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CITY ORDINANCES-OFFICIAL.
MAYoBALTy OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, July 81, 1877.

MAYOBALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, July 81, 1877. !
mo. Administration Seriesl
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several pay rolls therein named.
De it ordained, That the following appropra-
| tons be, and are herebey made, for the month OF
July, 1877, and that the Administrator Of Public
Accounts warrant on the Administrator OF Finance
in ,yment OF the same:
Officers and clerks employed in the
Department of Finance. $3.50 90
Officers and clerks employed in the
Department Of Public Accounts. 1,O73 81
Officers and clerks employed in the
tax registry OF mortgages. ........ $50 90
officers and clerks employed in the
Department of Assessments. . 1916 Is
Officers and clerks employed in the
Department Of the Mayor, viz:
Mayor 3 Office. .......-.... 1915 90
CIky COUNCIL. .........-..... 20 w
City Hall building. ........ 408 So 9.8 50
Officers and clerks employed in the
Department Of Commerce. ...... 2,021 66
Officers and clerks employed in the
Department OF Waterworks and
Public Buildings. viz:
Administrators Office. 1915 90
Waterworks Office ......... LIS 90
Waterworks proper. ...... 1858 %
Court houses. .,............ ESQ 20
Home of Aged and Infrm.. 40 90
Insane Asylum. ........... 6U0 90
Dr. DeRoaldes, visiting ply
sician ............... 1875 CO. 3,468 90
Officers and clerks employed in the
Department of Police, viz:
Administrators Office. go. 1891 66
Boys House Of Refugee. 460 on
City Workhouse. ........... 2G9 SO
Burying INDECENT dead. .... 1876 90
Public pounds. ............ $50 90 1.496 GA
Officers and clerks employed in the
Department of improvements. 3l5 90
Officers and clerks employed in the
Surveyors Department. 1900. 1915 SO
Officers and clerks employed in the
City Attorneys Office. ........... S65 90
Salaries Of the Mayor aud Admins
traitors. Observation-Disclosures. 4,125 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. s19224 50
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New Or
leans, July 81, 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanac, Denis, Diamond, Ed
wards, McCsffrey, Rengstorff.
J. Q. DENIS, Mayor pro tenn.
A true copy:
THOMAS G. RAPIER, Secretary
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, July 81, 1877.

MAYoBALTY or NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, July 81, 1877. {
mo. Observation-Disclosures beries.l
An ordinance providing for the payment OF the
several pay rolls thei Elm named.
Be it ordained, That the following appropria-
tons be and are hereby made for the month of
July, 1877, and that the Administrator of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator of
Finance in payment OF the same:
Pay roll Of recorders courts. ........ $t,7a0 90
Pay roll OF court officers. ............. $50 90
Pay roll Of Superior Criminal Court. TAI 6s
Pay roll of First District Court. ....... b33 30
Pay roll OF sanitary INSPECTORS. -. :. $50 90
Pay roll OF sanitary police. ............ $40 90
Pay roll of justices Of the peace and con-
stables Observation-Disclosures. 400 90
Pay roll OF coroners. Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
Pay roll OF District Attorney. ........... 416 sc
Total a. 751 s5
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New Or
leans, July 81, 1877.
Yeas-Brown. Cavanac Dens, Diamond, Ed
wards, McCaffrey and Rengs off.
J. G. DENIS, Mayor pro tenn.
true copy:
THos. G. RApIER, Secretary.
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Adopted by the Council Of the city of New Or
leans, July 81, 1877.
feas-.brown. Cavanac, Denis, Diamond, Ed
wards, McCsffrey and Rengsto,ff.
- j. q. DENIS, Mayor pro tenn.
THos. q. RAp1ER, Secretary
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hail, July 81, 1877. !
mo. Administration Seriee.1
An ordinance providing for tn, payment Of GER
tain interest.
Be it ordained, That the following amounts of
interest we're due July i, 1875, to the parties
named on the bonds surrendered for funding and
on which there were no coupons. Said amounts
to be paid when collected out OF the interest funds
apperssinipg to the respective series in conform
ity with ordinances Nos. $3.50 and 1882 Admins
tration Series.
s. Lichenstadler. .$37 so
Il. W. @. May bin. Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
T.. J. Forstalls Sons. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30 90
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SlS7 80
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF New Or
leans, July 81, 1877.
J. G. DENIS, Mayor pro TEN.
A true copy;
THos. g. RAP1ER, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
>~1oN5~ -~s~.~~~.~1~.-NI~
BY G. e. Girardey.
BY Sheriff Handy.

