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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
VALENTINE A GAM BIER.
Friends Say That He Patronized Swell
Gaming Houses.

NEW YORK. July 16.-It is said that
George NJ. Valentine. wrecker Of the Mid
dlesex County Bank. at Perth Amboy, y.
j.. was an inveterate gambler Unknown
to. large majority Of his friends and
associates. he has for months past been
patronizing the swell gaming houses OF
upper Broadway II was at faro and
roulette. his friends now say. that he
squandered the greater part OF the money
that no stole.
They connect his name with that Of
another young man. a former resident OF
Perth Amb0y, who Is al present the New
York representative OF a clay mining con-
Germ. 1hls young man now lives In New
York and has been ia Valentines COM
panv OF late The pair were looked upon
as high rollers by the sporting fra
ternIty Of the Tenderloin, who never
dreamed. however that Valentine was a
bank cashier and that he was playing the
money OF the banks depositors. Whether
or not Valentines companion knew where
ne got mis- money has not yet been ascer-
tanned. but II IL understood that he will
pe closely questioned concerning his rela-
lions with tho defaulter.
a. b. Watson. president Of the wrecked
bank said to-day concerning the COM
plants OF depositors:
There Is no justification for their CON-
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BIRMINGHAM. ALA. July 1.-THE
Georgia negroes imported TO Ishkooda
Mines 10 take the places Of strikers, have
stampeded from that place az the result
OF the assassination OF one Of their num-
her and the wounding Of four others
Saturday night.
Another invoice of Georgia negroes
about two hundred in number-arrived
last night and were taken TO lshkooda.
but when they were informed of what
mad happened they too, commenced
leaving.
1t is now alleged that the gang who
shot into the watermelon feast on Satur-
day night were strikers and were in
structed at meeting of strikers held
Saturday afternoon 20 shoot to brighten
only.
The coroners inquest which began yes
terday was continued to-day.
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Another Killing.
GOVERNMENT WATER RIGHTS.
Interior Department Not Alarmed at
Keuorts of Threatened Monopoly

Hcnorts of Threatened Monopoly
,~AsHINGTON. July .l6.-Reports
reacrtnr the Interior Department o.
threatened monopolzaton at a numoeI
OF points OF land acquirable under lhe
law relating TO reservoirs for watering
live stock create no apprehension on the
par, OF the authorities. They say that
the rules and regulations recently put
I'm force for the execution OF the Ia"
nave been so carefully framed that there
no danger Of individuals getting more
rnan their share OF the public domain
or OF the infctiOn of any possible injury
TO the common use Of the areas con-
cerned.
lie new code Of rules II Is stated. re-
strict hings made previous 20 the Is
suance OF the rules taking from them
every tendency 20 mOnopOlize these prey
ious filings being now returned 90 the
parties VIII instructions that the ape
pncattons for sch lands must conform
90 the latest regrStions. They are also
designed 10 prevent ~ exclusive right
10 the tract taken. giving the land the
status OF a communitiye property open 10
am seeking the water rights and. further
more. they restrict the maximum guam
tity OF land in any section 20 lCo acres
10 each individual. but even this Is not
permissible unless the party has built
the reservoir having a capacity Of 10000
gallons. any less capacity reducing the
area allowed proportionately.
THE lands taken cannot be fenced or
otherwise inclOsed. and must be- kept
Onen tO Tho free use Of every one want
ing 10 water his animals any non compli-
ance with the law and regulations re-
sulting In cancellation Of rights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
WAS IT MURDER
Snowman i'm Trouble Because lie
Killed His Missing Link"

CHICAGO July ga dispatch to the
Tribune from BOnsteL ). D., says:
Upon the question whether his victim
was brute or human depends Archie a..
Brewers guilt or innocence of the crime
of murder.
"Brower was one Of the owners Of a
small tent show which came here Tor
exhibition. Among their attractions was
a creature of seemingly a higher form
OF animal life than a monkey and low
er than a man Brewer called the ami
NAL the Missing Link and laid great
stress on the alleged fact that no one
was able 10 say whether IL belonged 10
the human or the brute creation. Brow
er now AYERS that the freak was mon
key.
came angry. and. Selling heavy club.
dealt his antagonist hard blow over
the ear. from the effects Of which Il
died within "a few hours.
THE local authorities placed Brewer
under arrest on "a charge II muir Ter. At
the preliminary hearing his lawyers set
mn the defense that their client cd not
take the life of a human being. but tho
magistrate bound him over 10 the grand
jury"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
THE PREACHERS WIN.
Street Preachers in Atlanta Need Not
Get Permits from the Mayor.

