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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27

The service in the Association rooms
to-day promise to be as interesting as
ii IS Instructive. Professor Dobbins. OF
Boston. Will have charge of the meeting.
He has been Very successful i'll conduct
ing these meetings and comes highly re-
commended.
Las. Tuesdays Nirginiau sac. Profes-
sOr DobbinS, OF Boston. conducted fin"
gospel service 4 the y. NJ. G. a. Suud ~.
The subject was The Need OF u Sa-
viour." and it was illustrated with en-
ceiient steyeop;.con views and beautiful
singing by Mr.. ana Mrs. Dobbins. Two
hundred ana fifty men were present.
Tho building fund continues To grow.
We nope TO be able 10 report soon the
entire $1,000 pledged.
y few more tickets are necessary 10
insure the success OF the S;ar Course.
Unless the requisite number are sold
we Viii no. have the entertainment.
Persons desiring tickets will please re-
port 20 The secretary.
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a Observation-Disclosures
"'strirf Democratic Executive COM.
hittce Make Plans for Cnmn,,c,,

The Democratic District Exec,,,ive
committee met here yesterday nj nnor
at the headquarters of NJ. w a yonn,r
~ me academy of Music building thnra
neiiS present the chairman. MIR lac
~; Duke, OF Western Branch: Mr. l.,
! hohp'on, or Portsmouth: DR.. j T.. Irv.
aht' OF SOUTHAMPTON. and Col. G Fen
ION l'ay. OF Isle of Wight.
AIR. .Iohn Whitehead, OF Norfolk vy,s
eit I,. assistant secretary OF tha. com
mittee. and OBLIGATED.
The business before the ,nno.i,,
lhat or mapping out work in the diss,.,c,
Tor this campaign. and the folIow,nr
dates for 50 akers were arranged.
sept 2S-'k'oX Hill, Elizabe;h CI,v
county Cat nighO. w. a. Young.
oc. l-SurIy Courthouse court davl
X. r. Boykin Soi'
Oct Warwick Courthouse fconr.
day), Capt. r. c. Marshall and John G
Tilton. II
Isle Of Wight Courthouse court dav,
". a. Young, Judge W. II. Mann and
Miles Martin.
Princess Anne Courthouse court dav,
J. +. Hubbard, ID. Gardiner Tyler and
DR.. J. +. bryant.
Oct. 12-James City Courthouse court
day., !. w. Eason ana Col. X. r. GI.fIin.
Nansemond Courthouse court day). w
\. Young. j. T., Hubbard and JOHN w
II. Porter
Oct, 19-Sou;hamp.on cour.ho,,sa
(cour; day), w. a. Young and ]. f. HUB
bard.
York Courthouc court day). DR. T.
BRYANT and j. T.. Cole
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Norfolk
county 10 be supplied.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
I'M Bic KLEY.

Mr.. T.. +. Witmur. of Baltimore. will
occupy the pulpit of Armstrong Memo
rial mt II o'clock n. m. and o'clock u.
III. All are cordially invited to attend
The Christian Endeavor will meet at
. O'Clock II. III. and organize for the
winters work
Miss Rosa Etherdgc. who has been
GHendirE several months in the noun
tainS of Virginia. has returned home
much uleas"d with her visit.
There will be Il meeting of the Rose
buds ut Chestnut Street NJ. T.. Church
this afternoon At i:30 o'clock. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend
Mr. George Il. t.theriGgc and bride.
he" Marshall. have returned from their
bridal tour.
Several minor eases were disposed of
Yesterday in Mayor McCoy's Court.
The contagious eases that appeared in
IN" town about IL month ago have all
disanpcarcd. and the Board of Health
also.
Rev. NJ w. Butler has moved his fam
lv to South Norfolk.
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SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
4 Georgian Slain As EEe prove Along
tEc ROmN.

Savannah, Ca, Sept. 9G.-Captalm Geo.
Il. Berry. of the Dillingham; Hussags. IL
company OF the First Rcgim mt Georgia
Cavalry, was assassiua;ed to-day while
on his way from Savannah to his home
in Eflinrham county. about 80 miles
west of Savannah. His body was found
lying in the road about miles from
the city. Ills head had been blown near
ly off by load of buckshot The body
was found by Il party OF men which had
stopped Berrys hOrsa and buggy sew
eral miles from where the tragedy uc-
cured. Berry was riding in buggy,
when. IL is supposed, two negroes con-
ccaled by ;hc roadside. fred on him.
Berry reached for his pistol at the bot
tom of his buggy. but a second shot
from The assassins lore away part of
his head. ana he fell headlong 10 the
ground. Til" blood sputtertd over the
buggy. and 1t was ths which led to the
search by the party which stopped the
horse. Officers are on the track of the
assassins. and it Is believed they Will
be arr, s;ed in a short time. The motive
for the killing is supposed 10 have been
robbery.
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Mariners and Travellers.

