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i ,, THE SUN, "TUESDAY, JTTN 28, 1808. 1
ON THE BASEBALL FIELD.
cnxoAoos irr.v anotiiek uame
I JTilVJT 7JUR ItltUOKIjTIfS.
I
Balttraere Dtreate M. Latebi Twit ars Tie
'cies-elanst fr Thirst l-laea-Clsu-lnaall asvd
siesta Dtk Oat-slayest Halst Uhm the
Maw YrUa Off lh ruta-other tlasaea.
i Rain prarented the New Yorlcs from playing'
At ClareUnd yesterday and Incidentally helped
the Baltimore to tie Tebt&u'i men for
third place, two one-aided victories being; tuo
lot of Hanlon'a team at St. Louis. The Chicago!
won anotbor game from tha Brooklyn, while
the Waebtoslon again turned the Cincinnati!
J Sown, 1 he ltedi still hold lint place, how-over,
' tor the i'lltaburg-s whitewashed tho Hostoni.
The teams In tho flrst division are now beautl
fully bunched, and any of thorn oan reach the
top by a reasonably long winning streak. The
results:
Oklcago, 0 Brooklyn, 4.
Wulilnftoa.B Cincinnati, 8.
fUUburg, 81 Boston, 0.
llslllmore, 10 St. Iouli, 1 (Brit game).
Baltimore, HiiSt. Louis, 1 (seoond gra )
At Cleveland Halo.
At LouIitIIIi Wet irouada.
- in IlKCOItD.
,' run tor
' Chsus. Iton. lalt.emt Clubl. Won. olt. cn(.
Cincinnati .8? 28 .61!; New York. 8 Its .600
Boston as 88 ,081 rhllallp'aJO 88 .T
Baltimore. .el S3 .(107 Hrooklyu . 21 38 .411
CUveland. B 88 .007 Washlnit'nlsl US .BV0
Chicago. . 84 80 .607 HI I.ntlU.. 80 811 .930
FllUburi. 88 20 .5Dv!L.uu1svi1I.,1.- 41 .817
t CHICAGO. 0; IlltDOKI YN, 4.
j CniCAno, June i!7. -The Onibans defeated the
' Trolley Dodgers In a onesided gnme to tiny.
Bloln was bit hard and often; on the other band
Woods pitched beautiful ball until after tbe
horde team bad the gnme won, when he let
flown, tho visitors mnklng a number of bits.
Neither side did anything that was startling,
AtUndnnec 1,800. Tho score:
CIUCaOO I gaOOKLTH.
' r. ls.r o i.E. a in ro.i r.
Byan. If. I u i 0 olerimn.cr... 18 10 0
rverltt. lb. 117 0 0 Jones rf . 0 14 11
Lanee. cf.,..l ISO Oll.sebance.M 0 0 4 4 I)
Harden, ss ..1 1 a 4 ltbheckard.tf 0 l o 0 0
McCorm k UDJ 3 0 8 Olucker. lb. 0 0 7 1 (I
Utiles, rf 8 2 4 0 li.Ullniau, 2b 0 13 0 1
Connur. 8b 0 8 II 3 0 hhludlu, Ub .1 a 1 0 0
Donahue, o. 0 1 U 0 1 Iljan o 1 0 A 8 0
Uuixls. p... U 110 0 MOll, p 1 3 0 0 1
Totals ...3 IS 27 10 "i Totals ....7i U 24 IS 0
Brooklyn 0 0 0 I) 0 0 ft 0 14
Cllttago 11401080.-0
first base by errors Brooklyn, 8i Chicago, 2. Lett
on bases Brooklyn, 7i Chicago, 6 Mm base on
balls OS Stain, 8i off Woods, 2. (struck out Uy
Stem, 4i by Woods, I Two base hits Shlndlt, Rteln,
Lanee. Connor, MuUurmlck, J, llyan (CMcaeo) Haul
See Tilt Merles. Double plays Lacnauco and Tucker:
Connor and Eierltt umpires Faulle and Curry,
rime 1 hour and 5 minutes
WASBWOTOK, 8 1 CIXCIKXATI. 8
CiscTxxATi, June 27 The smallest crowd of tha
season, about 300 persons, witnessed the third de
feat or Ewlngs Keds at tbe hands of tbe Washington
lo-day. The Cincinnati round Swalm for but four
tingles, while llawley was bit bard and at the rl.ht
lima A catch by Anderson wsa the only feature.
fbescorei
cikcwxati. I WAsarxoTox
a. ln.ro.i.i i.liro.i.1
llrtlride.ef .1 0 2 1 0 Sslbach, If .18 0 0 0
K Smith. If .0 110 OlOettman, rf .8 12 0 1
Vcl'hf-.ib .0008 OiAndersoncf 8 s n u 0
Ueeklay. lb.t 0 11 0 OlMcQulre. lb.l 1 10 1 1
Mlllar.rf... .0 8 10 0 Hrrell. 0....1 9 0 10
Coriorsn.ss.O 18 8 0 Belts, 8b ...1 II 3 4 0
Irwin. b....t) 0 S 0 0 Ueyars, 8b .0 13 8 0
fells. 0. 0 I a 1 Wrliley. IS..0 140
Ha-vlay, p ..0 0 0 0 0 Swalm, p., ..1 1 0 0 0
Totals... .la 4 84 18 "l Totals. IB 27 13 "a
Cincinnati 1 0 0 10 0 0 0 03
Wiehllilua 8 0001 141. 0
i btoten baaea HoBrlde. Oorcoraa. Oettman, Smith
Two-base hits Anderson, Oettman. Helta Three
iaie hit SelbscU Double plays Belts. Wrteleyand
llctlulre, HoBrlde and Beckley. Struck out By Haw.
1 ley, 1 1 by Swalm, 8 First basoon balls OS llawley,
Si off Bwaleu, 4. Left on bases Cincinnati. 6 Wash-
I Ins ton. B, First base on error Cincinnati Wild
' pitch llawley, lilt by pitcher Anderson. Um
pires Swartwood and wood. Time B hours.
rrmtsTjao, 3i boston, 0.
ITrrotrao, June 27. Pittsburg abut ont Boston to
lay In a fast and well pitched tame. A baae on balls
ind singles by Oray and McCarthy scored the flrat
Kin In the third Inning Uonoran slntled. went to
bird on O'Brien's saorlue and scored en Qray's hit.
looviore:
rrmstrsa. soston.
Bla.ro.A-a K.1B.PO.A.E
Uneran, rf.l 1 I 0 0 Ifaralltos.cf 0 0 1 0 t)
, k Brian. cf..l 1 4 1 1 Tenney, lb..0 3 8 0 0
Oray, 8b... 0 8 3 9 1 Bully. If ....0 14 0 0
McCarthy, If 0 1 a 0 C Collins, 8b. .0 18 2 0
PaTla, lb ..0 0 fl 0 0 Utah), rf ....0 0 3 0 0
faddta, 8b 0 0 8 3 0 Lung, as ....0 113 0
AoTverman.oO 0 8 3 0 Lone. 2b... 0 14 0 0
Uy, ss 0 0 4 0 0 Yeagar, o ..02000
rsnsehllLp.o l I o 0 Lewla. P.....0 0 0 8 0
StlretU 0 0 0 0 0
Totals. 3 7 87 8 2
Totals ....0 8 84 0 0
r . B arted for Lewis In the ninth Inning.
Pittsburg 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 02
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two base lilt Oray Sacrifice hits O'Brien, SIo
Carthy. Struck out Br Tanneblll, Hi by Lewis, 1
ilrst base on balls Off Tannehtll, It off Lewis 4
assed.ball Teaicsr Umpires Lynch and Andrews,
tmo.l hour and 40 minutes.
ALTatOOK, IS, ST. LOUIS. 4 UttST OAKS.
BT Louts, Juno 27. Tracked lea and towels are In
demand amonv the St. Louis fans to-night Balti
more played two games bore to-dsy, and the Drst wsa
nly less heartbreaking than the second. In ths tint
Taylor startiduut to pltoh, but lu the aecond Inning
lie "saaaed" Umpire O Day and nai put out or the
game, rsperwas put In In his place. Tho Browns
played like amateurs. The scores
ST. LOUIS 1 BALTIMORE
urn. ro.A. a n. is ro. a.s
--- Dowd. rr ..0 0 0 0 olMcQraw. 8b 4 1 0 a 0
Menret, cf. 3 2 10 0 Kesler,rf....3 2 U n 0
Hurler, If.... 0 0 2 U 1 Jennings, ss. 3 1 3 3 0
Crou, lb .12 2 3 1 McOann. lb.,2 1 H 0 0
Deckir. lb..O 1 14 0 2 Holmes, It.. H J 'I d 0
Clements. 0..1 1 U 0 O.BriKlle. cf ..I 0 J 0 0
Hugden, o, . 0 0 t 1 1 Deuont. 2b 0 2 3 0 0
Oulnn, ss ...0 0 2 7 1 Hublnsou, c 0 0 4 0 0
Crooks. 2b.. 0 14 2 0 Mops, p.... 1 0 0 0 0
Taylor, p... 0 0 0 0 0
rsper. p 0 1 O 0 ll Totals ..10 9 27 O 0
Ullpalrlck. pO 1 0 2 II
Totals 4 0 27 10 SI
St. Louts 1100O002 0-4
Baltimore .. . 4343000 010
Twu-1 sue kit Cross. Three bann bit Demontre
Tllle. Double plays Crooks anil Decker, Deuiontrtj
vllle and McOann Passed ball Hoblnsou, Ktolen
bases stnurel. Holmes ( i), DeraontreTllle Hit by
pltiher Ji nnlngs, Holmss Urst ba-e oa balls Off
Taylor, 3l off Esper, II off (IllpatrUk, 4i off Mops,
8. Struck out Ily allpatrtck. ll by Hops, 2 Wild
I Itch Nops Umulrrs O Day and McDonald Time
i hours and 23 minutes
11. 1 TISIOUC, 12t ST. LOtU, 1. SttOSD UAHS
hT. UlttS. t tSALTIMOKK
h in i n. a. r nlimii
Dnwd. rf tl 3 1 1 0 .lu-Oraw, Mb 4 3 1 4 0
Htenirl.cf 1 0 It 0 0 Keeler. rf '1 5 ll 0 0
Harley, If. 0 1 tl 0 1 JennlUKS. ss 2 13 2 0
Cross 1li .0 l a J 1 M-tlanu, lb 2 a 0 0 0
Decker, lb. 0 0 111 o lilt lines, If 0 u 0 0 0
fcugilen o . u 1 Sao lircxlir. or .01400
Wutnn, sk 0 12 4 2 Deniont, 2b 1 1 7 ft 0
Croiks, it 0 0 4 0 0 Clarke o 0 2 111
Taylor, p 0 o 0 0 1 Iluithes, p.. 0 ll o 0 0
Carsey, p. u I 0 1 0.
