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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
The Tuttle Gaze Decided.
Special to the Sentinel.

MAKTISsyiLLE, Ind, May 23.-The case OF Dick
Tuttle vs. twenty OF the most respectable citizens
OF Brown County, c'osed yesterday with verdict
in favor OF all The defendants. Dick charged the
defendants OF coming to bis house on the night of
Au2ukt 20. 1883, driving re and his family from
home and threatening him with Judge Lynch IL
he did not leave the county. For this Mr.. Tutile
Claimed $40 COO damsges The verdict IS genera =
consider ed good one. and Mitchell and Cox who
repIesented the defendants. are highly euloglzei
for the tkillful manner in which they conduets1
the case all through. Ii is said that Cox male
COurt-nOufe for Years.
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Funeral Of the Victims OF the Cincinnati
Fire.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-The funeral OF six of the
victims o. Thursdays fire at Sulllvan's printing
works took place to-day at st. Xavier's Catholic
Church. -Four of them-the three Leavin sisters
and Miss Winn-had one mass celebrated by
Father Brady. Father Meyers said mss for Mrs
Pell and Father Boex for John Sullivan. All she
collins were IN the church at one time They were
almost buIied with flowers, and the body OF the
house wes crowded 10 its utmost capacity, yery
largely with working girls. The scene was most
impressive. The other victims were buried from
different PLACES.
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Further Complications of the Central
American Troubles

LALlBERTAD VIA GALVESTON, Tex, May 23.-The
mediation OF Hond lres. waic had for its object
settlhment of the difficulties existing between
Salvador and Guat mu Q has failed. The revoiu-
tonsIy forces, led by Msnensoz who has been clan
destinely ermed and assisted by Cute rals, have
been driven bsck bv the SAVIOR troops to the
town OF san;ens. Four bundled Guatemala
troops crcSst the frontier OF salvador this morn
ing. This invasion CON piica.es matters ana will
probably suit in cpenirg the whole Central
American question. ltis expected that the orig-
nal alliance against Guatemala viii be renewed.
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NEW YORK, May 23.-It rained here most OF the
morning. but 9. 500 persons found their way to the
Polo grounds TO see the st. Louis and New York
mines play their FIST game together. McKinnon
and Cessins cheered by their old frien Is
VIXEN tfey went into the fed. Tse St Louis club
played fine 6elding game. but they could not Dat
Welcas curves They scored their run in t1e ihir
inning by Dunlap clever base running. The homs
club bstted Boyle's delivery very hard aud earned
four OF their runs. Deasly Injured his haud badly
early in the gene but refused 10 retire. and pluck
lily finished the game.
New ork k......-......... D O 1 3 0 o.
81. LCuis........ ........ ....-. o OIL
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RieI rsken to Regina

REGINA, May q Tie train conveying Riel az
rived here stll:s0 to day. Rel wss al oaCe taken
10 the barracks. The osioinal destination was
Winnipeg. but orders By telegram met Captain
Young at Moose jaw TO band his prisoner over TO
the police authorities at Regina and await orders.
Rel is well but showed some nervousness at be.
ing handed over 10 the police. He does pOs talk
much The other prisoners Will likely be brought
here be tied this is the capital of the Terri
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

Ea'n1d Runs-Indisnspois. q Omaha, o. Left
on BASE Indianapolis. .; Omaha, Bases
Bai,s-Indianapolis ,; Omaha, Bases for being
hit by Pitcher-Indianspo polls, /; Omaha. ]. Struck
Out-By Miller Z: by Black, G. Two-base Hits
McQuery, Thompson and Meister. Three base
Bits-Thompson and Moriarity Passed Balls
Murray. 4; Weober, . Wild Ptches-Miller. B;
B lack, 3. Time OF Game-205. UHpIre-Sulli-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

PIrTsBURG, May 2S.-The iron manufacturer
and worker conference was stu in session at ?
this afternoon. no conclusion had been reached
at that hour. bat a satisfactory settlement IL
lookto for before night, there is a difference OF
only az per cent. between them. Tee couferen ee
adjourned this evening until Monday, when a set
r,ement f. assured.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
Indiananolis,
Omaha.
HOW ThrN stand.