ATLANTA GA. july 1.-THE tempest
which mas ragged in religious circles the
past week over an attempt 10 regulate
street preaching. was stilled tonight Dy
the City Council refusing TO pass an or
dinance restricting the spread Of the sos-
pel 10 those who secured permits from
the mayor.
Marietta street. one of the thoroueh-
fares of the city is nightly the rendez-
voIs OF preachers explaining their crceds
and on Saturdays and Sundays the pas
tors of several of the churches here have
addressed the people from Gospel was-
ons. The police committee several days
ago decided that street preaching is a
nuisance.
There were complaints filed with the
chief Of police and after a conference
between the chief and the police board,
il was decided that in the future street
preaching would be regulated by the po-
lice permit being first secured from
inc MAYOR as TO who would preach
and where they would talk. This The
paptist preachers. who conduct six meet
ings every Saturday night decided was
a blow an religious liberty. Under the
leadership Of Dr. BroughtOn the minis
ters Of this denomination appeared be-
fore the City Council this evening and
succeeded in having the newly formed or
dinance regulating street preaching
killed.
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eight per cent. OF
those who have
used il, and the
number of these
reaches to h c
hundreds OF thou
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Results at brighton.

NEW YORK. July 17.-First r7ce-siX
furlongs-Avenstoko a TO ID first: Big
Gun % 20 and cven) second. Freling-
nuysen e. 10 D third. Time 1916 25.
Second receive furlongs-Oread % 10
. first. Her Ladyship Is 10 1 and . 10 ID
second: The Amazon a to u third. Time,
l.o3 20
Third racc-fre furlongs-Ilalo IS 90 ID
first: Touraine e 20 I ard 3 20 p second;
tmigre o. 90 d. third. Time. lo2.
Fourth race-0ne mile and a sixteenth
Maxine 20 10 DOB first: Lakeland tG 90 ] and
evem second; Formero Is to 81 third.
IImp 100
Fifth race-fve and a half furlongs-
Mail Bag go to ID hrst Tabouret l3 10
and evem second. Barney Stone % to
- third Time l.0i 20.
Sixth race-0n. mile-Hard Knot q to
81 first: Greatla1d az 10 / and TO -
second. Rare Perfume Is TO j. third.
Time. 1:fl 3-5.
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Troublesome Man Killed.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. July 17.-Pat Bow
ers. OF Lexington county was assassi-
mated late Saturday night I'm the Piney
Woods section. There had been bad blood
between him and some Of his neighbors
Tor nearly score OF years. He has been
constantly in lawsuits and has been con-
victed OF different offences. At least
twice ne was forbidden 10 send his child
rem to the public school. About two years
"A saw mill IN the immediate community
was burned II was rebuilt but last
thursday night II. too. went to the flames.
Bowers was a man OF some means. about
NIFTY years ola, and leaves a wife and
seven children
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BUSINESS BLOCK BURNED.
Loss Of $4,000 10y Fire in cambridge.
GeOrgia.


BAINBRIDGE. GA, July l6-Last night
twenty-seyen business houses here were
destroyed by ire which started at mid
night
The fire originated in the brick block
OF Belcher Brothers. and quickly spread
% the adjoining buildings south on Broad
Street and east on Water Street. The
brick buildings OF VI. w Su0ers and
Mrs H. Born. one occupied by ". Fl.
Morrows saloon and the other by Or.
WardelTs drug store We're destroyed, not
even a wall being left standing.
Adjoining the building OF Belcher
Brothers, on Water street were two
stores Of D. ID. Stults one occupied as
saloon. the other as general merchan-
disc establishment. Both Of these stores
were destroyed as well as every other
building In the block. From this point
the fire crossed the street and consumed
twelve business houses In the next block.
On Clark street there were burned the
fire engine house. city guard house, and
stable Of A. W. Fordham and the city
water works pumping station.
The estimated loss IS between $4,000
and $4,000 with Insurance probably ag-
gregating 5000
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DOLLARD-Died. at her residence No.
0G6 south First street, July llth az
p. NJ, MRS MARY ELLEN DOL
LARD. Funeral notice later
GOLDENBERG- Deid. az the residence
OF his brother Charles GOlden0erg, SOB
east Marshall street. july IL. 1870. AZ
1920 o'clock. SOLOMON GOLDEN
BERG. In the nfy third year OF MS
age. ....,..,,...
o'clock from MOrtuafy tntpel Jewish
Cemetery. Friends are invited 10 attend
No flowers.
ITPSCCMB. Entered into rest at his
residence. No loDlZ Buchanan street.
sunday July 18TH al 3:-J L. NJ HENRY
.. LIFSCCMB. IN tho ffty-seyenth
wear. He leaves a wife and five chill
dren and two brothers and one sister
10 mourn the- loss.
Funeral from Christ Episcopal church
TUESDAY MORNING July 18th az II
O'clock Friends and acquaintance ara
respectfully invited 20 attend Inter-
ment i'm lakewood
POWELI-D,ed AZ the Home for In
curahles. July II. 1899 al II o'clock A.
NJ T.. ". POWELL. In the nifty
year OF HIS age.
Funeral TO-DAY from the Home at
6 o'clock. lnterment In River View
Cemetery.
REDFORD.-Died at his residence 537
north Second street. Sunday night July
l6iss9 at haf-past 10 o'clock. DAVID
SMITH BEDFORD. in the scth year OF
his age.
Funeral TUESDAY MORNING az 10
o'clock from ST. Peters Cathedral,
Eighth and Grace streets. lnIerment ~
Mount Calvary.
SOUTHALI-Departed this life. on the
lTtn OF Julv az the home OF her pa.
rents. in Amelia county. LIZZIE HEN
RY, only daughter OF Rev w. w. and
jamie Moseley Southall, aged 0 years
and % days,
A bright, sweet child Is transplanted
from earth 10 Paradise. We have the
words OF the Saviour that 'sOf such
IL Tho kingdom Of Heaven"
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viii Amountto Lille.

