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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-24
The P.0. DEPARTMENT.
THE INTERESTING ANNUAL REPORT
Ai"b"mn Elects Her Senator-runcra,
ceremonies OF Governor Williams
rhe Dulcigno Trouble Either
settled or Just Begun-vigi.
liant Vigliantes vanquish
villains, Etc, Etc.


washington ID. o., Nov. 23-The annual
report OF PostmSster-Gcneral MAYNARD 10
''e president wss maie public to-day. 1t
''eseh's large amount Of statistical intor-
'a'non concerning the operations of the de-
? r'ment, the most Of which has already
been published 10 the abstracts of reports Of
sub'oticers. The postmaster. general ap-
proves the action If Assistant Postmaster.
General Brady 10 .pondirg upon the Star
service last yea moro than the amount an.
proprisIed therefor, and says that under the
circumstances, 10 h.ve restricted the postal
service to the meagre appropriation for 1879
would have rendered it entirely inade-
qlate to tho wants of the peo-
pie iio also approves General Brady's
estimates for the next fiscal year,
and recommends an appropriation for the
continuance for special mail facilities on
railroads. ltalso recommends that congress
give subsidies to such lines of American
steamers as may be- employed under contract
with the postoilice department in TRANSPORT
ing mails of the United States TO Mexico
Central America, South America and the
trans'Psciticports. The postmaster-general
says TIE money order system continues To
grow in popular favor Its operations having
been increased from about one million in
1865, TO moro than one hundred millions in
the past year. It's recommended that the
fee for money orders not exceeding five dol
lars. be reduced 30 Ave cents, ana that the
maximum limit of orders be increased
TO one hundred dollars. The postmaster.
general also suggests the establishment of
the postal saving of postal telegraphs, and
of foreign parcel post, by means of witch
small packages becoming dutlable merchan,
disc shall be tx 'hangeable with foreign
c untries through the mails Mr.. MAYNARD
Tenews the recommendation Of his prodces.
scr, that the privileges Of the registry and
moHey-order system be denied by law to all
lotteries, whether the letter ba fraudulent or
not, and that newspapers containing lottery
advertisements be deprived of the privileges
OF the mail', 1Ro report concludes as
follows; "rhe department mss from the
beRuEtsg, eAhi~iel continual growth,
corresponding with the developement
of the county, ands~ At tho nme
time con'Slnt employment in the method
ard results II has been the unvaryng aim
of the administration 10 correct abuses to
remedy defects and to secure increased lacil.
itios, and in future am persuaded no efforts
will be spar5d to ering the service TO a state
Of ideal perfection, when nothing entrusted
10 II shall be lost or even DELAYED.
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Special 10 the Herald.
San Antonio, Nov. 23,-A young man
named Justin Horner,,,of this city, accidental
ly shot himself in the left breast about 12
o'clock to-dayat his fathers residence. He
is not dead, though it is thought he Will die.
He says he was removing pistol from his
pocket to bureau, when il fell. Rumor
also says that 1t was deliberate attempt at
suicide, and that young lady was at the
bottom Of it.
Eight cases of smuggling we're disposed of
in the federal court to-day, there being con-
viction in each case with line and imprison.
ment.
j. G. Gains, for postofice theft, got two
years imprisonment.
The highest price paid in the state for
wool was reached to-day, it being 27l cents.
II was fine grade, fall WOOL well handled.
The wool season is abou! over, only an un.
desirable lot being left.
Wood commands fablous prices, and a
great many poor Mexcans are suffering from
the cold, rainy and disagreeab:o weather.
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Piltsburg, Nov. 23.-rhe printing depsrt-
ment attached to Hostetter IL Smiths stomach
bitters establishment was discovered in flames
this morning about l.80 o'clock, and before
the llremen were able to get them under con
troll, the entire structure was destroyed. The
loss is about $4,000, which is fully covered
by insurance.
The main building was but
slightly damaged. In the department
destroyed, large number Of women we're
employed. These will be thrown out Of
work temporarily. The fire was first dis
covered on the second floor and is supposed
to have originated from the stove in the
composing room.
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London, Nov. 23.- Lord Beaconsheld's
new novel i, three volumes, entitled EN-.
d. mion' treats OF political events from the
tine of the death of Canning to about the
wear of 1912. The Standard on reviewing
the work this morning SAYS; sit is political
narrative which will probably be thought mas
less plot and dramatic interest, than almost
any of even Lord Beaconstield's novels.
Among the characters supposed to figure
il this novel under various pseudouyms, are
Johc Bright, Lord Palmersion, Lord Elcho,
Lord Meilburne, Baron De Rothsohild and
Louis Napoleon. II is doubtful whether the
hero, Endymicn, can be identified with any
political parsonage, although he suggests
Lord Baaconsiied himself"
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GRAHAM.


