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HOW A JEW GAN FIND A JEW.

The Queer Custom hat Enables One to
Locate the Home of Another.
A certain class of Jewish peddlers
desire to deal only with people of their
own race. They visit the houses of the
poorer quarters of the city. where Jew
live side by side with Germans, Swedes.
Bohemians, Poles, Irish and others, yet
they never knock at the door of room
where other than a Jew resides.
How do they do this? Their certain
ty is due to a simple cause-not known
to the Gentile-which dates back to the
times when history was young. The
Jewish biblical story saws that Moses
instructed his followers to keep green
the memory of their departure from
Egypt by marking their houses so that
they could be distinguished from those
Of the Gentiles. The last curse sent to
Pharaoh's people was the slaughter of
frst-borns The Jews marked their
doors with lambs blood, and the
Destroying Angel passed by the
doors so marked This, and the
biblical injunction, led to a Gus
tom among the orthodox Jews
WniCl 10 lOllOWCu WAS OA lilo
toor-frame at the entrance to every
Jewish house there is nailed a little tin
box-generally three or four inches
long and one.half or whole inch wide.
1t is usually placed six or seven feet
from the ground, and in it is rolled a
piece of parchment containing the
passage from the Bible referred to-
Not orly is misplaced at the entrance
TO the home, but the door-frame of every
room is adorned with one OF the sacred
embleins Extremely orthodox Jews
touch the object and kiss their finger
tips every time they pass beneath it.
In portions of Europe. where the Jews
are less modern than here, the little tin
boxes are p aced at the outer entrance
Of the houses, bnt here it is the custom
to nail them on the inner portion of the
door-f frames.
And it is by looking behind the street
door that the Jewish peddlerf can tell
whether or not one of his co-relig;on-
lists dwells within the house. Chicago
Tribune
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FRILLS OF FASHIONS.

New Things Noticed in the Line of Ladies'
Dress.
A pretty and stylish dress trimming
is made of narrow fancy braids applied
in straight rows, in Vandyke points or
in waved lines.
Cowslip yellow satin makes a very
beautiful evening toilet, as under cleo.
Etrie or gaslight it turns to pale, charm
Ing, shining gold
+ AZ move Twin trim mfngs is a messy
chenille garniture that is quite as pref
ty and becoming as feather trimming
and not nearly SO costly.
Flocks of rosettes, or as the French
caMf Them choux, of all sorts of materials
have settled on the garments and head
gear of fashionable women.
A very effective and dressy material
is SoudanI lace. which resembles gui-
pure, and comes in all sorts of beauti-
full shades. 1t is made up over colored
silk.
For combination gowns and entire
dress the rough surfaced bouretta
woods and those with the silky pile of
the fleece of the Thibet goat rival the
familiar serges, stweeds, and cheviots.
Among the recent importations ara
black satin bonnets faced with white,
edged with jet, and trimmed with white
applique lace, Russian sable and feather
aigrettes. They come in small shapes
and also in the new faring directorie
bonnets.
The new lowered silks are too pretty
to be used for Innings alone, and many
women have already discovered their
value and have had these gay Marie
Antoinette fancies made up into charm
ing toilets, either very elegant in effect
through being enriched with black lace
trimmings, or made up simply with a
sheath skirt or with one gathered to
the edge of a pointed bodice.
The new feature of princesse dresses
is their bias back seams that give the
effect of bell skirt The two middle
forms Of the back begin to widen just
below the waist line in each of their
three seams, and continue to broaden
their entire length; the skirt part is
then stiffiy interlined and is held in two
distinct folds by being tackled under
meath, making a graceful bell-shaped
demi-train. "a
The new ''art" brown tint of deep
reddish shade appears among the hand
some dress fabrics of silk Bedford cord,
bengaline, velvet aud ladies' cloth. 1t
is also used extensively by ladies' tail
ors for recherche visiting and carriage
costumes of velvet striped armure,
plaided camel's-hair and Venetian cloth.
These gowns are decorated with vari-'
Gus rich brown furs and have full
sleeves and high arched collars Of
Lyons velvet
Bright red cloth of the new taureav
shade is used in gay gowns for very
young women. The newest fancy is to
make shirred bodice of sleek black
plush with large sleeves and bell
skirt of the brilliant red cloth. The
black bodice, fastened invisibly on the
left side. has;many rows of shirring in
round yoke shape below the collar. and
four or five rows around the waist. A
frill falling below the shirrs of the
waist is only four or five inches deep
when doubled. Chicago Post.
