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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30

Senator Stewards bill for the govern
ment of Unh. if efficiently admins
tered, should put down Mormon politi-
cal Supremacy in that Territory SO far
as Legislation can accomplish it. The
test o"th is almost inquisitorial. Of
course the scheme is II radical depart
ure from Anericnn ideas i'll depriving
the peol l.. Of the Territory OF the privi-
lege OF tl.cting members of the Legisl..-
ture, but when people become desper-
ute aid will not conform to the laws of
the country, arbitrary remedies are re =
qulred. [Reno Guge,te.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
FASHIONS slave.

II ia seldom that we, In this isolated
district, have an opportunity to witness
good theatrical entertainment. and
when one of that class is announced
our people are not slow to take advan-
tnge Of it. The Nellie Boyd Dramatic
Company is now here and the presenta-
ton of passion g. Slave" ct Freeman
Hall tonight will be witnessed by a
large and Intelligent audience. being
highly recommended by the press both
East and West. d. .,.-....,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
Good Advice

The Central Nevadan hits the nail
hnrd in the fell wing:
Never patronize business man WHO
sends three thousand mil Oh to have his
printing done. II you do every dollar
you spend with him is gone from the
money circulation of this country
Such men are bears on my community,
and are not willing to patronize the
local public from which they expect to
live. Money spent in Chicago for
printing does not help single citizen
Of this State. ...r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
PallSade Hotel.

Since the recent fire Mt Palisade
which destroyed my hotel, together with
its contents, 1 have opened The PAIL
SADIE HOTEL aud am now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good nccom modntious, both AZ to
board and lodging. A liberal share Of
the public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
1-9 E NJ. BAUM.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.
J. 4. PLUnMER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ELKo, NEVADA.
D0ntlstry.

DR.. Keller, surgeon dentist, has re-
turned from ca lin, and can be found
ut his Office, room 40, Depot Hote {.
All work warranted to be of the best,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GIN HoTBl bartlett & OstteioLer,
Proprietors ...
Suml TURNKEY, VIM Brady, North
Fork; M E Hathaway, Bate City, 0 II
Barr, JAS Mckee, F B Hatch, O A
Prince. Hiss &iGlip, Miss Merry. Nellie
Boyd Co; II stoRer, Bullion; Jesse
Blackburn, Cherry Greek; j M Dorsey,
Halleok; Miss s Darsii, g F; VIDA.
kin, Lamoille. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
olive and Let LiVc.1

Those who desire to purchase the best
quality uf Groceries and Provisions are
referred to the above reliable house
where fur dealing aud courteous treat
ment is the .ule. Glassware, Tiuware,
Stoneware, Nails etc. always in stock.
II H. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
For Sale.

I hive for snle number of fresh
m .lch COWS which will be sold either
singly or otherwise. have also O
number Of young Holstein bulls which
will BIZ sold mt reasonable figures. Any
one desiring to purchase such stock as
il described ubove will do vel, 10 Gull on
or address
w. T. CRANE,
Elko.
..... Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
Just Received.

Ten cases Mems, Women's, Girls,
Boys and Children's overshoes. Also
u new stock of the celebrated Duckina-
ham Boots. These goods are MI fiji st
class and will be sold at reasonable
prices. Call and zee them.
70. 81. CHASE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30

Over two hundred new samples for
custom mad' Fall and Winter Clothing,
II you want o fine suit OF tlotheR made
to order, lateot in STYLE, perfect In a.,
best in quality and cheapest in price.
come and look Mt my sampled. You
cant help being suited.
II, HEINHAa7,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
HUI VnbOIdG House.

Having resumed the management of
this popular Hotel, I desire to inform
my old customers and the public gener-
ally that good accommodations at rea-
sonable prices will be maintained.
TER BAR
Will be stocked with fine Wines,
Liquors and Cigars. Liquors by the
glass, bottle or gallon, Give the Hum
boldt q call.
9.l2 10. LANG.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
Lost.

Somewhere on the street, probably
between the Bakery and the Court
house. a bunch of door keys, The
finder will confer a favor by leaving
them at THE eC:ce.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
Holiday Goods.

