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New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

General Committee this evening promises TO he eXrl-
uQ AZ the last meeting, motion OF Boss Nc
I1uehlins lieutenant, Robert Iurey Tie Committee on
Contested seats was directed report tonight without
fail II l. said that rhc report viii certainly recommend
the expulsion Of Alderman Daniel O'kci,ly, Of the
twelfth Ward who wa. elected os an independent
Democrat The reason for taking this action IN refer
ence to Mr. OReilly H. his refusal 10 vote for the Dem
ocr,tc nominee for President of the Common Council
Alderman ORcy. IL i. rumOrcd, viii move for thc eA-
pulsion Of Boss" Mclaughlin, cX-Firc Commissioning
McIauchlin Robert FurCy aud James B. craig. ia ad-
dition To ORcly, is iRcly that other objccn0nale
members VIII he expelled prominent Democrat, who
Is not wholly IN sympathy with the "BoSS,' SAID Ic-
GENTLY however, that tre socaet in dependent mem
hers would resign OF their own accord
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
EMRE2zLrMrNr or STATE FUNDS.

ToPEKA. Kan, March 4.-E. =. Bancroft, of
Em, oTa. arrested yesterday On charge oi appro
prlaiiug 10 his from $1,000 to 1000 belong
ing 10 tho Normal school H. had been agent FOR
the of Lands belonging 10 thst Institution. and had
not pad over "a" money hr L"d received. Some
~ his money be- had ted SINCE hi- appointment as
agent was revoked. H. had examination TODAY nul
Wa held t. bail M tie -la o! 10000, IN default Of
which be was committed 20 jail.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
RAILROAD LITIGATION.

81. ALBANs, VT, March 4.-Chancelor Royce
rendered his decision to-day in the matter Of the Yer
mont and Canada Railroad Company against Tie Central
Vermont Eillroad Company, DENYING tGo motion for The
aupoinCnt oi q receiver and Tor a injunction pending
tha .gmlnat ion the suits between the tWu
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
TIE cHAPN HOMES ANNIVERSARY.

The fourth anniversary OF the dcdicatloh ol
the Chaplin Home observed yesterday at the lnsti-
tuition In sxy-sxth-s near Third-lve. The Rev. j. NJ
Pullman opened the exercises with brief address IN re-
gard 10 the work OF the home, during which ne men
foned that the had about $4,000, well invested
lie wa followed at considerable length by the ReV
Dr krmifage who warmly commended tho manner In
which the institution was conducted; the Rev. Dr
Jyng tr the Rev. DR.. Forester, and the ReV. Mr.
syeeter In the evening there were addresses by the
Rev DIR. Chaplin and Others ana music Inc
Humber OF the inmates at the home at the beginning OF
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EX-COMMISSIONER FOWLER'S EXPENSES.
William A. Fowler, exc Commissioner of City

Works, presented a communication TO the Brooklyn
Common Council, yesterday, asking to be reimbursed
for the expenses incurred by him in his trial upon the
charges preferrod nv Mayor Schroeder in 1876
luton appropiiaing 81 800 Tor TINS purpose adopted
in May last but Mayor Schroeder vetoed IT, Yesterday
Alderman Burnet offered a resolution directing the pay
ment of sum not exceeding 81 800 Ia MI Fowler. Al
derman Ray opposed It.. The resolution was adopted ny
vote OF IL to President Fisher voting in favor OF IT,
A resolution by Alderman Kane that SOOO be pad To
Commissioner John W. Flahery for the expenses OF MS
recent trial the charges OF corruption cmanatng from
Francis Swift, was referred TO the Finance COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

Sr .IoHS, y. g., March IA cable dispatch
received to-day tho abandonment a. sea
of the ship John Gladstone, from Antwerp for Key
West IN ballast. Sine V1s owned pIincqaily by 4. L.
Palmer, and insured in England.
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!. T. HrMRnLD's BrCnr.

tho great dnrclc lor te kdngys baer and nretfn Be
wan oi spuriOns miiaon4 None unless HES ~
T. HEMBoiD BuCHU MFG Co, y. y printed in carmiue
&. r. CKiTTE2IoN, Gth.aye.. sole agent for United
States and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

