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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Almost n Fire.

The small fIane dwelling house on the bluff
East CT The Depot, occupied by an Irish ten
ant, caught Ere from defective auc on last
Sunday evening, but was fortunately diseov-
cred ia time to arrest the flames before they
had made much progress.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Married.

On Sunday the lIlh inst, at the residence
of the brides father. DR.. Sam Davis, in New
Tfsnson, BY The Rev Mr.. Shaw, Mr. William
II. Chappelow to Miss Sarah Ann Davis.
For their kind remembrance, the happy par-
ties have our warmest wishes for their prosper.
iiy in the new relation they have formed. May
iheir pathway through life be lhickly slrewn
wisk heavens choicesi blessings.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
BrookviIle College Roll Of Honor
Fon WnK rxDIxo FEn. l5Tu.

II. Ridge, J. @. Halle, j. r. Sites, r. II.
Templeiou, +. Qaick, J. A. Sulclille, j. A. Van.
landin CHAM, 4. b. Jarard, j. Il. Pursel, o. p.
Ergenbrighi, A. 6ridley, NJ. Tilson, Sarah
Baton, Rosa Malhers, Eva Malhers, Lizzie
Lindsay, Jennie Smith. Alice Tilson, Ella
Power, Mary O Byrne, Matte Adams.
Psinary Department.. Murphy, S. Muir
ply, l. Keely, }. Metzger, N. Marsh, Maggie
Meizger. Ella King, Emma Baker, Lena Bar-
tom Respectfully, J, II, MARTIN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Consolidated.

The zetalalhean and Julia Dumoni Literary
Soeieiies have been consolidated. and will in
she fature hold JOINT meetings. The old halls
will be abandoned, being too small, and the
rear chapel will be fitted up for their accom-
modaiion.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Naughty Men.

lady ,eosrespondsnt Of the osgood Times
says that she has been compelled to pass out
side The cnrbstone into deep mud and water 10
pass Two creatures dressed in broadcIo,h cali
zing iLomselyes men" osgood needs a mis-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
acknowledgements.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given to the public, that on
the 18th of March, 1867, Il. ii. Swift will re-
tire from his position as Editor Of the INDIANA
AMERIcAS, aud that the Editorial Department
will be under the control Of the undersigned
from and after that time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Not Dead.

A letter from Gallon. Ohio, to the Indiana
Journal con,radcts the rumor Of Prof. Hamil-
tons death. lie is praciicing his profession
in HIGHLAND County Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Ahead of Competition.

Herman Lihck continues to receive daily adj
dilions to bis mammoth stock Of goods. lie
has most extensive assortment Of Dress
Goods. Prints, &c, on band, which he is sell
ING at reduced prices Give him call
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22

reA- The best assortment Of Hardware ever
kept in Rockville viii be found at j. e. We'll
Iers establishment. lie has good ASSIGNMENT
Of Shelf and General lIardware, which he is
selling cheap for cash.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Shooting Affair at Milford.

We learn fson, the Clirorsele that serious
shooting ARRAY occurred AT Milford last Tues
day week. A fellow named Wiley shot at a
negro, missed him, aud shot his (Wiley's)
brother, inlieting a serious wound.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Resumed Operations

The recent few days OF warm, open weather
have permitted the resuming Of work on The
WY. RR The steam shovel is again in
operation. One month of good weather will
enable cars TO run through to Connersyille.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
A Suspension Bridge.

The Commissioners Of Butler County have
determined TO construct suspension bridge
across the Miami at Hamilton at a cost Of ssj.-
ooo The CONTRACT has been awarded to Messrs.
Gray Go. OF Gsacinnaii.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
serped Him Rieht-

Jacob Gill, Of South Bend, was fined SIS
and costs for SAYING ''amen" at a meeting of
the United Brethren, when il wasn't his put
in" = =. - - Z. 800
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Valentino.

Three hundred valentines passed through
the Post Office at this place on the 18th inst,
exclusive Of those sent and received by mail.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Anrinnltnral Sneinf,

The next regular meeting Of the franklin
County Agricultural Society viii be held on
Saturday. March I'd, 1867.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22

rSEs- Fnrs, Scasls, Hoods, Nubias. Shawls
aud all kiads Of WOODEN Goods Al ruiaoas pri-
ces at Variety Store
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Farla Killed.

