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New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
Gill ADD S22,0OO,OOO
Companies Must increase
Cash Rcser0e on July L.

v,-t, trust companies are arranging to
ne -. cash Withdrawals from their deposi-
nsss - within the next fortnight 10 comply
~ ~. o,,,;rernents Of the new reserve law.
sith 'De ,cs rartlv effective on July l. From
saich ,,ntii February /. 1903, the trust com
asi G. ~ ne ohlired 10 maintain 10 per cent cash
Fsries.' 70 per cent reserve in bonds or in
3 so. psth some bank
sspasS -A-,,s-7 : 1909. the law requires them 20
ATE x rer cent cash reserve on all deposits.
rsiHIA4 = moneys held in trust which are not
sS'us-,.rls under the conditions Of the trust for
rsae - - and also exclusive of time deposits not
fre ,r-,b,- that period. Deposits secured by
rsgso' ,n-7atured bonds issued by the State
'a'.. s..-- york are also excluded
Ne~ ne present law the trust companies are
.n,-ss .n-s to maintain l5 per cent reserve per
-,;cr must be in cash. per cent in bonds
ssa' o .,r- in deposits with some bank A 10
SO ssh reserve viii force the trust companies
= .bout So eao.oco 10 their present cash re-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
THE following petition in bankruptcy was file
!. La ntan cnlrf NasferdAN.

THE following petition in bankruptcy was fled IN
tba United States court yesterday:
Involuntary. against George Alexander' NO; 1, 4zs
1,-anr,a street by the Huh Gore Makers, Rudolph
r = 'f"45,i 4P5,riei5enbach and Edward u. Kahn whose
agrrerate s5l7 Il for goods sold and deliv-
ered Preferences are alleged.
John W. Irwin was appointed receiver or Bued-
- & lanes who conduct a restaurant at the
r+,Jarett House with bond OF 5000 The stock.
axtures and outstanding accounts of the alleged
bankrupts are estimated 10 he worth 1920 Trans
.or NJ property is stated in the petition.
Discharges were granted to Harris Feinsod' Luigi
C,5trari Caffney & Carriere, Gallo Brothers.
May Green A & s. Friedenbach. ]. L. Hatch.
Norris Rosen Greenbaum & Kreisler. Gregory.
Gulick & Co. Peter J. Hartman and David Jan
kOWitZ.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
su.sEgolpERs VOTE TO CLOSE BANK.

1,1t1n June -5--Ar a special meeting here to
srr If the shareholders OF the London Paris and
,-i,sr Rank Ltd.. which has q capital OF s5.ooo,-
: vss decided % place the bank in voluntary
..ss-io,. The assets viii be sold TO q new bank
:. called the London and Paris National Bank
~ss, Francisco which is 70 be incorporated under
- avs c: the United States, with a capital Of
sam
E.s-lv n Der cent of the capital OF the bank now
.-r vpuud ID Is held in California and the de-
,,sr-v o. reconst-ucting the company under
,-s1,an laws had been urged by the larger share
rjer
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,
so Church Street, New York.
June II. 1908.
the Holder. Prior Lien Bonds and General Lien
Bonds under the First Consolidated Mortgage OF
the Erie Railroad Company:

Bonds under the First Consolidated Mortgage Oh
the Erie Railroad Company:
The extraordinary business depression which has
seriously affected ell the railroads throughout the
United reduced the net earnings Of the
Erie Railroad there viii be deficit below the
necessary meet fixed charges for the cur
rent year ending 3o 1908 while it is con-
ndently expected that with normal bust
ness conditions. this deficit will promptly be made
good necessary for the Company temporarily TO
obtain amount from other sources
To this end. among other things. IL been ar
ranged for interest falling due any
time prior July l. 1902 may be purchased for cash
and unimpaired lien deposited pledged under
tire Collateral Indsnture Of April s. 1905 additional
security Six Per Cent Collateral Gold Notes
issued be issued thereunder. thus making the
notes more available the Company means OF
obtaining cash II required such notes to be
accepted par the purchasers Of the for
the amounts advanced for such purchase. While such
temporary relief will probably suffice for the main
enance operation of the property during the
rent calendar year, II will be sufficient for the
completion of the improvements begun years ago.
but which have reached condition where they
are available producing additional for the
Company.
anticipated that the funds for such improve
could provided from the sale Of your Com
pany's General Mortgage Bonds hut principally owing
the injury done to your Company's credit by the
falling earnings during the existing business de-
preston bonds salable except at pro-
hibitive prices
security Of the General General Mort
Bonds It is expected that plan will shortly be
bonds for period sufficiently long enable the Com
pany out Of its current funds to complete i'm
proyenlents now under way and thus get the benefit
Of expenditures already made. but which as
You are therefore notified that your COUPONS falling
due July 5'oS VII he po AZ pTeetn pa I a8
sgrreuder Thereof on before yUne 30 1sos at their
By order Of the Board Of Directors
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
y FREE TRAVEL FOR UNEMPLOYED

