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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28
BUSINESS BAROMETER.
GENERAL CONDITION OF TRADE
Throughout tho Countrywide Movement Of
Merchandise in Excess of Past Years,
The Stock aud Money Market.
Iron Trade In Fair shape,

New YoRx, August 27,-Spsclal tele-
grams to Brddslrtsls report continuance
Of favorable trade, The features hereto.
fore noted Of the movement OF general
merchandise is fully equal to that in the
past week, while the total volume for
August thus far is equal to, and in points,
in excess OF Ike periods in preceding
years. The total bank Clearlngs at thirty
cities show q decline OF s03O85, 54S or 10!
percent as compared with that Of last
week, The shipments Of dead freight
east from Chicago show a marked increase
as compared with last week and receipts
Of grain at primary markets are heavy.
The domestic money markets are fairly
firm and at the east the demand ia notice.
ably In excess oil supply owing to the
special demand at this time for funds to
pay for grain forwarded, II Ia noteworthy
that the demand for funds for use In com.
merCial and Industrial enterprises at the
West continue large. The New York
stock market has been dull and heavy,
owing to the stringGncy ot the money mar.
ket here, the unsettled condition OF the
London market and tho disturbed Condl.
ton oil politics In Eastern Europe, The
money market 10 firm on cali loans arc
Gas percent and time loans at 5a0 percent,
are difficult to obtain. Foreign exchange
ia slightly hrmer owing to the advance In
the bank Of England's rate. The New
York Stock Exchanges transactions this
week aggregated $4,000 shares against
l ,402, 900 shares, and bond sales Of ST, ,0O0,-
600 against $8,0O00O0 week ago,
The dry goods trade with Eastern job.
bers Is active, Owing TO the reclasaiiicR-
ton OF railway ireights on dry goods the
shipments from New York have Increased
very materially. Sales OF woolen dress
goods, both American aud foreign, have
been heavy. Cotton tlannels have also
been in active demand. Plain Cottons
have advanced In price since June tSlC
per yard. The distribution OF clothing is
active. Print cloths are steady.
Pig iron is very firm and any material
gain in demand Is likely to cause in.
creased production, Scotch irons are
shade higher, about % cents perton. Steel
rails are stif at $Sl so per ton, ,at which fig.
ure makers are receiving about 81 profit.
No advance Is probable in the near fu.
ture.
The Kansas corn crop will bo larger
thanexpected, which has helped tradingin
that region. The spring wheat crop in
Minnesota Is also in excess OF late antiCi.
pations. The price OF wheat has declined
to some extent, owing to expectation Of
heavy deliveries 10 the increased visible
supply and to freer selling by holders.
The total number Of failures in the
United States this week was l50 against
l20 last week, l46 the like week last year.
Canada had 90 this week against II last
week and s last year. Improved demand
for sugar has caused small local advance,
but tho announcement that tho estimate
Of the beet crop had been advanced to
2,50O,0O0 tons caused decline in London.
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AN 1NnuMAN rAruER.
He Strings Up Ills Son for some Slight Mis-.
dGmennOr.


CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 97,-Ohsrlsy Vel
lex, aged 10 years, living at 10 Second
street, was tempted to run out and play
last evening without his fathers permis'
sion, and came near paying the penalty
with his life. The neighbor boys with
whom he had committed this transgres'
sion, not hearing any sounds Of Chastise-
ment, peeped in the backyard 10 see what
had become OF their playmate alter he had
been dragged in by his father, They were
shocked to sac the little fellow hanging to
a post in the woodshed, apparently dead.
A ropa had been passed around his neck
and chest, aud his arms were extended
and tied to other points OF the wall, He
was black in the face and unconscious,
A cry that Charley was dead or dying,
went up from the Mortified children and
Kate Dara1, a domestic employed at the
adjoining house, went out to see what the
matter was. She seized hatChet and cut
the child down. He was senseleBs. The
girl picked him up and carried him into
her mistress, where means were taken to
restore life, When these were partially
successful he went into violent convul.
sions. 1t was an hour before he could
stand up. His father tied him up in the
morning, An officer was notified and
Michael Vellek spent the night in the
station.
Ia the West Twelfth street Police Court
this morning Vellek, en-looking Bo'
hemlan, was arraigned for his act, He
appeared indifferent and expressed no de-
sire to excuse himself or explain mattera.
Justice White decided 10 hold HMM 81 900
boud until tomorrow to obtain the testi.
mony OF the physician who attended the
child before fixing the penalty or sending
the Case to the grand jury.
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WINDSOR, VI, August 97.-The condi'
ton Of Senator Eysrts Is improving. He
rested well tho greater part OF the night
and Is able to take light food. His ankle
pains him but little and his nervous sys
tom and pulse are about normal. He Ii
full Of hope that few days rest will en-
tirely restore him to health, Miss Mat
thews is gaining and her bruises are lesl
painful. Numerous kilograms Of condo
lenCG have baen received. The remainl
Of Charles o. Perkins have been embalmet
and will be taken TO Roston Saturday for
burial.
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pnrrrIli. Amendment tIsfentsd,

