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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

4 ilG Slll ~ lllNl Iktluullttlu NluD WNA
"a bo 90 ro, ,,st MIN, -, ~ ,n,,,,,,
=, 49, -. 49,, e.
III tue Sast Emu u on account OIL
counter political attractions, the meet
Ing was not held.
The II. c, Richards Six Footcrs drill
ed on Eon street last night under Com
a fine showing. Their uniforms will be
here Friday night. They VIII drill
again this evening. The tifers OF the
old Black Eagle drum corps have con-
sented to aid In forming a drum corps
to be attached to the Six FoOters. They
will hold a meeting Tomorrow even
Ing at $50 O'Clock, at 2llt Main street.
and perfect their organization.
A meeting of the colorCd hod car
riers' union has been called for to-mOr-
row evening. at Its hall. for the pur-
pose OF organizing n Mckinley and
Hobart club. \. large attendance is
anticipated.
-
The Ohio County Association OF the
National Democratic (sOund money!
party will hold q meeting at It's head
quarters In the Hub building to-mor-
row evening ut 7:SO o'clock for the pur-
pose OF pcrfecting arrangements for
the meeting next Monday evening,
which IL to be addressed by Congress-
man Bourke Cochran, Of New. York.
This meeting promises to be one OF the
best Of the campaign. Democrats and
Republicans alike will turn out to hear
MIR. Cochran.
The Indications arc that the nren air
meeting Mt the foot OF thu Mckinley
and Hobart, pole In Pleasant Valley,
near Seibert's Garden, next Saturday
afternoon. Will be on, or the largest and
most enthusiastic political meetings OF
tho n nnIVn In The Pan Upndla II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2i.-In the
Unltcd States circuit court to-day Judge
Adhesion rendered n decision refusing 10
grant the motion asked for by W. w.
kurtZ aud other bOndhOlicrs OF the
Philadelphia &~ReadlnS Railroad Com
pany to cnjoIn the managers Of the
company from executing the decree of
the foreclosure sale Of the philadelphia
d Reading railroad property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2I.-Unitcd
States Minister Terrell, Mt Constantine
pie. hns cahied the state department
that he has been advised from HarpoO;
that there have been serious massacres
at kock and Scazs in that province. No
details are given. 1t ls believed ut the
state department that there has been
IN error In transmitting the anne OF
the localities concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary Pun.
lie and Pension Attorney. no. I6!S Ma,.
kct street. .syi
FOR SALE.

House. & rooms, end 3-roomrd boy,s !.
roar, EoH street, Fifth wnrI: terms fl.%'
5000. ''
House, /? rooms, wide center halls. mad.
crn convcnicnccS md large lot, No SSS
ChapllnC street; cheap ind terms pngy =
House, 8 rooms, Eighteenth 81 lLiji
House, $ roomsI bAth, hot nnG cola
water, both gases. ind in rear d9usi.
house, I roOmS each. Market E,Tea,. h..
tween Seventh and Eighth: a bargain A,
1850. !"
SEQ will buy two lots fronting on Char,e,
and High streets.
$50 will buy n nice lot fronting on LIND
street: Onc-third cash. balance on EASY
terms.
500 will buy good two-roumed hicys
fronting IN Chaplinc street. near Tcrth
$40 will buy house OF , rooms on Cherry
street; 500 cash, balance In rent.
sJ2j will buy house OF . rooms on WIIS,
street, Centre Wheeling; 500 cash, balance
In rent. trs,it.
$500 Will buy u house OF 3 rooms oa
Charles street; one-half cash, balance ca
easy terms.
Tots on Lind street, Chc--y stree; an
McCollOcE street AZ from SO to $50 eacS
On easy terms.
Money to loan on city real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

Hon. c. l.. Wecms. who has been
making speeches for the Republican
cause throughout Belmont county. IL
)ubilnnt over the situation ns he finds
It. lilo says old belmont IL safe and
sure for one thousand Republican ma.
jOrity at the very lowest estimate,
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POLITICAL.
CAPT. DOVENER'S APPOINTMENTS.

