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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-19

We the Subscribers, having been appointed
by the honorable the Probate Court for tine
District of Chittendcn, commissioners to re-
cclNe. examine and adiu the Claims ana de-
mands OF all persons against the es-
tate Of Clara \. riatt, late ot Burlington,
in said district deceased, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from
the day G. he date hereof, beins allowed by
said Court tor that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend TO the
business of our appointment. at the store of L..
Is ilatt wi age Of W lnOuskl, Vt. IN said district.
on the third Mondays Of december and
Nay next, a. ~ o'clock a. M, on each OF said
day,
Dated this llth day of November, 1891.
\. J. STEARNs, Commissioners.
G. :. HUNTER,
ou w3w
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PROBATE COURT.
Summary of Cases Considered and Other
BuStne-- Transacted.

Summary of Cases Considered and Other
Ens'ne-- Transacted.
Probate Court district OF Chittenden,
business for the weeks ending Nov. 10,
1891:
William A. Thompson's estate, Milton,
mniStrator and Lucus A. jackson and
Franklin Town commissioners and appras-
ers, all of Milton.
Kol.in Pease's estate, Burlington, license
granted to sell real estate.
E. H. Tricks estate Burlington. appoint
ment of Herald Stevens, Burlington, admin
lstra'or, and John Lave.le, burlington. and
Clark K. Nsrney, Jericho, commissioners
and appraisers
appointment Of L. b. Taft, Burlington. adj
rninstrator, and o. p. Ray, burlington,
ana William b. Munson, Colchester, com
missioners and appraisers.
Hazen q. Wright ct al, Colchester, APP
pointnent OF Z. b. Taft, Burlington, guar
dian.
Celestia A. Sewers estate, Burlington,
will proved. Letters testamentary granted
to Henry o. Wheeler and a. &. Whittemore
and w. II. Wood appointed commissioner.
and appraisers all of Burling on.
Ella &. Schroeder's estate, Burlington,
appointment of Jacob c. Rutherford I'D
uinistrator.
Joseph b, Riddick's estate, Milton, APP
pointment of Malvna l.. Riddick admins
TRAITOR
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ANOTHER vERMONTER APPOINTED.
Dr. ii. II. Mcintyre OF West Randolph to
Tnko Charge of the Sugar Iounties.

ithc tnhrse OF inc sugar lboNhtlSS.
The commissioner of internal revenue has
appointed DR.. II. h. Mcintyre of West
Randolph a special deputy collector for New
England in charge of the sugar bountieS,
his instructions are 10 prepare regulations
governing the inspection OF maple sugar
and to look over the field for the purpose
Of ascertaining how many inspectors
will DO required in the district
under the law. Correspondence relating
TO the sugar bounty should hereafter DO
directed TO him. DR.. Mcintyre viii go to
Portsmouth, n. H., next week to confer
with Gen. Sewall Of Maine, special agent of
the United States treasury department. in
regard to proposed regulations and instruc-
tons, Or. Mclntyre's work in the Office of
the secretary of the treasury as special
treasury agent from 1866 to 1870 and as
superintendent Of the seal fisheries of
Alaska from 1871 to 1890 makes him par
ticuiarly well fitted for the responsible
duties OF his new position.
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Beware of Ointments for Catnrrh that
Contnin Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
ten whom entering ii through the mucous
surfaces, such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputoblo phys-
oians, as tie damage they wilt DO is ten fold
to ths good you can possibly derive from them.
HAL 5 tAlarrh Cure, man ufactured by f. j.
tAepey ~ TO-. Toledo, o., contains no mer-
curry, and - taken internally, and acts direct
Iy upon he blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls CatarrL Cure be sure
you get the genuine 1t is taken Internally
a. Go.
80 sold by Druggists. price ,jc per bottle
Did you know LADY POOR'S OINTMENT
would cure salt kheum. ASK for it..
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SALMON IN VERMONT.
SUPER!NTE EVIDENT ELLIS TALKS IN
TERESTiNGLY ABOUT THE WORK.
Splendid Success Thus Far-Lake Cham
plain will DO stocked in "a Row Years
What the Government is Doing in Other
states.


