THE SCRANTON TRIBUNIS-SATU11DAY, MAV 27, 1890.
GAMES PLAYED IN
ATT NTIC LEAGUE
ALLENT0W1T WINS ANOTHER
FK0I.1 SCRANTON.
Wilkes-Baixo Lost to Reading by
Largo Score Richmond Defeated
Lancaster In a Hard Fought Game.
Newaik Downed Paterson Brook
lyn and St. Louis Gave a Fine Ex
hibition of Ball Washington Shut
Out Chicago, and Baltimore Like
wlso with Cleveland,
Sc-rantun was defeated nguln yostct
dny by Allentown by a score of 5 to 11.
Hodbon was not In pood form and was
pounded hard. Wllkes-Rarre was de
feated by Rending. The Rarnns could
not llnd Gavin's curves and Voorhee
una lilt hard.
In a tclo Inning game Richmond
defeated Lancaster by a close score.
The National league nave some llnu
exhibitions of bull playing. St. Louis
and Brooklyn played a tie twelve In
nlnlng game, which was called on ac
count of darkness. Theic were a
number of shut outs In the league.
Feicentage Table,
w.
Richmond -"O
Reading 1!
Wllkcs-Barro 11
Lancaster II
Newark 1!
Scranton 11
Patcrson 9
Altcutoun S
1.. P.C.
7 .711
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11 .ok!
U .51S
1! .5i
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is .sn
1(3 Ml
Whcio They Play Today.
Set miton nt Allentown.
Wilkes-Ham at Heading.
Richmond nt Lancaster.
Faterson nt Newaik.
Sunday Games.
Lancaster nt Pnteroii.
Reading at Newark.
SCRANTON AGAIN DEFEATED.
Allcntown's Heavy Hitting Won the
Game.
Atlcntiun, May IG AlUntown de
feated Seianton today by heavy hit
ting The home team went to pieces In
th seventh Inning and with w Illinois
of Maglnnis the visitors icoietl four
lineal tied iun. The playing of Mr.
Manu-- James Dclehunty and Dohctty
were the featuics. Seme:
A,U;.NTO'N.
R. 11. O A U.
Tate, ,!1 .. 2 2 IS I 2
T Dilrlinnt), 21 0 2 2 .! 2
Smith If 1 0 J a il
Jii Dclehaiit), if .... 1 I! 'I 0 0
Hours cf u ii 1 n 0
MclntMc 11 2 2 12 2 1
McM iiuis e ... 2 :: r 2 u
Jhp Dele hunt)', s .... .! 2 2 ' 1
MagliuiK 0 n .! 0
Totals 11 II 27 20 ii
It. II. ). A. i:.
SCRANTON.
Knoll if 2 n I ii 0
Llpperl if o 0 1 0 0
Dillon Hi 1 0 lii 1 0
Hagai. If (i I 1 il 0
?-ohcrt :i 0 2 I .'! n
)) Council 21) U 0 2 2 n
iMcMnhcili s II 2 2 4 2
' Thiiikuru. ' 10 2 1 0
IIoi1m.ii p 10 12 0
Tuta 5 ' 27 11 2
Alleutuwi 2 0 0 .! 0 0 1 2 -J-U
Si i ii ini .. . 1 O 0 O 0 tl I I) 0 "
1 humI i mis Allentovwi. 7. Two-baso
hi'- 1 li Iclmutv, .Mclnt.vro Thrce
Imm hits .Ten- 1). li-lmiit.v. McMiinu.
hiirhui hits linuj. Me lilt) ie, Mugln
iih Stol n bases Tate, ::; Jos. Delchan
U 2 Mi Mima Jits IXIchaiity Double
pl.iv Mi Muiiuu to Tale. I'll si mi balls
Ufl Miiglniiis. I- ufC IIoiImmi. i. lilt, by
pitched ball Knoll. Sliui'k out H .Un
(.IlinlM "p b HmlMin. 2 Wild pilch Mil
glnnls HoiNoti Lett on lin-rs Allen
town i Sci.nitein, s I'mplre McDor
mott Tlmo 1.57
Wilkes-Barre Couldn't Find Gaivin.
Leading. Mav 26 The local team
tinned the tablps mi Wilkcs-Raire to
da The lsitois vvi-ie unable to wlu
Guivins eilivcs. Vooihecs- was lilt
haid up to the sixth Inning when he
settled down The visitors put up a
lmUy Holding game. The plaving of
wMhciton was a feu tine, Seoie:
RKADING.
