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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

" STRANGE, aye passing strange"
that YOU will suff5r from weakness, liver
complaint, etc. when DR.. ]. II. M'Lean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri-
fer will make you strong and vigorous,
vitalizs and purify your b!O1d. DR.. J. II.
MiLeaD's office, 314 Chestnut street, st.
T,nufs Mo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

It will be seen from these figures the
Radical majority in Mississippi was
larger than that in South Carolina. By
a bold determined effort the Democrats
rescued cur sister State from the rule CT
the plumbers, and it is not impossible
for South Carolina to accomplish the
same result. We believe she will do 30.
Wade Hampton is leading the people
to victory. He has taken the field and
is everywhere received by serenades,
illuminatio rs, professions and the
cheers of an aroused and enthusiastic
people. He shows that in these cleo
tions the Democrats had united with
those Republicans who professed de-
sire for good government, and each time
had been defeated. But he shows that
the Democracy have assembled in con-
vention and given to the people q plat
form, pure in principle, perfect in con-
suuction, and broad enough and strong
enough for every honest man to stand
upon; and he invites those Republicans
who desired reform and stable, just
and economical government to unite
upon that platform and support the can
iidates Of the people. General Hsmp-
ton will canvass every county in the
st, lte, and with the Democratic banner
thrC ,wn to breeze, he viii triumph if the
peop te are as JEALOUS and determined as
+haxY wara in Mississinni
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Paris (Tenp.) Intelligeneer: A Few
nights since negro living in the south
ern part Of this county stepped out OF
his house, and was shot by another
negro lying in ambush for him. 1t is
thought the wounded man will die.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
Tbese msiofitles are large,

These msjoritles are large, but they
can be overcome. As an incentive to
the Stuth Carolina Democrats we will
give the figures showing the majority
over which the Democrats in Mississip'
pi triumphed. In former elections the
Republican msjorities in Mississippi
have been as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Brownsville (TeuD.) States: Colonel
B. ]. Lea, Hon. W. Caldwell, T. E.
Richardson and G.. w. Smitheal, candi-
dates for congress, will address the geo
pie Of Haywood county, at Brownsville,
Oh the thirteenth OF s ptember.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Brownsville (Tenn.) States: Phe COL
ored Republicans Of Haywood county,
as e'sewnere, believe that Wheeler and
Wilson, the sewing-msc hine men, are
the candidates for the Presidency aad
Vice Presidency.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27
SOUTH CARoLINA,s HOPE.

Tho n ,rooorots of South ES~rl;---- 1880
not without hope In the desperate effort
they have undertaken to redeem the
S: ate. In the last three elections in
South Carolina the Radical maj critics
have been as follows:
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Sunday Magazine.
TWO FRENCH HYMNS.
HENRY DowSToS.


From the French OF Fred Chavannes
/.
Tts mas annie seigneur, aUaHt que Ia lu'nteTe'
oIord ,bou Iovsdst me- ere shone the light
Upon the worlds Thy voice had cai ar 10 De-
Ere vet the sun. rejoicing in h s might ,,.
: led lie in Hoods athwsTt tleir orblts Drlght'
Ny God, thou loyedst ne.
Thou Iovedst me, when hung the llfeless frame
OF Jesus Christ upon tn accursed Tree
Thy molly Soa endured my sin and blame;
Ny God, thou loyedSt me.
Tbou lovedst me. when fires Of love divine,
Lit in my neaIt by Thy good spirit IIee,
Opened new heavens upon my soul 70 sulneI
When peaceful fruits OF righteousness were
Ny God, thou lovedst me.
And Thou wilt love me-whom Thy love hath
Nor sin nor earth, nor hell shall pluck from
Where Sin abounded grace doth more abound;
o Is my love 70 Thine pc ans Serlng iouhui
. Thou, who lovedst me!
From the French of P.erre Corneille, call-d
lie Grand CoTnet!leJ
IL,
"ODieu dc uerite, pour qltI se'ItJe souptre'
O God of truth, for whom alone sigh,
Knit Thou my heart by strong, sweet CORDS
to Thee; A.
tire of hearing; books nay patience try.
Untlred, 70 Thee cry;
myself my all shalt be.
Sneak Thou alone. For me no hu nan iodS
Nor human sage shall now eXpouno lhy
word; III, - O,,oro
Let voice of man no more,
But Only Thine, be heard.
lord. be Thou near and cheer my lonely way,
With Thy sweet peace my aching BOSOM nll'
Scatter NV cares and fears; my griefs allay;
And be it mine eacn day
To love and praise thee stu.
Nv God. Thou nearest me, but clouds obscure
Fen Jet Thy perfect radiance, truth divine!
q for the stainless skies, the splendois pure,
The joys that aye endure,
Where thi ae own glor1es shine!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Frank Edwards was drowned while
bathing in theTiver atNathville, Thurs.
day.
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GOVERNOR TILDEN AT HOME.

