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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
pr.SINFsS IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. April I3.-The following cases were
aruued In the Court OF Appeals to-day
Daniel E. Donovan ag. Herman Clark, appellant.
Arr,ed by f. Z. LOvatt for appellant. John ID.
iiram A. Douglass agt. the Phoenix Insurance
Company of Brooklyn, appellant Argued by u. A.
sexas for appellant, william +. Can'weh 'or re-
sponient. ,,.. u p.,
,amin appellant Arsue, by J. Hampden Dough
crty for appellant william G. Beecher and Alexander
b. Simonds for respondents.
The day calendar for tomorrow Is Nos 3oo' oo4'
372 373 374, 362, 3!7. 216.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
CANAL MEN To INVESTIGATE HANAN'S ORDER

Buffalo, April - Sprcal).-Canal men mere are
ind grant nj Canal Superintendent lianahs letter
announcing that the canal cannot he opened on May
l. and ncrlcctng to say when u can % opened
The Merchants Exchange to-day appointed Il com
miticc 10 90 10 Albany TO investigate II Is freely
charged that Superintendent Innnn IS either crninaiy
lazy or crooked. The canal is usually opened on
May 1. and the season Is early ana repairs to
be made light it could be opened even ahead OF
that tine this year II Is a matter OF great I'M
rortance because II the Ncw.YOrk fleet does not get
hsre by the time tho 10000 900 bushels OF grain
from Chicago reach Buffalo the greater part OF
this unprecedented shipment Will go 10 IN" railroads,
which therefore are likely To reap flci profit ont
OF superintendent Ianan's delay. tann men here
saw that the delay OF week In opening the canal
viii make difference OF half u cent III their freight
rates the whole season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
role NAIL ADDRESSED TO NETWORK FIRMS.

syracuse. ~ V. April 13.-F p. Liphthall. postal
clerk. OF this city. whose run Is between Syracuse
and New-York was arrested here early this morning
by Inspectors James and Coates. charged with rob
hing the mails. UIon being accused he seemed
t,zed and altar handing ninety cne letters then
In his pockets made confession The letters taken
Nv houses Of New York. and were OF such n class
os would lie likely to contain small remittances The
rol ieries have extended over period OF year or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
LJEUTEytyT FARROW NOT INDICTED.

Toms River. n. j., April 13.-The Grand Jury OF
this county to-day found indictment against Lieu
tenant Farrow on the charge OF forgery broughs
against him by the Holland Trust Company. The
comrnny's lawyers say that they bring two mors
oc,ions against Furrow in Monmouth and Mercer
tounties and they don't intend to drop the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
Az IMPORTANT TOWNSHIP BOND DECISION.

Topeka, Kan. April 13-The Travellers Insurance
Company lose, s7s.oOO by decision OF Judge Bintef
Yesterday and an important constitutional question
Is also decided by him. 1t Is the case OF the
insurance company against oswego Township, LaDctte
County to recover 81 900 for township bonds pur-
chased by the company In his decision Judge Butter
snys that the bonds null and void, even though
held by Innocent purchasers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
nrscu RGrD on A NOVEL DEFENCE.

Cleveland. April 13.-Lup Chue. Chinaman Ar
rested for violating the registration Law, has been
discharged By United states Commissioner Williams.
The novel defence set up that the State could noe
move what constituted Chiuanlan.
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ov TIES LAWRENCE OPENED

wa,srown n. " April ia-T"vsa',0m mo~ DF' o"s"
'. :' s. an. s' s'ss.y
and Prescott, an" NV" are still floating down the
BLOCKS Of ice nGwe and considerable caution Is 'eeo
river from n. sne i"i Iy the steamboat n'en'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

structure The authorities at Washington VIII prob
ably provide new landing place.
Superintendent stump may also recommend that
the Government provide better fire apparatus on the
Island. He will remain In the city several days.
Tho officials at Ellis Island think that several ap
ro,ptments NAV be made result OF the con-
terence, between superintendent stump and Dr.
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NAVAL OFFICERS TO BE RECEIVED.