Totals 12 17 27 17 1
Totals, .. 1 b 27 28 Ul
Kt. Louis . .10 0 0 0 tl it 0 0- 1
Baltimore 8002204 ll 1-12
i Homo run McOann Three basH littn Mcflraw,
Dowd Doubln plays Mrilraw, Deruontrevllle aud
MoOann, Dowd ami Hukden Wild pitch Tarlur
i btolrn bases Keclor, Ji nnliiKs Urudle lilt by
pitcher liroille, Deinnntrrvllle. Htentel First base
uu balls Off Tailor 2i off Hughes, 1 Mlruck out
By Taylor, 2: by Hughe '2 Attendance? l,M(io
Umpires O Day and ilcDunald Time 8 hours aud
25 minutes.
Atlantic l.eagu.
AT KIWAIlg
Ifewark 100002R2 3-11 14 7
Norfolk. .0 o 1 1 o o l ,i o a j
Batterlei Jordan and llercrr l'fanmlller and Fox
AT LAMASTEH.
n. It. j
Lsncuter .... oooflooni 0-3 0 u
Allentown ... 0 u 0 1 (I o 0 0 1-a 7 1
Batteries Clausen and Kotlu Kssner and Ma. key
j AT ItCAIIIS'l
it 11. r
Itsadlnir . ft 2 0 1 11 II 1 0 0-18 12 11
Hartford 0000 tl 000 u 11 47
Batteries rettsch, Belts, and Ilsydon, Ames and
Keah
at rATmso.
B H t
ratersnn 0 0 320000 04 11 J
lllebmondl . 001000101-3 44
Ealterle;-.)la(lnuts sndBemls, Schmidt and Uesi
Vastera League.
AT sirfsi)
Bjffsio .. 0 0 900000 n-.' a i
fruTlJrme 4 0 11 u u u 0 1 0 li 11 1
Btlterlis Ataole and I'lgiilm, Bran I and Nobllt
AT T01.OMO
11 u r
Toronto , n ti 11 11 a 0 0 1 0-4 10 11
llkeiburre . I 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-2 1 1
Batteries Oaston aud Casey, Dutltti'jy and fiuillli,
at RocxrjiTkR
u 11 r
Bochestar . 30010200000 0-" 18 J
tprlsiDrld. 0 0 10 10 0 2 10 0 0-: 11 2
Jallcrlts-lllc kniaj aud Qunion, kurwanand Dun
can ' AT X0STHI1L,
li a 11 c.
Uortrral '10 0 0 0 2 0 0 02 n l
b)rsiuae.. 00010120 n-4 11 a
, I tliries M Karlan an I lnitlir, litaikburu an I
r. I a,i
of I
lugt su)v fork Hiiiio lengui.
1101 its tindalgua Canon lalicua, 2) Auburn, 0
hibt at 1'aimyra Puliiiyr. 4 u.wiko, 0
prOTSA. At -Itta-ltua .j cortluud, 4.
At Ljons-ujuns, j, ltuiuc, J,
ililsMiiiiftiiilitiiliiBrf I1I11I11 rmiin ifimn mi im
Hew England sgne.
At Taunton Brockton, 4: Taunton, t.
Other Games
at srw nATuy,
a. n. a.
Howtxindoc ..OOllllono 4 SO
New Haven 81201003 ..10 12 4
. Batteries ding, Lear, and Lamar: Johnston and
Lucula.
at DAsecar.
. it. n .
Danbury 1 0 0 R 0 2 0 8 110 17 I
New Britain . OOOUOOatil 3 74
Batteries Brit and Phelpsi VI au and bummers.
at Maainui.
b. n b
Meriaen 0 0 0 tl 4 8 0 0 . 7 7 3
Wnterburr , .10000004 0 0 7 a
Batteries-Clements and Thlesem Prentiss and J.
Connor.
Baseball Cames Ta.Dar.
HATtOIAL LSAOrE AID AMIMCAt ASSOCIATION
New York at Cterelandi Bostoa at IMtttburgi Balti
more at St. Louis 1 Philadelphia at Loulsillle.
lASTtaif LKA0Vs
Providence at Buffalo! Sprlngneld at Ilochettert
Wllketbarre at Toroutoi Syracuse at Montreal.
ATLAIITIO LEAUVE
Norfolk at Newark 1 illchmon! at ratersont Hart
ford at Reading! Allentown at Lancaster.
OTIIIII OAMKS.
Yale vs. Uarrard, at Nsw Hares.
Baseball Motes.
Shields No
II. E. 11 -Yes.
Fred Sbeerln It was an error.
T J M 1. Ilusle Joined the Vew Yorks In 1820.
8. Ed Crane was released In 1822
Tho Beading team lost the Atlantlo League gaino at
Faterson on Sunday by a score ot 4 to 2.
Cl.ivsLisn. June 27 Tho New Yorks hare en
counter) d all sorts of unpleasaut propositions In the
Forest City, Dry policemen prerented the playing ot
buudsy'e fames and wot grounds caused a postpone
ment of to day s game A deluge of rain swept orer
tho Dunham arenue ground at 2 o'clock, aud atter
an hour downfall the gasso w aa declared off Two
games will tie played to morrow, which was orlgl
11 all t en open data for I oth teams, thus aroldlng the
postponement In ths series of games.
haw IUvim June27.-Yale's baseball practlcofor
the Harvard game herL to morrow uas IluUhed this
arternoon The team was put under guard to-ntght
t keep It quiet Cspt tlrernwny will pitch to-mor
run aud a .'eternal ul last Thursday sacore at Harvard
larxprctcd Eidy will play left Held If Yale wins
the Yale and Harvard management win decide to
morrow ntsht whether tu play off the tie next batnr
lay at New York or Sprlngtleld Tho Harvard nine
Iff t Cambridge at 4 o clock and will spend to night at
the Alyn House. Hartford. To morrows gamo will
begin at 3 0 clock.
Hast to Play (.antes.
The Alpine Baseball Club baa July 2, 4 (afternoon),
and 0 oreu for uniformed teama avereitlng IN
years Address II c. 7luiuer, 013 Chestnut street.
Brooklyn
The Bensonhunit Field Club has July 2, Aug S
and 27 opea. and would llko to bear from any uni
formed team Address Howard Tallmadge, Benson
hurat, Brooklyn
The Crescents would like to book gameswlth teama
whose plsrars average between lOand 17cars Ad
dress A Bauman, 111 bouth Tenth avenue. Mount
Vernon, N Y.
The Rtseralde baseball tram of Avon Isle. N, J . has
dates open during Jul, August, aud September with
any uniformed team not exceeding wo years No
Euarantec given. Address Charlea Landells, captalu,
Ingslaud, N. J
Tbe Jlod'ls ot Newark would like to meet all teams
between 10 and 17 years uld In hew York anu Brook
lyn. Open dates are Saturdays and bundays lu Au
gust aud September Address A. L. uennlng, 371
a-lm street, htwutk, N. J.
Owing tu a cancellation the manager of the new
ilarleius has July 4, A M and P. M , open to a first
class out of towu team Klvinir a suitable guarantee
Wrlteorwlre to It K Hrdford, 10 North Mnth avo
nue. Mount Vtruon, N. Y.
Tbe Black Diamond Baseball Club of Harlem would
llko to at range gauies with teaun within 1U0 miles
of hew York, and offer a suitable guarauteei Lyceum,
Mount ernou Y M C A. 1 llgltwood aud l'aclllo
preferrud Addre.s Ben Scllc, Captain, 108 Last
llllth street
The 'varsity team of fit John's College, Brooklyn,
wlshea to nil tbe following dans with all first class
aeuil prufeaslonal teams In New uik hew Jersty,
long Island, and Connecticut. July 4 (S. M ), u, 10.
80. Aug. 13 27, and LAbor way (two gatiicsj Ad
dress Harry K. Meyers, tiii Many avsnus, Brooklu.
R. r. Dsherty Again tllu Ike English Tsnnls
Clinmplunabtp.
London, June 27. At Wimbledon to-day It,
F. Dohertj again won the championship In the
all England tennis tournament. His opponent
was U. L. Doberty of Cambridge University.
linwai Tsnala.
The final day's play in tbe ost Side Testis Club's
tournament for the championships of the Metropoll
tan district produced a new champion atephcnC.
