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TILE NATIONAL GAME.

Wheeling Gets Days Rcst-The Deneiit
Game-Gamcs Played Yesterday.
The Wheeling ball team rested at
Columbus yesterday, having played on
Sunday the game with Columbus sched-
uled for yesterday. To-day another
game will be played with the Statesmen
and then the Wheeling team will go to
GAINESVILLE and conclude its second trip
by playing two games there. A series
OF eight games will be commenced here
on Monday next. The opening game
with Canton, on next Monday
rs announced in yesterdays issue,
will be a benefit game, tickets for which
will be sold at 81. The benefit game is
for the purpose OF helping to get the As
ISOLATION out OF II financial hole ii has
fallen into. The hole is not very large
one and il the patrons OF the game
who want to sec the Wheeling team
keep on going till the end OF
the season will turn out us one
man and fill the stands at 81 per head,
the Association will be upon its feet
again. The hole is not deep one COM
pared with those that the Mansfield,
Kalamazoo, Columbus and Jackson Or
CARNATIONS are in. The benefit game
project SO far rs heard meets with APP
proval, and big crowd will be looked
Tor.
The Wheeling team is still in second
place, but Columbus is crowding her,
while Lima is daily increasing her lead.
Should Columbus pass Wheeling, Zanes-
vile and Kalamazoo will be found in
dangerous proximity, 1t behooves the
Wheeling team TO hustle.
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The river rose about four inches yes
terday, and last evening the gauge on
the levee indicated depth in the chan
mel at this point OF 3 feet 0 inches. It
was a rise sufficient to cover several OF
the sand bars along the Island. The
Elaine got away on time in her Parkers-
burg trade, and the Courier will be this
mornings packet in this trade. The
Abner 0'Neal arrived and departed in
place Of the Telegram in the Darlington
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Washington county, Pa, was visited
by a severe storm on Sunday. Great
damage was done by the heavy rain, and
lightning struck four buildings and de-
stroyed them. The eastbound Baltimore
& Ohio Philadelphia express was stopped
at Brady's tunnel by small landslide,
caused by the heavy rain. 1t returned
to Washington and waited until gang
OF men had cleared the track, about
three-Quarters OF an hour.
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THE GNGLE.BAXTER CUTTING.
George Englo in jail In Default of Bali
Henry In Town.

George Englo In jan IN Detnult vi hHh'
Henry In Town.
George Engle was arraigned before
Squire W. II. Davis yesterday on the
charge of cutting James Baxter with in
rent to kill, and in default OF bond in the
sum OF 1000, was sent to jail to await a
preliminary examination on Saturday at
2 o'clock p. m. II Baxter is sufficiently
recovered from the injuries he received
Mt the hands of Engle Saturday night in
the house of "Red Mary" in alley g, the
hearing may take, place ut IN earlier
time by agreement.
Baxter was still suffering very much
yesterday from his wounds. He said
the man who cut him was ashort, heavy
set man, which is the description Of
Geo. Engle. Georges brother, Henry who
is accused OF aiding in the assault, strik,
ing Baxter and his brother-in-law,
Wigginton, with chair, has not yet
been arrested, but Is said ON good author
itv to be in the city.
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Millinery.
Gbe Snttllioenttr,


Onicr: Nos. 90 and 20 Fourteenth Street.
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THE BICYCLE CLUB.
A Lantern Parade arrnngsd-A Perinn.
nent Track.

