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NEW ORLEANS.
Battle with Indians.

NEw ORLEANS. Julv ia GaIVc>-
ton .Nr,cs special from Sherman, TeNas.
via Jacksb0ro says that at l2:lO P. m. on
last Friday, about twenty-five mile
north Of that place, a raiding band of
Indians and portion Of the VII" coun-
" Rangers colided. The former being
in superior force they caused the Ranger.
To- retire with the loss of one man killed
and several wounded. Later in the day
the Indians attacked Lanings rancho. IN
Lost Valley. Jacks county, tv" mIIr-
distant, but, after a hard fight, the In
dians were driven off taking with them
several horses and killing one of Lam
inCs men, John Heath.
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CLEVELAND.
Death Of Dr. Goodrich.

CLHvELAxD, July 2s.-Th" announce
rurpt of the death - Rev. DR.. G"Odrirh.
At Lausanne. Switzerland. cause g"n-
cral feeling Of sDrrow IN thu city. wh"r"
IN. deceased Wa 30 veil known and h"-
loved. DR.. Goodrich has teen pastor "f
the First Pre-bytsrIan church Of tia.
rity since 1853 and went abroad ."rne
Eighteen month, ago - eek the ret hi'
falling health demanded.
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Shooting ARRAY.

PrTTsBURGH. July l9.-About Q 10 clock
,o-nioht James +. McElliott. fireman
On the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and It
Lnui. railroad. wa -hot in front OF the
Paris Hotel. on Liberty street. and died
in about half An hour. The shooting Is
supposed to have been done by Alfred
Gillian. AN Italian bsrkeePer Of the hotel.
I, ! said that McElliott and friend
tried to get in the saloon. but admittance
WA. refused. Then they Used insulting
language towards the barkerPcr. when a
shot Wa fired. taking effect in McElli"tt :
right side
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District Contractors,

Lieutenant Ho1ie. Executive Officer Of
the District Commission, to-day Issued II
circular to contractors, notifying them
that under the recent act Of Congress ior
the government of the District II Column
bia, all claims existing or Hereafter
created, for which no evidence OF indcbt-
edness has been issued, arising out OF
contracts made by the Board OF fublIc
Works, are required to be examined and
audited for settlement by the Board OF
Audit, consisting of the First and second
Controllers of the Treasury of the Cnited
States, who, upon such audit, VIII issue
to each claimant a certificate signed
by said board, and Count"rSlgned
bv the Controller of the District,
,tating the amount due. The Sinking
Fund Commissioners are authorized L"
exchange ut par certain bonds ol the
District of Columbia provided for, Paya-
bic fifty years from August |, 1874, ana
bearing interest at the rate OF : 61-lVo
per cent per annum, for Indebtedness
evidenced by said certificates ol the
Auditing Board. No other provision l.
made for payment for work donr"r mere
after to BE- done under contracts made by
the Board of Public Works.
The disposition of the appropriation
made by Congress and of the revenue
from taxes and other sources is controlled
by act of Congress, and none Of th"'"
revenues are available for the payment
of said work. The Commission to-day
isSned nm order SuDprcSSinD all work
under the contracts of the late Board Of
Public Works, except that pertaining to
sewers, and the same shall not be resumed
except on the approval Of the CommiS-
sioners and by written order of the en-
gineers.
1t was also ordered that an cXamina-
ton of all the work on sewers and other
public improvements be made at once by
the Engineer of the Board of Commis-
sioners. to determine the initial point OF
the work which is to be done under the
Commission.
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phe p. w. & K. r. r., Subscription.
q. L. 10 ..f IN. kt.nISlNr.

