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commissioners shall remain in office
until the a.iails OF the corporation shall
have been fully I~iquidatcd, and in the
case Of the death Of any one or more
OF the said commissioners, the survivor
or Survivors shall elect a successor or
successors frUm among the stockhoiG~
ers. The compensated to be received
by the said commissioners shalIbr fixed
at the time Of their appointment.
The sad commissioners shall have
full power and authority to collect any
and all moneys, obligations, bills and
accounts due the said corporation and
receipt for the SANE; to sell at public
sale after legal advertisement by pub
LEGATION IN IN newspaper Published IN
the parish Of PlauuemlneS, Louisiana,
any and all Of the assets OF the said cor
poration, whether movable or imlnOv-
able, and upon such terms and conditions
as they may deem proper, and to execute
a good and valid title therefor. without
the intervention Of . court Of justice or
without being thereby empowered; to
pay the debts of the said corporation,
and distribute the residue Of the funds
which may remain in their hands among
the stockholders in proportion to the
interest of each and to make a tlnal re-
port of their administration at a meet
ing of the stockholders TO be called by
the said commissioners or by the stock
holders themselves in the event Of the
failure of such commissioners to cause
such meeting. Ten (lO) days notice Of
such meeting shall be given to all par
ties in interest b. publication IN Il
newspaper published in the Parish Of
Piauuemines, Louisiana. and written
nc. ice thereof shall b. delivered TO each
stakeholder, either in person or by mail
at his last known pv,tCiiice or address
AZ Shown by the books of the Company
the said publication and written notice
giving the place and date Of such meet
iNg.
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- 1870
VI. ~. n!tn.iI..,
See. K Treas.
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30-A-6-l3-21-U-S-3
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FOR SA!,E.
Fer Safe.

Tn. R"lI Cow Truck Farm, situated
about twenty-five miles below New Or
leans on Louisiana Southern railroad,
measuring two arptnts front by forty
arperts in depth, with packinghouse
and railroad switch on place, where re-
frigerator car can be Ioadcd and shipped
to any northern market. For further
particulars apply to:
JOHN MEYER & SON,
BertranuyiiIe, La.
J-3O-A-G-I3-2,.
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CHARTER.

STATES OF AMERICA. STATE
OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF PLAQUE
MINES:
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shall have printed on their faces the
following: ''Thi5 certificate IS lssu"h
and he'd subject to all conditions and
restrictions set out IN the charter.
Certificates OF the capital stock sh*I'
be rN1cutcd by the President and Sccrt-
tary. under the sea- OF the corporation.
NO certificate shall be ISSUED until the
stock evidenced thereby Shall be fully
paid. When not purchased by other
stockholders as above provided, c"rull-
Gates OF stock may be transferred on
the books OF the Company under such
terms and conditions as the bylaws
shall provide.
ARTICLE V.
All m. c~ornorate mower of this cor
noratiou shall be vested and exercised
nv = BOARD Of Directors to be composed
of THREE C1 shareholders of this cor
m.:.. m.;o.;., of ,,hom ,h.ll
constitutr a uuorum for the transaction
Of business. The stockholders shall
...,. s... a.. l>..,
of til, charter and shall elect its first
D..u &c n;..a..
Th. pa..a 80 n;rooon, shall hold
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A,r vooorcr occ,,rr;rc in ,bo BOARD
, n;,oo+orr frou , c,u,a uh,t.vor
\ .tuoor t,e e,.ct;ors shall ha filled by
ouu,;.;nn d;roc,or.
cho,,,I ;roc,or for o,v ro,con
va n,,verted tram ]attand;nr . meeting
IS .ho poord Wa ~, o;,a bic nrovv
.h;o, -.
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ytate tho n,,rnosp thereof and IL what
manner and 70 what extent the aid
dc,og,tod aut;,or;tv sha)I no exercised
ard the nerso, act;nc under the said
,roxv or mower Of attorney shall within
this power represent the said absent
director in all respects as fully as if
the ,aid director were himself present
Of cold ,roo+;r,
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For Sale.

