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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-05
Stabtratb.
SeIeet Council, 81. Stu

Select Council. 81. Stunt.
Sn 9etreff bes 9ei6IuFes beS @oms
mon council, tpeIder $. 6. 8aine ers
iudt, Dor benz Stabtratb su grideinen
unb feline acknowledgement iiber bic auss
eaben Der Warobepiqiaunsen su bstpeis
fen. tpurbe i'm Select council 8ei6Iubs
nabme iberlegt.
ginen ueberfdlas bes Stabtseometers
i'm 8etrase bon 1891. su @uniteH bon
Gonirattor Rooms fir 9lbsusstandIe auf
Der Weftieite, purbe our 3abluns beors
bert unb bic Orbinans our grpeiterung
Der SeuerSrenSen tpurbe mad einftiser
Seridtunp gum Druid beorbert.
Die Orbinans, tpeIde Der FRACTION
Gompanie %erIaubt, ibre @eIeiie in bic
Witte bon Robinion Strabe gu perlesen.
tpuree aud ainitis beri6tet uno pufirte
ipdter stpei 2eiuneen. Ser grnennuns
bon 6. 81. 8inSIep ais StraBenfommiRdr
fir spei Sabre bonn L. SuIi on, tuurbe
beiseitimmt. Der Gcntraft gum 8au
Der @eaS StrnBe Bride Stibpfsiler
tuurbe Sabep Bros. sum 9reiie bon
s647 so susefprrden.
Die Orbinan5 sur griueiterun9 uno
Reunibeairune Der &obinion unb Heuns
ter Strabe, purbe benz Gomite tpieber
iibertpieien unb baiIeIbe initruirt, NIT ben
bortisen @runoeissntbiimern in 8etreff
bes mBsli6en Sdnbeneriobes elm lleber'
einfommen su t~reifen. SIN 9etref Der
grnennuns bon Nutban Saliteao als Sns
ipeftor an Der linben Strabe Bride,
ipuroe tpesen Winberberi6t beS Gomites
bic G~rIerisune bis sur nd4ten 8eriamms
lung beri6oben.
Das Special Gomite, tpel6es bas
8untu bes riditdnSisen Stsusrfoqettors
Ridarb Tbomas uuteriuhte, fanb, buB
er Der Stabt s450.l8 iduIbis iei unb
Der Stactanpalt tpuroe buraufbin dnse'
pisien, innsrbaIb so 5asen bic 3abIuns
su erspinsen, tpsnn ni6t Uorber besablt,
SIN Sa6en bss S6obeneriabes bon
Sadion Werrptpeatber se8en bic Stabt,
tpuroe bei6IoHen, bieisIbe Iaut Sprub
Der 8eIdworenen nit Wsrrptpeatber su
erIebiaen. 9ie domination bon Geo.
6. Bailey aIs Stofer Der Sen. gbinnep
Oampfipriben Gompunie purbe ~beitdtist.
Die Acknowledgements Oroinans tuuroe
ans Gomite ~referirt uno Der ReioIution
oes Common Councils, in 8etref Der
bes @erfens bon Gbfdlen in
ben 3paring 8roof unb fir neue Inges
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0eridtIi6e8.

