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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
ILdignRnt MIngo.

At a meeting of the ,izens Of Mingo
held a. The NJ ,yor's Office. Thursday even
ing, the following revolutions were unani
mously adopted:
Resolved, That we deprecste the actions
of those, VINO, prosecuting parties impica:
ted in the murder OF one OF our respected
citizens, ignore the crime Of stealing
chickens and keeping q rendezvous for
thieves.
Resolved, That the ignoring Of these
crimes has given liberty 10 certain per
son who We think is mostly responsible for
many crimes committed III our village,
aud whose actions and influence are o
positive injury to many of our young men
Resolved, That we urge upon all public
officers aud private citizens to use every
effort to bring to justice oil guilty parties,
aud if possible break up this gang.
Resolved, That we, az law abiding citi-
zens, will do all possible to induce tbis
person to leave this tom, and ask the as
sistauce of all having influence to be p US
in this matter.
A secret com mittee of ten has been or
ganized, who will make information and
prosecute. Any Information giving clues
aud names of witnesses wi!lreceive prompt
attention, name Of party giving iuforma.
ton need not be known. Prompt atter-
ton given to chicken thieves,
Address, COMMITTEE OF Ten,
Mingo JUNCTION, o.
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4 LIVELY MEETING

OF Wire Nail Manufacturer. Held in
Pittsburg Thursday.
The wire rail manufacturers, who at
tended the meeting at the Monongahela
aolae, Pittsburg, on Wednesday, hsld 3
brief and informal meeting Thursday and
departed for home. There were present
about fifteen manufacturers from different
parts of the country. They positively re-
fased to give tue object Of the meeting,
and some denied that any meeting had
been held. One of them, in speaking OF
the meeting, said:
We hsd meeting. 1t was an alldsy
session, but we did not accomplish the OBJ.
iect. Some Ia ago we formed our COM
Diua,iou in New York, and adopted q
schedule of prices These prices are not
satisfactory to the large manufacturers,
and they intended to make an advance in
the list. The meeting yesterday was called
for that purpose. All the members pres
eut, with one exception, favored the ad
vance. The entire day was taken up in
trying 10 convince this member tina! prices
should 90 up. bnt without success.
lie argued that combinations only bene.
fitted he large manufacturers, and he wss
compelled 10 charge certain prices for MS
nails or he could not get than into the
market. He sill not continue il the com.
oiustIoG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-06
PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.
Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
OF individuals.

Our Daily Chronicle of the Movements
OF Individuals.
Henry speyer is in New York.
W. A. List was in Pittsburg Friday.
John J. Jacobs, Of Cinou, is at the
Mcclure.
J.B Solomon, Of Steubenville, was down
yesterday.
Miss Maggie Barley Is i'll at her home
on the Island.
Frank TroRbr,dge, OF Toledo, was il
town yesterday.
Prof W. P. Wiley, of Morgsntown, ar
rived in the city last evening.
D. W. Custer. of the Sistersville indie
pendent, was in town yesterday.
Tbeo. Wise, bookkeeper of the Wheeling
bakery, left for Toledo yesterday.
Mr.. Philip Kun,z, manager of the South
Side coal works, is laid up by illness.
James White, proprietor of the National
Hotel, st. Clsirsville. O., was In the city
yesterday.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cowen, of Flushing, Ohio
accompanied By her sister, Miss Belle
Never, OF 81. Clairsville, was 10 the city
yesterday.
Mr. Henry Michael Jr., will leaTe in
several days for Minneapolis, Miun, where
he will locate.
Charlie Johnson, assistant business man
sger of the Louisville Commercial, is In
Piusburg attending rhs funeral Of his sis'
ter, Mrs. L 5. McRsllip.
Messrs. Frank aud Viii Kelly, Will
Goe'ze and Will Steele, old Wheeling boys,
passed the graduating examination at the
Pitsburg College of Pharmacy.
The San Frsurisco Call, of February
9th, just received, says Capt. John Nc.
Lure and DR.. Hupp and wife are registered
a. the Occidental Hotel.
r C. Eliridge, of Anderson, G. ". John
son. of Morsantown, NJ B. Campbell, Of
New Cumberland, Judge G D Camden, Of
Clarksburg, ana Esn. J. 4. Hutchinson, Of
ParksrsbarS, are at the McLare.
Mr.. George Lit,en, OF the South Side, re-
turned home yesterday from Pi,tsousg
where he passed successfully the examina
rious in the junior class of he College OF
Pharmacy. George viii remain home
until next September when be will return
to college 10 finish his stu6les
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SGAIE PENCILS.

