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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

Tue Ys.The eye is rreserrid 10 The COZ
Veslsut form Ct sphere or bslI by Tho simple
devise OF having it9 intarar cavity f!ltd With
liquid, which prevents Ito limp aud otherwise
hsxibls coats !rlnl puckciirg up into suY rres-
uail:y OF share. 1t is like bidder disteudsd
With water; Hhiuh ia firm Cs i ters, ca account
OF tho Contained I!qad being 50 SHUT in By the
membrane olS wall that i: cauuot escape any
where from the !ieh. Srssp 10 Thioh il ia held.
There are. how.v,r. 10 tbs Interim OF tho eve
TWO q1iis distioc; chsuberj 10 wi ich tbs liquid
is i suitu'ed. oa0 in fIoat Of, and ona hsL,nd
the c!ystsline !ers. The lsrs hsGgs, o. i; were,
10 the mis-: It the iqEil. The porIlcn which
Is 10 front OF the lots Is i;;lo more than very
weak fqaacus stldtioo OF soft, aud is % That
hco.unt termed LIE tqIaous Gumor Of tho ey*;
tho poTtioo Which is nebird more nearly re-
senblss s,iu;ioa Ct white Of egg. Ga .coouut
OF thl. s:me~bst thicker o,rs s:ecty it is teru-
ed tie vlrecuS or g!nst-ika huucr. Both hu-
pnIs, DCwartr. tZ:tt very Gesrly The ssme
lctl1encs rpjo lho vibrs:oas Of tho light,
acd Tie oniicil pr! of the eye thus COMES
II b c'nsidrrsd IS composed simply
OF two rst;aoicg pGris--tLo Gausar leos
sod the thloutr bumors. The tia is loosely
su:psGdcd 10 The tQl:ou5 humor 10 front OF
the lens. 80 that j. has the water ike l;aoid
bathing b,h surfaces. add thus etj,,s tho
same ready lrdedcm OF movement lha. i. would
possess it i. were simply immersed il wafer.
The huooEs of the tys are supplementary aids
10 the lmsge-tormirg capacities Ct ths lens.
"a! they are Only subordinate aids, "a their in.
h,eros 10 this particular is mparasi7tl7 small.
For sluplcIty's ssks the crystal lers sud the
associated huuors nsy bs looked upon rs
together constituting one single sps, end the
V!suai power OF tee eye 10 reality dep,uds upon
three curved surlso:s Wish ore found in ,he
bIcs!ion Of tumcri aud leue-tbs front SUI
iaos CT The globe, or corpes. upon which lishs
IN the hrst instarca strikes as it enters The
transparent media OF tie eye. AID the f,on. spd
the back protu5ersct surfaces of the crystalline
mass I!self. Tho posltoo CT tis de6ute lnsgo
Villa the eye is determined by the fern Of
these surfacis. takan 10 connection with tie
density Of crystalline substsros aud its s:saei,-
ted tumors. The EainJprg Review.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

WOMEN Nor TO BIZ APPOINTED TO OFFICE,
Ina Washington correspondent o: The New
York Tribune telesrsphed lha following last
night:
AN announcement Of considerable intare.i is
authoritaiiVsiy made with regard 10 the sp.
polntnent OF women to { flee. The President
hss determined 10 make 10 such sppoinim ant;
In tbs future This rule will sppiy to such
cfaces as po.totiees, pension agencies, e.c. aud
Will not OF course have any bearing on posi-
HOES III The Departments Presidsrt arttur's
reasons, IS eiven By one of his friends, are that
the toStehes Department has had grc.t deal
OF trouble IS the result Of appointipg woman 10
once and that such appointments hsve csused
good deal ct classification 10 tha party. This
RUE Will afsc; number Of pcs!c ii .es, tha pec-
sica s3eocy as Chicsso, stc"
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Alexandria Gazette and VIRGINIA Advertiser

toeE keeper, Vs,;ak, tod tia cashier that ho
hGa detected !iloasy siteriuG S6lne Gglrs5 10
coo ct tie books ci tho hack. Holloway was
tali sbout il, bu: tire latter $ explanation was
not satisfactory. Oa Sunl:y tho assistant
hooE.ksersE Sss questioned aboa: The nsttsr,
When IN cotf:sscd he tco bad been makl5E
islio cnitics i, .ls tocss b. eIreo:icO OF tbs
tniia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
Crushed TO Death

