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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
BROWN DEFEATS PENNSYLVANIA
ELEVEN RUNS ~ ONE INNING GAVE THE VISITOR

ELEVEN RUNS IN ONE INNING GAVE THE VISITORS
A LEAD THAT COULD NOT BE OVERCOME
|. Philadelphia. April H.-The Brown University
baseball team. which defeated Yale at New-Haven
on Saturday by a score OF to 6. administered
severe drubbing 10 the University OF Pennsylvania
team Franklin Field this afternoon. Pennsyl-
wanna had a lead OF 8 TO In the first half OF the
fourth inning. but when Browns half OF the in
ming had ended her heavy hitters. aided by tho
of the home team, had piled up eleven runs
and secured a lead which Pennsylvania was unable
overcome. The score follows
University Of Pennsylvania. o o I 90 I o Of
Brown University ...........O ii x-lo
Hs-tniversity Pennsylvania 10. Brown IA. Errors
University Pennsylvania 10. Brown I. Batteries
Wunder and Middleton: Brady and Dunno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
TWO NEW ATHLETIC CLUBS.

Albany, April 81 (speciaD.-Two moro athletic
clubs for New-York City have been incorporated.
They are the Belmont Athletic Club. Of which the
directors are William NJ. TAFT. James j. Beaver.
Eugene J. Potter. George Fullam. John Carroll.
O'Donneil and the New West Side Athletic Club,
Of which the directors are William s. REYNOLDS.
Mcintosh and Michael p. Regain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
ARE THEY AFTER RUSIE2

Baltimore. April 27.-President Hanlon and Treas
urer Won der Horst. OF the Baltimore Baseball
Club. again to-day denied the report that there is
contemplated deal on whereby the champions will
secure the services OF Pitcher Rus.e of New-York.
In exchange FOR Pitchers Mcmahon and Hemminy.
THE story 10 absolutely without foundation said
Mr., Won der Horst And yet there are several
weii-iniormed baseball enthusiasts In the city who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
WATSON no LoNGER HARvARp,s COACH

Cambridge, Mass. April q (SpeciaD.-The rumor
that Watson was to coach the Harvard crew no
longer was verified by member OF the Athletic
Committee to-day. When approached on the suo-
feet ne would say nothing except that is a good
Suess for you TO publish" Since Watson returned
from England he has not seen the crew more than
twice. and he did coaching then. Mumford
and Faulkner will have full charge OF the crew
from now until the big race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
AMERICAN ATHLETES IN LONDON

Boston. April PA cable dispatch was received
by the Boston Athletic Association to-day from
John Graham, the manager announcing that the
Athens team had arrived In London and that all
were we'll The athletes vii, spend two days IN
London as they are not scheduled to sail for home
until Wednesday They will sail the North
German Lloyd steamer Lain from Southampton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
so,,r,,rpN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April 27-cotton steady; snS gross
middng 7sc: good ordinary, pr,,s,n s5s5: coasfs
1.1sO bales; exports TO .,oas A'' -. -. se
I9i4 sales CO1; stock 81. 300 r,,ddiIng, urS~
Norfolk April I,~S sood ordinary eSc net ana
receipt sS s' s9i bales exports coas'wi'e 0'''
New Orleans April 27cotton steady s ,Ss: good
is-iec mddlins 1876 low s maaes Sss bales: s.pcs
Great Britain. 1904 Continent, 400; sae'
49, $40. uoilday: ~ ~
Savannah, April 27.-Cottcn-fa0''ssS' = n ~
receipts. III bales stock. S~is% -
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BROOKLYN


'Jones batted in place Of Abbey in eighth inning
Brooklyn .......................O v "
Phiiadelphla ...................0 o %
Earned runs-Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia First base by
errors-Phiadepha l. Brooklyn l. Left on bases i'ropk
Ign Philadelphia II First base on halis-pu Ahnssy =
on Kennedy g. OF TAYLOR l. Struck Out-By Kennedy |,
by TAYLOR Three hits Mccarthy. l~chance
Two base hits-Delahanty. Thompson: Sacrifice hits
Clements Taylor stolen baSes-Grinin. Daily. Double
play-Tayior Cross and IIrouthers. Hi BY ptcher-ly
Taylor l. Wild pitch-Abbey. Umpire-l,snch. Time oil
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TO BE RowED ON LAKE sALToNsrALL.

