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Me. Pony yeue ego Buhmee' equue wee ‘ planet exelueively occupied by noblemen Ind mlllloneltee; but now elubl lane in- nded lte pteclnete, end I tew public oflleee have also crept in. The Junior Onlton Club . “Pen Hell on one tide end summer } «we on the other. end “The Beg”â€"the .. magnificent Army and New Olub~ooeuplee * _ theeouthweu eoner. ' The houee. No. 6 Bloomsbury Squne. Lon- ‘- ‘) don. In which Benjemln Dlneeu wee born, 7‘ h“ '“°’!.M.*nr9:d my 90qu home ‘n_l, , Lt Bnmhem Thorpe, the bkthpleoe 0! MN??? "1.3%".1‘5 “' 3% In! P I 3 0 m . e en h'hlehhe pleyed eeeehfld; theoldbeeeh heel end vulowe whleh overebedow the hook or “bum" in which he eelled hie littleboete eee boy. Theoldnetorylesone. keying been eupereeded by e new pereonege o! to: pretenetone end up the elope o! huhlntheperleh rletheentry of ptlem of "Boretlo Heleon" by hie “the moraine! note 0! eleter dete h the hendwdtlng o! the Admkel‘e brother, efletwerd Ken Nehon. recording the promo- 8' none et Bmhem Thorpe. Then in not even e more! monument to hie memory In the ebuxeh. It. Hoehehin. e benevolent guerdlen of that. Peneree Union, London, eoneelved [neatly the beppy tdee 0! giving e benquet to the eged weed o! m poorhouee. numbering ehbnndred old men end women. en over eemty by regnletlon. A dinner of melt heel. plum pudding end gooeebeny plee wee Meet! to the made 0! Moody end Ben-‘ tor hon ottondln Klug’o Oollogo School. A: a child ho toddl and nu ohout tho Iquoro undo: tho ohorgo oi o dork-0nd Jowloh nnm mold. Ltoiltogo ho woo-outta lomoil lohooi ot Walthunltow, conducted by I union oi Unltorion opinions. whoro ho to hoop hi- oohoolioliowo owoko ot night ”tolling thom shoot Itoriu. Whoa ohont mm or iiltoon you: old ho oxohongod Judoiom ior Chriotionity. boing boptirod in tho Church of St. Androw’l. Holbom. a. nut opont oyoor or two in o lowyor'o oflloo in tho noighborhood oi Old Jowry ond whot lo now Hoorgoto otroot; ond thou bolero he no twonty-ono ho utoninhod tho world by editing h journoi oi rodiool oontimonto ond publish- ing tho non! oi " Vivian Guy.” The report of the Innpeetor-Genetel of Bdfinh Milieu, Pd none direeu nuentlon to fine low type 0! intellect exhibited by men: at the prlnonern. who neem to be nemely nenponnlole ngente. The number oi men hpflnomd {or mime!) oflenoen mounted lent yen: to three neon; hnunnonn. Toxins the reeord of 100m Intel: in e pennl ner- vflude prince, it even (and thnt their nerviee In the nun: nveresed three :em nix months nix den. 0! whieh the; bed penned five loathe three demo: nbont one- eighth of the 'hOIO period, In prlnen. m. 1th a very hm mansion in 83. Jmu‘ mum. nut to London Home, the town (canons. of the Bishop 0! London. who bu 13rd Ruby on his uglghjaor on the other ‘ Norfolk House, London. where : son and Ink hu jun been born to tho Iii-toxic home of Roma. nu tho birthphgo 0131113 (3001-34: In 'A 1.. _ __-M,,IA A ”.13.“? gang. 11;: occurred at Met r. . ough, a poet ofidel belonging to Bhnwebuq, In both- lu. end uthough en expm Iflmmer, he wee borne out by the tide end drowned in the on 0! hi- wile end one of his children. poor fellow had Maul! IIVOd seven] live- in eh. Severn. end it we: only reoenuy the. he received the medel of tho non! Bunnie Boom, to: e mono in which he dil- m amt sell-nay. . anti. tad yet you], noghci {Iii afi‘iai 21 09: Ipullad civilized white bnthnn in It 1m dilcovmd n the coronal-’1 inquest on: tho body oi Edwud Patina, Izod ulna, tho. tho 13d lad been u o comm school authorized by the bohooi Bond two your. ind m had never hard 0! God. Ind could unbound no: writ... Thajnry nld: “ We «ago and civilian Zulu off the too. of the . The P112300 0! WM 1: to meet the Can-o- 'ltoh st Copenhagen. Lent thu event Ihonld ho invoctod with undue political important. tho Foreign N an Agencies have boon «kind to Ipuk o! it u simply an aunt do 12:25:11.. The Oznovnu Mule, alttex o! tho‘Punoou‘ 0! W11”. has been there {or mime, end the meeting is «in, nothing more then I {may petty. The body of A young mm drowned in the Bonn at Now Pun-go and buried unoluimed. wilontiflod u that oi Goats. Smith. 