The p. w. & K. r. r., Subscription.
Editors Of the Register.
On Tuesday the citizens of OHIO coun-
= urr to decide whether they can AFFORD
-, ,yDcnd $4,000 more on the what Is
!, hi, hug brur-thc p. W. " X Il. t.,
,l.L,b has twice ruthlcSsly deceived lis
.,,J. depleted the county pur." |" the
,nr., Of $24O.OOo. Whcr" Is
,L.rNstter going to end, and who Is gong
,'.,.,, the additional lrvics hcapcd upon
H.! ,s,.,avcrS bv the few advocates "t
,I;. ,,ratt imprnvemcnt?' said few,
I'm, Joubt if 81 respectable number aS
,Lat word signifies have ch"mp"n'd the
rm,r in the public prints. II
,,,i,,bt te said in fact that
sh1nt three gentlemen. perhaps not
mari. than Two. have been welding their
rbm,ibIs pens in favor of tn" SubScrlp-
t;nn ONE uf these gentlemen, Capt.
J,Ln NcLurc, boldly and proIiically
;rIi,ns ,yrr his own signature, and pro
Jurrs rrports and figures of estimated
,.,.,. ,f building the p, W. X
r. T.. and vet the fact Is patent
that if the same gentlemen have the
,aonaromcrt of another loan and succeed
in constructing the road no better nor
moro rapidlv ia the future than in the
mas, twice S$OOOO0 will not prepare 1t for
travel.
The other gentleman who so
ardcntlv c>pouscs through the me-
dunn Of the press, the cause OF tins
Great line Of railway, Is
Ts,ber timid about appearing over his
truc signature But report has II that he
!. - Gentleman who !. prominently idcu-
,ifcS with the Top Mill and blast fur
norc and is one of the largest NtockhoLd-
rr> therein.
Now ask is it proper or becoming for
ON, or two citizens who nave 'ie''
,vr interests mostly t. Su0serHe' u
ihrust All sorts of imaginary results
rI,n.ible arguments, and doubtful As
surancc> upon the people OF the county
and hv lcthargv upon the one Sloe' anu
vain hopes amongst small portion "i
the community. which may lead them tc
ynt. favnrahlv. on the other, cause an
additional debt Of 100000, and perhaps
500 600 before We are through with IT.
,u he ,addlcd on the county.
No gcntlrmanl Stand back and let
the people decide for themselves
Do not force Your views on the public
anv further on this question. which may
further involve the county in debt, halt Il
million Of fdollarS y question which the
press of the city. in the face of past e1-
prrience, even consi lcrs Of chara ter too
climerical and doubtful to battle for any
longer
Ye-. gentlemen, Notwithstanding your
earnest efforts in the direction ofpro-
gre,s and Improvement, public sentiment
>uysn sense ofpropriety ought to inspire
- desire to rest awhile and permit
numerous others to prop up this diIapi'
dated public enterprise. ECONOMY.
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DUmNG the epidemic of intormlttcnts
in the Wcst this season, the whole inn
mcusc stock of Aver, Aguc Cure hrrams
exhausted, aud the producing power of
hi lnh"rntory was found inadequate Ia
meet the demand MANY who
knew hi. extraordinary VIRTUES for
the cure of Cmls and Fever, paid
rr"rbitnnt price. for thos" who w"r" for.
tunntc enough to have supply un hand.
Some uf our n"Ighb"r. pad ten dollar.
for it, while the regular price /, but one,
and assure u, il wns on the whole the
cheapest remedy they could buy even ut
that hgur" They pral'c 1t for tw" qusi-
illc.. first. that 1t cures. and la.t that !,
leave, the health mrmpair"d.-Ior
SGidard.
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ENGLAND.
Railroad Accident,

LoNDoN. July iS.-An accident on the
Lancashire and Yorkshire railroad thi:
morning caused the death and injury of
several persons.
In consequence of the illness of Dr.
kencaly tn" inquiry Of the Bruchc, ot
Grsy.s Inn has been adjourned till Au-
gust.
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IOWA
Indian Fight.

SIOUX CITY. July ls.-A dispatch
lust received here from Yankton agency.
near Fort Randall. Dakota Territory,
state. that a small party of Sioux attack
ed the Pancas at their agency in Nebras ka-
Yesterday. The Sioux lost two killed
The Psncas received no injury.
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state senate-First District.

The undersigned. representing what he
believes to be the sentiment of the peiii"-
cracv of ohio county, and at the personal
solicitation Of the friends of +. q. Cracran'
Fso.. does hereby announce him rs Il can
Ji1ote for thf position Of state senator
rom the FIRST Senatorial District subject
to the dfcision OF tn" Democratic hoi"'-
HIS FRIENDS.
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PITTSBURGH.
Extension Of Time.

PlrrsBrRGH, July lS.-The firm Of
Lyou. Shorb Il Co., one 81 the oldest and
I,rcc.t iron manufacturing establish
mcnts in this city, have asked for An eI-
tension Of time. Their temporary en-
hurra,.mcnts are caused by the Ale
ghcnv Valley Railroad complications
the firm Of Lyon, Shorb * Go. being
heavy endorscrs on their paper Their
total liabilities amount to 100000 as
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who Started the Fire.

