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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-15

NOTICE OF SHERfFF'S SALE-In the
superior court OF the state of Washing
ton. for the county OF King. Samuel
Baker. plaintiff. VS.. r. r. Day and Fran
cies II. Day his wife. Daniel w Bass
ana Thomas c. Van Nuys. defendants.
No 2i.327.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF
sale and special execution. issued out OF
the above named court. in the above en-
titled cause. and 10 me directed and de-
iivered ! have duly levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property situated in
k.ng. county, Washington. to wit: Lots
one CD. two 90. three 81. four 90. ten aN).
s.eyen nD. twelve I'D and thirteen 0D.
IN block thirteen fi39 and all OF block
eleven OD. in Il. r. Days Eldorsdo, ac-
cording TO the plat thereof of record in
the ofice Of the auditor OF King county
Washington. also all OF block ten tiAl m r.
r. Days Eldoraao. according 10 the plat
thereof as the safne appears of record in
the Office 81 the county auditor Of Ring
county. state OF Washington.
Notice h. therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 2fth day OF July. 1855. al the
hour OF 10 o clock a. m. OF said day. al the
front door % the court house In the
city OF Seattle. IN said King county. I
VIII sell the above described nroperty Al
public auction: 10 the highest and best
bidder. for cash.
Dated this Bird day OF June. fsqr.
A. T. VAN DE VANTER
Bronson and Clark Affnruav~
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THE putIic II hereby waynsd not 70 pay
ary money to parties repr@aentlng 70 -
arenfs OF the seatfte Foxs-Intsis gsnsef.
ar brrfzeI travelling agents Of the Post
Jrfsillrsneer. viz; J. A Mc1stan. J. !.
Hawlsy and c. r. Peek Tbs does 5os
arpgy to resident agents % this paper sao
The Northwest nor 20 poetnssssrss Nao
are IN ali cases authorized = tshs suo.
ocrfptlons for the Daily, enrcay 80
Weekly Poss-fpt~lIsxercsr. City coiisc-
forw. :. A. csshcart, r. 7. Haslsy. W.
n Hanna and " " Ewing.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFNS SAI4E--ln the
Superior court OF the State of Washing
ton. for the County OF King.
The German Savings and Loan society.
corporation plaintn. vs. Congregation
Ohaveth Shoiem. corporation, and Henry
Rockmark defendants No. 2f.5s9.
Under and by virtue OF an or
der OF sale and special execu-
ton issued out OF the above named
court. In the above entitled cause. and 10
me directed and delivered. / have duly
levied upon the following described real
property. situated IN King county. WASH
en- % in block sixty-three Ce3) In the plat
OF an addition TO the city OF Seattle. as
laid off BY A. A. Denny. as recorded IN
volume of piats, page 50. OF the records
OF said King county, being a tract or land
one hundred and twenty feet square sit
uate on the northwest corner OF Eighth
and Seneca streets I'm said city of Seat
tie, county OF King and state of Washing
ton. together with all and singular, the
tenements. Entertainments and appurten-
ances thereto belonging, or in anywise
appertaining.
Notice Is therefore hereby given
that on Friday. the 18th day of
July. 1896. at the hour OF 10
o'clock a. am. OF said day. at the. front
door OF the court house. in the city OF
the above described property at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder.
for cash
Dated this 18th day of June. 1906
A. T, VAN DE vANTER.
Strive. Allen. Hughes & MeMicken. At.
torneys.
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r. or.er 90 SECURE rorrect fDeerssoH =
~rssres srse- s2>@~ t<a6sn<s fh> sar1e
ehosf.f be Iest AZ the tastness ssnrss Q
fhs< paper 10 charge - made for s1en
rnn~rs, ross~e~ r>~1s.-tscrs ~ other sre-
rtal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~isi BE- enzrxsS ~ sns
rnte cf 10 e<r.~ r<r Tine each s-eerTfc1
rsorr- r~TFr. 4. FfsE<CFR co
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COLL wpoEp E-As she rsssds.os OF
sfee efyscsaf5nx clergyman. Jonn r "a
,r-<,- sra F4fth zxsrszze, Seattfs- Esze*1aT.
