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DEATHS

RUMPP-In this city, July II, 1885, Mrs.
Wilhelmina Rumpp, native Of Baden
Germany. aged 6S years months and II
Days.
Funeral Friday, July 18th at 2 .. M, from
the parlors Of Booth q Boylson. 2s South
Main street. Intsrment in Evergren ceme-
terry. Friends and acquaintances invited.
GERMAIN-In this city, July 18th, A. J.
German = native Of Canada. agsd n
years. ~ 81
Funeral from the parlors OF Cuaeen =
Cunningham. 21s South Main street. To-Day
o48p. n " 81
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San Diego Excursions

The dates for the next excursion to San
Diego and Coronado Beach will be August
9Th and 9Th.
Rates three dollars. Tickets good to re-
turn at any time within thirty days.
Spend your vacation at beautiful Coro-
nado.
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How Important

For the welfare OF the family that the
water supply be unpolluted. pure and
wholesome. You are safe in drinking Pu-
ritas. Five gallons, 80 cents; ten gallons,
Is cents. Ice and Cold Storage company.
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Clara Hartman Of 1901 West First street.
filed an information against Molly Weales
In the township justice court yesterday. al
leging that she had threatened to murder
her on May 18th. These two women have
been having trouble heretofore which was
ventilated In the police court
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Largest variety Concord business wagons
and top delivery wagons. Hawlsy. King 4
Co.
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Leave La Grande station daily at s:sS a.
M, 1870 p. m. 5:35 p. M: Sundays at $3.50 a.
M, s:55 a. m, 1870 p. m, p. M. Last train
Sundays leaves Redondo 8 p. m. Downey
avenue twelve minutes earlier: Central ay-
enue twelve minutes later.
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JoTTIN0s


Our Home Brew
Mailer & zobelsin's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught In all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly In bottles or
kegs. Onice and brewery. ~ Also street;
telephone o.
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Hawley, King 4 Co., cor. Fifth 1t. and
Broadway. agents genuine Columbus Buggy
company bugsles and Victor bicycles.
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John Stewart. native Of Scotland. was
admitted to citizenship yesterday by Judge
Clark.
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Agents Victor. Keatins. World. etearns
and March bicycles. Hawley. King 4 Co.
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BORN

Everything on wheels. Hawley, King q
Co.. corner Fifth street and Broadway.
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Nc~SSS~c-~-~-c~-~~---~->-
BORN-To the wife Of D. Arbogast, Pr
pect Park, boy, July 10, 1898.
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Wall paper, late styles, low prices. at
A. A. Eckstrom's. 324 South Spring street.
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DR.. ]. Lee Hagadorn has moved his office
to rooms s, 6 and Burdick block. corner
Spring and Second.
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carried away by the robbers. The theft
was reported to the police.
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taryship, Frank X. Strahorn, Frank D.
Haddock and Major Geo. Nolan. The de-
alterations of the board must be completed
by October 10th.
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Fancy Mixtures
Henriettas and Serges
Silk and Wool Poplins
Silk and Wool Novelties
Fancy Covert Cloths
Plain Storm Serges
Plain Broadcloths
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
What They Say OF Us.

w. +. Scott has sold the daily and
weekly BARRE ENTERPRISE to II. c..
Whitaker and George a. Ross and will
now take well-earned rest. For near
ly 20 years Brer Scott has been mana
ager, editor and publisher of the En-
TERpRIsE. His retirement will be re-
GREETED by many friends among whom
are numbered the newspaper fraternity
of the state. At the same time the new
management will have the good wishes
of all for success in their new departure.
Windsor journal.
The retirement of w. F. Scott from
the BARRE ENTERPRISE removes one of
the oldest and beet known members #
the newspaper fraternity. He has been
in business at Barre II years, and in al
most continuous service in the printing
and publishing bu usiness since 1854.
The ENTERPRISE has been sold to Henry
c. Whitaker and George A. Ross. two
estimable young men, who will con-
tinue to publish the weekly and daily.
Seventeen years ago Mr.. Scott bought
The ENTERPRISE of l.. p. Thayer, who
had been printing it at Montpelier from
the office of the Vermont Farmer, and
moved it to Barre. Although there
have been number of different papers
started during the interim, his paper
has always held the position of the lead
ing weekly of the city. The continuous
application TO business has told on his
health and he now retires to gain much
needed rest Through his long connec-
tion with the business Editor Scott has
become personally known to nearly
every publisher in the state, and he
will have the best Wisres of all for a
speedy return of health and a we'll
earned rest.--St. Johnsbury Republican
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
A Fatal Mistake.