NEW YORK. Dc lS.-Hsrry Fisher a dock
hand Of tie usbcat Luckanbeck. tried 10 Jump
frUul .ha boat TO the deck st tho foot of Il ghth
rect. Btaokleo, yesterday, hut missed Ills tuo!-
ing ard itli inio tbs waller. B,fore his comrar-
lens culi sid MIN he was crushed to death b;-
tween the boa! ard he dock. lilo Was nins-
tcen gears Of age.
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StorIa.Togsed Steamer.

halifax Dec ls.-The Hiberuiln which AT,
rived frcm Liverpool lsst night had e long snd
hoisterCus passage. Sha left Liverpool on the
22d OF November aud the northwest gales with
which she com N eacsd tho voyage increased on
the 2slh 20 O hurricane and work on deck was
maGo very dangerous. The bostswain msn
IS years cd named Pierce Overs while attend.
ing to his duties WAS caught in heavy ses and
in al instant wns sweat cut Of sight. The same
sea WISHED away oHa Of tie boats. Tha e:crm
continued until last Tuesday,
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EtnHuCia7.

New YORK. Dec. l3.-The Psss's fusIoial
sr.ico sLss:
II the Stock Ezatsnps. U. s. tcuis ere
! higher fox The extended 5, sad LAID Other
wise unchanged. Tie feature OF the traus-
actionsin u. s. hcrda is tie ezchaeair Ct tho
extended 6 pei cen:. bonds for tho excluded 81
or tho lopg bands. The Stock Msrkct is tc-
day txtrcmslY dull,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

The s.sodirg committees Of the Senate AID
House Of Delegates were announced Ses:stda5.
Msjo: Smith. Of this oily. is OBJ tho SeosIe
Cjumittees 90 Courts Of Justice and Road9.
Aod Judge Siu,rs. Of the Hous.. is on tho
Committees 90 CIsins. Banks and Culeaey.
ssd Officers and Offices of the Capitol.
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Rock SAle.

LONDON. Dc. l3.-The sale OF The arst portion
OF the Sunderland Library was concluded yes-
terday. "A Cron5clo Of Ergland.n without date
printed with M echien types, sold for : &c. The
total sum realzed BY ths GALE thus far la Sl9 ST.
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The State Treasurersl,!p

