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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
\ J. A. G. CARNIVAL OF SPORTS.

y j. a.
The Games Committee OF the New Jersey Athletic
Club has after quite effort compiled ist OF
officials TO- the New Jersey Athletic Club Carnival
OF Sports to be he'd at Madison Square Garden on
February l. Competent men are In charge OF All
the events and the meeting Will be run on promptly
and on time without the delays which frequently
characterize athletic meetings.
The list OF officials Is follows:
Referee William B Curtis y. Y. 4; C.: referee
OF cycling. Frank +. Pria, The Vice. starter "A;
4. jordan: timers. J. r. Abee, ~ y a. g 'yrN
Robinson. y j. y. C.. G. C. Hughes, ~ VI a. -
NJ Bishop y. Y. \. c: Robert Stoll n u A. e.
and 5. d. See judges at finish. Harry McMillan ~, a
y. Y. 4 C., W. J. Linehan X. A. G.: j. H. Bootn.
y. Y. A. g.. and J. Harder. y. A. @. L. measurers
for high jumps. W: j. Swan. Y A. e; g. f.. Al
c. and William McEwen measurers for broad
jumps J. j. Doong. Pastme A. e.; william
Robertson Maxwell r. Moore. ~ Y. A. G., and
Dixon. y. A. G.; announcer, Charles J. Harvey st.
Stephens \. A.; chief scorer. +. G. Carter, ~ A.
C.. scorers for jumps f. j. Barnes w. A. G.. and j.
X Mcknight Star \. c.: scorers for track events.
T.. ". Pearson. Prudential \: G.; T. r. q Bricn;
Catholic cub OF Jersey city: r.. j. Riley. Cathedral
a. A. and Thomas Kane Clipper A: G; assistant
clerks for field events. r. X Zust. 2?d Regiment f.
W Ruben. -; Georges A c.. and J. T. Norton
7th Regiment. Official reporter. H. =, Quinn, w; a.
6. inspectors A. q. Mills. y Y. A. C.; Eugene Van
Tambacht. South orange Field Club; Henry =.
Fuller y J. \. G.: 7. j. Parker ~ j. A. G.: J. l.,
Robertson. y J. a G.; !. F. Backhurst, y J. A.
G.. and !. W. Kelly: marsha.s, Charles White. {.
4 g.. John Walsh \. w Rider and ). Isles; as
ss,ant Clerks for track events. j. j. Carroll Cathe-
dral \. A.: j. l.. Boyle. Pastime A. C.. and j.
Damery. 1t. Georges A. C.; umplres OF cycling.
Walter Masterson y J. A. G.: II. VI. Cook. y j.
a G.. T.. J. Darve.l. y. J. A. c.. and Sam fucker.
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THEY THAWED OtT DYNAMITE.

ONE MAN KILLED AND NINE BADLY INJURED
Lewiston. Penn. JAN 22.-By the premature ex
ploslon OF quantity of dynamite at Bxler's near
Newport Perry County. at II 30 O'Clock this morn
Ing one man was instantly killed. one fatally in
jured and eight others more or less seriously in
jured The men were employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. and were al work on the road AZ
that point. One man had some dynamite at a fire.
thawng II out when. 1t is supposed the heat gnited
1t and caused the explosion. The exact cause how
ever. Will never be known as the man who was
handling the explosive. Lawrence Moist, of McVey.
town. had his limbs blown from his body and he
died almost instantly
The other workmen who injured. mostly
Italians were taken trains to Harrisburg and
Altoona where they were placed in hospitals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
MORE COLE CLUBS IN THE ASSOCIATION


