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The GLOWING real estate, situate in the county
of Crittenden, Stale or Arkansas 1t bang the
east u OF the east y OF section two, in town.
ship Tx north, range y east also, the east = Of
the southeast fraetiOnRl a OF section thirty
five. in township seven north, range nine east,
containing no acres, more or less. The said
sale will be made as aforesaid, pursuant TO the
terms and s POPULATIONS OLA csttaln dead Of
trust executed by A. Malson, G. Thomas and
Jane o F. Thomas, executed on the 18th DAY of
May, 1857, to the Undersigned, in trust. 10 Sc
care to Mrs. 4. W. Barton and K. b. Rartos and
John y. C,aybrooK and Wildly Williams a
certain debs therein mentioned ard to satisfy
The said trust. Sale between the hours of IL
am. and 4 O'Clock pm. The title is goCS, bat
/ only sell and convex as Trustee.
mh2s JAMES f. BARTON. Trustee.
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TO sRAzIL

CHARLES NATHANS CONTRACT-Tbe
new 81 Clipper vessel, ELIZA STEVENS
now in port, viii leave for Rio de Janeiro d.
rect, on the 5th April, 1853. A limited number
ol passengers VIII be accommodates. A nbe-
. amount OF baggage and agricultural i'm
F-Smehs Ir6e OF charge. rice OF PssVage Sl35
Uaney, Tor adults. Children uncer 10 years.
naI price. AgriculturisLs preferred. Mr. Ma
Lhan mas already edvantas ecus v located so
soUL1efR eInlgrsntstn Brazil. J. NJ. IsAACKs.
Asn ~ ~ union street. New Orleans.
h9ieAss Dy permission, 70 Andrew Fogter
street, New Orleans. m64TID
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MemnhIa ana Litila Rock RaIlroad
RIVER MATTERS.
ur,rHER ~ RIvEKS.

GAS WORKS, March 8, 1869.
River fell sixteen inches in past TWEEN
ty-four hours. Below high water mark,
fourteen feet and three inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The weather has been wet and disa-
greeable since our last, and had no sp-
pearance OF improving at q late hour last
night. Mud was deep upon the crossings
and upon the levee. The latest news
from the Ohio and Upper Mississippi will
be found in our Geographic columns.
The latest from the Arkansas will also
be found among our specials. White
river is at a fine stage. The Cumberland
is falling, with four and half feet on the
shoals.
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Come TO a shoe Store fer shoes.

VIZ are now receiving supplies daily Of
w Boots, shoes aud Caters, Comprising a
fail and complete line, from the substantial,
through all grades and qualities, mp TO what cur
colOred friends call de GuslOn Bend Cater"
J. 3. LEVErr a co,
fsb27 Cor, Union q Aieia streets
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State, County and City Rights for sale, Offer
ing TO ca e~iGAIists rare opportunities for estab-
fishing a staple business, pay Ing enormous
prohts.
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JOS. j. POW ERS
IRON, FRAME 4 BRICK
Bridge Builder
Memphis, Tennessee.

IA Is prepared to construct BRIDGES and
IRON ROOFS and BUILDINGS of all beserip-
tons. febis
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ID mutual agreement the following rates
ID have oeed agreed on 10 take effect from
March 5Lh:
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

