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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10
From MarseiIles.

MARsEILLEs, May 8, lS79.-A horse trot Is
billed for this afternoon.
The lock house burned last winter, has been
replaced by more substantial structure.
Rev. J. Brown preached at the Logging school
house last Sabbath afternoon, at which time u
Sabbath school was organized, with w. W.
johnson superintendent and A. W. Allen as
sstant Miss Alma Loring will probably act
us secretary and treasurer, to which office she
was elected.
George Woodtord was here all last week
working like horse for temperance.
ltls rumorcd that the saloon men are look
ing up new places.
The municipal election last Monday resulted
rs follows:
Temperance ticket. Town trustees.-J. W.
Preston, 2l9; :. T. OsgOod, 2l9; +. II. Spiccr,
PIG; r. W. Pitcher, 2l6; G. G. Cram 2l9; no
license 220.
High license ticket Town trustccs-AleX-
ander Bruce, l46; Jacob SChoellkOpt, lR
David Samuels, IA; John r. Galloway, l4j:
Hiram Hilton, 131; license, al.
The town authorities will publish the fol
lowing:
To Whom Il man concera: Atthe annual elcc-
ilOn Oh INC COTpoIdllOH Oh hdIAclllcS lpI tht
election Of trustees for the ensuing year, the Is
sue was made distinctly between the licensing
or not licensing saloons. The result of the
cectlon was a majority of sevcnty-nine for no
license, attained no doubt because the success
full candidates publicly pledged themselves not
only not to grant license but to use every en-
deavor to suppress the unlawful sale of liquors
within the limits Of said corporation. This
pledge must be kept and We give timely warn
ing to those who have during the past year vi
olated the law in th, respect, that they will be
prosecuted to the full extent of the law, and
they may expect no leniency if they persist in
their unlawful business: and we hereby notify
all who shall frequent their places of business
that their names will be taken down and they
will be summoned before the Grand Jury and
used as witnesses before local justices, and
this without regard TO persons. Il.
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Dress Goods.

Black and coorcd satins in all the effects. Hand
line black gros grain silks from Csc upwards Trim
ming silks all the newest shades, at soc and up
BLACK GOODS.nsck cashmercs nj 80 yer yard and up
ward Camel hair goods Henrietta cloths black Barathca
nuns CLOTH Pe&n cashmeres something strictly new and
desirabe) and full line of alpacas and all the cheaper
grades In abundance
Also nice line OF colorcd cashmcrcs including the new
shades of gen darme" and "od ged, and line stock
OF all wool cashmere, Beges and Hcrnans stock all
wool bunting including good article for 25c yard hc
latter goods will arrive In few days the demand being so
great manufacturers canno, Keep up with ordcrs)
Also fun line OF domestic dress goods. all shades, NJ It
yard and upward the stock being the best shown
full and complete stock Of percalcs gInphams lnclud
ing SCOTCH. prints Sc.
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Misses school shoes at Child X Phipp,'o.

The Business Mems Association met in month
" session on Monday evening last. In the alb
scncc of the president, Vice Pres. Catln took the
chair. The secretary made reports OF business
done during the month, all familiar to the pub
lie. The other business Of interest was the talk
about Undcrwoods hay rake and loader. Mr.. L.
thinks he has Il splendid machine, which has cost
him years of labor and thought; he believes it is
now perfect. Mr.. Vim. Stormont also gave his
views Of the machine, which he considers use
full and valuable invention Mr.. l. has spent all
his money perfecting the machine, and now
wants to raise $l2j to build a couple of the ma
chimes, to prove to the world its value. MeSSrS.
Reed, Wood and Stormont were appointed com
mittcc to see what can he done in the premises
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Teas and
Groceries,
Flour and
Provisions
CAN BE BOUGHT AT
PHILLIPS brothers
CHEAPER
Than Any Other Place.
OUR TEAS

Are good draw and Nnc flavor and selling AZ extremely low
prices.
Tbs Sing Ian Pin Japan Tea for sl.@ We are selling
large quantities of this Tea II never falls To please.
3hs Good Quality Young Tyson Tea for siD This Tea
has good merits and is worth money. We hayc tWcsty
half chests which We will close out at the above price
Warranted TO please money refunded
lbs. Extra Quality Broken Leaf Japan Tea, tor slt5
This Tea has equal for the price We do not hesitate IT,
recommend IT, The quality j. much better than great
many higher priced Teas,
our soc Japan Tea is better than great many sell To-
their beat Tea and 0c Young yson superior 10 any
in this market for the price.
We also have Extra Quality Gunpowdcr Tea at 0c per-
ID. We know il 10 be good.
You will mud Oolong Tea at 5c per H. H. sweet ~
rose good strength and delicious flavor.
Wcalwnys make discount to parties buying In uUan titles
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Fine worsted suits at VI. Stieiel " Co. IS

