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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01
Monday. Feb. s5.

The general deficiency bill, the last of
the regular appropriation bills, passed the
house. Almost the entire day was spent
discussing the amendment to pay Great
Britain $425,OOO, the amount of damages
agreed upon by Secretary Gresham and
Sir Julian Pauncefote, to be due that
country under the award of the Paris ar.
filtration tribunal on account of the seiz.
ure of some 20 Canadian sealers by the
United States previous To the modus vi
vendi of 1892. The amendment was de-
feated: 112, yeas; 143, nays.
The sundry civil bill was considered
with little interruption or delay In the
senate from II a. m. to I'D. m. and again
at a night session. The item of sl50.OOC
for purchasing the historical property OF
the late James 6. Blaine was agreed to.
Other amendments passed included a
temporary federal building at Chicago
100000; beginning new federal building
at Chicago, 100000
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Flght Betweea ColOrado soIons.

DENVER, Feb. 24.-SenatorS Mills and
Pease had row on the floor Of the
senate over an appointment to a minor
clerkShip. Mills called Pease a liar and
Pease threw a paper weight which
struck him in the side. Mills sprang at
Pease, but was met by the latter's son, a
committee clerk. who struck him three
times, cutting a cash in his face and
blackening his eyes. The combatants
were separated, and the senate ap-
pointed committee to investigate and
report who was to blame. The senators
are past the prime Of life and are promi.
nent leaders in the Populist party.
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Kansas Presid,ntiaI preferen CO..

TOPEKA, Feb 2G.-Arthur Capper,
editor Of a local newspaper, has made a
canvass Of the Republican members Of
legislature on presidential preferences,
which he publishes as follows: William
Mckinley, -; Thomas 3. Reed IS;
Benjamin Harrison. .; William B. Ali.
son, /; john Shermll, /; Senator Tel
Ter. 2; John J. Ingalls,, ?; Senator Vol.
colt, 4; Levi P. Morton, +; no choice,
IL; declined to vote, 6.
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Democrats Anxious 70 Fu,s.

KANSAS City, Feb ga number Of
Democratic leaders in Kansas City.
Kan, got together and decided they
would endeavOr to fuse with PopulisJs
in the coming city election. The Dem.
ocrats and PopulistS viii hold their COZ
yentiOns next Saturday and the Demo,
Gratis viii make a strenuous effort he-
fore that time to get the Populists Jc
consent to a fusion deal.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01

KANSAS CITY, Feb 26,-Twenty-one
indictments for election frauds psrpe-
trated during the fall election were re.
turned by the special grand jury, which
since late in January has been investi.
eating charges Of corruption made dur
ing the past few months, OF the
offenders, Justice of the Poace 0. W.
Kruger, against whcm there are two
indictments, IS the most important and
best known. He IS charged with being
an accomplish in ballot box stufing and
other crOOkedness.
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SILVER LEADERS IN CONFERENCE.
Working to Unite Silver Men of All Partie.
on One Platform.

Working to Unite Silver Men of All Parties
on One Platform.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27,-It is under
stood that the leaders in the movement
to organize a free silver party have re,
ceiyed advices from different parts of
the country that such progress has been
made as to make them feel fairly conf.
dent chat they will be able to organize a
new party which will command the sup
port Of the silver men throughout the
country, a platform has been agreed
upon which plants the whole party on
the plank of free silver. eliminating ali
other demands Of the Populist platform
Of 1892. It is impossible. however. to
obtain particulars, as those in attend.
ance upon the conference now in ses-
sion here are pledged to absolute secrecy.
tt is understood that General Weaver is
the principal mover in this effort to Sc.
cure the union of the silver foross aud
the dissolution Of the old parties and it
is stated that he has the cooperation of
General a. !. Warner and the svmna-
thy of Representative Bland.
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HARRY HAYWARD ON THE STAND.
he Was Nervous ana Uncertsin snd Media
q Bad Impression.

