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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

ROBERT CAMPBELL, ESQ, contractor Tor
laying the brick pavement on EoH street
completed his work last Saturday. The
city now has an uninterrupted line Of
smooth brick pavement from the south
side Of the creek to the intersection Of EoH
street and the railroad crossing. This
street pavement no doubt compares favor
ably in smoothuess and excellence, cost
considered, to any in the eoun'
try, ard is q grand step
in permanent and valuable improvements
The city now has fully two mics Ct these
brick paved streets at q cost OF s5ou. 800
coo. And all inside Of three Year,. It iS
not too much to ssy twas money well
spent and in q few years more We can ex'
psct to have the msjor portion OF the streets
o: the city paved with brick. What saw
ing in the wear and tear of wagons, horses
and harness no one can guess, while the
increased pleasure Of driving through the
city's tho'ougafares will be beyond mess.
ure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

From q private letter, the REGlsrER
learns that Hon. JOHN F. GAZING, Of
Grsenbrier county, is candidate for re-
election to the Legislature. BE come out
in card that states explicitly what seoti-
ments he holds in regard to the important
issues, so that the people Of Greenbrisr
who vote for him may know for what they
are voting. In regard to the question OF
West Virginia assuming the payment OF
the West Virginia certificates he says:
81 will oppose it with all my might" BE
is in favor Of changing the time If making
assessments in the State, in order that II
may bear less heavily on the agricultural
interests Of The State, and will vote Tor
submitting the prohibition question to q
vote Of the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
DIED..

BENOER-On Sunday, November l, 1885, at his
residence, No 500 Market stree, a. s 10 O'CLOCK
N. NICHOLAS BESDER, sged 65 years, months
md 20 GAYS
Funeral from hi, lsts residence, No. 503 MARKET
street, "Wednesday mornipgst $3.50 O'Clock. Req.
ulem Mass at ST. Alphonsus church In:erment
at Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends Of the family
are invited 20 attend
wALTEBS- On Sunday morning a O'Clock,
BICHARO A, son Of Wn. :. and Elizabeth Walters,
aged - yGars
Funeral viii take place this Tuesday aiterr Don
at p. NJ, from tie residence OF his ysrents, No.
164 Fourteenth streets. Friends of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attEd. Interment at the
Psniusus cemetery.
HOssDS-Ou Sunday, a. 70 o'clock noon, MARY
HoBsON, vile Of The late John HObson in her sath
year,
Funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 10
q m. from the residence Of hsr son-in-laE, Oliver
ySnPelt, nesr Martins Fery, o. Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend. Inter
ment at PesinSuls Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Tho InteIlikepeeE,s Needs.
Elt Rirer Proar.ss.

The whole world will echo our prayers:
Lord. give Us q restl The Intelligencer
and, REGIsrEE hsve for the last two weeks
been dishing out the public the particulars
CT one Of the most sickening ard disgusting
Investigations on record. 1t richly ssvors
of bad blood, political jealousy, police do,
iugs, bawdy house sprees, bad whisky and
total depra7i'y dart, of the IntelEgen-
Ger, visits houses of ili,isue and negctistes
with prostitutes of the most degraded type
to hunt Up charges against Democratic
policemen, and then dishes the pnssyory
stuff out to toe public. The Intel6gencer
needs feather bed stuffed into its goozle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

WHILE it is true q Democratic Council
has acted with great fairness and hberAhty
in the late investigation, is it true that the
editor of the Intelligencer is acting in the
same spirit2 Is not the opposite plainly
paluable? Is it not evident the editor Of
the Intslligeucsr wants to make political
capital out of the late municipal unpleas
antuess by stirring up party feelngH Dc
the Republicans of this city Wlh to make
the issue that he persists in making? Dc
they believe that drawing party lines on
such an issue is the proper way to secure
pure municipal government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
rO.DAY,s ELECTIONS:

