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The evening times., 1899-07-29
The y. NJ A. sunday Meeting.

Rev. Robert P. Kerr, DID,, will lead the mems
meeting at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion tomorrow afternoon at 4;S0 o'clock. DIR.
Kerr viii supply Dr. Hamlin's pulpit in the
Church of the Covenant tomorrow morning and
on Sunday, August 6. Tie committee in charge
of the meeting consists OF the following gentle
men: A. X. Paris. Harry Blake. Edward II
Booth, r. G.. Callahan, Rev Hunter Alya DAVIS,
F. A. Fenning Charles ID. Finley, j. E. Hazel
tine, c. F. Crane, +. l. Harvey, G. F. John
ston, s T. Murray. c. l. Carlisle, J. c. X
Main, Albert Speiden. Theo t. Smell, H. e. vii
bur. Ernest A. Ziegler. and Andrew j. Bradley
Lemonade and palm leaf fans are furnished th'
men who attend, and everything is done Il
make the meeting pleasant and informal Al
pOssblc.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Can,ain satterlee,. R.main.

The remains Of Capt. Charles B. Satterlee. Of
the Sixth United States Artillery. who died
at Honolulu and whose body is its way TO
the home OF his wife. at Columbia, :. C., for
burial, reached the city this morning at 10
o'clock. The body met at the train by
friends and relatives. and taken in the Red
Cross ambulance % William Lees undertaking
establishment on Pennsylvania Avenue. The
body will rest there today, and will be taken
by Captain SatterleS'S brother-in-law, John G.
Capers, Of this city. to Columbia. 5 C. The
father and mother ot Captain Satterlce. from
MonFoeton, Pa, and other relatives, have been
in the city for several days.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
ordered to Their Regiment..

The following named officers, recently appoint
cd with rank from July 5, 1899, have been or
dered to join their respective regiments at the
places hereinafter indicated:
Twenty-eighth Infantry, L. S. Volunteers
headquarters, Camp Meade, Pa; Capt. Edward
II. d. Couch
Twenty ninth Infantry. L. s. Volunteers,
headquarters, Fort McPherson Ca; Second Lieut.
Milton II. Hollingsworth.
Thirtieth Infantry U. S. Volunteers, head
quarters, Fort Sheridan, H.; First Lieut. Kaolin
L. Whitson and Second Lieut.. Francis j. Ellison
Thirty-first Infantry, u. S. Volunteers head
quarters, Fort Thomas, Ky.; First Lieut.. Will
lam +. Godson.
Thrty-second Infantry, U. s. Volunteers,
headquarters, Vancouver Barracks, WASH; Capt.
William L. Geary and First Lieut.. James A..
Ruggles
The evening times., 1899-07-29
sunday Concerts MT River view.

The Sunday concerts have been great feature
at River View this season, and each Sunday large
throngs have visited the resort and enjoyed the
music Tomorrow another of those fine concerts
will be rendered. and Prof. Chris Arth jr., musi-
cal di ector has arranged fine programme for the
occasion. The concert will take place in the big
dancing pavilion. through which cool breezes
blow. The steamer Pentz will leave her wharf
at IL a. IN. 2:i5 and 6:l5 p. m, and the return
trips viii be made al ], 5. 7:30 and $3.50 p. m.
There will be no advance in the price of tickets.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Cool Breezes at Arlington.

If Sunday is very warm, there will certainly
be many people who will want TO go TO Arling-
ton. for everyone who has been there on a hot
day knows how cool il is there. The Washington.
Alexandria, and Mount Vernon Railway adds to
the attractivencss of the trip by reducing the
regular fare for the round trip on Sunday and by
running special through trains every forty-iye
minutes in addition to the regular service. These
trains leave the station at Thirteen and "A half
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, and run To Ar
lingtCn without change. stopping only at the
Sheridan and Mcclellan gates.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Lenves of Absence.

