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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

W malartsi disease. the human m&chiaety ran
nes half perform its efhee. pGgssfion. secreltoa.
evasaA,ion are disordered. the hicsd becomes
vsssfy. the nerves feeble. The eoaaseasuee
ehasily, sleep disturbed aad APPETITE esasseaoGA
TERRIBLE 10 th.s disease. fell sss enascs ~ AGRA
Ihese 10. however. . known sntsdete 10 the
oiAsmatse poison. aud . certain sxfexuart
sxeansf IL In malaricus wxsenx OF eur = sash
shs west. Ia South America 0aatrrasla ani Ga
sae tstamus Of Panama. well as IN transmA-
slae Countries where the seuur9e exists. rAso
.asmssseae preventive ani sespests. Hest tiers
stsAnarh Hstisrs has dursnS the ssxt n .fsy.ave
~ On constant widening TIE AREA Of Its
Sssiaeksl and demonstrating It's ssseresxa
Wse LAYER comria OF dvspeps.as eoas spa.
are Ill rcmeased hy IL
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Deiiveraeeo - TIE Jews rpem Mausaa q
- ce1sbssssA Next Saturday.
The Hebrews OF the city viii celebrate.
next saturday, BY . select social dance in
Armory ball, the festival Of Purim which
y kept h remembrance OF the desiverancs
Ct ths Jews from Hannah over 400 years
ego.
A. that time Hannah obtained BY calum-
NATION decree from King Ahasuerus to
put ~ tbs Jews 70 death. Queen Esther
Interested and prevailed on the king 70 have
TIE decsee reversed and the ten sons Of
Hannah were hanged
The two days Of Purim have ever since
been kept ~ . festival. They occur In the
Jewish almanac On the 18th and 18th of the
twelfth month which 10 called sAdsr," but
In our calendar the day comes on The 9th
Of March this year.
Tho Jewish congregation Anshey Ameth
vail bold Purim services in It's hall, l0i
Pike street, this evening 1t $50 and to-
morrow morning o'clock, Rev II. Geuss
ofhciating. The history Of Purim in their
"Megiio' viii be read and ell the Jews In
The city win be asked 70 attend.
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II New Zoe black dress EaassriAis paska dot fancy
sssk stripe al woos. sAlx AID woos. every caf-g
uer in fhsf hna Caesar Tseafy.
We ars daily egeaiag nss sccss Chester
New scc<na gsnxaanas sass OPENED Chester
C2saYf.
New hosiery. Chester Cseary.
We are dAs.y receiving aew goods Chester
Cleary.
New xflss CAesser Clearv.
xsw Ssxrxueie-A Chester ClcAry.
New ss-ess gcoix Chester Csea-s.
~ trsra-rsax4 Chester Cieavv.
xew table linena Caesssr CEeagy.
r., s-x.-e ssx 2 ssss - .as "a, ant cap lsne 20
so charse. eyoSasssia. LIE aAsss.. sccc1a sssssk
Exar 5<stoc osaS&
N<w unstegve&x- chssser Cles-f.
New lawn rs@s Chester Clay
Ss~ ~hsss eosis Chester NSsAsy.
xex AsssakeseAsefs. Chester Cseasy
New sssexra SAnsser cseAsy.
q. xas-~x = as< . ayssA&
xew cssrsesa rh<<ss< Ciesry-
<ss Lace farxA4na Chester Claa-y-
r. aa.~- serok Il bats - sesee4 tro1 6
CAarass srasasss ia - tie hAsse-.
New Euxlisa esltceA Cnssssr Ce~sy.
tsarsxs sssass.ss6gE ar.sa ~ ksex assA
New ers n-usdersea Chester CseArH
Nsw inr<a Chesses Cseavy.
Cid gap<rx ~ ses - t1s1sA
Nsw Eanktn2 CAesssr IscA-y-
Nsw p~reaanA Ca<sssr Cle&ry.
Nsw ssnsaAnA Cassssr Casac.
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4 xEsr or THIEVES.


