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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

George Campbell, % go cmpIovc pi
Jones livery sth'c, u.d lltlul F.rL
another negro, met YESTERDAY atninrou
near the rc-ll. nee ut the lp.mcr uu lhirl
strcct, opposite the livery stable uuG an
altorc uibu cusurd between them. In th'
Struggle Campb,li Was ,truck ON the nuck
ot tine head with b.ick, iullin,iug u
bloody wound. Ford -uy- that Campbell
attacked him with Il murdrruu- looking
knit. amt he struck him W.tlH brick IN
sell defense, Campbell charges that III
li.rI', visit to his domistic have been az
pleasantly iu Vucui, and hen,c the trouble
linn, diatcy alter the row Ford wc' Ia
Justice Evans office and madru complli' {
against ampbpll, charging him VITA Us
sau with 70 tent TO murder. lie had Just
let when CAM bell came in and ,muic a
charge against Ford Tor 40 aggravated
assault. Both were mro-,cd and ip default
OF ba / were "a. ommu dared with quarters
at the county hotel back of the court
house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
CasCara Cordial.

One of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid cnthartics, this elegant prcpara'
ton Is made with scrupulous care from
the best and most carefully selected n.aie
rial. 1t Is with the greatest pletsnt TIA
We recommend this very superior Ia
harmless remedy rs being the safes, al,
surrst laxative and cathartic tor weal -
males aud children. now in use, and TO
habirual constipation aud indigestion, yo'
cannot ilud.unythrg more speedy or CO
tain. 1t is combined with arumatics it
such a manner that the bitterness of the
casrara saVrada is completely disguised.
ASK your druggist lorit, and be sure to
take no other. Price ~ cents per bottle.
prepared by Tucker " Willis, Waco
IekMs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
New DrueI'iru.

The und rsigned have purchased the
stock Jf drugs Of f. W. Iarrmt, who
was successor to IL. Behrcus, and Will
conduct a fir class retail drug busiucs,
in all OF its several departments under
the firm name of Carter a. Moore We
cordially invite an old patrons Of tie
house aud the public geucrally TO ctli
on us and extend such patronage AS We
hope to merit by close application tp
business and polite attention to all,
O2ll-Iw j. NJ CATER,
j. VI. MOnKE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

A young man named Wrhh WIS
brought by constable W lhrr, of no,
Harrison precinct, and placed M Jnl
yesterday upon charge uf lU noy
penr this morning to substnutiatc the
charge. Mr. l.. Y. Stuytuu, of Eaet
Waco, also made application vest rdny
to have his wife, Mrs. r.. f. Staytou, con.
fued rs uuatic. A writ de lmutco
iuqmraud was sued out IN this cusc aud
a jur, will be summoned this morning
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

Those pcrsous who do not need iron,
but vino are truub ed with merry u,uvss
an dyspepsia, will find Carriers Little
Nerve Pills "a mos desirable uulcle
They ure mostly used % combination
with Carters Littlr LIVER Pills, ans iu
TIA + way often exert a most magical cf-
walls at - cents. Sold by ali druggists.
Sold by Tucker 4 Willis, Waco, Texas,
--u2lllw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

new schedule took effect upon the
Missouri Pacific railway at midnight
BY it the arrival and departure T trains
here will be as follows: The sout bound
passenger train arrives and departs at
1905 q. m. The north bound passenger
arrives and departs at o p. IN. The north
bound freight leaves at s.3O a. m. Tn,
south bound freight trains so carry
passengers By tins schedule uu time Us
allowed for taking mea at Waco u- for
mnrLN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

proprctors we're notified and communioa.
ton. sent TO Fort worth aui Temple lu
both ui which places the books showed
ST. Il. ha ira lsaoiiou-. he Wll prob
alb, be- very glad To ieco or hts property.
How II ctme in the baln where 1t wa. die
covered l. q mystery. The contents bear
no .Isn ui haNing Do ON mmncr.l WIN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