The Union League Club last night decided to give
a reception to the Foreign and American naval officers
who will take part in the naval review The date
for the reception will be announced later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
Don't Hesitate.

You know the old saying che who hesitates 10 iosa'
when you know you arc right don't hesitate 70 ny IL
When you 90 to buy bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS, don't hesitate TO say you went "C'A'#
r.ER.S"-donv hesitate to Sc that you get ca"
rER's," and dont hesitate refuss anything oncres
70 YOU as same a. .C.ART.E-K's" or ''just IS good
a. "C.A.R.T.E.R.'S" THEY NEVER FAIL. Doo's
HESITATE To demand the genuine CARRIERS LlrILu
LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACH
Small Pill Small Dose Small Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
corRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

s,neme Court-t}cncfil Term-Before Van Brrnt r. D.
O,P,irn and 70 lett J1.-Nos. l6 10, 3, 81 ,,.,
Sapremc tourt-t hambers-Beiore Barrett. J'-Mouon
calendar called at IL o'clock. -. uo,o,. ro~,ercs
JENos 227 $3.50, PITS 259', 2S6. 1903, SS92 2i-o
$50. $50 35sI. 25s. 1888 $685. 25s' 1856 2'o''
SupIene IoErspecial Termiart lI-Beforc Andre~s
JYo 49, Sae III; i2i al +sS S, i' ss s Si. Id3
15ie, ,ei7 lois lois 1920 1871 4 % &..rn, J-sh,r,
cause.~Nos. 500, .O47. $40 FOB 1868, oO'o' ''oo
COT. ..u,,o, ,or tho term
emit Court-Part IIl-AdIOurn,d until APnI -.
Circuit Couft-Psrt IN-Beiorc Beach ''- ~
SUI roga,es Court-Tral TerIn-Before Fluaera"' D.
VIII Of Michael Kuseref, 10 80 a m 49,,
Surrogate Court hambc'.sm Before n, nrooe
;a.,1i Helen r. Weldon. Christian Koch Ihonna. r.
"arre. Frederick Mach Elizabeth NJ Norm LII
~, Ucnderson Abbey H. Gibbons. Al"xanhcr fe"s'
George Haer. 10 80 a. IN; ~ .s.,. ,,,u .nril
Common Plear-Geieiai iefm-Nu'o ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

Common Tleas-Tral TeIm-Part ll-Beiore D"N' - -
ommon pieas-Tral Term-Part III-Beore dieeerich
JS nrc,d, o G"nnr,specia Trm-BefO Gder'ieev' j.
Nos Is 647 4e4 ,72o; ~ p.,. pe,orc Dugro J.
NO; Sanction Court-Tral Term-Parts IL ana Iil-Ad'ounec
for the term ,..,, ro,n psfora Fbrlich &. J-Mo
tons. - ,..;., r.,mpart I-pefore McGown. j.
xo 2352 2O illo. Z2lo rs? 2223 IN 51Ss 51SG
SS3 1872 $50 2o5, 2Sio @si' 2"2s 2A''' Z'o'' '''
2A9G y CoartTra TermPort II-Rsforc ico i2
}oaG p2J0 2374, ljjl 1903, 32o', $3.50 ZfoV -''-
200 24ll. 24l3 r, p.,, rrrRe,ore Mccarthy L.
xo CITY ssd io9 2c2 2oo' ast l 49, o ls'1 a ,S2'
2l9o i' 9ourtTral Termpar. dW-BsioIe van VIZ
J.-shoro cause y's: s3cS $3.50 so73 ss2s 1870
81 Co., Of over and Tcrminer-Befofe lhefaha" ." VII"
Court u, Wccks-NO. l.
ASs,v vr. of General Scssons-Par i,Bsor' a.
our. s.y.,ant Distrct-Auorncy Mocdona-NoS'
ia Inclusive co.s,ons-l,rt H. Before Fitzgerald
|ouIS 1ssstant Distrct-Attornry Mclntyre-NoS u
H. inclnsvrc GENERAL ScssionsIart lII-Beore Smyh, H.
tg %is,rIc Attorney Nlcol-No. i.
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Took Her Personal Bonds.