R.
II.
1
o
a. i:.
Lawirnci. cf
chllds. 21
fietts If
Drauby. 1b
Str.itton. rf . . .
Cockuuin ss
Smith, oli
Sn)dci i
Garvin, p
0
I
II
1
0
1
10
o
Totals
I" 11
(10)
11111111 SM
:?.sC w I
SJl j- ill
-i- " '"r"T"'"l-r r-r-.
WILKES'DARRB.
R. II. O. A. n.
Clymcr, es 113 10
HalllRiin, rf 0 13 0 0
Rtchtcr, cf 0 1 o 0 0
Goeckel. lb 0 1 15 il 1
Odnelt, If 0 0 0 0 0
Atherton, 2b o I 4 9 n
CotiBlilIn, Hb 1 " 0 .1 S
Smith, c 0 0 2 2 1
Voorhecs, p 1 I 0 8 J!
Total 2 0 21 2 C
Reading u 1 0 5 0 0 0 010
Wllkes-Hirro ...000002000-2
learned rune Wllkcs-Uaue, 1. Sacri
fice lilt Stratton Stolen bases Oclvvelt,
CorUtnnti, !1 Left on lures Reading. Ci
Wlllto-Rnrte fi. Struck out Hy Garvin,
i; by Voorhec. 2. Double plav Atheitnn
to Uocokcl Tlrst on balls Off Garvin,
1; ort Vocrhees. 2 lilt by pitched ball
Atherton. t'mplrn Uciger. Time 1 45
Richmond Defeats Lancaster.
Lancaster, May 25. After i haid
twelve Inning struggle this afternoon
Richmond defeated Lancaster by a
score of 12 to 11, Iles3 scoring the win
ning run on a bae on bills, followed
by Donovan's sacrifice and Wilgleyn
single. Lancaster's pitcher. were wild
and easy. There were many brilliant
features, espe dally the fielding and
batting of Seybold. Score
LANCASTER
It. II O. A L
Hutteimoic, rf 2 o 0 u 1
McVev, It 1110 0
Larocque, lb 1 .1 12 1 0
Lcldy, cf 0 0 3 0 0
Wnid. 2b 1 1 5 r. 1
Schttuh, Cb 3 4 17 1
Leahy, ss 1112 1
Wcnte. c 1 1 !i 2 l)
Schmidt, p 12 0 10
Minor, p 0 0 0 10
Totals 11 13 Ml 29
RICHMOND.
R. It. O. A. V.
Wrlgloy, s 12 0 7 0
Shannon rt 1 o 0 0 0
Dolnn, 2I 1113 0
Sebol(1, If 3 .1 3 0 0
Calhoun lb 1 2 17 0 0
IlargroM, cf 0 0 110
Dundon, 31 112 10
Mess, c I 2 4 2 I
Donuwin, p 13 0 2 0
Pfnnmlllir, if 2 0 2 11
Totals 12 10 lii !J 2
One man out when w lulling run was
made.
Lancaster 1 0 4 0 1 13 0 10 0 0 .1
Richmond .....'.21000031100 1-12
Ranted runs -Lancaster, 1: Richmond,
.! Two-base hits Sclinuh, Lurocipie. 2.
Threc-baso hit fcVhaiib. Home Run
Dnnouin. Sntrlllie blt Dundon. Mc
Vey, Leah, 2, DonoMin Stolen b.ises
Scliuib, Leacv, 2. LeUh. Calhoun Left
mi b ises Lancaster, 1i, Richmond U.
Stituk out Scliaub, Hiitli'rnioie, l'f.in
mlllir. Donnvnu VrlKle, Dundon.
Double pln Scliaub Ward and I.T
loc (iiio . llurpiove . nd lit ss, I.caln, A aid
and LatoeiitK . Minor and Wente, Vnil
and Liioiutie, Tlrst on i rroia RK h
niond TlrMt on bills Off Schmidt, i ;
off Mlnoi 'i . ort DnnoMin. s. Jilt by
plleher Larouiur. 2, Winte Iiuttermore,
2, Donoau. Dolan, Calhoun. I'mplre
liendcroii. Time J la
Newark Defeats Pateison.
Newark, Maj 2i, Newaik defeated
Pateison today In a fast game of ball.