Mlllett, last year a champion, waa beaten yesterday
by Edwin P Fischer, the winner of the tournament
In straight sets, who, besides winning the chami Ion
ship, becomes ths possessor of the Metropolitan,
championship bowl for the coming year The handi
cap singles proved an easy win for M. Clark or tho
Lenox Tennis Club, who, with his hsndkap uf thirty,
did not have to exert himself to win In straight sets.
The consolation singles, after the default uf II F
Avery, were easy for Arthur P, Hawes of Boston, who
utclsssed all bis opponents The scores follow:
Men's Singles Championship round Kdwlu p.
Flsiher. West Bide r. C , beat Stephen C. Mlllett, hew
York. 0-8, 04, 02.
Handicap Singles semi dual round A P. ITawcs,
LougwoodT C , owe half flttieu beatDr.lt II Hey
wood, Lenox T. C . owe half tlfteeu, tl -2, 8 81 M,
Clark, Leuox T.C, thirty, beat T Stephens Pitts
burg T r , aoratib, fl 1 , 11 1
Hnal Hound M Clark, I euox T. O , thirty, beat A,
r. Hawes Longwood 1 (-' , owe half fifteen, 8 4,
e-ti, e-2
Consolation Singles Prellmlnarv round Ralph
nickox beat E N Thayer. 8-0, 0-3, Dean F.niery
beat A L Marsh, d 3, nJ
llrst UnuudU. F Fcnnessy beat R D Little. 02,
6-8; II E Avery beat Ralph HUkox, 03, 0 S; K
T Duiklneham beat Dean Fmery, 02,6 4, A 1'
llawes heat v. B Hyward 00,6-3
Beml Final Round A P Hawes beat K. T. Bucking
ham, 87, 0-8, 6-2. C L. leunetsy beat II. C
Avery by default.
Hnal ltuuud A 1' Hawes beat C. L. Fenuetsy,
6-8, 61
J A Becker Shellao Is sometimes used, but there
suit Is only temporary ater lightens the string
ing but ruins the gut. 1 hero Is no general proevss
aaihtlng ote or Interest.
Tliellderlm, owned by Cornelius underbill, Jr ,
will not be placed In commission this season
ufeldt Is bulldlug a 10 foot vupor lauuph, for Dr.
Marshall, one uf Bruoklvns yachting devotees
lhe steam yachts Aveuel aud Meluslna are on tho
ways at Lawloy'a and will bu tnoiougbly overhauled
Ihi 1'uek owned by 1 D Morgau, will be sent
overboard tu day uud will nroceed at ouco tu N?ew
port
J llerre King erulslug schooner Elsoniarlc, tt t.
. C , Is being overhauled at HerreshotTs yards,
Brlstul
It Is said that tbe new Cursalr which ll b Ing built
for Commodore J. Plerponl Morgau uf the h 1 (
will eost fully 87ft, UUU tu run her fur a semoti
I he steam lutht tllesui the pro) 1 rty of 11 H Say
av, tilts well Luuwu ltustou vkehlaloau U being
e lull ped with a new bullrr and steering peer at Bay
itidgt
rheatram vscht Fugsnla met with a mishap dur
ing the hew London rowing races She was fouled
I j aiiutt t-r craft aud was compelled lu gu tu lirtstol
for repairs
The twlu si rew motor yacht auvus BaeL that was
reeently lauut lied from ofeldt'e )ardat tho foot of
Twenty fifth street, llruoklyu, Is at lebos, being
overhauled and painted
C'ollU P lliiBtlngtou hss purchased a 42 foot c nils
lug naphtha luuu u. Ihui raft hasu pariiiaiiDUteablii,
cuutalulug up to date eoiivenleneea, uud Uoqutpted
with a twelve horse-power mutor
Iheateam yacht Ava, owned by alter Ferguson,
S Y V O , Is bellik fitted uut at Davidson's yard,
hew London Cspt hash will command the yaebt
wheu she Is placed lu eominlklou
M A de oltr Huwo la having au up tudate racing
ratboat built by Henry Slocum of Il-Klul I he new
craft, whl h Is uenrly lompletrd, has long uver
hauglng bow aud sieru and li built of selected Moxl
Laueeusr
Ibeatiuual regatta of the Seawsnhaks Corluthlan
) C , fur all elontus, 00 f out un 1 under. Is si heduli d
for toiuortow ut i)sier Bay In addition tu tlm
regular eveuts theie wnl be u special raeftr the
club a une design knockabouts
J Ilohrs Maxwell has decided tu plare bis noted
scruooer Liuerald In tomriilseloii should the ban or
regulallons along the eostt j enull un spurt 1 ie
yaeht has bieu tuwed from Tebo's baaln iuO)stur
Bay where alio wilt be fitted out
lUlph h Llllva to footer Hera was hauled out 011
the juarluu rullnai ut UalLers luo Bristol e 11
Saturday Hhe will be learn d, 11 palute I and rai
iiuhoil preparatory to th suiiuner s rtlug capt
until-, who was un the ua last year, will aall
the Hera
Certain members of the I arehmout Yacht ( lull
h ivtug expressed a desire to race un July 4, tho
trustees have decided that, while the usual sunual
regatta u III be ouiltltd the llecatta t uluiallte 1 will
munuKO ra ea hrtvtceu at.r jv his that may ilsilie to
eoui e to un that da, and will olfer suilshln ,0111
liieinoratlte prises I ntrles rbuuld ihi Dinsnlslli
the Itrgatl tiuiumll'ee on or belore licit saturda)
Iran Is llorrushoff, who.e huiiiii Is lu this elty, is
having a 21 foot knockabout built it the llrlst !
v arils I ne craft Is all pUiikul up aud the nu aii 1
lead built uro boiuw formed Another kuoekebout,
13 tool watt r lino length Is a u belngcoustruited
lu tho same ahop, whti o Is alsu .xpeeled to be raeed
along the S01111 1 mis bo. l mil be similar In I ut ti
riceKli 01 d constiuctlnu to tl e 1) phoun, ulilcll was
lauiiehod 1 arly In the season
llio a hoonor ai Ut Igll, tho Ul t uf tho new class
ilrslcue 1 I y ary nniltb, was launLln d 011 Mil r'rlduy
at high water frum the shipyard f bronuA .Sons,
Tolleuvlllc The tlgll, v.hlcn Is on 11. i by Alfred N
Chandler uf Phils lei: his Is ill feet ovi r all, 4J feet
cm ih 1 water Hue lu fret beam, and w il draw about
4 feet uf water hhe ha tho mo li rn fi nu 1 f spuou
bnv,ai.ra etui afterl oly, and a Inug overbani. aft
Shi is of ihi len.retuaril tpe, and nerealnn, whlih
Is lari a le oiifnriatili f r u Uiai of her Ue bus full
lieie 1 rotiiu 1 111 V lull was iai lieu wi mi letely risgsd
Mis ntrphetis of I'hllalelpi.la ehrlsiriiod the jaeht
Clmndl r Is it member of the Cor uthtsti lacht Club
uf rhiladilphla fho Mall will gu Into cummUslon
uu lies t hsluuluy Thougu built cspeelally fur ct ats
In, pit , 1 six nip. 1 led to bo a fast boat.
ISXUDSATIOSAT. CttlSkS.
rillskory Leafs sit the Kna T tba Flrat Part
rtbe Vlenast Teurstameat.
Virnna, June 27, Tha nineteenth round of
the International chess tournament, which Is at
the same time the last in tho flrst part of ths
contest, wsi played to day, and at tha tlmo of
tbe flrst adjournment, at 3 o'clock, Ja.nowsk.1 had
beaten Trenchard, while Alapln had lost to
Tichlgorln. During the afternoon and evening
the following; additional results were arrived
ati WAlbrodt and Tarratch and Hum
and Fchlffers drew, Balrd lost to PUlsbury,
OaroboAt Iltaokburne.SliowaHerloit to Llpke,
as did Hnlprln to Marco, and Btolnits beat
Maroczy, The game left unfinished in tho sev
enteenth round between Tarratoh and Tscht.
corln has not been decided as et.
Tho rocord up to ditto:
ll'on Lett I TTiin. Lett
Alapln 104 74 Plllibury 14 4
Balrd 4 14 Itohtner 64 114
Itlackburne . 9 10 kchlechter V4 84
Burn ... , 04 64'Buowaller 7 11
Caro 0 12 Stelnlts 114 "4
Ilalprln 74 104 Tarrasch . 18 4
Janowakl I24 64 Trenchard 8 18
t.lpke ...... 10 8 Tsehlgorln .... 11 a
Marco 84 U4Ualbrodt 84 24
Marocay 84 84
Tho twentieth round will be played to morrow
In tbo following; order:
Marooiy vs Marco, Halprtn va Rehlechter, Llpks
vs Itlackburne, earn va Ptllsbury, Balrd vs Janow
ski, Trenchard vs Bcblffers, Burn vs Tarrasch, Wat
lirodt vs Alapln, Stelnlts vs Tsehlgorln, and Bho
walter a bye.
Following Is a selection of games from the
Vienna tournament:
FRENCH DKritOE.
CTKltlTr. SIIOWALTIB. STXtttTZ. SnOWALTZB.
BTltfe Blue. WMIf nine.