A bald eagle. measuring six feet eight inch
es ifon tip to tip Of It's wings, was shot last
week near Rising Sun.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
"A Distinction.

correspondent Of the Chronicle, writing
from 81, Paul, says that aourishiOg village has
TWO whisky saloons and oSE doggery.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
ConfagInus Diseases.

v 4 JONt"sIOAS DIScGSCS. u"
W1lorm must beahptcd to tho nnlus.g thaash,
or thore will be no Increase; thc-soil niust DO
adapted TO- the seed there VIII pc sV-s rcturu o.
aud the human body must contain Impurities, or
there vii he 30 sickness. The man whose bowels
and blood have been cleansed by aGw
BRANDRETH's PILLS
may walk through infected districts without fear.
"1hs life of the flesh is IA The blood" 20 secure
health we must USE BRANDRETH's PILLS,
because we cannot DO sick but from unhealthy nc-
crmulations In the bowels or the blood, hieh
Brandreth's pills remove; this method is follow
nature, and is safe, and has stood the tcst Of
time. See ID. Bratdrcth in White letters in the
Government stamp. Sold by all Druggists.
feb
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22

Owing 10 the bpfavorabIe weather. The Mt.
Carmel Concert was postponed. II will prob
ably be given sometime in April next
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22

rsH- Dwelling House rod Lot in DrookYille
for .ale. Enquire at the Variety Store.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22

H.. am closing out my stock Of Dry Goods
aud CiotLing and will sell at great bargains
Tor cash. J. X. COOLEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22

p9r We regret to learn that Mr.. r. J. Day
Of Laurel Is lying dangerously IN Of typhoid
fever
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
To Owners or Horses and cattle.


rToBIA6,f Derby Condition Powders arc war
raRtoa superior 70 any othors, or 40 pay, Tor
the cure Of Dsiemher, Worms, Bots, Coughs,
Hide hound, Colds Be-, IN noises; ard Coids,
Coughs, I.ots Of Mlik, Hack Tongue, Horn Dis
temper, dc, In Cattie. 1hese Powders wore for.
inerly pat up by simrsoH | Tobias, son OF Dr.
Tobias, and, since hts Heath, tho demand has bcon
40 great that Dr.. Tobias Lis continued - manu-
faetufe them. They arc perfectly cafe and iano.
cont. no need Of stopping the working Of your
mali. They inogeaac tho appetite, give fine
coat, oieanae tho stomach aud urinary organei
also increase tho milk Of COWS. Try them, and
you will neyos be without them. Hiram Wood
ruff, tho celebrated fsincr Of trotlnf horses, has
used them for years, and roc6mmeudl them 90 his
friends. Col rhilo. \, Bush, OF the Jerome Race
Course, fordham, n. I. would not hem until
no was told of what they are composed, since
which no "a never lhout thom. 10 has over 20
running hotfes 10 lls charge. and FOR tho last
three years he has usod no other MEDICINE for them.
lie has klndly permitted no TO refer any one 70
him. over !, 900 other references can be seen at
the Jcpet. Sold by Druggislr aud saddlcrs,-
Price % cents per boS. Depot, 80 ec,slaudl street
New York. deelk
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Dissolution or Partnership.

heretofore existing between zoIlsr x Co., of Net
amora, franklin Co., Ind, was dissolved by mu.
tual consent on Monday. Novem Der 26th, 1865.
n. zoiier will continue the business At the
place heretofore.
JOHN EHBHARD.
dec it.3ws 4. ZOLLER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
ALLCOCK'SP POROUS PLASTERS.
Bsst is're1gtlo,'i4g Flasfer in lie World

Dest Sfre7guscissHJ ftusfer an nc Horta.
Aucock's Porous plaslers resolve and assunge
pain by calling form the aeril humors from parts
internal 10 tho skin aud general cifcsiatioR-thus
In many cases, positively eyaporating The disease.
80 JAMES LULL, MD.
There is nothing equal In the way or plaster.
TO the Porous Plaster Of Mr. ALLcocK. Everything
Is pleasant about them. ThCyare the plaster Of
the day, and Ct type ofour present al anceinent
in science and art. In Asthma, Cough, Kidney
Affectious, Gout, Rheumatism, and local deep.
seated pains, they afford permanent relief.
J. +. JOHNSON, NJ. D., on Topical Remedies
From personal knowledge of these plastcrs,
We can state that thew aredecidedy preierablet 70
any In use. Wherever relief is 10 be obtainod by
the of plaster, We should recommend them.
A. INGRAIIAM, MD, Editor Ny Mentor
Agency. grandreh House, New York. Sold by
Druggists. u I#I.h4 4N = tdeci4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Hymeueal.

A0aa Hymeneal, -..s. -.
= Iist Of Massiage Licenses issued since las
publication:
y True Parker 10 Sarah Jane Sutton.
VIM II. Chaprelow to Sasah J. Davis
flefchsrW. Allies to Louisa Wolf.
John Gerber to Anna Notch. tA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
Rev. w. M. Daily.

