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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-20

The GaraeIds Will Answer the Ohio
Senator'S Charges an q Book.

SematOr's Charges In q hook.
CLEVELAND, o.. Oct D.-A great deal
of interest is manifested here by political
workers concerning the review Of Senator
Sherman's hook. The eldest son Of the late
President, Mr.. Harry A Garfield, was seen
this morning. and while aversc to express
ing himself. finally said: Il would much
prefer not to be quoted or to say anything
on the subject. 1t has been the policy OF
the family not to reply to charges that are
made against my father. and - We have
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-20
MARY LINCK'S DEBUT.
Young Indiana Girls First Appear
ancc I'm America.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NEW YORK, Oct 1s.-Mary Linck. the
young Indiana prima donna, made her debut
tonight as Hansel in Daly's Theater in
"Hansel and Gretel'' and scored quite a
success.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-20

Lord AIfred Douglass IN Amer1ca.
NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y, Oct. 1s.-Lord
Alfred Douglass, the son Of the Marquis
OF Quecnsberrs. is stopping at the Cataract
House and is doing the falls" He has
since the Wilde scandal came out and says
he will not 60 back to England for fivo
years. He has his wife with him
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-20
MONARCH
N GROCERY co.
(rNcoHPoRArED.) TEL. 1lso.
s4 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
\ Mail Orders Promptly Pllisl. =

Every family wants Potatoes
now, and this week we will give
FREE tolargest purchaser of goods
each day, 8 bushels fine Michigan
Potatoes.
Second largest purchaser gets 3
bushels FREE, and third largest
2 bushels, FREE.
Fancy Patent Flour, per barrel. :. .S4.z5
Best Roller process straight Flour,
pef Darrel .......... $50
Good quality straight Flour, per
barrel 2.75
Armour Simon Pure Lard, per
pOuhu .....-..... lOc
Choice Dairy Butter, per pound. 15c
Country Roll Butter, per pound 171kc
Fancy Michigan Potatoes, In 10 bush.
New Eyaporated Fruit.
Fine Quality and Cheap.
California Figs, per pound .... 1Oc
California Seedless Raisins, per lb. SC
California Apricots, per lb. ...... Zoe
California Peaches, per ID. ........ 1Oc
Cleaned Currants, per h.. ......... &c
Large Assortment Of Fresh Fruit.
Fresh Oat Flake pounds for. 25c
Pancake Flours, best brands, 2-lb
pacAage. ......... ...-.-....-. IOc
Queen Olives, per quart ....... z5c
New Catsup, per gallon. ....... 35c
Hoffman House Java and Mocha,
pcE I'D Soc
(The best Coffee in the market.)
Fine Fresh Roasted Rio, per ID. CSC
Our Celebrated Crushed Java, per
pound. Observation-Disclosures. 16c
Great assortment of new-crop
Teas at z5c per 10. and up.
Dressed Chickens, per lb ....... 12c
Dressed Ducks, per Id. ......... 12c
Fresh Meats. Fresh Oysters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-20

QUINCY. ILL.,, Oct. 1s.-while out ip a
saiiboat Yesterday A. j. Miller. -ex-Mayor.
and Henry. Clay. Of Canton. Mo-; We're
The ~, y host when it was capsized by the wind
The other four. A. Hills. Frank Ferris,
Daniel Tibbetts and Jacob kellis, were
and a half. Mr. Millers family. ofer 500
reward for the recovery Of the body.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-20

sPOtato Patch" Pingree in Luck.
DETROIT. Oct. 19.-Mayor Pingree was
renominated for a fourth term by accla-
nation by the Republican city convention
this mOrnig.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-20
Can
You
Miss
This?
/u~r AAh This Sale begins
n A10 wv AA04A MONDAY MORNING

to single silver standard, because the sill
YER certificates and treasury notes must be
redeemed by silver dollars
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-20
WEARY OF Welded LIFE.

Lady ShoIto Douglass Wants to Re-
turn to the Variety Stage.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Oct. IS. = Lady
Sholto Douglass. the variety actress. who
married the youngest SON OF the Marquis
of Queensberry. wants to return to the
stage. She has written letter to local
theatrical manager asking an engagement
as q variety actress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

