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The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
THE OLD PUMP IN A NEW
PLACE.

Last Thursday evening after Council
adjourned, Chief Engineer McIntire and
the Waller Committee of Council went
to the pumping station at Cool Spring
Reservoir, where the men were making
connections with the old WorthingtoI
pump that was formerly Il. Tenth ant
Market streets.
The connections were completed al
11.3O, and the pump was started tel
minutes afterwards and after runnin.
for five minutes attained a speed of 10
strokes pes minute and was pumping
at the rate of 1000 gallons per minute
The pump worked better than il was ex
pected and was very satisfactory. Il
was stopped at midnight.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21

The smoOth-tongued psrsuasions IF
John Roach's lobbyists Availed more in
Brazil than in Washington, for the Leg
islat'tre there has voted . subsidy for
carry Ing the mails. The Brazilian Deo-
pie have not seen Rosch fatten off 6ov
ernment contracts lot contrary to lav
They donot know what . cunning fellow
he is. = -
Another negro hanged yesterday at
Beaufort, N. e., for assaulting q deiencs-
less white woman. As the gallows has
no terror for this class Of offenders why
not irv the ''cat" and solitary copane.
ment for life Pm. Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
LOW Actions In Rusiness.

ElFor the past five orsix weeks, Walton
Brothers have been continually trying
to entice some of our drivers TO leave us,
and haye finally succeeded with John
Talley our driver on West, Washington
Jefferson and cross streets intervening,
who leaves to-day, after having hired
with us for twelve months from April
LIST. We have secured at IL lst as good II
not better driver In his place; and hope
our customers will excuse any errors
that may occur, for few days until he
learns the route, and will please send al
complaints the to Office No. e. Set ond
street.
WILMINGTON Ice & Coal Co.
Successors to
j. Is. CONRow & Son.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
The stalwsrts Dsngoreuss
From the N. Y. Herald to-day.
THE SENATE DEBATB.

The bENATE DHnAI.s
In this aspect tho Senate debate u this
week may and ought to serve . nsefnl
and important purpose The Grant
movement has its centre in that Senate
rial coterie which has aimed to control
the House, has tried and Ia now trying
to intimidate the President, whom II
hates, and which with unerrine inStinCt
makes its desperate stand for troops ~
the polls as the true ground for the
democratic determination to keep troops
away from the polls has seemed hithertO
to be inspired by foolish and ridiculous
fears, but the apparition Of the Graut
movement in the Senate justifies them
and ought to secure for their aims the
support Of all judieious voters. The
spirit of the republican lesdes IN the
Senate shows that IL is high time. for the
security and peace Of the country, 70
have . change of parties. Like. the
democratic party In 1890, these men have
been too long in power.
They are drunk with an unpatdoste
ambition. They show plainly that they
that they regard the county .. their pos
session, and political defest - per-
sonal wrong and robbery Of themselves.
The impression which this debats has
made upon many Thoughtful attendents
upon 1t is that no party can be 20 dam
gerous to the country = 2 party Ied'
inspired and controlled BY these men.
andIthat II the republicans appear IN the
Presidential canvass under their lead-
ership IL will be the duty of every man
who values the countrys safety and
peace to oppose 1t and them, NO master
who is on the other side.
THE PRINCES LAST REcoNNoIssANCB.
The last reconnaissance on which the
Prince Imperial met his death 10 de-
scribed by the correspondents OF the
Times:-"Ths Priace, with Lieutenant
Carey, of the Ninety-ninth regiment,
left the camp at Kelitzi Mountain, seven
miles beyond the Blood River, ON the 1st
of June, for q reconnaissance" For Kel-
it'll Mountain we should doubtless read
Itelezi Hill, from which point the Times
correspondent telegraphed yesterday.
The party halted and uDsaddled when
ten miles from camp for the purpose OF
allowing the Prince "time to sketch .
site for the next camp" While thus en-
gagged the Zulus crept upon him, and
there he was slain by the assegats OF the
Zulus The details OF the sod story are
contained in our cable despatche below.
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r.. oa.i reiIoHs, ReumsOn.

p,spa stions are being made for the
A Fellows reunion at Rehoboth July
snecial trains have been secured to
fram Newark over the p. W. u B.
n 10 connect with the state train at
b,mupton /; from Delmsr over the Della
no road from Delmar TO connect at
luiugton with the special trains and
mi Cambridge, Nd, over the Dorches-
osd to connect with the train from
llmsr at Seaford. Arrangements are
N being male to run a special train
y ibe Delaware Western Il. X. Presi :
nd Hayes, 'Schuyler Colfax and
her diguitsries have been invited to be
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21

ATilne HOnOred Custom.