Nathan I,aac,on has been arrested
here. charged with firing th" building
tbm caused the firr ON July 18th. The
trstimnnv taken goc, to show that h"
offered Il pcddIrr named N"liman one
hundred dollar; that hr had once at
trm,,trd the deed unsucccssfully, and
then boosted thai he would have better
success next time. The hearing Of the
case ha, been adjourned till "Wednesday
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AND SAPOIIc

j. without rival In ~" world
tor preventing rDughness hnd
chablnY Df either hands DT face
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Locking the Stable Door.

At meeting Of the common council
Yesterday afternoon resolutions were
adopted instructing the Bourd of Public
Works to take immediate steps toward
furnishing more abundant supply of
water in those portions of tn" city where
il j. insufficient in time of fire. The
Board was directed to have all wooden
buildings of whatever kind removed from
within the city limits. 1t was expressed,
as the sense of the council, that corps
of sappcrs and miners should be formed
and added to the present orSanl-
zation. Their duty should be
to aid in qucllng contlagrntionS,
bv the removal or destruction of such
buildings as the Fire Marshal deems
necessary. The Chicago Board of Tn
drrwrits srs Association held n meeting, ut
which resolutions were adopted intimatng
the belief that their principals Will en-
tirrlv withdraw the protection ot lnsur-
ance companies represented by them un-
less the fire department be speedily and
radically reorganized byn change Of Off
GERS; bv the addition of new and more
powerful steamers; by the construction OF
fire walls. or the demolition Of dangerous
and innammabl" buildings, and by the
rigid enforcement of the present building
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CINCINNATI.
NOn.IiniOn Printers.

CINcINNATI, July lS.-The Ga:ctt'
Company to-day dispensed with it, whol"
force of compositorS and supplied their
places with full force of printers not
members of the Typographical Union.
Three or four Of the old printers have
left the Union and have been taken by
the Gn-rttr Company.
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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

KIssINGEN, July lS.-Prinee Bismarck
has received upward Of 1000 telegrams
congratulating him upon his escape from
assassination.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHISGTON, July Is.
Vice President Wilson.

Vice President Wilson, who arrived
here last evening, leaves for home this
evening. He says he has so much i'm
proved in health that if Congress were to
assemble tomorrow he would be pre-
pared to resume his position us presiding
officer of the Senate.
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Discharged.

BERLIN, July ls.--Thc priest Hantha-
Ter, who WAS arrcStcds st Schweinfcrt on
suspicion of being implicated with Kull-
man in the attempt To asSasSinste Prince
Bismarck. has been discharged from GUS
tody, having proved his entire innocence
nf anv connection with the affair.
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semitic the PenitentIary.

Jos Doe alias Allen. who has gained
considerable notoricty as bank s~ind-
I.r in the West. who was arrested some
time ago for attempting to swindI" tn"
International and other banks in III"
city. wa. to-day sentenced to five year
IMPRISONMENT in the Western Penlten-
tiary
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POLITICAL.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIoN'
FIRST Congressional District,
w. Va.

,,v MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
state Executive Committee from the
-, nis,rict, in absence OF any District
ro,nmittee, hereby call a Convention OF
Delegates from each of the counties OF
T,s,rict to meet at Ellenboro, in the
'',,n,r of Rltchie, W. Va, on THURS
Nv the 18th day of AUGUST, 1874,
- nominate "a Congressional Representa-
..,., s,r said district. Your committee re-
.noc,hIlIv request that county meetings be
held to appoint Delegates to said Conven-
tiOn. ,,,o>-
A. ]. PANNEhL., WM. NM 7, u THOMfSoN' THOMPSON
j. ". GALLAHER, JOHN BASSEL'
iyll
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For state senste-second District.

In compliance with the wishes OF many
friends, | hereby announce myself As
candidate 10 represent the Second Senatori-
- Distrir, i'm the legislature, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic nominating
,..,,,;or WM. b. ICE.
JLtri0n county, ". Ia. Slh
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base Bail.

CmIcIG". July ls.-Bs." ball-ChIca-
~. 3. Philadclpha- l. The h"m" min"
PLAYED the game with but on" error
Thi, place the Chicago hfth 10 the
rhnmpInn let.
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The Claims Of Foul.