-su'ha' Liberal immigration League with
- a. So ls1 Nassau street, issued an
fA yesterday Tor free transportation by The
III Tor unemployed laborers and mechah-
- @oes where work may be obtained the
B sent recommendations TO the delegates
T. V0o-csn National Convention. with re-
- they - embodied in the platform
-. ,-aoe ore for the maintenance Of the
-. lia4gfstlon laWs. q free transportation
! ~. oh the lines Of she appeal. and q plank
'of The deport alton of aliens who have
N, 'ed of felony
@5n@ misunderstanding the headquaf-
- ieagDe have beer flooded for several
a, .'snpioyed persons. on The Eapposifion
u ss,.,sue could furnish them with the means
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
: 1RIKsFER FEDERAL PRISONERS.
1 ron Washington Thought TO Indicate
abandonment Of State Institutions.

IBy Telezra7a 70 The Tribune
7And. june l5-A message received here 10
/. william L Day. United States District Az
lo1 Northern Ohio, is taken to indicate that
'7'srsl government viii hereafter con1ne hs
- II federal prisons The message, sent ps
- General Bonsparte. IS TO the effect mat
-as- Prisoners sentenced hereafter for terms
fssf Or more and those prisoners who stili
wear 70 serve. are to be transferred from
Fisonk Il Atlanta and Fort LeaVen"orth-
-ahgs II policy affects the entire country, II
- Prisoners from east % Pittsburg going
ieoeral PRISON in Atlanta. while all othefs
|avenworth.
~ u the most noted of the Ohio federal prls-
T.. 4 2. Spear. cashier of the oberlin Ma
4 'enE, v1ctimized by Cassie Chadwick
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
fsRcELS POST WITH FRANCE.

aash'ngtca. J1,re ia parcels post agreement
ssssE the United States and F-ance was signed
= by Postmaster General Meyer and Ambas-
- s1ssersnd. Of France
Or the terms Of the convention. which Is 10
M effective August 3, packages up 10 four
"a anc six ounces viii be carried at the rate
: osn1s pound. Later the maximum weight
aeEsges winch czr he sent hy mail 10 France
y Tste of Z cents 4 pound VIII be increased 10
m pounds
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR STfIRTs.-OEFICD OF ASSISTANT
l.. Purchasing Agent. Panama Rail Road Company "a
state street Sew York June Is. ia05Seaed proposals
at Office until 200 z. M June 18th.
faS for furnishing mentioned articles Blanks
information De obtained AT this ONCE
NoRDSIEk. Asst Purchasing Agent
S.EAI.F,D PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL BE Re-
- ceived until $50 p June -. 1905 and then
D1ened furnishing rehlitng. required approx
niately $40 disinfecting machines the T. s Immgrs
tion station Ellis Island y. Y Fl Particulars to
conditions and limitations be obtained from ROBERT
W. TC y.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNEs
Il C Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice hereby given all parsons having claims
T. Marten. deceased. present the
with thereof the subscriber az tbs Of
OF W H Steenbergh. his OF trsnsacring
business Wall Street IN the City OF New York.
on or before gath June
Dated New York. the l4th day OF Decemoer 1907
ROBERT MARrEN.
Administrator with the will annexed OF Benjamin r
Marten deceased
" n VAN STEENBEPGH. Attorney for Adn,instrAtoeA
10 Wall Street, Manhattan Borough Nsw York
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
E1Y WHITE STAR TOOK OFF SHIPS.