0! loamy. Woxmleuhiro. A young girl. to whom ho was ensued. died and Mt him £800, which ho in aid to hon bod with him whom he is“ home. No money, however, wu tound upon him. A Blemeee embeeey ie in London to open up e newline 0! connection between Indie end Chine which will ehorten the Voyege by 800 miles. end. it in hoped. inereeee the oom- Ineree. The digging of e one! to eonneet the two rivere which treveree the Meieyen peninenle ie their epeeiel objeet. London World teile ne thet the beby menie whieh ie new resins in Frenee ie not a! Enaiieh but at Yenkee origin. French lediee eilnpiy keep e peir oi eeelee in the nnreery. and betting between themeelvee on the weight 0! their oflepring. In the temiliee o! the Freneh upper eleeeee there ere eeidom more then two or three children. IE“ dinoâ€" nppliuuon to buolneu Ind. 16; “and the dormgement. p 11:. Mom Mellon. n unknown and in- flmlm machine bufldu in Nottinghm. hu commuted untold. while temporarily lnuno, Pg hanging. ltnwsg thew}: I} “plague-t The Bhomold Town Council hu molvod to t Pdnoo Loopold with u: sddnu 3nd 5 011th him st lunohson whon be com» to She eld on Oct. 10 to open the Univeult’ b , whleh heve been generously exacted u the one: o! Aldeunen Fink. Your thouund one hundred loan. 0! hood. nigh!“ {our tom. wen «had in on. day may It ":1qu human in Portsmouth (whom. being unfit to: hunt: 100d. Canon Bull Wilberforce. to thou his lym- thy with tho and.) “human hmd por- nnum in Bouthmpton pukl. hu jolnod the committee. and tnvltod the hand tomb: on Bud-n In tho dowry grounda. luau-h my pounce lump 1: to 50%;“; Ithubmuodlox tenuous. no who» on tho bony Ind. in Lynn Wt do“ not "mg. two quuma pox an. and but.) do» not amount to Ohm gum". \l ENGLISH COLUMN. The Boudomonionl are a peculiar religion poop]. oi Dmhnry. Conn. The: hon no moor or utmonl. but in their church II o oitouiu “his Mound which ihoy m on and”: sad alums Boripinroi mu. In October, 1877.dnring the unprecedented storm. e trnin on the Philadelphia Bending Beilroed run 01 the track into n nah-out, end eeverel per-one returning iron Pennypeeher iemiiy reunion in Pick- ering aniey were killed or injured. About forty unite grew out of the celcrnlty. end they hove excited greet intereet. The one of Hermon Andeuon u. the Philndelphie a Reading Beilrond Oompeny, which he: been coneidered e teet cue, we. decided on Betnr- day night by e verdict (or plcintlfl 102 83,500 dcmagee. The reilroed company will now tube the one to the Supreme Among the menyeupmtitione of which e loe! ot breed hee been the heeie. one of the etrengeet le thet which. in more then one Europeen eonntry. etteohee epeeiel illoluoh to the turning of the Ice! upeide down. In Bootlend. thle ie eoeounted for by e legend thet Sir Welter Monteith, the hetreyer oi Welleoe to the Englleh, mede thle eotion the eignel of etteek, whenee the revereing of e loel ln preeenee of e Montelth wee eoneldered eo deedly en lnenlt ee to eeuee more then one letel duel in the old fighting deye. The eeme ballot. in Germeny, ie explelned by the etory of e Bohemlen King, who, heppenlng to reveree hle loef. wee werned by e eootheeyer thet lt preeeged the overthrow of hie kingdom, which eneedlly oema to peel. The Bueelene hold thle super.