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A FLOATING POST OFFICE.
One Will Be Established for Convent
ence of Troops in China.

WASHINGTON, aug. An order to
establish a floating postoffice in China
has been given by Mr.. Beavers, acting
first assistant postmaster general. for
the accommodation OF American SOL
diers and legation people. 1t will be a
sub-station of the San Francisco post
office, and its base of operations will
be at Nagasaki, Japan, where nearly all
the transports will touch. Each i'm
portant division of the American troops
will have floating postoffice, and mail
will be delivered to the soldiers al
most on the battle fields.
Granville Hunt, financial clerk in he
Washington city postoffice, has been
detailed to go to China and open up
the postal supply service. He will az
company Mr.. H NJ Robinson of At
lanta, chief Of the railway mail service
at that point, who will have charge Of
the new postal service for our soldiers
In China. The postmaster general :te-
sires that an expert on organization
and supply of postotfices be sent 20
China. the others detailed being more
familiar with transportation matters
Mr.. Hunt was sent to Havana to assist
in organizing the postal service in Cuba
soon after the United States took
charge of the island, and later opened
the postoffice at Ponce, Porto Rico Mr.
Hunt will take with him about $4,000
worth of stamps, etc for the use of the
soldiers. They will leave about the
10th inst. for San Francisco. All the
soldiers will be given the benefit CT
domestic postal rates while they are in
China.
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By Authority.


IN THE DISTRICT CoOhI VI iHS
UNIT Sd STATES for The
IEhaiACA1 oE' HAWAII
The President OF the United states on
America to the Aarsaai OF he
IL 81 tnitsc seslss OF ANszieA io1
the Territory Oh HAWAII ef
ing:
Whereas. libel hath been lied IN
the District Court Of the United States
for the Territory OF Hawaii. on the
18th day OF August A. D. 1890. by
Chris Collin.
Carl Jensen,
John Peterson.
John Anderson.
vs..
The American Bank,
Empire" &c, and
F. z. kenake, Master.
for the reasons and causes In the said
libel mentioned, and praying the usual
process and motion OF the said court in
hat behalf to be made, and that All
persons interested IN the said vessel.
ner tackle, etc, may be cited IN sensfai
and special to answer the premises. and
all proceedings being had that the saia
vessel, her tackle, etc, may ior ehe
causes IN the said hoei mentioned De
condemned and sold 10 pay me us-
-nands OF the Lioellants-
You are therefore hereby eoH1ih@lU-
ed 10 attach the said vessel hsE e1aeAiS'
&C. ana 10 retain the s',liie IL !0-A
CUSTODY until Ihe iur1AeF oiuei VI .ne
court respecting ene s-i-,ie' anu ~ si'0
due- hoe-ee " az PSI SONS @i'''e =.
SAINT oE hio" ING " nav iiis any INNS
70 say why tae Same sAouiu no' oe @oa-
deinHeu anu so1a pun Su'li'' ~ '11e pay
u INC seAi0 49, '
pe"i 'Ae
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

We now cf1er foE sale the very choice
residence property Of Chas- s Desky,
located on the corner OF Victoria and
Green Streets. Also the fine residence
premises adjoining the same on Green
Street
For further particulars apply al our
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ONE HUNDRED Families To buy lots on the
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This tract Is within ten minutes walk Of the
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12
Observation-Disclosures

s Del Der S,bresueriammlun9 hes
81. Soi,pb : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gu Nlbanp wurren iolaenoe Ssamtsn
liir oas neue Yereinsiabr 9emdblt:
Vrdiiuent: Soiepb Qebner; Setretdr:
3arl Heitenmaier; S9lsmeiiter: s..
u. Shdier. Ser Serein ,dblt 153
Wit9lieoer unb f,eut ftp zines beitdn
bieen .3uuahies.
s Der In Nem Wunih in id6nite:
Slulbe itebenoe fatb. TorIteruerein
go. 1856 bat cine berrlihe Sabne be:
mitellt. welde balo e%iut,eif II uuo beren
Wsibe elm idones N.it fir bic pom
bodm. P. SEQ, 8. g. B., %patorirte
9emeinoe ueranlaiien miro.
S Der aus Wtitslisbern Der ct.
Yatrid's uno Der st. 0orenS @emeinoe
gu Silm III Benton GoLntp beltebenSe
tatboiilde 60riteruerein sebt nit BEN
l0blibeu @eOanteu um,, eth eiaenes
Ysreinslofol unpeit Der 8ir4e 5u
Ollm gu bauen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12
Saut Genter.

