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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02
Lake Linden stage.

Stage leaves Baril 4 Pearce'sl livery sta
BILE every day at y a. m, 10 a. m. and
and 4 p. m. Stage leaves McClure's
livery stable at 3 and o a. IN. and and
4p.m. BARIL 4 PEARcE,
JAMES MCCLURE,
Proprietors.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Persons who have a coughing spell
every night, on account OF tickling sen
saiion In the throat. may overcome il at
once by dose Of One Minute Cough Cure.
EAGLE iJRUa SroRr
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02
Roast Pig.

On the Fourth OF July young roast pig
will be served all day at the lunch coun-
ter at Michael Klobucher's sample room
on eyenth street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Miss Name Sheldon gave a party at the
Onigaming club house last evening in
honor of her guest. Miss Gilbert.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Auctions OF iirrt-class furniture, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. at 10
a. N. and 3 and Z O'Clock p. IN. Private
sales daily. Auction mart by the depot.
". OATES, Austioneer.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

William j. Black, Of Hancock, received
news yesterday Of the death Of his broth
er Frank in Canada. Deceased was for.
merly a resident OF Calumet.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Hugh j. McGlynn, of Chassell, and Miss
Josephine T. O'Keefe, OF Hancock, were
married yesterday morning at st. Pat
rick's church.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

WANTED-A practical housekeeper; one
thoroughly acquainted with household
services. Apply to Macdonald's drug
store between @ and Z p. m.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Bus for sale; will seat fifteen people.
Enquire of Deputy Sheriff John Nc
Namara.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

A few screen doors and windows at
low prices to close out. Carlton Hard
ware Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Go to John Dunstan's for Fourth OF
July goods. Decorations, lanterns and
fireworks at very low prices.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Insist on getting q LA Emoresse"
10-cent cigar. All hrst-class dealers sell
them, try EN-, like EN-. Equal to i'm
ported.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02
CALUMET BUSINESS LOCALS.

On July 4th, the Ladies Ard Society OF
the Calumet NJ. +. church will serve hot
meals at the Armory from IL a. m. to o
p. m. Ice cream and other refreshments
will also be served.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Go to the Citv Bakervf your fine pas
tries. Angel food. fruit cake always on
hand. Cream puffs Fridays and satur-
davs.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

For Pedro score cards and markers.
40 TO the News Office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Miss Ida Hummell, OF Madison, Wis, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hummell, OF Houghton.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

FoR SALE-Lot located on Main street.
Laurium. Apply at NEWS Office or nd
dress, +. l.. NJ. care of News.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Oates secondhand furniture store for
bargains.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02
ADDITIONAL CALUMET NEWS

Good family wood at J. vivian. Jr.. A
Co.: ~ a cord.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Furnish your house for $50 at Oates
second hand furniture store by the depot
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, OF Canada, are
visiting Mr.. and Mre. Samuel Gillespie.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Smokers, II you nave faded to find q
cigar to suit YOU, trJ "Heimlich's
Crown" the best In the market.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02

Our lodge room can be rented for
meetings on Saturday evenings.
SIvERT On SON.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-02
HOughtOn,
July Fourth

You can attend your home
celebration in the morning.
if you wish, and come to
Houghton in the afternoon.
The spectacle will be the
most grand and thrilling
ever witnessed on Lake
Superior. Prof. w. w. Nc
Even, the champion of all
aerOnauts, and Mdlle. De-
bere, whose fame is as wide
as the continent, will as
cend in separate balloons
to a height of
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
NOT so CLEVER. IFTER 1LL.
HUDSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS LIKELY TO
REBUKE BOB" DAVIS FOR HIS THEFT
or THE NAME or 4 POLlT-