Speak III high terms OF the preventive ana
remedial properties Of liostcttcr's Stomach
i!itters. It medicine peculiarly adapted TO
the wants of those called on TO experience
the viciss.tudcs OF climate, the inciemcncy
OF the weather the hardships of a sea far
ing or out-of-door life. or the dangers of
a malarial or otherwise pcstilcntial atmos-
phcrc y small quantity Of this agreeable
tonic nuli'Ees impurities in water, and
qucnceS o.; an unhealthy or unaccust toned
diet. II also cnnbleS the constitution To
bear up unframed against unhealthy eli
matte influences. and the system to slIs-
tain. unmpa.rcd in health and viGor tho
taiiSueS OF travelling Entrants. tour
lists. miners and others who have thor
ouChly tested the efficacy of the article
declare ii 10 lie Il sovereign prcscrvativC
able
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PORTSMOUTH EWS
will be a great convenience to the mer-

will be great convenience to the mer-
chants of both cities.
The police were startled Friday night
hv the cries of murder. which came
from Il house on Columbia street. 1t
turned out to be negro man beating
his wife. When the officer got there the
man VINO caused the trouble had fled.
Tine funeral OF Mr.. James y. Mulvey's
little child took place yesterday after
noon from his rcsircnce. No. S02 Court
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. Thomas j. Brady. The remains
"ere inferred in ST. Paul's Catholic
Cemetery.
Rev. MIR. JolliT. pastor OF the Efling-
ham Street NJ. l.. Church. received Il
MESSAGE Friday afternoon stating that
his brother. who lives at Great Bridge.
was dvirc and that il he wanted to see
him he had better come at once. He
left the same night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
NEWS IN PLEASING VARIETY.
Ehe Latest happenings In Peters.
burg md Vicinity.

Petersburg. Va. Sept 2G.--(Special.)-
On next Tuesday Past Grand Master Il.
H. Branch ana other Odd Fellows OF this
city VIII visi; Wavcrly Lodge. No 50.
to assist them In doing any work that
may be OH hand. and ITO give such in
structions on the secret work OF the
order as may enable that lodge to take
rank among the brightest In the State
The School Board of Mlmoa!ne Dis
trlct. Dinwiddic. county held Il meeting
yesterday ut Suthcrland's Il station on
the Norfolk and Western railroad, and
elected teachers for the nty-two pub
lie schools of chat district
The Republican Campaign Committee
mere Is receiving large quantities of lit
erIttirc from the National Republican
headquarters in New York This lltcra-
tufc ~ Deing sent To almost every place
IN the Fourth Congressional District
Hon ). V. Southall, OF Charlottesville.
va, VIII speak ut the Academy of Music
on next Monday night. MIR. Southall
comes here under the auspices of the
National Democratic party.
Judge Is. y. Hancock came to Peters
burg this morning and adjourned The
circuit Court TO Tue day morning next.
Ihc Portsmouth Baptist Aesocia tion
VII convene az ColGsse Church. near
M!hhtor station on the Norfolk ana
western railroad ana will be i'm session
'iic remainder of the week. This agso-
'alon embraces all of the Baptist
churches In the cities Of Norfolk, Ports
inorth, Suffolk. pctersbur ana adIa-
cent counties. Delegates have been an
POINTED from the Baptist Churches in
mas cry TO the associations Among the
ministers who will attend is Rev. A. J.
rriStoe' pastor of the Second Baptist
Church
The Baptist Young PEOPLES Convop.
1,Nn
,"'h ana llth. An extensive Programme
Nus Dc'n prepared for the convention
:Nple ana eloquent speakers have been
secured - deliver addresses on the VA.
'o"S SUBJECTS which will be discussed,
among them VIII bc Rcv. T.. ID. Jordan
EeAeral secretary of the Hantist Ynmn,
nrup!eS Union of the South DR., T.. G,
Mcdonnell, of Lynchburg: II. k IIow,
|norh'. of Alton. Va: Il. Cabcll Hnniur
3i frouShton, Va. L. c. Broue!,ton. of
No'hoNe: W. w. Hamilton. OF Vinton.
Va; 6. c. Cox, of Newport News. AZ
Wood. Of S;aunton; il. G. Fer"us6n 80
NhShcsh1ro; j. ID. Barker. of Peters.
nn Z; ~ ". Tribblc. OF CharlottnevItlo
~; H. NcTce. of Knoxville. Tenn: w I
" nm; OF richmond. Va: S. Rayol of
, , ora CITY. Va. Professor E. G.
James. of Richmond, and proraseor q
= dlandy, of Roanoke. and savnroj Ia, :
ns laymen of the State. Delegates rror,
NiIc BAPTIST Churches here ia mo co.
Neutloh nave not yet been appointed
"'SS Lee seward. daughter of MIR. ST.
mon Seward. of this city. ana Mir r. -
ni.cm WIZ he married on mex, Tuesday
a .i.. at . O'Clock at the First Ran,
.'St Shurch here. The bride is n MOS,
'.ceohplIshcd young lady, and tie
Norfolk f""Ser Oh
MI Polk MilIer's entertainment, ho,o
I'D I'D high' Tor the beneii, of the A. p. Uill
H., i.'i,gs, new military company recent.
= b1hined nero, was quite largely nj
| about $50 'ie'F snare
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
Will Have HING.