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CATTLE STANcHioNs.
A New Kind Invented by an Ingenious
Western Farmer.

A New Kind Invented by an Ingenious
Western Farmer.
Some Improvements on the common
stationary stanchion are herewith
shown. They are in use in the stables
of a Minnesota subscriber and give
good satisfaction Being cheap and
easily made, they are adapted to the
wants of those who feed cattle in the
winter and during the summer or who
another year want this space for some
thing else. The stanchions are made
of two by four inch seantling and, be-
ing put together with wooden pins or
bolts, they may be readily taken apart
and stored away when necessary. The
bed piece is made of two by four inch
scantlings and SO is the top piece, but
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Syrup

Martinsville, N. T., Methodist Par
sonage. My acquaintance with
your remedy, Boschee's German
Syrup, was made about fourteen
years ago, when / contracted Cold
which resulted in a Hoarseness and
a Cough which disabled me from
filling my pulpit for a number Of
Sabbaths, After trying Physician,
without obtaining relief cannot
say now what remedy he prescribed
II saw the advertisement of your
remedy and obtained a bottle. /
received such quick and permanent
help from it that whenever we have
had Throat or Bronchial troubles
since in our family, Boschee's Ger
man Syrup has been our favorite
remedy and always with favorable
results. / have never hesitated to
report my experience of its use to
others when I have found them
troubled in like manner" REV.
w. III. HAGGARTY,
of the Newark, New A safe
Jersey, ME-. Confer
ence, April rs, go. Remedy.
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'Mebbe they IN. ~ she; ~ any
rate, he'd not y sindin' the child to
pick thin.
No; yersilf wud sind her fast
enough, thin, SEE !.
.s.Is that the business We KEN to
spake about. Misthcr Handrighan?'
ser she, fushin' like wilafre On, bitin'
her lips ,4
:. It's par-r~rt av IT, sex I; AM more
Is, that from this time forrif I'll put no
thrust in weemin.s
Z Poor thingsl What'll become av
themT seq she.
"sScoff. II We like SEE I; but there's
twenty gairls ! might q had for the
askin'--'
"sTne crayturesr seq she, burstin'
out with laugh Sure, an ye're not
Turk entirely seq she.
But I've 1arned wan lesson, SEE +
".Only wanY SEE she. That's poor
state ofignorance. isn't It, palia dear?'
. But it'll last me me lifetime, seq l..
1T wud made to- SEE she. 'Aisy,
now, me lambie; yen see the purity
curls, how nice they'll look. ~ ~
4 (. I'm goinS TO Ameriky theday afther
Tomorrow seq j, coinin' the biggest
lie that cud think av. an watchin' her
face, cxpectin' to Sc. the big tear in a
minute, for that was always the way
with her, laugh an cry in the one
breath; but faith 4 didn't know me
gairl.
"sTurn yer head a bit, Dalia,' seq
she, mbin' an twistin' away at the
ringlets. sure an that'il be nice
jaunt for We, Misther Handhrigan, says
she. f
/" I'm gdn' with lonely, wretched
har-r-rt, If that'll make a nice jaunt,
Maize, SEE |.
Why, but yell take wan av thin
gairls We were mintionin'? seq she.
!" might do worse SEE l.
's'Sure an ye might, SEE she, tyip a
bit av ribbon round the child's bead,
an niver turnin' to look at me.
We'll, III be sayin' good-by to ye,
Miss Gar-r-r-vey,' SEE /, takin' me- hat
up afr the fure.
'' 'Good-by an good luck to We, seq
she, as cool an civil as the bailiff comm
TO luck for the May day rint.
"An' yen tell them I'm crossin the
ocean, SEE !, gittin' me stick out O. tho
Garner; an faith / felt as if the lie i
was tellin' was hardenin' into truth,
for ! knew Oirlan' wud niver hould me,
once said good-by to Maize.
81 will. indade,1 sez- she, pelitesgan'
plisint, but niver afferin' to shake
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Vile cod liver oil has los.
Its vileness in SCOTS Emul.
sion and gained a good deal
in efficiency.
1t is broken up into tinv
drops which are covered with
glycerine, just as quinine in
pills is coated with sugar
or gelatine. You do not get
the taste atall.
