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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18

To,sl sales, 24s, 300. Market closed
steady.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18

After 1890 the deceased had told wit
riage and the Nantasket Beach affair.
Asked ro explain this.iatter trouble by
her con 81 she said she would prefer not
to and toe question was not pressed. DR..
Gardner said that the decsased's desire
for the man tnat did his writing was an
irrational one. Her father was at the
same time under the impression that he
was to be requested to undergo q surgi-
cal operation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18

Sheep. e,0o).
Heavy shipping hogs, 2.95a3.25.
May. wheat puts. 1888; calls, s0L.
Corn, May puts, ....; calls, .....
May. Curb Wheat. .....
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-18
WE OFFER

81 WEYBOSSET STREET.
The sun., 1896-10-09

Twenty -one men faced the traps at Dexter Park
yesterday afternoon In the regular monthly iIvebrd
shoot OF the Unknown Gun Club Some rnttlIng good
scores were made considering the class OF birds
being OF the very best quality anu majority blue
color TIE contest was tan iicap arAr. and TO make
II more Interesting each shooter contributed 81
purse. hch ded into three paris So 80 and 20
per cent. A c. Rankin and Id ard 4. Nroome divided
Sands, A 4. jennings John Knebel. and Patrick J.
Sweeney divided second money while William L.
Skidmore, Louis Kalu. Robert smith, Moses Brown,
and Henry Bormermann divided third money Dur
ing the afternoon q large nshhavk came sailing
across tho grounds, in Close proximity to the shoot
ers and by exec lent shot John knebei brought IL
down. Tho scores follow;
First vent-Regular monthly club shoot at seven
live birds each, for CLUB badges and three money
prizes: handicap risHs. A. c. Rankin. 23 yards, a
Edward A. Nroomr. 2- yards. :. James Il. Soorhies.
% yards. O: william Sands, 2a yards Is: A. L. Jen
nings. 27 yards. D. John Knrbe 25 Yards 81 Patrick
Sweeney. 2s yards VIM Skidmore. IS yards Louis
Kab. 25 yards, 5 Robert smith. 25 yards. 5: Moses
Richard Timke. 29 yards, A. John Boiling. 26 yards
3. John Nagts. 25 yards 3: Henry Staden. 25
yards. 8, John Akhurst. 23 yards. s; Edward Haul
20 yards 2: Edward Kane quest. 25 yards. a: vii.
liam quick lguesp. o5 yards, 3: William Roth guest,
20 yards, withdrew on the third round without scor
ing.
Second event-sweepstAkes at three live birds
each - entrance. one money Sweeney, s. Boomer.
mann, 9: Kane. o: quick, u,
The proposed match between Louis c. Davenport
and Rolla HeikeS Et ity v. birds each which was to
have taken place at Dexter Park. is on for the pres
ent Of least as Davenport has gone to the Adiron.
dacks for deer.
The sun., 1896-10-09
MORE TROUBLE FOR SPAIN.
A Spanish Newspaper Says There 10 n Wa
Cloud In Porto kIco.

A Spanish Newspaper Says There 10 n War
Cloud In Porto kIeo.
MADRID, Sept. 24.-Referring to Porto Rico,
Ell Dtd says:
1T is known that the secessionist Juntas in
Now York. Venezuela. and Santo Domingo are
preparing expeditions against our rule in Porto
Rico. 1t is said, moreover that President Crespo
of Venezuela approves of such an expedition.
Capt.-Gei. Marin has list OF all the men i'm
plicated in the conspiracy. He knows whrro
secret meetings are being held, and has every
proof of what is going on.
at Isabella where DIR. Gomez Cucras was i'm
prisoned. Soon after this Oswaldo Abrii was
arrested at Aguadilla. and the police searched
tho houses OF Luis A. Torregorsa and Pedro
Aceyedo. sidents OF that city"
1t is said that tho United States claim for tho
diers in Cuba has reached the State Depart
ment. Commenting on this, the H,rdid0 says;
THE United States knows that to get what
she wishes, all she has to do is to squeeze hard
One of our Colonies, who has fought bravely in
Cuba for eight months has not been promoted
yet to Brigadier-General as the result of Amer
lean claims"
The steamer Ciudad 10 Cadiz took from Ha-
vana 255 sck soldiers or about one hundred
more than the number mentioned in the Havana
papers.
Senior Pidal. President Of the Chamber of
Deputies. has visited Senior Leon Castillo 70
inquire ~ to the authenticity Of the letter said
to have been received by the latter from Gen
Antonio Maceo in reference to Cuban affairs
an extract OF which was given in this corre-
spondence. The letter Is pronounced to be au-
thentic. MRceo's remark that Senior Canovas
speaks like q British statesman and acts like q
Turkish politician has greatly mortified the
The sun., 1896-10-09

