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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-09
By II. Nj. g. b. j. Montgomery.
BANKRUPTCY.

R.M&B. j. MONTGOMERY, AUcTIoNEER
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-09
Executive Committee.

JAMES /. DAY w Il. SCHMIDT
COL. j. ID. HILL, JOHN G. FLEMING,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE INSURRECTION IN HERZEGOVINA
OPPOSITION TO THE COLLECTION OF TAxfs-sUC-
CEssFUL RESISTANCE TO AN ATTACK OF TURKISH
TROOPS.
VIENNA July H. 1873.
The insurrectioh in Herzegovina extends along
the Dalinatian border. 1t is much more seri-
ous than the usual disturbances in that quarter The
populacc attacked the Turkish authorities in the
frontier towns and in many places the Austrian flag
has been raised
LONDON, Monday, July 12-5 a. m.
A special dispatch to The Standard represents that
the disturbance in Herzegovina consists apparently,
of a number of riots among the Sclavonian In
habtants of the villages in the western district,
who have been aroused to resistance by the endcavor
of the Turkish officials to collect arrears of taxes
Large bands of fugitiyes, composed mainly of women
and Children cross the border into Damatia daily
The Turkish troops on the night of July made an
ack Oh the defenses created bv the insurgents at
bridge over the Krupa River near Celevo. After
long and bloody combat they were defeated and fell
back in disorder.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
Tile PRINE AID LOADER CASE.

EXAMINATION OF TIE WITNESS CoNSOR on A
CHARGE BlGAMY-TiiE GRAND JURl'S PEE
SENTIMENT EApECTED BY THE MIDDLE OF THIS
WEEK.
Edward w. ConnOr, the witness for the
pros, in the LoadeiPrice PERJURY who
arrested in Justice Rcys courtroom III Brooklyn
charge Of biSdmy examined before Justice Morse
Yesterday The def, ndant who is thrtyrc years old,
passed his boyood IN NewNok Subsequently lie moved
to Long Island and married to Rcbeccd snedckcr
daughter of the late Isaac snedeker Of NewLOts. MIS-
ConnoT inherited about $4,000 from her father and
died about three years ago COnnor has since squandercd
this estate, but lie h said 10 he the heir 10
another. On June q, 1874, he was married
To Jane A. Lane, the complainant, who
AYERS that se has to believe that whcn Conner
was married 10 her he was the husband of woman
named Maria IIunt, who cannot now he found. COnnor
abandoned the complainant and their child several
months ago. After the examination the charge Of bigamy
dismissed and Connor Wa- put under bOd- Oi 800
contribute - Yer week toward supporting his wife and
their child
The Grand Jury made no presentments on Saturday,
il undcrs OOd that they VIII MT into
before Wednesday Thursday. Loader and Price are
s imprisoned IN the Raymond Street Jail Price, who
was confined tie debtors at the Jail, has been
transferred TO ordinary CELL which he occupies with
three others
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
THE SUPPOSED CHILD MURDER AT FARMING
DALE.
Cnrnner RaYlis of OYSter RAY has closed the


inquest in the case Dora Bankert and her child,
which for time has been in progress at Farming
dale II established by the testimony that the child
died IN about hour after birth from bcnorIage, and
that the mother died in about four hours from the same
causencther having Lad any medical attendance. The
child bore no marks Of violence. IL stated In the
testimony that few minutes pIctIO 10 her death,
aud knowing that she must DIE. ;he mother
told jeremiah T. Weaver that the child was dead
and that size had placed II under the bead OF the bed
where he subsequently found 10 wrapped IN piece of
cotton CLOTH lie promised her that hc would have the
child buried In the same grave with her. and at,crWard
put in the sarchbOX md btd II before described
Young weaver 10 whom Dora was engaged 10 be mar
cd and who H. alleged 10 be the father Of the child is
also said to have been present when IL was born
An important point for the jury 10 determine was as TO
the lullabiy Of young Weaver. The lury remained In
consultation about three hours rney about equally
divided the question of responsibility bat finally
found that there gross negligence the part Of the
mother, and that she alone 20 blanc. II Is under
stood however that this II not the last of the case, but
that District Attorney Downing will present the
for the consideration II the Grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
From Rev. DR.. Deems.
Pastor OF tho Church Of the Strangers
AFI..tg In.

