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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-14
Italy's Commsrc

Rome. June 13.-The imports into Italy
during the first four months of the present
year were AZ, 200. 900 lire less than the ex-
ports and 50, 400, 900 lire more than those for
the corresponding period in 1891. For the
quarter ended March 81 the exports from
Italy to the United States amounted to
5000, 900, and for the preceding quarter to
S5, 750, 900.
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ATKINSON TO WITHDRAW.
The Victories OF the Turnerltes Cause
naCIafnn

The victories or the Turnerlte5 Cause
the Decision.
BRUNSWICK, GA, June 13.-From reli-
able authority the MORNING NEWS corre-
spondent learned Tonight that Judge
Spencer r. Atkinson, candidate for congress
In the Eleventh district on the Ocala and
democratic platforms, will positively with
draw from the race within the next forty
eight hours. The carrying Of Ware county,
Mr.. Atkinson's stronghold. on Saturday last
by the Turnerites has proved a severe blow
and this, with the opposition Of Glynn
county politicians. has decided the with
drawal of Judge Atkinson.
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rendered a Judgeship.

here to-day that Judge George v. Massey
of Wilmington. Del, has been rendered the
office Of justice Of the United States su-
preme court, made vacant by the death Of
Justice Bradley, but it is impossible to YER
fly the report either at the white house or
at the department OF Justice.
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The Electric Company Blamed

ATLANTA, Ga. June 13.-To-day the
coroner's jury in the case of Little Lena
Sngarmen. who was killed by an electric
car on the Consolidated line yesterday, re-
turned verdict charging gross negligence,
both on the part of the motorman and the
company, and holding both responsible Coz
the child's death.
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INDIA'5 CURRENCY.
A Movement in the Direction of a
Gold Standard.

Gold Standard.
SMLA, June 19.-At largely attended
meeting held here to-day it was uuani-
mously decided 20 memorabilia parliament
to improve the Indian currency by inter-
national agreement, establishing gold
standard. The president of the Calcutta
Chamber of Commerce made an effective
speech in which he urged that energetic
action be taken to ascertain the end desired.
The movement TO secure a reform in cur
rency is recognized as having strong sup
port throughout India.
INDIA's POSITION.
CALCUTTA, June 13.-The Indian govern
ment to-day made public dispatch of
March % sent by them to the imperial
government, urging the latter to give the
strongest support to any proposals for an
International silver conference. "Atoppage
OF silver coinage in America would,5 the
dispatch remarks. further depress the
price, and as IL would be certain TO come
suddenly if at all, this government will
find themselves unprepsred. 1t is therefore
important that tbs subject be fully con-
sidered beforehand In order to protect
Indian interests as far as possible"
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BIGELow NOT EXPELLED.

He and His Artist Friend Not In
Russia.
BERLIN, June 13.-The American legation
here has received a note from Poultney
Bigelow, whose expulsion from Russia
was announced last night, stating that he
and Frederick Remington, an American
artist. had been out Of Russia, and therefore
was not expelled. They are now at Tilsit, In
East Prussia from which place they win re-
turn to Berlin in a CANOE
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PAY for Transnortation-

WASHINGTON, June 13.-In the House to-
day, on motion of Mr.. Oates Of Alabama,
a bill was passed appropriating 81, $50 to the
Mobile and Girard Railroad Company for
the transportation Of paroled confederate
prisoners in 1865.
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RAN AMuoK IN A PRISON.

A Convict With a Knife Ends Up by
Committing suicide.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 13.-An
italian convict in the eastern penitentiary
while taking exercise to-day suddenly drew
a knife and struck at one OF the keepers.
The blade struck the keepers watch and
glanced off. An old convict seized the
Italian, when the latter stabbed the other
man in the abdomen, inficting fatal
wound. The Italian then cut his own
throat SO efectually that he died in few
ninntas.
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New York's Presbvterv.

NEW YoRK, June 13.-The presbytery OF
New York met to-day. a new trial of DR..
Briggs ON charge Of heresy was decided to
be impracticable during the summer, but it
will receive the attention Of the presbytery
when it reassembles in the fall.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-14
Paper Mills Burned.

HARTFORD CITY, ND, June 13.-The
Crescent Paper Manufacturing Company's
mills in this city were destroyed by fire yes-
terday. The loss is $50, 900. The insurance
is SIS 600.
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Traffic Resumed After a Flood

xx.oo4.RHLIINGToN, IA, June 13.-St. Louis,
%Huk and Northwestern trains are now
run over their own track to
u ~ .iington for the first time in three weeks,
Il, river T having falIen low enough to per-
6 me water still covers the track AZ
a tSa Souuer. There is no anticipation Of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-14
LEVEES GIVING WAY.
The Situation Near New Orleans V,
Serious.