Sections 10 and II in Township 20
South Range Is, East, at Venice, La,
containing each l02 acres. Apply.
NUNEI 4 AHRENS,
Arab p. O., La.
A 6-lG-2G-21-S-3-lO.
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VIZ olsh1 4.
OF LOUISlANA, PARISH Of PLAQUE
MINES:
+ Be it Known, That on this 9th day of
August, in the year of III Lore. One
Thousand Nine Hundred and tenliSl0 .
and of thr iHlepenGenc" Of the Unlt.u
States Of America, the One Hundred
and Thirty-Fifth u35th), before mv,
Ernest Albert, Clerk Of The Twenty
Ninth judicial District Court t0: the
Parish Of Plaquemines, and EX-Otilin,
d Notary Public duly commissioned and
qualified, and in the presence of the
witnesses hereinafter undersigned, per-
sonalIv came ard appeared, the several
persons whose names are hereunto SUBJ
Scribed who Seve"ally declared that,
avai!ing themselves of the provisions
of the laws Of the State rc.ative to the
organization and formation of corpora
tons, they do by these presents, for
49,. oa;n.. uou a.. sor cnob o.hor
persons who may hereafter become as
~-..,.:, 49,. &c.,. o
themselves into and constitute under
the laws of the State Of Louisiana, a
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Terms Of Sale: CASH. For not less tLan Twenty
Five csc, Cents per acre, in lots as above numbered.
The purchaser to assume all expenses incidental to sur
veying and locating the property purchased.
4 {. MEYERS,
J 30 A g. Il 2O-27-S-3. Sheriff.
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Jark sONI mr. RaCEs.
FsaI DEFEATS charlie Eastman ~ the
tsaasiieap.

IA,EsONyIILE. March 5. The track hsd
dried Out considerably over night but u
was stilI heavy for the racing to-day. The
stake feature uas the Everett Hotel HRndf-
cap. 81 seven fuTIOnEs. in which FONT de-
Tea ted the tavOrtIs. Charlie Eastman, Who
mad up ia pounds. MysttneT and Kane
John the odds on faVOrtte IN he nrSf event.
vas LETT at the post.
The summaries
rir,t Race-Three flrs,nGs -Iae- Dcnnlau. 10
tNIcoN IL 10 s. Won: - 4 hexieAn. III OsTiffOnI
~ - Serori: Htue hou-e. 100 pvN eTsi. 10 10 !.
thri Ttme ga. Bodsgs. Miss Won Der hoten
Touch Ne and Aitsdens also rsa. Master John
S-Sond Rare-FiVe and = half furIongS Mys-
IuO tRstdi : 70 I. second Marie HYDE. ~ NOOrei 4.
= 20 L. third Tine. -. 5 Moline. l0s Heart.
PU~A~ian. u Wh"ian. SYRIA 500 SqnsTr Deal
ThiTd race FI,r and a hair iurlorF- lane
swift iO7 lHenTyl ttO s. won. Mis- OFis ieO Rridi
thlrd Time 1871 Dtetlob Giovanni RaGEio
antheT WuFnot ant N0si KAhOta also ran
F0urth RACE Everett Hotel HRndirap. seven
frfriongs Font, 100 tObcru. 70 '. Won GhATte
va man. Ia poV rrsl, 10 10 second. Hycbrsht
10 Howard . 70 >. thiFd. Tirne, ~ ). Hasty
Fifih Rsce-SH furtooes-GOld Dust, -
Powers. 70 I, Won; LOtta Greed. " King
Ia T. seosBnd Adm0nitor. Toe tWltoul, ~ ~ Z.
thrd Time. ~ "a Greuade, Ned Carmack.
lord Nelson. SnOw Ban Noa Rrve ami bavre
SiSth RAes One mile and q sIHteenth -Grea,
sssrar,s ~ 20 s. second Nanea. sag fRetsti 70 .
third. Time. 80 "a Oh~rOa. Cumming and
CsbIsWran also ran
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M ITING.
~chsSIIDs, Races In 80 NIrhsIas HnL
Prove attractive.