Capt, B.. d. Dovener's assignments are
a. follows:
Berlin, Lewis county. September o. af-
ternonn.
Homer. Lewis county. September Q.
evening.
Collins. Lewis county. September q. af-
ternoon.
Jane Lew. Lewis county, September q.
night.
Big Isaac. DoddrIdsc county. September
70. afternoon.
Salem, Harrison county. September IS,
night.
Centre Point. DoLdridse county. scptem-
Der g, afternoon.
West Union. Doddridgc county. Septem-
Der 30, afternoon.
sommer's Store. DoddrIdgc county. octo-
Der l.. afternoon.
Leopold, Doddridse county. October l.
night.
New Milton, Doddridge county. October
.. afternoon.
West Milford, Harrison county, October
.. night.
Romines Mills. Harrison county, octo-
Der !. afternoon.
bridgeport, Harrison county, October 3,
night. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

Yesterday afternoon a bill OF assign
mcnt was filed In Clerk Hooks office In
which Levi Casscll. the wen known
livery man places his stable, stock and
effects in the hands OF Mr.. J. u. Wilson,
who Is nlmel as nSSlgnsc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

THE secret OF happiness. Keep your
liver right" Burdock Blood Bitters Is
natures remedy for complaints OF the
liver or bowels. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

IT doesn't matter much whether sick
headache, bilIousness, indigestion and
constipation are caused by neglect or
by unavoidable circumstances; De-
Wits Little Early Riscrs will speedily
cure them all. Charles Il. Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie G.
Co. Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Ben-
wood, 5
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Captain Lorenzo. Dnnforl was In
bridgeport yesterday, on his way TO
jefferson county, for Il week on thu
stump. Ec returned Sunday from n
weeks tour In Carroll county. In his
characteristic way he predicts Il sure
victory for the cnuse OF honest mnncY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

wrcr ,,Ipc,N,
Belington Coal and Coke Co, BciinetoI
SGD II; John l. BAKER, Bluetield. 81 Il. +
J.. Gillespie Co.., Bretz, 81 81; Fa:rrI!I'
Norman & Co: brookT6i!e' siS "; T.
Scilnl{S, Snn''sStomil S+2 q: =, y: wSS.
Iiah' ~. S' n y mi I: Sc'ityr n,, nr,,Sn'
NV iM1' ~. q Rogers Framctown' g. &. 6.
Gra{ Il T. @ EN- l.; vi SSSW IIiE. G; sSI " (
ii IJnian. keystone. $50 10; P. 4. Lyons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

y sound money bicycle club Is being
organized In Bridgeport. II viii take
part In tho great bicycle gathering at
Canton, soon to come or.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

You can telephone to Pittsburgh. New
York. Washington, Boston. Chicago. st.
Louis or Memphis Just as easy us you
can to SIsterSvillc, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

On mex Thursday evening tho
Bridgeport Mckinley club will hold an
Important meeting. Al members and
those interested In the success OF thc
Republican cause, ARE especially invit-
Oh tOSDp nr1snnf g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-Robert Fl,z.
simmons, the pugllist, has been arrested
on IN Indictment found by the grand
jury last week, accusing him Of agreeing
tn engage In a prize fight with James j.
COrbCtt.
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GREAT sales prove the great merit
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, and great merit
enables 1t To accomplish wonderful
rirnI O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

Last night Il good house saw thu open
ing performance OF The Yankee Trav-
cler," Frank Jones' new play, ut the
Grand Oepra House. and the general
verdict was that 1t Is the best IN which
that popular Yankee dialect comedian
ever appeared. The scene Is laid In the
Pan Handle OF this state and Is natural
~ OF Interest to West FirgInians. The
company Is a good enc and a successful
engagement lS looked for.
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FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS..
FOR SALE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

The National Collection Agency, Of
Washington. D. c., will dispose OF the FOL-
lowing judgments:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

This evening at the Opera House,
Captain Bowen, OF the army. will give
his illustrated lecture on Tho Custer
Massacre" Captain Bowen was as near
~ an eyewitness OF this tragedy us Il
man can be who lives to tell OF It, and
his lecture Is pronounced by critics and
audiences to be Il most realistic piece Of
word painting. The lecture Is for the
benefit OF the West Virginia Home for
Aged and Frlendless Women" and will.
no doubt. draw II large and ~apprec!ativc
audience.
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REAL
FOR RENT

No, iGl t'urtteCnth Etrcet..
No. S25 NinLn street, : rooms, I'll, H. -
pnpGrcd.1Rd both gases TGrni.L"g
Tree Essi.....a..n......
No. b25 AiHin street, 8 rooms, wut 't
pnnercd and both gases rlrinsh,%g
1reO
i'roOmcd house on Alley IN rrnr w
NO. lg2 Fifteenth RtrcGt.. ..,, VI .
No. l0i2 ChnpllnC street. 2 rooms (.
No. b5s M4rkci, street, I rOomg.,,,.' ga
No. Ej Alloy G..,..,.t g
No. IL? Alley li...,n.nu....., ~
THO rooIhH on Alloy IN rear of No Il az
ThlrtcCnth street ..,.....,u. VI .
No. lll3 Warren street. ..,.,,, y
No. 2Gpi Market street, 3 roUmy...' Z
No. 2tN2 Amin street. ,....,..,,,. "
No. 2b0S Main street. ,.,.,.'" y
No. 20? Main street, 3 r0OIng,,'"' y
No. 900 Jacob street, . rnnmp,.,' y
stable rear OF German Innk,., I,
Residence WUodsdalc ..,,.. ~
Residence rleHynnt vulIry.,,," '
Residence Pleasant Valley, -. !, .
No. 1912 MRln street. store roDm,,' !
rooms Pleasant NnllRy.,.,.,,m,,' i !
!.roomcd house Crescent pIncC,,,. ~
NO. d3L Mnln street, saloon
No. Sh2I chapllnc Strcct, . rooms -
No. sj?' chaplinc street. ? roomf .,,,, a.
'.a FOR SALE.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

