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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
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80
Nlte 2eute, melhe Weoisin ben0tbi.
gen, nm Moaen unb Nisren 81 resulis
rem, fiuoen in Gleftric Bitters oas rid
tiae Wittsl. 9ieie WeoiSin reiSt niht
uno entbGlt fsinen Shrops ooer ioniil
ses Berauitsnbss, ionbern arbeitet als
ton,ihe uno alterirenbe WeoiSin. Sic
orbeitet mIloe ouf Wassn uno ginse'
peioe, fiGrft uno eibt ben Srganen
Si1rfe, babel Der Hntur in Der Nuss
iibung ibter SrnftiOnen beiiiebeno. Glef'
trio Rittsrs III e,r ausseSeihneter Zip
pst,treiSsr uuo bilit sur Seroauuu9.
Ntte 9euie finben aernoe bas. mas is
ssbrouhsn. Yreis so Gents bic 5laits
IN @. 8. Subn's NpOtbete.
Setu SauS mitnebmen mill
Elm w%oblbabenoer Siir9er bel ieinem
llm,use bemndhit bon SotOmo, SnS.,
mad Peoria, gu. IaS Saus hat einen
uu9eidbreu Nertb bon $50, 600, III aus
Stein uno 3ieseln erbaut, idCn bersc'
rihtet uno ornamentirt. OaS 8ebGuee
wirb uoriidtis ubsebroden, Ieoer 3beil,
ME Steiue, Baditeiue, @laSplatten,
Wia Observation-Disclosures u. {. NJ. be-
,eidnet, mad Yeoria transportirt unb
bort wieber auiseridtet. Die Softer
perben iib aui etwa els, 900 belauien
Die anjabl aller Deut'
den In @roBbritaunieu betrdst 5S,'
sol, BON oenen 80, 900 in Gnslano uno
Wales anjaiiis iino. Oieie 3ablen
i6lieBen jeSo6 MIR bic aus Oeuti6s
lamb sebiirtisen uno untertbanen oes
oeutiden ReiteS Elm. 3~nbesrtffen
aller folder, bic entpeoer uaturaliiir
ooer Hnoer bon In Gnslano seboreueu
Deutiten ftnb, mddit TIRE Geiammt'
,abl auf stua 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

nlUr, paB &c INN gang puuaur Uure,
oh er beute ober in 20 Sabren itirbt.
Sr bat oaber audi idon LANCE auf Seils
mittel sesen ben i6redli9en Big Der
gala 9eionnen, uuter oenen bic Cobb
Gbloroerbiutung it9 uidt aIeir ON
fptrtiamiten erpeift, ionberu iit be.
reits oils unbeSinstes S6usmittel be.
tpdbrt bot.
Die Statiitit Der Sterbli6teit peiit
nod, eab in SinbOitan jdbrli6 an 2O,s
600 Mteniden benz SiB siftiger Stlan.
gen, ultter eenen Die Naia Die seiGbr.
lidfe III, gum Spier fallen. IS bari
aber bierbei, pie bereits bemertt, niht
auBer Gtt "selaiieu perSen, Sab iie
lid ibrer Waffe nur bann beoient,
fpenn lie seltort ODER a~nsesriiien tpiro
uno niemals a9reiiip, bas beibt Ielbit
anSreiieno pOr9ebt. Tapon gan; abses
ieben, erweiieu oieie S6lanoen-man
iollte es ni6t fir m09li6 balten, aber
eS III bennod 3batiahe - Dem Men.
lhen in pielen @ebieten iOlhe @cbls
tbaten, caB man nirtli6 Yeoeuteu
trasen muB, iie gu pertilsen uno iid
unpilltiirli6 irasen mus, Oh es eenn
nitt poriu;ieben mare, ii6 pielmebr
sesen ibre Siiie gu i6iiten ODER beren
Wirtuns our6 @esenSiite uni6ablid
gu MAIDEN, anitatt tie ais Mteni6eu,
feinSe 3u betradten, oenen man unbes
oin9t ben GarauS MAIDEN mus, pie es
in pielen Sdnoern 9eitiebt.
w0ieie @ifti6lan9en iollen uniere
WobltbGter iein? "a mod)ten mir oo6
piiien, in pie ferue? llnieres @iiienS
fam man nur barauf beoadt iein, 10
sefabrlihes 8eSiitte III pertil9en,
mann unb no man es finbet, :" b6reu
mir einwenoen. g8ir baben in Grnioe.
run9 aber nur auf Die perbrieite uno
oer'ie9elte 3batiate bin;umeiicn, baB
seraee oieie neitperihrienen Sflanoen
es limb, pelhe in ben tropiiden uno
Slimaten Die 3uderplans
taSen bon ben Willionen Staten,
relde ~eritere perpiiiten, reini9en uno
oamit niht genu9 - beidiieeu tie aud
nod Die P~ilaniunsen sesen Die Pliins
eerunsen Der 3ablrei6en 9iebe, bic
iid Dor linen firdten.
Die Sdlanse Seist ii9 bort bon
elmer Seite, wie i'm alteu Gsppten:
lie bewadt unS bltet Die Grnten,
poraus it'd audi Der SultuS uno bic
Verebruns "ertlGrt, melhe man Der
Cobra uno allen Spe;ialitdten oieier
art ieit ben friibeiteu 3eitsu in Sieiem
Sanbe ernies.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
Scr 6iihrerboi.

