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THE GRIPPE.

An epidemic of grippe has prevailed in
this city for several weeks and Il number
of persons have been seriously i'll OF the
disease. The severity and number of
cases OF the disease seems to have ahated
however within the past few days. Tic
grippe is also said TO prcvnil extensively
among the people Of the adjoining coun-
ties.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
Defendants.


WHEREAS, on the 9th day OF March,
1896. the above named plaintitf, Louis
La Page, recovered judgment against
the above named Defendants, decree
ing the amount due upon the mortgage
foreclosed in the said action the sum OF
S102.52 damages. together with solicit
tors fees. S25.00, and the sum of $l7i.S0
costs and disbursements of said action.
And whereas said Judgment was en-
tered on said 9th day of March, 1896,
in the office of the Clerk of said Court:
And whereas it was ordered by the
decree in said action that the mort
gagged property be sold, unless redeem
ed from the Judgment and decree OF
said Court within the time prescribed
by law;
And whereas no part of said judg-
ment has been paid and no part of said
property has been redeemed from said
Judgment and decree:
And whereas there is now due this
Plaintiff under and by virtue of said
decree of said Court said several sums,
amounting on the date of said decree
to S299.32, with interest at 6 per cent
from the date of said decree:
And whereas more than one year has
elapsed since the rendition and entry
of said decree of foreclosure and sale of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
NOW is THE TIME TO GET
a HOME.

The Chicago and Northwestern
Railway has just published a newspa-
per called the North-W estern Home
Seeker, giving facts about the great
state of South Dakota and the advanta-
ges it possesses for the pursuits of agri-
culture, dairying and cattle raising.
Lands can be had at present upon
most favorable terms, and there is ev-
cry indication of large immigration in
to the state this season. Correspon-
dence is solicited from intending set
tiers, add copy of the paper will be
mailed free rpon application to W. B.
Kniskern. - Fifth avenue. Chicago,
Ill
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
HALF RATES TO OSHKOSH.

The North Western Line will sell
excursion tickets to Oshkosh from sta
tions in Wisconsin north of Milwaukee
and Madison line, inclusive, at halt
rates. zone fare for the round trip on
account of North Wisconsin Saenge1'-
Bezirlz On June 24-27, limited TO June
q. Apply to agents Chicago & NORTH
Western R'y.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24

the property described in the mort
gage ana in said decree and hereinaf-
ter described:
Now THEREFORE, on the Ind day OF
August, A. D.. 1897, ct 3 o'clock P. NJ,
at the south, front door OF the Court
House of the County of Villas. in the
village of Eagle River, I shall expose
for sale and sell to the highest bidder,
said property, or SO much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy said judg-
ment and decree, together with costs
and disbursements and costs of sale,
tO-wit:
An undivided one half interest in
the northeast quarter ~ OF the south
east quarter "a of section thirtysix
$50, in Township Forty (40) North of
Range Six 6) East in the county Of vi
las, State OF Wisconsin. And also the
other undivided one-half interest Of
| the same description. being the North
east quarter ~ OF The Southeast quar-
/ Ter {4{) of Section Thirty-s (36), Town
ship Forty coz North, Range Six (6)
East. il The County OF Villas, State Of
! Wisconsin, after the mortgage given
to james Alord ard Alice Alord and
duly assigned to Q. J. Cots and l.. j.
F.. Wilett has been fully satisfied out Of
sai1 undivided hale interest last de-
ariAaa.
Dated the 18th day Of June, 1891.
wv. a. BRADFORD,
Sheriff Of Villas County,
Wisconsin,.
G. L. S.A&8oBN,
Atty for Plaintiff.
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FOR n. E. A. CONVENTION, NIL
WA nee,

July 60, the Northwestern Line will
sell excursion tickets at exceedingly
low rates. plus membership fee in the
Association.
For tickets and fall information apply
to agents Chicago & North Western
R'y.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
Il. J. DNC8ER'i'.
MAGGIE GOCG8A2E and DA~.
VID COCHRAN,
L. go,
Defend Is.