y
Cabtne.
Four men. William Murphy. Thomas
Jones. William Kelley. and Charles VIII
liams were captured by Lieutenant VIII
lard At about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
and lodged In the city jail on . charge OF
grand larceny.
The arrests were made from one OF
License Inspector Bufterfeld's cabins on
Seventh, between King and Jackson streets
and directly In rear OF Police Cap
tain Kinleys house. Lieutenant VIII
lard found = quantity Of clothing
In the cabin, consisting Of trousers. two
overcosts and vaiise containing number
Of small articles. These were taken 10 the
station, and last evening the trousers were
identified by . member of the Oak Hail
Clothing Company. on south Third street
The prisoners are members OF gang OF
sneak thieves who operate mostly around
the clothing stores and rendezvous among
the cabins Of License Inspector Rutterfeid.
The prisoners will be given hearing TO-
dav
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Coumty CammennsnueRo InnpeG4 - WeSx
-1euf1ns Bsasa Proceedings
n counfy board yssseFday paid visit
20 de ME 81 ths new county court house.
foT ~ purpose a finding out hou fAr
along Contractor Emile hAd progressed
with their new quarters.
The pest few months having been - I'M
favorable for building operations are
no cxifazion 70 the rnpadisy Via
which the work promises 70 30
ahssd In tho near future providing
the weather IS propitioux Yesterday
vsew, however. vas not encouraging 70
the occupancy Of the splendid new quarters
eleven months from the date o. the con-
tract. and the general concensus o. opinion
was that unless the contractor gets IN and
does some rapid work there may yet Be
rebate on the sl6s, 90 contract price to the
cornsy's credit
The work has gotten along to the point
where the excavation il now fully COM
pieted. and part Of the foundation wall on
the south side laid Up to date there have
been about 800 tons Of stone set. which Is
not an overly large fraction OF the entire
amount 10 be used.
latter waking about the site for time,
taking in Ill sides, the material evidences OF
the exertions for numerous constituency,
the commissioners returned 10 the board
rooms. with lurking idea that Mr.. Smile
must use more than considerable speed IN
order TO have the courthouse finished
within the specified time.
The following routine business was
transacted:
The bonds Of the following road super
visoFs were approved: A. Amunds. W. L.
Newton. e. 4. Titus. Andrew Ericsson.
James Petss, A S. Christman. John Z.
Cane, r. o. England, o. l. Doane, Patrick
Downey. Thomas Catlin and w. v.
Schenck.
It was ordered that the care and custody
of the bridge at White river be awarded 70
William Coehrane, he to have the use and
occupancy Of the bridge-tender's house
As rental it Was ordered that Mr.. Cochrane
par the sum OF $40 year from March 4.
1880. A contract was executed IN accord
ance with the above.
Davis 4 Co. we're granted retail liquor
license at Latona from March 8. 1880. 70
March z, 1891.
A petition from H. White and Jasper
street in Sanders first addition TO Seattle,
was rejected. a. insufficient cause was
given for the proposed change.
Two new school districts were established
- follows; district No. ~. in sections 5. 4.
8 and Is. township Is north, range east,
and district 7s. comprising the M OF sec
tons 2 and 8. in township IS. and sections
q. Is, 50 and "a in township 26. range east
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MILITIA ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS FrRsr REaIMxxr n. q. W, !
6HArTLx, wash, March 8, lS9Q