Die ~foIsenben, tpdbrenb Der @od'
f6ulbis 8efunbenen, erbielten am Sam'
ftaa ibr llribeiI
SO. s. WeSntpre, Der llnteri6Iaeunp
anseflast. 1T su brei Monaten i'm Sc.
fdnsnib, IS Strafe unb Soften. iotpie
bic Undertaking bes @elesS an ben
SIGeer, berurtbeiIt fppreen.
Srib unb Carl BiIser fpurben Der bon
@onituble Irmitrons bon 2brOOp sesen
fie pOrsebra6ten 9lnflase Der SdIdserei
ni9t i1ulbis bsfunbsn unb Der Gonitab'
Ter muB baIb bic 8oiten besablen.
9atrif, SameS unb 3bomaS Ofc'
@opern unb SameS Murrap Dor Dun.
more, bic ben SameS Sbeeran nit einem
Ntefier berIebten, tperben breiBie Sage
i'm county @efdnenib bafir Drummer.
Sobn 2apbourne unb WaIter Bropn.
lee, tpel6e beS unseiebliden 9erfaufS
bon @etrdnfeu iiberfibrt purben. miiilsn
ie $500 Strafe uno Soften sablen, iopie
brsi Monaie i'm @efansniB pertpeiIen.
9eter Summ ipurbe fir brei 0tonate
nod benz @efdnsnib s%eianOt. neil er ben
Gmil Bauer ansrif.
SbomaS Brennan bon Olppbant, BEL
8ranbfiftuns iiberfdbrt, tpurce su einem
SABRE @efdnsnib uno $1,000 Strafs
p%erurtbeilt.
SObn Norton tpirb nad Der Suniins'
bon 8erbeierunssanitaIt seianbt iperben.
Sames @erritp mub tpesen Serfiibrune
zines Wioden, benz armenbiftritt $50
unb benz Mdbben $50 uno 81 nD9ent'
lib fir iieben Sabre gum nntsrbalt oeS
8inbes 3ablen.
8eter @onnor b%efannte ii6 beS Gins
bruds idulbis, fpofir er s25 Strufe bss
sablen unb brei MOnate I'M 8efdn8nib
abfiben mub.
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Npn 4etersbura.

Srau Senrs WenseI Iiest sefdbrIit
tranf barnieber unb ibr 2siben idsint lid,
INNER nod nibt gu beiern.
GbarIes StbdsI IdBt an Der Grob
Strabe elm neues SauS erridtsn unS
enRelbe tpirb tpenn fertig, zines Der bib
i8eiten 8Obnbduier babier fem.
- 8ernburb 1bauer bon 9ib Strase
bot cine SdaoeneriastIaee bon SIS, 900
sesen bic Nntbonp Soblen Gompanie
eineeIeitet. neil bieIeIbe ourd ibre
Operationen cine erobe Guantitdt @uIm
auf iein 2anb maiden lieB.
= Sobn Gbriit bat an Der @de bon
Iib unb SObn Strabe Elm 8adItein @es
bduoe erbauen Iafen uub tpirb pabr.
iaeinIi6 einen NotionIaben barin er6ff
men. So bieB suerit, baB bas @sbduoc
cine 9odup fir bic 10. @arb tperbsn
Iolte, bod in Anbetra9t oss duberit
Irlebliben 8emeintpeiens bdtten mir fir
.in ioI6es 9ebaube nidt ben ssrineIten
9ebrau6.
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bOts aur gsIsu4tuna ber ftabtiidsn @e.

bote aur 8eIeubtuns Der ftdbtif6en @es
bGube aufforbernb, tpurben beisefimmt.
Reue Refolutionen unb Drbinansen
purben ipie foIst einsersidt ben Stabt
@ontroaeur antpeiienb, benz StaotanpaIt
cine Site Der riffanbisen SteuerfoIef.
loren Dor benz Sabre 1894 aussufertieen
unb bab aae foI6e @oIeftoren, tpeIhe
ni4t innerbaIb go 3assn mad pafiiruns
Der Srbinans aabIen, berfIast fperben
folen ; fir ben 9ebrau6 bon @aS an.
iiatt gIeftrisitdt sur 8sIsuGtuns bes
Carbohydrates.
Die Orbinans, fpeIhe ieben Strabens
babntpasen IS beiteuert, paiIirte spei Sc.
iun8en, iporauf 8ertusuns Bis gum IL.
SuIi erfoIste.
Common council, 81. Stunt.
Die &eiolutipn gum Infauf bon 5000
tpertb M6biIien fir bas Quarter Der
@rpitaI Dampfipriben gompanie ipurbs
ansenommen. Cine anbere angenoms
meme &eioIutiOn peiit bas Sinana. @omits
an, cine Option on benz gisentbum gds
bon Price Strabe unb Main Npenus su
erlaneen.
Die Orbinans sur aesuns bon Stein.
feitentpesen an Waibinston Npenue,
stpiiden Olibe unb @ibion Gtraben,
purbe ansenommen unb mad grlebieune
bon anosrsr unpi6tiser @eiddfte, er'
folete 8ertaBun9.
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aus benz oberen xbale.
Car&baIb Gurrsippnbsna.)


