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New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
TILE RECORDS.

The Philadelphia team won its first victory on
Brooklyn soil at Washington Park yesterday, ana
It was the sort OF victory that the enthusiasts
across the Bridge do not relish. The visitors SIM
ply played championship baseball Of the best sort
and defeated the home team as II Hanlons men
were grass eaters from Canarse. 1t was no contest
at ALL the Quaker CITY men winning as they
pleased by the ridiculous score Of 10 to O. McJames
was batted IN every direction. and his support was
poor that Of Jennings and Smith being the worst
Mctames has been sinGularly unfortunate In MS
pitching this year. and it would seem that Manager
Hanlon was taking unnecessary chances In put
ting In the Doctor at this time, when hte race is
getting close. The defeat. coupled with the
double victory achieved by the champions at Bos-
ton lessons the lead of the home team In the race
for the pennant. Patt was a puzzle to the nome
batsmen at all times. and the half-dozen scattered
hits did not bring In a single run. The all around
work Of Mcfarland and Lajole was about az good
as has been seen here this season Philadelphia
scored in six OF the nine innings. Score:
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THE AMERICAN YACHT CLUBS FETE.

The American Yacht Club the evening OF
July o. Will hold Illuminated water fete. at
Milton Harbor, on the Sound, near the village Of
Rye The AFFAIR promises to be exceedingly brilliant
and enjoyable 1t is 10 be styled Venetion water
fete Some clever and original ideas in decorating
the boats will be displayed. The members OF the
club have gone into the plan with considerable en-
thusasrn and no doubt there will be some little
rivalry among the owners OF the various boats
clubhouse last Saturday. c. Stewart Schenck was
asked be chairman of the evening.
In a circular addressed the members of the
club he has asked them for their hearty co-opera-
LIN
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SPRING LAKE BEACH GOLF CLUB.

Spring Lake Beach July 10 (SpeciaD.-The cot
tagers at this place have organized the Spring
Lake Golf and Country Club. with ii e following
officers: President. Lemuel f. Wells, Of Phiadel-
phia: vice-president. II. ". Rolin; secretary and
treasurer Charles l.. Taylor and directors. Harri-
Townsend a. +. Jamison. G.. A. Worral ana
william S. Freeman Jonathan II. Blackwell and
Frederick r. Taylor. The new clubhouse and links
are located on the Old Homestead farm. which Is
most admirably adapted for tho purpose. The links
and clubhouse have been placed in the hands Of the
following committees: Greens Committee. Harrison
Townsend. A. +. Jameson, G. A. WorraH and
Frederick p. Taylor and House and Entertaining
Committee Mrs. Harrison Townsend. Mrs s. r.;
Ure, Mrs. William l.. Abbott, Miss Audenried and
KIrkhridp
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NGm&mn&4
An InCarnate
MandamuS

HE stock chief-dcspotic, relentless
sort of Darius the Mede. He is the
6ete-noirt of the buyers, terror to evil
managers, slayer of profits. destroyer OF
peace. In the business an Ishmaelite,-
every mans hand against him,-but essen
tial to every large retail concern.
1t is this fellow that, by commotion and
agitation, keeps our store so hustling and
buzzing that our news columns blossom
daily with stories of goods that delight, and
prices that are joy to you-often a grief
to US.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
THE TAPPAN ZEE REGATTA.