New-Haven. Conn.,. April 27.-Arrangements have
been completed for the ,Yale freshmen University
OF wisconsin boatrnce Mr.. Alstcad. manager OF
the University OF Wisconsin crew, has just been
here and made arrangements with the president OF
the Yale 80 navy for the contest, which, IL was
scared would have to be given up, owing TO the
accident which drowned OF the Wisconsin cars
men and crippled two others The race will take
place on Lake Saltonstali near this city. On June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
The Harlem Wheelmen have issued the a

The Harlem Wheelmen have issued the appended
schedule Of runs for May Sunday. May 3. Bergen
Point n j.: leave clubhouse, a. M; fast DIVISION.
$3.50 a. m Sunday. May 10, Bloomfield ~ j.. and
the Oranges: leave clubhouse, S:25 a. m. fast d.
vision s a. IT Sunday, May II, Rye Beach. n. y;
leave clubhouse. $50 a. m; fast division, a. m
Sunday May "a. East Isl!p ~ Y. Century,; leave
Astoria ferry. Ninety-second-st., a. m. May 30
and 81 Nsw-Haven Conn. Further notice OF the
century and New Haven runs will be issued later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28

Earned runs-Ncw- York .. f,s'on /. Two hase hits
Van IIairen Farrell Love and Hann y sacrih'" hlis
I O. Davis Tucker. bases Van Halif'r :. -.
Davis stafford. Hamilton. Long =. llunJ D. Fif- has~
on errors 3. Boston :. First base IN halls
or Mcekln 3. oN Nicho.- .. S'rk "u' lN Mc'kln j.
By Nichols Double Ia' s-sianord and Farrell. Ban
non and Ryan I.ofi hases-Nes- York - Boston 10.
Time-2O5. Umplrc-K.efe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
HORACE MANN'S BIRTHDAY.

THE MEMORY OF THE EDUCATOR TO BE HONoRED
AT THE NORMAL COLLEGE.
The Tooth anniversary OF the birth of Horace
Mann the great educator. will be celebrated at the
Normal College Park-ave. and Sixty-eighth-st.. on
next Monday Arrangements have been made for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28

assert that both Hanon and Won der Horst are .ry
ing to make the trade, New-forks CONSENT oiii'
being necessary 10 consummate IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
A DINNER FOR AssEMBLYMAN ARMsTRoNG-AN
INFORMATION BUREAU ORGANIZED
pI->

DINNER FOR AssEMBLYMAN ARMsTRoNG-AN
INFORMATION BUREAU ORGANIZED
CLUB RUNS.
The tonic which is interesting 10 local
cyclists lust now than anything else is the comph-
men,arv dinner 10 be given 10 w. w. Armstrong
the A,semblyman who fathered the Bicycle Baggage
bill The dinner will be held at the Hotel savoy
next Friday night, and most OF the prominent
wheelmen OF the district will be present, as well as
many speakers OF prominence. The Mayors OF the
two cities will be invited meeting OF the COM
mttee which has the dinner aseraay Afternoon
and ali the preliminary arrangements were e I'm.
Peted The eke If VII be B 5eiiy Build
ing The tickets will be 50 each Dr r. OI,u,yns az
is the chairman Of the commute Is have been an
pointed
The value OF membership in the National Cycle
Board OF Trade is daily lmpressing itself upon the
cycl, manufacturers. within the last two weeks
y l. Coleman president of the Cycle Board OF
Trade has orga nized an information bureau which
is INTENDED % bring about united actoh Wherever
the interests of the trade are concerned. emoooy-
ing among its objects financial reports, ENFORCE
rnent OF collections investigation Of failures IN
formation to new firms. changes or dlssoutons
names ~ .eputable agents. and other Items OF
value to the members. Although the Information
bureau las been so recently organized, 1t has met
with the hearty support and Endorsement OF many
of the leading members of the Board OF Trade, ana
1t Is aprarer ny destined to grow Into one OF Inc
most important branches OF the National boaru'
Mr. Coleman Is In receipt OF many letters COZ
graduating him upon the organization OF tnis
bureau, and assuring him OF the hearty co-ope'a,
believe that In a short time. every reputable manu-
facturer In the country VIII any niHsei Min e
National Board and avail himself OF the privileges
OF this new department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-28
BROOKLYN'S PLAYERS WIN
DEFEAT FOR THE PHILADELPHIAs.
THE LONG ISLANDERS BUNCH THEIR HITS IN
TIE LAST THREE INNINGS AND
WIN By TO 4.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