: Sarrp Sal, elm ansefeIter bes
@iIion SoteI in 8edSi0e. itarb am
Sonntas iebr pIbbIih an einem S6Iass
fub. tudbrenb er uuf Der POr4 bss Sos
tells ftanb.
= So. s. MeSaIe bon OIppbant,
Solicitor bsS DioeeIsn Snbsr, 1T auf bic
8Iass Der llntsridIasuns bon 5000 Der
3eitune eebbrenben @eIber unter $500
8Grsi4aft sefteIt tporben.
- Der 36rper bes alien 8eteranen
Sobn @bite bon NrdbaIb, Der felt benz
"a. Dfai beridtpunoen mar, tpuroe am
Sreitas Mittae i'm @aloe ettpa cine
babe MeiIe bon Der 8. & $. SO. 5
Wtine in fart b~ertpeitem 3uftanbe aufse.
%funben. Ser SBrper lag unterbaIb zines
Iteilen IbbanseS unb es tpirb aneenpnls
men, bab er bon bieiem itlr3te unb ieinen
COB fano.
= Das Borough bon @inton tpurbe
an Sonntas Nndmittas ettpa Is lbr
aus ieiner SeipDbnIi8en Rube bur6 bas
Abfeuern zines RepolperS unb ben barauf
foIsenben Sliiden bon MGnnern unb benz
Sdlferuf elmer Srau ertpeft ; ais bic
Sirser iid i'm Sauie beS GngeIo Gars
sinto an Der Bad 8oab, bon mo aus Der
2drm ert6nt mar, ~einfan6en. fteIte es
lid beraus. baB bafeIbit elm bIutieer
STREET. ftattsefunben BEL benz Mife 9es
mario burd einen Std i'm Ssrsen iofort
eetDbtet uno brei anbere ieiner italienis
iden 2anbsleute idIimm oerIeBt tpurbsn.
Nidolas. Elm 8ruber bes grmorbeten,
8ascon 8arretto unb Sobn @orelo cts
bieIten ale brei blutige Wunben unb bas
Saus fab einem S9Ia1tbnus GbnIid,
oenn iiberaa mar es nit 8Iut beipribt.
Bier Der 8etbeiIieten, gnsslo GarSintp,
Pascon Barretto, Sobn @oreIo unb 30.
mind Oernoa. ipurben iofort auf bic Gin.
fIase beS WorbeS nerbaftet, bod @barIss
@arber uub Yeter 9aretto entfamen.
DtidaeI &i6 unb Soiepb 2arub tpurben
am Wonta9 aud ais Sbeilnebmsr an Der
Nffaire arretirt. Die Goroners 5 Sc
idwrrenen batten am Dienitas Nbenb
cine Sibuns unb bic perb5rten !3eusen
beidtporen ale, oaB 8aseon 9arret,o
Der Mbrber 0emarfo's fei, inbem er Jpn
nit einem Stiletio erito6. Die @es
idpcrenen saben bierauf elm 8erbift ab,
peIdeS 9ascOn 9arretto ais ben Wbrs
Der besei6nst.
(Garbpnbals Gurrippnttn,.)
- 8urbon BsnbeIton erbielt am Mitts
mod in Der Yenbelton 9obbin ssabrit
our6 bic Maibinerie cine idIimme 8ers
Iebuns Der Sanb, bic mbsliteripeife 4ms
putation berieIben i'm @efOIse baben tpirb.
- Gcmunb @aeen, Der feline Seimatb
als 8earI Gitp, ST., ansiebt, tpurbe am
Samiae bon elmer grie 2ofomotipe ees
trOfen, pdbrenb er entIans benz @eIeiie
lief. ST tparb cine 86ibuns binab ees
tporfen unb erbieIt babel 8erIebunsen,
bic ais sefabrIi@ eradtet tperben.
- Der stpsiidbrise Sobn bes Sobn
8ennebp bon Rambling tpurbe am Cams
flag bon einem eIeftrii6en 8abnpaeen
ii~berfubren unb itarb innerbaIb elmer ball
ben Stunbe an ben erbaltenen gerIebun'
gen. Dem Motormann bes 9abntpas
gems tpurSe feline S6uIb an benz llnfaqe
suseitoben. benn er bate ben 3Ieineu
bon benz @eIeiie seboben, bod oerfeIbe
lief unertpartet tpieber auf baS @eIeiie,
ais ii9 Der Subnpasen in 8etpesune
Iebte.
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yin 9oarb bss 9ampfers 0~eiternIanb,
ben l6. Stunt 1895.

