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New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
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Tur PATENT MEDICINE STORY FROM WAsHlNGI"N
SHOWN TO BE UNToUNDEp-THE EXACT fACi'
~ rut .sr As STATED BY TILPEN & co.
Tho loll,ulrg letter was received by the E.htor
Of The TEIBvNE on Saturday afternoon. IL Is
marked utlyatc but as the puhicaio ION ot us con
tents IS matter of duty in order TO correct "ha'
seems clearly an erroneous and injurious charge we
fru,t Mr. Henry 4. Tiiicn will not dSapproIe "l
our taking the liberty OF giving 10 the pnhhc pre-
C,ev as hc wrote it. IL seems ncediul 10 oou th"'
on this showing not only was gross injustice uou'
10 Governor r lG,n in connecting MS name VIZ" 'Il'
seizure Of goods belonging 10 the nrm oi lH"eh q"
Co. hut also Nat that seizure itself has "eeh siea'F
exaggerated and misreprcsented, and was really
matter Of tf.dius consequence:
Nrw-LEpANoN, y. y, April 10, 1879.
,fvDr,r SIN. Nv attention pa. been called 90
letter IRON Washington under date oi AlII ! 44u
published 20 your paper OF thr n, r'la''ou L;,
Trlcn ina new scandal " MI IEdeh al" H's
NfJ,ciu, Ills Patent Medicines sent out by The
ton without paying the HeTenUe I"A-1.
Now. INV dear SIT, .lmpiF U,>iit u" ~, g.; ,l
T;rs'-Th, SamuclJ. Iildap has no interest I'D ana
-, i,. had amy interest Iu ia" chemical estab-
ii,Imcut of .dcu ~ Coz located al Ne"-L''aN'"'
''.G S.lgrdNi "g am the sole surviving owner Of the
T.Hi"TG.u& Co.douot prcparepa n d'cinc5
al ali. Their preparations are tA''Ns.lil LOT t,uN
lncdt.al profession and for dispensing oS aPo'H'-
J,arI-We now prepare 600 varieties of promo
rat.ou~ and only tour Of tha itls- munger are uy3 |
1I..c o.l. bc,lus, of 'traac-marh, as Will DE
seen by pamphlet herewith sent.
Ftfh-N Iru we fist heard OF the aIaf III
CI.cac, W. addressed e letter to tAc CoEmi-s''"er
inviting te fullest invests t-JtinHln.o aI tine iI'd-
stances, as We were as Mu'h '"llIiS'4 as
a., tla Commissioner. reaching Washington
Ca.ly iu tue momuG and it3NihR 3D. I-e
afternoon. A. our ctsj'me'- "t,, 'r.y tUI.' '
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
TAMNANY DEsPAIRS OF THE REPUBLIC.
L.--- ~. -..- L--- L-ku.-- L-n-n-. 1 -Ls---L

If such acts as have been pcrpeuated by the
Mu.Or and Governor be- cOu,mIued with nnpuuity,
what official li sale, what Law viii be respected, what
sacred tradition will d. upDCdY political honor j. "a
Ocu-lOn, II official honor j. dead, there Is nothing but
hOaWUe-s depend upou and Tie days OF the Republic
are numbered 10 worth the while 10 reflect the
innate connection between public and private morals.
Tie Of confidence ~ public men ana high official,
sups the tOuuuuUu OF prYaC trust ana stuns bus
and MAKES prosperity impO,s4D bic. The recent acts Of
tie Mayor ana Governor create general confusion AID
vii Prove disastrous 10 private enterprise well aS the
public veal They deserve the severe and earnest
apprehension o. all good citizens, blows at The pubic
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
MISS KELLOGG's BENEFlT.

The farewell concert for the benefit OF hlsS
Kellogg on Saturday evening was q nattcIiug demon.
slratiun of Der popularity large ana brilliant audi
cucp hIcd stenway Hall. and bestowed upon her many
pleasing marks Of appreciation and esteem Her appear
auccs greeted with much enthusiasm. and she was re-
O. .d many umcs and hOuutIfuly laden with HJwcrs.
-h, was fortunate m having the valuable assistance o
Ni. Nluciui That great artist PLAYED glorious ~ ana
.t!rIed tho house 20 that Wild enthusiasm which mas
come o. follow as matter of course, aA lls WOhdCIIU
performances. IGic-ut ara was also given 10y MIS-.
Palmer Fassatt cu,r TdEl ap rtra. Mr. Frtsch, AI.
Alfred H. Pcase Mr.. Charles A Colby, and Mr. Maurice
~LIakgSVn.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
PuBLIC OPINION.