Brown & HcskiEs are in receipt OF
some of the finest H oliday Goods, in the
woy of Reed and Rattan Rockers ETC.,
ever brought to Elko. Call anl inspect
the stock before the choicest are Sc
lected. 1928.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
RALMAGCNDI.
"P.ssiou's Slave" at Freeman Hal

There is case of genuine leprosy
OF MarysviIlc, California.
John Il Bradley left by this morn
ing's train for Winnemucca.
Fat, corn fed poultry, the finest in
the market, at the Gem.
Fresh New Orleans molasses on
draft, 81 a gallon, at w. T. Smiths.
The celebrated Rochester Lamp, the
fin st coal oil burner III the market, at
W. T. Smiths.
John F. Weeks, of Wells, passed
through this morning on his return
from a trip to California.
Joseph Scott, of the Halleck Cattle
Company. passed through this morning
Ell route to San Francisco. ..
Everyone should provide against &C
cident by securing p policy in the Pa
cifc Mutual, represented by NJ. H. Mil
Ter.
Have you tried Murray's Specific for
nervous diseases2 It is highly recon-
mended, and you will find it at F. F.
Muller's.
Landlady--Jan", pass Mr.. Dumley
the salt for his egg.
Dumley-Thanks, not any salt. This
egg is none too fresh as it is.
We regret to learn that Miss May
Van Dreilen Is quite i'll, suffering with
II somewhat severe attack of heart
disease to which she is ut times sub
ject.
Several articles of ladies apparel.
such as overshoes, wells, etc. were left
at the Depot Hotel on the night of the
bal. The owners will please call and
get them. ....
The Austin Reveille says the scnlp
bounty act il too heuvy a drain upon
the Lander county treasury. and advises
the Board Of County Commissioners to
repudiate the cluims for bounty.
For more than forty years, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has been successfully
prescribed in cases of consumption.
This medicine always Offords great re-
lief in pulmonary discusses. Ask your
druggist for it.
The Virginia City Enterprise and the
CArson Tribune Of lust Friday both say:
There will be total eclipse of the sun
next Sunday" There was no eclipse
Of any Kind on Sunday, but there was q
total eclipse Of he moon Saturday.
A clear skin adds to the beauty of a
fine face, and often lends charm to
homsliness. To beautify your CON-
plrxion, you should purify your blood
with Ayers Sarraparil!a. AS tonic
apd alteratine medicine, it has no
equal. Price 81. Six bottles, So.
New England AMI the British prov
inces are now enveloped in the cold
wave. The heaviest snow storm for
years prevailed Wednesday night aud
Thursday, and railroads are blecknded
in Maine. New Htmp4hire and Yer.
mont. Boston htrbor has been frozen
over for several days. .ya Il
Tie Pittsburg Commercial Gazttte
aays that the most remarkable railroad
run on record has just. been mnds be-
tween that city and Chicago. The en-
tire distance, 4S0 miles, was made at an
Averaee speed including stops, of a mile
IN one minute and twenty seconds
The fastest runs were 40. miles in 42H
minutes and 35 miles in 80 minutes.
Sag Harbor Corrector :-It ia a pretty
hard strain on the average war tariff
editor to print an editorial on one side
CT the page showing how a protective
tariff produces universal prosperity
s:nong the workingmen, while the other
side Of the page presents 4 fep6rl OF the
strike Of the Reading railroad eun.
plosss. But he has TO do 10, all tn
same.
The school Board Of st. Louis las
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-01-30
DEror HoTEI-Clark & Green Proprie-