LOND0N, Tuesday, March ., 1S7S,
The Paris correspondent Of The Times says
it is asserted that Germany is trying TO Undue" England
to occupy Egypt aud thus protect her interests III way
which could not cause conflict with Russia.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Po,.mo,e Uotel-.JudCe c. r. ingalls,, of the New
yorE snntetue SnrieUdHt H0Use-Captan W
McC ann S y Giis.g Hoyss- Alfred Gaither. ol M
cinnati ~ HStropoinon 7fotsl-EX Congress- JnilHs
Hoichkss of Connecticut Ner iorE Ho-MaSCr oSn m
Whifrev Of Wilmington, DCl...... 4 ibn1fr Jioet-Jonn
Tucker II philadelphia -....tUN ArrHus
George f. E,lmunds OF Vermont and Henry IS Anihoy
Rhode Ex-Governor &. G. WashDurn, oi lsoh,l
and Judge Israel = Spencer. OF syracuse tSehalols ~
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Thc mnster cnllcd his colored servant TO hi

The master called his colorcd servant To his
side and said: Sam. I'm dy1ug-Tn going a long
Journey" SANS eyes MOIST, but ne encouraged
the sick by replying: "Ncbbor mind, nlaasd, ito
all de way down hill"
STANlEYS FUTURE.-ln 1879 brings back
tLc Sorn Pole 10 EuroIC, for exhibition in the publish
ing Office of The Daily 1ticGTdph. In 1850 Is commits
stoned by the Royal Geographical Society to restore
what il left Clcupatra- krede To Egypt. In 1881
discovers a the undiscovered islands OF the Pacific and
Antarctic Oceans raVciScs all thai II still unCxpored
i'm Asia Africa and South America. and brings geographic
cal discovery practically to conclusion. la 1926 ln-
isncs the 224t volume OF ms adventures newpaper
correspondent In 1927 starts on his first expedition 10
the sun.-Punch.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
NOTES OF AN ARCTIC VOYAGE.

Chief-Justicc Charles y. DAILY, of the Court
of Common Pleas, received, yesterday, from Mr. Bena-
miua ella p pocket memorandum and mess book found on
board The British ship colut" in the Arctic Ocean. ii
belonged tO officer. Its contents SIN PLAIN i'll
-pc ri lie lapse of time. There many pages OF iI-
tcIr.t lac memoranda.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
TrLEGRAPurC NOTES.

OTTAWA March i.-GrorGc Grain. contractor.
has a--gnod. Liabilities, tGI,ooi. assets small
N1STREAI, March Ill. : II. Merrill, retail dry
goods dealers have failed Liabilities. SlOuuoO assets nom.
IuaIy tie same.
- ions. " g.. March 4.-Thc liabilities of j. j.
If.ran CO. u-ol,cnt AL carpet merchants, are
about SlGpOUU assets. 2IooOlO
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUpHUTs' No
2i9 BROADWAY.
san4 42- Noon 42' Sd. m iC'. Stmohf W.
Highest durnc the daV 80 Lowest. W
Average. 37's Same day. 1874 Az
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
FEVER AND AGUE.
DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly elegantly coated for the cure OF al ds
orders the stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache. constipation indigestion dy SpepsEt
hiliousness blious fever Inflammation OF the bOWeis
iIns and o the vscera. Warranted
10 effect A postve cure Price 20 cents per box.
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the last year thirty-seven Eight we're admitted
during the year. three went away six died. ana one was
dismissed At uresent there thiryhve inmates auu
several applicants waiting TO he admitted Inc unus on
the home have been aided by several entertainments
given for its benefit.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
CIT THE BEST.