Pastor OF tho "C Church of the stTangers,'
No, 1 Winthrop place, New York.
gives pleasure introduce favorable Bo,i,
OF my personal friends Dr. T. Ii. Lghthi, physician
able mend for skill
which he has treated Of flmly
-uleri from catarrh
which
tiDn. Dr. Lghth succeeded not only In rn.cting radical
OF tho caarrh but also In restoring general health
completely
Finding nv pastoral how widespread
tons has occurred To that II Ia simple Christian
duty TO rive Dr. Ighl this statement trusting that be
usei a % wh.rc
and attention which do not believe can De SURPASSED,
r ,uu yscu that be stated that Dr, Light
hill fully haged In currency and thi tlest
bot Clergyman payment Of pecnniary obligation by an
pcsson OF eradde. As this embOes all the fata in
ths wish II To be undo rsood THAI
|. tiers OF give personal interviews the subect.
CHARLES r. DEEMS.
DIR. LIGIITIIILI receives patients,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
MASKED ROBBERS IN A TELEGRAPH OFFICE

Two masked men went into the telegraph
Office If the Delaware, Lackawanna and WcsteIn Rail
road Company at Mountain View, n. j., at a. IN. on
Saturday and seized h. Lanourcaux the manager, by
the shoulders he sitting operating upset his chair
backward and held him the floor. One Of the robbers
stood with his foot on Lamoureauxs neck, while the
other took his watch and $3.50 in money. Mr..
IAmoureaux drew his revolver ana tired 10
shoot them, but it became entanSled IN his
clothing and the charge grazcd his own side, inotng
Jninful hcsh wound Alter securing the money the
thieves beat nin badly ard made their escape. The pay
master had stopped at Mountain View Oh Friday and The
rObbs have been aware Of the iact TIE Office Is
IN am isolated place. and heard his cries The
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
AIIGIIrNING-RoD vENDER SHOT.

Tn Friday evening, AloeIV ilu' lcSiuinS 'i'i'0
miles from Woodbridge " j., shot and probably fatally
wounded John Higgins, poddler OF hghinins-i0ds'
About year ago Higgins put mp rods on arts Dalh ior
$50 and took in payment note for three months Al
fhe expiration Of the time Higgins called for his pay ana
was ordered Of the premises, Hart alleging that ms na II
had peen struck by lightning and nearly destroyed g
yus llaccd the matter III the hands OF h"ycl anu c
sult was recently decided in his favor On Friday Ing
gins rode by the house and pleasantly accostod Hart
who invited him to get ont Of his buggy and talh the maj
Ter over. Higgins complied and the result was hSit'
in which part was wOrst,d The latter rushed to bis
house seized "A shotgun, and shot Higgins III The SIDE.
The wounded man taken To Perth Ainboy where his
wounds were dressed. They pronounced serious but,
il stated Higgins refuses to make charge against his
aseallaut.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
THE SPECIAL INDIAN COMMISSION STILL INCOM
PLETE.

The Special Indian Commission 20 go Wcst AII
investigate the charges made by Prof Marsh is Not yet
co,nnete Gen Fisk President OF the Board Of Indian
Commissioners To whom has been assigned the selet ton
of the CoInisson stated to reporter OF THE THIBUHE,
ON Saturday that he had received great many appca-
cations appointments but they not from men VINO
W. re- snficnfy known 10 the public while in many Gases,
Us tar as Otncr went, they World MAKE goOd
Commissioners EX-(iov Fletcher OF Missouri has agreed
Ia serve and Gen Fisk expected definite replies from
Two of hers today stating whether OF not Trey would ac-
cept the appointment. Gen FISK assured tIc FporFr
mat comptct committee win lie appointed AZ ~ caiil
n dav az tossiblc-as desirable persons can bc
fouud 10 s,Xc-and the charges will be thoroughly in
yestisated Immediately thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
SERIOUS AFrRAY IN 4 TENEMENT HOUSE.