GRAHAM, November ~, 1850.
The official count has been completed, and
the elective officers are making bond and be-
ing qualified. Col. I. B. Wheeler, of
Breckenridge, has an overwhelming majority
over his opponent, Judge Hutchison, for
Judge of this the 18th judicial district -
Our town is visited daily by commercial
drummors from Dallas, Fort Worth, Calves
ton and other cities seeking orders from our
merchants. The late cold snap was very
severe upon stock OF all kinds that were
without food and shelter. DR.. Burns had
1900 head of sheep to stampede to the four
winds of the earth during the storm of Tues
day night. He has, however, fucceeded in
recovering nearly all of them.-A pugil-
istic encounter, yesterday afternoon, be-
tween white man and q "nagur" attracted
universal att ntion. A fire insurance agent Is
iu town to-day, and some of our citizens are
taking advantage ofhis presence by insur ng
heir property.
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SoutIeru Gases.

Washington, d. O., Nov. 23-The follow.
ing southern cases were decided in the Uni,
ted States supreme court to-day: The New
Orleans, Mobile & Texas railroad Va. Henry
Ellerman; ordered for re argument The
state Of Louisiana OK rel Morris Ranger vs..
the city Of New Orleans; decree affirmed
with costs.
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Land FOrgers.

Cincinnati, G., Nov. pa. j. Tullis,
Jacob Nire, and Cornelius Magoldrick have
been arrested here for extensive lorgories Of
deeds purporting TO convey large tracts Of
land in Iowa, Illinois, Missouri and Tennef-
see, formerly owned by an eccentric mil.
lionaire, Jeremiah Tullis, who died about
two years ago. Innocent parties are sup
posed TO be now in possession of land thus
fraudulently conveyed.
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FneI Tnmino inH nston.

Special to the Herald
Houston, Nov. 23.-All quiet along the
line. Tho chief item is fuel famine; coal
$40 yer ton, and wood $40 per cord. Coal
dealers say transportation from the Indian
territory cannot be had. People generally
ara adopting coal and discarding wood. 1t Is
said he railroads "gobble" up the coal by the
carload for their own us3, and wood also.
A SLIGHT rain to-night
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The pnssion PInY

New York, Nov. 23,--The board of Al.
dermen to.dsy, adopted resolutions condemn
ing the proposed production of tho passion
play" and calling ueon the corporation at.
torney to give his opinion as TO whether the
existing laws are sufficient 10 prevent its in.
PRODUCTION. That official is also asked, il no
law exists, to state whet or the common
council has power W pass an act to prohibit
tee play, and II II hW he is Instructed 10
prepare an ordinance thai will cover il at
once. Alderman Msrshail was the only
member voting against tho resolution.
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Governor Williams, Remains.

indianapolis, Nov 23.-The remains of
Governor Williams we're taken from the
Washington club rooms yesterday morning,
to the court house. where they lay in state
until p. m, to-day. The procession was
composed of platoon of police, adjutsnt
general and acknowledgement with
their respective aids, u band Of the Light.
Infantry, Jefferson club, citizens on foot, a
special guard of eight policemen, pail bear
ers, relatives of the deceased, Governor Gray,
state officers and citizens in carriages.
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AInhnmn,s senninr

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 28.-In the Ala
bama legislature to-day, Jane, L. Pugh,
received the unanimous vote of the senate
and house for United States senator. The
two houses will meet in joint. session TO de-
cl re the result, Tomorrow. Mr.. Pugh will
lnka bis sent.
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Outlaws KiIletl.