III, 5overpn,ent nsb cor a+onoed over ono
train in the CITY SATURDAY. on it's way to
Uoshirrton A ronorter c1llol on Mr., G.
s Johnson who has CHARGE Of tho car Mr..
Jo,reon said tbnt the Tfnitcd Statbs had
soma u hatchorics scottered nil over the
countrv md he with his four assistants
vere travelling from ocrnn to OCEAN all tho
while tronnortinp fish TO vnriot;s streams.
Tho salmon n oced in tho streams in this vi
oiuitv were batcbed at Green Lake Me-
Sup.rintepdent ]. b. Ellis. who had been
wnl,;ip- about tho city. yieyin.. the scenery
and Burlinrtop's BUILDINGS. camo in an!
in convpr,a tion with the reporter said:
.'Nye have had splendid success with tho
vouur salmon. imagine tAnr COL MELON
AIDS idea Of stocking the Lake in this way
will bo n success. though il is in the line OF
m experiment. examined tie Winoosi
river. The water looks good. and ttink
they will do well. The Lamoilo river is
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Cared by NeurOtic Pile Ointment.

Aftci several years suffering with Piles
have been cured by using Neurotr Pile ONT
mrnt Many other remedies have failed to
help me, but Neurotic Pile Uint ment has ev.-
IDENTIFY wrought permanent cure sincerely
recommend to any one afflicted In like man
ner Very truly yours,
w. II. O'BRIAN, Jr.,
To Neurotic Oil Co., Billing lerk in
Bur iugton, VT, Central Vt. Freight
Nov. I'd 1891. Office, Burlington, VT
sold by Druggists, or y mail Sl.O0.
NEUROTIC OIL co,
BURLINGTON, VT.
2Gl lw, win
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Poronto and Dalrympe have been obliged
to leave college for short time on account
of sickness.
Macomber, go, principal OF the Hyde
Park graded school, is visiting friends at
college.
Several of the students have parts in the
chorus OF the operetta Priscilla, which is to
lie given later in the season
The Glee club are rehearsing twice a day
These in charge of the new buildings at
the experiment farm are glad to show them
to the public any day except Sunday.
Lewis, 90, has been transferred to the
department of general literature on the
Cynic board and babbitt, '92, has been
elected to fill the vacancy on personals
The following students start this after
noon for Rutland to attend the y. NJ. c. A.
convention; Lewis, Pitken, Wheatley,
Hazen, Wiswell, Strickland, Selian, An
drews, Bigelow, Stevens, '9j, Pratt '95.
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SATURDAYS FOOT 6ALL GAME.

The burlington 'ioys Prove Too Much
for the Pittsburgh High school Team.
A game Of foot ball was played Saturday
afternoon nj Athletic Park between the
teams of the Illttsburgh and burlington
High schools ro,ultini; in victory for the
latter 10y Il score OF 40 20 u. The teams
were evenly matched in size, but the Bur
lngton boys showed better training aud
superior knowledge OF the game. There
was II light furry Of snow during the first
part Of the game, noistering the ground,
and making the bali dillicult to handle.
The teams lined up at 2;l5 O'Clock as fol
lows:
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Boston Wool Market.