Oie bier in Der eriten @dlite Der
lebten Wo4e itattS' babte Staotmabl
hattie elm republitanii1es grsebniB.
W. 9oSan wuroe obae Oppojition
ais Sirsermeilter beibsbalten. Sn
bn Stact,atb wuroen semdblt Smitb
uno 9'dmann in oererltsn uuo 5000.
burn nno y. @bipple in Der 2 @aro.
Mls observation-disclosures wuroe Oauic
Milcor ipieoer SuWdblt - Nie suoor
ber,idte in Sellers Nabrif Elm 10 re:
ger Sert.br Wie selaoe Jest. I'm al
len Anfol cernnssn Sere1t ws,pen ~
tonhen. bat 9err Seller iit ueraniaBI
9eleben, Die Oampitratt in jc,nem,
Glabllliemsnt 81 %uerooppeln - ser,
9tld. Sudsle, ueldsr eben wieoer
a%,beitsIdbis SewOroen, piro ieine
SbdliSteit Don bier uad Soabo uerle
gen., Die Gei1e Der frau Nnnu
OfahIsu seborene IldolaHs, melae
bier an Der Nussebruns ita,b, III
OonnerltaS MorSen mad einsm um
10 ubr 9ebaltenen Sraueramte por
Der 81. Faul'e &lrde aus inter GROCER
Sbe'lnabpe beeroist wo,oen. Ole Der:
ltorbene mar adt Sabre. Ouisentin
oes &te4endores uno bat ais lol1e
piel CUR Gbre @ottss beiaetrasen.
UtoSen ibre Seroienite our1 Die Sreu=
ben oes 0immels belobnt weleen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12

s Ssne feinen &osers brsifa9
platttrten WteNer uno @absln ,u So
80 iir ieas uon ieoer Sorte iiuo elm
wi,tlides Saraaiu. Sauft iie bel
|Ysbriiosr Gla,t. Oesaleiden iene
srtra plattilten Hosers SbssloHtl fir
81. Seine Nidel iilberne SbeeloHel
Ill Scots Der Set; anoere e0ifsl per-
bdltniBmdbis bil's.
e8 Ser pom Sobn @. @otter
sebaltene e dub ausue,fauf bat e;neu
suten grfols. Sein Sdubseus If
gut unb oausrbaft uno bic FreiIe iinh
rabelbaft sering. 8 ba
eN Ssiebt bic porsisliden boys
pelten O,ec Drills bel Der WtcS ormld
grnt'maldinen so. Sic iino bic eins
,issu oopuelten Disc Drills, Die einea
Grfols baben. 14-ba.
eR 6armer BON Slices unb I'm,
seseno! Srinst guren @sisen CUR
Benton Sountp Noler. Utlbte IN Nts
ces. nnlere Wible lift u~olitdnSis
reparirt, unb mir liefern gu9 etn
Otsbl, mie es nidt better in irsent
elmer Wible I'M 0Orbweiten fabrisirt
lpiro.
s Sarmen ouer art biuis su
p%erfaufen. Seoinsunsen gu eriraseu
bel Srant Minette, Saut Centre,
Winn. S-3m
~ 8iebfutter ieslider Sorte,
semabten fur 8 Gents per 100 Pfs.,
mas einem A9tel bes Wablselses
sleidfommt. in Der Benton Counts
Wtible gu &iees.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12

oSsnn Sbr ni6t sebnnben ieib, no bic @aaren gu
~foafsn, Die gnrem Sutereiie uno 8uuide am beiten bic
nsn. bonn psroet Sbr osus ale 3psifel Cure Iertisem
@spdnser sauiem bel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12

