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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
County Receipts for a Year.

The receipts OF New Castle county for
the year 1900, as shown by the annual
report Of County Treasurer Rettew,
which appears in State Auditor Fosters
report, were 1851, 1903 36. At the close
of the previous year there was balance
on hand amounting to $S0. .O72.63. When
the year closed there was balance Of
only $3.50 q, decrease Of $64, ,27l SO.
The report shows further that $25, ,435.95
was expended in Wilmington hundred
and SIG. 1870 so in the Fourth district.
Another item among the many disburse-
ments is the sum Of $l6,3l5 represented
as having been paid on work done on
Silver Run road. This amount does not
include the money recently ordered spent
on the road. Bonds to the amount Of
S., 900 were redeemed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
CORRUPTION
SCORED.

Dover Del, June 80. The cong ega-
ton of We ley Church ard II vigorous
discourse to nigh by Rev. Alfred Smith.
D. d.. on the indifference of Christian peo.
plu especially of tho great Methodist
Church. HIS text was: My people do
NOT consider, ami his subject was 'Pari-
otto onsderuteness He said that
almost every kind of vice is being tolerat
ed, pcrpet ted and wiuke | at IN our cit
les, simply because our people nre lndlh'
erent and iuconsiuera .
Have you stopped to think what All alb
soiutely indifferent people the so cal;ed
good people Of this nation are? he said,
'have you stopped TO Inquire why the
great ci!y OF Ph!lndelphin with its l2)
Methodist churches, besides other
churcnes this CITY of brothorly love, the
city OF magnificent history, i to night in
the clutches Of the worst clements of that
city, and why lhn people are apparently
blinded while they aro being mcrcilessy
robbed?
'rhe good people do not sop % consider
and weigh the influence Of these acts upon
the history and life OF The cl Y, simply
lecau the people do not stop tn remom.
Der ,ha Whatsoever man soweth that
shall he n SO reap. that whatsoever city
soweth hat shall also reap, aud ii they
SOW he wind they shall reap the whrl"
wind.
i cannot charge Methodist people and
Chistiau pnople with II fuil knowledge Of
these fac s. for the prnlessd d Chris inn
man who sits wi h folded hands while
this evil Is thrust upon tLis community
shirks responsibility, and he is, there =
foro u hypocfito.
II knowing as | do he facts concern
ing the liquor tra1Ii" In this country, |
he'd my peace ana sultls nothing ur did
w, hnIi ! u "A nT
abb, so 1t is with the citizen. Now you will
probably say 'wha have W. to DO with The
political affair! Of Philadelphia or else
where, und why do you thus address MS"
say to that. that what effects the heart
affects the whole aoIy, aud that these
great cities, particularly this great city OF
brolheriy love are almost part OF u.s.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
SOME BIG RAIDS.
Police Endeavoring to Clear Up
1.-THE Coast"
Eight Colored Women and Five Col.
ored Men Arrested For
Corner L0ungiug,

Chief Massey il determined to break
up corner lounging on the coast" Since
warm weather has set in cOlored men and
women have been crowding the streets
and making it almost impossible for per-
sons to pass.
On Saturday night extra officers were
put on the coast" and several raids were
made on the corner loungers along Front
street.
Policemen Solomon and Kane arrested
Mary Blake, Margaret Nickles, Sarah
Cannon, Mary Bundy, Annie Gould and
Blanche Hemore.
Later these same officers together with
Policeman Cornish arrested Henry Bell,
Wilson Flynn, Ella Williams, Mary
Grutny. Francis Wilson. William Nc
Cullough and Benjamin Hamon.
All were colored. Some of them paid
their fines and were released yesterday
The police were kept busy Saturday
night. Twenty-four arrests being made.
William Jordan and Howard f. Williams
both colored, were arrested on the charge
of carrying concealed a deadly weapon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
CONFERENCE ACADEMY DEBT
Nearly all of the S37 900 Has Been
Raised.