Well known in this vicinity, is Special Mail
Agent for Louisiana.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22

rENBRooK. PIERCE CO.,
Il SWEET PoyAro CuLruRfsTs,
Have on hand large stock OF Nansemond and
bermuda Sweet Potatoes for seod, which We ofer
to those wanting seed tho coming spring, at si3,-
90 per barrrl OF three bushels each, discount on
large orders and TO seed dealvrs.l Our facilities
are such that We can promptly forward all orders
with which 80 may be favored. For further par
tienlars address TENBR0OK, PIERCE & CO.,
Rockville, Ihd,, or South Pass, Union Co.. Ill.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
-, TIME TABLE. it
White Water Valley Rail Road.
TOOK EFFECT FEBRUARY 8. 1867.
Adjourned.
Phrenology.

. TIE ci,eai. Court adjourned on Tuesday,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-22
TO CoEsEmrtIycs.

Tho sdrailtr ls,ipg leen .Y,,efgd j. hcslih
IN = lew .vrtts ~ = ,cly Dr re rsisedy eier
having "a Or 9v,Id yce't rnh efr'c'e
ling aisuiieif. stilant diend dirsase. Z enst"f-
hea- iaapA.ops to male kntRn ~ biz iclles-
Sunttcf. lhc mtansof cefc,
Toan Mo detht H. b, y ~ sohd cory ~ BE
prescription lsed fee IF clafrrl riih Tie dltsr-
ii.nt iel rgetariss and msng the sep't.t l'ifh
they viii dnd cure for tonsamr tl"n, ATh
MA. Bronchitis, Carehs. oe'as, i'nd Hll h'"H' NJ
lung Afeci,ana. Ihe ouly effect "a The sfs,ln-
Ger 10 ,,ndine ihe firfttiltipu u to m nfh TIE
afflicted, rua atsad ininipaii"n ~lieh he e'p-
rci,cs ~ laih u.anable. Hnill lnlrs s'sit snn't
~ vii ~ he remedy. ~ V VIII e,fi ikrm nV,h-
Ing. aud mas pfosc . bic sirg.
rnrlies wishitg ik' picfsiVuer. nee. hs.f s.
tnfn ,ns.l. ALL bl,ase ad'i,esp Rev. fl'N Ahf
WILSON, NaHamstas, kirsi c., ssN leIk.
al Ca.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE.
A full report of the great boat race between Ok
ford and Cambridge, April 10, is given by The Times
Greater interest was taken in the contest than this
year Half of London went TO sec the race the crowds
were even greater than at the Derby. -Four and
half miles Of river shore thronged with people and
carriages the shops full Of scarfs handkerchief
gloves and rOsettes of the light blue OF Cambrdge and
the dark blue Of oxfod the day cold and rainy but
from the starting place at Putney TO the winning post
above Barnes bridge, the crowds were enormous The
fret race these Universities was rowed IN ls2
contest and in all there have been a. Of which Cam
bridge won TO- and oxford a. Cambridge has been de-
had gone into training with extraordinary determination
TO win increased the Interest the race This seventh
no race next year OF this The Times says:
Apart from the general dissatisfaction which such whis
pered rumOrs create nothing In reality could be more un-
wise fOambidge 10 take such acourse and relax IN er
efforts now when SO near her goal II we %Spd ia De very
stop rowing because his opponents were getting ntle
ahead In the hypercrticisn which mas Deeh 20 nine
mass has been talked and written about p ,
rowing from their egs and so on 1he PLAIN
truth is that Cambridge In her best day. i @ p
better crew upon the Thames at which ro%ed The
race saturday The 6ss" Ss Uniform "' precision Of
Ser esherng and speed ed, OF o. ther sP1rs ntsn
when MT r. Ghs a sse.' The ODDS ds which hi were offered
against them were due more 70 the traditional prestige
which o. o6or tS No one who the boats at exercise
~ en- round could feel confident OF the result OF the
% S side. Oxford, with their deep stroke and
vsry nigh style Of eatherng seemed certainly likely TO
,fii In heavy and umpy water, and heavy and lumpy
water they had on Saturday Had there been better
tide, with light wind and smooth surface, u ~ possible
that Cambridge would have gone In winner AS IL was,
however the oxford rowed best under the conditions
In which both started Their crew. too, were decidedly
stronger and unless in dangerous emergenees put
on those "spurts" In which Cambridge excelled, but
which take IL out OF the much TO he fatal TO
their endurance in so long "a race.
on the morning Of the 18th, oxford had been
out as usual for a little padding III the morning;
the Cambridge did not take the water till the start
IL intended originally that tins should Dc made at T.
but the slackness OF the tide almost compelled little
postponement In the time. The delay must have tried
the patience spectators standing they all
fully exposed the heavy dowDpour of the rain.s stn
greater the disappointment when the crews after
going out returned again II nearly O'Clock before
they passed their boats and 10 finer better
trained young IL would have been difficult TO find III
England.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
EUROPE.
TIE LuxEMBuRa QUESTION.

