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DE La Sale I~n,tItute Games.

The twelfth annual spring games o' the De Ia
Sale Institute A. A. were held at Columbia Field
yesterday afternoon. H. Connolly was the star per
former q the day. carrying on the gold champion
ship medal with a total OF Is points. lie lowered the
scholl T,cord In he ,hot,p put by 5 feet and in the
hammer by 7 feet, summaries
5O.ysrd Dash. Junior-Ftnal heat won by J.
stafford; Z ya,ds ! WIZ : yard, second; a: MI
iicoeY.td Dash: Junior 70 Final heat won by, r.
Rlesgo, scratch: ", Hogan, Jr, Ia yards, second j.
Dwyet, Ia yards, third F GOODWIN, sc'atch. fourth.
"'5WO. Yard bash. senior Final heat won by II. Con-
| nelly. 1 yards; r Schleuter. scratch, second, J.
Keller. ! yard, thlrd, 7. Thorp, : yards fourth.
SI.Yard Hurdle Race. Junior Won by W. Hogan.
| sey, 5 yards, third; j Amezaga, ! yard fourth
a2O.Yard Run, s~enior-Dcad heat between F.
schleuter, scratch, and J Ih9Ip, ) yards: 7 ihorR'
Time. IS seconds. J. 1horp won on the toss Of ii
ago Yard Run, Junior -Flual heat Won by \
Dempsey, scratch, !h!rd, |. Hurley scratch, fourth
One. Hall Nile Bicycle Rae. final heat
Won BY y. Moo,an scratch NJ; i1cElryi .cis,sh'
second + Go"d MN iC THIIi. ,9Id; II, c, ISS.'san'
sI1-Yard Dash Won By j.. Thorp, g yards. J
KrreleL scratch. second; q bohery. ; yards. third;
one Nile bicycle Rect-won By y DAILY; 3 Yards;
! V. IAppc, .cratch second. 7 Mcehal y yards,
third r Delaney 81 yards fourth. 1lAr' minutes
81 as seconds.
22O.Yard Hurdle Rqce-Wor By j. ThoTp. scratch;
II. Connolly, scratch, 'econG' T. Reid, ! yards.
third T.. Fhnelly, G yards, fourth. Time. 80 50 sec
ond>.
ssnYsrd Run Won by r. Allen, Scntch; V.
IIDpe, ~ yards, second. I NrehAn. scratch, third.
r. Clayton, ~ yards, fourth Time. : minutes 20 4o
seconds
intcTclaSs Relay Race-Won by First Science, r.
Schleuter. q. Doherty, j, Murphy, j, keeicr: ftSI
Academic, second. Time. | minute as 50 sec
ond>,
Putting the i2 Pound Shot Won by IL Connolly,
scratch; 7 ThOrp, 2 feet : inches, second; r. Allen, .
| feet. third j. Thorp. ) feet, fourth. DINtanc". ~ feet
! Inch,
p Schiruter. scraich. second j. Keller, scratch,
third. r Mseh,n. / foot, fourth Actual distance, ~
feet ! inchc,.
Runnlng High Jump-won by + Schleuier.
scratch, L. fanclly, q Inches, second, T. klik. .
Inches, third I. Acehan. 4 inches. fourth heighI
5 feet 2l3 inches
Throwing the u Pound Hammer-Won BY =. Con,
| nelly. scratchJ J. Keeler. 30 feet, second i Ihorp; 20
feet. third: J. Thorp. IS feet, fourth. Distanee. $40
| feet
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jersey city Club Mus, Give Up It. Grounds.

The game yesterday between Jersey City and
Newark ended Jersey CITY In the Atlantic League.
when the season began a syndicate OF Phi,a
rrntal 81 $500 trt the seiSpn, md pfomi,-d 10 make
the necr SShty Improvements thereon preparatory 10
the opening ms was delayed from week to week,
the club In the meantime having IS game transferred
10 tn" other tow ne u the circuit When the team Ar
rived home nothing Ind been done toward putting the
grounds In shave, ueithcr had any payment been
made In tine rrut Aft-t having permitted two games
u he played between NeWark and jersey City with
out any money IN sight, the owners Of the grounds
notified Manager Mills " the jersey CITY Club yes.
terday To cancel all further games sch, dulrd, AS the
league would not De PERMITTED to use the ground any
longer. The situation Is equally a. bad In Newark.
and II Is said iha, both clubs will be Transferred,
jersey city 70 Wiml rion and Newark TO Atlantic
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Polo.

