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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-21

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.-In the
superior court OF the state of Washing
ton. for the county OF King. Robert Bal
souy Robert Rrodic Forman and Alex
apder Guthrie plaintiffs, vs.. Thomas NJ.
Alvord. Maria J. Aivord and Daniel r.
IeFevre as assignee or the estate 90
The mas NJ Asvord. defendants. No.
finder and by virtue OF an order Of sale
AMI special execution issued out OF the
above named court, in the ABOVE entitled
Sst.se ana 20 me directed and delivered,
I have duly levied upon tue Following de-
serlhed real property, situated IN king
county, Washington, to~wit:
'I,he west half of the northwest quarter.
the southwest quarter and lots numbered
five six aud seven, or section numbered
twonty-slx IN township numbered twenty.
two norm OF range numbered four east or
the Willamette meridian, containing three
hundred and twenty and thirty nine one
AundFedths acres
ter the northeast quarter and the north
west quarter OF the southeast quarter or
section numbered thtrty-tTe. Ia township
numbered TWENTY-FIVE norm or range
numbered four east OF the Willamette me-
riaian. containing two hundred and eighty
acres.
numbered twenty-five. So township NUM-
hered twenty-five north 81 range nan-
bered four east og tire willamette Hsfia-
ian. containing two ana seveniy-two nun.
dredths acres as diminished from original
L = survey o. correct re-survey sra
otherwise described as lot namoefe1 NJ
teen If section numbered twenty-five N
township numbered twenty-five north oE
range numbered four east OF the VIZ
l~neffa nserhlian. containing thl-fy-two
ans saveatv-tWo one-hun3redths acres, ex-
cerffnu the east thirty acres thereof, con-
tanning in al SIX hundred ana thFee @h1
eleven one-hladredths acres.
N1lteo IA therefore heFetF gwen t12t ca
prAtav tie sth day ~ Narrn. iNse. az
tas a6ur OF 10 o'clock a. m of said Gay. az
~. .rr~f a9sr ~ me c0ur1huse. ga tire city
"a seattle. lu saif King county. MI seA
the ABOVE described property az plan+s
auruon. 20 the highest sad best oi3Gest
Tor cash -
pafed this a3th CAV 0f January. isst
n VAN Br NANTk.R. sheriff.
u -stlut-s a Stn-Irnan. AttrTneNs.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club, soc: blue stem, s3c; quiet
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Srees.ss1snFs for the collection q said re-
ss~<tiFe aEs1snts 50 5eyfez ard epezEa ~
F@sss az are Dreacrf5e5 ~ the carter
49,, 49, ,oIsi1aarccs Of the city % Seattle and
- 80 ass u toe state Of Washington. and
a sane - ret paid within TIE time
49, - Sssxsfor there EczX u added tzsreso
80 = na1fy, ins@r~s- ard charges azsI By
80 carter ant ordinances a sad city,
49, s1fssg proceedings n7d fhFr@oa as pro-
mslel ~ law and the city c1arter. The
NsAS kFea3tr&w shall prcreed after the first
k.1nah atom % said n5fice with al due iii
.s~Ece with t54 ccEeceso, OF said sEskSia.
aessSsFzents
c<cfIsu 3 This ordinance shah take es-
-. an % IN force from and after SIS
passa<e assa approval. " approved by TIE
MAJ ers Otherwise y shall take e-eef a.
Iae Tine Il shat become q law under TIRE
p.s VISIONS - the eftT charter
Fasse1 toe hoard o< aldermen TIE 18th
Gay 81 Erssruary Isl. and signed by me
~ of%n session in Authorization ~ Its
passage isis 18th Cay OF February, $50.
r NJ pAII.ToN
President Boar. Of Aldermen
Passed the house OF delegates the 18th
Cay OF February. ls5S. and signed by me
IN cf'erl session IA authorization - the
passage f5is f5sA day % February. 1sss.
j. r. CREIGHTON
President House % Delegates.
Approved ~ ne this 9sfh day 81 Febru-
ary, Isl. BYRON Phelps. Mayor.
Fiasa by ne thlS z1fa day ~ February,
lksS II =. STEWART. City Clerk.
Published February 2. IeS.
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steady. No :. rssc: mild, quiet, cordcva.
les sf17ssc.
sugar.
sugar-Rsw, drra: refined. firm
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Feb. o.-Wheat-Nalley. ga
Sc; Walla walla. 5Sd5Siac per bushel.
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IrcaL NoTIcRs.
II T4E SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
$sase e. Wzzhs-szten- for 11e county oE
KIM. state Of Washington county g

