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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
Mccoy PUZZLED FEM
LITTLE ROCK HITTERS COULDN'T
 FIND YOUNG PITCHER.
Pretzels Outplayed the Visitors at Every Stage and Had Them Out Untn The Ninth
 Inning.

Mccoy had the Travellers helpless yesterday and until he let down in tho ninth the visitors were snutout.
 It was an unusually good game of ball pitched by Mccoy. His control was good. None of his three bases on balls did any damage. Of his seven strikeouts severel came when needed. Ills hits were Kept well scattered un- til the ninth inning when there was no chance of the visitors winning. His support was perfect and at time bril- liant. Schwartz and Shiebecn each making sensational plays.
 Harry Manners caught a brilliant game and got three of the hits, Null fancy getting three, Lynch and Shie- bech two each while Schwartz, Brouth- each. The hitting was heavy and con- sistent. Bolin being knocked out of the box in one inning and Becker faring about as badly.
 ragged, the redeeming feature being q catch made by Johnson.
 Possibly it was the reaction after the bruising game of Wedn esday, but the secret of it is that the visitors were unable to hit Mccoy when hit was needed for run while the Pretzels hit both Bolin and Becker whenever they needed a hit
 tie Rock series and they will put up a hard fight. The chances are that tho Pretzels will land it.
 The details of yesterdays game were as follows:
 hit to second. Blake got to second on the sacrifice Taylor hit a fly back of Shiebeck which had all the symptoms By a seemingly impossible play. the Pretzel shortstop ran backwards, pulled the ball down and shot it over to Schwartz in time to catch Blake, who
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
AT CAsIoNO THEATRE.
~Tw0 Nights In Rome' Pleased Large
 Audience.

TWO Nights In Rome" Pleased Large
 Audience.
 The Payton Sisters company con tinues to please the large audiences that have filled the Pickett Springs Casino this week.
 Two Nights in Rome was the bill Hast night and the applause that greet ed the work of the players made it evident that the audience fully en- 5oyed the performance. The entire cast acted the several parts intelli- gently and well and the course of the play ran smoothly. Miss Lucy Payton In the leading female part acted clev- erly and Senter Payton, Edwin Felix and Albert Russell sustained the fav- orable impression that their former work has created.
 The specialties,/ ,/as have been before, were features of the entertainment. Dan Holt in a black face comedy sketch caused much laughter and he was repeatedly encored. MT. Thomp- sons baritone voice was heard with pleasure in the songs which he sang and applause greeted his efforts
 A matinee performance, "The Plant er's Wife" will be given at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon and at the night per- formance Tn the Serpents Power' will be presented.
 The Payton Sisters company Is the best that has been at the Casion this season and richly deserves the patron- age that has been bestowed upon it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
had started for third. completing fast

had started for third. completing fast
 In the last half the significance of mans inhumanity to man" was brought home to Bolin with suddenness that was startling. Lynch drove. to Hartman let the ball get by him, get ting to third on a passed ball and SCOT ing on Shiebeck's hit to right. John dumped bunt and in his eagerness to get 1t to first Bolin made a wild throw, filling the bags. Molesworth was out on an inffeld hit. but Shiebeck scored Gardner's drive to left Mullaney hit safe. Manners got one in front of the plate and Garvin fielded it to first, hit to first but Reading shot 1t back to Garyin in time to stop Gardner at the plate Lynch was up for the sec ond time in that inning and was out on
 While McCann got hit in the second the other three went down on infeld
 Bfcker went in the box for the Tray .elers in the last half of the second, but this fact did not make a particle of difference to Shiebeck. In the first in- the hit going to right fieid The only difference was that this time he hit to left and went to second when Gear let 1t. get away from him. Schwartz bunt- both starting for it. Becker grabbed up the ball and made a fearfufiy wild throw to first. Shiebeck scoring and as one ever sees; also made the circuit stole second with one of his mimi worth wort sliufS and MIlianey pST, stracR ' out % and Gardner was out on a hit to Blake.
 In the third sensational stop by Charlie Schwartz save0 a couple of runs; There. were two out. Garvln and Hardman being on bases, when Taylor landed on one that had all the ear marks of a good long hit to right. By in the way of the ball. stopped 1t and got it to Mullaney in time to stop the runner. Harry Manners got a hit in but the next two men went out on in- field hits.
 Gear hit safe in the fourth, but the next three men were out. Reading was suited in nothing. Two infield hits and a strike out put the Travellers half of the fifth in the annals of ancient his- tory.
 Mullaney. opened the last half with a drive to left, Manners following with one to right, both advancing on McCoy's fsefes g to rsh sieFsa Walked and on Schwartz's drive to left Man ners scored. Molesworth ended it with
 Neither side got anything in the sixth. Taylor in the first half and Manners in the last half hitting safe.
 With two out in the seventh Garvin and Becker hit safe. but Mccoy han dled Blake's hit to him.
 Lynch hit safe in the last half. but the side was retired.
 In the eighth Mccoy made 1t one, two. three with the Travellers.
 Brouthers started the last half with drive to left. Molesworth hit to cen ter and Brouthers went to third. John son made a spectacular catch of Gard ner's fly and Brouthers was out trying to steal home. Mullaney drove to cen- ter and Molesworth scored, but Man ners ended it with a hit uo Becker.
 With two out in the ninth and the score standing 9 to in favor of the Pretzels, Johnson was on first by a players choice when Garvin hit safe and Johnson scored on Becker's drive. GarVin scored on Blake's hit. Hartman ended It and the game stood 9 to In favor of the Pretzels.
 The ScnrR was.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
The Race Track
Al V,0uiavflIe-

