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Managers Invited In.

Tho newly organized Actors and Managers
Protective League held meeting last night at
rs West Thirtle,h street. with President Klaw
In The cha!-. A constitution and bylaws were
adopted by which theatrical managers are
made eligible to membership with full priv-
leges. The object OF the league is to settle all
theatrical disputes out Of court and by arbi.
traion. Any. actor who disobeys this rule viii!
b. bovcotted Any manager who refuses to
submit to an nrhitrated decision forfeits a
bond Of $3.50 hslf OF which Sors TO !hs actor
who forget to nay salaries will be dealt with In
like fashion. Twenty i've persona o. tended the
meeting. including Roland Reed Nsi! sprgoss.
Another meeting will DO held on Aug. ut
II r. NJ,
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italian Courtesy.

Francis A. Corrno thus thanks Mayor Chapin
for tho appointment OF an Italian on the Board
Of Education In Brooklyn:
"The au-American citizens OF this city
while they do appreciate this act o! recogni-
tion. together with the many manifestations Of
interest for their welfare. feel very grateful to
you. and will am sure always regard this
them. Permit me. honorsd sir to thank you
ior the first recognition that the sons OF Cesar
nigniiy yours is 70 much hom"gsneous-had
from, yonr, Homer 10 having arspTesen,n,tye IN
recoenitlon OF the Italian citizens In The HIS
tory of this lily"
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GOING 10 MAKE IT HOT For SOME ONE
Constable Bray Doesn't Like the 0toriea
About Els Elopenen1

ELIZABETH July 24.-Constable William Bray.
who eloped With Miss Bona Eckel. the heiress.
returned to this city day to look after some
of his wiie's businoso He loft his wife at Bur-
linGton. whence they 60 tomorrow to Atlantic
City for two months. Bray Is incensed over
the stories in circulation about him. and
threatens to make 1t hot for somebody. He
told Sun reporter that bis wife was worth
800, 900. OF which $4,000 is invested In Phila-
delphia real estate: They were married. he
says at his mothers house In Trenton By tho
Rev. MIR. Worth.
Bray claims to be brother.in-law Of 5lr.
Crosby, proprietor OF the Novelty Iron Works
IN Trenton: He says that he formed, !, Mss Ms
was living. Other rer orts are that he has Only
known her o month. Provost 3. Halnss. who
at one time. It, Is tnid. . NewburRh. n. X;
millionaire. but lost most OF his money through
unfortunate business investinents.
Miss Eckel; who 10 Of GernSn parentage;
years ago. and IL q rather delicate woman.
She fell heir to nearly all their riches.
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lSusIness Troubles.

Tho plant OF the PSroGravure Company.
manufacturers ofsolid wood decorations at $50
East Thirty.sevcnth street. was sold out by
Deputy Sheriff Tracy yeste. day on an execu-
tion for $1,000 In favor OF s. Gruner. realizing
$3.50. Tho company was incorporated in No.
vemter. 1889. With capital stock OF 100000
and was backed by number OF prominent
stock and cotton brokers'. Charles Il. Coon
was President aud Arthur l.. Bnteman Treas
u'er. They ut ono time composed the stock;
last January Alter their failure Efforts were
made 10 r-orgnpize the company. MI Coon
still remaining the President and 6ieEfri, q
Gruner Woo PRESIDENT
Deputy Sheriff Heir,bergcr has closed up the
atoro OF Ell All Nordenschl Id. dealer In fancy
goods ut $40 Third aveDue. on IN execution for
Xl.O4i In fnvor OF s. F. Hart
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Broke Down on the Way TO Prison.

LANCASTER. Wis. July 24.-Rose Zoldoski
was removed to Waupun penitentiary yester-
day on sentence OF lilo Imprisonment for
poisoning Emma Maly. who came between her
and her lover. Whom leaving the county jail
Roso broke down completely and was carried
across tho little stretch OF lawn between the
iail door and Tho gate. few sympnfhetic
lmie. wero in readiness to assist tho prisoner.
One carried u hinge basket OF flowers which
were to help to brighten her long and gloomy
ride, To NJ, attendant she anid:
II an INNOCENT They have urged me to
Everything would come out right: but now
navc NO hope. forgive them all. harhor no
hard feelings TOWARD any. EySn the Jury who
have 90 Nronged Inc. forgive"
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AspuRY PARK. July 24.-The Rev. Aaron E.
Ballard. Vice-Iresident OF the Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting Association. this afternoon loft
. copy OF the following statement at each one
OF tho three newspaper Offices in Asbury Park:
"All stories OF unkind treatment frnm my
husband or ri any attempt to aDuuct our child
arc absolutely without foundation Mr.. Ballard
hns been uniformly kind toward me. The only
source OF di-nEreeme being his unwilling
nos to live apart from his children. which is
now rem we'd.
Mrs ANNA MILLER BALLARD"
Mrs. BAL ord refused TO say to- n ght wheth or
or not she had authorized her husband 10 give
the card Tor publication.
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R,ch.rd 8. Newcoms.'s Cond,tlon.

