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strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the
blood restoring the livcrand Kidneys TO healthy
action. invigoratmS the nervous system,
YFGETINJI
Is not II vile, na'lScouS compound which Srnply
purgcS the bowels, but Il safe. pleasant remedy
which Is sure TO purify the Blood and thcrcn!
restore the health.
VEGETINE
Is now prescribed in eases OF Scrorua ard
other diseases OF the blood. by many OF the best
physicians, owing to It's great success ID. curing
all diseases OF this nature.
VEGETINIG
Does not deceive tnvaillS into false homes ,y
puYlng and creating II fictitious appetite, buL
assists nature in clearing and purify iny he
wnolc Sh stem leading the patent gradually to
perfect health.
VEGETTNIG
Was looked upon as IN experiment ror som"
tlmc Dy Somc OF our best physicians but lhuS"
most inclrdulOuS I'm regard 10 its merit are now
It's most ardoG friends ana supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead OF Cc'Hg Il rynrd-up medicine, has
worked II way UP t"itS pCS"it astonishing sue
cess by aclua! merit IN Curing all dl-CasrS Il tEc
blood, OF whatever nature.
/. Il VEGETINF
says II Boston physician, elias no equal AS n
blood purifier Hearing Of It's many wonderful
cures, after all other remedies hnd iail"d
visited the laboratory. AMI convinced ,hy >rlT Of
It's genuine merit. II Is prepared from blrk.
roots, and herbs, c.ch.ol which Is hiwiiy ,llr,-
'tN" ana they az" cnnpuIrd'd in suck Il naIt-
VEGETINE
Is acknowledged and recommended H., r,y.;,.
clans ANA arothrcaricS to be the best purrtrr
ana cleanser OF the blood yet GiScUvrrr,I. nn,
thousands speak In its praiI" who have been
restored to health.
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SOMETHING NEW.

have inst received some very fno cid
Corn Whiskey, Peach and Apple Bran
dy, from Stono Mountain, Georgia, IN 4
Lincoln county, Virginia, and various
other grades of Western Ryo Whiskcys,
North Carolina Corn and Rye Whiskcys,
Domestic and Imported Wines and
BraEdics.
--hLSO---
A large stock of bottled goods, consist
ing OF Champagne, I,ager Bcor, for
tnmil ~ Nso, Ales, Portcrs, Soda Wator Sc
One bnrrol fresh Newark Cider on draught.
Cool drinks OF all descriptions. Tobacco,
Cigars, &c.
AT OUR HOUSE,
D. ID. MCCARTHY,
mays Proprietor.
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Merchant Tailoring.

a@ ) -, ~ ~ r.. Il.
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E3ueki1a gIaaxa'a Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other un-
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and cilectually produces a per-
mancnt color, which will neither
rub nor wash Off. ..
Manufactured by r. p. HALL g. CO.,
NASHUA, NJ. II.
sold By oil Druggists, and Dealers IN Medicines.
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Win es, Liquors, II 0 bAccc, &c


HNINE .Paio Sherry Wine, fine n. G.
IL Scuppernong Wine, fine old Porto
Port Wine. fine imported Clarct Wine,
For table use.
ALSO,
Fine article dry Scuppcrnon4 Wine,
0tards ~ Co. gcnuinc Co9nac Brandy.
pure N. G. Apple Brandy, choice Stone
Mountain (GcorSin) Corn Whiskcy, pure
N. G. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskcy, Ny
Cabinet Rye the best whiskcy in town,
ana full stock of all other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Pale Ale,
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Cider o.,
drauBhJ. The largest and best selected
stock of Havana Cigars and Cigarettes in
town, Blackwcll's genuine Smoking To
bncco, Messina Oranges and Lemons for
sale low for cash by
jnno)2 j. w. ITABENICHT.
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JOB WORK..

,. Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tickets, &c.
neatly executed ut this oflice,-CEIEAP
EOR CASH.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square ono insertion S1.O0. For
oach subsequent insertion soc. Obitua-
rios and Tributes Of Respect charged for
as advertisements. Liberal discount made
! or contract advertisements.
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Firm of s. NJ. pGttMgil s. CO., 10 stat" )
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
InnmntIuA Assembly.

FAIRPO.NT, August l4.-At IL G clock
this morning utter m invocation by
Rev. q. A. Pe!z, o. Philadelphia, Joseph
Cook delivered his lecture on New
England skeptiC,sm ard modern spirit
ualism to the usuai immense crowd.
Cook said there were two New Eugla, ds
nm cgstcrn and - western one.
Plymouth rock was bu, a bit OF granite
taEru long ago from It's western front.
There were more small philosophers
to the acre in New England than
on any other spot on the globe
Naw England is IN her sophomore
veaS of unrest, and she is undar sound
log board and her sound and her ideas
90 abroad, but not only New England,
but this Hge is IN us sophomore
year, and is marked for loose thinking
Men are sll struggling with difficult
themes, and they ought TO be taught t.
TANK. Cook proceeded to give n detailed
history OF the deveiopm Mt OF modern
skep'ical thought. His address was ire
4uentiy and vigorously app'auled.
The lecture 0! Joseph Cook on "Skep
ticsm and Spiritua!lsm winch he began
a. IL O'Clock, wss continued during the
hour and made u most p'otourd impress
sion. Referring to recent events, h. said
that the great railroad kings mad neg
lected the religious culture OF the masses
OF men under their control, aud had de-
mnralzed them by running trans On the
Sabbath and deprivIng their employees o.
their day Ot rest.
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Detroit Regatta.

DETE.lT AItv-t THE rAIu fa.
continuously from, noon nj. I ,.rI,rL H.,
the evouipG and dashed the mona, of In,
ragstts committee oarsmnp and .nerts-
tor. NJ tho ononing ds,,ot ltn b.,r,,,
r.,stt,, NeyrrtbIcs. H.. ran .,.,d -,
the .tartrupa f,i.nip, mont nj the
rae { scont,in,d AN audi,nce of ( ono rer.
son. who c,n,oIed tbeu.eIve. nYnG.r
sboI,arl bvtbe uusIc nf ;h. r,r,3 Tn,
river ,ntsida tho -e,,stt,, r,Ir.-a u,.,s .I,,,.
with fleet. and stoamers or nil kirds
American and Canadian. including IN,
United States revenue cutter Fes-
,anden and the British unbo,.
Prince Alfred All loaded with ma
.enpers InrumcrabIe small rrsfrs moved
about the bosom of the nJ,rid .tr,sm
and the DsigGb9ring .ybsryas were blscL
with numerous sheltered crowds, Al
tor O'Clock the clouds n ted. and with
,be fir, I,JicatjoD Of the storms suh.rJ.
inc the committee .tgrroJ off tine s,yi,,
pInp race. which mad been origIrs,,y go,
,,r the cIo.rrr feature Of ,be d.. snort
Nine contestants plunged into the trans
parent food and swan down stream
Gistarce OF two hundred yards N front OF
the grand stand. rne first prize. gold
badge was awarded To f. ). Campbell
4 the Excelsior Club Of Detroit; time ,
minutes and l. seconds.
70 this succeeded tub race in which
nine aavigators took part. Campbell. the
above named, again taE,in, the pr,Z.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
Maine Democratic Stale Convention