ICAL PARTY

The bold thief, by Ross DAVIS Of tho title OF the
National Democratic party TO checkma'c thc rival
County Committee has astounded Hudson County
Democrats Ills sycophantic followers are showcrng
pra 50 on the airoit leader for ne and his eu'en-
ants natter themselves mat the machine can iIat.s
for county offices VIII appear on the ticket with
the Palmer and Buckncr electors as wei tne
Popocrdiic ticket.
You can't beat the little loss when t comes
10 politics." j. the fayoriie cXpr' ssi.n % his de
lighted hcnchmcn. They are cOngrdtulai.ne them
selves tina; the anti-Davis committee mas received
Il mortll blow and a possible dangerous foe mas been
ihrottled In It's infancy
Davis. a. well as his opponents in mis- own party.
realized that the time ripe for 4 revolt. with
the party disrupted imporian; National qucs-
ton. the feeling strong against bOssi,m. ana tnc
prospect Of d heavy vote being poicd II was proDa-
Die that ihe anu-Davis committee would develop
local elections ard destroy me Davis machine the
County Committee OF the National Dcnocrduc
parry Is composed Of prominent merchants. manu-
iacturcrs ana professional men. who are not oiiccc
their party who regard them unsclhsh Democrats
VINO are endcdNOrng 10 erect a change IN the gov
eminent Of the parry The rejoicing oyer the 0old
compose small minority Of the Dcnocraiic party
in the county. II mas aroused far different feeing
among even that class OF ultra Democrats VINO
have always supported iAoir party ticket ana becn
reply that all political parties mast have boss.
and one better than the other Despite the fa't
that they are extremists th"y are DelcNefS III ld,i-
play and the indications are inai they VIII reonke
the attempt made to exclude the dni-pdFls ''Hini
tees nominees by voting against the machine cdnd-
dates. ..., o.. ., , s..
The condemnation Of the trick Is general and BIT
ter Davis now declares tndt ne was not r'SponSiDe
Tor I, showing that ne has discovered mat II was
not such a clever movement as was expected, ana
II was likely arouse strong sen siinfrt against
iIeller mis- candidate for Sheriff. Whle ne disclans
resDonsibity 1t is apparent that ne knew What
uae hing done and possessed the power TO stop II.
Iis noiitIcai valet FIRED" Kissam. was active IN
securing signatures to the petition. and was one OF
,nosa ubo suhsrrbcd 10 the afYiavit that the sign
ers are All residents and legal voters. and tnat INC
ne;iton was fled in good faith. The disclaimer VIII
Tribune reporter conversed with = number of
r,emocrats some OF whom have held office. and
found that they unhcsitaiingy characterized II as
.,nnscrlipulous' or dirty" politics The sentiment
uas ,haf n would cse Heller many votes. me
paimer and Ruckner committee will not neekly
,h,nt IA henC defrauded Of its right to nominate
SUN, SUM- t'cLet The committee will meet early this
wnex and decide on legal course 70 thwart the
attempt to cheat them
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
SAVED BYA POLTCEUAN'S HEROlSH
A CHILD SNATCHED FROM CERTAIN DEATH
UNDER a TROLLEY-CAR IN
IIOROKEN

Patrolman Joseph krschner. Of Hoboken' saved
the risk Of his own life. yesterday h''e gl''
from being ground TO death by tho wheels Of
troley-car OF the Jersey city. Hoboken and Huth-
erford Electric Railway company.
The officer standing at First and Monroe
sts when car 80. 6i 5owled down First-si. on iis
way to the ferry. When the car was within Few
feet Of the crossing Sophie O;tacs;edt the three
year-old daughter OF Henry Otterstedt. "a brewer
living at 40. III Monroe-st.. Hoboken. started TO
make her way over the tracks in the direction OF
the officer BY this time she beheld the car bear
ing down upon her. and she became hewider"d
The motorman rang his gong and applied the
brakes hut the little one seemed rooted 10 the spot
The fender struck the child and tossed her IN the
air She fell with her neck directly on the ran
nearest the policeman. while her feet pointed
toward him.
Realizing the child's danger Kirschner ran toward
the car and deliberately threw himself full length
on the ground. caught the child ny her dress ana
pulled her off the rail just the wheel was within
a few inches OF her neck. A second more. ana ihe
policeman would have been too late
Kirschner carried the child 10 the sidewalk ana,
finding that she unhurt put her in cnarGe o.
some people who took her home. In a little wnlIe
the yOungster was fast asleep
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
Jersey CITIES AND TOWNS.
NEWARK.