Louisville, June 1.-Dutch Barbara, at dS to 3; Won S1o the best race of the day; Volio and Mum In a hot finish through the stretch. all three being ridden out to the last ounce. Three favorites won events were well supported. making # and unprohtable day for the book makers. Weather clear; track fast 5 to l. won; Fallen Leaf. 94 (Noonan}, }, to l. second; Doc Wallace, s6 .CToo- Iong I Run @ to HomeSodg b6GG N%s Nor%ay lf Edna drG Sandman, Highland Fling, Bonifield Mint Smash. Pearl Hopkins, Bouncing Betty: Elizabeth B; and Flori also ran. N,IeI,' WNTIenne' o1 1o2 sD: Apstin), to 5. won; PPITdiey PInday 19O (WisSharq 30 to 1 third tara. Bee Hunter and stoessel also ran
 Third race. seven furlongs-Dutch Barbara, S7 (Taylor). IS to a., won; ond; Mum. s7 tB. Dayis), iis to 5. third Time. 1:27 4-5. Apple and The Cure
 Fourth race. one mile. -seIlingT7NcL- rate. Ss 1D: Austin). 40 to l. third. Southampton. Kilmorie, Binehelia. Ma doc, Fox Hunting, Reveille and Merino also ran.
 6 to 5. won; Jen Latona, e5 (McIntyreD, 10 to 1. second; Nickie. loo (H Wilson). p to l. pnlI6v thiTd Tine: Tine ;SS dhTcy Carr Nondace, Queen Caroline, Lima Vady and Moccasin Maid also ran.
 Sixth race, one mile selling-Mar- Our Sister. S7 lTayiorj, to i. s second: :: Manfred, 96 (Wishard). even, third Time, l42 2-5. Omealca, Fox Meade and Ed Smith also ran.
 Entries.
 First race. seven furlongs; selling Brooks. NJ. A. Powell, 94: HigaIand Fling. 9s; Irene Mac. 102; Hot. 1O4: Lucy E. S., santa Luna, Io5;;- Cold netz. Cardinal wOisey, los; Gisndon.
 secoond race. four apd a half fur longs-Iila M, Zienap Myrr. g.; Min S.. 105; Kercheval. III.
 Third race. steeplechase, short course -Dr. Kenney. 125;, Lights Out, l27; muda, Bank Holiday. 1SO spring Wa Rose. 145.
 Fourth race. mile, the American Turf 99: Batts. -1o2; White Plume, Silver Skin. 105; James. 11S: Martin Doyle, 101.
 Firth race. four and half furlongs, Selllin1gT,S.9geiety' l1g,, .g Nettie Gay, .s5; Lady Miss Scott, 96; King Abyssinia, 9T; Wistful, 100; Malleable 104; Miltiades, IoS; Colonel Bronston. Calisto. 1O5:
 sixth race. mile and half selling Fair Reveller, s5; Big Beach, Russell A.. S6; Altona, Bay Minister, 9S: Major Mansir. Major David S. Rose, l09; Mar tin Brady. 1Ol: Ebony. l04; Curate. 1o5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
soc PACKAGE SALE. Begins at s O'clock Today, LeBrOR Jewelry Co.,,
 Ike LOeb's old stand.
JOE HOWARD ESCAPES.
Negro Convict From AutauEa County
 Leaves SpelgnerS.

