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aihesa Edward Hainan arrived in Syd-
ney. hs fesmd an immense 000co.rse of
iMple sensibles to receive him. Hie
Uses an oarsman had preceded hit.
Til. nehtnris given to him was so an-
timissile that it part.uk of the character
of a groat public ovation to the hero ut
maw well so.tueted aquatic watches ; •
papal•+ demonstration that in him,
Jleatralle.. recognised tilehiuR of what
hod hitherto been to-thsin is an tomcod
7mmm11er their own peculiar calm o1
t -+gratia• ; and:more particularly
semi i. whish time after time the o•rs-
nsaa of New South Wales had defeated
aa area's, Harlan alone ezcepted -
seeUi.R or boat pulling. Heiden had no
easier net lad upon the shores of the
far famed "beautiful harbor" of Port
JMkson,than he found himself surround-
ed by the representatives ..f Australian
aquatics, the members of the uumerow
New South Wales rowing clubs, athletes,
arseteur and professional, m.,re or less
famous in the ntauly sports of cricket,
football, and the now rapidly becoming
popular pastime of cycling ; and even
tisssab"n of Parliament and prominent
aiding*, all anxious to give hien • friend -
1y and hearty rooeptios, and to endeavor
tar to convince him that
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ploits, as those whom he had left in his
Oanadian home, or visited in the parent
ooentiy, Great Britain. His earliest
a.ovemeints in Sydney were made pleas-
ant to bias. Homes, carriages or bug-
gies were placed at his disposal. His
health was drunk with times three in
Sowing bumpers of "Moet'• and "Gold
top." He was lionised right regally, he
eras the "observed of ell observers." His
photographs were easterly purchased, his
name was on every lip, and even the fair
area crowded around the windows of the
chapel shops, to study his face and
re, and peered anxiously as if they
would tarn dtac.ver the hidden screw
paddies in his boat, or the mechanism
whereby, as the cockneys of Londe.n had
said, he propelled his boat. Shortly
after arrival, Hanlan gave set tral
ll'•Llr ISRI•ITIONe
ef his skill in handling a bort, and at
Manly Beach, a beautiful little village on
the north shore of Port Jackson, after
one such exhibition before many thous-
ands of people, a young Australian lad
who was palling about for his own
amusement challenged the champion of
the world for "a spin," Hanlon to pull
stern first in • skit. The twelve year-
old cornstalk of course wcn, and as his
father put it, "fify word, but he did blow
a bit about it." This was Harden's first
defeat in Australia. The man was Neat-
en by the boy, but the public believed
that Harlan sold that race, that he pur-
y let the lade Australian oarsman ; but they also believe, which
is far more important to his countrymen,
that it was not only the first race he has
aver lost intentionally in his life, but
that hs is incapable of ever doing so in
the future. Australians hare the most
implicit oonfdence in Hanlon, and he
hasy admitted that they have
• hint im ample proof, not only of this,
but of their willingness to back "their
opinion" of his to a large pecuniary ex-
tent Hanlaa'a exhibitions were so well
patronized, that they must have been
peee.iarly renumerstiri to him. The
rowing dub placed their boats and sheds
at his disposal He woof into training,
and 2 SAAE DEFEAT ur LAY.'OrL
on the Nevem River on the 22d of May
canis Riven to you in krief last letter. It
was alter this that he made s match with
Bosh to row on the Panamatta ricer.
Nib alien went into training.Bosch
r
was soder the control of elly, his
trainer, who muse him daily stick to Ms
w ork,and prohibited or at least discourag-
ed visitors from interviewing him. Not
ao with Harlan, many sporting Austra-
lians, who had bet 5 to 1 on Hanlon.
shun asked as to his condition admitted
that
H! WAX PAR TOO RICAN
whom be began to train, but said "he is
App good q g.seral to throw away $
suis•... By steady work he will bring
Missal down to his proper racing weight
tb. 16th." Vt hen they were further
"Do you not think that the
M too short for him to reduce him-
self to prttp.r rowing Gore 1 Will he
not p himself in his attempt to du
so." "No, you can enure youself he
won't leave Hanlon stone ; he knows
what he ten do." Thus it arose that
Hanlon had many backers on the ground
aloes. Th. sequel proved the revers.,
for ono oh the rimes. (for them were
e.,.ral), of Haniane losing the race was
dot bis was not in his usual tip-top cot -
Miss. He had put on bosh daring the
e'py• and taken it off too rapidly in
Ms .ninety to be st kin weal rowing
11sle • In short, the time between the
awls west into training and ,he day of
els roes was too abort to admit of his
Using himself justice in the matter of
gredesies his weight. Moreover his
mewly sorbed Meads, notably one M.
p., tnt.rviewed him at eon training quer-
Ism too 'often. Mr. O'Connor, M. P a
Sow days before the raft leak up a steam -
beat hull of
O.wrta*AL $Pttfltt
to ons Hanlon training, and it has been
maid tat champagne (lowed freely upon
that ".teniae. Australians will not ad-
pliIthei Henan during his training en
fllr tealst himself as to drink anything
Ilk* se iaj.rs his health whilst nods
sili.img vegan. ; nor is it probable he
1jt111 Ileverthsless, he would have been
r*M"i" te new if Mr O'Connor and his
MIs had left him alerto t.o pnrs.e his
ansa mails without any aid frvnn
*sir pa.-mnes. As is his nest mistook
• few daps before the rasa Hanle' osassd
to row so ohms, and said ke was faiths
J $ little is wsioht It is sunned that
fid up freely t.. eos.ter'dt skit
lila utas! BACH.