4 Incctins % the Executive Committee OF tho
United States Golf Association held n o'clock
Yesterday afternoon at the oiiic" OF Theodore \.
Havcmoycr 80. IL Wa-st Three members OF
the committee wcr" present Theodore \. Have
meyer president. ~ . Tallmadgc. secretary, and
s. J.. Parrish treasurer. Tn" following clubs were
admitted 10 allied membership I'm tn" association
Palmetto Golf club. Aiken. s G. Oyster Bay COLI
club. Oyster Bay. Long Island. Ncw-Iiaven COZ
cub. New-Hay'n. Conn. Agawam Hunt club.
Providence. X. / pykcr Meadow Gof club. Brook
lyn. y Y. Fairfield County Golf club Fairfield.
Conn: RrO0klawn Country club. bridgeport. Conn
New Brunswick COZ club. New brunswick. y. j.
Watcrylci Arsenal Golf club West Troy. Sadah-
queda COLI club. Utica and Baltimore Coli club.
Baltimore. .
The Morris County Golf club Of Morristown. y.
j. and the Essex County Golf club OF Manchester.
Mass each sent application requesting per
mission 10 hold "a" womcu's championship tourna
ment for lsG its grounds. The ExecutN" Com
mittcc decided 10 TAX" no action on the matter but
,he choice to he made At IN" general annual
meeting OF tn" association in February IN" trophy
to be contested for at IN" womens championship
is 81 co perpetual challenge cup presented by Rob-
j. Cox. VI. T.. o. Edinburgh. Scotland.
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NOTHING PROM TIE SFECIAi. COMMITTEE.
The statemen; OF the special com .lttce appointed
h. the Ncw-York Yacht club in the Dunraver mat
ter In which II d.scliims any part In the premature
publication - a part OF the evidence In the case,
WAS tho only item OF news In the long drawn-out
controversy Yesterday.
\ member ~ the committee was seen. and said
that the committee would not hold another meetin e.
A. 20 when the report proper with the maj ma
ings ~ the committee would be published nothing
could be- learned, and the anxious ones are sta
watching the bulletin board at the clubhouse Tor
special meeting notice. The comments OF General
Paine on Dunraven. In The Boston Herald in
which the Engli shmans claims are rdicued. ana ex-
Commodore James - Smiths remarks at STAN
ford IN which h speaks OF Dunraven's excommuni-
cation from the world OF sports. are fair samples
Of the feeling which exists among American yachts
men. but the conservative spirit makes Itself mani
fest la the general desire avoid discussion on the
subject This has gone beyond Us, the members
say and W. Will wal, until the committee reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
A NEW HOCKEY CLUB FORMED.

At meeting held on Tuesday evening a; the Ice
Pa.ace skating Rink the New-York Hockey 'ino
was formally organized by the election o. the iol-
lowing officers: Arthur Knowlson. secretary-reas-
urer and an Executive Committee consisting OF
Meser, Fry. Wonhan and Knowlson. \ captain
VIII Ne elected later.
The clubs hrs' practice match was PLAYED at tnr
Ice Palace Skating Rink on TUESDAY eveiins' an,
from. an opu.ara ices the team VIII De very idSt
one Regular practice nights for the future are 10
he determined on Immediately ana games VIII De ar
ranV.I with the ST Nicholas and other CLUBS.
International games with Canadian CLUBS shoui,
soon be one OF the greatest drawing c"fus III anu
about New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
HUNTER WITHIN ONE TOTE or ELECTION.

REPUBLICANS VERY NEAR TO THE CHOICE OF
SENATOR IN KENTUCKY.
Frankfort. Ky. Jan. 22.-The journal OF both
houses relating yesterdays ballot and rol-call Of
members OF each house read. showing the pres.
ence OF 1876 members. Senator Jones presented w.
Godfrey Hunter and Senator Stephen nominated
Senator Blackburn. The ballot resulted follows:
Hunter. IS: Blackburn. So: Buckner L. McCreary, 6;
Carlisle. 2; Wilson. l. Hunter came within one OF
election. Mr. Poor (Pop) voted for Hunter and will
continue 10 do sc from now OH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
A MEETING ARRANGED BY WOMEy.

