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Philndrlnh1a-

Totals Ia s'2S II 6 Totals ~ 10 t39 Il 6
'On: cut whon winning run was scoreA
Hated for kiltfer In fourth.
tCravath out on inheld n.y.
zBatted FOR Raeon in eighth
Score by innings: r.
Philade phla ................oo o7olooo n-S
Brooklyn ....................0 - OF o / Ia
summary: Runs-Paskort t2). Cravsth.
Magce. Ludnrus. Knabe. Doolan. Doom. Mo-
ran. Smith (op. Wheat az. Hummci (el.
Tooley. Kent Two-bato hits-Ludcrus
Smith. Miller. Three base hits-Cravath (2l,
Moran. Home runs-Tooey. Peskert. Stolen
bases-Wheat. Moran, Tooley. Double plays
Miller to Smith: Daubert tunassisted,
Left on bases-Phiadelphia, s; Brooklyn. s
First hnse on hals-On Brennan g. off
Stack. 5: of YinEling. l. on Ragon. 3. Struck
out--By Brennan. 5; by Ragon. q Hit by
pitcher-By stack. I: by Kent. /. EMPIRES
EaSJr and Johnetone.
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RAIN STOPS GAME
AFTER COLTS Win

(Continued From First Pase.)
time UP by mailing a wide ball to left.
1t is probable that the hit-and-run had
been Jagged on the next play, but La
ftte outsuessed the local general and
beat him at his own game. wasting q
ball far on the outside, while Steve
started for second Graft offered at the
ball, but missed by miles. and Steve was
caught by yards Graft. Flournoy and
Raley each nit, which. had Steve either
stayed on first or beat the throw TO sec
ond. would have meant at least two tai
lies However. tho four binsles Melted
just one.
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Totals ...29 no / Totals 80 is n 10 o
'BatIed for Harmon in second.
tBatted for Steele in eighth.
tBatted for Dale in ninth.
"Battcd for Cheney in ninth
Score b. innings: r.
g. $50 '''''''''''.''-'..''''.'3 do
81. Louis.......................o o. o 0 l. .
Summary: Runs-Huggins. WIngo sheck-
6td ~. schultz 20. Tinker ca. Zimmerman
t3'. EVers. Archer. Two ba ae hts-ZImmer-
man CD, Sheckard, HugEins Konetchy.
Three-base hits-Himmerman. Mowrey. Sac
rince hits-Tinkcr. Cheney. Stolen bases
Nasee, Leach. Double plays-Evers 20
Tinker: Huggins to Hauscr to Konetchy.
limmsrr an TO Safer; Evers to Safer. Lsft
on tnsca- ST. Louis 10: Chicago. Q. Hts
; T Hn.mon. in innings: off Steele, IN
piinss; off Steele. In S innings. First
base on balls-Of. Harmon. 2; OFT Dale. /;
of Cheney. 8: or Maroney. /. Struck out
By Cheney. 2. Hit by pitchcr-By Cheney.
l. Wild pitch-Chene. Passed ball-Archer.
Time of game. EOS. Umprcs KLEIN and
Bush.
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ner. carrisan. Ma,oney. Martin. Chase. TWO
base htts-spcoker. stahL rhree-bass hit
wagner. Homo run--Lewis. Sacrifice hitR--
ferkes Collins Stolen bases-Chase. Mar
tin (O. Cree. l. Gardner. Speaker. Left on
oases-Boston. 12: New York. s. First base
on oails-on WARRIOR. IL: or Collins. g.
Struck out-By NSnrhop. S: ny Collins, l. Hit
by pitoher-By worhop. ? tYerkes. Speak,
err. Passed ban-Sterrett Time of game.
hours. Umpires. Evans and westerveit.
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Colorea Team. 10 PIay,