PORTLAND, August l4.-The Den D,
cratic State Convention assembled at |
O'Clock this morning, and was called -
order by Hon. + f. Pilisbury, Charms
State Committee. There was large al
intelligent assembly present. Hon. VIZ,
H. PutLam, Of Portland, was nominated
Tor temporary chairman, snd John b,
Redmau, OF Ellsworth for Secretary.
Mr. Putnam, in his speech 10 the Con
ventlon. said the fnaucla. question was
the all important one He considered the
war had but just ceased, ana that
we now feel the inevitable re-
sui. OF that conflict, viz: in
inflated currency AMI IN overpoweriuI
central government; out OF those evils
come corruption and eXtrsvsgancei in
addition out OF civil WA comes the IN.
ability Of the ravaged country to receive
manufacturers IKE the more successful
portion. The longer the war Is kept up
the longer the fever and prostratlon. II
was voted that the temporary organlza-
tion be made permanent. Sixteen VICE
Presidents were chosen and committees
were appointed and the convention ad-
iourned until 2 o'clock P NJ.
Upon reassembling, resolutions were
reported and adopted, resfirmlng tho
platform and principles OF the 81. Louis
convention; characterIzIug ~ Il poIL!-
col fraud the reversal of the election OF
Samuel J. Tilden ~ president, and ask
ing an amendment 10 the constitution,
which will make repetition impossible,
and finally declaring the restoration 10 the
common rights OF citizenship OF the
people Of the three Southern States,
long kept subject to military occupation,
is Just acknowledgment OF the wisdom
of Democratic principles that the
Democratic party acts on principle,
make: no Iactlous opposition and op
poses only what is wrong in the admin
is.ration in possession OF the government.
The candidates placed in nomination
for Governor were sullivan &. Andrews,
Of Portland; Ferguson Haynes, OF Bid
Gieiord, and Samuel J Anderson, OF.
Portland.
The last named withdrew, saying that
usage and courtesy required the Tenolu-
instion of John C.. Talbot. Joseph II
Williams, OF Augusta; DR.. Aonzo Ga.
rieIlon, Of Lexington, and John c. TaI-
bot, o! East Macnss, last cars nominea.
were ther proposed.
The third and final ballot resulted:
Williams, 2S2; GarieIlon, lOl; Talbot,
81; Haynes, 10; Anderson, T.
Williams was declared the nominee,
the vote made unanimous, and the con-
yenlion adjourned.
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InhinpI MeeIing.

WASHINGToN, August l4.-The Cab
met tO. day authorized that Gen. Ferry
and 8 civilian III the government serv'c",
represent Us in treating with Canaca tor
the return OF Sitting Bull and band.
Col. Corbin has been appointed the .ec-
retary OF the committee. The Cabinet
also considered .he Rio Grande trouble
at some length 1t WAS announced that
the Governor of Texas would demand OF
the Mexican authorities the culprits who
crossed from the Mexican side to the Rio
Gtsnde, on the 18th inst, and broke open
the Jail and committed other depreda-
tlons
The Cabinet approves the action OF the
Governor Under the eXtradLjon treaty.
The application of K. f. Campbell 10
be reinstaLed as collector OF internal
revenue tor the Third district Of Texas,
IN place of NJ. \. Brewster, the present
incumbent, was granted. Campbell WAS
removed last tall, and in his application
for reinstatement charges that he was re-
moved on account OF having favored the
nomination OF Bristow for the Presi-
denCy. He states that ne has been Il
citizen OF Texas twenty-seven years, and
y pronounced Republican, and that
Brewster resided in Illinois when ap-
pointed.
The count OF the postage stamps in the
New ork mandatory shows l82Ol4,-
l6) stamps in the vaults, representing 81
value of $3.50 S23 81.
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English Parliament Prorogued.

