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THE CITY COURTS AND CANDIDATES

To Tho Editor Of tho Democrat
Tho now constitution ordnIns. In article
i9f that ihnre shall be three city courts.
whose "terrltorial jurisdiction" shall be- roy
nlatnd by tho Legislatures, "onr Of ,phich ahnt!
hr Lpfniri IN that portion Of Hr ritz on thG
right bank of The rirf,'
This clearly aud finally determines tho ter
fitorial juristIictiou OF ono Of Tho city courts,
viz the ono fnr tho right bnnl, and places II
beyond Legislative control. From this fact
1t also follows thai tho judge Of that court
puet reside on Tho right bank, and no ono re-
siding on this slide would hh eligible ns n can
dnffts nuder article ln5 This article says
mo pegeon shall be eligible Ia my office
State. inTClal, pnroehnl, municipal or ward
who il moi n ealtl4en Of this State md duly
qualified pienipiN-pf tho Htato. judicial da
trIot, parish. m,mn;pMfifp ., Ward Wherein Tho
functions or said of1Iaa are Y be nxercleed "
or course thu Tight Punk ~ this pnfish
has boon. by article 49, e6atlgisa aneollte
~ and irr"yoeahly "judRhl dlahlGn fot
ono ~ tho city courts, andS VT eanai5ata
must DO q resident Of that dstt le1 % ne e'fs
gibe L'iA
Whom parties lon Va their oyateofNR II hieflRa
for ttitlinR debts they should take sut ~ vi
unhlGa. enc lerent Gtfrkrn loft htaaeViHeht
With u Now IurlS publican recently W "afh~
rty for tho payment Of his breakfast, EHi0a
twenty live Cents. hnd now brings Bu}I -.
flGR00. which hNnIlegna was IN the pack,t ~
the cont We fenr f!rrent Is u hnathon Gb1es.
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Fire on the Bryarly.

Last evening on the arrival OF the steamboat
10 Bryarly at her wharf the clerk stated that
while ON the down trip. when five miles above
Bayou Goula, fire wGs discovered among the
cotton amidships. AZ it was found that about
100 bales were afire. and that the flames were
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MARINE NEWS.
oFEIOE NEW ORLEA MI DEMOCRAT
December l. tUTp.

DWRIUKl IFTlW UEbIFH WI UTWUITff #, {
December /. tuTp. I
Arrived.
steamship chanotte. Road, FROM Now York
9tlb tn,f m 9 A Whitney &cp AiRtnra
gtsaa,shft waSdsrar. Leitah Z daga from Isiiza
IL, l., I n, ATRuherA "a dia
Bark Bridgeport moteRh ito'" hashoa ABf"a oct !,
Il, mastsr T&t ota .,=,,.z
Htje Ellen II Monroe, Wh'ttalser IN days from Phil
ndnlubIa h. Joseph Kelley Point
HTEAMDoATH.
raahel. 0'pry from Lower Coast
10 Eryarlv Rouns from AltxnndtiA
Florence Mayor. NehoH from j Rek aoupoft
Imports.
NEW YORK Fer steamsaip Chatmstte
Aaaor toll ntss
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

NAR UapAaTW~KT. /
Rlgnai Hotsfos. United States ARMY. t
Defip fneseoroioRioGt rennrd for the sight hours
ending nj 10.osn. IN. sunday. November 30.
OhAnr 9aiions taken NJ tnn same moEDBut I
NInn II MI ntnI Innn
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.

Yesterday evening this organization mot nj
lta hall Mr. VIM Conway In tho chair.
II adjourned puhioet e. Tho call of Tho prepl-
dent. Rg tho rnleR adopted by tho nesocintior
must be submitted for tho approval Of tho Popo
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FOR RENT.