The Interior Club OF the Colored De4
partmcntal League of Washin ,on, d.
c. will play the Richmond Indepen-
dents Monday. TUESDAY and Wednes-
day. Mondays aud Tuesdays gamca
Will be played at Broad Strcet Park.
Wednesdays game at the Athletic
Park, Fourteenth and Everett Streets,
South Richmond. Seats III be re-
served for white patrons. Games
called 1880 p. NJ
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Boston. June 22-The Giants took both
ends o. a double der from tho Bostons
to-day. Mathewson allowed ten hits in the
frst game. but he didn't try very hard after
the Giants had cinchcd the game in the
third. He struck out eight mon. Bostons'
bases
Crandeii pitched tho second game. lie
lasted until the last half of the sixth. when
he was replaced by Wiltse, who didn't do
much better. The Giants however. man
eged to hat out victory. Scores
ErDaT NaHfE
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douglas called out on castro's In
reference.
Score by innings: r.
Norfolk ........, 90 o0l00l-
Portsmouth ....... 20 o 3 o . Oil
summary: Two-base hits--Dodge,
Hinton and Watson (2). Sacrifice
hlt5-keller, Hudgins, Cooper. Stolen
bases-Staub. Mayer AMI Castro. Dou-
lie plays--Wilson to Hinton to Big
he; Heating To Castro to Douglas.
Base on balls-Woods. l.. Mayer. 8.
Left on bases-Norfolk. IL; Ports
mouth. Z. Struck out-By Woods. |:
Mayer. 6. Time of game. l:20. Umpire.
black Attendance. 2.5oo.
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Tho Out Laws defe ted the Highland
Springs Saturday In very pretty
game. The features OF tho game was
the pitching OF Rndford. striking out
eighteen men. and the catching OF
Austin. only having Ole pass ball for
the Out Laws.
Score BY inning. K.
Out Laws. 1o2 oo3O2 90
Highland Sprg2 ...1 o 0 80 zoos
Batteries Out Laws. Ausu nann
Radford; Highland Springs. johnson
and Beadles.
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Totals Z. ~ * Total.

Totsls -" :" ~ Is Totals - % n 8 I
Batted for Ms~rs in seventh.
score by innings: r.
sSew k...............a "a O q a 10 a 80
Boston .........................1o oo1o 0So-5
Summary: Runs-Devlin ca. Campbell,
Houser. King. Snodgrass 90. Burns, DOYLE
go, Mcrkle t0. Murray. Becker, Shafer,
Wilson. Fletcher. Mathewson. Two-basc
hltr-shafer. Myers, Mathewson, Snodgrase
Merk!e. Devorc. Fletcher. Thrce-base hit
Becker. Home run-Kling. Stolen bases
jackson. Merkle. Murray. Burns. Double
Nov York. 6: Boston. 10 First base on bali
On Mhthcwson. .; OF Dickson. !. Struck
oat-'By Mathewson. S; by Dickson. >. Hit
BY p.tcher-By Dickson, l. Empires, Bren-
nan and Emslic
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OFF DAY FOR TIGERS

Detroit. June c2-To-day's farce with
Cleveland ended with Mullin being sent to
bat for Cobb in tho ninth inning. Ty had
gone to the clubhouse, having no Idea an
other turn at bat would be his. Bad throws,
mufs and bonehead plays characterized
Detrolt's work. Brilliant pitching and field
ing by Knapp marked Cieveland's game.
The final score IL to In favor OF
CLEVELAND. Score.
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE.
Standing ne aho Climb.

Where They Plny Next Saturday.
Woodall & Quarles Va. kahn's, at
Byrd Park.
Barton Heights.
Horace Wright VS.. TyleTs. at Ath.
letic Park.
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BOSTON WINS TWO GAMES

New York. Juno 2?.-The Boston Red sox
took both games from the Yankees to-day
ny consistent and hard hitting. Speaker,
Lewis, L. Gardner and Stahl atarred for tho
visitors. Tho Yankees could not do any,
thing against Hall or Collins. The heiding
OF both teams good. Scores:
FIRST EASJE
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ISpcclhl 10 The Times -Dispatch.1
Ashland. Va. June 22.-The game
mere mis- afternoon between the Ash
land and Southern Bell Telephone mines
was called at the end Of the third
inning on account OF heavy rain
Ashland had tho bases allied in tho
nrst inning. but a fast triple play
oy me visitors retired the side.
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Poktpone TennI. NATION.