The fo'lowsg is the letter from Ms. Vulosko
Walden, CT Nsw Ken! county, giving his req
so5s Tor declining 10 have bis namo e. before
tho readiuster CAUCUS IS a candidate for tho
Slate Treasurer.
AMERICAN HOTEL. Dacsmbsr 10, 1881.
10 the readJusters of the Legislature:
GENTLEMEN.-Oa reaching Richmond yes
terday learned from Mr.. Reynolds bis PAT
pose OF retiring from tho position of Slate
Treasurer. Immediately took steps to rotfy
some OF the members Of the Legislature that
would like to get tho p!ac,. During the evar-
log 1t Ass told me thu. it would be required ct
every caHdldate to submit 10 writing lis vii
llesuess tor the readiua.cr c.u,ua to nemo The
clerks 10 serve 10 the basflncn: ci6c:s. take
this method OF s.yinR TO my friands tha: SIN
90 l3rgcr 81 Applicant. II every menber CT
tee LEGISLATURE Wss to hoaor mo 9!h hia SUI
port w2u;d cot ttirk OF spp!oschiag q f,iend
TO bio mo IL a bond for 500 600. ucd be 80
gocrens Us b ccrc :rDing the ole! Ks to te S.
slEned to iu.y il that eiii,o. |: SONS 10 nc
TO Do sep Gi1netrio!il5 cppis,d to tao Ine Of
sreuneG; USED by ui in lie late cawpRga-or-
position to ring rala aud libaraiiZias:;he public
sec;l:Oe1t Ia Wig; MIA. Let US follow this thing
!l!iIo iutlhcr, cad odd to the little document
10 DO Submitted TO Tho osucus that Wo pledge
ourselves 70 6osrd With hius Hest Dl5san,
and not 10 spcad any money derived from this
souIco other than with !esdiusttr." We
argued tia! 10 ooCceje tbs light 10 tax The
voter cns dollar csrlied With 1t tho rshs TO
make II fifty, it nocd be. Ii seans to ras to
couceds to any cru,us the lights CAIN sd 10 this
ease would g!vo it Unlimited pswos aYl raise
tho ijodgste icr corruption and Iasca,ity. II
this system to tqsiZs patronage ia insisted up)n
You would 5000 have the SUPERINTENDENT Of
Pnbl!, Schools pt: dying lhct, 60 tsr as ho could
possibly do 80. DO ono bu. raadius.c1s should be
teachsrs, end Whffe thcfo wcro RATHER moro
children 10 locallIy thao p;o,ssa,y The rea6-
luslrts should EaVo tha proesarca. The car
ddaes for the Court tf Appeals nus, declsre
10 writing Ter their names would col bo ST.
lowed 10 caucus) that THY wduli 10 u,l GASES
Try ard hnd out the polilio,l ssstus Of The ON
testsDls. AID if lunier vas ia il, 20 decide The
case iur tbs rea6j1ster; il bath 9ero r.
sdJ1Stels. tn 80 for tie more reuabt OLE
Vert to the latb, That olhtrI night b, CT
coursg,d 10 o)mo. kuow this is extreme.
ou: va haVs some extremists 10 the patty,
and oaucuas5 arc secret bodies. mt !rily HING
log Tho minority; and Sun clad 10 ku5s | 60
90. stso5 dio&e ia my Oh! o.iion 10 caucus die
talan. losoka thi batter elanens of Tie
patty 10 move u!icu,lf: 10 mako tfisu3E, ii
need b., OF eneElts; bat a. The Same timo NOS
to alscste MT :rs of tho household b. sottirg
precoftnts rot usual or customary IL CUT mds,
at any rate.
Hoptg thai lie raa( j1slels may prove them
6slvts good uhd true men in thei: stllrts 10 &C.
VaDoa tho interest Of Virgins,
rcmsia. ycus ftlog ,it' Z.n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

Eavisg beeo troubled with v;Iy bad Uoo1h
Ter hbous two 5e,rs, nod having tried CLAUS
every ooUgh mixture test Wss ever made. |
hsve touud nose that has given me suoh great
relief as DR.. Balls Cough Syrup. aod earl,
ee:!y rtoommetd it to al noted.
BENZ. E. DUGGAN, IA PAX p, n. !.
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FOE;I Dead

h!IDDL.TowN. N. Y, Dec. l3-John Rail-
stca, farmer. eco GO, waa found dead under
his Overturned wagcp ;n highway near bis
home. in tho towo ct Wslikil!, OrRpgo ccuuty,
les. p:plt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

=, Additional ldttcls iron S.cralsiy Bis;se 10
Mloisters kllpstr'ck and Harlbc. IRA pubiised.
10 which the Sscratsry distinctly dis,pp,, Ven
toelf ao'loo With refsreros to the settlement. Of
The oonLro7ersy betzeen Ohili AID Pam
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srooked Bank Accounts

PoVdBKsEPsIE, Dec IS -ssnsca V. Halo.
R'y, ps}i' 6 'eIisr CT the Peughkespsia Nation.
al E,aS, hos b,so arrested on . C lsrge of en-
btzzlsucat. o. Saturday morning the head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

fEAlE for the Holidays at I. RIcaakso's.
II on Wal aa5 ih's season, the largest v.rt.tv
o. christmas PseseLLs, both chosp and desir.hie
Gall AID examine cur assortment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

AN OLD VIRGINIA GoLD MGNE.-h is al.
nourced that the Whitehall god nias 10 Spo:-
sSiVArla oauOiy, W.. hs, been bougb. ty o
company. among the members of which ere
Sen.'or CAll, Of Fiorid,; Soossor Jonas, of
Leuislans; Constessueo Springer AID Berry.
UeleRa;o Luaa. CT New Mexico. and II. B
Cil1Std. nlain2 expert OF A:iz)na. Gold
Vas ntss iouod there 10 1869. The miae vas
WORKED oy Commodore Stockton from 1913 Or :
III ]u't before the wir. l. has since ben owne d
oY Gnefrs Il. Fex, of Pennsylvania. Nearly
the mine. '''n'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