Some Idea as to How Many are Used
Annually.
I'll bet a cigar no oue can tell how
many cases of llate- pencils-2O, 900 pencil;
il csse-ars used by the school children
Of America every zeal" sard SIM JesSel'
son, OF the importing firm Of B, I!lfelder l.
Co., Of New York, ia the lcbby of the
Mcclure House, yesterday Afternoon.
In response to this invitation one gen
tlemsn guessed ten csses, another one
huaored, aud third ige hundred, spd
when sl had put down their figures, Mr.
Jesselson said.
well, | don't know how many are
used, but our house alone imported eight
Thousand cases, or 100000 900 pencils,
last year, .Bnd this yeaE we expect to handle
an even ten thousand cases They come
from Germany, where they make 'hem BY
thousands of millions. | sold 50a. 900 pen.
ellis In Wheeling today, which will, l sup-
pose, hardly supply the local trade for a
year.
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THE FOURTH STREET SERVICES.
Unusually Interesting Meetings at the
Church Yesterday.

Unusually Interesting Meetings at the
Church Yesterday.
The meetings in this church yesterday,
both afternoon and evening, were of pnu-
susl interest and power. They were de.
voted to tue Gospel temperance work. and
we're characterized by stirring speeches
and fervent appeals. A number Of men
who have been redeemed from the drink
habit by the power OF the Gospel, aud wac
have lived for years as sober and
earnestly religious men gave their exper
fences, aud no one could resist the force
OF their utterances, or tail to realize tlst
religion is the true cure for this destructive
vice. Mich good must result from the
mingIiug OF so many earnest workers Oh
the common platfor,n OF religious faith, and
The church has reason to look for larger
results from the spirit awakened in yesier
days meetings. This afternoon Sunday
School meeting will be held at o clock at
which all children and youths are invited
to be present.
To night the meetings will be continued.
Sunday, in the morning services, an oppor'
,uuity will be given to those wishing to do
60, to join the church. Other services on
ruesday as usual A cordial invitation is
extended to all, Including strangers in the
city, to attend all the services of the
church.
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MERCHANTS COMPLAINING.
Doyn River Dealers Sag Cheap Cigars
are Running Them.

Down River Dealers sag Cheap Cigars
are Running Them.
The uutaxed cigar business, as being
carried on in this city and vicinity, seems
to have developed into pretty big thing,
eud a number Of arrests may be looked
for in the near future. So many Of these
cigs1s have been thrown upon the market
OF la,e, that some Of the dealers in river
towns say their trade has been ruined by
the competition OF man who ray but
seventy cents per hundred for their cigars
here in Wheeling. A large number have
also been disposed Of 10 retail grocers here
in Wheeling.
About o'clock last evening James Nc
Cord, one of the manufacturers who have
been swindling the Government in this
vsy, waa arrts'ed By Officer Junkios and
lodged in the lookup McCogd, it will be
remembered, was arre3ted a week or so
ago and released on $500 bail
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