General order No ~
First-It h with profound sorrow that the
commanding oficef makes known to this COM
mand the sudden and painful death Of Lieuten.
ant 4. II. Clarke Of III" company. ON the 18th
day Of February, this year. In this misfortune,
not only his own company, bat the national
guard Of the state hss sustained most serious
lo8a
A warm and generous friend. thorough
tactician, . fearless, confederate but
Just commander. he brought into the SER
vice Of the state not only the perfect dis
eipiine and complete military educa-
ton resulting from fifteen years honorable SER
vice in the regular army Of the United States,
bat also a sincere appreciation and love for the
high duties and responsibilities OF q citizen
soldier. Every duty devoiving upon him was
faithfully. promptly ana cheerfsily discharged.
and his high qualities OF mind and heart won
and insured for him the respect and affection Of
all who knew him.
second-In honor OF his memory the colors Of
this command viii be craped ana the ofncers
win wear the usual badge OF mourning for thirty
days following the publication Of this order BY
order OF COLONEL J. G. HAINEA
ofseial; W. r. SHARPE,
Msior and Acting Ad,usant
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! PRUNING |

Here's a wonderful bargain
in combination suits. The first
invoice in latest spring novel
ties in combination suits has
just arrived.
There are IS suits, all the
latest spring colorings. Amc-
thyst, Vieux Rose, Blondinc.
Old Rose, etc. These are
heavily embroidered in silk with
most catchy patterns. The
cloth is Henrietta. These suits
are marked $40 and $Ia each,
and are the greatest bargains at
those figures. A close exami-
nation will convince you Of
their real value at the prices
named. $40 and $Ia.
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s~sttie.s ecss chs ssns ARE Investing IN Wood
Md rassk fhey are sztss1st to IL ~ ae nsx4ie
se~ eu~st plAsx Ia >~sasss. No ere VI 10 dessrss
- sr.ersisss 10 tAxtr sSsvSGfaxs 90 - tn-
ve~s fw fufare aenesstes az Ersss aisazcss
sra ..rpxersx ass 20 h< rxsfse 80 Nay q PARK
al e.sslsssrs. noe hoasra sscTtrse ssd eshie
rss.dx fsxnk Rad aTcz1d Lake I n1e1 20 ssssgas
~. y..ssxs.t az seattle 1Es sxcs carriage 3r We
Fnse no asntere<Ess psssAxsF say 80 sssesis sAls
,.,snerty, hsaa sxe rssgs. wish sae lass aai use
10y esq iassxresnt Resreetsal.y. DAnssl
i.ss~s a Ca e. >sscaE3 sfrvss. foaa =
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Yea can hay beck ct twelve lots IN Nc
yaroys ssfssisassA so rAi ART. ssasag the Original
~ ~ of Rsslxr4. Tor t0 his 10 TIE best laves-
,nsls yes o<ssrss ia eT Hesr his scttse enerxesie
plsse nAsisF2 has fepnisfion 81 40 ~ Tie
s.ress,at ttrsse ard viii be sar. a. Increase very
f.ss ia the next sir sod twelve raanshs Ballard
.fre.sty axs usnrs saazas&c4aFtsx AMI eussnsss
IS ~ ssx than al 81 seattle suburban faw1x
rQr sac hy Crfleerg Gardner. rcoxa ,. Lew
esyn .px~axs lsnaldinx. agents.
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A meeting Of the Seattle Beard OF Trade
viii be held next Monday evening in the
Office OF Preston. Carr & Preston, In the
Seattle block The bylaws and constrtu-
ton recently adopted have been printed
and viii be distributed arsong The MEM
b~rs a. this meeting
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Cured by Cuticura.

Ny disease fpsoriasis, Arst broke out ON my
left cheek. spreading acrCos my nose and almost
covering my face. Il ran into my eyes. and the
physician vas afraid would loso my cyesig ht
altogether. IL spread oil over my head. and
my bar I'll fell ont until was entirely bald.
hooded; Il then broke out on my arms and
shooldeu. uuttl my arms were just one sore:
II covered my entire body. my face. head and
shouldeu being the worst The white scabs
fell constantly from my head, shoulcers and
arms; the tkin wouid shtcken and Be red anA
very itchy, and would crack and bleed II
scratched. After spending many hundreds Of
dollars, IVES pronounced incurable. ! heard
Of the CUT1cuRA REMEDIES. and after uetng two
bottles curIcuRA REsoLvKxr ] cosld zee .
change: and after had taken four bOttiee I
Was almost cared: and when had ueed six
bottles Of CUucrRA REsoLvExr and one box OF
CUTIcrRA, and one cake Of CurIcuRA SOAR !
was cured Of the dreadful disease from which
had suffered for i've years. ! thought the dis
ease would leave q very deep scar. bat the COR
IcURA REMEDIES cured IL without any SCARF 1
cannot express with pm what suffered be-
fore using the currcrRA RgNEpiRs They
saved my life, aud feel 1t my duty to recon-
mend them Ny hair Is restored ~ good -
ever, and 20 II my eyesight know OF others
who have received great benefit from their
.
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Collection Of Taxes.