An aged colored woman named Violet Harri.
son, who resides on street northwest near 18th
street, Was before the Police Court this morn
ing charged with disorderly conduct
Policeman Hayhurst was the prosecuting
officer, and he alleged that the defendant used
bad but not profane language. He explained
to the court that last summer the old woman
had tent on her parking, which she bad to re-
move. and she blamed the action sof the police
on Mrs. Wood, who lives in the neighborhood.
The officer said that yesterday while sweeping
snow from the sidewalk the defendant handled
the name Of Mrs. Wood as well that of wit
ness.
Mrs. Harrison denied having used the Ian
guage attributed to her, end che also denied
that she even knew the officers name.
How about Mrs. Wood?" asked the court.
81 don't know her."
"But you don't like her?"
'If she we're to take bread out of your month
you wouldn't like her either" answered Mrs.
Harrison.
A colored woman living in the house gave
corroborative evidence.
Lieut.. Albert REYNOLDS. q. 8. n, appeared in
behalf OF the defendant Mrs. Harrison, be
said, is about seventy years old, and . more Or
derby and religious minded woman be had
never known. This winter, he said, he had
been feeding her, and yesterday she was ar
rested before she had had her breakfast and
YVES taken TO the police station and there held
without being given . morsel of bread, although
shs asked the of6cers for somsthing TO eat
Judge Kimbali took the old woman q personal
bonds.
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AN OLD sTABBING CASE.
Henry Goodwin on Trial Cor A..aaisiua
Lawrence Leach.

In the Criminal Court this morning. before
Justice McComas, Henry Goodwin. colored,
Was tried for assault and battery with intent
to kill Lawrence Leach, white man. BY stab
bing him on the 10th Of August last in the alley
between 18th. 18th, L and streets north we'd
at the warehouse Of the Chesapeake aud
Potomac Telephone Company. Both were en-
ployed by the company aud Leach having been
laid Of some words passed between them ana
they came together. when Leach was cut i've
times, the knife breaking in one Of the wounds.
Goodwin, for whom Mr.. Joseph shillington APP
peared. claimed that Leach struck HIN ar~t.
knocking him OF nail kcg. ard having his
knife with which he had been eating and sup
posing himself In Danger used IT,
shortly after the trad wac resumed fhis morn
ing Nr. Clsset, assistant District attorney,
had hemorrhsge OF the nose. causing a tenn
porary recess 10 be taken. When he resumed
his seat he remarked a. he had shed the '.first
blood" he hoped 10 get the first knock down.
The jury, after a short absence, found a verdict
OF no; guilty.
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KEEP up that rasplnc cough at the peril 70
breaking down y1Ur lungs and throat. rniher les
the afflicted Immediately resort 10 Dr. ID. Jsyne's
ExPectorant, which cures al coughs aud colds and
ameliorates all lung complaints and throat ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
SrAsosAp1E SHOES FoR LADIES

SEAsoSAB1E SHOES FoR LADIES.
Good heavy Shoes required this weather-shoes
that will keep your feet warm and dry. These BRIGHT
and Dull Dongolas and Kangaroos, with Cork ana
Hygtenic Solos, are Just that kind. They mperv-
ious to water and at the time lighter and more
dressy than the heavy soles made entirely of leather
Genuine Kangaroos, button. hand-sewed, cork
soles.
Genuine Dongolas. button. band-sewed. cork or
hygienic soes.
so 90 pair
few sizes left in those Handsewed Shoes reduced
from
$500 to So IS and g. 80 to 81. So
An unusual opportunity If your size is here
special price has been put on line Of Ladies'
vici Kid Butcher Lace Shoes, with patent leather
trimmings and heavy hand-sewed soles. the line OF
sizes having become broken. Regular price. %
pair.
Special price. %. 80 pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
CH1NA D1xxpn Sr.a

