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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
O,era in Washington.

Mr.. Frank c. Allen. manager OF the
grand opera which will be presented
in Washington on February the 2lst.
".,d and o3d wishes to announce to the
Richmond public that orders for tickets
will receive special attention at Albaugh' s
Grand Opera House. A number OF citi-
$50 have alrea$y made arrangements
10 90. sd doubtless Richmond will be
we'll represented. The AGGREGATION Is
the finest that mas ever Appeared IN
artists OF the day will do we'll to patron
lie the performances. The following
oP Tburs Gs February Dist. Faust; Fri
day' February 22d, Otello; Saturday
afternoon. February Sd. Lohengrin; Sat-
urday evening February I'D. Manon,
diroon. Nordlca, Jean Reszke Tamagno.
Mariani and others Of equal note will APP
pear. .
five dollars. Parties are now being
organized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
FORGE BdHEN DING.
10 Young Man who Was Hurt In the Foot
Eall Gnne Cnnot Live.

George BShen. the football player who
Y as injured in the game between George
town Colleg, and the Columbia Athletic
club i'm Washington Thanksgiyng-Da Day.
was rapidly sinking last evening, and MS
death is expected at any time Ills
father Alderman James Bdhen, received
n letter from the hospital last evening
preparing him for the end, and advising
him TO come TO Washington If he wanted
10 see him alive.
Young Bahen has made plucky night
for mis- life. but neither his forutude
or ms patience could stand against the
fearful injury 10 his spine and for weeks
ne mas been paralyzed from his shoul-
ders down to his feet.
His father says he was Knocked down
by "A blow from the fist, and then, Whiie
living face downward, was jumped on
and brutally kicked. He bitterly de-
nounces the manner in which he was
injured. and critcises the college lot pei
hitting it's team to play against team
OF that character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
MOOysHINE ram ~ FRANkLiS.
Four stills and 500 G. !ioD- Of Beer Cap
turch and six Men Arc 4 ID.

CHRISTIANSBCRG VA. Feb. 2.-Spe-
cial. Wayne Ferguson. revenue agent, in
company with Deputy Marshal Wilson.
Deputy Collectors Johnson and Terry. IN
yaded Franklin county. capturing four
complete stills, 100 gallons OF beer, and
81 gallons or whisky. They also cap
tured six moonsniners.
snow again fell here to-day TO the depth
OF seven inches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
The finest odors of Imported Extracts
The New Silks.

More than ever meritorious is our
line of New Silks. Here are the new
Rob.Roy Silk Plaids, over which so
much fuss has been made throughout
the fashion world-and no wonder, for
they are the showiest of Silks for
waists. Then, here is the New Liberty
Satin, in Stripes Of White. of Green,
of Napoleon Blue, of Royal Purple,
and many other colOrings. You know
what the Kai.Kai japanese Silks are?
We sell them here for 24c. a yard. a
little more for the higher grade. You III
scarcely find our prices equalled any
where in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
With the 1 dice.

on December II. 1893 a warrant was
sworn out for John Childress, chargln .
him with beating Mildred Rollngs. he
was arrested yesterday and locked up In
the Third station.
Indian Lucy alias THE Bull" noto-
rous colored female character of New
port News. had row with Martha
Peasants (cOlored) last night in the
market place In the melee Martha was
severely bruised She swore out war
rant for the arrest of Indian Lucy.
There were also several scraps at the
Second station.
Down IN the First district Robert Bray
was arrested for beating julia Bray
There were also several minor cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
FLOODED WITH REQUESTS.
Senators Urged to stand by Mr.. Cleveland's
Recommendations