County Treasurer Latimer reported yes
terday that during February he received
and deposited in the bank $l57 ,36s-S9. To
March he estimates that altogether there
have been paid In about $275.0 200. or 62H
Per cent Of the $a3s.000 collectibls on
county taxes. the greater part Of which he
hopes to collect by March 81.
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The Albion House Attached.

A 500 attachment was placed upon the
furniture Of the Albion house on Third
street. last evening, by ]. McAuley, clerk
Of the house, who claims to own m interest
with Mrs. w. e. Bell. proprietor, who
recently brought suit against her husband.
w. e. Bell. for divorce. This step was the
outgrowth of misunderstanding between
the two. who could not agree - to the
mauaeement
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A WATER lor FREE

Every man who has bought beck ia Wood.
lsns. Park receives free = lovely boa evsrd water
fros,t lot for noafaoaxe o. pleasure resort These
lots wlu bscasne vcvy valzshle Boating on
srress lake Is safe sor ladies' and ehi'drcn Fish
ing IA Soei ssse scenery enchanting. Daniel
Jores A Co. e. seCouj street
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Cuticura Resoivent

The new Blood aud Skin Purifier ana purest
and bes, Of Humor Remedies, internally. and
cUTIcrRA. the great skin Cure. and CrYIcuRA
have caret thousands OF cases where the she'd
ding OF scales measured quart daily. the skin
cracked. bleeding. burning and itchicg almost
besond human endurance hair lfcisss or al
gone, Suffering terrible what other remedies
have made such cures
Sold everywhere. Price, curIcunA. e0c:; soar,
2se.. REsoLvrSr, a. Prepared by the PorTxn
DHra AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
E~Send for How 10 Cure skin Disessess
q pafes. TO illustrations aud 100 testimonials
N Is back heads, red, rough. cAspred and
] Ia oily skin prevented By CuTfcrRA SOAR.
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Captain W. A. Albeit who has long been with
Messrs- Perrivsl & Hafsea. real estate aud IN
xuraaee brokers. pes Noines. Iowa and Is one
OF the best known ana most respected
business saen in that city. says: Il can
testify 10 the good qualities OF Chamber.
iain's Cough Remedy. Having used IL in my
family for the past eight years, can safely say
IL has no equal for eithef colds or croup." Fifty
cent bottles for sale hy all druggistk Stewart
A Holmes Drug Co. wholesale aganfa
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(1|RTETA71 |

AT the glove counter there
is a great bargain in six-button
kid gloves. You can have a
serviceable and nicely finished
six-button glove for SSc per
pair. A look will convince you
that this SSc glove is worth a
much more considerable sum.
They are actually worth $I.75
per pair. but having obtained
$50 dozen at a great bargain.
We are giving you the benefit Of
the purchase.
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GKKMAN BENBvOLENr SOCIETY.
II Has Filed Its Articles Of Incorpor-
otfon.