we'll dressed and good-ookrz woman. about
,hir,y-nve g., ars old is he'd AZ Police headquarters
sna refuses 20 give her name and address she was
arrested on Saturday night in the drygoods store OF
l. R,rnherger e. CO.. in Market-st. on a charge OF
.hopVf.ne The woman was in the store IN the
afternoon. and after she left a sales"oman missed
, nice. of six She reported the circumstance. IN
.ho evening she saw the woman enter the store
and watched her. Presently she saw the woman take
a piece ~ paid six and conceal K beneath her cape
4 noor-waiker was called and he confronted the
woman who became indignant. She conirivei to
Iron me six on the way 10 the managers office. and
!- xts picked up A. he police station she SAID she
va. the mother Of four children protested inno-
cence anl refused give any Information about
herself
The contest over the will Of Henry Lang. formerly
N,yor Of Newark has been settled by Chancellor
issued I'd Edwin VI Douglass. president Of the Ger
,nan Nlfi0na' Bank The Will named Douglass and
t;,1rg. e Jenkinson, executors. the former name
being written with the middle initial 'B. ~. Mr..
JenkinsOn died. leaving Mr. Douglass sole executor.
objection Was made by TWO teVisees under the viii
on that account and citation was issued 20 snow
cause why Julian p. La Foy should not be made
a imiuiStrltor Evidence was taken on the identity
Of the Douglass named in the Will. on saturday.
however. the objection 20 Mr. Douglass and the
appict'iou for the apponmen, Of Mr.. La Foy were
~. hlrlwn. and Chancellor McCiili granted 10 the
former the papers executor.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
A QUESTION OF LOCALITY.
PECULIAR POINT TO BE DECIDED IN
COMING TRIAL IN HACKENSACk.
THE VICTIM SAYS THAT THE CRIME WAS CON-
MlrTED ~ BERGEN CorNTY-PASsAlc
COUNTY OFFICIALS HAVE ANOTHER
VERslON-THE PRISONERS ~
\ DILEMMA.

Hackonsack Sept 27-There two prisoners
I'm the County Jail here who when they are brought
trial. will bring into question the locality Wnrre
crime was committed For fortnight they nave
been locked up in the Passaic County JAM IN l'''r-
son charged with having committed an atroci0us
assault and battery with intent to Kill No" they
haze. been removed to this county. having been in
dctcd here for the same crime
The men are fIermin and Kcagy. who were con
carncd in the attempt 20 murder Marshal Glenn, ol
East Rutherford. When hrst arrested they were
taken to the Passac city Court and held TO await
the result of the injuries 70 Glenn A ne Is on the
road to recovery. the danger of charge of murder
being placed against them has disappeared. Glenn
mot the men in East Rutherford They are resi-
4 ITS Of Pass lic Thy had crossed TO The Bergen
side Of the river have good time and We're
raising n disturbance the streets when they en-
oountercd the marshal He directed them 10 leave
the place at once TO that mis- orders were
olcycd. he escorted them to an clcrtric-car They
rode on TO and lcross the bridge which spans the
river and - owned jointly by the counties of Bergen
and Passlic
After the ear had nearcd the Pas>iic County ahu'-
ment. and while IL was I'm PaSsaic County. Marshal
Glenn. thinking that he would have further
trouble with the men. alightcd from the car. lie
started TO walk back across the bridge toward Ruth
erforl one OF the men attacked him from behind
end sashcd him across the cheek with a knife in
nic,ing A wound that it wa feared would prove
fatal. There were a number of oycwinesscs to the
crime
The men were arrested immediately The question
now arises where the crime wax committed Tho
Passalc city police who reached the scene al
most Immediately dfterward H. under the impress
sion that the crime committed on the PaSsaic
County side Of I'm" drawn through the middle
Of the bridge. Marshal Glenn says that he was on
the Bergen side Of the line. Eycwtr"Sses agrc" In
saving that the affair occurred I'm the middle Of the
brigc. The men have bo'n indicted on the strength
Of tilruu's statement The I1sSaic tOIptN officials
when asked for the prisoners. agreed To turn them
From all that can pe gathered. u would seem
that thr crime committed within few feet
Of tho dividing line between the TWO counties. r.
may have been either side 10y cOupl" Of feet. or T.
may have been actually on the line. II IA" mon
iar ndttntag" of this "a light the jurisdiction Of
tha court. they viii place Themselves i'm bad posi-
iion - prove that they committed the crime I'm
Pl.Sair County viii ohgc fhe Be-;.n County
10 dis barge them. but j; viii prove bad Dh
for ~ th.y Will then have 30 reckon with 3D."
pa-saic authorities. who viii hav" fho Bergen
C,,miy Court records 90 show that t,c crime was
committed. and that 70 Vds committed In Passaic
County.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
4 TRENTON FLORIST DISAPPEARS.
HE Is SAID To H; FlNANc1AiLY EMhAREASSfh-
HIS FEMALE ASSISTANT ALSO MISSING.