The fen tu re was a w underfill winning
cntih of Hnrde.sty, the best over made
on the home giounds. Sioie:
KIIW'ARK.
R. II. O. A. II.
Klopr. ss 12 17 1
Iiardestv, cf 10 111)
Sohcfller. If 2 12 10
Wise. 21 0 113 2
Weddlgo. 31) (1112 0
Kleld. lb I 0 10 1 0
Menuey, if u o 0 0 0
Ito.Kh. e 0 2 5 10
Cogan, p 110 11
Totals, 5 b 27 17 4
l'ATKRSON.
R. It. (). A n.
Mnian, cf 0 1 2 0 0
Moss, s-s 0 2 2 II
Tlioilltnll, lb 1 11 2 1
Ladd. If 0 2 0 I 0
Camp, 31 1 1 a o 0
Duncan, c 0 1 4 3 0
Ctcttlliger, if n 0 3 0 0
Gnehnniir, 21) 0 0 3 Ii 0
Row en, p 0 il 1 10
Totals 1 S "2 20 2
Mc.incy out for luieifercnce.
Newark 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0-5
I'attrson o l o 0 0 0 0 0 01
'Iwo-biM1 bits Wise. Roach. Klopf,
Scliifllei Tliouiton Snerlllco hit Hard
es Stolen liases Camp, Sehclllcr,
Llnpf 2: llardesty. Left op lnsi o
Newark fi, I'ater.son. 7. Stiuck out-Ry
How en. 1; b Cogan, :! Double plas
Wise. Klopt and riild; llardesty and
Roach: I'll Id ami Klopf. I'll si on bills
-Olf Cogan, .1 oft Howen, 3 AVlld piti h
Ilowcn. I'mplri Hctts. Time 1 13.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Percentage Table
W
L P C
lo .70.1
HrooklMi . .
St Louis . .
Roston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
21
22 11 M,7
21 12 (:
20 1 J 1.01
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At St. Loilli- II II i:.
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lliookln 10 0 0 0 0002000-.: fi 2
RiittPilfs Powell nnd CilBcr, IJiiun,
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Cutterlrx --Mer.ulniid nnd Mrdulte;
Talfrund NIchoK, t'inplics Swartwood
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llaltlmnio 0 0 2 2 0 I 2 0 2-12 10 0
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Plttsburir 02 2 1 1 0 0 1 7 14 2
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Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1
Uostou I 0 0 1 1 n 0 3 r C 12 1
IlTtteilcs Halm and Pellz; lllckmin
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At Louisville II ILL.
New York 120000000 J 11 0
LnultUllo 00000 0 00 0 0 1
n.ilterles Canick and Cii.-id: Cun
nlUKhnni nnd Klttiide 1'mpires Lmslle
and JkDonald.
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.
Eastern League.
S.racii(e, 7; Hartford I.
Montical. 2, Toionlo. 0
Kothester, 10, Wdiceattr, 2.
Interstate League.
Daxton, 0; Whecllm?, 5.
Manvllcld, 2, JVrt V,inc, 3.
New Cantlc, 0, Toledo, C.
DIAMOND PICK UPS.
Scranton will play I'nele U.uili 1 a
Karons on 3londa at the Atlilctio uuk.
The Kanie will be called at I p m
Wheie would the Haions be thlb tup It
It hadn't ben foi the woik of Jlnicson?
The did well to hold on to the Indian.
Athertcn, the crack Wlllces-Uaire s-ec-ond
lijicniun, was yesterday old to
Wiihhlnston for JI,KK. He Is to rt.iort
tluro Monday,
The u lines between Scranton and
Wilkes llarre on Mtmoiial D.ij liuwi
been I everted. Scranton will plav .it
Wilkep-Haiie In the mornlnpr and Wllkcs.
HTtrc at Sci.inton In the alternnon
The S"iantom club's nanus remind one
of maishnls In a St. Patricks daj pi
iiidc, (.peilally that Inlleld. They aie
plajinff line ball and will not be lait by
any im aim Lancaster Intelligencer.
Wilkes-IJarro plas peculiar ball, ludff
Ins from the last two Raines New irk
Advertiser. Thee two Kame be lure
the Thuisda's game witli Hemline;, wire
uratle Indeed the hoodoo is now biokcii
The fans can't Ret awav from the fact
that the Damns lime been pitting Rood
ball but not quite as fast us the other
.fellowf" Wllkes-Ilane Ueeoid Scfiin
ton too. has been plnUiiK kooi! ball, but
wo huc been Just a little slow.
