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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
COUNTY EsTRAYs,

MI cLhNNaN COUNTY ESTkAYS,
No. ~.
Taken up by Frank Hill. at his residence,
and estrayed before s. NJ johnson, j, r.
precinct No. @, Nov ll,ls75, one gray horse,
! gears old 141S hands high, branded n on
left shoulder, saddle marked. Appraised
9, $500 by James Hannah and Henry
Hutchinson.
Taken up by J. X. Sadler, 90 miles from
Waco, on Wasp creek, and estrayed before
.. ~. johnson, j. P. precinct No. 8, Nov.
4, 1873, one bay horse, D years old, Il hands
high, white feet, white face, branded
o on left shoulder. Appraised at $500
by e. r. shattuck and A. Gattin.
No. 73i.
Taken up by +. Ditto, IS miles west Of
Waco, on North Bosque. and estrayed be-
fore w. q. Boyd, J. p. Precinct No. 4, Nov
u, 1879, one sorrel mare, years old, brand
ed JH connected; also one roam paint mare,
years old, branded o on right shoulder, s
colts, issue OF said mare; also one OK II
years old, branded V inside circle, marked
crop and split in right and crop and u1der.
BIT IN left ear: Appraised al go by John
Nc Cam and Vim. Davis.
No. 732.
Taken up by James Goson, 10 miles west
Of Waco, and estrayed before w. q. Boyd
J. p. Precinct No. 4, Nov. 10, 1875, one brown
horse mule l2 years old, iS hands high,
branded W On left jaw; also one sorrel horse
mule IL years old, Is hands high, branded
IL on left hip, shod before, harness marked.
Oliver. $50
No. ~.
Taken up by Charlie Hines, Ave miles
west OF Waco aud estray ed before u. +.
Massey, }. L. precinct No. !, October
30, 1876, one sOrrel horse eight years
old, about - or IA hands high, left fore
feot white, branded u T. on left side of
neck and inverted door key on right
side of neck, and on lett hip " q and
inverted door key. Appraised by Aleck
Ne. .725,
Trken up by j. /. willburn, near
Perry, McLennan county, and cstrayed
before II. 7. Massey, ]. p. precinct No.
!, November 2, 1875, one brown work
OK or 10 years old. branded cross with
o at each point on left hip, marked un-
derslope In the left and over slope In
the right ear. Also one red bull, or
Q years cid, branded V F(F is inverted
on left hip, marked crop and two splits
In right ear. Appraised by T.. Sims
anu w. a. bryant NJ &c.
No. TIC.
Taken up by Lewis Roberts, at his
residence in McLennan county, and es-
trayed before W. G. Boyd, j. Il. p: ecinct
No. 4, October 70, 1870, one bay MARI 10
sr IL ears old, IA hands high, branded
T on left shoulder, gotched ear, sad
die marks. Appraised by WR Hanna
and j. M. Edwards at t25.
No. rs.
Taken up by Wilson Connally, sixteen
miles West of Waco, on the Middle Bosque,
and estrayed before s. NJ. johnson, j. p.
Precinct, No. 5, October 10, 1875, one bay
mare pony, years old, l3 hands high, brand,
ed A Q on right shoulder, and on the left
shoulder NJ; broke to the saddle. Also one
bay horse pony, 6years old, 1871 hands high,
branded " enclosed in diamond) on left
shoulder, broke TO work. Appraised at s5C
by W Cooper and c G Cooper.
ID. X. GURLEY.
elk. ID. Ut. Mel, Co, Tex.
By. j. I. WALTON, Deputy. oc2sw
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just received at s. johnson II Co.'S, and
for sale 81 lowest prices
~ barrels choice Baldwin apples.
70 barrels choice Wlnesap apples.
10 barrels Fancy New York apples.
100 barrels choice Early Rose potatoes.
- barrels choice Peerless potatoes.
~ barrels choice red onions.
10 crates cabbage. noyl6dtf
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MAYORS orrIcr, CRY OF WACO, TEX.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF WACO, TEX,
November o, 1875.
WHEREAS, BY the charter Of said city, the
term Of one Alderman In each Ward eX-
pires In each year, and
WHEREAS, II Ia made the duty Of the Mayor
TO order an election to MI said vacan
cies,
Now, therefore, l, John Z. West, Mayor
OF the city Of Waco, by virtue Of the author
ity vested In me, do order and direct that
an election be held at the established voting
place IN the several Wards, on the second
Monday, being the 18Th day Of December,
1915, for the election Of an Alderman for
each Ward, to Ill the vacancies occasioned
by the expiration of the terms Of the fol
lowing Aldermen, viz:
Ward No. l, s. W. Mabry.
Ward No. 3, j. I. Walton.
Ward No. 3, j. g. McCrary.
Ward No. 4, Wiley Jones.
Ward No, 8, j. W, Mann.
And that the presiding officers Of said
election make due return thereof according
to law, and the ordinance OF the city.
Given under my hand aud the seal OF
H.. s.. the City Council Of Waco, No
yember o, 1875. JOHN G. WEST,
novl0 2Od Mayor.
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New attraction al the empire Cigar
Store" large assortment Of "hne cigars
have been received, and everybody can suit
his palate. Call and get lock box, and
" Virginia Dare smoking, and fine, fresh
tine cut tobaccos.
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The COW OF East Waco IL a credit to her
kind. She is none Of your gay and spor-
i've stock that crop the fragr ant heritage.
She has Roman nose, and W alks about the
place on a tour of inspection, as II she car.
ried gold headed cane; and after sup.
ping on $40 worth of middling cotton, and
goes home and gives down half pint OF
milk, conscious that she has done very sol
emn.duty to the family aud to the public
We met party Of immigrants on their
way from the depot last night,
iinging hard sylsbles (Teutonic) At the toll
keeper. Fair maidens with the blush Of the
Fatherland still on their peachy cheeks, and
ruddy deep chested youths, that didn't look
bit afraid OF work.
A party OF sportsmen arrived from Gin
cinnati on the train. We understand they
intend hunting buffalo. Each one Of the
bag. 1t looked like a snipe-sack, In
which, we suppose he intends to pack the
bnffaloes he kills.
The usual Saturdays trade was done yes
terday, mostly In the retail way. Very lit.
tiecotton was offered.
A large amount Of lumber and othel
freight came up on the train.
BooenIa Sausage iiasf- '6 % hNfpt MT Rsafa
wife, to doubt is to discard them; but Han,
Bretman makes an article that he stakes
his reputation on. For nickel the hungry
wanderer can dine on two links OF sweet.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

