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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11
St. Paul, March e.-The senate yes.

st. Paul, March 6.-The senate yes
terday passed the following:
Providing for exception to sufficiency
Of sureties in appeal bond in all cases
tried upon appeal from Justices court
and the proceedings thereafter.
A bill for an act authorizing and en-
towering deputy auditors to admins
ter oath. .....
A bill for an act to amend chapter
147, general laws 1898, granting re ward
for killing wolves.
A bill for an act to amend chapter
1919, general laws of 1895, an act to pro-
vide for the sanitary regulation of bak-
cries and other establishments for the
manufacture of bread and other food
products.
To amend section 1, chapter 1913, gen.
eral laws 1891, relating to actions by
administrators, executors and heirs.
Authorizing organized towns to regu-
late or prohibit riotous, obscene or dis
orderly conduct.
To amend section 1914. general stat
utes of 1894, relating to transfer of &C.
ton to another Justice of the peace.
mill for an act entitled, IAN act to
regulate common carrier" and relating
to the fixing of rates for common car
riers.
The house spent the day in discuss
ing the fourth insane asylum site and
finally decided in favor of Hastings.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11

It is entirely superfuous to tell people
that you are getting old; you show it.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or eripe, lOc.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11

With cold neuralgia increases. With St
Jacobs Oil it decreases and is cured.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11

People really ought to have better sense
than they have.-Atchison Globe.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11

A telephone at business Office is not fol
social messages.-Atchison Globe.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11
PICKED UP ON BROADWAY.

Incidental
dion and hurried
to be covered with by the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11

known to
men for prompt
ly checking
troubles of the
Kidneys and re- =
storing these great
organs to health
and strength. and
that is by the use of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
DREW 4 REVOLVER AND fI"hD'
ONE FARMER DETERMINED NOT TO LEI ANU ''i-'
CROSS HIS LAND.

ONE FARMER DETERMINED Noi ~ LEI
CROSS HIS LAND.
>r,Rrunswick July (SpeciaD.-Cnfriehdiy anu
,roicbborlv relations which have eHis'eu io'
80 time between Peter Barclay ana Joh D
,~o, ,vo Niddlesex County farmers living II. o'"'"
Erunsvick Township. were ncartv mann =!
,ragndv Yesterday. The trouble between 'hc W.
a~,s.s from a dispute over Il right OF way VIM
hos alscadv had a hearing in court Inc l"ii"9 %
,ho two are near each other a lot belonging 10
Dorclav is separated from his farm, and me mos,
Convenient way in which access can pe ""N ~ -
a. over a STRIP OF i3ergenS farm. ,, .,;,, Of
FOR a iong while Barclay crossed tiS S' ~, co
land and then suddenly Bergen barTrSaue rcbt Of
&C 70 prevent Barclays crossing Inc Iish' h ~
az 1arcIav to use the way was tried in court pu'
reeulte1 I'm a disagreement OF the Jury. A. .o,a q
Yesterday Barclay and his son stdI W ,,hon
reaning machine through the dlsPu't,i ia.u, ~
1porger came out Of the house ana Ockei tIe So
Harclay summoned Alexander Mason q n.y.. a ~ on,
rs 90, as neacemakcr bur Bergen refused 10 aiSm
birad colored man 10 tear down 'ne ieioS r. "a
make passagewav. Bergen ana MS VIE iona in
against the fence prevent the WORK, u,'' II.
dornnn Then rushed into tho house ana retuile9d
~ "a shnteun This he eveled at the men an"
,Thrroa,ened 10 shoot II they did not deslst., .,
Mason opportunely seized Bergen anu go
the r,,n from him Bergen ran back rlto tiie Hoq
and came out Immediately with a re sOnar and
,as i'm a passion of excitement ahd an5ei 'iio,
noin,inr the revolver at Barclay. hren ne pi,e
Won't wide of the mark. Mason seized ineseai anu :.
scufle ensued during which the rcV0iVei We -, q q
Second time discharged. Barclay with MS men anu
machine. then Withdrew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
ELIZ4BETH'S COUNCIL MEEIS.
THE MAYORS NOMINATIONS ARE CoN-
FIRMED AND HIS ANNUAL MES
SAGE IS READ