nent Track
The Wheeling Wheelmen turned out
last night for the third time, and pa
raded over the principal paved streets.
The number OF machines in line was not
as great as on the former occasions, but
the run was pronounced the most salts
factory yet. There was not fall, no
annoyance from the naughty small boy,
no feature OF any kind to mar the enjoy
ment. A pretty effect is produced when
the wheels in line ascend steep grade,
like that on Fourteenth street east OF
Market, lacking from side to side.
After the parade the members met in
the police court room. Mr.. Frank Nc
Coy presided in the absence OF President
Hart, and Secretary Irwin was at his
desk.
A committee was appointed to inter
view the State Fair authorities in re-
ference to a permanent bicycle race
track OF third Of mile or so, inside
the race course on the fair grounds.
Such track would not interfere in the
slightest degree with the outer course,
and it is thought q satisfactory arrange
ment can be made. The committee con-
siSts OF Messrs. ]. W. Grub, Howard
Wilkinson and G. r. Goetre.
1t was decided TO give night parade
with lanterns on Thursday evening,
August 10. The manner in which it is
proposed to turn out on this occasion
will make the affair exceedingly attract
i've.
Five or six members intend to go to
the bicycle tournament ut Buffalo, n. y,
the first week in September. 1t is eX;
pected a larger number OF wheels will
be seen in line there on that occasion
than were ever gathered together before.
Any wheelman OF this vicinity who in
tends to go should leave his name with
]. W. Grub, at his jewelry store in the
Washington Hall building.
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BRIDGEPORT
FIshcrmen's Observation-Disclosures BE
tween "Prominent People"
others.

FIshcrmen's INSTRUMENTATION BE-
tween "Prominent People,"
Mr.. Oswald schick and family are WIS.,
iting relatives at Woodstield.
Miss Maggie Hill has returned home
from pleasant visit with friends in
Massilon.
A fishing club returned home yester-
day from saltwater with over 400 pounds
Of fish and turtles.
Little Charlie Neugardt fell distance
OF fifteen feet from porch yesterday,
and sustained severe injuries.
Prof. Thomas Wiegand, who has been
the guest OF Mr.. j. o. Howells the past
week, has returned home to Phlladel-
phia.
Col. Kominsky, President OF the Riv-
erside Paving Brick Company, was in
the city yesterday, on business and
pleasure.
Mr.. William Evans, secretary and
treasury OF the Pittsburgh Leader, and
his wife, spent yesterday with his broth
er-in-law, Mr.. r. I. Howell.
Mr. George Baird has returned home
from Philadelphia and accepted n posi-
ton with the Standard Iron Company,
with whom he was formerly employed.
Considerable OF n racket occurred Sun
day, between two teamsters, which
promises to result in much litigation,
and more than the two parties will be
implicated in the affair before it has
been finished in the courts. OR"
George Galloway, the proprietor OF the
city water works, isa well-known colored
man who has served the public faithfully
for years in the distribution OF river wa
ter, and besides the articles necessary in
his work, Mr.. Galloway owns nice
little patch Of corn, on the outskirts OF
Kirkwood. William Woods, teamster,
is the owner Of two horses, which make
his honest living. At night he turns
the docile animals out TO Craze, and
since Mr.. Galloway's corn has attained a
growth OF several feet, the quadrupeds
naturally enough have wended their
way oil late to the green spot to
feed on what they could reach
from outside the fence. Sunday
the animals trespassed too far and
wading into DR.. Gallaway's corn patch,
damaged the crop badly. The old gentle
man was prepared for this and had
very nice pound" Just back Of his
patch, and into this enclosure he drove
Mr.. Woods horse flesh. The latter soon
the whereabouts OF his team
and ventured into the pound" and re-
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Messrs. w. F. Laird and William
Dowd, of Brookteld, Ohio; j. &. Town
send, OF Jamestown, n. Y, and w. A:
Laiierty, also Of New York State, formed
u quartette that passed through here
yesterday on their way to the interior to
purchase timber lands. They intended
going to Preston, Randolph and other
thickly wooded counties. They are all
experienced lumbermen and are well
provided with the necessary purchasing
power.
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We have tested its virtues, personal.
ly, and know that for Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and Throbbing Headache, it is the
best medicine the world ever saw. We
tried forty other remedies before Sim
mons Liver Regulator, but none OF them
gave us more than temporary relief; the
Regulator not only relieved but cured
H. JONES, Editor Telegraph and
Messenger, Macon, Go. MwF&w
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Ladies'

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liyerand Stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. Sold
by Logan & Co., Anton p. Hess, r. B.
Burt and G. Menkemeller. At Bellaire
by NJ, n, Mercer,
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is natures own true laxative. It lis the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to digpel head.
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Gal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess,
X. Z. Burt and O. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by n. N. Mercer.
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lie IS NOT 4 DEMOCRAT.
Porter GrIGsby, N Colored Man, slHndcred
by the Register.