Richmond Is Betting n lead tint will ie.
quire- mlRhty clever work to reduce. It
won't be as easj sailing for Wells and
his crew when they Ret awav from their
own homo and Ilieside Wllkes-Iiarre
Hecord. Yes. they n av wi-ndci why
they wnndcted from tlulr own (liesldc.
It's micli coldci up noitli
Sci anion will leave AUculoun Saturday
liiRht and aiilxe in this clt Sund i
nuinlnR Twlrler Allen and Cjitclii r
O NMI1 ni lived vestordav O Ni 111 Is
suttcrliiK trcm a bacllv wrenched Icr bit
expects to be about within a few duvs
Thursday nUlii Oictro N. Kuntznh,
of the Sjracuso clul), releaseil MiiiiiiR.'r
Lew Whlstlct and hluiicd Sandy (Jrlllln,
formerly of this eltv. lo manaRc iho
team and to play rlRht Held Leotto
will pl.n flit baic. Pitcher McDeitrott
was aUo released. Whistler's InttlnR
hua been awav off at d his co.ichliiR and
lundllmr of the team has been rawed
nnd looe Kuntzch t.,i)s that H.indv
has pulled the Stars out of a bad tut
onco befoie and that he believes he Ii
Just the man to take hold of uuiir ptav
ers on tho tcuni and Ret them Into bail
plaliiK foim Hilly Lush is expected
to Join the Sjracuso team today CJrlf
lln has nnthliiR to say rceardln' his plans
except that he will try to Improve the
teum work, base luniilrR and to cneoiu.
age the disheartened team
AMATEUR BASE BALL NOTES.
The Arclibald High school and Car
bondale High school base ball teams
will play a gamo of ball In Alumni
park Mayflelil, tomorrow.
The Old Poiire team will play tlm West
Side team on the Old Vuvjio mounds
Siindav. May 2S. Dan llollind. maiuiR-r.
This afternoon at J.3w tlm Sclioui f
Lackawanna and Wvomlnc seminary will
battle at the ball park. Tho seminary
will conio to Scranton with Its best team.
The Lackawanna boys havo niado somu
changes which hnvo bettered the team
This exhibition is expected to be the best
amateur inatlnce this season. Admission
will bo 15 cents
Tho Old Pome team nccept the chal
lenge of the Tu) lor Iteds lor Mm 27 on
tho Old Purge grounds. Dan Holland,
mniiaBPr
Tho Dunmoro Imro ball luh will pluv
tho OI)phant Ilroiwis tiuuoiiou atur.
noon. Mny 2S, on til Sport Hill ai. unds,
Dunmoie (lame will ctart at a to o'elocii
shaip. A great Rainy is expect, d as gieat
rivalry exists hctiveen thuxe two nunw
Tho line of the team will i.. as ..iiiun
rJiinniore Klnnertv, liuai . ,
O'llnm (rnptalnl m I'tifi lb Well ' .,
Killet, :lli , Cnoim If, pu; inn, ,
Tlghe, If OlvpliHiit (liiiht t e , MiDi-t
mott. p. Cleaiy p W SliMldiu ib ,
Connnis, 2li . WheeK-i II. , ltin i,ipiiini
If.: M. Shcildaii. ef . O'llaia if
Tliu De-we) Kavorlles ateept the ilial
Icnge of the Caibou Street Stats and will
play them Saturday afternoon, Mu) 27,
at 210 o'clock sli.im on Moses Taylor
hospital giound" 12 A. Hidden man
ager Traev Hubeit enptaln
The Ta) lor Nonpareils a new I) oigan
Ized base ball team woulel like to ariangc
a game of ball with tho Anthracites, of
West Sciaiilon, or tho Paik 31111 Stars
for Decoration Day at I o'clock on the
Ta) lor grounds I'll si answer tlrst
"erved. The Nonpareils nio composed
of Iho following: Catcher, 13 Stone
pitehci, H S-bolt: Hist base. It
Thomit". second ba". S Owens; third
base, W. Nicholas, shortstop, 12. Davis,
left Held. W llillllths: e enter Held, 1'.
Stone rlbt Held, 11. Powell.