The home team stu has heavy lead in the
Tsce for the Championship, while Kansas ci'y aud
Milwaukee are tie for second place. with Cleye
lsnd close on their heels. The battle between
there three clubs is waxing warm, and il Is har.
to tell which viii be next 10 indianapolis al the
close OF the week. They have all been greatly
strengthened in the past two or three weeks, aid
playing 20 win. Toledo and Omaha away
below tie leaders, but there is still some hope !Or
them. Below is given the standing OF inc SIX
llune cate.
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Held for Forgery.

NEw YORK. Nay 2S.-Eugene Walton. the First
National Bank Teller, who was accused of making
false entries and causing discrepancy OF 500,
in accounts, has been held In $40 900 bail for
the United Sta'es Grand Jury.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

NEW YORK, May 2s.-Hon. 5. 9. Cox. the New
American Minister TO Turkey. will be entertained
at . dinner In the Hoffman House. June 9. by
many OF the most prominent citizens OF New
York. Congressman Hewitt Will preside.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
To-pay's Game.

The Indianapolis and Omaha mines VIII battle
for ball at the Bruce Park this afternoon. Trains
will leave the Union DEPOT at 2:45 and 30 p. m
The Street Car Company will ran extra cars on the
Colefe avenue line. one leaving the center OF the
city every few minutes Following is the sitlon
OF the players:
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
Senator Magee's Departure.

Loc cANsPoRT, Ind May 25.-Hor. Rafus Magse
and family left at noon to day for New York,
where they will embark for Stockholm. large
crowd g. .sembled a. the depot and bade them fare
well. The people OF the city and county s.ncersly
regret Senator Magee's departure
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INDICATIONS.

wADENeros. May "a
Tor the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Local rains
and partly cloudy weather. eest to south Winds
stationary tempersture.
ss ths upsu hks nes!n-Leeal sai.s ana
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

PITTsBUEc, May 23.-Tne Pittsburgs outplaTed
the Baltlmoies at every point to-day, and won as
they pleased. The visitors only made one hit OF
OF Morris delivery. About 5000 persons witnessed
the game. Score:
Pittsbure f O G-5
Iinore..-...........---.. o o o 90
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Bunalo Batted Daily Hard.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S--The Buffalo Club bs,ted
Daily In great style to-day. aud won the game
from the Philadeiphias by a score oi TO ,.
Buffalo .............-..o o o o 21e 0-6
PhuedeIphia o o o o "a
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Milwaukee is Advancing.
st. Louis Continues to win.

ST. Louis. Msy 2s-About 300 people witnessed
the opening game between Brooklyn and the
Browns and 1t was very pretty game until the
sixth inning. when the home team scored five
runs, three OF which were earned.
ST. Lsuis......-.-- .-.........O o 2 o.
Brook lyn.... ................1 ] Q O OIL
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Board Of Trade EIect1ou-
There will be an election held IN tb(

of the Board OF Trade. cn Wednes6nI ~ -
between the hours Of IL O'Clock =
o'clock . m, in pursuance Of Art
An election by the members -
shall be held on the oecood W1Iu
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR sUNDAH.-Losal raius and partly
cloudy weather, east to south winds, sta
tiona y temperature.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

Schuyler Colfax held an sppointive Office in the
Constitution COnventi0n-sometning like Minute
Clerk If my memory not at fault. Further than
that he never had connection with the General
Assembly Of Indiana He was the proprietor o. a
paper at South BeEd at the time. His fairness aud
fidelity in reportorisl capacity, sparing no labor
That the members might appear correct upon the
record, the beginning of several pcrs NAL
irit ndships. that endured in spite OF political
differences Though life.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
AppoIyrrn TO OFFICE.

