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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
THE SEARCH ABANDONED.
Why the Thieves who Robbed Post
master Were Not Arrested.

MoEGAxrowN. W. VA, December Is
The search for the perpetrators of the
postotiics robbery here last week was sud
denly stopped, rather mysteriously. Post
master DeeriDg was assaulted just as he
vas leaving ths Office at dark, knocked
down and robbed Of q box containing $40
in money snd much other valuable
contents. The unknosn roo5er es-
capped into the woods in the neigh
borhcoJ. aud great excitement hoyerei
over our sylvan community. band OF
spartan braves was organized and the woods
we're secured for the bold burglars. Bat
the search was not kept up lolg. Shortly
it was whispered that the perpetrators be-
longed 10 MorgantoSn, that tGey were sous
of prominent citizens here and that they
had actually enrolled themselves with the
spartan band and were helping to hunt the
guilty. parties down. The Aforesaid young
men have since returned part or all OF. he
spoils, and the msrter is being hushed up.
TIE local papers make no mention OF the
occurrence this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
SUING FOR A MILLION.
The COlorcd Wife of Dead Georgia
FawnbrOker seeking Her Rights.


SAVANNAH, GA, December lj.-David
Ruth Dillon, formerly a pawnbroker Of
this place, died in New York city October
10, leaving an estate OF over 100000.
Years ago be became the lover OF hand
some mulat.o woman, and took her TO live
with him as his wife. In 1851 the Legisla-
ture passed a special act to make his mar
r,sge with the wuHran legal. IL the mean
time he had fai'rn N lOve with young
woman named Wig hI0 ElrliCh, whom he
set up n bu .inPSs rs , fashionable mitliner.
In lS>r he moved 10 New York with Nir-
ginia E.ric aid her relatives. Rachel
Dl.Or. the COlorsd wife. then sged for ali
uony. and der case Vas sustained IL the
Supreme Co Irt. Ia ISL she commenced
AZ action TO divIr's, winch was compro-
uised. when the old mans mistress recon
vey ed 10 Rachel certain real estate given
TO her by Dillon. When the millionaire
died in October he left a will, the teSta-
mentaIy provisions OF which gave the bulk
Of lis property to his mistress. The will
was filed last week in the Surrogste's office
in New York, and is being contested by
Rachel Dillon and her children and grand.
children.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
T4E NUT CASE POSTPONED.
il viii Begin one week Later Than
the Time Originally Fixed

I...,,' k.u, December l5.-After con
s1.:s'.aD with y. F. Porter, Esq. the new
..,1.. Attorney elect, who will be in
Oa.e 81 tea the Mutt murder case is called
..- :r.a.. q has been agreed not 10 try the
-sss % 'be .r,t SOndaN of January as was
81 r-s' decided upon. The trial will begin
% January i;A. one week later than the
,rG0r,. Gare hxsd. James Mutt will be
.'0~gl' a. Allegheny county some time
..Iirc The first week OF January. Mr..
Gsrstsli stated this morning that he
Eag.t not oe in the case, all reports to the
cOntrsry Notwithstanding. He cOnsid-
- The case good one and full OF nice
MINI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
DASHED TO DEATH.
A Landslide in a Tunnel Near Steu-
benyille
Causes the WreCking of a Train and the In
slant Death Of the Engineer-Two
Other Employees are Bad
ly Injured.
!Speci0l 10 the ReqiS.er.