Haden, on the morning of theme, said
lie telt as well as ever he did is his Nita
11y four e'slssh is aha aftornuun of So-
meday. the 1111h Awed, 11114. to titin
a homely.xprialioe impressive of a groat
bethenug, ' all sloe world and kiswife,"
wore c . _�tested so the Ir►or water
of tta Asante. At Wag
80,000 people must have assembled to
witness the ran. On the sours,' the
odds came down from 6 to 1 to to 1 on
Manisa. The men came to iM starting
point at 20 minutes past 4 o'clock. The
wird was blowing w bard that it made
it very difficult to get the boats together.
DEATH son THS TOM
for place and ch roes the southern hank.
This gave hien .mouth eater. Just as
they started the wind forged Banlan
slightly ahead, of which he availed him-
self. Both men struck the water with
a dash, and made a great rush rowing 98
strokes to the te. 1'p to Uhr'e
Point, the place was continued at 38,
and Nankin was leading by half a moat.
lame h, which he kept crossing the hay
between l'hr's and Rocky Punt. For
half a mile both men hewed with great
determination, and about here
•11'.11 mum UP LIt-tL.
with Hanlan. As they went from Rocky
Pont to Blazlaid's Point the water was
very rough, being lashed into foot by
the wino out of the bay cn the Concord
side. The steamer Toumki. Beach's
chartered host to convey his friends and
to follow the race, came bow un to Han -
tan, and threatened to swainp him. This
immense steamer towered .a it were over
him, and when he beard foul lips howl
at him in such expressions as "Canadian
dog" in language totally unfit fur your
columns, be thought that his time was
conte, and that as Beech could not "pull
him down," his friends were determined
to
TIIa pensee or NW I$sset.ssd W lbw
Nome interesting oo.aider.tiura aro
s.igseted by the 'videos of Dr. Farr,
the snowed stawtiaian. as r.epoob tie
law of choose sa needs bonen Wisp.
From • Ido insurance poise of view time
fade he eddies aro pertimilarly entree -
tiro. Starting with a a101wn babies,
all scratched lair at the starting pest of
lite of pours., sad following them thrombi'
their juern y of existence, this is ablest
what oet would se. :
"Nearly 160,000 of those drop out of
the ranks by the sod of the first year
while 12 months late the number would
be further thinned by the deduction of
53.000 more. Twenty-eight thousand
would follow at the end of the tired sea-
son, and lees than 4,000 st the end of
the 19th year. They monk threw up the
sponge by twos end threes until the end
ut the 45th year, when in the interven-
ing period something like 600,000
had left the track. Sixty years would
seer 370,000 gnyheaded men still cheer-
fully pegging away. At the at end of
80 years the competitors in this great
'go-..you-ploew' would number 37.000,
but they would be getting more shaky
and 'dotty' each lap. At the end of 93
seasons 223 only would be left in the
final 'ties,' while the winner would be led
into his retiring nom a solitary wreck at
the age of 108."
There is something grimly humorous
in this quaint array of figures, but they
are founded on statistics carefully own
piled by the greatest tiring authority on
the subject. One cannot help wonder
ing what would be bet at the start about
any single one of those million babies
coining in alone at the 108th i•p of the
great mysterious track upon which the
race of Weis run. -
"•CN alit DOWN,"
or that the steatner would run into bin.
The circumstance, as he recognized that
the o'enhadowiug Nemesis of his appar-
ently impending fate was the Toomki,
Beach's steamer, gave him a shock which
quickly caused him to obey the maxim,
"discretion is the better part of valor."
Beach as. the steamer, saw Hanlan dash
away from her, and he, tow, made • des-
perate spurt and once again caught up to
Haulan, his oar touched the stern of
Hanlon s treat. Then the oars of the
men interlaced.
HANLAN xTOPPID PC'LLI!r ..
(leach dashed ahead with all the energy
lot a man determined to take advantage
' of the crisis, and was quickly lengths
ahead ? f n' /lunl.ln, after J,ddie 1 up bra
howl to a/nim a f.oJ, recommenced to row!
Under such a combination of untoward
circumstances, nine hundred and ninety-
nine then out of • thousand would have
been rendered unfit to pull another
stroke, but Hanlan was the one excep-
tion. He is of the kind of stuff that in
a gold cause "dies game." He is a des-
cendant of the "die herds," who fought
fur the country when Nelson unfurled
the flag of victory, and shouted, "Eng
land expects this day that every man
will do his duty."