The hypophosphites Of
lime and soda add their tonic
effect to that of the half-di.
gested cod liver oil.
Let us send youa book on
CAREFUL LIvING--free.
scorr q Bowss. Chemists, r,s South ,,h Avenue
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod.liv.r
sn-sll druggists everywhere do. q.
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fields to Maizie's house. The flowers
was bloomin', l reminder, and the big
rpsies was out; but Thought it
sthrange to see no sowl about the
place.
81 whit up to the dure an tucked in
anAthere was Maize sittin' with her
little sisther an her knee, combin' an
curlin' the child's white hair about her
finger.
II was tibet hoongry for theisight av
her, tibet / stud gapin' like fool
1.-The top O. the marnin to We, Miss
Gar-r-r-vey,' seq !, whin | git holt av
me tongue, an mekin' me vice up as
bold as | cud.
"'Fine day. Misther Handhrigan,' seq
she, with as much imperence as If
was comm to vaccinet the family.
Me father, an me brothers is down at
the bog below, seq she.
IAN, good weather they hev,' seq !.
IAN me mother, SEE she, lis away
at Dhrimstevellin.' seq she, to sell the
bu,tler'
'.But be this time was in an luck
in about me for a stool to sit on.
- = te'et W hCot ~. hdiHtVs oCH u,
for I'm comm to see you.'
oh, We can hev no business with
nae, Misther Handrighan, SEE she, curl
In her purity nose; no business, am
sure, sir, whativer with me-
".Ye're wrong there seq /; it's
business, an important business hev;
an I~can't spake before the child ezI
.'Sure an We can, seq she; what
does the child know about businesses
. ! can't spake before the child on
my business, SEE. ], mighty determined;
sind her into the gar-r-rden to pick a
posy' ss-.e
"plAdo nothip' av the kind .,ez she,
tossing her head 'Posy, indeed! It's
we'll ye desarve one' Spale or lave it
alone sez she. wait yet, Dalia, love;
Make II soon be done
7 esMabbe the posies Is a-ssayin' fer
Long Cas-y.' SEE l, ragin', but quiet
like.
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eyes, an sorra the hint av M tear to
be seen.
"Ah, me by, whin1 see Maizie's eyes
luckin' at me like that | thought was
done for, sure enough! Me osvn tears,
was beginnin' to choke me, SO turned
about an walked away across the fiure;
hut jest as l raiched the dure, ready to
step out
"'Dalia,' seq she, room into the gar
r-rden an pick a posy for Misther
Handhrigan,
"But faith whin the child KEN back
it was little cared for posies Made
line 5. Bridges, in Puck.
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AS boy in the rude village school
at Salisbury, N. H., Daniel Webster
was not free from small pranks and
mischiefs Once he was called up by
the master to be feruled. Hold out
your handn was the command. and out
went the right hand. Dam" exclaimed
the master. in a reproving tone, look
ing at the dirty little paw, IF you can
sh wv me dirtier hand than that in all
this school, I'll let you off. Immedi-
ately Webster thrust out the other
hand The school-master was stumped.
But he was as good as his word; he let
the boy off.
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"A gentlemanyis school had
book put into his hand for the pur-
pose of examination class. Thcword
inheritance occurring in the verse,
the querist interrogated one of the
youngsters as follows: What is patri-
money!" Something left by a father"
.sWhat would you call it If left by q
mether?a. -s' Matrfmony.
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sthrange cattle; an the longer we know
thin. the stranger yell find thin.
''Maizie an me hes been marrit this
fifteen years back; and sometimes do
be thinkin' it's new Maizie I'm MAX
in the acquaintance av livery day. But,
faith, amy wan av the ould vans was
good enough fer mel
"Did we quarrel, is it. me and
Maizie, whin we were coortin,? Did
we do annythin' else till the ring whit
an her finger? An 1t was nick an go,
but lost her ALTOGETHER the last time
we fell out. Is
Eye see, was wantin' me fling be-
fore I'd settle down with Maizie.
hed-a loose foot, anita fella for it; an
there wasn't dance or wcddin' but
] TUX the fure an me pick an chico av
gairls.