The Taylor lleds hnvo succeeded In
signing Illeh.it d Geudall, of the Wjumln
semlnai y team CleniHll will play third
base and altiinite In the bov.
The t)ilolts of .lernivn, challenge 'he
ll.ilfouls, eil Peckvllle to n game of ball
on tho demon grounds any d.iv next
week. Answer thmugli Tho Trlbuu;.
12ddle llreine, iniiiuc r.
No A! sclinol would like to play No 11
school oi No. 21 school on Wcdnesda),
M ly ::i, lvi? Answer In Tho Tribune.
Itov Scott, manage! Arthur Holding,
captain.
The wish bns of the eilibe warehouse
nccept the cliallcpgo of tho Clarke llio-.
cash bojs for ei game of base ball on
May SO Please den t disappoint us, ' 10
shaip, on Mullen's Ilil.l Petet MeCm
nilck, captain, Thomas Lewis, manager
A team formed from nmenir the engi
neer nnd firemen and one lrom among
tho brakemen and eondiictois of the I2iie
and Wvoming V.illi railroad will e-ioss
bats this afternoon at 2 TO o clock on the
giounds near tho Peteisbuig silk mill
In addition to the features the game will
piodueo several presentations will l-e
made.
CYCLING NOTES.
Secictarj Hv-'e-tt. of tho League of
American Wlieelmen, ie polled 1.571. le
nevvals of membership In four dn).s last
week. The limit of tlmo on all the old
tnebeishlps expires on tliu llrst of June,
but over 70 per cent, of them li.no al
leady been renewed
The I'ennsvlvanl i Division of the
Leaguo of Ameilc.tii Wlieelmen and the
Associated Cycling clubs, of I'Uil idel
phla. aro woiklng in eonluiietion to i-fp
the "score hlng nuKum' In the eltv of
Philadelphia Then- Is an oidln.tnce ii
quirlng rvcllsts to lestrlct their spn d
10 seven miles an hour, but more than
twleo that is popiilm with many lldcis
and Associated I've ling clubs and the
League of American Wncelme-n will liavc
11 stopped
The P. iius)lv.nila Division of the
League nf American Wheelmen has had
In pup.iratiun lot a )eai past one of the
finest sctlcs nf loid maps ever published.
It will be some time before thev an i om
pleted and Issued to the members, us
they are designee! to be as neuily peif-et
as possible. Other maps ale being Is
sued, howe-wi. In older to make- com
plete those alreadv given Into the pos.
s.s,.0n of members. The wotk of getting
out thei-o useful adjuncts lo cycling 1 ave
cost the league. In Its vailom divisions,
ne.irl) JlOO.QiO. and thev aie Issued only
to members.
The Hands' track In Cl.lengo. which v is
claimed bj the "outlaw" e.vrl. laclrg
mill, has been gi.inled a Leaguo of
American Wheelmen sanction (or Dec el
ation Di. The malinger of the Tieu
ton tinek, claimed hv the outlaws, In
eMgnantlv denies the nssoitlon, and ni.vs
no one can s(ciiic- It foi a mi et wlthoi-t
sli,nliig a icnti.ict to run a League of
American Wheelmen nio. i Asl U ficm
Manhattan Ileich. thou fori, the "out
laws" have not a single Hack v.hleli lias
not been a financial failure- ever sl-w it
was built It Is verllv an aggSgatlon
of paths which the public has Itemed
to sta) awav fiom This being Hie ease,
tho llrst meets run on them v III make
the outlaw mowmciil look like a vcrv
iiiihcilthv growth Theie will be a
heavy frost in New York shortly.
THEATRICAL GOSSIP.
Itobiit Drouct will be VI.. 1 1 Aliens
eltltt companion in "The e'lnistlan."
Caiullk- DArvlllo Is going Into nudi
vllle next season with songs tioni light
opeias.
Jerome Sykes Is to bo a star in "Chi is
and the Wondeiful Lamp." an open by
llio.idhuist and Soua
William 121ti.ii, long ago a low comedian
In tho Wall. ick compaii), will reappear
next season In "A Lltllo Ka) of Sun
shine "
John Diew will uso "Tho Tjranny of
Tea is, ' and tlio atithoi, Hadillu Cham
beis, may como over tJ beo the lltst per
fotmiinco heie.