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-Senators
known 10 be friendly TO the policy Of the
administration are being flooded with
telegrams from all parts of the country
from business men and mercantile estab-
lishments. urging them 10 stand by the rec
concentrations made by Mr. Cleveland on
the financial question, and insisting that
something shall be done. These kilograms
are addressed chiefly 10 the senators
from the eastern and middle States, and
the senators from those sections have
quietly canvassed the situation for the
purpose Of showing their constituents just
how the vote would stand on any propo-
s.tion that might be advanced.
This canvass shows that upon any leg
islation along the lines asked for by the
President the vote in the Senate would
be 80 for the administration measure and
Il against It. The presence OF MeSsrs
clark and Wilson Wash) will make the
majority two larger.
how THEY STAND.
The following roll of the Senate. made
by those who favor the Presidents recon-
mendation. shows the temper Of the Sen
ate on the question.
For the Bond Issue-Messrs, Aldrlch,
Allison. Br.ce. burrows, Ceffery, Camden,
Carey, Chandler Cullom, Davis, Dixon,
Doiph, Frye. Ciallinger. Gibson, German
Gray, Hale, Hawley Higgins, Hill. Hoar
Lindsay. Lodge. Mcmillan, Mcpherson,
Henderson, Mitchell (Wis). Morrill,. Muir
phy. Palmer, Plat. Proctor. Quay, Sher-
man, smith Villas, Washburn and Wilson
Qowa)-39.
Aganst-Messrs. Allen, Bate, Berry.
Blackburn. Blanchard Butler. Call. Cam
eton. Cockrei. Coke. Daniel. Dubois,
Faulkner. George, Gordon. Hansbrough,
Harris, Hunton. lrby, Jones (ArkJ, Jones
NevD, Kyle. McLaurin, Martin. Mantle
Mills. Mitchell (OreD, Morgan, Pasco.
PETER. Perkins. Pettigrew, Power. Pritch-
ard. Pugh, Ransom, Roach. Shoup, Squire,
stewart Teller, Turpie. Vest. Voorhees,,
Walsh, White and Wolcott-47.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
The Cellar Works Fire.

The fire az the Richmond Cedar Works.
which occurred at an errly hour yester-
day morning. Is supposed to BE- OF in
cendiary origin. a lot Of trash was
found piled on the outside of the paint
shop. and thi, hal been set on fire, evil
d,ntly with the purpose OF burning down
the works. The damage by fire was not
large. but added to that done by the
water. IL amounted 70 between $50 and
$40. There Is no clue as TO who tried
TO set the place on fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03

Of the fact that the population OF the
city has been considerably increased re-
Gently by large additions 10 the force at
tie ship-yard, this is a very gratifying
condition OF affairs.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamship
Greenbr!er arrived here to-day from Lon
don.
About 1000 men were on the payroll
at the ship-yard to-day, and nearly $4,000
was paid out in wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03

We don t exaggerate one iota above
their value. Compare the quality with
any anywhere, and the difference in our
favor is apparent at glance. The nov
city in the weave in this class OF goods
is surprising what dainty artistic effects
the weavers have produced. No need
to say how good and new and stylish
they are-but look at the prices:
The regular-formerly SOC, 80 inches
wide-All-Wool jet Black Silk Finish
ed French Serge Is this season. ...,...;.
........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ''-'S' , a. -
All-Wool silk Finished Henrietta, when
sold last season for 4Oc., Is here now
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....- ~. az.
The regular 59c. ATWOOD French serge
IS now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...o'i2c ydtu'
The regular zoe. All-Wool Figured Hen
rettas and Serges are here this sea-
son Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..o'O' "iN
45-inch wide SILK Finished Henrietta IS
now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 'oic. ~ 'i'
3S-inch wide Royal Storm Serge IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03

as the same man who had worked the
go,d-brick game on Johnson for 5000
nearly three years ago.
IN Parker hut he refused to notice him.
except by glare of the eye.
Messrs' johnson and Pettinger are here
by request OF Detective Norris. and will
to-morrow when his case Is called.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Another Alcflm.

James Johnson, of Marion Ind. another
gold-brick victim of Parker. arrived in
the city yesterday
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Smith. De-
tective Norris. Mr.. Johnson and Mr.:
John ". Pettinger, a wealthy banker OF
Marion. and friends of Mr. johnson. call
alias OF ice Cartright In Indiana. They
Immediately identified the notorious crook
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Christian Endeavor Monday Night.

The Christian Endeavor mass-meeting
takes Mace az the Grace-Street Presby-
terrain church Monday evening at 8
o clock. BY the insertion in Saturdays
issue of notice written for Sundays
issue. it was made 10 appear that It
would occur tonight. These meetings
always take place on a week day. The
meeting tomorrow night promises to be
Of unusual interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
An Old Friend Of General Grant Ousted.

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Feb. 2.-Secre-
tary Carlisle has asked for the refgna-
ton OF Colonel Amos Webster, 5000
empIoye in the office Of the Comptroller
OF the Currency. Colonel webster was
on General Grants stan during the war.
and enjoyed TO a considerable extent
General Grants friendship. He was
made chief clerk Of the Treasury De-
partment some years ago, on General
Grants Recommendation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Toly Name Society.

This society will meet at the Sacred
Heart church tonight at s o'clock and
assist at the yesper service. After the
service the regular business meeting OF
the society will he held. Important
matters viii be discussed. and all mem
hers are expected 20 be present. The
record Of this organization IS good one.
At it's last communion day more men
received holy communion in a body than
ever before in the city Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Mr. Neredith President.