WAsnINGTON. jane 3O.-Ihe Postmlster-
General tolly appointed tho following fourth-cass
po,imasters: In Ncw-I -Iork-JIcoj G. Moore, at New
Utrecht; Adrian NJ. Stillwci. at Fort Hamilton. In
PcnnsyIvana-All q. Rowland. at Row land J. \.
Nawkirk. at Bentlcyvic George Miller at broathcads-
ylls: Howard Juno, at Comfy Jonas RIdy. at Ham
Inn John H. Tr.t-. at bridgeport; GcOrgc II. IOwnScy
NrW-ifpiluuI Isaac y. Dllcr AT Intercourse JOnn
H. Mcnaurh. at Ii"rn.
Win.m someryiis. of Illinois. Chief Clerk OF tho In
ternal Revenue Bureau has rendered his resignatun
and Frank VI. Thorn. of Erie county y. Y, has been
selected - his success n.
IL Is unlcrsioot that tho vacancy I'm the Once OF
Chief Uf the Customs Division caused by the r'sgna
fon Of H. T. Jane will bc filled 10y the promotion oi
captain j. H. MtGrrgor. Assistant chci. who has been
ia ehaIgc Of the ohcc FOR month.
Mr.. Kimball. the new Director OF The Mint, Mr. Day
the new second Auditor ard the chief Of Divisions,
pointed IN the of the month. will assume their
duieg The aiF J. hllrd with rnnors oI
other changes t. bo ade in the Treasury Department
I.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
JOE COTTON BEATEN ny RAPmo.

CHICAGO, June 30.-Twclvc thousand people
atsendauce the Washington Park Club race,
to-day. The first race mile ana hall furong for
all ages. brought out jim Donglas. Ar Estei. TOP
Sawyer, Lady Rcbcr. lazarus. Idle Pat. Troussrau.
Frcda. Emsfant LcmaB. Katie Fletcher, Father John.
The fayorto. Jim Douglas. won by "a length from All
I.-ell second. Freda close third; tine. lipis The
winner carried 122 pounds. Mutuais paid ST.
In the secoAd race. i've furong- FOR twoyearoids. the
Marmosct. Mssive. Estrea. spale, Flora
L.. Blaze D1kc Mary Elis Miss Bowler. Jalieitc and
John Morris. Julette by short half length from
Miss Bowler. Estrella third Time. I;o3i2. Mutuals
paid S57o.
For the Oakwood handicap for all ages. ono mile and
AN eighth. the starters KapdO. Pearl Jennings,
Mona Tom Martin. Thady, koscu,ko. Berlin.
Valet, Joe Cotton, Vanguard. Pat Dennis. The
betting was Joe Cotton Si3J. Pearl Jennings
$50. Tom Martin SG7. Haphdo $50. field SO.
Eapdo won by open length. Tom Martin second. a
neck IN front OF k0sclusko third; time lJ6. Mutuals
paid 1,3
Ihc fourth race mile heats for All ages was contested
hy Binnctte. Thistle Wash Talbot. Slocnm ana Oudh
The inst heat Binnetie won 10y neck tiDe l:iih
Binuetie also won the sccon. heat by two lengths ,
time l:ljia. Nuipals paid - 30 and = 10.
A siceplcrbasr for n ages fail course. by
Obermcyer, Ascol second ana Wimbledon poor third
time J.07 Mutuals paid 81 10.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
POST OFFICE LEGISLATION.
EFFECT OF TIE NEW LAw-LOss OF REVENUE
POSTAGE REELECTION.