THE edition of WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED
IL QUARTo ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY, offered as
a premium TO the eubscrbers flIE WEEKLY and SEMI
rEBtSE is the latest largest and best Is poihl
IN handsoms Substantial library sheep binding and
printed on nns paper every respect nrstcias BOOK
which IS sold in al books at sl2
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

LONDON, March 5.--Joscph Bonomi, the ar
chaologist. j. dead.
CoNsTANTINorLr, March 4.-Mr. Layard,
the British Minister gave sosec tonight in honor Of
General Grant
lFor ott- Forciga Ns'~' r,e frsi pGg'.l
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
STOP THAT UACKIy:; COTGU

Before It Is late by using PHILLIPS "PANBLE" Con LIv
ER on combination with PnUsPHUN IRIlINE. All drug
gists. Depot Plaltst
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TIE EMMETT CENTENNIAL.

QUEBEC, March l.-Thc Centennial of En-
birth was celebrated tonight by a'torchlght pro-
ssion ia winch nearly 1000 Iri-hmen took part.
MONTREAL March TILE anticipated disturbance he
tween the Ofangc Young rltoEs AID the Catholic Union
did take place. The Britons concert IN Mechanics
Hall and the Enmet celebration M the Theatre Royal
were attended by immense crowds but when they were
over the people dispersrd
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
Announcements.

KNoX's Spring style silk Hat issued to-day.
pric, sJ. al2 Broadway. and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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DIR. CARVER IN HARTFORD.
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION BY THE
FAMOUS RIFLE SHOT.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Hartford Conn. July % 1878

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD, Conn, July 20. 1878.
After repeated disappoiDtments as to time DR..
Carver the famous RHO shot, gave an exhibition OF
craftsmanship here to-day. The exhibition was OF
. general nature, in every respect astonishing,
and at times elicting from the assemonge
rounds OF enthusiastic applause About one thousand
persons were present. including many gentlemen con-
nec,ed with the rife associations this section DIR
Carver used a wincneslor rifle calibre A, the
ridge having 40 grains OF powder aud ball weighing
200 grains. He his best form, his eyes yet
feeling the effects Of the STRAIN TO which they
have been subjected In recent exhibitions IN New
Y ork and New Haven.
TIIE SHOOTING.
Tho shooting opened at snort range, the glass balls
being tossed 10 the al, about iorsy Ice. from INC
rcd Ut this short range, tine Doctor missing Tho sec
ond seventh shots the first rouao, Inc fourth
aud eighth IN Tho second. none IN Tue third, the
eighth and twelfth IN tho fourth, The iourth'
ana n'ntn In the hrh, none in the
sixth, the tenth IN the seventh and the
sixth and ninth in the eighth In The ninth aud tenth
rounds, winch, with the one preceding, were shot late
10 the exhibition, he less successful, missing the
second seventh. eighth, ninth, eleventh twelfth
IN the ninth rouGl, and the nrst foIrtb H. sixtn
and tenth IN the teutn round, making total oil 20
Tno lcal oil striking balls pitched toward him on a
only larry succ. ssiul, twelve misses oc.
curing In thirty shots. In tho next exhtD, that or
strKng balls thrown straight up DR.. Carver scored
eighty hits cut OF ninety EIGHT shots ~ average
distance OF seVcuy lecl Ohe VI tue jest eatufes VI
tho exhibition was the firing against tms thnty shots
beng made minute, oil which Only
three wcro misses, aud these largely due to
the regularity with which the balls were
thrown. He next tried double barrel shot gun mt
100 ana scored twelve out OF the fifteen balls
HIS coin shooung the most remark ,blo event OF
tho evening" continuing some fifteen minutes, ana tho
dollars aud halves boug knocked IN every direction
bndly shattered. three cent silver piece was hnnly
produced, ana at the third shot, at twenty icct the
asscmblagc applaudcd loudly when the little coin was
sent spanning away into space.
o.
at us close DR. Carver was heartily conpIimentcd by
many present He left to-nignt for Jersey CITY.
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BOARD OF POLICE JUSTICES.