A committee Of the Powhatan Club
waited upon Mr.. c. V. Meredith yester-
cav and informed him that he had been
elected president OF that organization.
Air. Meredith, in a few well chosen words.
accepted the position.
The monthly meeting Of the club VIII
be held next Tuesday evening, Wnch
MIR Meredith will preside \ full at
tendance of the members is desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
ESTABLISHED INCORPORATED
1866. 1873.
The NowInp Company.
THOMAS NOWLAN, President;
ROBERT MACOMBERi
Vice-President and General Manager;
ROBERT l.. WINSTON,
Secretary and Treasure.

The old-established concern Of wlan
& Co, having formed stock company
for the future conduct of their bus ness
beg leave 10 inform their patrons ana
the public generally that they viii en-
deavor TO maintain the high standard
enjoyed by the old house for so man.
years. and. with increased facilities, are
now better prepared than ever before TO
supply the popular demand for strictly
frst-class goods at moderate pr es.
Having just completed an inventory OF
their elegant stock OF damon 5. Wa cheS.
JeveIry Sterling Silver aHd : ve~-P.atef
Ware Clocks. BronZes, Operl'Glas ei.
etc. they are now offering real bart ain
In very many OF the handsomest or ines
goods and cordially invite an early IN
spection OF same.
THE NOwLAN COMPANY,
Jewellsra ca esst Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
.Aln,rY,, Sac Of Ioa,c,n-

DANVILLE. VA, Feb. Especial. The
shipments or plug tobacco from this mar
kct in January amounted TO 5lD.iSJ pounds.
the sales or loose lear tobacco m jan
uary were 4WT.52 pounds. Sales from
October list TO January sisI inclusive.
81, ~. az pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Wash Dress Goods.

We've told how nicely they arc
spread in the new, pretty basement
room. On this class of goods above all
others is economy encouraged. You
can obtain so much serviceable wear
from very small outlay, and you cant
get thing to give you more genuine
satisfaction than these cheap, new
thino,s i'm Wash Materials
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Another Cold Wave.

The following telegram was received by
Secretary Dunlop. OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, yesterday from the Weather
Bureau in Washington:
cold wave. Sixteen 10 eighteen degrees
HARRINGTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
FKIGHTFTL MURDER,
DR.. Horace Eliot ropes skull Crushed
with n Ratchet.

DETROIT. MICH, Feb. DIR. Horace
Eliot Pope was found murdered at ms
home at No. IS Michigan avenue, TINS
morning Pope has had an up and down
career. He is the graduate OF two uni
versties; was AT one time very success
ful. but 1t the time Of his death was
living in squalid restitution with MS wlfe
child and "A male nurse NIiIlam Bruso.
Mrs. Pope has been suffering from de-
rangement for more than year, ana
Rruso was engaged TO constantly watch
her She has been getting better Tor
some time. but instead OF being pleased,
Or. Pope seemed TO grow very morose
and respondent. For some time Bruso
has thought that he was losing his mind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
thipQs In Wash Materials.

Zephyr Gnghams, Sc. yard.
TeaZledown Outings. 5i2c. y1:d.
Imported Zephyr Ginghams, lie. yard.
Imported Scotch Novelties, 30 and 3'l4c.
yard.
Finest American Zephyr GInghams' l2'2c.
yard.
Juvenile Zephyrs. 2jc. yard
American Giughams, Zoe. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03

afternoon. Clerk Robert Gillian told mo
that he had known as many IA thirty
six or these deeds TO be recorded la
single day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Many more Of Just such biggest bar.
pains ever ClfFr q in Laces.
Eo1sorco;C7 ,pi9s.

Not many more days remain OF the
bio Embroidc.y sale. We are doing
the largest business we have ever
known in this particular line. Not
hard to accoun, for it., the simple TACT
that we have the greatest display, big
gest assortment, and the cheapest 10 oe
found anywhere. Nobody can show
such goods at such little prices, because
we are the only Richmond house TO
have these special designs.
.sI ENJeN@&
Ta AzI !sssax1lzxO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03