1 l'-lC 1 l'-K 3 81 R K R 3 It-B 2
2 P O 4 P Q 4 22 K-R K-Kt 8
8 P-K 8 P-tJ B 4 83 Kt-II S P-K R 9
4PiP Kt-4B3 24 11 KKt P-114
Mil-KBS Ull' 20t)-KtH O-R
0 B-Q I K kl-K 8 20 Ut-K 3 K R-B
7 Castles Kt-Kt3 27 O-R 4 Kt Kt
fi Il-K 11-0 2 2NP-B4 PxP
0 p-b it p-o u 4 su in q 11 r k r k
10P-OR4 U Kt 80 O Q II It R 2
II Q-K 2 B-kt 8 81H-QU R-Kt 2
l&Kt-H1 Castles 82 O R Q B-B
III Kt-lJ Kt B Kt-R 2 88KtxPch HxKt
14 11-K I Bxll 114 II X B Q-na
IBQxB htxKt BR-Q7chR-K2
inpxkt P-Kt3 HORxRch KlxR
17 Kt-Q 4 P B 4 37 Q-B (I ch k-R II
1H P-K B 4 Kt-K 2 BU R-J 8 R-B 2
1BIJ-B2 g-Q 09 P 113 Resigns.
20 H-K 3 I'-l't 8
OIUOCO PIANO.
BAtRO SCRirrKRS BAIRD SCStrVERS.
II htle. llUnlt. While Block
1 P-K 4 P-K 4 08Q-QB3 RKt 0
2 kt K B 8 kt-Q B 3 80 P-U 0 K-Kt 4
UH B4 B-B 4 40 K-K 4 It X P oh
4P-IIU Kt-B 3 41 K-Kt O B3
B P-U 4 PxP it g I Q Pxg
0 Castles kt X P 48 Il-O U B-B 0
7 PxP P-Q4 44 B-B 4 R-Kt 7 oh
8 P I 11 Pxll 4B K-B H-O R 7
PU-K3 J-t6 140 P-B 0 PxP
10 R-K P-B 4 47 II x P R-R 7
1 1 Q Kt-Q 8 Castles 48 It X P K-R 2
12 let X Kt P X Kt 4U B-B 8 P-K B 4
13UXP B-B 4 60 R-R 4 K-Kt 3
14 Q-B 4 U R-B 61B-K7 k-R 4
l&SI-ktd B-Kt 3 ,.12 11-Kt5 B-k 4
16 B-B 4 U-U4 BJ K-K P B 4
17BXP llxKt BtRxP P-UB6
ISPxR Kt g5 61R-(2B7 B O B
in R-K 3 kt- U 4 BB-H0 B-K 7 Ch
80 J K f Ktxll 1 67 K-Q RxP
211'xkt Q-I18 'MK-UI! R K 3
22 B-g 6 R-K BO B-Kt 5 It U It 3
22 Q-B 4 Q-Q 4 60 B-K 7 P 8 8
'24 K-K B-B 2 81H-Q7 K-K II
21 k B 2 R k 3 62 11-11 B H-K 4
LOQ-Q4 O-B 4 68 B-Kt 0 Kxp
27 It ll 4 P-K It 8 01 P It 4 R K 7 ch
28 P-U 11 3 K-R 2 03 K Q It-U 11 7
'211 R-U B Il-K B 3 06 ll-Q 4 K kt 4
110 P-K R 4 Q-R 0 07 U-U B ch k 11 4
ill B Kt B-K 4 IIH B II 7 P K 11 6
82 Q-K 4 ch K-R R9 ll-II 4 ch k kt 4
H8 P-ll 4 CJ-Kt B 70 K K 11 k 7 ch
31 R-K K-kt a 71 k Q P 11 fl
85 Q kt 2 Q-B 4 72 It x 1" P II 7 ch
Hit k Kt QxQBP illi-U ll-KCh
87 k It 2 H kt 3 74 Resigns.
QCKKVS rAth OPtNINO.
THEICllAIlD TARRASCH. I TUKNCIIARO TARItASCIL
II hue Jllicl. II life Mack
IP Ul P Ul JJUl'xli R-R7
2 T ll 3 kt-K B 3 23 R-k 2 kt-Q 4
3 11-0 3 B-ktB 124 B K It R tl
4 kt-K 3 P k 8 2B Q-B Q-R 1
B P k B 8 B-R 4 26 It Q II 3 ll ll 1
6Kt-Kt3 B-ht3 27 Q-Q 2 k-Q 2
7 P kill I QB4 2SB-kt3 R-R
8 P 11 8 II Q 1 211 ll x ll Q x It ch
U Ciuttes Q B 2 ISO It K Q kt 8
1UK1-R8 1 Q K3 81 K-B Q-Q 0
Ukl 118 I' HI I82QXQ IiPxQ
12 It X 11 lll'll) . 13 U Q 2 II It 7
IS Q-B J Q B8 34 R u kt-K 1 3
14 ll-Q 2 Q Kt-Q, 3 35 U-K Kt-U6
15 P Ktl 1-Qkt4 lllli-112 Kt-kt7
1111 Ukt 4 kt ktJ '87 110 2 It-It K oh
17 Q R-k kt-K 6 28 B-K Kt-B 5
lSKtxkt 1'xKt IIHk 112 KIXH
10 Qe) P It 1 40 B x Kt R-Qb
U P QR3 PxP 41 Resigns.
21 KtxP BxKt
HlKSCn DIPOCE.
anoweiTxn nsrtotTtT. suowaltxr. maiiott.
trittf mack It .He. MicJt
1 1' K 4 P K 3 Id Castles Kt Kt 'I
2P-Q4 l'-Q 4 17 Q R-K P-Q 114
3 kt-Q HI kt kBS IN PxP PxP
4B-KKtBB-k2 19B-Q Q-Q I
B P -K B k Kt-Q 2 20 kt-K 3 11-112
IlllxB QxB J1 B-B 2 P-KtO
7kt-KtB Q-Q 22 B-Kt P-U S
bl'-QBJ P-Q 113 l8kt-IIS B-kt 0
Ukt QRJP-QB4 24 PxP HI'xP
10 l'-K 114 kt-Q B 'I 29 kt-K 3 Kt B B
11 kt-B 2 t astles ia Kt X kt Pxkt
12kt-Blt P-113 27 Q-k 2 Kt-llt
1SQ Q2 P-QK14 2SKI-Q2 Q-B I
ItB-QII 1' BS 2BP-B0 11-KKia
li B-k J Q-k 2 20 PxP Resigns
RUY i-oriv.
TAI1RASCII UA1ILU TAIUtAHelt. HAIKU
II i Iff. Black. IIAIte I'huk
1 P-k 4 P-k 4 21 Q-B 2 Q-k kt ft
2 Kt k B 3 kt-Q B3 ,22 P-k It 3 Q-kli
J B-kt 0 P-QR8 22 R-ktiJ Q- It 4
4 B-ll 4 kt 11 'I 24 Q- B 0 A-Q 8 ch
b Castles B-k 2 ,2b K 112 P-kktl
OKI B3 P-Q 3 ISUltxR Qxlt
7BxKtch ktl XB 27 ll-Q 8 QxP
B pQ 1 PxP I2M11-Q2 BxKHP
U kt x P B-Q 2 29 ll-Q 8 BxP
10 P KB 4 ( ssttei SO k x U P K It 4
11 P-K B PxP '81 k ktJ KxR
12 PxP II-kktB 32Qxltih K R 2
111 u ei J ll -Q 11 t 38 P K It Q-U 4
14 B-K II llxht 84 P-K 7 V-R B eh
IB Bxll Kt Q4 8S k X P Q-B7ch
1HQ-KI3 Ktxkl 116 K K14 P II 4 ch
17 II x Kt B-k .1 37 k kt B U-Kt 6 cU
II b-P. Q-Q 4 11HK UO Q-RBch
III -K 4 Q ll Q ill B-ktB lUblgus
20 &M 2 Q 11 B
ntn loii-
JAI.OHl.kl lirkK JAMlHkl I II 1.1
Whilt black mte Bluet
1 P-k 4 P-K 4 21P-M4 B-KB
2 kt-K II 'I kt-Q 118 22 K-U 4 P-K t
Jll-ktB P-Q 11 3 22 B-K K 4 kt x B
4 11-114 kt BO 21Qxkt I -Q B 4
B Castles kt x P 21 R x P Ball
UPOS P UKt4 20 11X11 QR-Q
7 11-Ktt I'-Ql 27 B-ll 11 P-BBdlsth
MPxP 11 K2 28 k II It-KB
U P U I Il-K 2 29 Q-B 2 QxQib
10 It k Csstlrs 30 It x Q ll-Q II
11 ukt Q'2 kt X Kt III P-k 114 k R-Q
l.MJIhl Q-Q 2 82 P-ll '. k-B
1 t Q-Q 2 K K-Q .1 1 P-kt B R-R
It St Kt5 11 X Kt It It-k 4 P. (J7ch
ID II I 11 kt-k '2 IB K k't Hi kt P
111 P-k II 4 U It 4 111 P-K U PxKP
17 Q-kt 1 P-Q 11 I !l7RxlCP PxP
IN P-k ltd It k J1 P x 1" Itllll'
lUQlt Q kt-Ktt .19 lloiljus
20 Q-B 2 Q-U S
KU IOPIV.
