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NOT ACCORDING TO THE CODE

NewsbOys Punish Another who VIO-
lated the Queensberry Rules.
A band OF bare-legged and Ieather-lunGed
newsboys were shooting craps in City
Hall Park the other night, when one of them
caught another cheating. says the New
York World. The two, after raDcorous
argument, set at each other to settle the
matter after the code of QueeDsberry.
During the argument OF limb and muscle
some one yelled shrilly:
''Kiggy here comes the copv'
When the party reassembled in Spruce
street both conibataDts stripped and went
ut it tooth and nail. When they grappled
the others pulled them apart. Finally both
cIiDched with a desperation that defied un-
ravelliDg and fell squirming to the pave
nieDt, where they swore between gasps at
the others. who trod upon their heads. Pres
emily one of them wTithed from the others
embrace.
THE GolDam sninker's bit MEL he
shrieked. Hes cha wed off ME arm"
Oats right" shifted the other. He was
a-t'umpin' ME in de stummick. No bloke
amt goin' to do dat to me-
I'VE amt yelled sympathizer OF the
bitten small boy. We amt, hey? wy III
t'ump you in der t'roat." Andhe sailed in.
The rest of the boys sailed in with him. and
between them they were numbering the bit
ing small boy when a policeman pounced
upon them.
What's the trouble here?' he demanded.
wy, dat bloke bit a chunk out o me
pals arm," one of them piped up. And
while the policeman put in pursuit OF the
boy who had bitten the other, the rest OF the
Dewsboys fled up side street, bearing as
spoils the evening newspapers of the pur-
sued.
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SALIVA TIoN1sTs LOCKED Up.

The Madison Contingent Run Counter
TO the Police.
Madison, Wis, Aug. 2I.-The whole local
Salvation Army, including the visiting
brigadier from Wisconsin, W. w. winchell
of Milwaukee, was arrested by the police
last night.
Its members were notified by the chief
of police that no more blockadins of streets
would be permitted.
The army paid no heed 10 the warning,
but planned great demonstration in honor
of Brig adler Winchell A policeman seized
him in the midst of prayer and other Off
GERS took his ten associates to the Jail
The women were released, but the men
were placed behind the bars.
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S,,ntiago's Captain Says Cubans Did
Nnt Eire AT Him

Santiago's Captain Says Cubans Did
Not Fire at Him.
New York. Aug. 2I.--A special cable
dispatch to the Herald from Santiago de
Cuba says: 80
Tho Spanish autho rites allege that
the mysterious vessel fired upon by the
warship Galicia off Dalquiri early on the
morning OF the 9th of August, was the
Ward Liner Santiago, which was IN tran
sit from New York, and left Guantanamo
the night previous for this port. She en-
tered here at 6 O'Clock in the morning.
The passengers arriving thereon deny
the report, and Capt. Leighton says that
the strange vessel was not his ship and
that no shots were fired at the latter.
The Galicia's pilot admits that the suspi-
cious steamer first displayed the herman
colors, but raised the Stars and Stripes
after the Galicia's third shot.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
DeIeeate to Co,rress Accu.ed.

Santa Fe., n. NJ, Aug. 81. in the Ter
rtorial supreme court yesterday state
ment was filed by District Attorney j. H.
Crist calling attention to the allegations
of witnesses in the case of the Borrego
gang. convicted of the murder of ex-Sheriff
Charles Chaves. They were to the effeet
that Thomas b. Catron, delegate to Con-
gress, and his law partner, Charles A..
Spices, had attempted to buy them off, in
timidate them, and by other means pre-
vent them from appearing as witnesses
in behalf OF the Territory. The court ur-
dered the papers filed and announced that
the matter would be given consideration.
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Shade Lowers q Record.

Fred. A. L. schade, of this city, has added
more victories to his already long list for
this season. He went down to Richmond
the other day to attend the meet Of the Owl
Cycle Club. He won three firsts and a
special time prize. He also lowered Sims
Virginia State record for the quarter mile,
going the distance in thirty-four seconds
flat. Sims work was "a 3-4 seconds
Among those schade defeated were Rob
ert Carr, jr., and William Carr, the crack
riders OF Baltimore
The evening times., 1895-08-21
TO WEAR = PADDED SUIT.
Measure for Baseball Outfit Take
for Mayor Strong.

