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propusals.

PR9,E,o,|-hhh-:r E,o4R oSii2lo,i07.55o COZ
~ or NEN YORK, fOR IllE PURPOSE or Pro.
NlDlNG MEANS FOR PAYING THE BONDS o.
THE CITY AND COUNTY MATURING JAN. 10,
1874.
SCALED proposals will be received at the Comntrullers
ONO" until tuesday, Jan 6, Sii At O'CLOCK L. M, tor
the hoe or any part of tour million two uundrcd Hud
ten thousand four hundred and nInYty w lars
and hfty n,e cents,
Consolidated stock of the city OF New York,
authoriked by see. 3 Chtp. 7-6, Laws of
1873 sec T. thap, At LaAs OF lSl9 and
thtp SE2, Laws Of lStl l,...,.... tOi IS
Consolidated StOUN ~ the county " New
lur-, authorized BY Sec. ,, Chap. so, Lava
OF l''ai sec, T. On y iIi, Laws Of lil4 anu
CHAP B3, Laws Of lIl,,,,..,.,,,,,.,,.,..., sN m m
Total ,...,...., .,..,.................tt2 .tt2ln t1l s.
lh',rsl Al per c'n per anuuh, lANah an the nfst
deN - Ilueanu December IN rIOh year ami lh0 prntl
pa WI D. redeemed On the hrst day Of DtCoHner, laa
lath PROPOSAL shuuu be scaled ami endorsed " II,.
pos fnr Consolidated stock Of the Ciiy aud County
ul Sew YORK" and enclosed la second envelope an.
dressed 10 the Comptroller.
fur iull lL!ormatlOn see advertisement IN the CRY
lvcor.,
ANDREW II GrHiH. CoWptrlIlsr
CRY oY NRw HoHh DFrAHrMthi oF IISAAlE,
CoMrIE1llLEa uFFluK, IEc. Is, 1913.
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Amustmtnts.

Tho wonderful Holiday
PantOnime, now In It's Fitth
Week, knows no Abatement
In its powers OF attraction.
Its varied features aflOrd
delight a1ke to adults and
children, the ctphciOus
Grand Opera House being
nightly crowded by Joyous
family parties.
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Gnantlal,

onnA WANTkn Immediately ora months. on
- 0O'Ib good security Will give fAO bonus tor
TINS week Address CASH. boz w. Sun up town once,
No, blh Wcst Sld 81. IL, BROWN.
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Cost auo touno.


/ 0ST tS reward -on,x sleeve hutton, carved Wit
, ntutt ut anAslrlnu Iust on saturday. Return l.
lills, Jeweller, cor. ON ay. ami 3Jth 81
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Srttnrts.

CoOPER UNION FREE IhC n Re- for the
People IA the Great HHl At I. NJ, saturday, Dec.
g1.-Ihe rrturr viii be feUvsrcd by Prof Edward :.
Morse Of Bowdoiu Col - Me, on RAdiatcs," being
the nrst Of series OF four on n atural history.
TcACts can he had gratis AZ the oiice Of the Cooper
Union aud at thc book siOrcs uf A. BrentanO, Union
qJare, aud ID. Van SOstfand, p Murray u.
ABRAM 5. HEWITT,
Secretary.
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CuTIZE>S.sAylNGS BANk
IK,ING -AvING- nLINrTlTrTIoN.

IRVING SAVINGS I>-TITUTION.
4 95 WARREN ST
Nsw YORK. Dec. %, 1873.
DINIDFND NOIICE.
The Trustees have ordered that interest be paid h
the rate Of sN cent per anuum on all sums entitled
thereto on and after Jan. ~. lN1i
Interest called for viii be adic TO the prime pal,
and draw interest from Jan. I.
Bank open daily from 10 :. ". to T. VI.
WALTER ". CDNt Kiln, President.
r Ia AYgr
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dllmts uno 2lquurs.

