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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19
SALE OF BoNDs-sl,.ooao 90 BY THE Town

LAS sUMAONs-Ia THE DISTRICT
state OF Montana in and for the county oil
Lewis and Clarke. department No. l.
Celeste BERNARD, plaintiff, W.. Jean baptiste|
Bernard, defendant.
The state OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in An action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the district court of the First judicial dis
triet Of tho state Of M.ontana. il and for The
complaint fled therein. within ten days
exclusive Of tho day OF ~service) after. the
service on you OF this m i served within
this count, ; OF. il served out of this county. but
within this district, within twenty days: otherwise
within forty days, or Judgment by, default will
be, taken against YOU. according to the prayer OF
said com plant.
The said action is brought, to obtain q decree
of this court di. solving the bonds Of matrimony
tiff upon the ground OF wilful .desertion and
abandonment OF this plaintiff and your depar-
ture from the state of Montana without the in
tention of returning against her will and with
out the consent Of this plaintiff.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
apps ar and answer the said complaint. Is above
required, ths said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the reiief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the, seal OF the dis
state of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
~-1 and Clarke. this 9Th day OF
tehl August. in the year OF our Lord:
District ono thousand eight hundred and
Court ninety-two' ,oun prAn c,.rk.
Ey r.. II. THOMPSON. deputy Z, lerk.
LEON A.. LAt;norx. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
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Secretary Noble Entertained.

BILLINGS, Aug. ~1s.-[Special. l-Secretary
Noble was MET on arrival this afternoon by
a delegation of citizens and taken for q
drive up the valley. A reception in the
evening was largely attended by represen-
tative citizens. The secretary assured tho
meeting that the administration would do
everything possible to open the Grow reser-
walton. Commodore Power and Hon. E.
D. Wead were Also present. -.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19
All Started to Run ,

what is the charge against the mau3'
asked the judge as the next case was called,
and the prisoner took his place in the dock.
'InoitinR a riot on the street. sor," said
tho officer.
I'm what way?"
well. sor. it was like this. He KEN
around from the Haymsrket into Halsted
street, which was full of payple and payce-
able enough at the tonne, and yelled, Stop
thief" when Il panic seemed to sayze the
payple, and livery man and woman Vt thin
was that frightened that he took to mis-
of thin WAS trampled on in the haste Of the
crowd to git away.'-Chicago Mail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19

Tho company which will appear In this city
Ia composed Of such popular fAvoritee ~
Snlly. Hogert and O'lsrisn. Delmors and
Wilson, A. M. Thatcher. Harry Conatan-
tine, Arthur Yule, Geo. Evane, Fred Ban
dell and others equally m popular.
Instead Of the usual minstrel parade ~
~ O'clock there will be a grand open air
concsrt al three O'clock By Haverly's au-
pcrb band, rendering the moat popular
minstrel music Of the day. "Kisssli." the
linhtniRg-drill artist. will present hia "a
NOUS muskst mansuvsrA which are amply
mAYHAlQua.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19
Arrivals ut tho Grand Central.

Pierce j Kelly, Helena
FL Braun. Basin
Mr.. Talbot, Bald
Butte
W H Pickering. Butte
H { larke. Butte
Archie McPhail, New
Chicago
A Dingwall, New hi
cage
Miss Helen McPhail,
New thicago
G w Morse, New Chi
cage
H Z King, Oberlin, Q
q + Featherman,
Mrs J + Loss. Pioneer
J r Recklers, Lewis
town
Mrs Laura Rocker.
Glendive
Y A Cockrill. Central
Park
Mrs j Jobb, Townsend
Warren Wright, Man
haitian
Ihos .F:arnett, Boze-
man
Mrs l. A Bigelow,
John BartD. Missoula
John Murray. ,.e1ford
n 5 Ripley, treat Falls
II Hough. Minneapolis
CB Vaughn. Helena
II Monroe, Valley
j II Vance. Omaha, Mel!
Thco Schweitzer, !:oze-
man
N b Davidson, Butte
| Guy Davidson, Butte
Thos w Fisher, Cole
| Camp
Miss Stella Matthews,
Hardgroye City
j Menuler. Butte
C'has Winstrom. Narys-
vile
7 B Murray. Holden
James N Murray, Hol
den
Mrs Mc(irath, New Yorl
City
c. Walker, Omaha
Ncb
Il y Stuart. Canas
Idaho
r,1,, H.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19
Looking ths Door by Electricity.