NLD COCHRAN.
Defendants.
.....,,.. observation-disclosures.
WHEREAS, Oh The IT. day 81 Ealra-
aay, a. d. 1875, in said Court, 1t was
adjud@ed and decreod that there was
and is due the elaintitT The SUM Of
&292.G0 damages. solicitors fees, $25.GG,
and taxes ia The SUM- Of $500, and for
costs of suit the sum cf 60 making
in the whole found and adjudged due
the SUM of &43l.00:
And whereas in said decree of fore
closure it was ordered and adjudged
+! that the property mortgaged Tor
so much thereof as may be sufficient TO
raise said amount) described in TIE
complaint and the decree and herein
after described, and which may be sold
separately without material injury to
the parties interested. BY the Sheriff
of Villas county IL manner provided by
law:
And whereas raore tlian enc year
has elapsed since the rendition ana ~
try OF said Judgment aa,l no .cs:e2,p-
ton OF said sum Or any part thereof
has been made:
And whereas said total sum is cow
dac ana unpaid:
Now THEREFORE, NOTICE Is HERE
BY GIVEN, that or the 2nd day OF An
gust. a. D., 1897, ut 3 O'Clock IN TIC az
terneoa, at the souta, froat door Of the
Court HOUSE OF Villas county, II the
viiiago Ct Eagle River, [ shall expose
to sale and sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, said mortgrged
property described in said decree and
hereinafter described, or SO much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy
said sum Of S431. 90. with interest there
on at 6 per cent per annum since the
18th day of February. A. D., 1896, to-
gether with the coses of sale:
That said mortgaged property de-
creed in said action to be and which
will be sold is described as follows. to-
wit:
Lots Two ~ and Fourteen "a
Block No. -Four ca, according to the
recorded plat of the Northeast quar-
ter of the Northwest quarter of Sec
ton Thirty-three (33), Township Forty
(40) North, Range Ten 10) East, of the
village of Eagle River, in Villas coun-
ty, formerly Oneida county, Wiscon-
sin.
Dated the 18th day of June, 1897.
W. A. BRADFORD,
Sheriff of Villas county
Wisconsin
G. F. SANBoRN,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
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COUNTY OFFICERS, ETC.

Germs Of Court.
Municipal court leets on call,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
LESS THAN HALF RATES
TO SAN FRANCISCO.

Via the North Western Line, for one
way tickets to be sold Jane 90 to July
8, inclusive, on account of the G. E.
Convention. Similar rates will be
made eastbound.
For tickets and informata0s apply to
agents, Chicago & North-We stern
Railway.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24

pWTime order books printed and Sor
sale at this office,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
LOUIS LA PAGE,
Plaintiff,

PAUL DUPUIs, Farnces Du-
puts. James Alord. Alice
Alord. O. j. Gotta, L. ],
Wlllett. T. /. Laugdlin,
George Foster and joseph
Hall,
Daeco1 ants
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24

ANTON LOT ISSANT,
Dafapdant.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
G. T. SANBOBN