The State Convict Department was advised yesterday of the escape from Speigners of Joe Howard. a negro con-
 Howard had not been at the State farm but a short while He was con- victed of man slaughter, the killing of another negro, in Autauga County and gin serving a sentence of ten years. It appears that he was put to work in a field and took advantage of the care lessness of a guard, leaving in the di- rection of his old home near Autauga- vile.
 A reward of S58 is offered for the capture and return of the negro to Speigners. Howard Is a very black ne- gro, about 25 years old. He is very tall and weighs 176 pounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Summary: Runs earned, Little Rock 1; Montgomery 3. Left on bases. Mont gomery II; Little Rock 6. Bases on Balls, by Mccoy g. Becker 4. Bases (Molesworth) Passed balls, Garvin 1. Double plays. Shiebech to Schwartz; Blake to Reading. Struck out. by Mc- Coy 2; Becker g. Sacrifice hits, Mccoy 2. Stolen bases, Brouthers l. Moles- worth i. Umpire Bassett. Time of game hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
soc PACKAGE SALE. Begins at 8 O'clock Today, LeBrOn Jewelry Co.,,
 Ike LOeb's old stand.
NIcCrnM Exonernted.

Boston. June 1.-At a meeting of the directors of the National League in this city today, John J. McGraw. man. ager of the New York National Base ball Club, was exonerated of the charge brought against him by President Dreyfus of the Plttsburg National club and the board expressed its disapprov- al of Dreyfus's action in indulglng in the controversy with McGraw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
soc PACKAGE SALE. Begins at s O'clock Today, LeBrOn Jewelry Co.,,
 Ike L0eb's old stand.
Won Golf Trophy.

New Orleans, June 1.-In the Gulf States championship tennis tournament F. T. Payne defeated J. H. Elliott both of New Orleans. in the singles. winning the trophy
 Miss Charlotte Payne defeated Miss Cora Stanton in the ladies singles.
 T. I. Cunningham of Beaumont de- feated A. NJ. Post in the consolation singles
 Russ and Cresson of Beaumont, Tex, will be unable to defend their twice won title owing to illness, leaving Grant and Thornton of Atlanta hold CTS for the year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
New YorIx. a, Rontou. 2.

Boston, June I.-New York won to- day by timely hitting and superior work on the bases. R H E ]. Boston .. ..... 900 100 010--2 10 2
 Batteries-Matthewso and Bower man: Wilhelm and Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
6Oc PACKAGE SALE. Begins at s O'clock Today, LeBrOn JeweIry Co.,,
 Ike Loeb's old stand.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Miss lowers to Wed John c. Pugh of
 nfna

Miss lowers to Wed John C. Pugh of Birmingham.
 Sheffield, June 1-(Special )-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Powers have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Leo Inez, to John Cochran Pugh of Birmingham. The wedding win be celebrated Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock at Trinity Episcopal Church in Florence. Rev Bertram Brown of Uniontown, a cousin of the groom elect, will be celebrant.
 Miss Powers will have for her maid of honor Miss Emalyn Ives. MT. Pugh' s best man will be Augustus Benners of Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Philadelphia, 8, Brooklyn, 2.

Brooklyn, June Tn the final half of the twelfth inning the home team having gene to bat first, Courtney fence for a home run. Attendance, r. Brooklyn .. .O2O 900 900 oOO--2 , 2 Philadelphia .010 900 100 00I-3 ' 0
 Batteries-Eason and Bergen. Sparks and DoOin,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
Won All Three.

Union Springs. June 1.-(spectal; )- Union Springs captured both the last games from Montgomery amateur team, making three straignts. The score yesterday afternoon was } to and this afternoon to ?. Nolley pitched for Montgomery yesterday and did some good work. but was poorly supported. Leslie, Eley and McIver have two base hits to their credit. Next week three games are scheduled for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday with the Fort Gaines. Ga, team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
Washinrton,s Batting Rally.

Pnlladt lpnla, June l.-Atter ODtaln- ing but one hit in the eight innings, Washington batted Plank out of the box in the ninth inning todly but failed to win the game. Attendance, Washington .OoO 900 OO5-5 3 Philadelphia .. ..O10 POI 2O"-6 14 3
 Batteries-Hughes, Patten and Kilt redge; Plank. Bender and Powers. Time, 1853,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Heat the Lenders,

BeHI the beHueFHs
 Chicago, June 1.-Chicago defeated Cleveland today in a slugging gang. Chicago :. =. ... .25O 200 OO'--S il 3 Cleveland .. .... .102 000 20O-5 8 Batteries-Smith and Mcfarland; Donahue and Bernhard and Bemis. Time, 1928.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
St. Louis, Q, Cincinnati, 3.