For awhile 1t whit well enough, an
Mazie's huffs an sulks was pepper to
the pstaties-I was that sure av her,
d y. NJ nd? But whin Long Casey be-
GIN to walk home from chapel with
her an she wudn't look on the same
side o. the road was an
an budb WISH U Dtu tllOugu ttll ne
began to stravague about the lane she
lived in: an one night | seen her on
the bank av the river with him; an
whin she left him she hurried past me
in the moonlight. runnin' like a fairy
whin spoke to her-Maizie, runnin
away from mil
''Afther that, for weei, cudn't get
word with her. She niver KEN out
alone. an her mother an the childer
was always about her in the house. an
she STINT ba k the letthers wrut her
ithont brt akin the wafer. An by
this time. gai-ls an dancin' was little
thrubble to me- ] was losin' me Shape
an the taste O me vittles. an me face
was the coloi ay dab av whitewash
an dhirty wall.
Casey was always hangin' abou'.
with her father an brothers; an his
intintions was well known to all an
we'll approved av. An if it wasn't foJ
the widda mother he had. me owl
mothers crony,' an the dacintest sou.
IN the parish. I'd ha' bate him black
an blue, fer preshoomin' the way he
did.
well, to mex long story short;
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Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced on
the first appearance or the agreeable liquid
fruit remedy Syrup of Figs il few years ago
has been more thfn confirmed by tho pleas
ant experience OF all who havc used it, and
the success of the proprietors and manu-
facturers the California Fig Syrup Com
pany ~
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Working Up Trade. Mrs Bingo

Working Up Trade. Mrs Bingo
latter the BALL -sI liked that gentle
man so much that you saw me talking
with tonight He said that it was all
nonsense that ladies should take cold
in decolette dresses" Bingo-"You
know who he is, don't your Mrs.
Ringo--"Why, no, Who is hep Bingo
He is the owner of one of the
largest drug stores in town. Cloak
Review.
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The only One Ever Prlnted-Can You Find
the Word?

There is a inch~display advertisement
In this paper. this week. which has no two
words alike except ore word. The same is
true of each new one an caring each week,
from The DR.. Harer Medicine Coys9This
house places a "Crescentn on everything
they make and publish Look for it, send
them the name Of the word and they will
return You book, beautiful autographs or
samples free.
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WIcKwIRE--sIt it true that Nudge has
joined tho church," Yabsley-"It is He
did so on an election et."-Indianapolis
Journal
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FoND Of q nap, but seldom found slcepy-a
moth.-N. Y Journal
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THE oid-timc father and mother were
spanking team Galveston News.
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BILTousNEss, dizziness, nausea, headache,
are relieved by small doses Of Carriers Lit
tie Liver Pills.
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ALL men are not homeless, but some are
home less than others. Texas Siftings
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The height OF pugilistic sars i'm
was reached one day by yJem Mace,
who. speaking Of rival accu.cd OF
beating his wife, said: What, IiimY
He couldn't lick postage-stamp
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LOVE is never satisfied until 1t gets both
arms full-Dallas News.
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THERE are many men who are generous
to 4 fault, but it is generally TO their own
fault-Boston Transcript.
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.'How DO strike you." said the artificial
limb 10 its mate .'You're corker," was
tile reply Washington Star.
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"TnAT's what you might call cutting a
swell, y said the surgeon as he ianced q big
boil.-Binghamton Republican
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THE fat man who writes poetry should
'nvariahlsahaR boiled down Siftings.
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DocToRs are the ones who can afford ia
each others health. Newark Advertiser.
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All the year round
is the time when DR.. Pieree's Golden
Medical Discovery works the best.
1t purifes the blood.
It's not like the sarsaparillas,
which claim to do good il March,
April, and May; you can depend
upon it alpuys. That'g why it is
guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or
cure, in every case for which it's
recommended, you have your money
back.
No other medicine Of it's kind
says as much but no other does
as much. 1t cleanses, renews and
inyigorates the entire SYSTEM For
all skin, scalp and scrofulous affec-
tons, as Eczema, letter, Salt-rhcnm,
White Swellings, Hip-joint Disease,
and kindred ailments, it's q 1ositirs
cure.
The proprietors If Dr.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy offer $500 for ali
inourable case Of Catarrh 1T isn't
mere talk -- it's business.
They mean to pay you, # they
can't cure you. But vou'll find
that they. can.
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FoR indigestion, constipation, sick head.
ache, weak stomach disordered liver take
Beecham's Pills. Tor sale bysall druggists.