st ill r ill ait nMMfi MiuteiiriK. ivriMTr
Hlnlr llhuk i Hull! Ilnnk
1 P-k i P-K 4 ' II P-Q It 3 R-Q II
2 kt-k US M-QB2 IU ll-kt B-B 2
II B-kl 0 P-Q 2 87 Kt-k 4 B-Q 4
4 P-Q 4 B-Q 2 IHICt KtD ll-II
B Kt-B 8 Kt B 8 80 ll-kt 0 B-B J
0 1 astles B-k 2 10 Kt -K 0 II X It P
7 R-K PxP 41 It-K B Il-K B
8 kt x P astles 42 BxP B x B 1'
MBxkt I'll 4 1U-K17 ll-II
10 P Qktd P-Q 4 MIKtxB Kxkt
11 P-K h kt-K 43R-QK7 ll-II 9
12 11-1U2 P-Q B 4 4U B-ll H B-KB
12 U Ut-K il P-Q 11 8 47P-Kt4 B-B 3
14M-K13 Kt-B 2 48 P-R I P.-II 7
15 Q-Q J Q B 4IIP-IU5 It-kt 7 ch
lOUM-KSH-k nil K-B R-K It 7
17 P-k II 4 ll-II 01 H-K 11 7 B-Q 4
1 P-lt 5 P-Q B t S ll-II 7 H Kt 6
IU Kt-II 4 Kt-Q 4 riK-K RXP
8')ktxkt Pxkt B4K-Q2 ll-lt 5
91 Q-ll I P kt I fill k-B I ll-II 2
22 P x P ll I' J P 'rt H-K 7th k-k
. 1 o x 1 II It I 17 II- II ll ll-Q 4
Vlll-lll Q-It I 1H lt-k 7ch It-it
C' P-k 6 ll-Q I "i9 II Q 11 7 B-ll 3
.6 PxP ih QP tin It-It 7 R-Rtfch
27 Q-ll B-kt 2 II1K-Q4 B-K
WHQxQeh kXQ K-Q II 7 rt-R fi
211 It X ll 11 X It I K 0 2 11 -Q 8
20 It- II oh k-kt t!4 ll-kt 7 ch K-kt
SI ll-Q 1-114 115 B-Q 4 R-KK8
82 B-lt P It B 66 B-B 6
J3 li-ll 4 P-B B Draws
34 Px IIP BxP I
Ql tl-S'S PAW.S' 01 ISISO.
II II mil HIIOHAITIK I HSiraiV SIIOWAtTtC
lllllr. Illack II hilt Waul
1 I -Q 4 P-Q 4 20 K-Kt 3 P-Q 11 I
2 Kt U.U3..I UB3 '1UP-KI4 K-Kt 8
I P-U J P-k 2 8 1 P-Q 114 K-HU
4 ll-Q 11 ll-Q. I II2MI K 4 K-R 7
B Q kt -Q 8 P-Q Kt 3 H H-tl 2 II z II
II I'mtlr. I astles 34 B X K K-K 4
7 1 -K 4 PxP 1111 B-K 4 P-B 4
Hl.txP Q Kt-Q 2 '.HI B-B ll K-U1
II R-k 11 Kt 2 I 17 ll-K S K-K 8
lUktxB P X Kt UU B-ll 6 K-Q I
11 B-K 114 Q-ll 2 'ill Il-K H K-K.8
12 II K B-B 1 I B-B li U-Q J
1 I P-ll t k I P X P 4 1 Il-K H P-B 8
14 PxP QXP 12 P-Kt S P QUA
II BxP Q ktl IIP kt 0 B-ll I
III B-ll I Kt-II 4 41K-K9 B-Kt 3
17 11-112 ll-Q 41K-lCti P-K 4
18 Q-k 2 kid 4)-U 8 411 P-K 4 K-K 2
111 QH-Q ll-II T 47 B-Kt I P-R 2
20 11 I It oh I. Alt d K-Il I ll-II ch
21 Q-k I Q X Q 10 K kt 2 K-Q II
..' 11 I Q ivl-Q 7 111 il-Q I K-ll I
2 I ll-II 5 litxKtch I fl P B-Q 2
24 P X kt ll-Q 1 2 k-B k X P
2111 ktl Kt-Q 2 r,J 11-112 K-U 4
SUB 111 kl X 11 III K-K 2 K-1US
27Rxkt P M8 OB Heiljue.
28 K-U 7 B -k 1 I
NEWS OF Tim WHEELMEN.
nwr.nn rrovhn like a no adit at
iron BPHsniNa rvnposics.
West VTsiss Iload aa tbe toner Island Boute.
vara relnted Out as is Suitable rlnee Ad.
venture r is Cigarette Smaller Rldlsis Hewn
Head Man's IIIIP 4.saasnerLosars llaerul
Some of the cycle clubridcra In Greater New
York who like to lot out a few, links In speed
and take the kinks out at their muicnlar sys
tem are tnlklnn between themselves In favor ot
a cycling suocJvrnj. When they want to ' hit
it up a bit," these riders iisus.ll seek the level
of the Coney lsliind cycle path, wliero there is
more immunity from arrest at a three minuto
cIId thnn an) where elio. Tbo discussion of ono
man's opinion fttorlng n tycllng speedviay
that was published In Tub Bun recently bos.
it tettns.stirred up considerable enthusiasm that
borders on tbo mutinous, nlthouch that wits
not tho Intent of the tulvtititto who was re
ported. The point of fact which lias prlrLcd a
number of oycllsU is that tho drhers of light
harness hones hato everything their own wity
without danger of question on certain rond
stretches, while the wheel riders, in whom the
desire Is stronger and the nullity creator, hate
no place In whlob they can cut loouo. Ibe es
tablishment of the new ltarlom speedway
created by a special net of the Legislature bus
dono much to engender doilre In tbe brsuito of
cyclists. The speedway bus been detlncd as
not being; u highway, but a spot lal road for a
specific purpose. Not ot en coaches ma) go over
It. The Ij. A. V. consulate went before tho
Park Commission nnd watted all claims, ex
pressly statin- that there would bo no opposi
tion to tho exclusion of nhoolracn from the
spoodwsy. It was one of the most sensible nnd
judicious nets ever per 'or inert by tbe consulate.
Tbe speed way Is a pluco for men who lime
fast trotllntfhorsei ami like to speed them. In
llronklyn ono of (ho finest uouleuirtln In the
world renohss between tbe cltv and Hio sea, and
a little more than half of It Is a trotttnc horse
speedway, 1 ho Derail l'nrkvwi) Is Ave miles and
A half lonirZTwcnty-second avenue is two miles
below l'rospoct Park, snd lliertforu throo miles
and a half from Cone) Island, llelow '1 wenty
second avenuo there is no tipced limit on the
drlv liip, and tho central drivevt ay Is kept soft,
llko u trotting track, for tbe bencllt of the horse
men. On each sldo tbcro is a cycle pttli nbcre
tbero is a limit uf twelve miles an l'nur. 'Ibe
drltown) Is 100 loet wide. One uf the cc!o
paths Is fourteon feet wide and tho other Be on
teen feel, u totul of thirty one feet. Allowing tor
safu clearance and uMkIH Yiulbllnn, three
wbeolmcn require ns much room ns n btiftry.
In this i lew it perhaps is prober that tho horse
dtawn tobleleB should tret thrco times the
epaco that the bicvrles hate, if there wcro the
muni) number of cutb 'Hie trouble Is Unit llio
Part llepsrluient uf Ilrookltn hat slalioned
men at the end ut tho park to keen tally of
borao drawn vehicles nnd eyelet, with tbe re
sult of showing: that tba cyclists outnumber the
horccmen ten tu one. On Mi nil ays, according
to an ottlclsJ count made recentlv with tbo aid
of strcolear reclaters anaternceof '2,000 bor u
uicn und trom .,000 to 30.UUU i ycllets bo iIum n
thn boulovurd. It Is this count, In conjunction
with the other points noted, that has set some
of the riders talking;, including the members
ot the (loud itouds Association and of tba Asso
ciated Cycllntr t'lubs
"This Is a country wbcro tho nin'ority rulo
is supposed tu bo supreme, ahl ono uf tho Lb k
em n couple of davs una vehen siverul iverodn,
cussiua iiuttturs, 'nnd, ns we uulnumbcr tbo
horhcmsn ten to one, 1 do not vco wli) we ni
nut usk for half as inueh ,t tlity net without
being contlnuall) net utttd o' vtuntino: the earth
K cry thine wbsrlmeii do net comes us n kind
uf coneesxloii Instead of tomiiiir as an overdue
rittbt. I think we ought to iilr matters up in
favor of n upeedvia), and that ths several or-
Sanlzatlons tliut aic stroui; ebould bate Intro
need simultaneously bomo rusulutions to this
effoi t. I nut not it scnuher, but wheelmen
oiiK'ht to have some t banco in tome place to
rldo tbo wiij they w mil to ride, just us the light
hurness men have specisl privlleuea. b) nntl
Thire Is tbe went wukuii road on the Coney Isl
and Uoulc..rd that Is hurdl) used by any one.
bj eould not tb.it be given to Hheolmen uo
ltg botlt ways, with no spued limit set! '
The west uuroii road referred to is on tho
riuht hand side of the down going cycle tuth.
It bus been receutl) llnlshuil w lib in tcailum all
the wny bstwten I'rnsiicit i'ltrt anil t'onev Isl
and ll it tvventy-livo feet wide, and llttlo
until, oxecpt bv u few delivery wugnns that
eteep at a snails paeo bslvieen tin-elt) und
tbe ocean. Iho sentiment in fnvor of wheel
men ben g tllovvcd to use it a n speedway that
was uttered br tbo cluhmun quoted met with
Immediate indorsement bv hlr umi anions and
it wasifiolied to ngltate the mallei ind en
tit at or to fun a a movement in fa Mir of the
Clan The argument iimjiloyud was that unly
n few of the icoriher fraternity wunld care to
ti'e It. tho paths would bo left pltnsnnt for the
leisurely riders, and (bat the scon hers were all
i lever enotish to dodge un) of the igoni that
might be met with on the twenty-live foot-wide
uiaeadum roadway.