Sam Garrecht. Carlin; Thos Jackman,
st Louis; D E Hooten, J Walker, South
Fork; Jos P Qulnlan, Battle Mountain;
A D Farnsworth. San Jose; VIM Myers,
Flko; Miss Nellie Boyd, En- Route; w J
kohler, J j Wallace, S F; E A Kessler,
Salt Lake; s Dakin. VIM Brady, B B
Rice, Lamoille.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23

sues,6cd sums to employee II did nos N NV
Iimit or restrict his compensation But upon .ne ~ -
~ senator Iansou the bill amendee IN tns 49, ~
..cvtAn, IN substxncc that Health omcsrs .g ~ ~
sr.r.s,,on should bc restricted TO Ae SUM On sA"vv:
- sh, an ,ees received over ana above ss@ sun -
- sns .hove the compensation required U DO ~"
.,. .n-eIocd empioycs should be sccoansco TOT ."s
80 ., !. sbA Quarantine Commissioners 70 % sApe
= 49,. IN tAs preservation snd repair Oh ne ~
ssas.eios 70 the Quarantine cstaohsnmens .s
srSrnt changed the whole character o. tns Oh. nv
.,ssesea Il - that IN ~ present shape II soc"'
ss..onably free from criticism
rncro "a one Objectionable clause In the DILL wns'en
a - u~ev,ded that the sscretary OF the Cemmisene"
s.u uet IA sppoinsed By Commissioner tnenseses
~. nv the prssident Of board This was evidsney
s-.,ed An view OF the provisions Of another DILL no"
dlne n the Legislature wherein u Is sought 70 'es~
~. ,pto ths once Of president Of the board NOTORIOUS
smhcr AZ the present board whose term - ouarsnthe
0euIso,er has long since expired But ss suen iatef
Nm "a NOT very likely to become Law. II does not Seem
propor under suoh circumstances that The ono opoc
sh,s clause should be permitted 70 defeat tho who'e o
Although hat may have been one Of the purposes OIL "
eUoention. -
reform IN quarantine matters hss long been ugeu sna
u..,e.deA but has bsen steadily rcssted In the Lees
S.turs during the past three yesr but the present o
n now amended affords reasonable assurance na' VIII
eAaurs of ofacials which, It 10 believed csnnos ~ mue"
isnxor postponed the ouanntine Department ~m ne,~
-, hs bsstss administered There does not seem " "
~ serious constitutional question In reference 70 any
vsvas,on Of the bi least none worthy OF any s"e@
..ues and the bill IL therefore. hereby approved
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN IRAINING.
TO MEET TIE HARVARD CREW.

THEIR TR,INER POINTS OUT the DEFECTS OF HIS
MEN AND MAKES FEW SUGGESTIONS
Since Columbia Harvard Varsity race at Newton
don abandoned for this year Columbas only rep
resenatvc Thames will be her Freshman crew. AS
Harvard was in hor Freshman with the pres
ent Sophomore she is the challenging party and the
Freshmen Columbia will respond soon as tho formal
challenge Is received which viii be this week In all prob
ability Eugene Kapp the captain OF the Varsity crew.
which has now dsbandc been coaching the Freshman
candidates in Woods gymnasium where they train regu'
lsy the rowing machines. tho candidates from the
School 15 to and the School OF Mines fr m
45 to lis each day except Saturday. when the wot Is
done in the morning Speaking of the work OF tho Fresh
men, ne says:
There are now some good at work. but too few.
There are least Ave IN each class who should be
working simply from lack Of diligence or
ambition. II men can DO persuaded to train,
the crew will be forced meet Harvard '91, with some
Indifferent poor in their boat Every effort should
therefore made get the drones to work Meanwhile
those who at work must train ali the harder ana
learn from the victory of '90s what be done
even with poor by hardest kind OF work Tho
men now In training School OF Arts-1 Gaatin; 2.
Burke; g. Metcafe 4. Norrfe (captain; Tuttie; 9.
Sternback; 7. Leo. School Of Mines-8 Livingstone;
o. LaFsrge; 10. Robertson H. Havemeyer 12 Faukneri
10, Langthorne tcap,ainJ."
swhat faults do you Gnd In your menr
"No. 1 does not use his hands easily recovers too
quickly around at the finish OF his stroke No
cit up sty keep his shoulders back full reach,
and his back straight No. must swing weu down rom
his hips and take hold Of the stroke with straight
No 4 must make his and row his legs
closer together No. must not meet his must start
his body quicker and get life In tho stroke No.
reach at the time keep his back nat
and shoulders back No must not ovcrrcach with back
shouider No must not meot his oar nor over reach
No. meet his oar and must SIT up straight
No. 10 reach out we'll not 90 back 20 fer ard get mo
life. No II must meet his and must keep his
back straight No. IA must keep his
hack straight and get life No. 70 must make his
whole stroke moro smooth. and slower with his
hands"
"what general suggestion would you maker
AS . whole. the crews must get more life into tho
stroke and recover As compared to other Fresh
men crews this OF the year. tho good doing
about tho same they could get three four To
work. they would have fair prospect before them.'
1t originally intended 10 revive this the Arts
Mines Freshman which besides being usually close
exciting watch excellent OF testing tho
mems sand" and thus in picking the crew. A II 10.
however there not enough In training to man two
boats idea has been given up is TO bo hoped
that few Of the Freshmen from each Of the schools will
start in training that the championship that
Columbia holds Freshman may not be lost
BY the present years crow.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
TEE CORONER THINKS 1T MURDER
WOMAN sHor IN QUARREL WITT HEn REPUrsD