Jaly Il. fsss. Nr. Charles Frames ct N.
All Mas n male May TTosps. c0fn %
Port E4ksIsy.
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NOTICE or SHERTrF~S SAIF-Tn the
superior court OF the state Of Washing
ton. for the county OF King. The Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company OF
Newark. New Jersey, PLAINTIFF vs. Iy-
man a. Griffin and Eliza a Griffith.
his wife. T. r. Griffith Realty ard Bank
ing Company. tire city OF Seattle, Jacob
Furth and L. A Furfh. bis wife: e ".
Andrews and Sarah G. Andrews hfz
wife: W j. Grambs and r. l. Graubs.
his wife. and Saraa K. II. Minor. defend
ants. No. - SO
Under and b. Virtae % al order OF sale
and special execution. issued out % she
above named court. in the above entitled
cause and 20 me directed and deliveries I
have duly leTied upon the following de-
scrfaSd real property. situated 81 King
county. Washington. To-wit: Lot Eve a.
rs block twelve Clz3. n that part Of the
t0wn fnow c4fyB 81 Seattle. lad or b. e.
y. Bcren ard a A. DeEng. according 20
TIE plat thereof % REGARD IN me Office %
the aadltor af King county. state o. WASH
inEt1n. IN vej4Enne A. % deeds. on page
! thereof. tegsEaeT with al and Singular.
ths tenernenfs. hsrediganents and agpar-
fensness IAsrsunto belong X. or - any
xfss Incident or appsrtaininK.
Notice j. therefore hereby given that On
Friday. the 18th dag O. July. LOO. az the
hour az - Sscfock m ~ said Gay. a. the
front do5r % TIE court house Ia the city
es Seattle. IN said klng county. ! viii ss1
the above described property a. public
auction. TO the aigsest ard best bidder Tor
cash.
Dated this fs.a dav % Jxns iss
At. VAN n NANTER. Sheriff
Doaxortn d5Ne. Atto-nsyz.
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DEATHS AsD FUNERALS.

OT.GON--Tbe funeral Of N.Y. 1919 49,. ssvo'
srsf7 -. hstr sozav from the sznnlly f@xa
Serc~. 10 South EIsvsatn avenue. a
D. nj.
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF~S SALEM THE
superior court Of the state OF Washing
ton, for the county of King. r. r.. Spen-
Ger and the National Bank OF Commerce.
OF Seattle. plaintiffs VS. John Davis s.
T. Slime. J. F. Mcknight. William ..
Hicks. Charles Howard. guardian. and
f. c. Million and J. p. Houser. partners
under the Arm name OF Million a. Hoas-
er. and Bank OF British Columbia. de-
PENDANTS. No. 21.s52.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out Of the
above named court. In the above entitled
cause, and 70 me directed and delivered.
i have duly levied upon the following de-
scribed real property. situated In King
county. Washington. .o-wit: Lots one %.
two co, and south one-haf az OF three
CD, in block one 01. tots ten Gm. north
half es) OF eleven CID. in block four ca:
the north one-half ti9D OF lot three 81.
In block five 90. and north oDe-haH ~
Of lot nine tal in block six f61. all In Sc
attic Homestead Associations First addi-
ton TO city OF Seattle. and lots twenty-ons
t2fb and twenty-five f21. I'm block two tn
in Green Lake Circle Railroad addition
TO Seattle. and lot swenty-four CA. I'm
block nine fgl. In Scottish Heights aadi-
ton TO Seattle. ana an undivided two
thirds t2-0 interest in part OF lots seven
@ and eight %. in block ffty-three tsS).