- etition eo firmly th‘et you here only to turn e loei npeide down in eny native villege to eee the whole eompeny deeh et it end reveree it. expleinlng thet when the net eide le expoeed the devil oomee end eeete himeelt upon It. end [I not to he dielodged without e victim ot eome hind. “ Dona it, i 151m} pin-313560; How 01133; cloth..." There in no doubt than in Salon B. Anthony in right. Men on but“. They were driving on: the mounuln to tho Cantu! Fm. Ho dro ppad the line- over the duh baud ma Ibo nid: “ Gimme, isn't this patiently lovely scenery?" Ho . u “Ann it ‘All ma n1nn ‘ALn-AA l- .4â€" -AL__ "Whet in no rue u u «by in June 7" ling! the poet, and the New York Hail menu. a. tiny in Jenn-r1. because it in not only rm. but sometimes actually nw. More nu. however, in e day in February, 10! there use lower 0! men. Brighun Young left uventoon widow, yet hll grave in wally neglected. The some old for], " Ioo_ mm, ycooks spoil tho broth. ” A poet sings: “And I covered her up with the km I gave.” Poor thing! To be hid from View by such s romnrhbly open countenance. Where’s Tumsgo's insignifi- «nt month now 2 â€"Watim Observe}. So you thinkho 1â€"” 030.93 0.! 9W- “! f » " Woman in o doluuou, undone." ox- ololnod o crusty old bachelor to o witty young Indy. "And mun 1- ohm” hugging loin:t dolualou or other," wu the quick rota . And now the returned city people write to their oountry comm. with whom they here been ete’ing, thet they errived utoly, but found the city talented with em“ pox, which is likely to loot ell winter. The economic“ man now ponder: on the problem of whether it will ba obs-per to buy his wile u now phi: of 31mm ovary dny or two or provide hot with an elegant diamond ring. I! every pencn would be ball so good as he expects hi- noighbor to be. what a haven this world would be. “ The season npprosohu when the cook who» love: is a plumber on In" the water in the pipes to “ooze." “ Whit hu once puaad can never be mallad ”â€"3 “met on. tor instance. " I‘m engaged for this not." said the hon to the must. as she went clanking any. It nddona u- to m tho disulpaud mosqui- tou hanging around the bus. Nothing is no utouilhed at what it no: u a oounuy male in town. Touching ior “ the King’s Evil ” died out in England with the Btuerte. Dr. Johnson had adim recollection oi being touched by aportly lady in black lace, who waa Queen Anne, and probably be wee one oi the last pereone who experienced euoh recognition oi a prepoateroue euperetition. It in eignliieant oi the etreugth oi the belief in it that John- eon ehould have been brought all the way irom Lichfield to London for the chance. and all the more no that hie father was a man oi education and intelligence. Probably. were Queen Victoria to revive the practice. hundreda would flock to her. When ehe paid her laet visit to Ohieelhuret, an old woman with a atrumoue child. apparently terribly iatigued. excited the attention oi a gentle- man. The we laid ehe would have made the little one we twelve time: as iar ii ehe could have made cure oi a touch oi Her Majeety'a hand. Bnperatitione die very hard ; “ the evil eye ” in firmly believed in by many in remote parte oi the weet oi England nnd oocaeiona iurione ill ieellng. i A rer etsbie elderly men committed euieide y throwing himull belore the Northern Erpreee the other dey in Enalend. In hie lodging: were iound e very eurioul model oi e il ins meehine, pronounced by on expert. who wuted midnight oil on the ueriel myetery, to reellze the melt romielng theory oi eh, roiling. There wee o e loeo- motive model. the working principle oi which wee electricity, with eleborete hotel for ite lull eonetruetion. Au ettempt to wire the problem 01 perpetuel motion. more ingeniou- then the rorew oi Arebimedee, but equelly lutile, wee oetelogued. The llet oi meehenieel ettempte. too numerour to give. ineluded on improved eeiety imp. on air gun intended to supersede powder guns, end e wonderfully clever oontrivenee eepeble oi being tron-g formed into a bed, It ehelr, e teble or e box. end equelly serviceable in either ehepe. The Emperor Napoleon encouraged him. but hie‘ downiell buret him. The teller are hie lend- ledy'e for long erreere. m‘c hymn. on. oi which wu unwith Mm. “31°32? m“ $542222 3: . c . . “ thc cx-Pmnict. Mr. Gina-tom. who but conic