The new time card which took effect
on the Missouri pac hc railway at mid
night Tuesday, is ~ follows. North
bound passenger arrives and departs at
600 p. m. South boun passenger ar.
rivr4 and i pa Is at l0Nj "a. IN North
bound freight departs at s.3Oa. m. South
bound freight departs at 2.3Jp M Both
these freight trains also carry passcu-
trrr4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

At the residcucc - Mr. u. s. Wood, Of
tins city, Weducsiny February litb,
lsSA Mr. j. r.Wood, jr.,of iundrgIAln,
tu Allss Frances NJ. Green, nj tins cty
Rev r. G.. Buro7ou uilirHtns
Mr. Wood and hl- bride lrft Toy the
evening train Tor his home M Alabama
where hey will rrrmm utly rrsIuo. The
congratulations aud best wishes ut muuy
friends attend them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
Tcnnnernnce EnM

For a few days | well sell my We,
known Pure Clnret Wine at = per sal'
lon Lay in a supply at once of you '''!
be left. |. 4. GoLpsTElN
0ll7tc 81 Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

Sausagr ttav ring, composed OF 'ls
following sweet herbs, groui and mixed
Sweet m rjoram, four parts, garden
thyme, two parts summer snyorN Que
part. May be use at discretion, Wli-
or without powdered sIge aud red pep
Ter, at Tucker n Willis OlOju
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
10 BE
F oaad At EatQs''
The best yariety in Waco, n, hi,
that plea t every one. ''
ID Il Lie A CIES,

o.,..,,,,l ;,.t.u.;I.i...
.i,, pun u" '' ''''' '''"'' 'N' cents =
a mound q, ,,..l..u,l ..,
,o,,,i -, ~ na,,t 80 ,.., t ,u '''' "UN IONS.
- ,..,,mJ e., g,,,I,,,I..I I'll.
,..- ,,''''' gu '''''''''' ''''..'''' - c-it
' ,,,'' ,;,, s,,or.,,l. I,.......
o, cr,,,. n., a. nav .'''' ''''"" HaIAa
. Dnnnd lin f,;od s.. ,..., u
- ' ''"' 3" etlh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
Nicnrn-mn Whom.

After Feb. LIST, the McGowln mus mus
will grind Nicaragua wheat, aud n.'
pay the highest market price for , 1a'l'
Corner Franklin and First Streets ""'
Ol9JlNWlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

The Rage Of the Season

Braudics, WHISTLES, wines, ale, beer an,
porter, Al No. 81 Austin street, Waco
Texas Oh 94.lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

"A biz. luscious broiled oyster follows
rl.n dLInk nL Rnnnr,s. 2lllc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP,
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.
Always the same-Always Reliable.

TT"uJ' VIC oHTt NT"dJs htIIdUTt,
Experienced wool-growrrs all agree
that Ioba, 60 makes the bcsi Dip. Ii i'm
proves he Wool aud does not iniurc the
sheep. The cost OF Tobacco and IL,
transportation is the only thing which
has prevented its universal use. Located
al the largest lcai market jn the world,
with patented process for careful and
,cnnomlchl work, We furnish PURE
~ RAtI OF Tobacco at cost which
III hes lie use an economy to every wool.
grower
LOUISVILLE LFAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER n WILLIS, Waco, Tcxa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

Are the lat 81 designs Of initial lac,
Plus Gail and see them at
OMIT j. IryINsKIS,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
WACO EXAMINER
WACO. FEBRUARY 10, 1888.

Mud, muddier muddi,st city inTeAas
Waco.
--B BY the new schedule on the Missouri
pac tic the trains stop Tor supper at Illus.
bUrO.
One marriage license yesterday. Ii
WIS issued to Mr.. j. T.. Wool. DR. AM
Miss Frances VI. Green.
It will Ice week Mt least after the
weather CLEARS before the road. VII b.
passthle. our streets will airy upa lite
quicker,
The Missouri Pacific passenger south
bound uAin WAS ten hours behind, Yes GER
dN ,nud passed here at = oilurk T.. N.
The new schedule don't seem T. ugr,r
with it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

The best peuciI--W. IL. Watkins
Waco Pencil--OllJl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

All best brands ol dom sic cigars mt
Wholesale and retail, al A. o, Lynn's.
Ul-1I Inn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
GInima Allowed.

