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HResKLYa IsyEL.LGEssE.

HosoEs TO THE ILLUsrRfous DBAD.-Thrtcen
guns VIII he fred on board rhe receiving snip
Vermont to-day in respect to the memory OF the late
Commodore stewart
VISITORS 10 THE PARK.-n Is estimated By the
Prospect Park police tnat IT. 80 pcrseas visited the
Park during the eek ending Sunday last. On the
latter day the attendance was ass
NEW Cauaou AT OTSTEa BAY.-A modest,
though handsome little church ediaee-tae design OF
Mir. Thomas +. Houghton-is IN course Of construs-
t,on, being now nearly finished az oyster Bay, l.. l.
cality, through the uHremitting aud energS Ia
the cause OF religion. OF the pastor, Rev. Father
hcinroe
BROOKLYN MoRrALITY.-The msrtuary reports
show The number of deaths in Brooklyn during The
past week to be l7s. or the deceased 40 were men,
So women. 81 boys ana 81 girls. The principal dis
eases were as follows:-Ccnsamptiua "A; pneumo.
MA 30 maresmus. IL: diphtheria, 3; Group, o. pot.
son, l; suicide, !, and smallpox l.
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBkRY.-Jeseph Jennings,
clerk nineteen years Of sgs, arrested by olcer
Boyle. Gf the Forty-third precnss. Monday night
on y charge VI knocking Down ana recbing Joseph
Murray. The complainant says the accused took
his gold watch from him. valued at slso. He was
locked up answer. Nearly every night some cisi-
zen II waylaid and robbed "a this preciRct
THE COUNTY BOARD OF SgPERvIsoRs.-The Board
OF Supervisors met as caAvassess yesterday after
noon, Supervisor Howell In the chair. The returns
OF the several election districts wero handed In BY
the Supervisors, and on CALLING them the return OF
the canvass OF the county was found te be complete
with the exception OF four districts u the Fourth
ward and the Second district q the sixteenth ward
The supervisor OF the sixteenth ward stated that the
missing district returns were lost BY eAe Of the can
vassers. The representative OF the Fourth ward nos
being present the returns from that district were
not accounted for. The Board tAe0 adjourned until
two O'Clock this afternoon.
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THE NEW TERRITORY OF WyoMrsd.--A letter from
Cheyenne October &c. to the Cnicago fribuHe. says
the primary organization or Wyoming Territory 10
now complete Both houses OF the Legislature
have bscn organized the Territorial oflces oiled,
the judiciary appointed and the cOurs hard al work.
Tho new 1errtfory starts on It's career under most
favorable auspices TIE Territory IL rectangular in
form. and extenos from the twenty-seventh 70 the
thirty-iourth meridian OF longitude, and from tha
forty first to the forly-nitn degree OF latitude,
embracing an area OF some s7 900 square miles,
or about g. <6x,c 0a acres. Its Governor u Gene
raj :. A. Campbell In his message TO tho
Legislature Governor Campbell calls atten-
ton 10 the outragcs committed by the Indians and
advises the formation OF militia force and tho dis
tributiou OF to the citizens on tho border lie
calls attention to the richness OF the soil OF Wyo-
mng details the facilities for raising stock Ia tho
Territory, AMI asks the Legislature 70 provide BY
law for tho planting and protection OF fruit and
shade trees. He calls attention 10 the petroleum
syringe an disoourses the mining interests OF Inc
territory. Tho IRON and coal deposits are Immense,
Tho Governor advises encouragement 70 immigia-
ton lie says the Indian reservation comprises
more than onc-iourth OF the nncss and Richest por.
ton OF the Territory and thinks tho government
should Aerogato tho treaty by wnicn u Wa: secured
70 tho red men, and the latter DO restricted 10 such
amounts Of arabic land o. VIII give them support
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ssAsCaks Foa aln8sa TaEAsylE.
The Dream OF q soventb Son OF "a Seventh
S0u.