WNS4iNGTON. oct. lo-Thc Rev. T.. DE
witt Talmagc expresses much satisfac-
lion with the change I'm his affars which
makes him a resident OF Washington. lie
says.
MY pastoral relations. have no doubt
will be OF the most agreeable sort ana
my associates and I viii get along ia
mously. know almost ever minister
in the city. Or. llamlin preached the
dedication sermon for my last Taber-
nacle. / have preached for DR., Fadciine
I'm Detroit. and / preached al the deiica-
ton of Or. Thomas Chalmers taston's
church | want to say that Washington
may well De proud of the fine group OF
ministers Of the gospel whom she has
Il propose 10 give the people of the
Tirs, Presbyterian church my best work.
! feel that IL Is best Tor me 10 preach
once every Sunday-in the eVen-ns.
shall prepare nv sermons in tine usual
manner. 7 have always hccn favored with
an especially good stenosrapher or Two
and nv sermons have been spread broad
cast At what do estimate their cirCula-
tion2 / can hardly say. But Henry W.
GRADY once estimated for me that %
C91C00 ueoole 4 week read them. ! know
the circulation has increased remarkably
since then J shall continue my editorial
work FOR the Christian Herald and my
special articles for other periodicals"
Tho rooms which DR.. Talmage has en-
gagged TOR mis- present residence are those
in which owen Meredith wrote Lucille, -
and where a great many other men dis
tsnguishcd in literature and art have al
some time or other occupied quarters.
They comprise suite directly over the
rooms tenanted by Secretary Gresham
down to the time of his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
IOl-iI 10 IHE LAST.
Even in Death Harry Wright Thought of
the Game He Loved 80 We'll

Nothing could demonstrate so forcibly
the great love Harry Wright bore for
the game, which he did so much 20 de-
velop and 10 perfect. as the codicil 10 his
viii, executed on September 2sth. FIVE
days before his death Here il is:
]. William Henry Wright. being Of
sound mind, memory, and UNDERSTANDING
do make and publish this codici to my
last via and testament, be .ring date the
18th day of September. A. -. 1885
Item All my books and memoranda
bearing upon ~ concerning the national
game Of baseball, cricket. and other
sports, together with newspaper clippings
ana correspondence referri lg 10 the same
and including the pictures and other
valuable matter bearing upon the sub
ject | give and bequeath unto the Ma
uonal League and American Association
OF Professional Baseball Tubs and their
successors IN the sincere hope and wish
that they may use them as q nucleus or
beginning OF a historical collection OF
memoranda Of facts bearing upon our
grand national game of baseball. in the
service Of which ! have passed the great
er part of my life.
In witness whereof ! have hereunto
set my hand and seal this 2sth day of
September. one thousand eight hundr 4
ami ninety-fve.
Sgnei, sealed. and witnessed in pres
ence Of ms and each other: ". Graz.
Cuth,w, Frank :. Elliott
HARRY WRIGHT (SclD.
W. II. WRIGHT
--Ph.lad alphia Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

The Trade Spent the Week Trying TO Find
Its Proper Level.

CLEVELAND, o.. oct. 1O.-The Iron
Trade Review says to-day
The iron trade has spent another week
I'm the effort 10 find IFS proper level. and
as I'm every such period Of waiting and
uncertainty prices have settled Even
though it were certain that the change
vas due 10 n bear campaign If ispiain
that deeper forces Will decide what the
outcome is 10 be.
One factor Of much importance IS the
placing of 10000 10 1900 tons of rails
for 1896 delivery and the readiness with
which further negotiations on the SIS
basis are entered into Icy the railroads
PrOiigious Germ and wheat movement
can hardly be expected TO bring the
western roads into line. Buying has been
i.eht. smaller amounts have been sold at
So IN the valley. and IL IL possible TO
shade this figure.
Bliots have declined further. and 81
to $3.50 Pittsbtfg is the present basis.
Southern sellers OF pig iron report an
inactive market Gray forge is weaker
al Si30l325 littsDurs.
ola material has shared in the decline.
and under light buying is from 81 TO s.
"a ton below prices of two weeks ago.
The eastern market shows little activity.
Tank steel. while held at $50 Pittsburg
by most mills. is quoted somewhat lower
in competitive territory. The bar-iron
associations a their Pittsburg conference
paved the way for a national agreement
and uniform card. but no action was
taken about current prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
FRIDAY. OCTOBER II, 1875.
To-pAy,s MEETINGS ANDinvENTs.