But three Of the Police Justices attended the Board
meeting last evening. President. Judge Flammer,
and Judges Otterbours and Duffy. The President
read to his associates thy following letter which he
received from the Comptroller q few days ago. 4
letter acknowledging Its receipt will be sent to-day,
but will DO taken It till the next meetu(
In August.
CRY or NEW YORK. FINANCE DEPARrMxNr,l
,CoNPTRoLLERs OFFICE July 10, 1873 !
To BoARDNor POLICE JusTiCEs:-
GESTLgxns--I have tue honor to acknowledge the res
eept o. the msde by you tor the OF Juns
and sixteen. have been committed by pyice magistrates
to reformatory and charts"le institutions as vagrsni
1uant aud dsordey under the provisions Of foA
OF the Laws OF 1878.
One of the provisions of the act is as foows:-
when any such child Is committed orphan nsyum
reormatory shall practicable. be committed 10 an
asylum rcformatory that Is governed or controlled W
child
In view this provision FLAW the Board of Estimate
Comptroller to with your Board and ask
that additional column be added to the stsement OF
n.s that will sho1 the religious iaith Of the
of each child committed and also that thu re
gions fah Of the persons who govern or control the
asylus and refomatores which children committed
he esgnated.
therefore return the sao statement Of commitments
As stated be added
returned to this Office as possible.
am very respectfully, JVhN hhLLf.
The statements refofred to IN the Comptroer's COM
municaton sent In obediencs TO resolution Of
fcrcd by Judge Bixvy and adopted AZ meeting Of tho
and trouble, and were considered by the clerk Of
the Board TO no complete. The resolution Itself was
offered on account oil certain remarks passed at the
meeting OF tn. Board OF Apportionmcnt In June IN
reference 10 tho great number OF commitments 10
charitable ana reformatory institutions made ~ the
Police Judges.
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The HANLAN-ROsS RACE.

sT. Jons y. b., July 90, 1873
The weather at haifpasl nine O'Clock this morning
fine clear, the wind southeast and for time
rowed. An hour later the wind had shifted 10 The
northwest with modcrate breeze, and until noon "
siil hoped that later the day the lie
CT for tho contest. This anticipation was rudey
dispcllcd during the afternoon, as the wind
backed 70 It's old quarter, southwest, blow
Ing hall gale, which immediately produced
such a choppy the KcpneDeccasis, that she'll
boat racing was gwen up Tor the time. The judges
boat early ON hand, and about three thousand
people were tho river in steamboats, and on tho
road along the shore. Hanlan and his hackers this
afternoon expressed great annoyance at the delay,
foreiting the stakes VI the race not decided to-
Jay, but there little credenco given to the report
The water remained unit Tor tue urti late IN
the evening, forty i've minute past six o'clock
Sncrtu Harding was compelled to order another post
ponement until tomorrow. At this hour tho course
little smoother Than II bad been since ooD ana
the wind falling. but the course suI too
roush for shells. The betting the result Is
heavy as u was last week. though both sues
idcnt OF victory There IS possibility that the race
viii take place on the ST. John River, at Oromocto
there being a good course nj that place.
The rougher element that went out to tho race
Friday aud Saturday last relieved the monotony OF
the waiting hours by breaking into the Torryburn
House, the quarters OF Ross, ana did some damage
They next attempted 10 break into the Cinrcnont
House, HalIan's quarters, but were driven away by
Tofontonians ana other boarders Tho roughs suisse
quently OF with several tea ms, and white driving
tnc stolen property into town assaed the people they
met on the road.
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SHOT IN The WRIST.

A row which came near 30 having fatal termina-
ton occurred early last evening IN saloon on Chat
ham street. John Corish, OF Newark, man thirty
eight years OF age entered the basement barroom ut
hall-past i've O'Clock and shortly aiterwsrd passed
into an adjoining room, where was Hattie ONei who
made an effort to turn down the gus preparatory to
leaving the apartment. Corsh threatened to blow
her brains out II she persisted at the same moment
drawing from his pocket small seven cnambercd re-
volvcr pointing 1t at her head As the girl raised
her hand toward the gas jet the ruian
fired lodging ball In her wrist, which, II her arm
bad not prevented IL, would undoubtedly nave pierced
her BRAIN In the excitement which followed Corish
the front saloon, leaning arijy on the bar
white tho live or six young women who frequent the
place rid themselves IN various hooks and corners.
policeman was ummoned, and when NJ tho last mo-
mcnt Corish Attempted to escape his flight was inter
ccptcd NJ the head oil tho Basement stars Tho
wounded woman accompanied the officer 10 the Fourth
precinct station house ana entered complaint INST
the man. She was thence removed TO the Cham bcrs
Street Hospital and had the ball extracted from her
wrist, and stcrward was taken back TO the station
house and held over night as complainant against
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SHUPE'S LEGAL DIFFICULTIES.