L'OR RENT HOUSE CORNER OF CANAL
r. fhd 54iFez Tracts: ~ Der month. Address
~. Y 2, Democrat. noaoHs
HOE kENT-IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
npper part, two rooms unYnrnlsbed, at "
~ la9.tu etr1. Apply to A, f.. this Office.
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"A nj USE M ENTR.
RIDWELL'H AGAUE}.Y OF MUbIO
Commencing sunday. November 10,
FOR ONE WEEK.
THE FftAYNE AND TIFFANY COMBINA.

JOfk DAb WEEh
THE FisAYNE AND TIFFANY COMBINA-
IN the groaeet drarnntle gue9ess of the day. ~
plnysd In nll the principal riteB of Great Brit
nm hnd AIn"rlea from tho bon 81 Clifton w.
TaYl@ure. EST. entitled
~ sLOrUw,
q romantic e2cIt,ng md ienRhabe picture Of
border md dom site ltfe. Tho eminent sensa-
MIR FRANK FRAYNE Tho charming come.
di.4n9 md .metienal nGtroaa Mlsa ANNIE
rtilginut company. Tho famous netting dog
/ JACK. During the action oi tho drama Mr.
rfhyne wlil lntrrednGe big original md daring
GhN1hsA etiMlR startling and amusing situa-
$@G5a ~, bSe =: GTtGsfs SURPRISE PATTY.
| called HORRORS. ' n9ao
ERENcH OPERA HOUSE.
TRIUMPHANT puoots a@g q THE sT sTR1:
Kg5GH GRAND ITALIAN 0rERA.
Crowded Houses. Crowded Houeea
This t"nnany) Night, Noy 10, AZ = O'Clock
GRAND EXTRA OPERA NIGHT.
LA THAVTATA.
W e., To- IA BbANCHE: Fiora-MIss
g. 'Go1'r7oHALk Hasiano 9' s 5iene i BAH.
a aG'5 h1gaR@ .9 ~, FENAND6 aedloo
G9 e, d he mln.tc Hlgnor DE NOvELLIs.
I9.morrow MONDAY EVENfNGy DaceuIber
iaTifth al. ht Or the eutaerIuflor-I UORETIA
n !, i, -. LnerhtIa Milo. TKRF4INA Singer:
G 9. t5a, O., izn9or FETAOyICH Duca Mons.
TUE DAY EVENING, Dooembsr SIKH
if4GLb NGHE. MIle 4r REL0CGA, IAZZA-
III GOIfsGHhLK. FAPIHT
III kaDhf UN EhtI.O IN WApCUEL.
FSAIUEDAY NJ sTINEE IA IRA GIIiA.
MA TItbAY LEE&ING frs production In
| Mr. onen.R ~ AIDA.
tlr-t DIS tfnuce
P2uait + Drines Admission. 81; reserved. %
e4htH aha 81 eZtrE 'EirI tier % cents; resgrv-
81. rs eauts extra, fourth ii r. "a eguts Natl
| no. h1d sunday oyeulnR prices u cents, 10
hp@el j Npttne-Sabacgiharg' SCENTS will be held
| i t2f no mAiaees aud oXtra nights uutil tT2
a.AyG DTAFigps Of performances. seats secured
+ + H"fielh.s usfc store. Sunday. at Opera
toate from 9to5. no3OH
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phgs hardware N Thsver &oo--ss do Holloway
lain 30 bbla potatosa bills apples M stch H. Bon.~
Fairbanks koo-ss John f!suche--7a pkEs lard 70
Clark q Msadaf = hha sausage n elBondio-as
boxes cheese II r Colt N &oo-si do w q Lyon 400
~ car On tIs NJ Flautt-3 do q Mehls Aoo--i do
A yao0h, Mitohsl &6o4t Afford Bettis &eo--l car
sheep q II fseli-a nars stock Brown Iaaaos ACo-s
NJ Hyman-a pkgs paner to w aoldth waits--and
s1ndriss 10 er1sr-Totsl Ji3g bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
November 40 'j9 bales cotton tn Allen, West 4.
EnaE-ie 10 Gardner Gnpp-ai Rsahlsa Wood L.
90 n Walden Haw n ftahetta- ~ Louis Hanger
SEQ 90 Juo II Hatdis 4 90 q ~ III Wson Goose
ChaHs Hamilton & Powell - Kirk patrick Aro-iI
Iun Phens kGn-12J J. Harris &oo-t JDo " King Il
10 NJ II Il II nser g Hiokham e. Moove-=2i Il i. Air
~ 6oa-iO Sims iIllinpa &ca-- f,shman, A bsaham
A0o 4ni bhla rnatn {! Toman=f0 do w w Edhuisn-
herp 10 boxes toba0ro U a Whitney ACO-95 tubs
butter n iIarfia Gne ~t4pa pos bulk meat 10 Smith
Brnn goo 25 onak hottled bear to 4 lierrmann--5s
boz "a bttgrH Il. r. Ihsdrrr-25 casks bottled beer
Loeb % hba oil l. LYONS crates hams 30 boxes
meat H X Gongpran 30 do II 7 Lawler-i05 bbls of
Inns = Jamiann II basH domestic w n Letchfprd
90 81 do Yale & Rowling 10 tsrGTs hams ~ smith
ilroa & 90 ~ phgs ohaano Waes OF barth Joseph
E!rpa a. q II BLOCK Aon-l M T. Hudeins Aoo--00
Miller a. Mfyer . pkFs castings Risa Horn Aoo-ia
bdls handleH i q Morris II pkgs butter TO Miller.
ariaaby &ao- 81 do Il Kent Aco~iD John II Moore
100 bbs oil J AldiRe-lI = nsoks iioaks TO II H.
i:cer " bales domestic + i Willis Il Bro-snndrsa
In rda fatal HnIan paLt
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Arrivals.
BOO marine column.
Departures.
Paris q. Grown.
stage of the Rivers.
Duly photographic report Of tho stage Of wntnr
at various points. with 0hnugoa. In tho II hours
ending yesterday ut u. m.
Above low fy,
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2. Indoatee riRina. n. iudioRlna falling Z.
Indicates stationary.
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RIVER NEWS.

