho w eek. Scores:
Qto.t. ITcap. 2'et.
A Seton. Jr V4 0 SB
W. p Dlnsmore.Jr Ot 8 to
1' HPyne. II 03 12 SO
1 f. ltuihn ore 60 n so
h. Warrou 100 10 lio
P. Allen IHO 10 00
F.F.Carey 10 1 13 01
W. Rbett 117 21 02
It. Mortimer 114 2J VJ
T.b.Tnvlor 101 tl 03
Mown i rowx, July 7. Golf trims of live, rcp
rcsentlnir tho Morristown Field Club nnd bt.
Paul's bchool. Concord, N. II , pliycd an Inter
esting match lioro this afternoon, tho former
winning by soven holes up. 'Iholndtvldunlplt
lu most of the matches was very pood. Fellowes
and Granniss especially plated beautiful golf,
tho former winning; by his superiority In driving
nnd work on tho trreun. Pyneul'-o did tine work
lor his team. Summary:
riEi.n rua tT l icl's.
C.Fellowes, Jr 3 Orvnnt. 0
Vanderpool 3 Brlnley 0
Fwlng ti.pvne .. 8
Iluj-e-lm-k O.L'Hummntle i 0
Bnovv 4 P. bmlth 0
Total lu' Total "s
Tho Metropolitan Golf Assochtlon hns trrnntod
Nov. 'J nud 3 to tbo Knullwood Country Club for
Its fall tournament.
Tho fifth monthly contest for the Turner-Van
MtloCup will be plned at tho Suburban Club
of KHabethon Haturday. Cooko is tho only
member who has won It twice, and ho Is In train
ing fur tho coming match.
Col. HcUnte raja S'-'.OUO ror at St. Dials
Filly.
The salo of thoroughbred yearlinira from C 4:
A. J. Reed's Fnlrtiew- bttld was finished last
ulcdit ut tho American lloroo i:wh.ingo, Ihe
attendance was iioor and tho bidding rather
spiritless. Tho highest pne-e, IfJ.OOO, was paid
for tho bty UUy bj Imp bt. lllaise Thorn, a
half sister lo "loikvlllo lklle. Dohblns. and air
1'iaiicls. rourti en head hroucht gO.l'JS, an av
er ;o of 5iyilcl,07. Tne Inst pritcs were:
Ciiestuitt colt bvlinp Cheviot l'e.erslorough,
I) Imp Mr Pli-kwlck T Hlulieo k Jr . . tIBO
Ba coll I) Miser Rebound, h) Louglnwt W.
11. Clark . . 873
B v colt by luiic, ejiilcklluio c-ui.1 rctte II , by
1 a-andolet It I, Km.- ... . HBO
Bay illly ny Imp st lllalso Thjra, by lAiugfel-
low , F O. MelevTee .,2,000
Bnv ml) by Lxlle W Ih.lloner, by Imp. Mr.
l'lckvv Ick, J. U. Coleman 8B0
Crltket.
There was somo great erhket at Livingston yester
day between tbo btut u IsUnd Club and the New
York Nomads. The latter won by a seoro of 231, for
five wickets, to 2UJ, It was a grt nt itny for batting
J. F. Currun of the Nomails stored 10.1, width makes
the Iirttui ntur of tho ytar M It Cobb Just mlMtd
thetuveud tluec figures He steurtd 1)7, and lu his
calomels lo ket the eeuturj.a ft w mlnnti s b-funi
stumps were drtvvu, bo fkhd a lisll and vvas caught
nut, Lohmunn hit In splendid St) lo fur Mateu Island
and cuuijilhd 71' In fill mluutts, Y, 1,. Jewett played
Bifid, sti ady Inning of BO
Lovpon, Julj 7 rbo crltket match between the
Oxfoidand c'litiihrldgi elevens, w lib h eras tegun at
Iirl's crounil) on Moulu), was flnUbed today.
Caiubrlilge wou by 170 runs.
liiclitlnr esva rrtinl City laland.