WINES AND LIQUORS HOLIDAYS.
Assorted Of choico wines liquors for family
nsr AT pane prices at TIC CoIdon Stale Nno Company
40 and ~ Park place,
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II Ia given evcrv night
and al the saturday Matt.
lnees I'm Al It's grandeur OF
New and Beautiful Sc merry,
Superb Costumes, anu Fan.
cifll Marches and Ballet
tvolutiOns. Delicious Mu.
SIC enlivens Its progress.
aud the marvellous rapility
lof change In its ingenious
ltricKs IL plessingly per
picking.
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NECHANlC-'AND TKADERs' SAVINGS
Va INSIIII IION, 2,3 BuRrry, near Houston 81.
IN1ERE-T NOTlt E.-A semlannual dividend OF
SG Per Cent per anGum has been declared, and viii he
credited dcpOsitOrs Jan, ls1i all sums emit len
for the six months and three months ending
Dec. 81. payable aud after Jan. ". Interest not
Withdrawn ~ m be entitled to interest as deposit.
Money deposited now will draw interest from Janu.
AIRY /. - ..-... .
HESRY c. FIsHEA Secretary.
NEW YORK SAVINGS HANK, sth av, corner
" lith st-SE per cent interest commencing the nrs
OF each month. Money deposited now will draw inter-
RICHARD ii. BULL, President.
c. W. BRGSCKERHoFF, secretary.
\LILIIA M-BURGli SAVING BANK,
w corner South Sd and ith sts.. Brooklyn, T. D. date
NOTICE
DcpOstors hereby notified that semi annual In.
tereS al the rate OF Sr per cent per annum, on all
sums Of three dollars ana upward that ahll have Deen
deposited three months ON the nrst day OF January
next will he paid 10 deposltors on and after Monday
Jan. 10, 1874.
lnteres not called for will he passed to the credit OF
depostors prime pal, aud draw interest from jan l.
DCpOHts made on or before the 10Th day OF January
will draw interest from the la,
The hank In open for business daily Sundays and
holidays excepted from 10 A. NJ. until p NJ. and also
Monday ana Saturday afternoons from 70 o'clock,
EATnASIEI BWGos % Vice Presidents.
| SAMUEL ". rRusLow. Secretary.
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sUr saIs ano 10 su.

TENO RENT-rhe small cottage house II Horauo st
Il (JACkson square, mmeiitte possession. Apply H.
JOhN SCOTT Gil Hudson ST.. second ST O-y.
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NrrRoroLlr,> SAVINGS BANK.

Oppus Cooper Institute.
INTEREST at the rate Of SIN PER CENT pes an
mum, all sums entitled thereto, viii be paid to de-
p0itors aud after Jan. q, or Il MT Withdrawn, Win
b. added to the account and Will draw interest from
Jan. l.
DEPOSITS made now draw interest from Jan. /.
ISAAC T. SMITH, President.
f.nEtrpr W. LHGs, Vice Presidents.
- aecr
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A uCTlON NoTICE ,Goodsecouihlnd and mlsnt
~ carpets from auction daily rCh pattcrh- Al slfes.
very cheap at ne Fulton st, bet William aud Nassau.
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S!lPPluq.
LOK 0rKkNsrOMN ANn LLyhNrOOL

II arriving Tue nlted stat = MAILS
MINNESOTA, Dee. 81, AT L. VI.
WISCONSIN,, Jan. 7, Al 3 A. NJ.
CABIN passage, 80, gold. Stecrage, k}l, currency.
Drafts on England, Ireland, &c.
WILLIAMS & GUtON,
- BROADWAY. Nrv YORK
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srg @uoOs.
AuttlOH aoutcs.