otfom.
Articles Of Incorporation OF The German
Benevolent Society Of Seattle. we're flied
with the county auditor yesterday By Fred
0asch, y. Anthony. Paul Wsinhagen. z.
6teinie, Jacob Fursh. Otto Ranke. August
Mehihorn. l. Rohlfs and Samuel Frauen-
thai
The corportion shall not b Joint stock
company. Terms Of admission 70 member
ship shall b BY payment Of . certain fee,
70 b determined hereafter.
The object Of The corporation II for be-
nsvolsnt purposes: 70 foster the German
language and actions; TO found and main
tain hospital and also . German
school. and also 70 deal in ana hold real
estato.
The olncers and trustees are: Fred
0asch. president; Fred Anthony. vice
president: Paul wsinhagsn. corresponding
SECRETARY; 3. Steinls. financial secretary |;
L. Rohlfa. treasurer, and Jacob Furth. Otto
Ranks. August Mehlhorn and Samuel
Frauen thai. trusteess.
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Twelve lots. no s<es ~ iS- deep ~ Rssss-t
vs~> s.irs,ss< walk - too eA greaeS Beard ssste-
~msk a. sss e.a-ssey ef th.s e1cks taecs enesalrd
..ah nsn3et ssssex u CO. So >rsssssc ssres&
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soxKrHlNs woNpERFuI

Tss~ rrrwsh OF An acuTsex. also the inrrea@ ID
Yfsi assr cent IN value 81 Flaalgo Bay aifstica.
Over SO lots sod. fslcss Increased - per cent
-Ss a.s,x,nst ssrres
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The Northern Pacific IL now selling drss-ciaa
limited tickets through 10 Chicago taF 80. SO
cnxi-sEass. 81. These are the lowest rates nov
IN effect A. Cnilherg, city ticket agent Tis
S<cotd street. Boston block. l. Tonkln. depot
ttak II AGENT. seattle
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r~he TO xcrsAexa facfse raai-ss.. vssrseaaea
sssee~rr nua alninEeax roase. sox al rasn = East
4 t*ssit~rrr cir arkrs axeni 20 ssccaa sfrssA
$500 h;Sck. 4 r0aksa- dsrss ticket sgxsI
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Ma Gee p. sras<e, . hsShsv cultivated
AID esssmsAse lady q Isrcsco<t, Ark wrfsea
1n<aer dase u April - ~. -sDzring TIE sans-
use~ 81 Ess- ry cves became insArre1. sz1
ny ssozssh and liver hep<aesssy dssns.ssrei.
NosAang sse sgreci wttA rae. tssak earcr-
&c aszrTlsrs, essd for eDsae tirne nay life " -
cesp4src4 q b. mr. fazaisr. Tec iesainx ply
sscssns ~ fSe eesrtvy werc e1rSassc1- bus
the medicines administered hy fsem neser
ssd nc any permanent good. and fingered
between lie xlss death, the latter heaax pre-
ftrsaac - ttse agu@sse was enduring In
Mar, lsssl became dssxrssed with pAysi-
esa1s and shcfr rscstsssnes- sf-oryct them
Al and sep~Fslcss solely ca SSifx's spers1s
Is. $. 81 q few hr<ti<s of waAsh raa< No
psrusnssy well-wSzi fru<a thea unsli now-"
It Builds up Old People.
NJ mother wao - te-T CID lady. was
pkys2cassy t-vkr1 Down. TAs use af SwtsE>a
Arershe Is. D. 50 hAS ensaxssy r<strecd h<x -
honfsh-
RI. pTLwoRTH. Creezrs.se. =. c.
1spnesSanr ksassf aad s%sa Diseases nasso6
49, SWIFT sPEC1TlC Co. AxlastAs Go
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1--WE minutes yah tc gso causrbssA Sssrd sssse-
vxX DO the corner 81 this bapck. $50 oue~ th4rc
r,~A paatxl yosacS d Co. g. -eFseni street
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T1HIRTETE I

This offering in sateens is
one that you cannot afford to
overlook and will not be dupli-
Gated this season.
The sale during the few days
they have been on the counters
has been phenomenal.
AT 2oc per yard you can
really afford to select several
patterns and keep them for use
throughout the coming season.
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7oklaS Singefnal & Co.
9Oe-aTEEls-2Oc
00c-elOvEs-00c.
yl0-sU|Ts-s1Q,