UT N~UNNtrpoT.
ben Sdauwd9en nidt geraoe Dem ld6n'
iten, oaiiir aber benz o~ri9iuelliten ;uers
tbeilt. Iieler @a9en iilbrte ben Na'
men rSiibnetboi" uno ieiSte einen oers
goloeten, nit 6cloblumeu gejierten
Sfubtarren, Der pom einem, ais gmOr
ausitaiilrtcn ietten @oriteutbier 9es
,osen wuroe. GIN Sorrcn iclbit bepes'
ten lid peridieSeue Grempl0re Der
menitliheu 0eiellihNft uno binten
itano Elm pratti9cr Qalliiber SGbn in
berausioroernoer NNltun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
Dom NiYarr tiarnrual.
Fer e,was teI,,ame pr.issetr0mts sabnsrbo

Inter oen Stdoteu romaniiber Be-
uOlteruu9, in wel6eu Der SarneOal alls
jabrlih nit entl6ieoenem GntbuIiaSs
mus Seieiert miro, nimmt NiS;u einen
beruorrasenoen Ylas Elm. Die SelteSs
freube oauert bort INNER mebrere Gage
fat ununterbrohen uno bas berrlite
alima unb bas ihOne Wetter, DelfeS
semObnlid UNI bieie j3eit bort berri6t,
tra8en ibr gut lbetl oaiu bel, ben
Mij,aer 9arneual 81 eiuem 3ielpuutt
2aulenoer bon 6remoen gu MAIDEN.
90 mar audi beuer bort Die Serrs
i6uft oes Priujen aarneual, beS bier
unoipanjisiten ieines Namens, cine
SlGnjenoe. Die Palme wuroe untsr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
Welh' ausgejei4meter &aHee.

go lbreibt uns cine Dame aus 3eras, bic
100 Yfuno BON elmer un5e unieres oeutihen
aaiiees Sos. Die unae foItete 'ie % Gents.
-alio 100 Bfuno suten Rafees-io gut ME
Rio, ihreibt tie uus; Nues fir 25 Gents.
~ Ssrr SalSer ienoet portotret 80 30
dete friber UemliesS amen, -senng iir cine
SamIlis, nab gmpfans pon 800.
90 Sic biele Notil ansidneioen nno
nit is Gents Brieimarieu an 8. VI. SalSer
Seeo Co., ga 6 roIe, Nis., ienoen, befom'
men sic fret elm Yadet aafee'Bobnen'S So
men uuo Salser's oeut,4su Ratalo9. 9eut'
i6er &ataloa ALIEN oeoeu I Gents Rerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
Seine WIhe,

iiber ben berrlihen Oienit
&ustunft su seben, uel9er
auf Der Nortb&eitern Sabn
BON Minneapolis uno ct,
Saul nad Mtilwaufee uno
Chicago seleiitet wiro. So
lit elm wabres 8ersniisen.
Wenn ibr cine Reiie naf)
benz Often uorbabt, i6reibt
sefdaisit an 8. @. Seas
bale, Sen. 8aKusier= Nsent
in ct. Saul UNI ibr erbal-
tet einen iquItrirten Sober
fret nit senauer Snforma=
ton besiislid Der orei berrs
liden 3iise 5useididt, Die
bon Minneapolis uno ct
Saul ieOen Sag in Der &o:
DIE nad Gbicaso laufen uno
suslei9 irseno cine ipe5ieae
Snformation, bic ibr per-
lanst. @uer Seim : I9ent
pertauft eu6 Sidets iiber
bieie erite &lane Strede uno
beiorst eu9, nad 8eiteQun9
Sleeping Gar Sertbs I'M
Soraus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
Die Z6tangc Cobra.