Mrs. Clifford, the novelist, has had a
play accepted bv Mis. Kendall for pio
duettuu In the fall It It at all lesemblo
Mrs. CI Iff old's books Iho London censor
mav as well shaipcn his pencil.
Alice Niclson coolly kit an understudy
in her place during half an hour of a
perfoimance at a Chicago theater wlillo
bho went to sing at a bimiuet. Her lib
sence was explained to the audience, hut
no rebato was offered
Mrs Sclden Williams and Clmiles
Pranklln aie looking nioiind for u Lou
dou theater in which to piodueo a new
open of thcli own. It Is 12gptlnn In
themo and called "Sesostrls." When
piodueed In Cairo Inst Mnicli It uttiactid
attention.
Vlnlficd Arthur Jonos, daughter of
lit in y Arthur Jones, played tliu lending
pal t In her luther's pl.i) "Tho Mnnoeu
vies of June," at Cnmbildgo lately. .Muny
London actors and mnnugeis went by
a special train to eo liei. Tho cnid scene
fiom "The 2vlasiueiadcrs vvas Riven
also.
Those who bnw Annie Hussell on the
steamer when she sailed for Loudon saw
how 111 she lookid. It ciiiiih as no sui
prlso to thein that she vvas tillable to
apiiin tht-ro In "The Mjsterlous Mi.
Ilugle. ' Hho has gone to Margate, where
she villi lest When he i health Is ie.
stoied she will perhaps play In Loudon,
as oilglnally intended
Laureuco Irving. Sli llenrj s son. who
tinuslated S.iulou's "Hobesp .m " ims
been coliabornttng with Thomas llessel
wood Intel) A ltsult Is "The Lion nnd
I lb. t'nlcnin" a one-act niece accepted
, 1 v e.'clen (Irossmlth Tho action H In
the tlmo of Charles II In Lnglaiid. The)
.in now writing a lomnntle historical
ilium i designed for Julia .Muilowe-Tab. r
'and Unbelt Tabei. The iludcistnndliiK
I In N w Yoik, however, Is tint Mr. iiud
11m. Tuber aro not likely to ovoi act
. titlu-i- aguln.
I Hose Walk) us has been admitted to
ittenbender
Equipped with The "Thames Roller" Chain; Velox
Pedals, the only Pedal guaranteed not to wear out ; also the
celebrated Three-Piece Rim.
r
Price, $35 and $50.
Look over THE SCRANTON before buying elsewhere.
THE
BVlLTiLlKE'rAArcH8
Chain Wheels,
Get your carriage Rubber Tired with the Kelly Spring
field Tire, the only Tire that is welded on. All others are
sprung on.
Bicycle Sundries ardi
Iron and Steel. Wagon makers'
Supplies.
BITTENBENDER & CO., 126
the r.irest Hnni' in Philadelphia She
was ihu'O.i bv l lie ttustoi' fiom about
tvventv ipplle mt- Mr V.'.itkvns 71
vi ir old Sin e inn- of il theatiicnl
famllv la Lne,land Her good standing
on the American stage was gained In
conjunction with her husband, Hurry
W.itk)n- In n diamiitlzatlon of Ouldu's
"1'uder Two l'ligs," but for many )ears
before that she had pla)ed in tho old
time stock eomp inli-i Mn. Il.irncy
William H her slstei and Amy Lcc her
daughtei.
SPALDING'S OrFICIAL GUIDE.
It Contains Almost Everything the
Cyclist Wnnt to Know.
Spalding's liliytle Guide, edited by S
A. Nelson, just published. Is the latest
number of Spalding's Athletic- Libr.tr)
It contains eve-i thing the- c-)c-llst
wants to know, from finding the geai
of ,i chalnless to tell how to train for
a bicycle lace. The tiouble between
the L. A. W. nnd the N. C. a is te-
lowed by such competent authorities
as George Stacl;houe for tho former
and A. C! Hatcheldcr for the latter
Tho photos of tho prominent lacing
men are ery good. A feature of the
book"! In tho lecoul table of 'best on
leceuds." which undoubtedly Is tho
most complete compilation of records
over published and will be of great
value to all followers of cj cling
Spalding's Oiriclal Hlecle (lulde will
be sent to any address In the United
States or Canada upon leceipt of 10
cents by the Anieilean Sports Publish
ing Co., 16 and 18 P.ttk Place, New
Yoik.
.- ,,.
NORTH SCRANTON NEWS.
Davltl Thomas Seriously Injured
While Bicycling Services in the
Several Chuiches Meeting of
Company H Other Notes.
David Thomas, of AVcst Maiket
stieet, vvas painfully injuied yesterday
whllo riding on his bicycle down West
Market street toward Main avenue.
'Iho accident was ically the lesult of
his carelessness, ns he did not notice
that lie was running elliectly toward
un apptoauhing earilage.
To avoid a collision lie turned sud
denly In towaid tho sidewalk and ian
Into a tic post IIo was thrown fiom
his wheel, his wilst was severely
sprained and he vvas otherwise bruised.
I-'ottunately, ho was not moving swift
or tho accident might have had moio
si nous results. The wheel was not
damaged.
NKWS OP TIIIJ CHUItCHi:s
The services at the Providence Welsh
Haptlst chinch, Waynes avenue, will be
held tomorrow at the usual hours, with
preaching by the pastor, tho Itev. W.
l- Davis, both morning and eveiiiiu
lllble school at 2 p. m. Aftei the even
ing sermon tho church will raitake ut
tho sacrament of the Lord's ..uppei.
Tetucrrow inninliig nt 10 o'clock th
l.otd's supper will bo udmiuisteied af
ter the senium at the Prov liU-nee
Welsh Congiegatlonal chun h The
soivlco will he. conducted by the pastoi,
Ite-v 11 S. Jones. IJ. T. The evening
si iv ice at 0 o'clock will bo conducted
ni IhiEllsh
llev W. (1 Watklns will pi each u
meinnilul sermon tomorrow evening In
tho Noun Main Avenue church. Morn
ing subject, "Ti ensured Prayers of
Saints;" evening subject, "Thoughts on
MANUFACTURERS OF
fjfb
AGENTS FOR
STERLINGS
&HKHlHflMH9Ririv
$50.
Memorial Da)." All soldiers are spe
cially Invited. Mr. Watklns will sing
a bolo
The Rev. It. M Roderick, of the Dud
ley Sttcot Kngllsh Haptlst church,
Dunmore, and tho Rev. M. II. Jones,
pastor of the Haptlst church at Lind
say, Pa, were the guests of Rev. W.
F. Davis, ef Summit avenue, this
w ek.
A patnottc seivlce will be held In the
Providence Presbyterian ehuich tomor
iovv evening. Attorney A. V. Flower
will deliver an address and the choir,
under the leadership of Choirmaster
Whittemoio, will lender some speclall)
choice music.
MINOR NEWS NOTES
The George Kvans who sent a com
munication to the Fiee Press this week
Is requested to call oi communicate
with that office any time toda). John
AV. Klrby, manager of Free Pi ess.
Church avenue Is being put In good
condition by the councllmen of the Sec
ond waul
Memorial day will be appropriated)
obsetved here, arrangements toward
that end being made.
Religious sei vices will be held in the
tent at tho Dtlvlng park tomorrow af
ternoon and evening. The public Is
Invited.
The members of Company II. Thir
teenth regiment, P. V. I . are requested
to meet at the aimory this evening at
S o'clock to take action on decorating
the grave of our late Comtade Tallman,
MENTION OF PROPLH.
Mrs. IMvvnid Herrv. of Uast Hen
ton, leturned home yesterday from a
visit with friends on Wayne avenue.
Miss Annie Loftus, of Hrlek avenue,
Is 111.
Miss Molly Gavin, of Moosie, Is visit
ing Mrs. Allco Crosby, of Wan en
stieet.
Miss Kate Wethei ly, of Clover street,
.s enteitalnlnK Miss Tesslo Flnncrty,
of I'lttston.
Mis. Margin et Thomas, of Ilolllste-r
avenue, Is visiting relatives In Upper
Lehigh.
Prank McGlnnls and daughter, Eva
of Bt.idfcil county, aio the guests nf
Mr and Mrs. Mert Wescott, of West
Market Ftreet.
Mrs. D. T. Davis, of Hazleton. 1ms
returned homo after a visit with West
Market street friends.
D. D. Jones, of North Main avenue,
returned last evening from a business
tilp to Pittsburg.
Mrs. W. J. Williams, of Tulur. Is
Wltlng lelatlves on Church avenu.
Alfred Ciosby and James Colviu f
Sullivan county, spent yesterday wl.h
trlends hcio.