Att y. for Plaintiffs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
Results at Harlem.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2+:-Time Maker hung up q new
mark for six and q half furlong- at Harlem to-day,
running the distance in minute leaa seconds. Three
accidents occurrt d during the afternoon. Rose Riley
ran into the fence and threw the stable boy over IL.
Benamela stumbled and threw Jockey Garner under
the inner rail, and simmons tossed Jockey Warren
last race. Summaries:
First Race-Five furlongs. -Innuendo. 100 Ct. Nc.
Hugh. : TO 10, won; Beatrix, l04 lew, IL TO ]. sec
ond; Cornetta, l0I u. Woods, 10 to l, third. Time,
1854.
second Rac,-one mile and seventy yRrds-Tony
HurEinc. Vb Donaldson. go to !. won; Benamela, IVY
Garner even money, second: Serena, log u. Woods.
q to /. third. Time, l:+6S4.
Third Racr-Six and n half furlongs.-Time Maker,
los 7. Murphy. . to 5: won; Irene Woods. ITO Cay.
wood. o 10 >. second! Imp, los (P. Clayh. S 10 J..
third. Time, 1872.
Fourth Race-one and n sixteenth m~iles.-Grey-
hurst, yS u. woods). 2 to 90, won: John Hsriin, 10Y
tCaywoodh : TO 5. second; Olivia L.. 81 Cflick). so
TO /, third. Time. l:41.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs.-Belle Of Corsica, l04 u.
Woods. 2 TO l. won: Joe Shelby, III tCaywood). 8 to
]. second; brown Gal, ITO C. sloan). 3 TO /. third.
Time. l:02a.
sixth Race-Seven Enthusiastically. lo7 Morgan.
z TO 2. won: Forseen. 1903 (DonEidsUn), @ 10 /, second
Simmons, 100 tWarren). ! to =. third. Time. l:2s.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 2i-The weather was pleasant to-
day nj New port and the attcndaur e fairly large. Tho
sport " a. exciting throughout. and IN the fourth race
Eugene Wickes broke the track record. During the
calling OF the Futurtty from the press stand a race
was being run here. but the crowd was SO Interested
In tho great event in the East tina; comparatively
little attention was given {. When Plaudit led for a
time the interest was intense. US " Brown Dick has
been a contender hereRbout. Summaries:
Firs, Race-Four and u half furlongS.- 100
(Akerl. 10 to /, won; Des Dresser. los valentine, 5
10 2. second; Snake. los Williams. ! to J.. third.
Time, O:5bJ,.
Second Race-One mile Faunette. so Thontonp,
0 10 3. won; Blauton. 40 nm. 9 TO s. second. Domi.
nick, lOl James,. 80 to !. third. Time. l:42L.
Third Race-siL and a Lal' fuTlongs,-Lulu NJ. lo5
CoStrandJ, z to !, won; Red DuchesS. IO5 Mat
thews). o to D. second; Mamie Doyle. l05 (Hicks). 40
TO /. third. Time. l:22.
Fourth Eacc-one mile ana an e~IShth.-Euscnie
wIckes, 81 NTillianls). 0 to 5, won; B4lk Line. ITO
lOvrrton). q to 5, second; sangamon. l03 (HlD. 5 to
/, { third. Time, l:53l2.
Fifth Race-Four and q half furlongs.-George
Kratz. log Williams. IS 20 5. won; Monk wayman,
Jos Q.andreu): o to /. second; Africa l05 (Matthewsy.
8 to l. third. Time. 0;56.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
Football Notes.

Dc La Sale Institute will have practically the same
team this year that won the New York nterrhol'
Astie championship last year.
Collegiate School has decided to enter the fu't'sll
arena and win place a squad OF men in traIuirs ~
the earliest possible date. The team Will aNetArs
about las pounds.
There IL every reason to believe that the Irvins tlrb
OF Brooklyn will again place an eleven Oh the sra
iron. while tho team OF last year was a strong our,
II will be materially strengthened.
The East Orange Field Club will again enter q ta'l
in the football neld this season. Managers of "ft'!
schools desiring games arc requested 20 cumi".h'
cate with George Binscherf, ~ BeeknlAn street ~"
York.
Manager Ward Of the Manhattan COLLEGE football
eleven this season. The new materia! on hhl :
promising. aud, with some OF the old men h1,N i"'
outlook Is encouraging. The college grounds a'
being rapidly prepared for practice.
capt. O'Rourke. JT, Of the Trinity School foot's.
team has issued a call for the candidates, So ~ g. s|
item out Tor carly pTartice. Their" Is IA" .' ."'
school building an oval AZ Cuderclif Ferry "a TO
Hudson. where training viii De done. Il - -,
that william oul corGell's noted full bacA, ""' 80
as coach.
Although Il has heen said that ]I'erkrlcy .S'h'.'
would not he In the hunt for football h"norr NJ '.
owing TO lack OF material, II Is AppHr'ri Mas .'
combination Will be- stronger than ever. vac n'.
boys have a fair knowledge Of the game, al! ~ '
are wen developed a littlc hard practice VIII iai '..'
Into championship form.
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saeLett Wins tho stake n, Detroit.