There l. steady call for small lots Of domestic wool
and the market j. thu same Territory woods still
sr a secured pssi, of N40Uc for fine, 5iW sc for
fine medium and .'15ic t'r medium. Texas California
and Oregon woods rather quiet with prices easy and
in favor o buyers ohio lrcues are offered freely al lHc
for y and 1t Sic for Xxx and Xxx and above. Michigan
y lrcrcs are dun al dc and New York State woods are
for sale 3bc per pnuud. No coMbEg woods finn
al ~ .t'. Home demand tor fine deaIn' selections
$40 lc for ohio and 53H3ic Michigan. Cuvu,hrd
cumbns wool qu.ei at ,g~tc Tor quarter aud
y aSc for three tbs. In pulled woods there is
"A r trading at jit i for super and 2l0tjc Tor extra
Australian woods are firm. Carpet woolsare quiet.
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situation. Unless receipts continue large,
which seems improbable under present condi-
lions, stocks here will be materially reduced
IN very short time. Quotations are nominal.
Rye straw unchanged. Oats in light supply
and very firm.
Hay-Prime to choice, SlGQ.S17 In large
naies tsnall bales 81 lcssl: good to prime SiJl,i
$40; fair to good, el40Slj; ordinary, $ va ) Is;
poor and common. stCLSl2; clover and clover
Mixed SEQ li; fine. SllGGlj; swale, $50 $500
,So,rnw.Long rye, Sli.jUBslj; short rye, $40
slOi oat struw, SSNSSl5.
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innanas 81 to % cents dozen. oranges ~
cents dozen. lest quality dates ~ cents
pound. Smyrna figs. 70 cents unIud Messlna
lemons 81 cents per do4an. Cocoanu,s
to 10 cents each. Ey0poratei peaches % to- - cents
a pound. EvapOfatCl aprcOts, ~ TO 2 cents pnuhH
Eyaporated rs,pbarrio-, 81 cents ppunL Evapor,
Ftci cherries, . pound. EvHpOrtci apples, y
cents pound. keisiAs Il to 81 cent, IL pound.
Hickory nuts are 10 cents quart, % cents
peck; peanuts - cents quart
English Nainut-, % cents per pound Nuts,
all kinds assorted, ~ cents pound. Pear, 20 to
:jrtnts peck. trHNbcrrics, - cents quart. Grapes
~ cents "A pound.
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Hay and straw Market,
Furnished by c. +. x q. w. Eddy, Commits
sion Merchants and Wholesale deal
ers IN hay, straw, grain and feed
ii Broad ST., Boston, Mass

Receipts for the week ending November 5.
1891, were Al, cars hay, p cars straw; week
ending November T., odi cars hay, 80 cars
straw.
Owing to the scarcity of cars to TRANSPORT
grain railroad companies here are forcing hay
to ba moved in order TO unload cars now on
track This Of course, compels receivers to
sell this hay Immediately and the result
is coucess ons of 81 10 - per ton are being
made on hay thus iorced on the market, as
naturally buyers are taking advantage OF the
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Dolan Brothers.

ST. Louis hoar giin IT, $50 a barrel. Michigan. 5000
@prirG patents and Minnesota patents are $50 to S2
4 barrel. Bnck wheat is $40 tO+ cents pound. kNe
aour to "a cents pound. Maple sugar to -
cents pound. nans syrup sj to SlCO gallon HranH
lated sugar Is GEMS puuu - pounds Tor 81; COZ
fee \ cts ligh. brown, A. Is cts. loaf and pulver
.sed ,GtS cents. White clover nouey cents pound.
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Mol Maple Sugar

WANTED-5 .0lJ lbs. No. | Maple sugar
no dark wanted large packages; state guam
tity and quality and nea est Central Neru.ont
station. WEIGH BUOS. MA LIE co.
2l,Wlm Burlington Vt
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Tho Lady Godiva must have Ind exception
ally long hair, since in completely concealed
her lovely person, since Ayers Hair Vigor
came into su Ii examples are not rare as
formerly. it not only promotes the growth of
the hair but gives it d rich si.lien texture
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Ayrshires for Central America.

C. NJ Wiuslow of Brandon has just sold
nlne head of his bloodod Ayrshire cattle to
20 to Central Americs.
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NJ. Enright.