LONDON, August l4.-PariIameut was
prorOgued this evening. The following
is the Queens speech, which wa- resd
by commission
My LORDS AND GENTLEM EN:-l am
happy to be sble to release you from
your attendance upon Parliament. Ny
relations with all foreign powers continue
friendly. The exer.iOu. which. since the
Commencement OF the disturbance in
eastern Europe, | have not ceased 10
make for the mair ;ensnce of the general
peace unfortunately have not been sue
Cess.ul. Ga the outbreak ot the Wat be-
tween Russia and the Ottoman Empire
| declared my intention of preserving
M attitude OF neutrality as long
~ the interests of my country remained
unaffected The extent and nature OF those
Interests which We're further defined, in
II communication which | caused 10 be
addressed 10 the government of Russia,
and which elected q reply indicating
friendly dispositions on the part OF that
State | shall not fail - use my best
efforts, when suitsble opportunity occurs,
for the restoration ot peace on terms
compatible with the honor OF the bel
ligerents ana with the general safety
and welfare o. ether nations. II, IN the
course 0. the contest, the rights q. my
empire should b" sssaI.cd or endangered,
| should confidently rely on your Eeip
to vIndIcate and maintain them
Approximations oi serious lamiuc IL
Southern India, winch | communicated
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The Famine in India.

CALCUTTA, August AT public
meeting held at Madras On the 9.h, 10
consiIcr the s.eps necessary for securing
aelp from England, for the famine suffer
ers, the Duke o: Buckingham, Cover
nor 70. tge Madras Presidency, said that
The famine coutain,a eighteen million
people, @, which . large proportion were
d.p-uIInG tor their daily food GA the eN-
cr,lous and activity OF those who trans
p.rt grain to tina. country. Tae necc-
slty Tor lPpIes i steadily Increasing.
rnr wants ol Madras are already
beyond the mean, Of tn" Pre,lder-
,.. Ever aid thst CAD he secu-
e! l. needed to save the people.
Iue !uc-ea-ll, severity OF distress EeCes-
states al appeal to public charity Dr.
Cu-asu, - Itnrv commissioner, said that
ther, were already 100000 people beIug
ted, aa- over 100000 had died 4 rcso-
luton w. adopted that the principal
cities of Engand, Scotland, Ireland aad
lutls be- informed OF the urgent Eeces-
slty TOR assistance. The mover o. tnis
Resolution said that more people were
found de,d in q sing morning Ia Mad
ru, ,ann had died 10 the whole Benga.
famine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
THE CITY CENSUS

At the June meeting of the Board OF
Education that body as is their custom,
ordered canvass of the city in order to
get the enumeration of the youth of the
several sub school districts. In obedience
10 the order Messrs. }. G. HERvEY
and j. M TODD undertook
the task and after = months
canvass finished the work. Their OUT
side work WAS completed last Saturday,
bu. the enumeration IS not yet tabulsted
in such a form ss to show the number Of
youths to escn district, yet It is in such
shape that we can present to our read
ers this morning. the population OF this
city.
Their labor shows the following result:
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Freight Comductors' strike.

ERIE, Pa, August IA freight con
ductor on the Philadelphia and Erie road
way discharged yesterday iOr refusing 10
add another car to his train, which the
conductor claimed was already t. heavy.
In consequence of his discharge several
others declined taking out trains. This
morning complaint was made against
four OF them Tor attempting TO lnclte
y strike and they were promptly
arrested by the police and committed
to Jail in default OF the $1,000 bail
required of each. An unsuccessful al
Tempt was made to bring them before
.Jukge GalbraIth this afternoon on writ
of hajeaS corpus. They will have hear
ing Tomorrow About twenty employees
are out on n strike whose places have
been filled by new men. Al. trains have
been run regularly The strikers assert
that the alleged Cause OF the freight con-
ductors discharge is not the real one, but
that he WAS discharged because Of his
prominence in the late strike.
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Cannon Explosion at Charleston,
west Virginia.