., compilation in tho tennis doubles for
me me hermitage Challenge Cup In the
S az, dominion Tennis Tournament was
6 delayed Yesterday because of the sud
s sidea to complete this match next
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BROWNS EASY FOR WHITE sox

Chicago. June e2-The Browns were easy
for the White sox to-day. The sox won s
10 l. and chased Jack Powell from the slab
IN less than three innings. e. Brown fol-
lowed and was Just easy. The sole tally
secured by the Browns was home run
drive by Shotten in the sixth. score;
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neliy..i: on crandaii. 2: of wiitse. 1. struck
ont--sy Tyler. s: by wiise. $: by Ames. 2
Hit by piteher-Merkle ts). wild pitch
Tyler t). umpires. Brennan and Emsiie.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Plny Next Saturday.
American Clothing Company VS.. ia
cobs d Levy, at Byri Park.
Hillsiders va. Cherry Smash at
Spring Hill Park.
Imperials VS.. Burk 81 Co.. at Fair
mount Park
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took the last game from the Champions /,
10 T. Coombs was effective for the first three
innings, but after that was Wild Hughes
was nit hard. but managed to keen them
scattered Two homo run drives, one by
Baker over the right field WALL and the
other by Mcbride through the scorcboa I'd,
featured the game. Score:
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CARDINALS IN SEVENTH PLACE

81. Louis. Tune c,-The Cubs bombarded
the Cardinals to-day. 10 to 2. aud showed
them down to seventh place. Zimmerman
drove In five runs with a single, double lad
triple. crc scored two runs himself
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t2l. Gala han (3). Collins. Rodie. Two-base
hit-Stovall. Three-base hits-Lord (2).
Home run--Shotten. stolen bases-Cailahan
90, zeider. Blackburn. Double play-weaver
to hath. Left on bases-St. Louis S; Chica-
go. 8. First base on balls-On Powell. /: of
L. Brown. 2: on Ben. l. Struck out-By
Powell. 4; by Brown. .: By Benz. s. Hit by
pitcher-By Brown. /. Wild pitch-Brown.
Connolly
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Totals ...as II II 10 Totals ...st 81 8 1
hatted for Pennock In ninth.

IotdIs .,,B II q 10 Totals Isl a 8 4
Stated for Pennock In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
MhshinEton ...................o 0oI27o2 OIL?
n.ouc'pHia ..................0 ] o o i A
summary: Runs-Mocller Foster go. MI
ian, IAN. Gandi, shanks. Morgan (2). Mcbride,
HenrE, Hughes. oldring. Baker. Derrick,
oase hit-Lapp Home runs-McBride, Baker
Saerihce hit-Morsan. Sacrifice ny-McBride
Washington. 6; Philadelphia, !. Hits-On
Coomos. in lnnings; OFF Pennocls, 3 in a
innings; on Hughes, Z. First base on balls
ON Coombs, 8; on Hughes, l. Struck out
BY Musscr. /. hit by pitcher-By Coombs,
/; by Hughes. /. Wild pitch-1fuseer Time
OF game, 2;S Umpircs, OLouBhlin and
EEan.
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1',IIIrIaT!, NUhb--ff en- drItNscn. Speaker,
Lewis ~, L. Gardner a., Stahl f2), waE-
ner. cady Hall. Cree, zinn. Two-ba.e hits
Speaker, Lewis. Stahl. Cady, Hall Three-
base hits-Hartzell. Cree. L. Gardner. sac
Iifce hit-Hendricksen. sacrince ny-StahI
stolen oase-Stah Left on bascs-Bostop
81 New York. s. First base on balls-Ofr
Hall. ?: off Mcconnell. s: off Thompson. p
Struck out-By Hall. 4; by Mcconnell. 8;
by Thompson. B. Time OF game. 400 Um-
pirss. Evans md Westervelt
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LOCAL.: GOLFERS
WIN ONE MORE
CONTINUED From First Pager

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brilliant game. He Is only eighteen
+. oars old. and is something of phe-
nomenon in the game. The match be-
tween I-assell and Rucker was close
at all stages, and was only decided at
the eighteenth hole.
The Hermitage Golf Club has won
ts'x and lost two games in the Middle
tAtlantic- Association contest for a cup
Next Saturday they will play the
Hampton team on the local links.
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Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh.

s1UlHIIIHIN IkuHB0OuTey, IluINguuIl, NC
Dor aid. Two-fasc hit-wilson.- Sacrifice
hit--Clarke. Sacrifice fy-SuSss. Stolen
baees-Byrne. Wagner. Double play-Cam-
ni;z to Miller 20 Byrnc First base on balls
ON Camnitz. ?; OFF Suggs, s. Struck out
BY Camnitz, /; by Sugss. l. Hit by pitcher
Wagner. Time OF game. $40. ump!res.
RIEler and Flnneran.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Sfpnd tnr ~ III El.,V,.

