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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-09-04
GILEAD INSTITUTE,
(MALE AND FElLALEl
Canmer, Hart CO., KY.

LOCATION.
Gilead Institute is beautifully situated at
the town of Canmer, Hart county, KY, beau =
tiful little village nine miles from ROwIetts, a
station on the Louisville and Nashville X. X.
NINTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The next term Of this Institution will begin
September 2nd, 1875.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-09-04
Largest Yet.

Mr.. Jerry Williams, of this county,
has two cotswod ewes that he got from
P NJ Hooker last TALL, one of which has
twin lambs this season weighing now ITO
and i2j respectively, and the other has
one lamb that wejghs Is pounds Pret-
ty large lambs those.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
A Problem Long Since Solved.

How to remedy those prolific causes OF dis
ease, an impoverished circulation and an I'M
paired digestion, WAS problem the solution
of which had often bafled medical skill, but
which was solved over u quarter OF century
ago by the introducior Of IIestetter's stom-
sch Bitters to public and professional notice.
Since that time, which may we'll be said 10
have Initiated a new epoch In the history ol
medicine, tho remedy and preventive referred
10 has obtained fooihold In the confidence OF
the American people that each sscceedings
wear has only served 20 Strengthen. IL Is re-
cngniked throughout the Union as tonic Of
the first order, u remedy for and sure mean,
OF preventing fever and ague, and disorders OF
the stomach and bowelsi as reliable means
Of reforming disordered state of the liver,
and OF cOuntcracting tendency To rheumn-
tism, govt, urinary and uterine Disorders
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
The Prettiest Girls in Montana.

There was prize for the prettiest
girl at n ball in Gold City, Montana,
and the delicate question was TO be
decided by committee. The choice
was generally conceded to lie between
Miss McGowen and Miss Burt, aud
one being blonde and the other u
brunette, the committee was unable
to judge their charms by comparison.
The suspense was trying TO the tenn
pers of the rival beauties, and they
fell TO criticising each others looks.
Then they quarreled. Next they
fought. When they were parted, Miss
Goweu's face was scratched AS though
she had been thrown into bramble-
bush, and one of Miss Burt's eyes
was swollen and nearly shut. That
episode relieved the committee OF
embarrassment, for neither of the
two young women was any longer
pretty, and the prize was awarded
10 another.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
Specie Resumption.


The following are announced ms re-
gulations upon which specie resump-
ton will be inaugurated by the gov
eminent the first of January next:
]. United States notes will he re-
deemed at the New York sub-trca-
sury in gold or silver coin, at the
option of the holder of the notes.
without limitation ms 10 amount
2. Legal tender notes OF special
issues of large denominations will he
delivered in place of gold certificates,
and there will he no further issue of
gold certificates.
y. Holders of notes who prefer
gold instead of silver will obtain gold
and the holder of notes the legal ten
der coin that is not desired.
4. That legal tenders, even with
out the enactment OF any law affirm
atively authorizing it,, will be every
where received for customs dues.
D That silver dollars will be OK
changed for legal henderson national
bank notes in multiples of 1000 at
any sub-treasury or national bnnk
which is United States depository,
the expense of transportation to be
paid by the mint. This is the plan
which was inaugurated in September
last, but was so suddenly discontinued
on the ground that there was no
authority of law to exchange silver
for legal tender notes until after Jan
uary ], 1879.
6. That perhaps arrangements will
be made at the sub-trcasuries other
than ut New York to redeem legal
tender notes in coin within ordinary
limits and as the interests of the place
demand, but not in large sums
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
Unimproved.

