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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-06
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Green B. Morris offered the trainer of
Rey ell Santa Anita $1,000 for the colts
chaucss III the Realization to be run next
Saturday.
Monroe Salisbury, who brought Drectum
out, has bought half interest in the trot-
ting mare. Alix, and will campaign her
this season.
The Bicycle races Of the Century Cycling
club at Syracuse Wednesday were marred
by the childish work Of John S. johnson,
who because time limit was put upon
the half mile open, class B, sulked in his
tent and refused TO ride. He then left the
track and did not appear in any Of the
events in which he was entered. A large
crowd was disappointed in not seeing the
champion.
The Britannia and the Valkyris con-
tested Wednesday at Largs, Eng in the
second regatta of the Clyde racing season,
that Of the Royal Western (d Scotlandl
Yacht club, for the Wemyss Bay prize Of
ESQ. A southerly wind, veerlng westerly,
was blowing as the yachts crossed the
line, the Valkyrie getting the weather
berth. The distance. was 45 miles. The
Britannia won by seven minutes.
In the races at Northumberland Wednes-
NaJ SLaA 'OS ~ DlBVug, VI OuuDuFy, WHO
was riding bicycle, was run into by o
spirited trotting horse. The shaft Of the
sulky ran into his left side perpendicu-
larly, just below the Rrm-pit, to the dept tn
OF six inches and was broken off. The
broken piece OF the shaft was removed by
physicians The injured young man is in
u critical condition, but the physicians
think he will recover.
The new shooting range of the Laucasi err
Gun club, at Lancaster, was opened We'd
nesday III the presence Of big crowd Of
sportsmen. in the morning a sweepstakes
shoot took place, there baing fifteen en-
tries. The shooting was under the Ameri.
can Association rules. The winner was
W. Parke Cummings, who killed seventeen
out Of his twenty birds. In the afternoon
number Of matches were shot informally
by members using clay pigeons. A BAN
qust was served on the grounds at noon.
The Yale athletes are continuing their
light training at Oxford, England, and CAP
tain William o. Hickok reports that they
are all IN the best Of condition. Lewis P
Sheldon in yesterdays practice cleared 22
feet in the broad jump. All the Yale men
are charmed with the reception they have
met with and declare that the Oxford track
is the best they have ever seen. The
Sporting Life says that q finer athlete
than Captain Hickok the sun never shone
upon. The same newspaper expresses the
opinion that the contests between Oxford
and Yale are sure TO break records on both
sides Of the Atlantic.
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RIGHTS or FIsHeRm EN-.