Nv ITIIrTN TuEsRAPB TRIBUNE
PARIS. April 26-Evening-A rumOr oi inc eesa
hshme ent of Peace Congress, which has prev"iieu
to-dAv has had the effect of raising Rentes one l''c
After business hours, however, the report was 0's
6aedited and Rentes slightly declined
Anil 27-AftemOOn.-Iti is officially sta'eu 'ha' 'i0
Fmperor has expressed his satisfaction with the ne
xotatons now in progress for the settlement OF tle
Luxemburg question. =,
RFptrS April 27-The Wtsor Gazette, in leading
article To- day intimates that Prussia may evacuate
the fortress of Luxembourg
AMSTERDAM. April 27.-The Dutch Government
officially denies that there any offer to sell Lux
emburg TO Napoleon
LONDON, April 21-Evening.-Queen Victoria mas
written letter to the King of Prussia, in which she
takes ground in favor of the recent and more moder
ate propositions of France in regard to the disposition
of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and advises hm
70 accept plan of compromise TO which the Emperor
Napoleon is not unwilling to accede
April 2S-At a late hour last night the Prussian
Government signifed by telegraph, its acceptance
of proposition made by the Queen of England FOL
q General Conference at London of the great Powers
to settle the Luxemburg dispute the basis of the
naturalization of the Grand Duchy, guaranteed by
all the Powers at the Conference.
Evening-The General Conference of the European
Powers to settle the differences between France ana
Prussia will meet in London on the 18th Of May IL
has been agreed that in the time the Fortress
of Luxemburg shall be dsmantled.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE ATTITUDE OF ITALY.


"nwe are wen Informed, the Florence Cabinet has
already caused 70 he ntmated to the French Govern
ment that, in of between France and Prussia
Italy would be the side Of her allies Of 1852 and not on
inclined toward Prussia and the Ministerial crisis which
is not quite over though RattazA Ministry s cohs,i
question Of alliances with view TO an approaching h"ro
pean war"
ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
The Bedidt-the mouthpeee OF the st. PETERSBURG
War ofhee-expresses itself to the following effeeV
"should the Luxemburg question really bring on war;
shall be justified in asserting that never ala 30 se
nifcant subject kindle great stir Inc preseh'oo
duct of the French Government eontradcts al ~ s hr
affirmed that the reorganization of Germany was not
only not dangerous TO France, but on tne eonSy, %
burg nOwi But even should Napoleon III have changed
his opinions, and eventually convinced nnsen @ a. t'" 4,
possible for him to expect that the acquisition OF Luxe
burg VIII protect him from any peril thIeatemhg MN
has not the slightest shadow Of right her side Lux
emburg IL is true does not belong to the Geran eSo
the former Federal institutions have been abrogaed the
treaties authorizing Prussia to garrison the fortress are
"' THE ATTITUDE OF SPAIN
Asregards Spain, the following curious intelligence 10
communicated by Paris correspondent of the cologne
Gazette, ordinarily well-informed
"a strange rumor has been lately afoat In diplomatic
circles which should not upon unless II had been
confirmed by q person likely TO know. The Envoy OF
Queen Isabella at Berlin il is asserted recently eered
the assistance of his sovereign In war against france
The proposal believed 20 have been made ~ order OF
the Queen and without the cognizance OF the spanish
Ministers Napoleon III-and this part OF my story
can vouCh f0r-no heard OF than he summoned
MoD Spanish Embassador at Paris to his
and inquired after the truth Of the statement NJ Mon
had TO ayow his entire ignorance The Emperor theh
had interview with NJ olozaga, the fugitive Progres
sIst chief admitted the possibility OF such step nav
ing been taken by the Queen The Spanish gentle to
whom am indebted for this news himself asked
Marshal ODonnell what he thought OF the matter Inc
Marshal replied, Il do not know what the queen may
have DONE but what know that the Emperor Dee'es
it,"
COUNT BISMARCK
dsquietude in diplomatic circles respecting the
prospects of war still continues. Count Bismarck works
night day. sending frequent dispatches TO Paris Lon
dOn Vienna, Florence St. Petersburg, and the Govern
ments Of the South German statesM The labor he per
forms is almost incredible.
THE FEELING IN BAyARIA.
public meeting held at Munich, April IL, express
ing the strongest approval Of the recent patriotic address
of the Bavarian Deputies on the subject Of Luxemburg
One thousand five hundred and fifty new officers com
missions have been established In the Prussian Army
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
THE LUxEMBURG QUEsTION.