The La Sale Press says "picnic parties TO
Starved Rock will hereafter be allowed the privi'
lege of visiting that beautiful natural curiosity
of traditional interest by paying the remunera-
tive fee Of twenty-five cents per capita. This is
the charge set by the owner of the land whcreon
it is stuated.n Ii that is to be the programme
this season. we trust the owner will see to it that
steps are made for getting upon the rock with
reasonable ease, and that some sort OF decent
path is made through the sand and sand burrs
from the foot of the hill to the rock. We are adj
vised however, that the proposed charge is to
be cts, instead of p cts.
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For fine and nobby suits gotoM stieiel x Co.'S

In Streator liquor licenses expire by limitation
on July /, after which no more will be issued
for year at least There are rumors that the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men will endeavor to have
Riverside, Il suburb of the town, incorporated as
West Streator, and do their liquor drinking and
selling there. As the prohibition plan has sell
dom been faithfully carried out in the larger
towns of the country, the public will watch It's
workings in Streator for the next year with great
interest. Years ago when Ottawa was ''prohibi-
ton" more drunkards were made than ever be
fore with free whisky, the young men buying it
in quantity and drinking it in their private rooms
over cards, Nc at their little tea parties OF
course, drinking in that way, they used twice
the liquor they would had they called period
cally at the saloons. Other prohibition towns
have experienced the same difficulty We re-
member some years ago, when the inter-cOlle-
giate oratorcal contest was held at Wesleyan nj
versity, at Normal when Bloomington had pro-
hibition ordinance, that the delegates TO the con-
test and convention bought and drank more
bulge" in Bloomington ten times over, than
they had.eycr before in six months in Chicago.
call for ''brown pop brought the amber beer,
fresh from Milwaukee; lemonade sour pro-
duced whisky punch; and on all through
the list Of plain and compounded liquid refresh
ments, all of which were obtainabe at ce-cream-
cries and restaurants without difficulty. Let
Streator see TO it that no 'fOolshncss" Of this
kind is carried on in their town, and many a
skeptic or unbeliever in the efficacy Of prohbi-
ton will be converted, we doubt not.
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OUR GROCERIES

We keep the best brands of Flour, and parties IN nee"
VIII money by calling upon us. Remember We sen ~
good brand Snowflake Flour there T. in the market
50 rer 100 lbs In the way Provisions, stock Is o.
ways fresh and everybody lives by eating, which is NJ
title expense It is worth your while 10 buy where you ca
save from 10 70 per We pny rent our expense
are light our sales large and We can afford to and
sell goods cheaper than any man in In sale county y"
can prove II by calling on, Yours respectfully.
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Dcmorest's Illustrated journal for June at Os
man Il lIapcman's. Price ) cents.

The pier and abutmcnts for the bridge over the
feeder on La Sale ST. are finished and waiting for
the supcrstructurc. This has, however, been de-
layed, the timber not arriving till this week. The
inhabitants on the street, seeing 4 grayc.lot
fence set up on the street on Tuesday, had come
to the conclusion that there being no other use
for the street shut out from travel, it would be
used rs Il graveyard However, the bridge is be
ing rapidly constructed and will be set up
shortly
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FOR SALE BY OsMAN & HAPEMAN.
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Chapter p Of the Revised Ordinances
u the city Of Ottawa

Be e Ordained Jy the CITY Council! II he oy ot OtarG
SECTION l. That sec Of Article Of Chapter q VI
ordinance entitled AN ordinance regulating and establish
ing the department. prevention Of utcs and nNiRg IRE
nlts in the city af be amended To exclude
from the limits described In said stpn IA. following
property AlethAt If land the canal basin com
uenciug point the southeast corner Of lot In block
H. in the Original Town OF ottawa running thence west
along south line Of said block Ito the southwest cerner
OF ln' said block thence south line parallel with
the Of said lot 20 me canal basin, thence eas
along the north line Of canal hasin point parallel
with the s line OF said lot IN block = thence north 10
the place uf h--inning.
IL publication.
Approved by me this Art day OF April a. D ls5s.
fsigredl SAMUEL Nicholson. Mayor
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@arrieD