The leave of absence granted Major James B.
Burbank. Fifth U. S. Artillery, has been extended
fifteen days
The extension OF leave Of absence on account
of sickness granted Capt. John II. Beacon, Sixth
L. s. Infantry. is further extended month on
account of sickness
BY direction of the Acting Secretary of War;
the leave of absence granted Major Edwin F.
Gardner, surgeon, u. S. A., is extended seven
days
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ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

Columbia Theatre-Eugenie Blair in East
Lynne Matinee and evening.
Glen Siigo-Amuscments.
Chevy se-Illuminations, band concert.
Glen Echo Park-Band concerts, p. N. and
$50 p. IN.
Excursion to Colonial Beach. steamer River
Queen, p.
Excursion TO Marshall Hall. steamer Macalester,
today at 10 a. M. 2;3a, and $50 p
Excursion to Indian Head, steamer Manchester,
today at $50 p.
Excursion TO River View. steamer Samuel j.
Pentz, at 10 a. m, 2:l5, and Gas p. m
Excursion 10 Giylnont, steamer Kent, 0 a. m
and D. H.
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To Serve in Cubn.

Col. George Fl. Burton. inspector general, U.
s. Army. is relieved from further duty in the
Office of the Inspector General of the Army to
take effect upon the expiration of his present
sick leave of absence, and will proceed to New
York city, and report to the commanding gen
eral, Department of the East, for duty.
Colonel Burton has been assigned to duty as
inspector general, Division of Cuba, and on the
completion of the duty assigned him will pro-
ceed to Havana, Cuba, and report in person to
the commanding general, Division of Cuba, for
duty accordingly.
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On Subsistence business.

Major James N. Allison, commssary of SUBJ
sistence, L. S. Army, accompanied by his au-
thorized clerk, is ordered to proceed from Van
couver Barracks to Seattle, Wash, on official
business pertaining to subsistence of the Third
U. s. Cavalry and of civilians, going from
that point with mules and horses for the Philip
pine Islands When the ships conveying the
men and animals shall have sailed, Major Alli-
son and his authorized clerk will return to Van.
couYer Barracks Wash.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Norr;ed Last December.

The many friends of E. T. Bishop and Miss
Elsie B. Johnston will be surprised to learn Of
their marriage, which took place at the Car
dinals residence, in Baltimore, December last.
The announcement of the wedding was made for
the first time today. Mr.. Bishop for the past
seven years has been connected with the Asso-
ciated Press. Mrs. Bishop is the daughter of
DIR. IL. A. Johnston, the well-known druggist,
and one of the Commissioners of Pharmacy of
the District.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Beautiful Chevy Chase Lake.

What a welcome relief from the hot, sultry city
il is 10 enjoy the cool ride the electric cars
and spend the evening at Chevy Chase Lake
There is plenty TO do and much to see at the lake
The lights on land and water, the beautiful set
pieces and the novel electric fountains transform
the place into veritabe fairy pleasure ground at
night Prof Pander Is still giving his clever per-
forrnances on the wire. Dancing in the big pa
vilion still gains in popularity. Tomorrow even
ing Prof Doncl's band will give sacred concerts,
and the grounds will be beautifully Illuminated.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
To Assist i'm Recruiting.

Capt. Edward Lloyd, Fifteenth L. S. Infantry,
now on sick leave of absence at Hyattsvile,
Nd, has been assigned TO temporary duty on
the general recruiting service, and will report
by letter to Capt. George X McGunnegle. Fiji
teenth L. s. Infantry, recruiting officer, No. 10i
West Fayette Street, Baltimore, Nd Captain
Lloyd will act as quarternaster while on re-
crlliting duty,
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Marshal Treat in Tevxn.

United States Marshal Morgan Treat, of Viz
gnia, is here, having just returned from Ohio,
where he took six United States prisoners. This
is the batch of prisoners sentenced in Virginia
since the authorities directed that the Federal
prisoners shall be inearcerated at Columbus in
stead of Raleigh \. C. The change made on
account OF the general complaint OF prisoners
against the Raleigh prison.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
An Abandoned Infant Found.