SuH ulleH 9lIIlYeH SuluNHeH III
bieienise, welde man in allen iios
li6en 2beilen ces aiiatii6en Sontis
nents uno auf peridieSensn Yunften
bes inoii6en Ir6ipelS antriiit, bic
furftbarile aud sibt es oeren in
afrifa, bon GsDpten bis gum Sap.
lleberall lit bic Cobra Ge9enitanb
grocer 9erebruns, uneea6tet hires
nit Slisesihnelle t0otenSen Sites.
Coll man nun oielen @ioeripruh auf
Getnuns Der ab9Ottiiden Serebruns
fdreiben, pel6e Der Meni6 in ben
friibeiteu Weltaltern allen ieiner ans
iitt mad iibernattirlihen Grideinun9en
entsesenbra6te? @tr wiiBten feiren
anoeren GrtldrunsS9runo iur ben
S6lanSentultus, Der bic ein;ise Relis
sion zines sroBen lbeiles Der 9epoltes
ruug SnoienS biloet. Die gnSabl Der
Der gialla Pambou ober Der suten
S6lanse, pie tie bic Cobra uenuen,
seweibten 3empsl 1T betrdftlib, unb
Dap ieber Seiutenoe benz Seilistbum
etwas ipenben muB, ueritebt iib BON
ielbit.
Der 0essnoen iiber bic Cobra sibt es
cine llumaiie. Su elmer berielben
beiet es, baB, oils 8ubbba pom Sims
mel 9eitieseu iei, cine Cobra lid Dor
i'm bingele9t babe, UNI i'm sesen Die
9liibenoen Sonnen itrablen 81 ibiieen.
@ie iebr cine iOlde @obltbdtisteit se'
eisnet mar, aus Der S6lanse oas OBJ
jeff b0fiter Verebruns ~ MAIDEN, ldBt
lid einem 10 lcidtsldubisen Yolte
s~eseniiber, oas jeoen llniinn fir baare
Miiin;e aufnimmt, leidt Senten. Seoer
Snoier ODER Sinou bGlt ii6 oaber,
iobalo er iiebt, oaB cine Cobra bel linn
Sboab nebmeu Mill, ais bonn Simmel
be9iinitist ; wiro er BON ibr 9ebiiien
uno itirbt in 6Olge beiien, 10 IT'S iei'
ner feiten lleberieusunS nab cine
Strafe fir eiue beSansene Siinbe.
9ieie Sdlle iino allerbin9s bauiis se'
mug, jumeiit aber iinb iie bic Solse
zines WiiBoeritinbniiies Spii6en
Sdlanae uno Wteui6 ODER elmer I'm,
poriidtisteit. Genn, man iollte es
faum 9laubeu uuo eS oiirfte aud per'
i6iebenen uniercr 2eier etpas NeueS
iein: 60 ieiu uno furttbar oas Gift
Der S6lan9e lit, 10 friebli6en, barn,'
loien GbaratterS lit iie basesen, aus
senommen sur jScit Der 9runit.
Cine Der Cobra nabe %perpanete Sat-
tuus mar bic Sdlanse, oeren iid
Cleopatra b~eoicnte, um nibt ben
Triumph eeS ausuitus III iiberleben.
Cine Gobraart bat auf benz Sinterfopie
oas Seiden zines einfa6en susens
9laies, elmer yorGuette, Die anSere oas
elmer Yrille; c~ritere lit in G9ppten
unS in Der inoos tineiii6en Salbiniel,
leetere in Snoien unb GeDlon beimiid.
Die senaunten @bieiden bilSen bel
Den Siuou Elm erbObtes Anref)t aui
sOttlite Yerebruns. 0ubbba, 10 baben
bic Yrieitcr linen selebrt, babe Der
Shlan9e oieie ab,eiden ais Velobs
rung fir Den S6ue auf ben Riideu
se,eidnet, ben lie ibm, wie mir bereitS
seieben baben, seSen bic Commentary
len semabrt babe, ba oieie 5isur bic
feinbliten RaubuOSel peri6eute.
@m seidbrlihiten TT Der SiB Der,
Naia g~eranrten, Cobra pe;ialitat.
GO slaubie ii6 Ser Sinou aud in ben
@illen ieiuer @ottbeiten ersibt-io
mott opht hip Semiithlihfeit beun md
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
SudIsn's uratea esIbs.