On the first day OF Nav So. COLUMBIA Church. this
city. by the Rev Dean Terry Mr. ISAAC NICKEL 20 Mis-
ELIZA LARKIN. daughter Of Thomas IArkin. Esl.
Mr. Nickel employee q the Ottawa Glass Factory
and very worthy young aud the squire may well feel
proud Of his s0n-n-law.
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The unusual event Of a celebration of the nup-
tial mass took place ut st. COLUMBIA Catholic
Church on Tuesday morning last, the occasion
being the marriage of Mr.. James Mannix, book
keeper for Mcssrs ID. IIeenan IL Co., of this city,
and Miss Mary +. Walsh also of this city The
grooms brother, l.. d. MannX, of the same
house, acted as CHEST man" and Miss Anna Col
den, of Minooka, as bridesmaid. After the i'm
prcssivc ceremony and n talk by Dean Terry, who
otliciated, the idr and groom repaired to their
own house on Paul St, where the numerous
presents were displayed the wedding breakfast
served, and pleasant reception had preparatory
to the couples taking the cars for short jaunt
east. They will please accept our congratuIa-
tons and best wishes for happy future.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

On last Friday the Joliet military company
(Co. b, 18th Bat.) and Co. \, 1st Rcg't, Chicago,
had shooting contest ut Joliet. The prize was
handsome silver cup, offered by Gen. Strong ct
a. TO the company of the state militia making the
best score. The distance was 200 yards; open
sight; shots fired soldier fashion, without rests
Out of possible $50, Joliet made 244 and Chica-
90 30 After the contest Co. ID, Of this city, by
Lieut. Petit and Orderly Blanchard, delivered
Joliet notice that they would contest the posses
sion of the prize the match to take place within
the next three months, the exact date and place
not being as yet fixed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

A new timetable on the PekiH road took effect
last Sunday. The train now leaves StreatOr at
1850 P. NJ going south; arrives, going north, at
405 Pm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

Geo. Jekylrs horse, driven by VIM. DonOhue,
jr., ran away on Wednesday afternoon. The
wagon was smashed, the horse injured but the
driver escaped unhurt.
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Aeir advertisements.
new GOODS.
D. HEENAN & COS
Spring and Summer Stock
NOW Open.
AeW Advertisements

ID. KEENAN, 4 cos New Spring and Summer Stock OF
Dry and Boots and Shoes has been opened and is now
ready for inspection Every Department has been filled
up with attractive and desirable goods and the spacious
business filled TO OVERLOOKING with the large and
we'll selected stock II includes Ito briefly such
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

There is nothing more narrowing to the sym
pathetic mind than Ia hear q crying baby. DR.
Bulls Baby Syrup will give instant relief 10 the
little sufferer For sale at all drug stores.
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Cloths.

ladies' cloth for dolmans and circulars all new shades. Il,
prices never before known
Cashimcrcs and cloths for men and boys Large stock
goods. low prices Best goods for the money in the
~ lsn isnn anlp .ttp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

The 18th Illinois State Sunday school Conven
ton will be held this year at the First Methodist
Church of Bloomington from Wednesday to Fri
day, May 14-lG inclusive. The H. Cent Il, X
will carry visitors at one and fifth fares, round
trim; c. Il \. K. X. will return delegates for one
fifth fare; the l. B. II W. will return delegates for
one cent mile. The usual intercs ing exercises
will be had A. VI. Ebersol Esq, will furnish
copies OF the scheme of work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10
R. 0. BLACK,
mt door EAST Of Naulcy Il smcctons Hardware Store
City Property for Sale.

The Lots situated on the corner uf "a sail" and Lafayette
streets Opposite Washington Park described A. ~" W.
OF and lot H. EluCk o. states Addition @" Ottawa
This property situated la the central part OF II" city near
business portion Of DO: and will De- sold az bargain II
for investment For particulars inquire % J.
II EAMES. Esq. National city Bank, or W + IoDblNG.
4 anal CoII.rior lrueylntff ALBERT r. DOW
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Linens. White Goods.