An allray of most serious character Oc-
cured late last night in the hallway Of the tenement
house at No 40i Last ythirdst 1t appears from
the information in Of the police that general
fight occurred between william Jacob, age - solla
Never age 23 Andrew Brncr. II, and the attcrs
wifi, Anna Bruner. age 26 During TIE fight Meyer
struck MIS- Brunrr nn the head with beer bottle, in
turing her severely. rUner drew revolver aud fired at
Never but, missing him. the bail lodged in the groin Of
Jacobs who II supposed 10 b. fatally injured. Mrs Brii
ner and Jacobs gomOy ed to cllrNuc Hospital and
Meycr and Bruncr arr sld The prisoners Will be taken
to Essex Market Court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uo,el Byunurick-Judge William +. Allen Of the
Of Appeals W,ndsor ioc.c onnts lic1onbsre and
Rcilenhaccr Vienna, ani CyMayOr Gcoryo T. Kane oi
Ratirnnrc HoTtpdn Hrye-ENt toncrcssmau AlrNani'r
Mitchell of Milwaukee, Thomas g. Cary of Cambridge Mass
and aharne Rogers KandOph... Gftnd ttHdt !iot
John T.. smith, l. :. Army and Bartl ~ campbrll "
EreTen Hopse-I Commander w B. HOn, u. = Navy
linton squire HoteiThc Marquis de Chamrin OF washing
ton Pearson, T. = COisn at Ncryics and I"e
Belgium ...Grnaam Hl,t-Mss rOtta ...tgh irenue Hot
Il Il. La q
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
A BROOKLYN sHoEMAKER's REVENGE.
A BOYS SKULL FRACTURED BY 4 BEICK THROwS
AT HIS MOTHER.

Thomas Skelly, age z, Of No. 147 Butler-st,
Brooklyn had his skull badly fractured about 1880
yesterday, by blow froma brick hurled at the lads
mother by Thomas Connolly. age ~, shoemaker who
lives In the hous. The boy taken 10 the Long
Island College Hospital the surgeons pronounced
bs injury TO DC probably fatal Connolly fed hut
subsequently found and arrested OF the house OF friend
by officer Lewis Of the Third Precinct
1t appears that Mrs skelly who lives on tho upper
floor of the house. was insuted by Connolly, while she
wac sitting the doorstep, holding neighbours child ia
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
From James Cruikshank, LII. D.,

Popular Life Company
Noe. 4 ani AL BrDadway. New York
In the year 1855 placed self under Dr. IJghthi pre-
feesonaI Treatment Tor OF deafness when
applied him for relief deaf that necessary 10
shout enable hear aud though had be~A
In a,ed By the best medical talent Of the state had failed e
receive the slightest bsneh but the found sen
continually growing DR. H. succeeded In
efecg radical cure restorSg hearing 70 all ts former
perfection After lapse Ut fully sevente
glad 10 state that have retained the perfect con-
hearing POWER since; TACT hic funfsiee
the most proof Of he character d w
care elected JAMES CRUIkSHANk
Residence No 2O6 south Oxford sk, BfOoklyh
fUm a No. = .. me-, his w:nce.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

hsr Ian three or four DAYS ago. She resented the ndg
pity and Connolly declared that he would be revengcd
While MIRA skelly sitting on the step yesterday
and picking up q brick threw at her, with an OATH
saying, will kill you" The miss. however, Ioea n.
ward into her lap, bleeding and insensibe, with his
skull terribly crushed Connolly was sober when he was
srrrstsd he does not deny having thrown the brick,
bnf hr AYERS that he only tossing IL up ON the side
walk" lie bears q bad reputation with the police, and
chichens I'm the Eastern District
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
THE CtRIJST WAR.