SUCCESSION or THE LATE GEORGE Y.
BRIGHT. DECEASED.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS. /,
City Hall, july Al 1eq7

OIty Hal, July 81, 1871 !
mo. Observation-Disclosures ser;es
Resolued, That The AID administrator OF Improves
ments be empowered and instruct. to advertise
for sealed proposals for repairing the nuisance
wharves OF the FIRST, Third and Fifth Districts.
Surveyor v
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New Or
leans, July 81, 1877.
j. G. DENIS, Mayor pro tom.
true copy.
THos q. RAPrER, Secretary,
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per act ninety-six, section seventy. nine. extra
stssion OF the General Assembly OF is77.
'opted by the Council Of the CITY Of New Or
leans, July 81, 1877. ivy - 10" VI
trus copy p'' 'o"'
TRos. g. RAptER, Secretary
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DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
Public squares. ............,... 1928 so
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.,
Wharves and landings. Observation-Disclosures. $40 60
Iotal. ..>s,..................$6 SO, 041 30
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, July 81, 1877.
NO. Standardization Series.l
Be it ordained, That the Administrator OF FL
nance is hereby designated the proper otticer
to aubrogats'the eity's liens and mortgages, as
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public and yourselves are told that
the sheds have been an injury to the sugar
have the shoes removed? Is the protection of
nolssses from the fermentation produced by
heat the lifting OF sugar from the mud and its
shelter from rain, an injury? More than this.
the sheds have become the sugar market OF the
city, it's open sides admitting light and air, and
convenience and comfort for the sale and pur-
chase OF sugar. They have become the place
where most of the brokers meet and whence
they transact their business, and many dealers
send their sugars from warehouses to the sheds,
as affording them the fairest field for successful
speculation and ready sales. And here we may
ask, WAS it contemplated that any one should
have the right to send their sugar to th9 sheds
from warehouses in the city for twenty five cents
per year or more?
lin the attempt which has been made through
you, to get the Shed Company to keep sugar and
molasses indefinitely for twenty-five cents per
hogshead and fifteen cents per barrel, none have
had the candor to inform you of the benefits and
advantages OF the sheds, we venture little in say
ing that none have asked their removal or demoli-
ton.
We are not averse to an amendment of the
charter In some respects, and to an arrangement
through your honorable body of a permanent
tariff; but that suggested by your committee can
not be accepted. as it would barely suffice to pay
the expenditures.
Your committe has referred to the charges for
drayage. Not cent Of this is charged by the
company. that expense is incurred by the wharf
niger In the drayage of eugar and molasses from
the crowded portions of the levee to the sheds,
where it Is his duty to bring it. 1t is matter of
no concern to this company whether any drayage
is paid or not. But as sugar and molasses can
not we'll move itself, and as it COSTS something to
move it from encountered parts OF the landing to
the sheds, or elsewhere, the charge for removal
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your honorable body the responsibility of the in.
juries suggested above; to prevent which, we re.
sspeotfuly urge the following for your considera.
ton:
! In the latter part Of the year 1860. City Coun-
Oil, composed OF our own citizens, with G. Pan
delly and Louis A. Witt as presidents OF the two
branches M 81 the government, passed ordin-
charter under which the Sugar Shed Company
came into existence The Shed Company lie not,
therefore, as has been stated in the public prints
. creature OF any Radical Legislature or party.
In 1869, when the city gave the charter, the
sugar landing, as all know, was, during the fail
and winter when the sugar and molasses came to
this market, an uncovered space frequently pre-
senting surface of sticky mud and, at all timee,
open and exposed to the heat OF the sun and
the inclemency of the weather. The Sugar Shed
Company, at an expense OF t,co hundred and fo,ty
thousand dollars, built spacious sheds, covering
large area of the sugar landing. and placed
Hereunder firm and dry fo0rings for the recep-
ton Of the crop as 1t WAS disembarked. 1t was
intended, and this your committee recognized
ed in the city should be received beneath the
sheds, and in this consisted the principal advan-
tage to the company; and as it was certainly the
duty Of the city to maintain and enforce COM
pliance with this right, duty never discharged,
as at no time during any 'one season has there
been placed under the sheds any more than
twenty-eight per cent OF the crop, and sometimes
less than eighteen per cent has been received.
Your committee have further stated, and stated
correctly, that ordinance No. 1928, nev series.
''Never contemplated that the same (the fugar
aud m olasses) should remain longer than req
sond6te time" on the levee or landing under the
shed. This time was fixed, by ordinances exist
ing at the date OF the shed contract, at forty
eight hours. The landing covered by the sheds
continued the landing, and the ordinances Of the
city applied to the sheltered spaces as well as to
me open ievee. For the enormous expenditure
at which the sheds we're put up, for the care and
repair thereof during the term of the charter,
and considering that the city would obtain, free
Of charge, the ownership Of half of the build
ings erected by the company, in return
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for said company in the budget Of 1878.
Ordinances and Resolutions offered.
By Mr.. Cavanac, Administrator of Finance I'D
interim .. rs ,s- .-.s g.
AN ordinance providing for the payment of GER
tain interest, amounting to $lS7 so. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Diamond
An ordinance to grant the use Of Tivola Circle
10 the Lee Monumental Association, for the pur-
pose of erecting therein monument to Gen.
Robt. E. Lee. Adopted.
BY MIR. Mccartney
Resolution authorizing the Administrator Of
improvements to advertise for sealed proposals
s Tor the repair OF the nuisance wharves of the
First Third and Fifth Districts. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Brown
!. Ordinance designating the Administrator Of
Finance as the proper officer to subros ate the
city's liens and mortgages. Adopted.
2. Resolution sppropriating $500 in favor of
JAS. Mcdonnell, for services rendered in the suit
of Myra Clark Gaines VS.. the city of New Orleans
Adopted.
Q. Resolution sppropriahng $500 in favor of
Jas. Mcconnell, for services rendered in the suit
OF Myra Clark Gaines vs.. the city of New Orleans
Adopted.
4. An ordinance making appropriations for
charitable institutions for July, 1877. amounting
to $3l42 &c. Read twice.
s. An ordinance providing for the payment OF
the several accounts therein named for July,
1877, beginning "Firemen's Charitable Associa-
tion." ETC., amounting to s14. 1888 50. Read twice.
6. An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named for July,
1877 bepinninp UNew Orleans Gaslipht Com.
,pany." amounting to s13, 422. Read twice.
z. An ordinance providing for the payment of
the accounts named therein, beginning 81, D.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