800 acres prairie land In Tarrant county near
the Parker county line, on the Weatherford
stage road, near Murphy's store aud q stage
stand, Is miles west hpm Fort worth.
900 acres Of unimproved mesquite and valley
land, with fine springs aud stream of everlast-
ing water runs across; line sheep or cattle
ranchei perfect title, west of Gatesyiile. IN
Coryell county.
1850 acres of fine post oak unlmproved land
miles from Waco on the 1t. Graham aud
Waco roadi will be exchanged for city i'm
proved property.
so acres Of the most excellent Mountain &C.
dar timber on the east side of the BrnzOs river
about 10 miles above Waco; will be sold Ii
lots from 90 TO l60 acres bargain Is offered
1900 acres fine post oak aud black Jack AMI
prairie land unimproyed, near Patterns Mills
MnLennan conntyi will be sold In 100 Rcr'
| terms 10 settle f-r ..t4t. ft.aF
100 acres OF uplmproyed land miles ives
OF Waco, on the Iianiilt lon road near Sprlsii'l
mill and gin; hne lend With timl'er ana
water. .rff Us
octssdd&un
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
DEBILITY.

Vital Weakness or Depression; n weak,
exhausted FEELING, no energy or oourngei the
eAoesses, or scme drain upon the system, is
always cured by Humphrey Homeopathic
naclhc No. Is. II tones up and inyigorates
cy, imparts strength and eEergy-stOps the
drain and reJuyenates the entire man. Been
used twenty years with perfect success by
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price eli pvr
single vial, or s5 per package OF ave Walls and
" walls OF powder. Sent by mail on receipt
o. price. Address Humphreys homeopathic
Meulcine Company, 100 Fulton Street. New
isrs. uyi2wly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06

If it be matter of moment, C,
N. Curtis authorizes us TO say that
he is not averse to the selling of gro.
ceries for CASH, and that he will
not be undersold in all strictly CASH
transactions in his extensive lines OF
goods, n2ldtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
STAGE LINE.
TIME TABLE.

Waco aud Beltnn--Daily Except sunday
. Leaves A. NJ. Arrives q. NJ,
Waco and Mechanically Except Sunday
Leaves A. NJ. Arrives BP M,
Waco and Gatesyiile Mon Wed and Friday.
Leaves I A, Nj. Arrives U, l. NJ.
Waco and Clebuine, Tues, Thurs. and Saturday
Leaves o a. Al. Arrives Il, Nj;
Connecting with daily trains, leaving and ar
irving ~ follows; y
Express leaves s;l5 +, NJ. Arrives 6:lO A. n
Daily +" o A. NJ $3.50 J.. Nj.
Good accommodations and fine roads, com
nections promptly made with all lines In all
directions.
stage ofice at McClelland Hotel, Waco,
Texas. .... Ii BLACK POWEhs,
m HN 10 - PrOprietnrs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
Our BABY.

With Its CHEEKY prattle, eNempliiies why
every mother should freely use Parker's Gin
ger Tonic TO- preserve her eheeriulness and
strength, and to secure her regular sleep and
rest; her nursing little one viii show IL In Its
happy playfulness, its freedom from pain and
fretfulness, and Its disposition 10 refreshing
edy, IL is enough to give II inestimable value
In the household, but there are ladies without
number who suffer untold miseries from func-
tual arrangements, to whom its use will AFFORD
from Painful periods ans Nervousness, and
restoring the healthfui regularity of the dis
turbed functions. buy from your druggist,
B.F Graves, Waco, at 81 per bottle or a sample
bottle at Is cents and test Its merits
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
+ AND FOR SALE.

We have 1ne Lands in Falls and othni
counties OF Texas, and will sell on long tin
10 settlers, or exchange for stock.
iANRiCk 4 GURIEY.
xyld&wl2m Waco Il xas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
A Turkish Bath

"A Turkish bath
In your own room for 8 cents, This Is Sc
cured by cheap apparatus recently patented,
for the production of Turkish and Napor
Baths, at the cost of the alcohol that supplies
the ordinary Turkish II RN House In erndicat-
ing Rheumatism, Asthma, Catarrh, skin Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, and all Nervous and Debiii-
tatlng Malhdies. Pamphlets free.
LuBIS's PORTABLE FURNISH Barn Co.,
u East lth ST., Cincinnati, o.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06