Cincinnati. June 1.-The St. Louis team fell on Chech in the ninth inning and, aided by errors, scored six runs, making victory easy. Attendance, P Cincinnati .. .... .o2O 900 1Oo-5 ' ! St. Louis ........ 100 oil 006--9 IA 0
 Batteries-Chech and Phelps; Thiol- man and Warner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Summary-Two base hits-Rohe Norcum, Stanley. Three base hits Bandelin. Accorsini. Bases on errors Nashville, 4; New Orleans, ?. Left on bases--Nashville, T. New Orleans, s. Passed balls-Accorsini. Struck out By Hermann, 4; Dygert, 1. Bases on balls-Off Hermann. 1: of Dygert, g. Hit by pitcher-Dygert. 6. Sacrifice hits -Wiseman, Beck Stolen bases-Ben- nett 2; Lally, Wiseman, Accorsini, Stanley, Hahn. Time of game. 1:55. Um- pire-Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
5Oc PACKAGE SALE. Begins at 8 O'clock Today, LeBrOn Jewelry Co.,.
 Ike LOeb's old stand.
Shot nf Auburn.

ShefieId. June I-(SpeciaL)-J. Spiel man received a lispatch from Auburn that his son Ben, who is student at the Polytechnic Institute, had been shot. No details as to seriousness Of wound. Mir. Spielman left yesterday to be with his son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
e ToDAY's SCHEDULE. Q 0oo0o0oO00O0OOOO00S

SOuthern League Little Rock at Montgomery. New Orleans at Nashville.
 Shreveport at Birmingham.
 Memphis at Atlanta. National League New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
 Chicago at Pittsburg.
 St. Louis at Cincinnati. American League Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit at St. Louis.
 Washington at Philadelphia.
 Boston at New York. American AssOciatiOn-- Indianapolis at Columbus. Toledo at Louisville.
 Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
 St. Paul at Kansas City. South Atlantic League Augusta at Jacksonville. Charleston at Columbia.
 Savannah at Macon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Columbia evidently has a decided penchant for that South Atlantic cellar. Charleston, the other tailender, beat ing them yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
FISHERMEN PINCH HITTING.

Coupled With Rank Support Given Dy-
 gert Lost Pelicans Game. Nashville, Tenn, June 1.-Timely hit. ting by Nashville and New Orleans victory to the locals today. Attend ance. 1000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

A heavy fog enveloped everything for John Bolin, in the last half of the first inning-well. they all get bumped sometimes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

soc PACKAGE SALE. Begins at 8 O'clock TOdays LeBrOn Jewelry Co.,,
 Ike Loeb's 9ld stand.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

fective at all times. The Barons play
 ed dumb ball at times. Moore was put out of the game for talking back at Black. whose umpiring caused many
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
Hnrd HIfflnr.

New York. June 1.-The New York Americans easily defeated Boston. Both Chesbro and Dineen were knocked out of the box. k. H F..
 Batteries-Chesbro, Putnam and Mcclure; Dineen, Winter and Criger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Bad day for spitball gents yesterday as Chesbro of New York and Dygert of New Orleans can testify.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Mamie Avery, a negress arrested on a charge of vagrancy was fined s5 and costs by Acting Recorder John Ryan yesterday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

robbed Taylor of as clean hit as a
 ball player ever made. and the Pretzel captain saved two runs by 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Manager Gear has had four pitchers in against the Pretzels in the last two games-Guese, Watt. Bolin and Becker while Starkell and Mccoy have work ed for the locals. It is Stultzs day to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
SIow Game

St. Louis, June 1.-The local Arneri- cans lost their fifth straight game to- day. The game was slow and feature less R. H E. Detroit .. ........ 010 100 201-5 o
 Batteries-Pelty and Weaver; Don D. van and Drill. Time. 1:53.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
vAUGHANIrEs BUNCH ERRORS.

While Pirates Bunch Hits on Rip Ra-
 gan and Win Out-MOore Put Out.
 Birmingham, June 1.-The Barons punched errors in the sixth inning to- day. and coupled with two hits, Shreve- port won the game Bartley was ef-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

That woolly throw of Becker's in the second inning was something fierce and 1t cost him two runs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Pretty quick work in the fourth in- ning-Molesworth almost got back to the bag in time and Reading had to fall fiat in order to make the double play.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Summary-Two base hits. Duffy. Dun gan. Double plays, Jordan to MeCay; Jordan (unassisted) Base on balls, off Smith, ?; off Brown, ?. Struck out by Smith. 5; by Brown, 4. Time of game. 1850. Umpire Carpenter. At tendance. 1850.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
Pittnhurg. 4, Chicago. 0.