THE human hair IA an Important, yet
i strange subject. The ladies coll II,
twist IL, plat IL, braid II. curl II, using
chignons, rats and mice 10 assist-all OF
which has much TO do with her beauty
and style, Men are more easily salts
He'd, and generally pay their respects
to whiskers, mOustache and imperials.
The hair OF nearly all ladies falls out
rapidly, becoming short and thin, and
they are compelled to buy dead hair,
and coil II around their heads. tt Is Is
expensive and oboxious = all prefering
their own live ourls or flowing tresses.
Many gentlemen art seen to comb their
thin locks so IA to hide q bald spot,
while others can't find enough to cover
their badness. Science has produced,
and experiments demonstrated, that
new hair can be made to grow on IA head
that has been bald twenty-five years
The ladies hair can, at once, be stopped
from falling out and made grow long.
thick and iuxuriantly, and III the same
time furnished with u most delightful
hair dressing. II can all be accomplish
ed by the use OF "Dr. j. Newton Smiths
Hair Restorative" and j. p. Dromgoole
& Co., OF Louisville, KY, will contract
to create new hair on bald heals, or
make no charge Price. 81 per bottle,
or six for q, expressed on receipt Of
price. Agents wanted. Proof and all
particulars tree. In the parlor, the
contour OF q lady 3 hair Ii soon observed.
J. NJ. REVERE. Ag't Waco.
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You will find at s. b. Humphreys choice
navy beans, choice South Carolina Rice,
choice Louisiana sugar, sugar house mo
lasses, maccaroni, vernassllS, cheese, crack
ers, potatoes, teas, and all kinds OF canned
goods, low for cash. novldtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

I'm the one o'clock train yesterday morn
ing there came to the city, II man dressed In
wonan's clothing, herculean fellow. look.
ing as tall as meeting house. He was In
one Of the forward ears, and talked OF pls-
lois, "attling guns, and such matters, so
that his fellow passengers did not relish
The Idea Of attempting his arrest They how.
ever lacked the car doors aud came over to
!" The city for policeman. Happening to
meet sir. Rufus Burlcson, they stated the
circumstance to him, aud Rufe put out for
clannee Williams. They went over and
unlocked the car and succeeded in arrest
'hg the man. After scanning him closely,
me officers saw that the unfortunate fellow
was Abonng under an alteration Of mind.
lie vas eariedto the county jail, where he
receives the kind attention OF Mr.. Clay-
'angl, and which his unfortunate condition
eh''lies him TO. Nothing is certainly known
oi his name, or from whence hs came.
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Mr.. W. II. johnson is running a daily
Lsrk line from Waco to Bolton, although
his contract with the Postofiice Department
only calls for "a tri-weekly Mr. j. puts q
man through to Austin for SO having a
daily line from Bolton to that city.
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The Texas Express 20. calls for and de.
livers ishts free Of drayage, new and
quicker connections at lower rates, have
been made TO all accessible points.
sept11d3m
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The Matinee.