HE Is SAID TO r.: FINANCfAiIY EMHNKEASShh
Ills FEMALE ASSISTANT ALSO MISSING
Trorion Sept - (SpecaD.-Socciy received rat"
rnorso 70 gossip about today when il h'oam" KNOWN
,ha, Joseph e. Ribsam. the leading florist of -" cry
and vouns rian well kn WI IN society. ha1 become
hot,l.,.lv involved financially and had disappeared
Miss Linda Runke. young woman VINO Wa ON
,laye5 iy Mr. H!hsam has also disappeared
Nj Eisam has conduc.el his business AZ No l.
Ei., Siafc-.t with ldrg" hotHouscs IN no -"'"'"'
He married A wealthy Young woman A coupe o' years
ago and Immediately lranchcd out 's rival 10 ms
father WHO s tine largest florist IN 20" 7iai' 1' -
lr,wp 20 nav, bestowed marked attention upon MIS-
Runk.c who j. sad io he an aeires@. ana 1..,- ,i,,
,l,n- ili-tnrea reI about fh. fm" N" parents
Of Mis- Klnkc and Mr K0-am conclude thd' '"'>
on Thursday Of las; week Kuser B,9iher'; VINO
have been the hackers and friends Of NJ. k'Shh.
nl,I A chaftcl mortgage covering al ni- p'IS','".
tr,n,rfv IN. mortgage is fOr N4N, ana S'iirS ma ,
!, is 20 secure borrowed money ana NOTES H'oi ''
for Rlb-am Last night the kn-"rs took p''''S'''''
Of the Sidt'-St store. t..t..
Mr. Ei,sam hai evidently planned h.s 'fI, Pa iy
as, week he paid visit 20 many ~ ms " "''
ffi.rls and under the plea tntt %" Wa ~ ni
f,,nls exchanged checks for cunts fanenE ~ ~
81 fo Sl.o In this h' secured s'N"iAi mum
dollars and on Friday Pc informed ono ~ ms 'lN
,ha, he wa going 90 Philadelphia o. ult iiS" .nHi'
rare plants for exhibition A. ~" lnt"rs AZ" fh' I"S
was The last seen n him -, ..-
Wi.s Runklo I'm the cifv tho dlv hcfor" ieHng l'r
noront. that she would return on FriIf moii''"S
This was the last e.cn heard ~ hei.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
JERSEY CITY.

