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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19
. WORD TO OHIO DEMOCRATS.

If the Democrats of Ohio get together
this time they will win the fight easily
Our Republican friends over there
are conducting a hurrah campaign ana
banking on Democratic dissention'
They advance no special issue ana II
the Democrats stick together anu
nominate good ticket on i
strong and honest Democratic
platform, they certainly will carry the
day. If they do not do this they will lose'
as thew will deserve to. Let them go
into the fight with nothing in view
but Democratic success; let them unite
in suDport of the strongest, brayest,
unrest candidate now before them
Gov. JAMES E. CASIPBELL-and they
will win.
The Republican platform is simply
trash. There is nothing in 1T but nigh
flown phrases that mean nothing and
will have no weight with sober-minded
citizens. If it is not pulled apart and
the remnants shown up for what they
are. we much mistake the ability of the
Democratic speakers and leaders Of
Ohio.
Ia short, the Ohio Democracy has
nothing and no one to fear outside Of
dissenters and traitors in it's own ranks.
But these, we are confident,
are few and are confined prin-
cipally, if not wholly, to the
Cincinnati gang, whom Gov. CAMPBELL
put his foot on and crushed out, though
they were members of his own party.
Their only motive now in opposing Gov.
CAMPBELL is one Of revenge, for they
can gain nothing by Republican success.
They will doubtless appreciate the fact
before voting day comes around.
Let the sturdy Democrats OF Ohio
rally around Gov. CAMPBELL, who has
led them to victory against greater odds
than he will now have to fight, and
they will hold Ohio and gain a victory
that will be national in its Importance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19
Getting in Through Canada

CHICAGO, June Is. - Immigration
Agent Stitch left for Sault Ste. Marie
tonight under orders from the Treas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19
WHAT DID HE 30 WITH 1T >

Here is a tabulated statement of the
steallngS Of Honest JoHN" BARDSLEY,
Philadelphia'S late Treasurer:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19


State taxes for 1890. .. ............S 9e5,6iS "
School fund NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iio42S Is
State taxes for 1891 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5l7,759 6S
Total unaccounted for ....... 81, $685. Is
In broken banks ........... 5So,55i ~
Grand total .s!,474,S9O 81
And now there is great anxiety in the
Quaker City to know what Mr.. BARDs-
LEY did with all this Doodle. A great
many folk will not be satisfied with his
being railrOaded to the penitentiary on
his simple plea OF guilty to all the in
dictments against him. They want to
know what became Of the money and it
is whispered that BARDSLEY would
make full confession were it not that
some Que very high upin the world might
be endangered thereby. 1t is suspected
on good ground that things are being
manipulated TO screen this high-up
somebody, and this suspicion touches
the skirts OF the federal government,
which Instead OF making 4 personal and
searching examination o. Controller
LACY, simply ordered him to make his
report in writing
Aud, so, Philadelphia would like to
know you know.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-19
Clean Up.

As the good housewife proceeds to
cleanse and renOvate the family domi-
ellie, removing the winters accumula-
tions of dust and impurities at this par
ticular season, so should every inteli-
gent person cleanse and renovate their
internal person, and make it health
ful habitation, for it's the home OF the
soul. There is nothing that will so
quickly and effectually accomplish this
as il dose of st. Patrick's Pills. They
not only physic, but clear the befoe ged
mind and cleanse and renovate the
whole system, making one feel brand
new.
NERVOUS PROsTRATIoN, sleeplessness,
opium habit dullness, blues, cured by DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples free at The Lo-
gan Drug Co.'s and r. b. Burt's, and at
Bowie Bro s. Bridgeport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
CLUB PROPERTY FOB H4cHTsMss.
A Report TOR Nesahers OF the Seawanh * q
CorinthiAat Yaeh Club.