Waco never was much Of a place fora ma
tinee. The people are always too busy In
business hours to find time for amusement,
hence We are not surprised that the attend
ance was so slim yesterday. that Mr. Dnprez
refused to give performance AT ap. IN. M
announced .lH.... uais i,tu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

EAST WACO EATING HousE.-Lunch at
all hours, and good supply Of candles,
cake pies, fresh bread DC, always on
hand. Persons wishing lunch viii do well
10 give me u call.
noyidlms Y, u, DAG0ETT,
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Immigrants.

Mr. J. b Conklin accompanied by seven
families from Illinois, passed through yes
terday, en- route for San Antonio. They
had much fine stock with them, end will
pursue the business Of stock raising. %
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Plows Prairie Breakers Gang Flows
Just received q car load Of plows for all
kinds Of work, and all kinds Of land. From
3 pony pillow to gangway pillow.
sep1sdtf JonS wIssHIP.
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Il 10 q Fact

That Fred Axling has everything drinka-
Bile that man can call for, and all OF the
purest and choicest brands. He still stands
BY Burnham's xxx and o. o. Bourbon.
His genuine Sazarac Cognac brandy, i'm
ported IN original packages, ia simply deli
cious. He also receives continually fresh
supplies Of imported ale, porter and wines.
Free lunch every day from 10 TO ~ at
"Fred's" saloon on the square. oct5
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w. r. Martin 4 Bro.
want 10000 pounds of nice sLuck, for
which they will pay el0 W per 1900 lbs
Prefer them baled.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

THESE YARDS are located at
East st. Louis, Illinois, directly op.
posite the city of 81. Louis and
nearer the Business Centre than any
yards located therein. They en-
brace an area Of $50 acres, of which
100 Acres are Enclosed
for the special business of the yard,
and 90 Acres are under Sheds.
Constructed In the year 1879, improve.
ments suggested by experience In other
yards, have been introduced and II IL
believed thesc yards present advanta-
winter or summer, not offered by any
other yards.
The stock arriving IL unloaded dir
eetly in the pens and placed imme-
dlately OH the market.
Buyers from New York, Boston, Chi
cage, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville
Gated Mt the yards, and shippers can
confidently anticipate an active and
reliable market for all receipts how
eeer large and for all grades Of stock.
Every effort will be made TO advance
the confidence OF shippers In the 81,
Louis live stock market which has al
ready, through the agency Of these
yards, become Mt least the equal OF any
live stock market in the west, and by
shippers concentrating the live stock
trade In this market, II will become the
largest wholesale market in the west
for cattle rs 1t Ia now the equal OF any
fer all other stock.
A first clnss hotol for the convenience
Of Its patrons Is attached to the yard.
The Fast st. Louis Stock Yard Bank,
under the management OF Newman,
Hastings 4 Co., has Its Office In the gen.
leral Offices OF the yard.
IsAAc II. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MuLHALI., Superint entlent
J. GREEN CASH, Asst. superintendent.
o27wtf .r
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EVERY FLAVOR TRUE. With great
care, by process entirely his own, DR..
Price Is enabled to extract from each OF
the true, select fruits and aromatics, all
in the market class OF FlAvorings OF
rare excellence. Every flavor as repre-
sented, OF great strength and perfect
purity. For any flavor that may be
wanted for flavoring ice cream, jellies,
oustards, pastry, etc, We recommend
DR.. Prices True Flavoripg Extracts,
and feel sure that like his celebrated
Cream Baking Powder, will give perfect
satisfaction. There Is NO imposition In
these articles. No
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