That j, l.. Barnes has still on hand a
little OF that old brand of North Caro-
lima apple brandy.-02l4lIn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

Call Mt j. L. Barnes, No. c., Austin
avenue, b tween -Four Ia and Fifth
streets, and see the oil Of gluHutss
poured ont. U2lllm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

Newest out. The W II. Watkins Waco
Pen, il. VI l9lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

DNILN-, FrhTuury H. lho rUmmis-
siuurr7 ipuoi,ted to- locate the Federal
building got through with their wurN
and left for home. Mys-rs BiukIcy and
billiard recommended The southeast
rorucr Of Main and Ervay trect4 aud
Mr. Smith recommended the Mccoy
book, corner Lamar aud Commerce
-trptt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail
Sold 10y Castles, Morrison a. Co., Waco,
Texas. -ul lGiwly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
Change OF Time.

Remember the oys er after pach drink
at II lpct's 2l5.c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

DanSigcr's Vegetable Fever and Agl'
Powders are sure and SADIE cuel0rAl
malarial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com
plants. These pow dcrs have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their moriis tor the past thirty yeuS pnl'
cipally in the eastern states and In lbs
West Indies. STE testimonials, which can
be had on application. Price > per box
Can Ice sent by mail. For silc 10y ta'ie'.
Morrison ~ Co, Waco, agents, TOT zen
tral lcXas.-UIOllGm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
The Wonder of the Age,

Tits to BE- found in the Electric Ncu-
ralgia, Lotion which is last becoming
celebrated as the only genuine specific Tor
neuralgia, nervous headache, rheumallSm
govt, tuothacne, swollen limbs, aud IN
tact all inll.muiatury diseases. |, is Won.
derfil W iut electrical effect this remedy
has ON the sufferer in removing the pam
instantly, as il by magic. 1t is tntir, ~ a
vegetable compound, AID perfectly harm
les in is action. 1t is no humbug. Try
it, ASH your druggist, price % and 10
ME per bottle Prepared only by
tucker * Willis Waco, Texas.
Fol the benefit OF the incrdulous we
here append two certificates out OF many,
Me,sr- Tucker ~ Wills.
Dear Nirs--lt affords me pleasure to say
that your "Elcclric Neuralgia LO,iOn' al.
lorIcd me relief Wh,n other remedies
Lave failed. SAMUEL L. WRIGHT
WACO, August Il, ISL.
Gcnilemcn-lluying been troubled Tor 70
number Of year, with neuralgia in any
head, and used many remedies, lind
nothing that gives such u,la relief rs
Your Electric Neuralgia Lotion
JuuN y MouRF.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
Cmrrniinm Einn-r-

No 2uN, West Pecan street, Austl
IrXas. Dr. \. -. llrn pmpicto
This house, winch War .r,ruuy lie.
truycd by fire, has been rumlt an
thoroughly rcuttcd in improved -yI
aud III now ro.upyuad Go tur pub.a
Guest are assured Of polite attention
AID best accommodations 10 loves
rates. u l3}m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

DECATUR, February II The Younger
bro hers, with whom United Sites
Mar-hl Mckee had some trouble at
Sunset some time ago, appeared before
Commissioner O'Ncil to-day and were
required to give 1900 bond for appear
aucc at the United States district count
at Dallas. Gz
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15
STATE NEWS
Condensed from Yesterdays
Exchanges