The Tappan Zee Yacht Club Of Nyack. held a
successful regatta yesterday. Five boats were en-
tered from the Yonkers Corinthan Yacht Club
and one from the Yonkers Club. Three of the
Corinthian boats proved winners in their respective
classes. The Owl. owned by Commodore Crabbe,
received a special prize OF silver loving cup for
leading the fleet of twenty boats home. John
DcksOn's Ann and Gabriel Reevs's Nan III were the
other Yonkers winners
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Phladelphia ...............1 o I-IV
Earned PHILADELPHIA g. Three base hit--Dele-
hanty Two-base hits-Delehanty 2) Cross FIRST base
on Philadelphia. 4. Brooklyn. Left on bases
Philadelphia, IL Brooklyn. g. struck out-By McJames
g. by Piatt 3 Sacrifice hlts-Thomss, Jennings. stolen
bases-Thomas Iajoe Flick Jennings Base on balls
BY McJames !: by Patt. 4. Double plays-lajoie ana
Cooley Jennings and Anderson ~. Passed ball-Mctar-
land Time II game-2:i0 Umpres-Iynch and Con-
molly. Attendance-2.700 700.
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Bristol. r. L. July l0-The steamer St Mchaers
tender Of the yacht Columbia. arrived here to-day
with the Defenders steel BOOM which was bent
Saturday in the accident with the Columbia.
The DOOM which is considerably damaged. will be
repaired quickly possible. but II s uncertain
how long a time will be required. possibly the
sections Of the boom may have 10 be taken apart
and straghtened separately
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END OF CHESS TOURNAMENT.

LAsKER WINS JANOwsKr PILrSBuRY AND
MAROCZY DIVIDE SECOND THIRD AND
FOURTH PRIZES
London, July 10-These results were recorded at
the evening session: Janowski lost to Stninitz.
Cohn to Blackburne. Bird to Mason, Tschgorn TO
Tinsley and Lee to Maroczy.
The adjourned games resulted as follows: ia
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WASHINGTON. I; BALTIMORE. l.

Washington. July 10.-The Senators won to-day
by hard hitting and fast fielding. Mercer wild
al times. but Baltimore could not after se-
curing free passes 10 first. Sagles fielding was Of
a sensational character. Attendance 2.021 The
score follows:
r. II. F.
Washington ..........0 0 0 II II
baltimore ............O 0 0 . o 0 O-1 2
Batteries-Mercer and Kittrdge: Kitson Nops and
Girls
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but you want TO look out for poison Ivy IL is
particularly prevalent In certain districts this year
Cherries are ripe however, and wheelmen are
having n royal time in gathering them. The fruit
is luscious and nnc this year. and along many OF
the roads the farmers have left ladders standing
beside the trees, II inviting the tourists 10 he'p
themselves.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
CINCINNATI. 4: PITTSBURG,

Pittsburg. July 10.-The Pit;sburgs lost because
they could not hit when needed. In the fifth inning
Smith was injured and Philips was sent to right
field. fIawey going the rubber The hits of
IIoffer were made when hits meant runs. Attend
ance, $500 The score follows:
Pittsburg ..........O o 0 . o o o O-3
Cincinnati ...........0 % o x-4
Ba,teries-Foner and schriver; Hawley Philips ard
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'Pued up after a poor start.
Time-i:2s.
Start very bad driving by a head; three lengths
between second and third.
SIXTH RACT2-Handicap .,eeplcchase: 5000 added. Full
H. W Smiths b. g King T. BY Kinglike =.
Revolt. G l45 n. .tM. SMITH W -
F Gehharh's ch. < Peron 4. 1875 Hector) 2S-l o-l
W. {. Hayess ch. g. Trillon aged 165 = :,
psconic 154 .............. (Cochranel o 10 30
Beckv Rolfe : i36. .Hiennessy) 15-1 2-l
Time-5:Cazs
Won ridden by a length and half dozen lengths
between second and third.
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Tor other sports seo recond page,
INCREASED ITS CAPITAL STocK

Albany. July io-The National Casket Con,n,,,
Of New-York city. to-day fled with the secre,s,,
Of State certificates Of extension OF It's busines.
crnsslng It's capital stock from 10000 IN 300
also increasing the number OF trustees from 49,
70 thirteen. The amount Of capital stock palS III, -
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