A decision important to anglers has
been made by the supreme court OF Pom.
sylyanis, through Judge Sterrett II holds
that streams stocked with fish procured
from the state fish commission are not pri.
vate, and all streams are public unless the
fish are actually propsgated. To do this so
that streams may become legally private,
the spawn of the fish intended to be
propagated must be kept separate in u
screen cell, the Try, when hatched, put
into another screen cell, and so on until
they are large enough to take care Of
themselves. Even then, if the person
who is pgopagsting them would own
them, he must keep them confined by
themselves, and so much of the
stream becpmes private as is within the
screens placed there by the owner. A
pond surrounded by the owners land
without any continuous flow, may be-
called private poud, but il the water of a
pond covers a large surface Of land, aud u
person whose lands are covered only by q
part Of the water places fish therein for
the purpose OF propagation, he does not
by such act make 1t private pond.
Neither is Il notice that "All persons are
hereby notified not TO trespass on these
lands or fish in this pond" a sufficient
nOllce W MAKE ~ ileRa LOT elJneT sIrau-
gers or neighbors to so trespass or fish. The
mere placing Of fish in stream or a
pond for purposes of propagation, does not
make such water private under the statue
even on the property OF the person where
the fish were put 10. This decision is di-
rectly opposite to the previous acceptation
of the law on this subject, under which
many prosecutions and convictions have
been brought and obtained. 1t isa great
surprise to anglers and a very enjoyable
one to many, as it will release from ex.
clusiyeness many popular waters that have
been held at the pleasure Of few, under
the supposed authority of the law which
the supreme court now decides Is an au-
thority the law does not give.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Louisville
New York; @ 2 0 0 0 0 o.
Louisville....2 o o 0 90 l o. 3
Hits--New York, Z; Louisville, 8. Err
.ors-New York, .; Louisville, g. Batter
les WesterYelt and Wilson; Nenafee and
Grim. Umpire-EmSlie.
At Plt,sburg-
Philadelia.,0 l 0 0 o 0 l. 4
Pittsburg...O 0 o / 0 o 0 o. 5
Errors-phlladel phia, .; Pittsbarg, 2.
Batteries-Cnrsey and Buckley: Colco-
Tough and Merritt. umpire-Lyuch.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati ....3 0 Z o o z Q x-20
Baltimore. % 0 0 0 90 3 q . 6
Hts-olevelaud, 81; Baltimore, o. Err
rors-Cleveland, 2: Baltimore 8. Batter
ies-Dwyer, Vaugsa and Murphy; Hawke
and Clarke. Umplres--hartley and Hurst
At Cleveland
Boston. ......9 ! II 6 0 o 1 x-22
Cleveland. ...4 0 o D 0 9 0 o. Z
Hits--Boston, 2S; Cleveland, TO- Errors
Boston, 2; Cleveland, 4. Batteries
Staley and Cancel; Clarkson, Griffith,
Virtue, Burkett aud Zimmsr Umpires-
Stage, Bannon and Cuppy.-
At st. Louis
st, Louis. .....3 4 0 3 o x-13
Brooklyn. 0 0 90 o / 3-l2
Hits--St. Louis, II; Brooklyn, H. Errors
st. Louis, G; Brooklyn, L. Batteries
Hawley and Mixer, Gastright and Kins-
low, Umpirs-GSffney.
AT ChiGago--
Chicago. ......1 0 8 s SOL x-l9
Washington g o Z 0 o 2 / O-lO
Hits - Chicago, l6; Washington, l2;
Errors-Chicsgo, 9: Washington, 3. Bat
lNttredge: Maui, Mercer and Dngdale.
Umpils--McQuaid.
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patrons by SO doing, Allentown Chron-


patrons BY SO doing. Allentown Chron-
Colbert. of Scranton. and Gosckel, of
Wilkes-Barre, will PROBABLY joiE the AT.
lantlc City base ball nine. composed OF
college men.
Manager Swift saws he will have new
pitcher on the team before the second sea-
son is a week old He will como from the
Southern league.
Tomorrow there will be game at the
South Side grounds, Washington avenue,
between the Green Ridge Senators and the
South Side base ball club.
Secretary Diddlebsck. of the State
leapue saws vesterdav,s Harrisbnrp-Allen-
town game was an exhibition galne, Rar-
risburg having played its quota of games
in the first series.
The Eurekas still claim the amateur
cbampiouship of the county. The Young
Mems Christian association nine strength
ened by the addition of several of tn. col.
lere players will atter couple of weeks'
practice. strive to wrest the title from
them.
The personnel Of the South Side base
ball team is as follows: Buff Malott, sec.
ond base; Murphy, shortstop; Colbert,
pitcher: Smith. left teld: Williams, centre
| field; Rudy, first base; Allen, catcher:
| Guuster, third base; Dan Colbert, right
field.
The Kickers nlaved tbe Scranton Stove
uonIdsrs n game ~ hali Of the lace
Factory oropnds vestar6sv II was n most
eycitinp Contest Of thirtssn innincs re-.
snltinr in favor Of the Kickers bv a score
Of II TO 10. Pitcher Tom Flanarhan of
the Scranton team WAS umnire
~,
Inc IouRg Mems CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Dase Dali team won ooth games trom inc
sLrong semi proleSslonal hlno at blooms
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Guaranteed Cure,

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. II you are afflicted with q
Cough. Cold, or any Lung. Throat or Chest
trouble, and will use this remedy as di.
rected, giving it fair trial, and experience
no benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that DIR.
Kings New Discovery could be relied on,
1t never disappoints. Trial bottles free at
Matthew Bros. drug store. Large size
SOC. and 81.
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cllNrs FROM rHs DIAM oNo.