DALLAS February ~ EX.Guv. WIN
irv -. noted and rXuentfic chnra ter Of
tate celebrity rs au author. Lecturer aud
politician. died to-day in tue most abb ct
GOV. ~ in the cN hospital to which he
wa. removed yesterday FROM miserable
hu,cluu Cam street He was u bosom
hi nj OF Sam Houston In the days ni the
Tex rev uIon and participated H. the
battle OF san JHclnt. OF lat years he
hns bIeu Ieni"us advocate OF
grc'nha K and ant monopoly principles.
and - icN muuths ago Ntnu.
life NJ Sam Houston, Ia ping by itA
sul,g tp make u competency for his de.
cluing years; but shortly after tue ir.
edition was ISSUED he was taken sick and
only realized small returns from the
work. Judge Lewis career was closely
Identified with the history NJ TtNa
lhiH evening when 1t WAS made knu n
ho was dead aud the city authorities
were about 10 consign his remains to "a
puupor'- grave IN Ppttersfcld, several
leading democrats. sinking political dif-
frrrnccs, detcrmlu Il that no Y terau ~
San JHcluto and friend Of sam Houston
should 80 be Inferred, and accordingly
took mp subscription papers and raised
nearly 500 with winch to
give deceased decent burial,
which Will be- done tomorrow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

Something new in lawn embToimdeh
and insertions to match at Sanger bTV'
-O1lltr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-15

Levine Bros, to close ont some lots,
ARE Offering grand reductions in clothing
in order to make room O2lltc
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Mud, muddicr, muddi,st city inreAas
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t,cnis.-,nt" transfers.

Tho fp lowing papers were OIul lHr rn,Hrl U
Ir clerk > unpe yr.trrf#
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the NARROW GAUGE.

nIgnlc
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NEW lohk, February II Ex-Goy
iwm u. Morgan died at $ ole uck thts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-21
THE FLORIDA SHIP-CANAL

GENERAL STONES RrPoRT AND ESTIMATES.
The report of General Stone, chief engineer
OF the Florida Ship Canal and Transit Company Whch
was made at n meeting OF the directors Of the
company, was in part as follows:
"Tsking the most favorable route basis have
computed that tidewaier ship canal Of sufficient width
and depth allow the passage oftwo seagong steamers
OF the first class be Instructed at total cost OF
$40 900. 900, as follows: Excavations. SS6,OOOOOG
harbors ut termini S450o000; engineering, right oil
way aud contingencies S55O0o00 The total length OF
the canal would be 1879 miles and the highest eeva-
ton crossing the watershed l43 feet; but TINS oeep
cut be only for short distance As whole am
able to report that the engineering difficulties are de-
cidedly lees than expected.
"of the commercial advantages Will mention the fo
lowing as the important OF many First the great
saving Of distance between Calf OF Mexico ports ana
ports OF the Atlantic States and Europe second the
complete avoidance of the great danger OF navigation
through the Florida Straits.
The saving OF distance steam vessels between New
York and New. Orleans Is 500 miles, New-Orieans ahd
Liverpool Az miles, New York and Pensacola 6OOmiles
This means steamship sailing eleven miles per
hour would gain forty five hours in the passage
from New.York TO Ncw.Oreans, and the sane
stesulng through the canal six miles per hour. or
about thiryseven hours each way Taxing the present
four Law dsys in each port canal would reduce the
line of the round trp TO eighteen days enaD ber 10
make the prOds on az least three more rouhd voyages
per year a u increase of expense.
he gain by avoiding the dangerous passage through
the Florida Straits H. very great Oicial statistics OF
ye recent years show that 326 salvage cases were ad
udicated in the United States District Court Tor the
Southern District OF Florida TO the value OF more imam
ST. 900 900 and careful estimates show tina present
within weeks shall be prepared to begin such de-
tailed locating surveys as will be necessary before can
report 10 your Board The precise line which the canal
should follow from the Atlantic to the Gnlf, but the
estimates OF the cost are more hkey 70 be reduced
than Increased by closer examination Of the route
The report considered satisfactory by the orec
tors one of said yesterday that the work OF con-
sruction would be begun az soon "a General stone hae
completed the survey The next meeting OF tho Board
will be neld on September H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-21

