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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24
Kronika MiejScowa.
z Rady Miejskiej.

Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu Ra-
dy miejskiej, pierwszem cd czasu
wprowadzenia ma urzad nowych al
dermanow, prezydowaf, jak zwy-
kle, burmistrz Harrison.
Marszafkiem sergeant at arms)
novel Rady miejskiej obrano ME-
jakiego Cortletta, republikanina,
36 gfosami przeciw 80. Urzad ten
pelnif dotychczas demokrata John
H. Dollard.
Burmistrz Harrison zamianowaf
komitet do podwyzszenia tor6w
kolejowych. Weszli do niego alder
mani Goldzier, Jackson, Duddles.
ton, Carey, Maypole, Boyd, Bell
fuss, Patterson Badenoch.
Zatwierdzono tez zamianowanie
sedziami policyjnyHi: Guido j.
Chotta W nowym sadzie policyjnym
IL dystryktu P. H. Duggana W 9
dystrykcie, ma miejsce Johna j.
Hennessy, ktory zrezygnowaf.
Jacob Frank nadesfaf zazalenie,
ze W czasie wybor6w W 6 wardzie
otrzymaf jako kandydat ma alder
mana wiecej gfosow cd swego pre-
ciwnika Martina, ktory zostaf uzna-
ny jako wybrany. Zfozono te spra-
we W rece komitetu wybor6w,
Dfuzsza debata powstafa mad ra-
portem komitetu ulepszeh publicz-
nych. Aid. Jackson zadaf, by W
przyszfosci ME budowano wiecej
chodnik6w drewnianych, tylko sa-
me cementowe. Uznano to zadanie
"a niestosowne dla wfascicieli do.
NOW zanadto kosztowne; W koncu
odrzucono projekt 46 gfosaml pre-
civ 16.
Przyjeto rezolucya aid. Goldzie'
ra, by wyznaczyc komitet zfozony
z 6 alderman6w i 5 obywateli mia
sta, ktory ma sic zajat zbadaniem
obecnych nieporozumien robotni-
czych. Do komitetu wejda alder
mani Goldzier, jackson, Badenoch,
Mavor, Watkins i 'Werno; Goldzier
bedzie przewodniczacym.
= Przyjeto tez rozporzadzenie, aze-
by szef stray ogniowejj udzielif
5kazdemu strazakowi po 10 dni wa
kacyj. = 1e1@ -il'@ ' ''->,' r. A.
Z Zalatwiono jeszcze rome -dro-
bniejsze sprawy, potem odroczo-
no sic az do d. Z Maja, z powodu,
re dzien 80 Kwietnia bedzie po-
swiecony podejmowaniu admirafa
DeWeya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24


