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Tie House ha. posed the bill TO
nay the Auditor a salary Of $1,000 an.
asslly. his assistant - sea, snd allow. the
auditor $1,000 per year Tor clerical labor.
- The senate has defeated the bill to
authorize the sinking Fund Commission
err to -ell the stock in the l.. 4 y. Il. r.
held by Louisville, and the Courier.JoHrnal
u happy.
Bills to incorporate the wslnuita Col.
lcgiiie College at Paint Lies, to establish
new school district in Garrard; Cor the
benefit Of :. VI. Peacock, aud to allow
Precinct No 2 to subscribe stock in the
Lancaster n Buckeye Turnpike, have pass
ell the House.
- Mr.. Gooch offered this week bill TO
extend the town limits Of Stanford, another
Cor the benefit Of Drs. J. 7. Peyton and O.
II. McRobert-; another Tor the benefit Of
Yantis Smith, committee of W. G. Smith,
a pauper idiot; and another to incorporate
the Hustonville and Liberty Turnpike
Company.
- The Senate has passed a hill prcvid.
ing that Special Judges called to preside
in Circuit, Chancery or Criminal Courts.
shall not be allowed compensation except
in the absence u the regular judge when
they shall receive $40 per day. An
amendment to deduct their pr di,@ from
the regular Judges pay ought to have
been also passed.
Sixty years ago Squire John Hopkins
said Of several drunken men sitting on a
fence in Nicholas county that they hooked
like so many buzzards, aud ever since the
precinct has been called Bulzarl Roo-t.
A bill before the House. this week, to
change the name TO one more euphonious,
passed by large majority.
The Redisiricting bill before the Leg
stature adds Rockcasilc to this Disiric,
and takes OF Russell. Should II pass the
terms Of the Circuit Court will be held on
the 9Th Mondays in March and October,
the frst to continue "a days and the latter
is, the total number Of days being six
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Pulaski COTyTi.


Regret TIE butchcry-- mailed early
Wednesday.
A young widow in town, as learn, /,
taking lessons in telegraphy under Mr.
George Sandifer.
w. p. Singleton and John Dollin,
had a street fight, the other day. Dollin,
fined Eve dollars and costs
- Nearly all our citizens copyrighted al
the depot Wednesday to witness the flight
Of the Southern excursion trains on their
way North.
- Last Monday was County Court day
Cold rains and raw winds and more drunk
enness than was ever known by the oldest
inhabitant-as many as ten men being seen
piled up together, taking shelter on the
open sidewalk.
- Prof. Lockhart. the great performer
OF legsrdemain, had his bills up for Mon
day night last, but was prevented from ex-
hibilng on account Of the rain. lie gave
a performance on Tuesday night, but not
being present We cannot say what success
he met with.
- Steam will lie turned on to our new
Touring mill this week, and the machinery
kept in motion some DAYS before throwing
up the grain.
- The oil Company now operating in
this county, As learn, are making prepar-
ations 10 commence work Immediately on
the Girdler lands. They are looking for
their machinery this week.
Prof Bronson, the blind deliniaior Of
characters, closed his series Of lectures, de-,
last Friday night. lie seemed TO give gen
eral satisfaction to those who submitted to
an examination as we'll as the auditors.
While they were very amusing they were
instructive as we'll.
- Miss Mollie futile, young lady in
this vicinity, appeared in Court last Mon
day and swore out bastardy wsrrant
against Mr.. John A. Boyle, Of the same
neighborhood. Mr.. Boyle was arrested aud
brought TO town last week by other par
ties charging him with like crime. lie
managed, however, that night to slip the
ropes, left the guard behind and is now
supposed TO have gone where the "wood
bine twineih and the whang doodle mourn
eth for It's lrsi born"
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VOTES Of CURRENT Events.