Where They PJny NEXT Saturday.
Hustlers We. Cubs, at Byrd Park
Harpies We. Highlanders, at East End
Park.
Ramblers We. Giants. at Harvey Park.
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WEST END LEAGUE.
Standing OF the Clubs.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
st. Andrews vs.. Pirates. at ST. An
drews Park.
Tigers Vs. Laurels. at Main Street
Park.
Bob Powell. the fast outfelder Of the
Woodall G. Quarles team, has been
taken from the outer garden by Man
ager Schminke and put behind the bat.
where he is doing some mighty classy
work for his team.
Woodall & Quarles will play Kahn's
on the morning of July A. and In the
afternoon of this day will journey to
Petersburg to play with one OF the
strongest amateur teams in the Cockade
City.
Lee whitfield Is proving the main
stay of the Battle Axe team in the box
this year He Is doing practically an
of the pitching, and from the looks of
the standing column. Lee is doing just
what Joe Boehling did last year-that
is. pitching his team to the champion
ship OF Richmond.
DR.. Labenburg, president of the Cen
trail League, is one of tho most yalu-
able men on the commission. Dr. La
benburg is good business man and
good. clean sport. and has one of the
best regulated Leagues in the city.
The brewers of Richmond are organ
izing league. ana it Is expected that
they will complete their Organization
within the next week.
swifts Win.
Swift defeated Armour in pretty
game at Bellemeade Par. yesterday
By the score OF to 8. Clark and
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

Where they play next Saturday:
Battle Axe VS.. Athletics. at Christ
Church PARK; Southern Bell vs.. Col
leGians. at Richmond College; Grays
We. Ashland. at Byrd Park.
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RAGGED 1O-lNNlNG GAME

Brooklyn. June s2.-Brooklyn again de-
.,uttd the Phiilics to-day In a ragged ten
lnainC contest. Six pitchers were used.
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CAMNITz IN FINE FORM

Pittsburgh. Pa. June c,.-Camnitz was in
excellent form to-day. allowing but four
hits. Two OF these. with an error in the
third. gave Cincinnati their only tally.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

A. Bristol-Bristol. 4: AshevIlIe /
At Knoxville Knoxville IS; Morr,stowr
a, Johnson City-Johnson city IS: cleve-
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summary Two-base hit-Burke Three
nhse hit-Ginn Sacrifice hits-GraH. Griffin.
S.oen na5es-cinrman, McComss. Left on
sesmRicnmond. &; Roanoke. 4 Struck
ont[BS Gardin. s: by Ayers. 5. Hit by
Pitcher-McComas. Wild pitch-Gardin,
Time OF Eame Ito. Umpire. Mcbride.
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Brownie. Win.

The Brownir; defeated the Eagles
Yesterday by the score of 10 to g.
Tho features of the game was tho
pitching OF Ferguson and the ALL
around playing of lie Brownie team.
ferguson struck out twelve mon,
while Harris was hit hard by tho
Brownies.
Score by innings. r. Fl. e.
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F. = =
NATIONALS WIN
LAST OF SERIES
Hughes Keeps His Hits Scat
tered, While Coombs
Is Wild.
BOSTON RED sox TAKE TWO
Tigers Outclassed by Maps, and
Browns Easy for
Chicago.
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia, 4, Washington, IL.
New York. 2, Boston, 10 (Hrst
Enme).
New York, B, Boston 10 tsecond
gamc).
Detroit, 3, Cleveland ii.
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{ h almers
MOTOR CARS
Iordon Motor Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
L as, were .he stare oe the VIC.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