The following claims of foul were made
70 the referee in accordance with rule
eleven: Harvard rs. Yale, and Yale rs.
Harvard, The claims were disallowed,
in accordance with rule fourteenth.
Yale's claim was not entertained, aS Yale
violated rules seven and eight, under
which the race was won. Wesleyan rS,
Columbia WAS not sustained, ss the steer
iug Of each boat was somewhat wild, with
no apparent wilful attempt 10 foul ThIs
decision is in accordance with rule four
teen. Referee. William Wood. Judges,
William II. Brocklesby, Rufus Andcnon,
Richard Gross, Parker {. Chandler and
u. Il. Moore.
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AppOintnnentS.

w. H. Hunt, Assistant superintendent
of the railroad mail service, has returned
from Saratoga bringing with him letters
signed by the President, authorizing the
appointment of J. II. Morris. First AS
siStant PoStmastcr-Gencral. Also al-
thoritv for John l.. Rautt, Second As
sistant PostmaSter-Gencral, to act aS
Postmastcr-Gcncral during any tempo
rarv absence of Postmastcr-Gencral
Marshal. Mr.. Hunt was dispatched
with copy of the French Postal Treaty,
for the signature of the President which
was obtained this morning.
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Preparing for the Races.

CHICAGO. July lS.-Gold-rnith Maid,
Mia &. Wright, Ella Wright judy"
Fullerton and jaime. Hawlcy, Jr., today
tabled nj Dexter Park I" b" in readIu'''
for the engagement, next week.
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Horrible Accident.

a special from Jcrseyville, Illinois,
gives an account of horrible accident
near Delhi. Mrs. Fred Chapman went
out blackberrying, accompanied by "A
little boy two years old. While the
mother was busily engaged at her work,
the little fellow strayed of from her and
got upon the railroad track near a curve.
Shortly aftcrward the Quincy express
from st. Louis over the Jacksonville
Division of the Chicago and 1t. Louis
Railroad came laundering along, and AL
though every effort was made to stop the
train and the fireman got on the cow
catcher and endeavorcd To get the child
off the track, but all was without
avail, and the train rushed ON, striking
the child and severing its body in twain.
The train having been stopped, the otii-
GERS and passengers returned to the
scene of the disaster. where they met the
mother. who VIZ, - appalled, at the great
utfiiction that hnd "vertnken her that she
was rendered sp"cchlrsS, and threw up
her hands for Il few moments, and then
commenced tearing off her garments, and
would have undoubtedly don" herself
bodily harm had she not been restrained,
and brcalnr n rayinw maniac.
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A Toronto dispatch says the yacht
Foam has been tOwed to Niagara, where
She has been beached. No bodies have
been found on board. They are being
grappled for.
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Bank statement.

NHw York, July 18.-Loans d"crea>"
Sl,773. 400; specie increase $4,000; de-
po,its decrease 542 1000; legal tenders IN
crease 5lS,GOO; speculation decrease
l9G. 200; revenue increase 1904.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARKERsBUEG, June 8, 1874.
70 the Wheeling Register:
Al the urgent solicition Of many friends,
announce myself q candidate for Con-
ur,-ss in the First District.
ann ]. w. HORNOR.
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at'herling Aroistrr.

Gnp closed in New York Saturday
=, Ilo{.
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Another Account-Full Details of the
Race and Victory.

NEw YORK, July 18th" evening
Post Of this city will publish in it, first
edition the following graphic description
of the race to-day on Saratoga Lake: AZ
$50 the Lake was perfectly smooth, with
only the merest ripple to disturb it. sur
face, which the early sun converted mt"
II >ilyrry glmmcr. The College stand
wa- soon crowded The hotel stand was
for long time empty. The ,un poured
down hot upon them, and nothing could
be seen but ladies and umbrellas. Th"
race had been postponed from Thursday
evening to this hour. Yesterday 1t would
hayrtakcn place with satisfaction. All til"
blaine is now a,ccrtaincd tO rest on tn"
regatta committee. who would not Civ"
the referee authority to order " morning
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CHICAGO.
Indians i'm wyoming.

CHICAGO, July ia special from
Fort Steele, Wyoming Territory, says
that the bridge and section hands at
Greenville station were attacked yester-
day and driven into Rawlins'. Before
leaving they succeeded in killing one
Indian and wouding two others. The
one that was killed was stripped by his
companions. stake driven into the
ground, and his blanket hung on it.
This was done To mark the place for fur
ther revenge. All the depredations in
this vicinity were committed by three
different bands. but they are now united
and have gone in the direction of Wind
River Valley fully one hundred strong.
Fortv-fve citizens, mounted and fully
equipped. left Rawlins' in pursuit. The
Indians all have breech loading rifles
and plenty of fixed ammunition.
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After the Race.

Early in the day the Columbia and
WESLEYAN crews marched through tn"
streets CARRYING symbols Of the crew, and
later. about two hundred Yale men, with
Captain Cook on the shoulders Of two
men at their head, marched through the
piazzas Of the principal hotck. The
feeling between the Yale and Harvard i.
very bitter, and Cook has challrE g"d
them to another race. Three grand ball
in honor Of the regatta are in progress
at the Congress, Grand Union and Uni
ted States hotels.
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The Collision.