The -katiug "a, - lot -s'hooibOv- arranged
Tor on' u saturday unrniuE IN the ~. NJ ho-
ls- Skitinc kink have besn mos; suc"es~fui
fhis winter aud the ra' - have been popular
Wlfl the boys Themselves IL..y have
grown 80 .a popularity that 10 - not ~ al
unusual for ta-ntv starters tn to- the mar L
90 q contest The boys have ~, Ofns very
.Ftlfrl "a r"cotiatIng m" sharp turns ~ the
r.tk iui ~. finishes are alNIy- ssry lose
NAM PROMISING -u-ed skaters have lsspu
i~N~loIssi Iui -oms of hos. uIll axe
ptrt "a open Tas nsN season
Va rev u.IHeT- we're " luftef~ Iu vests -
daN = events In the quarter utl.. ia "a Tor
itHt pound iad- the y tnI,sst turus'd ~ Il -
turu"e -, - VIII thLtuH High = hooi
hp bad - wards on Etuueti BIRD of pubiI.
hOol -. aha Na- Ou Trt' D. lIttl~
tsuru.~ pt---i h.. lttnt ulrp on the hotus-
stTst. h turn 3ui Non by y lev Nards
h- -~utor Gase Nsz tskSu by Julian
Bird Of Brown = hOol. ~ ho upheld the ira
IIt IpH- Of . family 1T - t. ~ bN Utuutug
90 lose -Ftugyla With larry Barnett. the
hoolboy hsupIuu. Rp- 10 brOth-T ui
TO Roe vel known speed skater. aud
rOgiy ~. = The hampton y1ri -kst-r " he
ts.f
The -uIutuar.~-
yaa.f- uJr HsIdcau I....u.. Nun YN o
tHfurr ~ Nif' hnt1u II - arIs e MI
ta.u-. 80. ~ aFJs. -. orc ,unutHShaiu
Allan ~frs rus ~rhooi ards tnira 1tWr
tiair A.,Is Hand.,a1 S~nog NOn b, q Rice
Brown ~rhs5ol. 10 yaTt- D.. Baru~t'. tF We
tiUfou ~ ss-fafCt ~~rJnd 4 Lane. Poi' Prev
80 Hr'-. fnifl. iitnr. D minute % b -~rOuds
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NISSORS AND OTHER HOLDS.
Csrn-m MrestIer~ wing 'T;m On the sI'uH'.
bla s0aIhs.

trHACN MarCh -COsneli scored an easy
victory over the columbia wre-tlers in
the armory tonight before the largest
crowd Of the season. the lthacaRs winning
by the score of 10 J. saunders. In the
heaVvWeigh' class. scored the only bout
Tor Columhis. q hard fall over Donnetlan
Of Cornsll capt. Phillips OF Cornell put
schwartz 10 the nat WIKI = head scissors
ana hamm.rlo'A hold within six minutes
and Peak. Of IoTnell threw Boyce with a
head -, isSor- hold seventeen Seconds less
than I'VE minutes The Cornell wre-tl.rs
were more aggressive throughout aud we're
entitled to their victory, though IN the los
pound class the struggle MAS very close
Euhleton wa- shifted Ia shi. Glass from
the Va pound class and tn. result proved
better work IN the IT5 pound class than
Euhleton has this vet
THIS made OoTneus fourth vEtOry Of
he wear Johnston Phillips. Allen and
pesks have no. lost bout thi- year. The
summary
Ctluubls g. Clrn-IL
MS Pound Gas. Iohn~pn Corn-u won from
brady. Columhia nrrtslpu y minutes
~ Puuud cas- Phillips. cornell -~rured
'1h frnm S-' wary. Columbia : minutes "
Dlits Head Scissors and han mryiuck hoid
Ia Pound Class Nlru. CORNELL rot deri>tun
over Alt"rma1. 'piunibia Nr~sti"d y minutes
- pouad Clas. Praks cornell. threw HlNr
IN miHutr, n ssr1rd.. Wesd >CisspfS hold
- Pfurl ttass Enbet N, Gornril. got dr
C..irL a.. Isrrsra Columbia. minute.
rs paunu 'tass Nirhols. CafnrtL co. dertstuu
uNrr CatD'u-sl :, 'Hiumbll. mlnutrs
u l1nsiiau turnsii. . miuufr, ~-'1nis uaif
mol 90
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ASSIMILATION FOOTBALL.
Gslum,bIa Team Wins FrSm the Camerou
clan.