Macon, Ga. Sept. 2G.-Dr. W. l.. Ry-
owen. in Talbotion Ga. on the night of
April 18th. was convicted tonight Of the
crime ana sentenced 10 be hanged Jan
nary u. 1897. in. Ryder was madiy in
love with Miss owen. who did not rcci-
prccltc his affection. Enragel by dis
appointment and mdd!y jealous of her
other su!;u:s he armed himself with a
shot gun. cropt up 10 the parlor where
She wa converSing WIKI a friend ana
discharged one barrel of his gun, the
load tearing off the side OF her face.
death resulting instantly. The murder
81 then shot at her visitor, INJECTING a
slight wound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
AnTnpu,icnt rr,n,,,.

Yesterday n white tramp went to the
uoor OF lady on Green street and
asked for food. and on being told by
the lady that she had none cooked, he
demanded money from her to buy some.
This she refused. He then put his foot
against the door and said: "D-n you.
Will come i'm ana take something tn
sell to get some with" y gentleman.
VINO happened to pass at the time. wai
aDpealed to. and the tramp ran. The
ladv describes him as Il tall. slim man
with short beard and shabbily dressed.
25out 20 wears of age. Some of these
people are getting very impudent and
Sholid be arrested as soon as they en-
ter the city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
Deeds E'rt on Record.

The plan of reorganization of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
was recorded at the Norfolk county
Clerks Office yesterday.
The company is capitalized at $4,000
900. George Coppell. j. Kennedy Tod.
Nicto" Morowiiz and William l.. Glynn
are named n the purchasers Of he road.
The deed of sale of the road has also
been put on record in The same office.
the tax for recording the same being
5000. The deeds covers twenty-one and
a half pages Of the record book. and il
took = Gay and a half 10 ;ranzcribe Il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
Club Meeting,

A meeting Of the Bryan and Scwall
Campaign Club of Portsmouth will be
held at the City Hall Monday night al
p. m. 1t is desired that every Demo-
crat in the city who purposes supporting
the candidacy Of bryan and Sawall
should he present and enroll themselves
as members OF the Club.
This club already numbers among its
members some of the most prominent
Democrats in the CITY. ana Il promises
10 be lively factor in ,:hc political cam
p3!gn from now until election. Let every
free silver Democrat in the city attend
this meeting Monday night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
Gunners nsndncttcr re Careful.

iiGa requested Tie Nirginian reprcscn-
tative Yesterday TO call the attention of
number OF young men who have Wis
tied his place twice this week TO the fact
that unless they discontinue shooting at
par;ridEes he will report them for viola
ton of the law which was passed by
The last LEGISLATURE forbiddlnG any per-
son from shooting partrdgeg in this
State for two years. The men pretend
ed TO be after rabbits. but would shoot
ANYTHING they could see.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
ThcJniI Rreakers Seen.