The Dream OF a Soventb son or Seventh
Son.
joseph Drain, residing at No. is2 Navy street,
Brooklyn, claims to be tae seventh sou or tho
seventh son, and, moreover, rel~ousy believes IN
what he dreams About two months since he
dreamed there was a sum q money buried by tho
side OF pond In Ralph avenue, near Atlantic He
copnded the matter to Witiiont r. PARCELS residing
ia Baltic street. and on Monday nigas the two mon
provided themselves with nagnesie needles, Two
steel bars and two spades, anticipating but little
trouble IN securing tue treasure. Drain carried .
bag TO put the treasure IN.
they reached the spos &C midnight and CON-
menced the work. In haf an heur they had dug !
hole nearly large and deep enough to bury
themselves In bot failed TO come upon tne
treasure. They concluded haally that Captain idu
or who ever had deposited there, had buried Il
under an enchantment, and that whom thev came
near II moved Dishesrtened Of tnslr I'M suocsas
they started IN the direction OF home. In pss5n9
along the Hunterny road they ran across
metropolitan In the shape Of Patr0iman
Lyle. OF the F0rtyninth sub-preosncs, who mistook
them for "oody snatchcrsn and took them 10 the
staten house. They were questioned by Sergeant
credited tue statement and sent an Oflcer to Tire
place where they had been digging inc hole WA
mere 10 connrm the story, and the men were ibss,
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English opera. The new stag, now In co1rsc OF
erection b. designef expressly with This view. Tue
performances will be resumed very SHORTLY, Mr.
George Persen again taxing the direction and hiin-
se'f sustaining many or The principal TNes. Jns
other rspierr or the company WIN pc strengtpened
IN each department ana new prlula Gonna VIII De
introduced.
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UNION COUKSE. u. l., NOV H.--SWecpetakee, 800,
mile meats best three in ave, Co wagons.
Tom Mcclure entered b. ID. Lady Wax. 2 1 1
Jonn Conklin entered blk. m. Rosedae. L q q o
Charles Lott entered br. &. Harry ...... Q q
Cornelius Van Winklc entered blk. r.
A
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an average Of 14c. The Texans brought
llal3o. OF the Alexander cattle, BOO
Illinois steers. OK cWt. sold at l8al6c:
100 OF Allerton's Texans, OK cwt., ut l2c;
90 little 5H eWt., Texans, S57 50; 100
good, 7N cwt., Illinois steers, l4al6c,
and car OF State dry cows and little
hslierB ct 100. The West End yards are
10 be closed and a new market place
opened at WehaWken, In New Jersey,
opposite FlIIleth street, on Monday
next. The Erle road has Y track laid 10
the new yard. n 4.
SSHREP-Very depre .sed: prices lRkc
lower, but they do not sell even at that
reduction. Total for The week, 34,675
head, with 1900 on sale 10 day, and not
half going OF. The prices Of sheep
are 4A0c: lambs, 6A71<c, with q few ex.
tras little higher, Sales Of one car Of
Ohio sheep, u pounds, 4ySc: two cars,
70 pounds, fat, 55GC; lot Of Indiana, 100
pounds, 6ko; . few Ca1Adas, los
pounds, 6xc; lambs. a lot Of 80 pounds,
CanRdas, exc; lS0 State. 81 pounds. 70:
q few CanRdas, 90 pounds, 80. Very
many sheep and lambs are selling ut
y 90; poor lambs at 81 90.
Hoas-Not active, at 12&c net. To-
tai q ESQ head. OF which 80 cars arrived
to-day. Slaughtering is still carried on
at Communipaw's, under modified In.
functions.
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THE HEATED TENN.