Elizabeth July (SpecaD.-The new Eliza
beth City Council met tonight ana oIs"inAeu
Mayor Rankin sent in the names VI @1ioe''
B. Carlton, to be Controller for three years
more and James Morrison, TO be City treas
urer for another term OF three years. The Counc'
confirmed both nominations Dr. Thomas r.
Dolan and Dr. Thomas F. Burnet were elected
city physicians for one year James Lane was
elected sealer Of weights and measures 1or one
wear and Thomas p. Nolan. keeper OF tn, sta'ioh-
house at Elizabethport for year
Mavor Rankins's annual message was read. II
stated the city debt to be s3.S6S52o or reduction
of s7oS5o in the last year. The unexpended balance
fund is SOS s3i %. The Mayor recommended 'ha' !"
building ordinance should be enacted ana an III
spcctor Of buildings appointed
His other recommendations were that something
be done TO purify the Elizabeth River, when II
now he saws an open sewer a disgrace 10 we
city and menace to the public health; th ~ ,he
streets be renamed at the corners as mos, OF me
ola signs have vanished; that SeVehtE-st. NC
opened under the Central Railroad and Magno'!a n
ave and Chon.st should be exi ain the , Cen
troller's and City Treasures books; that s'eps ~
taken for the better sprnkng Of the sfeS's volma
lions Throughout, the city that the construction Of
trolley lines the city and suburbs pe an its
aged: that the city try 10 get so"io '''0'
deposits in local hanks o, tho city since Jan
The MAYOR pointed ont tha AKA ans o c Win the Mer
c@niile Trust Company of New ork this pe. mS
the raised for interest on e e d' as interest
sos. % from the trust eom npp;,aS Win the local
one penny of interest This the h May9f should be
forced TO pay the city some interest Q" "s wv
The Board of Trade asked the city TO mas hns
an annropriation of 5000 for the general Hos
pr1ab, e Chief Of Police asked for increase OF pay
of IL cents a day for the members OF tIe RYAN
which now consists Of nifty m mGn for the Year
Sb;ch do not differ much from those OF last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
FIRST BLOOD TO BOSTON,
THE OPENING GAME WITH NETWORK
WON BY TO 1.
A RALLY BY THE HOME PLAYERS TOO LATE ~
CHANGE THE REsULT-GooD PITCHING AND

A RALLY BY THE HOME PLAYERS TOO LATE ~
CHANGE THE REsULT-GoOD PITCHING AND
SOME LOOSE FIELDING on BOTH SIDES
The New-York and Boston teams played the frst
game OF the present series together at the Poio
Grounds yesterday afternoon. The Boston men
won although the home players rallied In good
form in the latter part Of the contest Both teams
played loosely in the field at times but both Rusie
and Nichols did some capital pitching.
The run-getting began in the fourth inning Up
10 tina, time Rusie had held the visitors down 10
one hit In the sixth Duffy was awarded hrst on
four balls and finished the trip on Sdvettss Two
Dagger. to centre Then Collins put one 10 me
centre field ropes for homer. New ork got me
first run errors by Collins, who threw me oai
ten feet Tenny's head in an endeavor 10
catch Holmes at first, and Tenny's tumble OF van
Ha!tren's grounder In the seventh New ork got
in on Nichols and had him in the air for a wniie.
With one man out Van Haitren singled ara NIKE
Tiernan repeated the trick. Duffy then fumbied
Joyce's grounder and Van came home. DAVIS
foul tip caugh, Camel In the stomach; ana ne
rested for a few minutes some one IN me crowu
yelled TO give Nichols chance to get noWi;
He did not come down. however. for he gave Havis
his base on balls Gleason singled 10 right neid ana
Tiernan came home. Joyce tried TO get IN. SO
but was caught bv Camel. who threw the nan 10
Collins catching Davis between second ana thrd
Thp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
CY.sED AVID CAUGHT A TRIPLET