A meeting in the interest OF Civil Service Reform
will be held al Sherrys tomorrow from 40 TO $50
O'Clock. Mayor Strong will preside and addresses
VII be made by President Low. OF Columbia Col
iege; f. Randolph Robinson. Civil Service Commits
sioner: George +. War.ng. jr.. Commissioner Of
Street Cleaning; Carl schurz ard Herbert Welsh
Of Philadelphia The Committee on Arrangements
SITS OF Mrs. w. Fl. Sch .efelin, Mrs. W. Cowdin
Mrs c. r. Lowell. Miss schurz Miss NJ. Morgan
Mrs F. 7. Kinnicutt and Miss NJ Chaner. A
number OF Invitations have been sent out and the
public generally will be welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
PRINCETON TEAM GOING TO BOSTON,

PRINCETON TEAM GOING TO BOSTON.
Princeton. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-Mr Turner manager
OF the University Track Association. to-day an
nounced that Princeton will accept an invitation
from the Boston Athletic Association to enter
team in the indoor games in Boston on February g..
strong of Princetons crack sprlniers Will be
taken. among whom will be Long, 49, Colfelt, ,ss;
Derr. 81: Lane 81: Brokaw. 81: Goldthwaite w.
and Hanton. 80 Princeton hopes to win the two
mile relay between the Tigers. pennsyyanii "a
Harvard and Yale. and will make a strong oid Tor
points in the spirits the mile and the quarter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED.

South Charleston Ohio. Jan. .2.-Passenger train
No q on the Panhandle. due here at $40 this morn
Ing. wrecked mile East OF this place Inc
train running sixty miles an hour, when the
engine blew up with a report that heard for
three miles instantly killing the engineer. Clark
Trimble. and Mr.. Waters. the fireman The train
carried nine coaches. with two mail coaches, being
the through train from New-York TO st. Louis
The wreck the worst ever occurring on this
section OF the road. The were piled up. and
one mail car was thrown into an adjoining field
Seven passengers badly bruised but
fatally Injured. All trains were detained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
YALES CHALLENGE TO THE CALIFORNlANS.

San Francisco Jan. 22-Berkeley University attn
ctes are delighted over the receipt of challenge Is
sued them by Captain l.. F. Sheldon. of Yale, Tor
contest at New-IIaven In the coming season; As
Eastern trip by the Californians had alreaiy
been agreed upon 1t Is almost fore8one cohcu''o'
that the challenge will be accepted
New-Haven. Jan. 22.-Yale track athletic captains
delighted this afternoon at the announcement
that the California boys were coming East. IL Is
probable that the meet will be triple agreement
between Yale Princeton and the Berkeley uniVer.
Stiles and II may take place in NeW-taVen ag syi
two weeks before the intercollegiate games I'M
takes the place OF the Yale Harvard quar- uacn
games. and Is welcomed pleasant SUBSTITUTE
by Yale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
WHERE Is "ROB" COOK?

Ncv-Ua,.n Jan. 22.-Thc Yale crew Is puzzled
70 account for the non-appearance OF BOB COOK,
tho coach and athhtlc adviser. He to arrive
hero ON Saturday. but he has not yet come. The
crew has not arranged race for this year. ana
Captain Trcadwny ~ anxious to change the present
aiinless policy no invitation has been received
10 enter the race with Harvard. pennsylvania, Cor
nell and Columbia on the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23

society at reception which will be given for that
purpose this afternoon by her mother. Mrs Rich
ard Henry Greene at her home. No 2S5 Central
Park West
The second OF the. series OF dances this season
arranged by Mrs. Hoffman Miller, Mrs. Edward
w Humphreys. Mrs. Stanley Dexter Mrs Henry
Coe. Mrs. Walter Jennings and Mrs Frank Wes-
son. VII take place this evening at Sherry's The
cot.llon will be led by Charles A. Appleton who
viii dance with Mrs Edward W. Humphreys
Pretty silver favors Will be distributed in the two
floor figures. ~ WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
NOW TWO WOMEN SAW THE SHOW

,.,c GOOD DEAL LIKE WORK, BUT THEY
ENJOYED THEMSELVES.
,.ers ts a woman's account OF how she and an
..sar woman visited the cycle show:
..na YOU go TO the Cycle SHOW? We did-iwo
lone not lonely. women ana n at msaa
we ,,e of course, wanted to see the show.
wheele,a .,gsd to leave the wds OF Brooklyn at 7
ana ,,, tate in the shape of buttons that would
p ~ ~ and new walter who did not know what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
FREE ADVICE SOLD FOR $500.