5 Wdbreno Der lesten Gage Der
ebarpo6e uno am bobbl. Snaieite
fnost Der 8Ottesoienlt in Der gatbe:
otale mte fol9t fat: Wie seite,n,
Wiltpo9, Nbeno, 10 itnoeu beute uno
morSen abeno balb 8 ubr Die Sc
nebrd" itatt. Nm @riinoonnerltaae
miro morsens 8 l1br Der bodu'ne
0err Silhof Srobec elm Fontifical=
amt celebriren uno mdbreno beslelben
Die bl. Dele we,beh. Jim gbarireltaa
beginner Die Ceremonies mor9ens 3
ubr; abenos na6 ben Wetten ]sol
lionspreoist in enSlider Sprade Am
9barlamnag Sesinn DER Geremonien
balb s ubr nit barauffolo,n osm lson
t%,ficalamt. Nm 81. Olts,i. lte pouti:
fight Der bodU'te %e,r V,,bot NOR
gems balb IL llhr, uno bodu. Sosrr
Gatbeprolpfar,er Sones bolt Die ,Ssit.
prsoiSt; absnos buIb s llbr Eontiii
calpesper init F;rsoist, sebalttn pom
bo6lu. Or. @siieron, 9t,clor ccs
st. Fails Semruars Der GrSoio,sle
st. Foul. Gum SdluE miro oer Ooer-
birte Den SeSeu NIT BEN N%uerbelia=
lten e~rlbeilen.
S WOntaS traf in Ser bii9o1idsn
Jtelioeni etn oil ben bo1n. 0trtu
9iid Fsiifes. Yiarrer Der Wemsinoe
81 ecen Sallsp, aorenirter S.tsi Elm,
lpelder bic Hadribt pom Dem Soce
oes Salers oes bot)u. Nerrn Eelifsr
entbielt. eienannier bo6m. 6err mur=
be Dor 8oden pen Dem leinem Sater
%iuseroBenen un9lif in 3enntniB se
ieet. barob er ii1 gu elmer 3ts,ie nod
%lelner altsn 6ematb in I%uremburs
enllhloB. Oteie mollte er am Gage
na1 Oitern autreten; bic Sooesnad:
ridt miro j,benfaus ieinen g:ntidluB
dnoern. Dem bodu. 0srrn Ys,ifer
entbielen mir bielm,t unisr aufri1ti.
Ses Ssileio uno rmpfeblsn bic Seele
oes 0eritorbeuen Dem anbd1tisen &c.
bette Der Yeler uniereS Slalles.
5 Contractor &ldmouo pom Wel
role bat fur bic 8,rde in Nsm Dtu,
MID 4S Sdnte fab,i;irt, rptlbe lsete
Isolde %auf9eitellt muroen. Yin neu
er berrli6er Mepoiitions Mltar, tpel=
der Elm @si9ent einiser prominenten
Observation-Disclosures pom Stem Wunid
lit, traf leste 8o9e bort Elm uno miro
oerielbe bel Der 4rabtesuns uno Auf=
eritebuassieier @ermenouns inben.
s Sir bic in Sarmins pom bo6w.
P. Sincens, .. g. D., paitori,ts st.
aalbarinentr,9e lino in lestsr 8o1e
sluei neue 9loden %ansefommen, oeren
better uno reinel 3lana am bobBl.
Siterieite gum e, item Wale bas yob
oes 9errn uertinoen iou-
5 Die BON BEN Sunsfrauen Der ct
N'6aels WsmeinOe 81 Sprlns 6ill
seibsntten neuen &iersebn Stationen
II loen am YaiiiOnsionntase ieierlid
9eueibt.
5 Sas Sieben Sdmersenfeit. bas
Fatrousiet Der @smeinoe 81 Nlbanp.
uuroe lesten .S.eitaa our1 ein pom
bobu. P. &incsu; .. .. D.. pon
Sd,mins inter @iiiitens Der bOd'u.
Seneoictinerudter SimpliciuS non
Auon, Stoepbons pom Meh Union
uno Oes bOdw. Ffarrers Gonrao. ..
9. ., 9ebaltsnes 0ohamt ieie,'ihit
be9anSen. Nodlu p. Simplicius
biel Die ~Seitpreoist.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12