Having purchased the entire stock
of Mr.. Byron McKecn. in East Waco,
we propose establishing there a
branch house where our customers
and friends can patronizc us without
the necessity of crossing the river.
We shall add to the stock, keeping
there a first class assortment, and
win sell same at the lowest possible
prices, continuing TO extend the same
couriesies and attentions which have
heretofore characterized the estab-
lishment. Asking a continuance of
patronage of the old customers OF
Mr.. McKeen and promising to do our
best to accommodate and please them,
Referring TO the above we beg to
say TO our customers and friends that
we have placed our trusted clerk Mr..
l.. Newberg in charge of our East
Waco branch store, whose well
known courtesy and business quaiiti-
cations is an assurance that their
wants win be promptly and properly
attended to. We are
Respectfully,
I.EssING, LYONS, SOLOMON Il Co.
d2d3twlt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale!
City Property.

a Hue large two-story brick residence, sub
stantinily aud cOnvdnicntly arranged, with :
rooms, closets, pantries, double halls nn,l
galleries, cellar, bathroom, Kitchen. SER
wants and wash rooms. stables, cribs and car.
rage house, elegant well Of fife WATER the
largest cistcn In the city; bath rooms SUP
Piled by city water works; first quality Of gas
fixtures, arranged throughout the building
with fine aud great variety of shrubbery, IL
q yard beautifully aud handsomely laid on
Also excellent fruit trees aud grape vines
the city. fr
5lots on North jtlst., between Kentucky
and Tennessee avenues, Chalnberlin' " lay
lori addition.
acres on north side barron S branch above.
Kentucky avenue, BENEFITS survey, In lots or
by the acre.
* acres, sold in lots or by the acre of same
survey, near Judge MaNcy's residence. p
The above four named pieces OF property
viii be exchanged for city lots ON Austin ave-
nue., east of sth street.
D lots In block No. q on Sonth Second street
IN Serald's addition.
A box house, weather. boarded, IGXls II .
room, on Mary. street between Iih aud stll.
s,, small ti dwellings on lots, on corner Of
addition. VIII he sold to suit purchasers.
seven very desirable and eligible lots on the
corner OF seventh and Columbus streets.
a dwelling, with six rooms neatly fenced,
with out houses, fine orchard aud nice shrub
berry, with three lots, on the corner of south
second aud Mary streets.
lot ON South Eighth street, below Frank
lin.
2ND. 4 desirable brick dwelling, two
rooms, basement two rooms, double hall and
double porch, closets and PANTRY, good Well
orchard, handsome front with shrllbpry aud
Hover garden, corner of 18th and Columbus
streets.
One box dwelling, two rooms, on South
Fourth street; two lots. good well and other
wise we'll improved.
Frame building, rooms, closets, well and
cistern, kitchen, servants rouin, stables, etc.
on sixth street, between Washington and
Columbus streets, in Waco; lot ii feet front
by $50 feet back
Brick cottage, with four rooms cellar,
Kitchen and servants house, cistern, orchard
and vineyard; on south Fourth street, with "a
lots
Box house, rooms, . lots, on South Finh
street.
Dwelling, rooms, gallery dining room
and kitchen, stable and barn, with IN feet
front on South Eighth street; back :Si1 feet
For sale nine unimproved city, lots In Tor
hett,s addition In block No. IL, fronting on
Washington street
Three city lots, tunimproyed,l situated on
The south side Waco crock and near rim
street
Que lot on North Fifth street.
lsr. Twenty most desirable building lots
Bagby addition, south Waco. Very low fol
cash or on easy terms.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
A Business Change.

Having sold my entire stock, in
East Waco, TO Leasing, Lyons, Solo
mon a. Co., would solicit for them
continuance of the patronage of my
customers. will be found at my
old stand to settle up my old busi-
ness. BYRON MCKEEN.
EAST WACO, TEXAS, Dee. 2, 1873.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
dW AGO Esami,rer
PATRONS OF HUsBANpRY.

Result Of the Sixth Days Proceed
ings of the National Gsange--
Purposes and Principles Of the
Order Fraternal Relations
with the Canada Grange
an Amendment to the Con.
stitution.-the Report of
the Lecturer other
Reports -.-off for
Norfolk, &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
STOLEN CiN.iDIiN NOTES.
Traced to the Possession OF Jacob ID. Otis
What InNe.IIgaIIon Revealed.

