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Fleet street iirst, then Ia Fetter Lane,
them in Bos cell Count, thenin Cough
Square, then in Inner Temple Lane,
then in Johnson's Court, aud for the
longest period in Bolt Court, where he
died. In Cough Square he wrote part
OF his dictionary. q
Chancery Lane, considered the prin-
cipal legal thoroughfare in London. u
next pointed out 20 thsyisitor. Not far
of can be seen the .fall ispire oil st.
Pau,'s. The old Cathedral appeared to
me unspeakably gvaad and noble, and
the more so from the throng and hustle
cor tinually going on around its base
without in the least disturbing the sub
lime repose OF its great dome, and, In
deed, of all its massive heighta and breadth.
Other ediices may crowd close TO its
foundation. and people mn tramp
as they ike about u, but sdll the sreat
cathedral Is as quiet and reserve as ~ Y
stood in the middle Of Salisbury. plain.
There cannot be anything else in its say
80 good in the world as just this effect
of 81. Paul's in the verv heart and dens.
est tumult of London. 1t is difficult to
tell whether the church Is built OF mar
BILE or of whatever other white. or nearly
white material; but IN the time that II
has been standing there it has grown
black with the smoke OF ages, through
which there ara nsyerthelsss CLEANS oi
white that make Q most pictufesaae mn
pression on the whole. II is much bet
ter than staring white. The edifce
would not be nearly 30 grand without
this drapery Of black. | did not find the
streets OF the old city SO narrow and ir-
regular as expected. All the principal
ones are sufficiently broad. but there are
still many houses that look antique, being
centuries and centuries old. There is
little or no show or pretension in this
part of London; it has plain, business
air-an air OF homely, actual life. as oil
metropolis Of tradesmen who have been
carrying on their trafc here, in sober
earnest, for hundreds OF years. You
observe on the sign board, Established
ninety years in Threadneedle street"
Established in l709,"-denoting long
pedigrees OF silk MERGERS and hosiers.
De Foes contemporaries still repre-.
sented by their posterity, who handle
the hereditary yard-stick on the same
shop. J. +. b.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
One Person Killed Outright and
Several Fatally Injured.

Several Fatally Injured.
TRENTON, N. J., May SO.-The train
on the Pennsylvania railroad which
leaves New York at Sis, being behind
time, vas running at full speed when
nearing Bear Swamp. four miles from
Trenton, and ran into an open switch.
A Pullman palare car attached to the
train only kept the track, oil the others
left the rails. and one car turned over.
About dozen persons are said TO have
been injured severely, and several others
slightly. Augustus Ritter, Of Philadel.
phia, was killed outright. He vas try.
ing to get out oil . window and VAS
struck by some projecting hmbers. Mrs.
Lucretia Pennington, aged 81, OF Sixty
first street, New York, was fatally In.
jured and died about q o'clock. A lit
tie girl, niece Of the old lady, Was In.
jured in the shoulder. Thos. Murphy,
OF Frankford, was injured in the spine,
and Conductor Lew Silance was injured
in the hip and hand. Many OF the
wounded went on TO Phiiadelphia
Three of the cars were smashed 10
pieces, but q wreck train cleared the
track in half an hour. Three OF the
wounded are now at the Trenton House.
J. G. Beilstern, Jr, and wife. OF Pitts
burgh, are two of the number. Biel.
stern keeps hotel there. He has a
fearful scalp wound. His wife has al, o
q scalp wound. and is otherw ise in ured.
The third person is the little gill with
the old lady, who died At the depot. A
switch was carelessly left open, which
was the cause OF the accident.
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WASHINGTON, PA.
AmicahlY Settled.