HEMPsrEAD, May A-The second Meadow
Brook and Rockaway polo teams played for the
Hampstead cups on the grounds OF the Meadow
Brook club to-day. The Rockaways played in
fine form from the start and easily defeated the
home team Notwithstanding that thoy allowed
them a handicap OF 1--WE goals Tho fine work
OF Rene La Montague, the youngest player on
The game was played without u foul or a pen
atty. The positions played wcre<
Meadow Hrook-C II Mack,y, ,; J ". Appleton,
4. Robert Stevens, . II . BOkmsn, 3 Total, ~.
'R6ckaway-W 4. H,aatd, ;: r D Savage, 4
Franz I. Conoyer, IT.. 6. r. La Montague, 4.
Total H.
Rockaway- Goals earned. 49, Meadow Brook
Goals earned. !; allowed by handicap, 5. Total
score -Rockaway Is: Meadow Brook, ..
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Harness Horses bring Good Prices at ueve-
land.

, ... ri. r,.r.u., n, IN.
CLEVELAND May - -uoou phceN p'tNa'e' Il
second day oi the Fa,ig. Upton Company sale y'Stcr'
d,,. uy,, az. hundred horses were sold. and Eastern
uay '''' W No'' $50 ~
turlmen were Tue lesllhs putcha>t.N ueo's, w.
Norton OF i'o,tph Miue w sdIstN, pu.SueN otr,'p"s
said that he represented a prominent Boston 'ra'ne''
Tile 'd!cs over soDo were.
BaroIlie. b O, By Baron Wilkes-L Lambert. BY
Daniel Lambert Richard curtis. Lexington $500
indian, tiIrL, br m. by Rensselaer, MiktS-
Edna b. Indianapolis; 4. X. are North
Held. MINI ~. 800
Bag B. Dr. Z BY Spr~ eseis-Ctrdcacr, by
hcntucNy Wilkes. 4. NJ. kclar, Cleveland $50
d. RoIlnsun. b <, by Eagle lAfi AiamOut,
by tIridront Chairs amer. Cleveland 755
Msfy d., Oh. by Young Jim Rosa clay, by
American CAV: T.. II Damon. Rochester. .. I,62o
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Iock,v, Nsh.r aud Ransch each rode two winners
n, Morris PARK Yesterday The latter - a new comrt
attached TO the kerne stable and Judged by his recent
foun, is one Of the best Of the young crop
While riding Approval IN a brooklyn Handicap
tti.l al Inc Sheepsnead Bay r~acritack Yesterday
nnrntng Luclen Lyme was carried Into the fence and
Sustained u double fracture OF tWr reg Inc nurse
escaped with u scratch.
CHICAGO. May - -Hacing may not begin at the
hawthorne track next Monday as T. now iLtendcd
pr..,dcn, Jorr, ol the Town BOARD OF cicero. In
which the Hawthorne truck IL located. declares he
will not perm!l beuing at the trAck aud without betting
formulate A plan 10 be followed next Monday, when
the r~acrt.ack will be opened toIhe public Tor Inc arss
time this season
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RESULTS on OTHER TRACKS.
At Lakeside.

CHICAGO, May 2i.-Mon wayman startled the
racing or,clals and th' form follower, at LAKESIDE to,
day by winning the second race from , held Of fair
platter lis last, out, hr finished last in a ncld Of
nue. he same class AVID the Judges concluded lo re-.
fuse his entry h~rrenftsr. Whymhn was not backed
hsre. witch TACT ,aved Lt- owners from suspenslcn.i II
i, said The racing Was spirited. although there
were few horses with any claim 10 elias, nthe pro-
grammr. Two favuritrs won. summary.
First RAce-four ard q hall funongs- Harry
Hare los tNewcJml. 4 TO !. won. lnviekuS,
100 ii. Miller, 70 |, second; Loan. 100 IT knight.
. 10 2, third. Time. O:3bbr
seonnd Race-One mile and an eighth Monk War
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Rowling.