HANLAN 'MOWED HIS TtETH
to his enemies on board the Toomki, and
with unflagging pluck pulled on, this
time, however, and every stroke he gave
showed be knew it, after Beach. Every-
body knows that "a stern chase is a hog
chase," particularly when your adversary
has practically gut a good 300yard/istart
The Toomki crisis, the stop to claim a
foul, had caused Hanlan to give Beach
this lead, and he never was able to re-
cover the lest ground. They soon got so
tar as to be rowing the last quarter of
the second mile, and upon passing Cabs -
rite Point
arA"H WAs t't•LLIN.; vl,nwER,
and the distance between hint and
his determined follower, Harlan, was
reduced to 8t boat lengths. Thus gal-
lantly had Hanlon pulled on. The people
cried the race is not over yet, and it was
true, for Hanlan was pulling with all the
strength left in him at Gladesville jetty.
Beach was -rely three lengths ahead.
Here Bantam spurted mud increased his
'took. to 28. When the men reacted
Otos Man Wharf
THS RArlt will vtaTCALLT OVI R.
Hanlan's sours. lay along a line in which
were a swarm of Mists—Beath being tire
lengths ahead—gathered near the Broth-
ers' Point, and es he paned close to them
he stopped to keep his err clear. It was
ever with him, he knew. As the peeple
looked at him,
PALL WITH rgit$TAIEAILE
signs of mental pain on his manly face,
but with unabashed front and self-con-
trolled dignity, they exhibited their deep
empathy he ,hisig Iot.mn silence, in.
with, ever inind,Ned; bet-
ter (ask mixt tiers. Cheer up, old boy."
Beach had won. Time, 20 minutes, 28
seconds.
1111 1111 IreT
to the Australian people to state that
the position of the Toomki as regards
her approach towards Hanlan and Beach
was unpreventable. The captain of the
Meaner found that the vessel was forg-
ing on to the shore driven by wind, and
waves ; she was crowded, amongst
(then, with
A cOST1N' ENT Or (OAL 'iAvvltr,
from Iliawarra,who abused Haden as he
He was, and would be held re-
sponsible for thesafety and lives of his
passengers, he must either head the
steamer into deep water or ro ashore.
H. choose the former, and just at this
moment Hanlin and Reach's bets
happened to be paining, Hanlan's b rt
'tome away, [leech's still further
us in
PITTIYO API AV res. a rot srgiege,
Harlan unknowingly pullet into Beach's
wafer and the foul took place. A meet-
ing took plans last Tuesday evening at
the Royal Exchange h.etel George street
to connection with the match, whish was
to beo.mpplete 1 by payment of s depeit
between Hanka and Reach to he rowed
oo the Parrett* on the, first Saturday
ia the mouth of May, 1885,
a SAO saveareet
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Types et Croakers.
A lady, while the dentist was busy
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"lou seem to be in acute pain, madam,"
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They take:a positive delight in pre-
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grasshopper and cotton -worm as'friends
and brethren.
It rattly ever happens that any of
their predictions come to pass, but that
does not discourage them in the least.
They keep on, hoping for wmethieg
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Sulky Hay Rakes, Plows and
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.yes, nod a soft,
perfsstly isfeota
added "karat of
vim two rows o
wets hitherto
Ilex bright boos
on either nide oI
head. and Mr.
reputation of be
in female beiut
showy, brilliaa
never was any
bangs and f rinse
and bewitching
and happiness,
ing in his wife'
and the little
white brow. I
marked that
wearinc her its
in his instants/
et beer, there wi
her br
lar posity brow en
write apron, ev
and generally I
baby in her
married ten ye
thice children.
good cause to 1
ing s babe.
1 mfr cont
not a gnat res
bead was, and
.tis and rep
conversation,
infused with
had the leisure
spent in readii
ture little oro
the house.
Did Mrs. B
things which
•-• keen corned 1
beet dinner fa
came out of n
many disagre
house, which,
the master of
and it isn't,
that se neith
ROM angels,
and that the!
times better
—, but there
to give spa
Suffice is to
Lowe, Johnr
whose father
arias, had re
after ten
placed their
families, ha
to heatl
y crying a
that be hal
and a'1 of
thought it r
smother wh
costumes at
Or help a f
and kites, e
tall her an
ing her in t
kine, the
wife never
detestiog
most invali
dentist s el
bor. Mr.
intellect[*
Dr. Matto
wife was m
at church
fore away
these het
Bstterby
in his wit
feeling of
good fort
Such a
to that 'es
insidk,.el
mintiest el
all ranks
country.
It was
herself d
gimes m
brothel
niesel.
geneses
hair sod
ixoised h
ing, and
. tanner,
oho was
was eery
ties. d
sowed
to pow'
gooses
first inv
writer I
awl .lit
wtnedw
tram ke
Ai