THos. G. RAPIER, Secretary.
, 1877-08-24
TIE CoUNTY-BUILDING.

The Criminal Court Will adjourn Tomorrow foe
ono week.
The motion for new trial In the BROOKS .1oseo
caae will BE- argued to.day.
Dy agreement the trial OF the indicted Commits.
alone,s bsa been put oycr to September. without
day.
The t.lai-calendar 10 tho Criminal Court was
never In better condition than II will be to-day,
Escry Indictment will hare been disposed Of where
a continuance haa not been Asked. and after t.;
morrow. eentence-day, the inmates Of tue jail
will bs comparatively few; a. least none who wcro
indicted prior 10 June will he In jail without hnv.
ing had hearing.
Abnut year sgo a very lmnottant 'RinE."
Grafton had to be postponed on account Of the III
ness OF Commissioner. few days later said
Commissioner tod = nDrse at considerable ausan'
tAgc, was made we'll and ths scheme was carried.
M0nahy another important measufe-tht samt ono
In a!1erent ehape-cOtnes Mp, nnd. 10 ana &C.
hold tic Commissioner II said TO be kttk again.
Has hu another hotae for falo!
This sub.CommIttce Of The Stats Board OF Eguali.
xaton was In ses.lon at Klatoa llai Yesterday. IN
answer to tho noticcA sent out 70 corporations tho
| day hefore. thcre were 1utte number. Of re-
! eponseA bus nothing was done. Those who re-
| saaulci wuec furn&lled with blank. and asked to
ill and Return u, gs.lng statement Of thc ssiue
Of thett properly &C. r. rssPon:es ~. w BE- a,sa @
l}oasd and such concerns M fall 10 respond VII! 20
! assessed en tue best Information obtalnaoc. In
all caacs thorc IL no dnubt from the developments
Of yesterday but large ratae VIII be made, cape
eia1ly In South Chicago. Tho Committee Will b IN
session again to-day. and probably Tomorrow.
, 1877-08-24