$0rtnkulAmC 0ch Nlun.
The Building Committee OF the seawanhaka-
Corinthian Yacht Club has prepared the follow
ing report for members OF the club:
land on Centre I..nd having shore front of about
~ e h r%
s @s'S S to Sns Which ire
sa hack sns the
acres on which the club house stands has been PAID for
Y: hand: .rs:.ss pending /. but re-
without special sifo.t '<~'"e' ''''o
sss Ss: 'Se aa III nss "
H,sT:s
snn6snesd to run trsns in forty minutes
81 rS Ras A.
than
~ y M .:si
'sa h. SsIo 'as
Ing to Is sa . irss Of e "a.
WALTON and perspective drawings Of which are on eSh,.
bton At the town club house MI. H. W. Gibson. mem.
her of the club benE the sTchitoct.
The house and pazyas cOver space about l19 feet
BY 80 the .eqnnd hoor " arranged for fourteen
rQoA with special provision ladies' and on the uoor
above Ample provislon has been made for addiiSnSi
roof had an extended view OF the Sound. New York
and Conneeteht shores. Oyster Bay. and entrance to
Cold spring hHrboF The hnuse In now up and covered
r. and hassvsry agpsaFanSs Of being finished within
4 contract has been signed for the nskinx OF the
~ as:
are ss,gE prepared tor The erection snsbls phase
infksIh fad having SUFFICIENT spsGe for rassH tpsrs
made TOR the building OF number Of club catboatE
whss srs & b identical e every p.itssar
at the members OF the stub suggest themselves or are
suggested TO the committee. they will be added.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
New. r.ou the Har.. wor,a.

The National Association of Tvottins Horse
Ers%dsrs Will hold It's annual meeting On Deg.
aVt'the fifth Avenue Hotel.
FQ%sday. Dec, I, will be an important day for
the SsbitFAtors and regulators Of the trotting
tysskH The hoard at Review Of the National
MssIaS III Ectsi u a ND sf hoard ie u
81 at HSssse on tSS .saa az Fss
New York State Breeders Association will
i.As< u hochestsr
LESp Sq3pN, Nov. y7.-Ysstertay afternoon
Commodore Wilkes got, out Of hlS paddock
sssss sftas srSs and r one q them kloksl l
dover. and is by George WILKES. dam BY Mon
tagnex Mambrtno. H0 Is the sire OF Hard
.helL Peg. Md other good ones. and was
Many. I'M portrait horse sales will take place
wo.wssls. To-day NJ. WILLIAM Easton. viii
Lexington: on Dec. 1 and ? Peter q Kellogg&
CO. , fIM combination Of trottlpH stock will
"fs ss = Sss'fs "a 8ss % hns g. 81 tSs
oS be- INA ss 4 s6ec
ssSta h s x 'S@ q o ~
the annual conbiRatiQR sale ri thoronghb{eds
at Lexington on DAG. 10 aud II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
A VIEW DEPARTURE FOR rALE.
A Special Course of Athletics. with s3tsgg ~
rnstructor. Talk I'd ar

NV HArts Gem. Nov. 2T-Ths victorious Yale
team arrived IN this city this Afternoon At o'clock
Thcy were met by All enthusiastic crowd OF college
mch. Cheers went up from mony threats. and the
boys were escorted TO they carriages by band OF
followers Al the men In the best Of health with
the exception VI Wallis and Mccormick, both 81 whom
limp little rs tho result OF Yesterdays hnrdeptay.
Capt. hcCluna. when seen today. satd that he. wss
surprised ut tho strength Of The rrincson line was
better than he expected aud wt~ the yae men won
II was only By the greatest strength and endurance
There Ia welt founded rumor In college circles that
Aio,lzo A.. stagg will not go Chicago to assume
charge OF the department Of athletics In the uni.
vcrsy. Of which Prof Harper is the President stag
srcrorted 10 have said tina, no has received letter
from tho authorities of yale altering him similar
position " his ALMA innter and that he will probably
accept Abe faculty have for koine time beeu ron
sthiet,cS l some uniform plan of teaching must 10
ador cd before tho new gymnasium Ia opened ntStfs
Stacy ,t.nds IN Tie hisScs. favor win ~ s.rpc,.
rSead n aariSs his sosssss s.i..s
msmSer o. ,he academic deIsl,msnt and ,hsolssics!
ntos iSotS" eassS 70 whom wiss. g =
the palm for here athletic Of her team hs
tricks ho used with an eleven fcisd NOM farts
s Ss msn and seSssd aSsn;. ilssyaa Wns hsH No
scored had ii. tea,a had Two @lnnss. more OF play
wSs % m. srS nn who In
team Immediately after .ae maj ssi.pl game
sS Ss Sssss s ssa s 70 sse
,.nger Heis now member Of the iypior class IN Abe
college sn a.
TINT he w!l return and bs made captain Of ysles Y,
@ TO o asus ass sSa IN. II
Winter. McCornick. aud l.. Bliss. '-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
MANAGER poBHRss GREAT CArca.
ne Gathers In Tive OF the Strongest Asso.
efa,ten Players,