William H. Turner. the grocer who made an as
signment last Friday. Will not effect a settlement
Win his creditors. although ne had been engaged
in business for thirty years ana had enjoyed an ex
cclent reputation The stock and fixtures in his
two large stores VIII be sold and effort will be
made to collect the book accounts which aggregate
s9o.,po and said 10 be good
Roger Costello. VINO was snot while sleeping in
the hous, OF nis employer. Dennis Reynolds Friday
morning by an unknown murderOus aSsailant Is re-
ported ID be- doing nicely by the physicians II the
civ Hospital The police nave not yet found
Thomas Reynolds. who is suspected of having
saulted Costello
4 niIss-mecjing under tho auspices of the Repub-
ucan County Committee will be held this evening
Al Bergen Hall. The principal speaker will be Oliver
Frank Plumley former United States District-At-
tOrney for Vermont
An ox-r1ast and barbecue will he given by the
memt+rs Of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal
church fa the purpose OF raising funds 70 buy their
.hurc1 property The affair will he held next
Wodn.sIty i'm Baldwin Park. The Rev. j. b. Pay
,nn Of ST James Church. Newark. will have charge
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
TROTBLE ~ THE GLASS INDtNIRi.
MANrrAcrrRERs DECLINE ro PAY THE 'NI"N
SCALE ANp HIRE NoNrNioN WoiNMEN

MANUFACTURERS DECLINE I'D PAY l"H ''''''
SCALE Axn HIRE NoN.rNIoN woHNMEN
ymeland Sept y ,Sperian There is considerable
froublo i'm south Jersey iu tho hollow gla-~w'f" i
lustri.s over the settlement of "ag" schedule
The factories now in operation while they mr." 70"
lr number are mainly az work with non-H"l"h
hands the union operators refusing 10 accept the
schedule under which the blowers who ar" not con-
uoctod with fh.!r organization are working
A. vet no call has been issued for the second COZ"
ference Of representatives. of IN" Glass h'''l''0
Association of the United States and Canada ana
,hc National Green Glass Vial and Bott" Manu-
f,cti,r.rs' Association to agree upon wag" scale
for the bias, of sefgT. It is now generally h"h"N'h
that such "a call will not be issued until som" nm"
next month. and perhaps not untii after ~" '''-
tlon. one Of the most prominent glass m"nnf'ct-
urors IN this section stated to-day that do" indus
,rv * in a decidedly unsatisfactory condition ai
rroscnt and there IS no indication that business
rrospccfs VIII become brighter at an carry d'''.
II have started work in one factory at n"n-"n"n
r,,..' nc said Il was compelled 10. Th"r" wei"
,,,l,rs fh,t made 10 necessary for IN" TO p'Elh OPP
,r,,tnr. ~ once Thrl VIII keep TN" factory run
,...e, fnr . short time only. and after mat 40 nor
l,,rv vhai viii hc done" FOR ther" are no NOR, or
der in sight. Ia ciSt "l hI ~, ',, ~" ~ " w
,,.t D, general shutdown viii follow" 49,
,.t.s.,rnrt,r. 10 general AZ" ior MchlnI'( 'i'
hieh iarin and this part of Inc Slhl' j. li'
hr,ri ~ the glass Industry oi N"" -J'i%'y u -
,,rad.uft stated 10y politicians ~" "i" IN "a posi-
,.,' -. Lnnv that Cumberland County ~il CIV"
n -, irl., tho biggest IN tJoritN ever given 10 g
,.,t,.,r Presidential candidate" Thrn. too. Inc k'-
i,,.tft..r Marty i'm Cumberland county never WAS
pr,' p ~ -,nonious than iu the present campaign. as
.,,,,,.,ti n.s candidate for Sheriff and Hridgcion
M'' 'm 'vVinciand have each candidate for Assembly
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28

Paterson Sept. q (SpeciaD.-Edward Smith
Howard Decker otto Ulenbaum and Theodore
Krmplc were lodged In Jail tonight. charged with
v.recking the boarding-house of Mrs. Annie Nor
lev AT 80 IS East Eleventh-st. Smith was put
ont four weeks ago and his clothing was held Cor
unpaid board He returned tonight to clean out
the place knocked Mrs Morley down and was
worst,d in a rough-and-tumble encounter with
william Schermerhorn. a stalwart boarder. who
protected the andlady. Smith then secured some
drunken comrades and returned to the attack. \
huge bowlder crashing through the glass kitchen
door and shower of stones shattering windows
sent the boarders scurrying for shelter while the
rioters began kicking In the panels of the doors
Schcrmerhorn heard the screams of the frightened
woman and. seizing rifle. down 10 meet the
crowd. He clubbed the rifle. chased the men from
the house and caused their arrest.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
UUEELuiN'S SKrLL FRicTIR RED.
,tsrRrssIxG ACCIDENT DIE TO \ "scoRrfr'
- 4 MArADAMIZED ROAD.