yin 8oarb bes DampferS Weiternlano,
ben l6. Stunt 1895.
Soft iei Danf enbIid baben mir
mad elmer Sabrt bon 10 Sa9en unb Is
Stunben beute Morsen ipiecer feftes
9ano bstreten uno iino in 9lnttperpcn
piinftIib unb pbne Sturm unb unfaa
einsetroffen.
8or Der Nbfabrt am Witttpod Wittaa
IL ubr bon Netp gorf iparb uns oas
8ersniieen su tbeil. ben neuen Bra6t,
bampfer st. Souls" gum ~eritenmaIe in
See Oampfen su ieben, Der eerabe neben
benz Bier bss ,,WeiternIano" lag unb
um IL ubr feline Sabrt antrat. Der
Dmpfer par ohne 3peiiel bis in ben
s~ntferntsiten @inteI nit Bohosieren be,
fest unb bic gbfabrt sei6ab in sesen.
mart Tauienber bon 3ui6auern uuo ees
~taItete ii6 gu elmer patriOtii4en DemUn.
itration.
Ra6 elmer fursen Sabrt tparo bic
. @eitsrnlnnb" infoIse osB bi6tsn Re.
bells eeStpunsen. nabesu bier Stunben
title su liesen unb erit am abenb parb
bic Weiterfabrt ansetreten ; bod mar es
lpdbrenb Der sansen Radt n6tbis, in ses
pi1en 3pifdenrdumen bic 9ampipfeife
;ur 0arnuns ertbnen su Iafen.
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Qehtah Nallep @ifenbahn.

Spesieaer niebrieer SabrpreiS na6
8oiten bel 8eIesenbeit Der @briiian
@nbeapor 3uiammentunft am 10.-l4.
SuIi. Sidets berfauft am Sill. Suit
iino our Ridfabrt gut Bis gum 81. Suli.
IuspabI bon mebreren 8abns unb
@aferIinisn bon Retp Oorf. Sebet bic
8. 9. G9enten fir ausfibrli9e auSs
funft.
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2anb AT p%erfaufeu.

$50 ader. elm She'll oapon gutes GRASSLAND,
ales beiudfert; liest in Rparins 8root Soipn
hip. tusftli6 an Die 6arms bon WuJ gbillips
lino Barnep Slotnm 9r:n5eno. on Der Roro.
ieite an Dos 9ano bon Gdert unb i'm Often an
Sotn Mullen. Die acknowledgements fino
leidt uno Der nieoriste Breis bes 9anoss 1T
adt Dollars % inb iueoer &oblsn nod
WinsraIien r%eisibirt Rdbers ausfunft siebt
Sobn Stant ODER aud in Der Office bee
,@odenblatt". 22,ba
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S17R0 fault elm tppptItss Saus nit
= Sebn Stubsn in Der fl. Warb,
nabs Gepar glpenus. @srmistbst f6 gut unb If
cine CUTE anlass. 8tpinsunssn mic ptrIanst.
Gpmssys & 6ranl AGA Spruet Strabs.
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Serlan0t:

Drst Sunssn, I'M Altsr BON f4-f5 Sabrsr
Grfunbist tu6 Rp. 537 9inbsn Strabs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
SOUTH SIDE.