up iron: thc country on tho invitation at tho hoct pnrpoui: to cttcnd thc tutinl. cppccrcd in thc dootwcy and. chiming thc ptiviiczc oi n contcmpotmâ€"hc bu juct puud hit 70:); ycctâ€"dciimcd what in conccdcd to bc onc oi thc moct touching and bcnntiini cddu uec which over cunc iron: his lip). Budd“. The next, throwing fifty-nix lbl. batman tho logs, Imh style, brouahc out some good scoring. It was “poem! thus Duly would have mode mother oonnc. but Ron managed to «more It, putting the weight 1 foot 6} inches tanner than his 0 mm. the an». on distance being 26 {m mm. ' Upon word horn the referee. the that to», thxowing {my nix lbs. for height was pro- ceeded wflh.- Ftom'lto 9 lost the weight w“ put by_bon_1 men. and than to 10. when Bou tried the 11, und tuning. D51, son: It up to um heighc, und «and £110 first to». The rotate. then rend the Articles 0! 33m. ment; otter which he oddreuod I tow remain to the unmblogo. He told thot ll: intention wu tohnvo the notch conducted in the 1mm poulblo style. ond hll decisions would be given. on they nlwoyl bod boonâ€" ond his Emllton blends under-toad thotâ€" with juntloa to all oonomod. He only asked thot good order be kept by tho» prount, nnd thot m: ploy be accorded to both the con- tontontu by those progont._ ( 01199111 ‘iiahfi‘ofifidfit 'éoGFrécâ€"l'iiifi' ano'F'B'e i}?- vidod for the wrentllng eo thet neither of the con- teetente can be into: by the nu. “I'll" LID IOMII. Mr. Bush MoKlnnon, the well-known Ithlote. wee ohoeen reieree. end performed, as it turned out, his diflloult dntlel with satisfaction to ell, hie deal-lone being prompt and hie manner such on to eonvlnoe the crowd thet he wee not to be intimldeted by them in on) we]. Mr. E. W. John-ton oflieieted ee judge lor Bou. end Mr. John Barry, jam, filled the lone ofloe tor Duly. ran CONT!!!- Bhortly eiter eight o’clock the men ep- peered in the ring. both looking fit end well, though Bou eppeerod. the moat mue- ouler oi the two. end in the but condition. Duly looked wiry, however. end confident. They were hurtin cheered on entering. their hold before eny ettem t tothrow ie mede ' a) the eontestent winning e threw must hold s opponent on his but until the judges end the referee decide e. tell. Third tell to be wrestled in the Cumberlsnd style. No ettemvt must be mede to throw until the eontestente heve got e. setisisetory hold in the following msnner: One erm shove the lelt shoulder and the other under the right em. Any pert of the body. other then the feet. touching the ground, to be considered s. fell. Should either of the eontestents breeh his hold while the throw. is being contested, this will L4 ___A‘A_4 , 1,..A4, n-‘ .q be counted i. nil Rikki: iho' oontuhnt 'Io brak- gnqhn hnpold._ It further agreed that four logs. Irish Bales. 06% Putting the 2111» shot. Rules of N. A. '0. 6th. Putting the “lb shot: IrishBulee. 7th. Banning long jump. Rules N. A. U. (LA. 8th. Throwing the 18 lb weight. Irish Rules: 9th. Wrestling. best in three tells. Fust tell to be oeteh-u-oetoh-oen. Irish style (1) both contestants to be sttired m tall sthletio ooetume; (I) finger nulls tobe out close, end no sttempttognsp the flesh ol the bod will be gllowefil1 : (3) the oonteet'entteflesn use b :1: feet or e purpose 0 pp ng. u my attempt to not will be recorded as s. ioul‘ (4) both shoulders and one hip must touch the ground at one time to oonstitute u Isl]. Second isll to be wrestling in Scotch s le; (1) the oontestsnts to be nth-ed in full s etio costume; (a) the oontestents must‘set their hold_ before on, ettempttothrow is m e; m can 10 BI 003mm. AI stipulated in the Articles of egteemeut the following feet- were egreed upon to tom the content: let. Throwing the 50 lb weight for height. 2nd. Running high le e . 8rd. Puttiu the 30!!) slot. mun Rules. 