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How They are worklnr-rhe Blessed Twain
In the Buckeye state.

How They are workInr-rhe Blessed Twain
In the Baekeye state.
ciaciandh Cotaaercial Gasette.
We have great respect for temperance
men who believe in the utmost activity in
abating the evils that result from the ttaf-
ficin drinks that intexicate.
But we must confess that the probes.
sional Prohibitionist politician, is not, in
our sight, an attractive being.
There Is something going on In the close
countles In Ohio, IN the name OF Prohi-
bition, that looks like q conspiracy to aid
the Boodlefs and the Solid Southern Demo-
FIVE out Of SIX Of those who take such
pledges are Republicans, and the strong
tendency Of the movement will be 70
eiyeus a Democratic Doodle Legislature.
There are two sorts OF schemers en-.
gagged 10 this. Those who are consciously
and purposely working for the Democratic
party, using Prohibition declarations as q
Disguise and those who, are hoping to
bring about q complication that will make
o great man out Of some Ohio fraud like
st. John.
The ptohibitory politicians in Iowa and
Kansas, having q Republican msiority Of
from sixty TO eighty thousand In each
State to 20 on, have not turned them over
TO the Democracy as yet, but they have
como lar In that direction. There Is not
the margin to permit similar experiments
in Ohio.
Within two years our political Prohibi-
tionists have bestowed upon the Demo.
cratic partylth high places OF the State OF
Ohio and Of the United States, and we are
not aware that the cause Of temperance
has gained anything by the operation.
There Is one barrier between the Demo-
cratic party and the full possession OF the
laWsmaking power-the Senate OF. the
United States. Break that down
and the true character Of the Demo.
cratic marty will become known to
the people OF this country. The
reorganization OF the Supreme Court OF
.the United States would ha the first thing
done by q Democratic Congress and Presi-
dent and pensioning Confederate soldiers
IA project rapidly taking foremost
place In Democratic atIactio ns-would
throw an cd ditional burden upon the tax
payers.
The political ProhibiHonists in Ohio,
who are organizing In the close counties
with arbitrary purposes, and forcing into
this campaign discussions that do not be-
long TO II, are engaged in the very work 10
throw the last citadel Of tho Republicans
the senate-into the hands Of the
Democratic party.
There are indications that the appeals
which have been made to their intelll.
sei,ee are not all In vain. We hear OF
sroninert and influential temperance
NJ u Who think the work Of turning the
country over entirely TO the Democracy in
fhe name q temperance has gone too iar;
and they are resolntely opposing the fur.
:ther tleyolopmentof the folly and madness
and fraul that defeated James q. Blaine
IN the State OF New Yofk, and 90 lost the
Republicans the Presidency
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RlVbN5 q DbuVVIHtlU UVVUI9 1zs SEH4ae7uu1I7S' J
There are two sorts Of schemers en-.
gagged ID this. Those who are consciously
and purposely working for the Democratic
party, using Prohibition declarations as q
Disguise and those who are hoping to
bring about a complication that will make
great man out Of some Ohio fraud like
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A man can get gloriously drunk in ia.
pan for twenty cents. This Is why the
japanese who come to America save their
money and take 1t home with Them
sBttrlfnGt0n Free Pres.
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The eflicial salary list shows the patron.
ee OF the New York Custom House TO be
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But we must confess that the PROBES.
sional Prohibitionist politician, is not, in
our sight, an attractive being.
There Is something going on in the close
counties in Ohio, IN the name OF Prohi.
bition, that looks like q conspiracy to aid
the Boodlers and the Solid Southern Demo,
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An Answer wanted.