last week. Not surprising-no accumu-
lation of old stock-and always some.
thing new to show. Now we have the
prettiest selection Of Rugs ever put on
sale in Richmond
Reversible Scotch Rug Z7X56 inches. Soc.
Brussels Hearth Rug ..............,.,. Sc.
Velvet Hearth Rug ................:..M. 10
50 designs OF Extra Good 30X6o inches
81 smyrna Rugs. with heavy knotted
fringe. Tor ......................>2 - each.
The patterns are the newest IN the COL
orlngs, which nave never before now
been attained.
Al Chenille Table Covers. ..............,..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and 1oc. each.
e. Chenille Table Covers..........,,,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .ioc. ana 81 eacn.
New, fancy designs IN Curtain Scr!m..:.
.....................,.,.. loo. yard.
The new Matliues are here.
Fancy Small Weave. Plain White Mat
ting ..........................S l-3c. yard.
Fancy Cheeks in china Mating. ..'......
..........-. $500 .............,..loc yard.
Extra Heavy China Mating. N mall
and large paids--an elegant assort-
For l5c. we have Small Weave Heavy
China Mating. Linen Warp japanese
Mating Plain White China Mating.
Diamond Pla.ds IN China Mating.
Inlaid Seamless japanese Mating,
woven from hne. selected straw FOR.
.................... yard.
Mating. 100 pounds to the roll. as hcayy
as any made, will sell for. .l9c. yard.
A big line of Japanese Linen Warp Mat
tiug-best for wear ever made-tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
cRLoEoFonMING HIS WIFE.

This morning at 3 O'Clock Bruso was
awakened by hearing stcaithy s'eps IN
the room. lie found Pope stealing through
his room with a candle I'm one hand and
A cloth in the ether. lie followed MN
into the room OF Mrs. Pope, smeied
chloroform. and saw the insane husband
with the white cloth pressed 10 MS wire
face. Pope turned 10 assault the nurse,
and fired at him BrusO picked up a
Ratchet TO defend himself. and spit the
skull If Pope. This is the story told by
Bruso but the police think 1t was pre-
meditated assault on the part OF Brlso.
He is under arrest. Bernice Pope was
sleeping in the room where the Killing
took place. but she refuses 10 tell all
she knows about the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03

Use. Good Muslin Gowns. with Pointed
Iokes Tucks and Inserting OF En-
bro.dery- edged with Embroidery
will b. sold now f0r................ Doc:
81 Good Muslin Empire Gowns. Pulled
Yoke edged with Coiored Embroidery,
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......,..s. '.iG'
7Jc. Coca Muslin Drawers, finished win
Handsome Irish Point Inserting ara
E1ging, for ....... ....,,,,,.';. ''.,9c'
Cambr.c Bell skirts. five yards Wide.
Inserting u Val. Lace, 0-inch Lace
Edge. on Rufile OF y inches, for, 10
75c. Good Muslin Gown, Week En-
bro.dered n9 2oncb Na,ns.oo,t Dresses.
SLIGHTLY soiled-those that were S,,O'
$50. 81 80 and 81. now on ln,. sa,e na iosn 81.
-......................... .vvNi -. = -
rnfants 81 and $50 CaTfbr'i Skrir'
trimmed With Handsome Nainsook
F,mbrodery. now on sale at;.......i92.c.
Infants Trimmed Cambria SIPS WIN WI
Infants Cambria slips, trimmed Win WI
Embroidery .......'.'''''''''''''''' 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Muslin Undcrwear.

Whether for women or children, tho
line of interest is unproken all through
the Muslin Underwear stock. During
The sale we have sold thousands OF gar
ments at prices that preclude all idea Of
making them at bone. when you can
get them here for such little money.
Many prices have been reduced, slch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
Black Rross Goods.

PLAID Goods suitable for misses or chill
drens wear. and especially snowy and
prpftV (ppr Nartl .sVC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
La CG8.

Here follows some of the greatest
prices. because they are the lowest ever
known or heard of anywhere. Match
them If you can; 1t will cost you money
to 10 so.
Black Chantilly Lace. u and &c yard'
F'' ............ Toe. yard.
Oriental Laces for......D ana ioc' yaIs'
100. Real Point Lace for...... &c. yaru,
i3-inch Sl.7j Heavy Black BOURBON i 81 ~
- sf''F|'|
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
White Goods.

Almost two yards fer the last years
price of one. And it's simply wonder
full what elegance they've woven into
this kind of stuff. It's wonderful that
so little money commands SO much OF
goodness and beauty.
And it's simply wonderful what Gle.
stuff. rs wonderful that so little money
commands so much of goodness ana
beauty. o. ,.ard
B,g line Sheer Lawn Plaids, lOc'
and .-...,.....,...'''''''.'' S -
India Linens ..........''. 80. ~" - 'ari
46-inch French Nainsook, from 21c' Saru
9O-inch Soft Finish Cambria, l2i9c. to-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. 800, -,
300 yards White Soft Flnlsh am
brio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % III. ydlu'
tob uteCes English Long Cloth, $l5D piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-03
CoIored Dress Goods.