LONDON, May 2l.-According to the
best expert opinion here, if Cervera has
gone to Santiago De Cuba he has made
fatal mistake. Vice Admiral Columbo.
a naval expert, says he is convinced that
the Spanish Admiral is now unlikely to
strike at all. If he enters the Southern
port he will scarcely effect "A blockade
He can be readily watched by few
small vessels while the rest of Samp-
sons fleet can devote themselves to
blockading other ports.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Ceryera in a Trap City Of
Pekin Leaves fer Manila.
Nearly Ready,

san FRANCIsCo, May 21.--Two more
steamers. making five in all, have been
chartered for transports to convey L. S.
troops to the Philippines. The City of
Pekin starts tomorrow and the others
will follow in few days. There has
been II great deal Of dissatisfaction ex-
pressed that,ethu O.. ,,edition did hot
start earlier but this has been caused by
the fact that the government has been
unable to procure transports or uni
forms suitable for the climate of the
country into which the troops are going.
The transports are, however, almost
ready and the uniforms are rapidly be-
iag made. They will be of white duck
canvass such as is worn by the British
soldiers in India. 1t is thought that
about 20, 900 soldiers will be landed in
the Philippines and that if more are
needed they will be sent at the request
of Gen. Merritt, if he considers it prac-
ticable after he reaches there and has
time TO look over the situation.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
TWICE UNLUCkI.

Oryis Batchelder who it will be re-
n.mbcrcd fell from load of hay last
winter and was so badly injured had a
similar experience Thursday night
He and his son Ad were drlvlh@ g III TWO
separate teams towards their home ON
fine plainiied road and in Il joking man
ner they started to race horses. Accl'
dentaly their carriages came in conlac'
with each other and the old gentleman
was thrown into the ditch striking on
his side and breaking bone N ms arm
lie was taken to his home and will pro,
badly be laid up sometime.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Ran the Blockade.

MADRID, May 21.-Admiral Camara
after several conferences with the Min
lister of Marine has returned to Cadiz.
His fleet will sail under sealed orders
Immediately. The newspapers are
using the assertion that the Montscrrat
ran the blockade three times as II text
that the blockade is not effective. 1t is
asserted that she landed 15,0O0.000 pc
sofas, 1000 soldiers. $1,000 rifles and
large quantities of ammunition in Cuba
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
OFF FOR CllICKAMAUGA.
VERMONT NATIONAL GUARD LEFT THIS
MORNING.

A large crowd went from this city this
morning to bid goodbye to the boys OF
Barre who left this noon for Chickamaua
The Montpelier band rendered a mum.
Der of selections as the train stood in
the depot. The boys were not permit.
ted to leave the cars which numbered
10, and their friends had to speak to
them from the car windows. When the
crowd went to the junction they went
loaded down with fruit and eatable fol
their friends.
As the train pulled out of the depot
IT was sad sight nearly everybody had
tears in their eyes as the train went out
of sight. The Barre crowd gave three
cheers for Company + just before the
train left,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Brooklyn Fire.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-There were
two serious conilagrations in Brooklyn
this morning. At each one a fireman
was injured fatally and many wert
hurt. The first was a big tenement
house. The loss was 100000. The
second was in saloon. The lircmen's
rubber boots melted when they stood il
them. One of the fircmcn was paral
lied by live wires.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Eluded the Americans.

CoRRuNNA, Spain, May 2l.-The
Spanish Auxiliary Cruiser MontScrrat
arrived last night from Cienfuegos hav
ing escaped the American blockade.
There was great crowd on the quay
and the crew was received with an ova-
ton. The people embraced the captain
and officers. The commander declares
that he has no dispatches.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21

Col.E.B. .Williston of the Sixth United
States arillery,who was made colohel
about six weeks ago and is now likely
to receive brgadier genera'ship, is a
Vermonter, and was classmate OF
Commodore Dewey at Norwich univer-
s;tv in 1853 and '54. He was made "A
l;r,,teuant in the Second artillery Aug
p, 1861. and has been in the service
since the civil war;
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Standard Clothing Co.'s Store
Why suffer with Corns when yo"
can have them removed without pam
by Mrs. S. Nj. YoRK, II Elm II.

NorlcE! am prepared to do lrS' M
class work in house painting, paper
hanging and calsominlhG' Vlo.i'
through the mail promptly attended w.
All my employees are experienced WORK
men. No apprentices. 80, u,;, :,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Volunteers Killed.