City Ihi imi, July 7. 'Iho following yachts
parsed In. le, Inilllid eatt:
Meami rs si li-onda, Alfred IV. Bo.nh Charlotte,
Vv l Il,glus.lsloli, F 11 llenidltt, Plllljallb. Fred
erick U M, Matury, Juiulla J liirlx rt llslhinllnei
Loette, I A Tattlm, lluee sneer, Meo-Commoduro
Wlllbim R Hearsi, Pioneer (hou.e boat), UcorgoE.
Lbl.ollll.
bl iiicr Soulhern Cross, tco-Commodore John
V. Phillips.
Tho following casols passed west:
Bit aim rs Conqueror, F. Y. Vandt rbtlti Aqullo.
Ri ur Coiumodorii Henry A. Van 1 lew.Ortenta, K. R,
l.adoLvcl)u, J, 11, Hogeman, Jr, , Reiioso, B U Mo
ure gor.
Hihooner Clytle, Henry 0. Ward.
Ihestonm ae lit (loldon Hod, Archibald Watt,
from tho t.tstwutd. came to anchor liore.
Closalp uflbe Itlnv.
Eplke Rulllraa U now matchmaker of an atblctle
club In Troy,
Joluil, Sullivan and Bob Fltrslmmons have Joined
bauds, It Is said, aud will go ou tour next auaauu.
Owen Zbglerand Young OrlfTo have tiecii matched
to box six rounds at Philadelphia next Mouday night.
Johnny Oati s has arranged, In nddliton to tbo ton
list bttween Mlko MeManua and Larry Becker, two
plilliiiluar) oouttsts to takoplui.0 at the bouth Utiacb
A. C. next Monday lllgbt,
Joo t'h'iMiakl arrived tn this city yesterday from
Cincinnati. Itepii)s that hewoull like, to ma'te a
IliaUII with kid MtCoy .1 IIIB pullinlmnd Is colllldeut
that onu of tlio ban I- rant Isco t tubs vv HI tiin r a purso.
Solly Mnlth bus ib elded to hotohau Frunilieu. Yea
terdav be slhhrd arlklcs nt thu ifuf(rilfed .Nsitauf.
lltu 1 ludliigatoutcst bitweeu hliiistlf und Johnny
Itrlfllu, liriflln and bmlth will toiiie together ut l&J
pounds for twenty ruuudsouJul) IH.
V J K, 1 hero Is no reosou why the tickets were
not g iod, I hero was only one t ntrani e, and thut was
onLixiiigtouitveiiue II Is highly linprubabli) that
Ihe club would have cuiiuttmituctd speculatois by
providing a s,iiclaluutranco fort ckcts sold by tbciu
un thofeldewalk.
BUI) Madden w rites to tbe Illustrated .Vsies that
after hla man Out Huhliu lights Jim Jurfrlcs ut ban
Frautlteoou July 17 le will tuU bis twom-avy
weights tu Fngluud Billy has rtcvMved the protute
of a mat h lor his men with stitno of tho top notchers
on tho other sldo,
Harry btylis has a-certed Ibo ofrer of Mark Alex
I aitder of Johiihoubuig, Pa. to mutch his prottge,
X.ugtue Hail, against an I .'- pounder, btyles de
clares that he will light Hull twenty roun Is if ux
leuses ure forwaru tl Altxanderhos uftered a nurse
of S12B, audguuiautees to pullctf tlio nilll luslde of
fourwieks
Arthur Lumliy yt-sterday received word from
Tommy Wbttu to tho eireit that the latter had ae
ce ted the orit r of Dr Ordivay to meet Have Wallato
Peroral thu National Sporting lub of London, ami
that tbe contt at would tie ,de Ided some time lu No
vember. Wullaro Is said, by 11 ose who have seeu htm
Iiul utils bauds, to be the Ust lad ut his weight ng
and a J far has turned out,
Cy)f,t-)-f -I;-'i) -is--'fe;---lC--v
j ThiTPitiro I
s To clear the balance of our remaining stock of seasonable Otitlni; and ) H
Cycling Clothlnu quickly, we have marked every article and garment at one ) H
half of former prices. If you contemplate a vacation, if you are a wheel- W
) man, if you row, play tennis or golf, you will add to its pleasure by being ?
S properly outfitted, which you can do at a ridiculously small outlay. f
J Sale commences Thursday, and continues every day during the vacation S
r season, as long as each line lasts.