Practical Electricity: An ingenious lock
has been invented by which doors. etc.
may be looked and unlocked from q dis
tanos electrically. 1T is specially applicable
for doors in private and business houses
or desired. The door il operated By simply
turning a switch. Thus the occupant of Z
room may instantaneously admit q person
and a. simultaneously lock tho door on
his egress without leaving his chair. % the
switch can be placed close to his hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19
Almost IN Outbreak.

FA1RMoNr, w. Va, Aug. 18.-There was q
narrow escape from an outbreak at the
CASTOR GOAL works this morning. The
mines are now being guarded by the sheriff
and q force of special officers. Two days
ago the mines resumed operations with a
force of non-union men. Two hundred
union men prevented the non-union men
from going to work. The sheriff and posse,
after Considerable trouble. dispersed the
crowd. More trouble 10 feared. Excite
ment ia great,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19

Modern Railway Train Service
Includes dining, sleeping, smoking, parlor
cars and day coaches. All of these in thsir
highest degree Of perfection, are used on
the trains to the east from Chicago via the
Pennsylvania Short Lines. A journey on
them is q joy that leaves pleasant rscollsc-
lions. Address, Luce. 248 CLARK street.
Chicago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19
Louisville Switchmsu Dlssatisnsd,

switehmsn on all roads entering the city ID
imminent. The switohmsn have been dis
satisfied with their wages and hours. and
mand on the Louisville & Nashville for the
adoption of the Chicago scale. It ia under
stood the company has decided to refuse
tho demand. If 90 a general strike will be
the result.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19

W G Whaley, Bedford
w ID Talbot Bald
Butte
Miss Talbot. Bald
Butte
c T thapman. Helena
VIM Dingwall. New
Chicago
B Dingwall. New Chi
CagO
l. Mcneil, New Chi
Cago
A Morse. New Chicago
8 j Hooking, New Chi
Sam Pritchy, Drum
mond
} + Loss, Pioneer
e NJ Stafford. Lewis
town
Max Kelly. Butte
y 4 Hedges. Spokane
NJ NJ Ketchum. astoria
JP Ulery, Chicago
James Jobb, townsend
IL j Wright, Manhat-
tan
Miss Lizzie MiIl.r,
Boze man
l., y Ledhitter, Man
haitian
J. N Wood. Helena
Mrs J Barta and sons,
Missoula
Mrs Ripley and child,
treat Falls
George K Wood. Great
Falls
T. d Ellis, Bozeman
Dan j Which, Butte
IA Canheld, Vermont
n n Lavidson. Butte
L II hathaway, Mis-
soula
J Z Matthews, Hard
grove City
i NJ Majors, Fort Gus
ter
NJ Sullivan, Phillips
burg
Miss Maggie Murray,
Holden
George c Mctirath,
New York City
Mrs A A Walker,
Umaha, Neb
Cole, Placer
Mrs A Dement,. Eock.
ford. i'll
lord, Louder
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NO11CE-N THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
~ triet court, Lewis and Clarke county, state

OF Montana.
Notice Is hereby given that Tobert,P. 7, VAIN
wright aud Caroline tox having filed In this
cree OF this court. directing and authorizing ths
administrator and administratrix Of the estate
Of BENJAMIN q. brooke, deceased, to convey to
Of the Brooke addition to the city Of liolsna, in
accordance with the terms OF II pcrtain bond and
Undertaking., made. ,e%Aecntssi and delivered by
JuiY, 1890, a copy OF which is to said petition at
taGhed and male = part thereof, tho hearing Of
which has been fixed by raid court for Saturday,
the a0tn day of September, 1892. ut ten o'c!Gcs u.
IN. of said day at the court room thereof, At tho
court house in. the city Of Helena, county Of
] evils and Clarke. and all persons interested in
said estate are notified then aud there to appear
snd show caise. II any there be, why tho said or
der and decree should not be granted. F.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY G. ". BURTON. Deputy Clerk.
Shober d hAsch. attorneys.
Dated July 80, 1852
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The MARE ETS.
STOCK !.