WASHINGTON, July T-Reglster Of
the Treasury Lyons. Representative
Cheatham, Recorder OF Deeds. and John
T. Green, United States stamp agent
three Of the leading colored men Of the
administration. had a consultation with
the President to-day regarding matters of
interest 10 their race. During the course
OF tho consultation the effort Of certain
coiored men 20 array the colOred race
against the administration on account
OF its Philippine policy was mentioned.
and Lyons assured the President that in
his opinion It would amount 10 little.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Cotton Mills Combine.

NEW BEDFORD. MASS. July fat
a meeting held by the Rowland & Roth
ana Bennett Spinning Companies to-day
the necessary authority FOR the transfers
OF the respective properties TO the New
England Cotton Yarn Company was voted
IN each case the vote was unanimous
the companies properties are capitalized
at more than 100000 The stockholders
will receive 100000 for their holdings.
TAUNTON MASS. July 1.-THE stock
holders OF the Nemasket Mn met this
afternoon and authorized by a formal vote
the transfer OF the property to the New
England Cotton Yarn Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
MISS GOULD'S MEDAL.
Men OF Sixth Ohio TO Give Ter a Gift in
Recognition oc Her Services.

Recognition oc Her Services.
TOLEDO o.. July f6.-During the war
with Spain Miss Helen Gould. Of New
York furnished n number of cots for
the soldiers in Cuba part Of which were
received by the sixth Ohio Regiment az
this city. The boys fully appreciated
the gift OF Miss Gould. and they "a once
decided To show their regard for her.
The corD0rals of each company COM
menced raising funds among the men
and with this money a magnificent medal
will be bought and presented 20 Miss
Gould. The design for the medal IS
miniature canteen. on one side of which
will De engraved.
Presented 10 Miss Helen Could hy
the enlisted men Of the Sixth Ohio" and
in recognition Of the patriotism Of an
American woman"
On the other side OF the medal Will APP
pear a miniature tent showing the cots
instead of the usual bare floor Of the
tent
The boys started the fund in Cuba. but
the officers did not hear of it until to-
day.
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ANOTHER FATAL
KENTUCKY FEUD.
CONTINUED from First PageD

pot and Ed. Fisher. on one siue' anu
Aaron Morris. Hugh. Jim ana Green brH-
fin on the other. The battle Deeah a
about o O'Clock, and ragged fiereely Tor
ton or dfteen minutes. When 1t over. II
was found that five men had been killed
outright. three of the beiligerents were
seriously wounded. while Peter fhiDol
was the only one on either side TO escape
injury. Granville Philpot IS SAID 70 De
one OF the most seriously wounded ne
is n Union veteran. having lost leg
al Stone River. He is ex-member of the
Kentucky Legislature. and is said to nave
killed three or four men.
A BAD MAN.
Ed Fisher, who Is reported dead' Is
another man with several hicks IN MS
cane. He was but twenty-three years old.
nut is said to have killed three men An
effort was at once begun To secure depu-
ties to 20 10 the scene OF the trouble
and attempt to restore quiet, but up 70
a late hour I'm the afternoon there had not
been enough responses to make up a torce
that would command respect. The SIT
uation at Manchester is deplorable. Since
morning the place has been in state or
terror. scarcely any one daring to venture
out OF doors. Business is suspended ana
the residents are momentarily expecting
a renewal OF hOstilities.
Another Killing.
LONDON DEPOT, KY. July 1.-Clay
county has had another killing. DICK
I.ovens' body has been found three miles
from Manchester. When found his head
was severed from his body and beaten
20 pulp. A 6-calibre revolver was
found on the body. Having killed three
men and injured several he was probably
killed by the friends OF one Of his vic
Tins. lie leaves a widow and eight chill
dren. 49,,
An attempt has been made to Kill VIII
GRAY near Manchester. Clay county. Al
ter three shots had passed through MS
clothes. one Of them scraping his body
he escaped by running through forest
Gray is one Of the Bakers friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
IrccfoOmccrs