" NJ Griscom. president of the Marine and Field
Club has offered golf cup to be competed for by
members under rather novel conditions. The time
during which may be returned for 1t VIII
last until October being composed Of ten periods
OF ten days each. Only one score may be returned
In any one period. the winner each time being cred
tied with 3 points. the second man points p,,s
best players will meet at thirty-six holes. match
y and me n1s with W ended o yeerday the
first three men were Arthur p Clapp. S1mOI d.
L. Fuller 12-2i-Ss and " NJ Garland $500
T. C. Servos who was one OF the Florida profess
sionals during the winter has been engaged by the
Deering Golf club OF Maine for the present season
Tho club was started year ago with about thirty
members, and now has nearly one hundred Inc
course is nne-hoo one, having Il Playing uls-
tance OF 900 yards.
Miss Grlscom. the Philadelphia girl who took
such a prominent part in the womens champion
ship at Ardsey last fall. has sailed for England ant
will not appear in the team matches arranged by
the Philadelphia clubs Just now there is some talk
Of n meeting between the Morris County and PhilaI
delphla women on the Morris County HnKs' INKS ana ana
are Mrs Walter H. Gorham, the Misses Cassatt,
the Misses Maule. Miss DaVids' MISS hui'n burt
and Mrs. Caleb Il OK
The Richmond Hill Golf Club, Long Island
which IS perhaps known than It deserves to be-
has made gratifying progress In the last Twelve
months The course consists Of nine holes. embrac-
ing a Total OF COO yards and two OF the holes In
rarticuar the ffth and sixth, call for a player s
hest skill The links now arranged run as IOl-
lows: lS yards 3O l7S $780, 400. 44O. 40, 2VZ ana 49,
The Clifton Golf Club has arranged the following
matches for the remainder OF July
July 15-Handicap, eighteen holes. medal play
against boyle. a., -, .o,.. ,o.aoI
play. . ~ - c, ra u r,ov.rs
July 29-Men's foursome handicap, eighteen holes
medal play
In q foursome match played at the Crescent Ath-
letic Clubs links yesterday between j. c. Powers
and George Low the Dyker Meadow professional
| and W NJ Campbell and James Ieign, the Crescent
| professional the former pair won by score or
l up The cards were:
Campbell and Low:
Out .................9 -
Powers and Laign;
out .................6 8 5-i3
In ....................5 . 6 . 3 o o 6-5O-93
The Yountakah Golf Club. of Nutley. y. j., has
elected these officers: President, w. S. Benson;
| nrst vce-president Colonel II. G.. Prout; second
vice-presdent; @. Trowbridge Holliser; secretary,
| A. r. Rice; financial secretary, Percy Jackson:
| treasurer. {. II. Ray.
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MIXED FoURsoMEs AT FAIRFIELD.

Only one more contest remains to be decided IN
the foursome series for the VicePresidents Cup at
the Fairfield County Golf Club, OF Greenwich, Conn
Thus far Mr.. Bond and Mrs Alexandra lead with
a total of points while Findlay S. Douglas and
Mrs Palmer are second with 3 points. In the last
competition held on Saturday the results were
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
NETWORKS LOSE TWICE TO BOSTON.

Boston, July 1O.-The champions took both games
from the New-Yorks to-day, the first by brilliant
fielding. and the second through great batting by
Tenney. The second game was vastly exciting, as
tho visitors tied the score IN the seventh and II
took two extra innings to decide the contest Ham
itOn's two hagger and terrific drive by Tenney
settled the contest Attendance. $500 The scores:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
GENEsEE WINS AT CHICAGO.

Chicago, July I0.-The Genesee, the Rochester
boat, won the second trial yacht race to-day by
u minutes In the contest for selecting challenger
for the Canadian cup. The Prairie came In second
and the Josephine third. The course was nine miles
windward and return.
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ND@RTS ~N0@ ~~1
w~O OSpsRVSNEN
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING-Rrighton Beach Racing Asso-
citation. Brighton Beach. 2:3O p m
GOLF.-Team match. st: Marks Sonoos ot
Of Southboro against st. Pauis S'nooi "a
Concord Morris County COLI Cluo'
LAWN Notwithstanding championships
Niagara on -the-Lake. ontario.
p.cERAI1.-Rrooklyn against ST. Louis
washington Park Brooklyn. 4 p. m.
sHOOTING.-Parkway Gun Cluo' Dexter
Park
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Point standing TO date: Mr.. Bond and Mrs Alex
andre ) points: Mr.. Douglas and Mrs. Palmer.
3 points: Mr.. Mason and Miss K. Rowland,
points: Mr.. and Mrs. Montieth, / point.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston. 2 York. o hrst game).
Boston. 6: New-York. second game).
Philadelphia. 10: Brooklyn. o.
Washington. I. Baltimore. |.
Cincinnati. 4 Plttsburg. 3.
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AUSTRALIANS vs.. MIDLAND COUNTIES.