LONDON, August M-Mt PafnOIP1
amendment 10 tho Queens address was
rejected by vote Of 80l 10 l9l In The
House oi commons, Lord Harrington,
Mr.. Chamberlain and the UnlonlBts sup.
ported the government Hlr William
Vernon HaiCourt Rbstalned from voting
and Mr.. Morley voted with the minority,
The announcement Of the result caused
little excitement,
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At Chicago-Chicago, l3; Philadelphia,
/. Earned runs, Chicago, 8; Philadelphia,
/. Base hits, Chicago, IL; Philadelphia,
U. Errors, Chicsgo, 0; PHILADELPHIA, s.
At Detroit-Detroit, 8; Boston, I.
Earned runs, each. Base hits, Detroit,
4; Boston IL. Erforg, Detroit, s; BOS.
TOMS,
At st. Louis-st. Louis, /; New York,
IL. Earned runs, st. Louis, l New York,
/. Base hits, St. Louis, 81 New York, IL.
Errors, st. Louis, 10; New York, 4.
AtKanSas City-kanBas City, 8; WASH
inEton, 2. Earned runs, Kansas City 81;
Washington, 9. Errors, Kansas City, 81;
Washington, 8.
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NRw YoRK, August 2L-A Nliddletown,
Now York, says the Ellonyile Pres an.
nounccs that lts iofmer editor, Deputy
State Comptroller, Thomas i. Benedict,
has been rendered by President Cleveland
and has accepted the position Of Public
Printer AZ Washington, D, O., and will a.
Bunle the duties Of the Office al once. The
proprietor OF the Pres, Gilbert II. Bene.
dict will olIlClate as chief clerk under hlH
kFnIhnR
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wAsnlSaroS, D. O., August 27.-The
National Republican prints letter received
by prominent gentleman in Petersburg,
Va, from Senator Malone, III which the
Senator says any suggestion which places
the In tho attitude Of a candidate for the
nomination for Congress, from the Fourth
District, OF which conveys the impllCa.
ton that will accept the nomination Il
rendered ine, is At unce dlstaSteiul and at
variance with an unyarylng and freely ex'
pressed opinion In that diEOCllon.
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The Potomac Agricultural, Mechanical
and Live Stock Association will hold their
second annual iAif and exhibition at Nor.
gan,s Grove, on the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, near shepherdstown, September
8, o and 10. On tile arst day there ls ID
be q grand parade headed by Governor
FitkHugh Lee, Of Virginia, Senator j,
N, Camden and Ex-Governor William II
Hamilton are announced 10 deliver adj
dteSsea on the second day, and on thC
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John IIonch 1t DEATHS Door.

New YoRx, August 27.-john Roach,
the ship builder, Is lying dangerously Ill
at tho Hotel Balmoral, Mt, McGreSor lie
has been confined to his bed for the past
four or flvo days, and he has tasted no
solid food Of anyklnd, but has lived on
tlouribhment prepared under his doctors
direction. The direct cause oil his Illness
is Baid 10 DO disorder Of the stomach aud
indigeation, the seriousness ol which lg In
creased by Mr.. ROach's impaired vitality
and BtfenRth,
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New YoRE, August 27.-The Clothing
Manufacturer Association mas adopted a
resolution that on and after the SOth OIL
August no member OF the United Clothing
Cutters Of New York will be employed by
member OF the Clothing Manufacturers
Association until the strike In the shops
OF August Brothers and Lee, MlChaels &
Go. shall be declared of. The members
OF tho Clothing Manufacturers AssoCla'
ton are commanded TO comply with the
resolution under penalty Of $4,000.
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IT was grayeIy resolved by the Ohio
county Thire Party men that "the recent
prstenses Of tho Republican party in our
State were mere tricks Of policy to catch
votes" In other words, they don't want
the help OF Republicans to secure the sub
mission of a prohibitory amendment.
They would rather make plain sailing
tor the pemocrats aud got nothing.
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sr. Louis, August 97.-rhe Trades AS.
sembly in this city has raised the boycott
which for some time has been resting on
tho Belleionte and the Kelly Nail Mills,
OF Ironton, Ohio, the Cummings Nail
Mills, Of Chicago, and the Norton Works,
in Ashland, KY, on the ground that these
mills arc now employing union men and
paying union wages.
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THAT delegate in Observation-Disclosures
convention who gave q vivid description
Of the wild lunge his party would make II
/! go. alght for the offices, is a pretty
gool Judge Of human nature, It is the
ois,ory Of "the old flag and an appro'
r,iationn
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BULGARIAN CRISIS.
ALEXANDER AT 1IMBRhe
IIo Is Enthu'Iastically Received by the Ger.
mans-IIO RuassOrts Ills Interest In the
Unfortunate COGntry-IsussIa's PrIuIV
Minister'S Thin Explanation.