An abandoned colored female infant was found
in Franklin Park at 1918 a. IN. today by Fl.
E. Booker of 1917 Madison Street northwest.
The infant was placed in charge of the matron
of No. police station. Policeman Sanford, of
the First precinct, reported that he passed
through the park at 11:i5 O'Clock last night,
and saw colored woman sitting ON the bench
near where the baby was found. She was APP
parently putting the child to sleep.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Trnmneter TooIan,s Mission.

Chief Trumpeter Thomas Toolan, Third T. S.
Cavalry. Fort Myer, Va, has been ordered to
Philadelphia. TO report upon his arrival there 10
the depot quartermaster for tire purpose OF select
ing band instruments from those turned IN by the
volunteer organizations
The evening times., 1899-07-29
The Extension of Free Delivery.

The Civil Service Commissioners sent out no.
tices yesterday to twenty y-eight different post
Offices to the effect that civil service examina-
tions will be held to fill the positions of post
Office. clerk and letter carrier. These examina-
tons are to establish an eligible list. The post
offices in question have just been authorized
to inaugurate free delivery, thus bringing them
in the classified service. The demand for free
delivery service is constant, and comes from
every section of the country.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
First Infantry Transfers.

The following transfers in the First L. S. In
fantry have been made: First Lieut. Jacques de
L. Laftte from Company ID to Company G; First
Lieut.. William NJ. Crufton. from Company F. to
Company d; First Lieut.. Amos H. Martin, from
Company G TO Company Z.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Printing Office acknowledgements

Within the last two CT three days the Public
Printer has reiustated ten composiIoTs, who were
discharged from the Government Printing OF
fee several weeks ago. Additional reinstated en-
ploves will 20 to work Monday. The large
number OF Printing ofHce employees who are
taking their annual leave of absence at this
time Of wear affords work for those who are
being reinstated.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
To BE Taken to Prison.

BY direction of the Acting Secretary OF War,
Stephen Crotty, late private Battery I, Second
t. s. Artillery; George W. Start, late principal
musician, band. Eighth U. S. Infantry, and Ed
ward Merton, late private Hospital Corps, L. S.
A., general prisoners in confinement at Fort
Columbus, New York harbor, will be removed
unde proper guard to the United States peniten-
tiary, Fort Leavenwoth, Kan, for the execution
Of their sentences
The evening times., 1899-07-29
A Carrier Pigeon Found.

Early this morning handsome carrier pigeon
was found in the courtyard of the Patent OF
fee in an exhausted condition The bird had
evidently flown from long distance. Attached
to cord around its neck is a tag bearing the
inscription "a 9-2-54." No one has been able
to identify the bird, and it has been turned
over to the captain of the watch, who will keep
il until called for
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Cannot Cancel the Assessment.

The Commissioners have refused request from
James W. Beyans for cancellation of special
curbing assessments, amounting to Sa9s5, against
lot 2, III square 946 bounded by South Caro-
lima Avenue Ninth. Tenth, and d Streets south
east The Commissioners deny that they have
such authority.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
New DUTY for SURGEONS.

Major William r. Hall. surgeon, L. S Army,
has been relieved from further duty as attend
ing surgeon in this city, to take effect August
Is, 1899. and viii proceed to New York city and
report to the commanding general, Department
OF the East, for duty.
Major William r. Hall, surgeon, L. S. Army.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Registered at the Hotels.

Raleigh-w. Bowman. Louisville; G. B. Lin
depbur~er. Louisville; A. P Thorn. Norfolk.
Willard's-H B. Holmes. New York.
Riggs-J G. Long, Buffalo; III. \. Carr, Penn
sylvania.
Shoreham-E P Craven, Richmond, Va
Ebbitt-E b. Anderson, Kentucky; II. n.
Coates [. s. A.; ii. Baker, L. : y
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Mr.. Griggs on a vacation.

Attorney General Griggs left this morning for
two weeks vacation at Norfolk, Conn. He
Yesterday requested the three competing arch-
tects, employed on designs for the new De-
partment of lnstice building, TO have them
ready by the 18th of August.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Local Pensions Issued.