There were three South Side mar.
rIages yesterday afternoon. Michael
Kelley. OF Mlnooka, and Miss Annie
DALEY. OF Stone avenue. were united
at st. Johns church by Rev. Father
Melley. Henry j. Casey, OF Minooka,
was groomsman. and Miss Lizzie Dean.
Of this side, was the bridesmaid. In the
evening a reception was held at the
home OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. kel-
ley are well known and have hosts OF
friends. James I.arkin, OF Avoca, and
Miss Katie Guy, of Stone avenue. were
married at st. Peters cathedral by
Rev. ]. A. O'Rellly. Their many
friends were present at the wedding and
CONGRATULATIONS were profusely be-
slowed upon the popular young couple.
Anthony OBoyle and Miss Belinda
Hughes. both of Prospect avenue, were
married at the cathedral. At the home
Of the bride assembled q large number
OF invited guests. who enjoyed the
happy occasion. wishing the newly mar
rled couple long years of life and happi-
ness.
A sewer basin has been put in at the
corner of Cedar avenue and Alder
street, where the Improvement was a
painful necessity and will be appre-
ciated accordingly.
+. G. Gilbert will move his barber
shop from River street to 512 Cedar ave-
nue. on Monday.
Evangelist Schlverea preached to an
audience much larger than usual last
evening. He spoke on the text: what
will 1t profit a man to gain the whole
world and suffer the loss Of his immor-
tai soul?" Skeptics, he said, will argue
that God Is unjust, for II any man shah
suffer everlasting punishpent then Is
not God an unjust God for creating that
man at all? The speaker confuted that
argument with the one that man Is a
free moral agent and has 1t In his power
to accept or reject God when he arrives
at the age Of accountability. His dis
course was mainly In pointing out how
easy 1t Is for man to be Christian. A
MONDAY gospel meeting will be held
at the tent today from II to 1890. 1t is
for the factory hands particularly.
Willie Toole, son Of Martin Toole. OF
Minooka, fell at Farview Tuesday and
his arm was broken.
A meeting Of the Patriotic Order of
True Americans was held last evening
Miss Ella S. Jordan. of Pittston ave-
nue., has returned from Niagara Falls.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
1t win Open This Afternoon NJ Carbon.
duIc.

Today the tennis tournament Of
the Carbondale Tennis club at Farvlew
will open and continue on Friday ana
Saturday. A large crowd will witness
the struggle between the experts OF
Carbonoale, Scranton ana other
places. The weather could not be
better and that the games Will be
hotly contested may be sem by the
names of those who will play.
The tournament this year Is IN
charge Of Frank f. Burr. W. h. Man
vile, James II. Paul. Charles orchard
and N. l.. Moon. These gentlemen
have been working hard to make the
affair Il success. and from the Present
indications they will be successful.
The tournament will be held ut Far
view, and the club will leave Carbon
dale on the lilo train for that place.
The lady members Of the club will
serve dinner soon after the arrival, and
at / o'clock the playing will start.
Among those who have entered are
Johnson and Fuller. of this city, In
the doubles and johnson In the singles.
Prizes for the singles are decanter
and cane: for the doubles, two umbrel-
las; consolation singles. a silver stein.
The entries are as follows: Prelim-
mary round, N. l.. Moon plays 8. C..
Fuller: first round. winner Of the pre-
linminary will play w. c. Melvin. of
South Pittsburg Tennis club; singles,
NJ. D. Lathrope VS.. d. l.. Crane, II.
Torrance, jr., VS.. George Lathrope, ).
r. Fuller VS.. Charles Orchard: doubles.
preliminary. d. l.. Crane and George
Lathrope VS.. Charles orchard and NJ.
d. Lathrope. The winners of the pre-
liminary will play II. Torrance and N.
l.. Moon. w. c. Nevin and partner
and w. V. Johnson and s. c. Fuller
will also play.
w. v. johnson will play the winner
Of the singles and defend his right to
continue to hold the Delaware and
Hudson cup. He has already won 1t
twice, and IL he should be successful
In the tournament which begins today
the cup will become his permanent
property.
The finals for the cup will undoubt-
edly be between Torrance and johnson.
Torrance has won the cup once, but he
has been practicing faithfully, and If
he does not win will at least put up a
hard fight
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
DUNMORE

