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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31
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WASHINGTON. d. g., January 81, lST7.-ln
the Senate, to-day, communication was re-.
ceived from the four Justices OF tn" Supreme
Court appointed portoo Of the el. ctoral vote
commission Announcing that Mr.. Justice Brad
ley, OF the Supreme Court, had been chosen
the fifth member # the commission.
a resolution requiring tickets Tor admission
to the south wiHg .! the Capitol durlng the
ioiot meeting of the Senate aud II use for the
counting Of the electoral votes was agreed to.
The tickets arc to be 10 charge Of he Commit
tee on Rules, and to be distributed hy the Ser
pcant-at Arms.
After the consideration Of some routine bus
mess the bill in relation to the Pacific raliro
was taken up aud Mr.. 1huim VI made short
speech aud was followed by MIR. West, o
Il u $laua
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E. J. MILLER & CO.,
Importers Of
CHINA and QUEENSW ARE
AND DEALERS IN
Glassware, Window Glass, Lamps, Chandelier
and Fancy Goods.

No. IS Ming street.
We have now in store, purchased direct from
the manufactures q full complete and hand
some assortment of goods in our lne to which
we invite special attention.
French China Dinner Sets, complete, in plain
white gilt band and decorated; French Chins
Tea Sets, in gilt band aud decorated; French
China Cups and Saucers, gilt band and plain
white; French Chins Vases, new patterns and
very handsome; French China Toilet Sets,
Moss Rose and othor patterns; English Toilet
Sets, handsomely decorated, something new /;
China Mugs, Toy Tea Sets, Glass Vases, &c.
We have the largest and mo st complete stock
of goods ever before brought to this place, which
we are offering at very low figures. Call and
examine OF goods and prices. NH 5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

On Monday the pastor conducted the exercises
assisted bv the Rev. J. s. Boyer. Mr.. Webb
nreached at night from Jeremiah ill.,, -. Yes,
torday Afternoon the subject 0! the ADDRESS was
the confession of ST. Thomas: my LORD ana
nv God" In the evening MIR. WcDo preaeh-
I'd from Rev. xxi, II: "rhe SPIRIT ana Tue
Bride say Come Su" At the close OF the
sermon upwards Of twenty persons went 'oT"al'
AZ epou,r,r>, several OF whom protesSed coo'
version K Y. MIR. Clements, OF Lee: burg, as
sisted The pastor aud christian workers "1 'he
congregation.
INA PERlLoUs STUATIoN.-Fhl evening
about three O. clock Two small boys named John
LYONS and John Whitley, who had been pad
dlIUg about amnug the ice cakes on the river 10
sruail skatf, concluded 10 vary their fun, aod
accordingly hauled their boat up on large
cake aud got out Of ii for walk on tnH
| ice, la few muutcs the Ice cake oIohe
ard the BOYS were lett on one side oil the crack
and the boat on the other. Their cries for help
SOON attracted the attention Of those on the shore
a;d several boats put OUT to their assistance,
| Eut became iatnmed in the ice. The con-
liiou of the boys being brought to the
attention of Capt. J scph ". Denty OF the
| tug boa, Smith Petit, he immediately went to
their assistance aad succeeded 10 reSculng O"th
the boys AID their boat, besides relcaNios the
other b rats from the ice Que of the little boys
had TO ne hauri on board she tug with rope,
the condition Of the ice not permitting nearer
approach to him The news that two ch'iurcn
w"re ahoat on the ice, soon spread through the
lower part Of the city aud large numbers OF ex-
cited people Fl ,cked TO the wharv to witness
the scene. Much credit is du, &c Capt. Denly
Tor his humane conduct.
FALLS CHURCH. The Southern Churchman
says that OH Fails Church, ole OF the old his
t,rical relics in Fairfax county, remnant OF
colonial times, has at last, alter years OF labor
90 the part of its friends been p aced IN
state of thorough repair, and bids fair to out
last mauv modern structures. 1t has been
newly 70 fled, r,painted, and the walls staiucd.
For souc months the congregation have hren
wcrshlpriug in the Prcsby tarlan Church, bu!
on Sunday, 2Sth inst, services were resumed
in the old church, and Will be Continued regu
larry hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