go do kaucyi. Aylwarda natych-
miast zabrano do wiezienia powia-
towego.
Donosilismy o tenn morderstwie.
Aylward, jak wiadomo, W i6dce
swojej podejmujac swoich kilku
przyjaciof, nagle bez powodu ma
padf ma Mich, nozem skaleczyt
smiertelnie Larkinsa, ktory wkrot-
ce potem umar}, skaleczyf innego
przyjaciela, W koncu sam sic cd.
daf W rece policyi. Wczoraj W
swej cell ma stacyi policyjnej przy
50 ulicy probowaf Aylward rozbi6
sobie czaszke o zelazna krate q Z
drzwi. Kiedy klucznik to spo-
strzegf, juz Aylward byf krwia o.
blany miai kilka ran ma gfowie.
zdofano go zwiazae przewieze do
szpitala powiatowego, gdzie mu o.
patrzono rany. w czasie sadowych
ogledzin twierdzit tylko ciagle, zs
dziafaf W obronie swego zycia.
Sprawy robotnik6w.
Kontraktor j. w. Hurst, zam.
pm. 1049 N. Lawndale ave., idac
wczoraj do budynku Fishera przy
Dearborn str, kt6rego reperaeya
sic zajmuje, zostaf zapytany przes
jakiegos strajkera, czyli nalezy do
unii. Hurst odpowiedziaf, ze ME
miaf jeszcze czasu przystspie do
uni: "a to zostaf uder1ony wtwars
tax SLIME, ze upadf ma ziemie. Ma
pastnik jego kopaf go nogami, pc.
XII ME obronii go przechodnie.
Pojawif sic take policyant, kt6ry
aresztowaf uciekajacego strsjkera.
Aresztowany podaf swe nazwisko
jako James White, zostaf przez
sedziego Martina skazany ma $40
kary i koszta. Hurst mogt o VITA.
snych siiach dostae sic do domu.
Richard Williamson, czfonek
frmy Williamson & Co., zajmujacy
sic sprzedaza aparatow gazowycb
elektrycznych, wracajac 0 godz'
l popofudniu restauracyi do swe-
60 biura, zostaf ma rogu Randolph
str. Fifth ave. 2 tyiu uderzony W
glove przez nieznajomego napa-
stnika, kt6ry uciekf. Williamson
upadt, straciwszy ma chwile przy-
tomnosc, Jest on ptzekonany, ze
napastnikiem jego byi jeden ze
straiker6w, kt6rzy dawniej praco. :
wall dla jego firmy. ,.a.,7-ss
W Ma Fifth ave. j Washington strt
zostaf blacharz Fred Williamson.
pracujacy dla D. w. Donaghue pm.
2725 South Park ave., przez ME.
znajomego strajkera obalony po.
kopany nogami.
Gubbins, prezydent nBrickla-
yers' and Stonemasons' Union"
twierdzif wczoraj, ze'dzisiaj ME
beda sic odbywafy roboty przy lad.
nym nowym budynku wzietym "
opieke przez zwiazek kontraktor6w.
Niewiadomo, ma jakichzasadach
tax twierdzif.
Kompania Eg6rnej kolei North.
western oznajmiia wczorak Re bu-
dowa kolei bedzie sic odbywafa
mimo strajk6w nieunionisci otrzy.
maja tam prace. Strajkerzy maja
nadzieje, re ME dopusci do tego
prezydent kompanii, Loubel'back,
kt6ry "a kilka dni ma przybyt. do
Chicago:
Fabryka sztab zelaznych nale.za-
ca do Illinois Steel Co." W joliet
zostafa wczorai rano zamknieta as
czas nieograniczony. 800 robotnS.
k6w stracifo tam zatrudnienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOwei.
Chicago, "a Kwietnia 1900.

Ma wojne wsp6iczesna sk}adaja
sie tax niezwykie czynniki, wyna-
lazki techniczne tax dalece zmie-
nfy dotychczasowy typ wojenny,
re nietylko strategicy politycy,
lecz take lekarze znajduja ciagle,
pole do nowych badan wyszukl-
wanna nowych srodk6w. = Wojna
pofudniowo-afrykanska przynosl
dose hczne niespodzianki, z kt6-
rych wiele jest dotychczas zupetnie
niezrozumiafych. Temi wfasnie
kwestyami zajmuje sic jeden le-
karzy niemieckich ambulansu ocho-
chotniczego W liscie, nadestanym
do ,,Kelnische Zeitung.'
Najdziwniejszym wypadkiem wy
dale sic owemu lekarzowi fakt, re
W bitwie upada czasem zofnierz, i
umiera wkr6tce potem, na ciele
jego niepodobna znale5c ami sladu
jakiejkolwiek rany. Wypadki ta-
kie obserwowano juz W ostatniej
woinie grecko tureckiej, opisano
Mich try. Ludzie CT skarzyli sic
pred smiercia ma gwaftowny Dol
W dolnej czesci brzucha koio 20
iadka, przyczem pokazywaty sic
objawy, towarzyszace silnemu
wstrzasnieniu. Ma ciele niepodo-
bna byio znalese chotby najlzej-
szego obrazenia. Zupefnie analo-
giczne wypadki wydarzaja sic W
obecnej wojnie. Dwaj Oranczycy,
ojciec syn, zginei cd eksplozyi
wielkiego granatu stalowego; mimo
dokfadnych ogledzin poSmiertnych,
ME znaleziono zadnego sladu obra-
zenia zewnetrznego. Naturalnie
lekarze famia sobie glove mad tenn,
W jaki spos6b rzecz ia jest mozli-
wa. Ma razie przypuszczano, re
jest to skutek silnego pedu powie-
trza ma brzuch, wywofanego przez
eksplozye. zofnierze CT m6wili bo-
wien pred Smiercia, re czuli W
krytycznei chwili jakby slime ude-
rzenie W brzuch. Wskutek tego,
bye moze, nastapifo iakies przer-
wanie jednego wewnetrznych Or
gan6w. W kazdym razie sprawa
ia ME jest jeszcze wyjasniona.
" mifem przeciwienstwie do
tych niewyt46naczonych wypad-
k6w smierci, stoja niezbyt rzadkie,
prawie cudowne fakta wyleczenia
ran bardzo ciezkich, mp. W glove.
Jednego angielskiego zoinierza
trafit pocisk karabinowy W lewa
skron, wyszed3 kofo prawej szczeki,
ugodzif ciato W drugiem miejscu,
W obojczyk, obr6cif sic catkowicie
miejscu utkwif W miesniu. Ra-
niony doznaf cze5ciowego narusze-
mia nerwu twarzowego, utraty sma-
ku itp., potem objawi4o sic jesz-
cze porazenie twarzy.
W innym wypadku uderzyf po-
cisk W staw miedzy szczekq g6rna
a koscia jarzmowa prawej strony,
przeszedi popod oczodolem i wy
szedi czaszki przez dolna powie-
le lewego Okla. Rane wylAGzono
cafkowicie, rekonwalescenta
zauwazono tylko slepote ma barwy
wysokim stopniu. Gdzieindziej
pocisk traff W lews szczeke dolna i
wyszedf dopiero u dolnego brzegu
fopatki. Skutkiem tego nastapito
cafkowite porazenie lewej strony
ciafa prawego ramienia, znaczne
zaburzenie W przefykaniu, bole W
okolicy si6dmego kregu szyjnego.
Wszystkie objawy porazenia usta-
pity wkr6tce ME moze juz ulegac
watpliwosci, re czfowiek ten bedzie
uleczonym.
Innemu wybif pocisk po pre-
szyciu podniebienia od wewnatrz
pierwszy zab trzonowy sasiedni
kief, poczem wyszedf przez warge
g6rna. Objawy choroby polegafy
aa o{uchocie poraaeniu tvarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-04-24
2 urzedu zdrowia.