The Situation Near New Orleans Very
Serious.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, June 1S.-A cre-
vase occurred last night IN the levee on the
Belmont plantation In St. James parish,
left bank.
A break occurred in the levee this morn
Ing at the Avondale plantation, right bank, :,
twelve miles above this CITY.
Large forces of men are at work, and
strenuous efforts are being made to close
these breaks.
THE SITUATION SERIOUS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 13, II P. NJ
The situation is to-day more serious than at
any time during the present high water.
Especially Is this true Of the levee within
a few miles Of New Orleans. Last
night at IL O'clock serious
break occurred at the Belmont levee,
st. James parish. 1t was not long in
reaching width OF 70 feet, and is reported
to be feet deep. There is small batture
in front, but the work Of closing it will be,
in the opinion Of those upon the scene, a
very difficult task. There Ia force Of 200
men at work, which is being forced.
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Purchases OF Silvar.

WASHINGTON, June 13-The offers Of
silver to the treasury department to-day
$3.50 cents.
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AN OPENING FOR SAVANNAH.
One OF the South Atlantic League
Clubs Drops Out.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. June 13.-The South
Atlantic Base Ball League is In trouble. The
club at Winston, N. c., is considerably
behind in its accounts, and will not fill its
engagements. The franchise Of the club
wiz be taken by Raleigh, n. c., Savannah
or Augusta. The three other clubs are In
good shape and quite willing to continue
the regular season.
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Enr1aud's Agricultural Bill.

LONDON, June 13. - The agricultural
holdings bill passed its second reading In
the House Of Lords to-day.
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DUTIES ON TIN PLATE.
The New Schedule to Be Called Up In
the House Soon.

the House Soon.
WASHINGTON, June 13-It is the present
intention OF the democratic managers to
call up the tin plate bill when the fortifioa-
tions appropriation bill is disposed Of by the
House. Consideration Of the tin plate bill will
probably occupy several days. so that It is
doubtful If any other tariff measure will be
called up during the week. Several con-
ference reports are expected and IL pre-
sented will occupy the attention of the
House after the tariff bill is acted upon.
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oUTRUN BY THE ROBBERS.

Fursu1t OF the Red Rock Rail
Bandits a bandoned.
GUTHRIE. y. T., June 13.-The party of
p'F'een deputy marshals have returned
On pursuit of the Red Rock train robbers,
hVlng given up the chase. They followed
+ robbers over $50 miles, and we're obliged
give up because OF their horses giving
r. Inc thieves had their route marked
/ ana were furnished relay of horses.
Ky are now in No Mans Land bound for
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Tho bicycle Trade.

Cycling Is now at its height and tho bicycle mann.
faeturers are quite juban: tho rush business
During the past week the dealers have been orerrrn
with applications for renting wheels and mounts
are being sold in a surprisingly rapid manner.
Aessrs X l.. Coleman Co Of IS Barclay street
agents for the Middle and Southern states for
the Black Hawk. Escort Combination Crescent juno
rli.d win either .old cushion or pneumsuo tires 70
suit the fancy Of the purchaser Their line Of boys
Srs. b. ga in bicycles to b. offered dur
nue. and l2lth street. one thousand high srads siGo
pnsgme rs saess Of .i =
nss s; @ Kss CO.. Of
scoreherH pneumatie tire. sl25. and Humber pneu-
There will be big auction sale OF bcyolss Including
rs.ors Columbia u. Ridges Numbers; students. Me
The Kquit.b. denersI fTs1iGinr - Company amy. of 20
Crescent. ,R:.aiim.ns plan TS.y furnish hs
on .I..
.n; a.a 1s ,:s
matte tires atsllh
plete stock Of bicycle accessories.
bicIcles are sold upon easy terms b. tho Campbell
- ss sss are agent. for
the pneun tire which is tted to tho
Inc G Ea.@ ns racing Wheel: are very pepu. .h:
their warerooms At IL warren street
e;n1 By
the uest mediumprced machines upon the marx Of
ftted with the Thomas pneumatic tire. 1t retatls At
Msssrs bowman. Collins Nuttall At Fftieth street
unbia wheels. which they rent fitted with pneumatic
The American ormond. Cycle Company Of 2osl
seventh avenue; have big line Of ne " and second.
band Ta.ei. which they are selling a, maryel9gsy
Pathfinder Juno. and Ben Hur machines.
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Billy Walsh has returned TO the neld again. bnt .
sally ont Of gat.ss Ten or Twelve years age Walsh
and Others OF that class of the present day.
so Ton lyman wants to cage the ssle,Pieter, sh,"
any other man in ffynams class. iwant these King
Williams to put up or shut up
That was slashing game on Saturday at conrtney1
court; in which Johnny Grady and Pete Connolly wore
single arc. Grady and Connolly make quite team.
oM that Wiling st to p%i
any 9ss , e SO "a ns Ia w Z" ,s HAL
ken want TO play ball. and wish no unnecessary tax
Jerry Mcmahon snd Tom lyman. Mcmahon beat the
S'' pa a So S1 upHa
ynsn 50 much that he has been heard to remark that
were little ynprepafsd to take the medicine adminis
y The by ssd @ Su e
ahy and on In the sesond a. 4
Of the enemy made affairs so hot that the latter wilted
Aft sssT the second home and easy sailing there
Mike Henev the champion horseshoer of the rsnss
any man Of thai trade at handb.i either in New York
be
shoeing trade in tho country. and Paddy walsh Of
Il ss a Inc cess
court tho morning Of Jun. for % or 80 side
go for Frost"
This is the way John Malcolm explains the reason
R Rs s Of Dr. and skms s
a,
TO lose some points Of play while We up here we're
10
rejons the ranks again for good II he should not s
lie nprsss sion thai Dr. smith and myself viii have 70
Gr hs s1 4na n ,s HI. e.
Malcolm family certainly deserves some rest and quiet
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Baseball Sotea.


