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DESERTS A DEAD WIFE.
A Husbands Disappearance Mhen
Death Comes.
A Former Belle in BROOKLYN Society Falls
10 the Lowest Social Po-
sition Of Woman.

New York, June 2l.-Miss Kate Nevis
many years ago achieved the name OF
champion lady skater in Brooklyn. She
was frequent visitor at the rink. She
married and about five years ago her hus.
band died. She returned to the house OF
her father, a retired butcher, but was not
constant resident. Two years ago she went
away from her fathers house with Leonard
Mabie, a good looking drug clerk, who was
earning q good living. but who was ad.
dcted 10 the use OF liquor. Neighbors OF
the couple in Brooklyn say that in bis
taste for liquor he
Wa Matched by Her,
and, further that both were victims OF the
opium habit
Last Thursday Leonard ran from the
house LIS Jay street, Brooklyn, where he
had furnished rooms, for aphysician, and
when he found one he endeayored, in his
excitement, TO draw him home with him.
He said his wife had taken an overdose ol
opium. The woman died without being
able TO speak; and when DR.. Homiston ali.
noun ced that she was dead, Mr.. Leonard
picked up his hat and said: Il am going
-'s" Those who heard him got
the impression thsi he 10 Tended to c9ul,".
suicide, but the next dat lady IN the LAY
street house received note from him, ip
which he said he was in the LorS Island
College Hospital,
Broken Dowa In Mind aud Bedy.
and begged her TO see that his wife Was
properly buried. He said he had no mon.
ey, but that he would reimburse her IL he
ever had any.
He did not return TO the house, and
when the COrsner searched for him be-
cause he wanted his testimony at the In.
quest, il was learned that he bad not been
at the Long Island College hospital at all.
He has not been heard Of by bis friends
since he left the side OF the dead woman.
No one was present bat he when she took
the fatal dose, but there 10 little suspicion
that il was not self.administered.
The Jury
gave verdict in accordance with the facts
as related. without Indicating any sus-
picions, although his testimony was es-
pecially desired.
The romans parents took the body TO
their home and buried IL in Greenwood.
The day she died Mable borrowed 81 from
Mr.. Tompkins, his landlord, saying that he
would use il in telegrspbing 20 her father.
He did not do 80. Ar. Tompkins says both
husband and wife were disSpated, and
would frequently lock themselves in their
room for days at time when on Q spree.
They had not paid their rent since enter
ing the house.
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who has been rusticatiug in Michigan, has
returned and is on duty again.
Georpe Bruner, Master OF Transportation
of the c. & P. Railroad, was in the city
yesterday. .-...-
The Martins Ferry accommodation was
delay ed an hour yesterday by break IN
the engine at West Wheeling.
Rev. j. X. McKallip, who has been So
touring for few days near Pittsburgh, re-
turned to the city Yesterday, . -
Miss Nettie Breen- OF Loveland, Ohio, is
visiting friends in the city.
S c. Edwards, Of the Barnes Safe and
Lock Company Of Pittsburgh, was in the
city yesterday, looking up the friends OF
his company. y.
The amount of subscription required Of
Bellsire to the Ohio Valley Railroad was
all raised this afternoon. The engineers
will be put on the route at once and the
work will begin IS soon as possible.
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FLOODS IN FADERLAND.
Ssysra! Towns Partly Submerged
and Damage Great.
HIGHEST WATERS FOR FIFTY YEARS.
The Rivers Neisse and Danube overHowing
-LoriIIard's Horses Winning the
Stockbrdge Races-Trial OF
a French Adyenturer.

