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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-26

disturbed in mind,
and most OF them
will continue TO be
W ofried the
County Democrats
by the hope Of bene-
TT 10 be derived
from it, and the
rammnny men by
tho fear Of injury
70 their present
bright prospects
until Mayor Hew
1T shall have SO
lecfnl a uteaasao,.
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Teemer No Longer champion onrsmnn.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26--John Teemer is
no longer champion oarsman Of America,
and his hope Of soon holding the worlds
championship is crushed. Saturdays race
was a revelation and a surprise to all save
the enthusiastic hackers Of O'Conner, the
Canadian oarsman. Teemer, the heretofore
mvincible, was not in it ut all. O'ConneI
took the lead with the first ise strokes, and
increased it almost at will. Teemer spurted
oravely coming home from the turn, but is
walled him nothing. He was fairly and
Ompletely rowed out and out rowed.
O'Conner finished fresh in 2l min, % sec,
ten seconds ahead OF the ex-champion.
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quis Of Queens
berry as the referee
he was greeted with
a round OF APP
plause, which the
n noblema an ac-
knowledged with a
graceful bow.
Turning to Kill
rain, Mitchell, and
Mike Kelly, Mr..
O'Brien introduced
the former rs the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-26

BosToS, Nov. ga storm Of sleet, with a
heavy gale from the northwest, began at
o'c.ock yesterday morning. In few hours
it turned TO damp and very solid snow, con-
tinung all day with a good deal Of yigor
The entire system of ponce communication
By wire is crippled badly, and telegraph,
telephone and electric Lighting wires ars nat
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score of the ieaeers az l O'olock was.


WASHINGTON, Nov 26.-Mrs. Cleveland
made visit to the Lamont home on street
for look at the little girl whose adven
made the genial private secretary again /,
father few days ago. Mrs Cleveland is t,
be godmother to tho little stranger, and ha.
already selected the name of Marguerite,
a great favorite Of hers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-11-26
Female Suffrage in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 2o.-It is learned
that in Pitt county 100 negro women, dressed
n mems clothing, went TO the polls at the
ate election and voted. The matter is to be
investigated. Two negro woin-n Of Gran.
ale county have beea arrested and are in
lail on -he charge OF thrasaing with buggy
whip negro nlan nl.O ..4--ers4 w. -.le-.- -
politics
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Iowa. LIauor 1aw su.,alnsd.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Nov. S6.- Juazs
slevins sentenced George j. Bowman, con-
victed Of selling liquors imported from lii
nois 10 pay 81 900 hne, the highest penalty.
He held that the importer has no right to selz
even IN origina. lAcsares he case was .
test one. iEis d.'eis.irl lsidl ltes that while
importation n--y net be pr, hibited the sals
in original packages can The matter wiss
as.~la % l--AsA 4A1o4Sa lAs @-a-o sszssezsss
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known, Meyers, Huffman, Vanness, Myerly,
Electric Clubs Unknown, who is Sergt.
Cramer, Of the Sixty-ninth regiment; Tilley,
W. Smith, Charley Smith, and Jim Curley.
When Manager CiBrien presented tbe Mar
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tered the Garden
and took seats in
the box with the
marquis.
A few minutes
before midnight
the marquis di-
vested himself OF
his Overcoat and
prepared to start
the men on their
ardu0us journey.
These were the
starters: Little
wood, NJ a S o II ,
II u & Ii es Herty
Hart, Cartwright,
Norenac, Golden.
Hegelman, Nint,
Howarth, Moore,
Peach, Dillon, Day,
Desmond, Taylor,
G on n o r, Elson,
Brown, Sinellie,
Geltzna, Campana,
Burns Unknown,
Maloney, Craig,
Raferty's I'm
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BIHeHAMToN, n ", Nov. %. = Will
Dundon, aged 10, while playing with shot
gun, shot and killed his sister-in-law, Mrs
Michael Dundon, aged 20 Mrs Dundon'
mother was killed by train recently, an
her father was drowned some years ago.
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Freerlnr ont the Ferer.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 26-But on,
new case and one death from yellow fevel
are reported The death was that of Viii
lam J. Saunders, Of Arlington. Total case
to date, 4,675; deaths 40s. The indication
are favorable for heavy frost.
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MIR. EdI.on's Escape.