New YORK, Aug. %.
Weather pleasant and much cooler
than on Sunday.
.... .m PHILADELPHIA. Aug. %.
Oh Weather cool and pleasant; water
growing scarcer. The City council met
to-day 10 devise measures for raising
wafer Into the reservoir.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
Cooler; Indications OF much needed
rain. Several persons died yesterday
from heat.
CLEVELAND, Aug. %.
Weather extremely hot for the last
few days; had one shower Saturday,
which moderated the heat a little, but
not enough rain fell 10 bs OF any beus.
ut To the crops.
BATH, August %.
Accounts from alI sections of Mary
land represent the drought as prevails
Ing 10 an alarming extent. No rain
has fallen for weeks In some sections.
Farmers despair Of making even half a
crop OF corn. The potato vines have
become parched and dried up before
maturity. The tobacco crop Is suffer-
ing dreadtully. ..'
LOUISVILLE, August %.
The intensity OF the heat continues
without abatement. The rains that
have fallen have been but partial i'm
the State, and not sufficient to mitigate
the drought. Accounts from the TO.
bacoo growing regions state that but
but one-half the crop produced last
year will be raised this year. Corn Ia
almost ahrlveled. a." I
PHILApELpHIA, August g,
Not u drop OF rain has fallen here
since August 4th, the night OF the great
whisky 1re, nor have any accounts of
rain been received from the interior.
except short thunder storm on Satur.
day last, Of about thirty minutes, nm
the Sohuylklll. ALL reports agree as TO
the great damage 10 corn from the
drought In this State. A special meet
Ing OF tho City Council was held to>day
TO consider the water famine. Twenty.
Eve thousand dollars were appropfl-
Ated for families OF destitute canal boat
men. Power has been given the Chief
Engineer to take any measures he NAV
deem proper 10 raise water into the
basin at Fairmount. An experiment
was. tried this afternoon OF raising water
by means OF steam fire engines, The
hill ut Paramount is 98 feet high, ana Ii
Is doubtful whether the hose will stand
the pressure, The result has not vet
been announced,
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THE NEWS.

A dispatch from Camp Supply, Indl-
au territory, says the Peace Commits.
sIonerS, on Saturday. had q most i'm
portant meeting with the Cheyenues
and Arrapahoes. A large number Of
chiefs were present, and fully 1000
men, women and children were outside
on ponies. The council lasted two
hours, and the result is considered most
favorable. -.
It ia not believed any matters OF ma
tional Importance will be considered at
the Cabinet meeting Friday. tlS
Hlcol. QuesedA. brother or the General.
in.Chlef, arrived In New York, satur-
day, on an important diplomatic miss
sion, and as bearer OF important dis
patches for the Cuban authorities.
Railroad frelghls TO the West were
advanced yesterday at New York to
the following agurOS: Chicago. SO cents;
Cincinnati, IS cents; Louisville, 80 cents;
81. Louis, 60 cents per cwt. AlIghtning
express train has been ordered on the
Erie Railroad, which will take passsn.
gers to Chicago In thirty hours. The
fares are expected TO be reduced. In
fact, II Is certain that the advance In
freIghts will be maintained.
The President Of the Irish Republican
Association OF Pennsylvania has Issued
card declaring that the Irish Repub-
llcan Convention lately In session in
Chicago elected no President OF the
Irish Republican Association OF Amer.
lea, nor did II select any newspaper as
aspecIal a organ, and that all claimants
otsuch positions are lmpostors.
It is estimated at the Treasury De.
partment that the saving to the govern.
ment which has resulted from the re-
duction OF the force In that department
alone, exclusive OF those dismissed
from the Printing Bureau Is $50. 900 per
month. Several more removals are to
be made upon the return OF the Secre-
tary to Washington.
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WHEELING, WEST VA, TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST "a 1869