Bicycle Policeman Casey on Wednesday hish'
showed himself an unusually fast rider by chasing
a tri,det machine. manned by three swift wheel
men for over half mile when he succeeded In
catching two Of the men. The other colored
man. took desperate jump from the machine
while It was going at full speed and got away.
The prisoners were arragned IN the Harlem Police
Court yesterday morning. They are Frank Key
dred -fourth-st.. and Henry Wilson.
twenty years old OF No. 23l West One-hundred-and-
twenty-eghth-st. ~
The men were riding along Flfth-ave.. near One
hundred nd thirteenth-st at an unlawful speed.
when Casey gave chase and caught the scorchers
at one. hund red nd twenty thrd-s and Seventh
ave. Magistrate Meade In the Harlem Police Court
fined each Of the two men s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
CAUGHT WHILE PAWNING JEWELS,
TWO YOUNG MEN LOCKED UP IN NEWAFk
SUSPECTED OF ROBBING NEW
WORK HOUSE.

Newark. July / (speciaD.-The police tonight
made an important arrest Of two men ana reco'-
cred q large and valuable amount OF jeweiry sup
rosed TO have been stolen In New-forK. va
Wednesday well-dressed young man aoou'
twenty-three years DID, who said his name was
John Hammond and who gave his address as NO
q Westinghouse. stopped at Negbauers pawn
shop In Academy-st., and offered LOT pawn
woman's gold locket, heart-shaped, set win ana
monds He said he had other jeweiry 70 uispo n
OF and that he would call again on Ihurs"as e''"
Ing; ,.oa tho no,,ce and Detective
Christie was detailed the case ne weIi' " ~
IS Westinghouse. and found that Johh HaI ;he
was unknown there Then he watch ,h ~ t m
nejghborhood OF the ,awnshop Tonight nam,
mond accompanied by another styisnly oress , !
young man called at the pawnshop; Ihey cai hich
a solid silver jewcl-case filled with )e%eIIEi er
they were offering for pawn when 'hris'e 'ooA
AT the station hammond gave his address as
No 2f West Thirty min. st. New ork ahI ms
companion gave the name of John l. hart OF no,
sos West Twenty ninth-st. The 1eweI-case, 81
examined was found 10 have the inscription vi ",
'I.ilah" on the lid. 1t contained superb pvaa, pea
necklace with six strings of pearls: MARQUES
gold PIN a gold chain purse, womans long iefn N
chain a red enamel trangular-shapedp pm, set WIN
diamonds and other jcwelry and trinkets. -.
The men refused to tell where they goI the Jew
eiry and were locked up for the night Inc poIies
say they are evidently seCond-story tnieNes aitu
that the plumber was taken from some mouse III
New-York. The New-York police were INFORMED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
FOrND DEAD IN HER ROOM.

uoboren. July (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Mary Banhayo'
s.xty-seven years old. who was supposed TO possess
money ard property which brought her IN an IN
come OF SIS week. was found deao .o-n,sn' IA
-, Furnished APARTMENTS at No 5i2 Walnut
=, west Hoboken where she lived alone Her pody
VS. badly decomposed. and physicians said tina, ihat
aeath was due 10 heart disease and s s, npoh;
NJ Danhayo was last seen alive on MONDAY nieht
Ia Mrs Sieudler Of Cedar-st.. West Hoboken, VINO
c ~ UPON her and promised 10 make another
visit. ,, ,.o,, % tho bouse tonight
Mrs Banhayos door was locked. LOOKING IN IN d rear
MN noiice broke in the door Mr.. Neckar, an
undertsker took charge Of the 1oay anob,ers one
Mrs Panhayo is said TO have three daush'e's o'io
ri whom lives in Cincinnati, ONO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
THE PET II. j. SHOLiRS CALI.