NEW York, Nov 26.-Thomas Z. Edisol
was thrown IRON a carriage by a runaway
team st Menlo park Saturday and sight.
oruise'L The eoachmaa sas badly hurJ ali,
one hsrSe was k.Lsd
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eeN. IoAN NEWTON ResloNs.

lie Has Private business to Attend To
Talk About His Successor.
NEW YOnK, Nov &c Politicians were ex
cited by the resignation Of tho Office Of com
missioner OF public works by Gen. John New
ton The event had been expected by them
but they had not been able TO determne il
possible effect on local affairs So they wer,
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FOR CASH AND GLORY.
Thirty-six Men Off on a Six
Day Tramp.
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE PRESENT

Started by the Marquis OF Queensberry,
Who Receives an Enthusiastic Welcome.
"Old Sport" campana Wins ths First
Lap aud Private Purse.
NEW YORK. Nov 26-Tho great six day
walking match started Off under the most
favorable circumstances, the largo crowd in
attendance reminding one of the days when
Rowell was champion, and the enthusiasm
being fully as great.
The Marquis Of Queensberry entered Mad
ison Square Garden at few minutes after II
o'clock last night in evening dress, and wear
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ing q beaver over
coat trimmed with
bear akin. He was
acco m pa MED by
two friends, with
whom he entered a
box. He leaned on a
silver handled cane
and good nsturedly
returned the curl
Gus glances Of the
multitude. At mid
night there must
have been nearly
10000 persons in
M olson square
Garden.
The six day race
whose start attract
ed this crowd is for
the championship
Of the world and a
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diamond belt valued at s. 800, together with
share Of the gate money. Tbs man who
beats Alberts record will get an extra 81, 900
Manager Billy O'Brien introduced Capt
t.eilly and Mike Kelly, tho $4,000 bal
player, to the Marquis, and few minute
later CharleY Mitchell and Jaka Kilrnin 81
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ANOTHER

Great day for lively
business was Satur-
day. The hundreds
Of buyers who visited
the store in response
to our advertisements
found everything in
first-rate order. After
the enormous bust
ness transacted dur
ing the week, we had
to work earnestly to
place our stock in
order and arrange the
new goods that ar
rived for this weeks
business.
The goods are here
now, and the people
will be here to-day,
tomorrow and every
day this week, to ex-
anime and buy them.
The man, youth or
boy who reads this
advertisement will be
dollars in pocket if
he visits our store
this week and makes
a selection Of a Suit
or Overcoat from our
. Faultless Stock, for
prices are low and
goods are unsurpass-
ed.
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Mas. AIeeARo Losgs AER suIr.
The Jury Decide That Fry Never Prom
ised To nInrrY Hnr.

BEAVER, Pa, Nov 90 Every inch Of
space IN the court room was occupied by
those anxious TO hear the verdict in the Hib-
bard-hry breach Of promise case. The Jury
retured a verdict for defendant.
John Hibbard, accompanied by news
paper reporter, hastened to the residence Of
Mrs Hibbard, where they found that lady
seated in the rear OF her store, with her
daughter Miss Katie Both jumped 10 their
feet Mrs Hibbard asked Of her son John:
Whats the verdictf'
"For Mr.. Fry, replied her son.
"Noln said Mrs. Hibbard in an incredulous
tone
Its true, mother
Where did you hear itr'
AT the court house,
well, then, / suppose we are all liars
here, said Mrs. Hibbard, as she dropped into
Q chair. II didn't care about the money, but
l wanted to vindicate myself before the
world. However, there is not n single per
son, not even the jury, who disbelieyed my
story. have nothing but words Of kindness
formy attorneys and my friends. They did
all they could for me- II was the power Of
money that crushed my CAUSE
Mrs Hibbard declined to state whether sho
would take further action. She claims that
she had great deal more evidences that
might have been presented, and that her case
was also injured by the refusal OF the Judge
TO admit ths day book Of the Hotel Anderson
as evidence, and also by the absence Of part
of the hotel register for November
The verdict throws the costs upon the
plaintiff They will be about 81 .OOe 1t il
un erstood, however, that they will bs paid
by Mr. Smith, Mrs Hibbard's brother
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|ONE WORD TO MOTHERS