the 6rTn, o strong impeluA to the de.
mand was a natural result, tls un-
detstood that large orders on their nc
side. This important fact amounts to
the Endorsement Of the credit Of the
United States Government by the great.
est banking house In the world, and
must have an important bearing on
the future value OF our securities. The
Currency Skies are In more active de.
mand, partly from private investors
who desire q long Investment and part.
~ from financial institutions, who, re-
gardlng a decline in gold as probable,
view them las destined 10 improve In
intrinsic value. Some also are buying
on the hope that the Secretary OF the
Treasury may be induced 10 revoke his
refusal to allow their being used by the
banks aB o deposit on the Banking De-
partment against circulation. ''.7
The New York Times financial edl.
tor, In the issue Of Saturday, remarks; I;
The Public Funds OF the United
States have gone up In London to S41f
per cent. Sterling Money, equal 10
about 02 per cent, Gold In New York,
and gold in this market fell down to:
day to 1925 per cent. The effect OF the
Sinking Fund purchases OF the Score.
tary OF the Treasury was slow 10 be
understood and felt In the Foreign
markets, because Of The violent efforts
OF certain parties on this side 10 ad-
vance Gold at home while these pur-
ohAses were going on. But the effect
was not the less sure to come, and the
quotations today are only the begin.
Ming OF u steady advance In q. 8. 5.20s
abroad, and OF gradual but sure de.
cline in gold at home until our 20B
are brought upon a par with Gold In
poth markets. The Secretary Of the
mand, and all Of three months time 10
make this contamination certain be.
fore the meeting Of Congress, and we
have well.founded confidence that he
will do 1t. .t. .. ~ rIIID
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MINOR THLEaRAms.


the HaymakerS beat the Forest
city club al Cleveland yesterday In o
game OF base Dali. Score 81 to 2l.
The North Eastern SanRerbund and
General sangerbuud, have resolved ID
participate IN the Humboldt Celebra
ION on September II, .... - :
Hiram Walbridpe. has rssionsd ,ho
Presidency or he Mediterrs nss y
Steamship Company, =
Tha E,,,h,o 10, C.,., l.,
procaaSInn SOO s,ronc ~ a Naa, WNL,t Hau d
Monday, tertninaffnV IN n nic yIc -
W., n u.,,,-,.or Al,
c.,-s ~ N. d. nS!ilok, u the journal o.
III. C'mss'T .,o. ss"ISS Na "" W evening paper
tha PsnnSi. A''" 'N' " 10 c"'ieu
'Ne 1tep"oste'
Nor, Wo.,. y, NelteIL ,a!iI,o a'eu, SUNDAY, 10
dosa - S'n' tT'hscco ~ oeriD.' irio. as9ny, ltom q
bim Sv nv % oiS IsHv H,V' "a%aT "aI Mes SIe, Even
for fever and aeiIS. Z
-Tho iron ronndrr o,w u uo,u =.
p.Ir,aT pu Isuh iOuuuty ,Uoa y. II; nelly, az
LOSS $40 OOO: insured for half
c.nIs ~ I'M
nn,San nSp'eH ga oS ne ~ WI VI Anutew .;
h aoha1n,oS Su S,oJ H. .ns ,o ibnventotIes bNn,n ana
1S scn.os O. 'J " y n'p Pn,II UoneI anu rex ek'
iIshed. The schedules shnw that The
estaie ia insolvent and thai mo monsv
remalns To be divided among the baIrs
who are Gen. Butler, Mira Bntler wifa
OF the DECEASED. and Gao, II. RnfIer
his son. N iiT-7I,G -'UFT'
rrho .ao,no,,od ,J,,,m, ,,.n,, ~ -.
solIdation Of the Central and Hudson
railroads, is ready FOR RATIFICATION. and
about 10 be- signeii HFST :
AT s Saratoga, m % Yesterday. In the ,ro.,
Mountain Boy beat Lady Thorne TIRES
strRight heats. In 2:27, 2:24I, and 2:25k,
Commodore Vanderbilt aud wife were
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Important Movement for lho ModI.
41H lcaLIOn OF the Income Tax,