With the opening Of the annual Inter
collegiate Association football champion
ship series only = week OF. the soccer
players Of Columblt University resumed
play Yesterday and contested . match with
the Cameron Football club Of this city on
the latter's grounds al Van CoStlsndt Park.
with the result that the cOlIegtsns defeated
the former Amateur League champions
by the close score Of , goals to /. The
ground was ankle deep with mud In some
places, vi ich mede the play slow ~ times
About nfteen minutes after play started
4 D.. DwyeT. inside left Tor the college
players. scored from . pass ey Holier
At centre. The Cam~rons tried hard 10 tie
the -cOTe. hut the good work Of &. .. SpeB~
,eE in goal proved too much for them o
Overcome When the half ended the score
stood at 10 Ia favor of Columbia.
Five minutes after the Tes'art. ends haS-
inR teen changed. a. y. Dryer aud Iotlef
repeated their combination play Of the
fr-' half and the colleGtans we're up
I Apt a. Dwyer then shat INTO he CnmcrOn-
net bat the point u.s. disAliOwsd hscause
0f oh-i play. 4, Poster. centre for the
I .tslrFSn- then scored he only goal credited
to he home team from p1s- by n Christie
~ in-id@ right shortly before he close
OF the game . O'bTben took corner for
Columbia and has shot NHS 81 accurate that
10 landed IN be cameron nj A. the hail
faded 10 tOatch an OppOpeat, however. he
point did not count under he rules he
bNysf hTOtkeFs % Brten aud a. ki-iisr
dit the bssi work on behalf % ,Olumet'.
aud {, Foster. y. slater ana %. LevI- 80;
quitted themselves rrednsblN on behaH
Of the Oam~Tons
Iha Imam
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iNOrHER TITLE ron DANIELS.
New Isrk 4. e. sNammer Wins sao Ward
a-hnmueoushlp.