4 good investment, corne. Twelfth and
ENn streets.
No. l6l Sixteenth street. lot 3nxl&O fee.
A fine residence in Pleasant Valley.
Nos. 1870 n 1872 Seventeenth street
Nc. 8 Kentucky street, 1 rooms.
No. Q Kentucky street. lot 3Oxli0 Zee.
a fine residence on Virginia street N
modern co~tiverience: price low.
No; 2I:F Chapline street. large s,eS
building. Gig"
No. IS 18th street, I rooms and stable.
No l% 18th street. 5 rooms and stab!s
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth stree.
Nc. II 18th street. ! rooms and bath
No. 1903 Chapline street. ! rooms
No. 1878 Chnpline street. 9 rooms.
Lot on Main St, between I'd and II ST.
lots N North Wabash street.
No. 81 South broadway. residence 0. J.
E. Hughes. Esq.
Lot 4exl30 North York street.
Lot Nc. 20 Indiana St. rooms mod.r.
No. q y. Wabash St, 6 rooms, cheap
a fine lot In Pleasant Valley.
No u Vermont street. 4 rooms; 10. SI.t
feet: 1850.
The Bloch property on North Nah q.
MONEY TO LOAN.
RINEHART & TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone no. apI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22
POLITICAL NOTES,
Meetings la the Future and Gossip About
the Club Organizations.

The Clay Union Republican Club was
to have met last night at Its quarters
In the East End, but on account Of
counter political attractions, the meet
Ing was not held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

A meeting of the colorcd hod car
rIers' union has been called for to-mor-
row evening. at Its hall. for the pur-
pose OF organizing n Mckinley and
Hobart club. \ large attendance Is
anticipated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-22

The sllvcrItcs say n great dCnl about
Tho pront realized by the bankers In
,ho void bond Issue. amt use that as
m ars,,mcnt against the gold standard.
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COMBINED AGAINST
VERY CHEAP BREAD
Master Bakers and Mer-
chants to Protect Each
Other.
HOW BOTH LOSE MONEY
UnwiSe Credit to irresponsible
Ones Fosters Ruinous
Prices.
MANY LOAVEs, MANY FAILURES
Bakers Meet and Take Steps to Insure
Payment and Living to All
Concerned.
MANY LoAvEs. MANY FAILURES

The master bakers and the -four mer-
chants are to combine to prevent an in
jury to both from certain bakers who sell
bread at low prices.
It is against this competition that the
Master Bakers Protective Association is
complaining. Yesterday they held a big
meeting on Bush street, near Kearny, in
conjunction with some twenty or thirty
merchants who furnish bakers supplies.
While no final action resulted, significant
step was taken by the merchants and
bakers present in approving of q resolu-
tion proposed by the following com mittee /:
Wheaton of Wheaton, Breon & Co.; Fer
guson of Moore, Ferguson & Co.; Charles
]. Leist of Charles J. Leist & Co.; Frank
Ellis, representing Sperry Flour Company,
and Louis Hartler of Hartler, Hayes &
Co. Master bakers-George J. Ruiz,
Siemon of Siemon & Reiss, Bamford,
N. T. Wolff and James Callopy.
The resolution is as follows:
We, the committee appointed, offer the fol-
lowing resolution: That the merchants repre-
sented in this committee are thoroughly in
sympathy with the Master Bakers Protective
Association and we are ready and willing TO
uphold and subscribe to such rules as may be
adopted by the same with regard to the extern
sion OF credits TO such bakers as act in oppoSi-
ton or in open violation of the rules of the or
gan1ZatlonI PROVIDED the rules adopted are ac-
cepted by sufficient number OF the members.
To this the bakers appended this re-
ciprocity pledge:
In consideration OF such action of the mer-
chants thus subscribing we, the members of
the Master Bakers Protective Association, OBJ
Egate ourselves 20 trade only with such me 2
chants as have subscribed thereto.
Secretary George A. Ruiz of the Master
Bakers Protective Association was in
structed by President n. FROST, chairman
of the meeting, TO furnish 60 all the mer-
chants OF San Francisco list of all the
master bakers OF San Francisco, Oakland
and Alameda that are not mem bers of the
association, the object being to facilitate
the discovery of such bakeries as are SELL
ing so cheaply as to arouse the apprehen-
sion of both the Legitimate dealer and the
trusting supply merchant.
An effort will be made in the meantime
TO draw into the association as many of
the other master bakers as possible, to
minimize the number to be watched.
Much spirited talk was INDUCED in re-
garding the establishment of g maximum
number of loaves TO be sold for q dollar.
Assertions were made that there was not
living in it for the wholesalers that
offered over twenty-eight loaves for dol
lar. Such rates as eighty, and even forty
for a dollar, were declared disastrous to
the baker that attempted them and injuri-
Gus 10 legitimate business. The settle
ment of this matter, however, was de-
ferred to a special meeting of the associa-
ton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04