Linens. White Goods.
TABLE LINENS Bicached half.beachcd and brown;
turkeyrcs in scarlet and white and scarlet and black Fun
line towels and napkins, including fine article for dinner
napkins Crash at Sc per yard and upward.
WHITE GoODS-whi,e piqucs Terry cloths, Bishop and
Victoria lawns, white and coorcd tarlctans tuckng Nc
ShaWlS.
new and handsome line ali shades and grades includ
ing strictly shetland talmas. Also black Thbet
shawls, Jingle or double, worstcd goods. DC.
DOmeSticS.
Beached and brown shcctngs shirtinGS, 1c., including
genuine Scotch cheyots Full lines and lowest prices.
Hosiery
by hundred dozen The best brought Otta
wa including all the best grades of English and German
make in wh0brown and coOrcd, blcachcd and unbcarh
cd silkclockcd &C. for ladies' misses and children. No
lady should fail to these They cheap and de-
srabe. Also the commoncr grades ut &c per pair and
upward,
Miscellaneous.
GLOVES.-Black and colorcd kids good line al tic
per pair in all coor and sizes Opera shades white ladies
and mcses genuine laced top and plain Lyle thread tacta
silk, &c.
NOTIONS Everything in buttons, handkcrchcfs, ties
ruches black silk and grass silk iringcs &C. too numerous
10 mention.
very and cSpcrS i line of these
natural stick, &c, at prices much lower than formerly
Boots and Shoes.
usual the stock large and embraces the best grades to
be- found In the market Every person should examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere
The Grocery Stock
the articles TO be obtained from amy hrscaSs grocery
house in the land.
The above will give the buyer fair idea of the induce
offered this house M goods offered al the lowest
living prices.
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage IN the past
invite their attention 10 this stock, III dpoSlng VI
which we will offer the public MI the advantages without
discrimination of purchasing desirable goods ~ Bottom
figures j, HEENAN ~ ".
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We authorized to announce the name Of GEORGE
sTIPP Of Bureau county. candidate for Judge q n.
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MN Al. SETNrI .E:NIE:\r SOTICE--Es
Il TATE OF JAMES SMITH. DECENsEp.-NotiCc i hereby
all persons Interested IN said estate. that the IN
dersgne Executor 81 the Ast will and testament OF said
Smith deceass Will appear before the County Court
Of the county u la sale and .tae Of Illinois al the County
Court House. In said county Monday, the 10th
DAY for the purpose OF rendering an account
Of his proceedings IN the administration OF said estate for
the anal settlement.
JAMES f. SMITH,
frayloly Executor.
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rNll1IE]G]J!EI3ill I!lNZ!Itl! ZINE

l,amonthiy. 100 page Scrap Book Of the creamof
the Worlds Literature. Single copy DC, or ~ per
AZ An OIL Chrome n4x0 inches) OF Yosemite
\ alley price ~; Black Sheep 81 ~ book, ~
PAPER hnding;' Christian Oakley's Mistake: ~
book IN paper binding, and sample copy Of Wood
Household Magazine all ost-paid for only 20 cents
IN money, or in one-cent postage stamps. AGENTS
wanted Most liberal terms. but nothing scut tr,at
Address s :. Wood Tribune Building New luy'.'ttE
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County Court,

Estate of Frederick c. Eichelbcrger, William
Il. Lewis appointed administrator, bond Slb,oo;
notice TO creditors TO July term
Estate of Michn Trainor, order for private sale
Of specific articles OF chattel property.
Guardianship of Rosini Knapp ct al, report OF
accounts approved.
Guardianship OF Elliott b. Munson, George d.
Shaver appointed guardian; bond, $4,000.
Estate Of Salmon Price, report OF accounts ap-
proved.
Conservatorship of salmon Price, final report
approved and cOnservator discharged.
Assignment of Horace II. Standish, supple;
mental report approved, estate declared settled
and assignee discharged.
Estate of Ruany George, claim allowed, ST.
Estate of Alfred Dean, report of accounts APP
proved.
Guardianship of Fred P and Teresa Hartshorn,
inventory approved,
Estate of John Mears, report of accounts APP
proved.
Estate of j. c. Van Doren, same.
Estate of Mary Watson, will admitted to pro
bate, letters of administration issued to Jos, l.
Watson bond, $500.
Estate of james Fullerton, claims allowed for
S2S4SO: report of private sale of chattle proper
ty approved: report OF accounts approved.
Estate of Daniel d. Price, report of accounts
approved.
Estate of John REM, appraisement bill and
widows REIMBURSEMENT and selection approved
Guardianship of Ella j Maze, letters of guar
diauship issued TO Samuel n. Maze bond, $1,000;
inventory approved.
Estate of Tilley johnson, order for private sale
of chattle property; chdrcn's REIMBURSEMENT
and selection approved.
Guardianship Of Cora NJ. Oaktield ct al, inven-
tory approved.
Estate of James Smith, order for final settle
meut.
INSANE.
Patk McAlcy, of La Sale, aged % years, was
adiudged insane on Monday Cause, unknown;
DURATION four months
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Farm at q BARGAIN.