pounder.
George Siddons has been matched to box John Lane
weeks
commended,
nsSs % mSPf and ns
bi.lty have 1T out at the Union Park A. c
pHddy SH,in h3EsetS artsr SnStnGr meeting with
him in a few rounds @e"''' "e va ue'e''
Jim Hall said yesterday that he is going to Caror.
1dnr ma IN teT %eeks to arrange MATCH WIN Steve
clubs win give purse and expenses
george Dixon's manage told a Sun reporter yes
$500 purse and b the latter the same amount on
the outside that Dixon viii win. Dixon Will also
night pal Hawkins II the latter will agree scale
l20 pounds
After & Joe Cans % wa; defeated BY IA, Hawkins,
purse to box Hawkins before his club in ffteen
round pout at lHs pounds. Cans wouldn't accepr,
herty or Boston.
mysterious" Billy Smith accompanied nv Jim
NY Hs Kelly ms hHnaSer and Edaie @ Gonnoy the
nSa nS. 70 s ss, + To@ lSSSnf ~S d says he any
are 10 sail for England on oct. II.
lnt sporsc TO challenge which recently ap.
peared in ,TH sux from George Justice, HuEhy
tce nj Zee pounds. Should justice denur o'SeiiI
announces thar he WIN night any other man at that
cluded TO night only At lis pounds in the future.
The ten.round nght between Mike Leonard and
Jimmy judge. which takes place at Scranton on
TO morrow night Is attracting much in this
city. Tho VIII nGht for a purse OF $3.50
Word comes from Scranton that Judge is a g to j
favorire. Leonard arrived there Yesterday and a
delegation escorted him all over town
Kid McPartland's recent success has stirred many
OF the local Light weights TO action pan Gallagher
manager for Ril!y Ernst. the Brooklyn pugiiist
WIN has also done some good hRhtng OF late visit.
ed The SuS oge yesterday afternoon and said that
Ernst would Ike to meet Mcfarland Mt lY3
pounds either for a limited number of rounds or
To a nnish
Jack Madden Of brooklyn, who was matched To
meet Jack Warl. the ever nonpaSeil OF Newark y.
j. in twcntN rnUn bout before the Eureka Athletic
Club Of baltimore. hroke his hand yesterday whne
boxing. Dave SESan NJ Boston has consented 10
take Madden place sullivan, IL will he remembered
broke thrc" Of liohhy CuunnKhamS ribs In contest
at the Bohemian sporting Club,
The sun., 1896-10-09

The next Moor contains the general library OF
the association. and on the next is the reference
library. The decorations throughout the build
ing are simple, hut rich in effect.
The guests and members Of the association
spent last evening in inspecting the various de-
partments of the building. Fully 1900 visited
the house; and mose OF the prominent memoers ners
officers, and tho representatives of for
eien Governments in the city wero there.
Among them were Judge Smyth, Con-
gresham Franklin Bartlett. Judge Will
lard Bartlett Elihu Root. James G; Carter,
Deianeld Of the Rapid Transit Com mission.
Surrogate Fitzgerald. Joel Is. Erhart. Prof.
Drissler, Percy Sanderson, the British Consult
The sun., 1896-10-09
StAbiemen Strike.