EMBR0InEnEn SI.IPPERS,
IL SUITABLE PRESENT FOR itIE HOLIDAYS
CANTRkLL, Si9 ana 2ii an aN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19

poinfment of committee to inyesti
gate the case of Rev. G. Plyler in net
attending to his app intment during
the past year and P. J. Caravan. =
B. Martin and 0. J. Brent we're az.
0ounced as a committee.
Rev. Dr.. Deems addressed the Con.
ference II reference to his work in New
York City.
Dr. Moran moved that the Confer
eGce request the re-appointment of
Dr. Deems to the Church of Strangers
IL New York City, which after consid-
cradle discussion prevailed.
J. IL. Hill was placed on the list of
supernumerary; J. Stanford, ". G.
Norman and L. A. Coon passed an OK.
animation of character and were an.
proved and continued II the I'd year:
}. c. Smith passed an examination Of
character, but failed to stand on his
studies and was c.ntinued in the 1st.
year; IL. I. Leard. and J. L. Gibles
passed an examination Of character
and were discontinued ct their own re-
quest: il. T. Wiley and ". r. Fer
gusoil passed an examination of char
acter AID were approved by the COM
":lttcf- al examination and passed TO
the studies OF the 18th wear: W. B.
Maness, vas continued in the Sd year;
". j.. nlcC!ell;on was located at his
own request.
Rev. !. !. c'oLlizsan was appointed
s trustee of the Conference.
The Conference thea adjourned to
n!eet again on Monday morning,
lie attendance to-day Was unusual
-iy large and many Visitors were here.
Io-rigiIt there viii be two mission
ary addresses, one to DO delivered by
bishop Aeener and the other by Rev.
L. y. Thompson.
The Bishop and DIR. Deems officiate
tomorrow: Appointments have been
made for all the Churchcs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19
rsSSDIsHA'ET1S.

The consolidation bill has passed
The Senate, and Will doubtless pass the
House in substantially the same sil3pe.
II this great scheme Is indeed to be
,,.,listlIl1aated, even 30 fur as tile Leg
;s!a,ure Of tie State has power to do
Il. we regret that our port will be
practically shut of, from It's. benefits.
With the authority to change the
gauge, so soon es the limo is finished
10 Paint Rock, and with the power TO
contract for proratinS with any rail
road chartered by the laws of this or
anv other State, it is not hard to divine
where the Eastern terminus Of the
great Consolidated line will really be.
Ont off at Hickory and StatesviIle and
Goldsboro' from connection with vii
nlington, and with no Inducements at
Morehead City TO invite and conduct
business, the backbone Of this great
work will be broken at Greensboro,
without benefit to that place. This
great line will pay tribute to Virginia
roads and Virginia cities, as it has in
the past and, except as great freight
ligh ny. with its long trains Of box
cars, it will be useless to North
Carolina.
We wish it was otherwise We wish
that State pride and State interest
could be brought TO bear to give
another direction to the benefits of this
work. Wilmington. rs we have shown,
has deserved better n the hands Of
the State, and c had opeH her claims
world be Acknowledged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19
IHE FAIR.

Yesterday the Fifth Anrual Fair #
tie Cape Fear Agricultural Associ on
closed. We were favore i with as fine
weather as we could have desired.
HE exhibition, as i whole, while
not up to most Of IL predecessors IL
the number OF articles exhibited, viii
compare favorably with any IL quality.
In fact we believe that il this respect.
III most departments, it was superior
70 all Of its predecessors. The attend
ance, except on Friday, was smaller
than at previous Fairs. This we sup
pose was owing to the stringency OF
the times. But we must think that
our oTn citizens hayo not shown that
interest IL the success Of the Fnir, that
.he efforts of the officers and tlia i'm
portance Of the exhibition deserve.
On Friday, however, ourpeople turned
out, and at least five thous aud PERI ons
were in attel dance. II this dia;1osi-
ton had been mauif sted on one other
day only, the condition Of the Associa-
ton would Lave been greatly improved
and its usefulness increased.
The Fxoo,,+;va I,o,,,,it,,o ,r;?i o,r,v
,bi. el- :, - 49,.
80 N,eH ieH '7e 'i'ss ! i*ii'i''i't i-.7'
~" PUBLISH II. when the srccss5ini
competitors will receire their awards.
Who they are We are not advised. but
va t,,s4 +lo 1,,,u,a C,,,,,-
VIC La AH'i'' vi 'iis' ~ ', '''i''
lnHtees have been thoroughly per
formed, and will oiya satisfaction 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19