,,.x,,. r,buadelnhia T. ST Louis S. Louisville 2
n.,"n Sav, York Cincinnati 9. Chicago 3.
baltimore 4 WASHINGTON !. Al OleNthnu, ram
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-22

CAUGHT ON THE FLY.-We have
heard . good story which III Be-
termed an echo Of the Republican
meating held in the 5th Ward last
Saturday night. or course. there was
soD. t, talk in favor Of the gold stand
ard n the speeches made, and one OF
the listeners seems to have formed q
favorable opinion Ofsthat standard, 81
the sequel shows. After the meeting,
BE- departed for his home, and ones
there, began relating 10 his better half
what he had heard. He concluded his
narration hy the declara ton .And
nnw, wife, / am in favor Of gold, and
shall vote that way
"Yon for gold . exclaimed his wife
in ill-disgnised astonishment sYoa
for geld! You hardly ever see nov
money 10 when they say We have
both gold and silver money, and how
will yon do when there ia only gold
money! Yon for gold : 1t is just like i
man; they are always such foOls.n
1t ia to he hoped that this good wife's
opinion of The sterner sex IA founded
upon her limited matrimonial exp
Renee for that opinion is certainly
not very favorable to the ser of boast
Cd intellectual superiority.
AZ any rate, the hOme-thrust che
gave her lord and master seems to
have had the desired effect, for he no
longer wears q Mckinley button but .
subdned and detected mien instead.
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One night when Mr.. Isaac Reese was
stopping with me says M. r. Hatch, i
prominent merchant Of Qnartermaster
Washington, ! heard him groanlng.
On going to his room l found him
suffering from cramp collie. He was In
such agony l feared he would die. I
hastily gave him q dose Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy. He was soon relieved and the
firstwords he uttered were, "what was
that stuff you gave me n I informed
him. A few days ago we were talking
about his attack and he said he was
never without that remedy now. /
have used it in my family for several
years / know it's worth aud do NOT
hesitate to Recommend it to my
friends and customers. For sale BY
I'll druggists.
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The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. 6. Caiilonet. Druggist. Beaver
vile, I'LL, says: ITO DR.. Kings New
Discovery | owe my life. Was taken
with LaGrippe and tried all the ply
sicians for miles about, but Of no avail
and was given up and told I coulu not
live. Having DR. Kings New Discov-
cry in my store | sent for a bottle and
began its usa and from the first dose
began to get better. and after using
three bottles was up and abou. again.
Il j. worth it's weight in gold. We
won't keep store or house without it.r
Get y free trial ut Thibodaux Drug
Store.
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strident ct de glacial qui faisait froid
i ramc. LIE ceur de Francois se
SIERRA a~ffreusement ; o pere hesitate!
Mails, s'Gcrla-t-il tout . coup,
QUEEN vou:ez-vous done faire, de ce
pauyre enfant
-L'9loigner, repondit Ia dame, le
faire disparaftre . jamais. VOLTA
tout
oh ! 81 j'etais certain qu'on ne
tuera pas
-Je vous le jure.
-Jurez-le moi sur rEvangile
lie livre saint sc trouvait ID,
ouvert sur IN prie-Dieu. lie baron
lie lui designa du doigt !. Ia dame
9tendit Ia main. Puts, jetant sur Ia
table IN p~ortefeuille :
--Je items ma promesse, dit-elle.
A votre tour.
All ! balbntia le vieiIiard, que
repondrai-je : ceux qui me FONT
comic - . 50 mere 7
-Sa mere : dit Ilnconnue, vous
lui ferez connaitre quill est mort .
Maintenant on est-ilr
-Mais $3.50, je ne sals 80.
II est introuyable, dit TaiIlefer.
-Je lie trouverai, moi, ft Ie cheya-
lier. En- chasse l
FRANCOIS &c rejeta vlvement en-
arriere ct faillit renverser Ii Simonne.
Ellie aussi, ellie await tout entendu.
-viens! lui dit son jeune maltre
-. Viens me bonner Tancrede ct
nous fuirons ensemble 80.
lis g precipitArent vers Ia sale
avec une fievreuse promptitnde. La
plaque de ID chemin6e fut onyerte et
renfant delivr6. Francois le prit
dams ZEE bras, s'engagea dams IN
passage souterraln, atteignlt une
poterne ct s'sloigna an dehors.
La lune en- &c moment etait yoil9e.
IL mutt etait noire. Tout semblalt
prot6ger 50 fuite.
D6ja Francois, Sc gllssant dams
fombre, remontait Ia berge do foss9.
An della, c'6ta:ent DIES ~broussallles
puts un bouquet de bois.
-Frere, murmura Tancrede, frere
-, je te fatigue 80, laisse-moi douc
marcher 80, je me sens fort - e
mai pas peur.
Mails 9 compagnon le Sierra
encore plus 9troitement contre a
poitrine en- lui rapondant
IL fault aller vite 80, tais-toi.
silencel
Tout 4 coup, dams le fourre yo,sin.
&c cri Sc ft entendre
-Qui Va Id /? 80. Haltei
halte 49,. on je te NETS du plomb
dams laile -.
LIE fugitif, loin de s'arreter i cette
menace, precipita sa course.
Une detonation retentit Une
bale sifia dams rair.
-Tanerede, es-tu bless6 /? deman.
da Fran5ois.
Non 49,. mails toi, frere, tn
chancelles /?
Eli au'importe, pourvu que
ie te sauyei
A Snirre.
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Prof. 1. N. Hargis viii rs-open b .
boys school 1t the same old stand D
September Let. Prof Hargis' ability
- = teacher and disciplinarian is 20
vol recognized mud firmly established
in this community. that 1t is
sarily 70 assnre parents and guardia ans
that Nil pupils entrusted to him will
receive proper car and attention.
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NEUROLOGICAL.

