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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22
- sound Legal GOpinlon.

e. Baiubridge Munday. Esq. County Atty.
Clay Co. Tex, Tex. says "Haye used Electric
Bitters with most happy results. Ny brother
also was very low With Aaisrial Fever and
Jaundice, but was cured by timely use OF this
medicins Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved
M. D. I.wilcoxson, Of Horse Cave, KY. ADDS
Q like testimony, saying: He positively be-
EeVos he would have died, had 10 not been for
Electric Bitters.
THE great remedy will ward on, as we'll -
cure ali Aalariai Dise asos, ana for all Kidney,
Liverand stomach Disorders stands uneQualed
rrico 80 ana d At II. Il. Cochran's drug store,
l37 ana la0 N. Queen St.. Lancaster, Pa (6l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22

This gentleman lives in emporium. Pa, AT d
says, "Gne of my men, Sam Lewis, while
wor rsing in the woods sprained his ankle &C
bad he could hardly ho5b,e TO the houss. Used
7hornas' Eciecfrtc on and was ready TOR worh
the next morning. havs never yet esn &C
20, medicine. For sale by n. Il Coihran
druggist, lo7 ana lS9 North Queen street, Ian
Cast4,r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22
Buckisn's ArniD BAive.

TIE Bss1 sALvl in the world for Cuts. Bruises
Chappec Hands, Chnblaius, Cornss ana AL
skin kruptiona, and positively curss Piles. or
40 pay required. 1t IL guAranteep TO give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
d cents par box. For sale by II. h. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. LII ana lSs North Queen street,
;aocSster, Pa fune97-lyA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22

1supsnrs cure guaranteed py DE. ). h Mayer.
6sl Arch street, Philadelphia Ease at once.
no operation or delay nom business, attested
BY Thousands of cures AFTER others fail, advice
free. aend for circulAr, mArlOlYdkW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22
SPEOlAL NOTIUE9
Glad 20 Hear Is.

FOR several months endured Q dnll pain
through my lungs and shoulders: Il st my
spirits, spDeiite ana color, ana cnuld,wilh aid.
culty remain from my bed. NV present health.
frl G c1nditic n is due TO Burdock Blood BGfsrs
Mrs. g. A.Hall, Binghamton. N. Y. For sale by
h. Cochran, druggist, lS ana l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22

"I felt weak and lAnguid had pAlpi .ation OF
the h. art and numbness OF the limbs Bur.
dock Blood Buffers have certainly rel eved me-
They are most excellent" MT j. n. Wris ht.
For sale BY II. b cochran. druggist. lsI and
l39 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22
JUST As GOOD.

Don't allow anyone to make You believe any
q Dr. Lsslte's Special Prescription Tor II Q
1sss siaas:f iss:f sivs ~ ss 'is - 8 - s'''''' ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22

sleep is absolute necessary for heath ana
nothing 90 enectualiy roDs one OF sleep -
q 'es O crying baby. Use DR., Rull's Bahy
b, rup to ease its palm ana the baby wilt 10
quiet ana allow all TO sleep we'll. Price Is
cents bott'o
LsIador always cures fever and sgre dumb
aeue. etc : ana costs only IS tent, q Tacsa.e.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22
rURFs RnEuMArlsiG.
Rheumatism

Aseorosne - rUooas iuvesll0aatGas = eausol
81 e1opO q IaesSs ae1oA n ~ taoo0. fbls aell
sStnahe sAe 1brOuo t1ssueos uaSt1eeloxay - -
loann sn6 saassa ~ loeaA naAif1gonts0aa o
- 0iDoAea pasns ana Ach. . m ~ boek ~
sh0us0ses, aaa % tns joints q ths bnssi
ankloA I, ca an1 WSasto. xhnusanoo os poops(
AavO SoanA n nopAS eassAparsilA . puslsivt
80 permanent e0re 1ne sheuuAfaeus TIN
noasxs useG - aso0fsy e ~ blood. anA alsl
bunAs up ana stfssgtAsos NE whole boay.
Hood'o eAeoApaSillo
~ Was lalA up fue six months witA rAoumA
tisn. ana usea many hinls Of medicine with
cot gooA result ttll one sf ny neianorrs eoa0
- 70 tako H0Oo's eersaparilla. When had
u4o0 hAif . bottle ieit bettof. end after tai
1ng two bottles think Wa entiroly oufo0,
- hAvo n0e haA An a&'aos q rhenMatlsD
slAoA" RusnuD q. DrxOa, 1ossvilles etAten
ls,auo. \. Z.
Cures Rheumatism
~ haA attacks Ct sheunaiism which In.
creesed IN severity. I took three bottles Of
a0cdt earsaparilla ana An pie Aeod 10 say
the rheumatae pains ceased. my appetite end
01gest1cn became better, AND my general
health greatly Improved. I en- nrmly oo0.
vincea thAs Hoo11 sarsaparilla cured me- -
have Sslt no reourronce OF this blood az
49," w. sooon. 0snsvA. M.Y.
Hoods SarsaparillA
oolo By I'll druggists. q six for .. Preparea
only ~ Q. L HOOD 3 CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Ooooo One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22