Tie Hopkins Farm known as the Champin place.. about
two miles from ottawa h. sold at decided larain 20
close an estate There i no land In Ia sale county.
ana very desirable rm In 81 r~pccts For partic-
ulars inquire Of Dh }. -, HARMS,
ottawa Ill. MAY 10, l>sg.TI
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Ave ahead. Keep your eye
on these prices and COM
Dare with all others:

| wish to say TO my old friends
and customers that !! am prepared
to sell all goods in my line cheap
err than all others. - ascertain
the truth compare prices. Re-
member the place when You want
to buy groceries cheap for cash.
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HUN
remedy
SOLD BY ALL DR. GGISIS
NOVELTY
THE DIAMOND HAMMOCK

Weigr. but - pounds: and improved form; superior
10 M. old STYLE Mexican Hammock. TINS Hammock has
bcen subjected 10 a tsst weight If eUj pounds
II l. us thing take in the country Always handy
f,- i,uir Can be carried IN small sAirh'. These
Iarr,nnrk- are bras. mounted and elegantly bound.
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| Sell too Cheap

For any man To beat my prices on Painting Material hrti
me nyG best known brands Of strictly pure White Leads a
me hest roIor4 have Colored Leads Mixed Pant1 Pare
on guarantee the purity Of all ny stock. My prizes aV
~. VERY Lowest f. Y. GRIGGS
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THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

This cour, wound up the January term on Sat-
urday last. The June term will begin on the
I'd proN.
The total cases disposed of was 80 instead OF
:,l2 as tiated last week. The new cases number
- law and IS chanccry Among the new cases
is Thornd!ke V. City Of la sale. Mr.. Thorndike,
husband of Sarah L. Thorndikc, who got judg'
ment against the city for broken thigh sues to
recover the expense OF her illness caused ~ the
accident He claims $1,000.
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5 Cts. and Good

The L Know Cigar j. only sc, and equals any Ice cigar
They are long Havana hller- Give them one trial
sid hy r. y. GkItTir>-
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Among the curiosities were bill of \. Ward,
NJ D., for S45, balance due for taking care of
1.-The tramp that Murray shot," it was laid on
the table. Another by Alt & Leopold, $50 for
shaving said tramp, 1t was also kicked under
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-10

mean these s. imtators Of HulmanS LIVER PAD lhtN
don't like Il because Holmans Pad cures Az cAsTs II SoA
have any disease coming disorder OF the liver get
Holman Pad and you will ikrt. Take no other am sole
agent for OTTAWA. +, \ H3iSIS
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1879-09-12

almost in Indian style. At firing they
did not make so much progress either in
time or points, and the limits of the min
utes had been passed long before the
last round was fred. AS they were COM
ing home the inevitable dog crossed the
course, two of the horses shying, swerved
and carromed against the Others. For q
moment it looked as If all must come to
grief, but fortunately they kept their
seats and cleared the hurdles without
any mishap. All three sections had fired
with Wesley-Kichards carbines, but the
last to start, the Royal First Devon Yeo-
manry, carried their short Sniders slung
across their backs, according to the
fashion of the Indian irregulars. Smart
and soldierly in their scarlet uniforms,
with royal blue facings, they proved
worthy of the reputation that was won
along ago by their countrymen of the
Devon mounted rifles They cleared the
hurdles well, but, unaccustomed to the
course, they went too fast, and one horse,
having broken rein, carried his rider
far beyond the first firing point before
he could be pulled up. At 500 yards
they got on the target once, and steadily
kept there without single miss. At 600
yards they did not do SO we'll, but still
they finished with more brilliant score
than has been made by any of the other
competitors-a score that could bear
reduction of fifteen points for excess of
time and yet win. Admirably they rode
back as they had started, erect in the
saddle and soldierly in bearing, amid
loud cheers from the spectators, who had
hailed the ring of every hit on the target
with an encouraging shout of Bravo,
Devon!" Protests were lodged against
this team, first, because of the rifles they
used, which the council very properly
held to be in accordance with the condi-
tions, and secondly, on the ground that
three men had dismounted to fire at one
time, instead of only two. Both objec-
tions were overruled, and the Devon
men were officially declared the winners,
when the sections assembled to learn the
result from Major Thompson London
DAILY Neaos. July 26th.