Thirty men employed by John F. Cammann.
who keeps the Winthrop Stables, l6l TO 1877
West 1921 street, went out on a strike on We'd
neSday because Teddy" Hanson, who belongs
to the, union OF which they are all members. was
not allowed TO cl!p a horse with common clip
pers. Alr; amman spent all Wednesday try
ing To mud men to Nil the strikers places.
Meanwhile the patrons OF the stables were
compelled To look after their own rigs. and two
po!cemen were sent over from the West l25th
street station 10 dsperse the strikers. who had
congTeGated around the doors OF the stables.
Yesterday afternoon walking delegate of tho
union visited CRmmann ana promised 10 bring
the men back, providing CRmmnnn would sign
al agreement to raise their pay 81 IA week. He
gave tammann twenty-f four hours TO decide.
Meanwhile the men went Dack to work.
The sun., 1896-10-09
BISHOP kEANE EUL0GIzeD.
Public Meeting In Washington to Express
Regret mt His Departure.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. s.-Carroll Institute Hall
WAS crowded to tho doors to night with an su-
dience that came to listen to speeches expressive
parture of Bishop John ]. keane, late rector Of
the Catholic University of America.
The meeting was nor-sectarian. Associate
Justice Morris of the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict, and q leading Catholic, presided. About
him were seated nun Der OF the Catholic clergy
Of the city: also the Rev. DR.. Rankin. President
OF Howard University: the Rev. DR.. Whitman.
President OF Columbia College: Prof. Gallau-
det of the Government Asylum Of the Deaf and
Dumb; Gen. T. NJ. Vincent, L. S. A; Gen. A.
W. Greeley. Y. $. A.; Pension Commissioner
trict, President Maurice of Rockhill College
and others.
Mr.. Justice Morris gave the KEY TO all the ad-
dresses when he said that they had assembled
TO testify their appreciation of the character Of
Bishop Keane and for no other purpose.
Eulogistic addresses were made by the Rev.
Father Richards. President OF Georgetown Col
lege: the Rev. DR.. Rankin. who spoke of Bishop
keane's broad Americantsm ana patriotism
eafn,,, Gen; Greeley who spoke q his high Si
circles of the national capllal; Commission er
Truesdell. who smoke of his interests in the
material prosperity Of the city and his enlight-
testtfying TO the abilities and worth OF the dis
tinEuished prelate.
The resolutions adopted testify to the univer-
sal esteem and regard for Bishop Keane held by
regret at his termination with the university.
and are otherwise warmly euloGistic
The sun., 1896-10-09
sPAIS,s HkW RECR UI1s.
She Has Csiisa Out All the Men Available
In This Year's Cos sorlption.


| HAVANA, Oct. "a Madrid despatch says
that all tho available men of this years con-
! scription have been called to service. Forty
| i've thousand men are assigned TO the penin-
sula, 10000 to Cuba. 5000 to tho Philippine
| Islands, and 1000 to Porto Rico. II Is esti-
mated that $4,000 will buy their redemption
from military service. At S400 each this will
bring 100000 to the empty treasury and
cause the ruin of thousands of families.
Twenty-Five thousand men of the Cuban contin-
gent will bo shipped in November and the re-
naming $4,000 will be kept in Spain ready to
replace losses.
The public here rdicule the police report that
n secret revolutionary club was discovered at a
house in Neptune street. The story of the cedar
log dug up so as to conceal In Its place muni-
tions to be sent to the patriot army is con-
sidered preposterous. The men arrested in con-
nection with this AFFAIR are Jose Belen: Soca
Juan Garcia LENA, Jose Pelnez RODRIGUEZ. Joa-
quin Iguaras, Vicente Lopez Fernandez, Sill
These men are accused also of facilitating the
escape of Antonio Lopez Coloma, political
prisoner now at the military hospital OF san
It is again said that che university will re-
main closed during the present school year
A new supply of mules for the Spanish army
The steamer Santiago takes back to Spain ono
Major, three Captains, three Lieutsnants, one
comrnissary officer. one physician. and 20s pri:
Yates all sick or wounded. and the political
prisoners Jose Maria Castillo, Benigno Benegal
Gregorio Joba. VictorianO Ribalta, Mario Nelez,
Emiliano Traba. and oscar Zubizarresa. Tho
last named is the man whose sentence to death
was commuted, and this act OF clemency al
most caused u Ministerial crisis in Spain.
Lieut. Col. Frances. the Spanish commander
who was defeated at one of the recent engage
ments In Pnnr del Rio has arrived in this city
sick with dysentery.
The police at Sagua la Grande have captured
n printing press said to be intended for the pa
triots.
As q means to maintain tho price of bank
bills tho Spanish Bank has asked the Madrid
Government TO authorize Gen Weyler to re-
csive the new currency In payment of the drafts
issued by the treasury here against the Minis
ter OF Colonies.
The Spanish General Gasco, has called to arms
all men tt for military service In Guanajay.
The Cuban exiles. DIR. Oscar de los Reyes and
Juan Miguel Ferrer, were embarked yesterday
In Cadiz for the Chafarinas Islands. Aurelia
Castillo de Gonzalez. tho widow OF the Spanish
Colonel. Francisco Gonzalez del Hayo, has been
ordered to leave the island.
Sehor Ximeno. manager Of the Havana United
Railroad Company. has been arrested and fined
$50 by the civil Governor of MatanZas, on the
charge that employees Of the company violate
Weylers bank bill edct. The Matanzas sta
tion master has been fined for the same reason.
The latest Madrid dispatches say that Gen.
Blanco will soon be recalled from the Philip
pines. His probable successor as Captain-Gen-
eral OF the Philippine Islands will be Gen.
Serbia or Gen. Correa
The sun., 1896-10-09
Odds mad Ends OF Sports.