Tie new rule giving certain committees
,l rLt> iu I.c matter Of reporting bills w. be au
rar,au5 'acturin promoting the success Of nlscucy-
uu- measures thrust INTO notice on The VctOu-bo1 plan
-li.oy Times lt,iD
What unjust action, what diSrcputablc prac-
..a what visionary policy ls ta-Ic mat Democracy
vi lo' bend itself 10 10 further DTS party ends l-.Du-
1ugue Times QrpJ
II August Belmont and his squad Of twenty
li.uu-u shed democrats really wan, candidate for
President who viii beat Mr.. linden. let Them roll out q
rr. or TWO of their surplus cash and establish liter
a.y bureau. Ibat way lies rucccss.-lCoIumbus tOhio)
rLaI. LulInal lAepl
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THE LOST PLEAD.
L.. vi. L.n. L.nLn. I-I

Where is Spnggs-thc celebrated j. Thomas
Spregs WLusr UrIl Iaut CDup al the Democratic state
Convention 90 l~77 nrust nm az once into fame OF
laIe Ne lave ucarI Itlt OF A. IN The words Oi me
IJaay rgils tric is emerge oy" ana J. IbOuaa
spriggs 20 save The Democracy from lts pre-
uicaurut. The committee appointed by the BclmJnt
conference 10 hunt ~ HotauO seymour and mako him
for Governor mex. FI, visited Albany yesterday,
where they pccttd 90 the old gentleman. But be
pIudeuty forcsaw tho trouble ana " sent man." io-
naming at homo hinse NAIo bic bIOiLer attended TO
the uuslucss lc had ON taud. SO tho committee was
nicely sold. But bring forth Spnggs-he is man who
cannot be baked by any ouch INNING GIACuiter. He
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
MUSIC AND TIM DRAMA.
MR.. SHERWOOD'S RECITAL.

Nj. William II. Sherwood, who gave piano
fore recital Stein way Hall Saturday Afternoon,
IL pianist who was first heard here some tbreo yOars
ego the Greg Concerto at one Of Theodore Thomas
Symphony concerts. Since that time he has lived IN
Boston. where lac has played much IN public ana where
he has gained a most enyiabe rcputatOn-a equation
wGch he proved by his performance Saturday that
le wholly deserved His programme was very exacting
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
p Q s r s G RIP r
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
TIE RUSSIAN CONSPIRACY.
SERIOUS RIOT IN ROSTOF.

LOSDON, MOnhay, April Il, IS'9
disturbance occurred at RostOf, on the River
Don. on the I4th inst The residences of the Chief
of Police and the oyerseer Of the town. and the DIS
trict Police Station aud the police records were
destroyed. Two policemen were killed.
TIE WAR ~ SOUTH AMERICA.
The British Government mas learned that ChlIan
fleet has destroyed etes and landing stages and seized
launches engaged in loading guanO from Peru 10 Ing
land THIS interference affects over 100 vessels, chiefly
English, and stops the expectation Of EuaIo
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
THURMAN's LATEST BIUNDER.

The haste with which Mr. Thurman, as
President IO the Senate h- assent 10 the
removal Oi subordinate officers Of tuat body hEhy
M. The rue requiring tie lndorsemeui 0t the
presiding officer III such cases was adopted In 1904,
ycu both branches of Congress were democratic, and
Vac based the ldcn tlH the Senate is continuous
bOly aud such should not be disturbed by changes
made merely iOr the sake Of party. There are some
icupe tins country who believe that the offices aic
not merely rewards for party service, aud tue greed
Drtte. ana his behavior ~ this case will hurt him
among people whose good opinion be can III afford TO
"a
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
GEORGE " CARLETON &Co,
IL. Il u. 70. =