what We Can Cure. Lets Not Endurs.
II VA can cure an ach g, or spraip. or pain.
or y iameness or burn. or brui.e. or q bite.
by u-iug Tnonsas' Ectectrtc On. iet's DO it
LeI's try II. Far sale by n. Il. Cochran. drug
gtst, 1877 aud lS8 sorth Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-22
Sowing Wild Osts.

How many waste their lime ana resources in
foolish experime nts, with nasty worthless
medicines that can never DO them whit OF
good II you are sick and want help get Q re-
putable remedy of established merit. 1he
curative virtues OF Burd0ck Blood Bnevs
circulat ion or . weak stOms ch they are splen.
old. For sale by IL. b Cochran, druggist, l8.
and lS9 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16

Illness and intense bodily pain could
no more deter Walter Scott from writ
ing than could travel or pleasure.
The greater part both Of "lvanhoe"
and THE Bride Of I.ammermoor" was
dictated. aud in its composition was
punctuatcd by the groans Of the suffer
ing author. When the amiihucnsis,
Laidlaw, bcsought him TO spare him.
self. Scott replied, Nay. Willie. only
SEQ that the doors are FAST would
fain keep all the cry rs well as all the
wool 10 ourselves; but us 10 giving
over work, that can only bc done
when | am in wOolen." Here, too, is
again displayed that tender consitlcra-
ton for the comfort Of Others which
built the little stairway at Abbotsford
SO that he might not disturb the rest
Of any Of the household when he
should happen to lingcr late at night
over his work. These excruciating
pains which, as ho said one. time, set
him roaring like bull c., \" had a
curious effect; for when 1T, Bride
OF lammcrmoor" was put 70 his
hands in its complete shape. Il lonly
recollection he had Of its contents was
of the incidents in the original story
with which no had been familiar from
childhood. And when hc now read
his own creation il was with no more
knowledge Of what he had written
than il the novel had been the work Of
some one else; indeed, while reading
il he was in constant fear that every
leaf lic turned might reveal some in
consistency or absurdity. --Scribncr's
Magazine.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16

reply. II was now April OF 1864. The
blockade runners were often captured
or sunk; the letter service of the Con-
federacy was very uncertain. His
anxiety concerning his wife became
unbearablo and he went 10 Nassau,
from whence he forwarded another
letter that he knew did not go astray,
for the vessel came back safely, and
tho captain said no had placed the
document in the Wilmington post
Office. Again he waited anxiously
month. Still no letter. He wrote 10
other parties and finally received word
10 the effect that Laura was alive and
in Columbia. but that was all that
could be asccrtained. About the same
time he received letter from his old
chum, Tom Baxter, who held staff
position in Sherman's army. Il was
dated at Atlanta, and told him to come
on at once. and he could probably soon
be taken very near TO his wife.
He quickly obeycd the summons,
and rs soon as the trip could be made
his hand was grasped by Baxter, who
took him 10 the chief Of Sherman's
staff. That officer said: "Mr. Bryant.
Maj. Baxter tells me you are nm engi-
neer and should DO very well &c.
quaintcd with most Of the Georgia
railroadsi" Bryant replied. "Ycs,
have assisted in building n good many
Of them" The officer remarked,
Then you should know how to de-
stroy them" So he was assigned TO
duty as an extra aid-de-camp to Gen.
Wood. commanding the first division
OF Logan's corps. Then followed the
famous march TO the sea, and on the
10th Of February, 1865, looking across
the Saluda river, Bryant saw again the
beautiful capital Of South Carolina.
He asked for leave of absence aud the
use Of u company Of infantry TO protect
Judge Peyton's house.
The general checrfully granted the
request, and the guard arrived just in
time to prevent the sacking OF the
premises. But Laura was not there.
Tho family had gone into Columbia
for protection. Bryant reached the
town in the evening and sought his
wife without success. Suddenly, TO
his horror, he saw that portion of
the place was in conflagration. He
FASTENED on, and soon reached the
Pickcns mansion. which was rapidly
consumed. Chen he heard shrek,
and. looking up. saw servant girl
holding child and calling for help.
lie rushed into the flames and brought
the child out. The mother soon came
TO thank him. at sight of his face
she cried. Lawrence. and fell faint
ing in his arms. The mother was
Laura-thc child was his own.-A. G.
Gunicr in Globe Democrat.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
ODDS AND ENDS.