9te bette Salbe in Der 8elt fir SGniti.
puuoen, Nbitiriun9, 9eihtpire, SalBfu6,
J%ieberwunben, 6lehten, Sdrammen on ben
Sdnoen, Sroibsulen, Sihnerousen uno ale
Sautfehler; lie belt poiitip SGmorrboioen
ODER ieine 3abluna perlanst. @arantirt.
oas ponfd noise 9ufrieoenbrit ae8eben
uiro, ober oas Geib tpirb Surlderftattet.
BreiS per Sdadtel % Gents. 8u serfau'
len in B. q. HubRV 0pethste.
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Simon J. Buffer

s%sIiuuft iriide Butter su 12 bis IS Cts bas
yfo. u. frii4e eier ~ 12H Cts per 9ussno'
SoS bette RebI unb ous8ebel4netes Bteb'
tutter Su ben niebriefen 8reifeu perfauft.
GtGce 9ub N~sberiaoe o. Gpe. jlolt9,
6bA q. gIeah, RtHsefeta.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

gls Sabp rbieIt iie, tpenu 'rant, Gaiioria.
gIs lie elm aino mar, OerIanete lie Gaitoria.
aIs lunge Game belt ie isit an Gnitoria.
als SHUTTER CAB tie ibrsn ainoern Gaiioria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

@eibli9e Sieanweier fir
bic s(benbsottesSienite bat cine STRIDE
Su Ssbslia, Wo. Seoermant weiB
bort, no bic junsen Wianner am Sonn'
faoabeuo al finoen limb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
sarl arssy. sssm arsss,
@ebra0er &ropp,
3au=G ontrartorfn

Raden 8oitenani4ldse fur 8ir4ens S4u'
len, ReiioenSen, @ei4dftsblods, Yriiden
etc. ;oes9leiben Werfduter aler Sorten
8alf, 8 ement uno iouitisen 8aumatertalten.
Gle ant bic a~uttntssn assatea Gar aema eeasnt
has Bette, ras bts tattu TN 9sbrau&ttf.
Offirr. gsM,S SisG. Ct. Ser at~freee
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16

Bsssr ttr iauft, fHrttbt fur sintn 8atalss cher
fsrt6t bet uns psr. 50 s~sriaufs sn& eth gsnsstr
SCHUBERT, Storu & QIarf, 9isuat q Barren cher
Gfto q Camp piano reu Srsd binisr ale fsaR
Stmanb. So tabt aud eins f6snt auSrabl en- Out.
tarrtn. Nantpltntn, 9tslintn .Bansss unt siHen ss1.
%fantissn Ssrratt an Sattsn unb artmmtaSs far
NuRt. Snfrumentt.
FRITZ GUY,
5dntler Ia qafttn. unb Dantutrsn. Supsuen, 10.
Then Stlbtrraaren, gslefeesru, StIdsn sab 0gtaea.
Der srssts Ssrratb ~ ben ntsertsasn prstfsn.
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pbotoarapbierkuna

wirb IN Der Staot uno Der aan8en unse'
aeno uitts Seiieres uno 9orrefteres aelel,
Ret, als in meinsm Nitelicr. Ber etn sutes
gbbiIo ie,nerielbit. isinsr gltern ODER aiH'
Der ala Sieroe bes Sauies beiisen nil. tpsi'
be iid an mid, bsnn Sufristenieaenoe ar'
beitsleiituua III msin NrbeitsftolS, Der n1
ieit meiusm Steriein itsts 9elpbnt bat mo
,mmerfort lcbuen piro. Die bette arbe't Su
ben n~isbrisiten Breien BET
Sobn g.. 5riB,
Ct. Oermaiufrass, Ct. gIoae, WiaH. II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-16
fabrplan:

usb,r Srainsrt; esnntass autssnsmRsn.
bur3 Z idtts na6 Sapan nnt 9ttaa aecf dsssma
uni Wsritun peetft Dsmvf6tfedtufostt, stns
imsrtiantf&t etsnts.
8ar Snfsrmatisn. SatrrIdns. Wayysa uns ftdes
prt6s man per bet cher f9rtttt a.
X. WOLFSBERG, Agent, Ct. alsue
pu CHARLES y. FEE,
0snsral paa. Ssh dtfd aatnf,
q. eall. Rta1
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
baseball Notes.

Gallagher made phenomenal stop
and assist on McDonald's cannon ball
grounder yesterday There is not
another shortstop In the lexgus who
could have made the play.
It rsined In every league city yester-
day except Chicsgo.
Mike Tlernsn leads the New York
batting average with 872
Pennsville WAS defeated by the Salem
Juniors yesterday by score OF 10 to 3
Wilmington must take the next two
games from Hartford as no club In the
league has any license TO win from Lam
caster which will come here on Thursday.
Seeds and Amole will bs the opposing
pitchers to-day.
Barnie has 3 great bail player In
Eustis He Is In the game from the
start and plays it for everything In It,
The Hartford Club is not harmonious
organization There was continual
war Of words among the players yester.
day,
Yesterdays was the snappIsst game OF
the season,
Plttsburg has fArmsd out Catcher
Sugden TO Albany.
Boyle has succeeded Nash as manager
Of the Philadelphia and Hallman has
been made captain.
Wisebecker Is = great long distance
thrower He threw a ball from deep left
to the plate yesterday.
There will be shake up Of the
Paterson club this afternoon, Wagner
going back to drst base.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
RaIdsd the Bookmakerr.

IRON HILL, Md. July 2l-Bright and
pleasant weather prevailed here Yesterday
afternoon and good sized crowd
witnessed some fair racing. The track
was slow and the soil needs packing
before fast time can be made. Bat for
an unfortunate slip up by Starter Gould
in the second race bis work with the fAg
was fairly good The foreign book began
business, but raid was made By Sheriff
Mackey and deputies. who arrested eight
clerks They were taken TO Elkton,
where they we're admitted to bail. The
sheriff declares that he will make arrests
again to-day II an attempt Is made to
resume betting on races at Aqueduct and
the other foreign tracks. There were
eight local books and they handled
considerable money.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
RIvERvIEw NIGHT RACES.
Some Very Fast Men Are Entered From
Philadelphia and Wilmington.

some Very Fast Men Are Entered From
Philadelphia and Wilmington.
These are the entries for the night
bicycle meet at RivervleW Thursday
night:
One Mile Novice-Robert +. Palmer,
Samuel Cowing Paul j. Hickman, j. T..
Robertson, ]. c. Campbell, A. l.. Brown,
William Priest, William Holland, John
Y. Colt. J. Holden, Wilmington; George
L Robertson Germantown; Edward A
Deisem, Philadelphia
One and Five Mile Professional Handl.
cap - Charles Church, f. Rumford, Ches
ter; r. p. Mcyurdy, Robert Lands,
Lloyd Bsverlin, 7. Thompson, Philsdel-
phia; Clarence Bowers; Riverton,
N. j.; William A. Wenzel, Phia-
delphia; H. Z. Bartholomew, Pit
man Grove, N. j.; A. O. Meixell,
Norrlstown; +. M. Dampmap, II. w.
Eckhardt. Philadelphia; B. o. Betner,
Riverton, NJ ]. Frank Pyle, John Clark,
William Steward. s. Courtney. Whining
ton Newton Grubb, Philadelphia
One and Two Mile Handicap Amateur =
William g. Ray, Chester; Joshua Lind
ley, Trenton, N. w. Il Dickersop
Palmyra; Joseph M. Harrison, German
town; Robert Wisr, w. r. Goodley, K
o Goodley, L O. Johnson, Houston
Harlan, Wilmington; George l.. Robert
SOD, George Yearger, Paul j. Hickman
A. l.. Brown, J. A. Shomo, H Sheck,
Philadelphia.
One Mile Open William s
Rsy, Chester; Joshua LIndley, Trenton
w, K Diokerson, Palmyra; Joseph M
Harrison. Germantown; Robert Weir
w. r. Cooley, e. O. Goodley, i. @
Johnson, Houston Harlsn. Wilmington
J. A. Shomo, Il. Sheck, Philadelphia
Some OF the fastest men In the east ar
among the entries Frank Boyle ans
K. O. Cooley will race mile match ans
Bartholomew and Mlexwell will try foI
/ the half mile track record.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
YOUTH NO BARRIER.
where Young Men Are Measured Accord
In= to Their Ability.