Potatoes, ~ cents yer buShel New cabbage, cent
upUnd. New beots and new uruins ccna pound
Eor,awdirh, 10 t. ~ cuuts bo.le. Pickles " to -
cents gallon onions5 cents pound. Hubbard squash
ccuts pound. Celery : to cents II head.
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WATERprRY Nov. l6.
Tub butter, 2l0t Sc FIVE pound boxes 2,C2je cents,
plRtS <'&1 cents. r"rs. % cents uo1ra, potatoes,
3'7i0c. rer bu.hc, apples ~ to ca cents. yo hogs
F"lt1 cents dressed ,os, to Tia cents, ftt cattle,
81 By" rtns dressed beef 4i9GD7 cents per pound;
sh'ep TO ~. cents lambs, Sia to IA chickens.
lVr '~l dr",'oI ~" a cents per pound The turkeys
VIII De brought in Wednesday and Thursda for the
poultry tram. Map.c sugar j&7oents per pound,
h'p'e syrup HQ.lI cents per gallon.
RICHMOND. Nov. lG
Inc market To day is follows: Butter fresh made,
~ t" cent? cheese factory ~ to Ii cents, dairy to
W crh'si ctts, - cents per dozen; poultry fowls
TO ~ cents chickens. II to - cents; turkc,s chpc'
- l" ~ cen s. ols dressed to &c beet, side, Ia
b cents per lOnnd
NERGENSEs Nov. IA.
Market opened 18th butter quiet at - to % per
pound sci" 'tions ut a to . cents per uouud eggs -
cents per dozen; bcr', IN cent per pound; york
L" w cents per POUND; veal, ~ cents ier pound;
nv i"1 cents ner nound ianh 10 cons per pound
cnrteH I2 tp 10 cents per pound; hay, for pressing
81 t. 81 per ton.
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iIelen Catlin's Ee.ate.

STATE OF 'ERMONE The honorable
DISTRICT or iiIiriENDEN. the Probate Court,
Tor The district " Cnitten4cn
TO the heirs and all ue sons iu' rested in the
estate OF Helen tAtlin. latc Of Brook IN, il
tho state of New Iurk, Gee ,a."d.
GREFTlNG:
WHEREAS, application hath been made 70
TINS '.I't ia Wiit'n-. by ne au...i ds.tator.
Win the will GnurXrd, Of SAID estate.
praying for, iicense ami .authoriry 70
~cn the whole OF real estate Of suIi decreased,
representing t. -ad Court. that IL would 10
brheicial to the heirs and all persons in;c-
rested in the estate of said deceased. to
set tie whole of the rta estate OF said de-
cea cd and convert the same into l.uueN.
NhereupOn, the sail curt appointed and rs
signed TIA" . h day % N U .lt, l,Jl. at the
Probate Court nOm~ in said d-tilc.. O hear and
decide Upon laid application and o.itiun, and
Ofiered pubic notices thereof e. be gwen to all
persons Interested therein by pu ~ ing said
orHcr, together with the tim" Hlc place of
nearing, three weeks suCce~ 'iN"iy il the FUR
| hgtoh Free Pres, a newspaper which cilcu-
| rates IN the neIghhorhOol OF those persons i'll
| ttiCsted in said estate, al which Qualifications
! snau he previous 10 the day assigned for hear
| ing.
Therefore, you are hercb notified to appear
b lore sad Court, at the time I'D pace as
signed, then anu there IN "a d curt. to make
| your obj c;tonS TO the grant, Z OF suc! cense,
| ii you see cause
Given under my hand at the Prohate Court
rooms. this 18th dav " Nuv r,uer isgl.
| l:,w}w JENNIE ~ \CY 3rtiSter
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reach he 10 also ny superior: ! esnrot but sc
while nut u bona down ~ q worthy foeman.
know what can DO myself, aud am In this
L: ia tho general opinion. among Judges Of
boxing In this locality that McAuliffe Will meet
NJ hardest opponent he ever had Ia Austin
pun'shment Yet MsHuiiro has been ne
lew bets that lave beon made, The bash. q
thess odd: has been not only McAniies
jack. known STAYING ,aualitiss, When Jack
y far more suitable fapd Ate !or hospital
been ai:r long contests; bscSuse IBIS
jazz Homer. u with Billy ' Fraser. VIZ ~
Nike P1 Mn 10 .pseiasd With Patsy KerrlsaIp
gib,h CARROLL. those with Hopper. fraser ,s,..
Gilmore, Dacey. and Myer being with sKin
for any man TO pnt forth in ssiabIishing his
bets have been made on. aibbons's youth nI1G is
cannot b called an old man, Gibbons is shy
q 81. and McAulifIo was IA last March. And
there yOu arol
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JoRs syNsiHCKk