To-day elections for Offices Of more OF
less importance will be held in the States
OF MARYLAND, Virginia, New York, Pennsyl.
Yanis, New Jersey, Massachusetts,, Missis.
sippi, Iowa, Connecticut, Colorado, and
Nebraska. Those in which the parties Of
the country are especially interested are the
elections in Virginia and New York.
Virginia will elect Governor, Lieutsn-
snt-Governor and Acknowledgement, TWEEN
ty.ons Of the forty State Senators, and
members of the House Of Delegates. This
Legislature is to choose q successor TO Mr..
Malone in the United States Senate. OF
the nineteen State Senators that are not
charged at this election, thirteen are Dem
ocra,s and six are Republicans The pros
poets for the success of the Virginia De
mocracy are bright snd no other belief
can be entertained than that the close Of
the day will see a grand triumph Of the
State ticket and a good Democratic ma
jority in the Legislature.
New York will elect q Governor and
other State officers, FIVE Justices Of the
Supreme Court and bots branches of the
Legislature, and it is easy to see of what
great moment the result must prove botn
in State al d national affairs, since the ma.
iority in the United States Senate most
probably depends upon it It is really the
political battle ground Of the two parties
The result in this State is very uncertain.
The many factions and parties that 90 to
make up q political campaign have for
years made New York one Of the most I'M
certain States Of the Nation. Many Of
these factions are - variable as
the winds, and the man who would
on one day predict what would be
the course on the next, would most likely
come Tar Of the mark. Each Of the great
parties is openly protesting to &c certain
Of carryinr the election, bat in making
such professions islteriDg voice shows
their fears.
While the result in New York cannot be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
She Paid Extra.
Dstrnff Era PreEl.

A widow, whose age might have been
40, went into business on Grand River ave-
nue. a few weeks ago and the fret move
Wss to get sign painted. The services OF
q sign-painter were secured, and when he
flushed his work he put on bis imprint
By placing his initials. Nv. A. Fl down
on the lefs-hsnd corner of the sign. When
the widow came to criticise the work she
queried:
what does W. A. a. stand tor?
"Why, Wanted, A Husband" replied
the painter
"Oh, yes-I see," she unused. ut was
very thoughtful in you, and here is dol
lar extra"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
AeApY NOT OF THAT BLOCK.
An Astonishing A1ishap to a Nurse Out for
an Afternoon Airing.

Peis Letter IN the BOHOa TsanseriPt.
A strange attempt to take an unfair ad-
vantage Of Q nurse occurred the other sf-
ternoon on the Boulevard de Strasbourg.
Nouuon, beautiful in her long ribbons and
gilt-head pins, was sitting on bench per-
forming her customary duties towards the
infant in her charge, when a Well'dressed
lady carrying child about q yesr old sat
down and quickly fell into conversation
about babies in general with the nurse.
Presently, as a cab was passing, she ex'
claimed, There's my husband" and has.
tily giving her child into the charge OF
Nounou ran after the cab. She was soon
lost TO view, but the nurse did net doubt
that she would return, until half an hour
had passed. Then she slowly realized that
a child had been palmed of upon her. At
ter reflection she decided to take the absn-
doned infant to the Founding Hospital.
A piece of paper With the following words
written upon it was found near its body
"a mystery surrounds the birth OF this
child. Not being able to keep 1t, l con-
6de il 10 the charitable public"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
In the next political campaign in thu

In the next political campaign in this
state, the Republican committee should be
persuaded to send the editor Of the Intel.
Egeneer out to stump the State. A eourse
of lectures like be delivered at the Aead-
amy Of Music last Saturday night would
play greater havoc among Republican
ranks than "Rum, Romanism and Rebel
lion" did in New York last fall
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Unsafe.

Mother, cannot marry George"
why not, my child?'
"Oh! this is dreadful
"Why, what has be been doirg2 Is he
q forgsr, or a gambler. or a skating pro
tsssor?
Worse than that. He persists in wear
ing eellUloid collars, aud they snap at the
slightest compression"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Commissioners Sale.