DFFIUE NEW ORLEA ORAT, |
Monday. December /. 1879.
Arrivals.
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I EV1FNGEI DFEHA HDU5F
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS AZ 81 f' THF 3i sTKh.
:, EQ5Cu GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
/ 1roWdad Iionass. Crowded Houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 81. 1879.
The Treasury Department has decided that article.
entitled o frce entry into the United states from the
ntw,iiln Islands under the treaty Of June 3 1870
,t j.. mamma, Unreal be made Of material grown az
prolut.tl iu tuc Islands. Goods maufdc' hleu t,..
i,0m m.ferils brought from some other country ao
NOS admissible without the pay mcnt OF dut''
Secretary sherman stated yesterday that The balance
in money ana called bonds 10 be paid in the
United States for four per cent bonds Is ~3,l5O13l
Tie balance already paid or to he PAID to The Govern
mont AGENT n London, either ~ called bonds or cJu-
,t.,. when ne Government VIII cease 10 draw from
The market the Treasury any money except Tor cur
rent taxes.
II was ascert aimed by the Post Once Department IN
Apri Last mat one A. L. Alexandra, ir. In Paris. was
on.,,ced I'm the manufacture OF counterfeit Uuite ]
s,t. hostage stamps. An inyest cation was ordered
s,l nus lust concluded. Tho report -h1Wr tlht ~
tIr .n 7ne party named manufactured rae Smiles ~
United states stamps he sold Them only To persons M'
were making collection, OF postage stamps ana ma inc
object was not or fraudulent character The praclce
however was iumc lately dlscOnt'nued IL WAS round
Ia lie course of tine investigation mat similar Dur
uess is carried GU 10 England ana Germany.
An important case 10 manufacturers of steel by the
Bcssomor process has Just been brought before the
limited states Commits OF Patents by Jacob Reese
NJ Pfsbnrg wno claims to be the first inventor OF GER
tam method OF dephosphor zmg Bessemer Steel which
il also claimed by Sidney g. Thomas, of London, Eng
land About million tons OF Bessomer steel Will ne
ufe IN inc Uuited stairs this year, ana Tie lnNtnu"
IN -tioi WILL 70 asserted, save from - 10 - Ter
fn an nc cost of manufacture The que sun To De 1t
e 4. whether Mr. Reese OF M Thomas j. euttleu 70
urlOrty IN the process.
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NOT A CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.