1nouncement vas made yesterday by the White
z Line that the reason for the withdrawal OF
&c freight steamers from the New York and
-s-pooi service was not wholly due To the &C
2 q Ihe railroads II not meeting competing rates
gram II was said yesterday a. the office or
he that the depressed condition of trade gen
siy was q factor In the suspension Of the
asasrs The depression is attributed by the
-Isny u the Inland grain rate situation which
''nsidsrs Uufavorable 10 New York and other
iaadc ports.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
avANA ROAD MEETING ADJOURNED.

ne special meeting of the stockholders Of the
lTanh Central Railroad Company 10 authorize an
Es o. S.5ao0 bonds 70 he used as collateral for
ssBe q per cert three-vear notes. called for
Ee-dsy. was adjourned 10 June % This road Was
,--Porsred n 1915 in New Jersey and acquired the
,nB Il The Insulsr Railway 70 build one hundred
n twenty miles Of road radiating from Havana TO
II both passengers and freight. The main line
Us conpeted last year and the remainder is near
z unpletior
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
Public Notices.

N-oFNAI, COLLEGE OF THD CITY OF NEW YORK.
y Park avenue and Sixty eighth treet-(eV foTk JIne
- examination for positions on the Eligible List
co. instructors of Biology college Department. Will be held
iT tbs college Building June 18th. az A NJ salary
e. 500 with an annual increment Of 500 MAXIMUM sal
OOO to women holding col
Tage 9egrAe with experience teaching. and with ap
orove record Of specialization in Biology Can1idates
ssSorI+ ~ once notify GEORGE s DAVIS. President
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
lrusER COMPANY MusT PAY sAs5. 1e2.

ss,--1aud. Va June 15.-Judgnent for s4S5.1s2 was
--s-s5 here today II favor Of Thomas Stokes
tzzrE ne Chesapeake Western Company. lurn-
y r,6 real estate corporation chartered in Nir-
N ne principal Offices OF which are in New
n c-v Stokes was a stockholder and direc-
,--as oo-panv. and sued 10 recover s5oaeoo. the
u4~ he courany's notes held by him. No de-
.-zzs made.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
THE PEOPLE OF THE he STATE ia 1s,I5! OF NEW YORK By

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
Il grace OF God free and independent
any and. lead. heirs at law and next Of kin
FIoyT L respective husbands
and sal OF kin OF said
ilcsut smith said Nicert Smith. living being ons
and. II she be living her heirs at law and
next OF kin being heirs ard next OF kin %
IovaI l. smith. deceased the and places oS resi-
of all such persons X any, being Unknown senI
greeting
You and of you hereby and required per-
sonalIy appear before Surrogate OF tbs
County OF York the SUrrogate's Court IN sst1
County, held the Hall OF Records IN the CITY Or New
on 22nd OF July. 1903. at 1870 O'Clock in
the forenoon dav. there attend ths
probate l. Smith. deceased. and 20
show II there BE- why the decree hereotors
In OF the probate of the will OF said
Loyal L Smith. deceased. the 10Th day of February
IaOS should be efectual and why the ev-
and proceedings the application for suca
MfIlceut smith. II living and husband II any. and
~ living her heirs az law and next or
kin l. Smith. and their respecttvs rus
bands should bound BY said
and with the same forTf and snecs
tntsnts purposes II she thA said Mill
smith husband. u and u shs
be a and OF kin and tneir
spective husbands II mad been du cited
probate OF said Will and suca
hereby under the age OF rwenry-ons
years. required 10 appear BY your guardian y Jol
have one or II YOU appear and apply for
one TO be appointed the ot your neglect or
failure TO do guardian Will be appointed BY the sur
rogate represent and for in the proce-dins
surrogaas court County % New York to b
wines Hon Abner C Thomas. a Surrogate
said county. the City and County of New York sn
-" - ' DANIEL. J. DOwDNET
rSealT Clerk OF the Surrogatss Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
nRleHT OF WAY HELD AT s1o8, loo, 600