OF .. s. Naynsrd's Mat OF Seattle King
county. Washington. bounded and describ-
ed as follows. t0-wit. Commencing at n
point IS feet west Of northeast corner Of
said block. and running thence south iIs
feet; thence west ~ feet TO east line OF
original alley in said block: thence north
along said east line OF sad aiIsy lis feet
10 south lire OF Weller street: thence east
along said south line OF Weller stree, "a
feet 20 place Of beginning; and lots from
seven 60 20 eighteen Ga. inclusive In
block six tsf.. Of Plat Of Valentine sddt-
ton 10 Seattle. King county. state OF
Washington. together with the appurten-
ances.
Notice Is therefore hereby given thai
on Friday. the sIst dav OF July 1895 az re
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day az the
front door Of the courthouse. in the csty
OF Seattle in SAID King county. will sell
the above described property az nubijc
auction % the highest and best bidder for
cash.
Dated this 1st day 81 Juiv 1855
A T. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff
@. Z. de ste!gler. Attorney. els New
York block.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO sTOCkHOLDERs.
NOTICE TO sTOCKHoLDERS-No
OF assessment. Onice or the West se-
ettIe Iana and Improvement Company,
Seattle. Wash. July !, 1886.
Notice 10 hereby given 10 the stockhold-
ers of said company that at regular
meeting of the board OF trustees 1l sad
company. duly convened at its principal
ofYice this date. an assessment of ore dci-
lar on each share of the capital stock Of
said company, not fully paid up. was dLiy
made and levied. due and payable 10 Lex
ter Horton & Co. treasurer of said COM
many. at its banking house n SEATTLE. on
1sae Fl. G. STRIVE.
Vice President. acting as President In tho
absence OF the President OF said Com
JAMES n. WATSON. Secretary.
West Seattle. Wash. July Z, 1888
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF'S SALE.-In the
Superior Court OF the State OF Wash
ington, for the County OF King
Howard = Paine paintfr ~ percy
". Rochester and Emma H. RocbaSter.
his wife. ". II. Field c. II Frye. C. r.
Aaioen. Albert j. T. Edwards and Bank
or British Columbia. defendants. No
Under and hy virtue OF an order of sale
ana special execution. issstei out OF the
above named court. N the above entitled
Cause. ana 20 me directed and delivered I
have duly levied upon the following de-
scrfbed real property, situated I'm King
county, "ga,-s as to-wit: Lot No.
p Holmes addition 20 the City OF Seat
he, according TO the Plat thereof. recorded
N TIE county auditors office OF King
Notice is therefore hereby given that
or fFiday. the 7th day OF August 1886 al
tne hour OF 10 O'Clock a m OF sad day
Al TIE front door OF the court house In
the city OF Seattle. in said King county. /
viii s@H the above described property al
papAc auction TO the highest and best
Dated tbs sth day OF July. 1850.
A I VAN DE SANrER Sheriff
SreeAe. Turner & Lewis. Attorneys.
NOTICE OF sHERfFFs sAI.E-Tn the
superior court OF the State OF Washing-
5ch, TOT the County o. King.
=. g watson. plaintiff vs.. the Wash
No. q go 80
inner and BY virtue Of an execution fz-
$50 Out Of me above nanne1 court. IN tha
above entitled cause. and 10 me asrects4
AID delivered. / have duly levied uporl an
the right. title and interest OF the defend
~ So N sai1 wit named. in and 20 the fol-
loS * described real property, situated
"a htnE county, Washington. 20 vii.
sieeks I, z. :, I. A and h. in plan of Union
Ptkss lots II. = an5 Y. in block ~ JACK
sea StreeI addition 70 the city OF Seattle
> 9Ssss 4 therefore hereby given that
e r. % Ire 18th day OF July 1866. AZ
TIE hour Of 10 O'Clock a. n. Of saia a.v
~ tn@ front door % the court house IN
ne Sly OK SEATTLE. Il said Kirx cosgfw
VII SCI tse above described real r,rs,.ss
srty a. public auction. TO the nIrhezf ara
best bidder. for Each ~4'~SA %a1
Da1e% tHi@ .stn Cay % Juae. Isss
n I. VAN DF. WAFER
r. Joslsn. Attorney for Pasntiff.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington. for the County or
King. W. L. Cogsshali. plaintiff. vs.