II The SUPERIOR COURT OF The
$szsp q Wzshs-zten- fer the county oE
King. State Of Washington county Q,
Eea srors~rx. Leo NJ Kraas and
EFs2eslek n. kEaHs. co-sar Itas-ss Issls
business nnss4r she ar1s pane sra stgte
o zEFo-xlnSEg. krzas y ~ p-@in
- II Racanan er4 N Hs11sas 60
partners dong oSzSsreSs uTs1eT t2r -
name and sfsse Ct H. EicauzAn & Co.
-gs1ena3ants. No =, 80
The stale cs Washington. % the above
named defendants. greeting
nschse 70 appear aritz1a sky 1Ass arser
t-sr Gate Ct TIE arxg pl01cAtton q us
stksFssczE. fe-wlt- within SKY "a az
1ar -1l2 DAY OF January. ~. ans oe@slsa
ts1ec e1aTs and ans9sr tie ceEnp.siD 80 =.
tae Plaintiff, and serve = copy o. so1F
answer Upon the undersigned 49,
neys f9r piaiatin ~ tseir c sisa
IRE 80 20 10 sasgnseEt wiz oe rendered
against yeU according % fne oes1sA1 "
fAe complaint which has been h.es VII
I1@ clerk Q. said court Iae 1oJ%-e e.
sasn Of cae hundred and City and 80
eos14rz fxl5o7zJ for goods sod ARD &C.
.ikrred - p.aintfr 70 y9z' ana - -
further nofiDea that said plainisu Gas
caused Hgi< OF attachment % e ISSUED
u Ene above entitled cause 2aa Shat llae
same has been served and tevsec nSsess
that certain stock o. goods owned oy ssfa
- hiehnan q CO. az No. Is ss:n me :. -
street. in tie city CT Seattle. King county,
Washington. ard IL case Judgment = ren-
GSEed herein IN favar u pain iii, Lle pro-
eee1s OF ire sac CT sail goods I'll oe APP
MCCLURE & BASS.
Attorneys for PaaintiE-
o. address; Seattle, King county
Washington.
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rides a, seattle Harpor TODAY.

Seattle. Feb. 20, 1886.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today We're:
Clearances. Balances.
Seattle ...-........,..S si,hss - stssN -
Tacoma .............. 91.lSf - stN ~
PcrtIand ........ 1883 90 25,ss5 %
some oats are being shipped 10 Tacoma.
Thirty-five tons were sent over today anu
twenty yesterday There Will be eighty
tons In all Tacoma comes 10 Seattle,
rather than 80 10 La Conner flats. for
oats. as the farmers there are asking too
high a price. Oats are selling here by the
car load lot at sl3. 501ii50. which is less
than they could be laid down for on the
flats Dealers here having stocks on hand
would rather sell under the market IN or
der TO turn their cats.
Dealers are paying $i4ul&5o by the car
load for barley. There is hardly such a
thing as selling a car of barley, and most
of IL goes out In small lots.
Bulk corn is being delivered here for
sf79l7. 50 per ton by the car load and, like
the barley. goes of I'm small lots
Feed wheat is being bought at s20.5oal2l
In car lots
Export wheat IS quoted at Sc for No.
club and sSixc for blue stem but IL Is prob
able that none could be bought at these
figures. on the Spokane basis club wheat
should be e4izc here, as ii Is quoted at soc
there.
Other markets were dull and showed no
change.
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NOTICE or sHERIFFSS SALE.-In the
superior court Of TIE state u Wasting
ten, Ter the county ~ King. Louis
schwaoacaer and Slgmund Senwa-
oaehcr. plaintiffs. ~ william Fl, Lewis;
as administrator with the viii annexed
Of Ire estate OF William {. HIil, de-
ceased, Alice :. Hill Elizabeth :.
Lewis, implicated as Elizabeth s Hill.
Alice h. Hill William G. Hi. James
Marshall Hill, Bertha Hi, Helen Hill,
katherine Hiil. Margery Hin. Corneila
Rose Aiger as executrix OF the last VIII
and testament OF Henry ). Alger, de-
ceased. and II. $. Meserye. defendants.
No. M5sS
Under ard by virtue of an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out Of tie
above named court. IN the above entitled
cause, and 10 me directed and delivered.
I have duly levied upon the following de-
scrfbed real property, situated In King
county, Washington. to-wit: The north
one-half % Of lot two tgl. in block seven
%. In David :. Maynard's plat OF the
town tnow city, Of Seattle.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the 2nth day of March, 1896, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the
trent door OF the courthouse. III the city
OF Seattle. IN said King county, / viii sell
the above described property at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder,
for cash.
Dated this 18Th day Of February, 1896.
a. T. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
Carr a. Preston, Attorneys.
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.r,adstutr. aud Grains.
MARINE NEWS.