CHATTANOOGA, May 2l.-The train
conveying the First Missouri regiment
of infantry was wrecked this morning
by a collision with the regular passcn-
ger train at Rossville. Five prvates
were killed and II were injured,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
1o3, 900 Volunteers.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-l03 900 vol
untcprs have been mustered into the
volunteer army. BY the end of the
week ii is expected that the full num-
Der called for will be mustered. The
regular army is being increased to
6S, 900 also.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21

Prof, B. G. wilkins has received Il
state agency for The Quaker Folding
H,tb" from the World Mfg Co. OF Gin
,innatti, Ohio. Sub agents are wanted
for town and counties ut once.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
May Be Famine.

MADRID. May 2l.-It is semi-oflirial-
ly announced today that there is perfect
tranquility throughout Spain despite the
war. A famine is threatened and trade
will be ruined.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Coal Barges, Not Warships.

PORTLAND. May 2l.-The vessels
which were sighted off here last night
and supposed to be warships, have
proved to be coal barges towed by a
tug.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Railroad to Klondike.

SEATTLE, May 2l.--The contract has
been let for railroad from Skaguay to
to Lake Bennett via White Pass. The
work will be begun Immediately.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Down-Nicholson Marriage.

Quincy, Mass, May 2l.--Lieutenant
John Down, L. S. N, commander of
the receiving ship Wabash, was married
to-day to Mrs. Henrietta Wise Nichol-
son, grand daughter of Edward Everett.
+ he groom wore full dress uniform.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Chief Justice Carpenter Dead

Concord, May 2l.-Chicf Justice
Alonzo P. Carpenter of the New lamp
shire supreme court died here at I
O'Clock this morning. He had par
aly,ic shock few days ago.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
Real Estate Agents

We have for sale one house on Camp Street
(neW). one tWo-tenement house of eleven
rooms on Harrington avenue, three houses on
South Main Street, one house and barn on
Eastern avenue, one house on East street
(new). one house on Clark street with IA
rooms, steam heat, also three lots on Prospect
street. with about SO fruit trees and lot of
small fruit in bearing. Several lots on Long
Street, prices from 5000 to $:5000. two lots
'}a s0lnn t3reet,'Nery desirable, and several
lots west of Brook Street.
ANY one in want of lots or homes will find
it for their interest to call at rooms and 10
Bol>ter's Block and investigate, or send a
postal card and we will call on you, rs this
property is for sale at real bargains. Now Is
a good time to inve in real estate in this city.
lookout for boom when the war Is over in
real estate. We would be pleased to assist
those having tenement> to rent or those want
ing tenements. Rents collected on reasonable
terms.
Respectfully yours.
NAV O. III nj Q AN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-05-21
The Weather.

BosToN, May 21.-Fair tonight and
Sunday morning. Showers Sunday af-
ternoOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
LiUN TENNIS.


WARD AID DAVIS OF HARVARD. WIN THE
WESTERN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP.
chicago Iuly q Cspecian.-The Western doubles
tennis championship WAS won ms afternoon ~
rt.i,o,nb. ward and Dwight Davis Of Harvard.
on the court % the kenwood country '.uo'
SIM chicago came out in force to see the play.
and Their, VS. a fa,r number u northsiders Inc
cb,upionship court was completely surrounded by
tb. specta,crs who seemed ~ understand every
,,o,r, ~ In. game Ward and Davis from the
star, completely ouiplayed their opponents. Will
lam Hord and Krclg II. Collins. OF chicago
Wards play IN particular WAS mastery piece OF
b,,lvnrl, and accurate execution. hts booking and
l.odeutn, Of balls at the net winning point after
poiut Davis also played grand game. by their
victory to-day Davis and Ward bccom" the West
crn doubles champions They VIII play the Eastern
doubles champions. who are decided At longwood.
Mas next week. a. Newport TO decide the email
lengGs against l.. +. Ware and q. y sheldon the
present National champions
In the singles to-day the only match p1alti W.
between q * Belden. OF Minneapolis. ana EV"rt'
Wronu OF Chicago The former won easily IN
straight sets. lie viii play William = bohd IN
the nnals Monday. scores.
championslup sug,e semi nnal rarnd George n Bel :.
den Minneapolis. neat Ev'rts WIcnn. chicago. :.
emro.ap lc eos! % 5g a MARI k2 ana
Dwight Davis 't1N"t ' '' "' '''
The Onwcntsia CLUB OF Lake Forest. ILL.,. will
hold an invitation round robin tennis toUVnaInen nj,
beginning nest Wednesday Mems doubles Will be
the only event. and the teams VINO nave Oeen IN
vit.d ana viii take part arc Uolcombc Ward and
I1vrht Davis the Western champions; Il. =.
Fischer OF Ncw-York. aud i. II. Forbes, Of liar
liz, Eyrrts Wrcnn and John Rycrson. OF Chicago
and Victor ftlng and Samuel chase. or East chi
,n1-out- of. thrco-sets match. and there will be
handsome irst and second prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
CROQi ET.
THE TOURNAMENT AT ARROcnAR.