citation Fiaysrs,
When William Rarnie. acting for the Athletic
Club Of Philadelphia. coaxed Dnniel Hichard-
son and Roger Connor from New York large
gap was made In tho local team. Since Manager
Powers took the rcins In his hapds he has been
industrlous,y casting about for material with
which to MI tho VACANCIES. A great deal OF
time had been lost and It was o difficult mat
ter to discover any hrst-cass men not under
contract. However, rs. tho Association had
taken two valuable mon from New York with
out as much as saying by your leave" New
York finally decided to repair the damage ut
the expense OF the American Association.
5S ssS HARM .So Tty ss. IF Ss o
vile club. both. PLAYERS bad In 1891 signed
Go1rets with S ss; S Snd
ff Svs r ns on i%s men, sn% SsSs
S Srs III EFFORTS @ers ye
day the two men oamo TO New York. went to
5S 0sS aPfh sen sso ,ew p
their Tssons for leaving The I.ouisvillv club
vita ss.s :ssS carr. ~ Is:
the We s sna t T.
no III sinss
.ss debt, and we do ol Know shshsr or not tho
s sx We be- psS
Trder thess eircun,stancss. and having an .eppor-
sanssssnt and Tor ass,ns aarsssrs sr.ssr tssuss.
s::s':a y! s 'ss:sa p'ss WIN
York team next seuSon ana viii not play Tn bonavle
,. ss s sa Ssry s BY Ss s sssS
s% saa asns shst kSs apy ss
n mt WIN EHen soaS the SS sse
the matter into the courts and restrain the
have an aGrecms nt with them TO that effect;
We have couple Of first-class mon and will
held on t2 then, IN any event"
nie's statement that. tho New York President
had insultsd the Athletic Club manager, and
tho latter had revenged hiHsel! by taking
away Richardson and Common, the former sad:
WHEN Barnie smoke that way h. was SIRE, s.H,Eely
Ing the Now York team. As \ matter OF fact, I
do not cons ider Barnie OF sufficient Importance
to warrant me In Offering him an a6ront"
In securing Teylor and Jonnings the Nov, New
lor Is over feet tai! and weighs 100 pounds.
without superior ut hrst hnsr. In addition.
he y ~ strong. consistent batsman,p cool.
gSslitS. DsIEns Tie resent Isas,,s mso.ias
4. c. AnsPn expressed the orini2n that Taylor
Is 81 good a. first haseman ~ there Ia IN the
country. Jennings Is man Of medium height.
compactly bpilt. md weighs 10 yoMnds, Last
but he created ~ sensation by his brilliant
work and was generally admitted to DO the
star short fielder Of the Association.
. Should GlasecocR come to the Polo grounds
In the sorina' Bassett would DOUBTLESS 20 to
J snnipss Is y free bntsman. and particularly
elective In sacrifice hitting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
MORE LIKE 4 sLUGGING MATCH.
The Cornell Men Pretty Well Bruised Up
ut Chlcaro.

CHICAGO. Nov. 37.-"Cornell viii never play another
game against the Chicago University team" Was tho
positive statement made by Assistant Manager Baldwin
OF the Cornell team he watched half dozen Of his
men carry the mighty dalbrath from the Held yester
day in an almost unconscious condition Gabrnith bad
been seriously hurt In encounter with Afford the
eft half back OF the ChcagoS Opinions varied to
whether Gabraith's injuries the result OF acci-
dent or Intentional slugging. Cornell men asserted
that Galbrath was hurt Intentionally Chicago part
.sns insisted he was hurt IN one Of the scrimmases
sy sa ae INC M
sportsmsnlike contest this Our half backs and
fS back. were thro!tied eyer and over again while
In tis DRESSING room arter the game Galbraith was
E.ssrn team as face WAS sovsEst With blood hts
!, was strsei straight from the shoulder j was not
blow Vicious o one aa could Bean acne
dental twas the toughest game ever played In II
pav ~ % ssy aSout the matter We will never
iitshsost wasS very savage IN bis dsnunsa.ion q
Fa !. aa brutal Soss
here here, said hs, .expeetng 10 play good game Of
tss prize ring Ii nannsiiy and assy want f Snish
$:is', s,fs e.
wss but now ssas IL. ss viii s not
81: Il ssS sss !:s:s si$ J:s
hs Ss sa .y:s G. sp s bail ss that he
never seen .gsh th.s q iGs GSi.axSes
when forced to do so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
Football N0tea