EPaul. June 15.-Thonas Cooper. land commits
~ O. the Northern Pacific Railway, in the
i-ng on the Minnesota rate cases here today
Eded that the total value of the Northern Pa
right ot way was s-0S an or this So 5ooo,0oo
z-ssents the value Of terminals.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
SEEKS TO CLOSE BROOKLYN FERRIES

Fi,-a of the seven ferries OF the Brooklyn feiiy
tor7nany may be closed by order Of the court a
renresentative of the law firm OF Dawes StoHe q
iell I'-t ,,r1iaa fer such an order to Justice
-, - +ba supreme Court, Brooklyn yesterday
The firm is counsel for Joseph j oDonohue' jr-'
H. -aoei,-er Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
j. !. HILL HERE ON WAY NORTH.

Znes J HI arrived here yesterday afternoon
n Washington on his way TO Labrador for his
-ls fishing trip He was AZ his Office. at No 26
asrry street. for q short time he expects 70 re-
~ here for fev- DAYS before starting his trip
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
TILE YANKEE IN COMMISSION

r,,e 15-The cruiser Yankee. OF the
--.,+ad states Navy. went into commission at lf'e
(asr1estown navy yard this afternoon Ihe crulsss
90 - - charge Of Commander c. c. Marsh ana
rin natrol the Atlantic coast in the torpedo So
--ice
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
BY F. D. UNDERWOOD. President
% Wall Street. New York.

% Wall Street. New York.
June IL 1908
Referring TO the above notice of the Erie Railroad
Company we are prepared AT ANY TIME UP TO
AND INCLUDING JUNE 30. 1908. TO purchase at par.
In cash coupons falling due July 1. 1908. of Prior
Lien Bonds and General Lien Bonds issued under the
First Consolidated Mortgage of the Erie Railroad
Company. - -.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
For Both Sexes-COunrry-
StarkeV Seminary
Citations.

rI7HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW ToRK BIZ
n BROOKS Harry p sIunseU Willard Brooks Harri-
son Brooks Margaret spear Benson. sarah e Osborne
Nannstte Spear Srnock the heirs
and next Of kin Eugene Munssll late OF the County
send greeting: Whereas. Harr1sl
a MunseI OF tie city OF New York. has lately apped
I, Sf1rrogatA's Of County OF New YORK.
10 have certain instrument in writing bearing date
the 2st day OF April. relating both real and
personal property. proved the last VIII and
Eugene Nunseu late OF the County OF Ne~
therefore and each OF you are cec
appear before the Surrogate of County OF New
York, Office in the County of New York on tns
18th thousand nine hundred and e1g1t
half past O'Clock IN the forenoon OF that DAY.
then ami the probate OF the said asr
And such Of you a. are hereby cie1
as under age tEentyons years are rs1lirsd
10 snrAar bv your guardian you II
have none appear apply Ior 70 e9 appointed
or the OF neglect failure 20 do so. q
guardian appointed the Surrogate 70 repre-
sent and for you the proceeding -
In testimony whereof. have caused the seal OF
Surrogates OF the said County Of New 4o-S
to be affixed Witness. Hon Aone-
ISeaLI c. Thomas. Surrogate ot our said County
OF York. said county. the 2Dtn Day
Of May year OF Lord thousand nine hun
SrsI ana eight DANIEL J DOWDNEY.
Clerk Surrogats's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16

t,,lieti,s telling of me of the Republican
N.f,ounI Convention at Chicago will be posted at fire.
nnent intervals in front of the Tribune Building.
bsgiuning this morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
1908 1907 1905
niles 95O e.
First in June. Sl45ls2 sioI,ottoo
Iuly 10 7..---- 1.5tS.iZs ofot'SaS o'<f~V''
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA
.-,- - -,lee 3a5 S95
T1!iI"r s43S1S
Julv l I-.---- 2o62Sl5 Z'lZI'znz
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
Firs+ week in June. 12i26 Sl2Sd3s 9oe
January l to June l. 252i'F'3 Z'f--'-'o <'i'''''
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
STATEMENT OF NoN-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement of averages OF tn9 pshas pi
of New York City. Brooklyn, Jersey CITY, fopon IN
ard staten Island which not members OF the
Ne1,- york Clearing House Association. but Whlch
cIear through some of the members. Is as 1oilo"s'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
GAM FRANCISCO STOCKS.