The NsN HOrk a. c. aquatic mSsF whbch
included national swimming events. ga
concluded last might and thoso 60 At
tended had . capital nights sport. The
Mercury Foot swimmers captured the lions
share Of the hOnoru. Daniels had little
trOiihle len retaining hia title In the 10 yard
swim and later made one OF the New York
a e. team that earned the national title
ih the soo yard relay race. In the fuFlOag
championship Daniels'a time was taken
fOT .O0 yar'ls. the watches shO wing , minutes
iba s *. IHa mar. Ie'I ns. ~ ' Si%sSr a'
Liberty. AanaIic I1Ib, Of PtisSurg, might
ss' soS Ssaser SsT. me New YORK RsSissIS
club. West Side \, ~ 4. 4. and thy Ath-
Ie,lc Club Nsrsch swan n The nIs, relay ia,
work 1T this promising swimmer that the
hoTnS team ga med an early lead Of ave Yards.
ms . 49,, is@'f ISr o. he evening when Dsns:
iook the water IN the anal Ebert New York
Sa- Ten ysLls TN irSS, Q, Ps .Da end
keepins in frOni. hts time betng . minute
rS% sSS ss&. Ssu e. asod isS y ard
Pi''sburg club. nSnisls sYwsys led and
HAN flushed tsoodWia for a time. but the
lOsal man la the end had little trouble IN
getting ,es place anii. 81. some twenty
The water gSlo game American style
S.s sA' SS%. ms club rG 5Sus ,ss
lamp ON New York a. the Outset when
Humphreys diVed under Steen and scored
. goal In % seconds. New York then got
llusy, with the result that Reed. aided by
Irnbenbach, scored goal In - Seconds.
The frst half ended withoue fuTthsg scoring
Trubenbach, asatsted by GoodN IN and
Reid counted Tor New YORK after , minutes
ana ~ seconds. and a. eeeoads later hetd
made q goal unassisted. Sh0rtly l,efOre
time va. up GOODWIN scored the fourth
aud last goal for the home team. which
won 60 4.
The summary
80 Yard ama isur AihIs Nc Union Champion.
ShIp Swirn-WoR b. & ". Danlsls. New fefk A.
q. I. n Goodwin. New Nofk \. c.. secoqd.
Bsln. East iIbeTp Aquatic Club. shird. Time.
minutes n seconds.
tea Ysrs s~tsn. HaAal-ap-weA by n W
Klna. NeW Hork A. G. - seecndg n. Dayls. West
ed ~ ~ &. A.. - seco1dA secOaa: y. kohn.
Townsend Harris hsn. u seeSadS ihird. Tine.
10 Ssri s~im; Noyte.- Moa b. A W. ydmsn.
noTSse Mann nlgh Ssheel. seccad; n kea-
ncdy. Tweaty thifd Y n. {. 4. thiru Tine.
en- Ward Peisy SWtm-AmAlenF Artistic Unloa
champloaship-Woa bv Men YORK A. G, win
Nerich. south ReilS ana naniels: East Liberty
Aauattr Grub. second. VIII Shanton, Cutnetl.
Sloan ana Raln West side v. u. G.. A. third, With
INV FriedIaadeT. heHardy AID 9snteii. Time.
3 minutes " seeu1ds
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PLiIN avn T,NCl 80, ITWS
IsIr Team wIns Ion TaRk shry ses.. PeRa.
IBpat lutliN lsaalal.

Nav H,vkN. March Vale won The
INTERCOLLEGIATE sNimmnx meet In her
new Iarnegie uool tonight tine inter
COLLEGIATE resotd Na~ Inv cred by ShTyOch
pf Penn-vlvania. Who dbl The la wards in
minute. harely no-ing Out StOddard Of
Nai- Ia The fa,ny diving ~toddiri made
-il- ~ i-ting dive thst brou ght dow
~. hVus~ and Ia The 80 h~ 'aUtuTe,i second
pli,-
~hryo, b Of penn-N Iva na Ia addition 10
-..tttng new mark la the i,D took 1rSi place
in the ~ yard ia -h IN - f-, -~rOad- not
b..tnx hard pressed
t.Ur-,. -. AHi- 90 IounI~f. did -
i.,.t ia th. plunge Tut iaiI-I TO sI,tai his
own intercollegiate marx OF p iev' The
freshman rsia B. tt'e as VOC hy Princeton
itO -snt ~ a promising bisulu OF Dung
,t-t-
Ia water polo mir,h U~iv ecu Tie inJ@t-
collegiate 'hampiOn- ai- Vs. beaten hy
au al star team Nv Ruai- 10
''- -umm1rH
- Yard Has-. Won d, N.noc1 P~uL RIrh
aris hair. -~o"nd 'lem~uts. frun. lbru Time
r-sAn,sn l,.ta. Rar, Won by Tsrtnr-ton
ain suith Gr--n Eber,tadt and Wight Vale
-~,8nd Nita I've. Metz Harper and NA~on.
|.unbl4 tUili. via 'n~i-'. 'Amyt-h sud
isnc' bl,ing Won D, sroddars Yale "a;
iiag> P~nHs' 4, auia sEcOnd 1877 fsrA PriBrr
szuSssl ,tarr Won %, Palmer NAr st..l.arI
ALL s-,7tud btoWu. PrinCstsI third. Time
niuutss ~ > seUOuds
r-id Sai. .ecJnd VIM. fsnhsN ANITA third
100 Nsri hacr Won by Shry rOcs pennsyi
wanna lhiri ritnT ! minute
WaHr Polo Won bS w stars Prtnceii Ricb
irSI.d Ysls IA Dc. ,i1rds CfWich p.,sa ,hsu
aud PALMER NFufe. , "a
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>pLiSHES TO nm FaHE.
Team SS Bs,s sIgh Best ~ Man, swim.
ming E~sts.