Dr. William Fl. Porter said last night that tho
condition Of Lawyer Richard H. Newcombo had
not changed during the day. Albert Cardoza.
Jr.. whose father is Mr. Newcombe's part
nsr. said that 1t Is not yet known whether Mr
Newcombes trouble is due 10 cancer OF tho
stomach or 10 what 1t IL due. An operation
viii eventually decide this. Mr.. Curdoza said.
and will, PROBABLY be conducted by nr. y. 7:
Hnll. The operation prop. sed 10 N itself not
iectei n ri BY the knife and Of estnblishing an
other channel through which tho food may
If tile difficulty prove anything but q cancer
Mr. Newcoubo Is H. ely 10 Retwrli At present
only liquid foU,l is given him an At times lie
cannot ,uko that.
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80 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
xssa's Bank Settles with It's Great Hos
OF Religious Deposltors.

xesAs Bank Settles with Its Great Host
OF Religious Deposltors.
CHICAGO. July 24.-The 3. A. Kean bant fail
urs was finally taken out OF court to-day for
settlement. The basis Is IS cents on the dol
ht Claims against the bank aggregate s524.-
& There are 1851 creditors. The claim OF
the celebrated missionary. Bishop Taylor OF
the Methodist Church. for $SS7s. ia excepted
from the 35-csnt settlement temporarily. as Ia
Also claim for $4,000 by tho Mutual Accident
Association. Checks for the full aiuodnt In
both these cases were ordered deposited in
6esles
Thus practically ends the wrangie. which
~ boon in progress for months since 1nan-
uSd.n ,s MS wc,S BY ,he
!sncy. Mr.; Kean previous to the co!lapse was
soninent In church work. and his bank was
slions. &c. The settlement Is effected by tho
sdot some Of Mr.. henn's friends. who pur-
eztsut Indicated.
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MAY BE WANTED FOR HOMICIDE

Street Row that Began to Look Serious
After the Assailant Had Escaped.
Joseph Harrington and Angelo N. Freda
quarrelled at tho corner OF Thirtieth street
and Sixth avenue at 8 o'closk Yesterday a!ter-
noon. and Freda struck Harrington on the
nose with some blunt instrument: and ran
away. Harrington was taken to his homo at
517 Sixth avenue.
but last night tho physician attending MIN
notified the police Of tho Mes Th,rtieth street
hemorrhage. and that his condition was very
serious.
x search was then tegun for Freda, who lives
at l41 East Twenty eighth street. FarrtpRton
is "a years old. and treda 10 about the same
age.
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Urihcry In Canada,

p'rAWA' July 4,-refore the Committee ON
cnsses and Elections to-day Robert Nc.
Ths sN testified that his brother. the Hon.
,,o suM aeGreevy. N. T.. had received 500 900
Co manS ny. Of The firm OF Larkin. Connolly
contracts goo i in securing public works
Aceousn,mn meeting OF the Committee on Public
tresl Ior; Msssrs, Rousseau and Waters. Mon.
which tbsvf tI"iors. testified that o contract
was yivssy nad offered to execute tor s42. 100
isfsr ~ a, 70 iavori,e contractor O; tho Min
"S' u iub!lc Works at O.UOI- '"~
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x,s,Ss sA, "a. July 2A.-Gcorgs Noon. colorod
suna,,aN N.sd at the last term OF Dooly County
bssn .o .ou't for betting at cards and had
amor. 'annsd In Iail here ever SINCE Recently
on bend vac been made to secure his release
punisIsd s az T. was thought that he had been
yadHs Last nigh. on order was received rom
to Iho nj, granting his release. and on going
toths priso ms moining to carry rhs good news
position dead 'Re sherIn found him in a sitting
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THESE MEN ARE sH0OTERa
Arser = Hard Race ~. Williams Beats
EAuar Murphx II Meliy wood.