Livesay were the stars oe the vic4
tors. Tho score.
armour ............11 1oo30o00-e,
swift '.'............11 / OF 002 OF
summary: Left on bases-Swif., Z;
Armour. g. Base on balls-on Clark.
y. OH snort, !; on ,ok. Q; or Hover
stock, 1. Hits-On Clark. 2 i'm In
ninss; off Short. mono in 4 innings. ort
Cook. in innings: of Aloverstock,
In innings. Hit by pitched ball.
Miller. Struck out-By Clark, 6: by
short, 8; by Hoverstock, 3; by Cook,
q. Time of game. two hours. Umpire,
johns. Scorer. East. Attendance, ESQ
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...TleT.s 4 Totals ..sanal1l d

score by innings: r.
New York. Observation-Disclosures oc LP3s2 la
summary: Runs.D.y,,, r., rs1nhei, I.l
Sweeney t2l. Jackson, Raridcn az. Tyler.
lDonaelly. snodgrass t2). Doyle ts). Msrlze
lC2), Murray t2), Becker, Shsfer (2) Myers,
Crandhn. Two-base hits-.Snodgrass. Dcvlin.
sweeney. CrandslI. Doyle. Rariden. Becker
Myers. Three-hese hit--Sweency. Home
rups-Rnriden. Merk,e. Sacrifice hits-Mer-
kle Sweeney. stolen basesMerkle (e).
shafer, Becker. jackson, Kirke. lIits-On
Crandall, 10 in "a innings: off Wiitse. .
tn pa inning: off Tyler. IA in STA innings
First base on hals--On Tyler, 2: OF Don
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Where they play next Saturday
Brownies VS.. Trimms. j. r. 70. Lee
Park: Eagles We. Baptist, C. and O
Park.
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son taI. Ia,ois G9S Gigs Rirn,,nsha,n
Turner o'Neil. Delehnnty ca, Loudcn
Two-base hits-Jackson. Griggs, Olson. Cobb
Sacrifice hits-Gainor. Left on bases-Cleve-
land. 8; Detroit. S. Hie-On Dubus. 10 In 8
innings; of Willett. in innings. First
base on balls-Or Knapp, 4; on willett, i:
on Duouc. 1. Struck out-By Knapp. l: by
Dubuc. /; by Willett. ?. Hit by pitcher-By
Knapp. l. Wild pltch-Krapp. wilett Pass
ed ball-o'Ncili. stanage. Time OF same.
2:io. Empires. Dineen and Sheridan.
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Totals ..ss IS 81 II l Totals ...ss ram 2
Il. Gardner third base.
II. Gardner. second base
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit mt ST. Louis.
Cleveland Mt Chicago
Other games not scheduled.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh mt Cincinnati.
ST. Louis mt Chicago.
Other games not scheduled.
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Cleveland.

Totals ...ss Ii 81 . Totals ...sa s n Is 4
'Batted for Cobb In ninth.
tBatted for Willett In ninth.
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Brownies ....oO5o3 x-l0 5 o
Batters-Eagles. 4Aarris and Sykes !;
Brownies. Ferguson and Ba5oy.
Summary: Three base hits-wtll-
ans. Two-base hits-Bagby and
Jackson. Singles-Jackson. Bagby,
Ferguson. Whitlow CD. Blunt. Base
on balls-On Ferguson. 6; Off Harris,
6, Struck out--By Ferguson, IL: by
Harris. 8. Umpire. Bracket Atten-
dance. 100.
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UNION LEAGUE.
Brownies. 10; EaGles. 9.
Baptist VS.. Trimmers: rain.
SIN ndi nI. M st,nu.,.
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TWO CLOSE GAMES
At PETERSBURG

Newport Eews :.... o26o6oS2i-s
summary; wo-base hits-Lakc.
MATHS. Stolen bnses-Krebs, remnant
Evans. Base on halls-Morganrath.
3: Lett on bases--Ncwport News. I:
petersburg, 4. Hit by pitched balls
BATES. Hits of Vance. 3 in Innings:
OF Morganrath. 10 in Z innings Struck
out--By Morrissey, 4 by Vance 8: by
Morsanrath, /. Time OF game hours.
Umpirc-orth. Ate ndnnce--o 500
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NORFOLK LOSES
DOUBLE HEADER

(Contfnued From First rAge.l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
WEITzEN GETS
POLICE PENSION
Retired on Half Pay Last
Night By Council.