DETROIT. Aug. 2A.-The day was marked by close
finishes over . fast track. The only favorite TO win
was Sackctt. who was splendidly ridden by T. Burns.
who W as imported for the purpose. The leaving OF
Pardon and Mover AZ the post in the second race
burned lots OF money. Summarizes:
First Ka,e-Saven rurlongs.-Kinney lo7 Morri.
sonL 9 to /. won; Bomhardon. los (Suiliv any. so to
l:PSA.
Second Race.siI urlongs:-crocus 90 q. Smith. 9
TO l. won: Bill Ellison. l0l (R. Mason. 2 TO l. second;
Jenebei. 81 tsonger). 8 to l. third. Time, CASA.
Third Race-one mile.-Terrapin. 40 &C. ReIn),
4 TO /, won; Alamo. IFS thcGlone), g to /, second
Elsket- lo7 w Jonesl. so to l, third. Time. l:42E.
Fourth kace-Ilotcl Sormandie Stakes. value
el,ilo; ak furlongL-Sackett lO2 IT. Burrs), eyens.
won; Lieber Karl, IFS tReinl. I TO g. second; our
Chance, ia iPiggott), 0 TO l, third, Time, i:i4a.
ing Our Chance.
Fifth Raee-Six furlongs-Don Fulrno. 100 orig.
gott). : to l. won; Ola sauRus. lO7 tShcrland). 8 10 I.
second; bounding, Cecil. 1917 (Morrison), 4 TO J.,
third. Time. l:I&h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
POLO GROUNDS FLOODED.
IMPOSSIBLE TO PLAY TEsTERDAT's
sOHEDULED GAME THERE.

nreoLlyna, However. via three Straight from
the Observation-Disclosures Take . Close
Gane rrOtn ChicnEo-CIncinnntis Successful
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Double Victors.
1t was impossible to play ball ut the Polo
Grounds yesterday. so the New Yorks and Clovc-
lands will meet In two games this afternoon.
The heavy rain completely flooded tho outhcld.
20 that the water near the clubhouse was q foot
deop. Left field TO within a few yards OF third
base was a lake, and the big pond in right field
made 1t necessary to improvise a sort OF pontoon
bridge in order to reach the open stand from the
ofico steps. The drains were inadequate, and,
rs there was no way Of drawing tho water
or, the doubls bill was declared of, and
1000 persons who stood outside the gates
were disappointed. The Now York Club
pigned a contract with man last night
who agreed to pump all OF tho water out before
noon to-day. The grounds have never been
flooded 80 completely before. Over in Brooklyn,
however, the home team won three straight from
Pittsburg. The BNltimoros captured u close con.
test from tho Chicagos, and fought a second
battle to a. draw. The Clncinnatis won at Wash.
lngton, so that both the Orioles and the Reds
gained a few points on the BoStons. Two VIC
tories by the Philadelphia over the st. Louis
ond division. The Boston.Louisville game was
prevented by rain. The results:
Brooklyn. 10. Pittsburs. 4.
Baltimore. 3, Chicago. 9 (nrst game).
Baltimore. 8; Chicago, 8 second gane).
Cincinnati. o; Washington. Q.
philadelphia. 8; st. Louis, 4 Qnrst game).
philadelphia. IA; st. Louis, Q second gamc).
At New York-wet grounds.
Al Boston-Rain.
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Racing Mt g.. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 24.-The raors at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon resulted as follows;
First Racc-ons mile .-Plantation. % &c. Combs).
10 TO !, won; Charles p. l07 Fox. Is TO !. second;
Tim lrven, 100 (Bonncr). 10 TO / third. Time. l:i6,
second Race Three quarters OF a mile.-Yankee
Heirtss. lOI &C, slaughterl. = TO !. won; Ultima. lot
ldlimorel, 2 70 J, second; Practitioner, 100 Peter
man, I TO l. third. Time. l:l0k.
Third Race -Three-Quarters OF q mile Barbee, SIS
Sstevensh TO 2. won; Tom Lilly, IS &C. Combs). i to
Time. l;l6ia.
Fourth Race-one mile. Silver Set, 90 CPeterman).
. to l, won. Marjorie. 81 &C. Comhs), even. second;
bis9Hii iOl &c; Murphy. . TO !. third Time. i;i2is.
~ to !. won; Amber Gliuts, 40 tFouconJ. 10 to /,
l:44I.
sixth Race-Five eighths OF a ~mile.-Kinzelia p5
70. Comts), b to 2. won; Bond Issue, los Lynchj. ) to
Time. l;O3A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
News from tho Horse world.
Rain prevented the trotting races at Goshen