Deadwood, Nov. 23,-For months back
band of outlaws have kept the citizens of 81,
Pierre, town on the east bank of tho Mis-
sorri river, in terror, until tho respectable
portion of the community organized vig-
lance committee with the determination of
ridding the place Of the roughs. Last week
tho two opposing forces came together, both
strongly armed, and fight ensued and re-.
suited in the killing OF Arkansas Joe, the
leader Of the gang, and the wounding of four
Others. The vigilantes escaped unhurt.
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London, Nov. 2S.-Mr. I. P. o'Connor's
speech at Galway, in which separation
from ,S l,i Inc rule of England was set forth, as
Sne Ultimate aim of the Irish people, was
doubtless ,,''i, made in the hope of the govern
1Vt 'Nyns securing possession of the speaker.
7 " nen tue talk of prosecuting the Land
az L%sagu9 commenced, Mr.. 0Connor rushed
ou 70 ireland to seek mar,yrlom, and was
~ nun n disappointed at not being includt d In
n,c ,nS nst OF the indicted agitators. Mr.
- y oor nor is the Irish correspondent of the
SentrS' News, and as such, he has been per.
iecung himself in specials, to the American
newspapers. '''N"'
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Egypt And Abyssinia

London, Nov. 28.-Advices from Egypt
represent that an outbreak Of war between
the government. of that country and Abyssi.
mia cannot long be delayed. Sixteen thousand
soldiers are said to have left Cairo for the
so outhern frontier.
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Catholic Convention

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov 23.-At the con-
venlion of delegates from the different Cath
oiic societies of this city to-day, resolutions
were adopted, calling upon The senstors
and representatives of this state in congress,
to vote for bill entitled, an act to give
equal preveliges TO all denominat ions on
Indian reservations.
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COrsicaua

Special ~ the Herald
Corsicans, Texas, Nov. 23,-Notwiihstand-
ing the threatening appearance of the sky,
the opera house was very literally patron
lied tonight, to hear the rendition of II
Trovatore by the Taglpetria Grand Italian
Opera company. The voices are very good.
A heavy shower Of rain is still threaten
inp
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Dulcigno Entered.

London, nov. pa Constantinople dis
prtch, dated yesterday, says tho porte had re-
ceived news from Scutaric that Dervish
Pasha would enter Dulcigno this evening
with four battelions Of troops.
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Cetingjo, Nov. 2S.-Advices from Anti
varia, say that the Montenegrins near Anti
varia report that firing was heard in tie
neghborhood of Dulcigno, throughout.sur
day last.
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More Wages Demanded

Manchester, Nov. 23.-The Guardian says
cotton operatives in the northeast of Ian
cashire are renewing the agitation in favor
of an increase of wages on account of the
improved condition of the cotton trade.
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A Fatal Blow.

Memphis, Nov 2S.-Howard Diggs a col
ored flremen Of the steamer j. D. Parker,
struck jeff Greer, colored laborer, over the
head with 3 billet Of wood yesterday evening,
from tho effects Of which Greer died last
night. Diggs WAS arrested.
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Constantinople, Nov. 2}.--Aecording to
intelligence received here, Dervish Pasha has
occupied the heights of Dulcigno, and bis
entry into the town is hourly expected.
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Cold Msa,ha.

pSnville, Va, Nov 2S.-Last nigh, was
Ihe eoldest experienced for years. The tber-
mometer II sunrise this morning stool ~ ITo
above zero. S'00' -
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Sights, pari sterling. 4si ,consols, elk.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Nov 2s. - Noon =. Cotton =
fmer and iractlonally dearer; quoted:
uplande, 6k; Orleans, 6k, receipts.
$4,000; American ,3OO,sales, 1900, speculation
and export, 8 ,OO0i uplands low middllng ciassi.
loalions for November delivery, 0S@l9-a2
November and December, do; December
and January,5 q l0-S2@e1 january and February.
same February and March, o ll-l6@sl .s2 March
and April 23-S2@ll-l6; April and May, Ga
July, -, futures In buyers favor.
| l30pm- Uplands, 0 916; Orleans, 9 1918;
uplands low middllng classi1catlons for Mo-
ytmber delivery, 9-l6; November and Decem-
ber, . 9-lGi February aud March, etj May
and June, q 20.32.
900 p m-Uplandg low mlddling classilca-
lions for December delivery, 9.l6; May and
June, So.
400 p m-Nlanchester market for yarns and
fabrics ilrmer and slightly dearer for all nr-
ticles.
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10 p m-Sales OF American, 5, 200.
NkW YORK.