Detective Robert PlnkcrtOn gave his testi-
mony Yesterday in tho JefYerson Market Polio.
-, -, a.. -, -. -. -, n Of
No"'' ia "e '"se o' '"e urOAci' Jacoo ~ gus
who Is charged with negotiating $4,000 OF Ca
madam currency. stolen from the offlce OF the
Asss'"n' heo'''oI -ueheIai Oh Nahaua' MI
Alexander Frazer. The detective had ascer-
tniuod that n large number Of new Canadian
RAIL 49, hall .,,lIs,l, ,.,,, - ,r..
V""N 49, '". 80 '"1Nv"'' 'u' ~" '"o
market Investigation proved that they were
sold by Mr.. Otis Tho detective visited Ous's
wi, N, A. Ty.l,,,,o ,.i..., ri, Az, "a p.,.
- IS 80
sNa u,At me- hHi h'uEnt ,thrm rom Me--r-;
Mhtc VI r~is Y Go. ot Wall street They visited
We .lli' y. .hcr' nh' III answer 20 an inquiry
81 VIE r. 'hc clerk h'kn"WirlEsi thhi
Vtls hhd upuEu s,Nera' Auhdr"d dollars
W'l-h 7 ,hr notes here. ols hai MR."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
DIED.

ANDREWS In Sew orleans Aug 2, joseph An
dfrN-. 50 900 TIE ~f'l 90 il. uHfffe Htrh
tou. Mas. and resident of sew orleans Tor the pas
"a NNiNGIfAN In Philadelphia Aus p. william J
cunning ham. late 90 krooAlNu. y v
year ot hI rage
Re'an,c, ai friends Of the family are invited 90 attend
Uf fUI'fa lftu her lnt residence Columbus Willie
NrWfl J. 10 Tuesday the 27th inst 1t 3 o'clock
"rnrl alt Newtown cfrs plss tho house
hDl GLASS ATT hCs.a, Vt, Aug l.. samuel Douglass
ntNklN Aug 26 ThomasJ putttn. Ir
Relatives and TRENDS also the Nuuus Men ChristMr
Association u Harlem, respectfully 4lNIt Gov at, I'd
l~ funeral n lnuf-iuN Tue @itIi inst At . + NJ fiOi1
hs la'c residence. - la-i i2Sth
flNNINIh y hruoklA %, uu sunday, Aug p. William
finutrtV. n-eA $50 wears
Relatives sud friends oi tho fami, are respectfully IN.
Npd trntfoul l. funeral ON fue~iaN. Aug - nt2 T. VI
g. u lis late residence, ljJ DelraW II corner Of lCki
street
GRAHAN-At New orleans la Aug % Iuhn era
ham. a.,i 80 Years. q native nf rrutidru. e. L.
Lon" - ~ tr Taunton INSANE Asylum. Aus. ~ RUBY
KIM -ou sntl ,i,y. Aug ~ ather late residence ~
El,t l2'th - Nadia Ann wlc of James kius, ~ Tie
S7th wear of hcr axe.
Kelauves ami friends are rospco lly invited to attend
the funeral, without iurl invitation from tlr E.htv
HNth street NJ l. church, on Tuesday, 27th INST at
rIERSON Aug - rloroncc =. wlfc off.raolM ricr
son In the Iuth nf her age.
Relatives and fuen Is are riN invited 90 atfru'
her funeral on Tuesday. Aus - nt1 fluu her ate
resiigncr; ~ Wilson I brooklyn, J. u.
POLAND At Port Yuma, Auf'uh. AM n cart
Marun l. Poland ui the United stat, Arns. aut only
ION of ~ -C.nsrrssmnu roiani OF ~ lIhrsInrv 81
SMll At Hun. Mass, Aug -, MI. Auu IS smith,
aged ~ years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
RRIIALITY Al SCI.
How John Breti was Triccd Up an Amer
lean ship In Mid-Ocean.