zemphis and Louisville Railroad Line.
Al ARRIvKs
Day Express, r. r. time-... 500 am. 800 pm
q City time-..- AS am.
Night Express, r. Z. time 400 pm. 300 am
City time-. 3:45 pm.
Ticket ofnees No. 27H Main street and at De-
pot, head OF Main street.
6AM. B. JONES, Gen15up't.
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Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily---S:l5 pm. 4:l5 PIN
New Orleans Express, daily
except Snnday.---.--~S:N I'm. 80 am
Freight, daily except Sun
pm. 6:5 am
Time through TO New Orleans "a hours. Bag
gage checked through. Tieketofice &7% Main
street and at Depot. OmniouSes will call for
passengers and check baggage in any part OF
the city, by leaving orders at 237H Main street.
febl4 A. s. LIYERMORE, Genl SupI
Memphis and Little ROek Railroad
To MADISON AED LITTLE RoCK, ARK.
Going West-Lsave Hopeield daily at ~ s-m'
Coming East Leave Madison daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves foot OF Union street 81 am
Is. B. BEAUNONT,
fe.7 General superintendent.
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YVHEF FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
Il Boats of this LINE Will leave Memphis
hereafter THREE TIMESA WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
5 O'Clock Pima,
THOMAS II. ALLEN 49, Reese Prltchard, Master
W. A. CALDWELL---...--.R. L. natnes. Master
Blaisdell, Master
LEM i. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE rock with the Com
pany's new and nght-drauyht packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways.
AMERICAG-.-----..Jno. W. WilliaHs, Master
VAN BUREN..-.....--.James Bowlin, Master
FORT GIBSON ........-.JOhD WOODBURY., Master
FORT SMITH Nowland, Master
AL of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapted
to It. Passengers and freight Will be put
through by this line 10 all points on the Arkan-
sas river without detention, and al reasonabie
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East OF Mem
phis, shoHld nave their goods consigned 10
a Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany. 81 Memphis Merchandise shipDed from
New 0soeaRs should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Napo-
ARK.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
ny's ONCE. inc ID. ADAMS, President.
7. A. KENDIG, Agent,
iss6 S4 Front street. Mostly Block.
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0FFTORRs or THE COaPAyY.

OFFICERS OF d COAPANfs
At a meeting of the stockholders, held at the
st. Charles Hotel in New Orleans, in pursuance
to notice. on the 2Sth day of anuary, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen On accoruaneet 10
terms OF charter), were elected Directors for The
ensuing year,
Alfred Moulton, New Orleans.
ID. DeHaveD, New Orleans.
VIM. Creary, New OrleSns.
Howard Mnlspaugh, New Orleans
John Paul Baker New Orleans.
John A. Graw, New Orleans.
II. NaultinE, New Orleans.
ID. W. Flowrence, Vicksburg.
DR.. J. R. Watkins, Memphis.
~. s. Otis, Memphis
DR.. J.. W. Rogers, Memphis.
J. Edward Montgomery, Memphis.
John B. Davies, Louisville e.
A. Baker, LoV tsville. .
Samuel H Patterson, Jacksonville.
John Tobb, Maids ~, I'D.
Gen. + T a rittendep, Madison Ind
ID. y. Ma tin, st. Louis.
Capt. HI Carson, 81. Louis.
AT a meeting OF the Directors, held for the
purpose of electing officers the GLOWING
named gentlemen were elected:
L. DeHaveD, President. New Orleans
John A. GraN Vice President. New Orleans.
p. MiIlSpaugn, Treasurer, New Orleans.
N. 5. Otis, Secretary, Memphis
John Is. davies, Chief Engineer. Louisville.
RE- Kirk, Superintendent, Madison.
G. s. Stewart, Assistant secretary, New Or
J.T winnemere, General Agent, st. Charles
h OteI. New Orleans.
r. Y. Rocket has been appointed Agent,
with office at Memphis to whom application
may be made for exchange OF lands for stock
in the Company.
Office No AZ Madison street.
RSr Isadger and Post copy 3w. tebrT
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FOR EVANSVILLE.

Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
Packet-For Cairo and Evansville.
NUN y -.... = D. dhil nholcE
This elegant and swift steamer IL
Will tsave as above ~
TUESDAY, 9Th inst. at 5 pm.
VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
uh8 24 Front street.
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O CIMcINNATI.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Company
United States Mail Line.
THOS. H. ALLEN-..-.Reas Pritchard master
This splendid passenger steamer IT.
Will leave for the above on 1
TUESDAY, 9th inst At 5 pm.
7. A. ENDIG, AgeMt,
mh7 S4 Front ST.. MOsbY Block.
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FOR FRIAR'S POINT.
degular Memphis and Friar's Point Packet
Fer Eelsna and Friar1s Point.
EATOMA ......-.. Lee master
This elegant passenger packet -.A
Will leave -
TUESDAY, 9Th inst. at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
mh8 Promenade street, loot Jefferson.
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FOR NEW

New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo and Louisville.
RICHMOND Slut Neal, Master
This splendid low pressure pas T
packet will leave as above &2Z
HIS DAY, 9Th inst, at 10 a IN.
ARR HARMSTAD, Agent,
mis- ~ Madison street.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helene, Friar's Point and Pin Bluff.
Rice master
This splendid passenger PACKET
VIII leave for the above ErEc
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at 5 pm.
Z A. Lew Agent,
mhe No. z95 Front street.
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The Economy Butter Company.