THE TOURNAMENT AT ARROCHAK.
The Clifton Ladies' Tennis cub BEGAN us animal
ladies' croquet tournament yesterday on thr p'ri'y
grounds of the club Arrochar. Staten Island.
The weather especially in the early afternoon.
was threatening but fortunately n did not rain.
Three courts were occupied 10y III" players, and
were surrounded by spectators who had come from
the hotels and cottages 10 watch the play. Wuhc
Tho uorches Of the cOscy little clubhouse were nN"d
nv those who preferred chairs = Tho Interest
of the contest The ladies. In uEht summer dresses.
az they moved about the grounds from or" court
10 ano;her or formed in picturesque groups on Tie
rrcen lawns made pleasing sr'n".
Those who took part IN tho contest were Miss
DIX Miss Hitchcock. Mrs .. : wood, Mrs t'fr.
Miss Austen. Mrs.: \. g. Cnihhcris9n Mis- Eoih
Nnplcton Baker Miss K"anc. mrs. McMurTaN. Mis@
Anppa KIM Mrs George King Mrs Goorge liv-
inQston Baker Miss Wicdcnfoldt Miss Pearson.
Mia Frank Jenkins md Mis- Margciy snare. The
tournament Wa conducted under The rules Of the
National American CrcqEct Association. tn" play
ors showed a thorough knowledge Of tho me points
~ the game ana made their wckcis. splits and
drives with a skill that showed the effects Of
ca,afu practicc The wirring couples at y"sicr-
DAYS play were MIS- Austen. with Mra. y. C. Cuth-
bertson and Miss King. with Mrs. George Livings-
BAKER.
The tournament rs to be- continued with play
every Wednesday and Saturday until iis compile
ton when prizes are - b. given to the winners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

The NSw-York baseball club yesterday i"rln''
frustrated the fact that It Is playing IN champion
shin form by treating the Baltimore team 1"
shut-out In good. clean styc. with seymour IN inc
box While ICY" gave four bases on balls ana M
one batter he avoided balloon ascensions ana WIN
the assistance of perfect support red'enfu ii''H''
10 some extent for the game he lost to flttspurR
a., winning Yesterday New-York went up I"
nrth mace as cleveland defeated Chicago. y CON
,lnuatlon OF tho fast snappy game that inc team
has been playing for the last three weeks WI" pun
(, in the pennant race. as no team III 'he i'"s"
has been winning go large a percentage OF sa"''9
Lately as New York -, 49,, 10
The home began 10 score In inc tn''' -, rs
ming 81 yesterdays game. and ono or nor VA
rum plan WAS worked succ' ssfully several -
Ualtimorc batiei Seymour rather ir''E ..i.a,,o
~. - i,,t,gs i'm, Inc orlocs were unfortunate
IN making their hits when TWO men were ou'. ,o
Iovcn and Kelley were removed from me Gam
~ dlspufing the decisions Of the uinpt'S ~
r,our iruck out nine men. score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
,yLNYCRK CENTRAL LEAGUE GAME.
FREIGHT ACCOUNTS TEAM WINS THE CHAMPION
SHIP AND THE SILVER cur

Thu champlcnship game Of baseball that has ex
Cited considerable interest among railroad men at
the Grand central station was played yesterday by
Ems from the offices Of the auditors OF freight
,,,,,,s and disbursements controllers. In the
x,v-York Central League. At Van 'ortlnndt Park
,s # was the last game Of the season. and the
on,c,als OF the Hec-York Central and Hudson River
railroad. the West Shore Railroad. the Michigan
central Railroad aud the Wagner Palace Car Com
,orv wore TO present a handsome 800 silver cup TO
" 'uinninR team the contest drew large num-
her NJ railroad men from the various departments
n, the Grand Central Staten. Ihe game began
a, "a; much rlier than Was announced. owing 10
Tho threatening condition OF the weather
~ Ths Disburaements Controllers were the hrst at
tho hat with Peter Duny In the box against them
The team appeared to be In hne form. and started
~ nv making several runs. At one stage OF the
Samc Il was far ahead, but the Auditor OF Freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
ONE-SIDED POLO At CEDiRHrRSY.