As many persons ~ could gain admission TO Thum
q Kahlsdorfs alleys witnessed The roll ~ OF the tie
for the championship OF THE Sun Individual tourna.
msnt between frhrbach and VOORHEES, last night
The score,
FIRST GAME.
=. 5. u. Score. 5 s. B. Score.
VOORHEES, . 4 y 1913 LehIblch = 225
sECOSD GAME.
VOORHEES, 2 8 0 1914 Lchrbach.4 Q 20S
THIRD GAM
VOORHEES,. 3 : u lgl Lehrblch.l lsg
Missed spares -Lhrbach, 2
FOURTH GAME.
voorheis,s I : l5 Lehrbach.6 4 223
Missed spare-VOorhsls
Average PET Fame = VOORHEES,, isoh. Lehrbaeh
pDt umplne- Frederick Clineh. seorss-N b.
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Trial, OF the Brooklyn Handicap Candidates,

The nnal work Of the Brooklyn Handicap candi,
dates took place yesterday under favorable auspices
Eth,lbert's trial Of one mile and a quarter nrv,r has
been beaten, except by TroubadOur, who Teelcd o' the
distance In avn. EtnelOerts time was ::p7 80,
A., lean Persui, 2IIia KinIey Mack. 2Ogsa: Imp,
sIIL,; Survivor, crH'2 Samaritan ard Strait!
conan, i2la Approval covered a mile in -
'r,aIrer W. Rogers worked In MuTrhy's
ttrnt coli Rafarllo before daylight H. had
boys stationed NJ The poles with lanterns. vho
..y,nv Their, as tn horst pa SSed, The mile was done
in Il and one mile aud a quarter In 2.U0ll.
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The RECORD.
pIrrsBrRo. 8. BROOKLYN

p,rrser II May % -Pittsburg won the last
.ams If the BROOKLYN series 10y a sensational
ka,,ins rally in the ninth and tenth innings
"a !" Lint r5lndS Kennedy pitched almost per-
is"uv' eiyius only one base on balls ana allow
Inc iArpe hlt>. and as the Champions had aiour-
49, re ieei Ia. seemed certain to add another
,ic,ory To- his list Williams and Wagner
,in,,.d IN the ninth, and after Cooley fouled
cuf' Ritchey hit scored Pittsburgs first, run
sTi aroused Ii" %rooters. S%chriyer balteu LOT
Arlr Itnmer had fouled out, PhilIippi MT for
two ba,rs, tying the score uBrlen scored the
WANING run in the tenth on his own single ana
HI. bv VILLAINS and Wagner. Tho score:
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At Newport.