Measure for a Baseball Outfit Taken
for Mayor Strong.
Mount Vernon, n Y, Aug 21-Mayor
Lewis, the principal clothier of this place,
sent his head cutter to New York to-day to
Measure Mayor Strong for pair OF padded
knickerbockcrs and padded Norfolk
blouse.
They viii be made out OF a piece of fine
Scotch plaid OF a very pronounced pattern,
and Will be worn by his honor while he is
refereeing the game OF baseball on Sep
tember between the Mayor and Aldermen
of this city and the Mayor and Aldermen
OF Yonkers.
The padding will be four inches thick
in spots and will be thick enough all over
10 insure Mayor Strong against injury
from stray balls and other stray things.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of this city
will wear costumes like those worn by
the New York League team, and the
Mayor and Aldermen of Yonkers will
copy the Brooklyn uniform.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Bathing Beach Tourna ment.

Everything is in readiness for the bath
ing beach tournament this evening. Be
sides the entries published in The Times, a
number Of new ones are to be made to-day
in each of the various events on the pro-
gram. There were many visitors at the
beach this morning, looking over matters.
There is every prospect that there will be
big attendance of spectators, and that
they win be wen entertained.
The evening times., 1895-08-21

Campos Sets Political Prisoners Free
at Baracoa.
Santiago de Cuba, Aug. 18th, via Key
West, Fla Aug. .21 Gen. Martinez Cam
pos, on his way to Havana on the 4th in
slant, stopped at Baracoa, and in few
minutes that he remained there be ordered
all the political prisoners that were in
jail to be set at liberty
onthe 5th instant Spanish column under
Comma nder Gonzales, 25O strong. met the
rebel parties of Rucn and Carreras, 300
strong, near the River Duaha, Baracoa-
They had an encounter which lasted three
hours.
Later the same parties met nd had an
other encounter In both these engage
meuts, according to Spanish report, the
rebels had nine killed ant. twelve wounded
aud the Spaniards one killed and ons
wounded.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Coal Operators Meet.

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug 21.-The Indiana
bItuminous coal operators held a meeting
last night 10 consider the strike situation
Three operators, whose coal is sold to the
vandalia Railroad, decided to abandon
the association and pay the 60 cent price
asked by the miners. The other operators
appointed committee to prepare new by
laws to bind members of the association.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Trap Shooters at baltimore,

The Capital City Gun Club left for Balti-
more this morning to shoot for the cham
pioDshfp OF the clubs in the Trap shootcrs'
League Of the District of Columbia and
Maryland. The team was made up as pub
lished in The Times yesterday. A
number OF the club members accompanied
the shooters.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Knights TempInrs en- Route.

st. Louis, No., Aug. 21.-The first train
bearing delegates to the Knights Templar
coDclave at Boston left here yesterday over
the Big Four route and carried st. Aide
mar Commandery, $50 strong. Ascalon
Comn,andery leaves via the wabash rail-
road to-day and will number nearly 400
delegates. A number of communicates
win leave later in the week, and it is esti-
mated that over 1000 local Knights Tenn
plar will attend the conclave.
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watertown, N. Y, Aug. 21.-E. ]. Whit
taker. retired officer of the engineer
service of the United States Navy, who
served on the United States man-of-war
Minnesota in the late war, participating
In the battle between the Merrimac and
Monitor, and with Farragut in the gulf
blockade and at the Fort Fisher engage
ments, died at Sackctts Harbor yester>
day, aged Sc years.
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Not I'm Her. Line.

81 have here" said the agent, "a noise
less meat tenderer. No more pounding in
the morning and waking the family"
Don't want it," said Mrs. Hasbcroft.
III I didn't get the boarders started by
pounding the steak there wouldn't be any
getting them up at all. indianapolis
journal.
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for the Orioles since he got his arm back,
and he has won them all Washington he
shut out ard yesterday he administered
like dose TO Chicago. The Dumping seems
to be better than ever. He comes into the
game in an opportuDe moment for the Bal
timores.
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Metropolitan Geography.