Porter GrIGsby, n COlorcd Man, SlHndored
by the Register.
Last Friday the Register printed n
statement that Porter Grigsby, well
known colored man, had authorized the
statement that he would vote the Demo-
cratic ticket this fall. Those who knew
nothing about it took it for granted that
the story was untrue, as it appeared in
the Register, but until yesterday no de-
NAL was made. Then it was developed
that Porter had not seen the article.
When his attention was called to it, he
at once called at the lNTELLIGENCER Of
flee and left the following:
TO The Editor Of The InieligeHoer.
SIR:-I have just seen statement in
the Register OF last Friday, saying that |
authorized the statementthat have gone
over to the Democratic party and will
vote for Cleveland. The Register also
said that l wanted this made public.
There is not word OF truth in the
Register cleexceptthat am colored
man and "have been known as a sturdy
Republican" ! expect to remain Re-
publican as long as ! am Golored.
know OF no other party that u Colored
man can vote with. was born in
slavery, and have not forgotten that it
was the Republican party that freed me,
while the Democratic party was on the
other side fighting to keep four millions
OF us in bondage. / know that il it had
not been for the Republican party |
would not have vote to cast. ! also ex-
pect to vote the Republican ticket rs
long MS l am an American citizen, for !
know OF no other ticket that an Ameri-
can can vote and be true TO his country.
don't know why it is that the Demo-
cratic politicians are SO anxious to make
friends with "the id Niger" unless
they are getting hard up for votes. |
know they don't let men Of my race
vote where their votes would count
against the Democrats and give colored
men chance for office. No, sir; you
may call me anything but Democrat
haven't got down to that yet.
PORTER GRIdsBY.
Wheeling, August 6, 1888.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of lightweight Serges, Pin
Checks and Drap de EtGS. which we are
prepared TO make mp In the best style at
reasonable prices.
Balbriggan Underwear at 81 90 a
Suit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
nj 80 cents and upwards, At
{. HESS l. SONS,
1921 Il 1928 Market Street.
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The residents OF Charles street are pro-
testing against the neglect OF that thor
Oughiare-or late thoroughfare, for there
is little Oft left-by She city authorities.
The flood OF July 10 washed the board
walk away and also almost ruined the
wagon road. 1t is next TO impossible,
and has received no attention from the
Board of Public Works. Coal dealc rs
will not deliver coal to the residents OF
that street except at an advanced price,
and the people there are naturally up
in arms.
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THE POTTER DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co..
GentieHeR:-Mr. WIN. S. Stephenson, Of this
county brought his son 10 town to-day to let IA
see him, aud to show IN whit CutlCum Rene.
dies had done for him. This Is the case referred
TO In our letter 10 you some time ago. To look
Ut the boy now, one would suppose that there
had never been anything the matter with him
seems TO be In perfect health. We have written
and herewith inClOsG what his father has 20 say
about the matter-wiotc It Just ~ he dictated.
We are selling quite quantity OF Cuticum
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for them.
We regard the CutiCuEA Remedies the best In the
markell, and shall do all We can 10 promote their
Salc, Yours truly,
STEVENS & BRUSER,
DrngHlhN nnd phnrmAnihlG.
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For sale-A Paying Business.
lnst-PoCket Book.
TnrcheS-GcO. ". JohnsOn's Sons.
neutrality-suspicious. Of Union District.
Elchlnud COllege-M. II. BanlstGr.
rf1hlbItiou Pariy-Opeuing Of the Campaign.
New Repair ShOP-OttO Walden.
Neutrality-suspicious. Dry Goods salesman.
Rich Cut GlaSsWare-EwlDg Bros.
Annual Reunion Of the Twelfth West Virginia
Volunteer Infantry.
Wheeling District Camp Meeting.
lmpyriant Base Ball Meetlng-Oscar Seeley.
IL the Amusing COmedlettG Of Used Up
Third unup
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A Frightful Skin Disease,
SufferIngs Intense. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores.
Cured bythe CutIcura Remedies.