DONATION TO THE Poor. Among the con-
tritu;ious for the bcuc6t Of the poorot the city
received to-day, was four horse load of wood by
Mr.. John Maloue, Of Fairfax county, aud IN a
note 10 Mr.. Richard W. Avery, through whom
the wood was sent. Mr.. Malone says he will
send auothcr load to the poor Of St. Mary S
Caurch, and adds. that if each OF The farmers
living within few miles Of Alexandria would
send lad OF W rrd to town for the benefit OF
the poor they would do kindly act without
d,trmant to their Interests, and at the same
un,e relieve tie necessities OF many worthy
people w1o are now, By the hard times, forced
10 ask aid 0: the city authorizes.
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ACCIDENTALLY kILLEp.-On Saturday Ia

ACCIDENTALLY KILLEp-On Saturday last
Mr.. Ogden was standing on the porch OF
Bruwu's store, at Surrattsvilie Prince George s
couaty, Md, having a loaded guu leaning
against his arm. by some unexplained means,
tie iutl of he gun slipped 1T the porch, aud
ia" cock striking violently against a step, the gun
was dl>chas ed, sendiag the lead through Mr..
O.deu's neck, into his head and killing him
instantly. The deceased was ayouag man and
unmarried. There seems to have been siogu
lar fatality 10 his family as regards hre-arm :
his father and one brother having been klllcc
by their accidental discharge, and another
brother badly wounded by a shot, during al
election riot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

"All the health enjoy, and even my LIE
may say. is in consequence Of Simmons Lave
Regulator. would not take one n1tlto" oo1
lars for my interest in that medicine. :,
"W. Il, WILSON, Welborn, Ella.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks office of the Cor
Y porstion Court of the city OF Alexandria
on the 10Th day OF Janu ,ry, 1871 r. M; Lawson 81
VS.. s. N Smyth, R. +. Knox and george Il.
Shinn, the last of whom traded under tho name
of Shinn s. Co. In chancery and upon an IN
junction. .
Memo.--The object Of this suit is to restrain
S. NJ. Smyth from proceeding further under an
attachment against 4. NJ. Lawson in the suit OF
s. M Smyth vs.. Shinn u Co., and to have the
amount due by r. NJ Lawson to George H.
>hinn, trading under the name Of Shinn j 90;
being $3.50 10. applied towards the payment OF
S4OG &c due by said Shinn TO K. M. Lawson
and 4. F. Knox, who were Jointly Interested IN
q certain pure hsse Of corn from sad Shlnn.,
The defendant, George r. Shlnn, not nav
ing entered his appearance and gwen Sc
curity according 10 the net OF Assembly,
and the rules Of this Court, and 1t appear
ing by affidavit that he is not resident OF
this State it is ordered that said defendant appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit and that a copy OF TINS Or
der DO forthwith inserted in the Alexandra Ga>
zette, Il newspaper published in the city OF Al
exandria, once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door OF the Court House
Of this city. copy-test: OIL,
MORTON MARYE, Clerk
! Al johnson, d. O. an 3lw4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

Foul breath is caused 10 ALMOST every case by
tarer upon teeth and highly lrfamGd STATE
of the gums caused by tarler, Wells hursha
removes this deleterious substance and renuers
the gumbs healthy.
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Local fsreyi1ieS.

The Virgi,ia Sentinel, Of this city, has agar
suspended publication.
The Knights Of St. Patrick will give sclec
@ complimentary hop at their hall in Harlow $
building to night.
Among ths singers at the grand musicale OF
Prot. A. S. Roe, 10 Washington, to'morro"
night, arc several AIexaGdrla vocasts.
The Finance Committee of the City Cono'l,
and the Com missoners of the Sinking Fund
will meet at she Auditors office tonight.
The light on the shoal off Thomas PoIot'
Chesapeake bay, will be exhibited after To-Day
It is of the fourth order, showing red haSh
every thirty seconds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31
BY r. a. Kerby, AUct'r.

TRUSTEES SALE CT REAL ESTATE
l. Default having been made for elk success
sive months in the payment Of the semi.monthly
instruments secured to 1.-THE Alexandria Coop
erative Building Association of Alexandria,
w." by the deed Of trust hereinafter mention
ed, snd the Board of Directors of the enid ASSOC
cistion having requested in writing sale of the
property thereby conveyed the undersigned, in
pursuance cf the said request and by virtue Of
the deed of trust from Georgesnna Day TO them,
dated on tho 4th day Of October, 1875 and Of
record in tho Clerks office of the Corporation
Court for the city Of Alexandria, Virginia, liber
No 6. psge &c, will expose for sale by public
auction. on SATU RDAY, the 10th day Of Feb
ruary, 1877, at II m, in front Of the Market
Building on Roy>l street in the city of Alexsn-
dris. Virginia, the property conveyed by the
said decd of trust--A LOT OF GROUND, ~
with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, il &s
tho said city of Alexandria, situated on the west
side Of Lee street. between Princess and Queen
streets, in front on Lee street 81 feet 9! inches.
and extending westwardly in depth l23 feet
inches
Terms If Sae--One third Of the purchase
money in cash on tn" day o: sale, and the resi-
due IN two equal payments al threa and six
months from the day Of sale; the deferred pay
ments to bear intcres. from the day OF sale and
TO be secured by TIE notes Of the purchaser, with
approved personal security and the retention of
the title to the property until they are paid.
Costs Of coaveyAncing 10 be paid BY the pur-
chaser.
GEO Fl ROBINSON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

ceive,i here to day o! sad case Of attempted
suicide, which occurred near GIymont, IN
Charles county, Md, uuriag he latter part OF
last week. Ii seems that aycurg lady, mem
Der ct one OF the most respected families iii
Charles county, deliberately left her home and
went to shc edge o. IA marsh ncar BY, whore
she cur her throat from ear to ear, aud made a
cash in each Of her arms. Finding that death
did not cn>uc at once from the cuts, she at.
tempted to drown herself 10 the marsh, and,
failing in this, succeeded in dragging herself 10
the kitchen OF her fathers house, where she
fell, laiuting from the loss OF blood. No cause
for the rash atiempt can be as igucd, and the
,ady herself refuses to give any, only saying
that ,he intended to kill herself At las; ac
counts she was In Il critical CONDITION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

HE RlvER.-'Ihefe is net Nnch change to
note 10 the condition Of the river to day. 1t
continues 10 be filled with floating ice, drifting
hIrhcr aud thither with the tides but becom
INK gradually weaker an! softer. 10 day it
offered scarcely any obstacle to the pasSag" 81
steamers The steamship john GlbSOa sailed
10. New York this tnoruing, and thc Jug } ohm
son Bros. brought down trnm Washington she
canal schooner Rapiian. winch has been troz"n
UP there. The luz Kate also made a trip to
Washington aud back, aud the tug Fannie NJ.
Gilbert camc down from Georgetown a. lar as
the Magazine wharf. above this city, on the
opposite shore, and went back again. Ii Is un-
dcrstood that the tug Smith Petit will leave
here to morrow with the schooner Active Tor
the lower river, and that the Kate Will go to
Qllullco Ter Il tow Official Information states
tnat the steamer Lady of the Lake will leave
Norfolk TO- morrow evening and arrive here on
Friday morning. She will resume her regular
Trip, ~ Monday next. Capt. Griffin, " tn i
row boat, rcopcncd the Maryland ferry iue
yesterday.
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w. Clark, esq go Walnut street, Phl la
delphia, Pa, writes: Il have used DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup and found it the best remedy
ever tried"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

NJ. L. CuURcH.-The special services con-
tnuc to he held with marked spiritual results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31
GEO. II ROBINSON
JND. B SHOOT, Trustees.
THOMAS PERRY,

INRUSTEh'S ShLE-Ry virtue OF y deed of
4 trust from William Miller. dated October
1Ih, ISL, the Subscriber, as trustee, snd 1T the
request Of the creditor by said deed secured,
will sell, by public auction, on SATURDAY,
the i0.h day of February, 1877, at twelve IN in
front Of the Market building on Royal ST., the
property conveyed to him by said deed OF trust,
namely: A certsin LOT OF LAND, situate,
being and lying in the said city of Alexandra,
on the east side Of Henry street, fronting 81 feet
inches sid Henry street, and running east
50 feet, m rc or less, bounded west on Henry st
north on land Of ;he late James English, east on
lard Of Lewis Baltimore, and south on land
Of Lewis Baltimore.
Terms Of Ssle-Cafh.
10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31
Jan lO-w4w GEORGE L. SEATON, Trustee

VALUABLE LANDED ESTATES FOR
| Y SALE-By virtue Of deed of trust exc
cuted to the undersigned on the 18th day Of
| April. 1870, to secure " dob. to w. ) Gurnen.
Of New York city, the following large, produc-
tive and very valuable estates will be offered COR
sale on the premises, respectively. at the times
| and on the terms hereinafter named, to wit:
On FRIDAY, the 9TH day Of January, 1877.
tho MOSS NECK ESTATE. containing nearly
| 7ON acres, on the RsppahannocS river, below
| Fredericksburg, in Caroline county.
| On TUESDAY. the 9th of January, 1877. the
GEEyS MANOR ESTATE, containing 1900
! acres. lying near Markham station, on the Man.
asses GAP RsiIroad in Fsuquer county, and
Or THU HSDAY, the llth Of January. 1877,
the TRACT OF LAND, within !uur m les of
Staunton, continuing about l56 acres, and now
hnld and possessed by Col. a. W. HHrmrn, and
being ono of The most valuable estates in Au-
gust. county.
The improvements on Zach of these properties
are good Possession given in time for Spring
crops; the exsct time will be announced at the
les. All growing crops will be reserved.
The sales will be Tor cash, IS required by the
trus. deed The Titles are believed to be good,
but unlg such vii! De conveyed as are vested in
the undersigned.
HIGH W SHErFFT ~
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv Green & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
WILL BE SOLD ON SATURDAY, Feb.
w Sd, in front Of the Mansion House, in
Alexandria, Va, at II o'clock m, two ST. 600
First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GOLD COU-
pom BON Dis Of the Washington and Ohio r.
K. Co., and one $50 First Mortgage Sevon Per
Cent CURRENCY COUPON BOND of the
Railroad Co. jsh 27-ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-31

C--WT'
,es> pOSrPONEMENr-B consent Of the
uartics Interested The mb W. sass will be post
ponpd rs follows, viz Of Moss Neck till TU HS-
DAY .ha 9th of February, 1871: OF Leeds Ma
nor til TIL u RSDAY, the 9Th dsY Of Febru ry,
ls7I, and the Harmsn Farm nesr Stanton TIL
SATURDAY. the 10th day Of february, 1871.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, T-uo,...
EUMUND COFFIN, Jr.,
inn 4-wts
, 1877-08-23
ST. JOHNS,

pIStlsslhu Tue sITuAI4UHs
4 specal mcc1tng VI the parish Of ST. Johns
I.>t.c1pal Church IVES held last evening 10 taku
iut9 .rn Iteration tho statua Of tho church prop
etIy, auu decide something to the future Vi the
soy.tty. ILe weather had much to do With The
smill ATTENDANCE. bat morc than this tho uufor-
tlnate circumstances under which Tho meeting was
hstl.
THO ley. Dr. Hopkins. thr Rector called tho
nretlng to esaer, and ely stated tlx object. In
shc OF hs rtlassks he relerted seeliugly to
the fart that the church had been sold fur debt and
panied vary sad picture ot lhe churches Ut their
DENOMINATION on tue West b1ds. LIZ had heafd
sus4estvas, 10 said thst tbs bett thing the par.
hh coald do would ~ 10 unile with The
Cha1eh Of tbc A.one,nent and Calvary
Church. hut be WA NOT prepared TO advocate such
couEse Just ,et Of really u 4Isisc what wss beat
10 tp, from the fact that The spero1adnxs we're 20
complicated. 1fu lhuIght however, that By =
utIeu Of The three churches > stEuu: organization
night te built up, notwithstanding ali Of them
wese weak. and, beyoDd fceby maintaining tbe,n.
selves. had doaa very Attlo church work. The
latss shat either Of them had done VA 10 pay the
Interest on IT. debt and pay IT. running expenses
but u union Wetc contaminated, and the proper
energy thtown in.o the work, he h.d no doubt hAt
AsueDg, healthJ organization mixht ~ built up.
L. Ne Inclined. however. to tblnk 1t best 10 hang
, 1877-08-23
SUBURBAN..

EVANSTON
The Village Trustees sat in regular semi monthly
sesslou Tuesday evening, with acssrs. flusc, Gage,
Kellogg, Davis, and Jenxs present.
Directly npon tho reading Of The minutes OF tho
previous meeting, President lEuso slated that hn
was then authorized to Withdraw tho resignation
OF Trustee Kedzle, which had becn presented to
tho board fonr wock4 before but Ind not hceu &C.
ceptad. BIT. Kedzie lad been persuaded TO recon.
slider hs action, but did not consider II necessary
TO make my explanatlona. President iiusc said
ho did not think II hecessasy u tako any action In
order to place Mr. Kedkis In good standing ~
member Of tho Boari as hls resignation bud not
been accepted. Trustees Davis mud Gage colncded
In this. an4 no action was taken.
The report ioF tic month o. June q Af. In
Holly. Cnef. Engineer OF the Wafer Works. was
then read, showing the following 1ta!tlug facts:
Pumped dus,ng tas a,onth. u, ". 700 Galsons:
ses! ssl go po9na. .,e,.s w.tss pst day
Of fuel per day. St, u. This Engtscers report Tor
shc month Of July was a.so read. showing tho fol-
ins l6s n1onth, Id, aoB, QUO gallons, total cost Of
pumping each million Ea!sons. Including salaries,
etc.. 3:d y being isfxe rsaaet'on from tho eo,s @
proving that when the consumption II doubled the
Works will be much more chcaply operated.
Trustee kellogg. Chairman ot ths Water. Works
Comnttce, reported la reference to the luke inlet
she same. found ons Of lilo piles broken ii tho
lake bhu.loln md tv pipe crowGtd oHt II llnu md
tmGeddsd iu Lind on il nu.th sidr but no, On tho
sontn' ~ @ & ~. ~ ~ ~, PIE pt s "tMn' a
3iHeA alscaaehn w. nao 9n sna report taPt;
pl.tng sho north side VI the pipe unless tho lake
dir r~ns iii frnrn ths nt,rtHssst. Tru.frn
Mss. "nok stronolv .r.in,t ic.x,n~ ~. MI. =. at
present. isad ne r"!neI sae n,t ~ mSa'
Ht1te8 ~" sf'""x .ss.d r.ns,s.. s S''o. 't.
nd nth.,s ,n,innssa the ..rt,n,.ni
tAtt. ra!eou ts'A " "94!u .Ro "o!tA @A~
or 3l5 per piece u f0S IN lnc paleA kht aSW
them Cd below the wsler surface. The Trustee !
thou chi II could he we'll tope for lcys money aud
, 1877-08-23
HTHE IIOME."
4 NEETIxfi or IkutEa

connected with The Homo department Of TUE
Tn1auxE was held yesterday afternoon ia the
club rooms Of the sheEmapiIouse, to,take Into
consideration the nomcntous question Of holding
Z convention. In the absence Of tho President, =
lady known to tho readers OF Tho Home as ''Forn.
Leaf" was called to the chair. "Fcrn.Lcaf
favored \ convention, while "AmbcF" thought
tho Association was rather TOO young to put on
suel. stEa, and proposed q meeting III Tho woods.
Unc "Nefo1da," a falF-haiIet saxon Of the mae
ser from Up t1e way,-that Is to ~, Wisconsin,.
yctcpt ..Kenlucky." u give banquet. II
WIS probably owing 70 supplementary remark
waa good Ut hauqet., that the suggestion fsi coul
puratissly tat GU tho hstlo ssacmbl{. Aflet 4
you'd Lcut Of discussion, which covered period Of
1t !ea.t TWO hoats. = wa. decided to hsys = CON.
ems consrcaa and Of tho Expedition, Aud 70 let the
Executive Committee, cnfufccd by The addition of
- FrtH. Lear" and "De1unda, " aptA1nt sub.Coln.
mit!sc., nnd decide what kindof : convention they
VIII huld Tho meeting as y meeting was then lts.
solved, but thu iacs remained to informally dis
cuas thoss uaissra In which thelr souls nu prrpet.
aaI dsiirht. an which arc found duly sct forth In
every satusdxJ's lssue Of this papsf,
, 1877-08-23

increase its membership. instructing the President
and Secretary ot the state Union Il. promote: y
Mic benevolent TnInn intlnr.tng the emigration
scheme aut in.srcttnc the rrc c4,atnl Ct Tho Union
tn appoint one mctnher In each local sncictE who
tbc emigration rchcmc, and correspond with The
President nf thr state t'ninn. giving him al tho
a, x1ahlc Information concerning the spirit nnh
feeling uf the people In regard to emigration. were
reyurie,i BY Tho Committee m Resolutions and
ditcnsttd it considerable length. Without taking
\ sptc on them tho Convention proceeded to The
ELECrs0A Uv OFFICERS,
which resulted a. follows:
Trert'!.7,-1he i!ev; !: 4. fsnntns. q Es!sh,nr,.
Frat l1rp. }1F I'D stf-lnf,n t1nl$cy. Of Wsre!d.
Etenad ttre. frtNdtnt-M !. licafy. Of FalfbnFy.
Tfsarhrtr-lanits Collins. Of ln1ict.
observation-disclosures toifor. nf FntrburJ.
After Rnme farther general discussion the Con.
vent,nn adjourned until evening.
The evening session was very short one. and
the resolutions heretofore alluded to. Ihc Con-
vcntion then ndjontncd to o clock this morning.
, 1877-08-23
AQUATIC.
THE MADISON REGATTA.
e...,,l n,.,1+.h IN 9r~ frstn,ns

c...yrf n,ar1+.A 3r~ 31rtla,na
sptrm ,,... ''.p s..4s - - ~ r,,a...'-.
MADISON Ns', aug '-'-1hccont'huoua fh.''
OF yesterday deferred largo number Of people
from witnessing tho opening OF tho grand ro-
rata today. Tim weathcr cleared oil during
e. 49,. ~, Ia, I.. .,oon ovo,,,b,,r tb,t
Inc n1s''' an" ,os.aS nae u.eH ~ ,''a.
could be wished Tor: About 5,tNo people lined
the shores Of AIononn tl,ts afternoon at tho
hour for tho commencement OF the regatta.
-r,,o nr,t r,cr ,r,u for ainr,c sc,,,. for whtc,,
Nv Is. i"ss ~. -. ~. ~. W.. - Nt,hta.a
mere "eso TOUT cn,tscs,-ia.s' .. .. .n'easau, ma
Wright oi St- raul, llyndmah OF et' fanl, and
Thompson OF Devils Lake. Yates took the
1cod nm The start. which hc maip-
.aI,,, 4h,,,,nh tha roro. ,rtrnfr, In 1a.at4f
,a''.su s'''"su s fr,H'e " ,.i1'
Wright SECOND, III l3:5la, l'"mpeon uFohpng
ont Oh tho first l,alfmlc on account or breaking
his scat. ond ITynluan on tho last half-milc.
The next race was for working boats, two cn-
| tries, Don and Frank Bradford. Won BY tho
| former In Ii ;ieaf,
Tho exciting raco Of tho day was tho four
cared race, for whlch there Ecro five cntrcs,-
| Tho MinucBotaa, Madtsona, Mitcllclls of NIL
| vnukec. Uu1ltngtone, aud Zcpbyrs Of Detroit.
An even start was had, tho Zcphyrs' boat
fairly lcnpng from tho waier. The
Xcp6yrs were way ahead in tho pools,
| eclltnc fire to ono ngatnst tho field, but the
| whtcxanpcd boyo OF Madison, by 1 steady,
+ even null, gained on their Michigan opponents,
With tho Lsinucsota boys atronRly contesttng