WASHINGTON, Pa May S0.-Saturday
the officers OF the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Pittsburgh Southern railroads
held a conference and amicably settled
their difficulties without depending on
the court. The Pittsburgh Southern
will run under the Baltimore and Ohio
i'm order TO connect with the Waynes-
hurg and Washington Railroad in this
borough.
Drowned in q Well.
WASHINGTON, Ia, May 80 = John
Scott, a seven year.old son OF Mary
Scott, a grass widow OF West Alexander,
was drowned Sunday afternoon. He
had been playing about the well aud fell
through a small doorway Just over the
well, with the above result.
Murderer Arrested.
WAsHIxGroN, Pa, May S0.-James
HAYWOOD, charged with the murder OF
Thomas FORSYTH, Of Monongahela City,
a month or so ago, was arrested in an
out OF the may county on Republican
river, Kansas, one day last week The
capture was made by Kansas City de-
tectiye. The marshal Of Washington
county procured a requisitiOn for Hay
wood IRON Governor Hoyt and left Tor
Kansas on Saturday.
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coNKLlNa'S WISH.
He Merely Wants the Republican Party
IN Daclare its Attitude Toward Him.

He Merely Wants the Republican Party
to Declare its Attitude Toward Him.
ALBANY, May 30.-The Express says:
Senator Conkling merely asks the Re-
publican members OF the Legislature to
NEE, in caucus and determine the atti-
tuie the Republican party will bear TO-
ward him. 1t also states that those who
misunderstood the situation ana misin.
terpret the issues and who think
that Senators Conkling and
Platt have any reason to
be disappointed with the result OF their
observations in this city last week. The
Senators found that two-thirds OF the
Republican members OF the Legislature
prefer tha, this State should not be rep
resented by them in the Senate
OF the United States. Of the course oil
this immense majority they found that
a number regretted their designations,
while thev are not denouncing Tor the
cause they have pursued, because oil
the embarrassment at home. The iact
that this preference exists will explain
the strenuous opposition to the holding
OF the caucus by the administration and
its thick and thin supporters. BY pre-.
venting caucus they hope to avail
themselves OF the fears OF the members
who are worked upon by threats OF men
who bolted in 1872, and who sign the
papers now as they did then. Tor the
purpose OF frightening the timid. The
issues are falsely stated in order to ioster
the prejudice.
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TIE CAUCUS.
A Few Were Wanting to Make hajori-
ty, and the Caucus AdjoGras

A Few Were Wanting to Make hajori-
ty. and the Caucus Adjoaras
Albany, May 3o.-After the ad-
journment OF the House Q numbtr oil
Republican members remained in their
seats, in accordance uith an invitation
to meet in caucus sent them by the
Assembly Caucus Committee. Speaker
Sharpe called Mr.. Draper to the
chair. who stated the object OF caucus.
He closed by asking the roll to be called.
The Chair stated that he hal had count
male and ID was found that there Was no,
a majority Of the Republican members
OF the Assembly present
+. A. Carpenter moved that the eau
Gus adjourn till s T. n. tomorrow, and
that the Republican members oil the
Senate be invited 10 participate, which
motion prevailed, and the caucus i'd
journed.
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GETTING READY.

The staiw art and Half-B Breed Forces at
Albany in Battle Array - Cornell
Thought to be the Strongest Man,
New YoRS, May 30.-The Cama''rcia''
Albany correspondent says: The greats
part OF the Republicans are bent on a
caucus in advance OF Tuesdays session,
and they have sufficient numbers to
make it imperative and binding on ali
who desire to act with the Republican
party in the State hereafter TO obey the
summons and respect the decision oi
the majority. The Hall. Breeds, al
though syerse to the Republican caucus,
will have a conference OF their own
stamp tonight, when the discord that
prevails among them will he made more
apparent. The Stalwarts have only de
fined their policy, and this morning they
are as confident OF success as ever.
They believe that the other side viii oe
unable TO unite on any body, and that
A reaction will set in which will elect
Conkling and Platt. The friendsot Cor'
nell who say he has brought strength 10
Conkling, claim, however, that he Is the
strongest man yet named. The Demo
Gratis will hold a caucus in the Senate
Chamber at 5 o'clock, and it is reported
that instead OF nominating the superior
men who ought to be selected IN view
CT certain contingencies they will select
two inferior men.
An Express correspondent says: Inc
relative strength Of the Conkling forces
has not changed since Friday last, and
it may be accepted as a true predic-
ton that il the stalwart leaders
are not elected a final adjoui nment Viii
follow, The Senate and Assembly VIII
nominate tomorrow, but balloting IN
Joint convention will not take place un'
iii Wednesday. There will be three
tickets in the field. The Stalwarts vii
present Conkling and Plat, and the Hall
Breeds probably Cornell and Depev
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THE NEWS