day.
BosTos. Aug. 24.-The Grand Circuit trotting az
feadVille to-day WAS postponed on account OF rain.
olce; at six furlongs, on the main trans. 10 he run MS
the fourth race at shcepshead Bay on Friday, ae as
follows; Votor, 1879; Typhoon H., 1875 Leo Kcssler
ana Cleophus. iss; Good Times and Howard $. ll7i
sunny Slope. ll6; Elkins, ll5; Rhodrsla. ia. cal
aron, llSi orimar and Trolley, III; Cas- eopia, The
hantaun. Marttje and Bernardillo, lGsi LAZY Mitchell.
loh, lnIpcIator. 10; WAbasso. los; PSrtEcmaX, 100;
Gtorg" II. KetchRnI, lu4 King Hcntlik. l03; Zaruida.
lOsi Orion, loS; BaStion, 100; Hi Daddy, %; For.
tune. OOi ST. Nicholas H.. 81.
SYRACUSE. \. y, Aug. 2t-Fiye thousand persons
occupied tho grand stand at the State Fair uruund
to-day az tue hour scheduled for the recurd-breakin
trial OF John X. GENTRY and Robert j.. tut tho ran N
last night left the track in bad condit on and the
grounds Is % a peculiar clay, which, when dry. Is very
lhst, but when wet II sticky and hard on the feet.
The drivers OF Gentry AMI Robert J. say that they tx.
poet TO set records II no more rain falls before to-
morrow afternoon. The entire racing card has been
showed ahead ono day.
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match-play rounds. The duty Of the scorers
was even less pleasant than that Of the players.
for they lacked the excitrmenL and wartninEup
exercise. The day was one OF the most %unploas-
ant that could DO Imagined for golf, and the
wonder IL not that tho scores wero as high as
they were. but that so many OF the women had
the pluck to fight against tho elements for
eighteen holes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
Il RECORD.


Eastern Park yesterday. and while the Pitts
burRs made two more hits than the home team
BARNES players won somewhat easily. In the
Arst three innings the Smoky City aggregation
managed to make some of their hits count, with
the result that four runs were scored. In every
inning thereafter Fisher was touched up for
pne or more hits. but they all went to waste.
The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
GOLFERS WORRIED BIZ RAIN.
The Saratoga Tournament Opens Under Dis-
hearteninG weather Conditions.