In addition TO the other legal difficulties OF Mr..
shupe proceedings supplemental have also been COM
mcnced against him on behalf OF Mary " Jopes. who
obtained judgment against him for $lG5 TOR salary.
The plaintiff says she was formerly employed by
snupe, VINO was the proprietor Of female school in
Asturls Rockiand county N. Y. Hiss Jobcs acted as
teacher and general manager for the institution, and
MT snupe falling, as she alleges, to pay balance Of
salary she brought suit against him. with the result
stated Mr. oride Dupre counsel Tor tho plainti, OBJ
tuiued order the examination of Mr. Shupe, and
that gentleman was COMMANDED to appear yesterday
before Judgc Van Hocsen, but failing 10 put In an ap
pcarance his default was taken. Upon application
Judge Van Hooscn granted order OF adjourn inert
uE,i Monday, at whicn time Mr. shupe is directed to
show cause why no should not be committed Tor con-
tempt Of court
Tho further examination In supplementary proceed
ngs begun against Mr.. Shupc, IN the Marine Court.
the facts OF which have been published, was set down
for one T. ". yesterday before Judge Shea owing 10
the sickness, however OF his counsel tue examination
OF Mr.. 5hupe was postponed TIL tomorrow.
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MADISON SQUARE FOOTPADS.

Tho frequent robberies OF late committed In Mad-
son square has led to greater exercise of vigilance
on the part OF the police. Roundsman Price, who
captured Two highwaymen there on Saturday night
yesterday morning laid In wait, with Olcer Genore,
among the bushes tor any adventurous knights OF the
road who might choose TO ply their arts there. Be-
fore long couple Of men appeared who singled out
gentleman doing on bench and approached
him One put pistol TO his head, while
tho other r1cd his pockets. This proceeding
was repeated three times succession, and us the
pair OF punderers werc leaving their third viC.im
Roundman Price spraug upon ono Of Thorn, while
Genore made Tor the other. The last, however, was
alert and took to his heels. with the officer IN close
pursuit. lively chase was inuuguratei, which was
carried benches and around trees till, as the
fugitive broke INTO Twenty seventh street, Genorc
drew MS revolver and fired. The runaway a. once
turned about and discharged revolver IN
his rursuer's face but AS he sprang away again no
rushed into til 10 presence OF another officer. He
TO standstl tueD, threw hts revolver into sewer
aud ioiding his arms, calmly awaited capture. When
taken TO the station house prisoner said his name
john Mccain His comp anon mad already been
Police Court yesterday morning both were held IN
default OF 81, 900 bait. double case gold sefni-dc
tached lever watch, marked CT 5. X Co., 224, and
''No 1888" on the movement, was found on the men
ana Is supposed 10 be the proceeds OF q burglary.
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A LONDON NAIAD.
GREAT SWIMMING FEAT IN The THAMES By
MISS AGNES DECKwI1H.

GREAT SWIMMING FEAT IN The THAMES By
MISS AGNES DECKwuH
Miss Agnes Beckwiin, who Is probably the NEST
accomp lishcd lady swimmer OF the day. says tho
London Sportsman, 18th inst, started yesterday from
Westminster Bridge tori ''peasure swim" of twenty
miles In tho Thames. The journey was TO be to Rich
nopd or further II tho tide allowed, but IT did not the
remainder OF was to be done down stream.
The icat lot done for wager, but to encourage
swimming, more especially among the omale SEX IL
will DO that thus youog lady the year be-
fore last swan from Chelsea Bridge to resnwich, u
distance OF ten mics, the effort being made by her
with the greatest ease.
About twenty minutes past twelvs O'CLOCK the Cit
izon steamer Mairmony, Captain Bean. crowded with
a sympathetic company, worked out into the river,
and on getting toward the centre OF the strcam MISS
Beokwn, accompanied by her father and brother em-
parked GU board a wncrry. Wnen opposite the middle
arch Westminster Bridge the lair exponent 81 the
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CLAN-NA-GAEL.