TRASk sgusARn JoRs ssNsiscKR
Perhaps the nthleto most assured Of success
H. Frank Bernard OF the Union Athletic Club.
who has done private t.ials good enough to
win q place In the national championships
He will carry the blue U with the. yellow arrow
OF the Uni ms In he hall. mile champiohsbip
In the wheeling events. Capt john liensnger
OF the Kincs County Whselmen, Judged BY his
previous efforts would seem to have the best
chance OF tho championship honors In the
ordinary event at least.
One OF tho hAndsomest prizes eyor offered
for composition In the athletic limo Is the cham
ptonship medal which tho League will present
to tho successful wtnnere. Tho desiRn con.
STATS Of . gold ball on which is engraved the
event In which tho winner contested. Pen
dam from this 10 an elegantly encrpstsd eagle
with outstrotched wings. In the bird Of free
doms talons H. the chain which supports the
die proper. This consists Of . round piece OF
gold ON which are the words Lon 6 Island ANA.
ieur Athletic League, A green gold wreath 10 set
ted gold, on which In polished letters 10 The
medal IL OF eighteen carat gold:
tho fact that many new ideas In the mansRe.
msnt Of organizations OF mn extensive char.
acter have been introduced. All sessions Of
the League arc open, and any one can visit
the meetings. rhis Invitation 10 pretty gen.
orally awaited of by the local athletes and club
momh ers. Another very Important feature Ia
that the management 81 the eague 10 In.
trusted to tho delegates themselves.
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feel like II. 1t ia .freshenine and therefore
h.ne6ied by the salt. Combined With
ths thins. call 1t nv rscrestlon.
snd. next to slesp. / ind the exercise delight
fully invieoratin9. The action Of the mind.
with the result 9; the work. Ia man eoas
about exercise Is a drntlR., with only the
thought that he is compelled to DO 1t. he
dos.nt derive . third OF the benefit that he
Wculd II the same work were 70 him of y
nature that provided fun first with benefits
aooruinR while he Is ENJOYING himself.
Natter the swim q wal on the beach takes
place. the distance being about six miles.
Jnck Sheehnn; the famous lipster on the races
.rs,ss an msA. fr:s H. The , xhS:
ssi s| shsessn :Mcxaiils euass:: ING 4: d;
strengthen hls ankles. II the sand Is hard he
sprinis OF it { . iIentlv. aud at amy time he
lsaIa tho marty. Should Carroll or ftodd~rd
or myself attempt TO BASS HIM McAuliffe il al.
ways ready for race. no ma ter what sort Of
weather We have had during tho day.
and he generally boats either one OF us.
Two or three times we tried 10 nut IN a Job on
him AS soon rs one at US hat given him q
sprint Rnnlh her wnnId take M tho job. ana the
third would follow IN due cnurse. McAuline
never failed to AS the third man as certainly
as tho first but hs quickly got on o our rack
ct. anil wouldn't sprint with either unless he
saw that the others were some distance he.
hind. and CT uld not get noar him until he had
q chance t, recover from the first effort I
don't think he had any lear OF being beaten.
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a .; sSss s,| pretty
istar. ron ~ beach wGlk MSAu| ns
S. csIS sA ~ y
S:: . atGsIss ." his ut ass ri
eats pretty much everything he crave, of DRY
tSS :Sf q su R iSss s..ss or sna sms
shsysa Sys :.ss H. hir:t 4 asifs t"in;G III:
XSlIas lois ala or beer alone. even At nor.
AZ GOES further snd iEnores ,e% ana cei. ss:
AZ Sshss onea S da,, no and Then 'oaI.
ssIss 81 v1R sSrs and h
yhs most diSugresabIe. Often. he 9ss TO rinse
az mouth o 9It VIII w..r r me dr nnG az
t6sse ,slmss the, temptstion 10 swallow soms q