Patrolman Israel Weitzen will be
pensioned from the police force COM
mencing tomorrow, January /. His
petition to the council, asking for
retirement under the pension act be-
cause OF his disability by the loss Of
an eye In service, was received at its
last meeting last night. A resolu-
ton, signed by Chairman Richard J.
Calvin OF the police committee, was
adopted whereby Weitzen will be
pensioned at half pay. He will thus
receive $41.66 month. Other
officers are complaining and 1t is
declared legal steps may be taken by
a policeman or by one of the police
organizations in an endeavor to up-
set the action.
A charge, preferred by Chief of
Police Burke, was pending against
Weitzen. 1t was claimed he had
often neglected duty In failing to do
as told by his superiors and failing
to ring call boxes regularly. Welt
zen claimed he was crippled by the
loss of an eye and often suffered
from cramps in his legs. In his petit
tion for retirement he set forth that
his physician had advised him II
abandon night work, for otherW
he might become totally blind.
The counoi, retired the offlce1
der the pension law under
given by City Attorney Hommn
The members were previously In
quandary as to what to do as Weit-l
zen had been injured before the pen
sion act became effective.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
HARBOR BOARD
men SELECTED
Mayor Announces Names Of
members--Send to Council
at Next Meeting.
ACTIVITY IS PROMISED
New Body Will Organize
Shortly--ls n-Partisan--
Choose Own President.

Appointees for the Board of Har-
Dor commissioners chosen by Acting
Mayor Ferd Garretson are: Peter G.
olsen, OF So Water street; John C,
Donehue, 231 State street; Richard
A. Bolger, of 210 Market street. and
Herbert ellis, of I'll State street.
They have volunteered to serve and
Will be named formally in a COM
munication to the council on Janu-
ary 8. 1t is likely that they will
meet shortly thereafter and organize.
Under the law they are to choose a
president from their own number
and secretary. counsel. engineers
and such other officers as they may
need, not from their own number.
One of the first acts OF the new
board will be to recommend to the
council that the riparian rights for
ends OF Washington. Commerce, Fay
cite, High and probably other streets
be purchased from the state. This
action will give the council authority
to issue bonds to pay for the same
A resolution has already been passed
to accept the offer Of the state. to
buy the ends of Washington, Com
merce. and Fayette streets, at $40 a
foot. Tho council passed another
resolution last night authorizing the
draft Of warrant for $3.50 to pay
for the rights at the end Of Washing
ton street. They have been leased
to the Perth Amhoy and Tottenville
Ferry Company. The amount, which
10 at the rate OF $40 a foot for six
ty-six feet, will be borrowed from the
sinking fund. The warrant for the
same will be made payable to Daniel
8. Voorhees,, state treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31
TERMS ENDED
BY ALDERMEN
Pleasant Things Said About
Each Other Last Nigh.

Speech making and hand shaking
concluded the final meeting of the
present council last night. The ses-
sion was short and but little busi-
ness was transacted. A correction
was made in purchasing property for
opening the southerly end OF Miller
street to William street. Resolutions
were passed for holding public
hearing on the Convery place con-
demnation matter and for confirma-
tion OF the final assessment 1or the
opening of Convery place northerly
With view Of opening the south
erly end of Miller street the council
purchased lot from Mrs. Mary
Reilly several months ago. It has
now been discovered that a mistake
was made in the description OF the
property whereby the city purchased
lot on which q part Of the former
Rosett tenement house stands.
Commissioners named to assess
the value Of lands owned by the c.
ri,aarrdee Works, desired for the extern
sion Of Convery place, will hold a
public hearing at 10 o'clock in the
morning Of January 20. at city hall.
Final report was filed by Com
missioners Of assessments for open
ing Convery place northerly. The as
sessment was confirmed.
A resolution was passed, authoriz-
ing the issuance of certigficates for
$4,000. in anticipation OF taxes.
The amunt will be borrowed from the
the sinking fund
The amount will be borrowed from
Emil Yepson, Charles Donegan and
Alfred B. Johnson to membership.
in the Eagle Hose and Chemical
Company was confirmed The name
Of Edwin G. Fraser has been erased
and that of Alexander 7 Warner, Jr.,
added to the rolls of Protection
Hook and Ladder Company, on rec
ommendation adopted last night.
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