ATLANTA. GA. July 1.-THE Board OF
Trustees OF the Georgia School of Tech
nology. has decided that officers Of the
army and navy Of the United States will
Dc permitted 20 take the courses OF study
al the institution free Of charge. Pres
ident Han notified the War and Navy
Departments and a letter was received
from Secretary Long thanking Mr.. Hall
FOR the courtesy extended by the school.
and stating that the action OF the trus-
tees would be published In the Depart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Editor Kills HIs RiyaI.

NEW ORLEANS. July H.-Joseph p.
Mulvye was killed tonight by w. ID.
Roberts. They were editors Of rival SEN
sational weeklies and had been denounc-
ing and threatening each other for some
time. Both are under Indictment I'm the
Federal Court for sending immoral lit
erature through the malls
Roberts has conducted his paper for r.
L. Patterson. it's former owner. who was
killed in a recent tragedy in the Klondike.
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TrNinnthe Shamrock.

COWES. July 1.-THE shamrock, with
Sir Thomas Upton and Mr.. Fife. her de-
signer on board. was given another spin
this afternoon. The challenger showed
herself extremely quick in stays. The
Britannia was also out. but the boats
were cruising In different waters. The
Prince or Wales Will witness tomorrow
trial OF the Shamrock from the admiralty
yacht Fire Queen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

WICHITA. KAN. July IA mob
Of 100 farmers and cowboys gathered
around the Jail at El Reno @. T.. last
night with the avowed intention OF lynch
ing negro prisoner named Brown. who
seriously wounded Deputy Marchal Hitch
cock. at Kingfisher. Saturday Tho Of
fcers are unable to secure deputies and
reported the matter 10 Governor Barnes.
VINO may cali out the militia Deputy
Marshal Hitchcock attempted 10 arrest
Brown for horse stealing. The negro re-
sisted and shot Hitchcock, one ball en-
tho thigh.
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Fouoht over a Woman.

VEDALIA. GA. July f7-Wlliam Col
Inns this morning shot and killed jeremiah
Morris. 4 few minutes later Collins was
shot and seriously wounded by Sam Bra
iii. who was a clerk in Morris store. The
trouble arose over a woman whom both
Morris and Collins we're infatuated with.
The parties are all white.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Rain nj Allentown.

ALLENTOWN. PA. July Hitch
r,ons- Allentown game postponed on ac-
count Of wet grounds.
LANCASTER July threading 'h's
afternoon punched hits on young Frazer
who becamc wild az critical times. Inc
neldinc Of the Maroons was also very
SLOW Reading played "A fine heldihs
game. Uoherty and Snyder eXcelling'
Wente and Ward played best for the To-
Gals who could not hit Fertsch effec-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
CAPTAIN ANDREWS FAILS.
His Attempt to Cross the Ocean in an
Open Boat Fails Through.

LIVERPOOL. July 1.-THE steamer
Folheiu which arrived in port yesterday
having on board Captain William a. An
drews who set out from Atlantic city,
y. j.. on june 18th. - cross the ocean in
a dory twelve feet in length. reports that
when of the banks Of Newfoundland the
watch noticed Andrews boat. The sea
was rough at the time and some difficulty
was experienced IN getting Andrews
aboard Andrews was semi-deliriOus and
replied 20 questions incoherently. lie
had evidently undergone much privation
and suffering. He has partially recov-
cred. al, S4hr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Boston. o: Pittsburg, >.

BOSTON. July 1.-THE Champions won
their third straight game from Pittsburg
to-day through the wiidness Of Sparks
and the magnificent fielding Of Hamilton.
The latter cut Off half a dozen long hits
and his base-running was excellent At
terdarce. 25Oo. Score: r. II. T..
Boston. ...O315OO00N-a 2 .
Pittburg.. . 100 3 00OO-5 Y 3
Batteries-Lewis and Clarke; Sparks
Honer and Bowerman. Umpires-Ems-
lie and Mcdonald. Time, l:40.
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At T s.