0Mce-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
Factory-2ss GREESwICH STREET. ". Y.
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Trustees Sale.
On Thursday. the First day of April Next

FTHE undersigned. Trustee, will, at the south
east corner Of Court Square, in the city ~
Memphis, sell to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
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Memphis and 81. Francis River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburg.
The new and elegant SIdewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. 7. R. Bowman, : Sam @. Paine Clerk
VIyILL leave Memphis for HFL-
w ENA, L'ANGUILLEan and ST. - EN
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, az 5
o'clock pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
febl9 No. ~ Madison street.
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or COMMERCE
MEMPHIS. Marcb I
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There is 20 change in WHISKY. The
demand is steady and prices generally
firm. Highwines 80 to CSC.
, 1869-07-16

Account OF the Death OF Young
Wyeth-Lctter Frnm the Victim to
His m other and Friends.
Etnm III 4 l. 1Yaska L,tEulk

Particulars bare inst been reeesyed IN tnts city
concerning tae u18te death Of Albert WJcth, tho
bp1nlah troops, 81 Santiago d. Cuhs, On the 1lst
Of tho American basx Who Witnessed tho eiecu-
tho }rcnds Of tho vlcttEr- Tho Feaael zrriFcd at
this port from Cubs, on e4suriay last,
r. ana Sn5e nash wsts ,ed
in lsy i.is. On bosid IL sehoouer beionsinz a 70
I'm u III city. I'D wa WON d m hs | W. t itin,te
" acquainted OF exr:table tempeE1ment, AtFcn-
turous and full of ccu1agr, he xa1 caBily made 70
S saeh disassrous - end. nd freSsous % % s.iuns Dc Dc
TOOK n a1eetionate parting Nth hla parents A1d
e o5taa sn ~ the & e
carried ,stts1z q 1ntEoaueuon. 1ties .as
% sant..so Dc Cubs shsre na % hs =. 1!as % 4 coz. =
nnement ios several dsyk A dEuM-nead court
vtcttou. Subsequently, the American Consul made
endearors 10 save hia life, but Without suoceAa.
Hts sentence Va recelrcd IN hls eelt es midnight
csptorn to get fesdy for execution. He occupied
the short time which was al!owed him for prepais.
lion Y Ez..ins letter. te his mother I'd lnend
~ese permitted 10 .itend lin. II aaJbTe.f he M
49,. ~. ,sd o.. 70 y shot y company rth insee
The ne tpectse'e s oesured s d an opea e plszs
e 81 sas Of saa Ma9 1n
fortunate prisoners. All four men were pln1oned
Nth the'1 taees towa1a = waa, md Eele shot
paees ID frora lie oondemnea. There % 1sre no
baa1 SaFt,dEea re- W the soldIets who ~.
saca h.vlas been ne comn.nd Of s he
epAn'th ofbcetA a ztnsn party Of Americans
, 1869-07-16