EFFECT OF TIE NEW LAw-L0sS OF REVENUE
POSTAGE REDUCTION
WASHINGTON, June 30.-With the new fis-
cal wear beginning tomorrow the legislation con-
tanned in the Post Office Appropriation bill will go into
effect In the Office 81 the First Assistant Postmaster-
General twelve additional clerks are provided for, mist
of them being especially designated for service in the
salary and allowance division The new appropriation
bill contains clause ho:izng the leasing Of third
class Offices IA there l.s37 sSch Offices and thc
appropriation ls only $4,000 il is not probable that
the provision can bo cnrrsed out A rough estimate
places The sum reqpaea ier The purchase at $534ooo
per annuu-~
Provision was also made for the establishment Of n
system Of special delivery OF letters Immediately upon
their receipt at post oces but the PostmasterGcncra
has not yet given the matter his personal consideration
It's possible that the system will be tested In one or
more N the larger cities next autumn and its extcnon
win depend upon the result of tao experiment.
In the Office OF the Second Assistant Postmaster
G sncra the appropriation for star route service has
been $500 OOo FOR raj road service $4,000;
and for railway postal clerks. SiS23O0. thus allowing
for wholesale pansiOn of the transportation service
Only 1880 viii Dc available for the extension of the
existing special mail facilities or fast mail service ana
IL has not yet been determined how To Apply thS ap-
cansc in the now bill provides that the Postmaster
General may extend domestic steamship service 10
fOrr.fn porS within two huudfed niles OF tle nearest
domestic port. The steamship service hetwcen New,
Victoria. u, G.. be Affected by t provision Inc
cuhpanics now entitled 10 receive sea postage on
etirs while under the Law the service may be let
to the lowest bidder.
Tie revenues al the Post Obce Department VIII be
seriously affected Dy the ness legislation Tomorrow
'tirrs wei glug ounce less may De sent through
fnr tgi fnr Two cents and tho rate on news papers
mailed by publishers VIII be reduced from two renis To
uic pound. From the reduction Ia tile newspaper
rate large dc, j. expected to result 1h" dchelt i"I
lhe year lu.t expiring II roughly estimated az
+ioOo.OOO. ana the csinaie Tor The new hsca year con
fcnulaied "a deficit .~26.OOO This estimate how
rv, T. was prepared without auowlcge Of the reduction
In rates to bc iude hy Congress during The
weeks rf the session. In the opinion Of the uon
ci officers ~ the Department this legislation viii cost
thc Government ut least ~ oOOOOO In the heNt n-es!
year and Will swell the excess OF expenditures over re-
cCpts TO SO,OOO,COO.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

better than ever beat her. when Lousettc Cal"
res only 1Ol pounds The will be between
and Lousete could be well ridden ut lOl pounds she
would win But Baylock cannot ride at 10l ana that
stupid little fool Jimmy" D0nohue, who dsobeyeu
Mr. Alcocks orders entirely in riding Electric on satur
day. will probably have the mount In that case MISS
Woodford should wn and Louette will run second LOT
badly as the little monkey will probably handle her no
cannot take away all her speed.
Farewell should win the second raco and Bella run
second.
In the third race, tho Goodbye Stakes for twoyear
olds Quito Electric. Salisbury and Precosa seem the
best. with good riding Electric might win, with Qmto
second Electric will probably be ridden by p" Jimmy
Donohue ridden badly. Quito ran extremely wen IN
the Foam Stakes, and will probably win with Electric
second
The Spndrift Stakes. III miles for three'year-odS
special weight conditions will bring ont iiidaso wan
da Goano. Grenader, ST. Augustine, Tecumseh. the
Julietta colt and Others Idalgo's victory In the E
porium Stakes brilliant one, but here he must
meet Wanda, whom he never met. and on even terms
lie carried only lOi pounds in the Emporium Now he
must carry 12l. Wanda will probably win with 81
Augustine second Hidalgo can hardly give sl
Augustine ten pounds.
Drake Carter should win the Srrup Cup Mt 2is miles,
though he is giving away great heaps OF weight.
handicap hurdle the grass has been snDst
uted for the steepechasc Echo should win, Foraser
second
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
INDIANS ovEIrAKEy AND PUT To RoU1