Can any one bring us . case Of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per
lmanently cured and who are daily recon-.
mending Electric. Bitters, will prove.
Brights Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, OF
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale Ut SOC q
bottle by Logan& 90. AwFaw
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"wasbineton ladies' arc ali picking BAN
los, says an exchange. The banjo rpens
early..BuflinglQt Free Pres
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State Of West virtnIa, CITY Of Wheeling q Is
the Municlpal Court Of Wheeling.
". j. W. coEdcn, guardian OF JOhnl
William MGMhslHE. nt...i
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u. d
commencing az O'Clock 4 ", the following d
scr.bed real CStste:
Fint-A certain lot or parcel Of land Sirlle 10
the City OF Wheeling, County Of Ohio. q tteOIWtA
INtTginiA, On The t6utheASt SIDE Of S0uih nEiea
street, on Wheeling Island, being Lot No. = ~
William Armstrong; addition 70 satd ely, Nhtta
q thirty feet front on said South Huron street. and
runs biGk Of even width ono bundled and tNIpit
feet 10 the alley In the iear.
Sec0ud-AI II that pSrt or portion 81 The siece q
ground situate In John p. IilchTiSs addition "
the CITY OF WHEELING, bounded aud deamtbtt y
follows: Beginning At point IN the nUrth ltne q
Kentucky STREET. seYentS,hVe feet west Iron tae
northwest corner II North Front hrtCt and Ken
lucky street: and running thence moth one hun
drcd and forty-cno and l0urtwelIhS itet u ~
alley: thence west with said llley Thirty ard
eight tWelfths fest; thence Esuth parallel Win
North York ktrcst one hundred and forty iett y
KcntuGi street; thence eAlt with Kertlcky Alitti
foity one iet 10 the place 81 hesluning being lot
Nof2 Of aid q chriSts addition, rs deIsnlttd %
the pltt OF said addition.
1fnas OF SALE Ono third aud 30 much mtIe g
the pure ascr elects % pay In cash, The balance u
two equal tnStAllments ut SIX aud twelve monuls
evidenced bypiomiSSory n0tGE VIII ample security
bearing iutFTeSt from the day Of sale aud Lien y
be'retained On the property until al the purchase
money Is fully paid.
". J. ". tOWDEN. speciSl ComutS lcnet
I hereby certify that said Special COMMITS ionet
las gIytn bond and security In AcCOIdatee WIZ
law. IS required By said decree.
mi - lis Fi3 !. 1lIOMAS ~. pARRAH,
Clerk Of The Municipal Court Of Wheellns.
W n AnRtfNN0hF tellWt
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ficru1tolN.

ANEwNov by W. D. Howr1ls win begln soon
after tho complexion Of "The Rise Of sills Lap
ham" In the August Century. The latter novel Is
said to DO "a new revelation Of Mr.. Howeilss pow.
en-" tBoaoa Traveller. .tae best work he has done
YETI (Btookiya unioal. q.
's rag CENTURY co. New York.
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PTTse- lIi F1ts stopped iseG by DE-. KINGS sfoat
Neyu Retorcr. No Fiji after hrst tAy,s sss. Mar
yolons ero Treatise and q % trial bottle nee to
Fit Cases Send 10 d. Kline, 81 Arch 81, Pima,
n. Cancer Institute, 81 Arch 81 Phila "a. Go
tot neskNsAN
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1t,teatstg.
SnIit,,tet asesotts,
SUMMER RESORT.
= AURoRA MOUsE.

7l.lI IiAuR1nAs PGG1IdN COUNTY, WilYl,- !. =.
This popular Hotel Is now open for reception Of
guests elevation 800 feet above tide. delicious
Nssse,,i sSsens Ssi SEA sng 6ds and ~
t0sA no hay feyef. a good Piano and Bowling
Alley fot Atnnsenieit Of guest. NAH daily. fof
p4ttiealen addFets J. II. sHIARFER.
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Persons afflicted with dlphtheria. may
console themselves with the thought that
they are not girades, and can not have two
wards Of sore throat.-Chicaa0 Sun.
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@ g. SMITH, ~ prsiIc,
EJs ATToRlaEY AZ. Law \ E0I E q "a
iis Ma ..,sss "a S y sss
y IealsSa.E
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DIED.

cIARK-Atwellesley HIS. near Boston, Mas,
June a. 1856, MARY e., wife of Arthur =. Clark,
fRed 50 years and month";. iLil.L. -L.-----
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COMMISSIONER SALE.