Komisarz zdrowia DIR. Reynolds
ostrzega, re W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych grasuje ospa i re szczepienie
ubezpiecza pred MIA zupefnie. w
calym zeszfym roku W cafym kraju
zaszfo 5267 wypadkow ospy, a z
tych 272 byfo smiertelnych: W roku
biezacym zas W 81 miesiacach Ia
szlo az 794S wypadk6w ospy, a 402
byio smiertelnych.
w zeszfym tygodniu umarfo W.
Chicago 56l os6b: o 8 wiecej, niz W
tygodniu poprzedzajacym, a o 8
mniej, niz Ew odnosnym tygodniu
zeszfego roku Osob pfci mezkiej
umarfo 297, a pfci zenskiej 264.
Dzieci ME liczacych wiecej niz rok
zycia, umarfo 109; dzieci we wieku
1-5 lat, 81, os6b liczacych prze.
.szfo 60 lat, l3l. Ma dyfterya u
mario Is osob, ma tyfus 2, na
szkarlatyne 6, ma grype lS. Samo'
b6jstw byfo 10 a innych gwaito-
wnych wypadk6w smierci Is.
Urodzifo sic zas'w zeszfym tygo-
dniu $50 dzieci, a mianowicie 2S4
chfopc6w 296 dziewczat.
Sam sobie tworzyf prawa.
Mat. Wyszynski, zam. pm. 1888
49 place, wczoraj zafantowaf komo.
de swej lokatorki, pani Kate Nc
Cormick, gdy,ta mu oswiadczyfa, il
ME jest W stanie zapfacic komorne-
go. Pomimo protest6w wierzyciel-
XII zaciagnaf komode do swego mie-
szkania. PAM McCormick posta-
rafa sic sedziego Fitzgeralda o
rozkaz aresztowania Wyszynskie.
go. kt6rego tez aresztowano.
Oskarzony o morderstwo..
Jnry koronerska oddafa wczoraj
pod sad grand jury Wma Aylwar-
da, ktorego oskarza o zamordowa-
ME Wma Larkinss, ME dopuiciia
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
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New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
POLO ASSOCIATION MEETS.
ELECTS OFFICERS AND ADMITS NEW
CLUBS TO MEMBERSHIP.