Among the pensions just issued are the follow
ing TO residents of this city: observation-disclosures
H. Batson, Sc. IncreaSe-John Turner, S. 10
$40 Original Widows katharine Steurnagel,
SS; Mary II. Tichenor, $50
The evening times., 1899-07-29

ON completion of the duty assigned him. viii
sail as a passenger the T. ). Hospital Ship
Missouri en- route TO Manila. Philippine ISL
ants and on arrival there will report TO the
commanding general. Department of the Pa
ciHc and Eighth Army Corps, for assignment to
H1fv
The evening times., 1899-07-29
BarrucEs Discharges.

Privates James II. Adams and John NJ. Payne.
Hospital Corps. L. $. A., of Washington Barracks.
D. c. have been discharged the service of the
station.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Dtscbnrred without Honor.

Private Antonio Laurenzi Troop NJ, Third Cav
airy Fort Myer Va, having enlisted under false
pretences, has been discharged without honor
from the service Of the United States by the
commanding officer Of the station.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Transferred to PIattsburg.

Private Charles Bertschey, Hospital Corps,
Washington Barracks d. c.. has been transferred
to Piattsburg Barracks, " Y. He will be sent TO
that post and will report upon his arrival TO
the commanding officer Twenty sixth In:antTy, U.
S. Volunteers, for duty with that regiment
The evening times., 1899-07-29
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
I'm Act ns Ho.nitaI Steward.

By direction OF the Assistant Secretary OF War,
Private Harry Fisher, Hospital Corps, Washing
ton Barracks d. c., is detailed acting hospital
steward and assigned to duty at that post.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
Marine nand CONCERT.

The following is the programme for the Marine
Band at the White House grounds this evening
at $50:
March, '.True TO the Flag ..........--Von Blon
Overture ''Der Freischutz'' Weber
yorspeil. ''Third Act Kunihild. -kistler
Saxophone solo; Fantasia; The Carnival
of Venice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .Moersmans
CSiusican, John B. H. Moersrsns)
Waltz 'The Debutants'' (new) - .Santelmann
Patrol, Marching Through Georgia" .Sousa
Humoristic Fantasia, "a Comical Con-
test" .......-.--..-....-..-...-. Godfrey
Synopsis: The band tune up; principal perform
ers try their respective instruments; COM
petitors assemble 10 draw for the order OF
playing; rules read out by the manager (Sg-
nor Trombono): the performer causing the
most laughter to take the prize; Judges pre-
pare their papers; the contest commences
the competitors being MesSrs, Clarinetti Cor
netti, Piccolini. Euphonio Clarinetti. jr..
and Fagotti judges take notes after each
variation; jealousy OF the drummers; unex-
pected result. the prize being awarded TO the
Bass Drummer; termination OF contest.
Patriotic, Hail. Columbia, -.-..--.--.... .Fyles
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Qbr Gpenin9 Ginnes
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1850.
The Weather Prediction.
TEMPERATURE.

For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, and
Maryland Threatening tonight and Sunday; cool
er Sunday, night; variable winds
The evening times., 1899-07-29
GRADED CATTLE FOR CUBA
The War Department TO Have
Charge of Shipments.

Regulations Issued for the Inspec-
ing Animals-They Must Be I'M
muHe From Fever-RuIes TO Avoid
Cruelty in Transporting Them.
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Temperature at p m.
Humldlfy at i p m---..... 20 .
Highest temperature yesterday, 2:S0 p. m. IS
Lowest temperature yesterday, a. m-..-.'a
The evening times., 1899-07-29
TRADING FLAGS IN CUBA.
Entrances and Clearances at the
Port Of ManzaniIIo.

The following statements of the move
ments of vessels at the port of Manzanillo,
Cuba, for the month of June, 1899, was
given out by the War Department today.
or the eleven foreign vessels entered, of
The evening times., 1899-07-29
THE SIN AND NOON.
PHASES OF THE MOON FOR JULY.

Sun rose =. Ass AM sun sets. .......7:14 P. N
Moon rises. II 80 PM Moon sets.
The evening times., 1899-07-29
TIDE TABLE.