FTUCAT
new ycRv. Aug. T7.-Bat silver. e2h
Copper-Dnll; lake, 81. 5O@11. 90.
Iead-Steady; domestic. $4.0014.M. .
The covering of shorts was sill the most
prominent in Burlington and other srangers.
Tho upward movement. while confined to insig
nidcant fractions among most of the railroad
shares, reached the entire list. There was m
extrao; binary rise In sugar from 1Osis to 112A,
most other industrials gaining from / to 2 The
Close was quiet. heavy, on a declirs, most stocks
q fraction better.
Dull, arm.
MISUNDERSTANDING closed 56c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19
The Africans Advantage.

The A1Fic6h'B
The African ID better protected against
the evil effects of the excessive heat than
his white brother in two ways. The texture
Of his cuticle is exceptionally we'll adapted
to encourage free perspiration. and his nat
ural temperament does not moline him to
Dor; oW trouble largely.
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HELP

HELP WANTED-M IsCEI.LANEOUS.
=, A GENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE,
"a old and young, SIS to S25 per day easily made
selling our Queen plating outfits. and doing gold,
silver. nickel, copper and brass plating, that ls
warranted to wear for years. on every class of
metal, tableware, ieweiry, etc. Light and easily
handled. no expense required to operate them.
! an be carried by, hand with ease from house to
hoasss, same as grip ssck or sachel: Agents are
every business house aud family and Workshop.
Cheap, durable. simple and within the reach Of
every one. Plates almost instantly, equal to the
finest new work. Send for circulars, etc. Queen
City Silver and Nickel Plating Co.. East st
Louis. Iii.
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Arrivals NJ The Helena.

lie Helena.
James A Lacy, Port
land
Miss May Voolfolk,
10 + Lodge
II Stout, Helena
III frandanthai, Great
Falls
Everett Morse, Boston
+ } Weiser, Livingston
Miss b Bergh, New
York
s A Perkins. Tacoma
!. + Wetmore. st Pau!
Harry & Boyd, Gan
Francisco
Dan tond Neihart
j Il Mur,tock and wife,
Chicago
Herman Wheeler, Dem
YER
w p = st Clair and
wife, Salt Lake
CP Lewis. st Paul
Ii II Robinson and
wife, Marysv lie
Mis- Hutchinson. Marys.
vile
Ihos II Garfield, Eur
llEgton
q II l.urr and wife
Conway
q Ii harbour Helena
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19

Re- bert Il Wade, New
York
S Il Larabie and wife,
l.eer Lodge
II b G~reening, ST Paul
Geo w irvine, Butte
Is linzer. Chicago
II III Ncenn2n, New
York
Henry Eergh. New
York
| Miss 1}ergh, New York
A + Enrich, Great
Falls
JAS $ Levy. Ashland
W L urtia, ! chart
Hurley. st Paul
W E.rstine. San
Francisco
J Is tulay and wife.
Omaha
II II Scott, Fan Fran
cisco
il Conley. st Paul
Miss Eacorn, Marys-
vile
J Is Hodson Marysvilla
r Whitney. Billings
ZOOS II Garfield, Jr,
burlington
G W jackson, Great
Falls
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES closed 56c.

money on call easy; CtO8ou OH6T00 ~ q:
prime mercantile paper 3hA5H; sterling OK
change, quiet and steady: sixty-day bills, 81. 86A;
demand, "a. %.
trltAGb "AVrr.~. Il
trlcAan, Aug. 49, C~attic--Feceip,s: Is, 600;
, hanged; natives, $s.OOu5 20; Iexans, $2.5O4
2.Hi.
Hoxs-Eeceipts 19,000: slow. 10c lower; rough
prime heavy and butchers weights, 81. COG rs;
assorted light, $i.SOu 5. 20.
theep-Keceipts. 1900: slow and lower: stock
S.goG5.50; Texans. 81. 40Gi.t0; Westerns, -. $50
L. 40.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CpIrA0c. Aug. l8.-Close-Whsat-Cash, 77@
THO: September. THO.
Corn-tash, 52l4c; September, b2Hc.
0ats-tash. 33c: September, $500.
Harley &c.
lard-Cnsh. IS, 05; Eeptemb Der. SO.
short rihs-Csah, $a.OOus {. 10; septt mber, $7.9A
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E- a -5F7IarW- efI1 ~
M an t,sataM 10
your intelligence,
hub some unsrru-
plilols dealers try
"A For instance:
you're suffering
from Some Skin,
Scalp or Hcrofu-
lous Affection, or
ara feeling run
down OrN uaefi.
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FOR sALE-sAFE. NEARLY NEW, DOU-
Il bio doors; can be seen at Benson, Carpenter
I Il Co.'S. Will sell cheap Apply II. HI. Bous-
quot, at l. Marks.
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FOUND.
EOUND-POCkETBOOK. OWNER A
l. have same by calling at this office, proving
property and paying for this adv.
TOUND-A LADY'S PIN. ON ELEVENTH
I avenue. in front Of the Presbyterian church
Inquire at this Office.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-A HOTEL DOING AN
- excellent business, central location, first
class furniture. nearly new; dining and kitchen
equipments for LOO guests; only 5000 cash, bal,
must dispose of this. Address Herbert b. Reed.
Hailey block,
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TOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. BOARDING
Il house doing good business, good location;
good reasons for selling. Address q. A., this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09