DIV YIgTUE OF A DlCIEE MADE An
I'D entered by the Circuit Cout Of A,o eo,,n
rest VirEria, on the 9Th day Of Ot,oer :. M I,
. @ ute In chaOter, utr In pending v h,,ir (t,u
+. Brow, Administrator Of tie tsiais Of WIZ
Fesy, decea. Cd, 10 plaintiff ard ku,h I,o Nd
Others are def. ndHnts, the uDdti,lsltd E,e.
commissioner will, Oh
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER aSth, Isss
o. mmt nciDg at 10 O'Clock a. m ssll d pubk ~
ton, o. The prem res, To the hi, hes; and bss n
der, The following d'tcTbsd real s4illr, that h n
say: ! OF LunifcT. three 81 Of Whtit.R, ,ur-r
OF the old teay farm, which lot Il hou. S,d ,rg d
scribsj n follow: Befinni' < alta hcos. or
10 the bTst and ses ond 20 OF utc,'. ih,ba ,Ea
So wsst IS 10 GO 10 ~ spp'e ire; ,btto, Eh "
west 10 posse Us The iun and rod; ID, Dee ~,
The road north 2Gl.' vet ~ pks ru, On y.
thor CO north S50 EAST - 10 .; th. noe t0rl 4
wet 81 poles thence IS east u pohs 10 10 nrss
John E,skins's h.lTs; thence slorg The Ipt n,
liLe souih 66I2e ~ 10 the second hsd; a.,a
with III liDs oi the tecond tTsct ,ou,b ~ ,al 4
poles; thence toutn 4So vest II 40 Jola 10 u
place OF beginning, and mailing th!rir ,ci
more or lrfs, and hting the faBs Land sl d "
cor vey cd IN the haid william tesy by JIhi fa
by deed dated the 9th day o. DTn Is7l M
recorded IN the Clerks Office Of the toJtp Co,
OF Ohio 20 rDty, Wet Virginia biid Ind Lea
Middle Wheeling cIs,k. In ohio ooUni', ~1, W
ginia, adjoining lands Of John kBiirsi ban M
oilers.
JEBMs or SALE-On'-hslii In cth % trs
sale, and ss much more 0 the purohyr rty b
fire, tue balance In one year with interest," y
purchOer giving hi. so,s With sood sesfiy b
such osferr.d payment, and the tile 10 nx b
TO be retsinea until tss pu chass none, ,iil IN
been paid In full. e. BbNs,
spedd Comuk, 90
I hereby certify that bona viih sod scsft
has been given BY the above Laintd spsca %
miss'oners ~ required BY Law.
oc23I JOIN ". MITCHELL c6t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
The Inutiiity of Angels.

A woman may not be an angel, but il
she knows how to cook beefstesk and
boil potato, her husband would not swsF
her for the best angel that ever tapped q
wing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
She Rode Like the witch on the Broom

A l2yearold Dakota girl, taken up into
the air by cyclone, carried ont Of sight
and brought easily down in field quar-
ter of mile away, describes her sensation
while in transit as that of being rapidly
and constantly pricked by thousands Of
needles. Since her experience she has
been affected similar to a person with St.
Yitus' dance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Notice to L len Holders.
Notice to Creditors.

ITO HE CREDITORS OF MARY ]. LINTON,
i deceased.
In pursusnce Of q decree uf the Cireuit Court al
Ohio county, West Virginia. n dein 3 cause there
in pending TO IuoIsCt the real estate Of the said
Mary ]. Linton to the payment OF her debts, you
are required 70 present yOur claims against thu
tate Of ihs Rsid Mary j. inton for adjudication TO
Joseph 4. PAUL. commissioner, at his once, No.
I220 hapns street in the etts OF wheeling, Oh 10
county, West Virginia on or beio.e Wednesday,
the 18th day Of November 1855.
witness J. w. Mitchell, e.erk Of raid court this
JEo. W. MITCHELL
ooi3caWV Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
The Worlds Ears Plus ged With Gold.