4th. $939-28, ithe 56 lb weight between the June: 0. Duly wee born in Shenhellym ore, 00.. Cork, Ireland, in 1852. Hie height in eix feet two inches. weigh‘ 197 lbl., cheet 44 in. He came to America In 1872: eince which “no he he contacted m:- 01 running, jumping. mutung end generel Athletics with the but ethletee in Europe end America. Hie lut content wee with E. w. Johnetcn. whom he detected in five semen out 0! nine. 0n Beturdey night e metoh tor the championship oi Americe end 8500 eaide took piece et the Drill Shed between Dnneen 0. Ron. oi Gleegow. Bootlend. end Jemee O. Dely, oi Cork. Irelend. The metch hed creeted e good deel oi intereet end perty ieeling ren high. both men'e iriende being confident. It hed been ennounced thet there would be eeeting ec- commodetion ior 2.000 people, end on the etrength oi thie e greet meny were induced to go end eee whet wee likely to be e greet die- pley oi etrength. but the errengemente were eo ebominelly bed end the rough element predominate: to Inch en extent thet meny (went ewey diegueted. In iect without etruggling end shoving ior ehout hell an hour no one could get e eight except the low who hed errived eeriy end teken poeeeeelon oi the inner ring. which. by the wry. ineteed oi,being mede the length oi the ehed. wee pieced ecroee it. There were e large number oi ethletee preeent, end throughout the conteet, which might be eeid to be elmoet remerkebly cloee, greet excite- ment preveiled, end e lerge iorce oi police wee neceeeery to keep order. HI 3300”! 0' In] III. \ ‘ Dnncen 0. Bare wee born in Gleegow, ‘Bcotlend, in 1855, end in well known in ‘Hemilton. He in 6it. gin. in height. end ‘now weighe 205 ibe.; cheet meeeurement. ‘44; in.; bicepe, 16 in.; thighe, 23 in. Be commenced hie ethletic cereer et the regi- ‘mentel ethletic gemee oi the Beote Greye, eelebreted on Belekleve dey in eeeh yeer. end irom 1871 to 1874 held the chempionehip oi the gerrleone oi Dublin end Alderehot. At Springfield recreo eticn grounde. Gleegow, Bootlend, he tried concineione with Doneld Dinnie end Jemee Fleming. the letter oi whom Bore deieeted. He vieited Ameriee. end errived et New York on the 26th oi J nly, 1876, eince which time he hee met end deieeted, with the exception oi Hugh McKinnon, every noted heevy weight athlete on thie continent; At Beltimore on Mey 10th end 13th, 1879. in eompeny with E. W. Johneton. he won the generel ethletic chempionehlp oi the world from the iemone ethletel. J. 0. Dely, oi Cork. Ireland. end John '1'. Meloney. oi Fell Biver, Mere, who represented Ireland. the ecore being, Scotch, 97, toIrleh, 72. Mr. Rose in the poeeeeeor oi ten emeteur eilver medeie, ionrteen proieeelonel eilver medele end nine proieeeionei gold models. including the champion gold medel oi Americe end the British provincee. which he won et Brooklyn on the 31st July, 1879. The ethletee who conteeted (or it were the greeteet on either the continen_te oi Europe or Ameriee. A. lulu-- In...“ In it. Chan-plou- IhIp-A Ill-paw and III Adjournment â€"Wntche¢l Acccmmodluon for the spectators-Tho match I. be swam! III Pflv.'.o ”UNCLE 0. 30.! VI. JLDIBI 11 ”ADV. Armn'rw com-1291‘. nunmon Timon. The Crown Pflnoou of Germany in Ihtohlng the mlnon und palm 31le It Agnm. She finds difllonlcy in Inducing ho: Inbjaou to " m." a dcpoalt of 025. the money to be covered within two daya, and the match to come of! within four wukr at Hamilton. or any place within 600 miles of this city. Ron to have hia railroad cxpcnuc, it the match did not take place in thin city. It in nocdicaa to any that the gate money waa divided. but even in this there il a squabble, Daly claim. ing that he has a right to more than 839. He aiao domandr hi- cxpcnacc, which have been ruin-ed. Boar claiming that he in not liable alter Daiy rclnacd to continue. We thus gladly draw the curtain over another i’rolcuional Flznlc. time. et1.80 o'clock. when he declined u go on, cieiming the oonteet on the (on! in the Onmheriend meteh. The referee, eiter e ehort ooneideretion declined to eiiow the foul end decided thet the match end eii base were on, expreeeing greet regret thet he wee com- pefledtoerrivc at each e concineion. The decieion wee received by both men with grumbling. end eiter eeeh hed bed hie eey. Boel ehelienged Del, to enother wreetllng conteet the eeme three or my other ielie for _£rom 9290 to 0590 e eide. meking An- n. magi 65 pound we! ht between the loge ~80“. 