The congregation Of the Bergen POINT b'p'l',
church held meeting on Wednesday evening anu
decided 10 extend unanimous can 10 inc He'
William j. sholar Of Brooklyn 10 MI 'ie
,os,o,,,a The Young clergyman has recently &C.
,,c,od nm several occasions the pulpit OF the
cbii,rch His pastoral enthusiasm. high characiier
vigorous preaching ana 0'he'
"1f late ne has been assistant pastor TO the rev
~ Iiumpstone of the Hanson Place BaPtist
Church in Brooklyn. Mr.. sholar Is about thiri{}
CIV vears old and a native of North Caroiiia,, ne
I'm A with high honors from an iniiuen
,ial 6aptlst theological seminary. He IS MARIE
lie succeeds the late Rev george T. HULL VIM
diea Lass February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
WILSON HALL FIGHTERS FINED.

canta,n John DAILY. announcer for the new Mil
o, Hall Athletic Club In Fiftcenth-st and Irving
place: KID" Thompson and Billy Wallace the
bantam boxers; William Kennedy the referee ana
six others were arraigncd before Magistrate Hedges
In the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday orn,,s
ling and participating in a "sugging mat en-,
Wednesday night was the opening hisht o, ine
that It would also be the closing night Acting
inspector Brooks stopped the fight between lhI nP
was discharged. Thompson and Wallace were hhed
$40 each and the others s. which was PAID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
,,r,vy SCORING AT BERGEN POINT.

The New-Jersey Athletic Clubs -uInmer eie'en
and team representing the New-forK cricket
cub PLAYED an exhibition match on me NC" ,u
sew oval at Bergen Point yesterday afternoon ne
result was draw. the Jerscyites not haN"'s 81"
fcient time to retire their opponents oeio'e ',"r
,.n,. nuIad In their innings the home players
gathered 30 runs the bowling OF OReilly, Skyhe
and Rcndle being much to their fancy
Seven of the local eleven carried their pa's ioi
aouble-dgure scores J. F. Curran won chief honors
with a stand for 10 runs while e. T. Hurditcn Was
nnvt with 33 + S. Greene SURRENDERED MS w!fket
AFTER tallving 20 and T. G. Clarke retired with p
TO his credit Four OF the New YORK men oI. r,a
With 10 Time called with IS run. TO h 9Gn
mems credit for loss Of seven wicSe's iach aras
margin. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
AUSTRALIANS PLAY AT ORANGE.
THEY BEGIN WELL. But ARE FINALLY BEATEN

There was a fair attendance at Orange oval yes
,erday to witness the baseball game between the
visiting Australians ard the Orange A. C. team
The men from the Antipodes showed a disposition
10 fight in the opening inning. but after that the
home players had everything their own way. sun
the foreigners showed that they had learned the
American game, and with more practice they
would be able TO make better showing. Wester-
ve,'s pitching bothered them not little while
their field work not of the best Inc score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
IN DEDICATE A NEW CHURCH.

Long Branch. July (spec,ap.-ihe oeolua.o'S
=, North Long Branch will be held Sunday The
n,ooramrnc .or the day is as follows: sermon at
10 a. M the Dr. Thomss Hanlg psop NeM
OF 1,m Seiiyer a sermon and dedicate the bud,
ns and the R soIm DR. Sas e. 'a Of the
pIeachh ore expected TO be present The services
iu h IN charge OF Presiding Elder j. L. hoe am
he REV W. H. Wcdderspoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
BILLIARD MATCH ARRANGED.

match game has been arranged between nueo
Kerkon champion of Germany and ora Morning
S,ar q new billiard prodigy from the West.
Maurice DAILY has subscribed purse for them 10
play for. The games will be at A-inch baiK Inc.
six nights. 800 points each night. the winner 10
take the purse and gate receipts at the expiration
Of the match The winner will play any man IN y,
should the latter wish to play Mr. Kerkon al Inn Inc
stralght-rau game he Will a a6 eaen,ne az
Maurine Dalys Academy. Broadway and Thirty
f-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
apPrSTED on A CHARGE or FOh6Ehi.