State Of Yves. Virginia. City Of Wheeling, a /,
tho Mrnici bel Court OF Wheeling.
John q. Dougherty. administrator
Of the estate Of Leyi Nozzle, &C.
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IG10SiAiissiONERs' SALE OF yALu.
RIAL ESTATE. :. ~.
Htate Of West Virginia, City Of wheeling u Nv
MunIcipal Court 81 Wheeling:
John Fink
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~ q
In the NunicSnsl COM Of wheeiing.
Caroline b. Bries, guardian Of CGrrlSI
y Brues, Henrietta BEues and c.,,..,,
va
~ T1rs q the yeied IN me By DO
cree OF the Mudleipal Court Of V hecllng. entered
sns 81 sn wy saRs tes e g s P RoS 1a oS
tSl hiShss IA and Sess Mi bidder, ~ :
w sai s..,sss ~. t ~ A.
scsea RAJ cue az I, 10 9 1S FL, TIE :,i W. s
fronting On me east side q RSsSsd
and one Doll oafihe plat q ihS Gtdilion 70 no
Of hbene1er Anet eAtAte and called IaIo H, R ~
edition % tns sy q Wssesss t Ell SbeTS
descfibcd, and deSiensted on the plat Of z4asI
is'snd addition 10 the oily Of Wheeling, By no
number nine (9l,
TkRS1 or SALE One thlEd q the purchase man% 4,
nav 10 ia PAID Ia cash On the DAY OF sale; aud ne
reSfdre tteFeof IN Three Cauil llAtLmtnD y
tyyeiye. tNSnty,IcnY AND thHty.tIK mouths VIVA
interest from day OF sale; the purchaser y gl's
hlS n0tes with approved security, for tie oeieii4
ehSss sv eSS tsn intasesI tbeleop shall %
Wholly p1id: j. X. CoWpEN,
" - ~. 5, Special Commissioner
WI. HALtxR. AuetIouSer. ,.,C....
/ hereby certify that ). Il GOWden, Fptcl&l Cen'
anIseS ~ law IA the decTeo Of JuaS g lSs6, In
tae S6aye euiitled caTise.
- 80 THOMAS u. DARRAh,
CLARK Of tho Nnnitlpal Court OF MhElinS'
iaie ''' - -
tStS - - :. -, ,,IfTf.
c{NNfNffSSf0NERS SALE OF NALus
N - . = - I. raISaSrr
staia ~ VET vIrSiSia civ OF Wheeling. In 10
Auhlclpa4 So InSS ~ r mateA'
n ys.
W /. w covden, administrator Of In chGnet1,
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WHEEIINe { ELM GROVER

Leave city at a. u. and run every hour until .
Lave Wheeling Park q 3 i. Y. and nun eyesy
hour until 10 =. 4. N 2 tc1 o. HfRSCH = 4
imyai HupeEtntendent. IL
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Emms ], MeNas.cs and othefs.

EmMh9. MeMAsief and oIhefs. J
In pursuance Of the authority Vested IN ne N !
dcerse Of said Court entered IN the AigTe e1ttltt
cause on tho 9Th day Of Nay, 1876 will tell Al III
front door Of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio c0unty,We
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h B.,z.6c Q. Railroad.
Leave Bella!yo NJ 1870 7. Y. for aummtrtaeld.
Leave HellaIre a 9;lo A. Y. for sumtaeraela and
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The new sabate Of Wheeling. Applsio 3
jesa ia w. ". HoeE d BRot
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WI. HALtxR, AuetIoueef. ,.,,,ro,..
hereby certify that ). H. fogden Fp&S! y So =.
missioner, has Giyeu bond wil ieeu5E'y ~ n
Wv ' ASS'S s't''''sA ~ TuoMAs u. DARRAa,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of wheel'ns'
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W. / w covden. sdmini,trs.Or Of In cnluce1,
the estate Of Caroline v. zanS and
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SALE.

State Of West Virginia, City Of wheeling as
in the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline b. Bries, guardian Of Carrie
B. Brues. Henrietta Brues and
Charles Henry BEueS, infants, In ChGneeib
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.sRANKs May FAIL, RAILRoADs

AT EDGIrIGToHJ
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rFMpeRANcg AND pOLlTICs.

balmoral skirt and a sln.bonnet.
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II, says BIZ Nye, yOB have boon resred
In extreme poverty, and yoHr mother sup
ported you until you grew np and mnr-
ried, so that your wife could support You,
you viii probably SIT In four seats, at the
same time with your feet extended into
the aisles 50 that you can wipe them OF
on other people while you snorc with your
mouth open clear 70 your shoulder hladea
II you are prone TO drop 20 sleep end
breathe with low, death rattle like the
exhaust VI bath trh. Il would be a god
plan 70 tie up your head In n feather bed
and then insert the whole thing in the
linen closet, or II you cannot secure that
you might stick IL out OF the window and
get u knocked OF against tunnel
In the morning Is a good time 10 find
ont how many people have succeeded IN
getting on the passenger train who ugEht
% be In the stock car.
Generally ron viii ind one male and
one f0Enle- The male goes into the wash
room. hathes his worthless Carcass from
daylight until breakfast time walking on
the feet Of any man who tries 70 wash hts
face during that SINE. Ho wipes himself
on nine different towels. because when he
gets home he knows he will have to0Fipe
ais face on an old door mat People who
have been reared on hay AL their lives
generally want 10 MI themselves FUN %
pie and collie y hen they travel
II you never rede in a vanished rer he-
fore. and never expect TO again, yoH viii
probably ruRn MP and down the car
meRndsring over the feet Of the porter
while he is making up tho berths. This -
little sense you had lott after your brain
began 10 soften
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RrpsnIntnE some Thrnr-.