clared entitled TO the privilege Of
chosirg the Second Maid Of Honor.
Sir knight D. 3. gilbert was e.2-
titled to the choice Of his lady as Thi1d
Maid Of Honor.
Knights by Alex. T. London, ESQ, ii
I. uoat and beautiful address, when
they proceeded to crown the ladies Of
The Knight of Chance, Mr.. Walker,
crowned Miss Jeanie Durham rs
Queen of Love and Beauty.
The Knight of tho Scottish Chief,
Mr.. Williams selected Miss Lille
Eilers IS First Maid of Honor.
The Knight of the PlouShsharo
chose Miss Florence Snaykman as
Second Maid of Honor.
The Knight of Ivankon chose hiss
julia Gore as Third Maid Of Honor.
Taken altogether, yesterday WAS the
great gala day of the Fair. Tho
streets Of the city were almost tntil ely
bare of people, everybody docking to
tie Grounds. The number present
has been variously estimated at be-
tween 5000 ard 6, ,00O persons. At the
close of the tournament there was a
perfect jam in the Halls. and it was
with much difficulty that ono could
pass through them. Tie ladies were,
of course, ont in great force, lending
the charm Of their presence 10 the
scene.
The latest item OF interest on the
Grounds was q race between Brooks,
Cad and Jack Roulhac, which Was won
by the latter in ;53.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19
PEA EOfs u y Al G. T. w. A..
HskN{S s'SsN.

Had the Era been daily, or had it
the space, this paper would have re-
printed very able and just ART Gle
from last Saturdays Wilmington
JOURNAL, touching the proposition Of
the North Carolina Railroad consoli-
dation, row before the Legislature.
In that Article the Journal, while
ardently supporting the measure Of
consolidate n, asks that Wilmington
may be put on q footing equal with
that of any favored point il or o;it Of
the State.
The Carolina Central Road running
cut from Wilmington by way Of Char
lotte, will form o junction with the
consolidated line at or rc.-r Hickory
Tavern, III Catawba county.
What the JOURNAL ASKS, and what
Wilmington wants and deserves, is a
provision III the consolidation charter
pro-ratiuG with the main line 10 Iyre-
head city. SO that the rOrt of Whining
;on may stand on equal footing with
NC " DSILi, I'cAbic1t 4ihi L''i, '4 ~ -
seaport out Of the State.
This just claim is based on the fact
that Wilmington is the mother Of North
Carolina Railroads. SHE mainly built
the Wilmington and Weldon, sub
scribinS TO that work fifty Thousand
dollars m1re than the real estate value
Of the city. She materially aided 10
procure tho charter OF the North Car
olina Railroad il 1849; and when the
State required that one million suould
be spent on that work before the State
Issued bond CT aided Tith p cent,
citizens Of Wilmington caruo forward
with more than q hundred thousand
dollars ana pushed that voEk fosaa-,l,
although its eastern terminus RS
eighty miles North Of their city.
Such claims are neither to i5e ig-
uored nor lightly regarded.
Ii ii shall not be found to impair, -
seriously weigh down the scheme. the
Era submits that Wilmington shoa-d
have what she Is 80 apparently eut;-
tledto-a pro-ratiDG provision -, mir
shake. to use Z classic phrasa u the
ancieEts.-Ralcigh EIu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19
CONSIDERATION.
REV. IHk0. 3. LYMAN, D. D, ,
CONSECRATED AS ASSISTANT
BISHOP OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
DETAILED REPORT OF THE
PROCEEDINGS.
IsrECIAL TO TIE JoURNAL.i