Of the Day I'm Pithy Paragraphs.
The next session OF the REFORMED
Episcopal Council will be held at Balh-
more.
Slosson has ehalls nged Vignsux TO q
game Of billiards OF 5000 points Tor lo''
00) francS
There were only one hundred and
four persons saved from the wreck OF
the excursion steamer Victoria
A dispatch from Campbelltown,
Scotland. saws an Anchor line steamer
is ashore near the kintyre light house.
Eyarts, a representative OF the United
states in the International Monetary
Conference, has sarTived st London from
Paris.
1t is reported that Hon. Hugh Child
ers, Secretary Of War for England, will
shortly become Chancellor Of the Ex-
cheQuer.
Edward Trickett, the Australian oars
man, ana Kelly, ex-champion OF Eng
land, sailed from London for New York,
Saturday.
The alleged Nihilist bomb factory dis
II
harmless laboratory OF some students IN
chemistry.
The Twenty-eighth Annual COnclaye
oi the Grand Commandery OF PennsyE
yauia will he held at scranton, COM
mencing to-day.
Henry Denies, watchman on the
transfer steamer General Pierson, at
Memphis, Tell overheard and was
drowned last night.
The Discount and Deposit Bank OF
Chattanooga. Tenn, closed it, doors
Yesterday and will wind up its affairs.
The creditors will be paid Ia full.
The demonstration which was to have
taken place in Hyde Park, London, on
sunday, has been postponed until alter
the vote is taken on the motion to CEN
sure the Government.
Over seven hundred b'eyclists are ex-
pectel 10 participate In the meeting
which opens in Boston on Monday. A
New York journalist made hts way to
the gathering on his wheel.
William Newsom, an Arkansas des-
perado, ordered an aged Baptist minis
ter at TaylOT's creek to kueel and pray,
and nearly killed him with revolver
because he refuse d to do 80.
The mother OF Thomas Hughes, now
- years Of age, is the guest OF Cincin-
natl acQuaintances. She will soon pro-
crei 10 the New Colony at Rugby, Ten
uesSee, there 10 live and die.
An endemic resembling the cholera
broke ont on Friday among the biooded
hogs Mt the Michigan agricultural col
lege. Fourteen were speedily swept
away, and others are in a homeless con-
dltiOn.
The managers OF the Chicago Driving
park intend TO make the trOtting meet
ing in July one OF national interest A
heavy purse has been hung up Tor
Maud 5. and st. Julien, trotters; Sorrel
Dan, the PAGER, and any horse which
has ever beaten 2:l4-which latter
clause is simply challenge to Rarus,
now enjoying private life with Bonner.
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Secret Of Happiness.

How often have We longed for perfect
enjoyment and how seldom found it
Misfortune has come or i'll health over
taken us. Perhaps a cough las come
upon us which threatens that dreaded
OF all diseases, consumption, and We
feel that death is near. With what Joy
should We be filed then, when such q
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is placed within our
reach. IL hiss cured thousands who
were nearer the grave than ourselves,
and made their lives peaceful and hap
py. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hosrseness,
Loss of Voice, Difficulty of Breating, or
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs,
are positively cured by this wonderful dis.
covery. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that DR.. Kings New Discovery
riu cxre. II You will call ct Logan, List &
Co g drug store you can get trial bot
tie for ten cents or regular size bottle
Tor sl:0o. Sold by Logan 4 Co.,
Wheeling1
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SPORTING.
Diamond Dust.