N 177' 71 Il nv y I7I'V''I'l sHVETTVVl w W
Dear Sirs:-AbOut two months ngo, on your
recommendation. bought bottle OF Cutlcuru
RcSOlvent, one Box CltCun su!vc aud one
cake Of Cutlcun Soap. for my son, aged thirteen
years who has been afflicted with eczema for
long time, and am pleased to say that believe
the remedies have cured him. Ills Sutlerings
covered with sores. His condition was lrlghtlul
TO behold. The sores have now all disappeared
his skin Is healthy, eyes bright cheerful In dis.
bors are witnesses to this remarkable cure, and
the doubling ones are requested to call or write
me, or any Of my ncIghb0ts. ..--.
WM. 5. STEPHENSON.
Winchester p. o., Union Co., y. c.
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FOR SALE.

Building Lots in old Fair Grounds, Zane,
Orchard, North and South Front streets aud
South Penn street, ut very low figures.
a Four ROOmGd Cottage Tor slND,
Seven ROOmcd House, No. q south loJk
street, bathroom, &c.
Six R0omGd Brick HOUSE, southwest comG
Thirty'elghth and Wood stree; viii pay u %
Investment.
Five RoOmed House, No. p Ngrh Broadway
street all In inst class condition vii. make
very pleasant home.
seven RoOmcd House, No. rs North Front
street; river lot, on high ground.
Five RoOmed House at 40 MatEu! steel
good property cheap.
good Three RO0mcd Cottage, lot Xl.0. Ne.
g. South Huron street, 500
Dwelling Houses always uH hand Tor rent
iy3l G. o. SMITH, 40 NIaBst
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On and after Sunday, May 9, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling TO Sistersville and return
81 90, Wheeling To Parkersburg and re-
turn s. .. Tickets good one day only.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August For
West Virginia, local rains, slightly cooler,
variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, light rains
followed Tuesday afternoon and night
by fair winds, becoming gradually west
urlv
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets next Sunday, May
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, ut the rate
OF 81 so the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. Will also sell excursion
ticketsto Washington, Pa, at the rate OF
81. Trains leave Wheeling at and $40
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Cuticura, the great skin cure and Cuticum
Soap prepared from It, externally, and CuticurA
ResOlveht, the new blood purifier, internally,
are positive cure for every form OF skin and
blood disease, from plmples 10 scrOiula.
Sold everywhere. Price, CutlcurR, 5Oc. Soap,
80. ROsOlvent, 81. Prepared by the PoTTEB
DRU0 AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
pB-send for "How TO Cure skin Diseases" q
pages, 70 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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Yesterdays League and Association Games

At New YOrk-New York, 3; indianapolis. 2.
At BOston-RAIn prevented the BostOn'pItts'
Il BrooElyn-LouIsvIlle, . in the eighth;
Brooklyn, nothing. c,...
game was postponed on account Of rHin.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING 8: Detroit .:
Al PhilaielphiN-The Chicago Philadelphia
and Athletic.st. Louis games were postponed on
80 nj min
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Late Major General u. S. A

At the meeting of General U. S.
Grant Camp last night appropriate reso-
lutions expressing regret at the death
of General Sheridan were adopted. -Four
recruits we're mustered in. The order
is experiencing boom in this vicinity
at present. In addition to the new
camp to be mustered in at Moundsville
Saturday night, camps in Benwood and
South Wheeling are organizing. The
latter camp will be mustered by the In
spector General OF the United States
during the National Encampment.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING, w. VA.
ns-yc1t Session begin, MONDAY. sor''"''