birmingham July l0-The Australians, in the
cricket match which began here to-day against
eleven representing the Midland counties We're all
out I'm their first Innings for 1872 runs. The Mid
land counties team all out In their first Inn
ings to-day, for ls5 runs.
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GOLF.
ST MARKS TEAM WINS FROM NORRIS
COUNTY BY BIG ODDS

An interesting match was played yesterday on
the Morris County links between the st. MARK
School tee m and n picked team from the Morris
County Club The Browning School, OF this city
had arranged to meet the ST. Marks team, but at
the last moment word was received that the former
would be unable 10 appear. and team OF nome
plavers was substituted The result was victory
for the ST. Marks boys by score of to z. sum
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

becoming more popular with golfers across the
Bridge End the Monday tournaments there are
well supported. Yesterday number OF good scores
were returned the best being that OF j. NJ. Mitchell;
who won first place from scratch. with a card or
90 Some OF the leading cards were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
FIRST GAME.

totals q. % 3 827 II II ToaIs " = II 2
Boston ......................1 x-3
New-York ...................O o o o o o 0 o %
Earned Un-Boston TwO-base hlts-Grady, Duffy.
Stolen bases-Ifamilton. Lowe. Sah 2). Double play
Van Haltren and Doyle First base bals-By Lewis.
by Seymour. G. Struck out-By Lewis. g. by SeymO
Passed ball-C;rady. Dltch-Seymour Time Of
Umpires-Emslie and Smith.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
TENNIS.

WHITMAN DEFEATS LARNED IN THE MID
DIE STATES TOURNAMENT AT ORANGE.
Idea, tennis weather brought out throng Of
spectators to witness the finish Of the champion
shin match IN the Middle States lawn tennis tour
nament az Orange, n. j., yesterday afternoon
The crowd completely surrounded the court, and
az the rail were four in hands. runabouts and traps
filed with partisans OF the young Harvard giant
Champion Mac" Whitman, or the veteran, W. A.
Larned.
The followers Of the latter were doomed TO dis
appointment however, as Whitman defeated
Iarned in thirteen games which ended the match
and made whitman the holder of the title and
trophy for the second consecutive year.
The veteran Orange Club player started well by
going TO the net and smashing the ball at every
opportunity. Whitman soon stopped this by driving
the ball deep In his opponents court. and forced
Larned to keep TO the base line At critical points
the Harvard man changed his speed from fast TO
slow with frequency. BY this sort OF play he was
successful in pulling out six OF the seven deuce
This evidently worried Larned. and his play was
exceedingly ragged and he constantly drove the ball
beyond the side lines. In the Latter part OF the
match the champion coaxed Larned up TO the net
only 10 pass him cleverly when lie got there.
Larneds backhand stroke appeared to better ad-
vantage Than did Whiman's. but the latter made
Al no time during the play did Larned gain on the
safe style adopted by Whitman.
The score by games follows
FIRST SET.
whitman ...........................l 1-6
Larned y " U u VI
SECOND SET
IArnei ......................I o / o 10
THIRD SET.
T1pn.% wH,%'n .:...l ,.....:........2l d-s %
FOURTH SET.
whitman ''.'.'.'..'.''''.'.' .'''....V .
Larned ............................l o %
The interrupted final in doubles between the Yale
and colt Harvard pairs and also the Paret-Ward
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intercity match will be played on at Lo1gwood
during the tournament. Yesterdays scores follow;
Championship singles challenge round)-M D. whit
hoder) beat W. A. Larned (challenger) VI ~
ca. c.
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burne Dcae bacbA
The tournament ended therefore as ,ouo-..
Lasker received the first prize OF 81 2sO: Janowsrs
fourth prizes, each man receiving s57s' aiu ana
was hfih 20 Blackburne sixth $50; Tschrort,snr
ninth and final prize Sio0 ~ 'iaSon,
Ihe records % OF the players at the end o. N.
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SECOND GAME.