THREATENED INTERFERENCE oF FRANCE.
PARE July II, 1879.
The semi-oflcial Noaitr Tnirersdf says the rcnch
Government will be compelled TO intervene if the
Spanish man-ofwar Nittoria bombards the ports of
Leauieto and Ondarroa on the Biscayan coast.
fFoy other fOreiga Ncics : First I,ytI
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
From Ills Honor Judge B. II. Bixby,

No. ll9 Lexington ave. New York.
checrfuy furnish my testimony OF Dr. Ltghthis skill In
the treatment Of caiarr since he effected radical aud per-
nlanent In my ease of the most cello
bIatei hysicans hal al failed HIS method o. treatment
thorough and phil that it Viii commend itssn 70
every sufferer "a demonstrated Is. H. BlABY.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEsTCHEsTrR.-The Rev. Charles COwper,
pastor the Methodist churches in this township was
prostrated by heat few days ago and Is now SO Sc
rIOus.y i'll that his Intimate friends are not pri-
itted TO see him.
mount VERNoN.-A verdict has been given in favor OF
Robert MistcrOn Tor $500 against this village Tor
damages aiued through falling into unprotected
excavation, aud public meeting OF the taxpayers hs
been called to take some action in the matter.
EAST misunderstanding 10 the returns OF the census
enuncrators there in this town 800 houses lIJ|
families, and = :}39 inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
CAT TARRh and DEAFNESS,

Dr LTGTIIIT takes pleasure and pride IN presenting
the ronsi iaon ~ G intelligent public few specimens II
The Numerous testimonials oi which he has received
the Of ms from we'll known gcntlemri
al standing and Ugh character fail isr public
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

Juy rain from 90 m 20 30 a. r amount OF water
Is q rtin from $50 To 20 NJ, amount
O, water 4 inch nly :. from q - =. 10 y.
arout wa inch Total anODt OF water for the week.
inch. .
Distance Travelled by the wind during the $40 miles
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
JERSEY CITY.

Henry Toppel, age 16, of No. 20 Hancock
ave. drowned in Penn Horn Creek at a H. yester-
day. while swimming
Twenty-thrce pigs of lead were stolen from
lighter ut the White Star dock Saturday morning by
river thieves. The lead was valued at 1920.
Frank Mc(;Overn, age II, son OF the CITY
Marshal OF LLfaye Ind, arrested at the Erie
Railway Depot and sent home on Saturday night. lie
Lad run away with the intention Of going to sea-
VI. T.. NcwbOld made application in the Cir
cult Court Saturday for writ Of habeas corpus to
take James Dempsey before the Court an application
for bail This made the grounds that the eyi-
dcnce against him the charge of muldcitn1 James
Butterfly in IIoboken, on New Years day Is nfhce;t
and that the testimony against HIN was engcnlced by
mailer judge Knapp refused to grant the aplcatl0h
until he should consult with the other Judges OF the
Snnreine court.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
BREAKING OF THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD
BY A WATER SPOUT.
L L.. TLn DonllhI;Dnnio

-
City special says that an immense wacrspont descended
on the track Pacific Railroad. Kit Car
son. in Colorado, saturday and washed away 200 feet o
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

QUARTER BOYDs So; Fractions Of drawn
s'r - each rat ipatng next Premium allotment Of Is
D sIKAL EAiIlUN Coz De purchased by letter. or at
Ohce II the COMPANY, u East seventeenth st JomN
HItlE -SS BIoaGWay A. WELtRS, 81 University place
Agents wanted Apply al l. East seventeen,lrst
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUP1
BROADWAY
sa.m ~. Soor ~ T. m, 49,. Nj hi ut II
Highest during ay. So. Lowest, ~
Average, 17"s. sans day. 1874, 76's
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OisETNAToRY
ABSTRACT OF REPORT FOR TIE l p. "
TO- 1870
THERMOMETER.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
A REDUCTION OF FARE BETWEEN NEw-YoRK AND

CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI, July 11.-The Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne and tie Baltimore and Ohio roads have
sgned an intention OF reducing the passenger rates
om Chicago ~ kowYOTk tO that Of tile Michigan Cen
tral road, which IL Sl5
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
NEW-.J