HE Res. Flsncis a. MtrreIl. Of tie Ms. k,-
dis: Up sc2psl Church. at L,5g Brsuea dr. d
list evtnIcg. He vas a yesr3 CT age. SD t.d
spent 81 SEA-. s 10 The ciaistry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

The PiaLtsr ard Farmer for Decanoof III
been received The contents are very iotercstiL &
especially 70 sgricu!turiats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

J0h" Il. hocz. who weot to Cbioaso fiom
Ne" io'k same mcn.ts ego to ptatios law. has
disappeared. Dir. Knox ia :.
bephew If the Comptroller Of the Cur,sncp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA GAaKET, december l3.-rloug
continues aciiTe and GIw. Wheat is steady,
with li2h. ,ecsip.s, ard sa!ea OF .O'o bushels ::
laSalSs for FuI!=. l5Tal.3 tos nnilsl ard l45 snt
rs for Lsacss.tr. Germ is higher, ard sale.
were msda to.dsy At IS and Il for nav
whlte, and Is foc old. No Oats reported, Att!
one lot OF Rye brcCgh! 100. Ciu1try produce
ls In ecster receipt sad prices a,e uuchscycG
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Deco. /. -,
Prices this week for Beef Csttle ranged So tc.-
lows
pest BeeTes.."; .........."...........6 Is & 6 -
Senefally rated first quality ..-...-...4 % 3 l.
Medium or coed fsir quslity.........3 CO q 4 60
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 20 3 O.
extreme range OF prlcss. % q 6 -
Most OF tho sales were from ..........4 70 q 5 o.
Receipts for the week 2l7S hosd: sales 1881.
The market a: Cslverton Yards hes tesn ssr-
ersiIy quite slow to-day. Priceu fer tho bssi
grades have been vel! maintaiood, ard il s2nY
instances show an advance. the oGsr:css OF lh.s
CLASS oeipS much less thsn l:s! week. Comura
cattle were very plentiful, end were eecetsily
lover than lsss week, t. ia few cssea.
sneep and Lambs-There is a very limited j.
would have been exceedingly Gull but for On
Eastern demand, which absorbed considereh.,
numbers. The quality averages ecne.tinc
better than that CT last weeks oTs.ings We
quote butcher sheep st 3,5 cents, lambs a.5!
cents per 10 gross. Stock sheep G0.$3 p.r
head. Ar,i'as this week 2477 head.
Hogs-The offerings, though sbou: 1920 ha..
lees Than Lac: week, are About equal to the mas
crate to coed demand That e1ist. for them lhs
quality is variable; in some Of the pens tuey sr.
much better, and 10 others they sre reported ne,
as good IS last week. We qlo.a st 7Ae: cen;a.
law toid st either extreme, mos: ssles rana,ey
from 3.et cents pc, ID ne! arrivals ibis wcea
EST head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

COURT OF APPEALS YEs1EnDAY.--Pat,sll
srd 9lfo vs. Brucss administration. Areutd
y Willism 3 Peti. for appellants aud 4 Fl
Sands AID Hi Cater far .ppeIiees, aud suit
mitted 80"
Bergman Creep. uq vas sl!osgi to ,,,,-
tic, IS o0uns; ia thia ur;.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

Nl!s harriet Barbour. widow Of the lsto e.
mu'd +: B'ro9nr. 81 Virgins, died e. the
Llu'ss HONS, WashisstGn, o. the Oh instant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-13

NJ EW YORK SWsETCI just received
~ o. Ldet5l w. a. JOHNSON & 90.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Deco. l. -,
Prices this week fpr Beef Catt!e ranged So tc..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-08
DIED.
HADUEN co..t..