WINNING made with one out
Boston ................0 Is
New-York .............O o 0 0 o o O-5
Earned runs-Boston, 3; New-York. T. Two base hits
Hamilton. Long Nichols Home runs-Doyle, Tenney.
stolen base-Steh Double plays-Doyle. Davis. Gleason
and Doyle First balls-By Nichols. p by Car
rick l. Hit by pitched ball-Stahl. Struck out-By
Nichols 2 Tlme-2:1O Umpires-Enlslie and Smith.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

Thank US for this chance only indirec,ly-the credit
for the bargain is due to the manufacturer who gave to
CRASH SUITINGS AND .a,,. U.s. ms moav'' we
OTHER FABRICS 60" g.. -. 80 3, Nv '-'
REDUCED PRICES f'Ig Is. axe ,oaS yI0ugn its, ~,
half his fixed price for 10, of crash suings that you
will like at sight They firm, smooth honest sors
all but Iny as TO weight, all but iron TO In
pretty color mixtures and 90 inches wide For &c. yard
instead Of the customary 20c. yard of early summer
time
Other record Of current dress goods history:
At &C. yd-5OOO yards fine printed Bstl,te pretty de-
signs Of figures. stripes and flowers. This seasons
GG and l?'2S qga.e d,as sc, o,,or.a fancy N.a,, :,
two weaves; favorites for shirt waists This seasons
Al i5c ydE4ooO yards irish printed Dlmities
designs Of figures and stripes This seasons 2'c.
Main Aisle from Broadway Rourda-
Amos. as lustrous as fine silk, and much mere dura-
ble Toile du Nerd is made in Germany Of fine spun
,o,rr mr. Nopn linen threads and cotton. The
tOILE ~ FtDDIc tG latter is used to Tighten the
AN iDEAL crc weight, not to cheaper, and is
FON "A4o4o not seen. Most desirable for
shr. waists becoming even more lustrous in laundering
At two prices
2sc yd-checks ard stripes; 70 attractive patterns.
85c yd-sold colors. checks and stripes in 90 designs
This quality Is reduced from 45c
Tenth street.
Lightweight jackets for Summer r-tne energenda
with most of their prices halved. Trim, fsshonsh
>.-r,, jackets that look fetching above the Sum
,.C,Irc mer skirt. All styles, dashng sedata
in a variety Of colors, from quiet blues ans
grays to Haunting green and red; EtOns and fy~
fronts Many imported all silkined. Pricesi
$40 values up 20 $50 . iA4
si3 values 10 SO.
Second Floor. Broadway
Our embroideres were in SETS several widths OF
edgings and insertions. Popular favor occasoned raid
FINE EMpNOtDLNiTo d 1y1ICIte ties reduced half, We
hAL' iN4OH' make their prices corre-
spond Nainsook cambria and Swiss muslin edgngs,
in handsome designs, simple ornate durable through
laundernps. offered al exactly
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11
BASEBALL.
BOSTON GAINS ON BROOKLYN IN THE
LEAGUE RACE.