Seine Nualitlt Arminltsr Sep=
pide. pii,ce gu 1925 Die
Gue bluiS iein, oieie @o6e
nur.. ..95ctS
grtra luper gang wolene Sn=
gram Geppihe, resuldre IS
Gents @ertbe, bieie @o9e
Sra9t rod unieren Ntata aoer 30
job 3eppi4en. melhe bic belt semad
ten Snsram iino. Qualitdt unb Stpl
pom une in ct. Gtouo cont, oLirt.
@r0Bte ausmabl BON gang noble
men Susram Art Squares 81 auBers
Sewobnlid nieori9em Freiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12
DR.NIVEN

miro AM 20. uno q. Npril in
Ropalton uno am %. unb 90.
EAY 9pril in Eier, iein.
5abn . arbeit in alien i3rpei:
tS4kNNN gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12
Wo0crnc icrtigc 6cwdn0cr fiir Triib'
jabr umo CONNER 1900.
Grans Tan0cl's
Borratb beiteht aus autboriiirten Wultsrn Iir
duBere SetleiounSen ais:
Damen : Sacfen, SapeS. ferti9c Nu:
si9c, Sfirts, iplhe fir Nc9cns
ta9c. Mdneben= nnt &inbcr:
Saden unb SapcS.

auf ieben artitel fam man lib u~erlaiien, baB
.r aulpOrlttO ut uno Der allssmeinen SeuOrsusuns
,ntipri6t. Der @unid FOLDER. Die rOutersar
a,suts" iir oisie Saiion traae,. miro b0ber seben
als JOINT. uno SaB mir bielem @unide aeredt
werssn, ma6t uniere @dare popular. Solde
ssaare isilbietsn, b,iust ieben Sag eineu neuen
sasn suiriecsnsei tsuten Sunoen. lluisrs Freils
iino 10 mdBia, oab taum cine Competition ,suae
lallsn miro, Iueni9itens nidt bic isner Sduier,
utlss crit Damn OH Den 9intauismarft seben,
wsnH Die selien @aarcu bereits pom Den irib elm
MISUNDERSTANDING iino 9Sir maren inter Den
srsen gintduiern uup tOnucu Sud oaber uieori;
ssre %reiie, before Multer mo before SSertbe
aehen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12
ct. Muauha.

Oie bier uab alermdrts in bober
A6tuns itebenbe Samilie Bernbaro
3onis, cine Der dlteiten in Stearns
9ounlp, rpuroe Oienitas in tieie 2rau=
sr perfect, ais iie pom benz uneruar=
tsten Sooesfalle ibres S9mieseriob.
nss, bes in Benton County rpobnbaf
ten 9einri9 Wardforo, in 3enntnib
Seiebt muroe. ge.idiebene Wtitslie
DER beiaster Samilie ltelten lid Gam
flag on BEN DIT Der Trauer elm, un,
oem 0erwanbten, Der on iensm Sage
in 1lln besraben wurbe, bic lests
gbre 4 errpeilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12

Wcuu ibr Gin 8utes Wtittel baben wuut
guer Slut su reiniaen, bic Nerpe Al 1tdrtrn
uno bic Contribution Al fldftiaen, braudt
Spoo'S Sariapariqa. @ebraudt MUIR Souo's.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-12

SoooS $iaru beilen Bre9rei3, aopfidmer3
Gus Dem Uta9en uno nnperoaul,mteit.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.
Bill Concerning Its Abridgemen
introduced in the senate.

4 Bill Concerning Its AbridEement
introduced in the Senate.
Mr.. Chandler by request. introduced a
bill in the Senate yesterday for the proven
tion Of the denial or the abridgement of
the right of citizens Of the United States
the bill Mr. Chandler said that. though he
had framed it, he had done so by request,
and was not yet prepared to press its con-
sideration.
The bill declares void and imperative
any requirement OF any qualification for
suffrage prescribed by any State in its
constitution or laws which directly or in
directly, by express words or by any de-
vice or subterfuge, is made to apply to
colored citizens and not 10 whites.
Section . makes il the duty Of election
officers TO allow such colored citizens if
otherwise qualified, TO register and to vote
despite the disqualification imposed by the
State.
Section gives the citizen the right Of
action for $500 damages against a regis
tration officer who refuses to register
him and the officer is also subject 10 a
fine OF 81 900 and six mo1ths Imprisonment
for each offence.
Section provides like penalties for elec-
tion officers who refuse to accept ballots
Of colored citizens. csedings under the
bill are to be had in United States courts,
and the United States district attorneys
are charged with their prosecution. At
Mr. Chambers request the bill was re-
ferTed TO the Committee on Privileges and
Elections
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
The NAVY YARD BRIDGE.
The Commissioners Recommend II
New structure over the River.