PRCssIAN WAR POWERS UNDER THE T1EATIEs
The treaty which Prussia concluded with the kine
OF Holland In gives to the c0mnandan OF the For
tress Of Luxembrg Ia Prlssan officer the light In case
Of war Of TO put IN stateof siege. mol
aud 70 exercise his full powers as military commandant
u depends therefore. that officer to transform by
simple order the whole OF the duchy into Prsan terri
tory, and TO have absolute authority a0Ig c0nsdeta
ble part Of the French frontier.
WAR NEWS FROM fgAScE
The Cotaier de Lyon confirms the report OF the Areir
Hati0aol as follows; ..-5
"what appears TO DO certain that during the last re
days certain quantity OF guncarrsos, OF pro Jeeies
and war materel has been sent from the arscnals and
magazines Of Lyons In the direction ana north
east OF France 49, .
The Vicie de OAer6osrv says; a ministerial dispatch,
which arrived on Friday At tho headquarters OF the sub
division OF IA Manohe orders the reorganization OF the
sth Regiment OF the Infantry Of the ne Two battalion.
of the 6th are t is said TO be put on war roofing OF
loo each. Tho artillery department Is manniactur-
ing great quantity OF cartOuchos.F .
The Aessdocr de 1ooase says "a new organization OF
cur Infantry regiments s taking place OF present In
efead Of txo battaons each composed OF elg CONF
panica there viii Se three bataOns eaeh composed
q six companies which ves Increase OF two compa'
nieso 4
e Frankfort Journal las the following from Kehl dated
April o. striking contradiction 10 the reports OF peace
furDshed BY the fact that yesterday al tho w0rkmen
Iron and timber 10 be found 70 sfasboDrg were engaged
ior service in the arseuae Moreover te faNay tkee
every DAY, heavy guns from hfasDQurg 20 Metz 10 ory
ihe latter Considerable eaglwOrks ana new ramparts
lave been raised during the year 10 protect the walls OF
sifasbonFg French maTsLal 10 e1peeted tOmoIO" 10
5nptet these works"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-29
The following is a list Of the crews:
OXFORD CREW.

They took the water little before g. and going easily
TO s oas III he %Sd %as given Il %n
bered as have already said that Oxford with her
s luck won Seea 1Hs sSs minutes to Se
word given and, Ike flash both boats were OFF IT
water and il is almost unnecessary to say that both
were 10 certain extent Hurried ana da mol settle
Then Cambridge began to draw their boat little ahead
but never for than few feet when the Oxonians
auckened their deep strong strokes aud crept mp again
Prom this to Hammorsmth bridge the race was
crew s1 ns T TO Soss ths wer wer ey hS
in hand and stretching to their o9s with power thst
Wad with visible leap at every stroke Neither needed
incentives 10 do their best but they had them neverhe
the hideous clamor Of directions from all their partl
F.Ssr aH@ Sse from es But
all this the srokeOa OF the boats kept their course
by which they guided their The steering Of each
perhaps not good as Ii would have been In better
cold wind ful in the OF the ooxswans
would have been a more than sufficient excuse for
Hsmmersmlth Bridge was reached, nc cambrIdg &c = had
drawn nearly her length ahead. Under the bridge.
beat led ma gnificentys amid OF applause, which
va. taken up ~ @ on SSta banks Of d he Ssr
the steamers came rolling and tnmbng on swaying fron
Ss 1S Sont.s aS aoSus So
roar, some wemean words Of advice encouragement
Of stroke though she never within five or six a
minute of that OF Cambridge, and drew up again 80 fast
alongside her opponents JUSTIFY all Odus which
them amid the most tremendous cheers FROM boats and
bar5s we're being offered in hes favor The struggle
fleE was most exciting II would be impossible,
NO matter what amateur critics may say, TO witness
ANYTHING better than the style Of rowing In each
Sanbridge' rowed quicker, but her style was beau.
tful. The oars rose ana fell with the precision
clear OF the surface OF the water wasthe very perfection
Of rowing Ts Oxford stroke though less pretty to look
which both boats had 10 pass gave oxford decided ad
vantage in her high featherng AZ this time abe began
10 take decided lead and amid the almost frantic ap
panee OF her supporters began 10 draw well ahead st
in spte OF eyery both Of tide which was bet