DIVE Lodge. Masons. Masonic Ieinpiv'
Ien.on Lodge. X OF p, Corcoran hal'
Union Lodge. l. O. O. f., odd-telio"s
Hall. ,,.u
onachisto Tribe. ]. o. r. NJ, Cersley
Hall -
NJ. HAN.
Fraternity Lodge. *. of H. Centrai Han
Mutual Lodge. X. Of H.. Druids' san
nalc Lodge. X OF r.. Owens Han
O,d Dominion Council, \. L. OF H.
Druids' Hall
Anchor lodge. Golden Chain. Schiller
Hall.
Richmod Lodge Golden Chain, Central
Tin In" Sheet Iron, and Cornice Workers
Eagle Hall.
Enterprise Council. Jr. O. L. a. NJ SEMI
Ter HJn.
Rescue Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Jr. o. u.
A. NJ. Hall.
New South Council. Jr. o. L. a. NJ,
Eighth and Hull streets.
Trinity Temple !. O. g. T., Central Hall
Sidney Lodge. !. o. G. T., Belyidere
rJ.w
Easi-End Lodge. l. o. G. T.. Springfield
Hall.
Company A. First Regiment. Armory
T. L. Lee Camp. {. V, Lee Camp Han
Friendship Lodge X Of p, Toney's Han
Virginia Lodge. shield Of Honor, Smiths
Hall.
Aurora Council. Jr. o. L. A. NJ, Gate
woods Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

present amount OF paper currency, good
would still effect o. per cent. OF It's trans
actions by the transfer of mercantile
credits. There being enough money,
therefore, 10 serve as n basis for the
money would do no good. but would DO
great harm by furnishing idlc funds TO
promote Wild speculations. that would
surely end IN financial panic. because
when a paper currency Is so trusted that
IL will pass in all parts OF the Union, all
OF Il will be certainly sucked TO the
commercial centres.
Since freedom TO make and transfer
credits is what the country wants. IT fol-
lows that the act Of Congress which Tor
bids State banks TO issue their notes
stabs the business OF the country fatal
ly. 1t is a restriction upon the organi-
cation Of State banks. and this causes
vast numbers OF neighborhoods TO be
without banks that would have banks II
there were no such restrictions on them.
If these neighborhoods had these banks,
every person i'm them could get all the
credits that his character and property
entitled him to. Then all citizens would
have that incstimable blessing which
flows from all being able 20 80 TO bank
and borrow whatever their business or
necessities require. AS things are now,
none can borrow but those who live under
the caves of the national banks. ana
are known by the officers OF those banks.
The great body Of the population are
starved. and the priceless boon OF aDili-
ty TO borrow is confined 10 a few.
The only argument for this state OF
things is that state banks VIII fiji
travellers pockets with money on which
he will have to pay discount. rms was
so before the war. but could not be
so now, with our gridiron OF banking ana
railroads. People could carry bank
checks when travelling. as travellers in
Europe carry letters OF credit
But what are these trining neon
voniences compared TO the whole peo-
ple having facilities for transactlng their
business that are utterly denied to them
now?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
Officers Elected.

Al the annual meeting of st. Mays
Eene fetal and Social Union the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
twelve months: President. d. J. Quinn;
y ice-Presi1cnt. X. II. Felthaus; Record
ing Secretary, Louis Shuttle Financial
Secretary. George Ncltz; Assistant Sccre-
taiy. ollie Ticker: Treasurer. George Il.
p,lCy, Sercc1nt-at-Arus. Richard shut
te Trustees. joseph Hulcher, John Am
rhcin ana Henry Forstwann. The reports
OF the officers were read. and tney show
ed the organization TO be In healthy
financial condition. This IS about the
strongest society of its kind in the city,
and is steadily increasing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

Gossip About the successor of General
Malone.

Speaking upon the question Of General
Mahone's successor, as leader of the
Republican party in Virginia, Judge
WaddMl said that his impression was
that the Republican state Executive COM
mittee will have 90 call meeting on the
General State Committee. That COM
m.ttee. he thinks. was composed Of Ma
hone. Stith Boiling and Alvin II. Mar
tin. OF Norfolk county, and Aiessrs. Boil
ing and Martin will. he thinks, call a
meeting Of the committee 10 elect Ma
homes successor as chairman Of the
State Committee.
Judge Naddill said that while be was
in Washington nobody seemed able 20 tell
how Alanonc's successor as member OF
the National Committee should be elect
ed.
Ex-Postmaster Russell. who has been
giv.ng much thought 10 the subject.
thinks the two members of the Executive
Committee will call. a meeting OF ths
General Committee and that committee
VIII elect Mahone's successor as chair
man Of the State ComIiitce ana also
choose his successor as member OF the
National Republican Committee. 5 lie
thinks this must be done within a short
TIM. as the National Committee has to
meet in December.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
REOEfRED 10 REUOVE BIDGES.
q. 4. IL. Nen Not Permitted to Enter "a
Chmrch To Attend Il Funeral.