ELyZABErH-On Saturday morning the house
of Henry Van IIoenberg, Wcsticd-ave. entered
by q burglar A telegraph wire, connecting the gate
with burglaralalm warned the inmates. and the bur-
clar was waited for with loaded revolver He shot
at several times but not hit The City surveyor or
Newark has been in consultation with City surveyor
OMEN of this city, rs the ad stability of erecting Hood
gates Bound Creek not far from lfS moutn, Tor tle
purpose stopping the flow Of the tides in The creek
thereby prevent the flooding OF sewers at high iid"
PATFRsoS.-The Commission 10 adjust unpaid assess
"ns will meet at the CITY Hall on Jny ~ Inc tOthi
amount az unpaid assessments IL S2150OO, and tue IT'S
pntcs arise alOnt 10000 charged for rock cutting The
Commission will the Supreme Court w0'id
order II the carried up, and thus save r ana
money The Tax Cor missiOners have concluded their
estimates for the interest the wer tax FOR me coming
year follows District A, 20 % per lot Districts
and c. each 81 80 PER lot District ID. 6 20 cr lot; Dis
tri, t. 50 % per The examination In the canse
of the late at the Watson Manufacturing Companys
Works shows that the Water Company had an Insufficient
supply water, and that tie hose used by the tire de-
pdrtment worthless
PAssAIC-The son of Capt. Clements, age years, fell
into the Passaic River Friday ghi and WAS druH ned
- The Delaware I@ckawaHnt ami Western Railroad
Company prom Sc to lay railroad through PaSSalc ana
run 40 trains daily between Iioboken and Paterson as
their new tunnel at Bergen Iii Is "oni,lecd
which will be In July, next year Charles Mcknight
Parlison and his vie thrown from carriage on
Saturday and seriously injured. Mr. PausOn's leg was
injured so that amputation was necessary.
UOBoKEN-Peer IIeineth Ebs, u German who tad en-
gagged to work bis passage nome to Germany Oh The
steamship Neckar, which sailed Saturday, fell over
board about mdn ght on Friday and was drowned The
body recovered
UNION HfL-Ralph Hermann OF Farvicw was at
tackled by ghwaynen the DAILY town road on Friday
night and badly beaten. He escaped with his property
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

Every door and window of your house can
be left open sufficient ventilation and s proof
they moved FROM their places, by the Of uOibs5
BUk0LAR ALARM IELE1KAiIi. No OIL Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA.-The Bohemian, Franz WOedlcka,
who was found bleeding by the roadside near Jamaica
village time with deep wounds in his throat
and wrists inflicted by himself with the purpose of com
mittEg suicide, has since been under treatment at the
Poor Farm Barnum Island until a day or two ago.
when he discharged cured and he has returned
to s former place Ot residence obrOok, and gone To
work ~ his old business ci2irmakng His recovery IL
considered medical men very remarkable, as The
Wndpipr almost il not quite severed. aud lie had
blod nearly to death before he WAS discovered.
OYSTER BAY-Tht census returns show tho population
of tins Town to he between 1900 and 1900,
ere ase Of from 1900 "a 1000 the last enumeration
Glen Cove election district contains 5000 people. Tie
population Of the town of ElsiamlOn, SuOk County,
Is 2,2il of Southampton, 6lO1, and Of Harrington,
Queens County, 7slo. Theresa b. Ludlam, in whose
favor a for di, Orcc brought by her husband,
lately drcdctt has begun action against cousin of
her husband upon whose representations the suit for
divorce was brought, for $4,000.
COLLEGE PorST--.Jacob Shonhardt 1C years Old was
drowned III Flush ng Bay on Saturday evening He had
been fishing with his father, ani when they reurne
lao landed his father and then rUwci ont Ia anchor tho
boat IL il supposed mat while doing this he lost his bal
and fell overheard HIS father heard Lis cries for
help, but could not reach him in time to save him.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
The REGULAR ARMY,