BosToS, oct S.--The annual athletic contests
between Phillips Andover and Exeter academies
seems now almost an assured thing from the ac.
tion taken at school meeting yesterday morning
Visibility OF resdmlng the Exeter An lover games
be referred TO the Athletic Advisory Committee
with power "a act. II ENeter's action is as favor
able as Aniover's Is considered without much
doubt the strained relations between these two
preparatory schools will. soon be at an end. an a
fooibRll game ~ once arranged.
The joint Eames and reception OF Company c. .
Twelfth Regiment, ana the New West Side Athletic
Club, which tAkss place on tuesday. Nov IL are
attracting considerable attention from athletes
AS They are the rst set OF Indoor games in this cit
this fall. The events open to all amateurs are;
siTty'yard run, handicap; II0 yard run. handIrap;
$50 yard run, SCRATCH for novices; one. mile run
handicap; one mile walk. handicap; running nigh
Jump, handicap; ant Iwo.mllC bicycle race, nan.
dicap. There also VIII he half mile run in fatigue
uniform, open To members of the regiment.
The sun., 1896-10-09
THE FIGHT AT CEJA DEL NEGRO.
Gen. BernAI Says IL Was the FIsreest
Battle Ever FosEht In Cuba.

HAVANA, Oct. g. Gen. Bernal. whose troops
were recently in battle with Maceo's forces. has
arrived here. lie 10 i'll. He gives further de-
tails OF the engagement at Celia del Negro.
After the insurgents were dislodged from their
first poSiton the troops encamped on their
ground. Later, tho insurgents, 1000 strong,
tried TO surround the troops.
A desperate fight ensued. a fight which Gen.
Bernal saws was nercer than ever before oc.
CURED in a Cuban war. The insurgents were
finally repulsed. They retreated III the dirsc-
lion OF the Great Hills. Besides the Officers
previously reported killed Lieutenant Colon eli
lost his life in this engagement.
Tho steamer GuRniCaunicO. which arrived
here to-day, brought l7b sick soldiers from the
Province OF PinRr del Rio.
CasImiro PiedrahitO will be shot to- morrow
morning at the Cabana Fortress for the crime
Of rebellion.
The sun., 1896-10-09
sUSBEAMs FROM CUoUMBER-
IL Fills the Spanish Breast with Joy to
BE Well Thrnahed.