It's safe to predict
that our Children's
Department will be
lthronged every day
this week as it was
last. Parents know
we have the most de-
sirable patterns III
town for Little Folks,
and no house can
offer the same induce
ments as are realized
every day by buyers
VINO VlSlC our store
for Children's Cloth
ing.
Remember that our
stamped
LEGAL GUARANTEE
Goes with every Suit.
We will exchange or
'eturn the money for
|lny garment that
loes not please you.
81
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bit of Political History that Would
Seem 60 Indicate an Affirmative Answer.
Editorial Opinions In Scrap Hook
The President-Eieet's Menagerle.
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PERSONAL.

NJ samuel Cauitcr ~ Portland j. spend
Tag = fw asys tn seattle.
Mr. J Carter smita Of spokane Pals 10
spending few DAYS IN seattle.
Nc GUY {. Phinney has returned srou,
his iEip % British COLUMBIA falls rest0Tes4
in hsaiih
Mf. wilson z. waller. an attorney o.
Camier. ArSsasss, Is IN the city w4ta a
yiew - lorating.
Captain Dc Wolfe. formerly raster Of
the steamship M2iiA Walls. is nov p8lot
on tbs steamer Frrtaifr
N@xrs RaIoae AMI Bryaus vii % north
on tie Aucuu - Inspect ali the American
steamers in AiAsksa saisTs
Mr.. Gillian Of Portland today suresSis
NJ EsSard T0asrn IS aren; Tor sns Orr
gen gsiiwsy aaa N2sisA i9n cora say q 8
the cits dseS
NJ Il G. Pars0ns, correspondent R1d
zetus iaF the Illustrated Fs-ttr Sidfss %
san FFsncisco. Il Ia tbs CTS End viii &c
H5aia u week O. saUse
w-s Issaiss Pollock a. washiaFs5n. y.
C. lssa x. ~ aiasHaale aIdress, o. Ia 4,
Ycsstfdav afternoon - ls4e Gomez EetiJf a.
chgrca on fslc lncrlts es TIE Municipalities
ssslela 70 az saassu r % a. ies.
Nrs o Il v I'D OF ca i8TulA IS v.sitsuc
Aer ssus dNiss " y MO. aa1 Ar. FRED
w.-s4. % stis e4ts. S1c = z.ss.r.af s4aie D.
bar eAlEetsr Lu;tsa Mr.. judge Nog4
q re iu frttn Hsr Gose si& tae ~sisai ~ = 80
- rcs3z ia fh7 e5tF dDg.us TIE Nisss oi
Nrs " 0sra AID caaEhtgT.
saasae tAr prosui meet s-riys's Ia Scst, r.
, ss9s= eF,8xy S-rFs siaa. Nsstsr 9.Is = a Or.
4 y GiiEea u lnaisna- Judge otss Is 8
7 p-,l1ifrns ussEaacr cf tsse state iaciagy
sad . nas zee - Fab!scsp czu.llJS-s Tor
{ gar sssprgu1e jE4Eesai- Ar u ftru - =
! pT1a1s M ~ psaFgs raan a2f Sul k10sa -
! a. e.ae3eat poiise.aa- Beta are ssrEn
fs..-srsssal fsfs-s,ts IT t5gacTaI HaTrssan z1ti
{ aasaaS ih.srr Wis aad usuea - a. "a
sr aesssc snfal B . asa' "a iissl a. < li-z-a
I sefssasF z8TiuE flese eef''ea35a Is d ,
4 wI5lests ~ S,s3 sEaa4s ely. Ind x44-
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BREYITIEs.