Teacher-What Is a desert?
PupiE-An arid waste.
Teacher-Inustrate.
PupiEsunday in New York under the
Roosevelt regime.
Teacher-What is an oasis7
Pupil-The club.-Boston Transcript.
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A $4,000 Cottage VIII he Built
for NJ iss Marshall.

$4,000 Cottage VIII He Built
for NJ iss Marshall.
New York, Aug. 21.-William jay, as
referee, has reported favorably oD the ap-
plication OF j. Frederick Kernochan, the
committee of the estate and person OF
Maria Marshall. Il iunafic, to the Supreme
Court for permission TO expend not more
than $50 600 in the eresfion of cottage
near the Eastern stats sfsdspitalat Williams
burg, Va, to be used a Residence for
Miss Marshall. She has been at that
institution ma ny seat, being placed
there by her parents. Itsis now crowded.
for her comfort.
Miss Marshall has az income of 100000
a year from the estates OF her father, John
b. Marshall. and her neither. Eyeline G.
Marshall. Her heirs are her two sisters,
Martha N. wysopg and Louise N. Pollock.
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JOHN RoAcH's WIDOWS WILL.
An Estate of S285, 900 for Her Sons
and Daughters.

and Daug hters.
New York, Aug. 21.-The will of Mrs.
Emcline Roach, widow of John Roach, the
noted shipbuilder, was filed for probate
yesterday. The executors are John B.
Roach, son; Emeline Roach, a daughter,
and William F. Mcpherson, son-in-law
The real estate is valued at $225 600 and
the personal property at $40 600
Mrs. Roach's jewelry, paintings, brio
a-brac and the house at No SO West Sixty
third street, go to her daughters, Mrs
Mop and Emeline Roach and her
son, Stephen W Roach Emeline Roach
receives SEQ GOO additional and money
in the bank. Stephen W. Roach gets $50 900
additional John b Roach is not mentioned
specially, because he has already received
property in Chester Pa.
The residue is divided into five parts
one each for the daughters, Stephen W.
Roach, the two grandchildren, and John
B. Roach.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
In Italy.

Where, except in Italy, will you findsuch
grim, dilapidated houses, with clotheslines
upon which is hung tattered linen, extending
from one to the othere? Are they not pic
turesque?"
''Yes-they give me the itch."-Petit
Journal Pour Rire. '- --',-'"
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Jute Strike Is spreadInv.

Edinburgh, Aug. 21.-The strike of the
5ute workers in Dundee is spreading rap
idly. Thirteen thousand workers went out
to-day in addition TO the 1000 or more
who struck yesterday. The strikers are
very orderly and are giving the police no
trouble.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Advice to a Young woman.

Let there be no such word in your un-
abridged as fail" II you have an irk-
some duty to perform just roll up your
boomers and wade right Inlet the chips
fall where they may.-New York World.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
In Tandem .

Monsieur Auguste, il you don't behave
yourself II never go out with you again"
Il beg a thousand pardons, mademoi-
selle. was trying to find the handle bar. -
Journal Amusant.
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b. 3 o. RELIEF AssocIA TON.
Final Accounts of the \ uditors Have
Been Filed.

Final Accounts of the \ Anditors Have
Been Filed.
Baltimore, Aug. 21.-Robert A. Dobbin
and Winfield s. Amoss. special auditors
in the Consolidated Baltimore and Ohio
Relief Association cases, have filed their
final accounts in circuit court No. z.
The total amount tn be distributed
among the members of the relief associa-
ton who were in good standing March
81, 1889, when the association was dis
solved in accordance with an act of the
legislature, is $571,274. The amount
of contributions of such members was
81, $50. .147.
Members who had contributed $1,3O5,-
6s3 assigned all their interest in the fund
to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany in trust for the benefit of the relief
feature OF the relief department. and
members who contributed S54, 4,463 still
retain their interest in the fund for dis
tribltion.
The sum to which the non-assigning MEM
bcrs are entitled is declared to be $22. .S75,
from which 1900 is deducted for eoun-
sci fees. The balance of Si5,375 will be
distributed among the non assigning MEN,
bcrs, representing seven divisions OF the
Baltimore Ohio road.
When the relief association dissolved In
1883 il had a membership of 81 900. of
whom all but $50 assigned their claims
and became members OF the relief depart
mcnt
From May 1. 1880, when the association
was started. up to the 30th OF last June,
S4.O34S SG5 had been paid in benefits 10
members or bcneficiaries.
The evening times., 1895-08-21

Abbey started off at the bat so well
yesterday that he inspired confidence at
once and every time he went up after that
he was loudly called on 10 soak the bah,
and he did it, He made four good hits and
scored two runs. Hasa amaer made three
hits and got two runs.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
where she Fails.