LONDON, August 27.-Authentlc lnIor.
nation has at last reached here in regard
to the movements Of Prince Alexander, Of
Bulgaria, He landed at Rsni, in the
Russian province Of Bessarabia, on We'd
nesday. On leaving the yacht in which
he had been transported to that point he
made brief farewell address to the com.
mander and escort In this he expressed
his regret at leaving Bulgaria. He de-
clared that he would never cease to take
profound interest in BulGaria's future,
He had deeper desire than that oi Bul-
garla's happiness and prosperity. Toward
this end he had ever lAbored with bis
whole heart His earnest wish In the
present junCture was that Bulgaria should
choose another Prince to rule over her
who should bs devoted to the welfare Of
the country,
Prince Alexander was expected To ar
rive at Lemberg last evening, where the
delegates sent from the army and people
to represent to him the situation In Bul,
garia, and to invite him back to assume
the reina Of government, were awaiting
him, Tho BulSariaus are practically
unanimous In their demand for Prince
Alexander's return to Rustchuk,
As q result OF the understanding reach.
ed by tho adherents OF Prince Alexander
at Sofia aud Tirnova, a Council OF Urgency
has been formed consisting Of Stambou.
lod, Glavescotf and NatChovics, Colonel
MoutkouroT has been appointed Com.
mander'ln'Chiet as long as the state Of
siege lasts.
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A MANLY RESPONSE
by Francis Murphy tn the Attack GU him
by Sam Jones,
FilllbuI0A COmWTeial Gaitllt,

leSteTddyd FtlIbulgA COMMERCIAL Gasdie,
Francis Murphy, who has just returnf d
from the One Thousand Islands, said
yesterday in answer to the attack made
upon him by Sam Jones; ~ consider II
. great compliment to be accused OF get,
ngarespeGtiul hearing from publiCansand
sinners. am sorry that Jones should think
that have committed q sin In preaching
the Gospel to the very class Of people to
whom Christ himself appealed, The
Pharsses called Christ the friend Of pub
licans and sinners, But lie did not come
to call the righteous but sinners to repent
ance," After quoting number OF Biblical
texts In support OF his work, Mr., Murphy
continued; ~ am man OF peace and l
think that to enforce the laws against
drunkenness requires kindly and loving
spirit, II the law should be made q yoke
Of oppression, the people would rise up
against 1t, II JOnes meant me when he
said a man with one arm around saloon-
keeper and the other around q dTunkRrd'
! am sorry for him, My views on pro.
hibitlon are to leave the question entirely
to the people to decide on an bipartisan
platform, as has been done In Kansas,
Maine and Iowa."
Mr., Murphy will opsn his gospel tenn
peranoe meetings September 5, in the
Third Presbyterian church.
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Tho butchers National Protective Asso.
citation, In session al Cincinnati, adopted
a resolution Condemnlng dressed or ZEN.
bAlmed" meat, brought from great die.
lAnCes and placed In the matkeh aS tin'
healthy aud dangerous articles ol public
consumption,
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California iLCpubilcans,

Los ANGELES, CAL, August 27,-1n the
Republican State Convention this morn,
Ing, John +, Smith was nominated on the
eighth ballot for Governor. Mr.. Smith
EM W, one Of the special Envoys sent IA
Uhlna to negotiate the amended treaty
between the United States aud China
anu . one oi the best newspaper written
Vn tue Pacific CONl,
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CoysvL BlKcn IS holding up the Ameri.
can eagle in truly loyal style. And such
abill otimcl Aina,ma Say0nara we take
for champagne cocktail in disguise, with
gtca! presence Of mind prepared for the
morning after the feast.
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ALRxANDRR AT lEMBuRa.