he Was Nervous ana UEcertsin snd lIGde
a Bad Impression.
MlNSEAPOIIs, Feb. 23.-Nervous, con-
Trajectory, uncertain. garrulous, ramb-
ling and explanatory. These words ex-
plain the aspect Of Harry Hayward on
the stand Thursday afternoon. In the
morning ne made an ideal witness, but
in the afternoon, when his attorney be-
gan to lead him into the details Of the
circumstances attending the tragedy, he
made bad impression. In regard to
the insanity theory regarding Adry. if
all expert were to contrast, so far as ap-
pearanees on the stand were concerned,
Harry would BE- the sufferer. he was
nervous, and at times in his rambies Of
evidence his voice would sink away IN
til it was hardly audible. As a whole.
from the testimony given by the wit
ness, he has not made any points for
himself and his appearance has told
against him. The most interesting part
Of his evidence was when he came to
that part Of the testimony which
brought him to the day of the murder.
He was more hating and uncertain
than ever at this point and his evidence
was mixture of the testimony of the
elevator boy and of Blixt. Harry swore
that the night Of the murder he arrived
at the Ozark at 6;45. Then he told of
doing an incredible number Of things
before 1888, the time he came out from
supper and went to his fat. He had
gone at IA down Hennepin avenue a
short distance, intending to go to the
rooms Of Miss Cling in the Syndicate
block, but retraced his steps and went
up to Laurel avenue, intending to call
upon young lady. He then renem-
bered he had an engagement with Miss
BartelsOn to take her to the theater.
He followed this up by recounting his
trip to Mr.. BartelsOn's residence and
giving the time as the latter had sworn
to it. He was quite sure he was in the
theater before the curtain went up.
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neath nf a. Human Tarrel.

CHICAGO, Feb. CIV. NJ. Haderle.
the human target, who was shot in
the abdomen .by Professor" Alfred
Rieckho9 at Engel's pavilion Sunday
night during a rife shooting exhibition,
died at the lilexian Brothers hospital.
Rieckhof is held pending the result Of
the cOroner's INQUEST.
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An ApDcal For Sid.

KANSAS CRY, FEB. 2S.-3Iayor Davis
has received an appeal from the relief
committee Of Round Pond, the county
sent Of Grant county, Oklahoma, re-.
questing contributions to alleviate tha
sufferings OF their people They ask
for provisions, corn, barley. potatoes,
oats aud spring seeds. The letter states
that failure Of crops last year and the
population coming largely without
meals from the drouth districts OF west.
ern Kansas, the suffering is severe.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01

The senate devoted itself to business and
would have completed the Indian apprO-
priation bill had not acrimonious discus
sion arisen on the Indian school question.
1t brought out q wide range Of debate on
separation OfchuTch and state Credentials
OF two senatOrs-eiect, Ex-Governor Till
man Of South Carolina and Marion But.
Ter of North Carolina, were presented
The house devoted most of the day to
the consideration Of the senate amend
mend TO the consular appropriation bill
appropriating $500, 900 for the construction
OF the cable to the Hawaiian island, which
was defeated: Yeas, H. nays, 152.
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An Accurate Description Of Heath.

EMPORTA. Kan, Feb. 22.-The chief
of police of Syracuse, N. Y, who had
telographed to the sheriff of Lyon coun.
ty an accurate description Of the man
Heath, held here for attempted forgery,
now states that he is probably Professor
H. P. Heath, formally of Cornell uni.
versity, who is wanted at Syracuse for
forging a $3.50 draft in February, 1892.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01
Six People Rurned 20 Deatr.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 24.-Four
and a half blocks of the residence and
business portion Of the city On Ouachita
avenue were burned Friday morning.
As far as known there have been six
persons burned to death, but rumors are
rife Of others missing and the number
of fatalities may be increased TO a score
when the death roll is called.
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Tuesdav. al. ea.

The senate gave another day to tina sun
cry civil appropriation bill without com.
pleting it and without taking action on
the vital points concerning financial leg
islation The important feature was a
short, sharp and decisive contest on the
sugar bounty question: resulting in the
success of those advocating the payment
OF the bounty pFematurely cut off by the
enactment OF the tariff law, The proposed
bounty aggregates S., 2OO,O0O, as stated in
the amendments adopted.
The house passed the bin providing for
board OF Cancellation aud arbitration, to
mediate and settle the differences between
common carriers and their employees. A
bill was also passed to provide for the pub
ieation of bulletins of the department of
labor and also to aid the Baltimore expo
sitiOn to be held in 1897.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01

HALIFAX, n. S., Feb. q. = The
schooner L. J. Sslig, from st. Kits, ar
rived here. She reports that on. Feb. 81
she passed the wreck Of the S-mas ted
schooner Florence J. Allen of Bath,
Ne, 458 tons. Her mizzenmast was
standing, but the other masts and bow
spirit were gone. The vessel was full Of
water and her crew were nowhere
visible
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01
Wanted For the Whiting Murder.