HARVEY. September 9Th 1884, at IL O'Clock g. m.
after long and l9infgl Illness Am SOPHIA beloved
e The funeral will take place from her late residence
6SS i.hode Island avenue, ON saturday morning the
det tn instant at O'Clock Reqniem mass At the Church
family RESPECTFULLY requested to attend. 2.
,I HOOVER; A Huntingdon. Ind, Sunday. August
HOOVER, in the forty fifth year Of his are
LEVI LEWIS. On Monday. September 5th. 1881. ROBERT
a., 6.oyed husband of Mary A. Lewis. in the forty
Funeral will take place from the Asbury NJ Church.
INC MS,GCLELLAND; On Wednesday. September 7th
b Massn M no % ss@ e ~ osh and E1
Funeral Will take place from his Parents, residence
1919 street southwest, Friday morning at 10 o'ciok
Relatives and friends of the family invited 70
Cumberland Nd. papers please copyl
Lincoln PERER sped years s .o az p ap % stls
son Of Charles b; and Mary A. Perry -''' 50 "-'"
rs S1 asss sSs s It SS % street northeast
s PEk 81 =. ON Mopday the 5th day of September
the fifty sixth year Of his age o ~ 'n
Funeral from the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church. corner
Il. ana m streets northwest Thursday September Sth
sCHAlfER. On September eth. 1881 at II O'Clock p.
aged i've months and hfteen days.
west. " ~ ~ ~ "
., SE iss s, Suddenly s the morning
sIER, aged p years 8 months and days.
We miss thy voice while early flowers blowing.
And the summer sunshine round our home l. glowing
Soft rs thy smile-thou wouldst be with us now.
Farewell, thy love hath left surviving love,
= wreath OF records and sweet feelings given:
From sorrows heart the fsintness o remove
BY whispers breathing less of earth and Heavea.
Thus rests thy spirit stiIl ON those with whom
n ny step the path of joyous duty trod,
Bidding them make an altar of thy tomb,
where oias'ena Thought may Offer i,ai.e to e e
His remains were taken 10 Maine for interment
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.

BRICK HOUSE, on THIRTEENTH, BETWEEN
AND d STREETS NORTHWEST; LARGE
BRICk HOUSE. CORNER SECOND AND ID
STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the<t
Rsssles Of Columbia passed the 12th day Of July, A.
W. b. killnon ct a.. No. T. To Euuity docket N the
underssned Trustee shall sell ct public auction in front
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1881. AZ 5 :so0CIocKk 1f n
part OF lot numbered hire 90 in square numfered t
hundred and ninety three C293 beginning twelve 10
ic1 eht s inches south from the northwest corner OF
alley thence south the alley twelve 2J feet eight a.
1acnS Thence west one hundred (I00 feet and thence
WITH 18TH street twelve 2 feet eight (sl inches TO
IS neslnhlnx, with the dwelling house thereon.
second On TUESDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF
PEI EabEh, 1881. at $50 O'CLOCK ID m. lot nun,-
peIea thirteen 3 in the recorded subdivision of lot
lS.z toxetner with the larSe brick Dwelling House
tnereoh Ihls valuable property on the corner of 2d
- Ia,Td ID WEDNESDAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY
VI EPI,EaBER 1881. at $50 O'CLOCK pm. lot
NUM- seven in square numbered seven hundred
ena tweaty-hte t29l This lot fronts iftys seven SD
swo hundred and (x26l feet nne g incSes 10
thirty foot alley, and could be reaoy subiiyide into
oullg lots II - immediately adjacent to the east
tase This lot viii be sold either whole or in lots
may be deemed most advisable. -
Terms OF SAFE a. prescribed by the decree
purchasers notes, with interest from ay of sale the
ute 90 pe held hy the Trustee until the notes are paid
or the whole q the purchase may be paid in
time Of sale u the terms Of are not complied with
IN I'VE days. the Trustee the right to resell after
nve days nonce at defa9ltinx purchasers cost An
WI. REDIN WOODWARD, Trustee.
aSA-d6ds 452 ID street northwest
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;RICKMoRE BEATS HINpoo - uNrREcEpESrgD
TINE.