WAsHINGrON, June 30.-A telegram from
Captain Crawford has received nj the War Depart
ment through Crook. IL Is dated Camp ON the
Bochtas Rlversx miles above Opuo. Mexico, June 25
and says
Camped June 10 near Iasnras and was informed that
Indians hal been seen the same day near Oputo
trail the I'D there leading To BoniSpo
Mountains, northeast from here thato, Win scouts.
left berc to oyertaAr aud capture the Indians lie
the ranchcrt day about o'clock md attacked the
enemy VINO fled Pursuit slow, owing To the rough
country. Eight bucks. four boys and three women
capped Fifteen women ana children were captured. also
nye horses OF the ith Cavalry three saddle horses,
rcyDycr-, belts ammunition. one white muic belonging
To the party killed IN Guadaloupe canon. one Indian
was killed and several were wounded. Two captiNcs
were wounded aud white mountain scout was shot
through the elbow. Tho camp attacked was that o1
chihuahua. His entire family is among tie captiycs
Other Indians supposed Ia be on the northeastern
slope % Sierra Mudrc Mountains VIII continue on
the trail of Matches On the 13n scout
was killed and another wounded ftecn miles south
west OF Oputo by American. one Woodward, who mis-
took the Indians for cno.cs. Nothing has yet been
heard from Lieutenant Gatcwood.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
OLOyiy1 PRICES or B)sP)v sFOCgx
BOsrDN. limo 30. 1885.
TUESDAY. Juno 30-P. N. =

TUESDAY, Juno 30-P NJ u
The directors OF tho Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company to-day declared dividend OF y per cent,
payable July 49, for the quarter ended to-day, which
Is In exact accordance with the timations given In
these columns juno II. No statement OF tho quart
ers business given out and none Will be Till the
usual quarterly statement about August 10 Is maze 70
tho State Commissioners.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway d.
to-day met and declared no dividend, but fur-
nIshod for publication estimate Of the bns
for the ak months ending with to-day We give IL
herewith compared with the actual figures OF the Same
six months Of tho preceding twoyearA surplus OF
for tho stock In the six months In 1883, and
Of $94s8ll In tho ak months Of 1884 10 changed this
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
PRETTY YACHT RACING on THE HUDSON.