Rafael ID. Nina, formerly steward on the
steamship Claribel, Of the Atlas line was sent to
Quarantine on Saturday from No. 80 hamilton-st''
under the suppositon that he had yellow fever. Dr.
Vanaorpoel said Yesterday that the man had not vel
low fever. but bad attack of malana fever. The
truth-is' said he, people become alarmed on the
sehest pTovocaton. The Claribe early in the
lost a couple of her from what supposed
IN be yellow fever although it was never satisiac
torily proved that the men were victims of the
fever. Since then. anyone who has had anything to
40 with the ship is looked upon with suspicion
sbould he become slightly indisposed. The season
for yellow fever in this part of the country is over
tts time forward We will not discharge any vessel
81 Onarantine no matter where she may come from,
unIcss she has had cases OF fever on board during
the voyage. There IS no longer any ""ns0' III
NeW-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
DIR. THoMpsON's LONG ILLNESS.

TALK WITH MS BR )rHsR-I1-LAw-pE. THoHP-
sons DEATH FASTENED ny CaLuNNY.
The Rev Edwin NJ. johnson. pastor of the First
Congregational Church of Morrisania. - brother
in-aw If the Rev. Dr. Joseph =. Thompson. ana
during the iattor's residence abroad has been IN
frequent CORES pOnderce with hIm. Mr.. Johnson
said yesterday that he had received cable DIS
patch on Saturday evening stating taat Dr.
Thomson died in the presence Of his wife
and son early on Saturday morning. In
recent letter which Mr.. johnson had received
his brothcr-in-law said that for the last three
years he had been in such state OF
nl-heaIth that for not more than two hours on any
one day had he as he expressed it. chad his mind.
This in view of the variety of topics treated oN Df.
THOMPSON and the amount Of writing which he han
done for the RELIGIOUS and other journals mere anu
abro td seemed almost incredible, and demonstrate"
10 Mr.. johnson the fecundity and power Of DIR.
Thoinpsou's mind when in It's normal state. AT All
other periods DIR. Thompson suffered the greatest
distress and pain from The trouble IN his head.
I'm fact said Mr.. johnson. " his suifrring@ WIN
the brief intervals mentioned. have been almost III
ceSsaut for three years. His power OF concen'ra-
tiOn of thought and consecuuVeness or reasoning
appeared dnriug tho paiuNysiis cI pam 10 haNe III,
hun entirely. but as soon as relei came De bhSed
himself wi,h his litra.Y WORK. It's death was m
doubtcliv hastcucd by the ISLANDERS which mnilce
or incrcenavy motives brought against him. lie
was purity itself HIS spirltuahtY has III
creased of lac years, aud he mas
ifcst-d the devotional spirit # patnarch
whose l,fc-wcrl, is nearly az au end. ana VINO Is
ready at aAy moment To heed the summons 20
another world. during his long and Eonorod minis-
trations in mis- city, in the old broadway laber-
nae .e and Ina the new church in Ihriyiuur l-si.,
moi a breath OF scandal Was ever whispered against
ann. The oGieus caumuiCs. reaching his ears when
he was physically weak and when his mind VAS az
time. troubled, probably FASTENED hl, death. IN
tnc.. / have Information that those Sl1uutriuR re-
ports gave NINA a deadly blow; they came unon
linn Ike a thuuderDolt. IL WAS worse than
cruel near the close Of life which
has been Of singular purity, goodness and
usefulness g. attack MS character 50 freely when
ue was thousands col miles away and could make
no RESPONSE. Letters that were full Of sgnCtty and
.udnrss were iarbled and tempered with 10 lnil-
mate nnpurty. lie Is now, however beyond the
reach oil malice. aud hI, goOd works VIII follow
him. DO rot know what arrau- emcnt- have been
made for the iunori. but his boHy VIII probably ne
emtalmcd and brought to his city, where the last
ceremonies VIII take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
THE EPIDEMIC or FEVER.
T1Ir coNDITION OF MEMPHIS.
THREE MORE CASES AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
TIIE CITY ADVISED NOT 10 RETURN.