LEMSURG, August 27.-PrinCe Alexau.
der arrived here at 9 o'clock this after.
noon. He was received at the railway
depot by Court Marshal Riedesel and
Court Chaplain Koch. The Prince on ap.
pearing az the window OF the railway car.
riage was given an ovation by thousands
OF Germana and Poles who raised enthu.
elastic cheers, waved handkerchiefs and
hats and INDUCED in other joyful demon.
strationg. On alighting the Prince was
presented with bouquet by little girl.
rhe Prince kissed the child amid enthusi.
astic cheering. The crowd escorted tho
Prince to q carriage when journalist do.
llVered short address Of welcome con.
Guiding with Perish the traitors"
Then tho people escorted him to his
hotel. The town Is brilliantly illuminated
tonight. Alexander will proceed to
Bresleau tomorrow.
BERLIN, August 2S.-A formidable
movement 10 on foot among the German
students to present Prince Alexander an
address Of sympathy. The presentation
Of dispatches awaited Prince Alexander
upon his arrival at Lsmberg. During his
transit through Russian territory he was
subjected TO many inconvenience and
petty annoyanCes. He will remain al
Lsmbsrg until to-day. His future move.
ments have not been decided upon. Tho
Prince arrived without luggage and did
not have even q change Of clothing. He
was compelled TO buy linen, etc., In Lam.
berg. Thousands Of cards were left at bis
hotel before last evening.
BucnAHEsr, Augtst 27.-The Russian
Consul at Sofia has been compelled to ask
NJ. PangkoH TO send guard to
protect his house and person. Every
window Of his house was broken by a
mob and the crowd threatened to castigate
him If he showed himself on the
streets. Tho military cadets OF So.
lla, who Joined in the revolt,
were ill-treatGd by their loyal comrades
and were obliged to flee. Traitor soldiers
say each received twenty roubles.
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HENRY GEORGE, Of New York, who was
offered the nomination for Mayor OF New
York by The labor unions Of that
city, waB cautious enough to demand an
expression Of good faith from them, in
tho shape OF 10000 pledged votes before
hl would consent to allow his name to be
uled. Mr.. George Is wise beyond his
Sonn,oiiop
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-Four Youths Drowned.

CtSctNNATI, o., August 27.-A skill
containing six young men upset in the
Ohio river at ~ o'clock tonight,
and four OF the occupants were
drowned. The names Of the victims
are the two Guy brothers, Frank Wilson
and George Glover. Their ages ranged
from 10 to 90 yOars,
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THERE ia something's very ridiculous
about the Democratic fight on Camden.
Iihis party carries the Legislature Cam.
don will carry tho caucus. Any anti
Camden man having loose pin about his
person may stick 1t here.
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RouSp LAxs, N. Y, August g7,-About
5000 persona listened 10 Sam Jones and
Sam Small to-day, Jones' subject was
"WhAt Shall | do 10 be Saved y Small
spoke on the lie Of Christ Rev. MI
Lockwood, Of Cincinnati, also preached
A Subscription Of $500 was raised tot the
eyAngellRts,
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LoSDoS, August 27,-Mr. BurOkharlt
one Of the Victims Of the recent Matter.
horn disaster, wrote his will with a PEN
oil on q card, which was found In the
snow by the side Of his body. II reads
u ain dying on the MaLtefhofn. leave
AZ ! PosseSSs 70 you, my dear BlItsh God
blens YOU"
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THEY are having a varIegated time in
Lswi5 county. Above oil things the
breakdown oil the Insane Asylum bus
is to bo regretted. But Camden must be
defeated II II costs tho destruction OF all
tho rolling stock the State owns.
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New YoRK, August 27.-Tho Brooklyn's
were whitewashed by the Baltimore team
to-day. Neither side could do anything
in the way OF hitting, and 1t was only by
tho loose play Of the home team that the
visitors secured the victory. Score:
InnlngS.........."...... . 8 46G7 $50
F,IrG,,o'alyn""..",...""S !, ?, " 9SSSS9 9-t
Three base hits, Mcdonnell. First base
on balls, Brooklyn 8; Baltimore 2. First
base hits, Brooklyn5; Baltimore 8. Errors
Brooklyn s; Baltimore 2.
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DETROIT, Micn., August 97.-Pitcher
Getzicn, Of the Detroit base ball club, has
been flned $500 for insolOnCe aud pro.
family addressed to Captain Hanlon, who
had Censured him for listlCsa playing.
This makes q total Of s4O0 assessed against
GstEiOn In the last month In the Bhape oil
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Tng st, Louis Trades Assembly raises
the boycott on certain nail mills. The
boyco.t remains on Wheeling mills in
which members OF the Amalgamsted As
s,cAuon are working,
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JouS RoAcn is breathing away his days
IN Mount McGregor-a fit place for the
civil hero to give up liie's labors where
tbo slsa!est Of military chieitalns answer
All tina last roll-call,
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Russia Indignantly denies any psrtici'
patton in the coup d'stat which deprived
Prince Alexander Of his throne. Russia
invariably denies but always hos fresh
lnn,h nj nvery dinIomatic feast.
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it,vrrs I'lIss iIis AN,,yDr.