nS-Ncxt Session begins MONDAY -eri'iH''
10, 1855. ,.g.,,
The school has an adequate aHH ..'',,
faculty, and aims at thorulEhhe W. .,GI
Three parallel courses Of instruction, Gg,lg
course embraces English, lMuH' .'ssrf
MATES and the Sciences. Philn'gpa'.lt ..,g,.a,
Substitutes German or additional laiAff. egl..b
FOR the Greek Of the classical col'1 ,.....'rts.
course is designed 10 give ihofouf' T6s.
In the EnVN'h branches to sHeh ~ VI" '
template II collegiate course .r.I
Upon the completion Of any Of lhc p't',,'i,',,.'
courses a student Is awarded a dipIl"" w gov
Institute. tt
The Military Department Is ltoHlig....T5r,. Il,
tuTe OF the school, Al student, q. 1,.!t,
size arc required to enter The 'h'"'!
Corps" ...,....rl
For catalogues, circular, and particular l'
u'''S' JOHN H. RoEmER'
t..,., Thualaz
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The thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered us follows:
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WE have the only successful machine
and method of dcmagnctiZing watches
IN West Virginia
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jewelcr,
Cor. Twelfth l. Market SIS.
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Wanted,
Announcements.

A INVOLVEMENT.
To he Voters Of Ohio County:
lama candidate Tor the ol.cc Of Pfo,,srup,,
Attorney, and respectfully solicit your vo,s Al
the election 10 be held NovcmbcrG I.S,
TIaly yoGn,
lyi JOE II. FLs0y
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Stockholders Meetings,

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
a injecting Of the stocAholtgFs % tic iiobb,
Glass Company viii bchc!l at thcou.yc lngia,rl,
occupied by IlObb, Drocaunigf& Co.. on THIN,
day, August ., at&p.m
-, J, Il. HOBBS.
yD PRESIDENT
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DTNPLES, black. heads red, rough. chapped and
l IN oily skin prevented by CutiCura Soap.
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FOR SALE.
GA Twenty -four Lots in Caldwell's ADD
ton 10 the CITY Of Wheeling.

Said Lots Erc bounded oil tie north by 1Htlt!'
ninth street, on tic cast by Fillmore sUcti %
the south by the llaudlan Homestead, a1a %
the west by the u. ~ .. X, u.
Their proximity to the above named uiNA
renders them excellent sites for mLRuiH'lhss
II not sold in thirty days will DO sod al PUB
lie auction.
For terms and further information spgyN
". Y. uOGk & BRO
800 MGf4C. s.Irl
Or wIlLIAN N. HAEpLAS,
AUS S. W. Cor Chapliur 4 -lrierdiF y.
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MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
IIA FOR SALE,
Highly improved farm OF no acres, miles
south OF MOundsville, convenient lu rhuTgl and
schools, wlLhiR two miles OF mil alG siUn5
Farm OF about GV acres, two mile, if3la river
and railroad; part bottom.
". Y. lIOGE 4 BRO,
le30 1900 Market street,
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At Lima-The only feature in the
game between Lima and Jackson was
the heavy slugging on both sides, i'll
which Lima led. Both pitchers were
severely punished, and it was clearly a
day for batters. The score:
T. Ill. 4.
LIma.......... Ol4O OlO7 lii % 3
JGckSon.."... . 0 o o 30 II q
Earned-Lima, II; jackson, .. lGttcrics-Es.
terquest and Grimm; Phalen and Chrisman.
Umpire-SimmOns.
At Manstield-The Mansfield team hit
Monroe hard, while the visitors could do
nothing with Miller, only getting six
hits off him, and they were all singles.
Mansfeld's errors caused their defeat,
Alcott's error in the tenth inning letting
in the winning run, after two men had
been put out. Lemons, ZcCher, Berger
and Virtue carried Off the fielding hon
ors. The score:
S NansiEeld Q Q . Q SSI ii 5 :
Earned-Mansileld, 1. Batteric Miller and
Dillon; Monroe and sixsmith. UmpiEe-O'BrIen.
At Sandusky-Sandusky lost the game
by loose fielding and inability to hit the
ball. The visitors got on to Easton hard
and often, but their base running was
none OF the best, else they might have
made more runs. The score:
sandusky.... OO1OOl Ia 9
KaiamazoO... o o 0 . 30 0 q 10 .
characterization and ChIlds; Aldrlch and
Calhoun. Umpires-Barnum and o'Brien'