The Commissioners have transmitted a
report to the Chairman OF the Senate
Committee on the District of Columbia
upon the bill providing for the improve
ment and Strengthening Of the Navy Yard
Bridge.
In their letter to Senator Mcmillan the
Commissi toner's state that the bridge is
known TO be defective and that the truss
is so made that additions to it are not
mechanically practicable. The practicable
and only proper course to pursue, say the
Commissioners is to rebuild the bridge.
for which purpose an appropriation has
been requested several times at the in
stance Of the Engineers Department.
The present bridge the report con-
tinues lis quite inadequate and new
bridge should be provided at the earliest
possible date Therefore the Commission
ers recommend that the bill be amended
so as 10 provide for the same, that an
appropriation Of $lG0 GOO be made to start
the work in accordance with plans pre-
pared by the Commissioners and approved
by the Secretary OF War, and that the
Commissioners be authorized to contract
for the completion of the work at total
estimated cost Of 1915 600 to be paid from
time TO time as appropriations may be
made by law"
The report ends with a strong plea for
the enactment Of the bill with amend
ments as suggested.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19
ANNOYED BY HUCKSTERs.
& Citizens Argument Against Their
Outcries on the Streets.

= Citizens Argument Against Their
Outeries on the Streets.
Burton II. Meade few days ago sent a
communication to the District Commission
! ors relative to the crying of hucksters IN
the streets Of the District. He requested
that article Of the Police Regulations be
amended by striking out the word need
less" causing the rule to read as follows:
No person within the District Of Columbia shall
make any noise or outcry Tor the purpose Of adj
verti,ing wares or attracting the attention or in
wiling the patronage Of any person for any hack
or vehicle or any business whatsoever, etc.
Mr. Meade's communication contains a
strong argument in favor of the change.
His communication was referred by the
Commissioners to the Assistant District
Attorney James T. Pugh for an opinion as
to the effect the change proposed might
have from the legal standpoint. In his re-
port Mr.. Pugh states that up to a few years
ago the law enjoined that no noise or other
cutlery could be made by hucksters in the
streets. Trouble he says, "arose in try
ing to enforce the law in the Police Court.
The judges in every case required some
evidence showing that the outcry was
needless and unusually loud, or in some
manner such as was likely to disturb the
peace and quiet Of the neighbOrhood.'
The Assistant Attorney does not favor
the change suggested and recommends that
il should not be made
The Commissioners have taken the ques-
ton under consideration.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-19

Aqueduct, L. l. entries for iomorrow's races.
Probabilities track heavy.
First race-For mares three years old and up-
ward; six furiougs lambert, 10: Dangerous
Maid, 20; The Amazon, s.; star Chime. %. Wine
pres, no; Jamaica, Golden Rattle, S.; L'Allou-
cite, IL; Prejudice, lOi; Lady Lindsey, 10; Her
Lddyship. 90.
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward !:
selling one mile and seventy yards.-Robert
Bonner, 100; Tony Honig. ll2, Baunock IIs:
Hold TIP. Tyrshena, lo5; Rare Perfume. lO4:
Judge Mage loj; Mouzeltof, l03: The Gardner
ia. Double Dummy, 100; Expelled IG.
Third race-EOr three-y carulds and upward:
handicap; about seven furlongs -Bunay Bow
l26; thartntus, IL; Kriss Kringle llG; Benue-
vile, lli; Maxine Gomez. ll2: Elfn CONG. 10:
MckItenbac1. 100; Robert NetcaIfe. o.
Fourth race-The Rose Stakes: for flfes two
wears old. four and onc-half fmongs.- Onduris.
LeHaide. Ida Corhey, Ego.i5m. Infalibe. Manga.
Ashes, Educate, Anecdote 1l2.
Fifth ace-For madens three years old and
upward selling; five and oue-half frlours-
Lady Harriet, %; Allowance. 100; Go0dlie los:
Maggie Doyle %; Christmas Carol, o. H0pbr1ok.
lOl; Puri'actor, kimmJge, los; Tourline, los;
Pr0st, %; Rose ruawney, %; George simons,
100.
sixth race-For ;wo-yearo'ds; four and one
half iuriongs. Light Ball. lOl; Fouch. III;
llorsa, The Golden. BillionJire. Dr. Barlow lOi;
The L0afer, l0l; Australia 100; Shawnee, Con-
ME, l0l; Himself. lGf
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THE RACING CALENDAR.