She talked Of woman's sphere withal
And felt misused by fate
Because she couldn't make the ball
Go straight across the plate.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
The Frank Servant.

Where have you worked before?"
'Itwouldta ket too hong totell."--Fliegende
Blaetter.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Didn't Care.

How do you find I'm getting on?"
"You are doing fairly well, only"
'.Oh, ,Idon'tcarej just so lean wear this COS
tume."-Journal Amusant.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Good Time to Propose.

The Suitor-Im must have definite answer
now Miss Clara, because lean geta revolver
on credit to-day.-Fliegende Blaetter.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
Parker, Bridget & Co.,
3l5 7th St.

Arthur Valentine, the English lightweight
champion, who arrived in this country yes
terday. is quite likely to insist that Stanton
Abbott, who has been posing a s the English
champion here, prove his claim The first
thing Valentine will do, however, will be
10 try to arrange match with Jack McAu-
life. Valentines coming has been awaited
here with considerable interest by the box
ing fraternity. He is rated good pugiist,
and a meeting between him and McAuliffe
would be an attractive event.
Mike Leonard. who has been attempting
20 make himself out a world beater by ac-
cepting stage engagements and offering to
meet all corners, has not been doing an en-
couraging business for the past week Last
Saturday night, when he met Jack DAILY
at Baltimore, instead of putting Daily out,
he came within an ace of being put out
himself. Then he ran up against George
Dixon at the Davies O'Rourk show, and
he would have been pummeled again if
the police had not saved him Mike will no
doubt conclude before long that this is a
big world, and that there are many and
bard scrappers in il.
AL Hereford, of the Baltimore Eureka
Cub,i making an effort to make his town
a leader in the boxing line. He has been Civ
ing some pretty good shows of late, and is
now after the Choynski and Hall bout. A
New Jersey club has offered So, 500 for
this meeting. but Hereford has gone better
and offered $4,000 for ii. The pugiIists
and their hackers are considering his offer,
and If no club goes higher he will likely
get the meeting
The evening times., 1895-08-21

An electric bicycle lamp is now being
introduced into New York city. The lamp
is provided with a current from a storage
battery, which furnishes sufficient cur
rent to actuate the lamp for about twenty
hours. The total weight OF the battery and
lamp is a bout two and one half pounds. The
battery can be recharged at authorized
agents stores for 10 cents each.
At meeting Of the stockholders in the
Philadelphia Driving Association last
night, $25, 900 was voted to build bicycle
track. Horse races have been given up.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
A Reprimand.

and you act as though you had consumed a
dozen. ."-Fliegende Blaetter.
The evening times., 1895-08-21

Harry Reed, the only horse Mike Dwyer
saved out OF the string he took to England,
has been landed back in New York safely.
He will be put in condition at once for the
coming New York meetings.
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wanted a Diamond Ring.

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you want all the news!
The evening times., 1895-08-21

Dirnberger, the great bicycle rider, whose
temper got him into trouble with his en-
ployers few days ago, and who was
dismissed, now announces that he will quit
the wheel for good and study law.
The evening times., 1895-08-21

Richard Croker has named three of the
horses he recently sent to England Yale,
Harvard and Princeton.
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ron want ali the newsl
The evening times., 1895-08-21

There has been a good deal OF doubt in
r the minds OF many people about the umpire
stories SO often told. Few believed that
about every other time ball team has been
beaten. and especially the Washington
team. the umpire did it. Yesterdays per-
formance here will ge a long way toward
making Washington baseball patrons be-
lieve that .at least some of these stories
are true
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PLAYING AT LIBERATOR.