Hops-At London. Pacific coast. G.
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call, easy at 3lsGt per cent;
last loan, S1s: closed, 342la; prime mercan-
tile paper. 5lzq7. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills at
~ -Nb24asfSs for demand and 81 S6l4 al s6is
Tor sixty days: posted rates. s4S7Gfs S7ia
and 81 SSlz9i SO; commercial bills 81 Sak.
Bar silver, 67A. Silver certificates. 6SFo
tSLc.
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The total sales Of stocks today were 1876
500 shares Including: American Sugar IS,
9oa. American Tobacco 1890. Burlington
10 800 Erie $780, l.. * y. 1880. Missouri
Pacific g. go. Rock Island $500. ST. Paul "a
80. Southern Railroad preferred 600.
Union Pacific 10.l01 L. :. Leather prefer
red. 4oa. Wabash preferred Alec. Wheel
ing & Lake Erie 5.goo
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F'iou-.
r1our-Receipts 1900 barrels. exports
~ 600 barrels Dun ard heavy. stock being
offered at oil prices. bat bids reduced.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipis 500. exports soc 500
Spot. dull. No hard. 7f7sc delivered. OPP
tons opened steady. en- light spring wheat
recsints higher cables ard cold weather;
turned weak under liquidation ard doubts
as 20 the accuracy ef yesterdays export
business: declined all dav. helped by dun
trade and absence % cash demand. and
CLOSED a. is0t4c ret loss February closed
2s,c: May. Il 3-lscs57Izse; closssi. Zisc.
Petroleum.
Petroieuul-wsa United closed fl.sL
Metals.
Pig iron-Quiei: Southern, sI175T3Ise5
Northern. SsQ1s5o.
coppsr-Flrm; brokers slo2s. exchange.
So 75fflf
Iead-stsady; brokers g; exchange.
Tia-ouiet; straits. a2ss9iazs: plates.
easy
s5eltsr-ouiet. domestic. 81
Hops.
Hops-steady.
Wool.
wool-steaay.
Coffee.
C1oTaa-Optlons opened steady. a; un~
changed prices 10 5 points decline. and
closed sfsadv, az unchanged prices 10 S
points net decline. sales. 1893 bags. ln-
claasug: March. sI2.ssslzs5. SPOT. RSo.
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DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Feb. -. fsa%
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

z. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
ARfzovA,s MoUNrAIN RUM.
Isita Hole Through an inaccessible Peak,
or enIya natural Mirror?

For the last half century the American
residents of Tucson, Ariz., nave bt'h lily %
~ 10 solve mystery ia the shape vl
what auuoars 10 be "a hole through Il noun
peak iu plain sight FROM inc Town, ID iil0
rarcf,d air il looks TO Doe only snort us
lance AWAY. when in reality II is AT least
forty miles. The earliest residents no.
uced the phenomenon, and the ohiN ulHl-
Guilty that luy ln the way OF hhuns "NI
just what ID WAS was the lact thal IL N"9
inaccessible. and when they came any NhtIc
near the spot the hole disappeared from
sight I'm fact, 10 can only DE seen from
within 1t few miles of Tucson, ANA thl'
has Jed many people TO believe that il is
Not hole at all.
ly the aid of a good marine telescope
thn mountain can be brought 10 within "a
few miles. but not near enough 10 tell the
exact nature OF the rock formation IN
Astronomical telescope cannot DE ipcuseu
ON IT, as the mountain is too near. hrst
peep through the glass would lead one 10
believe that there Was no mystery about
TO- The hole appears as PLAIN as losslpie.
but several days study OF the spot VIII
develop the fact that the "holo' does not
always look the same. Many days when
the Sky is dark behind the mountain. the
hole viii appear "a brilliant white Ike a
snOWdrift and on days when the sky is
blue it will often look so dark as 90 bc
almost invisible. These facts have led
many to think that 10 is an immense piece
OF mica lying with the polished surface
towards the sky. and rejecting the cloud
formations Of another part OF the horizon
instead oI being the light seen through a
hole Vowed with the naked eye. -he
whole simply appears as "a white spot. bUt
the telescope reveals PIN trees and other
details. although very inllstinctly.
The range OF mountains in which tie
strange peak Cau be SO .n. is known as the
CntaAua~. and numerous parties have made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
From Virginia.