PORT HURON, MICH. oct io.-Fred.
Smith. a veteran. was buried yesterday
morning under the auspices Of william
Sanborn Post, G. \. r. The services were
held at St Joseph's Catholic church, and
conducted by Father Spaeth.
The pall-bearers. when they arrived at
the church door were requested by the
priest 10 remove their q. \. r. badges.
This they refused 10 do. and remained on
the outside until the services were over
The veterans are angry over the mat
ter Father Spaeth said that In request
ing the soldiers TO remove their badges
ne was only following the rule of the do
cese, which states that no society not
approved ~ the Church is permitted TO
wear resalia IN the church. II is not be
cause the Church Is opposed 10 the Grand
Army. but because II IS not a Catholic
examination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
DROWNED IN THE DOCK.
A Foolish Wager Causes Harvey Davis 10
Lose His Life.

Harvey Davis, a colored man. about
thirty years OF age. was drowned IN the
dock at tire foot OF Twenty-second street
yesterday about o'clock:
Ii seems that he and John Grey, an
other negro. had a wager that one .,
the other could not swim across the cahai
To decide IL both OF them. who II IS sald
were drunk at the time. Jumped INTO
The waler and mad swan across and were
on their way back, when Davis was
overcome and sank . -. 49,.
His companion was also almost az tne
noint of Giving up when he was puhed
out -. - ia
The bodies were recovered py JOG ,i -,
wards. The Coroner deemed an inquest
The victim is a native OF North caro-
lima. where, it is said. he mas TWO c en-
dren. lie has no relatives IN lne 49, 49,
and has beon employed at Travers fel.
tiIizer Mill. which is Just across tne s'ree1
from where the accident occurred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
s.naeni>. Volunteer Increment.

Mr.. James NJ Broadax. graduate OF
Princeton. and the travelling ecsretary Oh
the Students Volunteer Movement ior
Foreign Missions. in Virginia and the
Eastern States, is now I'm the CITY, ana
has been making addresses at RICH
mond College. The object OF the move
ment Is to get students OF
the colleges and universities IN
terested in the movement II was
started I'm lsSG. and now has between
1000 and 4.o0O members. Mr. Broadax
is not only speaking before college
bodies. but to any gatherings interested
in his work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
Nr. Gr0sser's Return.

Mr.. \. :. Grosser. the bookkeeper or
the Southern Churchman. who married
the niece Of Mr.. Henry. the murdered
Brooklyn miser, has returned after a
visit North
clincd 10 state what his testimony wouln
have been had he been put on the stanN.
which will not be necessary at present. as
no Indictment was found against William
:. Henry, the son of the murdered man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

William Robinson and Mathew Brown
both colored. were arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Brooks on cross warrants Tor
cursng and beating each other.
John Daniels (cOiCrcdD was arrested IN
the First District for beating Victoria
Fry
Dick Johnson. a colorea youth. thought
Henrietta St clair was coming between
him and his sweetheart so when he saw
them talking he attacked Henrietta, ana
She sw0re ont warrant against him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

by the Richmond Blues, says Commander
Oly-.

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company. OF Boston, Mass. left for home
last night OH the Proyidence-Line boat
Connecticut, after being entertained by
the Old Guard.
Forty members Of the Old Guard board
ed the boat Aurora, at the foot OF west
Tenth street. yesterday. and went TO
the station OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
in Jersey CITY, where they me, the
Ancients and Honorabies, who arrived
there from the South at 800 in the al
fernOon.
Major Thomas Sloan. OF the Old Guard.
welcomed the Bostonians, ana a sail
was had down the bay. Captain A. T..
Decker had charge OF Il collation. served
on the trip. The Aurora reached Pier
80. the slip OF the Connecticut. fifteen
minutes late.
Commander Thomas Olys said the trip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