SrECBENvILLE. o., December 15.-At an
early hour this morning a land,lide oc.
Cured at tunnel No. I, west OF Skelly's sta
ton. on the F., c. K ST. d. railroad, a short
distance from this city. II seems the EN-
bankment fell some time during the night,
and was unobserved until the arrival OF the
third section OF east bound freight train
No. 4G, which dashed into it and was de-
rallied. The train was going at rapid rate
Of speed and collided with the tunnel with
terrific force, causing serious wreck, the
report of which soon brought crowd Of
spectators 10 the scene OF destruction. One
Of the cars was reduced to kindling, while
tie balance were all more or less
damaged. George Frollinger, the
engineer, was killed instantly, his body
being crushed into an unrecognizable
mass. He was a middle aged man and
belonged to West Virginia, where his wife
and family reside. The body was con-
veyed to Steubenville, where an inquest
will be held. David Vensel, the fireman,
who is a resident of Pittsburgh, was badly
scorched, bat his injuries are not supposed
to be of fatal character. He was taken
70 his home on the first train to Pitts.
burgb. \ bfaSesman, whose name was not
aScertained, escaped with no more serious
injury than a broken arm. The wreck
caused considerable excitement, as
TIE first reports were greatly
exaggerated and conflicting. Some are in
C!ired 10 the belief that there must have
. teen negligence somewhere, else the slide
would have been seen in time to check the
speed. aud avoid the disaster which follow
ed. Ftollinger's remains will be taken to
Connel,sville for interment. Shortly after
the collision this morning officers arrested
three suspicious persons while passing IN
front Of the Psn Handle station at SteuOen-
vile. On being searched it was discovered
they carried with them complete set OF
bIrgisrs' tools. Their arrest is not sup
posed to have any connection with the
railroad wreck one of the men carried
with Linn a large quantity of plu= tobacco,
which is said TO have been stolen fgom 4
Bridgeport store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
TWO PITTSBURGH BRUiSERs
TtCt In the Ring Yesterday Morning
aad Get Down to Work

NV'tI'lt % ne htytSIeT.
P.r-snrE II. PA, Dsce nber ia prize
f.ht took ace this morning at daylight
4. i barn on the New Brighton road sever
q mics irOm Allegheny City between
joan Fox and James G-eener for purse
G s. TIE mill began last night, but after
;le Xth ruuad the hsckerS interiered and
TIE & l,l ~aS postponed until daylight. At
81 ss..y hour they came together again
So fo1.t iOur rounds more. G-aener
!3rce ,ae lighti-g from the start and in the
sErl -uUEi knocked Fox sensible. Tn
rc-t vss then decided in istayOr. Abou.
-.t- rer,gTs were p-ASant
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
sHER%AE'S MISFoRTUNEs.

N-ithS 10 ~ EANNNpaioa NVuhACA-
hardSd on Account of Case of
N~SiEp"x IN the HOUSE.
; i.r.s NJ D.csmber l5.--Sirce Gen
"a Sherman cane here, what with the
-sok Mo desired 20 become his son-.n.
- a't suGGry other aHnoysnCeS, he
..S Lsd ha.i tire of u. Last
,~i there Was - b. reception
a home on Garrison avenue, bus
ss mutations were countermanied yes
,-Ay and it now transpirss that the
=: - Vi the pOstponempat was the isc;
, case o. smallpox made its appear
I'm the Generals home We1neSiay
vi one Of the servants, young girl
). - Csrrie Arlington being the patient.
!, as removed promptly 10 the sp4ll-
"a Sl''a', bat under he circumstances
49,. - 50 ,ss hardly IN place for a re-
|rTI.n' Fears G'e eutsrrainsd that some
-. -'',' msy have caacht the disease.
,r... -. .'r there s.e no evidences of such
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
w. A.. SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER l6 1883.

tematic form and the cooperation OF a
larger number be secured membership
cards are TO be issued upon the payment OF
60 per year. The plan has numerous
advantages which can be readily seen.
Women in reduced circumstances will have
an opportunity Of earning money without
offense to their pride, and the mortifying
ard degrading influence Of direct charity
will be avoided. LAY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
A WOUNDED BURGLAR.
finding Himself Ltkeiy 30 DIe Cen
fess~s His WFosg Dossg.