300 Crash Bicycle Suits 200 Prs. Crash Bicycle Breeches
$2.25 Per Suit $1.00 Per Pair
? Including Cap. Wrro ,.'; Wer( V""1 I
? Bicycle Suits, 5.00 $2. 75 Bathing Trunks, . .25 .10 V
) Extra Fine Bicycle Suits, 7.00 3.50 Bathing Suits, . 1.50 .75 C
( Vacation Touring Suits, 12.00 5.00 Golf-Bicycle Hosiery, 1.00 .50 C
I Golfing Suits, - 20.00 8.00 Silk Outing Belts, .50 .25 S
? Kangaroo Bicycle Shoes, 2.50 1.50 Lncc Front Jerseys, 1.50 .75
Rubber Sole Oxford Shoes, 1.00 .60 Bicycle Breeches, . 2.50 1.25
y Crash Caps, .... .50 .25 QolfBicyclc Breeches, - 5.00 2.50 ?
) Duck Trousers, 2.00 .95 1 Golf-Bicycle Breeches, 7.00 3.50
yl BICYCLES Oll
c J New 1896 modeh, fitted with 1897 tires and Christy Saddle. S 3 I
S Men's, $$Q; Women's, $C0. Spikllntj's guarantee. Sold SI
S on Installments. The best bicycle bargain of the year. I
ITirkTTP BpnWlnn'B nicyeln Trln Mops. Arcurato in erorjr ilptnll. KowYorlc ffl
J a 1 IU' B- B-" to I'oelcsKlll. Now Yurk In Pntclioiruo. New Vors. lucirconvtoodltka. r n
1 JL H H -j A m Now York to LuI.oIIopitrontr. Now York lo Now Ilrunsivlck. Now
York to ABbury 1'nrk anil liny Head. New York to Oyster liny. Now L
J York to nnd nrouml Btatcu Ielnnil. Any ono of tlicsomieps will bo Riven froo to nil those who r I
call at our stores, or mulled to any nddruss upon receipt nf regular prleo, C conta.
I A. G. Spalding Si Bros. Spalding-Bidwell Co. 1
ViO-iaO NnHsnu Stroot. 20, t, au "West 41M Street. S I
The Standard Price for Bicycles. I
We made this announcement in 1893, in establishing the price of I
Ci ascent Bicycles. I
We have fully demonstrated that high grade wheels 1 h
can be made and sold at $7. Our prices remain fixed, A
while Crescent quality constantly improves. We put the 1
best material, the best skill and the very best value in the 1
Crescent line that is possible to put in a bicycle. 1
Crescents are worth the prices at which they arc 1
listed ; hence no reduction is necessary. 1
HONEST prices need no change. 1
We guarantee PRICE as well as QUALITY. 1
cATAtvocvnFnEB. WESTERN WHEEL WORKS, 1
ACEVnEtnUTtTIIEKE. CHICAGQ-NEW VORtC H
THE LUTHY WHEEL J
Selling nt Present for $110. I
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICE. 1
ZIlfWlERLrlAN, Tho "World's Ohnniplon, 1
UNSOI.ICITEI). WHITES: "It 1 uncloiibietlly tbo flneat wheel that has over been placed on the marks. A
glaaico sbow It tu Lo auiwrlur tt anything we Lave yet aecu" H
AUSTIN IIIZM.SKN. ISO Nassau St..
cieueral Eaateru Agent, k. Y. city. J
Catalogue mailed on request.
ir.i; scu J!
I VICTOR BICYCLES, f
NEW 1896 MODELS, I
2 O.V A r ATM EXT OP
AND 12 M0. ... nn I
PAYMENTS OF 5,uu
riTlI ONE TEAJl'B OTTAIIAXTEE
3 call or wiura
E. G. P. CO., I
itoo3is ca axj r, Timsn rr.ooit,
29 BROADWAY, N. Y.
i bale$room Open .Veintlti( J.'icll(ll(7 .
Until 9 o'clock. o
oo $
Only a Few Days More.
GENUINE SALE OF
GENUINE GOODS.
1896 NEW HUtUS,
1896 SHOPWORN REMINGTONS,
1897 NEW GLOBES.
Jaffrey Building,
BROADWAY & LEONARD ST.