The council will hold a special meet
ing In the borough building tonight. at
which important business will be trans
acted.
James Hopkins has resigned his po-
sition as night operator at the Dun
more depot
"A son now brightens the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Myron s. knight, Of Cherry
street.
Miss Mildred Jones left this morning
for Niagara Falls, where she will spend
some time with her uncle. A. H. Will
Jams, who Is wealthy lumber dealer.
Rev. L. w. Nudge. Of Princeton. N.
j.. will occupy the pulpit Of the Pres
byterian church, both morning and
evening, on Sunday next.
DIR G. Edgar Dean, eX-Judge p. p.
Smith and other property owners along
Green Ridge street have greatly i'm
proved their properties and the ap-
pearance of the street by having a
wide stone walk and curbing placed in
front Of their residences.
Myron Jones, Of Brook street, has
been quite seriously Ill for the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Nickerson
have returned from their wedding tour.
which was spent Mt Troy and other
points In the state, and will Immediate
ly go to housekeeping In rooms which
have been furnished by the, groom on
Cemetery street.
Joseph Fear. of Dudley street, Is
spending his vacation at Boston and
other points of interest in the east.
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REFEREE OF THE BIG FIGHT.
Fitzsimmons viii Not Name His Choice
Until Day of battle.


The Dallas club officials are not set
tied in mind as to how they will choose
the referee for the great fight. The Club
lis to select all the officials, but they
must be to the liking of the lighters. 1t
was generally understood that referee
would be selected three weeks before
the fight. The point Is not clear In the
! articles. Fitzsmmons comes out with
the statement that he will not consent
to the selection of referee until the
very day Of the contest. Il want
fair DEAL" he said. "as this Is q very
important matter to me-"
"The club desires you to submit early
in October a list Of names Of men who
would suit you" the New Zealander
was informed. THAT makes no differ
ence to me-" was the reply. "The day
Of the fight is time enough, and shall
not mention man until then. I want
a man who Is familiar with the rules.
and who has had experience. / do not
propose to get the worst Of It,"
w. A. Brady said that he did not ap-
prehend any difficulty in this direction.
'Any fair man will suit u.s." he said.
1--WE have named several capable men.
Now let Fitz put In list. The whole
thing can be settled In five minutes"
1t Is generally understood that the ref
| cree Of this engagement will get $1,000
| and expenses Honest" John Kelly
| agreed to act as refree at the Corbett-
Mitchell fight In Jacksonville, when
| just such inducements were offered. He
settled the claim a short time ago, 1t Is
| said, for a mint julep.
Contrary to the usual experience, fifty
or more men are after the job. all OF
them being eager to have themselves
well advertised as on the eligible list.
Fltzsimmons will not favor one Of them,
but Brady and Corbett probably have
one OF the number. Who the choice of
| fitzslmmons Is no one at present
knows.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
NORTH END.

Rev. Kinter is attending the Christian
church convention at Plymouth today.
Sweet Gardner has returned from his
trip through New Jersey.
George w. Benedict was In Pittston
yesterday.
George Kiefer is spending his vaca-
ticr with relatives in Canada.
Miss NJ. Rose Underwood. of Lake
Como, is visiting Miss Ruth Jackson.
John Wilson, Of Wilkes-Barre. re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Florence Silkman will return
home today from Syracuse, where she
has been spending few weeks with
relatives.
Mrs B. r. Atherton and children
spent yesterday in Wilkes-Barre.
Miss Mary Miles. VINO has been visit
ing the family of Evan Gabriel for the
past six weeks, has returned to her
home. iE Ohio.
Miss Frances Winton has returned
home from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morss. Of Car
bondale, are visiting L. w. Morss. of
Winton Place.
Byron M. Winton is improving his
residence on Main avenue.
Court Robin Hood, Ancient Order of
Foresters, will hold a picnic In River
side park. September and 6.
The Young Peoples union Of the
Baptist church had very enjoyable
day at Mountain Park yesterday.
Charles Moir Is building two new
houses near CarteTs mills.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
DIAMOND DUST.
Pitcher Quarles has been released
Hazleton