Bernard Meyer and Mason Mortgage
?. 49,. Summons.
The State Of Washington TO the said Ber-
nard Meyer. defendant;
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within sixty days after the date OF tho
first publication OF this summons. to-wit:
within sixty days after the LIST day or jury.
1896. and defend the above-ents1ied acton
in the aboye-entitled court. and answer
the complaint or the plaintiff. ana serve
a copy or your answer upon the under
signed. attorneys for plaintiff. at their Of
fee, below stated. and in case or your
failure so TO do. judgment VIII be rendered
against you according 10 the demand or
the complaint. which has been filed with
the clerk of sad court.
The object of this action is TO secure n
judgment against Bernard Meyer Tor tour
hundred and fifty dollars tS4oal. together
with accrued interest. attorneys fee ana
proniSsory note dated June Z7th, Iss8.
given by the said Bernard Meyer 10 tho
Mason Mortgage Loan Company, ana 70
foreciose a certain mo- sage OF even uaIe
there with, given by said Bernard Never
10 the said Mason Mortgage Loan Com
pany TO secure the payment thereof
The premises described in said mortgage
are:
The east half OF the northeast quarter
and the north half of the southeast quar-
OF section number thirty-four t34e. town
ship number twenty t.0l north. range
number seven ca. east OF the Willamette
meridian, and containing one hundred and
sixty uso acres. more or less. -
WALKER a. FITCH.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
p, o. Address: ea7-9 Fidelity Trust Build
ing. Tacoma. Pierce County. Washington
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TENTS. AWNINGS AND san.

FEIrTE BROS TENT AND sw<YSf,
Ca IL Essls- ~2y. N1srs' outatttrs
headquarters ar e<i Sagx. teaSA e<s.
yeocs Re9 "a
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Advertisers desiring dispIay advs-tfas-
mrr.ts chanxs6 for the Sunday issue a5ss
hard IN cory by o'clock Saturday 10 m
sure change.
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Advertisements VII BE- recsived 81
eraneh Offices Of the Poet-fnfsitgsncsI
TACOMA BUREAU--No. liz Pacsnc
PORT TowNsr-SD-wiIIlam J. Jones
ErIfrMGGAM RAY-Sew WhAtcom,
o. r. Culver Manager.
oLYMPTA-41Th Main street. Charles
Watson, Agent
me following letters await advertiser
BIB. ING. r.
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F. JOsi.n. Attorney for pa.n,lf rAeFih.
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On YsxtHA>C we tr&4e rsN sensc-
scis rsssss Tor al ksuas e ssrenss -asnt
sorlsS FREDERICK Nessoa 4 A2isS. III
10 i@-s Seeond avenue
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Strive. Allen. Hughes & McMicken. At.
tDrnsys
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07

Biddeford. Me-, July 7.-The situation
in mill circles is not reassuring, and from
present appearances the strike of the 100
loom Gxcrs yesterday at the Peppcr.ll
and Laeonia mills Will spread to other
departments OF both corporations. which
employ In all $500 operatives. A tele-
gram was received yesterday by Agent
Robert Macarthur from the directors in
Boston, notifying him TO start all de-
partments except Pepperell MILL No. 3,
on full time today. Owing 10 the strike
IN mill No. II was decided II would 10
useless TO make an attempt 20 start tho
machinery there. The decision OF tho
directors was itself good news to every
one. but II is feared yesterdays strike
will lead 10 serious complications.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-07
Common Council AdjOurnS
for Two Months.
Measures Taken to Relieve
Bankrupt Departments.
Ordinance by Which Debt Account
is Guarded Repealed

The Common Council has at last lone
bers the esteem and admiration OF their
constituents. Their action was charac-
terized by wisdom, hitherto latent,
when, without dissenting voice, the
33 who were present voted to adjourn
until Tuesday, the first day Of next Sep
tember
: Before getting out for the summer,
however, resolutions and bills were pas
sed to provide for the paying I'd Of old
bills against departments and to give
others what money they need to do their
work.