PERI1Y, June 21.-The food in S'lesia
was attended by waterspout. A large
part of the town of Hirschberg is sub
merged, and the houses of adjacent VII
lagos flooded. The railway near Salsbrunn
was washed away. A number OF cattle
perished.
Dispatches from Bresslau state that dur
ing the last "a hours the rise in the river
Neisse, at town of that name, has been
most alarming, the water having reached
the highest mark since 1929. The Evan
gelical school and church, two barracks
and part OF the postoffioe is submerged.
Disastrous floods are also reported IN 30.
hemia and Moravia. The Danube Is e4-
pected TO overflow its banks shortly, as the
liver Inn and the mountain streams are
rising rapidly. The quay at Llnze Is
flooded.
LONDON, June 2l.-The racing at STOCK
bridge began to-day. The race tor tne
Stockbridse cup, valued at 300 sovereigns
was won by p. Lorillard's lroquois, noml-
mated by the Price of Wales; Prlnce ooity-
koffs Scobell, second; Sir 6. ChetWynd
Magician, third. Only three ran. bettlng
at the start was 6 to 5 on lroauols, 70 l
against Scobell, 8 to against Magician.
ITonuois won bv three lengths. lroquois
was ridden by Cannon, Scobell by hossiter
and Magician by Archer.
Handicap Races.
The Beaufort handicap race for 200 SOW
ereigns, added to sweepstakes OF lO soyer'
eigns each, was won by +. c. Godfreys Sea
Horse, p. Lorillard's Sachem second, ker
Seymer's Piracus third. There were eight
starters.
The race for the Johnstone plate lhandl'
cap) for 100 guineas was won oy L, Lorl-
ards Aranza, J. A. Craven's The Duke sec
ond, and T. Hardinges Wellington third.
There were three starters.
Trial Ofa French Adventurer.
BRrssELs June 2l.-The trial is proceed
| ing al Marche en- Famene, OF Beland, a
| French adyenturer,. who, by pretending
| that he knew Victor Hugo, Gambetta, and
| other prominent men, obtained six hum
| dred thousand francs from local bankers.
| He fled to France, but was extradlted on
demand from the Belgian authorities. In
l the proceedings yesterday the prisoner de-
clared that Gambetta paid him large
| amount for procuring important German
| papers concerning Bismarck, and he also
| said that the money which he was accused
| of embezzling had really been paid him to
bribe members of the French Chamber OF
Deputies.
Not Force. But Right Triumphs.
VERSAILLES, June 21.-At the opening,
yesterday, OF the Tennis Court, where the
\ Third Estate met in 1889. and swore not to
| dissolve until Constitution had been OBJ
tanned, Prime Minister Ferry said; THE
men of 1889 taught us that it is not force,
but right, that triumphs. The movement
| OF l7S9 was irresistible, owing to the union
| OF all the revolutionists.'
| A Letter OF Sympathy.
LONDON, June 2l.-The Empress of Ger
| many has written to Queen Victoria eX'
pressing deep sympathy with the sufferers
| by the disaster at the children's entertain
ment ut Sunderland on Sunday.
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BEN WOOD.
The Recovery or Yossg Casper HeId's
DOdy-OGhss Loeals.

The Recovery or Young Casper Held's
BSdy-Oshss Loeals.
The body Of young Held, who vas
drowned in Wheeling on Monday, vas dis
covered floating along this side Of the
river shore By Mr.. Huey Thomson. Q mailer
employed in the factory, % be crossed
from Bellaire early yesterday merning. II
was thought that il very probably vas his
body: and his friends were tsiephonsd.
They identified Il Immediately on their sr.
rival, and, taking it in charge, conveyed II
to their home.
George Rigby wss before the Mayor for
plain drunkenness yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Dugsn 10 having m immenss
amount OF stone hauled along tbs rosd,
preparatory to the work Of breaking It. He
i the contractor for macadamizing the city
rosds.
A large number OF relatives and friends
left last evening for sherrIrd 10 attend the
wedding OF Mr.. james McCombs and Aiss
RettA Morgan. Both Of the parties s-e pop
ulsr in society. May the choicest bleskng1
Of life by theirs and happiness attend their
welded life.
Mr.. Joe Deegsn, one Of our prominent
grocers. is having his store and residence
Three excursions are billed TO leave here
and vicinity Saturday, namely: The Odd
Fellows excursion 10 Psrkersburg, TIE
North End brass band, Of Wheeling, 70
Cressp's Grove and one from Bellaire to
StsubenvilIe On the steamer Frank Stein.
Miss Virginia Bowers and brother, Harry,
left Tor Altoons. Pa, yesterday.
Miss Jennie Esgeleson, one Of our sue
cessfll city teachers, left for her ZONE in
Nsv,ip's Ferry ysstefday.
The contractor for the addition 70 ths
pubic school ie preparing the ground for
- is....:-S..
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ARCHBISHOP WOOD.
His Funeral to Take Place on Tnesda
"A sketch Of His Life.


PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The funeral OF
Archbishop Wood takes place Tuesday.
His body will be placed in vault at the
Cathedral.
James Frederick Wood, fifth bishop Of
philadelphia, who was we'll known to the
Catholics, was born April p, 1913, at the
southwest corner of Front and Chestnut
streets, in that city. His parents were both
English, and came to this country In loO9,
settling In Philadelphia, where his father
engaged in business as a merchant and i'm
porter. He received his
Elementary Education
at school in Dock street, and in Novem-
Der, 1921, was sent to England for its COM
pletion. There he entered the grammar
school attached to the church of st. Mary
de Crypt, in Gloucester, where he remained
for more than five years. After that he re.
turned home and continued his studies at
the school of Mr.. Anderson, on Market
street. In 1878 he removed to Cincin-
natl. where he obtained position as check
clerk in the branch bank Of the United
States, being afterward promoted to indivi-
dual boob. keeper and discount clerk.
Here he Remained
till 1888 when he was appointed paying
and receiving teller of the Franklin bank
Of Cincinnati, and after three years made
its cashier. On April 7, 1895, he was bap-
tised in the Roman Catholic faith by
Archbishop Purcell. In Septemb mber, 1887,
he resigned his place in the bank and
went to Rome to study for the church. He
spent few months at the Irish college un-
der Cardinal Cullen and then entered the
propaganda. He was ordained priest
March 25, 1874, and after an absence of
some seven years returned to Cincinnati,
where he was appointed assistant pastor at
the cathedral. Here he remained until
April 26, 1857, when he was consecrated
coadjutor Bishop OF Philadelphia, with
the right Of succession.
His Predecessor,
Bishop Neumann, dying suddenly January
s. 1860, he succeeded to the title. he made
a second Journey to Rome to be present at
the COLONIZATION of the japanese martyrs
in 1863 He was also a member of the
Ecumenical Council, which opened at the
Vatican December s. 1869 and was warm
advocate of Papal infal!ibility. After par
ticipating in the deliberations OF the
Council for three months, he was compelled
by i'll health TO return home. He was in
vested with the pallium and created Arch
bishop June II, 1875. He was one OF the
officiating prelates when Bishops Domenec
aud Tuigg, of Pittsburgh, and Mullen Of
Erie, were elevated to the episcopate.
The Ceremonies
on each OF the three occasions took place at
st, Pauls Cathedral, Pittsburgh. His ex-
ecutive powers were great. He had almost
lived to see the completion of the Phila-
delpbia cathedral, and had finished and
put in fiourshing condition the seminary
OF St. Charles Borromeo. He was strict
dsciplinarian, and in the disposition Of
the ecclesiastical difficulties which arose
from time TO time in his province and
which came before him for adjudication,
he exhibited tact bordering on the diplo.
matte. Personally he was highly esteem.
ed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-22
THE RACE TO-DAY.
Conceded to be the Greatest Aquatic
Event
That has been Known TO Occur on American
Waters - Sketches Of the
Wheeling 0arsmen.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-The greatest event
that has ever occurred in aquatic circles
viii come off at Pullman tomorrow, Sport
ing men from all sections of the country
are arriving on every train, and the pool
rooms are doing rushing business. In
the single-scull race it is generally con.
ceded that Hanlan will win with ease and
the bets of two to one spoken of in yester-
days dispatch have been increased to three
to one on the champion.
The Double-SeuIl Race -
is attracting universal attention and bets
are freely offered that Hanlan aud Lee
will take first money and Weisgerber and
Bricelsnd second, kaile both doubles Just
mentioned will be pushed hard by HOsmer
and Mckay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-22
ON THE SECOND BALLOT
HOadlY Gets TO the Front The Report
OF the Committee on Resolutions.