The " llmiugtom NJ. +. t"nfr" e" now
only lacks Il few thouSan. dollars Of tn"
$31 900 to rlrar ii, Indebtedness against
the Conference Academy at Dover. las
t"i> and tAym,n lavr been working hard
since conference last met in an effort
to raise the entire amount by today. Al
though this was not accomplished they
met with much more success in raising
the funds than was expected by many
people. The entire amount will he
raised by the early fall
Presiding Elder Watt Of the Whining
ton district said last night that the
churches in his district have been very
successful in raising the funds. Ten
churches in the Wilmington district have
raised the entire amount app0rtiOnrd
them. Among them are the st. Panrs.
Epw"lth. AShury and Brandywine
church of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Will Have No Opposition.

The indications are that DR.. E. G.
Shortlidqe will be reelected president
OF the Board Of Education tomorrow
night without any opposition whatever.
DR.. John Palmer and Lewis B. Morrow,
whose names had been mentioned in
connection with the presidency, an.
nounced on Saturday evening that they
were not candidates. Mr.. Morrow in
speaking OF the matter said his name
could not be used under any circum-
stances. DR.. Shortlidge's services to the
cause OF education here having been
such as to demand his reelection to the
presidency Of the board. F. G. Bartram
will succeed himself as secretary and
treasurer. Superintendent Twitmyer will
be reelected.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
WHY WERE THEY DRoPPHpi
Members ofths Be.ra i Education
will Not Explain,

There is considerable discussion over the
action of the Teachers Committee Of the
Board Of Education in taking seven
teachers from the rolls, two because Of
resignation. The committee gave no ex-
PLANTATION of why the changes were made.
DIR. II. G. Shrotlidge, president Of the
Board and other members Of the Board
who were seen relative to the subject
were uncommunicative rs to the cause
for the Boards action save that the
Teachers Committee had thought 1t
best TO dispense with the services of the
five instructors whose names they re.
fused to announce. OF the two teachers
who have resigned, Mary J. Walker Is
the most prominent. She was connected
with school No. 4 for nearly 25 years.
The fourteen new teachers appointed by
the Board were: Robert ]. Osborne, In
charge Of the scientific department Of
the High School; Florence l.. Warren,
School No. l.; Elizabeth s. Nc Daniel,
No. 3: Adelaide Wells, No. 6; Annie r.
SiJwell, No. o; Martha r. Crawford,
No. 12; Grace P. Kelley, No. 10; Annie
II. Barboza, No. IS: s. A. Marr, No. II;
Lucille A. Hildreth, No. 90; Bessie A.
Seeney. No. q; Margaret Foulk, No. %:
Carrie L. Cooper, No. "a; Matilda Kern,
No. 25.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
DRY SUNDAY AT.
ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. N. J June 3O.-The
STEALING snn glared upon thirsty IN ulti'
tude and they were sore oppressed. IN
how pitiful it all was The waters OF the
sea seemed to mock the man who ar0'e
wi b parched throat and sought In WIN
for his mntutnal cock tail. The day wore
ON md the thirsty found the doors OF he
erstwhilo festive bar.rooms open. Dat
1t ,ckea with soft drinks. the waitors OF
the xrottoes and cafes sorrowful but help
less, the propristors Of thirst-aIlaJing re-.
tro,ts sym pathstic but ine1o rable, and
Suprame Court Ju tico Hendrlckson was
anything but an idol In the eyes OF the
b uple. Some who knew went back OF
him and let anathemas fly in volume at
Jhs last Legislature which passed the law
and 1T Governor Vorhoes, who invented
it ani pushed 1t through. For bs IT bst-
ter known that the movement when
makes this famous summer playground
80 like Sahara On this last fierce Sun
day OF juno Ia not under the old excise
laws, but under that Legislative enact.
meut of last winter bv which the Cover
nor OF the State Is empowered to haul up
city and county oiflcnls for derelictlon OF
duty If they shall fail to enforce the
stat utes previously made and provided.
Hence the hot shot for the Governor.
Tho day was not far spent, however,
when some happy soul discovered that
South Atlantic City, two trolley fares
down the b,aoh, is a separate borough.
but that, thou sn iu Atlantic County it
bs, the Hendrickson ukase Ind not yet
struck 1t, and that the festive and foamy
beer was reniy for the bibulous with the
cash, 10 the cool oasis the 'ide Of the
thirsty set in, and the dispensers OF good
cheer grew weary Of the labor OF love and
profit. But. he.c within the gates OF the
once wide open generous spirited city OF
free it was one long story Of barred doors
and thick tongues. Tempers may have
rutflsl, city and Court officials may have
bpen blessed and hotel men impor' uned,
but there was not II man brave enough to
declare that he bought within the city
anything stronger han what tho Crimes
act Of the State permits to DO sold in The
way of lefreEhment on Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
CALEB H. LAYTON,
malt aw w Secretary Of state