26 ft 15 In; Duly. 24 I: 5} In. I. Throwln the so pound motâ€"Bou,801t 5} in' Duly. an Hutu. .Bnnnln lee Del 8131 [when 61““). I“!!! 9- ye ‘ n v 5. Putting the 66 pound thatâ€"noes, 20“ 51a; DANA]: it no In. a. tttngllpoundlhotâ€"Boee esuem- m1 . mum in. ' ' y 'l. '1‘ owln the 16 pound shot-Del 43 ft 9 in; Ron. fouled.‘ y “8‘. lltunnlng longjumpâ€"Dely. 16 It 4 in ; Bone, 16 n. 9. Wreetllnma) First tell, "Catch u catch can." won b e. (b) “Scotc "â€"wcrhy Duly. (c) "0nmberlend"â€"not decided. At e meeting leet night it wee agreed emong the perttel thet en eflort should be mede to get the content 01! to-dey between the hem of eleven end two o’clock. Del: necking the condition thet he ehould heve the privilege of consulting his judge end Mandi. At the hon: named Bcu wee on hend, but Duly yel‘lnvlelble until dinner The next round waa in the Scotch etyle. Thin woe looked upon or a certainty tor Boer, but alter a very hard bout the Irishman got the better of it. and forced Bone on to hie kneea. eventually keeling him over to the aide. and alter come good work getting him down. obtaining the flat oi the releree. Thia mode the acore even. The third and int tall war in the Cumber- ‘iend style. and over this an unfortunate jwrengle took piece. In thin atyle ‘ the men have to get their heede clone together. over one another'e shoulders. While they were in this petition Del) complained that Bore wal butting hie head against him and appealed to the referee. That gentlemen ordered them to proceed. and agein Duly compleined, at the aama time atriking Bone. and laying, " Do you call that wreatling 2" Ben jumped beck, end atruek Dal: in the face. when Del, ruahed in and clinched Bola. getting hie head in ehancery. The referee. indgee and police now interfered, and the aflair wee etopped. The excitement of the crowd knew no bonnda. and it wae with great diflicnlty a tree tight waa prevented. Under the circnm-‘ atancea. Sergeant-Major Kavenagh ooneidered it beat that the wreatling ehould not proceed. and the referee accordingly announced that each would be the ease. The (allowing ie a 1. Throwing 66 pound weight for heightâ€"Duly, u_tt:__Bou, loft. _ ”A A The men having grappled, alter a abort tuaele tell, Rose on top, but Daly turned over on hie face and reeiated all Roea' endeavors to get him on his back. Alter walking around him for acme little time, Bose retired to hie corner. and Daly having got up, theygrappled again, and again went down. Bone underneath, but Daly wee unable to force him down. After along atrnggle, in which Dal] got underneath, they again let go and iaced one another for the third time. Thin wee the concluding bout, for. after eome terribly hard work. Bole threw Daly a com. plete eomereanlt and landed him on hie back, amid great cheering. Time, 15mg ml memm. end after 3 ehon interval re-eppeered reed, {or the (fly. The first round|wea the Irish oetoh-u-youeen etyle. The crowd by this time but become I0 excited the police bed the grotto-t difficulty in keeping them beak and it no herd to obtain 5 View 0! the eon- haunts. Considerable intereet wee token in the running long jump. in whloh it wee considered Duly eouid out-trip his opponent. Dely‘e firet eeore wee 15 it 2} in. end Boee’ 13 it 11} in. Duly ineteueed hu dietenoe in the next to 15 it 10in end Boeeto16 it 01 in. Deiy then meshed 16 it 4 in, end Boe- got 15 it 10 in. time giving the ieettoDely. The jump wee 15 fine one, [but the teke ofl and the lending