THREE MORE CASES AT observation-disclosures FROM
THE CITY ADVISED NOT 10 RETURN.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept 20-Three cases Of
yellow ieytr were reported to-day. Mask IL. OThau,
vrs d. H. Jackson, wife OF the Health Officer ahd John
r,r,el. The weather has again taken a change,
and a cool wind from the north "a blowing. Al
.no Citv Hosp,ai TWO deaths have occurred. Thomas
vn,k and Henry Harrison. Absences are warned
tbot N wnud not safe FOL those not having HAD Tie
lsn,se 10 return The comparatively snAii number
~ y eases aud OF deaths s due 10 the fact that there
al the fever aud wish 10 return will De- permitted To
90 az and will he furnished certificate 10 that
G.cf ON application To Tie superintendent 81 Quaran-
I'm, None others Will be permitted 10 enter Memphis Yci
srn comnitee states that 100000 rations FOR 1900
eore in camps are needed Aid has been asked OF the
Secretary Of War;
Eight new cases Of yellow fever-four whites and four
oiored-were reported the Board of Health to-day
Rut one death has occurred since last night, Archie T.
Kehoe son Of the late Captain T. NJ. Kehoe. who died
h,yond the city limits.
In addition TO the cases reported 20 the Board Of
Health the following persons were stricken with the
fever to-day: Lytteton Penni Z. :. simonds AN ex-
nolicemani Jessie Anderson Mrs. John Bierman, and
p T Dsbpey the Signal Service officer who It was
,Honcbt mad a mild attack Of the fever about three
Ss louise Bedford died last night OF yellow fever at
IIesn nurses were assigned TO duty to-day by the
az lie weather is clear and pleasant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.
MAIL MATTER NOr PROPERLY ADDRESSED WILL NOT
BE FORWARDED.
lGTSERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

BE FORWARDED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCH.l
WASHINGTON, Sept 2l.-The practice OF
permitting postal emplo5e,o change the addresses on
misdlrcctea letters and other mail matter nds heeh
found 20 he hindrance rather than help IN the for
wardng " matter to its destination. and it y accord
mgy strictly forbidden. This prohibition has com
PEELED the Department to take decided position upon
the question whether matter not addressed to posi-
Office can DO considered maabie. Upon the advice oil
General superintendent of the Railway Mail ser
vice. the Pos,masterGcuesa mas decided that matter
nu addressed To any post ofce cannot be forwarded IN
the ma U.s. but must retlrued TO The SENDER II KNOWN
Tor better directions else sent t0 the tad Letter VI
flee There nearly 1900 posi- Offices ana lron'
data I'm the session OF the Post ONCE experiment.
4. estimated that plumber Of places having local
names iDut post Offices, to when matter u sohi'
times directed is at least three times the number OF
post onc,s Postal emp,oy6 required to know ne
location OF every po.t Office the states Tor which they
distribute mall bat IL impossibie for them To k"o"
direction which matter not addressed To post OF
ices should b. sent Heretofore they nave Deeh per
guess al the proper destination OF sueh mat
ter but tie rosui have convinced the Depar'me
that of 80 much Importance the disribu
from and dispatch ~ mail matter, nothing should be
guessed at.
IN order 10 prevent any embarrassment TO the public
W h. Thompson, GeueraI superintendent OF the kn-
Man service, mas issued general otGef ~ 'S'o"
sip.rintenleats informing them that mail matter 10
other than post Oh Will be treated MS uumaiiabe
list Of" locals ws be- compiled by the Department
And upon application the post Office address ~i
De furnished
smperutonieut- aud chief head clerks are required 70
call on publishing houses az their respective az
qsrtcr- AID INFORM them thai under section 40 oi the
regulations matter wrongly aidIcssod cannot be- lot
war!cd These officers will also-ir Notwithstanding
N. lists OF subscribe and II locals are tn"nd te
f.lrls14 he
10 D. eXuec ed that this arran cement vlh gray re-
OF unbelievable matter ia iuIr, anu
II move numerous causes OF cOuI ltlut.
Posimasfrrs have also leen instructed 10 INFORM
srugrrs OF proper post office address OF matter re-
f,irue to them because addressed TO post once
or y The proper address il not known 80 advise tnen
10 apnly 20 the nearest Division superintendent or na
y,y Mail Service iOr the dcs red inoT nation Mai'F
returned for better direction, when redrecle" VIII Oe
forwarded without additional charge Tor postage, even
II tine stamps nave been cancelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
GRAND LODGE or ODD FELLOWs.