Talking Of the decline Of modern Athens
in literary productiveuess, q candid Bos-
tonisn says: "a dollar grabbing genera.
lion can't produce great posts; it is too
earthly"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Theological Speculation.

Mamma" qusried q little boy, is Satan
an sDgelY he is one of the fallen angels
dear well, what was the trouble With
the fallen sngels2 Couldn't they make
their wings work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
A Rat-hole In Uncle SANS Granary
r..gF,zg

Cinnamon leaving Portland deposit 500
in gold coin, and when they get to Hong
Kong draw STA out in silver. This is an
interesting commentary on our United
States coinage system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Correct

Professor in logic to sleepy junior
Mr.. X, what is the universal negstive?'
Startled junior quickly answers: Not
prepsred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Not for Her.

Bridget, did you hear the door bell?'
"Yes'm."
why don't you go to the door, then2
Sure, an it's nobody to see me. In
not expeetin' callers today"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Notice to Creditors.
T,o THE CREDITORS OF JAMES LYLE d,

ITO TIE CREDITORS OF JAMES LYLE, de
i ceased.
In pupusnce OF deere Of TIE G rsuit Court Of
Ohio county. ~est Virgir a rssd. In ca Isa there
In pending. t. subj ct The r-sl sstse Of the raid
requtr 70 If0tni " ur claims ssaint The ~ ate
Of The said James 10 Tor sejudt ftioa 10 Joseph
3 Paul., commission er, q his srbes. 10 r20
rhaplire street, in tire cit, Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West VIZ mia ou or bs'oss Tu. sday, the
18th Tsy OF N6venber, isS5
witness. John W. aitche,l, e. erk Of soid court
this l7th day Of 0eobtr. isss
jNo W. MITCHELL
oel8ozU Geek.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
FoR AALe.
For sale.

For sale.
A TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND oy On,
IA line Hill, within the city limiu N
CONTAINS TEIRrY.TwO ACa.
The land lies well. 10 riCh ard easily suluu,. A,
would make gool mG.et garden or b a, \.
desirable building lo's
For price and tsrm, Apply to
WILLIAM CAEsLl,
Administrator FER lrsie Of yn Cu,r
au80 20 poo N.rks 49,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
FOR RENT.
Fob RDNT'

N6Y FIRE COUNTY, gksIDEsk ~
wi De ChantaI station, on wste'ist 80 =
and Baltimore fAiirosd there are s'sb 800 =
CELLAR and porches; outeds hsts e'tn, 49,
yell, together With stabliny snd Irsen = -
10. VIII rent eparstsly hron tas lns
vtes, - the tsnant msy prefer. s,s.Ssn
AIso, ny larEs Brick Dwelling ID IA m
oontaining III rooms and porth, Guy -,
vsteY q ths door. Geoi tsnsnn %
both at modersh mica vryggHff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
no PRESENTS

Excelsior Baking Powder"
Rich, CriSpy Biscuits AMI F'skv Rolls arc az evil
cence OF irs value sold by int class
g:oc'rs, and Ly
n. R. LIST,
ot30 EoLE MANrRATURER, 1910 Main st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
COM MON SENSE
IFS THE KfTCAEMI


1. Or. Mott, Of New York, fed q
member of dogs for some weeks Oh
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. ln very in' Iance the
dogs lost appetite, sickPBed, and
some died. II the same time he
fed other dogs ON bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Pow der, with
no injury 90 appetite Or health.
y The use Of Alum in Bread IL
prohibited by law in some places,
because IL has been found 10 iniure
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is IL real economy, which
30 save - few pennies now, LAYS n
for i'll health and doc.
tors bills SatPr on?
You are on the safe side I'm using
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03