C;er,ai.e .Cft~,ommoirl. novel %. ,le second I'm.
pit. Translated from thc lIoh Ol Ho I'h l-u" cloth,
price 81 3d.
II Vi = Pinalore poke; edition. with portraits from
It, %. go. lIl.,4l 10 tllr.rtr1a Price I'D C,ui,
,rpiihpuud rov,' translated r1u ,ht French OF Alex
aiu.r Dam -. Emo ,uiT iDuu.. prcf - cents,
The to.prI, in Poetry NcNy a'rl from thr orig
mai uiiri ujD oua narrative anu Irui'ui into Ens.,i
lU,t., By D. i.hI a. Li.1I. Proc 81 30
4 southern Nomun's story. by Mr., PipJa Votes Pom.
bet II south IarouL l2Ip e.oth bound yrsj % cots
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
THE ELECTION Trials At cHIRLESroN

CHARLESTON, April 2O.-The United States
Court Is still engaged trying the election Those
from Barnwcll County VIII probably be given 10 the
jury tomorrow. Tho Grand Jury has found true
bills AGAINST the fouowug-named persons: George +.
Pritchen W. r. Coxry and W. A. Lowudes, for falsely
certifying the result of the elections T. J. Heidi. A. ".
Norraud and W A. FIslburn. for refusing Co receive
the votes OF persons entitled to yOtr; N.J Watson Tor
obstructiug ami resisting United states Deputy Mar
shaI J. VI Mucrnead and c. J.. j. Fe for violation Of
their duties as officers OF election.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
HENRY nOLT & 90.

Boswell. Idfr of johnson. n. ttuE ,le rour % tho
Helf!t- .eioyci 9t OJ5D-
letc Interest. Iairye l2mO. 50
English actors from shakespeare Ia Naore1dy. BY
Baaer u The ABB tgu. ilr-. uu.iom
VITA Lswts Actors AMI Acuug. -5 %
Zoology Oi the Invertebrates. By Alex. Na.1ister.
professor the University OF DlBu Erfi5cd !Jr AMNgcl
il. A. s Packard IDuI.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
y NNntll,iiiNlTnN

IJD NrIIIN. , Nr1F's 0FA
Third Supplement- Nai.7' Dictionary ci dentistry
Part ]. cloth. -43 3D.
s-upplenent 10 r'- Dictionary OF tho Arts and ci-
cncc- 4 yU4. ~ 90
Miii'S ,J STUART Political Economy 1 voio l2mo.
cotH, -.
science at Home BY j. p. Nichols =. \ 1 VOL. l2mO,
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
THE ENGLISH CHAMPIONSHIP.

The six days walking match for the long
distance championship England began 20 Agricultural
Hal! IslInetou. al o'clock this morning. Tie contest
ants were Hisae. Blower" Brown, Coikey the pres
ent champion. and Weston, tho American Al 3 O'Clock
tuls morning ildsIe was ahead Al Were Iunli"s Ga
cent Weston. Haslcl aud Brown ere the taEoutcs.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
ReBGliT- BROS.

Game A,.rsr tt Home" I5ao C..tI Price 81 30,
Ght epic Of iiado-. By LOWS Norris. 4 new 'iu'n
from t' -tYrua L.a."n r.i"h 4'' '..." 'i..' % '''
The Life 9i J. II ". Turner. r s. BIS Philip Gilbert
H1f.,In Nus ere us- ..rr Turner's -A.ttl.s ana JIr
N.Nu..uLs. snuaI. l.un n-Ic- ! !! ~
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

GHseg HOHsc.-Senator i. u. Plumb, oi kansas
So n Galt Of Montreal and evScD1t0r s VI. Dorsey, oi
Arkansas 49,. rum 1renUe Hoic'-Ihe liou. Robert
ntrop o Ro-t6n thc Hon Gausha A. Grow. Of Icnusyl
vsua senator r T. Eardoph Of Nr"J'rsey anu the ITO"
Nlriin l. Townsend. LferO0f HcUsf-t.enth h
H. V Boyuton uf W ashiug gtCn --N sc l0rk L'ftt- l
KENNEDY, Of the steamship Gclmanic-... HgNmda H,"t
Vav0r g. G. Iaugdon Of Detroit. NtHGspT Hotet-lN
Governor j. j. Baglcy, OF Detroit and James H. HO"e {"
".-..t
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

AGATE-JACKsON-c

AGATE-IACKSON-Ou Nond1v. April l6. az 81 John
church YunkeTs, y. y. by tie Rev T. NJ Peters. D. d..
sf.t by ;hr Rev 4. b. Atkins ID. D.. trrItrc. AGATE
to- Katharine. shterJ tho Late DAVID 3 Jackson,
LUY-TER-WEEhS-O THURSDAY, April T.. q Tee r3.t
d.u,. oi the brides u7rrus. Red Suuug Glen cove L J..
Iy the Rev JOHN Middleton, James H. Luyscr aud >alua
- al. M /. Is NJ
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
r q PETERSON 4 BROT iERs.