,-.tsoo June i5-The Official closing quota
~ - -...a-- 10y rHere q follnMs.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June Il. 1908.
-1-rEyry RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-16
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

West Point, Newburgh and Poughkcepsie.
Daily EXCEPT sunday By Palace Day 5tsanr
ers Leave Bkyn Fulton St (oy Amen. 8; DESIRES s
St, $40; 42d St. @. ". 10Th ST.. s20 A N Rs
turning on down boat due 42d St, $50 p. II.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
DARTMOUTH BEATS AMHERST.
Lively Game Which The Losers Put Up
an Unexpectedly Good Defence.

Hanover, n H., Nov. 2.-Dartmouth
defeated Amherst Saturday in the an
nual game at Amherst Oval by II to o.
The contest was full of lively plays.
Pishon handled Dartmouth's team at
quarter and did well. His plays were
well selected and were quickly run off.
Dartmouth scored twice in the first half
and once in the second.
The first touchdown came as the re
suit of well directed forward pass.
Pishon to Daily. The second came af-
ter Dartmouth had rushed the ball the
entire length Of the field. Marks plum.
ges being in large measure respon
sible for the score In the second nalf
Dartmouth obtained possession Of the
leather after series of kicks which
kept the ball in Amherst's territory all
the time. Marks carried the ball over
after couple of line plunges and tackle
plays by Hawley.
Amherst's offence proved an unpleas-
ant surprise for the local team. In the
latter part of the first half they rushed
the ball three times to within Dart
mouths 10 yard line. losing there twice
on downs and the other time on an I'M
successful onside kick Haldeman, Adele
and Kilbourne were the best for Am
herst and Pishon, Marks, Hawley and
Sehildmiller forw Dartmouth. The line
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
BROWN SCORES ON HARVARD.
But the Crimson Players Show Flashes
of Good Foot Ball and Win, 6 to 2.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov 2.-Harvard
defeated Brown Saturday afternoon in
very close game by the score of to 2.
The game was clearly contested, there
being only one penalty imposed, when
Brown lost five yards in the second half
for offside play. The contest showed up
some glaring weaknesses In the Harvard
eleven, as well as the most powerful Of
Tense at times the Cambridge eleven
has had for number of years.
The Harvard team was disorganized
by the absence Of Capt. Burr owing to
the injury received Friday. Fish was
field captain, but Burr's absence was felt
in many ways Dunlap, who played in
his place, was weak on the defensive,
and was responsible for a number Of
Browns gains. Burr was also needed
badly to do the punting although Ken
nard and Cutler did fairly well in that
line.
Neither side scored in the first half,
Brown holding her own very well. There
were no long runs during this period, as
the Crimson was laying for Mayhem
and the Brown team stopped all Cor
belts attempts to get loose. For most
of the half the visitors seemed to have
a little the better of the Crimson, but
toward the close Of the period the Har-
ward team started in to play real foot
ball. Dennie fumbled forward pass,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
ON THE FOOT
BALL FIELDS
Princeton Again Held Down
by Army
WHO PUTS UP STIFF FIGHT
Yale and Pennsylvania Have an Easy
Time-comell Beats Pennsylvania
State, While the Indians
Trim Navy.
WHO PUTS UP STIFF FIGHT