e14 leaIiOn OF the Income Tax.
' WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
e The movement alluded to some time
ago favoring the, mobilization OF the
laws affecting Incomes, has assu med a
more formidable and general character.
The plan proposed, Ia 10 Increase the
tax on whisky TO one dollar per gal.
lon; which. Il is claimed, will realize
$4,000, 900, II the means now within
reach Of the revenue bureau for the
prevention OF frauds shall be adopted; |;
from tobacco at least $50. .000, 900 can be
realized; from stamps with the modIA.
tion OF the present law, say $l0, 900, 900;
From lermented liquors., SIC, 600 900:
from licenses but $4,000, 900 would be
required to make a total OF Sl55, 900, 900,
an amount. equal, to Secretary Bout
wells estimate OF the expenditures lor
The present ascal year. The plan is TO
conhne tho income tax to the tax on
Interest paid on the National debt:
the i've per cent 10 be deducted when
the interest 10 paid. This will realize
N.255. 900 without dollar OF expense
Incurred In the collection. The bal.
ance Il Is proposed to raise by taxing
Incomes derived from The surplus prop.
erty embraced In stocks OF banks, rail.
roads, and other corporations, and
from the interest paid on the bonds OF
such corporations.
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Now York Cattle Marker.
" NEW YoRK Ar,ro, :

ur. =" OIniI august -.
CATTLE-AEe slIghtly I'm proved, with
only 800 on sale to-day, completing
1854 for the week. The eject Of the
large number last week Is still ap~
parent, and . heavy, supply OF cheap
purchases prevents any marked ad.
vance In meats.l Many Texan cattle are
again on sale, reducing the average
quality. Very few really prime bui.
locks are In the yards this morning,
IInouSh several droves ranked as good.
Illinois, Kentucky and Texan lead OF
IN numbers. Nearly all the stock on
otieE was sold, but one or two droves.
not included in the figures above, not
Offering, the owners hoping to do better
at One Hundredth street on Wednes.
day. Prices range from 10 to 100, with
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FRANCE.
The French Press on the Cuban
Question.

The French Press on the Cuban
Question.
u-., De PARIS, August %.
The Empress departs on her eastern
tour to-day.
The La France says: However pain.
ful It may be for Spain to accept the
suggested solution OF the Cuban din.
entity, there is no other plan possible.
Il Ia the only way for Spain 10 save
some fragments OF the wreck. The
value and duration Of Cuban independ.
ence, under the protection OF America,
is another question. The desire to alb.
sorb which character!zss the AmerI.
cans, qualities them very badly TO per.
form the part Of plalonic protector.
ate. 1t IL very probable that behind
the compromise they are trying 10
bring about. lies a second edition OF the
history OF Texas. nEgil.s +
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HAVANA, August 23
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
aove,rn,ment I,onds.

Respecting the recent fluctuations In
the quotations Of Government sscurl.
Ties, tho New York Financial Chronicle
Of Saturday says: -l,gnIln .
1t appears there has been an effort on
the London and Frankfort markets 10
depress the price OF bonds; and this at.
tempt has induced q scarcity Of bonds,
which may account for the drmness OF
the market. Il Is also reported that
tne nouse OF RothschildS has recently
taken an inteFes. In the bonds oi our
Government; and this fact becoming
apparent from the large purchases OF
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singular Quarrel over a Deadl Body.
..,Is. NEW YonR, August %.

Two undertakers, in the Eleventh
Precinct, are engaged in a, quarrel as
TO Who shall bury tho corpse Of d
woman named Sutton, who died ON
Saturday. One OF them was sent for by
Coroner who made an inyestig don
Of me case, but the other was called
hrht by the womRn'B relatives. The
Coroaer's man insisted on his right, 10
do The burylnR, but the police were
called In and the matter referred 10 In.
spector Walling, who referred il 70 ihe
public adminiattator. ii tie meantime
the body Is unburied.
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION,

HooFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is O compound OF Fluid Extracts. Tho
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered IN Ger:
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
rom them by q scientific chemist. Those
extracts arc then forwarded to this country
N be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BlLterS. There In no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In cOmpOundinR the MT
leIs, hence II free IRON all the objections In
Cident to the usG OF n liquor preparation.
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PRICES.

