The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-19
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, l875-TRIPLE SHEET
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piece or wrought iron. and, naturally OF hopeful
disposition, Gilis WIN go inro tas strugRle Win \
there will DE other exhausted men lying around
loosen II alone ne could 40 what Is nearest TO his
heart the carnellnn ana white would be landed
1rst in me race. ellis Il twenty-thTee years old
leet 10 Inches high and weighs 100 pounds.
con. es in the shape OF James Lorenzo Jarvis, No.
IN the boat, also from TINS state. JARVIS Is a
.cnunk OF n ladu and looks VI ell developed and
full OF strength. There is no doubt hut that he IS
q good man and nils the place where hard rug
glng Will be OF service IN capital manner. Mr..
Jarvis IA pursuing a course OF special studies in
college; out above al tnlngs especially, ne hopes
the gods Will be willing 70 allow Cornell 70 get
nom Canastota, N. r.: is the Oldest OF the new
members, being twenIy,lour ana me tailest IN me
his stockings. de weighed 100 last winter and 100
yesterday
Charles Cyrus King, No. s. comes next and Is
worthy OF moments consideration. There is
sell-relance written all over his face and ambl-
ton is also there 10 be observed. King pulled
sUroke last year. as ne old In the Springfield boat
and, therefore, has had much experience IN racing
shells. 1t mas been oil service TO him, as his oar
bears the mark OF constant Improvement. AZ
times he mas been In strokes seat In the present
she'll but believe u is pretty nearly settled that
make King his fright bower position ne Will
I'LL with the utmost credit. There IS something
about the exceedingly hne-2ratned ana enduring
look which King mas Fnat would make stranger
drop passing remark; and ne Is Just as stead
what this student, VINO will graduate this year.
has passed through, and what manual labor ne
means OF continuing his studies, you would be
surprised ana give hlm the credit or being self
denying seeker after knowledge; but su11ce 1t TO
say Tor three hours each day OF mis- college life
King mas worked at the carpenters bench in or
der TO accomplish what he had In view. Ana now
tnat the end Is at hand 1t is to be hoped that
the world mas a pleasant welcome for him. He is
the Oldest In the SHELL being tive y-seven; stands
feet 10 inches, and weighs l65 pounas.
John Nelson Ostrom, stroke and captain, Is
old acquaintance, and pleasant one at that lie
has been the counsellor al Cornei's crews for
three years past, sitting bow last summer,
and now feels as II he would ike TO Dc
winner Just to retire gracefully from tue
college poa ting business. Ostrom IS OF sturdy
organization and has lasting, staying powers.
Napoleon never cnalked out any OF his great cam
paigns with more precision IN detail than has this
stroke oar the course 10 be pursued In this years.
Corners shell. From first to as:, ana even TO the
end oil the race, he VIII be their chief and head,
and good one ne will undoubtedly prove In
the mind OF Ossrom the rugged Held OF Auster,itz
or the tnorny ridge OF Waterloo were as notnlng
TO what will be the cold sheet OF Saratogas water
this summer How he would ike the carnelian
ana white to be swung 10 the breeze as the WIN
ner! Then three years OF hard labor would have
seemed as nothing. Mr.. Ostrom Is from East Ran
dolpn, n. y. making four state lads IN the boat;
Is "A years old, stands eeL 10 inches and Is l66
lbs. in weight
THE FRESHMAN CREW.
Cornell viii also send the following Freshman