lac extra.
SONG BIRDS !
WYE WISH TO INFORM ALL BIRD FAM
w eiers that We leep In stock all KINGS OF
Singing Birds aud Talking Parrots; also full
supply OF Bishops Prepared MocbiDg Bird Food,
Bird Dainues, Health ResIOrer, Ses5, Gravel. Bro
Lice Destroyer, &C.
MeLAIN BROTHERS, Druggists,
TWELFTH AND MARKER. OBI
The ROYAL ARGAND
FOR 1895,
Is the Most Handsome Stove made. Call and SEQ
them at
NeSbitt 90 BrO.'S,
ocaI Sols Agents. Wheeling, W. Va.
COAL! PITTSBURG COAL,
HAVING PERMANENTLY ARRANGED 20
supply the citizens OF Wheeling 18th the
beat quality Of PITTSBURG COAL. Will deliver
to sl parts OF the city, on reasonable terms. o.
Lave or5s rs at No. 42 Fourte enth Street,
or order BY Telephone, No asa.
JOSEPH LAvEY.
EORNIRG GLORY BAKING POWDER.
HoUsEKEEPERs' DELIGHT.s
Sold by All Leading GrOcers.
q. .. e. FL Il N Y,
PROPRIETOR,
sspls 1uO MAIN STREET.
ICE CREAM
ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
ID u II g IT, ..
FOR SALE.
THE PROPERTY NO $50 MAREET STREET,
baipV the southeast corner OF &Brket street
and Alley q On the lot is one I hree-SiOry BRICK
Howe and several Frame Buildings, The a9grtgste
rent Of which has been 5000 Srd over per car
Price So, 500. Terms 81 ,OCt casa and 500 per
year Tor i've yeaH, with 6 per cent interest
JAS. L. HAWLEE,
ocS) 1920 Main street.
RIA BANDS Rus STA,
THE BLOOD COVENANT, TrgmbuII,
Religious ThOughtin Britain, dur
ing The 10Th Century, TuliOcl.
y. 5. WILSON'S,
NO. 1903 MARKET STREET.
ELsEdANp
sscoad-H Pianos and Organs
N celebrated makes, st low prices and on eSN
terms, ~
SREIs'S MUSIC STORE,
mas Twelfth 81. under Academy OF Mu'is.
We ARE OFFERING
THE
Celebrated
Scotch Wool Underwear
At Lower Prices Than EVar.
THOMAS HUGHES & CO.
1911 MARKET STRICT. CG9
WALL PAPER !
BORDERS AND CEILING DECORATIONS
CHILDRENS CARRIAGESI
BLANK BOOKS !
Stationery Fancy Goods,
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety in the
prices By
Jos. Graves & Son,
tu17 10 TWELFTH sTBEET.
G Q x L!
The Manchester Coal Co,
Take pler sure IN Informing their customers and
the pubic generally that they have an sbuadant
Supoly Of the very hest quaityof Clean and Nut
Coal, which thS win deliver al the old price.
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go anvsRr,sEmnnTa.

A YOUNG MAN A Po.
w sition 10 a wholesale store to learn the
business ACdress of )" REGISTER once. noSs
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-11
YALE NOTES.

Brown.Harvard Game on Monday
 Policemen on The Campus - The
 Crew Go To New London Next Week.
 The postponed Brown-Harvard ball game will be played next Monday at Cambridge.
 The Yale News will present it's last issue for the college year next Wednesday.
 The new Greek testament optional is quite
 popular with the sophomores.
 H. S. Brooks 's6 will be captain of the ath-
 letic team during the ensuing year. The team
 will be photographed this afternoon. Tevis 'S6 S., Beach L. s. and Ludington '87 are the three to whom the singles in the university tennis tournament have mar rowed down.
 The Shelf. freshmen, instead of the punch, will give a class supper on the 17th of this month The presidents optional in philosophy re- suited in thirty-six questions on the examin- atiou paner His examination in ethics had thirty-three questions.
 There will be meeting of the Base Ball association this evening at 6:45 for the cleo tion of officers. Yesterdays News contains an interesting article on "Poicemen on the campus" writ ten by an alumnus The writer having grads uated and arrived at the years of discretion, approves of allowing the ''peslers' on the campus.
 The crew and substitutes will go to New London on the 18th. They have not made as good time in practice as that of last year About the best time is 22:23, with wind and tide favorable i The Harvard Cooperative society has l made arrangements for importing French
 and German books direct from Paris and Leipsic
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-11
PUBLIC NOTICE. Ordinances Relating to Side walks, Awnings, Etc.
SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS,
 Room IT, C1TY HALL