IL Fills the Spanish Breast with Joy TO
BE Well Thrnshed.
HAVANA, Oct 3-El Didrio de, EJtueito. mil
itary organ prints the following:
"On Sept. 22 Lieut.-Col. Esteban left Man
tua. in Pinar del Rio. with q company Of
the Cantabria Battalion and three companies
from San Ouintin. and marched southeast to-
ward the Chiva hill. near Montezuelo. On the
following evening four more companies arrived
commanded by Col. Francisco san Martin
M9st Of the next ,S day passed Gnietiy A9Sas
which, at II. became heavier. and four cannon
shots from the insurgent ranks alarmed our
AT daylight next morning the firing was
heavier. But the groans of our wounded men
aselorious to REQ them climb those high hilis
and force the cowardly and treacherous enemy
TO abandon their intrenchments.
San Felipe hills. This gave us short rest
before the great engagement that was before US.
dered the advance toward the large plain OF
Montezuelo. where only corpses were to be
seen In ms streams l. OF 0iood ~ No,hanE h hapPeHea
Felipe. but as soon as we descended TO the plain
we saw that all the heights were in possession
losses. The branches OF the trees were carried
away by the shots of the insurgents. Here the
brave Lieut.. Moreno of Cantabria was wounded
"Thousands OF tho enemy. repeat were on
the heights, and 80 1t was necessary TO order a
retreat. which was gloriously accomplished
The most brilliant pages OF our history do not
afford a parallel case.
After the battle. hurrahs for Spain. for the
King and tho army filled the air All thoughts
and all eyes were turned TO Spain. No pen can
describe the enthusiasm of the troops before,
during. and after the battle.
"Only one dark fact prevented their joy from
being complete. Faithful friends and com pam
ions were on littere, wounded by the well-aimed
projectiies OF our enemies: nevertheless. with
smiling faces they asked for the whereabouts of
their com mpanions.
THE enemy lost perhaps 800 men and we lost
ffty-nine, nearly all seriously wounded"
The sun., 1896-10-09
JOIIIEGS ABOUT TOWN.

Senator German arrived at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening.
Chairman Charles w. Hackeu OF the Republican
STATE Committee, who has been at Garden CIty as
he guest OF eH Senator anu Mrs Fiat, has re.
Hotel
Patrick Horan. laborer, was found dead In bed
In his room In buliivans Hotel, at fremont and
ated by gas which. It is believed. became turned
on accidentally.
Policeman John j. Hickey OF the Oak street SQUAD
wRnts IL announced thar he Is not the Policeman
Hickey who Is TO be tried by the Police Board Tor
bribery. That Policeman Hickey "a MirhneI
Hickey OF the Leonard street squad.
The sun., 1896-10-09
Reception to Clara Barton.

WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-A reception was given
Miss Clara Barton, President OF the American
Reu Cross, who has recently returned from an
expedition In relief of the Armenans. in tho
parlors OF the Shoreham Hotel this evening
from to q O'Clock.
The chief decorations of the parlors were the
nags OF all nations. and tho orchestra during the
reception discourssd the national airs OF the
was assisted IN receiving by Dr. julius Hubbell,
Field Agent of the Red Cross; Mr.. A. VI. Wistar
ana Mr. George II. Pullman, who accompanied
Miss Barton 10 Armenia, and her co-workers
The sun., 1896-10-09
ii"t 10 ~ = Iva Aslu' ~
class, trotting: purse 81 900 unfinished.
Victor, u. G., by sea King, dam un,
Match Races a, Fleetwood To-day

Two match races are to be decided thIs after.
noon at Fleetwood Park. The PAGERS Blue : -
@:Osl4. and Rebus, 2:l2i4. will compete !o'
$3.50 stakes. and the Brooklyn trotters EthS.
Mack and Agnes Morrell are TO settle fr end
Is DISPUTE. which arose at the Mneola far :o'
a wager or $500 q side. In addition 10 these
races Nathan StrRus and J. w. Cornish w.
drive their noted road horses Cobwebs.
and David B.. 2.0OI4. to beat the track re- .u'!
to road wagons David Is. has trotted IN "
TO wagon. driven 10y jerome whsp!ry. ami Nf
Straus has driven his own horse IN 2 I4'4 t-0
same way hitched.
The sun., 1896-10-09
LAWYERS IN A NEW HOME.
BAR <ssoCI<TIoN GIVES a House
WARMING.

Mayor Strong and Other Lnymen Inspect
Its New BuiidinE In West Forty.rourth
Street-Chier Justice Fuller Unable 20
Deliver an Address as Was Expected.
Tho new building Of the Bar Association at 4o
West Forty-fourth street was opened TO the
members OF the organization and their friends
for the first time last evening. An Informal re-
ception was held. but there was no speaking.
The guests were received in the corridor at the
The sun., 1896-10-09
OFF ON A FILIBUs1ER CHASE.
The Cruiser Newark Leaves jackson VILE
to Intercept the Dnunticss.