Inc Ne"'"'Sy "e"'e'' 'oe'e'! no'"-
i'' next session. d, ieai"g'o" Apr'' o'n
"'a'e 'i"P''ea''"''s pe'"ee" Nh''N'
anu h"SS'' nave "f'"e"' ""' war Is e'"''
neh'
ne '''e n"'''', " "s."'a' ""'
T. iaYlor' WIS 'o"n" YEA" !" MS I've" Oh
'nS 'z.n'
iI'"n'e county mas feommehued
'"ie' Justice W. = rf!"r Tor fe-e'ec''on
" HpPo"a'e jung
a JON. resolution ms "een pfe'en'e"
~ congress 'A'"g Tue @f'" "' May aS Tue
VA! y. ""I'"'h''e"''
""'""' N"''7 from tue Dig Hah"y
eo""''!' "'eu =" '''N'"s '','"''"'e' SET At
'"'''y-'"o oe"'s PEI P"u'". -
Nen'"es! mas receive" s'o-o''of''
U" 'e, war e'a.", against Tue ''"'er""e"'
Emu sf'4'i''''' Is s'l" unpaid
i"e N"'loha' ilo"'e mas laSseu hiIl
,'''Ai'g '"e io""N','e A" ror''ahd 'ana'
''es W 'o','"e'oe "''"ou' '''"'
i"oouore ino'''a' resignation ha'-
"ee" 'oorp'eu 70 'ahe eneot AT once out ne
=" 70 o"h""e' tue 'i"! re>''''' +" ''he'n-
nv" -
"e N'''''''''' ,."q"''' s"sS '"a' mere
are '"'"'y'h'"S "Pl'''an,- 'of 'he :.
ou"se'"P "''"e '"''"' u! '"e "'a'" OF
nays,
s"''"'. """ "''SN' "ePuo''''hS
nave instructed 70, '',a"'' ''. At, Tue 'n'h'
ueS WI III "n'" w w. n'a"'es' hS'i'
''aS ihnnen'e'
A''er many DAYS lost IN ,he discus
non Tue p',' '"r 'he fe,e' OF rhl John
,"''er mas peeh ''''" u" '"e '""'e' we nope
'"r All ''n'e 10 come
riesiusn' h'yeS mas approved the
ssru''' OF Tue .o"r'n,an'a' =" 'he case OF
Malor memo VINO T'ah"s on the records as
dismissed 'ro" the army,
'hi'e negroes were Ni'ieu on me Big
sammy ~ ~ '"e o'her n'gh'' ny 'he break
ing III OF he roo' OF '"eir Shan'y' winch
was made OF twenty inc hes oil Soi''
bo'h the Republicans and Democrats
wii' hoid lheir STATE conventions at Co
'umons, oh'o' the former on the 18th OF
Aprn, the la''er on the ON OF May
n'a'"e 'a"sh' sohoo, IN ooo,' county
YEAR ago nut the hep"o'''anT there did
not 'h'nk enough OF the honor TO instruct
Tor M" tue o'hef uaf' "ran' Was Their
eho'ee,
The INST elephant ever norn IN this
county aslon'shed the Keepers 81 the
ZOO IN rhi'"deli'hia day or Two aso,
II Was ihfee iee' IN he'shi ana weighed
ga pounds,
An ONO man la. sued DlI'oes paper
the Mate Jonfl'a'' Tor the sz,ooo prize won
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The Oliver Chilled PlOW
STILL, LEADS ALL OTHERS!

f,lriD6 l. Because tighter
him Land ruth tdbo
ann otLey better than Oter
Becanse other Because 1t rs cheaper an
other IT. r'Ifudty
UOun HeicD
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LEeIsLArIvE DosxGs.

The bill 10 incorporate the Stanford
Town Hall Company has passed both
Houses.
Both House. have passed bill em.
powering Boyle County To levy AN ad raio
rem tax.
A resolution 10 request the Governor
10 remove Jerry South, the keeper Of tho
Penitenliary, passed the HOUSE aflera long
debate. by vote Of A. 10 40.
The Senate has passed an act making
II a nisdemeanor for any person 10 use
abusive language in the presence Of anoih-
". thereby intending 10 Insult him.
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Endless Variety Of sundry Articles.
A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

l. what will kecp, aud the citizens of Town, the
iarmeT and trader, can lad Al my house anN thing
they need, NJ city retail prizes.
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Lowest Possible Margin