The world learns geography and many
other things by means OF WIT. Many Of
the changes that have been wrought IN
society have been due 70 knowledge and
preiudices acquired or removed through
years Of conflict. II Russia and England
conclude 70 settle the Eastern question
once for all on the boundaries of Afghanis-
tan, We shall presently be rs familiar with
the little satrapies OF that far distant re
gton as we thought ourselves learned on
surgical terms when n President recentlT
lay at the point Of death For the iufor-
nation OF all such as have 3 deslre 20 post
themselves in advance, 81 may be said hat
the Nizan Of Hyderbad Is an old lopeared
despOt who has seven hundred wives and
who slices up a mother -in-law every time
he wants 70 celebrate that the A koond Of
Swat cied few years ago, but that the
throne .s now held by the Swipes OF Swat
who viii rule until the young Akoond
comes out OF tho hullruShes: thai the
Begun OF Bopul Is a fat Old woman
weighing about three hundred pounds.
who fed her husband, the BIi6um Of Bop-
nj, to = crocodile about ten years ago be-
cause he refused 70 split wood for break
fast, and that the Mudir Of Abdurramah
is the uncle OF the Begun aforesaid aud
the twin brother OF the moon. With these
few leading features OF the situation
clearly understood. 10 viii be an easy NJ at
ter 70 follow the fortunes of war and dIp-
lOmaCy in the Tar Esst and understand
ingiy grasp the Developments from day 70
day.-Chtcdgs Herald
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TuK LATE VICTOR HUGO

was a genius and had most extraordi-
nary career. Born at Besancon, France,
Feb %, 1902, he died May %, 1855. Before
he was seven years old he had seen Paris,
Rome, Florence and Naples He early
developed marked preference for litera-
ture At fourteen he had written q trag-
edy and two lyrical poems Of merit. He
left school when IS, and lived with his
mother until her death. In lSs2 he gave
the world his first book. Soon after this
he produced the play Hermann" He
was worth just fifty francs. He received
5000 francs for the play the first night of
its run. OF his later dramas Ruy Bias
received the most attention, and had the
greatest vitality. He did n great deal OF
literary work up to 1s42, when his fertility
in this direction WAS checked by family
bereavements and political activity. His
public life was stormy one, especially
during the Commune, when he stood for
liberty and was bitter enemy OF Prince
Napoleon. From 1851 to 81. Hugo wrote
much, his most important works being
novels. famous one, Les Miscrables,"
was published simultaneously In ten Ian
guageS, and another, g The TrRvailleurs
de In Mer," contains passages remarkable
for descriptive power and dramatic In
tensity. Hugo was severely tried by do
mestic troubles ia the prime of manhood,
and it seemed to develope rsro fOndness
for children, which continued with an in
creasinR strength until death. This was
well illustrated by an episode In the cele-
bratlon OF his Sbth birthday, when a depu-
tation Of children called to congratulate
him; also by the affection layished upon
his grandchildren. He left a fortune of
100000 francs, and gave $4,000 to the
poor OF Paris. OF Hugo's genius and
worth there are numerous estimates. In
all departments of literature he won the
highest honors; indeed, he was the recog-
nized head of France IN this respect His
was grand and noble life, and all man
kind should revere his memory. As poet,
novelist, dramatist ard polemic writer,
Victor Hugo was foremost in his time, hut
his true greatness finds root In the princi-
pie OF freedom and courage
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Grand strawberry Exhibition.

It is proposed to hold the coming June,
In New York, Strawberry Exhibition,
under the auspices OF the American lusti-
tute Farmers Club. The rapid progress
in Strawberry culture, and the many new
varieties introduced within the past few
years. make such an exhibition especially
desirable. 1t will continue two days, and
during its progress meetings will be held
fer the discussion OF the merits OF the
various varieties on exhibition. and on the
Straw berry culture in general. Il is eX-
pected that all the extensive strawberry
growers within convenient reach Of New
York will exhibit, and cooperate with the
undertaking, so as to make the exhibition
as well as the meetings the largest and
most interesting ever held in the city. II
is yet too soon TO decide upon the most
suits BILE date, but as soon as the arrange
ments have been completed circulars ard
prize lists will be issued aud mailed 70
anyone desirous TO receive them who will
address the secretary. b. e. Garden.
American Institute, New York.
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AsEEs FROM THE vEsTAL FIRRa
Some Recent DfscoverIes at tho Tenn
pie Of Nesta In Rome