Constable John II. Thompson. of the
county. reported at the county jail yes
terdav that on Wednesday afternoon
last he saw considerable smoke in his
woods on his farm. on Western Branch,
a.ld went out to investigate the cause.
mere he found three men. whom he
supposed were trampS, with fire. lie
made them leave at once Later he
saw an account of the Jail breakers in
the pauers. and by his description the
tailor is satisfied that it was Noting
ham and the other two men.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27

Cavalry Hnptis. Church. Rev. Z. S. c.
Davis. pastor-Sunday school at $50 Il.
m. w. II. Rodmln. superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. IN. ana
p. m Woman's Missionary meeting
al p. m. All invited
Monumental NJ. l.. Church-Suudly
Schoo! a ?:l' a m. Preaching by the
pastor. Rev. l.. H. Betty. at II a. IN. and
y. IN.
South Street Baptist Church-SunGay
school at a. m. Preaching a; II a. IN.
ana y. III. by Rev. II. Il. Roberts.
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shoe on the street.

Augusta. Ga. Sep. ga special to
the Chronicle from Sparta Ga, says
-. Silver. q prominent merchant of this
town. was assassinated on his way from
his store shortly after dark. The assas-
sin stepped from dark alley In the
principal part of the town and fired five
shots into his victims back. killing him
instantly. The murderer made his ca-
cape. He is supposed TO be the brother
OF negro now in jail for attempting
the same crime on Mr.. Silver q few
weeks ago
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1t was stated in one of the afternoon
paDcrs Yesterday that Nottingham and
wilson. the escaped murderers had
neen CAPTURED and that Deputy Sheriff
Siverson had gone after them This
turns out to be 4 little premature. Mir
Siverson says that they have neither
been CAPTURED or located. He returned
home last night, no nearer having them
than he was when he left home. 1t is
more than probable that they will make
good their escape.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
vhe observation-disclosures

Brunswick Me. Seoi. 2G-Although
he crowd that gathered at the Maine
Central station he:c at G:30 this evening
10 see w. J. Bryan was small. (; showed
much enthusiasm. y number of Bow
dcin College students were in the assem-
blagc. Three hearty cheers were given
for Bryan, who told his audience ;nat
he did not objec' 10 speaking to people
who chccred like that.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27

Yesterday morning n gentleman and
his wife took an early spin out to the
Western Branch bridge on their wheels.
All went well until they were returning
home. when they met another party out
riding. and in trying 10 avoid one an
other two of the ladies collided. One
az them had Il tooth knocked out by
ule fall and otherwise bruised herself.
The accident WAS unavoidable and no
hard feelings exist on account of il.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
Union Mission Tonight.

Professor Dobbins and wife viii civ,
an illustrated Gospel service at the
Union Mission tonight at O'Clock. THE
service VII be illustrated with religious
s.creopHcan views ana sacred songs Pro.
ieSSor Dobi.ns was al one time SOLOS;
ana lsadel for the grea: revivalist ID. L,
Moody. Al are cordially invita-.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
DcIcgMtes Anpninicd.

The Calvary Baptist Church appoint
ed the following delegates to the Ports
mouth Bautist Association. which meets
IN Isle OF wight county Monday. Tues
dav ana "Wednesday next: Rev. T. :; g
Davis. Messrs. W. r.. Rodman. John W
Cotton. Jr.. and VIM. II. l.. Shepherd.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27

Remember Charles X. Welton & Co.
when YOU want new hat. Prices very
lowest always.
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Prices Suit the Timcs

We took special care this season to SO.
lect nothing except the neatest. hobbies,
and best made clothing that could h,
found in this country. at prices that ar,
astonishingly low.
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
III High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
Joint stock comna, : (,

RIchmond. Va. Sept 2e.-( Special. -
th Is sta ,ba here tonight on good au
Club has been converted into q 7I safnta
stock company, capitalized at $50. ooo5
SonsldeIable stock has been taken ana
II rs said Mr. II. L. Maynard, one oe, fiies
former owners of the Portsmouth, team.
Is one OF the heaviest investors, and q
prime mover In the enternrise "a -. =. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
Sunday school A.socintion.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday School Association
VIII be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock
with Wright Memorial Church
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27

We are selling for cash only. and BY
so doing we are able TO sell YOU goods al
The loves; market prices.
w. l.. NlRNELSON & co.
226 IIIrh strnnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27

We have just received all the lates,
styles In stiff and alpine hats.
w Il. FlRNELSON & co.
22G High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27

the High street furniture man. has re-
duced prices on mis- rcfriGerators, door
aud window screens. Big bargains
await you.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
Specials for To-Day.