will take Country Produce In exchange for good
nj market prices.
have heen leforc the public, asking, receiving
and lestowng tv0rS for ~ years, and In all these
years Of labor, none have been prosperous aud
pleasant, all things considered, than the past;
therefore, have good cause 10 before nay pai-
rons and thank them, and all, great and snail
While have received their money In large and
small quantities, tel that none have given an
equivalent more thoroughly than myself AiteT
thanks TO my many friends and patrons for Their
liberal patronage, hope Tor continuance q ths
same; and by fair dealing aud low prices, ! feel
that We can meet the demands Of many.
toG respectfully, N. ID. ELMokE.
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"rmmauy Thief" q may hc true that Augusta.
-chcll who hil1i. with rfcai houof 10 himself and
pleasure t. The pumosratie party, the ra.iiiou "a
chairman Of TIE Natonai tsc,utiyc tommt,or,
and whose character a. gentleman vas ncveI
called ~ question till nov " a rcnersdc and trail
tor " may h. true that NJ ncrshelmcr, who vs..
elected i.ieutenant-Covernor 81 New York on the
ticket with riden In 1874 by so,eoo majority, and
10 whose efforts and commanding Influence riden
Is chiefly indebted or his nomination NJ ~ Tout,
IN is7s-it nay be- true that he. ton, ha,
"hllcn from grace aud become a couspitator aud
scoundrcl. II may he true that every man IN New
York or clsrwhcrc who Is not In favor Of rilden
ought to he In the pcnitcniisry slll the fact ~
mains that neither Tildcn nor any other Demo
crat can he elected unless he sets votes enough.
II may he that the declaration Of the Tammany
men that they will not support riiicn Is un-ncm-
ocratic and dctalorsl and ~ may he that tho dee.
laration Of the ridden organ Al Louisville that
"Tnden n,ay step aside, but will not he set aside,
and other ke threats are not dciatoriai, hut pure
~ Democratic and polite However these thinrs
may h. II Is the part Of wisdom Tor Democrats 10
cok the situation sluarciy In the ficc and TO act
In reference 10 u according to the dictates q ccm-
mon sense. Ncuis truly,
DEMOCRAT
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The Senate has not found time yet
TO consider the whipping post bill. II
they knew how badly the people want.
ed it. they would spare the time to
pass il.
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StOre-ROOIM For Rent /!

The desirable store Room In the 81 Asaph no
tel building lately occupied by ;. fragheimef, Il
ior rent II has niil % feet front, " 80 ieet deep
aud IL particularly desirable. Call on " address
ii7-lt HAlGlg a HALL,
stanford, XIV.
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COUNTRY PROD UCE

Taken In cxehangr or Goosis, AZ The highest mar
kei RATES, bring me yo-ir fouiiry, Feathers, Eggs,
Batter, Was, Mild Game, lard, haoon. ttnseng,
them Ia ihsir full value
.. n. DAVIS.
iaa-ss >sss the Depsf
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The unitci states conla.ns population Of any
million souls. pethar- two-thsds Of that number
have usc,l one or more hotties Of Dr. MARSHALL,
Lung syrup, where they have had lad Cold, o.
Chronic or barking Cough ~ any Of the numerou.
Lung Complaints to which the human fsmlls sheii
10. Out Of this vaa number II hotties sold thei
has been, We must own, two BOTTLES returned
Please take noiicc, reader. two BOTTLES that havs
not given satisfaction hui billions that have used
II with good rcsulis When buying medicines hl
the family slwsysas Cor pr Mirshairs Lung syr.
up. Trial bottles iicc. Regular sirc ~. soid ~
Chenault a prnuv.
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WV ,bvrRrisrurSrS.
JUDGE w. n. PRYOR.

pf Tranklart l. Candidate fpr re-clsction 10 tho
Court Of Appeals from this, the Sccand Appellate
District: sudisct 10 the action u the Drmucrscy.
, 1880-04-07
20 20 :O:-