What to do with tbo gossamer cover used on
tbe lump in daytime. U a tiuottiuii that has
bothered moro than one rldi r. A until wlio was
nut in tho ufturnonn yestirdit) and rem illicit
until after' dark 'told it wofui; talo tu 'a friend
when be arrived at home He removed the
tuvcr from his lamp, rolled It up and put It In
bis pui krt. bun he took a pli.i.o uf fresh
chewing gum from the sanio pocket be found
that il tasted of kerosene. When he put n ntnt
clgurettelti his mouth he again taslid loaloll,
and wlirn ho lighted thu combination uf papei
nnd tobacco It blutil ULo apineh tifluosopow
der and nearly rieitro)ed bin mustache. His
handkerchief smelted uf kcroeeiio ami nut only
the tonlcnlH.uf bis poeksts' but his entire tout
was eeentud. lu rlnlshiiig his recount of details
he said.
"That settles tuo vvi'b lami covers of all
kinds, I r-alil tu myself, llieu 1 tiled to think
uf some vvuy out of it, bemuse 1 null) like to
keep the lump proteetc 1 from tho dust In day
time I bad the thing rolled up and thu diaw
strings Hod around ll, but them was enough of
tbe string ends It ft nnd I tied it to in) lump
brutket Iisrrylii 'ninp, on the fork, and Hie
bundle swung and baiiKfi! about until 1 began
to hat c ncrvoua;trcmeiis, wntchinsr It. I thought
of putting It lu ll tool liiir, but I did not went
ull the tools kciosilied thu uiy in tout had
been 'I lien 'he real blight Idea strut k ui. I
tuok the gossamer und lied il tightly with a
locked bowlviiot to thu stool frame uu tho undei
side of my saihlle,' I hitl'H the Irltk mid I'm so
hitpuy at being the dlsrov erer that 1 want et cry
one to know ll."
"Dead Man's Hill" N the nsmi that huh been
f:lve!i to tho sleep doellnu on the 1 on I ee mad
eadiug to l.euiila Hevoral days ugo a jounr
man rodo up tlm apptnai h while others wulkt tl,
und he foil su I loud that lie' kept using his
handkerchief uud ' shotting orf In various veuys
in order tu slguifv to uhseivers thsl lie was
making light ut ll. He hid in his mouth u
tigarelie that wus three fourths luiriied I Id
lent lied the crest of the hill uud startf fl down
l'luliil) he was a stranger and sururlsed bj the
sharpness of the declivity As His wheel galh
ered beadwuy litt eiasud his ehutv) tut ths
abruptly und tltiUliud null grip iieivouslt, He
was nut much of u ridi r rnuii the point uf
tleittinrss atud eoil ht'idtdncss 'Hint bei ann
plain at once Iln tried tu blow Iheeigurt lt mil
uf his uioulh, hutil clung lu his lips, aftei tho
fashion known lu titer' elgnrette Fiuoker who
hits pulltd uwuy u piece ul sklutr)Iinratu remut o
one of tho pesky things, lie illel nut ilurn tuko
u baud from the grip, und the tlgiirrtiu cuu
tinned to burn, while he kept going down bill
uud trying to blow thuetuiupavMit llmllttlu
thing burned closer, until It hecumo sn Instrti
ment nf turtnre, nnd, whllo ho wns pnlo Willi
fright bocnusu huwus losing control of his vtlir-ol,
be fairly bowled with pain astho i Icarellu
burned his lips, I'tiuiM) be did lbs wisest thing
under ths tireiimslaiirfs He steered lu thu
side, threw himself off the bltytle, and, nidi
the npusmodlr niovciuent uf a dog after a flea,
he reached for that t Igurstte Htiunp uud tors It
from hi. lips without pausing to sen how much
his wheel was hurt or wbul Uud uf bruises bo
Uud acquired
Vito Consul l'ramli 'i.Owyer of Northern
C'allliirula has boiu tuuilnr thrnugli tbe Kust
eru "lutes evur tdniu the 1, '.. , Natluiiul Ah
joinbl) ul Kt Louis lust i-ehruiii) He hub lieen
ill New surg for several wtcka with ths extop
liun ut trips to l'hlludrlplila und lloston. lln
Is an enlhtislistlo wbreliuan, nnd wheu ho went
to tee Hie boat race at New London last vvsek
he rodo frosu thtiiu to llotlon On huuilav. with
h, J'. I'tltiliei u( ihu I entuiy Wheelmen fur au
escort, llwjer made his met trip over the cvt In
path to t ouey Hlurol hpriiking lu a reporter
ot 1 III. Ht N veslerdu). llwjer said that Iho
path wns the grandest tliluk ho bud ev or sueu.
1 ulil nol think )Oii t'litivv how luilu thui suit
of thing hero, ho rciuuikctl, 'I ban an hira
hat ) uu w ero all too bus) In Nuw oiL to spend
un lluie milking siuti line roads i urcl) for
pleasure I think that is the general inipres
slon of N'ew ork that is cincrtuli.cd lu ('all
fornia. 1 was greatly surprised, alio, to find
such clean streets in tuo cut. Of tource Ihero
Is ruoiu fur Improvement In them, but tuey am
vastly bi tter tbAii I ov.pi. led tu ilml uicm l ur
bleytlo r'ding Iho sirens hrn are bolter than
in lloston, and thai is some hing elso 1 did nut
anticipate. Thu blc)rlo polite system hero
seems to work splendidly Of your ivtlo paths
thero is not a criticism to be made I hey seem
wide enough to aeeomniotlntu all oyilrrs, und
the Idea ol having two paths with the travel
going in unly one illrttllou uu each is fine, t
do nut think thopMim nliuulil be uny wider. If
ibe) wiro Hit) would.,lusi ilo Iisiri terl uf
I pit lis and be more like ilurts I lake il fut
granted Hull tV5 ondllloii of uieourfaioiu bel
ter nt times than it la now. At raeruiiiento ne
havo a cycle path twenty allies long, running to
i'ultuiu. 'Ihu width oflt tunes from 'Jh, to D
feet and the travel runs in both directions at
i ' i
once. It is a wonderfully fast tsth. though,
and many of ths local scorchers claim that they
rids lbs twenty miles in au hour. H Is sur
faoeit with deootnpostd granite, whloh is a
granulated rook, somewhat roarier than sand.
It la found between the bedrock and the surface
tf Hie earth. It is put on wbeasllghtl) wetpnd
it packs firmly. It does not get slushy like
other substances and makes a road that is very
smooth and fast."
There Is a prospsct that the new asphalt on
Eighth avenuo, or Central l'ark Acst, from
Fifty -ninth street to HOlh street, will not long
remain in the miserably soft condition it shows
at present. The city has not nciepted tbo Job
vet, and tbo tontractor has not been pnld A
few da)i ago a truck loaded with n nuw trol
ley ear went over the avenue, and the wheels
of tho truck sank into tho nsplinll nearly three
Inches The damage was Immcdlatolr rspalred.
nnd while tho work' was going on a city ofllclal
inrried nvvuy tmmples of tho material In ordrr
to have it nnnl)eou and Judgment passed upon
it. It is bcllotnd hythOFo lu touch with the
l'ubllc Improvement Department that tho ron
tractor will bo compelled to do tbo work over
or forfeit his money.
An odd caUstropho that should be a warn
ing to nil occurred a few dart nuo to a scorcher
nt Iho Iloulerard exit of Proaprct l'nrk. lie
admits that be waa going at tbo rate of about
a mile In thire minutes. Ho had Just cintrgod
frum the park and was about to cross the trol
ley tracks to reach the down eyrie path, when
a ear came in front of hi in Vs he swerved to
avoid It another app-arod from tbo opposlto
direction. He wns going ton fait to slop, nnd
there was no ebauen of getting pnst, so he swung
tip on the side walk nloiigslde tho park fence.
Intending tu run it fow yards on tbe walk and
then, b) riding over tbe curb, get around one of
tho ears Iho tracks lie very t lose to the curb
stone at this place, Tho ncorehcr miscalculated
lilt speed and Unit of the trolley, with tbe re
milt that when be started to go over thn ntirb
ho plunged headlong nt tho car. The curb wns
higher thnn the car step, and ths bicyclo, under
full tuetd, len ed ovet tho lloor of the trolley
and landed with its rider falrl) between tho
seats Iho wheelman droned into tbo lap nf
n passenger, and unotber inuglit his whuel nnd
held It. or rather, whal wns left of It. Ibe head
tubo of the cycle nnd the fork stem wcro
ripped Ablo npen, while the framo was buckled
in several places. It cost thu rctklcsn rider a
prett) penny to havo tho muclune rei aired,
but ho declared that bo was thankful ihut bo
plunged In between tho stats instead of strik
ing ono of tbe posts.
A pocullar accident happened yesterday to
Lawyer T, JloCunto fatovtarl. He was riding
along a t ainuderute pace w hen one of his pedals
flow oil tbo crank. Ho stopped immediately to
pick It up, but It was nowhero lu sight, Il
wns da) light, and thu street was clear, )otthe
pedal had disappeared as If through the ground.
Tno dlBComfltetl owner got on his nhcol again
after a live mluuto search, Intending lu ride to
the nearost rcpa r shop Ho then discuverttl
Ihit the front wheel would not Pudge .Seek
ing thu cauhu, he found thn lust pedal with Its
toe ellpjumined tightly In thospukienf the front
wheel between tho forks Ono lork-sldo was
roverelr dentuil. but no spokes were broken
When ho reached tho repair shop and showed
tho pedal. It was unanimously voted to bo a
peculiar accident, and without precedent in
the experience of the oldest rider present.
omo well contested event son tho piograimno
of tho Atetlo vVhcclmon vvero decided at
Queens County Driving Park, Xlaspeth, yestor
ilay. bliuiniury follows
Half Mile Han Moan, Open Won by Oenrtte II.