For the hundred and tenth Time the an
with Its vested iighs secured by an in
violable charter, The Louisiana State
Lottery Company will, as is its regular
custom, proceed on the secoad Tues day
of next and every month TO have, in the
city OF New Orleans, its regular mouthly
distribution, when Sll0,400 will be di
vided fairly among the purchasers of the
tickets. The price, Two Dollars; halves
Que Dallar each. For further informa
ton, address at once, NJ. A. Dauphin
z. o. Box 692, New Orleans, La.
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The First Case.

This morning, William Alonzo Ward,
was arrested and taken before the Mayor
Oh the charge of of discharging fireworks
on the streets. He was required to pay
$40 and costs as provided by ordinance.
The Mayor is determined to stop the
practice of dischargiDg fire arms or fire
works in the streets befir July 4th,
which is exempted by ordinance. In or
der that all may take warning,there have
been large posters p inted and posted up
in various parts of the city. An adver-
tisement also appears in another col
umn.
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-. Engine and Bosier.

H 'ssmbers of the Water Witch
ss ;, rampsny @e1nusns have for some time
!, Seen engaged at work in in construct SIs ,re;-
TS" new engine aud boiler for their I
nsJ nscht, During last year the yacht
y. nith i several mishaps, the greatest OF
,s;"a @ nm INTO by a large vessel dur
u1,ae .ha .,orm last October, and sunk.
'I1 u11 engine and boiler although large
Oiu n ~ on nropel the craft, still the meln-
usSa,srpined to have a new and larg-
aa in order to make 1t the fastest
.na,s 'i'., ~ Yacht on the Delaware. Enoch
a's IT, has done all the repairing OF
work The work of putting in the
.;us " and boiler will be completed In a
days, when she will make a trial
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The Aniictsd Getting better.

Ssllie Cox, the little girl who swallow
: the breastpin about nine weeks ago, is
IN improving in health. She is now
BE to masticate food, and swallows
3hbout the least difficulty or pain. The
SuQh with which she was afflicted Is al
! much better. The wound caused by
e operation Of the physicians is also
kallng up gradually. The physicians
bw think that the pin has taken a
bwnward course.
Andrew Traynor, the little boy who
|s 50 badly on the left arm by dog a
FS days ago, is also improving rapidly.
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E; 4; 5; $;;::; 4;
SEcRET:sss:: s!:s.. ..s::s #:
OF Reeics Sent securely sealed for 30 cents money
postage stamps.l Address DR.. g. BoHANsAN, 's9
North Fiflh Street. St Louis. NJ"
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Confirmed BuUp.

John EAmit, who is a confirmed va
Iaut and a triile more than a confirmed
|unkard, came INTO the Police station
thursday night and asked for a nights
bdging. He was in an intoxicated con-
|tiOn, and upon being refused, raised a
eat disturba- ce, which caused Sergeant
Ehean TO lock him up in the cells. He
Jas tried before Mayor Almond last
vening, and was sentenced TO thirty
Lava in iail
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Increasing His Facilities.

William b. Norton, Councilman from
'ne Eighth Ward, has been so successful
us business that lie has found it i'm
Po'siole to get along in his already large
'halhg on Church street above Taylor
rect Accordingly he is now engaged
ihe work of erecting an additional
ui0lnn two stories high and 81 by "a
N. When completed it will be quite
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
Creating . Nuisance

The Oderless Excavating man, "Prof."
harles d. Agues, was hned $5 and re-
ilred to pay costs for creatinga nuisance
tst night. The case, which was heard
before the Mayor, showed that Agnes had
Peen washing the barrels, which he uses
\ his craft, in ditch in the Marsh Lane
Hereby causing a great nuisance. The
pcnlons OF that locality complained of
and had the "Prof." arrested and hence
Me case.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
TIL. Ocean CITY Excursions

Mr.. l. N. Mills, the General Manager
of the Delaware Railroad, has decided
to run an excursion to Ocean City on
July 4th, leaving this city at 6 a. M, re-
turning leave Ocean City at $50 p. rl.,
thereby giving seven hours on the
beach. On the return trip there will be
large quantity Of fireworks set of, in
keeping with the custom of the day.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
The Coming Camp