Two accidents have happened in
this town within the last few days,
each of which affords a serious warn
ing, and they are therefore worth
noticing,
On Friday night last the town was
aroused by the cry Of fire. In such a
case it is good to find little wool for
the "much cry, and in this instance
the "wooP was little enough, for it
fortunately turned out to be only in a
dunghill in Gree Gut. The fire from
the dunghill might however have east
ly extended to buildings if it had not
been seen in time, and here lies the
warning. Some people are perhaps
not aware that such heaps are liable
in dry weather to take fire from with
in. This should be generally known,
and those who believe that prevention
is better than cure will not allow such
matters to accumulate in narrow
yards or near to their houses.
The other accident 10 which we
refer was the death of a mar named
James Bowdwin, Iivingin Water Gut,
from atngthefruitcall ed "BitterG COBB.
It appears that he was advised to use
it as a remedy, and apparently used
too much, with the fatal result men
toned. It is indeed remarkable that
such accidents are not more frequent,
considering the prevalence Of the habit
of taking all descriptions Of "bush" as
remedies. There are no doubt persons
too poorto pay adoctor or to purchase
safe remedies, ard thesecan obtainpub-
lie aid; but there are doubtless many
others who could afford to get profes-
sional advice, and will yet run the
risk of poisoning themselves from a
foolish belief that "bush" is better than
doctors medicines.
, 1880-04-07

new captain, who viii, If possible.
take the ship to Yokohama TO reft
If successful, he will next year attenpt
the North East Passage in the inverse
direction, as originally intended. The
new commander is the well-known
Norwegian walrus-hunter and Arctic
navigator, E. Johannsen, who dis
covered the Island "Ensomheden" in
1878. Johannesen's brother, who as,
captain Of the Lena accompanied Pro-
fessor Nordenskjold round Cape Che,
lyuskin, and afterwards assembled the
LenaRiver to Yakutsk, will go as second
in comnand.-Record Of Geographic
, 1880-04-07

CHRISTIANSTED ST CROIX
Wednesday the It'll April 1880.

We are sorry to state that the English
mail has not been received here in time
for this issue, as it did not arrive here be-
fore s o'clock yesterday evening. The
Steamer came to st. Thomas on Saturday
morning last week, but we were up TO the
time the Vigilant entered this port not
able to get any information as to whether
the mail for st. CrOix had left ST. Tomas
or not. Our means OF communication with
st. Thomas are SO poor and we are so &C
custolned to wait, that nothing in this
line can now astonish the public; but the
general opinion is that We ought at least
here to be able to obtain If formation about
the arrival of the mail. IN this case, for
instance, we believe, that if information Of
the arrival Of the mai at st. Thomas, had
been sent over her, tho VjgIant could
have been despatched last Saturday 10 st.
Thomas for the mails and been back with
them the same day.
, 1880-04-07
NORTH EAST PASSAGE.

Letters from Japan state that there
is still hope Of saving the steamer
Nordenskj0ld, which was stranded last
August on a sandbank off the coast Of
Iesso, when proceeding to the ass;s-
lance Of her namesake the Professor.
The Russian Consul at Yokohama
reports that the ship has icated, and
drifted some thirty miles from where
she was lying, being now sheltered
from wind and sea. The crew, who
were on their way to Europe, have
therefore returned to Yesso, and NJ.
Sihiriakof has decided to send out a
, 1880-04-07
Acknowledgements

NET bekjendtgj5res herved, at
I'D Planter William L. Moore her af
Stedet Days Dato har opgiyet sit 30
til misunderstanding.
ALE og Enhver, der have Noget at
fordre paa overnayntc Planter Will
liam +. Moores 30, indkaldes herved
med 6 Maaneders Varsel til at anmel-
de og beviisliggj0re deres Krav for I'M
dertegnede Skifteret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret St. Croix
den CITE April 1880.
r. PETERSEN
, 1880-04-07
N D 7 { I |!