The money was obtained in the first
place bv the adoption OF an ordinance
taking 100000 from the amount placed
to the credit of the committee on city
debt, the other day when $780, 900 were
received from the sale OF land. The city
ordinance which provides that all money
so received shall be used only to pay the
public debt was repealed and the busi-
ness was transacted under suspension of
the rules. The $3.50, 0,000.was divided up
as follows:. S45, 600 for repairs on public
buildings; $4,000 for fire department;
$4,000 for public school department;
and $4,000 for Roger Williams Park land
account. Out of the appropriation for
the park land account, S25, 005.59 were
taken and paid back to the contingency
fund.
Then from the roplenished accounts of
the several departments the following
appropriations were made: $3.50 for
new sanitary system in the public
schools; $1,000 for heating plant at
Camp street school; $4,000 for casino
at Roger Williams Park.
The commissioner of public works
was directed to. bring Aliens avenue to
gSade between public and Henderson
streets" The estimated cost is S35l6.S5.
The Union Railroad Company was
given permission lay rails in Francis
street and the Narragansett Electric
Lighting to erect poles and wires in
Sims avenue.
The. Board resolution allowing the re-
moval OF What Cheer cottage from the
park to Mckinley street was passed in
concurrence and also the resolution 10
charge the expense of cutting OF city
hall sidewalk TO the appropriation for
curbing.
The resolution to send committee to
Louisville TO investigate filter plants was
definitely postponed, thus relieving the
table of the last document relative 10
that once painful Issue.
The customary resolution was passed
allowing the Union for Practical Progress
the use OF school yards for summer play
grounds and the CC uncil then adjourned.
The discussion of transfers is postpon-
ed from July 20 to Septem Der Ia within
about six weeks OF election.
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MR.. POLLEYS' DEPARTURE.
1t Causes Something of Sensation In the
Summer Capital.

NEWPORT, Juiy 7.-ouite a sensation was
created in business circles this morning by
the announcement that Mr.. Charles q. Poi
leys. a we'll known business man, had mys
teriously left town and lsf. large amount
of debt behind. Mr.. Polleys for years con
Quoted a paper store. but within ths last
year OF two he began to purchase gold Minis
stock and interest himself with local manu-
features. He lately sold his paper business
and gradually faded from view, and 10 was
not generally known until this mcrning that
no and all his belongings left the city last
Thursday. II is thought that no is some
where in New Jersey. He was nn active
worker in the Second Baptist Church and
superintendent of It's sunday School.
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walilnv Sentenced ,o pc,,,

Newport. Ky. July T.-.Alonzo NJ wal
ling. found guilty OF the murder OF Pearl
i'ryan. on the night OF Jan. 81. was yes
terday sentenced by Judge Helm to be
hanged ON Aug. Z. a stay OF execution
for 60 days was granted. 20 give time for
an appeal to the court OF appeals, from
Judge Helms decision. ovorrullng the
inotions of Wdling's attorney for a new
trial Upon hearing the sentence wal
ling's usually impasslve countcnance
flushed and turned ashcn pale alter
r'ately. and he was a trine unsteady on
hls feet.
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A HERO OF THE WAR.

During the attack upon Fort sumter,
I'm. the esrly days OF the rebellion, while
the battle was raging at it's iiercest, a
bomb-shell with fuse dangerously short
and still sputtering, fell within ten feet
OF squad OF mon.
Spell-bound with horror, not man
moved, all expecting instant death. One
little Irishman, however, jumped quick
ly from the group. grasped the fuse in
his hand and rubbed il out.
And then went hack 10 work.
That which might have laid hundred
men cold IN death was now harmless
bit OF iron.
Disease, like sputtering fuse, may
often be pipped in the nick of time.
just so Dr.Hobh's Sparagus Kidney Pulls
have saved thousands of lives by their
timely action, and they stand today as
great hero in the fight against disease
and death as was the lutte lrishman
within tho walls OF Fort Sumter.