providence, X. l., May 30.-Buaalos,
o, 10000. o. o, 2-3. Providence, 0,
0, 10, o, l., o, 0, o..
BosroN, May 30-Bostons, o, 0, 0, 0,
4. O,l,3, O-s. Clevelands, o, 0, 0, 0, 0,
2, 2, 0, o..
WORCESTER, Mass. May %0-Worces.
teri, 0, 4, o. ], 0. q, 3, 0,0-S D,troits,
0, u, =, o, D, o. 90, "a.
Troy, n. Y, May SO.-Chicsgos. 0. O,
o, 0, 4, 0. 0, 0,0-4. Troys, 0, =, 0, 0, 0,
90, l, 0-3.
Chester Park Races.
CINCINNATI, May 30.-First race, all
ages, two mile heats, was won by Rush,
Belle OF Nelson second, Guy third, Surge
distanced. Time, SAL, S:S9.
The second race, two year olds, dash
Of three-Qusrters of mile, was won by
Beatrice, Critic second, Monogram third.
Time l:lSl.
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THE CODE.
Horrible Duel With Knives I'm
Missouri.

IT. I.OrIs, May 30.-A duel with
knives is reported from Scott county.
The combaiants were two young men,
named Trent and Strickland, who live
in the interior Of the county. While
on their way home from Waldr0n, the
county seat. they quarre!ed about some
trivial mattrr. Trent asked Strickland
To- take a dirk, and let bygones be by
cones. The after refused, when Trent
attacked him with n big knife he carried,
Strickland meeting the assault with
Similar wcaYon. Both were badly cut.
Strickland will probably die. The fish
on his arms WAS cut into shoe strings,
aud p1rtians oi his iegs were cut away,
Tent ls also in a critical condition.
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DEN M AK
Probable Dissolution Of tho Diet.

Probable Dissolution Of tho Diet.
CorgSuAGgS. May 30.-In the Folke.
thing to day the members OF the Left de-
c ared the RS ,lt OF the elections bad ren
dered more concilia,ory sttitu'e
on the part of ths House towards the
Landsthing impossible. The President
OF the council replied that il ths tolke-
thing adhered its present attitude the
Landsth n. would probably he no iess
resolute. This is considered to indicate
the probability Of another dissolot on of
the Diet.
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wAsHIh0TOH.
Eps,and win Psy Hl5.o0o for CutoaGes
Upon Amsricsn FAhermsn-

England win Psy Hl5.o0o for CutrGes
Upon Amsricsn Fnhermsn-
W.sEfSGToS, May 81 Secretary
Blaine ami Sir Eiward Thornton con.
cIuded. Saturday. the prolonged n<so-
{ III NJ o regard 10 the ouirsges nIon
American 6shernen et Fortune Bay, ~
H., January 1873. and at Q later date at
Asp4e Bay. Cape Breton The Amer.
Fan claims Tor ios<es by several iiSher'
men aggregated sos 90. The sgree'
ment bets cen Secretary Blaine and si'
Eixsrd Thornton IL that the British
government shall pay fi5.00 in gold
coin. and this government sill gives re
ceipt in full The money will probably
be paid come time this week and prompt
IL distributed among the rizh,idl own
era Nearly the whole amount goes Y
Gloucester, AasA
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CHARLESTON.
Two Miners Fight n Duel.

CINCINNATI, May ga special TO t e
Times Mar from Charleston, ". Va,
saws: Last Friday John P. Nunley chsl-
lenged George Nunley, his nephew,
nineteen years old, to fight duel. They
met on CampbelIs Greek, Saturday,
and George Nunley was shot in the
mouth before he fred shot. II is
thought he can not recover. Both a,e
miners in good circumstances. I'll e
ouarrel arose about family matters.
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Pound Dead.