Mis. Geoigo Griffin, of West Matkot
stieet, H the- guest of her bii.thi,
James Coleman, nt Illughaniton
NEW LOAN COMPANY.
Branch of tho State Capita", Sivingi
I anil Loan Association.
I A local branch of tho State Capital
I Savings and Loan association, of Hat-
ilsbiiig, was organized In tho city lln-
week I)" Geneial Agent James W.
Ritchie. The ofllceis of the local bnai I
ale at. follows.
13 S Pratt, president: (leoige v.
WYIIiuiil, vice piesldent: Alfred T
Hun', societal) -tieasiuci , William W
i.athiu'ii-, nttotne). dlieetnts, Ilu)dn
II. Ashley, Geoigo J. Dei linglioft', M.
n Chnilos M. Ciur, D. J. Clearwater,
'"alter Davies. Rev, J. II Foid, WIN
Ham J. Mullln, C. IJ. Shoemaker, IJ. T.
& Co.
Chain less, $75.
Repairini
and Blacksmiths'
- 128 Franklin Ave
lie 0LS1 Wheel
The most attractive and popular
wheel.
The best that money can buy.
Call or write for catalogue.
M. W. BINGHAM
122 N. Washington Ave.
fcraiitmi, Pj.
Ml Sprues S
Tumnla f.Mirl ItiilMlnif
&1L S;raaton. Fa.
All acute nnd chronic dWcnses of men,
women nnd children, e HHONIC NHltV
OIS. RRAIN AND WASTING DISHAS
JJS A bl'HCIALTY All diseases of tho
Liver Kidne)s, Hladeler Skin, Hlnoel.
Nerve? Womb, Kve, Hui Nose Tlnei.it
and Lungs. Cancers Turnouts, I'll -s
Ruptuio Goitre, Rheumatism, Asthmi,
Cat anil, Varlocoecle, Lost Mnnlmod,
Nightly Unilsslons, all Female Diseases,
Leucorrhoea, etc Uonurilien, SjphilU,
Hlood Poison Indiscretion mid voutlifid
habits ohllte rated Surgerv, Fits. Hid
lepsv T.u.e nnd Stomach Wouns C .
TARRHO.ON1J, Speclllc for Cat.nrli.
Threo months' treatment onl) ". 0) Trlil
free in oltlee. Consultation nnd exami
ntlnim free Olllcc hours dally und
butiday, S u m to 9 p m
DR. DENSTEN
Sweet, Hnuy J Shoffer, and Alfiod G.
Thomasou.
Opening of Farview.
Grand opening of Farview Park, ths
most beautiful plensuie gmtind In
Pennsylvania, Tuesday, May .'.0, 1899.
Tickets at gteatly i educed rates will
be sold from all stations on Delaware
and Hudson riillioad. Rase ball game
at 2..I0 p. m., Wyoming Seminary vs.
.'loosle Poplars. Refreshments hoi veil
b Hanley, of Seiatiton. Afternoon
conceit by Alexander's Ninth leglment
band of Wllkeb-Rarre. Piogramme as
follows:
l Mutch, 'Hand- rinse tho Sea"
mow ) , Sous.i
i. Oveitllte Wl'lmin TelI"....Rosslunl
"'die), "The Inn. r ' .... Mnekoy
i Harltnno sol- "Itncked in the Cra
iIIh u." th- lm-;i ' . . .. Rolllasnn
Jinnee Asiitnaii.
;.. uilgln of tho Cnl.e Walk, "Cloiln.
" Mailon
il .Minn -tie, "Antique" l'iidcrew"kl
T uv.-rture, "V.ainpii" . ... lleirold
: Chirlnel solo, "Hlghth Air arle,"
Ilressiiat
Frank Austcit.
'i Medley, "Popular Kentucky". llnettgc-r
in Potpouril. "Coluiuldi National.'
Com s
Special tialn will leave Wllkes-nairs
at s.'Hi ii. m. faro $1,00. IMttstun R "J
a. ni,fai SO rents, Seinnton 'i.P.O a.
in., fate T cents, CHrlmiiilnl. 'On m
faie 20 e tits. IJxenislon tl kvtui will
ho good on ill tnKUlir trains dm lug
the da) ' i uilt Delnwaie and Hltd
uon a gen is Iji- fuither particulars,
f