favera ,c aud with results a. saslac.
tory that OF the Columb'r acht Club, In which sew
cntccn pretty craft OF various took part
for prizes Ia the clubs eighteenth annual regatta Out
from a cloudy sky COOL northerIy breeze barely
ripping the waters OF the Hudson River, upon which
the triangular course OF fifteen miles was laid. The
grassy, slopng bluffs facing the river, aud tho
Boulevard parapet Immediately behind the club
house at the foot OF West Eighty were
dotted with spectators hour before the start.
1881 the fleet OF clipper yachts that had been stand
ing of and south Of The stake boat noored about
cables length west OF the club house, came dashing
the Imaginary line on the port tack The leaders
crossed In the following order: Julian. Flir Claritl,
Mystic Henry Gray, Anna Belle, Yolandc. Laura and
from the clubhouse stake boat to aud around another
boat off One-hundred- and twenty -nfth-st, thence
across and down tho river, ding
another boat close under the Ncw-Jersey shore
nearly due west from the clubhouse around tho
homo stake from the SOUTH back TO and around tho e
the New-Ysrk shore on seventy7sixthst. and passing
the stakcb0at opposite the clubhouse sailing over tho
again and finishing at tho last named boat
Glass sailed this course only around. TO the
first mark the yachts just LAID their To the
they came bowling along with sheets broad of to
around the Jersey boat they tho club
house with free sheet to staboad and luing around
the home boat they made several tacks for
the Jersey mark again, when after gyb-
Ing around 1t. they sped away - to
the southeast for the Seventy boat aud ung
cheered by those On shore The struggle for first
place In Class between the Henry Gray aud Martha
Mum was exciting and their tactics were watched
with interest," were the Efforts OF the Ruth TO outsa
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
GAMES IN OTHER CITIEs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-A poorly contested
game was played here to-day between the Metropolitan
and Athletic clubs. The home players gaugcd Lynchs
curves easily and batted his pitching freely The score
"a follows
Athletic ..........................2 3 3-lJ
Me ............2 u - -
Isase Athletic. u Metropolitan H. Errors Nhirc
.: Metropolitan T. PITCHERS Cory ant Lynch Capiru-Ar
COnncll
BALTIMORE. June 3O.-The game to-day between the
Baltimore and Brooklyn clubs resulted In an easy VIE
tory for the home players. Following Is the score
Baltimore r......-......-........-...O 2-l4
u q u oil
Base hts-Ila more - Brooklyn 10. Erross Baitimorr
Brooklyn D. Pitchors-fornan. Burns Porter. Ull.
pre-MT. Kelly.
enc AGo. June 30oth the Chicago and Boston mines
bated freely and made many damaging errors ln tie
game to-day The home club as follows:
Cllca ca,O................-..........1 u O-l3
Boston -.....-..-- j u u 2 u q
Haso hits-Cicago II boston Il E-fbr,-Chlcago II
Boston H. Pitchers Kennedy and Builnton uupiic-Mf
Cusnmsn
Other games were as follows:
Al BIfalO-PrOvdcncc lG. Buffalo ..
At ST. LOus-st Louis ), Philadelphia. 4.
At Louis isyillc-iOu VILE ,. st. Louis ..
At Pittsburg-IIttsburg -. Cinciunatii.
At IiudsOn-IIndsOn 4. Newburg 4.
at Oswcgo-Syracusc D. Oswego 3
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01

public debt In the month of June This will make the
total reduction for the fiscal year ended to-day about
$65000O00 The reduction In tho previous tscal year
was $1O1 100000.
DIR. LoRrSG's AccoUNrs.-The First Controller of the
Treasury has received letter from George b. Lorng.
late Commissioner Of Agriculture acknowledging receipt
OF his letter announcing dsaowance iii the account
OF payments for the laboratory FROM October 11sS4 to
April j. 1885. lie that 1t is his desire to lay before
the Department detailed statement OF the expenditures
OF the appropriation under the head Of " laboratory"
during his administration OF the Department..
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
REFORM ILLUSTRATED IL CINCINNATI

WAsHISGToN June 80 lSpcciab.-A character
istic appointment has been male IN Cincinnati By the
recently appointed surveyor OF the port OF which the Ad
min stration will probably have TO take cogniIauce
yeyor Caldwell appears to he IN the hands Of and
under the control OF the worst Of political striker,
and heelers whi, town like Cincinnati can produce
Yielding ~ this br appointed
Jerry Mulruy br custodian uf the Pubic Building
IN CincBnat The place II valuable chiefly for the pat
rOuagc which with H. Hnd l. much sought after by
politicians who have hcclcrs " ana " bummcrs " To
pro dc Tor "Jcrrg Mulroy served two terms In the
MOrkhouse, and convicted for petty larceny.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-01
COLLEGE CREWS AT PRACTICE.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 80 Especial. The
Brown University arrived ut Lake Quinsigamond
to-day accompanied by their trainer, Frank H. Holmes
OF Pawtuckct. Their appearance In their pracce pun
this afternoon gave promise that they would be likely to
bring up the rear of saturdays procession Olmsteai
OF the Cornell crew. had his elon lancei he was in
such pain last night that ho was given an opiate TO
induce sleep. He ont In the practice pulls to-day
and expects be able to I'LL his place IN tho Dodt on
SATURDAY. The Bowdoins doing an immense amount
Of work thcy the course three times day ana
are rapidly Improving in FORM they do not row hahu
some stroke but they develop considerable speed ana
are looked upon with respect by the Cornell aud Pcnn
Nltunl