lt.C
 NEW HAVEN. Conn, June g, 1885. ]
 Sec. 62. No person shall place, cause to be placed, upon any public footway or sidewalk in said city, any lumber, iron, trunk bale, box crate cask package, any obstruction whatsoever whether of the same description or not, for more than 30 minutes; under penalty of not less than shall suffer the same to remain more than one hour after being first placed there, more than ten the mayor. superintendent of streets, or by any alderman, CT by any policeman, the person or per sons SO offending shall forfeit and pay penalty of every such offense; and for each and every hour thereafter that the same shall be suffered to re- main the person or persons so offending shall for felt and pay further penalty of not less than five
 Sec 63. No person shall place, erect, fasten or continue any sign, show-bil or show-board of any chandfse for show or sale upon any street or side walk in said city, under penalty of less than i've more than fifty dollars for each offense; sign, show bl show board, or goods, wares or merchandise shall be continued after an order to remove the same given by the superintendent of Sec 64 No sign, show-bill, show board. goods. wares merchandise. or other thing shall project into any street beyond the street line, under pen offense and like penalty for every day such sign show bill, show-board goods. wares or merchan. der to remove the same given by the superintend. ent of streets provided, however, that @ sign showbil or show board where it's lowest part is at | least feet above the sidewalk, may extend into inc street and over the sidewalk beyond the stree II line, a distance not exceeding feet; provided \ further. that canvas awning, where it's lowest lend into the street and over the sidewalk a dis I tance not exceeding the width of the sidewalk | Persons violating the above ordinances are here by notified to fmmedlaCely conform to the require ments of the same
 By order of the Board of Public Works.
 jf1 eod8t. P. DOYLE, Supt. of Streets.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-11
TELRCRAPHIC JoTTINGs.

Tho Commercial (Mackey-B y-Bennett) com pany's cable between Waterville, Ireland, and Weston-Supermare, England, was completed yesterday.
 The work of obtaining jury in the Bud densiek case was resumed yesterday at New York. Out of thirty men examined only three were accepted.
 Newburyport, Mass, celebrated it's 250th anniversary yesterday by grand procession and public dinner at which one thousand guests sat down.
 The newly appointed superintendent of police at New York, William Murray, yes terday passsd the civil service examination and was sworn in.
 Mrs. A. B. Hilton of Tilton, N. H., has given $1O, 900 for the establishment at Con- cord, N. H., of an Episcopal school for girls The gift is memorial of her daughter Eve lyn.
 Seventy trotters were disposed of at the horse sale in Madison Square Garden yester- day The prices paid ranged from $250 to $1 400, the latter amount being paid for Happy Thought.
 Base ball yesterday: At Boston, Phila- delphias 4, Bostons 2; at Chicago, Chicagos lp, 01. AouiS l, at OuAaio, OuAoi'S ., Do troits 9; at Providence, Providence 3, New Works l; at Washington, Nationals 10, Will mingtons 1; at Norfolk, Virginias 3, Nor folks 1; at Baltimore, Baltimores 10, Pitts burgs 8; at Philadelphia, Athletics 13, Lou isvilles 8; at New York, St. Louis 7, Metro politans 3; at Brooklyn, Cincinnatis 6, Brook lyns 0; at Cambridge, Rarvards 8, Williams o; at Waterbury, Hartfords 5, Waterburys 4; at New Britain, Meridens 19, New Britains 2; at Springfield, Bridgeports 7, Springfelds A.