cTATE OF DE|.AWAKE-OFFICE OF
. Secretary Of State. TO all to whom these
presents may come, greeting.
Whereas, II appear, to my eatisfaction ny
duly authenticated record Of the procesdinks
for the voluntary dissolution thereof, by the
consent Of twothirds and upwards in inter.
est Of all the stockholders deposited in my
Office, tho "Dlamond State steel Company,
corporation NJ this state. whose prin.:
cipaI office Ia situated At y. r. Corner Third
and Church street. In thu rity Of Wilmington,
county Of New Castle, state Of Delaware
Howard Il. Wallace being agent therein
and in charge thereof, upon whom proce1
may he served). has complied with the rs,
Quirements of ''An Act Providing = General
Corporation Law" amended and approved
March IA. d. 1901. preliminary 10 the issuing
Of this csrti Acate OF dissolution
Now, therefore, Caleb r. l.ayten, &c ere
tary OF state VI the state Of Delaware. >
hereby certify that the said corporation I'D
on the sew enth day Il June. A. .. 1901. Me
In my Office q duly executed and attssted
consent. in writing, to the dissoluti ton Of said
corporstion, executed BY two.thirds and up.
wards in interest Of ali Of the stockhold.
ers thereof, viii Oh said consent aud the rec.
ords Of tho proceedings aforesaid. are now on
fle in my said oflcs, o. provided W law
In testimony whereof ! have here.
J., unto set my hand and omcia! seal,
ZEAL At Dover, this seventh day OF June
~~ in the wear Of our Lord one thousand
nine hund red snd one.
CALEB r. LAYTON,
jel2.lt . v 4w Secretary OF state.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
DR.. SUNDER-:
LAND EXPIRES.

Catskill, N. Y, June 3o.-Rev.
DR.. Byron Sunderland, Of Washing.
ton, b. C., died here Of cerebral EN-.
bolism this morning. at the home OF
his Sou. in.law, Orrin Day, pres ident
of the Tanners National Bank.
Washington, June 30.-Dr Sun.
derland was SO years of age and for
more than sixty years had been an
active minister of the gospel. For
forty.eight years he was pastor of
the First Presby terian Church here,
from which he retired because of ad-
vancing years in 1898. DR.. Sunder-
land was of a kindly, genial DISPOSE
tion, man Of scholarly attainments
and of forceful character and person.
ality.
He was native of Vermont,
where he was born in 1919, and his
first pulpit appearance was at Alex
andcr, N. Y Subsequently he
served at Batavia and at Syracuse
and afterwards ut Washington.
1t was at Dr. Sunderland's church
that President and Mrs Cleveland
had pew while the latter was
resident and the minister Otficiatcd
at the wedding ceremony when Mr..
Cleveland married Miss Folsom,
Or. Sunderland was always q well
come visitor at the White House
while Mr.. Cleveland was President.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
1T DAZZLES THE WORLD,

No Discovery In medicine has evel
created one quarter of the excitement that
hrs beon caused by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. It's severest
tests have been on hopeless victims Of Con.
sumption. Pneumonia, liemorrhagc, Pleu-
risy and Bronchitis, thousands OF whom
1t has restored to perfect health. For
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Hay Fey-
er Hoarscnesa and Whooping Cough II ia
the quickest. suress cure In the world,
1t Is sold by N. b. Danforth who guaran-
tees satisfaction or refund money MLarge
bot les $50 and 81 90 Trial bottles free.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01