with better work the Staten Island c. c. would
win many more games.
II is claimed that there will be several changes in
next seasons staten Island A. C. team.
Orange athletic clubs to jor tho Amateur League next
season.
Anc.her umpire h.. fallen p the ..y.,as in tn, the
clubs. and Bsfman has been pointed in his place.
Cummings. catcher of the Engls wood =. C.. is con.
League &c Is swf and aecars,e hrowe1 to the
bases and a raj ting good hitter.
Of the PLAYER, ,3S COX good
Island boat on saturday evening They refused to stop
hs Rs. Il: ."sy or ,hs ssas
the baseball men
tn. Leon,ins. hay: Jsly 1s; 20 and 80 and few
bic gunrantees Address b. j. Gala CHER. Manager 2o3
,ns a1nas s.r f.f nS
street and ast River on Tuesday. Aug 2.
The q ss n r. an S s Ss
July %. Manhattan a. g. al Manhattan Field: July so
hul. JUN xg sie CUB a anf Ii! - sehsSf
navy July e. a ManGattSn G.; sept M1ntei.5
Giants all at Orange Oval.
In saturdays game At gstcn some Of the players
otSsr Tyns and Rush Wers continu.y 2eing
each other In the eighth inning Prosser in sliding
aud made Jung. At rros:.rs head hut Fross.r iept
.dsd and did NO, attempt to strike back TIE
gizsd
AssgsI F4,r: July "a gam. Of baseball wa, played
Of the Monmouth House bet two mines picked
The p.ysf. sfy eoumSa 49, II Ss
rome C.1,y. liarrsra 20; Ben Eol.nd Albert Roz.n
aSs
in favor 81 h. Bay Head team Ses,wseS The boys
Gss % S. IL s ir.
Broweaw's Princeton 's3 team at ElDeron.
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wheeling Gossip.

Saturday.
meeting Of the Brooklyn Bicycle Club will DO held
tomorrow evening,
The wiano,na Bicycle Club Of Richaed Springs will
The Manhattan Athletic Club intend making their
year. ''''A N'@A' 800 - 49, ' '''-' '''
Tho Brooklyn Bicycle Club expects to take twenty.
nvs msu down TO the national meet At Washington on
The Springfield Bicycle Club have concluded to onsr
.t.sm OF horse. and carriage e. m, pr.. In the
September
club s tho Staten
cared barge race.
sa3sa !Ss T1G Jals
10. The following clubs win ride hndsos copnty
sssSes Club y. fse:p.ss Wassiuasu csntail c yssrs
otih. STATEN Island Xths,s Club has paced bsrEsas
hs n .ss
Of & nd i hEG G sn the
A meeting OF the Executive Committee of the Anna.
% july H'. d1s.sn. %. Of sH. fl: ID for
gate TsssFts o. the team race. ohsrnE .pseai h.ndi
AMI absu,. copstns .s. easns .. In sss
rule. o, t ,hs L:a..e .sa completion OF schedule viii
Bicycle races viii be held at Atlantic City on July 10
and %" On beth day. the ioo.ns races Mn b.
,hIts,mnut. class. half mile ordinary, mile safety
Building, Atlantic City, Nj.
The rs!isAde whe.msn of West Ilobotep. y. j., elect
ed tine following urcers ~ their annual meeting on
Friday evening President A. ,IaIshon Vice-presi.
dent Robert Hscht; Treasurer. william Ieydt; Sscr..
tAry. Robert Patterson: Financial Secretary William
CLARK Captain James schiendorf; Frat Lieptenant
Westneld. "'' 'Ns
The Racing Board OF tho League of American Wh.el
men has sanctioned single bicycle event to be run AZ
the staten Island Athletic Club on saturdAy july
IN % Ss s .s4.s
team races To have cycling event each SATURDAY for
The membst. Of the competinE team. AMI any other
riders who care TO enter The object 10 local
interest In cycling aud to fsmLArze riders with the
track before the biz race OF the staten Island Asiic
July Id ~ ~ va S~'sAssS
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Position