The -Ntnm-rS Of BOY. High ~,hOOl
prov 81 sh-m--i,-- MASTERS Of the r-pf--
--ntaIiy~- Of Nv ight School ia q dual meet
,,--t"fdaV ~ the natAtOrium 0f the Bedford
VI he BROOKLYN boys scored
=, paints 10 ih-ir advrr-arts-' TO- The
iuugr- TOOK nr-t ula'r IN oil vents save
pu" " tovh,ll va- he stellar performer
SumH1ri~-
., SIT Rriay Won ~ Rows High taaru. ooni
pO~ed 81 NUtur. Dung hnd tOs hii Dwight
- hool feam ION frosrft Of - hul ier and
cedar. -~y-Ond Time. - ssronds
- srd swim Won ~ N tUN nm Rows HIfh
Cedar. DsiShf -, Ond. OsnE NO' Ugh and
~cotL dwight tel for third pisvr Ilm- ~
nnds
o. NATd swim Won -, ~ DOV htii Hos 4. fIgb
= cedar. Dv ixht ss,Ond ~utlif so, MA
tntrd t1fnr. -erond.
form DNe Won ~ 4 Young. Ro,s Msh.
~ p'hnts '0Ntiu. 30, iilgh u pOsnts s-rOni
liorn. Dstght ~ uagnf- tbifd
- feet Sp~-d itungr Won by W Co~hiu
Ho3 HiRh -srondN -, huy Ter D~lH ~
- ond,. ssvOnd NHtiif Bu, iiigh ~ -s,-Und,.
Third
ua ard Swim Won H., trdsr uNtybt
" tov MI. boy, ihEh -ssond. Nuur 80, -
high. third F1We utnUt~ - -r-Onds
~ aTd SNtHI "a on y, .sutaN eOFs Wtgb
= Cedar Dwight und Iims = minutes 9
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score over B.rhtEh on side Hor-s, Hara.
mangs and TunnbllRg.

Coumhia defeated Iehigh in dual
gymnasium meet in the Columbia gym
na-ium last night bv me score Of g, 10 -.
The meet vas 'ondurt-d under The new
rules OF the inter- oilegiate, each man doing
Two combination moves. instead Of three
: NeltfZeT 81 columbia and ! 7. Bisy Of
Lshtgh fought Tor individual honor bach
'Ored NO first places aud IN addtti Ion
MelttleT obtained third ~ tao events
The summarize
Horizontal Bar Won by = T. Bier lsh,Sh
: q kas~tner. columbia. >~rOud T. 81 John .oH
t.ehigh. third
side Hor-e Won ~ " wheeler Coiumb,s
e. kscstnrr. co umbia. -~-ond MrutseT
Columbia. third
gtub swinging Won ~ g. Hey i.shixh
y q Nouh. Columbia. --rond Va oihsr cor
fe=fauts
Psrsllei Rars Won ~ e Kae-tner CoJ4r
hs Hsir' i.ehtEh -ecOnd = Neuttsr Colurn
bia 'hird
Ftylng ung~ Non ~ ;. Mshtf~T Columbia
v Nndrews. Lshigh. second y n Andrrus
t.rhigh nitro
rlirubhng Won by deHtxet COluHbia
= Rattle, LehiEh. -~-Ond r Lang. COiuuibia
thirt
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spr,niers ReuI the CIsrG a WashiHs'S~
Park GaRea.

