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great portion of this class of sufferers, that
they shrink even from making their condi.
ton known. As TO the amount Of losses
that will be sustained by those of thus Sec
ond class, who have claims upon the be.
nevolence of the country, he committee
nave already said 1t is not yet ascertalned.
Enough, however, is known to warrant the
belief that 1t Will moi fall short of one hun.
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
There is one loss Of insurance stock of a
peculiar character, and which makes a for
chile appeal to the humane. 1t is that of
five thousand dollars Of the fund Of tie Fire
Departmental fund which has been pradu-
ally accommodating for years, ior the benefit
OF widows and orphans Of that baud of faith.
ul aud efficient men to whom we owe 50
much, and who have so often periiIed their
lives in defence of the property of our cili-
zens-the firemen.
Under the circumstances thus set forth
with all the breyity with which the cXinen.
ces Of the case would allow, the committee
now appeal to their fellow citizens through
out the country TO contribute toward the
mitigation Of that wide spread distress which
they can scarcely hope entirely to relieve.
Their ieilow-cltzeus in other cities, and
IN the different towns and villages through
out the Union, they would request to adopt
such measures as may appear eypedient to
them for raising funds, and to forward their
donations to Jacob Lorllard, Esq, the trea-
surer OF the committee.
The committee thankfully acknow ledge
the benevolence of the citizens Of TROY, who,
with prompttude that does them honor,
anticipated the call OF the committee, and
have raised in aid Of the sufferers the sum
of THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Samuel Cowdrey, s33 Pearl street; Og.
den Hoffman, S4 Broadway Jacob Lori
lard, s Jacob street; w. l.. Stone, Office Of
the Commercial Advertiser; S. S. How
land, Is Greenwich street Jacob Harvey,
l0l Franklin street; Morris ketchum, 40
Wall street; Benz. McVickar, 49G Broad
way: John J. Boyd, 9 Ton;ine building; J.
W. Leayitt, l66 Pearl street, W. I. Nc
Coun, 40 Warren street James Boorman,
10 Washington street; Edward Prime, AZ
Wall street; W. Mitchell, 80 Nassau
street:
GT The committee trust there is no ne
cesslty Of appealing to the editors of news
papers throughout the Union to copy the
foregoing address as soon as il may be con-
YenIent.
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Holm SNEAD, President

Awfm Occmreace.-On Sunday last,
(the 29th Now near Bath, while two young
ladies', Miss Frances Oden and Miss Eliza.
beth Stubs were riding in gig, taccompa'
MED by the brother of the former named Ia
DIV, who was on horse back the horse took
fright, upset the vehicle, and Miss odens
head was struck with such violence on the
ground as to break her neck she OF course
died Immediately. The deceased was the
dauobter of the late Mr.. Charles Oden, of
this county Miss Stubs fortunately escaP'
ed the like awful end of her friend, but was
considerably iniured.-HaSh'ngton a. C)
Wing.
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Late from Texas.

The most interesting and cheering intel.
'igeuce from Texas, is the complete organ,
ization of the Provisional Government. The
Delegates to the General Consultation as
sembled at San Flipe on the 3D. of Noyem.
Der, and proceeded to adopt on the 9Th
Bill Of Rights, and also plan of govern
ment. In conformity with this plan, Co.
vernon, Lieut.. Governor, and a General
Council were elected from among the men,
bers Of the consultation. The following
persons now compose t'.t government Of
Texas:
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PRO BONO PURLHCO.l
From lie Raleigh Standard, of Dec. a.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

On Tuesday last, meeting held in the
Commons Hall Of the Government House. OF the
Republican Members Of the General Assembly,
aud Of such other friends to the election of the
Democratic candidates for President and Presi.
dent OF the United States, as were present in the
City for the purpose Of appointing a Central
Committee, &c.
i On motion, William d. MosoIy, Esq, Speaker
oi the Senate, was called 10 the chair; and the
Principal and Assistant Clerks Of the Senate Gen.
VIM, ]. Cowan, and Col. Daniel Coleman, were &c.
qucsted To act as secretaries.
On motion, committee OF three was appointed
to draw up resolutions Tor the consideration Of the
meeting. Maj. Jas. Kerr reported from The COM
mitsee, the following resolutions, which were una.
nimously adopted.
| Resofrsd, That The Chairman appoint Central
Committee % "a, who are requested 10 receive
such nominations OF candidates for Electors for
the next President and Vice President of the Uni.
led States, as may be made by the people in the
several electoral districts Of tins State aud 10 as
certain whether they ar wiling TO vote, and viii
vote, for the RepuLa,ou candidates who have been
nominated by Convention of the peoples dele.
gates at Baltimore, in May last.
Rtsolsed, That II be recommended TO the rcpnb.
lieans in this State who are in favor Of eleuling
Martin Van Buren, President; and Richard NJ.
Johnson Wee President 10 correspond nth the
Aforesaid Central COMMITTEE. and communicate
TO them the nomination Of candidates ior electors,
when made
Resoirtd, That the Central Committee be, and
are hereby requested % address the people Of this
State on the next Presidential olCcllor, u soon as
the electoral ticket IS formed.
Reso'red, That the Chairman Of this meeting
be added To the Central Committee.
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions,
the following gentlemen were appolntod TO com,
pose thu Central Committee Tor the State, viz:
Fayetteville, LOUIS D. Henry, ESQ, Chairman;
Thomas l.. II BART and James &. Dobbln, Lsqs
CumbtrlaEd, Hoo. lauch.in Bcthune
Rais,eh, Nm. II. Haywood, Junr, aud Wesley
Jonc-, Esqulcs
Warren, lion. Weldon y Edwards Hon. D1nl.
Turner, and Dr. Joseph Ilau slns.
Frqaktia, William !. Williams, ESQ, Col. Hen
~ ] &. Rniu, John y. Hawkins. 81.
LsaoH, v iIiam y. Mosoicy, Esq.
Fia, Col. Macon Move
hrr HqRor,r Owen Holmes, Esq.
NstbleaLuc, james NJ Hutchinson, Esq.
Iasco!H, dIchacl ilokc, Is1.
Hqguood, Col Rotor, Love.
C5or1a, Charles l.. Johnson, Eco,
C4sgf4. MAJ. James Kerr.
Surrg Col VIM r. Dobson.
Chatham, Joseph Ramsay, ESQ.
0,anee, Cen Joseph Allison.
kcimaad, Walter 4. Lcake, Esl
Beiitf, Dr. Gao %. Askew.
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NOUN VERNON, lObio,) Dec. ID.

MOUNT ERN0N, TU0Io,I Dec. ~.
We regret to state that On Friday morn.
ine Mt O'Clock, fire broke out at Gambler,
IN Bishop McllyaIne's house, ~ lis progress
consuming the furniture OF tie house, Prucl'
paly deposited in four rooms, which are
those burnt, and which contained a large
stock OF valuable apparatus, DC, also de.
stroyed. The Bishops chlldrenwcrc sleep
ing in the attic. BY the time their father
reached it, which was his first care, the
smoke filed the apartment, and had nearly
suiI1catcd one of them, who was with diff
Guilty restored.
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JOHN hill, CaSaIer

State of the MERCHANTS RANK OF NEW
BERN, taken on Saturday, 2Sth Nov, 1855.
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An amusing Incident happened on Tues.
day moFnlng last, in the House OF Repre-
seniaiiyes, Just before they convened, Of
Vhich the following account IS gwen by the
Reporter Cor the Baltimore Chronicle: " 4
euaker lady in the gallery rose and com.
meuced 40 cyhortatlon 10 the members 10
attend more 10 tile principles Of religion and
morality, as duty they owed to their God
and country, beng Representatives ol the
trcest Government N the world and con-
cluded by requesting permission preach
in the Capitol this evening. Mr. Carr WIS
seat up by the Speaker 10 cut short her de-
livery, but the members on the iioor cried
ego on, hear, hear but some one near
her prevailed ON her to SIT down, when a
member arose aud observed that he hoped,
as the lady in the gallery had concluded,
the clerk would proceed to read the jour.
nal OF the House. Nat. Int.
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MclqncEoIy Erni.-During the severe.
" cold night d Wednesday week, two WI
lowed females, who were sisters, were iro'
zen to death at Nantucket. The one was
Mrs. Phcbe, widow of Sylvanus Coleman,
aged % wears, the other Mrs. Priscilla,
rclet Of Captain Joseph Cartwright, aged
66years. They had retired unusual health,
but were found in the morning. lying upon
the floor Of their apartment dead and frozen.
Ii IS supposed, from appearance, that one
of them had risen in the night and accident.
ally fe,l-tbattheo other rose to her assistance
aud that both persisted from the intense
GOODNESS of the weather. The Nantucket
Gazette saws that this event was not occa'
stoned by any destitutlon OF the requisite
comforts Of lie-with which they were well
provided and that the other inmates of the
house perceived no alarm during the night,
nor obtained any notice of their condition
until discovered as above stated. Ii is
remarkable fact that both OF the deceased
were born on the 9Th of the eth month
one in the year 1886, the other in 1869.
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c. DEWEY, Cgsaler

State Of the BANK OF CAPE FEAR, on tie
morning OF Monday, "a November, 1853
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Bills and notes dis.
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DECLARATION
Of the People Of Itras, in General Coareation
assembled,
Whereas, General Antonio Lopez de San.
ia Ana, and other military chieitains, have,
by force of arms, overthrow the Federal
Institutions of Mexico, and dissolved the So
cial compact which existed between Texas
and the other members of the Mexican Con.
.edency; now the good People Of Texas,
avalIlng themselves Of their natural rights,
SOLEMNLY DECLARE,
LIST. That they have taken up arms in de.
fence of their Rights and Liberties, which
are threatened by the entertainments of
Military Despots, and in defence of the Re.
publican principles of the Federal Constltu-
ton of Mexico.
I'd. That Texas is no longer morally or
civllly bound by the compact of L mon; yet
stimulated by the generosity and sympathy
common to free people, they offer their
support and assistance to such of the men,
bers of the Mexican Confederacy as will
take up arms against Military Despotism.
3D.. That they do not acknowledge that
the present authorities Of the nominal Next
can Republic have the right to govern with
in the limits of Texas.
4th. That they viii not cease 10 carry
on war against the said authorities, whilst
their troops are within the limits of Texas.
9th. That they hold it to be their right.
during the disorganization Of the Federal
System, and the reign of Despotism, to with.
draw from the Union, to establish an indie.
pendent government or a. adopt such nea.
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State Oftl,e Banks, &c.

State of the BANK OF THE STATE of North
Carolina, 2lst November, 1885.
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large Corafcld--We have convcrsed
~ gentleman lately returned from the
'eS'en States, who informed us that he
"a" one field Of corn IN the State Of Ohio
S"GA contained fifteen thousand acres Of
una II bad never been hoed, aud yet II
vas caIcalaledtha, the crops would average
."'}'h'e bushels TO the acre. The gen.
Da'n rode fifteen miles by the side of ii.
-fropidcnce Jouraal.
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Ri. MADRA, Editor.
T. j. HOLTON, Proprietor and Publisher
TERNIS:

TWO DOLLARS, if paid in advance.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, if not paid within
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
vear
,eeat-Maior X. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
,.,, Tor the Journal, and IS authorized 10 receive
,,oney and give receipts IN niy name. T. y. II.
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Nothing is So freely given away as
advice, and nothing so lily taken.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
FUH
C Brhoitt tSsTe raals 1cisc Men from Tie East

e. Bct0ft tHeTe saws tciSc hPD Jf0I HH Cdst.
Mr. EDlroR III appears from the Wing % the LIST
inst that has concluded the eloquent Nos Of North
ampton and particularly soGcta perusaA cS no Z;
and adds, May we not hope that the Southern Press
will republish these Nos; = The mountain, it seems,
has ubored and produced its mousse but poor thing it
either fell sfHi.bor, has been dropped in pcrshing
situation 1t will be impossible to snatch the e limo
cent from az. od!ous and wellmered oblivion by the
uppeals of the Wing TO the Southern Press.
II is respectfully suggested. that the Wing or ConP-
Ter repubGh these " eloquent efuslons, in pamphlet
form out of the funds Of "the Wing Party Us the best
means Of saving them from on odtaus and oeu,merse9
obiirion and for general ejaculation among se
hut more especially for the illumination Of the Harrison
HhigS. -, =,
No | is particularly worthy Of republication, by the
Compiler at least, it is said the Editor belongs to the
Harrison wing of Whiggery 1t will be seen that Cen
Harrison because Of ms military j4nN IS e5e SS Sy-
aNlpTON> as the Little Dutchman, except that he Is
not quito 80 Formidable and therefore not CONSIDERED SO
DANGEROUS Now, these "wellbeloved friends OF Gen.
Harrison who last winter literally contributed their
means 10 the common stock, and so CALAMITY and So
ennly entered the pack with the LION and other 1eaSs
in chase Of such noble prize, ought to Know whether
hey are 10 have ackas part merely, or whether they
are the beasts of burden, end 10 occupy the place Oh
The Assin the fable! But, good easy soS they have
RIGHT TO usg their own to have their friend ashec
by the leadero the Whigs and when the chase Is over
this Colossus mrss hestrde the whole wing party -
nnl;fv The articles Of Tie Coalon-and the HARRISON
men may :,ou undcr has huge tegs, ana peep ~0o@t -
find Msmsslccs dishonorabte grares|
Pu have they no, right to have some OF their o'n
usansp espended, sn!s hen Themselves during these
dark and benightsd times; Shall the Northampton
scheme for cruships Gen. Harrison with Judge White,
be Kept back, until the wings shall be so charged
positively and negatively that hot sutamer day,
small speck may be towards the mountains BRING
ing them in contact with great noise ana an exPlos0n
which may be hkeneu unto s'of'h Will '''N "
with lightning? n.ur DIV
Hope don't intrude. fAoL rtIi.
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Bile animation was exhibited in the dcbate-Mr Reed
liked he report and resolutions. They embodied sent
that his constituents would respond to with ap
probation He spoke of the resolution which lately
passed Congress the subject Of abolition, as IN nu-
nous land wanted to the names Of those members
from Pennsylvania who had voted for it.-hlr hcGhn
opPosedt lie thought the gentleman had some anuc.'
patons of the report and resolutions What SAID ke
are we asked do? Why, sir to aequiesce i'll the PRINT
members the Union And tina: he might have more
lime for the consideration Of the subject he asked tor
postponement. The motion to posponc prevailed ny
vote of ID 10 81
Compare these resolutions with the Report and Reso-
lulions which were reported by the Committee OF the
Repubi Legislu Of fc,o York. Their Report sayf:
They we'll persuaded that the efforts of designing
faction of unchastened AMBITION of false philanthropy
aud misguided ZEAL disturb the peace and endanGer
the safety of sister States of the Sout and involve
us in serious difficulties with them have so far yielded
TO rational reflection and the force Of public sentiment
as to render legislation upon luis subject unnecessary
and inexpedient. But in justice TO themselves and 10
Tho occasion, the Committee must express their accord.
ance with the opinion Of his Excellcncy the Governor,
shat the Legislature possesses the power to pass such
penal iasS c Aarss :set f rrsrnnting the ci-ens
of Mis Sats and residents acin IT, from arafios tcn.-
sctrcs, 1dh IMMUNITY Of The Protecoa Of lis sooerctgy
and iacs ,ce they actually enp'oyed in czcting IN
SuTrccon and seduioa In sister State, engaged IN
REASONABLE enterprises intendedt to he executed ercin
The Resolutions conform in spirit to the RePort-and
deprecate egary thing which is offensive to the South
These resolutions were carried by an almost unani-
nous vote 8Stl Houses Let the People OF Virginia
compare these Proceedngs-und whether we are
Pennsy Of tho Republican Legislature of New
York
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PAUL PRY.
COMMUNICATED.
aud hold for WesimOre


At Court Of Quarterly Sessions bcgnn and held for We'm0rs
l,nI county tue 23d day oi May 1886: - ,. i.
Th Scnb of William F. TIAF rnRo ESQ.,, late Justice OF
,bi. court bein; announced, it is unanimous " . -
s Court penetrated with regret and con-
for The associate aud end SO truly worthy
aud so highly esteemed
heavy calamity dc1th Of ali individual 30 centrally be!o-
we'd and high moral and
lrs. :, -. = .t;.L al,
ri That testimonial Of tho high consideration E weh tno
d.ssed held and expression Of profound respect o[
badge Of manrn 10 xon by tho members VI '
eou,t.rnd bar the for 81 days e.
ah Tbarhe clerk communicate copy OF these feW ;; i
TO- the Richmond Wing Enquirer the virginia ne
rs and Political Arena respective and 'a be cause % pS
IN he ,e afflicted nny OF the IA
; shss, symnathy for their heavy befea'enep any
,hsreupon the court ndon,nea III c0 WILLIAM ItUTT, C.
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IOIH-H CIV CHI
I0JLSk RAILWAY.

As the survey heretofore made Of the country be-
tween the North Anna and Little River and there
south Anna, all impression ia said to prevail, that the
former route will certainly be flied upon and that no ex
animation will be zade of the latter. The writer OF shs
article was one of those who took TO have the
survey made and has become Stakeholder IN the con-.
pany He has cunverse the subject with olfef
holders residing in Richmond and feels satst9u .t
here at least there is 10 preference in favor of one oute re
the ohcand that the only desire on 's ps1.
the Richmond stockholders is 10 have ne rGas s,
Gu Oh 'a' as, I've President and Directors ARE a-
pone and S AN Obtained es;s y e s
to be- and il is fair 10 presume viii De-
s9t sssps Ge eb s9sss
t'on .a;Ib.d and that route selected which shall
DC nun most 10 the advantage of the Stockholders u the
oornn,nv az such, and the community. n,
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Insurance douLly Sure"


.PARKERspuRG, (Wood County, May 81, 1886
" perceive in the last Richmond Enquirer, received
at this place, in giving the general result Of the Virgil
ed Mr. Fisher the Delegate elect from the counties Of
Mason and Jackson, as "doubful.' In regard to Mr.
Fisher you are laboIing under mistaken mPression
doubtless derived from The Kanawhl Banner You are
Also doine MIR. Fisher injustice assure you, sir that
there win not be in the next Legislature of Virginia
more decided supporter Of MIR. Van Buren, than Mr.:
Fisher unless he soul dsnppont the expectations Of
cedenty and during the canvass all proper oecasons
frankly avowed his preference for Mr. Van Buren,; and
on the day Of the election, gave to the Democracy of
Mason and Jackson, by whom he was noby sustained,
the lliees, office in the gift Of the American people The
man ,so las promised to carry out the principles and
advocated by venerable Chief Maglstrate
Depend upon in Western Virginia Will be SAFE IN the
F,Ilu
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DEkTtIS.