CHINA DINNER SETS 4"
roered Tor the holiday trade but arrived too late
hence the prices. W" '"'0-
"a English Dinner Sets. I02 pieces. decorated in
ueautiui sprays OF flowers gilt edges three design,
Regular $l6. so grade u.s.
III porcelain Dinner Sets. JOG pieces. neat floral
ifay decorations. spottied gilt edges three colors
Regular S22. so grade N'A",'
Iorceiain Dinner Sets. 142 pieces four styles
grade e"i Wv Wv
-$25 Co.,
NEW CHINA TOILET Srrs
Fifty 12-piece Toilet Sets new shapes and aacor.-
tions-plaln tints or floral spray. Regular a.. 20
grade for vow
81 90 set
Same styles without jar. 81 So
Iwelve E-piece Toilet Sets new shapes and dali
cate noral decorations. Regular Sl2 grade
$40 set
f1iteen 1-pfece Toilet Sets-the latest nova,tv-
everything you would have In a 12-piece sat con-
srcted IN such that there are only seven
IRAN PINK. yellow and blue. with tilt trimming.
Regular sl2 grade
$40 set
About two hundred other styles-all of than, new
and desirable. ranging in prices from
SO. 90 to $7o set
Nosn noor. 10th St building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

Lor CIGARS. fine leather goods. bric-s-brao,
&c. at Latiner Slosns, 1907 q street, at 10
a. IN. tomorrow.-AdrL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
S ATURPaY H99ss1IEEkkYY B AksAAIISss.

Children's Fast Black Hose. double
knees. heels and toes. Our regular
price is &c. per pair. For Saturday.
Our S-cent Bicycle Hose. extra heavy.
Our Childrep's l9-cent Hose, fast black.
with double heels and toes. !Sdtur-
day. two pairs, 2o cts, l paD ...... ]
Children's Black Cashmere Hose, with
silk heels and toes. Regular price,
b cents. For Saturday. pair .......
ladies' Fast Black Mace Hose, sold
everywhere for 30 cents. For Satur-
Ladies' Maco Yarn Hose. with double
soles. extra high spliced heels. Regu-
lar price, As cts. SPECIAL, 3 pairs. 81,
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DIED.

HoGdATr-HsrDEN On THURSDAY evening.
January Il. 1888 NILFIRD %. HOGGATT. 4. =
n. to MAKE HAYDEN. both u Washington. ID. &C
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Dos,r oRRY

Dos,r WonRY
With an old Sewing Machine that is out of order You
get the
CAPITOL"
As good machine as is manufactured. for
-$19 Co.,
Accompanied by hve-yesr guarantee and afuli set
of attachments
cd floor. lOth st. pios''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
ABour SOME Turxes
News FINE NEoKwEAR.
The best. the prettiest we've ever offered for

ipot of Handkr ouncemeu Ju VIII
waffle portytla lay Or immeHat eand futue
These Hdk h known trde seconds" as they arnot pte
Anh dropped he OF ponh tist wayth
e u them n were
pd m o thou you k the
an
about Hdkc
hfngb
buy hereyoure
etheUbe
h dontbe
See the dkhi nc willie o them
HOW
LADIES' PLAIN Witch
10, IL, 20, o. 6 Fon Sl.OO AND 25c
ND-EAB HEMsrIrCHEp
25o
1Oc &c., FoR Sl.OO, 25c. AND 35o 8 FoR LOO
coIoRs
lOc l2ac AND &c., & Fon SlOO
-CenrT chief
tMnsaso in Dep snt1 taoort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
LAp1rs, IMPORTED Sn1rs R.pnrer

LADIES' IMPORTED SUITS REDUCED
One OF Changeable Bengaline Elton Jacket trimmed
with bands Of mink fur. Fedora front, deep cuffs.
large puns at top Of seeves-be SKIRT with band OF
Iur at bottom. inner rue Of silk-entire suit
fully lined with golden brown silk. Size 30
Reduced from &l25 to Sz5 o.
One Of Tan Diagonal Cheviot-waist princass n,
wales STYLE vest of tan broadcoth facines of golden
brown velvet, large full sleevesbel skirt inner
OF silk-entire suit lined with golden brown silk Sire
49, ~
Reduced from s65. 90 to s45. Co.,
at huil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
The LIFE AND Moros Or The TURKISH Towel LOOMS