The Schtxen Park. Union Hill. 10 not an s ss
place to get at from New-York but IN spise " and
fact more tban 10000 Germans succeeded aaa 10
ing their way there yesterday on !he ocY", ,ha
OF the ninth annual festival OF W,
Piattdsutsche Volksfest Vereiu. rhxJy
There was an official programme, bus eVei r,J ,eo
seemed too distractmgiy good-humefeo a." his
own way to pay much atten,,opp
such formalities. When the gorgeousy app avg. nrs.
delegations from the various clubs marcnou Talent
csssion round the open space preceded Dy ~ "a
and aggressive brass bands, 10 was impos,s ss AZ.
ignore them 90 that measure OF attention II.
corded to lher reception By the presIdens-nsc
Kingslage-and TO his speech o. s,ss. ssf
which followed. Then came 49, :
speech by Max Mansfeld III Low Gcrinan. a. ~ 'ss
poem was rsctsd by J. Kahlnlan a. . plsln"s Isx
browning of tho tail bust of Fritz Reuter- ~. - sss
German novs,st which stood in tho csnsrs 's.,ss
sausrc. But Is coon - that was over the r ssis
turned again to the staze-sk0ws ana sae 'o'
aud they seemed 70 Ike That bettsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-21
RACING NOTES IND INCIDENTS.

EAGER To SEE IRoQUoIS RUN-ENIRIES FOR
TODAY
Now that the Omnibus Stakes are out OF the
way the alabsorbing subjects Of talk among turfmen
are the Monmouth stakes and the Select Stakes be
run at Monmouth Park on Saturday OF this week. The
lists OF possible starters for both have been given
already TRIBUNE. but may be repeated here For
the Monmouth Stakes q miles weights pounds above
the scale, Pierre Lorlard has entered Iroquos years
l27 pounds to DO ridden by Feakes, and Pzarro 112
shauer; O. L. L0rillard has entered Monitor aged, 1875
Costello; Frederick Gebhard has entered Eoie g. 1877 w.
Donohue and the Dryers have put In all three of
olds Barnes, George Kinney and Miss
Woodford but will probably run only Barnes 8, 112,
Mclaughlin that colt is undoubtedly the best of the
three and Is receiving special preparation. Leonaus
the only remaining entry has broken down. sagacious
turfmen are talking with respect OF the prospect Of
Iroquos the Derby winner said to be going well in
hs gaops but II Barnes to the post good
condition he will be supported by large party with
plenty Of money. IL must be looked extremely
doubtful race. vastly than the Omnibus was and
the interest how Iroquois will In field OF such
strengths increasing daily.
Tue Select Stakes VIII probably bring nut Samuel Bry
ants wonderful colt General Harding, Snedeker's
Duchess ID. d. wtherss homage, @. L. Lorillards Louis
cite or Tbaokeray Commodore Kitson's Tssaquina or
Panious. Mr. KelsoJ EquIpoise or Water Lily. Pierre
Lorilard's Leo Blossom aud Dwyer Brothers
tbs general opinion now is that General
Harding can beat them all he is immense fellow Tor
his age, with more size, bono and muscle than many
three. year-olds
The news that DGebhard has entered Eols in the
two great autumn handicaps in England, the Cesare-
witch aud Cambridgeshlre has made racing whistle
with surprise They laugh at the notion that with an
ocean voyage TO intervene and With the hearty whole
soued way the English handicappers have Of pling
the weight American horses until their backbonss
crack Eole has the aintest chance Of winning either
race. The frequently expressed theory Is that II Eoe
goes TO England 1t will only be company for Mr. Geb.
hard. who has locked lonely Of late
The Dryers back again at Monmouth and will run
Miss Woodford In tho West End Hotel Stakes and Green
bush CHS drst appearance) In the Meet & Chandon
Stakes. Pierre Loriard with both Drake Carter and
PEaro In the fourth have about "a tight
mortgage the prize could wen be clapped on 1t
10 not known what other horses were entered. Some
may declined the weights whose acceptance would
have made the handieappsrs allotment less humorous
But stands II looks IKE Joke Captain Costers
part to put such weights on such animals as Aea and
Freeand aud let In such horse the winner OF tho
Omnibus stakes at 11s pounds.
The full list OF entries for the to-day Is "a fol-
lowsi
FIRST RACE, HANDICAP, y NILE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-21
HOMING PIGEON FLIGHTS.