CINCINNATI, May .A.-The attendance was g.oodd'
the ira ok fast At Newport to-day, Secretary l.. Z.
Hopper OF the American Turf Congress, who IL also
SECRETARY OF the latbnia Jockey Club, to-day was
nouned that h. d. Curly" Brown had been rein
stated BY the Board u Appeals Of the congress
III, board consists OF George Long OF Louisville,
Judge Perkins Of Coyington, and Col {. Clay oi
Paris. Ky. There WAS One dissenting vote. sum
maries.
First Race-Four iurlongs-Clara David. 9s WED
de strand. ) 60 won; Margrei r. loi Mason. .
u /. second; Emma l.. l02 ,Robey). 10 to !. Third.
Time, o. ave-
Second Rsce-ont mile and a quarter Eitholin. 100
dJolandj, ) To |, won; NlIg'e 0, l04 Mas onl, even,
second, Atantus, 10, tDupee', IS TO 3. third Time
2OsA.
Third Race-Seven Marguerite Hage
man. los (Bgland ? to . won, Lagrange. 10 Wed
dersirand', 10 second: Flop, 1907 Mason. y to ;
third. Time. i:27a
Fourth Racc-Six furlonvS George, 1903 Wan.
camp. ; to 5. won; The star Of Bethlchem. iO7
lMichaels. 4 TO /. second, koenig. 100 Wedder
strand. A TO !. ihird. Time. ia.
Flnh Race-Fout furlong $ queen Lite. l0a 30
land 10 10. won; Virginia 7, OS Harshbetgef,, 4
TO |, second, Grac,e h. lO4 Nancamp'. o to |. third
Time. u.I8la
! Ska Rac"-Onr mile and a six,centh-Pete
Duryra, 100 tIiarShb-Tgetl, IS 20 !. won; Belle OF
orleans, 81 OWcGdcr, tfahd', 6 TO >, Second Dram
burg. Ill Mason. to 3. third. Time. l;4sa.
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tkocnc,ter Providence, 10; Rochester, ).
10, II 'i,,fen! y VI Montreal IA: Hartford, IS.
wv Hartford, 10. Montreal. 6.
M2yi-clsr- Syracuse, >. Springfield.
n,p",rio \ M.-NOrceser. .: Toronto, 0.
Ph Toronto. 6; Worcester. 4.
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baseball Games To-day.


NATIONAL LEAGUF AND AMERICAN ASSOCfATiON.
Brooklyn Al Chicago. New York at Pitsburg,
Boston a, Cincinnati, Philadelphia at ST Louis.
EASTERN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Reading at Philadelphia: Elmira at wilkes. Barre:
Scranton at Allentown.
OTHER VI
Williams VS.. Dartmouth, at Wlilia mStOwn.
Franklin aud Marshall vs.. Bucknrll, at Lancaster.
University q New York vs.. University Of Mary
land. at Sew York.
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Interstate League,

A. Mansfield Mansfield. o: Columbus. 2,
a. New CASTE New castle. :; Wheeling, g.
q, a9lng NIown Young Stown. H.. Toledo, 4.
A'f0H Neyne-FoTt Wayne. 10; Dayton, 1.
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New York State League.

N,osseso-oSHego, 7, B~inghamton, Q.
H,,T,"eheCtady- Schentctady. 5; Albany. 5.
samt- roy, &. Utica, 1.
NHome Rome. 10. Cortland s.
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AT JERSEY CITY
American League.

~ Cleveland CAlcag :; Cleveland. 5.
q, ueyr'-D"'-li y, Milwaukee Z.
A. b4'al'- Buffalo. o. Kansas CITY, &.
Al Hdla1apol' Minneapolis. 8. indianapolis. 2.
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Connecticut State League.

4, Ivy Haven New Haven 0. Norwich, g.
I, nuascpor-Bntgsp0r ;: New London, 4.
a, h>o!-br.'tOi, :. Derby. ..
~ waterbury W ate bury II: Mehden, Q
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TORONTO, day g. -Eigh,een thousand people, az
tended The opening day ~ the Onihtio Jockey Cup
spring meeting 10 day This was ne larg 81 crowd
ever a, a horse tn ce In Canada. Lord Mimic. Governor
General u Canada; lsdy. Min!o.a many Amefl.
cans and a notable gathering ~ Canadians were
present The big event OF, the DAY was me
race Tor the " mems Plate Tor province
bred horses fot n purse OF MY. gulneas given
By Queen Victoria with 81 90" added. This waS won
rs j. r. SeagfAm'S bay hDrs" Dam Dr, IN J !. brNI
tine, but one, TOT that race. he tack was SLOW To-
day The record fJr the queens Plate Is2lS. Sra
Rrhm has won the race nine years In succession, rA'
ccpt last ysar. favorites won In only Two races
First Race-Thre. quarters OF a mile - N Jersey llb
nraIsI. even, won; PhataOh, 40 tPowcfsl, IL ~ l.,
second Expelled, i05 IF. Weber. third Tine
Second Race-Hali a mlle-Ethrl Wheat. i2o
Powers, s 10 /, won: Splash, 40 lBOlnndl. TOTO J.,
secoTd. Sim. 10 GHowelD, 2 10 >. third. Time
Third Race - one mil. and a sisteenth-Allc Farley,
lOh ia. Weber, p 10 |. won; TUpmast. 10 tNillcil,
to /, second; Erwin, l03 3D. Martin. 3tol third
Time, 1914.
1916 III. Lewis, even, won; The Provost. lOs
Powers. Sia " |. second: Bell Court III tHo@ell.
to I, third Time, 2;la
Fifth kace-Two miirs-Passe Partout. 100 Gal
Ia yherl, 4 TO |, won; Nicholas. 100 lElIison). 8 y !,
second; Miss Soak, 100 tMckennaD. 10 10 !. third
SIKH Race-slx furlongs-san Durango, iel sui.
Ivan, 10 /. won: Alfred Narg raves, ITO Ryan,
90 to !, second; Alfred C.. ITO tWapshlre,, 10 !.
third. Time. i:i7.
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e., Iorrs 10. PHILADELPHIA. S.