Atlantic City. July 1.-Dick Lenox. d ho'ed ior-
~ ,v.s arrested here this evering at the instance
81 sheriff Davenport. of Sioux City. Iowa Leno&
has ,us. completed a two years term for iorser!
N Milwaukee. Ills present arrest Is 10, IA; ,,n in.
prisonment. -. +, cio,x city, he raised two
drsfts one from SIG TO $1,000 ana announcer ioii, S,o
~ 81 500 He was arrested here wncn wanleu .!
~ rf,Iu,uLee authorities He says he came mere
10 obtain money due him. He was stopping DIT '"e
Grand Pacific Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
THE RECORDS.
CLEVELAND, 6: ST. LOUIS. 2.

Cleveland, July 1.-The Browns were unable TO hi
Wilson to-day and the Indians had easy victory.
The features OF the game the brilliant field
ing OF Cross and the batting OF Sockalexis Score:
r. II. T.
Cleveland ...........O o o l Go II 2
Ra,,eres-wson and McAllister: Carsey and Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
AMERICANS STRIKE THEIR GAIT.
PHILADELPHIA CRICKETERs ROLL Up III.
SCORE AT BoURNEMoUTH.

SCORE AT BOURNEMoUTH.
Bournemou,h. Eng. July 1.-The American
cricketers appear to have struck their "us ea,''
for they followed up their good WORK against io' -"
shire by brilliant exhibition OF oa''ihs "e'e w
dav AGAINST HAMPSHIRE. They had the satisfaction
Of having n large attendance to witness their pia!
too which included the Mayor OF the Town. VINO
afterward gave luncheon in honor OF the Visi'ors
The Americans gave conclusive evidence tha' vi
a hard wicket their batsmen are to be 1eareu'
and to-day their total amounted u o"'S e'e''
runs short Of the third century.
Tho greatest credit for this fine showing belongs
10 q; s Patterson. He at the wickets lot
two hours ard a half. When at last the long
innings was over for 292 there was little time lett
for IIants 10 bat.
Piav will he resumed in the morning, when
Hampshire will require 10 score I2 runs 10 save
follow-cn The following is the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
VIII Supply EAST NEWARhS WAFER.

The contrac. 10 supply the Borough or East New
ark with water was signed yesterday by the Jef-
sew civ officials and the water was turned on yes
,erday afternoon. This is an important CONTRACT
g.. Jersey civ IL will enable il TO retain rs water
nincs which the Kearny officials insisted IL must
niibsr sell remove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY

At Toronto-First game: Buffalo S: Toronto. T.
Second game: Toronto. I: Buffalo. 0.
Al Hamilton Ont.-First game: Syracuse 7:
Rochester. g. Second game: Rochester 10; syria.
cuse, 9.
Al Observation-Disclosures. 7: Wilkesbarre
Al Springfe.d-Scranton. Is; Springfield L.
Al Hartford-Lancasier. 10; HARTFORD. 9.
Al Richmond Richmond. 7; Paterson. L.
Al Reading-Reading, 10; Athletics, g.
Al Norfolk-Norfolk, 4; Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
MR. MORGAN'S LONG SERVICE.

Edward NJ. Morgan. Superintendent Of City De-
livery yesterday celebrated the twenty fourth ami
versary OF his appointment TO the Postoffice SER
vice. His first place was as a .etter-carrier. 10
which he appointed in 1873. He was promoted
10 his present place eight years ago BY Postmaster
Van Colt In the afternoon delegation from
Branch No. OF the National Association OF Post
office Clerks called Mr. Morgan and presented 10
him an engrossed OF resolutions. which were
adopted recently. expressing thanks for his uni
form Kindness In the treatment OF Clerks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
CHICAGO. 10: PITTSBURG. 5.

Chicago. July l.-For five innings to-day's game
was "a pitchers battle and about evenly divided
The Colts began TO take Killens measure In the
sixth and IN the seventh they pounded him for
seven GLE. a double and three-bagger. earn
ing in all eight runs Anson's fielding was feat
ure. Attendance. l,lO0. Score:
r. H. L.
Chicago ..,........U 2 s x-I3 20 3
pntsburg .....O 0 o Q . o 3 0 2-5 10 2
Ratterles-Crlfh and Donohne Kllen and Spsden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
>,,,y vrcopDs On THE COAST.