Arlie Latham wants to leave the Cincin-
natl club.
Cincinnati is trying to open negotiations
for the purchase OF Hogan.
Pitcher West, of the Altoona club, has
Joined Boston, to which he was sold. ,
Jennings, Of the Baltimore club, has been
hit nineteen times by pitched balls so far
this season.
Umpire Dave Corcoran was severely in
jured at Hazleton on Tuesday by being
struck by foul tip.
Driscoll the college pitcher who was
given trial by Scranton, has returned to
his homo IN Norwich, Conn.
II is better to bunt the bail and get run
than to make thirty base hits ana no run,
for IL Is the runs that count in game after
all.
Dear Mike Kelly: Don't take Wood ont
Of left field aud put Browning back to his
old place. You may regain tho good Of the
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er Meaney's first defeat this season, but
rank errors by the othor members of
the Harrisburg team were responsible
for it. This victory assarss Allentown
the second place at the close OF the first
season Saturday night, unless the un'
foreseen happens today when the CLUB
plays the Altoona team at Allentown.
At Reading the home team defeated
Altoona, and Hazleton was lowered a
few points in the game with Pottsville
at Postsville.
The order Of the clubs remains un-
changed from that Of yesterday.
The following table gives the per-
centages Of the clubs. together with
the number of games won and lost by
each. aud Sneir standing in the cham
pionship race.
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ERRORS WERE RESPONSIBLE.
Pitcher Msansy, of Harrisburg, at Last
Loses q Game.

flIcner Meansy, OF harrleDuIgJ NJ LasS
Loses Game
PHILADELPHIA, July about 1000
people today saw Harrisburg whipped
for the first time with Msan9y in the
6o1 The left-hsndsd twirlsr, how
ever. was not responsible for the loss
of the game. Rank errors by Huston
and Sales after two men wers out in
the first inning gave Allentown three
runs and a lead, which Harrisburg
once succeeded in wiping out only to
see Kelly's men again forge ahead.
Meaney effectually demonstrated that
his arm is not sore Though nine hits
were made of him. several were on
balls that should have been caught.
The features OF the game were fiue
stop By Moss and Wente's work behind
the bat The score:
Harrisburg. go . 3 0 l 2 0 o O.
Allentown. 80 0 o 100 . K
Hits-Harrisburg, 8. Allentown, g. Err
rors-Harrisburg, 4: Allentown. 8. Bat
teries-Meaney and Wente; Baldwin and
hulhgan. mpire-Mitchell.
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OF infant mortality under years,
Where mothers milk Is defective or
insufficient In nourishing quality, lac
tated food best supplies the need; for
lactated food most closely resem bles
mothers milk. The basis is sugar of
milk in both cases.
Whenever baby's weight fails tolshow
q steady increase the nutrition is for
some reason imperfect. Lactated food
at these times should bs used either al
together or to supplement the natural
milk. In all such cases there results
rapid gain In weight and indications on
every hand Of healthier, livelier, more
hearty existence.
The efficacy and nutritive quality Of
lactated food Is today acknowledged by
every one.
As a preventive Of cholera infantum
it Is worth more than all the medicines
In the world.
AS a strength giver to growing in
fants nothing can compare with it. AS
u food that Is easy 10 procure and pre-
pare, and is liked by the little ones
themselves. too much. cannot be said for
Ii.
1t has saved the lives Of thousands Of
infants within the last few years. 1t
has been the food of hundreds OF babies
who have never been sick Above iS the
plcture Of the -ySar-old child OF Mrs.
Edward Newcon, Of Logansport, Ind,
which was received tho other day, ac-
companiod by the following letter from
Mrs. Newcom:
"Our baby had to use artificial food
on account OF no nurse. We tried sew
eral diff !rent kinds Of infant food, but
none agreed with him until we COM
menced the use of laotated food. Now
he is perfectly healthy. We are still
using the food and recommend it to
all our friends.
This is the experience of hundred Of
mothers in this vicinity and twill be
the experience Of hundreds more,
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Cri,iclsing a Young Lady.


"She would be pretty girl for but ono
thing"
whats thatF' asked Charley.
'George-Her face is always covered with
purple and red blotches.
Charley--0h, that's easily enough dis.
posed Of. Used to be the same way my.
self, but caught on TO the trouble one
day, and got rid OF it in no time.
George-What was itp
Charley--Simply blood eruptions. Took
short course Of p p. p. tell you, it's
the boss blood correetor. The governor
had rheumatism SO bad that you could
hear him holler clear across the country
every time ho moved. He tried It, and
you know what IN athletic old gent he is.
now. If somebody would give Miss Daisy
pointer, she would thank them after
wards. All the drug stores sell it. ~
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SENTIMENT MUST FOCUS.
PhilddeIphia Times.