81 Lofts. May ..-The Cardinals took the nrst
Game u the series from the Quskets today by a score
Of lOt,5. Dumb play by Douglass IN The second.
when he nrglrc'ed Ia tikr n foul tn Of Crigers,
started ne run getting. three men coming In as \
result n this play. The QuaSrI> scored rye runs IN
N, NTH a, a result Of Powell giving Maui a base on
haIN ms embed thrlr nun grltlnR. The score.
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Baseball Notes.

q AFTER was the better pitcher.
a,dl.,d' rpm,S'slyh.-r nrs, man In the boz is
~ u The game is pulled out y" 7"
=" LOUIS team with McGraw and Robinson
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man, 10 Il. Rose. 0 to !, won; yuba Dam. ~!
~. Rosel. o TO g.. second; Schnell Lauier' 100 u
Knight. even. third Tune. ii56k -. ~
Third Race - Six iurlongs- Abe furt 100 ~
knight, I 10 10, won. Allan MO. % tseailn., . 70 l.
second Algarrta. 1917 (Ghmesj, II 10 D. 'hifu' i""e'
ilAia
Fourth Race one mile-Gold Fox, 100 y; knlaht,,'
: TO 5. won, Sidbow, 40 tSeatonl, 7 70 ! sec,mh
fitth Race Seven iurlongS s. Satan. iu3 \ ullIL .
70 |, won. aandamus. i0l CEnosl. . To srcond;
Mell0colr, iO7 n Knight, 2 10 |. third. Time, I3l.
Sixth Race Seven furlOngs. CheeSestinw ". !io7
Il. Ro,ci. , To |, won: Fran giblc. ll5 ID, Mlllsri 3 70
]. second. Golden ltatlie. lU1 u ROSs'. 70 'h'fu'
Time, i.2gla
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Other Games.
AT MiDDErOwN

Al MIDDETOWN,
h.ussysn -.o. Z o q o o. q e
-TnnoI'n' IL q 2 o ~ q 4
H,, aareHeN-Luikin Wilder and lnslls. Varney and
AT BOSTON.
d. lolIsg. ..,.0 q o. ii :
p,.gNh ..,..l o 0 4-ls IL 4
Cola Donoyin, Pcgun and Henn,lly; Blurtt.
"s Mlhhehan and eastman
AT JASPER FIsLD.
L,hiSss'a '' ) III Is 8
~"'-cast'o and Agnew: Kelly and Lill,y.
AT MEDFoRp
Tu',, r II. r
'fs, ) 0 0 0 0 : sill "a :
"S-" oodWard and Fiske; Allen and Stone.
AT fORDHAM.
HolyG aSSm. 0 0 q o s . !
Hsu..,'N IT, ! 0 0 o %
Brennan. "'N'"Ha aud Slaue'y; Carney and
At MoHEGAS LAKE
Nl 5a.9os School 4o.olos7 -iss IS !
bAii.,Ga. u J | q o o o. ~.
t1s tttt'He'-Lt'i and Post. Dunscomb and os,er'
nsrsiI IN ,,~I nf'Iiin,,colsa'e University. 5; Clinton
Hysc, ny1c.n'h'. Q~u-o.c-Cuban X Giants S: s,
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,, r H.. T.
Allentown .. q o 0-S IL 8
ScfaG.on q 0 o q ~ IL I
uh'trr"s SUmm"l and McManus: Kennedy and
Tot ~ ' INV
AT JERSEY CITY.
r II. T.
stftyCty ......5 oil is 3
NeWafs > ID II -
ba'tt''s-li'own aud DyrrN. Niau and Curtis
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40 one out when winning run was scored.
Halted iai rlyl Ia the ninth inning.