Gan las. cal jay The bicycle races held
urdar electric ligh. last night were well attended
and were productive Of scn.c fine sport and new
worlds record for two-thirds Of mile In compe-
tition viii, h was made by otto IclseT. who rode
from scratch In the twc-thirds OF mile handicap
in llo In the match race between Allan Jones
AID HARDY Downing the latter established new
Coast record for Q mile In competition by riding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02

,o,s who will try 10 obtain the money when Is
sona,s Ny he end OF each race l.. I. Broderch,
sssSes c9@F Hsy n'% q S Ss%,e aS'I Ray
=; sam "a Ceorge II Bell Charles Murphy: QUO
M Mace F Crooks Albert Newhouse and Carrol
Jack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
CINCINNATI. IA, LOUISVILLE, 4.

Louisville July l.-For six innings to-day the Grip
MED Colonels gave the Reds good argument. but
arer ,ha, they went 10 peces and the visitors fat
tened their batting averages considerably. At
tendance 1900 Score:
X. H. +.
Cincinnati ..........4 o 0 2 5 al 90 2
fnmsville ..........O o o o o o o. " O
pat,eres-Dwyer and Peitz: Cunningham and Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
BALTIMORE. 6: WASHINGTON. 8.

Baltimore July 1.-The champions won to-day's
contest with the Senators in long -drawn-out and
tiresome game. Kelley's two-bagger In the sew
enth bringing In Bowcrman and Keller the
game as the tied up TO that time. At
tendance. 20l9 Score
r. II. T.
Baltimore .........O Ks !
WASHINGTON .......O % 2
Batteries-Pond and Bowerman: McJames and Farrell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02

Tho Insignia OF ranr adopted by the Century
y,hoe,mcn 10 distinguish their road officers worn
on both coat sleeves. midway between shouioer ana
elbow has already beer adopted o' OVER VII" y
cher bicycle clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
PHILADELPHIA, 16; BROOKLYN. ?.

DAiTH IIIT SAFEIY FOIs To
or THIRTY BASES.
Philadelphia. July 1-Philadelphia had an easy
time of it in defeating Brooklyn this afternoon
Daub was the most shining kind of a mark beng
hit safely twenty times for total OF thirty h"ses
TavIor nitched a steadily effective game ana came
within an ace of shutting out the visitors Attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02

Special half-faIc Fourth oil July Excursions by
the New York Central to Niagara Falls the Thou
sand Islands and the Adirondack Mountains Ten
dollars from New York to Chautauqua and re.
turn. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
NEM-YORK {. c.
NEW JERSEY A. {
THE DOHERTY BROTHERS WINNERS.

,,-,,h,odor England July lin the final doubles
of the lawn tennis championship the Dohery
brothers defeated the Baddeiey brothers' o.
Sc Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02

cv,,,s.s desiring to Join tie League OF American
yhes,men Ray obtain full! printed Information and
membership tlanks by sending names ana al
aresses - IT,. Cycling Editor. the tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
BROOKLYN.

ents Ciilen cross Three-hsse hits-peehaniy Laloie
Home run-Clemen's stolen basos-Cooley ieler. fNS!
tase on balls-On paul Il: Tayio-. . Hit by pitched
ba-Clemens. Grim. Shindle. struck oit.bN pau;
hy Taylor l. Passed ha.s-C!emenis. Grim. l. VIA
nitch-Danh Left on bases-Brookyn 10; Philaiepha'
O. Time-Two hours. Cmpirc-ErsHe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02
Totals Al 81 % 81 8 ,
.Westeryelt declared out.

Earned rnns-Orange 8. Two base hlts-I hJIIas,
Gussinger Wallace. Three-base nit Neil iiVne
iuns--(iussnger, McAlster. Stolen hases-Orange, -
Australians Bases bal:s-Of Westervelt. u; Kemp.
2 Sacrifice hts-Grev Place. Struck out-By Wester-
Welt :: Kemp l. Double plays-Westervelt and Homer
Bases on e,rcrsOrange. 4 Australians Passed balls
0Neill /; Mckay 2 Wild pich-Kemp Time 30.
Tmplre-Hophin..