CTATE OF DEl.AWAkE-OFFICE CF
- sscresary Of s,ate.-1o All to whom thsse
presents may come. greeting.
Whereas, 1t appear, to my aatisfaodoA By
duly authenticated record Of tn e preceedjngD
Tor the voluntary dissolution thereof, " t6e
unAnlmous consent Of all the stockholders Do.
posted in my Office. the Howard W. Niddio.
tor. Jr.. Incorporated" . corporation of tAis
state. whose priuc cipal office Ia situated a Ne.
coz Market street. In thu city Of Wilmington.
county Of New Castle. state Of Delaware ,thc
Delaware Trust Company being agent thsi etn
and In charge thereof. upon whom procesO
may be served). has complied with the r."
quiz isments IL ''An Act Providing . General
Corporation Law" amended and approved
March !. A. 9. 1901, preliminary 10 the issuing
Of this csrtiAcats Of dissolution
Now, therefore, ], Caleb r. Layton, Scare.
tary OF State of the state Of Lslawaret \ .
hereby certify that the said corporation ID
81 the eighteenth day II May, A. D. 1901, file
In my Office duly executed and attestsd
consent, IN writing, TO the dissolution Of said
corporation, executed BY all OF the stookhsld.
er. thereof, which SAID censcnt and the REQ.
erds Of the proceedings aforesaid. arc now On
els In ny said offce, ~ provided by law.
~ In testimony whereof hAys here.
AA,( unto set my hand and otacial seal,
wv 1T lover this Gig hteenth day Of May,
A 10 tho wear Of our Lord one thousand
nine hund red and one.
CALEB h. LAYTON,
U22'lt " Secretary Of StAtA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
DIVIDED OVER FROGS.
Residents OF the Vicinity of Cool
Spring Park Agitated.

Residents OF the neighborhood Of Cool
Spring Park are divided on the frog
question. The prese"ce Of ircgs in the
lake in the park and their croaking at
nights are the causes of the division.
Some who object to the frog concer'G
want the amphibjans removed lad
short time ago in letters 70 newspaper
editors voiced thc.t sentiments
The Irogs still hold the fort. Frog
concerts yet take place every night,
They are as enjoyable as ever--to the
pro.froggists The members OF this fac
ton enjoy the nightly croak program
which, they claim, is musical. Every
evening after supper they HE themselves
to their front porches and await the
time when the venerable leader of the
frog chorus strikes up the tune.
Those OF the other faction, the anti
froggists, nightly decry the 'abomin-
able sounds made by the horrid frogs -
The expression OF their sentiments in
public riles the pro-froggsts and they
ale much ncensed thereat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Seven Years in Bed.

"Wil) wonders ever cense?' inquire the
friends OF Mrs, L. Peasc Of Lawrence, Kun,
they knew she had been unable to leave
her bed in seven wears on account of kid
ney and liver tronble, nervous prosLra-
ton and general debility, hut, "Threo bot
ties OF Flee rlc Bitters enabled mo to wpl
he writes, "aud in three months felt
Ikea new person Women suffering
from Headache, Backache, Nervousness,
S!eoplessne-s Melancholy, Painting and
DIZZY Spells will find IL u priceless bless
ing. Try it, Satisfaction Is guaranteed
by y. b. Enuforlh. Only 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Strjkes a RIch Find.

Il was troubled for several years with
writes II. j. Greon. of Lancaster, N. H..
mo remedy helped mo until began us
ing Electric Bitters. which did me moro
good than all the medicines ever used.
They have also kept my wife In excellent
health for years. She says Electric Bit.
ters are just splendid for female troubles.
that they are a grand tonic and invigora-
tor for weak, run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our family,
Try them, Only Soc. Satisfaction guar
anteed BY N. B. Danforth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
vpRrsrNrED wrrH A FLAG.
Detective James r. Ratledge Ro'
a- members q LODGE - . II