Bounc-N1rie 3 charming ato.v t' .'...- being l'til
Nuruauly ana Paris iicur, t.tyI-t translate B
M.Iy Seal sherwood. Iu,c 30 cents a paper 'E 81 IA
cloth
Mrs UnIc- Sew Coo, Book containing O. Der ult ani
re-- r.cHrts-l3-5 in . HI.. yu.HuJ Ui oyer JUO
page. wi "a in,ex. strongly bound. pre- ~ 55
Helene 4 Love, Passion AMI Eoai.-s'. by Emi.3
ZJa. Price 80 cents H paper ur s. ~ .u n.".I.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

The Great Republic was fine paddc-whecl
freight ana passenger steamer of 35S2 tons burden
with low pressure engines aud spicndidy furnished
for The ocean trade. Her homo port was orig
ualy New York CRY. I!or commander was Car
James Carroll. she has been rUI "a. on an iudc-
pendent limo from san Francisco 10 Portland md A.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

buildings and residences are I'll being thrown
open for the accommodation OF the passengers
who baye lost everything. The latest inj!Ischcc
concerning the condition Of the vessel Is lhit
she IL virtually M three pieces. Tho forward part II
split IN two. The at part is holding tOgrth.r.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
TnE yIETrE oF sTIMrLANrs.

Little sncprs like this in TIE NEw-YoRK
IELJSE should act .c pas on the backbone OF the
I-iJtiauC majority ID Congress- ltls nrllli mt party
which forces am extra session merely 10 back down"
Th, barhdoWu NOT altogether visible al his time, an d
i IuL TRIBUNE VIII only keep ur IL. eueakng fire We
V..4 guarantee that Congress Will whip the White
House.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
NEW BOOKs AND NEW EDITIONS
HoUGHToN. OsGODD & 90.

R,,,rced 10 banks Of me- . rss mja't' tt2y 1'o'Ti"t
here5oss on ttc Ltr1rJ DrJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Apiu u. a. m-The barometer
has rise steadily since Friday, the upward m1yemcut
being more ycoerdav (ee upper line on didZram)
than on Saturday (sce lower ne) The weather situr-
day was cloudy and rainy until evening, when partly
cloudy weather followed clearing weather. Yesterday
fpir weather prevailed. On SATURDAY the average tom
prrature - higher than ON Friday. Yesterday
the tcuprTa ranged between 39 and CO., r aver
age bclug S7-) higher tnan on saturday. The amount
OF O. Hoisture tue air has been diminished.
Warmer and clear weather followed By partly cloudy
weather, may be expected IN TINS city ahd y!clnity
fi-ftv
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

Artists oi she Ninetren'h Cenirry nnh Pher Wort..
hluduO1. tanning ZO51 DiJ.raIicI. '"- i5 i's
EtskIue Clement and Laurence Hrti1p. 'os- crown
The southern states VD' D Of" Poems % Places II
itcd by 81. ". LUupf, Iow. -.
The Iudy 81 tbc Aroo,i Ok Bg ~ p Uowea' s2
Angelo. \ pom %. NcIaci Auge l.t Vtor.i c'oalh
by ,It Lft - L. us
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

Nchnve greatly improved Scwel CARPET Lining with
FIVE row, O sChe,. that you get IT, American carpet
Luug CO.. York and Boston For sale cy all carpet deal
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

The verdict OF half tie wo-ld-I,e entire Western Hem
ispnere pronounce MURRAY * LANNANs FLORIDA NAIt lo
most del s. perfume the booi, tho BALI and ITO
bath chemistry has yet succeeded IN extracting from y
ing
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

.nyna third In the wear By using the Moth Proof
Garnet only hat manu- tilfut oi cotton ami
paper American carpet Lining Co.. New'l OrA and Boston.
For sale by all carpet dcacis.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
A.D.F RANDOLPH < so.