By associated Press.
CoLUNBUs, June 2l.-The Grst ballot was
not completed until half.past l, and was as
follows; Hoadly, go; Ward, 26l; Geddes,
-; Denver, l.
Hoadly was nominated on the second
bellot, amid great confusion and excite
ment. The Ward men claim that they
were beaten by Geddes' crowd.
The Committee On Resolutions submitted
the following, which was adopted:
The Democracy of Ohio,
in Convention assembled, hereby reafirm
the principles of the party as expressed in
primaries Of the State and National plat.
forms in regard to personal liberty. the
tue functions OF government and as en-
braced in the political creed expouuded hy
the great founder Of the Democratic party,
Thomas Jefferson. The application Of
these principles to our present cor
ei!92 demands the gurjGcs:ioa OF
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Railroad Talk.
Special 10 he Register.

SALTWATER STATION, o, June 2l:-The
engineers OF the Mt NeSnon. Coshocton
and Wheeling railroad crossed the Tus.
csrawas Valley road near here yesterday,
and will reach Franklin this evening. and
connect the survey made for the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie in the valley OF the
Little saltwater. There will be two .outes
from Laceysyille east, one via Cadiz and
the other via Clemfork and Hopedale, con.
Meeting with surveys Of W. 4 L. Z. II. X.
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Another Passenger for the Hemp
KOute.

NASHVILLE, TEsS.. June 2l,-A negro.
named Miller McClair, ac"ut q years of
sge, was arrested at Martin, Weakiey e0uu::
y, yesterday, by the town marshal and
brought here to-day. He is charged with
brutal outrage OF white girl ten years old
N Wayne county a short time ago. The
girls father will be here tomorrow TO
identify him. II identified an attempt
will be made to convey him to Wayne
county for trial 1t is apprehended he will
)e seized by a mob en- route and hanged.
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IynCh I'm,

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 2O.-Near La
sster, this evening, a lady, whose name is
withheld for the present, was brutslly
ravished by twoiunknown negroes, under
was tied by them with ropes. they then
accomplished their purpose and decamped.
The woman was still bound when discov.
cred. only after lapse OF considerable
time, upon the husband returning from
the fields. Several officers are in pursuit.
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PaysaTribute 40 General Ewing.

WASHINGTON. June 2l.-GeReral Sheridan
the day before leaving Washington on his
extended tour through the military posts
of the Northwest, his last tour OF Inspec'
ticn as the head of the army, wrote letter
e1plsining the necessity which called him
from the city almost at the moment of
Gen. Chss. Ewing's death and paid a de-
served tribute to the character and public
services to his dying comrade.
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Run on q Drug Store.

Nevt was such rush made for any drug
store is now at Logan 4 Co.'S, Bridge
Corneifor Trial Bottle OF DR.. Kings New
DiscoIry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds All persons affected with Asthma
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, OF
any sdction Of the Throat and Lungs, can
get 1;al Bottle Of this great remedy, loc,
BY cslhg at above Drug Store. Regular
ss-, II
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A BANQUET,