'iA-AA-AL ~ Ii.}4 5pt RNAI.
RALEIGH. Dec. 1l-Nigllt. Tho re-
potter OF the News kindly furnishes
10 the following:
Theodore Benedict Lyman, d. d. -,
was consecrated, in due form. as
Assistant Bishop OF North Carolina,
ct Christ : Church to day. i large
number of laymen and Il majority Of
the CIefgymen Of the State were pres
ent. The Church was crowded. At
eleven O'Clock the procession entered
the right aisle, the organ playing Old
Hundred. Bishops Whiting CHAM. Of
Maryland, and Atkinson, OF North
Caroline, headed the Procession, fol-
lowsd by Bishop Lay, Of Eas;on,
Bishop I4yman and abo"t thirty Cler-
gymen. The services were opened by
Rev. i. p. Sutton, OF Pittsboro,
Bishop Atkinson pronouncinc -As.solu-
ton. The first Prayer was delivered
by Rev. ". Il. Elm0rc, Of Lincolnton ::
the second by Rev. AIr. Buck. Of
Maryland, and the third by Re-. j. c.
t.nskc, OF Fayetteville the Ante
Communion service i,y Bishop .Atkiu-
son the Fpistle hy Bishop Lay the
Gospel 10y Bishop WhittinGhain ; si1e
Consccration Sermon by Bi-hop Lay
text, l1th verse Of thc 1th chapter II
John. After the sermon the Conse-
Grafton services began. The Rev Mr..
Cheshire read the testimonials OF the
election Of Bishop Lyman, and the
authority of the Bishops Of the United
States, signed by Bishop BENJAMIN L.
Smith. of Kentucky. rs Secretary, was
read by Rev. DIR. Smedes, OF this city.
The usual questions, IS contained III
the regular forms of the Church and
laid down IN ;he PRAYER Bock, we're
asked by Bishop Wbittinehaln, who
acted as Consecrator, or Presiding
Bishop. The truiy solemn and i'm
prosslve ctrtr2 oiv was witnessed with
deep interest by i0e Immense conccc-
Cation ard. nj uatiI the last words Of
the Be1ssa.r,ian :yil from the lips Of
tac Minister, ~..9 tbs slightest rustic
heard "a IL c5..@yo CATION
The hll; jnr - ad;Est24o1.t u TIC
State 3el,. NIL 10 i:,c,:~sei in the
Ss'-i4,jy tp-aos:soa-. !:v sj,scial order.
Hon. ". :. I.>,s>.,g.!< Il s1',nahcr OF
Congress IL faiJ, = ls:F ii >: f,:a
sC>}';tHC5. = .-,..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19
Very respectfully,
Your ob't servant,
TOD r. CALDWELL.

: resolution co:.c<.,...-,l,, - .s.,-.---
I5ers was offered by Dr. Harriss, and
was fully debated, meeting with many
amendments. finally being covered by
the following resolution by Mr.. G. Z.
French, which was unanimously car
ried:
Re90zyc2. That a committee Of three
be appointed by the President to wait
On the life members OF tEis Associa-
lion, and solicit from them a surren-
der OF their privilege or right Of en-
tcrinc tho Grounds of the Association
Daring the Annual Fairs free Of
cIlaIgc; it being understood that any
such s::rre'3ier shall not be operative
:lnIezs a majority OF such life mem
bcrs shall cOncur.
The annual elections ior officers being
next il order, Col. a. 4. McEoy was
placed in nomination, but declined to
run, il speech OF some length. He
was allowed to withdraw and fa7pra'
other nom nations were made. resu. Il
ing in the election Of Col. ". l..
DeRosset as the President Of the AS
sociation. Mr.. G.. Z. French was
elected Vice. President for New Han
over county. and the following g. IL
tlenen were excited Executive Com
mittec:
Mr. Shines, Dupiin; II B Snort, Co.
lunlhu2; T G. Lcck. Richmond; II I
Clark, Edgecombe; I ID Mcdowell,
Bladen; a d Farmer, Wilson; Mr.
/ Tavlor, OnaIow; W L Alderman, Cum
! berland; r II Gaddy, Marion; l. A
Powell, Sampson; Peter q Smith,
| Halifax; A j Galloway, Wayne; B
| Goodwin, Robson, and j A Leak, OF
+! Arson.
! MIR. G.. 2. French offered the follow
! ing resolution which vas adopted:
! Ioeeoiced, That the Association has
learned with regret of the determina'
ton Of Col. A. A. McKoy not to serve
another term as Pre- sident, and as q
slight testimonial to his merit, he be
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19

Orders have been received by Herr
Werndl from the Ministry of War at
Berlin for the delivery of 100000
Mauser rifles, at the rate Of 5000 per
week. English gunmakers are charged
with the manufacture of 200, 600 more.
and 1t has been determined that
stock Of 2.oo0,oOO in all shall be pro-
vided. In from twelve to eight en-
months time the German army will be
entirely rs-armed. The conversion Of
the Chassepot masket has not yet been
eoumepee6,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19
FOURTH DAY.