10 HHtSFctpt tHe UHuutIVHH'
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct s.Thc cruiser
Newark hastily took on o supply OF coal and
provisions here to-day. dispatches having come
for he- TO proceed southwark. and. il posi-
BILE, intercept the steamer Dauntless. which
left port four days ago ostenstby for Bruins
wick to pull of storm.Etranded vessels The
fact that the Dauntless did not reach Bruins
wick, with other circumstances. led the Span
lsh Vice Consul here to make formal compliant
10 the Collector, who teegraphed TO The Treas
ury Department for instructions. These came
to-day. and the Newark left.
During the excitement OF election fifty strange
Cubans arrived In the city and scattered in
twos and threes among ci cap boarding houses
OF the town. This morning they left on the
East Coast line for Piscayne BAY. Three car
,eded them the night before. II is believed
here that the transfer OF fuel. arms. and men
will he made of Biscayne. The Newark will
have TO drive hard to catch the Dauntess
What has become OF the Laurada is not known,
but it is thought she has reached here ere now.
The sun., 1896-10-09
Howard Gou,d,s Protest.

LONDON. Oct. s.-The Ynchtsmdn, in a long
editorial on the subject OF Howard Gould's pro-
test against the action of the committee OF the
Yacht Racing Association In boarding and ex-
amning the yacht Niagara without Mr.. Gould's
knowledge, contends that Mr.. Gould is certainly
justified in claiming that the council of the
Yacht Racing Association shoul Id explain its
conduct The paper cri!icses the Council for
its action in the matter.
The sun., 1896-10-09
BAR ASSOCIATIONS NEW HOME.

Forty-fourth street entrance by George l..
Rives. Charles a. Peabody. Jr., and Charles
Field. Thomas Thatcher. George w. Wickers-
ham. and George II. Adams.
The new building extends through the block
to Forty-third street. the main entrance being
on Forty fourth street. Tho first floor consists
Of a long marble corridor. with reading rooms,
coat rooms, and offices each side. On the
next floor is the assembly room. decorated in
The sun., 1896-10-09
where Yesterday. Fires Were.

A. h.-s'5o. os Broome street, Warren Estate.
damage trihlng: ll:20 7i Avenue C. damage trlning:
$3.50, 66l second avenue, August Ochal. damage
SlO0 800 East Third street Philip Gamer. d.
maze $50 Woo. .45S East FIIteth street. Hugh =.
P.M.-is ~, l76 Fast llath street, julius Jeiilt,
damage $50: 2;55, 1915 WestCheAtpr avenue ARM
Renson, damage 500. "
The sun., 1896-10-09
The Rev. DR.. Mcconuers Inuoy.t,op

The Rev. DR. 5. d. Mcconnell, tho new rector
Of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Brook lyn.
has introduced an innovation In the services by
arranging for afternoon instead of evening SER
vices on sunday. They VIII he held al 4:3O
features.
The sun., 1896-10-09

Generals; Mayor Strong, Edward Leuterbach,
Perry Belmont, Police Com mmlssioner Andrews,
Gen. Horace Porter. and Paul Cravath.
The association has already taken possession
of the building, and Its headquarters will here
after be there. Lord Chief Justice Russell of
England was invited TO remain In the country
until the opening, but he was not able to do so.
Chief Justice Fuller OF the United States Su-
preme Court, WHO vas in New York yesterday,
was expected tn deliver an address last evening.
but he was Obliged to return to Washington in
the afternoon.
The sun., 1896-10-09
R.daesd Rates ,o Washington. d. E,

FOR national eucSmpment Union Veteran Legion
Washington Oct. IL to ~, tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Will sell excursion tickets Washington at
single fare for the round trip Tickets on sale Oct
Bvs.-AIU. - "
The sun., 1896-10-09

Pure soap is as necessary TO han
as pure food U.s. WoOdOury's Fa-,1
Soap. II makes good compIexioAs.
The sun., 1896-10-09
Dudley Oicott and Jennis IuI Win at Dan
hurry.
2;igclAss, trottinE; purse $500.
Dudley OlcoI, ch 4, by Albert w. (MoS.

| DASBrRY Oct. S.-The races the Dapbury FAlT -
| day We're witnessed by 10000 persona The 80.