BOSTON, June 2l.-The annual banquet OF
the National Flint and Lime Glass Manu-.
facturers' Association was held at the
Parker House last evening. The gathering
represented twelve millions capital. At
business meeting Charles Brockmier' OF
Wheeling. retired from the Presidency Of
the Association, and was succeeded by w.
l.. Libby, Of the New England Glass Works.
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The Readjuster Party,

especially in so far as its chargesa are meant
apply to the Wing, or any body connected
with the Wing in responsible way, but
we wish further 10 say, that the whole ar.
ticle from which we make these extracts is
a tissue of general depunciation which
would humi!iate US if it were not
accompanied by the lofty pretens:ons of
superiority in manners, morals and letters
that are laughably ridiculous, coming from
a source 50 pitiable in all moral and intel
lectual resources. Consequently "unin-
timidated and not utterly crushed, W. We
laugh at States vituperation and aporing,
and beg to remark that not only does the
State lie, but its editor and owner lies.
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Buckien's Arniea saIye.

Thereatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warrtted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, ;lcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Cancel Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter,
Chappd Hands and all skin eruptions.
Guarateed to cure in every instance. or
money refunded. 25 cents per box. For
sale b. Logan & Co., Druggists, Bridge
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Good Old Rye goes Up I'm Smoke.

GIBSON, Pa, June 21.-John Gibson, Son
& Cos. warehouse No. took fire this
afternoon and the flames spreading rapid
ly destroyed it and No. warehouse. They
both contained about 10000 barrels of old
whisky. Theioss is estimsted at $500, 900,
injured and a humber of others slightly
hrrt
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An Iron kirm Assigns.

INDIANA, Pa, June 2l.-The Mahoning
Furnace Company, Of Armstrong county,
made an assignment to-day. Liabilities,
SO, 900; assets claimed to be S75 900. E. H.
Wilson, cashier OF the Indiana Deposit
Bank, one of the principal members Of the
Furnace Company, resigned his position
last night, and to-day judgments amount
ing to l2,OOO were entered against his per.
sOnal property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-22

CoscoHp, y. H., June 2l.-Ths Lsgisls-
trre In Joint Convention baiiotsd Tor .
Senator - follows: The whole pumbsf 3zl,
necenaTy, i83. Edwin H. Rellins, lis;
Harry Bingham Ii9; Aaron y. 6tsvsns,
II; James w. Psttssson, -; ysmss =.
Bhegr. %; Gilman karston, II: Benjsoin.
=. Piescott, 2: Scattering. 4. Rollins sus-
tanned . net ioss Of 10 from ysstsedsy.
Pstterson gained S, Briggs gained :. Pre-.
colt gained Il vas voted HAT no ballot
:. taken y:.l Tsssdsy.
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A GOOxi Verdict.

STErEESvILLE. June 2l.-The jury in the
case of Conrad Baugerman vs.. The Pitts
burcb, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis Railway
Company, brought in q verdict for the
pIaintifr in the sum Of 5000. Bsugerman
lost lee while in the employ OF the COM
pany, and brought suit to recover $1,000.
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George w. weisgerber

was horn in this city February %, 1854.
His height is > feet "a inches, and, in con-
dition, he tips the beam at $50 pounds
His first appearance as a professional was
in 1876, and his career since then has been
quite successful one, he having rowed
ten match races in all and lost but three of
them. His best record at three miles is
something under q minutes.
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NOT Settled Yet.

PIrrsBrRGH, June 2l.-After another
fruitless session, the Coal Trade Tribunal
tonight appointed committee to wait
upon the umpire, Hon. John r. McLure
and request his presence tomorrow 70
settle the wage question, as neither SIDE
are willing 10 make CONCESSIONS.
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A TUNNEL CAVES IN,
Several Workmen Seriously Injured
and One OF Them Fatally.
Special to the Register.

SpeclaI 70 The RcqlSter.
STEUBENvILLE, ONO, June 2l.-Early this
morning a portion of the roof of Gould's
tunnel cayed in, injuring a number Of
workmen engaged therein. Patrick Tolan,
a laborer, had both legs so badly mashed
that amputation was thought to be neces.
sary. DR.. Mccullough. of this city, went
out to the tunnel, but found Tolan's con.
dition so precarious that amputation was
found TO be impractIcable, at present, at
least. 1t is thought Tolan will die from his
injuries.
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The Next democratic Convention.