Robert Brett, veteran seaman, tells n
story OF tyranny experienced 10y him on his Inst
voyage In the American ship II. l.. Richardson
which arrived here from Callao. Peru few
days ago He says that on the 9Th Of this
month, as he went on deck TO take his trick at
the wheel. Chief Mate Killman asked him why
he was not there sooner He replied that he
was not behind time. Thcreupon the mate
struck him In tho face with his fist and knocked
him down. Capt Palmer. the master of the
vessel. then began 10 kick him about the face.
head. and body while he was PROSTATE. After
ward the CAPTAIN ordered him 10 be handcufled
and triccd up.
Tho tricing was very brutal. and caused
him intense agony. His hands were
handcutird behind him. and he was
suspended 10 gallQws frame aft, so
that his toes just touched the deck. The Cap
tain kicked him and cursed him while he was
suspended He also took piece Of the mzzon
gallant brace and ran il across his lips like a
saw until the skin peeled of and the blood ran.
When tho Captain HAD got through with this
barbarity. he ordered him to be- triced higher
NJ. He says that he was kept suspended about
an hour. but the time seemed an age to him.
When taken down be was hardly conscious
John Rose. John Folger. and Charles Wilson.
fellow shipmates of Brett. corrohorate his story.
Brett has instituted suit for damages against
Capt Palmer. and tho trial was begun ye-trr-
day before Judge Slnnoit. in the Marine Court.
Chambers Chief Mate killman has escaped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
MORE MASKED BURGLARS.
They Hind Family In Red near Camden and
then Rnnsnck the Itnm.r.

The police Of Camden N. j., were in
formed on Sunday 'venng by Mr. =, osoph JEFF
irevs that his house on tho White Horse Turn
pike. between Camden and Trenton. had been
entered an hour before duyhrcak by three men
who. after gagelng Mr.. Jclrroys. his wife. and
servant girl. ransacked the house. and carried
way about 1850 in money jcwelry and silver
ware
Mr.. Jefrcys says that he was awakened. as he
thought. at about o'clock ia the morning by
hearing noise In his room. and on opening his
eyes he found two men. their faces covered with
back cloths. standing 10y his bedside. The one
near,si him ordered him to be quiet and began
to gu: and bind him. His wife was next
aroused and fastened in bed by hcr husbands
side. The burglars then met another man in
the hull outside the door and proceeded to thp
room occupied 10y Mr. Jeifreyss servant, whom
they go ired in the same manner.
The three men then begun an inspection %
tn house, forcing open the wardrobe In Mr..
Jefrr 'ss bedroom and the closets in the first
although tn burglars spoke among Themselves
in a dissatisfied manner. they did not question
y,nreys or MS WIFE, AFTER spending about al,
hour in the house, the burglars collected whit
Jrwclrl and silyerwiro they he dtH'oyored,
and with Jefrreyss best clothing and that Of
his wife. departed.
After waiting for some time ar hearing no
noise. Mr.. Jeirreys concluded tnat They Lad
gone, and STRUGGLING desr, r' " he succeeded
released his wife and the ryaut and 1, gan an
exam ion ofihc house. He found that the
burglars Ind left no trace OF their entrance cx-
o. VI an open window leading from the back
yard TO the Kitchen. His nearest neighbor waa
over "a mile distant and Jeirrcys' instead Of
sending ~ him. sent word at once To the police.
The third member OF the party. Mr.. Je1reys
says. was not masked, Tut wore u very heg,y
-louehed hat. which almost entirely concealed
his face.
the house is situated short distance Off the
turnpikr, 80 that any n.rson passing along tho
road at TINT hour Of the morning would not
have known anything about the burglary. Mrs.
J"nreys has been seriously i'll since the bur-
gnry. and physicians were Yesterday sum
mohed L. attend hcr. The police believe the
work to be that Of Philadelphia thieves. The
greatly excited over the burglary. and partios
wero securing the woods all Of sunday night
and yNHtordnv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
WHERE JOY VAS UNCOSEINED.
a Hawaiian Festival In which Everybody
Seemed Trying 10 Have Good Time.