Pittsburg, June 1.-Case not only pitched fine game but fielded unusual ly we'll Pittsburg won the game in the fourth inning with five hits. Pittsburg .. ..... 900 300 o1s--4 g 3 Chicago .. ...... 900 900 O0O--0 4 0
 Batteries-Case and Peitz; Weimer and Kling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

The offices of fire insurance arents will be closed Saturday, June 3rd, on which date the Local Board of Under writers will hold it's annual picnic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
At FnIr Groundn, st. LouI.

St. Louis. June 1.-The Cook won the feature of the Fair Grounds offering Monte was second and Pinkerton third. Lacy Crawford in the fifth was the only other winning favorite. Track fast
 EirAt race- four and one-ha1f fur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Ladies day.

Ladies day.
 And C. Smith had "his'n" handed him by the Egyptians.
 Lajoie's crowd couldn't hit Frank Smith hard enough to win yesterday.
 Andy Roth and his Augusta bunch do to WtV'ch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

W. J. Whitaker of Birmingham and Thomas E. Knight of Greensboro were yesterday appointed notaries public by Governor Jelks. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Score by innfn gs.-
 Birmingham ......... 900 010 o00-l Shreveport .......... .O00 0O2 eOl-S
 Summary-Earned runs, Shreveport, balls. off Ragan. 1; off Bartley. ?. Struck out, by Ragan, 6; by Bartley, 4. Left on bases, Birmingham, 4: Shreve- port, 4. Double plays, Moore to Schip- piaccasse to Vaughan. Passed balls. Graffius. First on errors, Birmingham. l: Shreveport. l. Sacrifice hits, Hess, Bartley, Hennessy. Miller, Schippiac- Hafford, Hennessy. Empires, Burke and Black. Time. 1:27. Attendance. 1867.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Schaughnessey and the map of "ould Ireland" that adorns his features shook the dust of Montgomery and the South sail for Washington. When he came to Montgomery. Stahl of Washington, had 1t understood that he was to go back to Washington in 1906 Since he has been South he has managed to scratch out one infield hit, and what Stahl wants with him is one of those puzzles that man sits up nights try ing to solve.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

bOc PACKAGE SALE. Begins at s O'clock Today, LeBrOn JeweIry O.,
 Ike LOeb's old stand,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Solicitor Dent of Montgomery County paid into the State Auditors office yesterday the money paid by the Dia- violation of the State corporation law The amount was $2,500. less the att torneys fees
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
SMITH HIT HARD.

Egyptians Get Next to the Crack of the
 Crackers.
 Atlanta. June 1.-Heavier hitting by the visitors gave the game to Memphis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

been quietly made for return of Ike Durrett to Montgomery, Mike Finn having drafted him for hts Toledo club in the American League Durrett is dissatisfied at Toledo and has sig nified his willingness to return to Montgomery, land yesterday morning the negotiations were completed and
 Uncle Isaac" will be in Montgomery hitting better this year than ever bat ting 1852 for Toledo, and as local fans remember he has always been one of the hardest hitters in the Southern League. This will be his third year with Montgomery and he will make the Pretzel outfield the strongest in the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Totals .........36 2I 13 4 "Jansing bunted out in the second. Bennett out in third for running out of bounds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

IE lhS tAird inning Charlie Schwartz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

Fannie Williams, negress, was fined $5 and costs yesterday afternoon by Acting Recorder John Ryan when she was arraigned on charge of viola ton of the sanitary ordinances of the city. The woman lives at 423 Dexter in a sanitary condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02
neWS ir1 Brief.

Charles Harris, Jr., the young son of Charles Harris, the veteran negro mail ing clerk at the Montgomery postof- flee, was appointed a 1aborer at the postoffice yesterday by Postmaster c. w. Buckley. The place pays S4OG a year. Young Harris has just been graduated at the State Normal School for Negroes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-02

SCOTe Dy Innings. Atlanta. .. .. ........ 900 900 O1O-1 Memphis. .... .. 70. .., .O0O 900 210--3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-21

BUSY AT BROWNS.
Much Work on Hand at Popular Shipyard
Soon Launch Lighter

Work at the shipyard of \. c. Brown
& Sons is on the hustle and from all
appearance it will be kept up for some
months yet. Yesterday afternoon the men
were kept busy greasing the ways on
which the lighter, built for Mr.. Greacen,
of Perth Amboy, which will shortly be
launched. The lighter is nearly complet-
ed. 1t will he one of the largest ever
launched at the local yards and it is
expected that it Will be used in the local
waters.
On the big tugboat William J. Daley,
recently launched, mechanics are Install
ing machinery and within a short time,
she will leave for New York.
The old time tug Arrow, owned by the
Rogers Towing Company, of New York
is at the yard. She is receiving numerous
long needed repairs. A new scow ant
tugboat are also under the way of con.
structlon.