The latest niclicl.in-thc.slot device
perfumes ones handkerchief.
The number of mems linen collars
made in this country every year is
100000. About one collar to every
eight men.
Porous glass for window panes has
been produced in Paris. The pores
ARE too fine to admit draft, but they
assist in ventilation.
II has been calculated that not less
than ~, 600, 900 of mctcorS, each large
enough 10 bc visible asa shooting
star, enter our atmosphere daily.
An Inch Of rain" means "a gallon of
water spread over surface of nearly
two square feet, or "A fall Of about 100
tons on an acre Of ground.
To protect childrcn's clothing from
fire, add one ounce of alum Ia the last
water used in ringing clothes. This
renders them uninilammablc.
Here is n noscgay pluckcd from the
garden Of thought: Character has far
more To do with determining history
than history has with determining
character. er.--George Macdonald
A Frenchman is anxious 10 arrange
for fight between a devil fish and II
shark in tank where 10000 people
can sce the combat. but just how Ia do
il is what puzzles him. and he has
written To Barnum for advice.
Tho admirers Of the late Frank IIoll,
who desired Ia put memorial tablet
in the crypt Of 81. Paul's, London,
have brought 10 public light tho fact
that tho fec for allowing the tablet 10
DO put there is two hundred guineas.
Mr.. Jackson, Of Vincenncs. Ind,
came home and told his wife that the
coal supply Of the world would last
only 9GO years more. and she fell in a
faint and broke her arm. She after.
wards remembered that they had nj.
ways burned wood.
Within period Of ten years in India
the gain in the native community has
been: In the northwest provinces, G3
per cent. in Bengal. 81 per cent in
Madras, 80 per cent. in Central India,
% per cent. in Oudh, Ill per cent. in
the Punjab. l55 per cent, and in Bonn.
bay, $50 per cent.
Tho Lutheran church in the United
States breaches the Gospel in tho fol.
lowing twelve languages: German,
English. Swedish, Norwegian, Danish,
Icelandic, Finnish. Bohemian, Polish,
French. Siberian Tor Serbian), Sol.
yakian Tor Hungarianl and the Indian
dialects.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
1888 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Directly Opposite the Mint
W. S. Dickinson ~ Son,
ANNOUNCE

that they have fitted up a Tenn
parary Store 4ox6o #. back OF
their old stand where they
will resume business in all
Mci'' departments. Our rooms
being larger than the former
store will accommodate our
Carpet and Furniture bust
ness under the same roof.
We have also fitted up a wait
ing-room for ladies'. and we
invite our customers one and
all to come and see us. Many
of our goods were saved in
good condition and we uavc
already taken steps to replcn-
ish what is needed and will
offer some special bargains,
for cash. in Dress Goods,
Wraps, Carpets and other
goods.
We take this occasion to
return our thanks for the
many kind expressions of
sympathy we have received
since the fire.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16

The steamship Monkscaton. of New
castle. which lost three blades of her
propeller when On voyage from
i.ivcrpool 10 New York. was placed on
the pnnioon dock belonging to the
Nallornd Pontoon company, limited.
with 1000 tons of cargo on board, and
her stern raised out of the water suiii-
cicntiy high Ia allow the broken pro-
irllcr to hr un>liippcd and a new one
lifted in its place The operation Of
tipping the vessel took one and half
hours, and the whole time occupied in
raising her and changing the propcl-
lcrS WAS only twenty-three hours.
The Monkscaion is vessel of 1900
tons gross tonnage. and the saving of
time aud money secured by her not
having To discharge her cargo must
have been very considcrablc.-Scien-
tliic American.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
The T.lcscop. In Maine 100 Years Age

Col. J. ". Porter Of this city, who
dcvotcs much time 10 researches in
early colonial history, has lately dug
up something of interest TO astrono-
mcrs. it being the fact that the first
observation of an eclipse Of the sun ever
taken by scientific men in America
was taken on Long Island tPcnobscot
bay) on Oct. %, 1850. On that oc-
casion party from Harvard college.
headed by the Rev Samuel Williams
Hollis, having obtained permission
from the British general commanding
at Castinc. landed at Bounty Cove.
and made the house of Shubael vii.
liams their headquarters. The totality
Of the eclipse was visible only in Pc
nobscot bay, and great interest was
felt in the result of the Harvard peo-
pies observance thereof. which was
very successful Bangor Cor. New
York sun.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
An Absent Minded Man.