members Lodge. u
Detective James P. Ratledgs presentsd
Star Of Bethlehem, Loyal Orange Lodge,
of this city, with : handsome American
flag At the meeting in the Smith Build
ing last Saturday evening.
Detective Ratledge 10 NOT = member Of
the order, but il warm friend Of many
leading members Of the lodge.
He heard several members discussing
the matter Of being denied the uss Of
one Of the Federal Building flags, which
had been asked for for July II, and
Mr.. Ratledge decided to purchase and
make them the present, which be did:
The Orangemen say his kindness will
not be iorgottsn and some day they hope
to repay bis kindness.
The flag was presented to the lodge on
behalf of Mr.. Ratledee by W. ]. Kirk
land, and was received by Worthy
Master Frederick Evans, after which
many other members spoke and the Sec
retsry was instructed to send Mr.. Rat
ledge written vote Of thanks for bis
kindness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
school Election at Newark. i.

An election for members OF the Board
of Education was held 1T Newark on
Saturday and +. W. Dawson and S. B.
Herdman, whose terms had expired,
were reelected, each for three years.
Other members Of the board are l..
living Handy, G. Z. Lowber and David
c. Rose. At the annual meeting to be
held tonight reorganization OF the body
will be effected and Thomas f. Baxter
re elected principal of the schools.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
A Deem CyStcry,

1t s a mystery why women endure Back
ache, H eadache, Nervousness, Sioepless
ness, Melancholy, Painting and Dizzy
Spells when thousands have proved tina.
Electric Bitters viii! quickly euro such
troubles. II suffered for years with kid.
ney trouble. writes Mrs. Phebe Cherley,
of Peterson. Ia. ''and a lame back pain
cd mo so ! could not dress myself but
Electric Ditters wholly cured iae, and,
although 73 years old, now am able to
do all OF my housework. 1t overcomes
Constipation, improves Appetite, gives
perfect health. Only b0cents at N. b.
DADlorth' drug gtore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Mechanics Attend Church,

Members OF the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics attended divine
services at Olivet Presbyterian Church
last night in body. Next Sunday
morning the Orangemen will attend
Olivet Church. For Sunday evenings
during July, Pastor Elwood has pre-
pared series of four sermons on "Model
Conditions OF Life," and he will preach
about "The Model Young Man." "The
Model Young Woman" "The Model
Husband" and "The Model Wife,"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Hurt While Wrestling.

Frederick Shannon, Of No. 24l7 Wat
erloo street. Philadel phia, while on a
visit to this city yesterday had hie ankle
broken while wrestling with friend.
He was removed to the Delaware Hos.
pital.
Maggie PalIone, aged 6 years, fell yes
terday afternoon and broke her right
arm. She was taken to the Delaware
Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
A FIreman's Close Aall.

II stuck to my engine. although every
joint and every uerve was racked with
pain" writes c. ". Bell ANY, locomotive
fireman, OF Burlington, Iowa: IL was
weak and pale without any appetite and
all run down. As WAS about to give UP.
Igot n bottle Of Electric Bt'e-s and, after
taking il. fclt rs wei! rs | ever did IN my
life." Weak, sickly, run down people al
ways gain new life, strength and ylgos
from their use. Try them. Satisfaction
guaranteed by N. b. Danlorth. Price 80
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
Albion A. c. vs. New & astie n. S.

AT Hrandywinc Springs Park on Satur-
day afternoon the Albion A. G. team de-
fratcd the New Castle High School team
by the score of to 6. The score by
innings:
New Castle II. $50 0 % 90 2 0 Go
Albion A. c. ........,0 B 12202 20 -
Batteries: Mahoney and Pedrick; Hahn
and Elliott. Umpire Cats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
CTATE OF DELAWARE-OFFlCE OF
- Secretary Of Ststs.-To sll to whom tbe,e