ST Fl E BARONESS JANE A. nj.
ROSENKRANTZ will thank
all those who were present at the
Easter Mondays Pic Mic" at Golden
Rock, to send to her, all things which
by mistake, have been taken away
with theirs such as Plates-Dishes
Knives-Silver Spoons and Forks
Table Cloths and Napkins-Cork
Screws
The Baroness herself misses seve-
raj thingsNas also a silver desert
spoon marked w. R.-All those who
fQTT I'll rTa
, 1880-04-07
L
Publication.

N celebration Of the anniversary
of His Majesty the King, His Elk
~cellency the Vicegovernor will receive
the civil and military officials and
other inhabitants of the Island at the
Government House on Thursday the
9Th instant 2 o'clock p. m.
Presidency's Secretary's Office St.
Croix the 9Th April 1880.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1880-04-07

have not got their things are requested
to send to the Baroness, for perhaps
they might be among some strange
things which already have been
sent to her, such as. 2 pr. Of Gloves.
1 Veil-Knives-Ba skets-Towels.
Napkins, and ear be seen daily after
IL o'clock r.
Bassin, April 1880.
, 1880-04-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bekjendtgjorelse

n Anledning af Hans Majest@t
Kongens hole F6dselsdag modta-
ger Hans H6ivelbaarenhed Vicegouv-
erneuren Oens civile og militaire
Embedsmend SAINT andre Indvaanere
i Governments huset Torsdagen den
8de dennes Eftermiddag Kl. 2.
Observation-Disclosures st.
Croix den Ste April 1880.
S. W. VAN BRAkLE.
TRANSLATION
, 1880-04-07
LOST IN THE CATACOMBS,

WHO gas just oLufl6 from her EURO
pean tour, gives the following drama
tic account of the misfortune that
attended her visit to the Catacombs
OF Paris :-There were 81 Of us in
the party. Regardless of the guides
lnjunctions, that we should keep
together, on the penalty of getting
lost, | wandered, unobserved by any
OF NY companions or the guide, into
a transverse gallery, and after leisure
y declphering the several Inscriptions
that attracted my eye, turned to make
an exit and rejoin the party. But I
turned IN the wrong direction, and did
not discover my mistake until l had
gone some distance. Positive at first
that my course was correct, | hurried
on without giving an alam. AS soon
as realised that | was indeed lost you
may be sure hat my voice was exert
ca as onf%a woman in distress knows
how to exert her voice. [ ret1aced
my steps in as much of a run as the
flame Of my candle permitted, pauA-
ing, at every opening | passed to cali
4 listen. The echoes of my calls,
We're simply fendisb in the way they
came back to me. They were far
from human in tone-more like deri-
sive bowls uttered from the cold,
g-innng skulls that We're staring at
Inc or every side with their hideous
sunken eyes. AS these echoes only
added to my %tribulation, | refrainol
from calling any more. My voice
Was gone, at any rate. The ghculish
atmosphere seemed TO defy any effort
above a hoarse whisper. Thus l
wandered from one gallery into
another, into caverns and out of them
and back into other galleries again,
and still going further and further
into The most dangerous section of the
~catacombs, wherein visitors are never
conducted. | wandered this way for
nearly two hours. The silence was
SO oppressive that even the squaaling
Of rats would have been welcome,
but the catacombs are sineularly free
from these vermin. So long as my
candle held out I kept heart and did
not despair. When its flame began
to flicker and grow weak | lessened
my pace and carried the candle closer
to the ground, SO as to avoid the
skulls and ribs [ was constantly
stumbling over The ground was SO
pasty, it held my feet SO firmly at
times, that | imagined some unearthly
crawling creature was attacking me,
| emerged at last from a narrow gal
lery into what l thought an enormous
chamber, but its darkness was $
black | came to a standstlu
at the threshold, as it were. ! could
not distinguish either floor or ceiling,
nor see a vestigo Of already familiar
skulls or bones. The atmosphere
was colder and purer than what l
had yet experienced in the place. !
don't know what prompted NE to 90
it, but picked up a skull ard threw
it forward into the gloom in front O
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IFor the Dispap,h.s