The LIFE AND Mor1os o. The TURKISH Towel LOOKS
lesson. sta I ma s1 the @ T% s s
the most important But quickly Easaai a Scotland
home STAR
after ms thew
the things BIZ" made ssrE AND CRESCENT
Two SERIES Or JANUARY SALES GoIse OK HERE
% @ % we've ,a for s % % s s s . s
% = % % % ss % 'A m
de.ri Banaran calls
News FINE NEoKwEAR
the ssv
35o. PIECES Fon ST. AND 75o
In the eisn andl
bette hanu rbe.a
.Tsnd
ros ] 20 M S
a uet
ABour SOME THINGS
yon right
headw
OuR SEM-AssuA1 HAsDkrRcH1Er Frrn
II BEGINS ToMoRRow
SATURDAY. JANUARY FOURTEENTH
News. WonESs AND CAr1DnESs HASDkERoH1Ers.
MAsuAcruRrns SECONDS. DIRECT From BELFAST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
WASH b WILLIAMS.
31J. 81 SEVENTH STREET NV.
1ai3u

That i Mat We are going to give the public
ONoRRow
our pres IN Goats. Bid Wraps and woclen Under
have ike the weather Of the past Few days,
~ tuE strik- Eeru. and IN doing passed 1t.
We have -frlrk the loSes notch the Thermometer
Cf fri-- and tho-. quote Glow for >atur-
DAYS sale. interest every body that Possesses
fsw a the mighty dollars aud wishes 70 invest in
Cl4ufi-e a meutiouei below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
gloves gloves NIA AkkEPP DOWN.

s-button Castor Beaver Gloves. Re
duced from 90c. to............... /,
4-button Pique Gloves in English red.
few odd sizes reducsd to............
All shades silk Evening Mitts, in
shoulder length. Reduced to 10 cts
6auntiets. in the new Suede Cloth,
black and in colors. Ladies' size, rs
cts. Cbildren's, 10cts.
Black Real Kid Gauntlets, with flexible
Brown and Tan Doxskin Gauntlets Re-
duced to. ....- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Florence Black Silk Mittens. All re-
duced % cts. on every pair.
All 2o-cent Mittens reduced TO 81 CTS.
Black Saxony Mitt-ns and Back CASH
mere Gloves greatly reduced.
Shook Foster Kid Gloves in all desir-
al, Inlx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
u MBRELLAs GREATLY REDUCED.

Three 26-inch Glorias, with oxidized
handles. Were 81. IS each. !Sdtur-
One 26-inch Gloria. with ceiluioid
handle. Was S3. rs. Sdturdav......
One 2S-ineh Windsor SILK. with cellu-
loid handle and silver tippings. Was
"a. 90. ....................
One 26-inch silk. with s'erling silver
oxidized handle. Was So. 30. SatuT-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

Excepting Trousers. Of course. TO part Of boys
wardrobe gets the abuse Stockings do You want
strong ones-the best Is GOOD and surely the
best il cheapest. Our Boys Stockings from max
ers Of known goodness We can At . boy two years
old fifteen
Third door. 10th It bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13
Misses, (Ioons Rvnro,,

Misses Goops REDUCED.
Atwood Plaid Cheviot Newmarkets. fuII bisbor
sleeves. storm collars and BELTS Sizes Ia Ia and
years.
Reduced from SI5 to o. Co.,
Atwood Plain and Mixed Cheviot Refers, notched
IA and 10 years.
Reduced froms10 and sl2 to ss 5o.-
The balance OF our Long Cloaks. in s. yes and &
-Reduced from SO. 20. %. slo and sl4 to $5-
suitable for street and travelling wear Size.
IA and 16 years.
-Reduced from sa2. so to s15.-
'So 18th st. building.
WOODEN CoRsEr Gowns
10 De rsed when light wraps are worn. They are In
black. high neck and long sleeves; white and BLACK
high neck and no sleeves.
--@1.5O and 81. To-
Sleeves to be worn with cspes. under the d,as,
sleeves-a great protection to the arms White and
black.
LADIES AND CHr1DRrss Wonsrpp
LEGe1Ss.
new lot Just in.
-45c. to O. 25 pair
e"ss Second annex.
ToRcHoN LAcEs
special lot. to inches wide
-12xe. yard
tCenter table, First floor. Second annex.
CHIFFoNs,
inches wide. sslvedesd-cardinal, pink blue.
cream. black. yellow and salmon.
-20c yard
Ns SECOND annex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