sHVLUY, o., December l6.-One Of the
burglars who recently sscsped from prison
here and who wss captured after bsiag
wounded, turns out 10 DO Thomas Turner.
Of respectable family. lie was ssriously
wounded by Bhos from one Of the New
Washington OIL fials. After leaving The
gang one mile south Of this place he made
bis escape to farm house four IN les
south Of the city where be has been secret
" visited by physician and given all
possible medical sid. His case becoming
hopeless and fearing he would die, be vas
removed TO CrsstliDe. He sent for friends
from this city 90 come snd zee him, and
thus was discovered. He was shot through
The left iice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16

The Indisns, knowing the value OF Wild
Cherry bark as a cure for coughs and col ls
used to prepare in their rude way, and 10
winter kept it constantly on hand. Tue
careful and secret method of preparing
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry makes
1t superior to ali other preparations. lis
very pleasant to take.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
WATER WAYS.

Personal and GeaernI WE'VE from the
River Ba0k.
The river was still falling At dark las:
night, the msrks showing 8 feet inches
of water in the channel.
The elegant sidewheel steamer 81. Law
rsnce did not psss this city en- route for
Pittsburgh until 3 A. n. Yesterday. She
will probably leave this port for Cincinnati
this afternoon or evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
REORGANIZATION OF THE SENATE.
Such a Movement Very Doubtful for
the Present az Least.
Special 10 The Re1iSte

Spccl0I U ne hSglSIeT.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-It is rumored
tonight that the reorganization Of the Sem
ate on Monday is doubtful. Jones and Rid
dleberger are both absent and Butler says
.hfspafrs WIN Cameron does not extend to
the election of officers. This would make
the Republicans minority, even if all the
other Republican Senators supported the
caucus nominees, which is claimed doubt
full. Senator Kenna has gone to Low
Moor, Va, 10 attend the funeral Of rela-
tive. Ian.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
RECREANT RUMBLE.
A Postal Sharper Arrested for One OF
His Peculiar Devices fer Obtaining
Money.
Special 10 the Re1ister.

Special 10 the Register.
New York, December 15.-Postoffice In
spector Ray, OF Chicago, to-day arrested
George W. Rumble at his office on Fulton
street. Rumble is wanted in Chicago un-
der an indictment relating to the postal
laws. He is charged with having, under
the name of W. T. Soule & Co, sent circu-
lars through the mails by which he OBJ
taine d money from his correspondents on
false pretenses. He was held in $1,000
bail. On Rumb,e's Office door in this city
was a sign reading Western Grain and
Cattle Association" probably OF the same
nature as the Chicago business.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16

AcKEE's Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds Of blood poisoning, inherit
ed or contracted, Sold BY Edmund Book
ing snd c. Menkemsller. Wheeling; and i.
P. Zimmet, Bridgeport, o., Druggists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
RAILROAD PROJECTS.
Prospects of an Outlet for the Gr'ton
and tlRrk>burS Sections EriChtcn.


WASHINGTON December l. -Messrs.
Siurgis and Chadwick, Of Mo!gantown,
who went over to Baltimore To confer with
representatives of interests similar to that
of the proposed F,irmont and Pittsburgh
Railroad, came back yesterday, leaving ex-
Congressman Hagaus 10 continue the ne.
gotiations there. They cay there is q prob
ability Of union OF all who have been
trying to get an outlet from the Clarks-
burg, Fairmont and Grafton sections, but
that If there are Two roads it will be that
much better for the country. EXON
eressman Ben Wilson, who has been iden-'
tilted with the Clarksburg project, is also
here, and it is to be hoped some arrange
ment will be reached which will prevent
the strength of the movement for r0ai
from Pittsburgh up the Nor rongahela val
ley from being frIttsrei away IN a sontes:
between two separate organizations.
West Virginia visitors, who have been
plentiful all the week, thia out rapidly
Yesterday Judge lack son District Attorney
Flick and Marshal Atkinson, of the United
States District Court, who were en- route
from Charleston, have gone home. Secre-
tary Of State Stalnaker and Mr.. ID Z. Stall
maker, of Wheeling, who were here visiting
relatives, have gone TO New York.
Probs rilities are that but little will be
done by either House next week, and that
al carly adjournment for the holidays will
e voted. Lam.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
"' h;d"'G ISpoU 4, VA. Loaded,

-. "a q, ne EsgisrrT.
~. '''i D.. .. December l5-While
No 49, receiver this morning.
- =. ''1h Na'""h iames Malone. OF this
s,.', S..', ~ ".-e': in the leg. inhicting q
d.. fa'n'N. "5H"A "A usual, be didn't
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16

SUFFERERS from nervousness. early decay,
etc, il you value life. avoid advertising
doctors and medicines that act on kidneys,
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
bogus certificates of cures from paid or i'm
sginsry persons. Its weakness OF the sex
ual system is the cause of your distress,
Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaplril-
Ia will strengthen the parts affected, stop
the drain. quiet the nerves, produce dream
less slumber and allow you 10 regain per
feet health. 1t has cured thousands, and
will cure you. for, by purifying the blood
and strengthening every weak portion OF
the body, it removes every sy ntom Of dis
tress,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16

To return to the vnung m,inr. When
the wor al last ended with hundreds ot hi
liberated companions he buried South
ward. euxiouS for Ii:iTss OF the d'ar ones
from whom he had 50 lon. been separate J.
At ParkeIsburS he took passa;e urol
the Kanswhr aud as he steamed
up tie beautiful river lie cOln ed
each passing moment ecd hoUr that was
bringing him nearer 10 hiS vile and nom
Il was in the evening 81 a lovely d,y IN
Nay that be al last arrived in l." Eisbu-g
With eager footsteps he sought his hone
ard was stunned 20 find that the Nimes
had left only char'ed vtst;ges o! the
pretty cottage on whose doorstep four
wears before he had kissed hi7 wife good
bye. At nst with heavy heart he turned
away and ssught one Of the tsverna 81 the
VILLAGE. He found the veranish and bT
room crowded with the wonted throng ~
strangers. loaters and hangerE-1n Many
of the drinking, careless men b ad been h.S
schoo,mates aud companions in the past,
but none among them recognized in the
scarred, disfigured, wsy-worn traveller the
dashing. handsome Young rebel officer OF
four wears before. For time he stood 8
silent. unnoticed watcher, and then he
turned and wandered ont into the fast
Gathering darkness OF q su iden he stood
before the door OF the oldest physi eian in
the town. a man who had been the friend
of his father and who had known him from
boyhood. He knocked and In answer " q
kindly voice entered The old man vas
slone. doctor" said the soldier, hoarsely,
'can you tell me where my wife aud child
ron sreSr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16

Meantime what had befallen the y)Tng
wife left behind in the Greenbrier country
First had come letters from the abseEt O1":
then they ceased and the fair young watch
er learned that the COLDER husband was III
y northern prison. At last by one OF those
fatal mistakes OF such frequent occurrence
'r-i""' he war there came the news thai
>. ".aio"r was one OF those who had
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16

..el, -1' psop'e ave q1it taking
9r-arsr-. G ,"'Itral POisous, have QUIT
y ''dhrTs and liver, nerves and
tl ST. q - Using alcoholic p)isons
t.-r sr.,'. Sc'.c druEs, have Quit poisoning
- "a, ~ with quaCk nost-ums. and
hs,r,s IturENe!yes ard families ia per
stIio eel ~, y oe sasionzlly using the only
tssk 80 80 pUriE rand true strengthened
90 Nd 30, ,ons of the holy, kBogn f,r
esaDS,Ias Or. GGysott's Yellow Dock snG
H.. -'l Any druggist will get il 70.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
A Revelation.

The older man studied the younger's
features intensely for a moment and then
said: ~ csnuot be mistaken. IL must be
Harry Curtis. Ny boy q terrible mistake
has been made. We heard you were dead.
sud the mother Of your children i, now 'he
wife OF another"
The young man sank into chair and
troke into tears When the frst Wild
torn OF grief hsi passed arsy, bis friend
IN as gentle and kindly manner as posi-.
bic. told him sll. An hour later he left The
town. but not until he bad received from
the old doctor q promise never to make his
identity known. A heart broken man.
careless Of the future he drifted to Cincin.
natl, from Cincinnati to ST. Louis, and
from there 10 Denver.
In this thriving, growing city OF the
West he staked his fortunes, and in time
again took up the pr,ctice OF the Law. By
hard work. study aud constant attention to
business he slowly won his way 10 the
front. With the passage OF years he pros
psred and became known as an uprigh
man, an able LAWYER aud sound fnaacier.
From his old friend in Lexisburg he
learned from time to time Of the welfare
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-12-16
"-.lI-- - SNIaII pUA III IHt = VII
IN. and the young wife mourned

oOme was burned above her bv bini H'
Southern raiders who were aiming bow
At those who had befriendrd Or e'P 'n'"'i
The Northern cause. Left irier9'asS N
destitrtp. she was forced to sock 'hs ~
lection Of her fathers roof When yea
had passed, though her grief f1r the on"
she mourned a. lost remained as poigosn'
as ever, a mothers love and thought fD-
her helpless little O1o- f1-rai nor to llS'en
to the woOing of former suitor. They
became man ard wife and soon after took
up their resiacpce in Charleston, whore
the husband was engaged in mercbantile
pursuits.
National Republican., 1883-04-06
EAST wASHINGTON.

The remains of Robert ID. johnson, the col
ored man who was run over by train of cars
in the navy yard tunnel yesterday afternoon,
were viewed by large concourse of people
after the occurrence Finally an old colored
woman came in, and after moments gaze at
the face of the manged corpse, ex-
claimed, "My God, that's my sonW She
was very much shocked and had
to be led away from the scene. The
body presented a terrible appearance, being
badly mutlated and dismembered. The cor.
oner arrived late in the afternoon and sum-
monded the following jury to appear at the in.
quest to-day: John +. Tucker Edgar Mead
Charles Taper, William f. Henry, Chas A.
Bradford and Chas. w. Bartlett.
The Larques a very popular East Washing
ton social club, gave another of their success
ful and enjoyable dancing partiesat McCauley's
hall yesterday evening. Among those present
We're Misses Mollie Forbes, Matte Garges
Mary Keatley, Bell and Mary Stockett, Ada
and Cora Ober, Emma Young, Sallie and Alice
McNantz, Dolly Myers, Matte Morgan, Ella
McGuiggan, Florence Jenking and sister
Marie Clark, Ida Scott and Tenie Golway.
Persons living in the neighborhood of the
eastern marshes report an unusually large
number of blackbirds this season. Old and
superstitious citizens claim that the excess OF
blackbirds is sure sign Of coming famine,
Officer Blandford has entirely recovered
from his recent attack of illness and has re-
ported for duty.
National Republican., 1883-04-06
yyrsT wASIIINGToN.

Condition of the water Thursday, April 5
At Great Falls, muddy at receiving rcser-
voir, muddy at distributing reservoir, in
fluent gate house, clear eilluent gate house,
clear.
Arrived yesterday: Schooner Rodney Par
kor, Parker. from New Haven, light schooner
Benjamin Gartside, Sharp, from Alexandria,
light.
Sailed Schooner Charles L. Simmons,
Babbitt, with coal for Boston; Benjamin
Gartside, Sharp, coal for Gardiner Me.
Wheat sold on change yesterday at $l1Sl
to $l2L.
Drovers Rest live stock sales, Tuesday,
April 5-(reported by Tavener Bros, proprie-
tors,) go cattle offered and sold at: Best 6l to
Il good, 81 to.6; medium, to st common,
81 to 5. Sheep sold at from to Z, and lambs
ut from 10 to 10; 10 cows and calves at from
$50 to $50.
Mr. John Donnelly, we'll known citizen
of this place, and at one time heavily en-
gagged in real estate business in Washington,
died suddenly yesterday morning of apoploxy.
William Louis Schley lodge, No. /. o. NJ,
and Logan Tribe, No. s, l. o. II. NJ, held
their regular weekly meetings last night,
with large attendanCes at both.
An adjourned meeting of the first subdivi-
sion associated charities was held yesterday
afternoon in the parlors of the Aged Womens s
home, with the usual large attendance of
duu BCullthltu, WIN II H. lOOEt, tsl',
the president in the chair. The secretary's
report showed that orders,f for fuel and grocer
les had been issued TO thirteen families since
March 10, while many more urgent demands
remained unsupplied for the want of the
necessary funds. Several liberal citizens
of this place, learning of the depleted
condition of the treasury, generously sent
money donations for the purpose of relieving
the most urgent cases, and 1t has been inti-
mated that Others will follow their example
thus enabling the association to proceed with
its work of relieving suffering and distress
among the worthy poor. The president stated
that since the organization of this associa-
tion, street begging had fallen of fully one
half owing to the methods adopted for dis
covering the deserving INDECENT. Special
cases of sickness and suffering were reported
by Mesdames Il. l.. Moore and John II. Vor-
hees, and their prompt relief ordered. The
next meeting of the association will be held
at 5 o'clock p. m. on the first Thursday of
next month.
National Republican., 1883-04-06
President Wheaton college, Illinoi
Washington Kindergarten Union.

The Washington kindergarten union held
their monthly meeting Wednesday night in
st. Georges hall Miss Emily Gemmil, from
the Washington Cooking school, was present
and gave satisfactory report of the progress
made by those who attended the free lessons.
A number of new pupils have been entered in
the Pensoara free kindergarten, and arrange
mcnts were made for q festival to be given
April 90. Mr.. John Baker treasurer, read
very satisfactory report, stating that thirty
three new names had been added to the list of
subscribers among whom are the following
distinguished names:
Chief Justice NJ. r. Waite, Mrs Stanley
Matthews, Mrs. b. +. MIcCalla Mrs Hoxie nj. j.
j. Woodward, Gertrude Jones, Mrs. Mabel q. Bell,
Rev. Dr, Damer, Rev, X. K. shlppGn Justice Samuel
T. Miller, Justice J. 7, Bradley Judge Arthur
Macarthur, A. X. SpoiOrd Il. q. Ingersoll H. H.
Wells w d, Dayidge, Prof S. f. Baird, Maj. j. W.
DIR. Gustavus W. Pope, DR.. Il. Y. p. Garnett, James
G. yelling, william Shuster aud Sons, NJ c.
Emery Edward Clark, Josiah Dent, Charles T.
Morgan, X. a. Elmer, senator Morrill, u. NJ Marble
Chinese minister, and Mr. ElsendeGker, the Ger.
man minister
Early steps are TO be taken for the ncorpo-
ration of the society. Mention was made of
several kind and encouraging letters among
them one from Chief Justice Waite, JOSIAH
Dent, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Woodward aud others.
Mr., l.. 5. Emory sent letter of thanks, ac-
Cepting Mrs PollOCk's invitation to send any
children the associated charities might find
to the free kindergarten.
National Republican., 1883-04-06
Base Ball.

The new base ball park, corner of Ninth
and streets northwest, will be formally
opened to the public tomorrow afternoon, the
National club playing the Cleveland league
nine. Game will be called at 4:3O p. M The
management of the park are not yet fully
prepared to commence operations, but the
Cleveland nine have come here for ono week
on purpose to give' the Washington people a
chance to see what the press generally con-
cede to be this year the strongest professional
nine in the country play our own home team.
Should rain prevent the game taking place,
il will probably be played Monday.
ON Tuesday and Wednesday the New York
Il ague club will play the Nationals, and the
following week the MeTritts OF Camden, n. j.,
and the Bostons make their appearance, SO