toxin! woman, and ahs had hin arr~sted. lie
Nha Ened II fof making the threat snd htld In
Slyo @ ~ " preclude mm from putting It lnto ex.
.,-Chas,ts Kocrpcr had further hearing upon
TIC charge u stealing horsc and buggy. belong.
,nE y @ to John A. Maitnees, Of Joliet Nd -. held
With stealing Two wtsrs belonging % Nj. Da,t.
10y. A they wrrs not worth much, b wAs nned
NJ. aoaa g seas
~ Iis promised 70 ,eare chicago, and the sxs'
eatson Was saspead9a; GO .,xo,x !!
On "Wednesday e~enlnk 0eosga II. 8u.lth INST
aneg1o dnrtnH Eason. sna lomped 2 70 tA1o . !.
stopred to froni Of saioon snd smith Fat ont
Ipe oolorod mar, aax1oas TO Fet ia u Elm. ~
tenpted % dT,Te on Bnn.th caught him oI tho
him. K policeman toof smith !a.o e,ssody, ar.eE
he hsd eihAusted himself. and 1uAk1ee 6snlteTAnt
aned him ~ teateEde. tao:aenS M e, ,,,n,,.a,,.x
diamopd ing nom Ioben Bell Notwithstanding
ahe hAn great many wtsneseea - 70 character,
the Ju1t!ce fe,t warranted IN holding her In $5oa
the following tespers q dlso.dssi{ aoass.
s1uo; listtie N1lii1mE, ~; Jennie Neslsy, 80;
l!zE,e Eoeatnt{. e: k.te heKoiEht fTani
ws 81; !ennls ~; Masse nsG1Is sn..
10 each. 2nd fourteen male inmates 80 each-a
total of q, 500 in ono hAuL
--E4rnucI Nla!r, neKro, and = worthless fellow
WAS dncd flpo for v1RFAncy.
NCRof 8TKEH C0Ch1,
WtlhelmtuA Thedof, who had showtd d hef4elf II
adraoct Of her Sex in general BY thrtAtcnlng K
beat her h1s.Sod 70 }eIly. thereby frightening
him 10 such m extent that he cAnaed he: ks1ca
lnr making threats, was &tTalgaed before Jatt!et
Quinn and held IN boods Of Sooo 10 keep ths
pence.
Richayd W1Iflam1, who Wa proved 10 enter tht
rexdsnce OF T. d. Booth On Chicago Avenue. RDc
gtoen quAntii! OF spoons and other silver wbft
Wa committed In tall Of 500.
, 1869-07-16

sss.s =: " Eft y IS;
thri1' j .Hroush u thsi 1rs1oa "a nae in sae
p q .sss 4 rar.ess q: SKI. n.;G.
s,is :.,'d 4: ~ ss!!:;s! + Il: $s;a: y y
!:s.,ntly z q sfae.. hs IL e It bsa
A. ssssa u 70 isss1re sessth:f s.srsihs
~ l. ~ ssp: :ssf :
nEs.t e IL .s e =: =. :s es
% Ess6 d.y.s wss with II : :. uea svr dAF Ihat
=: & 4 :sss i: s::: d :;s.,ss
ss1i. 1s7sI 's,s5 s1 ;f;:t 81 "a =
atae4 ND su.esds " Is b. ia deiDTsitp pi.anaa
r !e: III ys ss':ss e I'D
e Fl c;h tas d +: a:,t r.
=: T. tss 's .ssss ~
asva: Ths -1eseatd is!Ssr mot soa tsis sreSoa, !
tsssseH IT, i Il En- i'0t 4 . :..: md ssS sst,,.
l. bod p...a a,e. s.: .niss< 4.a IL. oe,o:@ i i
:s. - s.sss 81 ssoss Ill i: hss:: sSi: s.
st,tsd IT I'd ds.t'oSsa eTuta.s ~.
pks" 1hs el,*r ehaf1n .ere toana nd
e. f. ses: f. I'll ost ~ ~ e.
faiheT sh<n applied the razor hIs own .hfoaL md
rnAlsrA, with hls hAndA ~ rstkn6 !!th the bot4 ~
Aay hrruAA hMuxs bsades mEase, aae Tho pstAente
Hoeh The fafts md the rsAder e.n Judge wh.thf
<y 4*a tsH 1t.s sasas ts!tes eal4 sSd IL ~
es he TUX, Elvtng tho Of the te!h!e =:
f11. drsat1nx s Apsr<Tnnee 81 tsac hoo9e whon hss
enterrd. II Whas pan and TFattioa eeeh efstrae Maa
found and detailing tr funeral And tht burial On tbs
III rase retur u ttr onn Of Tho tulfdEEFf Ind
s;3dr, With AID the rRtnt nailed nt.on The Id.
Tb t.mr J.t In MY fathers h"ute. hAnd!od and
rrsd hy q al -. ..
pss1ss hop+. Wao hsa ions te~n prpte..H Uaver..l
Al 1ny shia1 10 with tr Art dn not aay. have
parie1lA1 -dtncn. Ger al Il T. be~evef. TIA. no
.rH. |! h. thought tAAt iAo Aet would Eaunfs
him In the fH Of rnAlt~A nerrJ. kraAon tnuf be dc
thruned+ OF lhe doetne Of future punishment maa bc
d!.eardrd or utterly pIseAJ Ignored beiotc sath ~
ile,. u snlew Hale s4nlth sor sotne t.ns un,yer.
..l.t r ar.ettr n tht y!e1utsJ o. no,2 M.s. ser
sess 81 ssdS1E:ha ste a..
s change q views II o. I'd Ia ssAin IT thought
like tha: ] hasc preached tic do1Hnc 0f ua!EersA
salvation In shls Ilacc - mAAy JeAE1 WLAt good r,
sny hATp f,iIswrd! WhnAe r!aee Aave cnrIstted
Mntst lnu4sls hAvt tnapro~eAs Wha. under my nan.
stsy. hsA trntd from a1. 1nd bakkus roua rraJ1nk
clft.t.n Men cone nd he., ms nd e frua r. s
Il. bhath tnp4 rEatse the p1tszhef ana is prclehnk
What resl hantAt kAve conft ed on the eonmnuy os
% my htafrs I" 1heAe xrsr wholesome uu.inEt
lsoetftne md pRac8icn taua1 oouneeted. Md AoJ
CMc4oo. JAY Il. thtaL J. sxFAlI-
, 1869-07-16