He Defeats Two skilled Mar. smen II a
Al,SOO Match.


couple Of hundred persons many OF them
prominent Kings county politicians saw a
spirited three-cornered match ut live BIRDS Tor
5000 corner between Col. Richard Hyde. the
wol-known theatrical manager OF Brooklyn.
Excise Commissioner John Schlieman. and
Col Jacob Segman at the Woodlawn grounds
OF the Coney Island Rod and Gun Club yester-
day afternoon. Col. Hyde winning after maxi
ing tie with Mr. SchlirIuan on the first 20
birds.
The match was made originally between
Messrs. Hyde and Schrman. but they consent
ed to let Col. Seeman in III the last moment.
Ihe day was dark and there was n brisk wind
flowing acrosG the trays. which made the
scores most rreditable. tho birds hring a re.
markab!y strong lot. Mr. Srhlicman led, and
mis- sed hi fourth, thirteenth, twenty second.
ana twehly-lhird birds. having nara l.ck WIN
out s5fG nG rI nrna Mgen mi hsi
ing his first. tenth, sixteenth. and tWenty:tft
BIRDS. making his sco,ea tie with that OF tho
.onniSSi"ncr. Col Seigman Ga!d mat ne
missed his first three Birds. but tool; q brace
and knocked down II ne straight missing his
.Llr'etnlh. nlneteuEth. twenty second twen-
S-fourth. and twentyllfth birds. This made
his score "a, and then the tic was shot OIL Col.
Hyde winning by killing straight
A sweepstakes at ten birds followed. eight
contestants taking part Mr.. /, {; behnan
II. .. Nc Intyre was the rsieree. and gave such
universal satisfaction that no viii undoubt-
eddy be in great demand for such events in the
future. Tho score follows:
!, sse \ & q -i.l;ih"la'l'lLl' a'hoLI'.LL
iy9.I9I l. e.i.1cs, T. ?, 1.Loi.LiI
q sss'spSses-9S @ S1rhlLLaaaLoLai.aL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09
MEASURING STRIDES IN FOG.
HORSES APPEAR LIKE PH.tNTOMS At
THE FINISH ON THE HILL.

,Hcsperr. Wins His spurs In the First Dash
-Ecnrte and 81. John Fight mt Close
Quarters in the Last Rncc.
A fog, dense and darl; enough to send chick
ems to roost. covered Guttenburg's track yes
terday. The usual six races were run oil with
out nccldent. but It required keen eyes to place
the horses properly at the finish. Hesperus
md Ecarte were the outs iders. at 4 to against
each.
The opening dash for madens was won
under the whip by Hesporus. with Spot at the
winners heels. Blackjack. second choice.
captured the second race hy. aneck from Lille
X. tho fayorite, The third purse was can
tnIea hHrdily by Eary Blossom Sssfn T Saas on
mock Tor second ilace. False, Ahcrns. even
favorite with Helen 10 tho fourth race wen hy
length and hall NSs asn g. Gg, ubn hpe
choice In tho race at mile and hall. was
Msaten by nose in tho last stride by tGat re-
Thorndnle. even fuvorite with Ltthbert In the
last race. beat Iithbert across tho line. ii.
Jones landing Eph third
FIRST RACE.
FH sst 500 H. Tor : sHsa ~ r' Saesfs,rep
n srsdisy'"h G. spot .. ~ ILL., Joncsi
l. !. Me- lmeeis CHI. c. common sense 4" 'os Na'
Dsrs,ttu,, carnsii,y. noia annie WI and p ,..
Mn%w siS S RAJ" sro, 'F io Common l.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 1900: i've and half furlongs ~
". McGtli!ek's b. a. Blackjack. l. by BiNet-Jnconat,
H. III. Jones'
" j. Daiys b T. Liils r., L. loa l. Penny.
silver M" Fine :" 'lur i and RoIgry ae.
.u.,N. R-t'inR- Against BHck0ch, to :" Lill!s N,
to .. Lura!. 3toi.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: selling six furlongs ,
j. MctermcI,. b Early BIos'om l. by r'zArFo-
J. " smythe's br II. Fcnrlon aged. loi hoyie....
= SieicSers br. Il. Nardc.. Il, - .liankins)
SwuetbreRi. Lhllah and GienuiN- also ran Time.
III. Lrtting--rwo 10 on Early Blossom. 20 to
against feneon. Is 10 Nhrdec.
FOURTH RACE
Purse 500: for twoyear.ods. selling fve furlonss.
Glen Is and stables Z. False Ahtrns. by lAseito--
West wind lup (Snedeker .,..;.....,......
j. NJ iehrott. blk c Nespssan. 100 shelby.
l.. Iialp MS Ell T. ieen To-, ~ Jones' .....,..,
Rochelle Mohiiuned, and susie Fuller also ran No
Nespasisn. 5 to l; Helen. .tol.
FIFTH RACE
Purse $500. selling one mile and hslt.
j. II Lewis. Jr. IS b. <. Ecarte, t. by flood-Fanny
A. Sn,tidss ch T. St. John aged laa tshiedsj
= Loves CHI T. ST. Luke. aged l;6 GREEN
Cascade also ran. Tine. "s5lA Betting-Aganst
Ecarte. TO !. 50. John. u TO 3. ST. Luke. TO o.
SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling: seven fur!ongs
J. Roserss b. C. rhorndA!e 4. by Eous-Ltzz'e Hazel
wood lo2 tMRrsball ,...........
H. Lewis Jr.'s b. K Lithb.r. aged 12G IN. Penny
/. A. McGulve's b. e Eph. = ~ Ill J"ncsy........;..
Noca.iZe. FAIR flay Qrartermaster. Amos. Adrlna,
Eatontowu. and Mart also ran. limo, "a betting
Agaus' IAornda!e Ito !iinoert, TO !: Eph to i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09
Meeting of New York's Driving Climb.

The Driving Club Of New York held Its annual meet
Ing nj tho Hotel Metropolis last night. About seventy
OF its membcrs were present Treasurer Fred Detz
frst time in some years
Mr. Distz also read letter from A. Sewbold Morris
Offering tho club years lease Of the park at rental
OF So 900 with the next December Of renewing
the Lease Tor Two years at $1,000 per annuin This
d-pos-s, for some time at least, of tie projected
track which WAS SO freely discussed few weeks
Las, years oicers wer. reelected, IA follows: J. G..
De La fergne. Presidents: Andrew Miller ylCe.Pfs.l.
dent: J, Greenwood. Secretary: Y. Detz, Treasurer
Executive Committse-Dayi Bonner. Z. II. Chathehl.
=. Mcmillan: q i. Armstt"ng John Rudd. John D..
Barry. ]. \ Eebert. and NJ. II. Bernheim.r
". H. Tasig of Tarersars promises three stakes of
81. 800 each for one two four. al, ods 10 lie
troited ~ Fleetwood next SuInmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09
MEMORANDUM