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The League games played yesterday +,
suited as follows:

Cleveland, 8; Washington. Z.
Baltimore, 6; Chicago, o.
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia, 8.
New York, 3; st. Louis, e.
Louisville, 6; Boston, 2.
Brooklyn, Z; Pittsburg, 8.
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1t was by mighty narrow margin that
the Spiders held onto the lead for tue
pennant yesterday. If they are depending
on the kind of winning that they did here
yesterday to carry them through their
Eastern trip, it is likely they will find
themselves out Of the race when the end
comes.
The evening times., 1895-08-21

DeOue ~ II WIS tife Siilit tfliuS
There were less than 800 people on the
grounds 1t begins TO look as though
the harness meetings, which promised so
well at the beginning, We're not going TO
pan out well on the whole for the season
Harry Reed, the only horse Mike Dwyer
saved ont of the string he took to England
has been landed back in New York safely.
He will be put in condition at once for the
coming New York meetings
1t seems 10 he a matter of regret every
where among horsemen that the Western
colt, Ben Brush. is not to he allowed to try
conclusions with the Eastern cracks, Hand
spring, Hastings and Applegate, in the
Futurity. Many believe he is better than
any OF the Fasteners Brush viii in all
probability be matched against the winner
OF the race IL no other opport,lnit comes up
TO allow him to try conclusions with him
Pierre Loriilar,l is reported to ha We offered
Jack Chinn $4,000 for the three-year-old
horse, Lissak, but Chinn has refused it.
Lissak is considered the bes, OF the Western
horses of his age OF the year Mr.. Loril-
lard, II is said, wants him to place in
the lot he proposes TO take TO England.
From present appearances. Belmont, Keene,
Lorillard and the rest of them seem deter
mined to send about all the best ones there
are in this country across the water, II
they can get hold of them.
1t is said that there was never q brighter
promise OF brilliant sport on the running
turf tina that now in prospect at the utrmn
meetings at Sheepshead Bay, Gravesend
aud Morris Park The number OF good
western horses in the East this year is
greater than for many years before, owing
TO the closing of many Western tracks In
many OF the races it will be the Eastern
cracks against the Western cracks, and
such contests are always full Of interest.
The Saratoga race sclosed on Friday.
Themcetfng has proven the most unsa tisfac-
tory ever held at the springs. II is belived
that this will end walbaum's ambition
to be leading turf magnate, and it seems
to be the opinion of the better class of sports
men that it will be a good thing for the turf
il it does.
The evening times., 1895-08-21
HOME FOR 4 RICH LUNA TIC.

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In the rowing regatta at st. Louis the
other day, Miss Rose Masentbeim and Miss
Anna Fraylan engaged in a race of mile
Both are st. Louis ladies. Miss Rosen-
theim won, covering the mile in 9:33.
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Retired OFFICER Dies.

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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The entries for the Potomac River re-
gatta to be held on Saturday will close
tonight.
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That the Senators are a patient lot of
men was demonstrated yesterday. II
they We're not some of them might have said
or done something that might have hurt Um-
pire O'Day's feelings.
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IN 1T FOR MONEY.

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you want al! the news.
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TRACK AND STABLE.

The Rochester trottiug meeting, usually
one OF the most attractive of the big cir
cult events, drew out only a FEW hundred
people At Chicago il was the same thing.
There were less than 500 people on the
grounds. 1t begins TO look as though
the harness meetings, which promised SO
well at the beginning, We're not going TO
pan out well on the whole for the season.
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WHAT SHIP WAS 1T.

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Manager Mack, of the Pittsburg team,
says the Temple cup is a good thing all
around. why" says he. every team
that is in hailiug distance off;-st or second
place will fight like r.-ojans TO get there
The New York and players madea
nice little nest-egg out of this series last
fall. Every dollar OF the gate receipts
went to the players of the two teams. 1t
was divided on a 65 and 80 per cent. basis.
Each Of the New York players got nearly
$500 for his bit and each Of the Baltimores
$500. Maybe You think the players are not
looking forward for a chance to get hold
Of that money"
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McMahon las pitched four games Of BAN
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The League games scheduled for to-day

The League games schedul,
are as follows:
Cleveland at Washington.
Louisville at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Baltimore. -''--
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Mercer put himself right back into the
good graces Of the baseball people of Wash
ington yesterday. He pitched a great
game OF ball. He started In i n the first
inning to do good work. and he kept 1t up
unfit the last Spider was out. He did some
good fielding, too, covering first base
three or four times, and getting man
every time.