Billy Thompson. the Spanish adj
venturcr Of ~ Possible Casc, i,vcry
absent minded, Last Monday l,c called
at the general delivery window II tho
was looking for. As lac stcplrd Up To
the window he entirely iorco, lis
name. lie could not think "f it 10
save his life. lie searched through
his pockets for "a card or letter Il.
dressed TO himself, but could find none,
and he walked out OF the bUilding
thinking hard, but 10 no purpose.
Half way To the hotel he met friend.
Hello. Thompson, cried the friend.
That's il, thanks" said the actor, as
he turned upon his heel and walkcd
hurricdly back TO the poStoilicc before
lie should forget it again. Chicago
Herald.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16

To what age the mute swan will at
tain is not certainly known, but the
keeper at AbbotSbury has never known
any 10 die I'm his tinc"-a pretty long
experience. too-cXccpt Of accident or
starvation. \ pair known as the King
and Queen are popularity believed TO
be from 100 Ia lju years old, but of
that there is no evidence. These two
eccentric individuals do no, associate
with the common herd Of swans hut
occupy a pond in the ncighboring de-
coy. which no other bird Of the same
species darcs to invade. Should an in
trudcr make its appearance no quarter
is shown it by their najcSiics until il
either makes its way out Of the dccoy
or is removed by the keeper. l.vcn
their own young ones, after having
once left the pond. are never allowed
to return; b,,t birds other than their
own species duck, etc, are never
molcsicd by these ancient munarchs.
-Blackwood's Magazine.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16

Lord Wolsclcy took this view Of the
future in making an address at Bir-
mingham: Those who study the map
Of Europe at the present moment and
the condition Of things in Europe must
feel that there is hanging over MS a
war cloud greater than any which has
hung over Europe before. II means
that when il bursts-and burst il will
as surely rs the sun will rise to-mor-
row-it means not, as in former days,
a contest between two highly trained
armies, but n war Of extinction, Of
devastation, between great armed ma.
tons whose populations are armed and
trained TO fight"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
pI.lIk-- New Clnihr..

Mr.. Gladstone is said To bc 50 partial
to old clothes that his valet has the
greatest difficulty in pcrsuading him
To don new suit when il is ready for
him. Although the servant carefully
lays the clothes out in the morning,
the grand old man" persists in don
ming the old ones. II is only by re-
moving these at night and leaving
nothing but the new ones in his room
that Mr.. Gladstone can be- persuaded
TO discard clothing that has become
positively shabby. - san Francisco
Chronicle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
II your face is marked with blolchcs

II your face Is marked with blotchcs
Aud erupiions mar your skin.
You may bet your bottom dollar
There Is something wrong within.
'Tis the blood. To purify Il
There Is nothing half so good.
As the q. VI. ID. is--iry IL
To b. clearly understood
I will explain that G VI. ID. means "Gol-
Medical Discovery" (Dr Pierce'sl. the
popular remedy for debility, lung troubles.
aud weak. impoverished blood. which,
like scrOfula, shows is presence in the
system In blo,ches eruplions, aud pimples.
Perfection Is attained In Dr. Sage's
Caiarrh Remedy
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
Advice 90 sfothsrs.

Mrs. WmaI0w's soorHIso ssnuFs should aiways
he ussd Uhrn children ere cutting teeth. 10 ~.
leves the lttls aucrerat once; itprotuces naturss
quiet alesp. and the little cherub awakesas 'ongnt
a. q button." Il ~ very pleasant 70 ea..e. ~
noolhos the ehla aoitens the gums, patns
regulates the boWe ., aud the beat known remedy
for diArFh0a, whether arising irum teething or
o,hor causes. Twenty-Five ccnta o0tne.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
plI..tPllesi Itching PIIes.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; inicncc itching and
stinging most at night worse by scrntchinf
n allowed 60 continue tumors form. Whicn
often bleed aud ulcerAte. becoming very sore.
SWArNE's OINTMENT stops the itchinf ana
bleeding heals liberation. an In most casee re-
moves the tumors. AZ druggists. or by mall
Tor 80 cents. Dr. swaine 4 Son Philadelphia.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16
THE POETS GAIN.

What b it that We work fos. Oh. my soiii
Why search NO yet for scngs tnat may be aungf
TO put white milk into hollow how'll
To lay brown brcad upon crimson tonguef
What is 70 that no seek for oh. my brain.
From coming forth Of sun sill dawn OF gioomf
The rcd marsh light Of unstable gain.
Or cold refuge Of famous tombi
Nay. these arc not Cor thee. thou weary one:
Nor fame nor wealth shall follow In thy tread.
Thy only gold b yondcr setting sun:
And when thou slrepcus, none shail know thy
bed
Why b it that We work and faint for sleepy
Why bring tho scars of age upon our YOUTH
10. wv shall stand beside the unknown deep
And drink tho waters Of eternal Truth.
Filled with the drcams that no fools wealth can
buy.
Clad IN our rags fed on our crust Of brrad.
Wen sing our songA nor tell the vason why.
Bless God for rhymes. and Journey toward the
w 4 Henderson In Once a Week
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16

If you have lady friend in tho car
always kiss her and ask her to "be
sure and call" before getting Off This
gives the horses a chance To rest and
pleases the conductor. This urbane
official will DO particularly pleased il
you stop To add n choice piece of Cos
sip TO your parting .admonition.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16

The simple application of "SwAINE's oiNT.
NENT." without any internal medicine, viii
cure any case of Tctter, Salt lthcuH, hing.
worms. Piles, Itch. Sort's. pimplcs. Eczema. all
scaly. Itchy Skin Erup.ions. M matter how
obstinate of long standing. II II potent. effcc-
tive aud COSTS hut triiic.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-03-16

fITe.-All Pits stopped free by Dr. kiine's
Great Nerve hestorcr. No Pits after first days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and e300trial
boitle FREE "a ~ cases. Send 10 DIR. Kline, a9i
Arch st.. Phila., Ia.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29
THE DEACON's CASE.
He Tells q Few Inside Facts About Baseball
Deals,

He Tells Few Inside Facts About Baseball
Deals.
President White, late Of the Detroit club,
now ofthe Buffalo club and reserved by the
Pittsburg club, arrived in the city yesterday
His coming has been looked for during the
last few days. His visit here, according to his
statement last night, was to secure his release
from the Pittsburg club He and President
Nimick had short conversation yesterday at
the ball grounds, but no definite conclusion
was come to, and they will meet at Mr.. MINI
ick's Office this morning
Last evening White said: '.Mr Nimick and
only talked about five minutes. / told him
that he did not seem to need Rowe and myself
very bad, but he said he did. My position is
unchanged. want half my purchase money
or my release. think my purchase money is
$1,000, but Mr.. Nimick claims it is only So 600.
know that Boston was to pay S4, 900 each for
five of us. Boston, you know, violated the
League law by making arrangements to pur-
chase five of us for $4,000 When Boston
was detected. they at once closed q
bargain for Brouthers. Bennett and Rich:
ardsor. Boston gave Brouthers SS0Gs and
Richardson 500. Bennett received s., 900 of
his purchase money from Detroit. and Rowe
and myself were left out in the cold. Rowe
would have come here il 1t had not been for
the Boston deal, and at one time would have
come for slO OF my purchose money. but now
want one-half Stearns has offered me s., $50,
but want more than that. If it can be proven
that my purchase price is only S., 900 will be
content with 81, 500. blame Nimick for not
taking our side of the case and helping us
against Stearns. There is nigger in the fence
somewhere and he must come out If cannot
get my terms or my release must protect my
self in another way. The laws, Of the country
will stop people from preventing my making
an honest living"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29
Good Resatta Prospects.

CHICAGO. June @-The arrangements for
the great regatta of the National Association
of Amateur Oarsmen. to be held at Chicago,
on the Pullman course. August 8 and 8. have
been still further promoted by a special rate
of transportation granted to all oarsmen by
the Central Traffic Association. As the an
nual regatta of the Mississippi Valley Amateur
Rowing Association is to be held at the same
place Immediately following the, national re-
agatta, it Is expected that the double event will
bring together the largest array of oarsmen
ever assembled since the Centennial regatta at
Philadelphia. Many OF the most prominent
Eastern and Canadian oarsmen have promised
to attend, and the Western clubs are in a state
of active preparation.