The Fin Department.

A regular setnt-weekly meeting OF tho Beard o.
Police end Fire Commissioners was he!d II tnt
Central Station yesterday afternoon, PeMden1
urprn In the cEtlr. P1esent-E1mIulAAioner1
Janes. Gund and Tst61orth.
A Communication ffoM J. ". Sutton, OF Detroit
keeping the steam IN The nre enK1nea, nt u
read, and. on motion Of Commissioner Tsn "a,
the oner waa accepted, and Hr+ Sutton ~ r.
On Recommendation Of Ftre AanhA Williams,
Edwatu 6tadueh7uer. pipenian Of the Ese1ncr A.
IN hatsdo 6Sa1 ms
4 pnmber Of hllls foE supplies furnished the Po,
,,iz weic M aadited d. and ordered 70 be psiG '''''
John 4. Hsll, plpeu11n Of the ateamer Fred
Gunn, Was ch1sFed with benx absent from the En-.
e1ne house without permission He Pleaded gutltJ,
Frederick KeG tructman Of Hoax and Lsdde.
No ., Wal arr1iznet upon the saue charge, and
Commissioner James said the number Of cases
OF men le1Ting their engine houses without per.
mission Of The foreman rsa increasing, and opght
Commiasonet 11tsForth thonaht those who
we're brought before the board were let on Htthout
The President thought the old sJrteu, under
Fire Marshal l1af1ta, wzS better than the one noW
in vogue. The Fire Masshal then had su,hoz!tJ
regulations OF the department. aud the result wIs
there were fewer complaints and better order than
a. present
On motion Of Commissioner Ellsworth, supeftn-
tenhent Chandler VA authorized 10 purchase nrs
alarm btlls and four strikers 1t The best adyln-
tAge he c8n. 49, .-
Hn motion, the offer Of Nj. Conrad Fol.E to sell
The city lot u ly 100 feet OF the northwest cor
Der Of Iar1al,ec street and North asenue, fsuntus
on the former. On which an cnEine-honse and po.
Ice station Will be erected, Was accepted.
The following men we're appointed Erecial po-
1Icemen 10 do duty 81 the buildings and plsces il.
ilcsted: Thomaa Johnson. Klnke School; Otis D.
Il- Luce, ftore Hchopi: Thomas Honueld, uoi'len
Echooi; George warl, No. ia Ii Haiie street
DANES Lane. N. IF. Il Il depot; Cat1 Bteinten. y.
y. H. IL car chops; John Henry enllth4 to protect
etrttt] on u. +, Lees addition 10 thec8g0.
A Communication from the lioafd Of Public
Wrrkr requesting that policeman I've detatls'l ~
tu ste Purerlntendent Of fulfce with power II act.
The tpeftl then HIjpufrpd
, 1869-07-16
THE CALIFORNIAN clu6.
Dancing, Asniae. Jaupiss and E1es.
=. sleneseAnx.