PIG OA cNt8 IN hAOD1cs
A highly interesting discovery has Just
been made on the Forum by the cello
brated German archHOlogist, Prof. II
Jordan, author OF Topographic der Stadt
Rom i'm Alterthum," in connection with
some excavations which he has obtained
the permission Of the Ministry of Public
Instruction to make around the remains
of the Temple of Vesta. Since the discov-
cry, some 10 years ago. of this shapeless
wreck OF what was little else than tho
more concrete core of the POdium, moth
Ing has been done to ascertain the exact
line OF the level on which il stood. or what,
II any, remains of the external features OF
the stonework existed below the actual
level Of the Forum there.
The object Of Prof. Jordan's excava-
tions was to clear up these obscurities,
and especially to ascertain the exact peri
meter of the temple, which would give
also Its exact position with reference to
the House of the Nestals. This he has
succeeded In doing but in the progress OF
the work he made the unexpected discov-
cry, just within the outline OF the Podi-
um, Of a rectangular hole, measuring one
meter on each side and two meters in
depth, and lined on the sides and mt the
bottom with large slabs OF peperino stone,
bottom Is perfectly closed. aud the want
Of any aperture in It shows that it could
have had no communication with the
sewers.
Prof. Jordan - OF opinion that this place
Is neither more nor less than the recepta-
ele for that refuse which was allowed to
accumulate during 10 months, and then on
the 18th of June, was carried through the
Porta Stercoraria, and according to Ovid,
G. FaSti, book 8, line 7OOD thrown into
the Tiber. II Jordan's opinion be cor
rect this refuse. therefore, notwithstand-
ing the foul name given to il, (see Var
70, line 632,) must have been simply the
ashes or the sacred fire kept ever burning
In the Templa, which were themselves
considered ss too sacred to be thrown out
daily on to common dust heap. And
with them may also have been the sweep
ings OF the Temple, which probably were
held In no less reverence than those of the
Holy House of LOreto are In our own
days.
To hear the definition which Jordan has
Just given of his discoveries around the
Temple OF Nesta, Illustrated by plans and
sections, all the German, italian, and
French archaeological notabilities in Rome,
including Mommsen, Gregorovius the
two De Rossis, Fiorelli, CASTOR Boissier,
Ieblant, Director OF the French Archao-
logical Institute at Rome: the learned
Countess Iovatelh, Prince Odescalchi,
Baron Non keudell, the German Ambas-
sador, and, OF course, the learned Secre-
taries Henzen and Helbig, assembled at
the German Archaeological Institute and
not one dissentient voice was raised in op-
position to Jordan's opinion. either there
or a1terWard at the scene of the eXcaya-
tions, TO examine which we followed him
on to the Forum--IRome dispatch in Lon
don Times.
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WILLIAM BEACH.

champion oarsman OF the world. was born
IN Dapto, lllaTarra, Australia, sept. q,
1851. He stands ) feet lO inches weighs
les pounds, and his phi hysical measurements
arc chest, - inches biccps, "A inches
forearm, l2 inches calf Is ID inches
W hIls working nj the trade OF a blnck-
smith with his father he was frequently
on the water, and after beating all corners
NJ his native place. at times " inning three
races in one day at the Dapto rogRttRs, be
was persuaded BY gentleman Of Dapto
TO try his luck or sydney waters. oct. :
lSS3, he competed in the final heat for the
Francis Punch trophy. and after q spleu-
did race, caIno ia second to Mike Rush,
beating Elias IaycOck and Edward
Trickett Time, p min. Is sec This was
Beach 5 first performance in outrigCers
and stamped him at once rs the coming
man. In 1888 be- won An allcOmers' race
easily later was beaten by Trickett on
the championship course. but three sue
cessivs times afterwRrd did he win against
the champion OF Australia They met
again Ia January last year in n free-for-nH
race and Beach lost by foul The reserea
Gecited they must row again TriCkett
won easily In April they had = fnai
match and Beach won by three lengths N
3i9
ATnon- these present af the rncs -vsa-
Ned ltHnlan, who had arrived In Sydney a
few days previously. Efforts were H1ar.e
% Sfraptsc match between Hanian saad
but t4re lattsr lecIined to row anywhers
Bxcept on the fsarramafta and nPrOtia-
tons were dropped until after Hsulan l.sd
beaten Laycock on the <ePean when the
subject was again brought up, and ON
June match for s. - o a side aud the
championship Of the world was arranged,
which was decided August l6 resulting
in the defeat OF Hanlan by FIVE lengths OF
50 The latter claimed fowl, which was
disallowed, the referee deciding that the
fowl had occurred while Hanian was In
Beach's water
He at once sought another match.
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made and resulted in Haulan's defeat,
Beach finishing six lengths ahead in 2956
Beach made a match with T. Clifford for
s., 600 and the championship. and this he
won with ease on Feb. y last Beach is
married man, his family consisting of
wife and six children.