Nkw I0RK, Nov. 2S.-st0cks strong; money
SG4i excnanyo long, isOkj exchange short,
ls25ai ttate bonds dull governments quiet.
llAttnu pulats .Alas nrH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-19

County committee meeting ut City Central
Iic:llG uartcrs Monday, August 81, III 10 Il. III.
Hancock Veteran Association meets at Cen
trail IIcatlgsiaricr every Tuesday evening.
Conference committees meet on Wednesday
evening, August Is. and August y. There
after on every second and fourth Wednesday
of the month.
Campaign committee meets regularly every
Thursday evening.
sixth ward club meets regularly on Friday
evening; Amcricus club on Thursday evening.
On Friday evening, August 90, there will be i,
public meeting OF the Democracy OF the Sixth
ward i'll Schiller hall, Endcr the joint auspices
OF the -imcricu5 association and Sixth ward
club Speakers will address tho meeting.
rhc Dung Mems Hancock and English club
viii meet AT Jacob Utzimgcr'S Saloon, Middle
Street. on Tomorrow (Thurstlay) evening at ]
O'Clock. A. A.SEElNWANDLE,
2tl President.
Third Ward.
The Third ward Hancock and English club
will meet at the Central Headquarters, Centre
square, Friday evening, ut O'Clock. a full
attendance is desired. as important business
will be transacted and the work of canvassiDg
initiated. HENRY WOLF,
G. EDw. HEGENER. President.
iIi,REFRT JOHNSTON,
Secretaries
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HELD FOR TRIAL.

john Myers, the stabbcr, Committed to Jan.
John Myers, the man who was detected
in Mr.. Kaufiinan's corn-ticld stealing corn
ard who SO severely stabbed And. Miller
who attempted to arrest him, had 4 hear
inc before Alderman Alex. Donnclly Of
the Seventh ward last evening, and iii dc
fault of bail was committed to answer at
court. Mr.. Miller was not able to be pres
ent as witness, but the cutting was fully
established by young Mr.. Kaufman who
was present at the time and knocked
Myers down with stone, and thus prob
ably prevented him from numbering Mr..
Miller. On the way to the alderman
office Myers told the officer having him in
charge that he wished that he had killed
him and on his way to Jail he said he
didn't mind beins' locked up, as winter
was coming Oh and he would have good
home during the cold weather. Myers isa
pcd,llcr of small notions and for some time
past hnnr!cd at No. 512 West Walnut
street
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ACCIDENT TO MAJOR sHENk.
He Falls Over an Embankment and Into
a RaYine.

q Ravine.
Yesterday We made mention of agentle-
mans picnic party leaving this city for
days recreation at York Furnace Springs,
on the line of the Columbia and Port De-
posit railroad. The day was delightfully."-
spent until few moments before
the party left the station when an
accident happened to Maj. r. ". Shenk,
which for time created the greatest con-
sternation among his friends. He was
standing Oh the porch of the little station
house in conversation with ex-mayor
AtIce and L. S. commissioner Slaymaker,
waiting for the train Of cars that were
to carry them back to Lancaster.
Stepping from the porch the MAJOR
tripped over stick, and stumbled Tor
ward. In attempting to recover himself,
he slipped Oh the wet grass and pitched
headlong into rocky ravine ten or twelve
feet in depth. His friends fastened to his
relief and found him lying unconscious,
and the blood running from his nose. He
was carried into the station house and DIR:
Carpenter, who was of the party, applied
the necessary remedies. He remained un-
conscious until he reached home. He had
no bones broken, and except a slight con-
gcstion Of the brain and some severe
bruises. his injuries are not serious.
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"BroCn's Bronchiol Tf ochcs" are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs. Sore Throat,
Hoarseness and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, bat, having been tested by
wide and constant use for Dearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-merited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.
'.Br0un'S bronchial Troches" act directly
on the organs the voice. They have an cx-
traordinary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and LarynX, restoring healthy tone when re-
laxei either from cold or over-eXertion of the
voice, and produce a cicarand distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the Troches
useful.
\ Cough, Cold, Cat:rTh OF Sore Throat re-
quircs immediate attention. us neglect often
times results in some incurable Lung Disease.
:. Bro,pn's bronchial 7rOches" " will almost in
yariaDly give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many OF which arc inj uriOus. The genu-
inc .Brorn's Eronchip! 7Tochcs' are sold
only in JOres. ianl5Iyd&wTu ThSS
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Outdoor Club.

Some OF The ladies' and gentlemen of the
city arc engaged in getting up IN Outdoor
club similar to those to be found in other
towns and which are intended especially
to provide . ready way of practising arch
cry, cropuct, lawn tennis and other out
door sport, suitable for the participation
of both sexes. 1t will be needful to
secure convenient ground Of scv
cral acres with some shade, but
mainly free from trees which would
olstr,,ct the games. Wherever these
clubs have been established they have be-
come very popular and rs the pleasant fall
season approaches when outdoor sports
arc more appropriated, no. doubt the Ian
caster club will hc successfully raised and
S,lEt aimed!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-19
AARKETS.