The I'rol e--ional EOOtracing NssOcia'iO
Enade ~ aTsg attempt yesterday a. = ~ oi
games iot - members at Washington PARK
BrookiNn And the Ventuts vas not muCh ut
q sur"--- Though the IA, Was HRe over
h-uu ne ground Nas ankle deep In m"d
aud u Wa- found ne, essay Ia -hsSe straw
on the Ira"t To keep The ruRn~Is from sink
inc Ogt Of sight crowd Of about dive
hunrirsI pad sdhiis-ioD
The main event Sas Marathon. \ ad niue
men vent To n. posi- for the LONG Krird
Nmung thea aa- Maii Aiaion-v. Ninnsr
OF ~ - hig ra"e- a. an amaieur. an1 th.rs
we're a,~o I'at DtR~sn aud Mil Davis the
indian this IaiT h.tnx noted -iN daN
artists OtferS we're v prouty OT tam.
bridge Mac With the noted foreign VOn
ts-innts pat White of ireland aud mari
Ni-rn,nin at ~ eden Maion-y vent HNav
With the starr aud AROUND 'hrer mii~- had a
lead ol iap On The other. ~ l'v- miles
b, a. -iiii draw ina away. hut hi- time was
slow. he watches show Ing - minutes
81 a.; ss.,unds Ills lime fo5 '-n miles was
1 kour q minutes "a s-s0ns
tn thr Hfte-uth nils Nalnn.v stOpIled a
couple OF tunes Ant HnailN VuIt Then
Ni-fniRin toOk the lea,i. ash 'at Dine~n
about hslf = TAP behind The time iof
the fifteen mtirs vac ! hour - minutes
~ - ~sconsi- AsUund he sixteenth mile
pineen no VAS moving strongly. begsn "a
saln un the ~Nssle The sprint used him uu
nd he tell away TOW Rrd she end sud Me
ntnin won Nv nearly . mite Ills time v -
hours ~ minutes - ~ ssaCOndS I'tneen
was ~econd. t~rruU'O langeri taird aud "
ltOutN tourth
There Nrr" three other events for pro-
is-~oual- The ~. yards uaz non bv
JOhuuy MACK IT brOoklyn In time thai was
anRoun, 81 - ~ % seconds. bat several
private Watches Clos' ked ~ a. I. So ond-
Harry vOu- OF brooklyn - On the 22O ~ rds
~ the SLOW time ot - - serOn'is An
and from New \ orb. on the Two mites
eaSilN trom n snalt Hsld
Ibe summary
~ Ward Elun- Won bv MArk RrOokN
uArT' l., OnA. nrooklyn. srrond Hugo Moore
Hrook Nn. third. Time. ~ /. = seconds.
81 ard Run v On rs Harry Lyons. BROOK
Nn Hugo Moor. nrook' n. s-cOnd 4 Mach
RtOoEyn n, third Time. y S seronds
Two Mile Run Won by tiugli~imO Mes ~
New Work. 4. Carlisle BTookhh. >econd a
Hrnfor. RransNn. thivd. umr u IainuteS ~ !
s-fonda
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CADETS FENCE WITH CREDIT.
VsIenssans we're NbIe FsIIsmea. bS, Mad
60 sUceunsb.

WEsr PoIST. March The Army fencsrs
added another 10 their srrinR ~ Winning
all the bouts m -tsv'- tourney from Vale
The ialensian~ proved able sw0rd-men and
ne cadets had no such ea-v time a. the
srOre sould indi"aie. all the bouts heins
closely contested. Hanson especially
tested tho ability o. the Army swordsmen
and IN the third bout the Judges we're una
bls to decide bet Nson him and DarSue uGtd
an extra period had be~u fenced. when 49,
Army man rrs etved the dert-tNn. IN ais
bout nth Strong the last round NanaOm
aud Strong were evenly matched that
he Judges ordered an sxtra DeriOd feos "a
and he Array msn again Won ny a small
Summary.
ftrst Round Sohihcrg. ARM defeated Ro.-
ale. COcrOn. ARM defeated Park. Yhis DarNue
Army. tied with Ransom. Yale. Dargue winning
eMtrA period.
sec0ad ROuad Sohibera. Army. defeated
Park, lale. tnCrDft. tTmy. drfcat-,i Hanson
ale; parFue, Arris. defeated ito~.. Nais
Third Hound strong. Army. lied uith Ran
sofn, Vale Sirong rcreiving dcrision Coruoft
Army, defeatsd itnss. iaie. DarIue. Army. &c
isassd Park. fale.