~..-''N-''-'''-'
Fitst base BY eT!ors-i'o:ton, :; cinennati, 2.
Three. base btt-Nhlte.
Two base hits-Sutt1n and Jones.
Double ptays-Addy and Foley.
Esf ::ssessis:. fssess5s Ss'ess Il ro,e, /;
Smith. /.
Passed baIls-White, i.
Emplrc-Summts.
Time Of RaMe-Two hor.s md 6ftccn minutes.
THE WHITES At sPRtsaFtEtD.
8ptrta, htsooteh 70 71s Tribune.
SrntxaY,ELp, ILL.,. Aug. 23.-I'hs game Of base.
baii here to-day between tbo Chicago whites md
Springfield Reds was ponr exhibition all sfound.
ch!s.nss ks,neS tan. 10; spFlnecfsIa.s Y tsIasaa J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ssp<cai HspuscA IN 7hs Tribune.
SaM HeTs s S sna s s.s stssn s5s H.
was brilliant ezh!aIton Of acldns sktli. Al Tho
close of the ninth inning tho acofc stoad even.
N Wsre psysd hi nsithof oi tae ciubs were sbo 10
add to Hcore. and the umpire. at the urgent 70.
qnest Of tho Captains. declared tho snine draw.
Tho laat rams 81 tho championship auries between
r. w;at as h., gssy ,se,sa
ains 9en she lsteds aawea o VI !.toss
sssss q 8 a9' ssss y hsass ss
n tha tenti. inning the 1Iarttords wero near 70.
thom victory. Aftnr Ferguson. their arst batamnn
had boen Aispoaed Of by Latham 1t lrst base, tas+
took 4 haso. Taylor then followed with q hit Ia
tcrhardt, which tho lstter player lot 60 by him.
aud on which ra,sldy ran TO = third baso bus All;
it to Latham at 6Est base, Who In turn hcnt 1t ia
snyder In time to head otf Caaady, who was tryEn1
TO steal home. Tho next tnniBg was unpsoductist
of runs, and as 1t was getting dark tho g4mo waa
called bY tho umpire
Following II
, 1877-08-24
CRIMINAL.