PlSburg .... ......n q y u y y Y U -
BrUhiyn .... 81 q ! u D u u u " -
TS, IA go hlts-PhIllppi -. Schrlvcr Three base
hl-Tsrrell Sacrihr' hit-Keeler, Double plgy>-
Ey aad Cooley. Williams, kilChcy and Cooley,
Si4cg out By Phllllppi, |; by kennedy l.. fitst
n 81! h,l. Farrell. Umplfe-HurSt Attendance
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PHILADELPHIA


'IONrll bu', nv 10 dh' bdh'
o. Louis .......,,... | D 2-lO
PhlaGel phil ,-..,..O ~ " u D % " u u .
Two base hit Ialoie Three base hit-Powell
Home rlns-Nctirtw. p well. Dpubl" ~plAy-CroSs
LlAs and Drlahanty Sacrinc" hiis-Thomas,
K,Syi Passed ball Mcfarland Stolen bases
NtIev d, Butkett. niger, Donovan 2, Thomas,
NtR . Fist base un balls on Powell. y OF
Ma J. Struck out Hy Powell. . by Maui. ?.
tntt-SEartW God. Tim - hours and So minutes.
AiCdlnu-i .iu0
BOSTON. 7; CINCINNATI, :,
ONrlVNATI. May - AS usual Hahn had two
Bad 1aHg, before he settled down to day, and during
lal tine the BoStons secured the lead and they were
ttvtr hraird The score.
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BOSTON. 7; CINCINNATI. .
Atlantic League.

AT ALLENTOw \
Evening journal., 1900-07-02
MILKMAN ATTACKED
BY CROWD OF BOYS

George Waibel, aged IA years, was in
City Court this morning, charged by
William ID. Humes, a milkman Of Rock
land, with throwing stones at him while
he was driving near Lowering avenue
and Van Buren street yesterday morn
ing. A fine of S. and costs was i'm
posed.
The case of Frederick Morgan,
charged with committing a highway
robbery upon John Drummond yester-
day, whereby he secured S35, was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning, the
defendant being held in $500 bail.
Spencer Greenwood, colored, charged
with assaulting his sister, Ida, was dis
missed.
James Kane, William J. Meredith
drunk. and James McKenna, disorderly
conduct, were each fined 81 and costs
The case against Benjamin SoclIrider
aged IA years, charged with larceny
was held up.
Edward Sculley was fined $40 an6
Arthur L. hirg 50 AID costs yesterday
morning for acting disorderly on Sat
urday night.
Lloyd Williams, ,colored charged witt
stealing S. from John Sparks, white
was held to await the action of thu
Pennsylvania authorities by Judge Bal
on Saturday night. The alleged thief
I took place on the steamer Brandywinl
while on the Delaware river beyoE,
the state line.
Evening journal., 1900-07-02
GERMAN MINISTER MURDERED