You are hereby commanded to meet AT
your armory next Tuesday evening for drill
aud special business. Every member must
be present at 3 O'Clock. All wishing to
send in their applications for membership
must do so Mt that time. 1920
Nv command of r. 9. Ross,
Captain Waco Grays
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Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, near
depot--Produce and merchandise stored at
reasonable rates. Railroad freights OF all
kinds shipped or forwarded. As my profits
depend on storage, ! sell for customers
without charging commissions.
Waco, July "A. 1873. Wn. q. OTIS.
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Yesterday j, ID. Word, an engineer was
arrested, charged with carrying concealed
weapons. Its bad practice, and should
be discouraged. st.,.. t...........
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There is a party OF young men who con
gregate every night on the corner under the
McClelland House, and often use profane
and sometimes obscene language much TO
the annoyance OF the ladies whose rooms
are on that front. We are satisfied that this
gentle hint will be sufficient to break up the
bad habit.
The magnificent band Of Duprez Il
Benedict gave us delightful serenade yes
terday morning, for which we are duly CRATE.
full. They discoursed lmelody through
the principal streets and attracted every
lover Of good music, including some thou
sands OF our citizens Of "de African scent"
We wouldn't assert positively that one
OF our leading merchants was following
Duprez's band yesterday, but he did pass
along the sidewalk while the hand occupied
the middle Of the street, and Judging from
the correctness Of the time In which his
number lis pounded the pavement, we
should say he was marching with them, and
enjoying the exercise into the bargain, but
then II iSrrry easy 10 be mistaken about
these things.
We don't like to grumble nor growl on
any subject, In fact we think Il bad for the
digestion, wen faint one Of our idiosyn-
erasies anyhow, but $50 q thousand for
Illumination, is rather steep, at least for
newspaper people. II that gas could only
be had as cheaply as some other that we
wot Of, then would the Examiner office
glitter o. nights. oh no, guess not
The whole North end of town has risen up
to shout In one voice, blessed, thrice
blessed are the venerable city fathers for
their goodness In the Third street bridge
matter" How delightful II must be to
have the power thus to confer happiness on
whole wsrd.full OF citizens by one single
scratch Of the pen, and sint II pity that
the Council don't take "them npells" Off
ener.
q Many Of our older sidewalk habitues re-
member that once there was an egg shaped
cister dug, and after many thbulations
walled up, somewhere on the square. Well,
was a hole left In It's upper side, and few
planks carelessly thrown over Il. Those
planks are liable to be displaced, and some
quiet plodding citizen will be misplaced at
the same time. and the city will place sum
of money, In damages, exactly where 1t will
do the least possible good. Brother Comp
ton, that hole should be either filed up,
covered up or carried clean away, one or
'tother, and We don't care which.
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1. =. Womack, druggist, Austin Az
snue, under the MeClelland Hotel, receives
a,,iost daily new supplies fpurc drugs and
department, and being continually renewed
Always perfectly fresh. His assortment
vi fancy articles is immense, and Comprises
everything usually kept In a first, class drug
SUI" auglldif
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will pay cash for good wheat delivered
TO my order In East Waco.
oc16d&wtf Y.C. A. ROGERS.
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j l. Steele, aud J Il Blnn have opened the
old Star Bakery, and will deliver bread and
cakes to aud part of the city AT the cheapest
rates ntSulW
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One car load Of potatoes, choice apples,
dried fruits, etc, received NJ Curtis, Brown
& Cos. Also, one car load Of nails, all sizes
and cheap for cash. novl1u
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Attention Patrons.

The Robertson County Council Grange,
meet al their hall In the old courthouse
building at Owensville, the Friday before
the full moon In each month, at I0a. m.
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Fresh crackers-assorted,
Fresh canned goods,
Fresh canned fruits,
Fresh canned oysters,
just In at low figures al
MARSHALL d EARLy's,
octl7d&wtf Third Street,
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EEMALE SUICIDING.-Th The lovers
l. leap, the midnight plunge, the bloody
dagger, the terrible pistol, the pOison's
venom, are ali brought into reauisition
TO shorten female lifel Poor, frail wo-
man! how sad the life and death of
many. Yet, there Is another mode of
self-destruction, more frequent than
all Others combined. The mother and
daughter nre both guilty, and the ia
thsr and husband has been known to
smile an assent. Thousands OF affec-
tionate wives and lovely daughters are
hurrying themselves to IN untimely
grave. The mother Is perhaps suffering
with some chronic female complaint,
and almost concludes she cannot be
cured: The daughter has commenced
grunting, she il becoming feeble, pale,
llfeless, nervous, melancholy, dull with
hesdaehe, constipation, loss OF appetite,
cold Feet aud hands, swimming of the
head, palpitation. pain in the back in
fact, she Ia troubled with irregularity
ana all Its consequences, every month,
These are the female troubles of the
land, but there Is remedy for all these
female complaints. whether affecting
old or young, married or single. II Is
known as DIR. Drom COLES English Fee
male Bitters, and IL sold by all drug
stores, at low price. Send n stamp 10
DrumgoOle 4 Co, Louisville, KY, for
copy OF "Woman's Medical Adviser"
and thereby add Ia and render you,
own person more valuable and attract
I've. j. NJ. RIvEIRE, Agent, Waco. MO
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Artificial teeth are OF little use and easily
detected. Take care Of the real ones. All
you need is soZodont; use 1t daily and your
teeth will be the last Of natures gifts to
fail you. movie lw
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Fifty acres Of land, prairie land with wa
ter preferred. Address, stating terms,
n7d&wH