United Presbyterian Church.-Rev. J. T.
NcClufer ID. D., pastor. Seryices tomorrow OF
1880 a. m and p. IN. Saba h-school at D. N
ia'tcFs class a. p II. AL are cordially invited.
Disciples Cbapsl-S. ryices 10 mo. .cw at 10 10
a. m. aud p. II. Preachint sy ". n arp'eg4tE.
Morning sgDirc!: "Th4 Bi5.e" aunday. school al
300 q. n. Al arc invited,
Second Presbyterian Church. Rev. Wm
d. Cooke, D. D., pastor. Services to-mOrrow 81 :3C
a. m. AMI AZ 100 p. IN. Sabbath school at q N
All are welcome
81. Luke's Churcl.-Rey. ]. Gibson CAN'T,
B. D., rector. Divine services t0-norro~ 1T 10 80 a.
m. aud 700 .. m. sunday-schvol az 2 p. m
Subject for summons Moaning Coordination -"
Evening: Eek uses" sCa,E Tree.
First Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church. Rev
4. II. Dornb ase' pastor. Services tomorrow a.
1881 m aud p. N. sunday-school a. p. IN.
Strangers arc welcome.
Zane Street NJ Z. Church. REV J. Henry
Hes, pastor. Services by the pastor to morrow al
1880 a. m and 700 p. m. Sunday-school st ? p. IN
All are inVitei.
North Street N. T.. Churoh.-s:r7lccs to-
morrow at 10 30 q. N. by Geo. " Atkinson A.
N. end Ia be lvenirg By kev. ". r. DRYDEN,
PasnF sundEy School st ?. IN. All axe cordially
Invited
First Presbyterian Church.-The pastor,
Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, ID. D., sill preaah To-
morrow a;'ln:0J a. m. and at so p. n. In the
evening the Last sermon OF the series. Euo;ect;
The Cbrist OF Christianity" A welcome to al.
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TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
Matters of Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
"FEDoRA" tonight.

Matters OF Minor Importance Picked Up
About Town.
"FEDoRA" tonight.
YEsrERDGY was quite gloomy.
The lookup had four inmates at mid
night.
TIE Committee on City Prison will meet
tonight.
THERE viii be good music at the Chap
line street rink tonight.
THE Falton Fire Brigade gave grand
ball az Gerriaghsr' He'll, on Wednesday
evening, and cleared Sl25.
The Young Mems Democratic club held
their regular monthly meeting last eve.
niug and had pleasant time
L. V. BLOND, the popular shoe man, will
open q branch store at A. A. Franzheim 8
old place in McLsin's block, the coming
week.
THURSDAY afternoon a. o'clock Fred
\ erick Hopp and Miss CsthsriDe Supp
we're married a. St. Alphousus Church By
Rev. Fsktsr Angelus.
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
of the Ohio Valley Life Co OF Wheeling
in another column. 1t is prospering snc
thriving excellsntly.
LITTLE FRANK ROBINSON, The child &c
badly burned on Thursday morning, du'
record Of which Was made in yesterday
REGISTER, is reported as improving.
The employees of Hofmsn's tanner.
gave bsll at SchWsrtz's Hall, Thursda!
evening, which was attended by sbou
thirty couples. Billy Mayors band furnish
ed the music snd pleasant time was hat
By all.
A VAC up before the Police Court yes
terdsy morning, and released By Hi
Honor on CONDITION that he leave tn
city, was found drunk on the Island las
night and taken 10 the lookup by officer
Lukens and Watson.
OK Thursday evening, at $50, a curtain
in the residence OF John G. Hoffman, Of
Chspliue street, caught fire, and it looke'
tor q moment as If o serious contsgratioI
would ensue. A sill alarm was sent in b
the Yigilsut, but before the engine arrived
the blaze was exlinguisbei.
JESSE BUREETT yesterday accepted
SheppaId's challenge to skate a series O
three races, each race to be three miles
two best our Of three, for the Champion
ship OF the Ohio Valley and West VIrglnis
The first of the series will occur at tn
North End rink mex. Friday evening, al,
the second will take place 10 rink desig
mated BY Barkett.
The young men at the Linsly Institute
gave very crsditsbls and interesting lat
erary entertainment yesterday afternoon
The exercises consisted of debate, decls
nations, essays, reading of the society pa
per. music. &c. Prof Brown, of the F.
male College, and young ladies OF HI
J school, and many other ladies and gentle
, men of the city we're present, and g genera
good time was the result.
THE steel plant at Mingo willrun doubl
turn begin iug next Monday which Wi
add from 10 70 100 men to the work.p
force. The nail factory there is turniD g gu
about l 900 kegs per day. or about five
Ix'bs of the runDiug capacity, the tsilur
10 produce the full amount being cause
by difficulty in keeping an assortment G
plate, there having been none on hsn
when the works resumed.
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
The Fatal asciden. on the Ohio River
Road.