Socialism b. Roswell D Hitchcock, b. D. Nef edition.
l2u5. boards price 3b OrIth
Toe Iau.c,bury P .riggc. To and from tho Lamb "A
CopT,rr, l.l He 'ii. 20 rIf.rrs Iy Is lasf 's. J.
A B-deI d. d. Bishop o. ONO. lOuO. ClUlB ys.,9 - %
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
qam47o Noon b5'. II. m COZ Midnight 49,
IiirlCst durng the day. CO.. Lowest 391.
Average. 409. same day 1878. 5s's'
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
rHE WRECK or me GREIT REPCBLIc

r,BIY oUT or HIR COUR-r-SuE ATTEMGTS 10
MAKE r0lr IN HE NIGHT TIME AND Is COM
r1rrEiY uroEFy UP-TEN LIVES LOST.
SAN FRANCI,CO, April 2O.-A dispatch from
,,-i, OREGON says THAT the snip Great Republic ran
lrc m an attempt 10 enter tho port az night when
,,. very dark The chip badly ont OF her course
ma. ,,,sseuger. have al been taken to Astoria. lne
,tn aud crew are ashore on sand leland and VII! be
tn on this afternoon. The freight and basea2e have
ub.n lost Last nlyht the wind rose aDd heavy sea
ng,t 10 roll lu aud is breaking whore the vessel
lies 90, ,--,
sAN francisco, Cal, April 20, 1879.
soeouJ dispatch says tie tugs Br'nhan and CoIum.
, tJr,turred from tno wreck Captain Carroll, First
ofi.sr Lennon Second Officer Davis, tie Plot b'aI,
E',r,iu name unknown. and Ten seaIutn and walters
- sfil on board the vessel cn9'aNtih- !" save
w., h and bncctee bur with very poor success Do con-
of tlr severity Uf tho utOtlu. Al qta:tr i.-l
a l,rk tLe ,-t tug nyryu d. hr,HH-- ncN- tlHl Hl i
l.k ths let boat had lett tie snip WIN FIRST ON 'rI
,.,r 4roud DtbceI DAVIS tuc boat tia4,tWu rtoi -
- . I,f walters ten uf fwnou.lEuuUl.l ,iNr hua'-
- ,ui ,.yru Others we're drD Ancd ~ she cap,lzu
-, 'i Gn,f in TIE surf IIrcc cuus o the boat hd
,y mn rrly fi-.. Tho main mast ic.i duIn- h' h-hl
~, rn,yrs hav. broken through the blE' iht Th!p
j. mo-. usted .cAWsri, aud tue bIedko.a "sah chlrriY
ny.r hpr Bedding, furniture. etc, uft WASHING Hp W1t
tho surf on the beach o.-,...,.,,, a..
futtn ,rroil h. from tho vetV fret maintained the
t,I,st srtplue ami order and zap o. tIr very last.
H., iusriring tue passengers g. confidence oi safely
rrrvrutcd "A panic. The town l~ Iuil ot Icople,
| many OF them Without money. chuich,'' PuOic
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
Acr oy EProRr FoH ENDING AT p " APRIL
N'''''
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Special Nonct5