The Methodist Camp Meeting Associa-
tion OF st. Pauls church met last eve
ming 10 reorganize for the coming camp
meeting al Brandywine Summit which
commences August 18th. The follow
lug officers were elected: President,
Jacob Sharp; Vice President, George
Mccall ; Secretary, George Todd. The
usual standing committees were appoint
at
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
AN OLD CASHIER,

1t is stated reliable here, that James
r. Wild, Esq, who has been cash.
ier OF The Farmers Bank at Dover for
30 years, has rendered his resignation to
the Boald of Directors. Mr.. Wild as
cashier of that Bank. has always man.
tained high reputation for excellent
business qualifications and his loss will
b. Keiuly felt by the Bank. He resign
ell on account Of advanced age.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
The New COurt HOuse

The Levy Court adjourned about II
o'clock, without taking any definite ac-
ton upon the plan for the new court
house, but it seemed more certain that
they would adopt a combinations of
plans they have before them, with sew
eral new features OF their own, aud Mr..
I. S. Chandler was directed to prepare
such a plot.
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IN OFFICE CT THE COUNTY rRrA-
AnRER
To the Public.

would respectfully inform NV rr1ends
ana the public In general that have Ia ZEN
tne MOTEL lately occupied by John Elliott,
ana known as the "Old Allan Corner" In
bar stocked with the choicest Wines and
LIQUORS. First CLAWS accom- mi odations for
travsieis, sv,, ., WIN. n. NICK ERsON.
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Left for Philadelphla.

The new ferry boat, "Cooper's Point
bull: by the Harlan Il Hollingsworth
Co., for the Camden 4 Atlantic X. r.,
left this morning about 1915 o'clock for
Philadelphia. She will commence her
trips between Philadelphia and Coopers
Point on Monday next.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
Another Bay Line.

hn stated that the swift and elegant
's.lner Johu Sylvester, which ran be-
s" .Ssei wilmington and Philadelphia,
rhn ShI 70 put upon a new line, from
aiauelphla to Lewes, and kehoboth,
~ " St new weeks. The steamer will stop
~ ,oaesler, Pennsgrove aud Delaware
eIy, going and returning.
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%URTH EDITION EDITION
In SEALED AND DELiV-
EED' ERED.

NID' ERED.
morning. (; Sssr, s1as; %y; Ely Ely S. s.
ali the latters s.sd 1Sce sor the he
,se dty anu Of the basin lot' can,H At Ten.S N
ysnsSs .rSet streets, to the e Counsy sracy,a~ .,
Castle ,Ss u, new w Court House. %s Mac' The
after s.s Us,hs ssissned by Mayor Almond i,ua.a
sr s',s sS the seal Of the city, witness Rss
sa s.tttested by II. r, ,iunsd parSn, 70 AsS.' Mr.
|sry n. ru'tr' trustees named in i the deed e.
n Nan, Thomas F. Bayard, y,',,1,s GeorseW WI. n.
r, sdasb' Esq., and A. George z. Tybo,lt:
[be 70 II LTI the Levy Court are IN town 70 To-
zee s,S o. will viii hold consultation - IN IRE re-
q anu ~ commencing Sa the work OF pre- !:
En p. u ,be eVd ground for the erection OF the
4 buildings.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21

Az ANTED-lOO HOUSES TO RENT.
w OWNERS can save time, trou be and
money by giving us full charge of their
properties. Our tenants are 30 well select-
Ell that we are able to make regular and
prompt settlements. HEALD & CO,
maya 21-wed Il sattf
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nr. Fielilss Latest.

DR.. VIM. Fields of this city, who is on
ly second to Edison in the number anu
completely of his inventions has conceI-
we'd chemical arrangement whereby =
certain kind of earth is changed into
black glass.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
Political strntarv.

The federal Senate Chamber was yes
terday the scene Of much political strat-
egy, the republicans endeavorine to
force the Army bill back to the House
and the democrats successfully resisting
it. The bill was passed without amend
ment. f-''H
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The Liberal League.