The Fatal Accident on the ONO ~
Road.
The following additional particulars Oh
the accident on the Ohio River road, near
sa,d;s mention of which was made yester-
dsv morning, were procured Yesterday;
The man. who was between seventy-nso
and eighty years of age. was standing On
the track, when the gravel train, which ~
heavily laden, ran into him 90 suddenly
tbs, he had not time to make bis escape
ror the engineer time TO stop bis traln'
though the engine was immeoiatel AZ.
yersed and the brakes put down, anu ue
train was almost checked w1en
il reached the victim. he ten .
distance of thirty-fve feet to the nozen
,ronnd and yss almost UNCONSCIOUS wnen
coached but was still rational enough 10
ssv he bsd no friends in this country out
had a brother in Ireland. he was put on
the train and brought up to New Martins
vile, where his wounds were dressed, pu,
he was beyond medicsl aid, and only hveu
Till Yesterday morning. he was spare
built. five and one-hslt feet high, blue eyes.
gray musiacbe and chin whiskers, ngnt
Ieg had been once broken between the
ankle and knee and badly set, decen'iy
dressed, and the letter d. in India INK
under the left arm. Nothing was found Oh
his clothing by which he could be indenn.
fed, except the names John GoudS' OF
Henry county, Ind" and "Msreret Kan
kin, Hopwood Fsyette county, Pa, on q
slip of paper, and the cards OF Sarah Boy
land and Frank A. Bishop and Catholic
rosary.
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Card of Thanks.


10 the Edilcr Of tie Registsr:
SiR:-The two entertainments given OF
the Opera House this week have served to
fill our treasury, that was becoming de-
pleted, and has placed our society once
more in o position to do good. We are
under deep and lasting obligations to those
who assisted in bringing this about and
made the entertainment such complete
artistic success; and we desire in this pub
tic IN amer to assure the gentlemen OF the
Charity Minstrel troupe, the ladies' and
gentlemen who took part in the minuet, the
parents of the children who 90 kindly con.
sented TO their taking part in the operetta
of King Alfred" and the children them.
selves, the press and all who in any way
assisted in making the entertainments the
notable success tha. all sgree they were,
that we sincerely appreciate their labors
and kindness and we extend to them our
most earnest thanks. Not only are our
thanks due each aud every one, but they
are also due to the public who patronized
our entertainments so literally.
Respectfully.
The COMMITTEES.
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Fedora

This evening Mas Fanny D,vsn: ort
will appear at the Ope,s Houte in S.r'
deau's drama Of Fedora" supported by q
strong company. The Dramatic News
says:
1T is q play OF fire. 1t deals with the
passions OF mankind, and it deals With
them i'll a broad. sweeping iesrlessness
that carries all before it, like the force OF a
mountain torrent. She Miss Davenport
had evidently devoted the greatest study
to the part, as was shown By her complete
mastery Of every detail! Of the business
Her success was complete. At the end of
the second act the audience awarded her
3 hearty call; at the end Of the third thes
grew vociferously enthusiastic ard recalled
her three times, while at the close of the
great enc in the fourth act, they rose in
their sea's and cheered Miss Davenport
is 10 bs congratulated"
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THEBLACK DIAMOND PROSPECTS.
Another Railroad For West Viz
einia.