wee bed. and fully eighteen feet would have been covered on good ground. Thin mude tour eueh. The men then retired to their room: to prepare for Putting twenty-one cum! shot. Bootoh style, isii slso to Ross, is score being 33 it 9 in. and Deiy's highest 29 it 2} in. There were seven! ionls mule during the test. the contestants stepping ovex the mark. Del; 2, Boss 4. In the next event. throwingthe sixteen pound shot. Irish style, Duly seemed to have it all his own wey, es Boss iouled in his three eflorts. Daly’s highest throw ms 43 1t 9 in. Del] 3, Boss 4. Pawn: the fifty mix pound hen the shoal. dot. mm at :10. was taken by Ron M 20 it 5 in, Dtly getting for his belt 19 1t 10 in. D11, 2, Ron 3. The running high jump commenced et 4 it. end continued up till 5 it. 6 in. wee teeohed. when Bole touched the rope, end here it Iney be well to etete thet ee soon ee eny xeepeeteble height wee reeehed the rope wee touched every time. but owing to ite being fixed in e menner thet prevented it telling on. though it geve we: eoneidexebiy, the height 01 6 it. 1} in. wee reeehed by Deiy. Thie oen herdly be tehen ee e xeeord, ee the eetuei height eieered wee, we do not think. mote then 6 it. 9 in. The jump wee, how- ever, given to Duly. 6 It. liiu. being en- nouneed. The eeore now stood two eeeh: '11:. mt tat, puttln‘kom would.» tho thirty lbahot. mwon Boumho «and in cod tom low thin 01 work. Bl- hlg ut throw us 80 but 5} Inch», tnd DH”! 87 hot 9} inches. Thin lolt the con- tut. co hr. two to on. in (“or of Root. Tho more us. Ron 80 hot 6 Inohu. 29 tut 831 inch". 98 foot 7; Inc on; Duly 27 tut i Inch", 27 feet 6 lnohol. 37 100" 9b inches. Dr. Omoron. of Dublin. Iomollmo than rod 0 pope: bolero the members of the Boyd Dublin society on a Imolos‘ol gnu which grows in large qnmmlu in various part- 0! Irolnnd tad Bootlund. It la the rod Melon arm (Oarulla moaned), rod in peculiar tor oontulnlng but I . more true of mineral mutter and {or being free tron Illlor. :whllo m ohomlonl compo-Mon room- to chow um it ll well “opted lor the mnnnloomro of pnpor. Some of the gun. it is noted, ha been mode into pope: by Mr. Bontlodgo, o! Bundorland, who raporu most (nonbly. and believe. um ll properly dried it wlll be worth £5 I ton, the price given lorgEsparto muleâ€"Lancet. London Truth: "The hmband of the modem young mic is not a unimportant tutor in the account. He aim. beotnso lb. hem hi: nuns and «the. hi! ohoqnu; but the pinch ypo gro A59 lntlmta with he: horoly know him by a! t. and he hu boon known to hon boon od toned u :ho wolut by tho m w o «11- hit wllo by hot com. “on nun. on sou with her to m mlllhm’o when lhl ohooou u now costume {or Moot.” A new Australian dslieeoy is finding its way into the London markets in the shape 01 ‘ dried kangaroo tongues. The tails and shine at these animals have long been utilisedâ€" :the former for making soup. Jhe latter for leather; and the recent enormous destrusâ€" tion of kangaroos has given considerable impetus to these two trades. Struck by the waste oi iood occasioned by the slaughter of so msny thousands of these msrsupials. whose bodies are frequently leis alone to rot where they have iaiien, a Warroo settler made an experiment in curing the tongues oi some oi the slain. and so highly were they approved that a eonsiderabie trade has sprung up in this oom- modity. The tongues are usually eured by drying in smoky. like the Russian reindeer tongues; but a much better plan is to pre- serve them in tins, like the sheep and on tongues received from Ameriea. Tongues lend themselves to this treatment better than almost any other portion of an animal. and they stand the excessive boiling better than bee! or mutton. A Christian Service in Toronto Broke. Up by Beagle. Some months ego e mission church wee established in esmell building on Stefiord- street. the service being conducted eocord- ing to the form in use emong the