Sf;s: ~ "a: On "a:
sss 81 3
Athletic Club .nS Aroma Ashsas x.socsa.ioa si,SsSE
Esysd az excellent game the former winning by
sGn csnt.I r.5
in Victory Tor Inc former by " to l. '''''N'''1
cD esa sSEssF an:
sSn. y ssSas q a.ss tF one
ss ja9. ws
' Paas ans s.Ss :ss.'' Thurs
ss En- sss
s:;s;: s'is ss Z;
4@spH sss:' team al. FIJI ssH n
Young Mems Ghr.ti.n A.soost III. AdarH ,e.
"s;ss ssss sss
s''n sIs'. ssSIGs srS a s pss a.
t,Snn, st the grounds of The Staten leland Athletic
t SsG ssM 4a.s II: team NM
SSS ss % and IT, l. a1s:
backs; a y GeSTaIa. nstp5 b. JoP J, IsGsw,
E"'Ge " s TsS ..&. Fs ai
start at o'clock sharp. s' ""'
q sas ssssS " ss
as Witt ana Chapman .ressSs Hsns
Tls crssson.s I.shsa matters IN Tie halt and
ihS liz isSe is%n sna ' W cssSa a
@ s az sGS a asa e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
A HOUSING BENEFIT TO MIKE c,r,nr
Many Noted Boxers Present, and IN, N.
eeiptn Mast Nave Eesn Lnrac nv

Tho beneas 10 MIKE cleary. John l.. Sullivan. 81,
pparring partner and trainer. at the Lyceum nns..
House last psht. Was ono of the most successful a
tanments Of the kind ever held IN this city, ~.
weiSnown sporting man wns either there OF E,a ,.n,
. check The talent of high class md IA. sh0.'
wss pastsr Of oeremppiaS Tho rercipts viii y,.a,
neat sum to the unfortunate Ceary. who lost , font,
nm accident and everybody who present felt ,,,
be had dcse n good WORK by paying dclla- or a.,
help out the Rdferrr- ami ps iLe same na ,,'Enno
worth d. hia innn.e -, 'nu
All tho pg-sop,sparEers who cou,d possibly "a, ,ho
were pfesen, AMI dl u tbrn. Among iiN', 'n ng.s
went on was trfrr Ashnr. the LISA chsnintnn Vo
celved the wo,come OF the evening, Mah.r ,,,r-.tt
With Jnck fshdn Georeo DIXON and Mhiic Nsf..rsi
LOhnnE Bs1ks tpafc ~ set.to that Mas clcyat az
hnth aifes but laigllabe on account of tho iiners,
IN the ssss otthe aoor-d box eys Then there wssa
spf Boston dyaek iagsr. Rlliy Teese on. Y
Yhiisdeiphlss hnndiest 9isn, and Jimmie lMsen nv
Files and LIS Williams OF Rrdgeport who gaze an
thai bTogght down the house no often that ra Sa,ty
Soy,snd yks Iiliesps' I,,n!is Lyash bc dnd,iea,.a
noid WHO wanted u meet SscE Hopper last HsS, T s
seSld no re-. Pc 9,ases snt Ge iS ,MeIoy: Dcai
MI, and Jack, and good many taope VIII .ha S,v,r
Rpse AppfaEA pl4 hoYsa sllos w. thN y appfecaitd
u NE We nay, yshb thsy pto4dlly thilk sians b.
the Sorid Altogether II Was areai show. N'"''p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28