The annual meeting of the Polo Association was
held at the Metropolitan Club Ffth-ave. and Six
tieth-st. last night. 4 schedule of games was
agreed upon and officers for the year elected. The
initial games will be played at Lakewood next Sat
urday afternoon. 1t was decided that teams which
are eligible for the junior championship could not
exceed twenty handicap. They will have the priv
iege Of making post handicap entry for the
championship. The new clubs elected were as fol-
lows: Aiken Polo Club. South Carolina; Camden
Country Club. South Carolina: Saratoga Polo Club
and Squadron Polo Club. The club at Jackson
Vile. Fla, withdrew.
The officers elected as follows: H. L. Her
bert, chairman; w. A. Hazard. secretary-treasurer
X. l.. Agassiz John &. GroOme. w A. Hazard. T.
Hitchcock jr,, and George j. Gould will compose
the Executive Committee.
The games arranged s follows:
Lakewood Polo Club. April 81 TO May 8
MestChester Country Club, May II TO May 49,
Meadow Brook Polo Club, May q to June 2.
Devon Polo Club. OF Philadelphia, June TO
June 6.
Philadelphia Country Club. June Ii to June 23
Championships and junior CHAMPIONSHIPS June
% 70 July 3. at Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Earlier
than uSual)
ROckaway Hunt Club. July to July lS
Saratoga Polo Club, July 90 TO July Is.
Point Judith Polo Club, July 80 to August l5
Myopia Hunt Club, September 3 TO September s.
Dedham Polo Club. September 10 to September Is
Staten Island Polo Club, September II to Sep
tember D.
Somerset Country Club. September "a to Sep
tember %.
The St. Louis. Chicago and Buffalo clubs viii
announce their games later.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
DECISION AGAINST BRATTov IVES.

APPELLATE DIVISION REFUSES TO SET ASIDE
COLUMBUS BOOK VERDICT
In the suit brought by Brayton Ives. OF Manhat-
tan. against Gilbert j. Ellis and Robert V. Elvey'
dealers In rare books the Appellate Division OF the
Second Department has affirmed verdict for the
defendants. The case first came up in the First
Department. In March, 1890 Mr.. Ives bought from
the defendants book. paying for tt $500 IL ap-
peared that after CoIumbus's first voyage 20
America he wrote TO his friend and patron. Louis
De SAINT Angel. about what he had seen In America
and the voyage and the book containing this,
printed in block letters is extremely rare and val
uabe. In his suit Mr. Ives contended that the
book sold to him was not original edition, but
worth about 81 55 reproduction He
brought suit the difference in the prices
mentioned. and the jury found for the defendants.
Justice Goodrich writing the opinion says there
was no evidence OF express warranty by the de-
PENDANTS. who denied that the book was an imi-
tation. The experts called by the defendants tes-
titled that the book Is genuine. The Justice says
all the facts were laid before the jury, and 1t was
for n
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..

The National Bank Of Commerce will to-day open
business with SOOGOooo capital and about $500 600
surplus with the following officers: Joseph C. Hen
dirk, president; ]. Pierpont Morgan vice-presi-
dent; Edward O. Ieech, second vice-president. w
c. Duvan, cashier. aud Nelson Olcott. James S.
Alexander and II. Il. Fonda assistant cashiers The
directors j. Picrpont Morgan, Frederick
Sturges, Charles Laner, Charles II. Russell Alex
ander e Orr. John S Kennedy Woodbury. Lang
don, John Ciafn, A. d. Juilliard G.. G. Haven
Joseph c. Hendrix. James y. Jarvie. Richard A
McCurdy. Samuel d. Rabcock Frederic Cromwell
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
HEARINGS BEFORE THE MAYOR

Mayor Van Wyck gave public hearing yesterday
the bill passed by the Legislature regulating the
age OF candidates for the police force The pres
ent age limit is thirty years. and If "A man gets on
the eligible list and does not appointment
until he has passed that age he Is disqualified The
pm provides mat In case an applicant gets his
name on the eligible list before he is thirty years
Old he can be appointed any time thereafter The
Mayor said the provision was asonable and that
he would approve the bill
The h!ll regulating the number of uniformed
police officials also came before the Mayor II pro
Vdes that there shall be chief. five deputies
ten inspectors, one captain TO each fifty men not
more than four sergeants and four roundsmen 10
each nifty men the number Of detective sereeants
20 remain as at present. Nobody appea red for or
against the bill. and the MAYOR said nothn.-~
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE coyVEyrroy
COMMITTEE TO MEET FRIDAY TO NAME TINE AMI
PLACE.