Tomorrow morning at the room Of
the League, 20 King street, will be dis
cussed the account Of Adam and Eve
and the Garden of Eden, to be open ly
j. b. Welch. The public is respectfully
invited. Seats free.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
HOGS RUNNING ATLARGE

Orders have been Issued at he police
station that all people must keep up their
hogs, as much complaint agaisnt them
running at large have been made. The
owners of The vagabond swine that have
been giving trouble, were this morning
notified to take them of the street at
once,
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
SALE OF vALUARLE PROPERTY

The property situated on Eighth street,
known as the Pepper Norris estate is to
be sold at public sale. Besides the fine
mansion, stables and other out buildings,
there will also he number Of lots sold
at the same time, which belong to the
estate. j. T. Head, real estate agent,
will couduct le sale.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
Contract For Cars,

The Harlan 4 Hollingsworth Co.,
have just received contract for build
ing eighteen passenger cars for rair' ad
in South America. The company are
now very busy in their car shops, having
abont three hundred men employed.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21

The Old Colony railroad in Massa-
chusetts has paid very dearly for the VOL
laston disaster. Over 900 persons have
recovered damages amounting in the ag.
gregate to about $250,000.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
The .Phiiadelphia. ;

The old steam ferry boat Philadelphia
which has been on duty a long time, ply
ing between the Quaker City and New
Jersey, arrived at the Harlan Il Holling gs-
worth Company's ship yards on Wednes'
day for general overhauling.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
TUt, DEATH RATE.

For the present week, up to 9 O'Clock
to-day, there have been ten deaths report
ed to f. b. Frazer, Esq, Registrar of
Deaths and BurIals. Last week there
were thirteen.
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where Hayes Got his Fraudulent
Title,

From the Paw Paw Free Press and Cour-
Ter.
Were every Louisiana politician to be
corralled in a penitehtiary, but very few
would get more than their Just deserts
And from this sink of political inqnity
arises tie fou.-smelling title of Hayes to
the Presidency. Every one of the fraud
uIept votes of Louisiana was required to
keep good his majority of one in the
Electoral college.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
A PROBABILITY. .

There is some talk among the Metho-
dists of this city of having camp meet
ing in Talley's woods in Brandywine
Hundred near the Bethel NJ. T.. church.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
DIEn.

UON WAY.-On the 10th inst Michael
Conway, in the 81 yesr of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family
are invited TO attend the fu neral from his
late residence. No l0l Maryland Avenue,
on Monday morning the 23d Inst 3, at .
O'Clock. High Mass al ST. Paui's Church.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
Base BAIL.

The bank Clerks and law students
faced each other again on the base ball,
field, yesterday afternoon, the former
winning by score of n to IS.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
Miss Duer Home.

Snow HILL, Md, June 2O.-The friends
of Mis-, Lille Duer AID others made up
and Maid th. of 5000 this morning, and
she was released and went home with
her father.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21

M1dical men often puzzle themselves
over the large sale that DIR. Bulls baby
syrup enjoys. Its great popularity IS due
only to the excel ent qualities possessed
by this house hold medicine. -
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
Five Cent Hose Once More.

NJ ma',ell q Spencer at the Bee Hive 3O8
S,altel ;'s. street, have just received another
,Ii,,Do mU,ce oil 45d doz. ladies' gents and
,a;u ";u'eIs ,S, hose, to be sold at 5 cents per
hi theprice. w '' on sn.S'' ..
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An Ir,lnrOyep,,ent.

The fence along the Water street front
of the =. w. x b. II. r., round house
has been torn down and will be substitu-
ted by a brick wall.
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On Saturday, June 2sth, 1879.
At4 o'clock, p. m.. on the premises,
WITHOUT POSTPONEMENT, WITH
ORA WAL OR UNDERBIDDING
This property is located partly opposite
the Rodney street Reservoir ,adj accent to the
Public CITY Park, and 20 the Howland
villa, with ample shade tr es already
grown, with many selected fruit trees IN
full bearing, and with comprehensive
views of the Delaware River, of The
Brandywine Hills, OF the City of Will
mingion, and of four States Of the Union,
altogether unexcelled In this, If not in any
of our cIlies, lhis site having been viewed
as fitted for ihe location of the Capitol of
our country. The Mansion Is substantial,
rOOmy, we'll constructed, with m modern
conveniences, and cludes In the lot 10
feet by 100 feet. grapery, Ice house. sc.
The lots are on the highest natural ground
in Wilmington. about 238 feet above tide
water, each and all having pleasant sur.
roundings and beautiful views. The
Mansion Will be sold first. thus giving the
purchaser chance to add other portions
OF the SO uare at his discretion. An omni-
hus will leave the Clayton House at $50
P, M. For terms, plct and particulars, see
posters. j. T. HEALD,
Clayton House Building,
je2l 24-2G-2S Agent to effect sale.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21