THE HOME TEAM RECEIVES ITS WORST DEFEAT
OF THE SEASON ~ BRooKLYN-hJAMEs HIT
HARD AND HIS SUPPORT POOR.
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The Yountakah Golf Club. of Nutley. y. j., has
elected these officers: President W. S. Benson;
nrst yice-presldent Colonel II. G.. Prout; second
vice-presdent; @. Trowbrdge Holster secretary,
A. r. Rice; financial secretary, Percy Jackson;
trea aslrer {. II. Ray
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

Returning wheeling tourists who have not made a
careful study Of botany present peculiar sight
TO their friends Leaving the wheel and wandering
through woods and dales these days Is pleasant,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

C,pAIDING BICYCLES AND ATHLETIC SUPPLIES
- A q. sPALDIHG BROS, l26 Us Nassau 81
sPAI.rING & BIDWELI. 1888 W. 42d 81.
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7. c. servos who one OF the Florida profes-
slonals during the winter has been engaged by the
Deering Golf club OF Maine for the present season
Tho club was started year ago with about thirty
members and now has nearly one hundred Inc
course is n nine-hoo one having a playing dls-
tance OF 300 yards.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

r,TARP Wheel. co. 2Sd St and Lexington Ave-
- Psrnes Ouakers stormers. Tires. sl.23 up.
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T1oPE MFG. CO., - Warren st.-columba- Hartford
i and Vedette bicycles.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

vyASGUARD cYCLEs.-CHARIEs BRUSH. 5S Warren
~ 81 Built for service. s25. 1885, s40 $50 sia
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

easily by half length; two lengths between eec
ond and thrl.
FIFTH RACE-selIing; 5000 added. Seven furonss
New-York tribune., 1899-07-11

Classics Of English literature in handy volume size, at
tractively bound in cloth well printed on good paper
,oo,,c Published at 40c. Choose
POCAh1-oI|E oOONo from this list and many
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-13

of Auburn, are at Peaks island for the
summer.
Mrs. James Bnllick of Montreal Is the
guest of Mrs. True, Thomas street. Miss
Payson gave family dinner at the Gsm
OF the Bay Tuesday in honor Of Mrs.
Bullick and her own guest, Miss Hunting
ton.
Mr.. j. @. Warehouse of Bryan, Ohio.
a native and OLD resident of this. city, is
now in the East visiting Mr.. A. ).
Chapman of Bethel. Mr.. Waterhouse
served with MIR. Chapman in the Civil
war, as members of the Seventh Maine
battery and lprlor to the war was in the
employ of the Grand Trunk as telegraph
operator stationed in this city and also
at South Paris. North Stratford, n. H.,
i and other places.
Miss Harriet Bradley of New York city
| Is at the Sherwood.
| Mrs. George Moore is the guest for the
week of Mrs. Edward Jones of West
street..
Miss Lynch of Washington, ID. O., hal
1 gone from Cape May to Brownheld. Miss
Dunlap of Washington came with hel
and after spending week with Mis-
MacGowan at the George r. Davis cot
tage ON the Cape, will join Miss Lynch Il
Brown field.
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-13

Judge Strout has been at Biddeford
Pool to adjust the long-standing boun-
dairy dispute between the Browns and
Frothinghains.
Capt. Butler and Driver Heiber of the
chemical and Engineman Loring'of En-
gins .. ara having their vacation Hose
man Rowe and Engineman Wiggin have
returned from their two weeks outing.
Driver Sawyer OF, Hosa 8 is still cut on an
enforced extension Of leave, being in
jured by an accident.
The case Of John @. Spiers vs.. John p.
Lowell Arms company has been. decided
In favor Of the defendant In the Superior
Court in Boston.
For the four weeks ending July 10
there were in Portland 81 deaths. against
81 for the corresponding period last year.
Three cases Of scarlet fever. eight of
diphtheria and two of typhoid fever were
reported in the same time.
Harry CIayes. who fell at the United
States hotel. il very i'll at the Maine GEN
elal hospital with uremia.
The annual field day of the Portland
Young Women's Christian association,
Will be held at Old Orchard. July 81.
All are cordially invited. The speakers
are Miss Harriet Taylor, Miss Efiie K.
Price and Miss Bertha Condo and Madame
Barakat. tine most prominent workers
in the International association.
The labor commissioners enjoyed the
harhor yesterday, dining at the Granite
Spring hotel, spending the afternoon at
Peaks and rsturning In time for the eve
ming traln.to Augusta.
The picnic Of AfcAha lodge, I. o. g.
T.. at Rlyerton. has besn postponed for
lone week, until July 20.