GoLpsBoRc, Dec. 13-NicLt-Ihe
Conference opened at 81 O'Clock, with
the usual religious exercises by Rev.
C. Il. Phillips, WITH Bishop Kecuer IL
the Chair.
The eIGera OF Salisbury, Shelby,
CharIot:ae, Fayetteville, Wilmington
and Washington Districts passed the
annual exaninatiops of character.
Rov. II. L. Wood asked for tho ap-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19
ElzI1 LEGISLATURE.
THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRI,-I BILL PASSED THE
SENATE.
FAVORABLE RECEPTION OF THE
MEN COUNTY PROPOSE
TION
Tlt Z cos SOLIDAIION BILL.
PASSED IT'S SECOND READ.
INC IN THE HOUSE.
tS?.CIA- 10 T.CE gn1Bx.II

EALCian. Dec. 13-Night. t.-The
Fourth judicial District bill passed
tire Senate Yesterday. An effort to
reconsider it this morning, failed by
Hot q q 10 IL. TIC bill will 60 to
The House oh Monday.
Tho rev County Dill meets with
mach favor. The Senate Committee
recommend its passage.
The Consolidation Railroad Bill
passed its several reatungsin the House
to-day. 3
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-19
THE GIFT CONCERT.
Tie following is the official report
of the drawing Of the Cape Fear Agri-

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made permanent Vice. President aud
be entitled to ali the privileges per-
timing to that position.
Col. j. ". Atkinson declined re-
nomination as Treasurer. Several
names were placed III nomination, ra-
suitin;E ii tue election Of HIr. Owen
FeLnel!, u.
Dr. Emmett declining denomination
as Recording Secretary, Mr.. j. T.
Mcpherson was placed III nomination
and unanimously elected.
TIE meeting then adjourned.
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EICER tND LIST DtN.

Fair, WAS windy, disagreeablo day.
The attendance was not large. Exhit-
itors were busy during the morning
packing up and reTnovinSth articles,
while those who had come 10 witness
the great race, enjoyed Themselves IN
various ways until the bugic call
brought al. to The Grand Stand and
track.
Tia I,AlE,
At O'Clock, The following horses
were brought. ont for tic closing an,!
chief race Of the Fair. This vas
race for si03. mile heals, best three
in five.
Lost Cause. entered hy y. L. Bar
ton; Jim Hinton, entered i.E {. 1.
Walker; Washington Bay, entered by
J. ". Weller. and Nelly. entered hF
J. l.. Hinsoo. The following was tho
record:
Jim Hinton. .............-. !, ., ;. I.
Lost Cause. e........... |, . =. :! ,.
Warrington Bay. 3 dist.
Nelly. ........... 1 withdrawn.
The timo was 1:52, 1:5l, ISL, 1:J3.
This was most exciting race, rs dur
ing the first three heats Jim Hinton
and Lost Cause were neck and neck
through the ent re course. 1t Vas the
most interesting contest OF the week,
Prof. O'Hara, after the race, under
took to walk five and bali miles, one
half mile backwards, in one hour.
which he could have accoRpl. shed
very easily, but the Judges withdrew
him after he had walked about half the
distance.
The weather becoming threatening,
and indeed did culminate in a ram
storm late III the afternoon, dispersed
the crowd before 5 o'clock. All seem
ed to enjoy themselves, aud We regret,
for tho sake Of the Association, that
thtre was not larger attendance.
With thaso amusemcNts, tho Fifth
Annual Fair OF the Cape Fear Agricul-
tural Association closed. Il viii be
remembered among the most pleasant,
if not one Of the most successful,
which the Association has had.