In memory of the land u THEN nativity.
Baynriau residents %; this city hol three
days festival 10 this season lai they call the
layarau volks-fr-t. Thrf .stiyity was formal
ly ou"ucd yesterday iA Harlem k.scr Park AZ
l26th street ami Soc. nd ave. le. At L. o'clo X
IN" PR 'r--ion entered the park with much Ia
'riatic bunting and great dcnl of beer. Tho
Eleventh. HcgiI .out band lea lhe procession
Then came small company II infantry known
A the Bavar..n Guards /, Is q private organ.
izatiou formed IN the Bayai AN Society. /. /
lowing the troop mnrrhed the soiid mon - ia
Vuria. with their badges and ribbons tLtn fem-
luinr ana lu"euil' Bavaria IN holiday utllrc
Mr. Martin Na"himann The eN- Excise Commits
-lun"r, formally Opened IN" festival IN n short
speech oi welcome. IT, close " ~ tho signal to
fail 70 eating and drlnAiug in tho Aeartest man
Thcuryt formal part 81 the programme for tho
day WAS t..eoodlcaiion ~ a conS If the famous
statue bavaria 10y Nchwnnlhaler which r.
one u the monuments OF Munich. The copy
II IN plaster ard hronzed. IL j. a. he kept IN the
rooms Of tho society. To- be b. 'ught forth on
special occasions. The dcdicAtory address was
made hy NJ. Fran'i curing
The rest ~ lhe afternoon WAS taken M with
q score Of different ADJUSTMENTS some native
ana few American. There was 10 be- seen
everything that on" could properly expcct TO
soc on a German American gala day. from the
fli woman. Punch and Judy target shoot mr.
bowling. boating. riding horses aud swing. 10
tight-rop" dancers acrOhats. clowns. and lastly
n Bavnrian village school This last was tho
most distinctive or characteristics feature Of tho
programme s'ora ~ little Bavarian girls.
dressed in the quaint bright -coored costumes
Of the fa'herland. blue and red frocks. with
plenty Of shining buttons, but no sleeves, and
half rs many boys under the direction Of gro.
lcsque and pedantic-looking person. rendered
liavarian songs and gave recithtions md dec
lRmatons in their native tongue. They won
loud applause. Tho little company NJ infantry
under command u Capt. Drawn mounted guard
and were reviewed.
At sunset the eating was renewed and the
drinking continued. especially Of Rhine wine
cnryed beaJs Soon M II M Vas Jar ty9
grand tabeaux were exhibited on the tenn
porHry platform. which the harrquns and
incident u BaNaran history In the latter par, Of
tue sixteenth century IN tho war with the
Turks; 1t was Emanuel Before Vienna"
OF the thirteenth century" Otto before the Pa
pal Counsel After the colored lights had
died out the dancing. which had gone on in a
desultory way all day became the order u the
evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-27
R.iCING Ar GLEN MEAD.
How the Members Of the FrIendshIp Hoat
Club Enjoyed an Excursion.

The members Of the Friendship Boat club and
nearly thousand their friends went to Glen Head
T. L. Yesterday, their annual excursion and regatta
The barge Walter Sands started from tie boat house
the club at Pier IS East River at o'clock ON arriving
in the Glen Head the time WAS passed IN merry
making until ga O'Clock Then the regatta was begun by
a two-mile senior scull race. IN Shells between W. l..
Cody, Adolph Rave, NJ. Robinson, and r. Bghn Cody
came m first. Bigin second, Robinson third and Rave
fourth The race won by Robinson, however. a.
each Of the others turned the wrong IN passing the
stakehOit RobnsOn's time was Ian l3S
The second was two-mile junior scu race. in seven
teenfeet boats between Robert Evans j Ftl-imnluns
aud James Smith. Evans won IN ION 2us fitAsimmuns
was second.
miles. between the Dennis leari crew, NJ Robinson,
VIM. Hurley BENJAMIN Munger. and Robert Evans and
the James T. Daley crew Atoph Rave, A \ Alnms
James smith, and SCHNEIDER The race WAS Won by
the Dennis lGarl crew IN lAm. 2ls
The company quilted the grove Tor home soon after
O'Clock anu, coming down with tie ude, reached the
pier before ..