Fifty acres Of land, prairie land with wa
ter preferred Address, stating terms,
S.P. CONS,
n7d&w2t Care NJ. s. Surratt, Waco.
The "Grdt Texas Bonanza" Dra,cing Posi-
H,~ on November 3Oth, or Money Refunded.
The most Responsible Enterpri~ in he Uni
ted States.
The Texas Gift Concert Association,
OF DenisOn, Texas, will distribute to
ticket holders, November Goth, t220, 900
In cash. This Association has first
class reputation for fair and square
dealing. Its managers are old and reli.
able citizens Of Texas. But few days
should be secured at once. This AssO-
citation assume all risk, and pay all ex-
penses tor cash RENTED for tickets,
when sent per Express or by Bank
Draft. Every locality should organize
a club. Read their advertisement.
nntTlfI
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No cotton or other merchandise viii be
received by the X. X. for shipment unless
mark ed with full name Of the firm 10 which
1t is consigned, Of which shippers will
please take due notice.
Z. l.. GATES, Agent.
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Personal.
We received a pleasant call yesterday
from Col. +. A. Jones and his brother, who
has just arrived from Maryland. This is
Mr.. Jones' second visit, and we are OF the
opinion that one more will ',hx''. him, and
''Dr. W. II. Clifton leaves tomorrow
morning to be absent three or four days.
He goes down the road on business and will
return Friday or Saturday. l-i. n.fr
Capt. Calvin, Of the Galveston News ar
rived by the s'i5 train last night. He is a
--Itnrs, in the Hunnicutt trial now In pro-
pres In our Criminal Court.
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DOR RENT.
W. NJ. Kellett's residence on Austin
street, between 9Th and sth streets.
Apply IL 7. }. HOMACK.
nv30d3i
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Hughes Iron Frame PlOw

40 per cent. of power saved over IN.
common Plow and easily handled by .
boy. Apply to
VIM. Pendleton, Dallas. !
q. A, Linn, Corsicana.
Scion Joynes s Co., Rockdale.
b. 6. Pulliam. Lockhart.
Il. b. Pue, Lavernia.
OF HueHEs' RIDISs PLow Co.,
@l North Main Street,
A'owam ST. LouIs, Mo.
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TOR COUGHS, Colds. Hoarseness, and
II al! Throat Diseases, use
Wells CarbOlic Tablets, ID
put up IN Blue boxes. A Tried and sure
Remedy; for sale by Druggists geneEsi-
~, ana JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co.
MO 4W PHILADELPHIA Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
. OTT-UCOR SPOGTS.
BOATING.

Three amateur boat-raccs took place on the
Urdaoa River near Onc-hunired-indhty iith-s. yes
tcr,ay for przcs presented by residents Of tie upper
end OF tie cty. The two mcs. The first
race was sin .ie-scu contest, for silver plate T9ucd
a. So for which James McHcmy, Waiter Lcrt,tt and
Arthur Sto1s contested Al the finish OF the irst mile
sorrs had Tie lead, closely pressed by Men rIry. Me
Henry succeeded, however, in winning the in II
minute. seconds. The second for paT-Oarcd
gss for geld medal. for which TWO contested
consisting oi Henry iBOulas, jackson Hart and
Henry Clement and Tho other Of Peter RGvsoI Arthur
Robinson aud iGOufs Sc,cs. The latter led from
the Start, winning the race in II minutes 80 seconds
nc t.ird FOR double scua fOF silver cup.
clilGts Thomas Scaic and JaEcs Lyons LJu!a
Feds and e. CD0i AMI fredsrek Robinson di Charles
Harper. Ngssrs Cook and Fields tie ia II
minutes AMI II seconds.
a sht.l-hoat took Place on The Harlem River
tcrdsy afternoon, between wO members Oi lie SSiork
R0a!n: Cla0 \. L. Davis and Alfred e. T0iarec The
cont alsO mci.c OF Tie st."s Exchange,
and p0ut 100 Uitair ic.lo" hers intended the
sIeanDOII fr. Torrance took ii.r lead The start,
AND q; cid - tie i4e fr Ia ad,ace al hi orpo
ncni, winning The dinner WHEN the only stake Tie
bcttr before the WAS Two T. one IN :Or or Dir.
Torrance, though neither accustomed 10 rowing al