WARRINGTON, y. o., August g7.-The
answer Of j. Harris Rogers 10 Attorney
General Garland's cross bill in tho suit oI
the former against Mr. Garland Tor dam.
ages, growing out Of the Pan.ElecLric Con'
lfoyefsy, was filed in the Supreme CoutI
Of the District Of Columbia to-day,
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third day Hon. T. R, oarskadon, Of Key.
ser, will speak on his iavorite topic, Ea.
silags, There will also be public sale Of
stock on this day, The affair will be q
very enjoyable one II expectations are
realized.
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Now the Welsh farmers are in revolt
and refuse to pay the church 1.-THE tax
W.l,. may yet boa little Ireland and q
larpsr thorn in Englsnd's already pierced
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TODAY labor takes a holiday and in
Julges in a parade and picnic, The In
TgllIagScER wishes the participants a fair
day aud good time.
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WHEN a Democrat sits in theseat OF the
paglic Printer the heart OF the West ViF-
amin Democracy will be glad.
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D,y'r know whether ws can whip the
,be Democracy and the Third Party in
Obiocounty, but We shall try.
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ST. LOUIS, August 27.-rhe crack Louis.
vile club suffered defeat at the hands oi
the champions this afternoon. Ramsey
was raped hard and timely and did not
strike cut man. The Browns played on
game at second. A fine running catch by
O'Neil and the battery work Of the Browns
were the features Of a one sided game,
Score:
lnnlngs...,..,........1 204567s
l. IoaisSis........... tSa'i ...,. 9 90
Earned runs, St. Louis 0; L1ulsyills |.
Two base hits, Comlsky, Welsh, WerrlCk'
Passed balls, Bushong |. Wild pitches
Ramsey 2. First base on balls, of Foutz l
Ramsey 2, Struck out by Foutz 5. Errors
Louisville Q. Base hitF, St. Louis 10
LOuisville s. Umpire Kelly.
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AlyxASpgg cannot cut the knot Of COM
nlirated affairs as easily as hIs ancient
T,mesake severed the Gordisu neCktie.
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BASE BALL.
Cincinnati Defeated by Pittsburgh Other
GnmOs Of NOtO..

Cincinnati Defeated by PlttSburgh-Other
Games Of NOtO..
CINCINNATI, o., August 27.-The Pitts
burghs knocked Richmond out Of the box
in four innings to-day and Mullane
pitched the rest Of the game. Richmond.
who formerly pitched for the Worcester,
Mass, and Providence League clubs, left
the profession three yeara ago and was
not In frat Claas condition to-day. Some
good inGeld work WAS done by both sides,
but the fielding was generally loose. At
tendance 1000.
1Tlniugu...... .,..,.Y.,..l 46S7S0
6iItsiS"5sAi' GiSsin1sIi c.l ~
Earned runs, Cincinnati, 5. Home runs,
Carpenter. Two bas, hits, Smith, Whit.
ney, Kuehue, Jones. Three base hits,
Barklty, Mann, McPhee. Passed balls,
Snyder, |. Wild pitches, Richmond, !,
First base on balls, OF Richmond, q; oil
Mullane, ; of Morris, 9. Base hits, Gin
ciunati, .; Pittsburgh, s. Errors, Cincin'
natl, 0; Pittsburgh, 1. Umpire, Walsh.
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Earned runs, Nets, 5; Athletic, 2. First
base on balls, Nets, 9; Athletic, l. Home
runs, Rrsemsn, Orr. Three base hits,
Brady, Orr, Larkin, Milligan. Two base
hits, Roseman. Passed balls, Mllligan, l.
Wild pitches, Lynch, /. First base hits,
Nets, / f; Athletic Q. Errors, Nets, 8; Ath.
letic, 2. Umpire, Valentine.