where Young Men Are Measured Accord
mz to Their Ability.
Hcopy country, where youth, far from
being a fault, Is almost 4. privilege; where
they do hot wait until your voice Is less
clear and your words less arde,,t uh'ii
you have left along your weary rou, 9 an
the illusions Of youth, until your back ls
bent to have confidence in you, 10 trust
heavy responsibilities TO you.
No matter how high one IS placed, he
receives young people everywhere with ia
vor; he permits them to speak before he
judges them; ho does not throw in their
faces that stupid Judgment which in many
countries passes for sentence without
appeal and sets thom aside as inexperienc-
"a youngsters. The Americans have many
good reasons for making 80 much Of
youth, for one needs eli IT'S freshness, all
its nexibility, all its yigor, TO 60 ahead In
a country in which the race after fortune
has taken on n head turning rapidity
II a young man Of 23 has character,
good habits and intelligence, there is
nothing TO prevent his being intrusted
with the greatest affairs and heaviest re-
sponsibilities. That 1t Is a wise policy is
well excmplified.
anu III Is hlltlltl hhiiilluDios n hhNAoA
where a man Of 80 can give proof Of abili-
ty without being paralyzed by prejudice
on account Of his youth has already taken
the lead over nations where age and the
experience that is required at the expense
OF energy are diplomas OF capability.
Grant, Sherman and 90 other generals
at the outbreak Of the war of secession
were young mon.
In Cambridge, Mass, in Mount Auburn
cemetery, one can see the monument OF q
Harvard student who was colonel at e5
years Of age.
This appreciation Of youth is one of the
secrets of the great development Of a coun-
try. The young Louis XIV, with his youth
full followers, had the most brilliant court
IN the world, and the young generals OF
Napoleon i conducted the old soldiers to
the most brilliant victories And we re-
member France In 1870, when she thought
that only old generals were wise.-From
"a parlsiHn In America"
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
A CASE OF HARD LUCK
1t Should Have Been VIII
mington's Game Yesterday,
BUT HARTFORD MANAGED TO VIE

mcUaGerty Pitched Much the Better
Game But Loaf BY Giving Two Bases
on Balls In tho Eighth InninR-Other
Baseball aud Cycling News
One Mr.. Murphy, Of Wilmington. es.
sAyed to decide the points at issue In a
baseball game between Wilmington and
Hartford yesterday. Mr.. Murphy Is
evidently a wellinformed, youn and
possibly earnestly desires to know how to
umpire baseball But he should know lust
n little more about 1t than he does before
he Jumps into the Atlantic League arc ma
Rs a star umpire.
One thing may be said for him. That
is that he is not at all prejudiced in favor
Of Wilmington, even though he lives In
the city he showed that by deciding
everything when possible In favor Of
Hartford.
II was too bad Mr.. Murphy started out
as though he he really intended to give q
good exhibition as referee, but he per-
mitte1 the Hartford players, who are the
greatest 'joiliers" In the league. to get
him ratified, and that settled Whining
tons chances
It was a great game yesterday. That
case OF hard luck It had the best of
everything McCsHsrty pitched . much
better game than Ylckery, rs the score
ahows, but the fact that he unfortunate
ly gave two bases on balls In the eighth
Inning lost him the game.
Only ak hits were made off him and
ne gave but two bases on balls while
eight hits we're made off Vickery and he
gave five bases on balls. Until the fifth
inning not hit was made of MoCaf
ferty. At that time the score stood 3 to
In favor Of Wilmington Then beca use
OF four hits and bad throw by Klnsella
to Gallagher, Hartford scored two runs
tying the score.
Newell made the first run for WI
mington In the first inning, leading off
with two-begger and being brought
home by Gallagher's two base hit.
la the sgcond inning Mcintyre hit and
scored on Gallsgher's two Dagger. In
the sixth Spratt got base on balls and
scored on Berryhll's out
The score stood to in favor Of Will
mington until the eighth when McCaff
erty gave Thornton, who Is not the great
hitter he is supposed to be, q base on
balls Pettit sacrificed aud Smith went
ont al hrst Then with two men out and
Thornton on third, Mcdonnell was given
base on balls. Eustis hit and Thornton
scored. Cavslle's two bagger brought In
Mcdonald and Eustis That ended the
run getting, but it WAS enough, as VIII
mington failed TO score ia the ninth.
The largest crowd was present that
ever attended Monday game Ia VIII
mington and Il was thoroughly Satisfied
with the exhibition.
The ssore
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
Amonr the VEheelmen.