The old Virginia IN which Washington
and his wife were reared was essentially
aristocratlc and English in life customs.
and traditions. That from this colony
and from its most exclusive circles
should have come the man and woman
who were destined % give form and bai-
ance 20 the political and social life OF the
Republic. must be looked upon as some
thing more than happy accident, unless
Nr count birth. breeding. early surround
ings, and all the circumstances Tnat go
20 form character simply accidents. An
executive mansion presided over by a man
ana woman who combined with most ar
dent patriotism 4 dignity, elegance. and
moderation that would have graced the
court ~ any ola World sovereign. saved
the social functions OF the new nation
from the crudeness and bald simplicity OF
extreme Republicansm. as well as from
the luxury and excess that often mark
the sudden elevation 10 power and place
OF those who have spent their parly
years OF obscuriy.-Anna II. Wharton, In
June Lipplncotts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

happy disposition. Even tho Romans
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upon her offspring.
Every prospective mother should, there
fore. commence early during the period
OF CESSATION to fortify and prepare her
system for the trying ordeal Of delivery
BY the regular use OF Dr. PierceS IA
vorite Prescription, which exercises
salutary influence over that condition
and the function OF partuTicon which
can not be realized from any other medi-
cine extaDt. The mountaineering IA
vorite Prescription" imparts health and
strength to the whole system and espe-
cially 10 the organs distinctly feminine.
Not only for prospective mothers nut Tor
nursing ones as well and for feeble wc-
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scription IS the greatest earthly boon,
II IS the only medicine now before the
public for womans peculiar ailments.
ADAPTED to her delicate organization by
a regularly graduated physican-an eN-
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coed the combined sales of all other
medicines for women.
DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription viii
cure any arrangement Of the Gistincly
feminine organization. II IS absolutely
cor+ain. There are some who have neg
lected themselves 50 long that n complete
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- has cured hundreds OF women VINO
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II IS absolutely unique IN the history OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

one last year. when he was stroke as
now. All OF the other boys either rowen
4, freshmen crews or at preparatory
schools before coming TO college
Tho crew is bit oucvcn IN It's work
Ms vet. but a month under the master
coach. Bob Cook, Will work wonders. by
the time they leave for EnSland-June
7fh-the rougl edges VIII be taken OF
their work They VIII reach Henley about
June 18Th. and get TO practice 10y the
18th. That will give them just thrce
weeks preparation over there, for the
Henley rogctta SIS held on July 10Th. nth'
and 10Th. A short time 10 get ready. you
will say. but better than a longer spell
II Won don't get over there TOUR or SIX
months ahead OF the event, so as 10 De-
come thoroughly acclimated
Although Yale has an extraordinarily
strong crew. they have no sure thing by
any means Indeed. she will be entitled
10 tho greatest possible credit II she wins.
Yale viii meet the picked men OF all Eng
land. Yale has but 800 TO draw from,
y,huo ENGLAND has at least ten times That
,,,,r,bor 10 select from. These are not
o,i,. from the universities and colleges.
hnt from post-eraduates (and their name
&c looion). and the trained athletes OF the
kingdom. British pride. this year above
an years. will bring her best men to the
front and the bralnicst. clcvcrest, swift
est ramcst oarsmcn Of England Will be
nittod against Yale. IT, in the face OF
These conditions. Cupain Trcadway ana
his gallant crew force the PROV OF their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24
How 10 Sncceed.