Rnr1voRr. Sept 21.--The Grand Lodge |.
O Of o. f. was opened with prayer.
The funeral service for The lodge presented BY
Tho committee on that subject, was adopted.
The judiciary Committee decided that the Grand E.
camn,nents have not the authority 10 charter encamp
mcuts OF uniformed patrarchs; which decision was APP
proved.
II WIS decided that lodges and encampments have
.,,sive control OF their funds within the legitimate
puruosrs OF the order, yet Grand Encampmonts and
crnd Lodges may adopt snch measures az 10 restrict
no lavish xpendurc OF funds ON celebrating the ami
versarv of the order.
Ihe Grand Lodge then went into secret session, after
which II adj Ourncd sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22

rcd. His first wife n sister of DIR. Bartlett, of
this city his second sister of DIR. Gilman, of the
Johns Hopkins University, ut Baltimore. He leaves
daughter residing III Oakland. CAL, and another
in this city,; son residing in Orange N. j.. and
another who with him nj the time of his death.
When DR.. Thompson resigned his pastoral charge
of the Tabernacle Church, 1t made him gift OF
$4,000 and individuals gave him $4,000 more.
The publications Of DIR. Thompson not already mon
TONED were very numerous. Among them may be
noted: "The College "a Religious Institution"
ls59l, Love and Penalty" GSG0l. Bryant Grey"
1sG3l. christianity and Emancipation" 1888.
The Holy Comforter" Gs66D. MAN in Genesis
and Geology" qsG9l. and Life of Christ" 1878,
with great variety of pamphlets and of contribu-
tIons 70 periodical literature.
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stiutc; Worcester. Mae. sol. ltu1, Sd 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
TRYING FOR THE ASHLEY BELT.
TIE START FOR THE SIX DAYS STRUGGLE

lnE START run LIE DIN bato Hih,'''''''
THIRTEEN COMPETITORS BKGIN 1HK LONG CONTEST
A LARGE CROWD AT GILMoRE's GARDEN TO
SIZE THEM SIT our on THEIR WEARY JOURNEY
The thirteen competitions for the Ashley Bolt
started on their six days journey at o'clock this
morning. great crowd entered Gilinorc's Gar
den Mt 10 o'clock last evening when the doors
were opened. and the interest in tho contest
was very great The principal competitors were
all said TO be in excellent condition. Rowel
WAS the fayorite in the betting, with Weston
and Hazael coming next. Nearly all OF the
thirteen started run, hazael leau-
ing at the end of the first mile. Hearty
cheering and much enthusiasm from the assembled
thousands attended the start. AT the end OF the
first half hour IIazael was half mile ahead OF
TAYLOR. who was second Rowell being third. and
Weston next to last.