m life in louisa county, on Saturday m'an e. , ,
18th Gmo Of MS s SS !ohn MG; s. i - 1
hart,) Mr. An" The administered ny ne! sHilui
Of her 49, n,oI Throughout her ne.s
ply .ielan TO- Yea" patience egnatan to hs VIII hu o. Toe
she complain athoush IN TUG e'eaes
without ger @ hcr she continued spcss
@ % the arms E; her i % %S' ,hs ssou.
V;h resa so character Of The deceased sne
los ;aie Virtues which should not be hden shs naa po
aany for obou, % yca,s and pcus PresbyterIen
@ "a. lind ufTectiona.a wifa, tender parent hunarp
e and beloved by all who were acquainted WIN neI nosbo
81. Of ,ea,r 10 he memory OF the daceeSsd y we3
rcy little c:e!u WHICH scEeraiY allowed TO !he set
forth the Virtues Of deceased to make have no
,v in the buryGs groaad Of spu"dsthe ago
Pho husband whose Io ,sr snoT By soothing lime
Of old LDaded can 30 Of ar unenrs
, he mari, of the deccaset-ihcn wa. she
ono c"a'a'"' sho .,a.o, in Jos,:s and Is hIrsso'
How soft slun1er' ate-
r,om suferiuss and from iin 1eises -
f' a"d reed from every sns.e,
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NiS.SG4NS

The newspapers abound with subjects for comments
but we have no room for thea. Among these, is Gen
Harrson's Reply to MIR. Shefro5 Williams OF K, which
we shall publish hereafter Ese goes for Distribution
and against Expunglng-and shows that he has no con-
stitutiona objections 10 Internal improvements or To
Bank of the IT, StalesAnoSer curious article is, Mr..
John Q. ,Adamss opeech upon matters and things IN
general. He goes agans the anne xnon OF exas hav'
inc been too he says, the very last man IN Mr Mon
roe cabinet abandon st. Fe threatens with tho
wrath Of Mexico-and hr capacity to get up mixed
Mexican, Indian and Negro war upon ouf eorders-and
pat willing to In We her fog nc'shbo IN Texas
He threa too with the opposition OF Englaud-and
ahirms that the raging in Eesas.ls simply IA
war for the eestablishmcnt Of slavery where it abo
lished" He has the folly to aver, that Executive is
now pushing into with Mexico for the purpose
Of re.rstablshng slavcry-a policy. wlNch SCARCELY
ever entered into any mans brain except ss OWN. lie
is guilty of the still greater absurdity of maintaining,
that in Congress has the constitutional aulbo
rity 10 interfere with the institution of slavery in the
States of this Coniederacyand finally is Inconsistent
enough TO denounce the scheme Of colonzng the ln
dams beyond the Mississippi, which he vindlcaed with.
all his ability during the administration OF Mr. Monroe
The whole Speech is disgraceiu to him American
and Statesman The Orator ought rather to be cam
ddate for Bedlam, than fur Congress. Among the other
subjects which demand The slricures Of the PRESS s the
contumacious anarchica, factioas Of Mr. Wise
in violating the rules of the House-not asking to DC
cuscd in voting upon MIR. Pinckncys resolution, bat
rfusiag positively to upon it-hcing the very first
to initiate the obstinate and reprehensiLe conduct Of
Mr. Adams in 1899 [pur nobitsD
NJ Communications omitted today, shalI appeGS in
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summoned by the bugle TO- the starting post. Bascomb
made false sart and ran nearly quarter Of mile be-
fore he wss stopped and being again placed the usual
the inner track and leading. Never on any OCCASION
was more beautiful race than this SEEN Throughout
the whole miles the horses close on each Other
Occasionally Bascoub would increase his speed and
pca.on Of the whip and spur, Post Boy was urged 10
his former position, and although repeated attempts were
made to push him ahead Of Bascomb, they were always
defeated by the consummate skill Of the latter rider
still continued the even easy like mace with which
he SCI out and Post Boy close at his side sraning
~ nerve to ontsrP his adversary, but in vain; they
reached the winning post almost neck and neck, but
Bascomb still being alleud was declared the winner.
The period in which this heat was run was seven mi
nues hty.one and half seconds, and the time of dung
each mile was as follows: ...-..-.