Pitcher Quarles has been released by
Hazleton.
Eustace. who deserted the Reading club
Is now captain of Hagerstown team.
Hazleton will contest every game won
by Carbondale with Luby in the box.
The present Reading club, of the State
league, has won but one game on their
home grounds.
A gold cup valued at $3.50 has been Of
fered for series of games between the
Providence and Springfield clubs at the
close of the season.
Burkett, OF theClevelands, who leads the
league batters, has performed the feat Of
making three hits in one game twenty
one times this season, and twice he has
made four.
Cy Young, the Cleveland pitcher. has
won twenty-four out of thlrty-one games
and Cuppy, OF the same club, has almost
as good a record, with nineteen victories
out of twenty-six games.
Umpire Doescher states that some East
ern league players are betting on the re-
suits Of games in which they play. Presi-
dent Powers has been made acquainted
with tho fact.-HaZleton Sentinel.
Left Fielder McQuade has deserted the
Carbondale club because he was fined $40
for not sacrificing when ordered to do so.
Manager Swift is now trying to secure
Curt Welch, the old-t.me king Of the out
field. recently released by Syracuse.
Terry Brad!gan. our shortstop. left yes
terday, accompanied by Manager Feeney.
for Hazlcton, where Terry will be given a
trial with the Carbondale team at short,
and If the trial proves satisfactory to
Manager Swift he will be slgned.-Pitts-
ton correspondence Wilkes-Barre News
Dealer.
Mcmahon. the Orlole pitcher. has done
pretty well since his return to the dia-
Hfsh N, n Da mo ha bn q
ofciated In and three shut-outs, one
against Washington. one against Chicago
and one against Cincinnati. That Ia
good work for u back number" as Nc
Mahon has been called.
The Baltimore players declare that.
should they have an opportunity for play
Ing for tho Temple cup. they will enter
into no more agreements with opposing
players to divide equally their share OF
the receipts. A burnt child fears the fire,
| and the Orioles say that they have had
some experience with "welchers."
Amateur Hall Notes.
Lackawanna county to a game Sept. l.
| Rustlers, of Minooka, or Morning Glories
preferred ii. Murphy. captain.
The Young Mems Christian association
| will practice at the Base Ball park this af.
ternoon. All players will please report.
The Shamrocks. Of the South Side, ac.
cept the challenge Of the ShamrOcks. oi
Avoca, for Sept. ]. II. Murphy, captain.
The Base Stealers. Of Dunmore. chal.
lenge the 6tarfghts. of Olyphant. TO q
game OF ball on the DunmOre grounds
Sept. !.
The Recorder Juniors defeated the Rose
buds. OF inden street. by a score Of Q to 6
Batter!e. Goose and Sayes; Marlin and
F. Guernsey.
The Green Ridge Senators defeated the
| Taylor Reds by n score Of ~ to 6 yester.
day. The features Of the game were the
pitching Of Kurtz and the fielding OF Ma
loney and Coyle. Kurtz struck ont four
teen men. the Reds receiving only five hits
1t would be well II Manager Barney would
give Kurtz trial In the box. He has wor
| the last eight games pitched.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-29
CONTESTS IN The LEAGUES
Pittsbsra Fails to Break Baltimore's
Great Ninniag Streak.
SCRANTON LOST AT BUFFALO
coaklcy's Superb Pitching Allowed
Wilkes. Barre to Shut Out Rochester.
Rain stopped the Gamo Mt Syra.
cuse-Gamcs In tho state League.

Baltimore Is making a gallant
struggle to retain its leadership In the
National league. 1t Is playing the
game in the dashing and spirited style
that won the pennant last season.
Yesterday they went up against Pitts
burg, but the Pirates were no match
for Hanlon's players. although the
Smoky City aggregation Is straininS
every never to get at the head Of the
column again. Cleveland, too. Is doing
superb work, and yesterday downed
Boston before a large assemblage of
the ball cranks Of the Hub. Baltimore
has the advantage of playing at home.
while Cleveland Is on foreign soil.
There was no change In the standing
Of the Eastern league by reason of yes
terday's games. Our players made n
gallant fight at Buffalo. but did not
have the staying powers OF the Bisons
In the exciting termination of the game
and lost. Wilkes-Barre kept up its
good work by shutting out Rochester.