When the collision took place between
Yale and Harvard, occupying but a few
seconds. Columbia shot ahead and taking
the lead kept it 10 the end, pulling a
steady. strong stroke The Ward broth
cr.. who were near by when Yale and
Harvard foulcd, say, but for that event
the race would have been between Co
lumbia and Harvard, with the chances in
favor of the latter, though they admit the
Columbia Crew acquitted themselves
splendidly. The Yale stood no chance
whatever Of winning the race.
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The Time.

Although no official time was taken,
Commander B. +. Brady recorded the
time of Columbia at l642h, Wesleyan
1850. Harvard 1854. Williams l70sl.
Ii is claimed by Dartmouth that they
came in fourth, and Cramcr, the engl-
ncer. mas made affidavit that Dartmouth
was fourth. The Judge, have probably
msde an error. Williams also claims the
fourth place The village presents car
nival appearance tonight.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th SITS.
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The Start.


The Start.
At 9:45 the first gun was heard, hut
owing to the confusion of signals "n the
previous dav no one attempted {" inter
prct lis meaning. At 1920 tn" second
~un sounded and it was known that the
crews were taking position, but the dis
tanCc was So great that IT was almost mn
possible to see tn" shells at nlI from 'h"
Stand. but with glass they could just ID"
made out. There WAS II kind "t mirH@'.
making the boats appear Ia almost stand
out ofthc water. All In" spectator, ro,"
in their seat. and tn" suspense Wa almost
painful, while puff of smoke at lO47
told that the signal for the start had been
pivrn. and bv the tim" the sound reached
the stand the flag WI, up and all knew
that the contest had begun.
All WA, gucsswork for the first ten
minutes. as the boat, couldn't be- di-tim-
rui,hrd Then on the signal stand
Columbias flag wa, run up, with liar-
ward, Trinity and Princeton in order,
and loud and prolonged cheer RAM nIt.
Three minute, later tn" flag showed
Yale in advance" with Columbia and
Harvard following The crew, then h"-
came diStinguishabc seemingly ~ "a
bunch, more than " "iie u""H '"' '""''
Harvard in the Lead.
-. >, IN, .,,r,ir. mint. Al
the signal all the boat, got of IN fin"
stvlc. Harvard in th" lead. with We
loy.n second and Yale third, followed 10y
Columbia. Trinity William, and Prince
ton in the order NAMED. Harvard r"w"d
"a stroke, to the minute, and kept II up:
Yale rowrd ub"ut - str"k"s to the min
ute; William. VA, no, h-t"r. hut Irn-
tvs stroke wa- much quicker. Ia th"
second mil" ale. 1t Wa unhI'iI."H''N '
~ .I , ...,.,,J tn. Harvard bo,t
,Lcr rup into the Yale boat. breaking
/ -. Io,,.r.. rudd.r and timing the boat
,',b.I,w
po,ou,.Oo-
, cI,I.aL;n4 IT.. II,,.
ana ! are ~ WV. r r',. 49," r,lri.;,, ys.
Ea'u '','H .".l. I'll ,.,,cr
Ian '"u'' - ~ I.:.-',I,.- .,.d ,,,.,,cr-
out 'aP'"'l ''"," ',''' l,,, -. C..Irr,
al testimony ,NPI''.' "''''' ,r. t,,,.-
betWr"n ,h' Two .'I% v,..- ~. ,,r,,I.J n,,l
W me harvard anu "'I WI . ,"' 60.
. Columbia 'hot ahsSu' anu ~ ~" - ~
entered N" hni'h th' scene '''''' '"'
stand was very "Ec'''HG.
Columbia Led all Finally.
-. ,p,r. thar. =, boat. length. with Har
ward second and "e-l"yan, general !
mistaken LOT a''' 'nI'p' ''I,i' ~.
short di'tahc" "l 'ns TAX 'I'4', 9 ',.' W " -
leyhn ere" I'a'I 'PuIS ANU ''''S 1I'a'' 'r-'"
Of Harvard taxing IL. ,''D"r P.1''
tn" other, 'aI.r u. al ''''rrFh' ''''a'''''
behind. ~ " ''''!" '''" '''''"'
foul Oh Columbia
The General Result
= rr.o,i,fsctorv Compara,ively feg
r,o-.nn, ave the Cnlle,jau. and friend.