as I said before I made most of my money
from the drinking people and feel it no more
than just that spend a portion of it with
them. Resp. STEVE BBoDIE,
la Bowery.
Mr.. Brodie explained that he had locaed
one Dr.. McKenna behind a counter in the
rear of his saloon, where he was prepared
to treat ali corners who felt the need of
medicine in their effort st reformation.
The bridge-iumper seemed very much In
terested in his enterprise.
NOW" said Mr.. Brodie, changing the
subject, ''you have been talking to me
some ten minutes or more. l want you to
do me favor. l am getting tired OF the
way they put BOwery slang into my
mouth in the newspapers. l want you 70
report me as you find me; don't credit me
with any more queer language than you
have heard me use. That is to say, if it
won't do you any harm; If the story will
read Just as well. know newspaper men.
They have to make the matter readable,
and if you think you need the slang, put
it in; but prefer, if you can get along
without it, that you would do so. Don't
understand that / am against newspaper
men or their ways. l appreciate them
more than anybody, for feel that owe
to them all that | am"
Brodie's Indebtedness 70 newspaper men
should not be coupled with the fact that
he is worth q quarter of q million through
the sale of rum. He did not mean that
He meant that newspaper men had given
TO him his wide renown. Speaking on
this subject-the story of his great bridge
jumping feat, he said:
II have done al the bridg e- jumping
that 1 am going 10. 1 have made my
record. Al! the rest of them are welcome
to make try at it. l have no exclusive
rights on the Brooklyn bridge. 1t is there /;
anybody can go and jump from it who
desires, so far as l am concerned. No; l
didn't make the speech that was credited
to me concerning the San Francisco boy
who is said to be going to New York to
make the jump. That was another bit of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-04
Speeches and Music in Golden
Gate Hall With Free
Refreshments.
THE NATIONAL PRESIDENT
To Be rendered a Public Reception
and Entertained With Vocal
Music.