CHICAGO, June 2l.--A committee OF the
Irouuois Club, the leading Democratic or
ganization of the West, eft for New York
TO confer with S. !. Tilden, A. 5: Hewitt,
and other parties, with veiw OF holding
the next Democratic convention in
Chicago
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EASTERN IRON MASTERS.
They Hold MeetiaE in Philadelphia
10 Fix the Prices Of Varisus sises ef
Iron.

PHILApELPRIA, June 2.-The Eastern
iron masters met to-day in the Office OF the
American Iron and Steel Association. The
object OF the meeting was to form Q new
schedule Of prices for extra sizes OF bars,
rods, bands, hoops, ovals, plates and sheets,
so as to cover the changes made necessary
by the new tariff The principal mills in
the East were represented. ltwas resolved
not 70 change the rates on oyals, hall.
oval hald.round, round and square iron,
and on fat iron down to 4]s inches to 8
by 2Is inches to 8. The prices OF the larger
flats were left to the discretion OF the mills.
The rates on band and hoop iron were re.
ferled for adjustment. u was resolved to
revive the Eastern Masters Association for
the purpose OF discussing trade questions.
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Two Cars Ditehetl.
Special Dispa;ch 10 the Renis,er.

cYtVtIt DI'FFIstF ~ NC IteyESItf.
WESTON, ". Va, June 2i.-The regular
train which leaves here at 1890 ditched
two freight cars iuss opposite the fair
grounds. Fortunately no one was hurt
The train VIII be delayed sbou: three
horrs.
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THE AGONY OVER,
And Judge HOadly Selected as the
standard Bearer Of the
Ohio Democrats.
csrsral Powell Makes a Brilliant
Appeal for Ward, but
in Vain,
And the Old HsrO of Many Demo-
cratic Troubles Loses the
Coveted Prize.
largest Gathering of Democrats
that Ever Attended a State
Convention in Ohio.
11s Nomination Gives General Sat-
isfactiOn---Ths Defeated Asplr-
ants Plsdgs their Support.

Tor GovernOr--GeorgeH HoadIy.
,isut. GoVernor--John G. warwick.
supreme Judge, short Term--a"rtin
ID. FolIett.
supreme Judge, Long Term--SeliEAn
owen.
S,preme Court CIerk---JOhn J. Cruik-
shank.
,,,orpey General---James Lawrence.
Auditor OF Stste.-EmII heizNelter.
Tr,aSurer OF Stakeholder Brady.
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Legal Authority
HEARTLESS HATHAWAY.
How He Dipped the Unfortunate
q women Who Came 90 Him to Con.
ceal their Shame from the world.

ceAI thefT Shame from INC WOfIu.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-The search of
the premises on Bristol avenue, near Fifth,
occupied by DIR. Hathaway at the time Of
his arrest, resulted in the discovery Of a
small leather satchel filled with vials con-
tanning liquids and powders. Surgical in
strumens were also found, which the doc.
tors wife who lives in the house, said he
used in his nefarious practice. An account
book was found which was covered with q
period extending from May, 1876, to July,
1882, and contained names and addresses
also OF two hundred females, with the
amount for services written on the margin.
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Base Ball Yesterday.

FosroS, June 2l.-Bostons, 4; New
Yorks, ).
Providence, June 2l.-Providence, Is;
Philadelphias, 8.
BUFFALO. June 2l.-Bufalos, ~; Chica-
gos, o.
BAY CRY, June 2l.-Bay City,; Quin-
cy, A.
CLEVELAND, Jnne 2l.-Cleyelands, 5; De-
treits, 4.
East SAGINAW. June 2i.-Saginaws, II;
Ft. Waynes, l.
ST. Lours, June 21.-Metropoli.sns, 2; s..
Louis, J.