For locks and comfort on the
summer hotel veranda what
suit is equal to the White Flan-
mel? But it's only suitable for
perfect idIeness. If you 90 to
the post-office or smoke cigar
cite the suit will probab bly, get
a spot on it. The real honest,
trustworthy, delendabIe Suit
that is always gentlemanly in
appearance and becoming to
every kind and variety of man
is the Blue Serge-Sto.
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Wages Raised.

WOONSOCKET. r. l.. July 1.-THE
wages OF tho weavers al the Slatersville
Cotton Mills. IN North Smithied, have
been raised again previous increase.
which proved unsatisfactory led 10 a
strike and that demonstration was fol-
lowed by strike OF the Socialist en-
ployes because several Of their party
mad been discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

Summary: Earned runs-Lancaster. 3,
Reading. g. Two base hits-Ward, Leahy
Cockman. Home run-Ward. Sacrifice
hiis-Snyder %, Drauby. Stolen bases
SNYDER. Childs. Left on bases-Lancas-
ter. !. Reading. g. Struck out-Stroh CD,
Leidy. Cockman. Double plays-Ward
10 I.eahy 10 Wente ~. First base on
errors-Reading. 2. First base on balls
on Frazer. 4. of Fertsch. l. Wild pitch
Frazer. Umpire--Mullane. Time-1:35.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

WASHINGTON. July T.-Assistant-
Comptroller Mitchell has decided that a
family OF soldier who died during the
last war, while on his own or two months
furlough In anticipation Of his discharge
under order $50 Of the War Department.
Is not entitled 10 receive the one or two
months extra pay. or any part thereof,
as provided by act OF March g. 1899,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Seven Perishcd.

SEATTLE. WASH. July 1.-THE
schooner General Sigln. from Cooks In
let. Alaska. brings news Of the drowning
OF seven men al Turnagain Arm early in
june. They were crossing the Arm In a
small boat which was turned over by
Big tidal wave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Tribune to-day
prints revised figures gathered from cor
respondents throughout the country.
showing "a loss OF lii lives resultant from
the last Fourth Of July celebration. Some
of these died July 4th. others from in
Juries received then Lockjaw caused the
death OF So out OF the al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

CHICAGO. July IA special TO the
Tribune from Victoria, b. C.,says: THE
steamer Tees brings news Of the death
OF party of eleven prospectors by
drowning. near Windy Arm. Those known
TO have been lost are: Mr. and Mrs. Mills
OF ancouver, Mrs. Klunc and daughter,
and q young man named Howard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18

two innings. Casey's third-base play
was a feature. Attendance. $500.
Score: r. II. y.
BROOKLYN. .....OO51OO1 OK Is
chicago. .....02OO0O2 00-4 2
Batteries-Hughes and Mcclure; Garvin
and Donohue Umpires-Swartwood and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
An Infant Dead.

George Anthony, the infant son of Mr..
Charles W. and Mrs. Minnie l.. Har-
wood, died az 7:45 o'clock last night, at
the nome Of his parents, 1923 Floyd ave
nue.. aged six months. The funeral ar
rangoments nave not yet been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-18
Standing Oftbc Clubs.
Baltimore. 2-2f: Cleveland. 90.

BALTIMORE, July 17.-All around poor
work by the orioles, combined With
Hugheys excellent pitching gave Cleve-
land the first game at Union Park this
afternoon. Bates was the easiest kind Of
fruit for the orioles in the second game
and the contest soon developed into a
farce Schmidt and Bates exchanged
positions i'm the fifth. and the fusilade
stopped for just one inning. Attendance.
1,56l.. Score-frst game: r. II. +.
Baltimore. o.. ...2OO0O0O00- 7 3
Cleveland. g.. ......4O O2O1O-I Y
Batteries-Nops. Kitson and Crisham;
Hughey and Schreckongost. Time 2:o5.
ScOre-second game: r. II. +.
Baltimore. q. ....21G9 Ox-21 "A
Cleveland. .....O21 2OOO01 &c 70
Batteries-Howell and Robinson Bates.
Schmidt and Schreckongost. Empires
Lynch ana Connolly. Time $50.
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wIkeshnl.re. 1; Newnrs. ..

WILKEsBARRE. July lL-Newark won
from Wilkesbarre to-day. punching three
hits in the eighth inning. Both pitchers
were effective but the visitors did the
cleverest work in the field. Hardesty
AT second base, carried off the honors.
Seorq.