The FIRST shooting contest OF the HOLLYWOOD
Grand National Handicap came OF yesterday
at tho grounds OF the Hollywood Gun Club at
Hollywood. New Jersey. Hcnvy showers OF
rain followed one another In such rapid sue
cession that postponement OF tho contest
seemed inevitable. The shooting grounds lie
to the westward OF tho Hollywood hotels. and
arc 'as fast"-ln pigeon shooting rarlance-
as any In the country. The boundaries are
short. ono being but lit,lo over eighteen yards.
and the sides but about twenty
yards each. they being somewhat similar in
distance to the pigeon shooting grounds ut
Monaco. Italy.
There never rot has been reinforcement oil
. shoot at Hollywood; so. despite the request
for delay. John s. lloey and his brother Fred
said the race was on. At IL: 80 l.. NJ. there was
slight lot up OF tho rain. and the first man
was chilled to the scoro. Among those present
FS!lia;,phI.n Long Sykes. o, %sisso!s.
' aef s. oH anSS Ei,s s s saa hsSd
sISSs GsSrs : shsaop MTs NST!SP. Me- s
Goldsmith. Mise Murphy. Iis. cSnsWay. Miss
diions OF the shoot were IS follows:
g ;S: s.,!. S jsls
hosy. 1hs suUrcs were;
E"FsH!7:
S?;e",s's
: Fl, g.. .; :. :aas'if!'4a;sass:saSssa
sa nv. q
f'sIa 4e,.
s;t:fs aJ.i
p! 4s,. Z;
iiiISSsoo:a 0is6a6a269ioi., total 81
S.pt 1o,.t
dead out Of bounds killed with second barrel
Edgar Murphy and N. Williams tied for nrst
and dhe TO was hst of
\ TEi nlDSs Gs
willlams captured tho $500 aud Murphy 5000.
Fred Hoey, and Phil Haly. Jr. On the shoot
and r. paiy. Js. :. Murphy won the cash, -
The birds were very uneven lot In hight
Some were as good a. ever flew out OF the
trap but by far Tho greater number were slow
This made the shooting difficult. and It taxed
the skill Of the contestants to the uttermost.,
The, eatnre Of the, contest was the magnf;
At The outset with the iuss p the birds. SSs ia
| tho last twenty five he cut down some as fine
birds as ever flew, and did IT with he hand OF
| q master. Edgar Murphy shot q nucky race.
Taxed and he went to pieces whom victory was
within his grasp.
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Lightning Toy. with sho. Factory.

CARLISLE. Pa. July pa terrific thunder
storm. accompanied by very vivid flashes Of
lightning. passed over this. city this afternoon.
The lightning struck shoe factory whore sew
erui Hundred men and women are employed.
The bolt entered the girls room and damaged
tors, two OF them. Misses SpanGlrr and john
aon. seriously. David Line, u farmer lnsidInR
cd, Other losses arc reported this evening
from the country districts.
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Mr.. Bradley Won't Prosecute Mrs. Logan

AsBuRY PARK. July 24.-The case OF Mrs.
James Logan OF West Asbury Park. who ere.
ated such q stir last week when she went
cunning for Founder James A. Bradley has
boon indefinitely POSTPONED. Mr.. Bradley went
before Justice Burtis to-day when the case
WAS to be heard and asked him ~ release Mrs
paint against The woman. Mrs. Logan tx.
pressed deep contriton Tor her act. She says
she has no desre to harm Mr. Bradley. Mr..
would not have shot him anyway. aud having
expressed her deop repentance t. him per-
he had Ir,ed TO rum her son. lie hau DECIDED
not to press the case.
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TO GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
A Dishonest bond Scheme Worked on the
Greedy In KansRs.

Greedy In Kansas.
TOPEKA. July 24.-In southern Kansas q
curious financial scheme has been worked.
Bond companies have been organized In most
Of tho towns and cities. Tho plan is to sell q
bond OF 81 600 for SO down aud monthly as
sessment OF $3.50 on each member. AS fast %
there 10 money enough in tho treasury the
arc issued and they drop out Tho scheme is
to so rapidly add to the number. Of members
that no one will pay moro than $500 or $500:
Which e. had paid in but so. He received bis
full 81 600. and dropped out, The orLeinators
seem to have considered where the mon COM
prsing the latter halt will get their money
Several prominent men In this city have been
tho bonds, although they were offered free
evidently for advertising purposes.
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Canadian Crook e dncss.

OTTAWA July 2..-At q meeting OF the Public
Accounts Committee to-day motion was car
ried that leave be asked OF the House OF Com.
mons Tor tho production OF all accounts and
vouchers in connection with the e1uipment
anu supplies OF the Government Printing Blu
reau Several witnesses testified that J. II.
Arnold, chief ms chanical engineer Of The Pub
lie Works Department, rcn Oh uldlng and
n dreuRt to the Government. employing us
agents persons In whose way he could put
emuluments.
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Frederick Z. m.vem.yer,. Illness.