AQUEDUCT L. T., April ls.-Track heavy.
First race-For two yesrOlds; selling: four and
one-haf fHlongs. Lambkin CicJoyntl. : to 5,
won; Dandy Boy (o'Connor). to 2, second. Fair
Rosomonde Hrash) IS to l, third. Time. O:59 Is.
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward;
handicap; five and oue-haif iurlongs. Meehanu.
tMclntye), TO 8, won; Boney Boy CO'Leary),
. to 2, second; Olea ClitchelD, to I, third.
Time, 100 40.
Third race-For four-year olds and upward;
selling; about seven fur0ngs. Clrhupcle
lo'Le1ry), to 5, won; Sweet Cdporal (NitchriD,
to ., second; Golden Sceptre CMcintyre). u to
!. third. Time, 80
Fourth race-for three-year-olds and upward:
handicap; one mile and seventy Yards. Wait Not
(O'CouLor). to 3. won; Ten Candles (Hami,ton)-
to ., second; Knight Of the Garter tSicJoyntj
to D. third. Time. 1.49 25.
Fifth nce-For four-year-olds and upward:
selling; six iurongs. Rinaldo OIoJoynD. 10 L.,
won; Diminutive (O'Leary), to , second
Lindula Cooper, S 20 !. third Time lis 3-5
sixth race-For maiden three-year-old five
iurlones- tnmassed Spencer, even, won; Mer-
Ger AHtcheip, TO ], second Long Isle III.
Lewis, TO !, third Time 1905 -.
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WASHINGTON BOYS ENTERED.
Great Interest in the Athletic Games
at Princeton.

PRINCETON, April ls.-The open handi-
cap games which will be held on Osborne
Field in Princeton next Saturday will be
the largest in the history of the Univer-
sity Athletic Association. All the stars
at Yale. the University of Pennsylvania,
Cornell, and Columbia have been entered,
while entries have also been filed by the
arrangements Of Haverford Johns Hop
kins. Lawrenceville and the Princeton
Preparatory School, Pennington Seminary,
Rutgers and the Central High School in
Washington.
The programme will consist Of the usual
thirteen events. the most interesting of
which will undoubtedly be the twO-mile
race between orion, the old Pennsylvania
runner. Alex Grant, OF Pennsylvania and
Captain Cregan Of Princeton.
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THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
Washington and baltimore Left out
of the Schedule Adopted.


NEW YORK. April 19.-The Eastern
League Of professional baseball clubs met
in room 10, Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel this
afternoon. and in four hours time adopted
an entirely new constitution. issued j
playing schedule for the season, bound the
clubowners toge Their for a period Of five
years, appointed its umpres, ard finished
up a mass OF other business. That such
good time was made is due largely TO the
efforts Of President Powers, who had
everything ready for ratification when the
meeting was called to order at $3.50 o'cl-ck.
After the session ended President Powers
said the league was never in better shape.
The new constitution embraces all the
good features of the National, Western.
and Eastern League laws. The cluboSneIs
signed the agreement binding them TO-
gether for five years TO prevent any tam
pering by any other league, and is a pr OF
in itself that the National League wanted
the Eastern League to take In Washington
and Baltimore more than the latter or
ganization wanted 10 take in those cities.
1t is also a guarantee that the National
League will not be able to dispose Of
Washington and Baltimore TO the Eastern
League for at least five years.