Plymouth Brethren. For sometime e very success. iul work wee done. end the congregetion increesed. The service. however. ettrected the ettention 0! e number at young men in the neighborhood. end they. ior some reeson. determined thet it wee objectioneble end should be put down. They eccordingly set ebout systemeticslly disturbing the meeting by stending outside the house end meking ell kinds oi hideous noises. It wee hoped by iorbeerence to tire them out. but Sundey eiter Bundey they persisted. end finding thet they could do so with impunity, they beceme more end more ruflienly in their conduct. It becemsen intolereble nulsenee to the people oi the neighborhood. end some at the more nervous were frightened thet e serious disturbenee would tshe piece. so thet the metter wee reported to the police. ‘The outrege culminetcd on the Bundey :beiore lest. when e mob oi ebout flity boys end young men collected in trout oi the meeting-house, end during the service no in. broke some oi the seets. end ceused e penis emong the people in the church. Beiore ieeving, they. ectuelly threetened persons! violence ii en ettempt were medc to continue the services on the iollowing Bundey. The police hed not. epperently, understood the grevity oi the disturbence. so thet no oflcer wes on the street until the night duty men went up shortly site: eight o'clock. By thet time the church had been closed end the mob hed dispersed. For some unexpleined reeson no snmciently urgent eppeel wes mede to the police. end lest night the meeting wee egein broken up, though less violence wes neces- sery to accomplish thet end. es the church wee closed on the first eppeerence oi denser. Alter e pertlng volley oi stones et the door. the crowd returned to their respective homes. end when the night policemen eeme up ell seemed quiet. Thet such e stete oi things exists is simply intolereble, end no doubt the euthoritlee will see thet, should the congregetion desire to hold their servicssin inturc. they shell be ully protectedâ€"Globe. In Simon’e Bey. on board the Bcedicee. he eew eoldiere et drill end expreeeed wonder end edmlretion. remarking, “ Oh! I wee only born yeeterdey; I em mere beby; I never ehould heve ionght egeinet euch good men ee Englieh, who intended teke ewey my country end govern it Io much better then I could ; they ehot ue to mete ne 0hrietiene I eat perdon ior ehooting beck et them." In en interview between the Premier at the Cape Government end Oeteweyo. the letter eeid, “ I wee e child of British Govern- ment ; my tether. the English, oeme to cheetiee me ior wrong-doing; I cenght the stick with which he wiehed to bout me end broke it 3 I did wrong to fight him end em punlehed ; I em no longer king; the English ere e greet people; they will not kill those who taught with them. I hope the greet Queen will pardon me. end ellow me to return tomy country. end give me a piece end permit me to build e heel." When informed thet the Government intended to treet him with con- eideretion in view oi hie velor end previonn dietinction, end thet English omciele deeired to eupply him with everything neceeeery lo: hie comfort. Oeteweyo eeked thet ten more oi hie wives he eent for et once. It innot probable hie requeet will be grented. A Bit of Lively Bataan by the Gun". alumniâ€"All Interview with the on» Town Premiu- - COIOWIIYO Tull” Cent-I“. 0m Town. -- Oatewao in In exocptiomlly lino Ipeeimen oi I noble “useâ€"big Ind bleak. flit: yeeu oi Ice. nearly Iix teet blah. well propofl nod, with I good-named. broed. open two 0 Zulu typo. He dunes in Emopeen oiothee, in which he doe: not Ieem uncomforthie. he um Ieeompmied hither by (on: oi hie wives, ion: iolloweu. Ind I little girl. The King an very little txonble on the we, down. exeept thet he ooeuionIlly boeeme Inlky. Ind demInded In entire ox routed 10:; his dIily peel. Ills PERSONAL APPEARANCE. ALMOST INCREDIBLE. ETEWAYO.