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sULLIrAN.S TRAINER At HOME
He Talks About tho Rig Fellow and Plays
Little Hnndh,lI,

The return Of mi. Cascv from the training ouarter,
OF John l.. sullivan halted with considerable de-
light by the handbau fraternity in general Asde from
witnessing the great player dislort himself at his
favoritc game everybody was anxious to hear frou,
suuirans trainer how tho big fellow is getting along
Cascy's visit will be brief one and will probably be
the last time that he will show up At his home in
Brooklyn until after the battle between Sullivan and
Cotbe't Casey came M from shnnecock Bay simply
TO transact some private business and purchase some
training supplies. lie will return this afternoon.
In speaking OF Sullivan Casey said; John is doing
hard and faithful work. and his condition at the
present time Is all that anybody could wish for ThAs
little mishsp the other day OF buster tho hee ie
ANNOYING, that's all. lie wiIl probably continue his
road work to-day, Those things frequently happen
men in training"
There were a number Of weli.played games In tho
court the special feature being struggle between the
champion aud Major Garrody agalns, Dr. Philip Smith
ami lOin Malcolm The latter nar In the finest
playing FORM. and they cnt out some lively work
Casey and his partner BY the way OF rem nder the
Oh snpon frightened up in the last game. and tho
SCORE rather onesde The resus Of the dAr were:
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A Big Day for tn. whee,u...

The weather and roads were splendid for bicycle
riding yesterday. and. consequence. hundreds of
wheemen enjoyed runs through tho city and the
suburban towns
The Riverside wheelmen, fifteen strong. rode from
their club house lo4th street and Boulevard Coney
Island and return. dozen embers OF the New York
Tourist Wneelmen left their club quar- Durapds
Riding Academy at Fifty ninth street and Eighth
nue.. and enjoyed run to Glen Island. The Ninth
Ward Pioneer Corp. wheelmen had well attended run
10 south Beach. They went down to the beach in
the afternoon returning at night Capt Smith OF the
Halloween Cyclers piloted run club to Coney Island
The Manhattan Bicycle Club rode to Bedens Point
In Br9okiy nthe riders were very active While Coney
Island attracted great many riders embers OF the
various clubs were also take out on Long Island and
over int0 New Jersey. Capt; White Of the Bedford
Ths sroo ot Bicycle CLUB men sailed e Glen
The South Brooklyn wheelmen held a run TO Passaic
The Road Committee OF the Hudson County wheel.
men carried out very successful run for their club
SSsst ssy The club msmbers rode down through
where dinner was taken, and . return ride Was made
late the afternoon.
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ANOTHER WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
spooner's Great Twenty four Hour Bicycle
Feat at Chicago.


CHICAGO. July 10.-Ed Spooner broke tho
worlds record for twenty-four hours con-
tinuous bicycle riding at Parkside yesterday.
Waller won the worlds championship on tho
track at Almaceda. Cal. by covering 1888 miles
l.ooo Yards in one day. Spooner made 374
miles l.6o5 yards. He lost only forty minutes.
which wore devoted to rest.
~, AZ i9o miles Spooner was fifteen minutes
pehlhI the worlds record. but only nineteen
seconds outside Of Walters time for the same
distance. At 200 miles Spoon or was far ahead
o. waller, who took twelve and u half hours to
ride that distance. Spooner rode the 200 miles
In hours A. minutes Is seconds.
waller gave the world record when he
reached 800 miles in 10 hours 80 minutes SIS
secSnds Spooner was over one hour ahead
Of waller at that distance At noon yesterday
he had reeled of 1923 miles. and he finished
haustion.
spooner has been Nd active wheelman for
about eight years. In 1889 and 90 at the old
Exposition building. he took the first prize in
century races. winning the 80 race. eight
miles ahead Of his closest competitor in s
hours 50 minutes 40 seconds. In the 1890
race ne lowered his own record 10 minutes
and As l-5 SECONDS. riding 100 miles in 5 hours
~ minutes SO ~ seconds. In his first race
he beat the record as It stood at that time 10
minutes and ~ seconds.
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zach ting News,

The second "iniies dav" OF tho Jersey CITY Yacht
Club has been set down for HcHt saturday. The pro-
clubs Meet. followed by reception at III. club house
The initial members regatta OF series TO 10 held
THIS season by the Greenyi- Yacht Club sailed
teen miles On New York bay The start was from a
siakeboa anchored on the club house to tho hell buoy
At Eohhnss Reef thence TO the Oyster Island buoy
and return twice over he same course The boats that
mond.; cabin Cathoat Welcome. Capt. Grady. s!oop
Lancet. capt. Hollstcr: catbOat Clio Capt KAtten.
stroth cattoat Lizzie v, Capt ". T. vreellnd cutcr
firt. Capt HEX, and the cathoat First Attempt Capt
In hours 40 minutes 10 seconds TIE Clio was sec.
und in 3 hours Is minutes il seconds Tho owner OF
tho winning boat received a solid silver punch bowl
and ladle from Wee Comm odore YIeelant. -
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AMONG THE YACHTsMEM
Tho ynmon.. 20 b. q Despatch Roat.

The Naval Reserve OF this city have received
quito valuable addition to thor fleet in the
shape OF ". r Hearst's fast little steam yacht
Vamoose. which will be used as q despatch
boat during their mannuvres in New York
harbor next week. Mr.. Hearst, through Chief
Engineer Heilbron OF the Vamoose. rendered
Lieut. Commander Miller OF the Naval Re-
servo the use OF tho Vamooso during the CONF
ing man9uvrcs. and the offer was promptly
accepted as tho following correspondence
shows:
reeo,s Wharf. HFeos iyn. July o 1892.
DAN ss n nssT. 81 San riE rs" y" now in
TAKE: ~ ;s in all :. ss 10
act when an oppstHbiiy presents itself wh.Fe he may
ssSsiy s ss
fully offer you as Of the Naval Reserve
purposes in the evcutons about to take place in this
Tlropoax HElL.noy.
Engineer In Charge.
Nrw York July g. 1892,
sn Please accept my thank. for your courteous let
to n. Naval battalion during Inc coming cruise; vii!
Ii" h.ay p.f'sin'ny q
and III ser. Of the
now the intention TO begin the eruiss on tn
1.,n ans snse the evo'n'ions in New York Bay and
Very resps ctful,y your obedient servant
J. W. MtLLxR Leut.. Comm ander.
:. The United States Government, vessel, New
Hampshire. which will be- used by the Naval
Reserve for q training ship. will leave New
towed the Sot ~ East
Naval Reserve went up to New M Lendon last
Of the Naval Reserve will board her on satur-
day morning. and nd. abe vii he toyed to Sandy
crew viii be put through weeks drill on the
big guns.
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The two houses OF tho varnna Boa: Club were filled
by happy lot OF suneurned and athletes yes.
terday. Genial Billy Reid. as handsome as ever. cap
tured the points at the athletic games which were
with the baseball tennis and crews work Stewars
Barr and Fred Burns judged the events which resulted
As follows:
Eighty yard dash. handicap.,Itst heat won BY John
A. Spellman. scratch. with william II. Reid. feet.
second. Time. vi seconds Second by James
II Brown. 3 feet. with J. II. Meyers 10 feet, second.
Reid second. AMI Meyers third. Time. 40 seconds
John II Speiimai scratch with William H. Reid 10
yards. second and Richard H. Collins. feet. third.
Time SO As seconds.
One mile run. scrA,ch-wop by Richard II. Collins.
with Billy Reid second fine minutes 10 13 scconda
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l.. A. w. Racing Board News.

Tho Racing Board Of the League OF American wheel
mon have suspended Messrs ". A. and V. Dexter of
Denver from the track pending an Investigation Into
their amateur standing. A nav Handicapped has bee
appointed IN Delaware wallis s. Merrihew the prom
inent man. has selected for the position
The folio wing meets have been s.nctioned; July 20
Vinceanss Wheel Club of Indlana; July -. orioe Ri
cycle clab OF Maryand: July 30 Massachusetts divi.
cetes at Danbury. Conn: Nov. ~ Twsntythird Regi.
ment OF BROOKLYN,