The eale Of Cnpel!n b Nagenbaeh. who were II.
ststed for having empty clsas'boxes In their pos.
session with the stampa not cancelled, wAs again
continued hv Commissioner ltoyua to enahls them
10 got wItnesses In their behalf.
Warren r. Carter, arrested last ThnndsT for
ma x,ng counterfeit quarters. halves. trade dollars
Lommisslones Iloyhe, having been surrendered ~
the city authorties 10 the tcndef meFcsss af tue
Federal Government Ills caso Wa Continued TO
Wednesday.
Jane. Sullivan was begore Justice D'svolf yestAs.
day for stealing watch worth 3:5. ring costing
SIS. pair Of boots, snd cash a9nunttng 10 Ut
from Capt. John Aulsapx Ths sheit ~ %as a,a done
ID $500 bonds. and ha is nox in Jail.
John Bnsler, Jottph Newman, Mike 0esry.
as a.ee faa
) haexa,sn. carried il h. vehicle % point whsra
!he other wrIe. . aud taen DEPOSITED hs. f.tixht
til to.day Ia bonds Of 1000.
Minor arrests: James Brown. theft Of fory feet
Of black rubber hoss 10, ~h.elI 20 owner ID wanted
WiIi1s,a newton: t;eo:ys Anafews,. = isxfant
hanging sbous tbs Michigan tcnstal depos s1maa
wi!n spleinsrks and bogus ehcsks t*'lh which TO
pass erielt uatf dollars u tbs saloon u Henry
J1erscs: Hasy, Anderson and fourteen tarales ot
d...Fatly esu:s ~; 70 ESSh a,snas;
buggy thss appeared 70 hare been stolen.
Justice Morrison yesterday held Easll, tbs abos.
&t1n.sI. in $tt.UUu kunIs tu lhe Criminal Court;
Joha Davis, 500 to the Crimln4l Court; William
Garrity, slxty days, Justice fnmsnc1oc1d yestas'
daJ he'll the foalosln4; Ja'nrs Thou'pson. pan
cling" 1aiaes shAH.hnessy, OF Daboqne.
street huAseoi Ill fans. 10 the Cfluip41tuust
Magic kii!t. larceny ot sha~l from bridget Gon'
at4bbIn: Maid Lewis, 81, 100 d!tt1; James bird,
larceny OF = watch from Adolph Hestendotf 500
ditto, and 1jutF N1r,aess &4u ns ~ikAess Of the
theft; John Flsna!g4n. $500 ditto; Mathew Leon
ard, shooting ut Juhu corwla, Il, 900 70 the Grim
| inAl Court.
, 1877-08-24
Mrs. COGGESilALL.
Many Citizens of STestrrvllie, O., Declare
that Hhs Shall Not liz Tn4tIy,fstreas.

Many Citizens Of Westrrvslie, O.. Declsre
that shs Shall Not lsa InstMistreas.
CotrxRrs. O.. Aug. .3.-The people, of WestsE-
vile. small village fourteen miles north of this
city, arc greatly agsted ottr the recent appoint.
meat Of the new Postnstress for tho village Post.
Os,cs 10 lAe person Of Mn. fp2setlall, Tho widow
Of the late CnElGd States slnstat to Ecuador. An
indignation meeting was held Last night, at which
resolutions we1s psased calling upon Pfstl.
dent llsyes to eaneet the sppolatn,ent, On
ths ground that ths citizens did rot wish
any ehal,gs male, that tho opnointRent was re-
cured " 0atsiIe influences; tint they object bs
cause Whenever chanxe should bccoMs nectssafy
they have wtdoWs tn theIE minst. 1a1ds 70 hf tue
Rebellion. who. s,ag permanent reade nts. should
el.!n, public patson ,2s ia preference 70 steangess.
Mrs. C..geahail was fof.MesIy !ss1dent Vt this
city, but has intI In Keslsrtbtla fnE u year
past. Ceftstn charges OF aetljsencs we're
nIads agAnst tho fsts t0sttnaster, aat
bT 4 Sucrlal AY"nt 1f tbs Department. bat what
tho ogcIsl sepYtt On the matter was has not becn
lu adu kAuwn. Nfs. EogseshaIl Il lady Of very
limited meats. but l1tclllxcnt aud casapetent and
persoaal Acquaintance Of inc President snd Mrs.
lsyes, to both u whuna she addressed lctIsrs stk
Ing tho appointment In case change Wa snsde.
Tbs 0i1ra IL Aosth atout 5000 per snnum:
The Resolutions wsre forwarded " the Post
master. General. There II intense icrlanz III tha
y!llaXa otts shs matter.
, 1877-08-24
.,,ace ran bc made. II can seat !, 900 persons