Cable advices from Shanghai confirm
the reported murder Of the German
minister at PelSin on June 1s, and the
destruction Of all the foreign legations
except three. The emperor and the
dowager empress had been seized and
Prince Tuan was exercising supreme
power A large force of Chinese is
moving on Tien-Tsin, and the whole
situation is regarded as perilous.
The American consul at Shanghai
cables that Yung Lu telegraphed June
90 that the ministers, except the Ger
man, were safe that morning at Pekin.
but the situation was desperate, and he
doubted whether the ministers could
hold out twenty-four hours longer.
Vice-Admiral Alexieff telegraphs to
the minister OF war Of Russia from
Taku, saying; THE arsenal at Tien-
Tsin, which offered a powerful base Of
operations for the Boxers, has been
taken by assault"
Evening journal., 1900-07-02
Social and Personal Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Guyer have
gone to Atlantic City
x-Represcntative William Davis. of
Clayton was in Wilmington on Satur-
day.
Jonathan S. Willis, supervisor of
census for Delaware was a recent
visitor In Wilmington.
Members OF the Carnation Social
Club will go to Cape May on July 4.
Horace S. Allen and family will spend
the next two weeks in Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry p Scott will en-
tertain a golf party at their residence.
Lexington, over the Fourth.
Miss Lima Greenwood. of German
town. is the guest Of Wilmington
friends.
Miss Marguerite Vandegrift. of West
Chester. is visiting Wilmington friends.
Miss Bessie e. Hartford. OF New York,
is the guest OF Mrs. Frank Alexander.
Miss Annie Blakely has returned to
Chester.
Thomas d. Ruth has been visiting in
Chestertown Nd.
Jonathan e. Rhoads, Of this city. has
I gone on a two months visit TO the
Doukhoboo settlements OF Friends, In
Canada.
Miss Ethel G. Lggett. of Coatesville
Pa, who is well known here, is at Lake
Placid, New York.
Miss Mamie L. Johnson has gone &
/ Clifton Forge, Va, to spend the sum
mer.
Miss Mile Roberts and Miss l.olI
Nesslein are visiting in Philadelphia;
land Columbia Pa.
Mrs. Allen II. Ainscow is recoyerin.
from a serious Illness.
!, William Fletcher and Harry Pachet
are at Atlantic City for a week
Miss Mabel Capelle has returned frCn
q a visit to the Berkshire Hills.
/ Mrs. Bayard is in Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Warner. who is spondin
the Summer on a farm near Centre
Vile, Md. had as her guests yesterda
Samuel Middleton and his aansee, Mis-
Mary Robertson. and Mrs Roberts )r
] OF Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1900-07-02
DINNER IN GUESTS HONOR
Pleasant Happenings in Della
ware City's Social Circles
speclal to the Evenlng JournaI

Eltfldl 10 ANt i4Ntilit
Delaware City, June 30.-W A. Price
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fearm and daughters. of Phila-
delphia. are the guests Of Mrs Moody.
In honor of her guest, Miss Alice
Wyle, OF Philadelphia, Mrs. M. p. Ash
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cor
bitt. Miss Louisa Corbitt, Of Odessa,
and Miss Perrott, OF Philadelphia at
dinner last evening.
Miss Edith Weaver, who has been the
guest Of Miss Lillian T. Hines, has re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Mills has returned to her
home in Wilmington after a few days
visit I'm town.
William Anderson has returned from
a trip to New York.
E. M. Hughes was a visitor in Ellkton
yesterday.
Roy Kane. of Philadelphia. is the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kane.
w. d. Clark who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark
near town, has returned to his home in
Wilmington.
Joseph Bailey. of Philadelphia, spent
the day in town.
Mrs. Lena Lynn is the guest Of Phila-
delphia friends.
Miss Nettie Smith is the guest Of hei
grandmother, Mrs. John Schunder.
Major Van A. Andrus has returne,
from n months trip to Fort Monroe.
Mrs. r. A. Pennington and sons, hav,
returned from visit to Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-07-02

To a reporter in Kansas City Judge
Augustus Van Wyck, OF New York,
who is attending the Democratic Ma
tional Convention said: "There are
more important questions than 16 to 1.
To my mind the question Of our present
tendency toward imperialism and the
method Of dealing with the trusts re-
quire our first attention" Yes, the
Tammany Ice Trust, for instance, in
which his brother, the mayor, holds
something like 4,2OO shares of stock
worth probably 100000, obtained he
scarcely knows how. but used to de-
prive the poor Of the city OF one Of
their choicest Summer comforts.