CUARLEsToN, ". Va, August l3.-
TINS evening, while csnnonsdlng on the
pubiic levee over the result OF the cleo
ton IN favor Of Charleston, one Of the
cannon burst and threw one piece,
Weighing 233 pounds, over four story
block, which lighted on Virginia street
Some small pieces were thrown in every
direction. One weighing sixteen pounds
was thrown the distance o, three squares,
Lighting back Of Court street-several
pieces falling into the river. Although
there were hundreds on the street, Iortu-
nately no one was hurt. Considerable
excitement prevailed for awhile, but all
Is quiet st presen! writing.
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Tne above figures, rs compared wlth
last year show an increase OF j29 IN the
tota population and an increase OF i75
10 Youths between the ages Of six and
tSenty-one years The increase in the
total population OF the city to9 tse yea
does not indicate a very rapid growth "a
ths. direction; nor does the small fncreas
of our youth proguosticate that tn
prospective growth of our population !,
g0lag to be mu q faster than "A. present
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
,incinnariH Horse and Mule Market.
N0YDAY EvESISG, A.g. y ls77.

f.NNLA l. - A.'tf y - - i'' .
The business Of the past week mas
been similar % he preceding one, not
large. yet fa5r for the .easor There was
~ psr.icll.r surpu. n the supply over
.a,es, Sd hardy enough Of the medium
stock. which found Ip-: ready sale
The shipments were manly - tie ss.,,
aud not very Imports,t
HoE,Es-There hss been some cs
from locsl buyers for fret class driving
stock. Of which there was not
much offered butthe demand was chief +
tor ..r.eters sad good medium stock
Chunks sold Al S6OGy55 fcr good sounI
stock; streeters from $50 to slZO, al
smooth drivers from SI25 70 Sl75 escn.
MULEs-The demand KEEP. up tor tho
better qualities tor Eastern shipmen. sad
prices OF 81 kinds about sustained. Aged
mule-, HOS hands hign are quoted -
$55G90; l54@l6 hunds hIgh, $l0DGl rs
per head.
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National Educational Association

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE Ma
tioual Educatirnal Association convened
here to day. Nearly three huud-ed DEL
egates were present. The address OF
welcome was delivered by Mayor jacob,
the convention being called to order by
MIR. Newell, of Baltimore During the
dsy papers were read by Sedan, OF Mis-
sour; Hewitt. of Illinois, Henderson, OF
Kentucky; Richardson, OF WsshI' gtou;
B.owu, of Tennessee; Thompson, OF Ne
braska; Fairchllds, of Michigan; b ack-
inton, OF Mississippi. and Price, of NIr-
ginia Resolutions were passed looking
to some &C ION by tie Association before
Adjournment a. to he National Bureau
of EiuCatlOn.
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Grand lodge knights orPytuins.

CLEVELAND, August l4.-Iue Su-
prcmc Council oi the word and Grand
LoIge OF ONO OF the KEights of PythIas
are ia session in this city to-day. The
Grand Lodge Will probably finish it,
business to-day. The Supreme Council.
will be in session the greater part OF the
week, The business portion OF tke city
va, proiusely decorated, and fine pro
cession paraded the principal street.
CLEVELAND, August IA The city Is
-aily decorated in honor of the visiting
knights Of Pythits, to-day being the
first aay Of The eighteenth annual
session ol the Supreme Lodge Of Knights
of Pythas OF the world rs well as the
meeting of the Grand Lodge Of OHIO
About 5000 knight, arrived yesterday
and lis morning. The programme
too comprised the same ~ the
meet K of the Grand Lodge OF ONO
~u a.Iress of we,come by Mayor Ros"
AMI the responsc by Grand Chancellor
l.. ). Duncan, the wecDmIrg al
dress in behalf of the Grand Lodge of
Ohio by the Supreme Representative, l..
Forestone, and response by Supreme
Chancellor ) 5. DAVIS. Following thIs
came tine grand street parade, the finest
Of the kind ever seen here. A grand
prize d-Il. occurs at the Northern Ohio
islr ground tomorrow.
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Advertisement.

GENERALS P. q. T. BEAUREGARD and
Jubbal Early have beaten their swords
into ploughshares and turn the wheel of
fortune monthly for the Louisiana State
Lottery Company with as much vigor as
fifteen years ago they led armies to bat
tie The full particulars can be mad OF
the plan by addressing NJ. A. Dauphln,
President, Box 692, New Orleans.
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Railroad Accidents.