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A COUNTER irritant--an impudent dry
goods clerk Buffalo Enquirer.
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WHEN may ship at sea be said not to be
on waterl When she Is on fire.
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: beware OF vanity, my boy The blr,..
Of gaudy plumage do not make the best cat
Ing" mo, indeed Tho parrot never gets
into the soup n-Brooklyn Life.
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AN exchange speaks of q man who SIS
not physician, but u simple drugg st." We
had supposed that a druggist was q com
pound fellow. -Binghamton Leader
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ssSEE with what swagger the farmer
walks now!" Eyes; sort Of corn stalk +"
Baltimore American.
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THE suggard who goes to his aunt and
gets nothing Is forced to deal with his uncle.
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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'sI.Er me give you wrinkle" as Time
said To the mature bcauty's face. = Balti.
more American.
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DOSE in Time Saves Nine OF Hale's
Honey Of Horciound and Tar FOR Coughs.
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The pink eye of horses is an infiam
matory bilious fever. closely akin to
the maiarial fever of humanity. 1t is
really due to malaria, that is, simply
bad air. The pestiIent atmosphere of
the common stable, and much worse Of
the close, damp, dark basement stable,
Is a prevalent cause Of this disease
Every farmer who cares for his own
health by attention to his own dwell
ing, ventilates his sleeping rooms,
drains his kitchen and cellar, and
keeps the atmosphere about him pure
and dry. and his clothes and person
clean, shoull think Of his patient
horses, and their necessities at this ex-
acting season. -cohman's Rural World.
TnERE i more money and less trou-
BILE in producing eggs than in raising
broilers or roastcrs Eggs are d fin-
ished product, and require no feeding
and fussing with. no risk Of loss and Ut
last no bleeding, scalding and picking,
q do chicks. n. w Agricaltuiist
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Jrsr Baowx's BRoxcurAL TRocHEs Tor
Coughs Colds and other Throat Troubles.
Pre- cmincntly the best Rev. Hfnrp
U.ard Btceher.
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TuF reason. why the ocean Is so often
called trcacherous must be because It is full
Of craft Boston Post
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wrsnLErs-ssI think some OF Dr.. Winds
advice Is sound Bishlcts-l tnink IT'S az
sound n--B Brooklyn Eagle
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'Well, to mex long story Short
one fine marnin' whistled upme cour-
age an skirted away over the back
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IN nnxkfH o. chf6n1o @n4nE1A p4Gc1<
Il of6cn Is oll6nsIr8 that ~ b<oorl>@ ~ ~
jecf Of disgust Aftet time p1c<rAuo9
frequently entirely destroyed A constant
source or discon1fort Il the dripping Of ~
purtlcnt secretions into me throat some-
which III its turn has been the exciting
cause Of pulmonary disease The brilliant
results which hnvo attended is use Ior
Balm as BY far the best ana only cure. .
A remedy recommended py fntsscaans
and Druggists.
A SENSITIVE OLD oacneior says snN ..p. 1879
girls always AFFECT him JUST AS oknHucn.AA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-05

The Run From New London to New
port Was very Spirited.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 5-In the run OF
the New York Yacht Club feet from New
London to Newport yesterday the Glori-
ana beat the Wasp by eight seconds. The
run was the most spirited racing event OF
the club this season.
The course was through the Race, leav-
ing Race Rock on the port hand and the
finish at the Dumplings, in Narragansett
Bay. 1t looked CLASSY at the start, but lit
tie streaks Of air stirred the surface Of the
sea off Sarah's Ledge. from about south
southeast. and the yachts drifted drearily
about the line.
Wasp, Sayonara, Gloriana and Mineola
were first across the line in their class,
followed by the Quickstep, after which
another batch OF little sloops followed
Uvira, Liris and Mariquita. Next came
the old schooner Gevalia. followed by
Clara and Minerva.
The Iroquois was the first boat of the
larger classes to get across. and she was
followed by Azalea, handicapped in the
lower class. The Mayfower, Montauk,
Alert, Atlantic, Shamrock and Marguer-
ite were the next schooners across, and
Huron, Oracle, Fannie. Katrina and Ath-
lon Of the big sloops were sandwiched in
with them. The Lasca crossed ahead Of
Alcara, as did the old Merlin.
The finish was very interesting. The
following is the official summary OF the
race: