davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1893-05-19
Q5PrIrrui upttrea.

- Yards.-ThoroughbTe eggs iot sale. For
particulars send fdf catalogue 70 BOZ s7S,
The record-union., 1893-05-19

NOR SALE CHEAP-POSITIVET.Y TIE
T. best saloon in sacramento. Inquire az
1O1T Second street.
The record-union., 1893-05-19

DOR sALE-640 ACRES OF THE FA-
IL NOUS Platt Grant, ia Butte County; posi-
lively a bargain for either fruit or grain; three
miles from railroad; all level. Write TO W. J.
DOR SALE 81, 500; LOT ON SOUTH
Il side OF L, between Third and Fourth,
brick building and dwelling Oh alley. This
property is always rented and pays per cent.
on the investment. CHARLES E. WRIGHT,
1908 Fourth street.
The record-union., 1893-05-19

DOR SALE-D0MEsTIC NEW home,
L White, Standard. Singer, Wheeler & WI
from iron 3esi so upwaId new P61 coe
Ninth and J streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

THE POPULARITY OF THE KnAKAUER PIANOS
origins ted from superior workmanship In all de-
tails. For sale at KUHN'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC
1919 st. Established 1872 n1G-3m
We CALL ATTENTION TO THE FACT THAT A
piano has been placed upon the market with q
name similar to that of Sohmer. and purchasers
may be led TO believe that they are buying q
genuine Sohmer. We have issued q circular
treating this matter more fully. which will be
mailed on application. HUGO wORCH 4 CO.,
Agents for the Genuine Sohmer Pianos. o2s 7th
n dla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

bet 9Th and It'll,
l. and NJ SITS, Z b, 1
rooms ..........S,6O
131 & 1873 Pierce st,
( h, Or. ..........3,5O 800
34OS n st, b h. mi,
z rms. 300
1904 NJ st, ( b, 5r. g, $50
Stable in alley bet
18th & 18th, X &
l. SITS NV. 3, 600
451 & 45S Ridge st,
( b, 5r. g, 900
3 houses on Sherman
av, b h, 5r.......3, 900
1922 Sod, ( b, Ar. 2, 600
S03 & 30b o st alley,
fh, Ar. 2, 200
61S Marion alley,f b,
4 r-.............2 600
113 to 100 Pierce st,
u II, Ut. .<,VU
424 q 426 o st alley,
I'll, Ar. 4, 800
1905 to 1917 35th,
b h, Or, each. i, 800
613 TO $40 Nh ave,
b h, Or, each. Il 600
1920 Sd, I h, Ar. 81 500
21l3 & 2116 d ct,
b b. 5r, each. I'D, 500
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FOR RENT

tOh ht1NT-
1872 9thnw, Tor. arni$52.50I
e21 9th nw.11r,ani. 60. %
la ID st ne. Tor. aml30. 90
S14 Pa ave NV. l0r&b. Is
Gal 9Th st ne. sr,ami. Is
139 Mass ave ne, Sr. 40
1877 I'D nv. 81, ami - 80
121 N J ave NV. 7r2S.5OI
1429 y ] ave NV. 23-5oI
1895 Lewis st ne. Sad Is
25O4 NJ st NV, Or, ami. %
Big 18th ne. 6r. ami 1880
$50 13th &c sw, Sr. .Is
11o6 Park pl ne. r....17
lois It'll ne. sr, ami. -16E
49, Emerson Sc ne.
6r and anil 1850
dis SW0RNSTEDT
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OFFICES. ETC.
GGrton bldg, vault -m.B
Stable rear 532 21Gt IT o
% Stable r'r 11O9 K Ut
D Stable RI 2ois IAN
g. o26 La ave, 3r. .3126
o SSr I'm. Sc cor 11th
and q SITS NV. .12S
o Ssr 433 1Ith st nv
eA 1r on I'd hoor. 100
, 1sr 431 18th ct NV
md 1r on I'd floor. 100
. Str ABS 11th st NV
II and 1r on ID moor. 100
D Hall % cor 11th and
=. q SITS NV. 100
3 Store and 8 rooms go
!" La ave. .
= Store and dwg loo
D ~ ct Sc. 7r. -
Store and I I'm ~
Q G st NV. I'd noor. u
. Store and dwg, cor
. Harrison ave and
D Mayor road. Ana
costa Or. 10
Store and dwg. IN
o L at se, 4r. ..I6
Storeroom and stable
% 200 X Ut No. rs
2 e3i 18th st. Or. Ii. 80
2 12i Pierce 1t nv. q. Ii
o SO Path ST. Sc. rs
0 1911 V st. 6r.--.......15
0 2025 e st, 6r--.-......1b
0 Resr 131 I'd ct. 4r. 1880
Q 321 sherman ave, 6T12-50
y 1D Balls Ct
rs Aalrs ct, 4r......l2
= 80; l. ST. Or.
) 3 10Th st. 4r-.12
5 Champlain ave, Or. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-BY R. o. HOFFMAN. REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10Th and sits. NV,
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

1922 G. Or. W & g. 1880
230S NJ. 5r. W Il g.17.30
524 23d. Or, mi. E. 1870
2I29 y. Or, va g.16.50
s12 Nh ave, Or. eel. .16
2l20 Pa ave, rear. Ar, .16
All 22d. Or. W. 1880
BIG o, 6r. wa. Is. 40
1926 18th. rear shop. Is. 40
1927 Benning. 5r. w15.30
24I4-I6 G.. Or. wig IS. 80
1105 Pa ave, Sd floor. Is. 80
50 E sw. 6r. .15. 80
23O9-11 Va ave, Or, ". .15
3513-15 Prospect. 7r. ID
20O9 n Y ave, 7r. .15
1879 25th, 6r. rs
y J ave & d. shops12&15
2056 32d, Or. rs
1908 26th, 5r. rs
2715 NJ. 6r. w.......l5
1904 11th, Ar, W. rs
$50 ed. 6r, w.....14.oc
2145 d. Or, w......14.50
1905 26th. Or, eel. .14.30
210S Sth, 5r, w....14.30
4O2 21st. 6r, w....14.30
23f3 G, 5r, W. ....f4.8C
40 Pomeroy, Or. W. IA
2115 Stevens c,6r. W. 1880
400 X ne. 5r. IA
OPS st Paul's ct. 5r. IA
1707 Riggs, Or. W. .12.5C
2315 Va ave. Ar, w.12.5c
613 sd. 6r. w.....12.5O
iii y Sc. Or, w....12.3O
912-14 eth, 6r. ......12
2032 32d. 5r. .12
327 26th, 6r. ~
Stable rear 1876 L. ..12
2512 L. Ar. w........12
$40 9th. Or. ..l2
1117 23d, 5r, W. ..12
2-5-7-1O WAlex e,4r.11.50
81 I'D, Or, w.....u.6
2223 q, 5r. IL
43O 18th. 7r. Jose
115S Linger's al. 5r. 1870
] Poone ct. Ar, W. 1000
1925 Benning. Or. 10
3SO1-3 NJ, 6r. 10
2103 y Y ave. 5r. 10
1894 S. Or. W. 10
49t La ave. Office rs
10i Madison al, Or. 10
2410 F 81, 5r. .lC
2Ilo X. Or. 10
'ECOTT & WILCOX,
ave NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
FOR SALE
NORTHEAST.
1888 to 1859 + st,
nh Ar and H2G IN

FOR SALE-
NORTHEAST.
1888 to 1859 F st,
bh, Or. and 536 to
$40 18th st, bh,
Or, oil. .$15. 900
1884 G st, bh, mi.
1910 Fla ave. b b,
m 1, 6r. 3, 200
1927 NJ ct, { b. Or. 2, $50
1902 Linden st, b b.
Or ..............2,9O0
1897 Gales st, ( b.
Or ........-...-.2,l50
% G st, ( h, Ar. q, 900
200 to 215 I st, b b,
4r ..............1,5O 500
s27 to 81 ID Ut, b
b, Or. 500
1923 Sd ST, I h, Al, 900
SOUTHEAST.
111S-15 and 1117 NJ
ct, IN, 10 and Or. IS, 900
Store and dwg. cor
Good Hope and Nay
lor roads. IN, Or. 4, 900
S21 and 323 d ST, III,
Or. each. q. ono
e03-Yl1 I st. { b, br.3,00O
AIS L Ut, ( h, Or. i. 600
Alley bet 9Th and It'll.
G and E, b h, 3r. L. 500
305 10th ct, I h,5r. l 500
1345, 1347 and 1349 K
st, { b, 5r each. Il 200
414 K st, I b, 5r. Il, 900
a - a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

FOR lighthouses, o
Gunton bldg. rms 81,
%. -. 26. q and
IS ..-...-.--.-..B.Sf
I'd and Sd foor se1
Ia ave. s-6
Guntou bldg, rms Is,
II and l basemen.
room ...........SxN
Gurtor bldg. rms Fl
and D. ..........sr
2 basement rps. GS
T 81 nv. ...-&
Gunton bldg. rms %
and "a 2.
e23 f st. 3 nas. I'd
noor ....-..--... q
Gunton bldg, rras %,
s.. 31..............2s
Central bldg. room T. .1e
4cS La. ave, back
I'm. I'd floor. rs
623 + ST. 3 rms. 4th
uoor .-..........1s
1899 F st nv. run 5. .15
Central building. I'm lis
Gunton bldg. rm 12.12.50
Guntol bld=. rooms
s. 25. 20, 27 and
y ---.--e each 12-Sl
Gunton bldg. room
10 -...---.....-.12.S
Central bldg. room I4.I:
Central bldg. room ID /:
1871 E 81, 6r. 100
Central bldg. I'm 80 10
5l3 llth 81. rm 6....fO
1889 # st NV. RI :. 10
81 + st NV. rru 3. IL
Gunton bldg. IT. &c. g
GuntOn bldg. . bass-
nenr rms. $780,. :
Gunton BLDG. IN %. =,
46s La ave. back ryi,
Sd floor. .--.........s
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80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAIE-A. ID. ADDISON,
Real Estate Broker,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

TtS 4SA2~f
1877 N st, fur. 1 Ar. mi. 5000
$40 10th, ofice rooms 80
HOO Nh ave, fur,9r 1885
3043 +, 18r, mi. .....75
1752 18th. Tor, mi. Is
1925 18th. 12r, mi IS. 81
14-16 4th ne. 1Sr. mi So 6S
2325 Pa ave, lOr, mi so. so
lila 1lth, Tor, mi. Al. IS
23l1 Pa ave. Or, mi. AZ. 80
2323 Pa ave,10r, mi. IS. so
23l5 Pa ave. Or. mi. 40. so
25O4 Pa uve.1Or. mi 81 so
213S F. Or. mi. 80. $3.50
1921 G, 1Or. $3.50
$50 Goth, Sr. mi. 1880
1917 y, Or, mi. 80. 80. 50
1923 sd. Or, mi. .27.5O
$40 G ne, Or, mi. .T.50
O4 18th Sc. Or, mi T.3O
22O5 III. Sr, mi. .T.50
6S3 4th ne, Sr, mi. 80
2103 i, Sr, mi. ....&.5 so
l41f Goth. 7r. mi. Is. so
l21014 18th, 7r, mi. $3.50
1872 Potomac, 12r. $3.50
1851 sd, sto. w&g. Is. so
1905 Pa av, I'd floor .25.5
4lS 18th, 7r. mi. Is. so
Isl. lsl5 Columbia 7r. ESQ
200 1 Or. mi. Is. so
1913 ii, Or, eel. mi . IS. 30
S23l p, Or, alta, W. .2J
06.S 9th ne, Or, mi q. 80
1llO 18th, Sr. eel. .22.5O
~ q . 9th sw, Or, wig /. 22.5O
l21S 21st, Sr. wa. % so
20A 9th ne. Or, mi. % SC
14I Hopkins, er. 20. 40
8I l. 7r, sto.
ISIS II, four 4r fats.
mod fmps, fur and
unfur to S45
1215 W, Or, mi. .20'5C
s19 21st, Or, & z.20. &C
ia @. 7r, & z. 20. &C
1910 I'd. 5r fat, gas
and heat 20. 30
q 499 Pa ave, 4r,x&w On.
1905 18th carpter shop2O
2Osx L. Or. sta. so
40S y. Or. " 4 z. 1850
$40 I'd. 6r. va. .1s.5c
OIL 81 ne. Sr. W. .$l8.GI
Ht16 Elm. Or. mi. iS.G
nth 10th. Sc, w&1. 1850
For full List apply to '
6lS loo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-1i7 n. Y AVE NV; PRESS BRICK;
bay window; 8 rooms and summer kitchen; con-
crete cellar all in best condition. d12-6ts
FOR RENT-6I2 AND Go X ST. NE, GROOM
bricks; u. M. l.; in good order; handy to cars
and school; $3.50 and SIT a month. Keys at
ne. dS-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
FOR REM
- nRAA -

FOR REM
Cof 18th and n NV,
Or, mi. $50. 50
01S G. NV. 7r&h. so. so
500 n ne, Or and bath. 50
III Goth NV. 7r&h. II. 40
e02 I'D NV, 7r. .@.5O
b1I I'D NV. 6r- .2.50
6is 10th. 6r. IAN
HOS sd. O.. ~. %. 50
Central ave near o.
lumhia I'd. nAsta.1GEo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

1871 Md ave ne. Or. SO
40S d 81 ne, Or. 1850
1898 Lewis 1t ne. 1r.
ami -. ..u
1881 Nd ave ne. 6r- IA
1905 Gales st n. Or. 00
2l4 p st NV. O.. II
go 18th Ut ne, 6....11
2703 y ct NV, O..
1871 Fla ave NJ, &. 1850
12A Wylie Ut ne. Or $3.50
619 Browns ct sc, d.. .
Rear sos TIL -, 6r. $3.50
512 Marks a ". 4r.&6O
1872 London pl %. 5r $50
IL Green's alley. 4r. o
II Cookssy's alley sav3rK
a nn.Dr- 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
you CAN BUY TO ADVANTAGE

A. these times. We have two especially good
offers to make. They won't be long going A
beautiful three-story and basement brick dwell
Ing, desirably located In Georgetown, and con-
tanning rooms and BATH Rents for $35. To be
sold at q low price and on easy terms.
corner lot In Takcma Park, improved by o
nineroom dwelling, stable. and forth. to be
sold at special price If purchased Immediately.
GEO. NJ. MYERS, Real Estate,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV. TEL, 20. di<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

DO YOU WANT HOUSE, DO YOU WANT
home? II you do call at Office write US
and our agent will call upon you and you q
lot OF trouble and worry in house hunting. Tell
us what you want, price. location, number Of
roons etc., and We Will try to suit you.
ZEvELY K FINLEY,
dl3-3w 600 + ar n %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

SHED.
Cor II and Goth. =. $500
10th SITS. IFS
r bet 21st and I'D. 100
/ bet 18th & 18th. 166. 81
Sc cor 21st * u. lee. 81
De Sales st bet 17th
st and Conn ave. $50
I ST bet Goth and 21st
SIS .lSO
18th st bet I and
Il SITS. $50
21st bet Q and r SITS. $50
21st and D sts.......1SS
De Sales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .125
21st bet r and s. .. lbs
y st bet 18th and
Conn ave. 10
18th st nr Mass ave. 125
18th st nr Iowa Cir. 100
Goth bet o and p stu. 100
Corcoran st bet 18th
and y II ave. 100
+ bet 17tn q 18th. 1898
70 st bet 14th and 15th-o0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
MONEY WANTED e. TO LOAN

MONEY WANTED 81 TO LOAN
WANTED-$5CO SECOND TRUST ON IMPROVED
city real estate for years: Will pay per cent;
good, wide margin; no agents. SECOND TRUST,
Star office. d16-2t
To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
So, 900.
ALSO N SUMS LESS THAN $1,000.
HILL & JOHNSTON,
d16-3t 1903 PA. AVE. NV,
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Oh RENT-VERI c
furnished house In c
l.; best locality; 1
ROBERTSON, 142l
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Tbc aboTe IL ori- = DO,
ny books Fo- FIJI. LIT {
Issued On the 1st and 15t
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FOR RENT-REDUCED-
l3b N u. NV: rooms: $3.50.
For further list call at
nz3-1m CHAS. 8. SHREvE'S, 1909 7th 1t. NV
FOR RENT-zD AND SITS. NE. THREE HAND
some new 11-room houses: cars and OapitOl
anil Key At LAT A st. ne. d12-5ts
FOR RENT-2z9 n J. AVE; 1e ROOMS; ALL N.
l.; in perfect condition; steam heat; suitable for
hotel or store. Only 81 200 year.
dim B. H. ROBERTSON. 1421 q Ut.
FOB RET-BY HUGH F. HARVEY,
Cor. sd and Fl SITS. NV
6f6 list, Tor Cfur). $50 2119 /, 5r. $12
1924 8, 7r (fur). rs 220I ID. 5r and store ~
Wash Canal, Geot' n. so oath and H. st&csl 70
2oO4 Pa ave Tor. ami31 I30 23d. stable. 10
1877 23d Or, ami. %. so 422 18th, Ar, wig . 10
Jen Canal, Geot'n. 20 2201 ID. 5r. g
BIO I'D. 6r w&x. 1880 725 oath, store, &c.. 8
to 10 Melross Park, 72s 23d, rear stable Z
Hyattsvtlle. lie 2310 b, rear. stable. .. 3
GIG Q. rear, stable. :. .16
ISIS K, fats, fur and unfur, to 6rs. ami. pri-
vate baths. Observation-Disclosures SIP to $4S
All kinds Of property for sale at prices to suit
the times. d14-3ts
FOR RENT-GOOD FIvE-ROOM BRICK DWELL
ing. 118 st. s-w.; only $3.50 per mo-. grained
vanished and papered; key next door, No. ia
R. A. PHILLIPS 4 SON. 1422 N. Y. ave. d132w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

1113 18th %, &....$1x.3o
523 sd. Or. 1880
a. Hayes Ct. e. 1850
Rear 202S L NV, br.10.9o
lbs Hayes ct, r.. $50
112 Congress NJ. &.a0
lS41 l. %. II.
1341 L pc, n.
2207 d. 5r. q
2115 Champlain ave-. q
912 I'D. shop. .........e
storage nm, 619 10thnV. 3
GEO. W. LNKES
SO0 l16h - -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sAI4E-A 10 PER CENT INvESTMENT-A ?
story bay-window brick house, with 2-story
brick stable, on st. me-; business square;
rents SIS per mo-; price, 50, $50; owner COM
PEELED to sell. Inquire Of c. T. BRIDE. 129
st. Sc. d1R-sts
The sun., 1893-10-31
Pratt institutes Strong Els,e,.

Pratt Institute OF Brooklyn will make every effort to
put good football team In the field this year and the
prospects that the students will heartily support tho
eleven The Pratts have selected Harold PrAtt a. man
and he has arranged very fair schedule 90 far
Pratt comes OF iiluSIrlous football family. -Four Of
his brothers are noted As excellent piAysra Pre-
Pratt Secretary OF the Institute is ala old Amherst
player; George Pratt Is at present the Crescent O.
fu back and Bert and John are now playing full back
eleven.
Manager Harold Frat playa right end for the InstL
tuts team. " White Is right tackle A. Milsn right
guard McNapEhton esntr. 1srdner left guard n WHIT.
back. }. whiion left h-u back. ileTnsy rEnI hall
back. and NUDertson full back.
The team play q very steady game. j. whittou and
RobeItson are excellent backs and While good
use % IN kirking KoaA On Saturday afternoon last
the ppstss isisated me hsnon teotbAil Club at Proc
urdAy Frait ads viii line up against the PolSn
preparatory team Other gAinSa ATei Nov. Z. Bryant
b. o. Nov rs Esits academy. AZ sisniosd. -
The sun., 1893-10-31
YALE MEN WITH Bfa APPzz1rrs.
Fruit. Roast Beef, aad Broiled Chicken
A-pienty ut the Training Table.

-
NEW HAVEN. Oct 3o-wIthin two years .
com plete change has come over the system Of
training as practised in colleges and amateur
athletic associations and ct Yale the new sys.
tenn is In operation In its most radical form.
Football and crew training require the most
improved methods. and to experiments In
these are due the discoveries which led to the
change. It was familiar sight to see the
members OF the crew or eleven stalking about
with slow. listless stop. gaunt in aspect with
all the features wearing hard. famtshed ap-
pearance. and with the eyes almost lustreless
and surrounded with dark circles. Under the
new system It is entirely different ..
The daily menu under the old system Was
sinGularly monotonous. There was the ira
ditional rare taimost raw) beef. served In
steaks or roasrs. but there were NO fruits.
pastries. nor gravies Of any sort. Now<ths
athlete has plenty Of fruit. Three times day
1t stands on the table. Grapes. dates. Hgs. and
often oranges and bananas. are served without
For breakfast, sfter the football player has
finished his fruit. he consumes q liberal dish
OF oat meal and rich cream. an innovation alb
& so sa
and CHOPS. with toasted bread. constitute the
stead Of chops. il, case regular game is to be
played the same day.
OiuueT Ib dt " v CIuCk, au hour Auu q DALI
after the daily practice Is over 4 ravenous
crowd throngs the board. The fruit disap-
srs On
pied by broiIed chicken or turkey toast.
Mashed potatoes. with q cream gravy, are al
lowed. A pudding OF rather plain make Ia
served three or four times O week. Soup at
lunch apd dinner Is allowed. although not al
ways relished. and. therefore. not taken.
There Is much greater latitude In the matter
OF drink this year than ever before. Milk.
cool and fresh. Is allowed. and the football
player consumes on the average q quart q day.
Tea and coffee are strictly forbidden. except
In peculiar cases. .where they may be said to
be taken as medicine or stipuant. An ale
ws. Is By 1 eS sss e. S ss
with the best results; and In cases where a
player SHOVE approaching sympt0ms OF over
training he is allowed. among other things. q
larger or oftener allowance OF ale.
The quantity OF food consumed OF football
training table is appalling. 1t is o poor speci-
men Of Of q player who can't manage to, dispose
things in proportion. ITS funny sight"
said Mike Murphy. the trainer. ITO see the
boys 20 into Q hotel whore persons are not
used to football guests. Why. they simply eat
the house to standstill: that's all there is
The Yale football eleven and crew have
regular chef. who looks after the matter Of
general supplies, and force of waiters who
are TAX en- along II the eleven goes out OF town
for an important game. The results OF the
new method are highly satisfactory. II 10 q
very efficient system. as not q single member
of the Yale team has this year beon compelled
to change his diet because Of overtrAining.
The sun., 1893-10-31
New Bicycle Reeorda on the kite Track.

INDEPENDENCE. Oct. 3o.-Under tho direction
Of G. W. Williams. who has prepared his track
for many mighty trotting event. tho kite was
put In the best possible condition to-day for
the bicyclists. and whom johnson and his
pacemakers came out they found q course 40
smooth and level as billiard table. Over the
track 30 prepared and with propitious weather
johnson succeeded in adding still further to
his laurels. as he placed four new worlds
records to his credit, only failing in one OF his
fine attempts at the best marks.
In endeavoring to get away the first time
johnson broke the sproket wheel Of his special
racer. consequently his trials to-day were
made on somewhat heavier machine. HIS
atst attempt was ct the quarter mile recoEd g or t9
last week: The first trial Was O success. as he
wheeled BY the home post In 0:25 2-5. After
resting a short time he came out again. and
out the half.mile record to flying start from
O:55 As to O:55. and substantially reduced
the record for one-third Of n mile to a flying
start. as he wheeled IL In O:35 1-5. the best
previous trial being 0:37.
In the afternoon. to o standing start, john
son rode quarter in 0:29, reducing the rec
ord one NTH Of a second He made two efforts
f. 1TsT hs record to standpg
and S sGh Il ID a his
trials to-day johnson was paced by the triplet
and Quadriplet machines. The track Is In the
pink Of condition. and Trainer Eek is conf:
dent that all the short distance records will
be held by him when the trials here are COM
pleted. Tho attempt on the records will be re-
newed again tomorrow.
The sun., 1893-10-31

Th.s ne nscs,vea No Irares-e.t e D,tsr
the Usiversity or Pcrrryfvnnin.

i That ne Esecr,vca No Isaresr,ert % D,fes
| the University ef rcprryivnnin,
PHnaDrfrHra. Oct. 30 -Princeton's charges
| against the amateur standing OF Half Back W.
d osgood OF the University Of Pennsyivania
| have drawn forth an afldnvit from 0pgood In
which he swesrs that he never received COM
psnsetion for participating In athletics at
| either Cornell or Pennsylvania; that he entered
| the University Of Pennsylvania In the soientlfo
department OF the college after eorrespondence
with the Dean and consultations with
friends In this city being persuaded that upon
graduation he would have moro advantageous
opportunities for his life callinR-eivil enGl-
neerine-in this city: that he received no
peouniary inducement toenter the University
Of Pennsylvania and has been promised none.
He also sveaEs that he has phssed exemina-
fns IN ordss % further prove Toe not
aSs iSf fsi ss i .sS:s
4. ssGrsisEy asSi. ESilsSn Z, = rstssIs
mas g Ss' SoS ass. g s:
ate rule was uncon stitutionai, and they now
assert that the modification ATTEMPTED ut tho
q sss ss Fh
beIl AMss9clstion M Article III ssctlSs 3 ,,s. Rro,
Of four. one elected by the. alumnior Appointed
hy the faculty Of each ,pnivsrsity or sollsgs ia
rSes or ssaSees IN the and
shall ubmit the said proposed rules or changes
apssssGGsss e ass
held ia January, is3S that BODY. 10 violation
sfoDssd S Ius sth az
sssa saS shs .S. ssS syp
cd other rules intended as Q substitute there-
bssrd I q 4 pss S Ss. hs. aSs sa se
are PlainIy anconstItuilonal and void.
asanss a. sS hs sn
sylyania team tenn this Board denies aHPsolutsiy H
aass Ul assa ss
or been promised any pecuntary cons,dsrs-
Ct o. BAY on Sss
~ this regard 1. may be observed ths.
sineins that az least two Of the star ' payess c
1ns.rsoesse Int sss% f 4 tss sGHSss "a
Clearly proisssiSnais within The provisiOns Of
AscoTHinG II tho iqrsGoing. the s1dsFFsrsdt ssst
tlons are published in conclusion:
Rs.s,.d That this Board repr..sn,,ns the 5 member
lean Intercollegiate Football Association. deem and
consider the rules adopted by that association at s
meeting on the 27th of october lsv3 unconstutionsL
q nS 5. nS 'Ss SSs e
cordinRiy.
tain the amateur reputation OF their team. and that
OF the charger above referred by any accredited
onciai OF the newspapers In which they were pre-
ferred by any otcfal representative Of any Of the
colleges in the association.
RsSlpd That the secretary be ana ho 10 hereby In
structed 10 give all possible Information and 30 Afford
all reasonable facilities for the Investigation thus In
Vited,
The sun., 1893-10-31


vrru n, r,,res et nrnnhrfsr risif pnaer
the unfssrrssy n. C'e Usraserrnt.
n vss dennitsiy settled Yesterday that the
Uniyersity A. q would manage the Yale
Princeton football rnme on Thanksgiving Day.
II was also settled that the game would be
played st Manhattan Field. President George
Adee Of the Univsrsity Athletic Club will APP
point q committee Of six members. who will
have the entire handling OF the big game. The
COMMITTEES win probably consist OF George
Adee, O. n. Matthswson, O. G. cuyler. Tracey
Earris. II. g. Van Duser, and one other. Mr..
Mathewson may be the Chairman.
Mr.. Van Duzer called upon Receiver Freed
man OF Manhattan Field yesterday and looked
over the contract for the ground. 1t is the
came as last year, recurring the payment OF
90, 600 for the use OF Manhattan Field Tor
Thanksgiving Day. Mr.. Van Duser said to
Bun reporter:
THE sam. M sIl be pl.ysd SEh.;Ia Sp %sShesssD sS
TSiss rspr.ssnt. a. ,Ss s' Yss sna
sss s Si.S ss Ss nsd as 1s $
tomorrow to handle the whole affair: There
I II s NJ. 4 nhs sh' KEEN ss ssR
possible and Will eater q ne pu6IIos comi9Tt.
ths sd shis ysas sSasaS aeSsrrlasss bsins sspt OUT
side the fence. There VIII be several new
n more ore quickly @ than IA recent years.
Mr. Mathewson gave out the correspondence
University Athletic Club, abe club received .
sS sns sR Gs.l Il e FEaS;s2s 2, pssd
after con siderlng the matter carefully the
clubs council, decided to have seorIS,ttssry I,tsIyy
Banks accept the mHpagemens M o. on %, conStion sSa ion
eommodation Of the college world and the
public at largo al. .reAsonahle oharges, rather
sible i'm Of money therefrom."
ReceiySr Freedman Ia jnbilnnt oyer the fact
that Nc Will not be burdened with the JOB Of
running thlnGs on this great occasion. Still.
he says ho will do everything In his power to
help the University Athletic Clubs committee
In its Iabora.