during the late We. enormous quantities OF DALEY
r,ls ENTaACIOK 1t found be- the
skin Dseas,s, Piles and woun Of every kind 4
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

tADnOuncenents.l
BURNETr's COCAINE prevents hair falling.
DR.. LYoN's TOOrH TABLETs.-Children should
use them daily
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

pen.ary ia a. follows: Number Of patients S51S males
1447 females 2o6e increase, 73I number S OF pre- pre-
sciaDs gave their services to the Institution.
The Board of Education will hold its annual
meeting tomorrow and will probably reflect f. j. Whit
lock rs President and James Murphy as viceIresden
George A. w. Stuart the present recretary u "
will also be reaIponted. The terms oi superihtenuen
Field and Buckley will not expire until next yea!
There we've several miniature yacht contests
on the Prospect Park Lake Saturday race between
the Emma Republic and Henrietta was won by the
Emma, with the Republic second One between tne
Eclipse Unknown and Hercules won by the Ecilpse
and another between the Republic and the Wing and
Wing won by the Republic.
Complaint has been made to the Board OF
Health Of nOxOus odors arising from the enh q" tDe
sewer at tho foot OF Twenty eighhst, in the Eishth
Ward Sanitary Inspector reports that the Nuisance IL
mainly caused by the emptyin2 Of refuse ~ Iie Hot m
tho sewer by % New York contractor. The Board VIII
take action on the matter at ts next meeting.
Ellen Mckee, age 60, of No. 734 Bergen-st.,
had four of her ribs fractured and probably fatally
injured, by being run over by Martin Groonss butcher
wagon at FiatbIIsl-ave and Deas on Saturday night
GrOOms's 13, who was In charge OF the wagon
arrested but not held, rs the njdred woman dc-
clincd to make a complaint
John Well of No. 80 South Fifth ST., f. d.,
had his skull fractured by blow from n stone while he
was fighting in front Of his home the night Of July
with Peter Carroll age % Of No ~ south slNthst and
Patrick Griffin, age 2S Of No l6i fiIstst Wei was an
miitcd into the Eastern District Hospital on Saturday
night and Ia now in n critical condition Carroll and
Griffin have been arrested
Col. John ii. Bergen has been appointed Re-
eeiyer by Supreme Justice Gilbert the suit OF Sweet,
Mccarthy & Fannng against the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company and Payson, Cantor Co. The last named
firm TO build n miles of the Dakota Division
OF the road and subct part OF the contract 70 the
plaintiffs The work done and payment iaide nut
the plaintiffs subsequently claimed $1,000 additional
which they claim omitted through some error IN tle
estimates and neasiirenrhts
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-23
lac University Races.

The entire course of the university races
at the coming university regatta, ut Sara
toga, has been changed from that of last
year. Instead of running diagonally across
the lake it will be parallel to the shore.
The grand stand and finish will be at Rams
dell's point, the line of finish being at right
angles with the stand. The stand will be
from beyond Snake hill The whole course
has been accurately marked out on the ice
with 300 buoys. The lines of hG0,s are
100 feet apart, and are set along the course
at intervals of one eigi "a Il mile. The
buoys are to bear flags, 50 that each bow
oarsmen shall have the color of his college
on the buoy at his left, and each hu,ys flag
will be numbered, SO that a crew can tell
just how far it has pulled.
The Harvard quarters. which are to be
in a pine grove on a bluff above CoDklin's
hotel, and near the edge of the lake, will
not be equalled in point of situation by any
of the others.
The Yale university crew will occupy a
cottage built on Conklin's ground
The Princeton crews will have two farm
| houses under the care of Arnold and his
son.
| The Williams crew will be in the same
neighborhood, at the foot of Snake hill.
The Columbia university and freshmen
crews will have their old quarters at In
grams. Goodwin, the captain of last year s
crew, will probably be the only one of last
years crew to row next summer
The Wesleyan will have Princetons old
quarters at Riley's.
Union and Cornell will each send two
crews. Dartmouth, Amherst, Hamilton
and Brown will send no freshmen crews
Amherst will row with stationary seats.