Wonders will never cease, it seems,
in the weaving of Dress Fabrics and in
the lowering Of prices at which we can
place them before the buying public.
We are showing all the very newest,
and there are many surprises for dressy
people or others seeking new fabrics for
gowns. Brighter better and cheaper
than ever are the prices here offered.
Dainty designs of Fancy Poplns. some
Of the colorngs in Old Rose, Resida,
HelOtrope, to be sold for per YARD
.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .l-i2c.
4 big lot Of Armure, Crepon Effect, very
stylish, in colorings OF Green, Resida,
Brown, Tan. Old Rose and Blue (per
4 case Of Fancy ATWOOD Cheviots.
lust the thing for early spring wear, In
a big variety OF colOrs tper YARD. &c.
A very elegant assortment Of ATWOOD
and SILK Mixed ChcViOts, In so may
exquisite styles and mixtures as to
almost battle description Oer Yard .'Oc.
ATWOOD and SIX Mixed Fancy SUIT
Ings. in Small Plalds and English
Checks I'M all the new cOlorngs-a
great value for per Yard ..........5 9c.
English Checks, Hair Lines and many
pretty effects I'm ATWOOD Su.tngs lper
Vard) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .tJc.
French Pattern Suits in pretty, refined,
ROYAL effects (Der yard) .....,..... 81 81
Atwood Navy Storm Serge tper
2SSinrh wide Spring Weight Covert Cloth.
I'm Brown Mixtures (per YARD sc.
Full IIb-yard wide Spring Weight Covert
IL. u %
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-11
THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co.
WORKING BA1ANoE REmAINs.
Expenses of Democrats For the Election
 HaYe Been Paid.

Washington, Jan. 10.-The democratic congressional committee met to-day, Sixteen members, including Senator Faulkner chairman, and Lawrence Gardner of Washington, secretary, were present. A statement by MT. Gardner showed that all the expenses connected with the campaign last autumn had been settled and a fair working balance remained. It was decided that per manent headquarters be established at the Riggs house annex in this city
 An advisory committee of five was ordered appointed to consist of the chairman, secretary and three mem bers whose duty it shall be to commit nicate with members whose seats may be contested, and with candidates who purpose contesting the seats of their victorious republican opponents in the Fifty-fourth congress. This is the first meeting held by the committee since the last election.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-11
oIAT1LS HE Ts ELECTrD.

Governor Turney Declares He Received Ina
 Highest Number of Votes.
 Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 10.-The senate to-day received an address and peti- ton from Governor Turney in which he claims to have received the highest number of legal votes at the last eleca tion and that he was then elected gov- ernor. MT. Turney says he is informed that H. Clay Evans received the high4 est number of votes cast, but he is also informed that this result was due to gross and fraudulent disregard and vio- lation of the law, and that an inves- tigation will establish this fact.
 Governor Turney's address requests that a joint convention be held and an investigation be made After the ad- dress the republicans called up the res- olution offered yesterday providing for the reading and publishing of returns. This motion was opposed by the dem- ocrats, who presented a substitute res- olution providing for thorough inves- tigation before announcing the result
 Both resolutions were discussed af length. An adjournment was taken without vote on either resolution. The remarks of the opposing speakers became quite heated at times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-11
HARVARD GETTING READY
FE.NNESSY HAS RESIGNED BUT 70
 ERECTION UNTIL MAY.

When the Eight Are Chosen Any Ono a:
 Them Will Be Eligible For the Captaincv
 -Bullard Selected as Temporary Captain
 of the Crew.
 Boston. Jan. 1O.-A second Harvard varsity captain has resigned. This af- ternoon E. H. Fennessy '96 handed in his resignation as captain of the var sity crew, but will continue to row. Owing to the uncertainty as to who will make up the crew this year it was de- cided at the meeting this afternoon not to elect captain until May, when MT. Watson expects to have the eight pick ed out.
 When the eight are chosen any one of them will be eligible for the captaincy. That Fennessy will be one of the eight and that he will be reelected is a fore. gone conclusion. In the meantime J. k. Bullard '96 has been elected to act as temporary captain under the direc-' ton of MT. Watson. Bullard rowed in No. 2 on last years varsity crew, which was his first year on the water.