Benn rmann, Peeonle scrateli, John 11 J kent
wtirtbv. Brooklyn A O V , .0) ards.srrond, Thomas
1 Kloyel Willmmsmirr Vt ,76 yards third Time, 1
inliiute u l1 s-comls
One Mile lis e Tor Members on by John (1 Lu
1 rll, st rnleh lsaae (J Baietsky 125 ysrdi, sfcondt
'1 nomas ll Murrlssry, BO yards, third lime, 8 min
utes tee, seconds
ont Milt Oicn. Tandem Won bj Harry a Itelmers
and (teorne II Bennermann, reeonki V , John (I.
1 appnll ami Daniel O Hullli-na Arctic , s londl
1 Uwmd T Oregon and Wllllsin h Benulsmi, Brook
lyu A C third Tlmt,8 mlii lies 25c, , uonds
Tnie-llle Hub Ilundt sp-Wou by Jtihli O lap
loll derated, riionuestl VI irl-iser lBOyants.iecoud,
tlrorse J Mnxulre LOO j arils, thlld. Time, 8 mill
UtlS SSCj 8( units
V lee Mile Op ii Won It V, llllam K Dennlson
scratch, (leorse II llelitierinaun, scratch seeonl
lluiiilaj fl Morrlisey, 250 vard), third, rime, 14
mluutesgV's seconds
SOTFrt.
The directors of the Brooklyn Invtltute or Arts and
H-liucrsoa tbe east side lauds, llrooktyn, have Just
eonipletid Hi- coustruetton of a cvelr lath Anlch
leads tu the Institute I ull Huge on the hill li' k of
the roservt Ir nd enables the many w heeling patrons
to reach tl i p sec from Eastern purkiray
I klelnberg of the I ml Ire M te lieeltu' n starte I
yesterdsv in irnlns to rl Ie 8011 miles In thlrtvbourB
tntlieCtnty Isluudtycle pnth He went away at a
gait rf Hsvi-uleen or etkhteen miles an bonr.but at
trailed uo particular attention us a r. r her Hols
trying Hie rile on account of a )ersonal wsK'r
t-oinetlmolu Ausunt oi emit lu Se lember the CrnJ
tury vMiertineu prn use to In id k inkliana tporla at
one or lie cyele tracks It Islnltnded to have the affair
Iait during su aflcruoou and evi nlui. There vvlll be
various freak races and a lntsceltany of sports, with
dancing and Uretvorks as eoueludlug features.
noT.r,
omen's Slnteh nt Larchsaent nad Itesnlls
Elsevvhere,
Jn the women's handicap, at eighteen holes,
tucdnl pla), at the harehinunt aeht Club yes
tenia) for tbe second cup presented by Alfred
Marshall, tho seoret wore.
(7roi 11 cap .Vf
lUsellle ICevene) 1UJ it 10 1
Mm llel.auelillu . 112 7 101
Sirs t A sln.er . llrt H ids
UNs yiorrl-. n . ... lit) 7 Kill
Mrs II r Slirlvir . 181 U 1 15
lll.i Baker , . 121 tl 111
lltssk kevru y . .137 u 1112
IhoMIesci lowle withdrew.
llritNAltDbvim., June .'7 A. W. Hlack won
two Mlver cups on the ionise uf the Somerset
Inn dolf Club on Saturday, making both the
luurn guiss and lit t scores lu a huudleap tour
iiamint. lht eaids uiuda tvuie-
OruMt Jip Srt
A W IllACk , AT 2 hi
Herbert 1 lo)j . (II 7 tfn
1 1 rlos . UK 4 ss
1 ei hi ll. ice HV --' lu
I. It inch I's ti ,i2
Mr lie Lsn Mars iuo 111) IS Ul
)lr 1 latt 111 2ti 1UU
)tr Mom 1 M ". 1 HO
I Welsli.Jr 12 2U 113
ULeouardbr. .Ul 10 124
'Hie Aditms and Kdd) Cup competition, which
vvasstarlel on March J( it the II) ker Meadow
tlolf Club, was wuund up )etertla) 'Ihefuur
caids loturned were
thait Ifniji el
. It kelloxK US 17 HI
J (. leu tyik lM 11 Nt.
(' 1' SotniAii Ve to hi
lir Clark llurnliat i 11" IU uu
'Ihev.innn In enehof the wtitl.lv competitions
scored U points tho sceond man ''. anil the thlld
1 point I ho counting up ot the points nhowed
.e tie fur the liniiil-ome t up hitween Dr Uurn
bum anil 1 11 Kclluc.K, e u h having tstuiu of S
Iheywlll luve it) play oil In a hpeelal match
A 1. Norrla was thlld with U points
'1 hers were leu entries Luoked fui Hie upen
liiiiidleup totiriiament (in utiiidu) ut ml ( url
landt l'ark, hut as the isilngs had not hi en He II
ultf'lr tisid Hiti playt rs ihuuirbl It best tu post
pone thu unciiiug uf the woekl) liuiidliupn lu
licit "-uluril i) - Dgmliiltk, whn is al Iho
licititul Ihu euiiiiultleuuf guilt i, si lies that it
hits horn ileeldeti lu div idt the pluvuis Into two
clu-.se s, all hiving an allow tnte uf twelve ui
undei ula) mg In eluss -i.inilull ralrtl it titci
tvvi Ive hel.ig in t hiss 11 I hut pla)erA who uit
ntit members uf nuv legul u gulf i luh whti wish
lu pluv In lilt haliilliHp li r-.tiluiilii) rthniihi
foiiiiiiunleatu Willi - i;iu m lu i no uf
thu (lulf lluuso, Vmi (iiiliiuitt lin k
'I he liarhui 11:11 Hi If ( lull It am was beaten
b) tho home teum ul tin Ktie.li woo i tmlf t lub
on --aturilay h) 11 h ile- in I Ihi monthly
hmitlii up for class A mill II imivtie ut (lie Hat
bur Hill llnku nu --ttiiiday had nu uus itn-fae
tors teriiiln illun. Only ivtumeii iliushttl out of
sumo thirl) stutters, all the nthrrs stopping
pla) on account, uf a vlolenl thuiuli isluiiu
'l he twu lcotes rrlillued were Hunt nf
1 I (rotvcll. In class A 11,1. o 107
and ( V. Wemplc, In (Uss II of III. li
bs. Nutiually, Hit ) uiitilitiiliii 1 thai as lh,in
arc nu lules tu lustuv ti p i).l wtthdr tvtlng
from n itunpetllinn in u mint of slrcer. uf
wouthci, that liny hid "Mi Ihu prlt -, 'Ihu
(teens Cuiiiiiilllee bonivti tuol nu uj puslu
view, and mild ill il Ihi Iiau Heap would he
played again at it fuluiu itale ( u till and
euiplc.it Is said, villi aiqw il iruui t.n dri Is
lun tu llio Uuternursuf the Ilurbui Hill l.olf
Club.
; niUTJ.'td,
vlmcls Slut lie Arraug d ro.Duj UelvTreii
Corbelt Hud sit I uy,
Joe( boyuski lui no Itlcs of retrat ling his ile
flilon not tu bux Kid Mel uy any ahciuolsu'ov
tept al Ihu l.oiiux A ( I his ninth wus lisrneil
)uolinbiy by tho promoters uf thu Iluwihuiue
A, C of llutlalo, where JleL'o) and (liu)uski
were tuhave met on Aug. J 7, 'Ibe'Uub limn
ugcrd ea) thoy uru uut worry luu, lor lb') hat ss
another mutt li in view Th.s will In u twrni)
the round lout lieivvtuii Kid Mity uud .lint
Corbctt. icsturda) .Mil iiv, U II lira) vtho
is one of tho it iiIIul ln.hts In the liuvvilinriie
Club, find George t iinsldlne uf Detroit, irpru
ecntliig Hill) lintil), talLnl uvcr ihu piopusid
nicetliu: between McC'o) nnd Curbed, with tho
result that another li iifrrinr-t wi'l be held lu
day ami a mutt h prnial v u: n.t.l
V ( n) liild II i u 11 I ii J in M - Dial he
would wager any .tiuuuii hat he would whin
(oibctl as quit kl) iloli t itsimuiuiiB did,
I J ho club will lu ad piubahlluv us thu men to
I pust it nubilunllul fui fell tu iiisum i Ueli pic,
I trine in tbe nue;, thu urjuiiuratltni will also
ffportgmanVi Sooil.
ifflpiTrcYCLEs;
With Automatio Ccaster and Brake.
FEET STILL ON PEDALS.
WHEEL COASTS.
BACK PRESSURE ON PEDALS.
WHEEL CONTROLLED.
A Illil.KlllTPIII. AllVAM-slllS IM I1II.IU1,
MODELS FROM S3S UP.
TUP AITII-1ITK lOtSTItlt AVI) ItlltUKIS
ll. FITTltll l TIIR Rl llrsK lllCsCI.K.
1IOVT Ftll, TO sl'lt .MSllt'i IT.
OUH rKKDtT BI PAIlTStl NT OKFrilS AIV I1ICY
CLE, WITllOt 1 bU I UU , UN TFIIMS OP
SOL HEYMAW COMPANY
(1FNFHAI, AdkNTS lOlt
l.ltFMHIl VKII tllltli.
993, 995 Third Ave., near 59th St.
Open Monday, Wedu'ttlar, sal Saturdsy bvenlugs
l.OI I AtlHSTS
II till I.1 ("il 1 It I II , V llnrrlaj Nt.. V V.
Ills, sit ri uut. tint Nlh tie., V a,
ltAII VltIM VI I.I' I ,."IH I rvlnulon tte.,V. 1.