An adjourned meeting was held by the New Jersey
Athletic Club In fhe club hbnse nj Bergen Point on
Wednesday evening. Only nay members were In at.
tendance. Ex.Msyor John Newman az Bayonne. and
frssdsne elect, was IN the chair The motion to in
to cee i6n for trustee to MI the vacancy caused by
Dir. Newman's acceptance OF the Presidency ruled
out OF order but appeal made from the decision
The decision. however. was sustained. motion
unanimously adopted requesting the Board of Trustees
to defer the aing Of the vacancy and any vacancies
which may In the mean time til the constit,
tion and bylaws are revised and adopted motion
have Hpponted cOmpittee Of three to draft revised
consultation and bylaws also prevailed President
W Goddard and Prof Hugb Fog Us the COMMITTED but
naming of the committee. - J
Tr,REurer Chares y, Annett presented report from
The Finance committee showing that the Valuation OF
the orRAnlzatop's assets exceed by 81 OOU the
clubs iiabi!ities W. yorrs nbre one OF tho leaders
q the clubs blue ribbon element gave notice to the
board Ot Trustees and the iOuas and Grounds Commit
tees that the section at the bylaws prohibiting the use
constantly violated.
The handsome banner presented TO the clubs crack
baseball team az the trophy Of the Amateur Athletic
Unions Eastern baseball cham piOns was put on eY.
hibiOn for the hrSt time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
Jnhastaa Must lave Tp Ia the Ru,os OF Ii,
Pytse Mag.

challenge from Fred Johnston the English feather
weight TO George Dtxop, that Ftsted that Johnston
would come to America Dison would not 20 to Eng.
land has caused sNms tpk for tbs reason that 1t i'm
plies that Dixon little bit afraid to cress tho ocean
and meet the Engiishman. Tom ORonrke. pixon's
manager replies to the talk from the other side by
saying;
Dixon went to EnElana to aght Eunc wasce the
rernHnzed Champion In the class and beat him There
by Dixon won tho championship Of England. and he
still holds H. never since having entered into contest
for the title refused 70 one He came back and
beat Cal McCsrih. for tho mpionship OF America
n %.sh Aos Wl. Wii's was the acknowledged cham
VA; made ,e tSr ths Shamplopahlp Of me worh Who
To ~ record to the Worlds chs q pionship s
70 ooai,enssf has thb right TO call upon Dixon TO
nEe ay sas s h n SGs own country Thai
M hss w. fryI SCs hsld y w AZ hnrs usp
shssa s Dison to ntht out q own country Wa.
AK . g 60 r.. yehastSn - sincere and viii
e. sSs saSs psEs wen Sb,'eaSsr 81 ckanPSa
Snless sSms ohsr wSu b. chsnpion complies w,
oepisa ~ Al opponent 1hs, Is sii have TO say"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
KNIGHTS OF THE CHESS BolRDArWAR
Kemeny aud Ryan Turn Out Clever Thanks
~lvtur yictorfeA


Ten valiant knights OF the chess board as
sembled NJ the rooms Of the City Chess club
on Thanksgiving Day to fight for glory and. IL
possible. to win one OF tho two handsome
golden chess pins which the President OF the
City Chess Club Dr. o. +. Jentz, has offered as
atrophy for the victors. Thirteen players
had entered. but when time was called only
ten were on hand. On account OF poor man
agement all the thirteen entrants were paired
by lot. and. therefore. IN the FIRST round kom-
envy. FRANKIE. and Ryan wore idle spectators.
the hrst two scoring their games by default.
while Ryan was a bye.
The FIRST to fall was Major Hanhap,. Tho
scion OF William Tell defended himself like n
Winkelriod, and by judiciously exchanging
every pieoe on the board landed safely his adj
vantage Of knight. w. Huntington disposed
OF Maiorson without much trouble. After tho
elarso Of one hour the umpires were called to
adiudicate the two remaining Games-Doyie
HartIes BoyIe had sn srS ssperorty ps
Sition. but not enough to warrant verdict IN
ri, 40 the mnt Ss
( sspeSsss sS
mate on thu move He accordingly got tho
@ II the second round ,Kemeny defeated
a1IS motwhsndng tas hSyy odfMr
seSRart w aud t sys mns VIZ sss .weeh DOT
sss Rysn sns
game Mp& seven
ss aSsp xSS ssSsa s ssr Sss
Huntington f ana k FSTs y Is: ' sN' 'e'"''"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
Westminster schoo, Bosu are rrous,

The Westminster School boys Of pobbs Kerry have
enjoyed very successful Oeasoa. The team played
against Of the strongest elessns in the scholastic
Held. and they did not sustain defeat. Bustwo teams
scored against Westminster Zach Of these made .
O. 2tI points scored against six oppos.nE slsy3ns
% Kings school OF Stamford - to Q; Harvard School,
this city 80 to o. siear Institute Qf Nswhnrgh SO
snd IT. Paus Cathedral School OF Garden City u to T.
THE team Is one Of the youngest ansag the schools
The players and positions are: Left end, Edward Nc
lsmtn :, centre. A.thss sY Young iiSht gusId g
i. 1. Jones: quarter back. Harold Thomas: left halt
back. Mason Young. Jr; right half back. B. r CARR.
IN earnest at Westminster two when Papa"
Corbin. the OLD reliable Yale man. was instructor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
IA. pe,fAst spider On Ii. vy.rpa,A.