The Democratic State Committee will meet az ,ns
Hoffman House on Friday to name a time ana
place for holding the State Convention 10 elect fo
delegates-at-large to the Kansas City Nationaf
Convention and transact other business. There IA
likely be little else done IL is said that Alban
Is the strongest bidder for the convention bur "a
Gently sentiment in favor OF New-York has d.
velOped IL Is likely u is said that the convention
VIII be held In New-YCrk, probably the first wasZ
in June. Democratic plans are much in the air arS
will remain until Richard Croker gets honns-
He will. according 70 present indications arrive
here about MAY ~ 4 strong effort Is being maSs
restore harmony and get Endorsement os NJ
Bryan's candidacy through the State Conventio-
when II meets II Is believed that Mr. Croker u6o
forced through the last meeting OF The state Corr
mittee resolution recognizing Bryan as the ~
tlonal leader will accede to this plan. In the mean
time efforts are being made 70 piacate all Demo-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
INTERCITY CRICKET MATCHES

At a meeting of the Associated Cricket Clubs of
Philadelphia, held recently the following da tes
were scheduled for the match betw cen New York
and Philadelphia July and 4, at New-York and
September l and g. at Philadelphia This action
reversed the dates offered 10 the Phladelphians by
the Metropolitan District Cricket League and as
no official communication has yet been received by
the New York secretary nothing further has been
done In the matter.
The Associated Clubs have accepted the PROPOSE
ton of the Canadian Cricket Association 10 have
the annual match between the United States and
Canada take place at Philadelphia on September u
ana p The Phadelphians will also play three
games with Baltimore this year Two OF these Will
be played in Baltimore and one In PhIladelphja
The dates are May l9 and June %. at Baltimore and
July a. at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
SUING CONDENSED MIX couP4yv

In the Supreme Court yesterday ex-Corpora,ion
Counsel Burr moved for an order directing Tob,
B. Farquhar and James Farquhar give ada
tonal security In their action against the Wisco,
sin Condensed Milk Company 10 recover sss O.a
damages for breach OF a written contract. making
the plaintiffs sole agents for the sale OF the -
fendant's milk IN the United States.
1t was alleged by Mr.. Burr that the damages
claimed We're purely speculative. dependent on fha
question whether the plaintiffs remained tba
agents Of the defendant for FIVE years. The pIaino
tffs, il alleged Violated the contract bv saIi
Ing milk az reduced rates. Decision reseryes
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
YORK AGAINST PRTZEFIGHTS.
PRESIDENT OF POLICE BOARD SAYS NO
LICENSES WILL BE ISSUED.

PRESIDENT OF POLICE BOARD SAYS NO
LICENSES WILL BE ISSUED.
The attitude of the Police Commissioners toward
the przefghters and their clubs cast gloom over
the pugilistic world almost deep and dOleful
as that caused by the passage of the Lewis bill re-
pealing the obnoxious Horton law. Their decision
to refuse to grant license to the club at Coney
Island was surprise TO the promoters, and all of
them are now on the anxious seat The prize1ght-
ers and the professional promoters are already
planning exodus to Westchester County.
President York OF the Police Board has come out
openly in stating the policy OF the Board to refuse
20 grant licenses for public boxing matches. The
Boards position is this" said he IF it is wrong
to hold boxing match on September l. ii is wrong
to permit one to be held on May l. Since the
peal of the Horton law the Board considers that
would be violating the spirit of the law and public
opinion TO issue permit for the holding OF
boxing match. For my own part have never been
in favor of issuing boxing licenses, and if my
wishes had been respected there would have been
no licenses for this purpose issued in New-YOrk
Horton law Horton law
President York also strongly indicated that pro-
prietors of concert halls going 10 have a hard
time to get renewal of the licenses for the com
ing season after May l. and the concert halls of
Coney Island may be fewer in number this year.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION CANES

The indoor championship meeting of the Metro
potan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
will be held in the armory of the 47th Regiment
tonight Some good local runners, jumpers and
general athletes have entered. and fine sport is ex-
pected Following are the contests: One hundred
yard CASH nigh jump. five mile run, 440-yard run
one mile run, 22J-yard dash SSO-yard run twelve
pound shot. 12O-yard hurdle. 220-yard hurdle and
pole vault U'-N
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18

F. 2. Olcott William c. Whitney. III. NICK. Twom-
bly, and Daniel 8. Lamont, the six last named, who
have been members OF the Board Of Directors OF
the National Union Bank, qualifying yesterday
directors OF the Bank of Commerce
Official notice OF the liquidation OF the National
Union Bank. which has practically consolidated
with the National Bank of Commerce, has been
given, and notices go TO the Associated Banks to-
day that the National Union Bank will cease 20
make exchanges at the Clearing House on April Il,
and that after that date the outstanding checks
upon that bank will be redeemed by the consoli-
dated bank. The National Bank of Commerce In
New-fork Will. after April 2i become the Clearing
House agent of the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
&SHPogRIIS ri
0poRTSnfN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING.-Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct.
GOLF.-Interscholastic tournament, Gar
den City, Long Island.
POOL.-New-Yor Athletic Club cham
pionshfp, Knickerbocker Athletic Club cham
pionship.
ATHLETICS.-Indoor championships Met
ropolitan Association. Amateur Athletic
Union. 4Ith Regiment Armory.
TRAP SHOOTING.-New- York German
Gun Club Dexter Park Ridgewood Gun
Club. Ridgewood; Aqueduct Gun Club,
Aqueduct.
FENCING. - Presidents Cup contest,
FencerS' Club.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
PENNSr1TANIA socIETTS DINNER.
BISHOP POTTER ELECTED PREsIDENT-TIIE MEM
BERSHIP MUCH INCREASED.