Albany Correspondent n. Y. Graphic.l
Access to the pTinoely home OF the
governor is very easy. A servant an
sWers your ring at the bill, and in reply
to your Inquiry shows you into the par
Ior if tbs governor is erg7gad, and il
not let's you walk right into his pre- sence
in his work.roo The eight built man
at the table usually rises, and without a
word extends his hand 20 you. He dis
Germs at once, probably from study Of
your features, whether you have called
upon business or curiosity, and whether
that business is eight or important, and
ne disposes of you in an instant. If that
business is slight he has one formula,
: See FELTON," and he motions you pos
sibiy toward the inner work room,
where the colonel is engaged. Ii the
business is something beyond the ordi-
nary, he bids you sit down and devotes
himself strenuously at once 10 your case.
He looks you openly and frankly in the
eye. there is no lodging your glance.
He listens rather more than he talks.
h appears anxious to hear whatever
you may desire to say. And when you
have said your cay ne soon sum up the
Importance of it and gives you sn an
swer. He is able to say "no" upon re-
Fiction as readily as Eyes" II he were
not. his executive business would never
have been kept so we'll in hand as it lie.
Recently one of the most fascinating
and gifted women in the State begged
him for the one boon for the OBJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

From the French OF Fred Chavannes !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-27

Your mission u well done.
You felt hfss paints wasted forces, too
Hushl while the rites are read
Over he dear gray head,
Then turn again and weep a last adieu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-03
piuioen0 Notlres.

DELAWARE. LAcKAwASSA AND v EgTTEN RuIRo Coz
NEw.YORK, Dec. 80. 1875.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
N ONEHALF PER CENT (2i2, Will be paid by the Com
Tfansier books close Jan g. and open Jan 81 1876.
FREDERICK II GIBBENS, Treasurer
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BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK,
East River Savings Institution,

No. CHAMBERs-ST, NETWORK. DEC. %, 1873,
b5TH ~EMIANNUAL DINIDEND.-lrtertsta az the rare
Of SIX 60 PER CENT per anuum hes been declared ana VIZ
be paid after Tie IN day Of January on al Sums Whh
have deposit ir three or six months previous 10
the let ay of January, 1876.
sn gnh deposit 80 49,
3anS omen daily from and Thursday from 10 70
WILLIAM II. SLOCUM, President
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ao!cl5.

4 -GLENHAN HOTEL and RESTAURANT
~. Jftave. between 'isf lTi 2'1ets-LyrrY modern con
y b. BARRY. Manager
DOsSMCRE HOTEL,
- Junction E,Ol ia.r 7ll ave-, ami i.l.. r5' llocka
fr11 Coz Grand c.lru Depot t completed with t noI, III
IN -gtv md ,..u,y furnished Laiai via D.. opened ilg
reception guests FEB D. 1870 ON American oHi Eir' n
plan .,... o.. ,.., ....,. DID,, ......
o. The DELAVAN HOUSE, Albany, emit tLNitANbpN
HOTEL. -HIuF.
rTHE INDIANA HOUSE Uato 81. Johns
Hotel. q. Au-.sta. Hal li.s UUi auoHu Hol,' has
H-, boom tour r l'sa'. l.iltrl a.' tt.i VIM .t
furutIrr aiI Hs iu. tr1rlhHti D.. NIi1u tN" Hl1Hir'
walls 0 ola Font i,u1I " 90 go Ihi'n' arr col nld ana
also Affords nl, fr. ti Do" iy orr ctirs tllr ana
every attention given Oh the comfort NJ eUri.. Transient
rats, So p,rd THOMAS a. puGDALE, tllui.tn.
s-pInE BRUNSWICK BpyisJnn, corner
Clareudoa.,t. HoslnH.1nis me- aHd c-nno.loas
rfuciur' Do com. lr,' "Ni r'iL 4o' lf' rtrii'i '
traveller 'ad The pnD0. To horse IS rr pn'' and contains
,,esy modern ulFuN n.lt, in-l "a u- i'icri and uIf
.tee elevator. D. g. ,''uNF ilfn-i u.s. Doc l ln most
desirable pant or hr lily. near Ir Common iu1Ac f1rdcl
and the railroad duipi-.
On f.ug fIah.s Who desire 90 ntat" perm tbrutr 80
rank with fAr htst hotels boz tuis country.
30 Sc. NuLt)Tr Proprietor.
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|100K WASHER and JRONER.-A strong

vonn9 woman a. good family cook makes excellent bread
AMI biscuit soups roast brown graves &C. ana u snelo.
will tho
iryas cation. Apply at ODELES AGENCY, lVo West
3atA a., eoruer VI broadway
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Irving Savings Institution,

No. 90 WARREN-ST.. NEN-A0Rk.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed. - -
Money derosited on or before JAN. 10 DRAWS INTEREST
PROM JAN. /.
Bank open daily from 10 q. m. 70 3 p m.
WALTER W. CONCHL@S, PRESIDENT
NANDFpTtIIT l.. DJrXTON. Secretary.
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9ituallons WanteO- alales.

a York TaIBuNEWiiL n. RFcETvED At TiEUP.
TOWN oaFGES No. iy5s Broadway G9rna Thryt, ,:a
Ioird cor Eoriyseyeai, 81 as INC hsLEM 9FRIcs,
oAic6 rates
A CUTTER, filter and perfect operator on
chine '' H3dres g East i2thsG all week 'i'
A USEFUL lad (Swedc) wants situation,
l @ y az 'S od to s s' n c,n %fs se PR6T
EsrAN fBUREAU, Is 6,laye. above lOth.si.
4 USEFUL Chinaman; is a good waiter and
house servant ASSIST o. Kitchen WASH DISHES SCRUB,
& @ 5a az or epnr or S s,y a o T a PR6 bas
fSiT'ANiT GrREHU No. i3s ath.aye ''' ~
A YOUNG man, thoroughly competent, wishes
situation ~, iipPi9g or sGcsfy ho %ng IJ n
C.. Box y. Tribune Ofce.
COACHMAN and GROON.-A respectable
- single young Who under tho care and manage
horses excellent groom aud driver ana can fur
AGTNCN 100 West ;ilth.st. corner Of Broadway.
COACHMAN aud GROOM-By single man
~ Hh2 hcroggh NE caie o. no5is }, yGi
M l hpp ~ az H H 3 los shave
/ near 9tl,t
EIRE4iA1. PORTER, and USEFUL NAN
sober steady man, willing TO work ioc small WAGES IN
duties thoroughly aud can furnish the very best
West J.th-st, corner Of Broadaay.
GARDENER &c.--By Protestant single
~ nan aged years. 90 an kinds OF flower and
vrgeIglg .I.nng: care green house grlptres, 6c
tons. tply at CARPENTERS. los 0tldfe, near .tist
GARDENER, &c. DAlRYWOMAN, &c
~ Holland married Ua child, wen recon meldci would
Ike 10 gentleman lace; man good gaFdtnef care
woman, good washer amt ronol, required Address JOHN
HAft, 10 A.tn ST.
/ GARDENER COACHMAN, and USEFUL
~ and COOK.-A German Protestant man and "ite no IN
cumb.a woa Ike place together ne man undei nds
| COOS. UUGoubted references can be tcfn ~
ODEIl'S CERhiAN az kENC, 100 West ithst corner 81
Broadway. Inquire iorJ. NJ.
! pHONOGRAPHI.-A shorthand writer of
.,...ivrIr. ,Nupriauc. employ i.ent Address
Box - iostOEc-, Al.orl, Conn
| DOKTER or JANITORIAL energetic, indus
frioas ,c,c OF 20 years 90 this country, married,
strictly temperate aud th0rOu ghy Trustworthy wishes en-
llp,ritut porter on nt,r or n sore situation Nh'e IN
sc '' I.lrJas T. o. V cifc % 4 iI6Li 300 ,Ss s5i6si
useful MANLY n single man, aged 24
WAGES mo- object: can care gro1a horses cat
fir uis c1t wo'i bud Efc3 sc Apig "a CAi'PENIE
log 6oI ave-, cor"h't ----
WAITER AND USEFUL.-A cOlored young
dut-. i9pu u.s. ana is willing m4kr himself g-Ciul
furnish uu'pUhf.i references. AlpB ~ ODhiLH AGENCY
igJ West @ltl ~, cuu'r' Er1ai 1y inquire t,tS IL q
WAITER and USEFrL-A French Young
uea t.i in fii,1f" m'y uuai lands his du
r, t ,.fy ,-f cit.ruct lass employer Inquire lor
P.gtODELLs AGLNcF 100 Wet 5itiist corner o.. Broad
way.
WAITER and UsEFUL~-A colored young
7 waiter n friFa'" fai1l'i dh0.i't ,uns iuH
duties tlog'HelN an. b. wiling 90 n'be inHs. iH :, ~
4iui,h t',oltn iri.ivT. Apply GO tle ttANp GIN
TrtlLHPL IY.lENr AUkNCl l2s2 broadway, conner
$50 ~. ur STAIR. ..-
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Broadway Savings Institution,

No 2S7 Broadway. entrance OF Park place.
Interest on deposits entitled the sx months end
ing Dec 81, az the rate Of PER CENT PER ANNUM,
on All sums of 50 ana upward viii paid and after Mon
day Jan II. 1876. FRANCIS I. SCHOAlS, President
PErIR CUMMING ActuaTy.
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Gelp il)ants0


A GENTS Wanted-Male or Female-TO sell our
~ Horse Hair soles good satisfaction to
The buyer keep feet and
dry 10 DO found world John Andrews 4S Hanover
a., Boston, Mass. -
nENTIST.-W first-class Assistant
~ Dentist manly in the operating department. good "a
moral Indispensable Address DEN.
TIST, Uptown Tribune Office. l,23s. broadway
XNANTED-A German lady as RESIDENT
w COVERINGS: must teach French and music good
sasry; also lady 20 teach English, French Italian, and
music Apply at the TEACHERS BUREAU, VI West
3vhst
XTANTED-Ladies who desirs. tor employ
w their leisure hours homo at style OF Ianoy
stamped uirooted envelope call porson.
siiy Tor SMITHS a CO.'S circular. The work - hborsir
paid Tor. 8G3 Broadway n, \.
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Geftures ano Meellras.

4 MEXICAN INSTTTUTE.-A stated meeting
~ OF Institute will be held DAY,
the day January O'Clock p n the Han Of ths
Historical Society, Seconae Of Eleventh st
CIAS. Mex. LEO5ER, REQ Secretary.
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Proposals.

DR0P0SALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
DE received until Feb l. 1876 by the TRUSTEES OF the
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE, 1t their office,
No 81 Watcrs, Brooklyn. n T., the manufacture anu
delivery Of l22 Of steel WIRE ROPE required for
the erection Of the temporary foot bridge, cradle cables, and
other appliances Tor the construction OF the main
cables Of the East River Suspension Bridge.
Printed specifications, together with other Information
regard these ropes may obtained from the secretary
OF the Board Of the Cheffngineer. w. A. ROehlng
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ROAD oOMPANY-DIvIDEND;-T he directors Of this
Company have declared DIVIDEND Of q III -FOUR
AND HALF PER CENT, payable on 30 January next at
HE Office OF the Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works a.
E1ci1gg place. Now.YOrl Dec. So INA
ROBT. s. HUGHES. Treasurer.
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musical gnstrume'its.
THE GREAr BENEFAcT0Rs oF am woRLD

-.--------~~
SECONDHAND Chickering PIANO
- FORTE for SALE low; also secondhand lIac Davis e
Square aHd Uprsht the Uprghts but little used Amply
20 =. G. OSBORNE q CO. 20 East l4th-st, \. y.
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
~ Upright e. RENT SELL cheap. sales cisy monthly
pawn MS. Call at VI. NJ MEkEELLS No Uni0n-squtfc
NO. l6J FouIthaye)
A BRAUTIGAMs Upright aud Square
az PIANOS are second to none; prices moderate Con
SANITY hand large assortment Of SecOdhan Pianos
best New amt secondhand Pianos TO rent.
Warefo0ms y D. % Unlnlsq1arc
I IGHTE * ERNST. old house Of Lighte g.
j Bradbury, olcr thcir splendid pIASOtORIEs at low
prices and easy monthly payments At ~ East ithst Also
Suith's AMERICAN ORGANS.
=, y. BALL & Co.,
bDs No. - EAST 1iTHST
Chickering'S Stonways. and other Pianos and Organs low
fOrcisb. 0n iHstalmcats ani for Int.
EIPRIGHT PIANOS, large and superior as
q sortment for SALE RENT a. OUNRIER A SONS.
Manufacturers, u West l3tl.t between 9TH ana OtnaYes
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WA V. WEBsTER. Secretary
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
NO. GA BROADWAY.
TIFTIETH sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND.

New.York, Dec. o. 1875.
Tho Trustees this institution have declared tho ftieh
semi annual dividend a deposits (by the rules entitled
there;o at OF per cent per sums Of
a. OO8 and under five per per
5000 payable after Jan II. Interest not Withdrawn
Wi remain principal receive interest the de-
post Of and W be entered the Passooks whenever
iIre.enteN J. BROWN, President.
G r. AIyoGD Secretary. EDWARD SCHEGL, Treasurer.
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GTAR BALL LINE.
UNITED STATES AND Brazil MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
sailing regularly EVERY MONTH from
WATsON'S WHARF. BROOKLYN, \. v.
for PARA, PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, and RIO JANEiRo,
calling at ST. JOHNS PORTO RICO.
NELLIE MAETlN, 5000 tons. Jan. %, at D.
John BRAMALI, 1900 tOns, Feb
j. n. WALKER. Zoo tons, March When 2jl itlis on
Sunday, steamers sail q day previous .
steamers perfectly new, with OIL the latest I'M
prOyement having lr-tclls passenger accomnoiatlOn@
For IRE KIT and passage, foiuCad rates apply 70
4 D.. TUCKER g. 60, Agents, 81 HtuO a.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Tie this Line take the Lane Route recommended
by ~. from Ncs York to queenstown,
ana e. son N of iie Banks all the year round.
CELTIC. SATURDAY, Jan. =, at = D. N.
ADRIA|IC, SATURDAY., Jan. 10 at q 2. N.
BALTIC eATU RDAY Jan. %. at 2 D. M
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY, Jan. - nj Z .. m
GERMANIC. SATURDAY. Feb ., at y. m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER.
uniform In size and unsurpassed IN ap
pointments The saloon hlaterOoina Smoking anu nam
Rooms placed gnid,ips, where the noise ana motion
least Hh0TlIng degree OF comfort hitherto unat
tlinable at sea
favorable terms. Bteorage, f2S.
OF plans AMI other Information apply AZ the
r.. J. CORTIs. Agent
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Gilunlions tuante0-- females.

COOK. WASHER and iRONER or HOl ST.
- W0KK.--A German would like ~ get place can 60
coed cooking; ~ cnor nItss aad would 90 general h9ls
Nyor, furnish reference Apply &C thr GRAND 'EN-
TRIAL EMPLDINENI AGENCY, l-n2 broadway, corner
33dst References thoroughly iuyesteat u 90 This Agency
EEOTSEWORk.-A respectable c0lOrcd Nrl
TODD general housevors u small iamilyi god rti'r
onnn. OH Tor mo unLs 40 No. y East 22dat.
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clared the winner Of the race in eighteen minutes
Hunt crossing the line five seconds later.
Tho next for cghtoared bargcs. for which
there two crews entered. Barge Resolutc--H H.
swartz bow; II l. Swartz. No 2; c. Knapp, No. 3;
G. Foster, No 4; A. J. Keegan, No. 8; A. Cornish. No
q; V. G. Audubon, No Z l. Mangam, stroke; S. Weir
coxswan. Barge Charles T.. Carman-W. Henderson,
bow; 5. Knapp, No 2: X Saul, No 8; J. sullivan, No.
4; A. b. Wilson, No. S; d. Do Long, No. 81;
v. Bussing coxswain. The Carnan crew dipped
first, but tho Resolute crew quickly took the lead.
Both had much the same stroke and pulled exceed
ingy we'll together The Resoute had the advantage
Of the shore and kept short distance ahend 10
the stakeboat The Carman, however. had the way
the turn and worked hard tor good lead but before
the quarter OF the second mile ndsd Reso
Lutte again passed. aud won the easily by several
lengths Time--kesolute. 14m. 2s Carman, lam. 19s
The victory IS safe to say, due to the diner
greatly superior to the Carman having slip seats and
being both longer and lighter.
The third for fouroarcd gigs tho best con-
tested OF all. There were two entries Gig Kate c.
No 3, J. Mangam, stroke, and H. j. 'Swartz cox
swain Gig A. /. Soulard-W. Henderson. bow; ID.
De Long No. =; A. Is. Wilson, No. 3; L. Hunt stroke
and V. T. Bussipg c0xswan At the start Kate G.
took the lead and kept about a length ahead OF tho
SouIard for the first mile. Some hard struggling took
place at the turn, but the Kate G. maintained her
position, with the souard pursuing closely
upon her. The finish Of the race
admirable and exciting. When within about 800
yards or the close the OF the Souard spured their
nearly opposite the Kate @. The OF the latter
made desperate effort TO win but the Souard had the
beat Roadway and crossed the line first IN I'm. 27s ,
the Kate C. following In Tim. 30s Alter this a tub
race took place. which created great deal of mcrr
ment The distance was 100 yards and first
cOmplIshed by Peter HINT.
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When O'Leary entered his last mile the audience
watched the tally board for every Ian AS the pedes.
TRAN had to round only eight times complete his
task the spectators began to get excited They ran
from side to side, cheered and yelled, danced and
leaped II mad and the very seemed To yibrats
and the building shake. Every time O'Leary passed
the judges table he received with loud and con,in.
ucus cheers.
The police duty became almost as much excited
as the 1000 or 5000 persons present. and the pucky
walker neared the end OF his long and fatguing walk
they were unable 10 MAINTAIN order. There two
or three roundsmen present but no sergeant to take
chia command the consequence being that tho crowd
did prettysmuch AS they pleased. AZ II wm
known that OLcarv his last round tho barriers
thrown aside broken and the multitude
rushed forward to see the end. AS the
successful pedestrian came up at quick stride 10 the
stand he was suddenly surrounded by the crowd and
though OIeary would be smothcred, but by hcrculean
efforts his friends managed and carry him
MS room The precise time when O'l.eary completed
the 900 miles was llh 20m. 35s, that no beat time
by Am. 25s as he started Monday morning at
In. SIN.
AS soon as the match the band started for
tho door, followed by tho immense throng. nearly
twenty minutes elapsng before they were all out OF
the building. Though somewhat rough in character.
and inclined to be bose!Ous the people quietly
though great deal of fuss ling and ebOwing was oDserv
able shouting and hurrshng they sureed into the
street and cambered into until the vehicles
could scarcely be moved, and every side
visit TO Oleary in his room resulted In finding
flushed and warm His pulse at so and his tongue
was nearly natural in its appearance He stated that
he had taken no solid food all day, the only noursh-
ment consumed being a great deal of hot coffee
count, II necessary walk several additional hours. He
was naturally eated but very modest IN his demeanog
aud uerances 1t Is quite evident that no do
greater feats than accomplishing 500 miles inside Of
LA hours.