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Miscellaneous. JJ T I. V AUCTION r>o*> J^onDONBOAD. 'a®d I>u for Absolute S*le Pr-'e*. to rr-r: taide. DIVAN DININGROOM ITE. ipnci*?e:«it oaadtf nt«n el’et. SMeub iA.rs »«i . *rg« ' best fee with • rm- htirs. to-; Q An.’.e st' «orUi tuiLtut. oar srtt WITE. .3 *a<l . couch. 2 »fi

Member of Waxonettee Parly Who Was Never Missed. Richard a respectably dreasetj man. belonging Liverpool, who was summoned Wool ton to-day for drunkenness, asserted that he had been thrown out of wagonette end injured l on.tibW tii«t h» found th* mun C»Jd<-r!ilonc>s.rokd blcHing

The Newt ham Swimming Club held mos; their hoadquanors. Listerdrive last eveninfr. There wa. an exceptionally ailcrnance. and the aj ‘•cached Mr/ standard. Apart from several »b there was open wh*ch ••u cr-t intcraat. In thta event, first prize von F. I*. Morgan (Bn ken'u-ad). t

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JKXJPHJECSS, VKKFOOI/. FRIDAY, CRICKET. SCARBOROUGH FESTIVAL Yorkshire v. M.C.C. Co* raomio* » driulmt tala aet «i Searl>oro * 11 ' «m impoMlbl* *t«rt »t tho usual tiiao. half-paat twaJvo tho coTeriaa crc*M at though min bad tho unpromising atari mado cniautco ono. Booth and loiu

To Rescue Companions irom Reformatory. fBY WIRE.* Two Bournemouth boys named Brittan and Fitzgerald, who wero found drifting in (ho Channel oft Freshwater, Isle of Wight, today. a yawl, admitted taking boat from Muddiford, near Bournemouth, with the object rescuing from custody

annudl meeting of the North Berwick Old Club concluded to-day. Play consisted of friendly matches, t It* most interesting of which was the three-boll match in which Lord Kinross opposed the best ball the Right Hon. A. J. Balfour end Sir Edward Hope. Lord Kinross was 2 down at th