HoLTON, Kan, Feb. 2G.-Sheriff Nay.
Tor has in custody q man who is thought
70 be the one who attempted to rob the
Rock Island depot at Whiting last 0ctO.
Der and killed the agent, W, Il. Early,
He answers to the description complete.
~, and circumStantial evidence is ali
against him.
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slcRrihn sn.noa.ls nm.

SALEM, Or, Feb. 26.-The struggle
for the election Of q successor to J. Il.
D0lph IN the United States sensse,
which has been carried on in the legis-
ia5uTe for 81 days, eane to close as
1I:45t IA. Saturday night by tins slse.
tian s. George n. Mcbride. ex.seeEs.
tary CT state.
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BRITIsH MINISTRY SUSTAINED.
Result of the Voting In the House Of Com
mons a Sunrise,

NosuiV Oh IIIs 4OIins IN inc AOu8o OF COm-
mons a Surprise.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-Lord Rosebery's
administration has passed successfully
through storm which its opponents
said would Oyerwhelm it and which
many of its friends believed would re-
quire the most shllful craftsmanship to
weather. Despite the predictions of
the Conservative papers and the more or
less badly disguised fears of the Liberal
organs, the government came out of the
contest with flying colors and major
ity that surprised even those who would
at no time admit there was a chance Of
defeat.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01

Nzw YoRE, Feb 25.-Tlie visible sap.
Pr q grain rs complied By the New
York Produce exchange IS as follows
Wheat 7s475, coo hu., increase, 1 .25s,
g93 b. corn II, 9sG, Geo bu., Increase.
8 9Ist bu; 0ats. g. ~. 900 bg.. decrease
s s9 III.
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KiIraIn-NTaher FIrht On.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-The fight be.
tween Jake Kilrain and Peter Maher,
March IL, at Keystone, is off. KilraiH
will meet Steve O'Donnel, Champion
Corbett's sparring partner, instead
This is because of Makers recent defeai
by Jim Hall.
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HaIl - 80 snhdenlr.

HIAwATHA, Kan, Feb, s3.-W. P.
Hall, travelling salesman for tbs Hall
Safe and Lock company Of Cincinnati,
died in this city, sOOn after eating a
hearty breakfast. The coroner VIII in.
yestigate. Hall had family living in
Topeka.
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Sellers Enocked Ont Lennon.

MARsHALLTOwN, Ia, Feb. 27.-Jim
Sellers, the colOred welterweight cham.
pion of Iowa, and Harry Lemon Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, fought a finish fighl
with two ounce gloves outside the city
limits, Lemon was badly punished anC
knocked out in the seventh round.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01

ATLANTIC, Ia, Feb. 27.-The firm Of
Crawford & Hollowell, prOprietors Of
The Daily aud Weekly Telegraph, was
dissolved, K. s. Crawford retiring. s..
P Ayres, formerly Of the Knoxville
Journal, has purchased a half interest,
and the firm name will be Ayres & Hol
lowell.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01
NEWS OF KANSAS.

Congressman harris Daughter sGlsises
WASHINGTON. Feb. sl.-Mrs. Lavinia
BOhannon. daughter Of William A Har.
rs. congrssSmap-at,larga from Kansas,
who eloped with ME. Boha8noa, q liv.
eryman of LUray Va, last August, com.
mitted suicide by taking poison.
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IVn. sollinr Rnrns rnln-

KANSAS Cry. Feb. ga man who
gave his name rs Georges McGabeTa,
and who said he was a farmer at Ellis,
Kan, was arrested with 81, sol in ccant
erfeit gold and silver coin on his person
McGabern had attempted 20 sell q
stranger $500 Of the stun.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01

Matt W. Ransom
Of North Carolina,
to be envoy eX-
traordinary and
minister plenipo-
tsntiary of the
United States to
Mexico. Imnle-
diately after the
nomination was
received Senator
Blackburn moved
an executive ses-
sion, and the nom
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80 olnai,o - 80

SouqH OMAHA, Feb. "a 4glI.E e. eeeipts.
200 head 800 to 1863 lbs. S4etg5lJi 100 60
1893 lbs, Ss0gg459 30. to ;ll53 lbs, e. 7442s: .
choice cOssi g S5I9.5 So common COWS sI.2S1
% snot feeders. S2e95353t common feeseFs
FEs5s2sl Asae5css strong 70 toe higher
h0as-Reeeipts. $50 head; fisht. S. s55 50;
mixed. s3.6osss5; heavy. s. as Market
stronger.
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ReIntIrs 81 ssnatoE IsnI Insane.