The fall term of the University opened
yesterday.
The barks Tcmplar aad Oregon have ar
rived 10 load coal for san Francisco.
The Democratic county convention viii
meet AZ the court house at > .. M to-day.
rather spirited session Is anticipated.
The schooner William l. Beehe sailed 70.
ALASKA Yesterday with 40 tous Of Ilerchan-
q So and 10 tons OF coal for the Karluk
Packing Company.
The examination OF Mrs ~ A. Ken
worthy, TO decide whether she requires n
guardian. was adjourned in the probate
coart ytsie daT, f4r two weeks.
Charles u. Raymond. the nIne-year-old
Sou Of Mr.. and Mrs. GecrEe y. Raymond.
died Yesterday OF typhoid fever The
funeral viii b. held al II q. IN. TO-DAY.
4 bill Of sale from I. II. Wilton to George
A Waite tJr zone ynl namei Chipy, with
all sales, tackle and oars thereto belong
iug. was flied ~ the eaii,0r's o.Iicc yes
ierday.
Afs'se alarm OF FIRE was fnrned In 90 6
e'tlo-k last evening from The vicinity Of
The New England hotel The Hryfuen are
becoming disguSied With tits fa'se alarm
business
The Guarantee Loan and Trust Company
he, moved from the s'arr building on
Front street, 10 new and handsome guar.
teys IN the Yrsler lcary block. ON Mil
street, facing Commercial
Esr.n Nou Raho i egins 70 san Fran
c.sCo fsr his wife, aud B.t With her. as
sisted on sunday. The baron has honrhi
= lai IN acs Il. BaFkes addition. for ID
saiB % tf5Q, 10 be used fOT his priv c
residence
The excursion 10 Port Townsend and the
straits xt Sunday. on the splendid steam
~ Alaskan. which l. being engineered by
newspaper men. - becoming ihe principal
topic ia social circles. The iieseis Wvry
placed u8 sa,e a. stcwart's drug store yes
s....lar
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EFFECT ON THE COURTS.
The August Term 70 be Aliozrnea-Frob
able Successor.

Judge Jones hal ia ended going 20 0ys-
Ierviile next Saturday 70 hold Judge Al.
lyu's two or three DAYS terra therc Judge
AKIN was u have opened the August term
in SEA- tlc next Mnaday aad continuing IL
for about two we,k IS. when his Monieseno
term weald demand BIS stEenlion. II was
bowed that Judge Jones would have sum
rieniiy recovered by that hme q ave con
piudcsi the term hgfg. Tue death - Chief
Justice I81cs viii necFseltsfe fne adjourn
meut Of Toe August term uutii gBe Of the
other juiiges can bold e, or unii sue
G. ssar > ALI he appointed. The calendar IS
an ung4snaiT "a &c o1,. IN tee Jones uasi
1sf finishes reading thc arguments "a tins
eases seainSt ex-CuUnty II asfsner 0earg
T. Hiil, aud Wouid haFe TealcCci q dcc4-
sian 1t tac coming term
The bar ASSOC ion wiIi meet ct 70 o'Cinc K
this morning 10 take sr;is1 regard ~ toe
approaching term 81 cuurt, agd also 10 de-
term nr upon rsprsse utations to b. made 10
Pres ldsnt cleveland aai Attorney -ticncTal
Garland regarding the urgent necessity -
an immed ate appointment G crk Ledger
wood yesterday tvlcEra tlit,d tle attorney
general Of thu ccsih - ChiEi fustiel Jones.
Already there y c8usi dcrahle speculation
Gs - no viii succeed Go tae chilf justice
ship. There Is qu &c \ strong sentiment IN
favor 81 eleXaiiuE Judge kliyu ana iaRkiaE
another appointment Ia Ais piGec. Judge
Allyn las van t1e respect. ysie .In aud cor
itenca of fae tar auriIE his rather Brief
term a. judge OF iee thiri Judicial distrief.
and ia the estimation If mans. hiss eleva.
tian would be ire sg9Ss advisable aiideT e
clrcuns aaees. u x understood tAa5 itc
ffiends 81 ualted States Attorney w. II.
white Wil urse bis claims NJ. White Is
a. his farm ana probably bas uol yci heard
ol 5udse Jan $ ds8ta. lie j. CSpectrG 20
return 90 the c4ty TO-DAY. Ny. " =. A,
dFew1 is also meissioued aud vail pfooHlts
dispute the Airs 81 NJ. Waite. Attorney.
Ge1erns Mssea,fe was spoken u, bgt sa! 5
he is nos esu15ds7e.
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FIEE oS The HAsSiLo
H. s,G. HAs C.nss CAR. bat ges3ss
VIA Small L5sr.

sunday Eae-n az. - tae steamer AGsx-iS
@As aB heg NAY - S-Aztie fr9l 4fsa =
AKA lz-aasA as4 Wsea "a Eoh s-s,s 3
POI af. sc 1zsak acs uess tae 81 sss=>s5 y Z
sae "a essn 60 &c q, = s.Fesg rass %zs "a
t3r5ssl tls rase& es .ssts < nle 81 tss - = p
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last srtg tsus O. E1t discovers " tle e.
- s. she soul4 aa< BE- fa1 as oTG -
sEesaf 81 1issHaSs Esss ssAaa5tnt- aft 57g
Fl,-.s. ls.sss 20 iFa g. za5ls 1sa asi1 e'1as
ha wiss shaat q Eas Haas Is ti-s7sel
and sent aars e. az- -s as-s tao Al -
- as sl.st. 49, sa-asa = ~ fa7Ef. ~
tl-e as1 g his ra at &s+F. z. A..
tsiss ssssf = lt0s HOPS HH 4s4 saHe7c -
8, a.z1 o. sEfsz3Uf gas Ear~ a-aTF say
s.ses Il ~zs4e d aze E&- 8s f1az-
ssazsss = azes A9 asestise - ssas.sa
A sfss..zzrsfssf EEeTessts f4atr 9 esSa
s.-rtra - gs1--za a4.Ger fa4- tss -
sas rfsgsesst la4ssGsf "a @a4ea e hs1ass
tae Sc. Taiz aAs ss<sse1 30 M LzFA :
!. Ma Ia. A-ss L~s.e k@ss-2sS =. a.
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THE CRY COUNCIL
Report o. the Fifth Street 6-aae-As.
sessueut Matters

Councilman McDduaid vas the only
member Of the eOaaril absent LAST evening.
STEEKg SExDEs
City Engineer Scurry Eade the follow
ing report.
hand you herewith profile showing the
grade liae proposed fJr Fifth street te-
tween Columbia aud Madison streets as
follows.
south margin line Of Madison street at
center Of Fifth street isz feet above datum:
as east side Fiitn street 1sosS feet above
c4fun: al west side FifIh street I7s-s feet
above detam- Above poiats are estas-
Eshed by Madison street grade. North
marginal line Marion street. a center Of
fffth street Us leef above datum: al eass
side Fifth strss-' 1507 feet above datum: al
sest side ftsrn street l71-7 feet above da-
tufa. south marginal line Marion street.
AZ eeuter tlfth street Us feet
above datum. al east side Fifth
street ISL feet above datum;
al west side Fifth sreet Hal feet above da-
tum: north magial line Of Columbia
street tesiab,ished by Columbia stree,
gradel: st center Fifth street I77.7 feet
Absye datum: at east side Fifth street
1877 feet above datum: AZ west side
Fifth street i7fT feet above dasam;
In ms opsnioa the above IS as good q
grade, ali tninss being considered IS il is
possible 10 lay without overw heiming
of the street or cutting them
down TOO naueh on the upper side. The
Ezstwick grade was lss feet above
datum az Marion street and level
across tue. street. That is, it
was feet higher IN the eenter-2 s-i0
highsr ON the sast side aud $40 higher
on the west side than the proposed grade
will be. IoHN O. SCuRRr.
The report was referred 10 the city aftor-
ney with Instructions to draw an ordinance
in conformity with established grade. pro-
yided there arc no legal i'm pediments-
TAXES EQuALizEp.
The council then sat as a board OF equal
izaiion. The assessment ef Alhro Gardner
on Improvements was reduced from eco 10
40
Assessment of DIR. T. T. Minor on inn
prJgemenis, block i0I, Terry's second addi-
ton, was reduced from 1000 10 400
Haley * Wright were assessed $500 on
personal property. the sum having been
omitted from the roll.
Hon. ". c. Squire was cited to appear be-
fore the bard 10 show cause VII! the as
sessed valuation of lot 5, block 3. Maynard
plat. should not be raised from S1seo to
Sl6,O01.
The assessment Of +. Toklas on personal
property was referred 10 Messrs- Neisz,
Dnrie and Green.
The petition OF George Kinnear, relative
TO assessment Of blocks 50, 81 and -. Kin
near's second addition. was laid on the
liable, awaiting report Of committee on as
sessMent Of water front property.
Adjourned Ia meet al p. m. tomorrow.
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PETTY THIEVERY.