sss snf o%s s Hsf
Ss. f 81. ~ :P @aI.l 60. Viz
Is q an 10 x sS" wants !nat ns s.d m b:
S aa sss &. oS sSu .s:us i 81 s
b. vhfn hs meets uIbbons, IL inc bet cen
she SIsnpion: when was Of ny beat Gan
SsS h"V. nws,s hs 81 m MY eR S
slninly ststinE facts. When ] met Carroll In
IAN Francisco was rot over an attack of ma
K.,Tigan, Carney, and to. rest there was Il:
wsIs :emshssini the matter ,t,I STitn ms dsRoMcd
train d ten days for that match. This time I
vIl 10 perfectly well and as strong % II 10 pos
sd rS S . ssy; ne .:I:i S. r..
porter. ~.
Ssss" a a. We Tf}s p: nth s9!;;:
rIon, "'Qfco rse eErs"t 10 wih! but 7 Hp-
piVistc the poa~rs I my o.'."nrnt. k,nw
" IL every advantage man can have. he al
waye kssps himfs fia go d oondi.i IN. He has
sSoa Don't ~ 6. sSs sG
en ipallpNyjnn that way Nnt pa he u. he hiss
bean nader goo fsstrntni MI the time. He
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u has bean confidently anticipated that . match
would certainly 10 arranged between tho well known
QUOT experts John Mcfarland and Tom Dewhurs both
Of Brooslyn The latter IL veteran At the game and
viii probably not being - clever as he was several
years ago 10 still skifu payer. and his stoadihess
sa,asnsss and accuracy have caused him to DO known
IN this section or Tho country "old Reliable Tom"
At present Dswhurs. pitches seven pound quot ex.
elusive " and e is considered an unusually dangerous
opponent with that character of irons ON the other
hand AcFsrisuds specially 10 with nine pound quo's
and ho ALWAYS been rated tho clsvsrsst man In
New York or Brooklyn using those weights Therefore
It w0uii appear to be avery difficult matter to bring
sss eas.nssa d! a,hs .na nov only
ton of half inch In the diameter OF the GuoiIs whether
yard game 4" noinis W. and allow MIN 40 Io'n,n a.
Sss ni s:S
S sn S 70 III. RS'aSf Sas M
ss.fs a"s S,'s III W af'i i:.
y tils than De whurst 4. accustomed 70 pitch With
ss ..I%s: g HI. 3: @.'ss
AZ ,or ~ hIsn ssSu a.
@:" new: never "a III ": sss"s. 70 s,sH hsfs;
lana s't sbamn,"n and am Only ,hiId s o. l"ursa
hsi game with NM; pound auoa why dossn ths sot
:a.sS .Ts Pa nj @ he: "Sa's a
- my s..i hold WI. isi iham inisk 50 wv Should
y p.tsl.S him ~: Sssn p!:SiGS ..v.. psSSTNi
Hs'ihs: L.. ao'h,"s but % min. puma IRON. az
ons .irsls dissne. s,ili y SeFa,,sna wants 4
H e oas: u s9S Mr. sao grounds
s:mIns s.i.':n 5s6n shcrrGss Of E,cot
ssss.es,ns d.s u "s.sson u. ais.pes . % Is
rrin {. NJ Ess.,a 5sfs.: p esS.
brooklyn, this Afternoon
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Caught on the Wheel.

y. A, R--W!llis Windle 10 member OF he MI bury
Bicycle Club
Tho Orange whsemen will hold . series of club road
racer OH Saturday. Aug ~
r. Lauris the English racer states that he will do
no racing while 10 this country this fall.
u Is ss,d that Willie windle rscsnty rode . mile
under Q minutes as seconds At West Mllbnry.
sidney Bowman OF the New York Artistic Club will
attempt hover the one mile safety record this fall
club has besn Organized In Middleton. this State
with twenty charter msmbers Tho club has been
named the Middleton Wheslmsn.
w r. W.st the Philadelphia racer. Lowered the road
rschrd last wees from phiadsphis To Nrvarx. Wet.
dime hours - minutes The best previous record
wac hours 3, minutes held by %. 5. iunGsll OF NE
Park Avenue club
William ss"hiiser and Thomas Allen IRE tierows
who started from New YORK and have been lhfouah
Ireland and Epx!snd on whsss .ys'raysrssd Europe
Ansora vas and FrHsroun. and have now ssriyed rt
fAuris iau- rorrospVn dent SAWS they are going to
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