DIR Chaudlcr'- ssiuouIc B',o! .rd T. ,er pills wpdys
ppD-Il. lyf u. .tIias 'I'trta ' A l-;,l 80.
Geo. \ Icavtt =, 90. AGctioneer-.
THE BALE7IIIl COLLECTION.
Nov ou r1 htoa 40 e To- W.T. Ar. Galleries so 81 Broad
way. uut. uG.c ~ sll'. 2pd dui -ttI.
Ancient AND HOpERN PAINTINGS.
Belonging 70 Joseph y Baesucr eel mc'uHhs eisn9ies
DY
Armfeli. CorOouid y H. Percy,
i.1A. NIt8NItA l,s Roster,
HOlal.sfp1 tift,t. iNLi-l't't
EJusituu, lHvo flNtr -hN"'I'
U,Irh,r Herring
Coplcy, WIN shaver on Woman
EAFFAli iIt, El BEN7 Nj JRlLLp
Agu moro than 100 Otlt!s.
TIE ARNOLD LIBRARY.
MONDAY, 2ist aAd fO.JwI1s lays .t .jJ sad I3) D. IA
each day.
Tho large anG valuable library otJ h. V. Arnold esq,
RARE AND WoNDEEFCL COLLECTION"
The Inisn League Club.
Ma .iaOaAy@, cotutf 1hthht.
NFW IOGk. April II. 1879.
4 Sp.cltl Meeting this Club will Do hcW club
House. MONDAY tho 2st day OF April as oruck
purpose receiving and consdoug the report
d . .t. Binding tOlnuittcc.
IIy order the President -
CHARLES A. PEABODY, Jr. secretary.
T. VI Stewart's steam Carpet Cleaning NurEs S26 eth
ave y and - feun BiOoklyn. send Tor circulars
Nichy. from the springs Bnu;erivo. Ccicsi ma
GraEdo Grille and Hopita-thc only seau'he
New-York tribune., 1879-04-21
PROMINENT ARRIvAL7.

Total amount Of water for week
Distance travelled bY tne wind durlu
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROYAL a.; $g 3: 6*bE2R
Absolutely Pure.
Absolutely Pure.

CONSUMERS should bear in mind that the
the market made from pure Grape Cream T
vine growing district Of France. An Old eN
few pennies more for the Royal" finds that
economy 10 use II. Another says she uses the
eggs An old lady writes that II makes the onl
N. hes, apd most wholesome materials ar use
eminent chemi.ts rs Dr. MOTT. New York; pr
tin cans only.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-26
by TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

LONDON, Aug lS-The Pail Mall Ga
sette says As Cashmere is the only part
Of India which appears to be still threat
ened with famine. there are hopes Of
revival Of prosperity in India. So con-
fdent is this feeling in Manchester that
anticipations are INDUCED in, and here
aud there preparations are made for .
greet revival in the Eastern trade. In
the British iron trade there are even
signs of improvement that have reached
the stage in which workmen are begin
ming to claim increased wages In
Sheffield the starting Of new furnaces
j, contemplated. as stocks are being re-
duced. A cheerful feeling in other
trades is reported. though business at
present is stagnant. Timely rain in
Cashmere might yet secure half the
average rice crop. The ST .tement made
some time ago that this would be enough
to support the people rests upon the
assumption, apparently we'll founded,
that half Of the inhabitants have Ell
Their persisted by fsmiue or have emf
grated,
In consequence Of storms. traffic 10
suspended on the railway between Ches-
ter aud HOLY head. A visduct at Lland-
dulas. Wales. has t,en washed away;
also some Of the bridges. Several sew
ers were burst by the freshets on the
lines Of the Liverpool railways. Birk-
enhead is flc led. There has been Is
hours Of continuous rain at Chester. In
Derbys shire. Trent ard Derwent the river
overfowed all the low lying lands.
BARRE, (Ontario) August ls-In the
single scull race, with turn, three
miles. Hanlan was first, Riley second.
% seconds behind, Kennedy third, Gan,
dout fourth. Berry fifth. In coming up
Hanlan stopped five times and turned
and called Riley to come on. Immeai.
ately after turning the buoy an unknown
sculler got right IN the sculler course.
When within less than length Of each
other. Hanlan, looking around, saw the
stranger, and, backing with his RICH,
and pulling hard with his left, he es
capped collision by foot and half,
his oar scraping the unknown she'll.
Riley. while Hanlan was drifting past
the stranger, took . lead Of three four,hs
OF length. Hanlan, as soon rs clear d,
quickly closed the gap. leading Riley
the whole way home. About one hun
dred yards from the finish Riley made
tremendous squirt, coming up rapidly.
Hsnian. thinking he had the race In
hand, did not respond, and both passed
the winning line nose and nose, in &c.
with Kennedy third and only IA seconds
behind. The judges. being inexperi-
enced. fred two shots in quick success
sion. instead Of only one. for . dead
heat Hanlau and the majority Of the
spectators think he NO +, by half length
but he is willing to row IL over again 90
Wednesday. Although within two feet
OF the sculler who nearly fouled him
the champion didn't recognize him
Most OF the spectators believe that the
unknown was there purposely. Riley
and Hanlan will row another match OF
Saturday.
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