BENNINGTON, VT, August l4.-At
7;l5 o'clock this evening railroad col.
iision occurred ut Horace Junction on
the Troy and Boston road. \ tram left
Troy At $50 loaded with excursionist
and was run INTO By Montreal freight
The passenger CATS Of thr former We're
wrecked The engine with q number OF
freight cars were totally destroyed. The
evening signal at the depot was not dis.
played The injured are j.
H. Clarke engineer, srm broken;
- Stickney, fireman, both legs run
over; W. T. y Dunchy, right leg; Mrs.
Conant, head cut; Mr. Ward, seriously
injured in the back and head The teie.
graph operator st the station endesvored
to open the switch and was hurled of
the embsnkment Medical aid and y
wceckIrg train were sent 10 their relic,
Tie injured belong in the East
TOLEDO. o., Angus! II "A collision
occurred last night At midnight be
:ween the Canadian Southern passenger
train No. II, outward bound, and al IN j.
coming freight train, No. 50, on the Lake
Slore and Michigan Southern railroad
icw rods south OF the MIllburn Wagon
Works, in this city, dItchlug the freight
train and badly damaging the locomotive
and several freight cArs. No one IN the
freight tram WAS injured. The damage
u the Canads Southern train was not 30
serious. The engine being disabled the
train WAS backed into the depot by n
pony engine. II Z, reported that one
lady passenger WAS slightly injured. 1t
Is rumOr,d that the engineer ot the
Canada Southern train Is missing, and II
d, feared tnat ne Is under the wreck. Full
particulars cannot be- obtali ed tonight.
TOLEDO August 1.-THE body ot
Lewis Young Jue engineer of the Canada
Southern passenger train which cOlhded
with n freight train on the Lake Shore
railroad near taI- city last night, Was
tuuud in the wreck this morning. lie
resided mere and leaves family. No
other person WAS injured. Both engines
were demolished ana several freight cars
wrecked.
PTr,EURGH August l4-Au accl-
dent occurred at McCaudIes5 Station, ON
tue Allegheny Valley railroad, at one
o'clock this afternoon. The EnIentor
accommodation train bound south, run
LDng one hour late, ran into the rear OF n
TRAM OF cars loaded with refined
OIL, which WAS standing on the main track.
he oil in the rear car OF the oil tram
took fire from the engine, and the flames
Spreading consumed the engine, baggage
car and Two Passenger cars OF the accom-
modatlon train. Conductor Wslthau,
engineer Cunningham and the fireman
of the accommodation tram wero al
seriously burned. Two or three pa,sen-
gers were slightly burned.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.

The Capital of West Virginia has
again drifted back to Charleston on the
Ksnawha. Let US ali hope that it has
gone there to stay, and thst the long
struggle for political supremacy between
four or five other places has been fully
settled. The contesting towns and cities
should now devote themselves TO the arts
ol commerce as beng more salts actory 10
their craving natures. II isn't much to
be u State Capital, sLyhow. Look at
Columbus, for instance!
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international Rifle Contest.

NEW YORK, August l4.-The Ameri-
can team for the coming international
rife cnut"t WAS chosen to-day, and the
successful one, IN the competition were
selected and neral Dakin made CHp.
tain. The uam.- Of the team and the
points msde IA the three days competi.
non are ~ follow; H. 5. Jewell, l,22O;
j. L. Allen. 1919; W H. jackson
l 2OI; l.. Weber, l,l95; 7. Hyde;
LI9Ii T. : Dakin, 1877; l. c.
Bruce l,l72; G. +. Blydenburg, 1859,
l.. l. Hepburn, reserve, l,l6O; T. r..
Lamb, Jr, reserve. l,l58
The Amateur Club team selected u
contend with the Canada team in sep
tember, IN Canada, are: II. ; Jewell
f Hyd" l.. Giger J.. /. Hepburn, } l..
Allen, l.. c. Bruce, - Hayden and K.
G.. Co em4u.