The State Spiritualist Association will
convene here this forenoon at 10 O'Clock in
Golden Gate Hall. This Is the first time
in the history of spiritualism on the Pa
cific Coast that meeting of delegates
from chartered societies of the State has
been held. The occasion il looked upon
by spiritualists generally as one that will
be of much interest and as q harbinger of
greater things in the future
The officers OF the State association are:
president, H. Wadsworth; ce-president,
W. D. }. Hambly; secretary, Mrs. Julia
Schlesinger; treasurer, William NJ. Rider.
Directors-Mrs. Salome Cowell, Oakland;
Frank n. Parker, Santa Cruz; Stephen D.
Dye, Los Angeles; Mrs. Elizabeth SIoper,
San Francisco, and George Rogers, San
Diego.
These officers have been most earnest in
their efforts to unite and promote har-
mony among the spirituaiists of the State,
as well as to give to spirItualism that
standing among the religious cults of the
day to which spiritualists and their col
levers think it is entitled. 1t is largely to
their efforts that the present unity of SEN
timent, activity and demonstrations is due.
Among the societies that will be repre-
sented in the association are:
The Peoples Spiritual Society OF Stockton;
Delegates-Dr. C. Grattan, Richard Condy, ].
5 Parsons. The Unity Spiritual Society OF
Santa Cruz: Delegates-Mrs. Dr. Bonesteel,
Mrs. Eva Fay, Mrs. Z. A BrosdweIl Mrs Julia
Joslyn. The First Spiritual Union of San Jose /:
Delegates-Dr. II. ". Barker Mrs H. A Griffin
William Winter, Joseph hurry, w. D. ]. Ham
bly,.
The Peoples Progressive Society of Hollister
delegates-Mrs. Rebecca Johnson, Mrs. Helen
Dryden First Progressive Spiritualist Soci-
ETY. OF Alameda, delegates = Mrs. SaIome
COwell, Thomas Ellis. The Christian Spiritual
Society OF Oakland, delegates - Mrs Kate
Heussmsn, R. Bernier. J. Houritt. The Society
of Progressive Spirituslists of San francisco,
delega tes-Judge J. II. Moore William n
Yeaw, John Koch, William NJ Rider. First
spirituaIist Ladies' Aid Society of San Fran
cisco, delega tes-Mrs. Sadie Sloeum Mrs Liz
gle Sawyer, Mrs. Drusilla F. Winchester
The Peoples Spiritual Society, San Fran
cisco: Delegates-John P. Bogsrdus, Mrs Hat
tie D. Wrenn, Mrs. NJ. FinlaysOn-Drynan, Mrs
Irene Smith. The Free Thought Spiritual So
ciety, San Francisco: Delegates-Dr c. H
Rin-es, Dr.. LovejOy, Mrs. c.. J. Meyers Nine
Z. Young, Mrs DR.. Loyeioy and others. The
Mediums Protective Society, San Francisco:
Delegates-William T. Jones, Martin S. Norton
Mrs. George w. Shriner. The Progressive
Spiritual Society, San Francisco: Delegates
Frank Place, A ]. Colby, George l. Drew The
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and, with q crowd of satellites who delight
in his conversation and money-spending
proclivIties, did the town yesterday.
"This is some of Mr.. Bryan's money"
said he of the Bowery, handing out three
big silver dollars over a PowelI-street bar
yesterday afternoon in payment for long
procession OF drinks.
OF all the crowd banked up against the
bar the famous Bowery boy was the slight
est in stature-a little, 1.-the figure of dark
eyes and complexion, wearing plain dark
clothes and the light round top soft hat
that is seen oftener in the Bowery and
south of Market street than elsewhere.
al am worth quarter of million" he
said, turning to an interviewer. II have
made it all out of rum. / Keep two saloons
in the Bowery and they do big business.
But am devoting some of the money I
have made to redeem those who helped to
make me- See, here is letter 1 wrote to
the New York Recorder Just before 1 came
away. 1t explains what am doing:
To the Editor: The amount of Drunkenness
along the Bowery is becoming alarming. Men
of Fsmilys, single men who are willing to
work & men to lazy to work are going TO a
psuper's grave fast Though have made the
biggest part OF my money out OF the whiskey
Business therefore don't care TO condemn II
nor do care to turn prohibitionist, but what
do and what Will do is this-Cure Habitual
Drunkards at my place on the Bowery- I have
arranged with DR.. ]. J. McKenns 10 furnish
me his Remadys this / will furnish free to
every Body who feels Liquor has control of
him and viii guarantee the Best of them
viii guarantee to cure them in "a Hours after
proving this is successful. / viii supply the
Missions 4 Homes for FrindIess Drnnkards
free also. l want no man to be ashamed or
afraid to come to my piece and ask for it, for
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WERE NOT NOTIFIED.
Wheelmen's Meeting Is Aecordin Rly
Postponed-CycIers Free at the
Fair Tonight.

Fair Tonight.
The special meeting of the Wheelmen's
Municipal League, that was to have been
held last night in the rooms of the San
Francisco Road Club, SOB Golden Gate
avenue, has been postponed to next Mon
day night st o'clock, when thecycIers
viii meet in the clubhouse of the Bay City
Wheelmen, AL Golden Gate avenue.
The change of date was occasioned by
an oversight, no notices that the meeting
would be held having been sent out to the
wheeImen interested. About twenty mem
bers put in an appearance, but Justice
Frank 81. kerrigan, as chairman, on learn
ing the true situation, forthwith declared
a postponement. and the secretary hurried
home.
1t is only fair to wheelmen generally to
state again that the prizes offered at the
Mechanics Institute FAIR to-night-blcycIe
night-for the best costumed and best ap-
pearing cyclist are open to all wheelmen
whether members of clubs or not. ANY
person IN cycle uniform will be admitted
at the main entrance of the fair building
this evening free.
In connection with the general enter
tainment in store for the wheelmen and
their friends the com mirtee has prepared
the following programme, which will be
carried out at the fair tonight:
Music, band; speech, Hon. James G. Ma
sam Booth, original poem; speech, James
D. marry; music, band; speech, Hon. Eugene
Z. Bert solo; promenade concert to give
Judges an opportun ity TO inspect contestants