The sun., 1865-09-08
Contfnsaed Iro-- N. FfyH Pace.

90 10 oblivious Of the shadow that follow, him. and
discovers the truth only when he 10 called up before
his employers, his actions laid bare before him like
map and he informed that his services are no long
er required. Hundreds Of young men in this city
have, since the Ketohum development, been under
constant surveisnce and, vhen they least erpeci IT,
the ominous words viii resch them-1 Your time has
eomer
AyNuAL FEsTIvAJ OF THE CALnDosAN
CIrR-soorTrsn GAxEs AT Jorrs wooD.-rhe Nev
Yort Csledooisn Cub held its Ninth ANNUAL Fes-
tivsl Yesterday at Jones' Wood and 20 far num-
hers, unAnimity Of feeling, and enthusasn IL con-
oerned, was complete success. There II perhaps no
saa-dsy looked forward TO With much interest BY
the Highland Ladies'" as that on which the old
Scottish sports" tate place, when they meet in
friendly rivalry and challenge each other 70 ,o,.s Of
agility, strength OF muscle, and power Of endurance
suoh a. putting the stone" "throvins the hammsr-
vaulting, and other fess peculiar 10 the sco,tish
people Although Americans do not generally
participate in these 'ports, ret here are Away.
great number present 70 witness the feat.
performed ly the various competition. for
prizes. Yesterday jones' Woods presented a
very animated and picturesque appearance
evey hhrbof and other retreat v1 filled with tho
Gally dre"ed Casdonian, and their friends and at
midday II vas estimated that there we're upv ards Of
visitors were present-msmben OF the Cub-from
boeton, Philadelphia, Newark, and other plsee.
The Committee Of Arrangements under whose All.
spioes the festival va given, consisted Of Chief
George Mitchell second chieftain John Barrie, third
ebieftain John Watt, and olansmsn Kenneth Nc
kenEie and Robert Hamilton.
ten o'clock the sports Of the day opened with an
old fashioned Scotch reel 70 the music Of tho morry
pipes" There Is no music like the pipes to Scotch
man, and when their f-t shrill squeak vss heard
Lsstrday, there vas esnersl 'rnustsripg Of tho
Clsns" and sAndys face frightened up, indeed at The
s.ed sns IN soon M .,y S. dsnoe foein.on
anoe; Al II O'Clock a circle v.s cleared, and the
Iesll.I fsnes commenced. These, ~ In .numLsr,
,A.a. rn.ins the h..vy ,onc putting ths sh. stone
Ss%ms the nsaiS. nsy ho ann tS,Syns the light
Kirkland fling; the short race: tbe running bigh
,,ss sse The Soy' G ssee t;ns si.h the pole The long
ssnp.. ,sfs ne ;,h hshianG nins p.as ss opc. ..
hsh leap; hitch and iici the hurdle pS rece Soy,
hurdle raeo; hop step and Jump; the vheelbsrrov
e,mes. The f,t prize for throwing The heavy ,tone,
nsn xnS,s weishsd M twen,y. -four pounds was won by
snenes second prize, Alexander Graham distance,
The hrst prize for throwns the light stone eight
zen cen pound. vS .on by AndIe, Henderson dis-
ns: zlsa .h,yCne feet and d. inshe. Second prize,
Inch. The frat prize for throwing the heavy ham,
nes :isgeSen feet and I% one Sy ineh ssSOsd
prlLe, George Grassach distance, siKty-seven feet
sixteen pounds vss won by John Goidie distance
ssishy eight feet. Second prize, George Grssssch
The brst prise for the running jump was won by
Andre. Walker distance sixteen feet nine inches.
Socond prize, Andrew formes distance sixteen ieet
a. the conclusion Of the eleventh ,sme. an inter.
whom the Club, isciudns the invited sne,,s. pPo,
csssssa 70 ne hotel connected with the Wood, where
here we're SsyoI GnRss Inspector GSie Gsr
psnss,' q the Police, Alderman McCool Presidents
and other prominent individusis As the interms
son va. very limited. speeehms ns vas indulssd
Club % the friend; Of hat BODY the Club ssnS al pro So
nSd 20 ne open space and continued the ssines The
port, Five competitors entered the li.ts, but he
iOis me distance v. run, but two remained
John uoIliday, second. Following tSi, came the
ed sn 2, ,he osbeF which fsme was hotly contefl
solely, and consisted in balancing sssinst the
isn .s nuss We, % shiSS asr ,s being carried some
TS,s nns oppo.ie end, turning complcs .ummerssui.
he Dance Ave- dancers ss' entepus Si1sSd
Ihe sack Race" wn the next in order, seven run.
amcns ss I'M. iss s , created no little
nenn a., o. the contestants were loudly spplAuded.
execution, in Scottish costume, Of the "iIisSlSnd
srofd p.s.s same paEtisT entering as In the broad
High Leap" won BY Andrew FOllman. 4 game never
ppsts. played ~ this country, called glitch and
40 secident occurred, which nearly proved fatal.
nue. the game wn In progress, q gIoy-heads sem
cute The feat but proved too difficult iof his stfen.
90 limbs and he fell the ground, ssriousy bruued
aid could be procured. The stranger when revived
s.A,ed that he had been athlete In days gose by,
s.m had been rekinded, and ihps he had ventuied
upon the hazardous feat
Into py iour competitors and was Son by ,John