Robert Mcmahon and Capt Rowe. who
room in the Butler building, corner Second
and James streets. were visited by burg.
lars SATURDAY. night, and when they gwoke
on Sunday morning their clothing aud
val1ables were go.e- The clothing was
afterwards found In smother room in the
same building. but the money, some $40.
and other yaluabies we're missing No
clue.
Jehn Forrest, who rooms In the KenzIe
house, foot Of Marion street had = visitor
saturday sight. He did not knox il, how
ever, uns1 sunday morning when he was
male painfully aware ofit b. the absence
81 bis 10 salt Of SUNDAY clothes which had
been carried Oft by the thief
sunday evening one OF the p-cprietorS of
the LouFre saloon, on Mill street, had os-
easion 20 enter a private room in the rear
of tas saloon where employees aad Others
hang their coats, and there be found n
man bnsiiy engaged IN rifing the pocket,
OF the clothing hanging there. He seized
the thief by the ear and turned him over
TO an officer. He gave his name e. A. Ca
rourhers, OF Portland, aud said he had e
family aud came 20 Seattle to look for
work Justice Scderaerg tnok cor passion
on him aud fned hin 40 and costs. The
fellow had about SO IN his pocket. barely
enough 10 pay the officers He was seat to
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Sunday, Aug. 26.
GATHERING OF THE CLANS.
The 81. Andrews and Caledonia Picnic
az Rezioa, August "a, 1883.
PpD.KkMNy

Waiting wllh,ssDie. - prize so. I'd sS
Running hi<h jump. lot prise $40, "a s..
RAINING broad luE2f. isf pFize 80. "a -.
Running hop, step and isnp. Ia prize
Ts-siag cshe-, Ist prize sf0. % Is
Putting heavy ssot. J.; priz SO. "a s..
Throwing heavy hammer, isS p-iz- fls,
as
Fo.os race. : miles. 1t prize $40. "a SO.
Foot raee. = mile. - f.;iE SIS. u ~.
Foot race, isile. 1T prize 80, u g.
Faet rars. far rsea over 80 Fears, sntr1es
:. Ess prixs gold medal. n hst
Fsssf rarc for giris under Is years, eatriez
s. 1T prize g q &c. sdfI
Fo5f RAGS scr boss under II years, entries
3. fsE prize S.. - a. So. 81 a.
Hardle rare. 100 ards, Is prize 81. ID g.
sack "A ss. 4sf pFizesf2, II s.
Tug Il Ssr. married Sud single, lsi rriEa
psneiBe Highland Ping tn costume. Isl
prisa gal1 medal. - silver medal
SsnTi dsscc. ~ tsglEr gold media, .
silver Medal.
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