The condition Of Frederick C. Havemeyer.
the founder OF the Havemeyer Sugar Refining
Company. who has been for the last four days
dangerously III u heart failure at his home at
Throgg's Neck was reported yesterday after.
noon as being about tho same Yesterday
morning men al exertion In attending to mat
when his physician, Or. Lewis OF Now Rochelle.
arrived he WIS very low. and 1t look, d ns 4 no
however. and. although he IL IS years o d and
feeble. the Doctor thinks that there 10 n chance
for his recovery.
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Neeroe. Golnx to Ale.ico.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Bureau Of Amer
lean Republics 10 informed that an association
called +" Tho American Colored Mems Mexican
Colonization Company" is planning to estab-
lish a colony OF negr, farmers, coming chiefly
from tho States OF Mississippi and Tenn esses.
In the State o! Sonora. Mexico. and II has ar:
ranged for the purchase Of tract Of 100; go
IONA on the Southern Pacific HaiIr"n'i. vt a
place where the renlalns OF the Lrrdo col my.
founded by MI. u. Andrade OF Sun francisco.
still re mnine.
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Principal OF ,h. c..u..usu. System

~, nUlAu9rA. July 24.-Dr. William n. Har-
IL, resident resident OF the University OF Chicago and
Co,auhy years principal OF tho Chautauqus
p,I, 81 Liberal Arts. has been appointed
Bshonn ~ ~ The entire Chautauqua sys,em by
hutinustI ,ntehl. whose relation MS Chancellor
sill sn"n, me sane as heretofore. DR.. hnrper
ma lance .! tho place before he aaiis far iu-
We n ui;! week. George T. Vlnc.nt win be
H'ue'pal aud the ChRpcellor's assistant.
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SEVENTH GAME CONTINUED.
POSITION AMIR ADJOURNMENT.

Rogers could not rlay the rest Of tho games
and resigned The results OF the playing nre rs
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BROOKLTN.

Justice Cullen has granted Dolly r. Palmer an abso
lu' q Divorce from Charles A. Palmer
contractor T. rsriin ros bid of si;7 esq for the
ion OF the new ar, headquarters IN jay sfe1 has
be7n AccrpIsd
rh,iloet.r Gsi's. a carpentsr srsd y year. o.
repsiriur The ceiling in 81. Johns College in Levi,
sv.nue Tell :sdlops ~ the nVoyA dtaRes af 70 ises
aud WAS bilsd
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RoomlnR Elaine.

DENVER. July PA few days ago tho Times
addressed the following questions 10 the
Republican editors OF Colorado: Are YOU in
favor OF the re nomination OF President Hnrri-
son. IL not, why not? Who Is your fayerite
candidate for Prasi,ienli, A great many re-
plies have been received. rs per cent. ~ which
son. AMI tho rost scattering, From ne letters
II is seen that the opposition to Harrison Is on
account .! his untt-siver view.
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A Chance for Ill. Life, Maybe.

ST. LOUIS. July ga special 10 tho Post
Despatch from Sedalia NO.. says: Evidence
has recently come to light In the case OF Tom
Williamson. condemned to 10 hnnced on Aug.
d. that would Indicate that he was not guilty
oi the crime Of killing his wiie. A petition has
rsrontiy been circulated 10 his behalf. PRAYING
Imprisonment and 10 1t hnvo been attached
the names Of lou prominent men OF this
al
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A Laughing BOY Killed by Els htuiug.

BEAVER. Pa. July 24-John W. PioH. = HOY
employed by tho family Of John Miller in
Economy township. was killed by lightning On
Wednesday evening. He had been sent 10 n
berry tree 10 bring u bucket OF cher,ies lie
arm and a sudden flash ri lightning struck
him dead. He showed no symp' oms Of having
eusIered lain.
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Cotton and woo,,.u s1.ll nurneI.

PHILADELPHIA. July 24.-Tho immense cot.
ton and woollen mill OF Campbell d Elliott. at
Washington avenue and Twelfth street. was
mniod nj lei ween s60O,G 100 and t75O.U00 and ts
believed to be covered by insurance.. over lb!
men women and children ara thrown ont ~
employ ment by The destruction Of the mill.
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j. II. Bonncll q; Co.'s Affairs.

CHICAGO July 24-The Western National
Bank OF New York began attachment pro need-
ings to-day in the Superior Court against J, H.
upon six promissory notes which the bank dis
counted upon the endorse "a ent and guarantee
Of the company. The Sleriu mas taken charge
OF tho business.
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A Noted Masonic Writer Dying.