MIR. p. E. Triche died last Sunday
at his home situated about six miles
above TMbodaux, aged So years.
The deceased was a highly respected
citizen of the 9TH ward who en- loved
the esteem Of a large circle Of friends
aud acquaintances. He was III old
Confederate soldier, having bren q
private in Company c. Of Capt. w. p.
Martin. 26th La. Infantry.
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HamiltsA = - Ranged.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. l3.-Governoz
Clarke has fixed Sept. II a the dase foz
the execution Of Charles Hamilton u
Paris for the murder Of old man Nc
Abee in Franklin county last November.
The cas- wa taken to Logan county On
ackangc Of venue mud he was convicted
and sentenced to b hanged April II.
1896. An appeal was taken to the "a.
prsms court. which affirmed she dscas-
ion OF the lower court.
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Mount Carmel Convent will begin
ITS next session on Thursday, SepteIn-
Der Srd ; 50 get ready, girls.
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FEUILLETON
LES ADVENTURES
T.DER0HAN
PAH CHARLES UESLI4.

Cetalt lie chevaller de Montgomery
qui l'amenait.
Mon cher Pr6fontaine, ditll, ne
vous gendarmez pas. Vous allez me
remercier tout . rheure. Cette dame
connait votre situation ; &contez-la.
Cette scene sc pass.it dams IN
salon, . peine eclair6 par une lampe.
La lumiere tombait en- plein sur lie
visage anxieux ct pale du vieux
baron. Dams rombre On vovait
brIller, . travers les trons do masque,
les yeux ardents de la femme incon-
nue.. IN instant ellie Sc pencha dams
lie rayon lumineux Francois crnt
entrevoir . son front cette meme
aigrette blanche qui distinguish celui
de Tancrede.
Monsieur, reprit l'inconnue, vons
ayez tout perdu, votre argent, votre
maison. Vous Ia devez au cheyalier;
ie Ia rembourse. Partant quittes.
De plus, dix mile Gcus /; finissons-enl
Daus Ia voix qui venait de pronon.
Ger e paroles, il ) await quelque
! chose d'imperieux, quelque chose d
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wabash Conductor Fatally Shot.
HUNTINGTON. Ind. Aug. iS.-Ed
Hams. . Wabash conductc-. was shot
here by : brakeman named Frank Fries.
His wounds may prove fatal.
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Observation-Disclosures
Obituary..