BERSHIP MUCH INCREASED.
The Pennsylvania Society held its annual meetn,
last night at the Wadorf-As The following
elected officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Bishop Henry G. Potter; first vice president.
Robert c. Ogden; second vice-presdent. Frederick
w. Hollis: third vice president. General Alfred G.
Barnes fourth vice president, Henry F. Shoe
maker chaplain. the Rev. George NJ. Christian:
secretary Burr Ferree; treasurer. John A Hiltner:
members of the council Ghree years.. William Bis
pham. John r. Dos Passos and r. l.. Horton. The
reports showed membership Of 25D against li5
a year ago. when the society organized. Rich
ard F. Cochran presided until the arrival of Bishop
Potter, who was detained by other engagements
until late hour.
Among those present We're Henry r. Towne H.
l.. Horton, Colonel Allen G. RaisweI, Colonel Rob
ert g. Monroe, James ". Mcbride. GeorGe Gray
Barnard, A. G. Hemphill. Isaac p Coale William
Douglas Moore. George A Post. William Potts,
William Rey Raser. Clarence \. Blood Charles
Donnel Gibson, Frank Hunt Potter, the Rev Or
Eliphaet Mott Potter. James May Duane. I. r.
Horn, Thomas +. Keatng. w. \. Reddng and
Edward A. Treat.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18

on the start the men IN the barge New London
took the lead and with thrty-sx stroke in
creased their advantage the juniors until there
was a length OF open water between them. At the
finish OF the seven-eighths of a mile course O3s
lead fully lengths.
The sophomore crew made up as follows:
jackson No . Bradley; No 6, Irvine; No. l.
the start the sophomores took the lead, but their
bow and No. , caught crab" which offset their
advantage. Finally the freshmen made a desperate
squirt and gained few feet. The 'O2 eight were
unable to gain the hated freshmen, who crossed
the finish with about five feet 10 the good
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
Helps for Tired Eyes

going pushed
delicate would drift
depressed?
You No!' with
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depending land
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
A VALUABLE TURF GT,IDr

Volume No of "Goodw1n's Official Turf Guide.
for this year has just been published It contains
the results of all the races run in this ca,ntr,,
from January 10 April Is. inclusive. and other
valuable data regarding the running horse 7, a.
spienddly compiled and edited and will be greatiS
N-Afeeiated % every lover or the Thoroughbred
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
MR.. ALIENS SUCCESSOR.

H. LIKELY TO BE APPOINTED
Washington, April 1.-THE President has un-
der favorable consideration the name of Frank
w. Hackett, Of Portsmouth y. H. as the sue
cessor Of Assistant Secretary Allen. of the Navy,
who has been appointed Governor of Porto
Rico. 1t is expected that Mr.. Hackett's nomina-
ton viii be sent to the Senate in a day or two.
He is about fifty-five years of age and is well
known in New-Hampshire. Mr. Hackett has
practised law in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18

FRESHMEN WIN BOAT RACES FROM sOPHO-
MORES AND JUNIORS

The freshman of Columbia University yes
terday covered itself with glory by winning the
spring regatta. The held the
mile straightaway course on the Harlem River
and proved to be the source of keen rivalry be-
tween freshmen and sophomores
The first contest between the OF and 'OS
eights The freshmen we're boated in the barge
New-London and the juniors in the barge Sara
toEa. follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
TWO TRANSPORTS REy4uED

Washington. April 1.-THE Secretary Of War to-
day renamed the steamer Dickinson recently pur-
chased for the Alaskan station the Seward I'm
honor Of William II. Seward, who conducted as
Secretary Of State, the negotiations for The pur
chase Of Alaska; He also renamed the transport
Resolute recently acquired from the Navv ~
Rawlins. in honor OF General Rawlins F' e