SHYLDYvILLE. Ind. July 34-Willam Hacker.
the well.known author and writer or Free
Masonry. 10 lying Ill at his residence. and Q
few hours more will end his career. For more
teon standard. and tho best authority on the
Yitualistic and secret work oil The order. 10 Is
px-on
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Willing to 60 Up In - Balloon for q Hus.
band.

BsMISoHAM. Conn.,. July 24.-Chiei Ene cer
se'eph Colwell. widower. undertaken. AMI fur
n'ure dealer OF birmingham. has anncunc ed
nat be will marry the Young lady who will 70
upiaa balloon with him on the field day OF
~ iorrsters In that vicinity. He has re-
SNed more than sixty letters from women
ssno are anxious to take him IN. 30 to speak.
fnsy s,nd photographs. describe their weight,
ssleht, nc. CoIwe!l refuses to disclose the
ontrnts OF any OF the letters. but promises to
bsuorm his part OF The bargain faithfully.
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4 wcii.knowa French Educator Hurt.
MILWAUKEE July 24.--Proi. bret. we'll
known educator OF Paris. France. was seri-
ously Injured in a runaway At Ashland yester-
day. I'rof. Bret has boon IN this country sev-
eTal months looking up public school matters
OF which lie has to report to the French re-
public. ue WAS here on q similar mission IN
1879. At present he holds O pyolossorshiD In
The University OF france.
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QUEENSTOWN. July 24.-The steamship City
of Berlin. from New York on July Is. arrived
here this morning with over .Op knights Tenn;
PARTS OF the United States. WHO are mnk Ing
what they term pilgrimage OF Europe. From
here they proceed TO Killarney Rad 0!en
Garlic.
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Death ON the Grade Crossing.

MARsHALIrowN. Ia. July GA Chicago md
Northwestern freight train struck Mrs. J. II.
johnson. aged 70. and her 4-year-old grandson
ut La Moille last evening while they were
walking on Tho track. Three cnrs PASSED
over tho woman. grinding her to pieces. The
boy was hurled into the air by tho engine and
died shortly RtterwarI.
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where Yesterdays Fire. Were.

AM-Ia'24. 40 Tenth avenue. Matthew Casey, dam
aye N furniture IS. to building $40. $50 100 Tnirl
avenue, damage 10 awning Si0: :;i5 twottory frame
buildings m Loriard street near rshsm ayenus Ire
mont damage EiiHb 30 Birmingham street. Miii-
del Uoidstein. damage triinL r.,
r. N-iiIi GSt BROADWAY Albert Shunwsy bon,
dam liRh
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The Tro.ters Ia Kentucky.

I.y1isGroS July aL-Thrrs were four races at Rich,
mond TO-DAY. owing to yesterdays p"stEonement On
account OF the rain The Track. whi'e good, not
fast yet another new irolter WAS added to tho lis,
Wood wilkes by Lyle wilkes getting q mark OF a'ap
This max e. six new performers for tho meeting The
contests 10 lay were very good. summaries:
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FINISHING W At CHEyS
Major Haahsn wins The rinai Game IN
tho ftnto Tourney.

SKANEArELEs. July "a. - Major Hnnhsm
beat senrle In the final handicap tourney after
twenly.eight moves. After disrosinR OF searle
the Major encountered shotweli. the winner oil
class three. At 0 o'clock 10 had won game.
Eteinitz gave 4 blind!old performance against
HodRes and Hickman. which terminated the
lion.
Tho prizes In the handicap were fixed at f25.
So and S. The final score In tho Cup con-
test 10:
Won. LorI Won Lost.
RR.nnsm My. IL R Rusi;. *
Hedges ,.......S
Rog.r. ,ovh ~. -. A.. 80. - ~. -. ~ 81.
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"As You Like It" In the Open Air Mt
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH. July a." As You Like It" was
produced on the lawn Of the Hotel Kenmar
in this city tonight. A slight rain msrred the
enjoyment somewhst. but the performance
Ian. Joseph Haworth. and William Muldoon.
the Wr0 -tler.
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THE GAME THAT WON THE CUT.


Final handicap First Prize. Hanham. t25:
second prize. Shotwell. $40 third prize. Senrle,
s.. steinitz won both games.
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Thinks his Partner Set FIrc to the Gun.
powder.
LOUISVILLE. July pat Mayne!d. on
Wednesday night. an explosion OF Runpowder
partially wrecked Duncan h Longs grocery
and set It on fra. Long believes Duncan
caused Tho explosion to cover crooked dealing
and Duncan Is under arrest Tor incendinrlBm.