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THE GREAT RACK

FURTHER - DETAILS, Hanan Plays With His Opponent ! |

26 Minutes 12 Seconds,

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Time,

Nov ‘ ] 5,

blishes the

Toronro,

The Evening Zelegram pu follewing account of the race: The banks of the river were peopled wi b a nois\” hustiin ge crewa at a heur, lend suc

very ea al ltheugh the ladies whe rene. efture

eceasiesa, were

aify han attractive tO a University race, on this Conspicuous by their

fashionable people think

absence.

these profess

sional races beneath their notice, and, therefore, leave them severely alone. |° About the time the race began the stearners took up thei ‘positions near

the interval prece eed- he men was oc-

the »queduct, and t

ing the appearance of

cupied in betting. HANLAN THE FAVORITE.

The wagers rose 5 to 2 and 9 to 4 in favor of the Cangdian,although on rhore; they averaged 5 tol. At last the veil of the mist was drawn aside revealing a stretch of smeoth water and a clear

ceurse. ‘I’ e thus af-

ne spectators Wei I

ferdeda go id view of tne men as they tool their places at the moored boats. i

q aS a wav ey > w . ae? —— ar |

7 »tide Was YrunkRives Very sivw aut there was but a slight wind from the | ‘ > » 4 . +< ay | pnorth-wesi. Prier LO the bart severai ef the uliers entered fer the regatta

were out on the water with the inten- tion of rowing of the 1 Shertly after nooa, Trickett pulled his Way out inte the centre ef the stream piloted by his trainer, the frmous waters man, Harry Kelley, and a few misutes later Hanlan launched from the Lendon boat house, Bright leading the way. Hanlin wasin his Canadian boat and Triekctt used the beat built fer him at Neweastie, which be calls the Went- worth, in honor of his Antipodean pa- trons THERE WAS NO ADVANTAGE AS TO STATION

in such a bad tide and after the men had shaken hands Hanlan took the Surry shore and pleased his supporters by the way in which he used his sculls in the preliminary spin. “He appeared to be in excellent condition and when stripped showed much more muscle than the Australian, whe was generally voted light. It was noticed also that Trickett appeared to be careworn; he stripped te the skin while Hanlan rowed in a blue jersey. At length the men teok up their positions. Mr. Ireland cried “‘ go” and the boats shot forward,

HANLAN TOOK THE LEAD.

Off the boat house he was half a length ahead. Half way te the concrete wall Trickett pulled inte the shore.

up 1p Tront ace.

At this point the Canadian was rowing thirty three strokes to the minuie, while the Australian was

doing three more. At the old wall post Hanlan was was rowing in a beautiful style and wasa clear length ahead of his tall opponent, whe was constantly leokiug over his shoulders as if measur- ing the short gap that divided them. Otf the soap works the Son of Anak, from the Antipodes,begaa to show signs of puaishment, and the Canadian shot the centre arch ef Hammersmith Bridge three lengths abead. At this peried of the race he won the bet 0! $36 w to $400 that he would be first through the fa- mous arch. It was just 9 minutes and 20 seconds from the time oi the.start at the aqueduct at Putney until the bow ef Hanian’s boat, like an arrow in the wind, cleared Hammersmith Bridge. The structure groaned beneath a dense mass of excited pe eaple, whe cheered as if each was gifted with lungs of brass. Tie Toronto champién ‘clapped on another length, and, ¢onfident of vie- tory. he contributed a little te amusement of the speciators at the bot- tem of Chiswickeyot by RESTING ON HIS OARS.

He Jay back in his seul! with the mest perfect nonchalance, lazily paddling | first with one scull and then with the! ethe:—a victor by 3 lengths. The!

daylight between him and the Au- |

stralian gradually lessened, and he set tled dewa to. work once more.

came Chiswick Chureh, which reaciied in 15 minutes and 20 seconds frem the start. Between this and Barnes, Hanlan again in iniged in some play? ul antics, aad stopped at one time te talk with Elliott, whe was upen the river. He actually waved his| hanikerchief as he passed his quarters Bt the Bulls-head. The bridge at this point was shotin 21 minutes and 38 seconds. The race was literally ever, before he reached Hammersmith. Trick- ett Was now pulling in the wash of Han- Jan who worked right and left before reaching the winning point, which he =t three lengths ahead amid the oud cheers of the spectators. The time of the race was 26 minutes and 12 seconds.

The |

the |

Next ly was

seulling |

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family. Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere. +-a4>> A Good Account

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Arrangement,

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Summer

“ay, , 1680,

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Mt Stew’t.| ¢ a0" Ar 3.20 ’

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Royalty Je se gy. 46 cé e. 6.48 ay

|Arl0.04 « “Ar 7.40 “ a : a: a

an 1! Dp > 9.25am Dp 4.50pm

Ar 9.47 *§

nh town...

u th’ town.

. Dp 6. 30

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A 7 6¢ 6) CK 66 A se Alberton... | 2.25 Dp - = se O'Leary... + 3.10 “| * 9.06 * ort Hill. | ‘a | ‘10. a We me, ni, 428, is 1.GD * i nil hat ois 3. eo F Ari2.00 m | “| Dp 6.00 ** Dp i. 05 pm Dp 6.Atem Ke} isingt Li | * Gas 1. ae ane 7. 16 * Co’t’y Lane} ‘ “ 6c. ! “6 21D °°) Fe ee Bradalba’e | Se cal ‘* 229 “i oa Hunter R’r) * 7.25 “* | * 3.07 “| 8.46 % N Waltsh’ Wa 2 aa 45 nt ‘* 3... Le 9.04 o j 6s Roy alty Jel ig * Dp - “6 “ 9.56 “ Ch'town ..|Ar 8.35 **|Ar 4.38 ‘ /Arl0.16am Ch’town . .|Dp 4. Zo00pm'Dp: Dp 7. 7.00am! Royalty Jel © 4.18 | «7.29 + Mt Stew’t.iAr 5.20 “ j|Ar 8.40 *

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N. B.—The Express Train from Souris §

Georgetown connects at Royalty J

with the Mixed Train from Charlottetown for

the West, in the moring; and the Mixed

‘Lrain from the West connects at ‘a ‘har:

Junction with the Express Train from lottetown for Georgetown and Souris, in the i. b. ARCHIBALD,

afternoon, Superintendant,

pat pres her ar ne sp sj kea pio 61

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TR ONLY DIRECT LINE ‘To Boston.

Steamers Gamal = Worcester,

¥ BOTH

STEAMERS are fitted with |; 7¥ superior Passenger Accommoda- | tion, arranged for every convenience i comtort, and titted up in elegant style.

FREIGHT carried at moderate rates, and as any Other route.

| Eees, in boxes and barrels, handled with the greatest care. LEAVE CHARLOTTETOWN 'y Thursday, punctually at 5 p.m, LEAVE BOSTON saturday, punctually at noon, ) 4 i RVE Lb BROS.,

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| @LD QUEEN SQUARE

LIVERY STABLES

RE-OPENED.

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Where you can get the Curzaprst AND Bast TURNOUTS IN THR CITY.

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