Fruit jelles in 3 Id. cans, only 10c. per
can: fruit ielies In h. buckets. 25c. fer
bucket fruit preserves in Id. buckets, Csc.
per bucket; apple, butter in Id. cans.
iOc per can. We have q fine assortment
pickling time don't forget we have puro
apple cider vinegar Phone 1870
G. w. iUDGINS 6. co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27
BLANKETS. nr.AaKErs. BLANKETS


Entire new stock at specia; prices for
few DAYS only. Terms Cash to all
l. LAWRENCE & WELTON.
Portsmouth, Va
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Remember

when in want of suit for Yourself r,
boy at lowest prices go 10
| LEVY & JACOBS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-27

FOR RENT-Store No 900 IIta,,
under ocean House: best iocations low
rent, immediate possession. Apply at.
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PORTSMOUTH ADVs

fO III, 'JAL .itot No. G13 Fourth street.
~ Sl'I un nouse; three rooms. House and lot
81 Thean f6r street. ilye rooms: city water
SeZ7-lyyy b.
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Nintc" Cudcrwcnr.
Special low prices at Levy Bros.
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FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. residences 51sis
, .out..y Stteei, Portsmouth, Va Rent sis
Per Pee, monih; Possession given Janunry'I.
High street. N ~ Ply BY ~ ~
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L0 oisin soI1 , two months ago, chiidis
please leave 1t at 425 King street aee III
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iiAyE FOR SALE Hay AND FODDER
der ''; sia Gs,iHr nali, Hay, $40 ton: Fod-
free. Address W. ii. Dennis RnS-
- man l. ", va. se2T-2t
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Apples! Apples!

Just received car selected New York.
have Detroit Reds. 20 or pippins. Cannda
Heds, GraveStun Shows, Blush Pjppins
anu eiBnt other varieties. a call ia So
nclted. NICHOLS & WHITE
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1896-02-20
The Coming Fair.

The Executive Committee of the Agri-
cultural Society held meeting Friday
afternoon in the Grand Jury room at the
Court House. Various matters were
considered and every effort will be made
to make the fair OF this season great
success. Matters concerning the finances
were freely discussed, and action taken
in reference thereto.
The Committee on Ladies' Department
made an interesting report, and it is
agreed that this department shall be one
OF the best. Any suggestion from ladies
concerning the department. will be cheer
fully received by the committee. The
committee on Manufactured Articles in
tend to make this department q thorough
success.
The racing will be up to the standard.
Ihere will be ordinary classes i'll the
mornings of each day and special classes
IN the afternoon. The racing classes are
as follows: 2.45 mixed class, purse, $3.50.
Foals OF 1893, trot, purse SlCo. 2.37, trot,
purse $2OO. 2.37 class, purse 500. Foals
of 1898, pacing, $lO0. 800 mixed, purse,
$loo. 2SS trot, purse 5000.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1896-02-20
Important Conference.

MILLvILLE, Feb. 16.-PresidentJ Joseph
D. Troth, of the National Glass Bottle
Blowers Association, left for Pittsburg
this evening, in order to be present at a
conference tomorrow between President
Smith, of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union, and President Burns,
of the National Window Glass Workers
Association. President Troth refuses to
state what the conference is to be held
for, but it is said on good authority that
the three associations will consider mat
ters of great importance regarding the
pooling of issues of the three glass trades,
and particular attention will be paid to
the grievances of the window glass
workers, who have been shut out of
work for five weeks. Non-unionism in
the flint and green trades will also re-
ceive attention. 1t promises to be the
most important glass conference of the
wear.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1896-02-20

Millville has defeated Capt. Paullin's
Evening Glass in two games by the scores
of s to and 10 to l. Millville has better
team work, and the men outelass the
Bridgeton boys in weight. Should Mill
vile play the regular Institute team, a
more interesting game would be the re-
suit, with Capt. Rauschenback and
Wolseiffer, centers; VanHorn and Theo.
Felmey, forwards; Shortell, OBrien.
Books, Wilt, Hustled. w. Felmey and
Paullin, subs.
Manager w. G. Davies take the follow
ing boys to Philadelphia on Saturday, to
play Temple College Capt Rauschen-
back, Wolseiffer, O'Brien, VanHorn,
Theo. Felmey, Shortell and Paullin.
Owing to the Opera House meetings
the faculty will allow no games to be
played by the regular Institute team in
their gym" So several strong teams
who were scheduled TO play, have been
cancelled.
Temple College VS.. S. j. l., in Philadel-
phia, saturday.