A. J. COMRIE, Auctioneer.
MM -uiiiimr (Mi print, till. f IM'il 1'iitiern
Crawford Bicycles,
$23 to $29.
Glrla' VI Hull wliteta, it'J
MUm' .'lllnoli ulio I', .'"
21iu a uiut Wuii t'i 'a '- In. la utieela, $'JU.
All fri'ili. nen, I huh u ail K jii.i m m facturr anA
inur ant tit tin t ir Tiiiui tli uiil
DURANT Mci-EAW &CO.
-tui liruulmi), ,s U. , ii, ill ntui , llkljn
SENSATIONAL TRADE SALE.
I. mill IIUi. l.ruUit IHII7
BICYCLES AT AUCTION.
I'l Itl II 111 HUM. I II..
476 BROADWAY,
Al 1. Ot i.tjth. IUi)A
r7Thla aalu lucluilra a Due lot ot
18IT N1lll INKS, l.uUriu. nntl r.cerm,
Tbs lelrbrxtiMl IttllT" V l.tt aud oiker.
Nailian Kaplajj, Auctioneer,
4TU llltDMItt.tl,
Xvcr Wbccl Uuarantccd.
lfVrLCdl
fV nAwiuieB. 9 fl
I We'll make prices which Il
5 will piy you to call, ex- 1 II
ijf amine and purchase. ID
I Wlnton Bicycle Co. I
fe IIS Ohuoil)rBtrat,Tt. T. Is
Oranti rirrle nearUi Bt IJ.T. IAA )
HlsLeUopI Avnnue.Brooklrn. r V nt S
ji laxjtor-, CloTelantl.Oblo. ftfSay9
W3X(&&x!&SitSc&fiaj
BICYCLES AT YOUR PRICE,
o rejton.ilil offer refiiii? 1. jjuarHntred foold w
lattul to ill au out nur 1olc reganlloin of cotti w
ftuarantcti to eIl chPApor than tbey do at tbofftfet
MiicttonHnlt call And ie
WHAT IS YOUR PRICE ON
1NOT UI.MOIirs, STRACUSI 1. Mill r.I.MOIIKS.
iii7 rFititis, coi.tovs, riiAwmniM,
IHItT Till.lillll, KHWI.Hl', MIH si KACl'tU,
IMIItl LUIKKTYH. VII Kills, 11AMIII Kits.
HASNI.lt AMI) 0Tll CI-STIIIY I.AUl'S, (1 B.
lit IU, lVc; i.uiiii-. ,ino i Urea, al VU llrown
auilitlea, tl!,4S
Willis' Park Row Bicycle Co.,
au i' A UK mm, ri pt okfick.
DO YOU WANT A '97 RAMBLER?
Urlntf In our old wheel nud wo will Diakjoo
literal alUmamo lu trale.
1897 RAMBLERS $80
1897 IDEALS $35 to $75
GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO.
UIU-IIIS I irillTH AV. NhAK BrtTil hT N, V.
Lexington I cU Co, ilo-.viiioivn .grata, V'O tf
10,000 Cycios Slaughtered, $5 Up.
(Ilolir 1i l Itir, ts Ciililinl la. !.', Cri'.i-eiit. 10
infnrl li Mritrn. tw "jraiMi.n, 1,1 Fowler,
$lu Inn :i w -viu. u.i-1 j li, bJH liinipw Toledo
ti'i n Itiii,!. a. Hi Mil now lli'rnld., .'7.B0 EI
1 nut (I'u vjttiai iritta lo iiurlir nnd dea
i rn f i r ! i.li
lltiRALti nil "' 11'-' " '" aan at,
nCIIriUU liU,, iiiuimfiit, near Ami
uimutrt ami ji:ia:itK
ii ii t iitv liiii i' iiiii tiin uih nttfiil with
THE SPENCER BRAKE
r 'iiM'rnie. Iiy j linn of thu Orii) J
fall or i in. f r parn -ulim
THE SPENCER BRAKE CO.,
Crescent Cycles
H'J l t t I'l'li,
M llll tllll'll, (It,, U
B3il HI, itiii I a ali.Rli.il tu, I
'MAIIrPIIN 1111 ttOltl-tiBi,l ntinni, liloml I
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