BALrIMoRE, May @.-Adolpheus &.
Schaeier, Jr., prominent cotton broke r
OF this city, was found dead in his house
to-day. He LETT his Cttice on Monday
last. and, not returning. his clerks sup
posed he had gone to the country where
his family were spending the summer
ior several days \ stsnch arose from
his house, and this morning the police
were called by the neighbors 10 in-esti-
gate the cause. Ga breaking INTO the
house, Sehaeter's body Was found SIT.
ting in a chair in an advanced state Of
decomposition. lie is supposed to have
died on Monday last.
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PRUBSIA.
The Free Port Privilege.

BERLIN. May 30.-On inding his an
nexation designs resisted by the Ham
burg Senate and House Of Burgesses,
and the Reichs'ag, Bismarck quickly con
cluded the treaty which leaves Ham
burg in possession OF its coveted ire
port privilege, the only change effected
is a restriction OF the privilege hitherto
extending over the entire Hamburg
territory, but as the area retaining the
privilege is large enough for all purposes
for international commerce, everything
remains in aam quo, tx rpt that u e
docks, warehouses and factories depend.
ent upon the tariff immunities must
be transferred to the diminished free
port district.
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Suicide az 81. L,ouir

ST. LOUIS, May SO.-John Chamber
lain, an English tailor. who kept small
shop at 7l7l Olive street, shielded be-
tween one and two o, lcck this morning
bv shooting himself through the head.
Whisky, which seemed TO have unset.
tied the mans mind, was the principal
cause OF the act. tie MAS 10 have been
married tomorrow tn Young girl who
worked in his shop, but he nos lies s;iii
aud stark at the morIue dressed in his
wedding suit.
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The prominent Democratic candidates
now spoken of are Clarkson n. Potter,
ex-senator Schoonmaker, Erastus Corn
ing. General Spinner and John c. Ja-
cobs.
The Posts Albany special states that
Senator Mills authorizes the Erening
Journal IN announce that he will not
vote for Conkling and Plat.
Where Senator Mills Stands.
ALBANY, May 3O.-Senator Mills, who
heretofore declined to pronounce bis
opinion, today caused to be published
the following telegram:
UTIcA, N. Y, May 80.
To Geo. Da'son, Erening Journal, A.
bdny:
Please say that am opposed to the
election Of Conkiing and Platt to the
United States Senate. / believe this
course will best preserve the Republican
party. While I have labored to avoid
the conflict. there has never been any
doubt with me or my friends where l
must stand in the issue.
tSigned] A. NJ. Mills
Like UntO tno II AnOub SOo.
albany, May 30.-The Administra-
tion leaders now claim Gorsline, Board.
man, G. M. Palmer and Gath OF the As
ssmbly, who have bsen classed with the
Stalwafts, and say that the vote Tor
Conkling tomorrow will show him in Q
minority and will then be abandoned
entirely. The Stalwarts, however, as
sert that Conkling will never be aban-
doned. This Ia true that his friends
will stand BY him to the last as firmly as
the 306 did by Grant in the Chicago
Convention.
Among the visitors to ex-senator
Conkling this afternoon was Gov. Cor.
nell. The interview lasted over an hour.
A Call For . Caucus.
ALBANY, May 3O.-The following cali
was sent out 10 each Republican mem.
Der OF the Assembly this afternoon:
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
ALBANY, May 30. !
Tomorrow the Assembly is required
by law to ballet for two United States
Senators in Congress, and ii Is urgent
and indispensable that the members OF
the Republican party shall act in har.
mony. No joint conference OF
the Republicans OF both houses
having been called, we hereby call =
caucus Of the Republican members OF
the Assembly to agree upon the candi-
dates to be supported by the Republi.
cans. The caucus will meet this Mon
day evening, May 3Oth, in the Assem-
bly, chamber, Immediately on the
adjournment of the Assembly. We
earnestly and respectfully invite the
Republican members OF the Senate to
attend and participate in the said eau
Gus. Gao. II. SHARPE,
Signed. +. A. CARPRNTER,
JOHN +. GILLErT,
A s. DRAPER.
On Hand.
ALBANY, May 30.-Conkling, Arthur,
Platt and several other leading stalw
arrived this morning and are at the Del
avan. Very few members OF the Legis-
lature are in the city and no excite.
nlanf
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THE pEMoURATIC CANDIDATES.
Francis p. Herman and John G. Jacobs
the Unanimous Choice Of the Caucus to
Fill the Vacancies.