The Keyport and Jersey City Heights hon.
ing pigeons entered in the from Havre de Grace
Md for federation record for the distance were liberated
az 7:O6 a. IN. Sunday. The hrst was TO Key
mort at 1908 but the birds remained out on the roof
until 1921 losing in their record by the rule
OF the race time Is taken when the birds pass the bob
wires The distance covered, air line was lit miles
making the average speed l,056 yards per
minute All OF the birds entered were home al
lIO5 the last bird entering the loft at that time
The Jersey Heights birds watched for until 1850
a H. when none had returned. AT ii o'clock all but
two were found In the loft and they had evidently been
there several minutes. Taking 1855 as the time of
arrival the distance being 1877 miles, the average speed
made yas ,003 yards per minute The KeypOrt loft ia
one OF organized, and its birds flying their
nrst Journeys The Jersey Heights loft is one OF the old
est but been closed for two years. Its birds being
confined to the limits OF the wrod.in area The noxt
race Ia 10 be next week and from Washington.
The third Of the season engaging the BROOKLYN
Clubs birds fown sunday. the start being made
entries we're: Ballard 10 Bradshaw, ID Evans O. Hull
3 The prize winsing returns were bradshaw one
bird in TIA minutes distance. 1913 miles; average
speed, 254 yards per miaute four birds In l75 min
utes; speed, l247 yards one bird In 1T minutes
speed, 2l1 yards Ballard, two birds in l15 minutes
distance 1888 mIles speed, l241 yards and the other
returns 70 the loft were In l76 minutes. Evans two
birds In 176 minutes; distance 1894 miles speed 2l2
yarda All Of toe birds engaged bat two we're az horne
within I'VE minutes Of the rst return The next race Is
70 be Oh sunday from Newport. Penn --i8S mica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-21
p.,d,v,n MIRA Ransom, MIRA TAYLOR Mrs a. d. Graves
Mr. ~ Feafherston ana Mrs. II. Hamilton.
OFF FOR vERMoNTs GREEN FIELDS.
.-.I-- ln.. a. niu riaa nf Tile TRIB


party OF twenty beneiciaries of THE IRIB-
rSrs Fresh Air Fund boarded the train which lett 'ne
Grand Central Depot at p. NJ yesterday on tne NcM
York Central road They we're brought 70 lne
Mrs Jordan. of No. 20 Macdouga-st who will go win
them to their detination in East fairnela' w.
East Fairfield is the railroad station for BaKersnei, VIC
where about fifty children were taken on Aueu''
When that party left the train to DC drven ~ '"e
homes of their hosts the people of East faheo 'oo
the greatest interest In the city children ana 'Dros.
the efforts Of the Rev. j. X Fuller, who had orEanzou
the bakersfield party, homes for two weeks were auc
found for the children who lett the CITY ycsie'oA'
All these young seekers for fresh air and
tion belong to Alexander Mission, in Kng-s ana i've III
the immediate neighborhood of the school Ine h
parents are all extremely poor and their homes arg III @
prsr,ets Easements and narrow rooms OF unwhoesome
observation-disclosures Two of the children are meIDers o.
family of seven and the three coset-ike rooms Mno
thew cali home In dark and damp rear 1
The father works in the country In the summer T
the mother gocs out to do washing and scrubbng Inc
children all showed plainly in their ,ne
effects OF their hard trials, and VIII DC greatly peh
by their two weeks in the country.