Hair-Pins, &c. dozen;
Whalebones. &c. bunch
Rceswax. &C. each. 49,,
tSnSsav Ssfety-Pins. Sc. dozen.
Curling-Irons. &c. eacn'
Hat-Pins Sc. dozen.
Criuping-Pins, Sc. dozen
Linen Tape. &c. buhcn.
Algona Hair-Pns. &c. a DoA., ., q
Fine Feather-Stitched Brad ~
RIaak Pins. in boxes. &c. each.
smith Needles. Sc. a paper. v,o-
ts-ounce package Sachet-roNue'' ana
let. Jockey club, heiio'i0Pe'
na,e, r 81, " fragrant and refreshing
too- lash. EQUALS Rubifoam only DC
"sWVsi1tcbklo,h." for cleansing ora an,.
nickel gold. glass. etc, and espeC'ah,,s
for bicycles. 10. package no
Zen. LEWIS La BLA 8dY
/ 1 IA scREW-TOP VASE
LINE. 7c. a bottie. 80. 100
Grass Linen Sailor-Collars, lsc'
- Embroidered Yoke Collars; u. -.
81 80 Embroidered oke Collai9' ''N'
50 English Pique Fronts. 81. g,
a ~ Lace and Ribbon Fronts, 81.
nieces Tapestry Brussels carpet
SOC quality. today Bic; yaru, To
Moquette-Top Hass0cKs' ~ anu
kind. to-day, sc. each l....,-.ohioe
Safine-Coyered Bed ComfortaolS,Ss'
fun size number we cannot "upi-
cate. 9ic. each. ~ ,.,,s ,ice
SMYRNA DOOr-Mats, &c. hliiu,
10 throw about the house; &c. SdDn,
~ Gle blankets. all colors, bound
wei '' worth Soc for to-day. DC e ,.,os
Moauette Rugs. measuring 80 ld ligsilc1
bv y inches. all new patterns perfect
goods bought TO sell for 80 90 -.
e'ON'' To-day $3.50 each.
RRIrssELS REMNANTS lis yards
iorg Tho RIGHT length for Rugs
TODAY CSC for the whole piece
Worth GJc a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

A same Of base.ba was played yes
to-day morning at West-End Park he
tween teams Of the Medical College Of
Virginia and the University College or
Medicine. The former Won with a core
of 10 TO 10. This was the second game
PLAYED I'm series ARA aged for the cham
pionship. The first one was won by the
san team.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
rowhatan Monument Association.

The Powhatan Monument Association
called meeting Of the Executive Com
miftee last Tuesday, but owing TO the
lack of q quorum the meeting Was post
poncd The chairman will call another
meeting in a few days when several de
SIZES for the m0nIm mt will be examined.
and ir IS probable one viii be decided
uBDu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

The cases of y. l.. Buford and G.
Dickinson. postmaster ard assistant post
master al ROxbury. the former charged
with making false returns I'm order 10
increase compensation and the latter
with completely. We're continued until
to-day by United States Commissioner
Henry Flegenheimcr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

WASHINGTON. y. c.. oct. Q. The re-
ceipts OF the Government for the first
ten davs Of the current month aggre-
gated N.ll1.fN. and the expenditures SIG
5l5 900, deficit. T.N5.@l. This deficit Will
probably be reduced during the re-
mainler Of tho month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
rramplca to Death at Football Game

HARRISBURG. oct 1.-two weeks
ago. while a game Of football was in pro-
gress in Steelton. little Walter Jenkins,
aged five years. being near the line watch
ing The play. was knocked down and
:rampled upon. He died Tuesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

of the Ancients and Honorables since sat
urday had been unusually enJoyabie. he
said that they were royalty entertainer
by the Richmond Blues. of virginia
New York Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11

Their rast History and Future AIMS >"
the Field.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL ANp
,trcgANtCAT, COLLEGE, BLACKS
pI-RG. VA. oct. l0.-special.-Althoush
a., attenpt was made In 1870 ana IN 1911
10 organic a football team IL ~aS nDe
until the fan Of 1872 tlat tne colcse -
a team into tho field; Vil ti,he ~ sehoci
wore PLAYED, each with 81. Aloahs oeuoo',
~ Radf0rd The college won lne HlS1
by "A score Of II 70 10; the second -. ",
ended In a dispute ana was cameo ''- '
the end Of the first nall. NOS doeoa,ed
In 1893 the college team MaS "s5ie.'.l1
iu the only two games that IL plag,u,
Emory and Henry College Wlnhlhs nc
first by "a score Of TO -, ana hah uolpn-
Macon Academy the second Dy d So III
~ RI 10 q. the Virginia Agricultural ana
Mechanical College team being the oiiiy
team scoring against the Academy 'ha'
year. -,.s -. oil,
old alumnus-Mr. j. A. Massle-Wno Idd
plaved on the University OF virginia
team. The games that year We're as
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College defeated Emory and henry score
- Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College defeated Roanoke college, SCORE
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College defeated 81. Adams (hrst game)'
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College defeated 81. Adams Second
sSV'i' reinis Agricultural and Mechanical
College defeated by Virginia Military In
stitute: score, lO 10 o..
About one-half Of the team this year
Is composed Of old material, the rest or
the men being new. The captain is Mr.
n r. Patrick. who has played risnt
guard since lS.B and is "a steady, safe
PLAYER. Mr. Leslie ID. Kline is the busi-
ness manager Of the team.
.ffr.. .lE