HooaAndS : German RittOrS, per bottle 81 OO
HF,II (" - halfdnSen S00
Aconanda 3 German Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, d 50 pcr bottte or halt dozen for
.EDo,not forget 70 examine well the ar.
iole you buy, In order 70 get the genuine.
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers in Med.
Inc everywhere, jyll
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'H'- - nALIFAx. "fi',,, 81.
Arrival and Reception of Prince
-. Arthur. ..-

a......s HALIFAX August %.
Prince Arthur arrived this morning
In the City Of Paris. Two companies
OF the 18th HlRhlanders formed the
guard OF honor, The streets In the
Viclnitywere crowded. Governor Gen.
eral Young and Lieutenant Governor
Doyle went on board, and soon re-.
turned, accompanied by Prince Ar
thur, Col. Elplnstone, the Princes gov.
ernor, and Lieutenant PIckard. The
appearance OF the Prince ELECTED hearty
cnsess, and band played the national
anthem. The Prince Immediately en-.
tered a carriage and was driven 10 the
eial service In the garrison chapel at
$3.50 o'clock. The formal landing will
take place at Her MAjesty'a Dock Yard
Tomorrow, when the Prince will be re-.
celved by Governor General Young,
and other officers Of the goyernment."
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CAUTION.

HootiandG German Remedies arc cOuutct.
feited. Zee that the signature ofQ II. JACK.
BON IL on the wrapper Of each bottle. All
otherS arc cUunterfelt.
Principal Once and Manufactory at the
German Medicine Store, No. bSl ARCH sueSt,
'.PIsIll 'HPGIHsIllRiIIEsM!EvARs, Proprietor.
Formerly Y, II. JACKSON q 70.
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nARKErs n1 TELEaHAPH.

NEW YORK, August %.
CoTToN-Qulet; sales 400 bales at $50
for mlddling uplands.
FLouR-Closed moderately active and
htm for shipping grades, and dali and
heavy for all other kinds.
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm, with fair ex.
port demand. Rye-Dull and heavy;
u GOAL 6l for new western. Corn-D1li
and heavy; 90caSl IL for uusound, and
81 bal 10 for sound mixed western.
PRovlsIoNs-Pork-Dull, heavy and
nominal. BeeE-Qulet and unchanged.
Gut Meats-Dull and unchanged. ;Ba.
con-ln fair request at full prices.
Lard-Dull; 1910 for prime steam,
EdGs-Dnll at 22a23o,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
Tue LondOn Press ON the InternatIon
q aI Boat Race. F|
A GOOd Word for tho HalvArds.

A Good Word for the HalVartis.
LONDON, August %.
The Steamers Herman, Nevada, City
OF Liverpool and Austria, have ar.
rived.
The Telegraph, edltorially, thinks
the Harvards should win the race with
the oxfords.
The Bishop Of WlncheHter has reSlgn.
Cd. ..'..... .-...-.r..
The morning Telegraph OF to-day has
an editorial on the forthcoming inter.
national boat race wherein Il says:
A point In favor Of the Americans iB
that they are In such O state OF high
training OF the best kind, and that they
have not submitted themselves to a
sharp regime for few months with q
view 10 q particular event, but have
been In perfect training for the last
three years. What hardness of muscle,
soundness OF heart and honesty OF
lung, must be the result. II 10 almost
impossible 10 oveFrate the effects
which such state Of facts has upon the
event ofthe race. Four young athletes
develope every available power 10 some.
tuthh LuuLG eAVoIkonb t4hu IAb EGbult VI
few months training. What may not
be expected from q crew called upon
for quarter Of an hours strain when
they nave been at work for years.
Taking our information as correct, we
should consider the superior hardness
OF the Americans more than set of
against the style OF the English, and
conclude that the contest will be main
ly q battle OF coxsWalns. Whatever
the event may be, we trust the Increase
OF kindly feeling and good fellowship
between the two nations will be one Of
the results"
The Telegraph, to-day, IL its sporting
article, Rlludes again 10 the elnLernation-
al University race, It says: Many Of
the best Judges Of boating offer two 10
one on the Oxfords, II predicts that
the Oxonians will win and believes
that the Harvard men will make q bet
ter fight than was anticipated by the
supporters Of the Oxfords.