When labor is fighting against starvation
wages it always enlists public sympathy in
its favor as long as 1t is law-abidirg, but
when labor strike is arbitrarily ordered
to disturb the trade ard travel of the
whole country, with no issue whatever be.
tween the workmen and their employers,
public sentiment must be speedily and
sternly crystalzed against the tolerance
Of such wrongs against ali public and pri
Yate interests.
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Dissolution OF Partnership.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN partnership between John Walter, I'd
ward Walter ana Frederick NJ. Koehler, was
dissolved on the third day of July, 1894 SO far
as relates to the said Fredesick N. Koehler,
All debts due the said partnership are to be
paid, and those due from the same discharged
at 30j Lnckawanna avenue, where the bust
ness will be continued by Walter, Thompson
& Co. JOHN WALTER, X,
EDWARD WAITE
FREDERICK NJ KoEHLER.
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OTHER STATE LEasuE RESULTS.

At Reading
Reading .......3 So O2 A O-g9
Altoona. .....2 0 2 o l v 4-l4
Hits Reading, 23 Altoona. H. Errors
Reading, A Altoona, 5. Batterles-Cum-
mings and Goodhart; Mayer, Co to and
Graf.
AT Hazleton-
Pott,ville. 80 20 6 8 o 8 0 x-16
Hazletou. ....l 3 0 3 0 8 0 LA
Pottsville, II; Hazleton, IT, Errors
Pottsville, s; Hazleton, s. Bstteries-Fox.
Wilson and Diggins; Ely, Fee, Moore aud
Farhurst.
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

At Wilkes Barre, with BiRehamton,
home team won Ii tos.
At Syracuse. with Troy, visitors won,
7to6.
At Providence, with Springfield. home
tenn won, II 8. Ketrick umpired.
At Erie, with Buffalo, home team won,
14to6
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DUTcHMaN's GREAT PERFORMANCE.
Won His Third Sweep at olyphant on
Wednesday,

Won His Third Sweep at olyphant on
Wednesday.
The pigeon flying match CT the
Grassy Island Heming Pigeon club. at
Olyphant. on July 4, was a very sue.
cesaful event
Tho first prize was won by John Ty
sons "Dutshman" in $50, winning the
first priz, of $l9 London" also
owned by John Tyson, was second,
time $50; and Ike Chinsy's Red
Dear" third. time 9,32. The second
prize was S. and the third s.. Con.
siderable money changed honds on the
result of the match.
Il is the third successive sweep for
Tyson's bird, "Dntchman,' which is
quite a remarkable feat.
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HICKEY AND FLYNN THE WINNERS
Defeated Donohue and Hoeher at Hand
RnM

An interesting game Of hand ball, that
attracted large number of specta-
tors, was played yesterday afternoon in
the court at Ryap's hotel on CGpouse av-
enue between Hickey and Flynn, of Pine
Brook, and Donohue, Of Hyde Park, and
Hoghsr, OF Pine Brook.
Hickey aud Flynn won the match, which
was for $50 side by score Of 81 to 81.
They were younger and more active men
than their opponents.
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Free silvsri,es Grow Sarcastic

Denrer Eelps.
The News offers $2s reward for the best
explanation of the alleged silver plank Of
the Republican league platform.
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THERE ARE LARGER OFFENCES.
BinghdRlton Herald.

1t certainly would seem that there are
other and greater evils in city the siso
OF Scranton than selling harmless bev-
erage on Sunday, which should esgross
the attention VI men seeking to work re-
fnrma
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BABY'SLIFE In THE BALAN CE
The Simple Preventive of Cholera In.
fantum That is Worth More Than
All the Medicines in the World-Lac.
tated Food.