New stif Full - -22d
First quarter 10th Last quarter. 29th
TIDE TABLE.
Low tide. An. and TAG PM
High tide As An. and I:01 7. NJ
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
SHOUTING FOR REPUBLIC.

Although n vote censuring the gov
eminent was rejected by ST to 81 the
tunult in the Chamber was SO grear
that the President suspended the sit
ting. The Socialists then led q cheer
ing crowd. shouting 'vive la repl1,k-
lioue' to the park. where conflict
with gcndarmes occurred. Thence the
mob proceeded to the public square.
the shops closing as the rioters ap-
preached.
Van Den Veide, the Socialist leader.
was making n speech to the, crowd as
this dispatch was sent.
SUMMONED FROM THE HAGUE. u
Later it was announced that King
Leopold had long conference with NJ.
Van Den Pooreboom. Bergerem and
Bearnaert. The latter has been sum-
moned from The Hague. ~
IT was reported that NJ. Van Den
Pooreboom would resign.
ANOTHER TUMULT. y
When the Chamber reassembled to-
night NJ. Destree. Socialist, called. at
tention to the riots which had occurred
since the adjournment i'm which he
was struck by a gerdarme's sword. and
demanded the mans punishment.
Thereupon the Chamber at once re-
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a STEAMER SINKS.
TWELVE PEOPLE FIND A WA.
Terry GRAVE.
tBy Telegraph to virginian-Pnot.)

(By Telegraph to Virginiau- Pfot)
Chicago. Jun 29.-The steamer Mar
garet Olwill. owned by NJ. p. Smith, OF
Cleveland. went down In the storm off
Lorain. Lake Erie. last night. Twelve
people were lost. including Captain
John Brown, his wife and SON. and Miss
Baldwin. passenger. The O.will, OF
Dol tons. was bound from kelly's is
land to Cleveland with limestone. her
cargo shifting in the heavy sea. sending
her down by the stern.
Seaman Coylc was the only man
saved. He was picked UP by the
steamer State of Ohio to-day. Those
lost were:
Captain JOHN Brown. wife and child,
OF Cleveland.
First Engineer Alex. McClay. OF
Cleveland.
Second Engineer Rudolph Shneki. ST..
Clair. Mich.
First Mate John Smith. Cleveland.
Wheelsman George HeTron, Clevc-
land.
Waterman Frank Hip. of Kelly's
Island.
Three deck hands. names unknown
TO Duncan Coyle. the sole survivor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
A MAYOR ASSASSiNATED.
DISAPPOINTED OFFICE SEEKER
COMMITS MURDER AND
KILLS IIlMSELr.
(By Telegraph to virginian- Pilot)

(By Telegraph to VirginianP ilot)
Muskcgon. Mich. June 29.-Mayor
James Balbirnic was assassinated at
noon to-day by ]. w. Taycr a disap-
pointed Office seeker. layer shot Mayor
Balbrnie while the latter was standing
in the doorway OF his store. The ball
entered his left breast above the nipple
Aftei, the sbooiipR JSsS2jirnie tnrued
sano ran upstairs 10 his living rooms
and dropped lin the hall. HE expired
fifteen minutes later. layer swallowed
some carbolic acid and then turned
the revolver upon himself and fired.
The ball entered his left breast He
died at O'Clock.
John w. layer was ex-city poor d.
rector At the time of the shooting
Western avenue. the main thorough
fare, on which the mayors store is Sit
uted. was filled with people.
The affair arose over the Mayors re-
rusal To reappoint layer director of the
city poor. layer had held the position
for some years.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30