PInADMflIA, Aug. la-FlOur dull and
weak superfne y 5O03; extra S3 500
800; Ohio and Indiana family 3 .505 IS !;
Penn a family dO3l 7365 a: st. Louis family ut
y 509D6 %; Minnesota family . s5se6 %; patent
and high grades - 5O0S W.
Rye flour at - 50
Wheat quiet and easy No. Western Red
u Sa4 Penn, q Red u %; Amber 81 o..
Corn on local scarcity steamer 5l1ac: yellow
Sc; mixed 521.c.
Oats dull and weak MOL. White lie; No.
03Gc.
Rye scarce and wanted; .5c bid
Pr0vts1Ons nrmer; mess beef $l6sel6 90;
beef hams 81 5O0A so; Indian mss beet Mt
Jig % bacOn-smOked shoulders 61sc: salt do
5A@6c; smoked hams 10l3c; picked hams
lE40lOAc.
Lard firm; city kettle ut SIC; loose
butchers Sc prime steam SLc.
Butter quiet but rather stcidier; Creamery
extra 3036c; Creamery good to choice as@S
2ac: BradfOrJ county and New York extra.
:S023c Western reserve extra l6S9l7c; dO good
to choice l30l5c ROlas dull; Penn'a extra
l30l6; Western reserve extra 130l6c.
Eggs strong ON scarcity Pennsylvania Mt Il
I01Sc; Western l60l7c.
Cheese firm with light supply: New York
full cream l2@l:15c; Western full cream lie;
do fair to good lOIlO1ac; do half Skins
Petroleum firm refined SIC.
Whisky 81 II.
SeedsSGoOl to prime Clover firm at - 80
as IS; Timothy firm Mt - 6OeI2 75: Flaxseetl
steady Mt 81 25@l s.
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NFWADYERT1SIEMENTS.

TOBACCO RAISEKS' NOTICE.
l. The Penn'a Mutual Hail Insurance COM
pany is now ready to bind the insurance, and
issue policies against hail damage to tobacco.
Rates reduced. Insure before it is too late, at
BAUSMAN & BURNS'S. Ins. Agents,
Office, 10 West Orange Street.
y22-eodtfE
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DUSLlC SALE OF STOCKS.
L On MONDAY, AUGUST 81 1880, will be
sold ut public sale, for the unilcrsisncr eXccli-
tor, ut the Cooper House, Lancaster City, Pa,
the following stocks, to wit:
70 Shares Farmers National Bank Stock.
IL Shares Lancaster County National Bank
Stock.
Shares Lancaster and Fruityillc Turnpike
stock.
26 Shares Mannheim and Lancaster Turnpike
Stock.
IL Shares Lancaster and Susquehanna Turn
pike Stock, known rs the Columbia pike.
Shares Lancaster and Ephrata Pike Com
pany Stock.
Shares Lancaster and Willow Street Pike
Company Stock.
10 Shares IIollowwarc and Enamcllng Com
pany Stock.
2l9 Shares Lancaster Gas Company Stock.
Shares Lancaster and MilIersville Street
Car Il. Il. Stock.
Sale to commence Mt . O'Clock p. III. OF said
day, when attendance will be given anu con.
tiftiOns of sale will be made known by
\. SLAY MAKER,
Executor of the last will of Gen. j. l.. Rey
nOldS deceased.
s. Hess 4 Son, Aucs. augls4td
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BATTLING WITH THE WAVES.

EoytOn-Fearn International Swimming;
Match at Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Aug. 19.-BOy-
ton and Fearn started in the international
swimming match at 1914 a. m. Fearn
took the lead and is still holding it. There
is large crowd along the beach watching
the movements of the swimmers.
Boyton was slightly ahead at the end of
the first mile, but was swimming in the
surf and was experiencing considerable
difficulty. Fearn swims we'll out from the
surf and is going very easily.
At noon Boyton was still leading.
Both men were swimming well and ap-
peared fresh.
Fearn Taken With Cramps.
Fearn was seized with cramps shortly
after two o'clock and was taken in his
boat and brought ashore. Boyton on
hearing that his rival had stopped SWIM
ming came ashore at the Excursion house.