Paris Ky, Jan. 22.-Woodford a. Buckrer nave
sold their noted campagner. free Au''ce' "
Leonatus-Eva S. to Pat dunno. for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23

Boston Jan. 22-'rhe Ncw-England cycle Show
Association announced to-day that an exhibition OF
bicycles will be- gwen under their auspices in THIS
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
Nrw-JERsEy TRAP SHOOTERS IN SESSION

The Ney-Jerscv Trap Shooters League held its
annual meeting at 30 2l2 broadway yesterday The
following clubs were represented: Tho South side.
Of Newark: Mapcwood Of Maplewood: Boiling
spring OF rutherford. Union. OF Springfield. En-
beth of Elizabeth. and Riverside. OF Red Bank The
Dunolen Gun club was elected 10 membership The
Union IIill Gun cab not represented N the
meeting but will probably retain its membership
in the league.
All the old officers OF the league were reelected
with the exception Of T. d. Miller president who
retired I'm favor Of Dr. r. j Jackson The board Of
officers for tho ensuing year IS as follows: Or i.
J Miller Union Gun club. president. W. H. Hobart,
South Side Gun cub secrctary-treasurer; William
y Drake. Marlcwood Gun cub manager; Board
Of Directors. C. W McPcek. Endeavor Gun club.
and H. f. Chetwood Elizabeth Gun club.
The matches for the State championship Will be
shot as follows. Duncllcn February; Ilainncld,
March: Newark. April: Maplewood May; Spring
Red Bank September Jersey city, October; Ruth
crfOrd November.
section : of the bylaws changed at ycster-
DAYS meeting 80 that in the matches this year the
clubs will enter teams OF SIX. instead OF hNc men, az
formerly.
This Is the fourth year Of the league and 1t is in
n nrosncroiIs condition. The shooting in the cham
pionship matches is confined entirely 10 inanmate
targets thrown from traps. over thrty-hve thou
sand of these targets used last year by tn"
league The Mapewood club won the State cham
pionshlp and first prize the Union club won second
prizc the Climax club third prize and the South
side club fourth prize tn" sport Of target shoot
ing Is increasing in popularity. II Is much more
Economical than pigeon shooting. and Is also devoid
of those features Of alleged cruelty Objectionable
to some people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23

scored only 50 points during the game Jennngss
average 20-36 and his best run g. Ranneys
average 25-35 and his highest run H.
Including this game. the standing OF the contest
Cnts is folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
p1o; RIMS IN TIE EILLLARD TOURNAMENT.

The hest game OF balk-llns billiards which has
vet been played in the tournament for the anna
teur championship At Maurice Days rooms was
that won at an early hour yesterday morning by
Frank Stark OF the Manhattan club Not only
did he make the highest run OF the tournament
in the game. but hi average was also points above
that reached by any OF the other contestants who
ar. struggling for the coveted prize. SarlSs OPP
moment in the game Or. Miller who Is also
n member of the Manhattan Club. The latter
nlaved wei ana made OF ~ points and "A
good average. but II did not count in such game
as his fellow -clubman put up.
Stark's game was a revelation those OF the spec
tators who have followed the tournament steadily
since II began He played 20 points to Mller's
90 At the end OF the game Miller had scored but
l3s Starks average was 10 1916 and his best run
a. Millers average 1876 and his highest run
a. Stark has six straight Victories to his
credit and no defeats and Will in all probability
win the championship trophy. HIS break or %
points places him AT the head of the list for the
dress suit which IL TO go TO the man making the
highest run during the tournament.
Townsend and Oakcs were the first two TO race
each other yesterday afternoon. and Townsend. who
Is the high handicap man in the race. forced TO
siccumb the superior prowess OF his opponent
Cakes did nothing startling during the game. but
he kept poddng along in a tantalizing way, which
caused the buttons to shift over to his end OF the
string. Townsend could do nothing apparently. and
went to pieces Ills hsndSS wss 81 and sss
made but s53 points Oakess average was 40. and
his highest run l6. Townsends average was 42-Ss
The mex; game was between Keeney and Gard
ner. and Keeney scored another notch In his cham.
Gardner's was 80. The latter was beaten by a
run %. Gardners average was $50 and his high
ney by the veteran player Or. Jennings. The lat
ter fairly walked away from his opponent. who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
NONE OF THE CHARM LOST.
LARGER CROWDS THAN EVER SWARM IN
AMONG THE BICYCLES AT
THE GARDEN.