turned to a state of tumult. The So
cialists. surrounding NJ. Van Den
Pooreboom With clinched fists. de-
nounced him. AS the tumult increased
the Chamber rose.
ANOTHER CONFLICT.
In the meantime the streets were
filed by Il shouting mob. which event
ually gathered in front of the War
Ministry. where Il. Gordon of police and
gendarmes With drawn swords at
tempted to dispense the rioters.
Orders have been issued prohibiting
street assemblies tonight.
MANY PERSONS INJURED.
At the conclusion of grca. meeting
in The Town Hall this evening thous-
ands ATTEMPTED to cross the Grande
Place. in which the Town Hall stands
swords and the crowd retaliated with
stones.
Shots were fired on both sides. Three
persons We're wounded and II police
| officer was severely stabbed with 4
shocmakers knife.
The rioters. on being dispersed. as
semblcd at another point. \ large
crowd gathered i'll the Rue Royale.
tearing up the paving stones and using
these as missiles. Finally the civil
guard MAS ordered out to relieve the
police.
Despite these attempts to suppress
the disturbances. rioting continued tn
Il late hour. many persons being in
jured. \ feature was the general tear
ing up OF paving stones to be hurled at
the police and guards. \ tramway con-
ductor received two bullet wounds.
Ultimately the troops were called out.
About thirty-iivc arrests were made.
many Of those who were taken into
custody being i'll possession of re-
VolvorS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
FARMER HANaE D.
HE CUT HIS WITE'S THROAT WITH
a POCKETKNIFE.
(By Telegraph to virglnian-P ilot.)

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot)
Harrisburg. Pa, June POI oseph Hol-
linger. n self-confessed murderer. was
hanged to-day in the Daupln county
Jail for the murder of his wife.
Hoilinser went TO the galloWs with
out fear and died without struggle.
He was an ignorant farmer about so
years old and was separated from his
wife for several months.
Last August he Visited her at her
home of a neighbour and tried to per-
suade her to return home. She refused
and this so angered him that he
Knocked her down and then cut her
throat with a pocketknife.
He took fright at his crime and an
hour later surrendered to justice of
the peace at Hummelstown.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-30
II. II. PLANT. smccc..or.u

(By Telegraph to Vlrginian-Pilot)
Savannah, Ga. June cit is conf
IDENTIFY predicted here that r. G. Err
win, vice-president of the Plant Invest
ment Company will succeed the late
Henry IS. Plant as president Of the In
vestment Company and also the South
ern Express Company and the Plant
system of railways and steamships
Hon. f. G.. Dubisnon, who is Mr.. En-
wins law partper. and also attorney
for the Plant System. said. in an inter
view. this afternoon, that he had rea-
son to think the mantle of Plant would
fall upon Erwln's shoulders. He did
not know. however, when a meeting OF
stockholders would be called, but pre-
sumed it would be shortly
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tire staff. remains on permanent duty
at the Hotel De Vile. =. ii
CLERICAL DOMINATION.

Brussels. juno 29..-The bin 4 OF NJ.
Van Den Poorpbom seeks to perpetuate
the clerical domination of this. country.
1t provides for proportional, represent
tction in districts electins more than
three members. The Liberals. and So
.ciaiists realize that it's eject would be
TO maintain the Catholic represeIlta-
ton In the smaller constituencies anil
practically to exclude the Liberals and
Socialists from the larger districts. 8 +;
A new Beernaert ministry is scetiTst-
ed as the outcome of the agita ton. III
any event. he CRISIS is ono Of ,tfie niosr
serious that has occurred in Belgian
history. I
The Liberals. being i'll a hopeless mis-
nority In parliament, Abandoned the
idea OF fighting the bin by parliament
tary methods. and started a campaiEn
nf obstruction. 80
To-day the city wore n completely
revolutionary ASPECT. Tram cars were
overturned and used as harricades. che
commander of the civic guard asked to
be supplied with $4,000 cartridges. The
street lamps were smashed, the rioters
pricked the horses OF the gendarmes
CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
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increased to n full length. Yale adopt
ed speedier stroke, but she could not
overcome Harvard's lead.
Reaching for the finish flag the tide
caught the Harvard shell and swervcd
II woefully. The little coXswain had
his head about him. however, and with
great skill worked his way back into
line and shot down toward the judges
boat.
Harvard crossed the, finish line in a
whiriwind. rowing beautifully. six and
Il half lengths to- the good. Yale finish
ed in fairly good shape. but her men
We're somewhat depressed. In terms of
minutes Harvard had won her grand
race in 20 minutes. 52h seconds. while
Yale crossed the line in Il minutes. IS
seconds.