VALPARAISO, Ind, Feb. z7.-John E.
Hill, aged % years, a student at the
normal school, has gone insane from
over study. His home Is at Fillmore,
NY. BE is "a relative OF Senator Hill.
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- On.rstora Organlze.

PETsBURe, Feb. 27.--An organization
Of coal operators in the Pittsburg dis
trict has been effected. IL takes in all
che operators and will result IN doubling
the Ontput Of the district.
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Elect the Old Board.

New YORK. Feb 27.-The Postal Tels-
graph company elected the old board Of
directors with the exception Of J. 0.
Stevens, who is succeeded by Edgar O,
Rradlev
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wemen's n.afioD.I co.,.,I.

WASHINGTON. Feb. sf.-The second
week Of che triennial session OF the na.
slS'aal council Of women opehsd with a
prolonged discussion OF ths tonic of
equal pay feF equal work.
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Favor the Olnsy Bin.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 27.-Both houses passed
a joint memorial to congress in favor Of
0lney's arbitration bill.
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Government Bul Rejected.

CARIsTIANA, Feb. 27.-The strothing
has rejected the government bill provid'
ing for an increase Of the tobacco duty.
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81 Traasllrr stsl.n..nl-

WASHINGTON, Feb. q. Today s stats-
isent OF the condition Of the treasury is
. loiieYs: Available cash balance.
$40, 0o3, 1856 gold reserve, s75. 273. 5s9.
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Rain All Over NshrssLn

OMAHA, Feb. 27.-Reports from differ,
ent parts Of the state say that the hsav-
lest rain for a year has fallen.
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RANSOM WILL GO TO MEXICO.

North Carolina Senator'S Nomination
Promptly Confirmed by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The president
sent to the senate the nomination of
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PRovmENCE. R. J.. FED. 2I.--C. Far.
num & Son. leather dealers. Of this city,
have assigned with heavy liabilities.
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ssiiross ssss,..s, ! ~

zsEHsssares, Feb. 2-lfeerge ".
.elapssus president Of the Ohio River
way died aers from acnte pnsa
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TRAITORS IN THE PoPUusT CAMP.


Editors Unearth a Conspiracy 70 Hand
Them Over to the New Silver Party.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 25.-It developed
today that nearly half the delegates to
the National Reform Press association
left for their homes last night because,
as was stated by one Of those remaining,
Of their disgust of the effort to white
wash the national executive committee
of the Peoples party. 1t was not until
this morning that the action taken in
the secret session last evening became
known. 1t appears that the editors had
a very hot time Of it over the efforts Of
the more radical members to have reso-
lutions adopted condemning the course
adopted by the national committee,
headed BY Chairman Taubeneck, who,
it IS alleged, are trying to turn over the
Peoples party to the new silver party,
now organizing, and foreswear the tenets
advocated in the Omaha platform.
The radical element succeeded in get
tinga committee to draft such resolu-
ton, but when the committee retired
for that purpose the wrangling, which
had been manifested in the convention,
was transferred to the committee, and
after two hours of practically fruitlsss
debate the best that could be done was
the framing of resolutions mildly re-
minding Mr.. Taubeneck and his col
leagues that he had departed from the
Populist ranks and asking him to
follow out the directions Of the
Omaha platform These were adopted
In the convention and how the radicals
propose to continue the aght IN the ed
itOrial columns Of their papers.
At today's meeting the association en-
dorsed the Industrial Legion, which Is
an organization of Popalis5 political
clubs. Of which Paul Yandervoort Of Ne
braska is commander in-chief. Wander.
WORT went before the association today
and said If he had the support Of the
editors national COMMITTEES he could in
crease the membership to 2.OOo. 600 IN s
year
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SENATOR RANSOM. ination was forth
with taken up and confirmed by the
unanimous vote Of the senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