We announce you three
great spring offerings this week.
A new arrival of $50 pieces
of American and foreign man.
ufacturc await your selection at
eoc per yard.
These sateens, of unusually
choice patterns no two alike,
are honest value at ,5c, but we
mark them aoc. Their excel
lence is apparent on examina-
ton.
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NJ
es.iard lots ga Daniel Jones 4 Co, g. acccud
~ ruoUs. Acney Ia thee.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-06-22
GREAT DAY FOR FAVoRITEs

They Make Almost a Clean Sweep
at Sheepshead.
NEW YORK, June 21.-The races at
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-06-22
MORTON INV CHICAGO.
1t Is Said That He Is After Nev
Pitching Talent.

f1tCnlng IaIent.
Sam Morton has gone to Chicago. and
though he has made no statement as to
what he makes the trip for,,is generally
understood that it is in quest of an addi-
tion to the pitching strength of the Min
neapolis team. Morton has had hard
luck with his pitchers this season. First
Duke failed him after starting out in a
manner that gave promise Of brill
liant season for the young man. Now
Shreve has been taken down with mala-
ria and will not be in good condition
for some time. Mitchell, too, is under
the weather, and hardly able to work,
being taken suddenly i'll during the
first game with Milwaukee. There
is some talk of an arrangement
for securing Dwyer from the Chicago
has been heard of the matter. What
ever Morton doesswiIl be done quickly.
and in a few days the outcome of the
trip will become known. Duke claims
that he is in fine condition, and able to
pitch winning ball, but he has disap-
pointed the management so many times
of late that it feels 10th to let him try
again. The Minneapolis team have
been making strong fight for the pen
nant under difficulties, and it would be
a pity if the ill-luck should place it SO
far behind that it would be hard mat
ter to push to the front again. There
will have to be big hustle, for the
Milwaukee team is playing great bal,
and has trio of pitchers that are hard
to beat. 1t will take hard work for any
team to Overtake them should they get
in the lead.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-06-22
THE LURLINE RACES.
Some Good Speed Shown by the
Different Crews.

Some Good Speed Shown by the
Different Crews.
The special races given last evening
by the Lurline boat club attracted a
large number of people to Lake Cal
houn, and the driveway was we'll filled
with carriages containing large num-
Der of the stylish people of Mime
apolis, who took advantage of the fine
evening to drive to the lake. Col. John
Il. West was chosen as referee, and
Mel. II. Eddy and William Ii. Amory
time keepers.
The first race, a mile with turn, was
between the senior and junior doubles.
the seniors having seated George lay
juniors A. |. Daniels and Dan Fitz-
gerald. The juniors were given time
allowance of ID seconds, and made the
seniors hustle to beat them. The juniors
rowed well, but lost cOnside able time
in the tuln. the seniors finally winning
in 1909, the juniors finishing in 1882.
The second race was between picked
fours from the club, made up as fol-
lows: Wheeler, bow; Chisholm, No. q;
Mclean. No. 5; GraSkopf, stroke. Sec
ond crew, Taylor, bow; Burlington. No.
2; Daniels, No. 3; Fitzgerald, stroke.
The course was mile with turn, and
was closely contested, the first crew
winning by length in GIG, the second
crew finishing i'll 6:1615.
After the races there was half-mile
exhibition dash between Hamm, the
trainer of the club, and picked four
made up of Taylor, Graskotf, Daniels
and Wheeler. The crew rOwed i'll Splen-
did form, making the distance in 2:35.
Hamm brought his shell to a sudden
standstill about twenty feet from the
finish. The event proved so successful
that it is the intention of the club to re-
peat the races at different intervals dur
ing the summer. Hamm will put the
different crews through rigorous
course of training, and the men will
soon show some splendid speed, judg-
ing from their splendid performances
Yesterday, while they were hardly in
anV kind of condition.