,.cp poTTER'S CASE AGAINST THE I. A. w
MORE NOVELTIES DlSPLAYED-MEETlNG OF
THE STOCKHOI.DERS-SOM OF THE
PROMINENT wHEELMEN IN
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L0pande Mar nj II.

al pastor Princell, ett lapgt men SYN
nerligen lyckadt fest och originalpoem
al hr A. T. Lindholm, tai af past. AL
bert SAINT slutbon af pastor Cressy.
Elter programmed, som upptog tva
timmar, serverades "ice cream" och
''cake". Fest N giorde pa ALA de mar
varande EFT synnerligen godt intryck,
och hade vaderleken varit annorlunda,
hade den stora lokalen blifvit till
trAngsel fyld. Som det nu var, torde
ahorarnes antal hafva uppgatt till om-
kring 2oo.-Reparationen af sv. luth.
pastorshuset pagar som bast trots den
ogynsamma vaderleken; efter arbetets
fulibordan far forsamlingen ett bads
snyggt, rymligt och beqvamt pastors
hus.-I mandags Trades harvaraude
svenska metodistkyrka likbegangelsen
af en- ung man, hr G. Nordstrom, som
f6rlideu lordag stilla och fridfullt az
somnade efter en- langvarig, tarande
| sjukdom. Han var en- sardeles alsklig
och loIvande ung man, val ansedd bade
inom sin f6rsamling och dem, med hvil-
liza han under sin korta lefnadsdag korn
ber0ring. PIT
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w Is CO N SIN.

Forsald jernvag. I Green Bay
f0rsaldes en- dag forru veckan Greer
Bay, Winona & st. Paul jernvagen f0r
jemt en- million dollars. Jernvagsegen-
domen ink0ptes af NJ F. Cox fran New
York SAINT skall 5fvertagas af ett nytt
bolag.
Nytt bolag Northern Lum ber Co.
med F. Weyerhauser och andra sag
verksegars spetseu har under veckana
Iopp inkorporerats enligt statens lagar.
Bolagets aktiekapital DR. bestamdt till
$4,000, 900. Ehuru bolagets hufvudkon.
tor blir forIagdt Chippewa Falls, kom.
mer dess mesta verksamhet att bedrif-
vas Minnesota
West Superior-nyheter. @. o.
Anderson har blifvit utnamd til skrif.
ware vid polisstationen. - Genom att
ett damfhste Nemodji jifioden gifYit
vika for de brusande vattenmassorna
ha 5000, 600 fot sagtimmer sluppit loss.
Stor f0rlust beraknas harigenom kom-
ma att uppsta. - W. E. Masters ar
arresterad pa anklagelse att hafva for
fort en- 14:arig Hicka
Beramadt mote. Forslag Or
bane att nastkommande host arrange
ra EFT mote ! Madison. till, hsilket alla
norrman, hVilka Earits bosatte har i
laBdet under on It'd af 40 ar och dsrnt-
Diver, rkola inbjudas. Vara norske
br6der aro standigt rorelse for att
bringa nagot nytt pa banan an. Hari-
genom erhalles fri annonsering och
amsrikanerna vanja sig vid att betrAk
ia norrmannen sasom de framste bland
de pordiska folken.
Stortregn. Sistlidne onsdag foil |
Chippewa Falls ett st0rtrsgn, det haf-
tigaste mannaminne Vatten till ett
dup af tre tum foil vid sagda tillfalle.
Gatorna voro manga fall forrandlade
till backar och icks sa ringa skads an
staldss Fran fiera andra platser inom
staten inga underrattelse ON att SAM
ma regnstorm strackte sig vida ON
kring. Floderna 6fversvamma och man
ga smarre broar hafva bortlorts af de
| brusande vattenmassorna.
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D A KO T A.