A. J KHtrV, II) llnf-riliii 11 , llraohlsn, A. 1.
CAIII. II, I. Itlls. VI , l'J'Jt tTnsliliiutnn HI.,
lobalti n, . J
oTHhit noon AorsTs wntfii
OrP IOIjK OU.NS. IIIH.FS AND ItEVOIATIW ON
TI1E 4T1I
We csn supplr vour wonts ut minimum prices
Itevohcrs, IJealllire . . Il no
Self nctlug Ui-v elvers nlltttPbrcs 1 fiO
Autoinulle I Jt i ling Kuvolvers . II no
Colt aud --lillth A W t ssull s ut bottom lirlees
Tlepers 6 UU Kltles r duced to BOO
Flobert llllbi . . . . 1 to
Kterrns I'avorll'llllflrs BOO
Marlln Rt enters all eatllire. 10 IU
Wlntbc-tirs nnd Colts at Iwltom nrleet
Iiewev suliitliui euituuns, 1 tiich odd
Illauk CartrldKes s kf s iltoxtsfor -!o
blanks for all Kltles, uuns. Yacht Cannons
Sterling & Gales
Bicycles.
SCHOVERLINO, DALY & GALES,
325 Broadway.
NTv
PNEUMATIC
(SADDLE POST S
v is the most important I
I improvement on the
? bicycle since the adoption )
5 of the pneumatic tire, S
) and so far as the comfort ?
of the i idei is concerned, -j
the Monty makes the (
j bicycle a perfect machine.
) We rrMrtrnntee tlin Slants. IT von floatt j
llki It artar is viaeb,a trial, lirlnar It barb
1 Hiid vre sv III reriiuU vuur iiiiiut-s. p
A.G. Spalding & Bros. Spalding-BldwellGo.s
12d 1.10 Nuhsuii ht. ".It, HI. IPI W. 4'Jd tiu )
ALL OUTDOORS
is now so beautiful that you
lou( to jet off on a wheel.
lie wise and order it now bo
that you may have tho use of
it for a full senson.
Tlie Eauitalilc General Providiug Co.
si:i:outAi).os 1 111s r..u.
;
SoijJfjsi, CAmiiqrs, c.
ToilNMuOItK A CO BU AltUi N ST
tJ I llulCX AttIl.T'i 111 IttN tllnl T-
blrrejs heiieliau I Slallou WsBOlm llilBre.-lis. Phae
tons btaubopes, V as-oiii tls lloitors' V ai-ous. Pony
tebloles Ttvoanltuur asitriuei Nuvi Itles
ritAl'S tery bsnd.oine designs -THAI'S
CA11TS rierclslim, I renkluii speeillnr CAHT8
Also a uiiluber seeun i band brougham, hurres,
lloekunsv. Trups l'haetous carts UukkIs-i. Meturls,
btstlou Wasuus,&ii ll st prlies temarkab1 low
"" Zt tTuif.
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY "CLUB.
sirpshriitl llll. June VIeelli.L.-. 1HH.
JlllielH liu SI ti, JJ, K& T t, VM HO, Jlllj ,
4 Italll ul stdue
l-trat ltt.it, JitKi I. si, t oiut rl bj Lauder
ilttiss iiihi-i r Tu riiACi;
1 eaief lot I ust tlthsl S Ull I Mill at 111 60,
U III U III 1 urlor iar llala 1 uilntkl I III I Ml
.III) IU l lals leat font VMllteliall SI lb 'Ul II
SI IllU'Ohl S 1 I HHV II 1 l" I- ' I" If I
1 Ai, I in, I - I rrnlui leave H itbusli uv Ilrool.
Iu In j' W I lu I il, -' I.' IU lliook.ln l.le
valeil 1 mill. bait. Ilruo.lvu llll'i r IVIia l"i)ll
I 11-. tr iii i inn ii in i iii r l II5IK nviis
tills Ml Nss-au He Irln ros l- tiuul idlrutlo
tract Kit lit list ntlnet. .nit I, I olt
llll'lllltl til III Ilhl! IHI---. -Ill 1UT1 1
JIIH-tlllN TuHUll tu ei sr
1M11A Ai clDIMUHAntiNs i t u mil , fro u tiai If
,iost a tidr siiiu that thu utliilr will be held with
mil tiiolcituliun from the aiithuilllu iru
na hi that tllu a litis would pitihulil film .1 purse
nf tfl'i (1(1(1, tu elie i-U Ihi lllii Ipals lu tiuv uu
the ri'ert enlutri plan Miltiv sulu ) ti-li iilay
1 nuvi belli e Ihdl (Imnekl .tfiuitl to
llulit (iibttl ir. tha uevt In st line, und If 1
hint him I will i-o aflet Hob ritrsliiiliions 'lulu
(lltuiirhe liiul lieiliintit inlrifeie wilt this
iiiiiOIi Im lie 1 1 it mil) vvl I itrt ihu worst of it.
if he Uui-i lull id ii I Hill have miiiii thlu.' to
en) wlilili will uinl.li him hint. iuliUtv ilieup
Cov l wllliner to lleht I'tiriiiti u i ,Mitr .'7,
the ilate set for hl nftiili with t liti.tnl.l llti
tliinlss It will bo ampin tliuu tin ibr e I'niii
' luu tn irt Into piopr lumlllioii
l.essln el Ibe III".
lull- tn re of Heraeiiia s n l lj ti i ll,hi
1VI Igul 111 Hit b Isllle-H
li I I UV Itn-ls'flll ll - IIMl I I lilt II 111 Of III I
f 11 WO t i I ox lite t a 11 I f I I i. it I 1 I I I I tls
1' it r liai ten Ihuoll '. . tin i m ' bii
J tali li. uu Ma) .'. Itn'i in 1 'l.ttv.n. ivon m
I Itfeil iitlll4a
Fi iii 1 ntifliin in iii I ratals o Is la ti tvu lu seeit li
ut m nethlui' to d i I aukliii- lljbt. lu lb" i 1 1 11
w t-lt.nl dlilsiou
lil Larry or II utou hi d luiinui Sluuti II ol llio .
Itlihavi f eiili iiistehvit ti I ut I fore the eluli nllir
hiK the br.t i iir-ii
la spile thef.ul that Jno iiuldurl lis u i a 1
1 eter Mui i r ttvl i, na spirts ute m Ie tin li sti
boxer ti e lavoriio lu lb u i in ii.t nti.t
AtidWolsh nf iiruik u . ills atuilul vrltli tno
result ol hi. i tiniest wllb Misiertia. Inltv Huiiih
aal oITers tu box thv hitter a in Su Ith svalieis
wlllllii; lu weeei t but wuuts alih lu mi islet a fcoo 1
sldt lei
Sim t.WluUlik la. 1 1 .et. iillr siraai, id a instill
batmen 1 uut taitltl tl -u.i li li inn nl lis
lieriisitln 1 t psli wilt i limn lit uiu 11 i o
next in tuth for tbtul 1 i.i.t leftr uu ctr the
lutul u ubi
hamuli hellv esterdiy dei o.llt 1 alvil vtlih
JiliuiO y -e v 1 i urriitiM u in it h twin lute Sulll
tan Urllrwllll t -uiiilvu i uiv a wirli In nhlrli tu
Iliuareplv If no It a. not i uter the iiiiiiti In lual
lime Ktllt ulil bit mo mi i r fenthi rwil.iil
s ixo sullliaii u He. i ei. i lak a i a trip to Ire
laud talis iiinn r in ti ui ii it t ul ii i tit i ail
in tin i at want, i i n i us, . I ii i n t
tr ri ii 1 i i nk t ji v.. i 1 1 i I 11 f
i,oes -ilki vvhl i.oi it main on thooiii r dt uu.o
Itliku two mouths
Subs rlher Sew Mirk Tlm uu-t for tbe fliitlliue
at Matpttb, 1. I , on llare i ti, lout) XeCpj nou in
partjsmnnV (HaoRt. f
s. i--.inajTiT.ixiutJs.ru-aTj-un.inj-ii-si-ii-ir-err-sr-i--- - J ""' J
Great Sale of 4
Tennis Rackets..;. f
We have bought the entlro 1
stock of Tennis Rackets mada
by the Overman Wheel Com- f,
pany, known as the
Victor Line, "
and offer them for sale at greatly I
i educed prices. Compare their e
prices with ouis.
uun rmen 1,
$7.00 Victor Racket, $2.25 '
$5.00 Victor Racket, $2.00
$3.00 Victor Rcicket, $1.50 f
Ii tow u tor op-n WrMneidny and bturd .-j
f YeiilUki until U u clock -f'
A. G, Spalding &Bros.,Spaldlng-Dldwell Co., f
IlJo 1110 Vassal! Rt. j 2H. nl.88 West gd Bt. f
-sss4sOsssssti4 I
I DOM'T I I
I BUY A BflCYCLE i i
UNTIL YOU GET OUR TERMS. J
T IV I J ItUAT TltUM AIiIj. X 'l
I NEW DEPARTURE, f 3
i $1 Down.
and $1 imt Avnuic ?
Pierces, Crawfords, Victors,
t Wolff-Americans.
The Epitalile General ProvifiiiiE Co. f i
J (!. I. I-. CO ") & J
29 BROADWAY, N. Y. I
Y IIOOSIS ( AM) 7. X . )
X (Third J'loor, Cnlumhlu Jlulti(lua) S f
X OH
I 123 B'way, cor. 25th St.,
? Mt -.llllK.
BROOKLVNBRANCH: I j
164 MONTAGUE ST.,
X Cor. Clinton
OPEN EVENINC8 i
X (ICXI KrT HATUItUAV) t f
UNTIIs 0.110. y
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While they Last. I
MODEL 40 I,
This is the greatest
bargain we have ever t
offered.
POPE MFG. CO., Hartford, Conn.
New York Store. 12 Warren St.
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