RICHMOND, VA, September 8, 1880.
At an indignation meeting held this day
In Langhorne's warehouse. Twelfth street,
L. A. Sublett was called to ije chair and ID.
A. Langhorne made secretarw. Mr. II. 4.
Kindred explained briefly The sbiect Of the
meeting, and the important 5asiness was
proceeded with.
Resolved, That whereas T.. 7. Kindred
did, OH last night Sunday, make fair.
candid, and truthful statement 10 party OF
gentlemen at st. James Hotel i'm relation to
p. A. Sublett's rat terrier catching rat in
the year 1878 Ube circumstances hereinafter
recited), and as certain parties present have
questioned The ve.acity OF our brother mer-
chant, Mr.. Kindred, in relation to- the said
story, we think il demands attention at our
hands. The circumstances are as 1Olows: !:
In the fall OF 1873 rat was found in his
fastness at the northwest cornerof X. b.
SOmeryile Il Sons store. The terrier was
in readiness. Mr.. CalIaway flushed the rat,
and Il spirited race ensued, but lie dog,
| finding he could slide faster than he could
run, fell, and, sliding rapidly downthe flag.
gng alongside Somerville's stsre, caught
said rat, and before regaining his feet swal-
lowed same whole.
Now we fully concur in the above state
ment in every particular, and warn one and
all never again to doubt Mr.. Kindreds
statement as to this matter, and we com
mend the dog as the best rat catcher anC
rat eater in all this section.
p. A. SUBLETT, Chairman
D. A. L1nghorne, Secretary.
Witnessed the catching: +. l.. Loving
w. ii. Tyler. John G.. Moffett, II. b. Talia
ferro, J. II. Martin, John X. Anderson, Jf
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The Boston Post has the following dis
match from Providence: "The rumor put
in circulation recently by thoughtless lndi-
viduals that Mrs. William Sprague was
about to obtain legal divorce from her
husband has no foundation in fact. Mrs.
Sprague's friends are not encouraging her
10 obtain divorce from the Ex-Governor.
That the Governor entertains any enmity
or hatred toward his wife Is utterly false.
Never, through all the troubles to which the
family has been subjected Of late years, has
one word OF bitterness or ill.will escaped
bis lips. In regard TO the reported family
retinIon, II may be proper TO state that the
mother OF the Governor, Mrs. Fanny
sprsgue, who, although about ninety years
OF age, still retains much Of the gayety and
briIiiancy OF her younger days; Mary
sprague. her sister; the Governors sisters
| Elmira and Harriet, have been af the Pier
about two weeks ut the Governors house
aud some Of the Hoyt family are expected
there this week. They all appear :" be en-
Toying themselves. and have recuperatet
considerably during their stay there"
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CALEDONIAN CLUB's CELEBRATION AT
ScBUETZEN PARK YEsTERDAY.-Tbe eighth
annual celebration Of the Richmond Gale
dopian Club was held at SchuetZen Park
Yesterday. Quite number OF pei sons were
nresent, and the occasion was altogether
Dleasant. The committee who had the AZ
fair in charge did everything in their power
TO make it as attractive as possible. some
amusing and interesting Scottish games
were INDUCED IN.
In "putting the light stone" there were
i've competitors, Mr.. George Lumsden be-
inc the successful one. Mr.. Lumsden also
won the game Of "running high leap"
His score was: First game, % feet inches
second, 5 feet. There were no competitors
in the "three-Iegged race" but in throw
| ing light hammer" Mr. Alex. DICK threw
| II SO feet 9 inches, beating two other con,
testants. In the "hop, skip, ana Jump,
MIR. James Phillips in three leaps made 81
feet 3 inches and Mr.. Lumsden 81 feet 0
inches. Four persons entered in the "sacb
race.v which was also won by Mr. Phiilips
MIR. Peter COPELAND was first in the one,,inil'
walking race, in which there were eign
contestants. In the $50 yards running race
for gentlemen Mr.. William Russell was sue
cesslul, and in the boys race. same distance
Master Charles Russell came first.
The dancing pavilion was Handsomely
decorated with flags of various countries
and at night all who attended seemed wen
pleased with the days amusemens.