When GILL's BEST CANDY i. packed
the way We pack IL. In pretty boxes tied
with rich satin ribbon. nothing more ac-
eepsabie can be sent 10 friend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

1 lot La1ies' All-linen Hemstitched Ini-
tial Handkerchiefs We're 30 cts.
each. Saturday. ......................1S CTS.
i lot Ladies' All-linen Embroidered
Handkerchiels. We're 15 cts. Satur-
dag 4s CTS.
1 lot Ladies' All-linen Black Embroid-
cred Hzndkerchiefs. Were so cts.
Saturday p CTS.
1 lot Mems Colored Border Handker-
chiefs. We're l. y cts. .Sdtu, day 9 CTS.
l lot Mems All-inen Hemstitrhed
Handkerchiefs. Were 30 cts. Sdtur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

| early part Of March, at the call of the chair.
1t will be noticed that with the exception of
| Buffalo the twelve cities interested are the
twelve base ball league cities. This appears to
be a realization Of the prediction that the base
ball magnates would put bicycle tracks within
their grounds.
To Captain Yale's Eleven.
Frank Hinkey will guide Yale's foot ball
eleven next season. At a meeting Of the team
Wednesday night at New Haven he was unanI-
mously elected captain.
Ormonde Stood the Trip Well.
The celebrated stallion Ormonde, which was
recently sold to Mr.. VIM. McDonough of San
Francisco, who, it is said, paid else, 900 for
| him, arrived at Southampton yesterday from
Buenos Ayres, where he has been for a consid-
cradle time past The voyage does not seem to
| have affected him and he is in good form. Por-
| ter, Ormondes old trainer, took charge Of him
| on his arrival.
Ormonde comes OF a line of derby winners.
Doncaster, his grandsire won that greatest of
English turf prizes in 1873. Ben d. Or, Dom
| casters son, won it in 1880. Ormonde, Ben d.
Or's son, won it in 1886 and there il hardly a
doubt in sporting circles that Orme, Ormondes
son. would have won il last year had he not
been poisoned.
Hsrvard's Varsity Crew.
With the resumption OF college work after the
Christmas recess active training has been begun
in nearly all the branches Of Harvard athletics.
The greatly increased number Of candidates for
the different teams crowd the gymnasium in q
very significant way, for If the individual who
| exercises merely for pleasure and not as q MEM
Der of q team is to have any chance at the ap-
psratus there must soon be an enlargement Of
the gymnasium.
OF last years crew five are in college
Newell. "a; Waters, 81: Acton. " s.; Lyman.
n. s., and Cummings, 80. OF these Acton
will not be able to row because Of the pressure
Of his medical studies, and Bertrsm Waters,
having been elected captain of the Varsity
foot ball team, will likewise be too busy. Vail.
'93, this years captain, was elected with the
| understanding that the foot ball injury to his
leg, which prevented his being ON the crew Last
| year, would not trouble him this winter. OF
late, however, it has again become doubtful
whether his injury will not keep him out OF
the boat. Should he be unable to row there
will be five and possibly six vacancies in the
crew, for il il not absolutely sure that Lyman
will row again.
stonington Upset Some Good Things.
The victory Of Stonington in the hve-furlong
dash Wednesday upset some very nice oalcula-
lions. 6tonington was 60 to chance. His
owner, E J. MeElnsll, did not believe the old
horse had . chance. At Lest he asserted 80
notwithstinding The fact that the horse was
working we'll This word was what caused the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

inches wide. sslvedgsd-cardinal. pink, blu
cream. black. yellow and salmon.
400. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

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