TINE.
Five races were run on the Coney Island
Jockey club course AZ Gravescnd YESTERDAY:
weather hot and track fast First race QUO
nile. Sir Hugh won easily nv two lengths: time.
i:H Second race. September stakes. handicap
sweepstakes for three years old Of 800 each,
With Sl.OVo added. one mile aud three-quarters.
'ools Iiiiadoo oCt) Crickmore SEQ. Aela $50.
rickmore won 10y tribe over three lengths,
Neiia second. hindoo was pulled up at the dis
ance stand: time. sos tho best three wear
ia performance on record French pools paid
iI-SS Third race, selling race purse $500.
'ne mile and an eighth Marchioness won by a
ength, Una second. krupp Gun third: time,
80 Fourth race. handicap sweepstakes OF
~. With slo forfeit with 500 added First
leat won 10y Bounce. Dan X. second. Gabriel
.hifu Second heat won by Bounce, Sly Dance
inished second, Gabriel third: time l:4lIS The
me made in both heats is the second best ON
ecord. Fifth race. selling steeplechase Frank
snort won, Kate Long second. Libby third;
zine. $685..
The races in the Toronto regatta did not
,ome on Yesterday, on account of the rough
water The regatta committee will decide this
morning whether they viii he rowed to-day or
again postponed. Hanlan (as stated i'm yester-
lays STAR announced his intention not To row.
The Vienna regatta committee have published
statement that they will do everything I'm
their power To discover how the rumor of the
bribery of Mr.. Shinkel. the stroke oar of the
call upon the American crew TO give names and
furnish proofs of the alleged bribery.
Base ball yesterday: At Troy. y. Y.-Troy,
IA; Worcesters. 5. At New -Metropoii-
tans, 8; Atlantics. 5. At observation-disclosures 8;
Dostons. 3.
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CONTINUATION OF TIE REGATTA.
me OF THE GREAT RACES OF THE YEAR
av1TEAu CELEBRATING HIS BIRTHDAY

After the regular edition of THE STAR went to
press the races were continued as follows
THE FoUR-OARED RACE.
The next race was one of the great events of
the year-the four-oared she'll race. Before the
race was started there was visi-
BILE increase in the crowds on the shore
The cool atmosphere of the afternoon made
it more comfortable to stand and watch the
oarsmen. Recruits were constantly received
For the first heat the Albany. Analostan. Hills
dale and Metropolitan crews were entered
The favorites were the Hilisdale boys.
the champions of last year. The
start was at 8 O'Clock The race was
watched with great interest. The Hillsd ales
won easily, getting a lead at the start,
and rowing over the course with q
steady, magnificent stroke They finished the
mile-and-a-half in 5000. The Albanys were
second, but full 20 lengths behind Their time
was S:431ss. The Metropolitans were bad third
and the Analostans were fourth-about two
lengths in the wake of the Metropolitans.
THE SECOND HEAT OF THE FOUR-oARED RACE.
For the second heat of the four-oared she'll
race the entries were the Middlesex. Paramount.
Coumbias (No. ~ and Minnesotas. The Mime
sofas were regarded as the probable winners.
The Columbus were drawn. The Minnesotas
won the race easily by several lengths. the Mid
diesex four being. second. The time of the VIM
ming crew was $50; Middlesex, $3.50.
THE JUNIOR SINGLES AGAIN
The third heat of the Junior singles was next
rowed. with Riley of Albany. Oakley of Newark,
and NOwlan of Brooklyn as entries
The race was, tight one between Riley and
Oakley. Near the finish Oakley lost by bad
steering and Riley won in 9:5es1 Oakleys time.
10:O61 Nowlan was completely distanced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-08
Not This September. Some other scp,-mber

Not This September. Some Other September,
Philaas.phia Times Sertsrnbe- s.
The ripened corn its silken plumes is waving.
The partridge beats his drum among the trees
The red verbena lifts its fair head, Drawing
Scptember's chilling breeze.
The clear. warm noon succeeds the frosty morn.
ing.
The summers warmth returns to bless thu
day:
But in the night the north wind sounds a warn
ing
OF autuInn's harsher sway
From harvest fields the grooming wagons wend
ing
Their homeward way. and laden deep will
corn.
The peach its fair face 10 the light is bending
Its HUGS of sunshine born