Mrs j. P German, wife of Rev. J. p. Ger
man. pastor of the Lutheran church at
Minersville, died yesterday morning after a
severe illness Deceased was daughter of
the late DIR. q. NJ. Miller, for many years a
prominent dentist of Mahanoy City She is
survived by her husband and two daughters,
Blanche and Grace.
Thomas Brennan, aged 3s years, a tObac-
conist of Pottsville, dropped dead yesterday
afternoon while sweeping the pavement in
front of his store. His death was due to
apoplexy. He was well and favorably
known throughout the county.
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Pleasant Evening SociabIe.

large social gathering took place last
evening at the residence of Miss Name
Donovan, on South Bowers streets. Folks
throughout the whole region were in attend
ance and the Emanon Mandolin and Guitar
Club discoursed some excellent vocal and in
strumental selections. Miss Donovan proved
herself delightful hostess by serving an
excellent repast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-10

Rudyard Kipling will begin a new novel in
the November number of Mcclure magazine
with the title Of Captains Courageous"
dealing with tho lives of Gloucester fisher
man. He has made close study Of the
scene and the people and the work will at
tract wide attention.
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the men at work and retard the progress of
clearing up No. slope. This boy was on the
same shift on which the previous nppings
were heard. 1t is presumed that he was the
cause of both rappings.
The commission will have two sessions
day until next Saturday evening, but don't
expect to conclude then. The investigation
may consume two weeks, or more. From 1876
to $50 witnesses are TO be examined
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X. of p. Notice.

All members of Gen. Harrison Lodge No.
251, Knights of Pythias, are urgently re-
quested to meet in Reilly's hall, South Main
street, on Sunday 12th, inst. at 1880 p. m,
to attend the funeral of our deceased brother,
f. j, Grifiiths, BY order of
A. D. NDdoCKs, Q. c.
Attest R. D. Reese K. Of r. s. 7-1O-2t
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General NIacen Killed.
Special to EVENING HERALD.

Special to EVENING HERALD
HAVANA, July 1O.-Merchants Of Pinar
del Rio arriving here state that General
Antonio Maceo, the leader of the Insurgent
forces in Cuba, has died from wounds re-
ceiyed in a battle with the Spanish troops.
His death is severe blow to the cause Of the
Cuban patriots.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-10

Messrs. Edward Covest, Samuel Stoll and
Thomas Mulligan who were the guests q
Edward Kester, covered the distance between
here and Wilkesbarre, a distance of 5s m lies
in hours and 35 minutes. Considering tiit
many steep hills and grades, it was doftp
remarkably well, the average distance
covered per hour being 13 miles.
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Threatened His wife.

At about three o'clock this morning
Policeman Stanton was called by Mrs. Jacob
Hentz, of North Main street, to arrest her
husband, alleging that he was drunk and
threatened to kill her Hentz remained in
the lookup for several hours and then gave
5000 bail before Justice Williams for trial at
court
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-10
Cut the Mammoth Vein.

The new water shaft that is being sunk to
the Seven-foot vein in the Kohinoor colliery,
has reached the Mammoth vein at depth of
about 260 feet from the Holmes vein basin,
from which it started
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Big bargain in hats, MAX LEVITs
Columbia on Deck.

You are on the edge of prosperity if you
contemplate partaking of the healthful
qualities contained in Columbia beer. 1t is
the most agreeable beverage during the hot
summer months and it's sales are doubled.
Silver is on deck in Chicago, but Columbia
holds the top mast in Shenandoah.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-10
Fingers Mashed.

William J. James had two fingers of his
left hand mashed yesterday by being caught
between the crank and arm of the breaker
engine at Cambridge colliery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-10

The Plank Ridge Washery officials have
received orders to commence work on Mon
day next Everything has been in readiness
for some time past awaiting the orders which
were received yesterday.
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Reformed Dress Making.

Mrs. Dora Gilbert, the leading modiste Of
HazletOn and reformed dress cutter is
located at Wilson V, Otto's confectionery
store, 81 South Main street. Lessons given
at the above address, or privately. 7-7-1w
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-10

Thieves cleaned clothes line belonging to
a Polish family on South West street, leaving
only the line and pins. Several robheries of
like character have been reported from the
same part of town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-07-10

Paymaster Guy, of the p. & K. X. r., will
pay at Palo Alto and Cressona July 23rd and
at Gordon, Mahanoy Plane and Frackv lille,
on the gath.