Hoag'ani. l6l: Ives, 1866 James Thoabboran 1853.
,oUrsSIin.r lss; oliver. 1871; Hoy,, itS; stra,ton.
10; Wheeler. lIe. Total. G95.
NIw,rr. Dec. s-The following scores were rolled in
the Montgomery tournament las. night;
riRsr GAMn
c& sn. H. ss; Rsss 11s ss'er "
ss Ss o .Y WExn@ iG"ss 1885, Tresch 1925
C. S sns sS. 1G' Enssh 1Ga H. siser 1896
bach l4S; Woodland, III: schoppe. Us. Total. sot.
rniED
sss. ont. ne wrs 49, 1.nry 1885, rro''h 1885,
,, Amer rs EInnaYrsn ls2 i;ednsy l5s Deg.n
-, ssnanF: Dec She following were rolled in
alleys last night.
riRs1 CANE.
1q ss F.S% IN raa'a'' 1885, 1851
BRADSHAW, 1871; sinclair las. Total T37.
SECOND CANE.
7onnins 4p r,s,, ,m9; lssr 7s; snn l4
Bi aSh "' Is s1 s%s S
NkwAEs. Dec s.--The following scores were rol,.d in
the Athletic League .erie. the North End alleys last
cArr.
nsya @ Van .'i 10 o fsia 49, Snyder s
Tper H. Sr:si. III; 49, 4os 49,
srCoSD
pS MSn'Snlr Van T:cl III crqss. s Snyder. l
Hopper, IFS; Broekis l4n Total. soa. A'' ''''
The Spartan and Hour teams won the Hobolen tour.
nament games on Wednesday night.
fiRsr Cisr.
cspsrtsn.Gnrrlson. 100 Kuncken. 155; Gehrs. 1885,
Cells. 144: Thinker. 15l keckeissn, 1870; Duncan
1872: keller 124. Total. 1914.
rhTniH-Anderson. 145; Herbert. 145; Karr 143:
MMeisr 13N lang 1876; yok. no; schwinSe 1885,
Wnkieman, 1913. Total I. 1865.
sECoSD GAME.
Hour-Craner 1T6; Ludwig 1871; Camnbell 40:
Entrnr. l.2 Obrieter 1871; Meyer. l6<; kuncIen I4T
Solleder. l5a. Total. ,26b
lioboken-Mede. 100: Wnkleman. ia: wogenheim
LA: Brehr. 100: Rickenberg l5a: H. lieyden, 1906
Keller. 1876; =. Heyden. ia. Total. LIFT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09
.4LTMINCM RACING SHELLS.
Metal Fights Building for the Cornell and
Harvard Crews.

From the Phiode'phin Record
DanielJ. Galanaugh. tho Philadelphia boat.
builder is constructing the first eight Ca red
racing shell ever built from aluminium metal.
1t is intended for the use OF the Cornell College
crew. and will be finished tho latter part OF
March. GalanauGh is the first boat builder to
experiment with aluminium in tho construc-
ton of racing shells. His first effort was on
single skull shell for the use OF George W.
Statzell. Commodore Of the schuylkill Navy.
ard cx-chnnpion single sculler OF the
Schuylkil River. 1t proved to be
very strong boat and somo four pounds
lighter than those constructed from any
other material hitherto used. Tho shell
was loaned to an oarsman who was on.
tered at tho Newark. n. j.. regatta. and there
Charles +. Courtney. the Cornell trainer. saw
it. He was much taken with the new style OF
she'll. and urged its adoption SO strongly and
SO persistently that the Cornell boating au-
thoritics finally appointed a committee to go
TO Philadelphia and interview the maker.
Ga annugh felt positive that he could build
shell AZ least ten seconds faster than one
@ o. & az 2r SedaT that ne
his own expense. and if it does not prove ten
seconds faster than any, other shell the crew
can get they need not take it.
shor on the ban Ks Of the, schuyIkili. 'fhe boat
beam amilships. 81. inches deer anidships.
g.. INCHES Geep forward. and 81 inches deem
aft. The shell will he composed entirely OF
aluminium. with the exception OF the wash
sers: WHICH are 70 he Of steel tubing, cold
told. o,rl!nary PAPER and cedar shells weigh
shell builder OF Troy. \. Y. claims that a 200.
pound eight cared shell Is mn exceedingly
light ono The aluminium she'll will be built
in two pieces being divided fore and AFT and
then Joined together am idships. 1t is designed
to carry an average weight Of | - pounds per
man.
The ALUMINIUM from which this shell Is be-
I'M made is one-twentieth Of an inch thick,
and weighs about seven ounces to tho square
foot. Galanaugh's contract calls FOR the com
plet on OF the boat by the after part OF March.
when the Cornell crew viii! come to Philadcl-
phla to try tho smell on the Srhuylkil'. II 1t is
satisfactory Hnlaunugh will receive $500.
The act OF EornclVs ordering this shell has
caused considerable commont in college boat
ing circles. and Harvard intends having one as
soon as possible. 4 nnmher OF oarsmen from
that college visited Philadclphia last Sntur-
day. the result OF which was the ordering Of
an aluminium she'll for h" Harvard crew. Gnl-
anaush has orders now for twelve aluminium
boats two four Dared. two cights. one double.
and seynn single shells One Of the fours Is
FOR q Portland. Ore. club and ono of The
singi"s goes to tho NarragaRse!t Club OF
Providence, Il. |.