The Wilmington Bicycle Club has
postponed the Good Roads Mass meeting
that was to have been held at Union
park on Saturday, until September.
Rev. J. 3 Ale, OF Ezlon NJ. e. Church
said on Sunday that he saw no harm In
riding q bicycle on Sunday II IL was not
done for pleasure alone.
The Chester Bicycle Club will hold q
race meet At its new track vt Milmont on
August 1, and number of Wilmington
ians will enter
William h. Hollett. Of the Wnnington
Bicycle Club, has reduced the bicycle re-
cord between Wilmington and Dover to
two hours and fifty five minutes.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
SPEAK EASY AT IRON Hi I
It Is on the Delaware Side of the Line asa
~ Not molested.

It IL on the Delaware Side of the Line nfat
~ Not nolested.
Complaints are beirg made by the ! e
epectable element Ia the neighborhood ou
the Iron Hill race track on the Delawar,,
side Of the line of the Speak easy"
which Is being run. IL Is claimed, with
the knowledge and consent Of the racing
association.
Though the people In that neighbor-
boco hsve always strenuously opposed
anv AZ, 'lication for a saloon license by
DelawsfeA IS, and have closed up speak
easies" ran ~ Delswsreans In hurry,
they have rs y. 9 taken no steps to close
the Joint belug rns' there.
A race gosr salo to sn EvEEINe
JOURNAL reporter this morning: Those
people don't care anything about the law
and they carry larger stock Of liquors.
than many Legitimate saloons.
The saloon is on the Delfwars 81 de OF
the line and is open 10 whoever wish es to
drink All that is necessary is TO sign q
name In a book aud put up 81, wi ich
gives the.race- goers the privilege OF en-
tering the place at any time.
"The thirsty are not permitted to pay
for their drinks over the bar, but L1ust
first buy tickets which may be exchel'g
ed for drinks. Three bartenders were
kept busy all day yesterday and though
no license has been secured they have
had no trouble with the authorities"
An EVENING JOURNAL reporter asked
both Detectives McVey and Wissil rela-
tive TO tbe matter They stated that no
complaints had been placed In their
hands and un,il this had been done they
could not trke action They both
stated that they, had never visited the
track, were not conversant with
the operations there, had received no
complaints from any pSrties who had
grievances against either the racing
association or tbs club
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
BarcRinsi

The people are taking advantage OF
the bargains In Straw Oats and Summer
Underwear at Ross's, 210 Market street.
You will fnd the largest a.'sor5ment IN
the city of all rev goods selling ~ price
guaranteed the lowest. The beat Valuel
ever offered.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
rhese eook, Az Rs,nt,a,

we have fen copies of beautiful
wore, handsomely bound, containing sew
erAi hundred pictures Of high artistic
nsrit. wElch vii be sold at $i.75 a copy,
rhicn is about ono-foarth tho publica
tion prica. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNsuy's Cyclopedis at 90 25, worth
Tour times the price asked. Can be seen
At the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-07-21
Sporting News Notes.

Charles McKeever made 8 very good
showing before Champion kid" La
vigne AZ Madison Sqlsre Garden. New
York, last night 10 a slx-round bout.
The bout between Patrick Slayin and
Henry Baker before the Calodonisn Club
10 Philadelphia last WAS night decided
draw,