Harry Maddox will try for the five miles record to-
morrow afternoon.
lows. named Louis and John l.. Benner Louis is
four years old and he had "a handicap OF 100 yards
six years OF age. Louis won. amid frantic cheers
from the spectators, In minute and Id Of second
Fl: X Roe. who finished second In nth the MN heat
going to w. A. Brown. Charles Murphy. OF Brook
n showed up in better form than usual Many
championship, and when the judges gave tne race
fairly lifted his wheel the tape and he seemed
to have won by few Inches
In the fourth race f. D. White. OF New-York. fell
from his wheel and was severely injured.
WINNERS IN THE RACES.
The summaries OF the days follow:
FIRST RACE.
Half mile tnovIcs,-rrs, hsatawOn by W. Swan
b'"TsS '" Century KY" cycle as
second hea,-won by Alvin b: Wise Harlem wheelmsn;
Jersey A. G.. third. Time-iia3 5.
Final heat--won by E. W. swanbrcugh;. Denver; Alvin
Keyport third Tlme-li % Won easily by a length
and a half; ten lengths between second and third.
SECOND RACE.
Two-thirds mile (open Class B)-First heat-won by
H. H. Maddox, Asbury Park. third. Time-i42ao
ssfs.s :onS BY Berger
Third hea,-won by Charles Murphy Brooklyn: A: y.
Kennedy. Chicago second L. A. Callahan. Buffalo. third
Fourth heat-won by Arthur Gardner. Chicago: E. C.
Johnson Cleveland second J. Fred. Barry. Syracuse
third. Time-l:4s 45.
Fifth heat-won by c. R. Coulter Toledo Fred II.
Allen. Syracuse. second; b. b. Bird. ST. Paul. third
Time-1:49 2-5.
Sixth heat-won by Frank J. Jenny. Utica; Charles H.
Callahan buffalo second L. C. Johnson. Cleveland third.
Tme-2:42 2-5
Final heat-won by E. C. Bald. Buffalo; Charles
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berger Syracuse second; W. A. Terril Syracuse third
FIFTH heat-won by r. H. st.enson. Utica: L. A. Gala
han buffalo. second Time-i:3o.
heawon by k s%; bsson hd TIM.
XII kiaHFs ss. chicago '''''''
seventh heswon by T9usr oT slsdO r wS%
Whe san.' third. Time 81 40
Eighth heaswOn by RAYMOND MSp0n RTck Reading
third n a., Time"i2o a.
W,n,h hea,-Won by Otto Zeigler. San Jose: II. P.
third Time-i 25 So
sem,nnals tarst heaD-won by Charles Murphy Brook
TO- third. Time-i:2i 10.
second heat-won by Raymond Mcdonald, New York:
4 tn,ra. Zine; Time-, ?sI IS o'''
p pr"id Hew-York second Charles Murphy. Brooklyn
third Time 30 2-5.
rwo.mile (handcap: Glass b: specsD-Flrs heat won
By GnSIls' Go cS SSIss .esons
Yards. ard:oS nad EaT dsS a S
hssw0n BY An M' ysSS s sssand
SIsnlss nsS saras osh FRED H0"''' chester
ThFs R. sss" Chicago d,s yaras'
sards fourth; l.. C johnson" Cleveland 80 y"Fd' NTH
ysr% 'nS; Tsriy Davidson bradford ss ys,d second
Monte ~ Scot .nss one sns second and h
SIXTH RACE
One mile (open; Class A; nrst heaO-C. H. Henss.
Riyerton A. A., and Bert Ripley. Newark made dead
heat; W. l.. Eckhardt. baltimore. third Tme-2ai 10
Second heat-Won by H. q. Winter. Tonawanda: Alvin
". Monroe. Cohoes. second: W. Piccaren. third Time
$40 40
Third heat--Won by Charles Ieatherbury. Baltimore: o.
IT, underhl. New York second Fred Toeli. hunaio'
third. Time-3NO 30
Fourth heat-won by Y. u. STOW. Springfield; w
tiarbeau, New-York, second Hay Dawson. NSwsfork ~
g., third, Time-a;i2
Fifth racc-Won by Thomas Hutler. Boston. Charles
Ertx New York second: g. iienshaw Greenwich 'h'ra
Time-a02 90
sixth heat-Won by H. w. Caldwell Manchester; Charles
Mofer New York seconds w. Murray Syracuse. sh'Fa
Time-2A< S5
sevsnth hea-won by w Douglass. Nsw. York ~, An
iec Club Charles Spencer Baltimore secondi e. SAfh
storm King third Tme-x,t0
Eighth hsat-won h y. D. WHITE Liberty whssmsn'