edifce can bc male. II can scat !, 600 persons
The b"arare. hen,s !; tep. BY Mr . G. chsrman; ,ns
new and extensive evokins: fanxe @ na- neen p,seen
he fed Win daiir bread At ,'aeh meal. Policemen
Barber md Wasmund sre on the yronnd resdy to,
ere,scs, sn il &. Kennlcott snpcstniendent Of The
grounds. 10 whom *i applfcatfons In their several
departments should be made. ..-,
AMovn fnoss 1RSriSo or Tns GROUND
erc the t.r'1;s, ot Mo,s' !. !. Psst. Pow.
eri. The Rev. ii. wh!prie:, Father De coute'. see
Hey. u. p James. q. Miller y sea.'' Mfs. " ot T.: T.
nsa E,ss rs: sa see
tsa A. charles wr1en the i!.,; e S,er,en ;;sn
VI !s:hsl hw!'es r. IT, F. i Affes Z 4 % u: '.a,
III oi E!ap,son nton lle,ahtt ralatIns md
hs,:'G:'?Rs f. sc r. .; S
oss, T. TnfGsf s, 4 cSSd %oo T. T. nye Whs,
i /. i.iner Chicago l. represented by The families
NJ Z :: 9a,s' T. oils,sn Re- nn'n!HtGa IT, ri +
w. y, e:sSe. e sW..mnni MI. 4. Relf. v Lfh.toet
!h.ric. pame; 7 Harvey lanes rsmMs1',, :. W.1.h =
nd r. fa'e: 4 sineiare. III spfnstr, b:. siisi
$ss E II i:
| Hcv. Mr, Ackerunan. Park Isldgc.
The hrst day usually .he!1y DE- devoted to pte;; p;
shc Superintendent ths fsev. Dr.. Bottug delivered
e en aay
it,e. Ii was conducted By tho Rev. str Layton, of
Evanston. Much interest wss maoiie'ied
The appointments for To-day. 20 fat hs they have
Of ATLANTA. On. viii preach =. lo:ao a. :thc ite..
soo. II saSs sa X. hes :'HSs
i In the evening nishon Anes VII preach satnfday
I 81 n1HnFo hA u
, 1877-08-24
AQUATIC.
TIE REGATTA ~ MADISON,

fp.c'ai D,7,ateh 10 Tak 7rtsuas.
MANSON, WIS.,, Arg. a3,--Tho weather to-day
wss supesb fot tho rtcaita. The crowd waa larger
than yesterday, thurs bcln9 fully 1000 people on
the shores ol the lake. Thd race Of the tsy wAs
the d,st one fol four. Dared hoals for which thcss
were fout sntsisa.~ tho Msdi.ons. Mlnncsotas.
MItetells. Of Milwsukec, and 2ephyrs, Of De!ruit.
one Of the Madison crew having been Injured Ia a
gamo OF ba.c .hail.' Tits 1nosniag Z burlington
msn wAs aubstitated, thesa being no other
a.afiable man prrscut. Tile Captain Of The
Madison crew went 10 The MInnssota boys
with the e1planstIon OF the subttltut!on,
and, with generous and hearty sympathy, they
clis. Of Milwaukee, wcEe inclined to object. but
1nally said ..All right" Tbs Zephyra were Dc.
sefu'ned IN sheis oppo'iitoa, md, oa approaching
,sf ot sns t.
pull. seconded by the Mitchel1s. Tor h.d:,:n
lo,s ~ers ruled gut md tns Fass . -. Pa'!e! ths
t.inud through 'hs RAGS. winntu:: y 1e:ll!i,
the st. Psui eess . setond end. n r.; ";si.s. sal
o. o. sisht @ boat.lensths lealnd. Maeh Ipii:astton
wss expressed at thu conduct OF the Detroit clap
IN refusing to sl!ow the Madison slab In the race
th.t their 0niy sslrat!on IL win RAGS was
IL vet tbs Madison boJs out OF the way. The syln'
y ~ .nS e. sp4c q
wnnd win tue raes, hut ths Detroit msn 1e1s loo
Tbs H. " sotknx-boat race for two .oep e.eh "a.
won by !Ia*. sad laippsnmres; t!ue, lo:;e4 for
mile snd return.
B.ll I'D ilaeai*it q ST. F.ai,s who won The gold
Ths III H. .hsi fse. VIA called ont Of order on se-
saee uaa fos single sculs. .lx entnsa BELL. Mar.
tin. Thompson: t;o6, Hnadlst1. and DsasIox. aud
=: xea ~ 1hS%Psons; q usst: - 5stst5anf. ,stla T.
Tbs popteoa ..s.. which sa. ths l..t r.ee created