For the third time this season, Prince.
ton was held to no-score game Satur.
day, West Point giving the Tigers a
startling battle on the army grounds.
Princeton showed fine attack, but the
cadets braeed in the shadow of their
goal and prevented touchdown. The
wonderful kicking OF Balenti, who got
four goals from the field, beat Annap.
oils, the latter getting one touchdown,
the only one Of the game. Brown gave
Harvard considerable of scare, and
managed to get two points on a safety.
Harvard could not score until the second
half. The showing of the Rhode Island
ers was one Of the surprises OF the day.
A defeat had been expected by a much
bigger margin.
For the first time In it's history, the
Springfield training school defeated Wes-
leyan, outplnying the latter and carrying
the ball over the line twice. Williams
was sent reeling by Syracuse, team
which tore holes in the Princeton line a
week ago. Yale and the university Of
Pennsylvania had easy games. Dart
mouth displayed a fine attack against
Amherst. but the latter also did some
good offensive work, tearing through the
line until two chalk marks of the goal
line, when tumble came. Trinity sprang
a surprise by roundly beating Holy
Cross. Michigan squelched Vanderbilt In
the middle West, and Chicago smothered
Minnesota. This game gives Chicago the
chance to play Wisconsin for the middle
western championship. The results;
At Hanover, n. H., Dartmouth IL, Am.
herst 0.
At Cambridge, Harvard 8, Brown 2.
At New Haven, Ct, Yale 40, "Aggies"
At West Point, N. Y, West Point 0,
Princeton 0,
At Annapolis. Nd, Carlisle l6, Annap-
oils 0.
At Ithaca, N. Y, Cornell 10, Pennsyl.
vania State 4.
At Hartford, Ct, Trinity 2s, Holy
Cross 0.
At Syracuse, N. Y, Syracuse %, Will
liams 0.
At Pittsburg Pennsylvania %, Car
negie "Tech." 0.
At Middlebury, VT, Middlebury 6,
st. ATichaels 0.
: AT Lewiston, Me-, Maine 9, Bates 0.
At Exeter, ~ H., Colby 10, Exeter II.
At Chicago, Chicago 20, Minnesota 0.
AT Ann Arbor, Mich, Michigan q,
Vanderbilt 0.
At Madison, Wis, Wisconsin o, Mar
quette 6.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-02
YALE oARSMEN SILVER.
Fal Regatta Takes Place in Chilling
North Wind.

New Haven, Nov. with chilling
north wind blowing over the harbor and
weather so severe that there were not
over half dozen spectators at the close
Of the events, the fall regatta of the
Yale crews was held Saturday afternoon.
But all the crews went out and shiyered
in the boats. The work Of the oarsmen
was retarded by the choppy condition Of
the water. With the exception OF the
varsity race all the events were rowed
over a three.quarter mile course ending
at the Tomlinson bridge.
The special feature of the regatta was
the race between the three university
crews 1t was very close, the regular
varsity men being separated in the diff
ferent Fights. The crew OF which Capt.
Howe was stroke won the race. In the
contest between the academic and the
Shelf freshmen for the trophy presented
by George ST. John Sheffield the latter
were victorious by close margin.
The new English shell which was built
in Putney especially for the Yale crew
arrived Saturday, but was not used that
afternoon. All that it needs is the in
stalling of the oar braces.
The makeup OF the winning varsity
crew;
Rice, bow; Glenny, 2; Wodell, 3; Hunt,
a Baker, 5; Brainard, 6; Goodrich, 7;
Howe, stroke.
The first juniors defeated the first
seniors Time, 3 minutes so 40 seconds.
The crew: Malone. bow; Howard, 2;
George, 3; Hoyt, 4; Rogers, 5 Austin,
6; Hooker, Z, Hunsiker, stroke; Bellan,
cOXswaiD.
Shelf defeated Academic IL. Time, 4
minutes Is As seconds. The winning
crew; Banaker, bow; II. l.. Stout, 2;
Achilles, 3; L. J. Smith, 4, Paramore,
8; Hunter. 6; Walker 7; J. B. Smith,
stroke; Wood, coxswain.
The second sophomores defeated the
second juniors. Time, minutes Z 3-5
seconds. The winning crew; Brown,
bows Ehrnan, 2: Hewitt, 3; Newman,
a; Rowland, 8; Smith, 6; Broadhead, 4
Maniee, stroke; Logan, coxswain.
The first sophomore crew defeated the
first junior crew Time minutes 30 20
seconds Blair, bow; Traer 2; Petite, 3;
Jeffrey. 4 I4oveioy, 5; Runciman, 6; FL
wen, Z; Frost, stroke; Copp, eoxswain.