ia Chicago Csledonisn Club held III annual
picnic n Haas Tnrk Yesterday. Ths npr1lnt
hsofn nne over tho CITY, And the pssmonttor9
symptoms ct hot DAY znAds the excusklonista
glad that tbey worn about to 70 tosth and 'spopd
IN tho clear ai1 o1 the country, beneath ths
kindly shade OF trree and within heartnx Of
stream thxs nuruusrd music n It aoxsd.by. Tho
nrst an thai EAs 10 lcas the pnaotsv to tha soeno
OF their cnjoyneuss left Ktrxio street n 10.
capacity. ii Ii O'Clock train Of eighteen csis
took second lnstslsuenL and 1t O'Clock Tho list
Train conveyed the remainder.
respectabli';y. ~ sbo7e .ae a,er.xs Eu1 d pic
nst ia ,Pl.e ~ q ! r. po1sse fez q 70 Esg:tss
So@tp sa ,a., sna "a enc 7asy :, lett ....G =
the land Of thsif nattIlty Of III beautiful Clyde,
IL kuox-cspped Ben NeTls IL t.nn-bound shore,
Insy must nave ri. proud of % grtai names oi
Scotland, Of i,s w'h and weird history, at tho
heroes of 1ha bordes wa.s4 and. - tho ahrtu
days OF Bruce and Of WAllace, and tho nd and
tnZ:o.lou1 c4rce1s Of their .Eell.tored stuarts,
must hare come 70 their mlnda
hloouaed In iuxusaant fol14gc, arneu and nftgnL
The blrd. sana Tor ~. re mosquitoes III for
blood. 1ne aun saoaa rcd q hot: oncS IN Ehile
md dlAGpaled ht6 ferce heai but, co tho whole,
the day "as s"elssFfrg, and 70 nerc peopie They
From The train to Tho t1ces VII about 4 mile,
which Mas tl1rersod u qu,cktJ ~ the heat would
permit Aaseinbled under tho outrageous foAye
The E,sto1a ttzstched themselves, aud used their
fans vigorously. ~ noon approached they beRxu
aching void." taeY proceeded 70 unue sundry
wctc quickly disposed Of; the Interesting process.
ses Of m,xucation and deg1ntltton being aatated
~ Foed hu1nnr, Wit and nousente+ Thu pazk,
With IA squads 81 T!s!toEs sauasted here and
The di5el1ined costumes Here pretty and pic
dressed tn e7e11 imaginable sty1s- uers aud thero
ea ssa q tas &. Ss s1 q IL
hare kneca, stochnR and ouek1ed shoex. They
ait1acted Nuch atsenuoI-
where the Ezmes End eoniesta OF srength
md skill TOOK place Nr4r By wza :
h.na.ome naaEg1se ssnt, rasze tae ..1 as.a-
ex-chlefs Ind inr1ted Ruests Were entertained
AL day long to permanent lunch. peEmsnen
rh,.iey r. sna Hssns.i ssra .Pped b5 Wight
good th1nga were large nuMher Of ladies' and Of
Promlnenf scotchmen. Ne1inx' Garden City
hand, cona.ttng Of twentI pisces, PLAYED -
w.s good. and he Scotch airs rese well plaJed
Nothing could be uofe gratifying than TO vi
pess the interest taken by several locM notsblea
Ia the gA1nta md anluA eents Of the Scotch vper.
Among those pre*tns Were Nj: Hesi1g, General
snS. Gu ND has Snss Sn + H. csGns iSa
paTtoot Of the natlon.l liquor at scotia. Each oao
carefully ohsersed The other, and Va! earefni 70
Scotch Toter. --.....
The games began at II O'Clock. The following
TnTf, rarA nnder II yeArs nf arr ateyen entr1es