A WOMAN SHOT IN QUARREL WITH HER REPUrSb
HusBAND-AN INQUEST TO-DAY.
asereesnt, thores Q woman at 10. cii wsveriy'
place who has Just committed suicide vsn you
would send around thero and SEQ about IT,
A large, hard featured but weIiressod man, soous
thirty years old had entered the Charles Street Poics
Station after .. m. yesterday, Is was reporteo u
TIE. TRIBUNE and spohe to Sergeant Grainscr' I'm
sergeant looked at him. and noticing that his fece has
boon freshly scratched with somebody's nnga nais
inquired: I" Who are you, sirr
aI am Frederick Feuerbach. hvc af tho house
In fact. have been living with her there"
SHOW did you get those scratches on your facei'
GOh, she scratched me, but we had no quarrel"
Sergeant Granger had the sit In the BACK room
while policemen were sent to mako an inVesugatons
Tho thrcestory dwelling house No o1i waverIy place
had been occupied for years BY Feucrbach and the
woman who was called his wife. They wero not mar
r,ed and the womans acQuaintanccs spoke OF her -
Lizzier Wolff because she had once lived with Moses
g. Wolf, clerk in . whte-st lacc store. IL was
known that Wolf had visited tho woman rcQusntV o.
late IN Feuerbachs absence Iona lewis coorco
servant In the house, had hoard Fcucrbach ana tns
woman quarrellIng In their bedroom about m.
What tho woman said Lena did not hear but she heard
Fcuerbach say: "No, you won't" Then p'ssoi sho's
rang out in tho house. Fcuerbaeh appeared In tho
hall q moment later. Lena Lewis and Edward carlo
ton odger on the top foor met him In tho hali ana
asked what had happened Feuerbach made no reply.
Carleton and the servant went In tho room ana iouns
tho woman dead on tho hoor.
Did she kin herseifa' Carleton inquired.
Feuerbach did not answer. Carleton said no would
20 and tell tho police. "wait' said Feuerbach' III
60 myself"
Feuerbsch was taken to tho Jefferson Markct fo'
leo Court yesterday morning and later ne was a,,
raacned before Coroner Mcssemcr. lie efuseo 70 Say
anythinx moro than 81 havo done nothing" Coronos
Messemer committed him to the Tomos penang :" IN IN
vestgatIon and sent Lena fowls to the House OF De
fention Margaret Sullivan q sister OF tnc 1oao
wanan took charge of the house In Wavcriy. place
Later her brother Dcnis Sullivan, laborcr OF New
I,r,,nsWck n J. went to the horse so drunk that No
could barely walk. Coroner Messcmer was there max
ing an autopsy at the time. Sullivan made sucn :
dsturbance that he was arrested and taken to the Je
ierson Market Police Court. After beng scoided No
nrouised TO behave better and was let 90.
Tho autopsy showed plainly that the woman nsd nc
mot shot herself Ono bullet had struck her In the
hock near the loft shoulder blade, and had taken an
upward course SO as the spinal cord near tho
base of tho brain. Tho revolver had been held SO
cosc IN her back that the skin blackenc by the
powder fash second bullet had entered her b.eass
and had passed almost through her body Feuetoaos
viii be arragncd before tho Coroner again today
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
BILLS PASSED BY THb SENA1H'
TO INQUIRE INTO THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
AN ADDRESS ON THE TARIFf--JUpiCIAL MA1i'"'
DEvORE THE HOUSE.

AN ADDRESS ON THE TARIFF-JUpiciAL MATHIS
BEpORE THE HOUSE
Washington March 22.-Among tho Senate biiis 10
noricd from Committees and placed on the caiehoar
were the following:
To define the rank duties, ETC., OF army chspiain'
adversely
To promote tho efficiency Of tho signal service
adversely
dents annual message Tho Dcmocrauc parry, u.
said. would carry out tho revision and reduction OF
IN. tariff unless thwarted In its purpose by n com
b,nat,on of Democrats actnaied by local intercsis
with RepublIcans who 6fayofed hiShor rates ihe
Democratic party was not In favor OF hce tranc Dut
II WAS earnestly In favor of reducing tarif ratos so
that no greater taxation would be mroscd or the people
than was necessary meet the just demands or tho
Government. lIo declared himself opposed to the
rc,eaI of tho internal revenue system, uo was In
favor Of retaining the taxes on whlskey, beer am
tobacco In order to relieve nom taAato" e'o'' s
essential TO the comfort of tho people but he "o'io
vote for any measure that would obviate the oO'eoS
ionable methods OF collecting those taxes.
Mir HIDpLEbERGI;l I;ls offered a resolution that me
rules providing for executive Sessions po md
asked unanimous consent for us Ih',en,ao go. ,nn
sdcratlon Mr. COCKRELL objected and ihc fcsointon
lies over con this matter. see another ospa,chl
Mr. CUANnI ER introduced bill for the trahsior
of the Coast Survey TO Tho Navy Dcpar''"0""
Referred. .a,,,,,,.,o, y, five nerson.
on the subject of tho alcoholic liquor frahic was
psssed II shall 10 their duty to lnvesiSa,e 'ns ne
iraIic its relations To revenue ana taNM'on. anu W
general economic criminal moral and scicn'nc aSp,,s
in connection with the public welfare aso 20 l,i'sv
and take testimony as 10 mo p,nr'ua ,a rrsy.n,on
OF nism rerancn in the several Staies of the Union
The House hill authorizing tho President 10 srranss
conferc nee between tho United States OF America ann
South American Rcpnncs was passed. (FOr synopsis
OF BILL another dispafch)
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
FORMING AN AMATEUR LAoRosss LsAeUA

About doren delegates from prominent local stneuo
clubs last night the Knickerbocker Cottage 70 Or
ganize tho Amateur Athstio Lacrosse League Conasr
abe epthusiasm was manifested following athetio
clubs sgnned their nton Of joining the leagues Ths
Ncw-York Manhattan. american, Olympic. New-1essey'
Crescent Nassau Island Flushing and Jersey CITY,
1t proposed bring ainers from Canada TO coach As
teama and sfter they sttsined proficiency In
tho snort to play seres Of games for chanpionship
trophy The election Of ocsrs resulted In the following
choices President Edward Merritt Of the New-Yark AtA
letc Club vfcc president Cendea. Of the American
Athletic Club secretary and TREASURER. j. Nannery. Of
tho Nassau Athletic Club committee composed Of one
member from club VIII b appointed hs nsxt meet
Ing OF The League ,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
AxorHsR GOLD WAVE ooxrxe Down.

Thers was something in the cir yesterday whic{
suggosted TO timd people that possibly another biz
sard had cot loose somewhere and was spssdn(
hfthsr. The sly va overcast the wind high sn@
freghted with particles Of sleek But tho inSorme'
ton obtained from tho clerk Of the weathsr On to4
Of tho Equitable Building was rcsssarns Hs ssle
tho storm vas nothing moro than moro local not
Of the elements and foreboded nothing Bus u
added. which was not such agreeaaie udtnss. shas
whore most Of the bad weather originates. eowaty
New-York It was due yesterday, but sopenSv ~
the mercury down to II degrees below sero, = Duln
to 10 degrees below sero but at Chesse = vss x y
severe. the lowest point there reschsd eSins ss,ru
eth moro Of its firdity By. the tine thss = H'
70 Nsv-York. snd thai here she mercury VI" o's
helov 26 degroeG
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
EXPOSING DEMOCRATIC ZRICKERX.
EVEN pLxuRo-PNEuMoNIA IS BEING TURNED 70
ACCOUNT FOR Mr.. CLEVELAND.

EVEN pLxuRo-PNEuMoNIA IS BEING TURNED 70
ACCOUNT FOR Mr.. CLEVELAND.
rra fact that the activity tho part Of the
.,ens Of the Bureau Of Industry to stamp OUT
pleuro pneumonia Hudson CountyN j. Is only part OF
scheme to delegation for Cleveland 10 .ne
Convention Just dawned upon the County Board OK
Health In the innocence Of It's heart the Board some
me s,nce granted permission the National authorities
10 establish quarantine in Hudson County Dr Dmohs
was made chief inspector and ne had the authority W a
pont seemingly unlimited number OF deputy inspectors
at salary OF 81 TO inspect cattle ana conoenh
ucb s they thought were infected with the disease Dr.
Dmond nominally made appointments but they were
dictated by bosses Of the Democratic machine ana
consisted exclusively Of political hceiera"
Two inspectors appointed from each ustricr ana
thee were several general Inspectors besides appraisers
clerks and other employees whose chief duty 70 draw
eher salaries Gin-mll keepers with political 'pai;I
seemed to the preference and several OF them we
spuonted Inspectors although they could not tell the dneN
encs between peuro and whoop,ng cough Be
fore inspectors were appointed tho Couhv nosu
Health gave Government permission to cstaotsh :
ousrantine In Hudson County The Law wss understooe
70 be that whon herd OF cattle was condemned tho ap
p.tses were 70 Determine its value and then tho animals
were killed and turned to rendering esabshmens
County Physician Converse. who s member OF ths
Board OF Health been keeping his eye ON the Govern
ofcials and n tho meeting OF 'he bcefo wedns-
dav id ino uiringly would Like know whether under
thu rules of the department. ~ Washngton Dr. Dimona
has the right sell the meat OF condemned cattle Tor tood
am told By Inspector Kelt Of this Board that here
Of sixteen cattle was condemned By Dr. Dmond that TIVE
AZ tho animals were sent Garrett BroA fstrendenng
and that fourteen remaining head were
slaughtsrsd By butcher in Seventsenhs. and the mess
.old for bsef It that this 10 an imposition
unon our people These cattle bought fof ono-hsn
their value Ono two Of q herd are sent to bone
yard and the balance sold for beef and these people
pocket tho dinerencer
DR. Converse 10 Democrat Mr.. WINFIELD counsel toe
the Board said that the Board had given permission y
the Government 70 establish quarantine. there was
nothns 70 do but grin and It. He will watch the
actions Of the section Of the Bureau In Hudson County,
hovaver and endcayor to mako conform with the law.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-23
4MArrnR ArHL Rrsa A MEND A RULG

The National Association Of Amateur Athletes OF
America met last night the Grand Union Hotel Those
present Nathan Storm. Of tho Manhattan Atnisuo
Club O. H. Mapes Of the Intercollegiate Athletic A.
sociation, James u. Sullivan, Of the Psstfmes; W. ~
Halpn Of the Olympic Athletic Club; and w. D. Heee
man Of the Nassau Athletic Club The meeting onanseo
rulo No. 80 OF the bylaws OF the associauon' -
road that athletes Of associated clubs can eneef
and compete at any meeting dsppoved BY the Exeeu
tive Committee u National Association OF Amateur
Athletes OF America" Athletes Of the association can
therefore, take par. In the games OF tho Amateur Aeae
ana In those Of tho l2h Regiment Athletic Associations
rh ch.nps in ruics was mad, 10 ccmyass that result
The annual championship games VIII take place on
September 1k