Francis p. Herman and John @. Jacobs
the Unanimous Choice Of the Caucus to
Fill the Vacancies.
ALBANY, May 30.-The Democratic
members met in joint session this even
ing. Erastus Blocks, who was absent
delivering dedication address, sent a
letter stating that the first duty is 10 in
sist on an adjournment.
Mr.. Fowler nominated Senator John
G. Jacobs for the short term created by
the resignation OF Roscoe Conkling, and
the nomination was made unanimous.
Francis p. Herman was then made the
unanimous choice for candidate for U.
S. Senator in place Of Platt, resigned.
Conference Of the Administration Wing
ALBANY, May 30.-The administra.
ton men met for conference this even
ing. There were fifty-seven present
and notes from thirteen more, saying
they will vote for the men who will
support the administration. Res.
olutions were adopted pledging all pres.
ent to withhold their support from
Conkling and Platt in tine regular ses-
sion of the Senate to-day. Petitions
were presented for and against the
re election Of Conkling and Platt.
Mr.. Mccarthy offered resolution
that on Tuesday the Senate proceed to
nominate candidates for the office OF
United States Senators 10 fill vacancies.
Adopted.
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INDIA.
Evacuation Of tho Pisb,n Valley Ordsr'

Evacuation OF tho Pisbin Valley Ordered.
CAIcrrra, May 3).-Thc Govern.
ment has rec-.vsl prentory orders di'
recting the evacuation OF Pishin Wi.
ley as soon a, practicable. Qu 'tin
is TO be- the extreme frontier position.
This order has been issued in spite oi
the protests OF the InIisn government
and OF all the competent military an'hor.
tiles here.
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"CROP ENDS"
The Manufacturers Yield tO All
Demands of the Workm2n,

PrrrsRURGM, May 30.-The iron man
utacturers signed all the scales pre-.
sented by the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of Iron and Steel Workers
this evening This prevents all posi-
bility OF a strike for another year. The
mills in this district will resume work
To. morrow.
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Iron Men will Strike

CINcfSSArI, May S0.-The members
of the Amalgamated Iron and Steel
Moulders Association in Coyington and
Newport, to the number OF one thous-
and men, have agreed TO strike to-mor.
row against the change in the scale OF
wsges said to be pursuance OF the plan
adopted by all Unions IRON P'ttsbursh
TO st. Louis.
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STEUBENGILLE.
Policeman Under Fire.

SrEURE>yIuIS DsrOr. %, My 81
Harry Bo,hNeli shot at Policeman NJ :
Ene sunday evcrius, the bal; making =
slight wonnA ia the RIGHT temple. Both
we'll is noted rasr, su'i ri the tune ui
the shooting VAS into NicaIed
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BICYCLING.


BoaToS, May 3o-Fint annual NEE.
ing Of III. League Of the America
Wbeelmeu took plsce here today and
was an event OF the most novel ebarsc-
ter. Many clubs from the dih>r"nt ci''
les we're represented In the p'ra q. in
which there we're about sOO bicycle, IN
line OF process on and xs witn-ssed
by immense crowds. The re,ulItion
distance between files eight hetj sss
very generally nsin,sined and in sew.
ersl cases excellent and uniform ii ling
At the various points alopz the line
they drew out round after round 4! ap-
plsuse from the spectators.