The ninth annual picnic aud Irish national games
OF the Clan naGael Association took place Yesterday
afternoon and evening at Jones' ood and was largely
attended Tho programme embraced many Of the
national games Of Erin, for which number Of prizes
wero offered. One OF the features OF the pro-
gramme was tug of between the Brooklyn and
New York members in which the latter came OF
victorious. Sir. J. Daily succeeded in winning
the prizes for throwing the heavy stone,
and running high jump aud Mr.. f. Murphy
for The standing jump and Standing high
jump. In the running match Of 100 yards,
open to all corners, together with the one
mile for professionals Mr. Odell was the VICTOR
Tho 100 yards sacx race was Voc by Dir. James N.
Wassan AMID considerable laughter, OWING TO tho
nu mber OF falls aud soersaults made by him before
reaching the judges stand. The concluding event,
the hali-mie race for members only, after hot
contest, won by Mr.. y. Moore.
Alter the games all parties adjourned to the plat
form Tor dancing ana INDUCED IN numerous reels and
jigs until a laIc hour. t.,
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ATT OF nataton having gracefully sauted the spectators
Owed into the river ana commenced her long Journey
MISS beckwih was nttircd In close hitins costume
OF a dark orange color, trimmed with biue SILK ana
lace, while her brother TO be prepared Tor any emer
gency, Was also Ia swimming costume. The oriuge, as
we'll as both embellishments, were crowded Win
eager sgntsssrs VINO cheered Justify when tne piunse
was enected shortly after starting tho swimmer put
on blue and white chip hat, composing that part OF
her toilet Win the greatest ease IN the wafer. MISS
Beckwith swan IN the old fashionod way, occasionally
weather was intensely hot and very favorable Tor the
young lndy's attempt Tho start was enecled al
twenty-six minutes past twelve, and nine minutes
later Lambeth Bridge was passed vadxnaii peng ieis
miles Ia iurlongs, was reached In 4sn, wni" tne
record for Old Battersca Bridge was 5zm All
this while MISS Beckwith was swimming
easily along, chatting with her father III
the accompanying SKIN, or exchanging greetings Win
her friends on board tho steamer On passing Coate
boat house, at Batersea, salute was fired IN honor
ern Railway Bridge at that place In H. AM. the dis
lance osus miles = lurongs. On passing Wands.
WORTH Bridge, IN H. lon, tho large crowd when had
assembled there cheered her Loudly. rutney bridge,
faIuer more than quarter vi the Journey was ar
Ived al IN H. ad IRON The start the distance being
mics ia iuriongs Opposite the boat houses at fnt
hey large Number OF people had gathered, VINO ran
ioaS tue towinRpath cheeripg the swimmer. ny TINS
iiSs oecAWitn, INC Voyasers IN WINCH were very
merry, nut crdery, ana not once during inc
wno.e Journey was inc young iady iuter
lerea WIN or impeoeo. Htinmersmitn brluye
was the next point reached III Inc under
mat structure eenY passed. al 2:35, or ~ 9r
from inc starr; Chlswick Chufch came next AZ 2ol
ana Barnes Bfidge, miles "a lurlongs nj 3l2, that
Deing IN 46m from me commencement OF the SWIM
Many persons ma also copyrighted a TINS part OF the
river, ana me cheers were again renewed. shortly
aIte, 'nc pun iieau was ci oeuiha salute Rieeted
Tue lazy iloh .hat wen SHOWN hosteiry, ana on PASS
Ing the brewery ~ MortuKc the brewers turned out
e" MUSE 70 aPpiaua tne swimmer MISS beckwhn