Another Railroad For West Viz,
ginia.
Measrs Isaac Scott, President, Of Park
ersburg, G. B Gibbons, of the same city
snd W. " Lucas, ESQ. of Marietta, Ohio
directors OF the Black Diamond railroad,
were in The cry yesterday, enFoute 10 their
home from Philadelphia, where they have
been for the period of three weeks in con.
sultation with a syndicate OF prominent
railroad men in reference to the early
PRONUNCIATION and conclusion OF arrange
meuts 10 build the Black Diamond rail.
read from Parkersburg, W Va, up the
Little kansRhs and thelce direct from its
hesdwaters to Norfolk, Va. We ere ouly
at liberty Just nov to cay that If the people
Of Wood, Writ, Calhoun, and counties
through which the road passes, will do
their duty there will be a railroad up the
Little hsnswhs at a very esrl7 day. The
carries who have undertaken the project
mean business and are fully able to back
up any proposition they may make.
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New McL1re House Hat Store.
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CONTRACTS A wARDED.
Bids for Removing Garbage, Lighting
Lamps, Etc.

Bids for Removing Garbage, Lighting
Lamps, Etc.
The foil Board OF Gas Trustees met yeE.
terday afternoon and awarded the follow
ing contracts:
Cleaning, lighting and ex;ipguishing
oil lamps, to John ]. Cooper, at SIS Is
per post. This is much higher than the
old price, but it is accounted for by the
fact that the lamps must now be lighted
every night, whereas they used to be Lighted
By the almanac.
c. J. Davis got the contract for hauling
coal and coke a. seventy cents per 100
bushels all arolnd.
William Wilson got the contract for
furnishing lime at ten cents per bushel.
At the meeting of TIE Committee on
Health last night contracts for removing
garbage were let as follows:
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looks SO Untidy.

Nothing locks more untidy than the
pgesepca Of sesFt and dsndruff in tho hail
aud ca the clothing. Gne bottle OF Per
ker's Hair Balssm viii heal the scalp and
free it from tits nuisance. Stops falling Of
the hair, promotes new growth and makes
it scf, GLOSSY and silky. Best Of dressing,
Deliciously perfuued.
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Eleventh Street.
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Burkeit and Sheppard met st tie North
End Rink yesterday afternoon and made
arrangements for d race, mile heats besl
tso in three, to be sss'es ct the North End
Rink on Friday evening, March l2ih, A.
the winner is to receive sll the gate money
the race viii undoubtedly be exciting and
on its merits.
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HnehIenl. AMIGA Salrs.

The Best Sslve in tie world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Teser, c appsd asnda. Chilbls'D rs
Corns, and sllSsin E,uptions, aud pcsi.
lively cures Piles, or No pay required. 1t
is gu1rsnte d to give satisfaction, or
money refunded Price % cents per bcx.
For sale BY Logsn 4 Co.
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Weather indications.

WASHINGTON, D C, March 6-For ;hs
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, generally fsir
weather 10 Tennessee, light local snoss in
emo valley, geGerslly fOllosed by fair
weather, viuds generally nOrthEesterly
b.comiug variable, ahghJ changes in tenn
peraIurs
Fer the lower lake, fair wssther, station
sry temperature, variable WINDS.
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&eUnrt OF the Condition Of National Bank o
" ssI Nirgisia
Want. 4 r. ailOr.
Wanted So esHiD.
For SSl-- Mud ienPsring Wheel and Shaft
aop,ared ca SetS-rEUg BrCs-
New me Of fancy Shir,s-D. Guiding 20,
Bird Cazss-SpsbItt 4 Bro.
NotI, : 10 aides Of - heelipg.
SDriug haes-IJ. A. Beuter.
Waited Coat MaRsT.
Ont ElaweZs-N. II Lis.
Er.sS-Irimmed COrn'ce Polss-S. Mcneil & 20
t.t OF stisrs Lccai rage
Religious Notices LOCa Pa.e
Insare Your Llfs-Ohio Valley Life Company
Ocal spgs.l -
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Industrial school.

The ladies of the Womsn's Union Be-
nevolept Society are seriously thinking
over the project of establishing in this city
an industrial school, and that they may
have an expression of opinion upon the
feasibility Of the plan they invite the Ia
dies OF this city to meet them at the rooms
of the Y. NJ. c. A., on Monday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
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THE BATTLE FOR BARKlEY.
The Whesliag Boy to Go to Pitts
burg This Morning
He is Confident He viii be Reinstated, and
That He VIII Play With the Alleghenies
The Coming Season.

Mr.. Samuel W. BIrkley, the Wheeliu g
base ball artist abou. whom 50 much has
been said in the newspapers Of late, will go
up to Pittsburg this morning to consult with
Manager Phillips aud Major Montooth, his
counsel over bis anomalous situation and the
best way OF cireumvsn.!ug the unfair action
of the Association at Louisville. To 8
REGISTER reporter, Barley said last night:
II AN confident that will be set right in
this matter By the courts, aud that within
a very short time. So outrageous q YER
dict as that arrived at by the Association
CANNOT STAND FOR MOMENT
when submitted to the scrutiny Of any fair
minded tribunal"
Then you think you will play ball this
season.
Think il know | will; and with the
AIleghenies at that | do not feel like
talking very freely about the case because
my counsel, Major Montooth, has advised
some degree OF reserve for the present;
but I will say that when the whole story
comes out will be BET right in the minds
Of oil "
"How a5ou. the appeal taken BY Barnie
of the Bsltimores?'
THAT doesn't amount to snsp. Bar.
ME don't want an appeal; he wants me. "
"Do you think the Association will meet
again.
mo; they cannot reassemble unless By
especial call, and / think that cali will
NEVER BE ISSUED.
The matter must be settled By the court.
1T will bs lirtls rough on you if il
should happen ths. the decision of the As
ISOLATION would be upheld would it notT
oh no, l would get nv salary just the
same; but of course would infinitely pre-
fer having my position to lying idle for g
year. But never fear, it will never com,
to that. was called to Pittsburgh yes
terdsy, ssd intended to 60 up this morn
ing, but was delayed tRenty-four hours BY
sickness at home. 1 shall 60 up in tn
morning"
II is almost certain that
SEVERAL sUI.s
will grow out OF the affair, thoagh JUS
what steps will be taken cannot now b'
stated. II seems that AFTER the Aasocis
ton voted to sustain. the decision q
Messrs. Phelps and Simmons, fniug Bark
ley 500 and suspending him for ont
year, the constitution was amended to suit
this action. Alter the case wss disposed
OF clause WIS added 10 the constitution
giving the Association heright to suspend
a PLAYER for conduct OF q disreputab!e kind
The officials of the Allegheny clut
claim that previous to this alteration
th:re was rothing in the Constitution
which gave the Association power to sus.
pend players in any way. A club could
be compelled TO discipline players, and
upon repetition Of offense to expel them
but the Association nor directors had suct
power. On this ground it IS claimed thai
twill be an easy matter to have the Louis
vile suspension set aside, which will ena
Ole Barley to play with the Allegheniet
this season. Major Montooth is confident
that the Suspension was illegal, aud the
case will be brought into the Alleg hepy
County Court at once.
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Glasscock to Leave for st. Louis.


Jack GIassco: k, short.s;op Of the St
Louis Club will leave for the Mound City
on Monday, where he will 90 into the gym
nssium and work himself iuto condition
for active service in the field Jack is a
warm partisan Of Barley and thinks he
has been very badly used. Talking to q
reporter yesterday he said:
Il am confident Barley will be reinsts
ted as soon as the case gets into The courts
This is not the frat time lime the regularly
ordained tribunals have been cGil=d upon
to Fix up base ball troubles. There is the
case OF the Melropolians, who were tx.
PEELED in body when Weimer assumed
control, but he took the case TO court and
the cluo was reinststed. think Barley
has sure thing; however, he will get his
salary, no edds what turns up"