,,crprssIXG ACCIDENT DIE TO \ "scoRrfT'
ox \ MAcADAMIzEp ROAD.
ror,h Arohoy Sept. q lSpeciaD.- D.-Frcdcrick Mar
,t ~ this town was frightfuly injured by fa
from his bicycle on Saturday night His condition
IS sin critical
Martin was riding up State-st. with another
,vlcclnan shortly before the accident occurred
The road is macadamizcd. and Afforded tempting
onportunitv for a squirt. which the riders were
t,, ., avail themselves Of White Martin was
..scorching" rapidly through IN" street MS wh'eI
struck a piece Of brick which had been carelcSsiy
thrown into the road and he f"ll striking his mead
..iol.ntlv against the curbstOn" u'ar by lie was
',oil'd nm unconscious by the bystanders. ana 1t
,.,s thcu found that side of his fac" had been
in,urcd hcvond recognition. and that one OF MS
,..rs was hanging 10y mere shred of SKIN
br q W Tyrell. who lives near tn" seen" OF the
accident was called. He found that the rider :
"t,,Il had bccn fractured. Martin taken 70 his
nome in a carriage He remained unconscious Tor
thrce hours His chances Of recovery ar" slight.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
MAKES ENEMIES FOR THE COMPANY.
From The Newark Sunday Call

From The Newark sunday call.
why does a railroad like the Erie. which Is COM
PEELED to plead poverty maintain so extravagant an
article as a lobbyist of the pattern of James +.
Allen The company has been occasionally the
mark OF adverse legislation OF late. and Allen has
been the cause OF at least half of IL by his inl-
pertinent attempts interfere with State business
lie was properly spanked when he appeared at the
Franklin township meeting last Monday night, and
attempted to reopen the railroad gate question.
which has been repeatedly decided against the
company in the Legisla ture the courts and at the
elections The impudence and the threats OF the
lobbyist were less successful there than they have
been at Trenton, the average member OF the Legis-
lature seeming TO be willing to bear more of that
sort OF thing than most gentlemen are prepared 10
endure. The company will new be forced 10 put up
the gates at the Franklin crossings and thereby
nrevent loss of life. II IL had complied when the
protection was first asked 1t would have saved
io OF money: but Mr.. Allen VIC uld have been with
out employment. Why DO railroads keep SUCH
persons on their payrolls? Who is the director
uron whom the lobbyist gets the "pull' which
X, ops him i'm business against every int" e"cst of the
company and TO its great injury In popular estma-
tiono II would he interesting to learn. and some
of the Jerseymen who prominent I'm the man
aGcment should make reply to these question
New-York tribune., 1896-09-28
THE BlLTIUOREN ~ NEWiRK.

The Newark Giants and the Baltimorcs the
champions. of the National League played an inter
esting game at the Shooting Park grounds in
Newark. yesterday afternoon. There were about
icD persons present The visitors had their regu-
lar team. with IIoncr and Robinson in the points
for the first five innings when IIOffcr gave way to
Nops. korwan. formerly of the Tirocktons pitched
an excellent game for the NcWarks. The Ilt.u-
morcs won 10y punching their hits in the first in
ming. The score
Newark Giants .............O . ! - o o o o =
lAliinur"s ......... ........ y -
Iase hits Newarks. g. l;a.timores Errors Newarks
3. IhIflmorcs / Bait ri"- llofef. Nfps ,lns0r
knrMan and NAlhf.e. l mpro kcin-Lm- -