To Ire young man ont OF employment
10 seems that while the world has a
great many places, some Of them we'll
worth having. thety all are filled, and
well ON d. There doesn't appear to- be
aly vacancy. and he wonders where he
viii be able TO get foothoid. But
change is the order OF the day. Moth
ing human is permanent. Men die or
are disabled and enfcebcd by age TO
sucn ga extent that they can no longer
work. Increase OF population. while
adding numbers. multipIos diversity Of
pursuits and necessarily makes new
places.
When one man who has been holding
a good place falls by the wayslde there
is an advance an along the line. The
next best qualified IS given his place,
and the man who is beg ming al ,he
foot II tie ladder advances round.
That u.s. the man who is qualified will be
the lucky one The man who f. not
fitted for the start VIII be left at the
beginning OF the race.
lso qualified. This IS an iimr,rtant
thought 10 keep IN mind. The ogpor-
turi y IS sure % pr sent itself. DC ready
to grasp A. Tho man who wants an
aee'stort does not want an ignoramus.
q dulard or SLOUGH. but tho very best in
tclliFcnt, encrgetid helper he can OBJ
tain for the price he IS willing 20 pay.
The world Is fun Of young men who
want TO succeed. hut who are too lazy
10 put forth an effort IN the right direc-
ton. lie is truly an unlucky mortal
20 whom an opportunity never comes.
and member tho humblest employment
IS better than none. The man at work
S. definitely more likely 20 get something
~ 10 % Rrr fpt
easy "snap" DO not growl az fate.
but bear In mind that every one Is the
archiect OF his own fortune ford
Bulletin
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shell across the line at Henley in advance
of all ompettors. they will have achieved
a victory unparalleled IN the history OF
college sports.
Tho course at Henley is one mile and
$50 yards fin length. The race will be
practically a squirt from start 70 finish.
As the Yale boys are used to four-miie
stretches. they ought 10 be able to nego-
tiate the distance without difficulty. All
they have TO do is to study the river cur
rents i'm which the Tyne abounds-and
make the most Of them. Ihere are many
fine crews upon both the Thames and the
TYNE. but. outside Of tho picked men OF
oxford and Cambridge. the famous Lean
der and London Rowing Club oiehts-
made MP generally OF university eradu-
ates-will DE their most dangerous rivals.
have 10 prejudice i'm the matter but
Ike the saxon Cedric. "drin TO the
strong in arms. Doe their nation what II
may" love honest. manly sport ana
sincerely hope that the best men may
Win EDWARD HANLAN.
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The MATRIMONIAL LOTTERY.
How 10 Make q Game Of Certainty Out ol
aGame Of Chance.
hlslt Marriages Prevented, and Health
and Happiness Assured.

Novels generally prove that all marri-
ages arc happy. The divorce courts tell
a different story. once In while there
IS novel that tells the truth. Then
people say 1t is an unpleasant novel and
they don't read n. The novelists' pic
lures OF happiness frequently cause the
most distressing unhappiness. Young
men and women go into the state OF
matrlmony I'm llssful and senseless ig-
norance Of what It really means. They
have read the toy stories Of the average
novelsts, and they believe that If they
may only have the partner OF their
choice. that life will thereafter be all
roses and honey. They do not stop 10
find ont whether or not the object Of
their devotion is suited to them either
mentally or physically. In Thomas
Hardy's nove'-caled by the meaningless
title. "Hearts Inslrgent'-there is given
a picture. or series of pictures. which
show plainly why some marriages are
failures. The hero marries n woman
entirely unsuited to him mentally, inn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-24

The Prohibition National Convention
will meet In Putsburg May 27th 20 10th.
For this occasion the b and %. II. r.
Co will sell Excursion Tickets from all
points on ifs lines or an trains OF May
oath 20 2Gth. inclusive, valid for return
passage until May Goth. 10 one single
fair for the round-trip.
Tickets VIII also Doe sold at coupon
stations OF AN connecting lines.
The b. and %. maintains double ser
vice Of fast express trains with through
Pullman cars attached. between Phila.
delph.1- Baltimore Wa hingr0n. and
Putsburg BE sure your ticket reads
yla picturesque b. and O.'
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Passenger Agent
co Main street. N0rfolkVa.
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have only 20 send the above little coupon
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OLD Eli INVADES ENGLAND.
EX-C Champion Hanan Discusses The CON-
Ing Henley Regatta.
YALE SENDS OUT 4 NOBLE CREW
But They VIII Meet the Picked Men oil All
England, and British Pride IL io"oh-
ed-They Have Dauutless Courage
Splendid Preparations.


ya,o's acqualc invasion Of England next
month will mark am epoch in rowing
history. ANY international struggle, Doe u
ON land or water. is always frausht WIN
interest. but the Henley regatta oil 1870
is bound TO bee the most Important sport
ing event IA amateur athletics tnat mas
ever taN.n place IN either America OF
I,nrland' pride Of race. the kcon-not TO
saw bitter,-splrit OF rivalry between the
TWO greatest peoples Of the earth. viii
mako IL so. The unfortunate Cornell In
cident OF 1895 at Henley. tho Dunravcn
unplcasautncss later and the total rout
of the visiting British athletes In New