IKE Weir. the Relfaat Spider wa talking war in the
sistsd Hsss once yesterday attarpoon. He was not
only willing. hns an1ioua to eight any man at lis
pounds give or take two pounds With kid gloves or
pillows. He had long talk With Jack Fogorty. man.
aser Of the Ariel Club Of Philadelphia, who invited him
e GO osss Y .ss onSkas CRY toa!ght md IN
sae xsS XII. MSis.is S[aS "a rIn 10 iioo thai
ssn. g Saas Club F0Grry left him in disappointed
"Ff tell You what I'll do.r said the .sp,dsr, to Ar
sans tuamlsy ate. F9ssttE vent away; win The
and issae shAhsngs 70 nght Apy man q 11s Or 10
g gGmnds n9s fSrs1tsS Son9,6y aHn who Just Ses
R.I.oSs have .aid NAT ~ hsnss az nIursd They
TIA buk " show EN- bow much gone they are now
beat Sp Of taxed otSeswss tSan MSas fbnGnsst sa
,iEst AND ISsh. q Sasphx ees. ~ it Is
aarlsm man. Jaek farrsll did. l beat Farrell only
men Of my weight who arc doing ioi Of taitng, but
. clam s% liz make P1Sn seor long
weight and am ready to desend the title"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28
1t. A,eys,.s Lads 10 II. ysel4.

The athletes belonging 70 the st. Aloysus sodsity Of
the CAsrch Of st. John the Evangelist hsd their fall
game. on the jasper Baseball Club grounds. haaAss.
tanSJs. on fhanksstviss Day ,. O. Gus wos NJ said
medal sasrsA 70 the nsmhss sesEiss the sestssa nsW
Der - poiats 6uR secured H. 4Aanies4 sesrsd 10
and 3 sssvita u. shs rsssps sf TIE varsAs sxsats
weS;
rlftyy.sd ps.h-woaby =. Hspnissa. Joha csR sse
INA p. Nh ~ :. HAasis..; John
TSeHdhdtsd. andfwenty-ysrd Rsa-Moa By John
Cp6, r. HsnplgaA sscopA; ]. OBaen third
ESaI hSias. ses.sy,ysia Sun-woA BY John oun'
One milS ~. hss1 'hst between James Evsrard
S.s ~ ss' y ;''Ea s..,l,., F. u...,s.a
ss. :.s:s x i. s' s s'i s..:
! s::;s ~ ss.. : =. u
sssilsf - ~ ssse We. ~ : ees.y ? c.ia.ly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-28

rA,tApELrHiL Nov, oI.-The football season OF 1891
at tho University of Pennsylvania 10 thing Of tho
past. The team has had successful financially
and in team standing. The game with Wessyan was
asurprisc to many. Ms pennsylvania vas expected to
score four polnts least According to precs
dent. this was wesleyans year TO win each college
has heretofore wen alternately.
scho. the great end rushcr. who has been declared
By competent judges to be the greatest ends in
the country. chosen captain for year at the
last meeting OF tho team held ut the sturerant House.
afte. the Wesleyan game on "Wednesday, He Il very
popn. With the tn team Is w,s heTr By hs snsni
and in every way well qualified for the poAition,
Rowing Will now take the place OF football at tho Uni
versty and the candidates for the Varsity will 90
on the machines at once A very promising candidate
Is Wetherill. stroke OF ~ crew 4. L. Harris 81 will
Atroke again th year. and Ellis ". Harvey. IA Medt
cal will again captain the and row number i've
Some OF the other candidates Church. W, cap.
Ellis Ward will again train the Rowing has been
given now lease OF life ut the Varsity account Of
The intercollegiate Rowing Association. Yale and
later on
The class football games will be played mex. week for
the championship OF the college, The outlook now IL
very brgh: for q. college '05 oollege viii enter
~ college are about evenly matched.