For olaga branvinsforsaljn ming
hafva J. Fischer och R. Hall Huron,
S. D., blifvit adomde straffarbete.
Eft nytt mejeri Or under uppfo-
rande Milbank, S. D. Mj6lk fran 400
kor kommer att levereras till mejeriet,
da det blir fardigt.
Artesisk brunn som drifkraft
Vid Crow Creek indianagenturen s.
OAK, skall en- artesisk brunn borras
fran hvilken mar tror sig ia drifkraft
for en- mjolqvarn. Kostnaden berak-
mas till So, 900.
Utrotningskrig mot vargar pa
gar for narvarande i vestra delen af S.
Oak. Dessa rofdjur hafva under senars
aren astadkommit stor f6r0delse bland
hjordarne, och g6ras derf0r samfalda
anstrangningar for deras utrotands.
Tillrackligt regn har fallit s.
Dak., hvarest det under de senare aren
varit ganska TORT. Fran Wilmont
meddelas, att det regnar nastan hvarje
dag. Saval akrar som ansar Iowa god
aring. Farmaren vantar dock pa torr-
vader for att kunna lullborda majsplan-
| teringen.
For mycket regn. Enligt under
rattelse fran Langdon, N. Dak., regina
de det der trakten bade l0rdags och
s0ndags. Vattenstandet backar och
foder dr. sd h6gt att broar autit bort,
och vararbetet, hvilkes redan ar sent.
blir forhindradt On veckas It'd. Ena-
handa underrattelser inga fran andra
delar af samma stat -" ..~.~. - @
Knepen aro manga. Handlanden
F. Weiss Pukwana, s. D., var harom
dagen utsatt for ett svindelforsok. Ge-
nom expressen erh6ll han en- lada ct-
CARER med ett inneliggande ickur,
det hela af obetydligt varde. Seder-
mera s6kte afsandaren, On firma /
Lynchburg, Va, (stadens nann ar be.
tecknandel kollektera $S af mr. Weiss.
Denne skref till frman, bakom hvilken
| naturligtvis dolde Gig en- svindlare, att
han aldrig ordrat sagda vara, SAINT
ansag han sig derf5r icke skyldiG att
betala ems s cents dsrf0r. Slntligen
4 maste emellertid W., for att blifva be-
triad fran svindlarsn, anmAla saxon
| vid postverket, ty dylika firmor hafya
annu en- smula respskt for landets far
der och hans regemente, och delta har
/ de ;,se tad verkAAs
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Observation-Disclosures vid
Upsala laroyerk i Brooklyn afhallai
under innevarande vecka. sondags
hollis afskedspredikan af larovorkets
president. dr. L. Fl. Beck, mand.-
torsd. atlades och afiaggas skriftliga
examina, 'torsdagsqvallen haller. mus
sikkonservatoriet sin arliga konsert
och fredags e. m. f6rekomma muntligs
examina. Pa fredagsqvallen afslutaa
hogtidligheterna med commence
ment" med tai af den afgaende klas.
sens mcdlemmar, hvaryid helsningsta.
let halles af J. p. Nelson och afskeds.
kalet af Oscar N. Olson, SAINT musk ooh
sang, valsignelsens uttalande ooh del
helas afslutande med afsjungandet al
no. 124 v. 4 sv. ps. v. zs.t ss* ;.sz, !; :,
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Konkurs. Rockford Watch Comp.
Rockford, H., gjords konkurs i forra
veckan med $400,0 900 aktiva och $780,.
600 passiva Aktieegarne hoppas, att
reorganization Of bolaget skall kunna
&yAgabringas.