Tho polo tournament at CcdnihGrsi closed y"sier-
day with .he final contests for the Southampton
club cups between the ROckaway and Staten
Island teams. The older players allowed the visit
ing team a handicap OF thirteen goals. and then
scored twenty-three times TO the Staten Island
boys twice. Of which they lost quarter OF a goal
on penalty As a matter % fact. Captain Smith
was the whole team for OF the tine on the
Staten Island side and he wss Jealous. but gal
loued too wildly about the field. J. {. Wilmcrdinc
came 10 his assistance IN the last TWO periods but
on the whole tho dark blues dd about as they liked
their handicaps and positions were as follows:
Rockaway-No. |. r: La Montagne, o; No 2 j. Dal-
Lett ir 3: No g. T.. Johnson O. No. I. George l..
Myers Total IS Staten Isand-No l. G. II.
Rcbhins q; No Q J. G. Wlmerdlng, !; NO 3 NJ w.
smith .: No 4. George sidenberg. o. Total. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
SrV1uvTNG RECORDS LOWERED.

Chicago. July 23-Tho Chicago Swimming club
hold It's first tournament today. Tho feature was
fhe performance OF Or PAU NeuInan' 81 Inc I'M
versuv Of Pennsylvania. who Lowered tho lo-yard
rccord ~ | minute IL seconds. held by George
Whitaker. md also made new worids record or
IA ,nnutea 81 - seconds In the S-)yards scratch
Summary
Foui- hunarcd-anl forty yard scratch npenl.w Blum
won &c, re Wie!and second :. +. Aver, third Time
G.3Ji..
Robert Uaubold second: J. May. third Time-l96ss
on hundred yard tcratch-Psui Nenmnn won: John r.
Eiehi hundred ghty-yard scra'ch-Paul Newman
won; George wieand. second. II ~ sever. thrd- iims
-I4.3ih-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
PROFESSIONAL CYCLING AT uAvEHHILL

Uayerhil Mas. july % The professions. races
O, the Haverhiu cycle CIub attracted about thirty
Ave hundred enthusiasts to-day. the principal! event
Of the dav being an attempt 10 break the track
record by Eddie" MrDufNe paced by tand"fn-.
lie succeeded and covered The first MI" q tine
yo-rnile exl bit ion In i5t TO- the mi rs being
anIehod I'm 4.0l Another even % much interest
was the pursuit race between Fiauk Waller o:
Chicago and W = Martin. the Australian. ihie
was Won 10y Martin IN eight and ihr''-'.shtha
miles although the time was slow. HuiHW"i!
On. mile nvnt.on Cprofrssi0nal. paced by iaatens
Wen bv Frank Bu-ler. 'Hfllrlac'. Nai.'n ''i'nft
Springfield second. \. Caleb foNb1ft. MIRO. Time
one nile tandem Mand.seW Won ,, Ir'ok ini,r
snd Watson coleman facrficlJ. W y. Me'i" rn. d. ~
MrDuiiie. second. Time %.lt.
Nulficycr tAe f-uRie nlf"I liarN o.
cr,. 'riDef Welk"r. coleman and Nf:tul, n.n. i.-
dem Neville and MoDufiri. thIc Fine -@.l"s
fourth mile rHhib.ti'n without hanec'iif j t'l
erick Tiiue -b.N~..
Pursuit raoe-Won by W. = Martin !n eight and ihf'"
e!ghths miles. Tine 21-l.
Trial frr Inc track re-,rA two miloe. d. Eide SIC
Duff First mile. .jDis. second mile. ei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

Accounts men by their skfuI play, ran up suon Ia a
large score in the eighth inning that tne
ts-Controer men were unable to eaten Up an n
the former wen not only the championship oI Er "a
erlnk Cobb "By" Price. Peter Duffy. ROOF. I-ans
ford Lyden and E,aston did excellent WORK an, rand
ceived a large share of applause from the 'i'""'
witch Included a number Of women A.. ,.
Among the railroad men who Witnessed ."T r Nc
Gviloch r. L. Calkins R. A. White j. L. H Soscsy
son F. F. Haubod. Oscar and Ereger IgaIsx John
= =, octe r l.. NcCraney w ,. Haisy LII, lii
McAnliffe ir.. W f. Doolitte. Percy MslviiIe'
Oscar Stryker Harry Lochmuller ana 'a"e' H.
This is the second championship the Audi'H de-
I-rerht Accounts team has won. Last VA 49,, ., q,
f.oted tho Wagner Palace Car Company team III
a holly contested game - ,.uou..