SARATOGA. Aug. 24.-The Saratoga golf tour
nament opened this morning under the most
unfaVorablo weather conditions. A heavy rain
storm came up during the night, and by the
time the golfers arrived at the links the grounds
wero thoroughly soaked and almost UNIT TO
play on. In fact, most Of the bunkers wcro
knee deep In water. Under such circumstances
and with tho rain continuing, all but
the most hardened Of the golfers kept
away from the course. AZ a result
pearance, and the Greens Committee was forced
TO reduce the qualifying number for the United
States Hotel Cup from sixteen TO eight. Tho
scores were very good under the circumstances.
in the United States. it's total length in yards
being $3.50, whilo the DOGGY score is az.
The following men qualified for tho United
States Hotel Cups:
Jasper Lynch, lakewood, e9; 8. n. Bowers. otsego.
buffalo. 90; II. r. sweny, Albany. 1905 o. Hyde
Clarke, 0tsego, 10t; A. Mcclure, Albany, 100; Hal.
stead Yates. sadauQuada. 10.
The first round resulted as follows:
sweny beat Hyde Clarke I UP and 2 to play;
Yates 8 up and 3 10 play; Hedstrom beat Ly nch 2 up
and l to play.
This leaves Sweny. Bowers. Reid. and Hold
strom still In, and tomorrow Reid will meet
Hedstromi in the morning md Sweny will meet
Bowers in the afternoon. Tho two winners will
meet In the finals on Thursday.
The consolation, qualifying round was also
played and the following men qualified:
II. N. Livingston, Jr.. Saratoga, l04; p. X. Tying.
Buffalo. lODi II. Van Rensselaer,, Albany. llH; ii. W.
llB; q. Hcklen. Washington. ll8; W. II. Manning,
Saratoga, l2l; A. s. Deveraux. Lenox. 1873.
The first round in the consolation will DO
played in the morning.
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cap, one-snd- A-half-mile handicap tandem Profession
mile open: o On mile hI IDLE h y p pnsi hAndi;
isNewarf.
Entass for the open ooasting contes. of the As.o-
with z. Gerberaux. 4o9 Boulevard. city. The contest
viii take place next Saturday on Cedar Grove hill.
E. {. Bald has defeated Tom Cooper nineteen times
The noted Springfield B cycle Club tournmen. VII
be held at hampdsn Park on SEPT, -: is: 10 this
match paced race between LuciAn Lesna and Jimmy
Michael; The aace COMMITTEE Of the eleb has a..
Professions. gao class; me mile march Ia,e on high
apartermiie L A. ". naacnI chamTdonsaip half.
mile open. professional one.miie open; amateur: one
e one. .I ha I s9s prPf:. .ss - tTsn5y, a;'l /, match ,nis
mile amateur. $40 class; hall. mile open. professionI;
GSse mi half Gn ssiio AS opae. : aS Das %sis s b.E!faiisf hsn IsfSIS
profes.ionali ave mile amateur. L a. ". national
ehsa nGfs. ssa S. hmo m m.ae soP Srias pEnnsi 0Klai ssT and Fred
L2nghesd together in q one-miie match race.
Gins ciae: q New Jersey to hssnry PA. "a R,s
hUrr, P!A.nfrld, New Brunswick. old Bridge. Hata-
wan. Red Rank. Ions Branch and Asbury Psrs.
retire from tue path al The end OF the present season.
The irtsA cveIi.r speaks OF the winner of the one.
a While miso4a! Terd. the mte prote.sionai hampton aapnpIi IS fittis
letter thaa q boy. and has not been racing n a prof I,
career anu viii Improve. He can use his head. and
there h. no mistAklns his ability TO get his lzss
Ii Is reported that A. J. Bra4street, the Rochester
'1 4 setri inseo Of IL, to Ign S1.s sas p %Ssei@sa o sAf Brooklyn
viii es held ON nn nsI; T T,sf ss sssSiP SI III. p.,,noDD,
Wheelmen OF Brooklyn on Sept. l..
The Leaders in the mileage competition of the Bush
wick Wheelmen are: c. Berger. 2.pSS; c. SeBnA-
ans: A. F. Richter. 1884: r. AuchelL l.0S2,
The Indian Bicycle Club of Brooklyn will participate
IN the bicycle parade At Mount Vernon on Labor DAy.
A meeting OF the Associated Cycling Clubs Of the
Eastern District will be held on sept 81.
A meeting OF the Parade Conf iftee OF the ASSoci.
aiet cycling clubs OF Long Island viii he h>li H.
night AZ the Nassau Wheelmen's clubhouse.
The St. COLUMBIA WheeInen OF this city will hold
an open century run during the latter part Of Sep
temher.
The Board of consuls OF the L A. ". wnl hold .
meeting in this city tonight