Now infant lives
tremble in the bal
ance. Heat, and
food that fails to
nourish, cause chol-
era infantum and
the exhausting diar-
rhoea that carries
off so many babies
in July and August.
Other deaths shrink
to insignifcance at
this season hes dc
the fearful returns
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BASE.
BAL l..
The State League Plays Oh Three Postponed
Games in Lieu Of Schedule.
ALLENTOWN DEFEATS harrisburg
Pitcher Meaney, for the First Time
This Season, Twirled Losing Ball.
Pottsvile Lowers Hazleton's Aver
age and Altoona Increases Readings
Standing of the Clubs-National and
Eastern League Resuts-Notes of
the Diamond-General Sports.
1S=A EVDRAL postponed

hNDRAL postponed
games were played
by the State League
elu bs yester r d a y.
Harris burg, with the
mucS-ta talked
ney in the pitchers s
box, suffered defeat
at the hands Of King
X e lly's Allentown
brigade at Philadel-
I'll. Th;r - Difob-
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Proposals.


PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
/ the office of John Jermyn, Priceburgh,
Pa, until July ij 1894 for driving rock tun-
mel in Jermyn, No 3, from the li'foot vein to
cut the Dunmore vein size to be 7Xl4 feet in the
clear and about l,5Qo feet long. Also to sink u
shaft from surface TO Dunmore vein, size to be
Sxl2 feet in the clear and about $50 feet deep
Specifications may be seen at Priceburgh. We
reserve the right TO reject any or all bids.
w, Nj. JERMYN, Supt.
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For Rent.
legal,

ENSTATE OF EZRA DE WITT, DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given that rule has
been granted to show cause why Jane l.. De
Witt, eXecutrix Of the last will and testament
of said decedent, shall not be discharged from
the duties and liabilities Of her appointment
Application will be made to have said rule
made absolute and the executrix discharged,
July 2, 1891. S b. PRICE,
Attorney for eXecutriX
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plonship race:

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Reading at Scranton.
Altoona at Allentown.
Pottsvile at Hazleton
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WARN ING.

WARNING.
lately had Feather Beds and Pos brought to us bv
strangers aUished dispose the from actions
believed the feathers didn't belong to Them We hare no
dealings with such parties
We wh to caution people against giving into the hands rang
,Vho claim to represent Feathers Carpets etc wch they
lUSh renovated Any agents easily identify themselves
tuho e york done line I drop card call
at factory Wi promptly attend to their wants and I
dearor to merit tho confidence of everybody
THE SCRNATON BEDDING CO.,
GQ2 and Doc LackaA Ave, Cor. Adams.
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Summer Resorts.
Situations Wanted

WANTED--A POSITION AS JANITOR
w shipper, watchman or any place OF
trust Handy with carpenters and painters
tools. Married, age ~. A. B. c., post office
city.
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Help Wantc cd-M ale.


WANTED--A RELIABLE MAN OF GOOD
w address to canvass the city. Apply be-
tween and II o'clock, Bl Coal Exchange.
WANTED-IF YOU ARE A CATHOLIC,
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()hE: CT: n 7
a Word.
Wants of all kinds cost that much. ca
eept Situations Wanted, which are insertA
FREE.
a Word.
Agents Wa nted.

076M PER MONTH, CITY OR COUNTRY
p to competent wide awake insurance solic-
itors; well established permanent business
Address or inquire second floor ga Lack
wanna ave-, Scranton, Pa
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Helm Wanted-.Ee males.

| MANrED--A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply at $40 Quincy ave
nue, Friday and Saturday,
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MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD AT IA,
WI corner Spruce street and Franklin ave-
nue., Twenty meal tickets for $3.50 Good
table board.
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Sneclal Notices.


HLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA
- zines, etc. bound or rebound at THE
TRIBUNE office. Quick work. Reasonable
prices.
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Boarding.
Lost.

~-~-~---0~N~O~~~N-o.>~~~-~~>
/ 0ST-SMALL BULL DOG; ONE EAR
II cut short Finder will return same to
Frank Louis, peanut stand, corner Cliff and
Bridge street.
7 oST-A GOLD HAIR PIN WITH WHITE
IL prongs. Finder will be suitably re-
warded by returning the same to Colonel K.
II. Ripple, Third National bank building
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Boys Waists, 12c. NeckVear Given Away. B

MEMS SUITS, formerly sold fer Sl0.......N0W S4.75
MEMS SUITS, formerly sold for SI6......,.h0W S825
MEMS PANTS, formerly so for S5..........h NOW 81
BOYS SUITS, formerly sold for Ss.........N0W Sl.35