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Probably All Dead.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. July But little
credence is placed in the report that rap
pings were heard in the Twin shaft mine
Sunday night. IT appears that one of
the workmen, who went in on the 3
o'clock shift. is brother of one of the
entombed men. Sunday night he was
detected behind pillar. half way down
the slope, striking a hammer on the pill
lar. and causing the sounds heard. The
officials refuse to give the mans name.
They are at loss to understand his
motive, unless II is to keep up the excite
ment, which had almost died out. The
men at work clearing up the debris made
a headway of 81 feet yesterday over Sun
DAVIS work
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ALL SAFE AND WELL.
Boston Ancients Have Reached
British Shores in Safety.
Ladies' Will Visit the Queen--Men Guests
OF the Prince.

London, July 1.-The Cunard steamer
Servia, having on board the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery company of Boston,
arrived at Queenstown at z last night.
All OF the party are we'll The ladies
who accompanied them enjoyed the trip
especially. There was very little sea
sickness among those on board. Tho
Fourth of July was celebrated on the
ship, and Harrison Hume presided at
the exercises on that occasion. He de l.
livered an grafton appropriate to the
day. The Masons of the Ships company
enjoyed a banquet during the passage,
and took steps TO form an international
lodge, to work on transatlantic stea-..ers.
Major Williams of the Honorable Artil-
lery company of London. whose guests
the Boston company are TO be, met G
party at Queenstown and accompan
the vessel to Liverpool special tr
wilt await their arrival there, and w
carry the whole party to London.
Mrs. Bayard, wife of the United State
ambassador. will accompany the lad =
who have come to England with Q
Honorable Artillery company OF Bos 1,
To Windsor tomorrow. upon the occa N
OF the queens inspection Of the 30 n
company. At their special request, Q
will introduce these ladies 10 the Il =
cess of Wales at the Marlborough
House on Friday. The Prince of Wales
has issued number Of special invita-
tions to well-known people for the in
spection of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery company Of Massachusetts. at
the Marlborough House. The Princess
OF Wales will receive the ladies Of the
party.
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nine entries, including Leander, New
College, Trinity Hall, Eton and First
Trinity. in addition, OF course, to Yale.
For the diamond SOULS the Hon. Rupert
Guinness the bolder OF that trophy; Dr.
Mcdowell of Chicago; the Hon. Arthur
Guinness, Vivian Nickalls, X. X. Beau
mont, r. Beddington, Ii. L. Blsckstare,
j. j. Gluse, j. T.. Joicey, j. Il. Mobr. b.
5. Swami, and Il. A. Thompson OF Mon
treal are entered.
The total number of entries is 5s, one
greater than the number in 1898, which
was record year.
The Yale men are: Stroke, George
Langford, '97; age, 20 years; weight, 175
1-2 poundsi height, feet 1-2 inch. Pre-
pared at st. Paul, Mimi.
No. 7-Raiph B. Treadway, 'e6, (cap-
height, feet il IL inches. Prepared al
Phillips Exeter Academy.
No. 6-John McC. Lopgacre, 96;age, %
years six months; weight, l75 pounds;
height. 5 feet ii inches.
No. 5-Phillip u. Haley, '97; age, 22
years nine mouths; weight, $50 pounds;
height, feet. Prepared at Hartford
High School.
No. 4-Jame, 0. Rodgers, 'es; age, 21
years, months; weight, 17S 1-2 pounds;
height, feet IL IL inches. Prepared at
Andover.
No. 3.-wiIiiam M. Beard, 's6; age 20
years; weight 1872 l-2 pounds; height,
feet l-2 inches. Prepared at Hopkins
Grammar.Schoo and Poughkeeepsie Mill
tary Academy.
No. 2-Aiexsnder Brown, Jr., '90; age,
% years; weight, ITO po1nds; height,
feet and 1-2 inch Prepared at st. Pauls
School
No. 1-James'H. Simpson, '97; age, %
years months; weight, 1G0 pounds;
height, feet IL inches. Prepared at ST.
Paul's School.
Coxswaln-T. L. Clarke, 81.