CTATE OF DELAwARE-orFlCE OF
- Secretary Of State. TO Gll to whom tbese
presents may come, greeting.
whereas, II appear, to my sAtisfaction by
duly authen ticateA record d the precssdi in -
for the voluntary dissolution thereof by tSs
unanimou, consent Of all the stock defs "a.
pssited In my oface, tho "Northcrn Ioiup.
mont Company" . corporation Il tais
s,st: whose riacip.l Office /. .itu stsd II No.
oOs Market street. u thu city OF Wilmington.
e0unty of New Castle, state Of Della wars ithe
Delawsrs Trust Company being agent thei 81 =
and IN charge thereof, upon whom process
may be servsd). has compiled with the re-
4uirements Of An Act Providing q General
Corporauoa Law" amended and approved
March "a =. 1901. preliminary to tho issuins
q this csrtifcate Of dissolution
Nov, therefore, J., Caleb r. Layton, Hc csrs,
eary OF State o. the State Of Delaware. =
hereby certify that tho said corporal on I'd
On on the arss day Ct Junc A. y. 1901. dc
" my Office duly executed and attested
consent. In writing, to the dissolution Of said
eorporation, executed By all Of The stock Aold.
ers thereof, whloh SAID oonsont and tho ree.
4rds OF the proceedings aforesaid, are now an
Lie In my said Office. " provided W law,
.~ In testimony whereof have here.
,lsrAr unto sot my hand and ofaciA seal.
at bower, this 4rst day o4 Junas
In the wear Of our Lord one thou san 1
nine hundred and one.
CALEB r. LAYTON.
jseNswSw Secretary Of sta{A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
State News Notes.

Methodist Protestants will hold q
campmeeting At Milton from August II
toiA4glst 28. The ministers In attend
ance will include the Revs. W. R. Gra-
ham, B. P. Truitt, ]. F. Wooten, J. L.
Mills, w. s. Phillips and Thomas
Wheeler.
More down State towns than usual
will celebrate the Fourth OF July this
year-Dover, Harrington, Lewes, Mil
lington, Denton, Georgetown and Mil
ford.
George NJ. Paris, OF Dover, has a pet
rabbit that ia very fond Of chewing to.
bacco. Bunnie has the habit go bad
that the owner has been compelled to
shut him out Of the Lockerman street
tobacco aud cigar store.
The engagements are announced OF
Miss Ella Prettyman, youngest daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. John S. Prettyman, OF
Milford, and Mr.. Harry L. Lack. Of
Philadelphia, and Miss Mary E. Hall,
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Hall, Of Milford, and Mr.. William
Edwards, Of Lewes.
Four new building are going up at
Bethany Beach, the new Baltimore
hundred resort, and many more are to
be Luilt In the near future. The log
cabin, which is to be called "The Pho.
neer," is observed with much interest
by the people here. 1t is q great Curl
osity, and when finished will be very
costly structure. Mr.. France, of Phila-
delpbis, who is having the cabin built,
expects 10 entertain the governor OF
Delaware at the cabin on the Fourth Of
July, and he says be expects to have an
old lady engaged in spinning flax on the
front porch with a spinning wheel Of
one hundred years ago. The furniture
for the cabin arrived last week and much
OF it is of rustic design and attracts a
great deal Of attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01
PURSE OEGOLD.
Gift Presented Last Night to Preach.
er's Wife.

er's Wife.
At Che close Of the services in Ep-
worth NJ. +. Church last evening Harry
Keen stepped forward and in a neat
speech presented to Mrs. Short, the wife
Of the pastor, Rev. F. Burgette Short,
a purse OF gold on behalf Of Mizpah
Circle.
The gold is to be used by Mrs. Short
to assist in defraying the expenses Of the
trip to be made to California by the Rev.
and Mrs. Short. They will be accom-.
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Sergeant;
Miss Jennie May Short, sister Of the
Rev. Short, and Mrs. Charles Ander.
son.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-07-01

Summary: Earned runs. Brownson. 2;
two base hits. Barker: three base hits,
Barker. King; sacrifice hits King, Snapr.
w. Hewitt: struck out. by Walker. 7;
Foster. 3. bases on balls. Walker. 1: Eos
ter, /: bases stolen. Shultz. Stannard
Walker: double play. Barker to Mahar to
C"nnors. left on bases. Brownson. a:
Gloucester &; wild pitchs, Walker, Eos
ter. Time Of game. 100 Umpire, Ma
luncy. Attendance 1000.