Knowing from experience the dissatis-
faction SO often attending the dis Densing
of many of the en- ulsions in the market |
would call your attention to some of the
features of the emuls lon which have pre-
pare and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The Oil used is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Is exercised in the choice of all
material AMI in every detail of its manu-
facture. By careful manipulation this
emulsion is made with the smallest pos
sible amount of gum. and by the very mi.
mute division of the oil globuIes Is render
Each tablespoonful contains 90 Der cent.
of OIL and grains of Hypophosphite oi
Lime. samples will be gladly furnished
TO all Physicians who may desire them.-
Put up In pint bottles, price al. Manu-
faciured and sold Wholesale and retail by
W. II, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
apl2-tF Ninth and Market SITS.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. John F. salisbury, of the Dover
Deldwdrean, is in town this afternoon.
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HEALD & CO.,

AND DEALERB II

Stocks, BONDs, LOANS, MORT
CAGES a COMMERCIAL PAPER.
ella YTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest, Coupon. and General Collec-
tiohs. Tickets TO and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts OF the world.
JAnB-1yd
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Wilmington M arkets.

WILMINGTON. Del, June II 1919.
.)uol atoms at the Brandy wine mills for
Flour ard Grain, furnished by W. q.
Penny packer n Go. Corracted Daily,
Best Patent Process FlOur.... 675A 7.7b
Choice antiy............,.... 625a 7 60
Snporlne F1our.... hW s 90
Whsat ....................... l 15
New bnrn............... ..... Al
Bran per t~n. 1900
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l. II So {?

,hs N,sM Mate, e by some of the residents of
psner s'".a a,a,Ward Ward tnat the Jossup Moore
,osta e' company will in a short time
WarI number of improvements in that
down % tho II Is said that they viii tear
,hs R.n ,ae large warehouse situated on
loot Of nSS'WS9dy"ine, Wo nearly opposite the
lpo na, NJ W alnut street, and after purchas-
mil '0'o 'and' will erect a large paper
.iys 'ae am Improvement is made II will
workmanp enjoyment to large number of
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
CURE YOURSELF!

pr. Bohannans "yryeiabe Curative" Is warranted to
permanently eureal forms Ut spermato rrheIor sennal
Lost Power and brings back the iouthfui visos Of
those VINO have destroyed 1t by evil
prictisrs In from two 10 weeks tim. This
dy, which has been used by DIR. Ionannan In his pr-
fail curing the WORST CASES. 1t gives vitality and
parts energy with wonderful effect those middle aged
mon WHO feel weakness beyond their years. Its nvigor-
ang properties are felt at once. Young suffering
from the consequences Of that drendully destructive
habit Of Sef-Abuse this medicine with the assur-
Ince Of a speedy apd PERMANENT cure. The patien
gains strength aud elasticity ofsprits at once, act
tonic ard sn9dyne to the relaxed seminal vesicle
storing them to their natural state, the as if the
1sneiu habit had fever been indulged in; Tie ingre-
herbs etc. and specific for the above diseases
nF-Prce Five Dollars, sent with full directions etc
to any address,. For sale only at DIR c A Bohannan's
office, No. d2 North Ffh street between Washington
avenue and Greet st.. St. Louis, Mo Established in 1S.
sf-pr. B s"freAlse on Special Diseases whkh gives
acear delineatioc OF the nature symptoms, of
cure etc. ofsYPHILIs, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Etc, sent
rpss nn ecpin nf NJ
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
NEARING THE END.

LONDON, June 21.-At 3 o'clock this
morning the score in the walking match
Subdivision, 473; Brown, APO.
RowELL AND THE wlNvER.
This afternoon Rowell staked f1OO
with the editor of the Sporting Life to
wax the winner.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-21
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

II OR SALE Large lot of foundry
Il 5sno suitable for paving Twenty five
cents for twO-hO-se load.
LOBDELL CAR WHEEL co.
lie O eOdZW
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Financial and COmnerciai.

WILMINGTON. Del. June 81. TO
Il hst STOCK quotations. furnished by
f4stld a Co.. Clayton Honst Building
Wiirs nl ton, Del, at II NJ to-day.
STfif,K OJTOT ATJON9
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NJ Office The draw over the , hfisti-
IN aua bridge, fOGt of Market street Will
he removed on Wednesday,. the 25th of
June, for repairs ts TIE bridge.
W. p. LODGE,
Jure2n-3t Levy Court Com -
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WESTON TIIIRTY-EIGHT MILES
AHEAD,

LONDON, June 20.-Weston is still 60
ing at rattling rate, while Brown is
obliged to take frequent rests. The
following was the score at the hours
mentioned during to-day: