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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

Just us was predicted, the Fourth Dis
trict Democracy is not harmonising on
the Congressional nomination. Congress
man Hogs home organ thus tells chow
Mi. Hogs defeat was brought about
bv the base treachery OF two delegates
from Graham district, who appeared up
on the scene Just as the second ballot was
being taken, and demanded that their
share Of the vote be cast for Judge jack
son, denouncing and refusing TO obey
the instructions oil their county conven;;
ton. Had these men voted as instructed
by our county convention, Mr.. Hogs
would have been the nominee, as he
ought in justice to have been, The Eng
lisR language does not contain words
severe enough to condemn and denounce
those traitors to their party and to one
of their own citizens"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
Railroads.
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVER R.

WHEELING & ELM GROVER. R.
w On aud after MONDAY, April 30, 1888
trains on The Wheeling L Elm Grove Railroad
will run Us follows:
LEAVES WHEELING:
$50 a. M, 6:l0 H. m, 100 n. M, 500 a. M, 9:C0
a. M, 1000 a. M, II 20 a. m. 1900 IN, 100 D. M,
ECO p M, 800 y. M, 400 y. M 900 p. m, G:lO
p. M, 200 p. M, 500 r. M, 9:30p. nj.
LEAVES WHEELING PARK:
6:l0 u. M. 200 q. M, 500 4. M, 900 a. M. 1890
4. M, HOO a. M, l2OO IN, 100 p m, 300 p. M,
500 D. M, 500 y. m, $500 p. M, 6:I0 p M, 700
500 p. IN, S:S5 p. ~, lOlOp. m.
sUNDAHs.-.Leavca ut 700 a. m. and run every
hour, except church trHin, nj $50 y. IN. Leave
Wheeling Park at 500 Il. m. and run every hour
until 10 =. m. except church trains, which will
leave the PARK Al g:4h Il. IN. and Wheeling at
l?;l5 p. m. and g:lh y. m.
ahG q AIkGllM SUM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

ONO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May e. 1888. Passenger
trains will run us iOllDws-CentrRl time. All
Trains daily except those marked thus which
do not run on Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

H.. y. d @. RaIlroRd.
Bellaire & GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
BellAire at S:I0R. IN, arrives at Bealrc 1T p. m
WOodsnGld Passenger leaves BcllaiTC at i:g0 y.
IN, arrives at BellaiFc at $50 a. IN.
Symmetrical Accommodation leaves BeliaiTe
at 20 .. M. arrives At BellalTG At l0:S5 Il. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
Stammering Cured.

sy,l,n based upornanrr'5 inws, No 5seE&ci
-EaTuuEs. system explained to those inter
e.tuG.
Testimonials from physicians, educators and
pA,rU. who have received bcncAt from the
method vi 100 tnCllun. Address
Mas ~. STEVENS HIATT, PRINCIPAL,
Wellington School OF EiDCutlOn and English
language,
~ II. Street, n. W, Washington, %. G,
Students BOARDED In family Of Principal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
Wool.

NEW YoRK, August 7.-woOl quiet and drm
domestic fleece 2&Jc; pulled lSllSc; Texas
l2G,llC.
PHILADELPHIA, August Wool steady aud
unchanged stocks light.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

CrxclNxArl, o., August 7.-Cotton firm and
higher; middllng 1910.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAINS-On and after MAY 10, lsSS-.kX-
PLANTATION OF REFERESCH MARKS. eDaily. tSun-
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. sunday only.-Rastem Standard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

With such a list to select from there is
no reason why the Republican ticket
should not be invincibIe. All are ster-
ling Republicans and honest men, with
clean records, and each in himself a
tower Of strength, possessing all the ele-
ments OF winning candidates. There
will be no iactlonRl fights in the Con-
vention. 1t will be a deliberative body,
meeting to select ticket that can win,
and will win il the proper effort is made.
This is not year for Republicans to
stand back and say this man or thatmann
is weak in such and such a county and
should not be nominated. You do not
know what man can do until you try
him. All the counties must be consld-
cred. 1t is often the case that what u
candidate loses in one section for given
reason he more than makes up in anoth'
er section for the same reason. TINS
suggestion may not strike you as par
ticularly bright or original, but you
must acknowiedgeits truth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08
DRINK NIalto.

NEW YoRx, August 1.-THE market was with
out demand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-08

The Braxton Democrats frank enough
to admit that its party will not have Il
walkoyer in this State. While Senator
Kenna and other OF the leaders are
making idle boasts about increased ma
iorities, some OF the party organs are
publishing warnings to Democrats not
10 be too confident. They realize the
situation. The break for Protection
created CONSERVATION among them. The
passage OF the Mills bill, taken with with
The 81. Louis platform and the Prcsl-
dents Free Trade tendencies they Know
has placed West Virginia in jeopardy.
Hc,e is what the Democrat says; The
ficrcest struggle OF this years campaign
threatens to he in this State. Dangers,
heretofore not well known, OF the great-
est magnitude menace the Democracy
here, and seldom, ii ever, had people
resting on them d more serious respon'
sibiiity, demanding the utmost yigl-
lance and the most stubborn determining
ton, than have we"
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
LEANING TOWARD AlGER.
The Indiana Men In an UncomproDis isfsg
Feud at Chicago.

Feud at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June ls.-Just now the eyes OF
the Alger workers are strained Indiana
ward, where q war TO the knife is going on
among the Hoosie- delegates. IL is an un-
comp promising feud between the respective
friends of Harrison and Gresham. boih ln-
diana men. The interest of the Aiger men
is due 10 the fact that they have received
intimetions from the Harrison forces that
Alger is their second choice and that be
will receive the bulk of the Indians de lega-
tion's vote so soon as IL Is seen
their favorite cannot be nomina ted.
The Harrison Gresham feud il peculiarly
bitter owing 10 recent circumstances The
Indiana State Con veDtiOn chose Harrison
as the States "fayorite son," and the dele
CATION was instructed for Harrison. But
not satisfied TO let Indiana pick out whom
che should wisb 70 regard az her ''fsvorite
son, Chicago undertook TO force forward
Gresham IS the most popular candidate
from Indiana. The Gresham boom was
thus inaugurated against the Harrison
boom. IL has been generally calculated
that when the Indiana men found that
they could not nominate Harrison, their
State pride you'd lead them TO Gresham as
their second choice. Upon this calculation
N uch Of Gresham's strength Was based.
But the arrival OF the Indiana delegates
has upset the Greshrm plans. The Harm
son men are for their fsvorite fret; for
Gresham never. They not only will not
not have Gresham. bat they will Use every
effort 10 dsfest him. They denounoe the
claim that be is an Indisnisn, and say bis
adopted home is Ia Chicago. Early after
ther arrival they began dropping into the
Alger headquarters and it was not long be-
fore an understanding was reached by which
Alger, and not Gresham, 10 10 be the second
choice OF the powerful Indiana delegation.
That the beads Of tie Indiana delegation
have been leaning towards Alger is indi.
GATED by the hint that John G. New. chiei
OF the Indisnisns, dropped 70 New York
Tsso correspondent The paper received
here today says:
Mr.. John @. New came bounding into the
Palmer House this morning. He vss
hailed with the remark. The Alger men
have got here before you" With twinkle
Of his eve and q nod Of his head bs
answered. "Yes and thsre1l be 1000 ol
them before the convention opens
This impression. given by Mr. New. Il
now ia more substantial form than . msrs
leaning towards Aiger. He Is now the
second choice Of the Harrison men. This
means much. for Indiana is one Of The big.
gest political factors OF The convention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

n response % cal for meeting Of the
citizens for The purpose Of preparing for q
Foarth of Jalv celsbrsffon. saite nunaees
of business nen. net ss he Superior CezrT
I.st evening. Ed. kaiesa VS. chosen -
the chs;r ard Fred J. Morrison wss elected
Secretary e he nssting-
The Believing Cornraistes VS. chosen =
rae@s 81 Sweets Hotel sext hondsv even
ing 20 make further p-epsrssions foe tie
c-leersaou. L c. Levi. J. ". Rs~snshsk \.
C. Iobnson. Boyd Psntiind. !. G. HscA,
Chss Euss~r.r. "a. kilh~sn. Arthsr Nsxs
Jahn J. R-lkn.p, Geo. Perry. F-~s Losrtrtt
Ch.s. =. P>kasp, n p G-sfy. Wares
Swstlsnd. Ben s-nin Putnam. Asicr Hu
nessarrsn CsHt- vD. KAISER. Cast. p Z
Rorerz Capt G II. Ro<e L Re~zfsld. r.
\ q V<n Asrnus = q kirs1sr. 9 Essrk
A eevier. J. y. Hsy~srS snd r. "
s~srfheuG
TIE siszsu< present sk ths sssrfaz ssz'
nsxat xsrssani< ertknssis< <ae hope u
A.vs go 80 - 0s~ns,kauA
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
where froa the hears ana bps Of ali Hs

where from the hsxrz snd bps of all Hn
speaking eEsS ares.
/ mas< spszk u oas xrsesfai aed leving
ceremonial Of tie E.ks with Which yoa are
al scs aaiR ted On Us nlgAt OF the ssclsi
sessioos Ne hsEen e 1Esstrucnss recitsf'oRs;
laughter and tears sits<EAlsL After the so0i
hss he<a stirred ana ssokhsd sy grssd and
tender music. ipternfetsd by frsstieed srt,
whsn ths cock indisssss that the soar OF
IL has arrived, Tksrs u esieeEstsd costen
Of the Order fbsf % soe clIzazxes ell that u
grand and beautiful AZ illustrating The senti-
menE OF fraternity; tie glasses are brinn
voices il unisoa swell the grand harmony
Of Aud Lsng syna and when its lsst
sweet cadence fades softly away this toast 10
spoken AID drank BY all TO Oar Absent
Broshers"
II there be any constant nams in the fro
ternity Of those Bound in kindred ties ig win
certainly warm the heart IN . moment Ike
this, aud wniis tho1sht, swifter thsa the
electric current brings 70 memofy's hall
some we'll remembered face. the chain Of
friendship grows so bright around the circle
that . child might find II when the sun
has goas TO slsep behind the western noun
tains.
tn virtues, my brothers. that should
adorn every life, are represented by the mas
ter art in three lems,e forms of loysliness
and grace-Fxtb Hope ana aCksrity-but the
greatest of these is Charity. SO tonight. ss
IL were a priest al her shrine. feeling the
presence Of and expanded pinion and the
touch Of a radiant garment, | speak in her
name 10 this grand sssemblage. words Of
congratalstion and prsse. for Charity.
that Charity il whose grand eyes the SER
entity of compassion glows steadily forever,
and with all these Eiks who hold 6rmly TO
her hand when she wslks along the dark
| and dreary avenues OF hnman suffering.
As member OF our noble Order you can
reflect that you have helped sweet charity,
SOW good seed frofa which q plant shall
grow. whose fruitful vine will ascend
through all earthly travel. and som day.
believe. we may find its flowers blooming
for US in the gordens of eternal life.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
CALIFORNIA FOR BLAINE.


IN spite 81 tih Letter.
cEIeAs0. June ie.-unlsss something oc-
care 70 justify change Of the e2ss en ihs
part sf ths CslifsrAis delsxstioz esisrs
wednesday ef nsxt xesk, all question ~ -
the probability OF the nans of Jas q.
Blaine sslsg presented " the National Rs-
publican Convention on that dsy may ss
sci 81 rset
They cay that Blaine win Dot be pat in
noaainsusE." said Creed Hsynssd. Chair
man Of the California delegation in kis
speech st the Lslssd this sfsernoon. ',Csli-
fornis." be continued, rs the third sIAls
on the rol and the third Republican State.
When Cslifornis is called is nc ons else
does IT, viii PAT James q. Blaine in noInl-
nation"
TO say that this sxfract from D<lsxsts
Hsymones address carried o0nsternstien
into the camps of the various fas0rils sons
10 10 put IL mildly. All Of them have been
banking on the idea thai IL was impossible
10 get the name Of the Maine man before
the convention.
Wherever &C." said one of Gen. Aissr's
most influential supporters early this
morning, Il mo strong Blaine nnder-
current ia every boom. II ask our people
whom they woald prefer II Alger cannot be
nominated. they answer Blaine, sherman
people. Allison people Harrison pe0pls, say
the same thing. All are willing 10 conoen-
trAse OF Blaine
Tonight HErison's chief workers claim
that they have gained considerable ground
and that his prospects are more sncoursx
ing than ever. IL is significant, however
that some of them in private con vsrsatiol
admit that il the first place on the ticket ID
out of his reach they will be willing 70 take
second place.
The Sherman men did little missionary
work during the day. aud still less WAS done
in behalf OF Senator Allison. A good many
people visited the head quarters of both
candidates during the day, but they were
mainly inspired by curiosity.
Ex-Chsirnan Payne, OF the Wisconsin
State Com mittee bro ught down the Rusk
boom. carefully wrapped in tin foil, boI
after diagnosing the situation. came 10 the
conclusion that il would scarcely be pru
dent 10 rsematurely expose il 10 public gaze
AS for the Gresham boom. It's supporters srs
not claiming any material gains. Outside
Of the rooms there was little or no Gresham
talk and the general opinion was enter.
tanned that nothing short OF miracle could
bring him within sighting distance Of the
nomination
The Pennsvlyanians will be here In the
morning st 8 O'Clock and the New Yorkers
at night. When the latter arrive and come
10 q definite conclusion. the situation viii
be sim mplihed. If they decide 70 go hand IN
hand with the Californians the question a
TO who is 10 be the Republican nominee for
the Presidency viii be settled in advance oi
the convention. II they cast their lines IA
other directions the condition of affair,
will be still more complicated.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

I~st evening Mis- sadie LTtls. . young
Is1v employees ~ the Para Pises. wss
s<<snIsra on sf-sigbt-st.. near Jsokson.
sus rssybsa ~ Tnes Hylsne A ysuEe
l.<r eoFnp>nisn, klw fllfs f>se~e fsvs
- s'srgs sna Hylsne ~ss esptg-so -
~.~eIs.en passing ~ sod hs31 untG =
Ssr.1s-~wzn e<v@ Hrlsp6 su.s6he1 MIR
I~s,<s ry.e<ssssrf snd eheEso per ard
500 e. pear Eise sh.rhvsFrBsa - Dosss
-. .uf sser ke ws< srr><tes BE pl<Ts1 ne
s.s~axx o.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

ne seeuves the Insertion 80 an tneoc-
n.rt IN the Military f5ffi-

s.rs in the xfistsfy Bill
sssl s..ts - -sslee -
wtsrIreTor. June 16.-In the Hpase TO
day while TIE Military Appropriation sin
xss under Discussion. NJ. Ford secured the
insertion Of an amendment for $4,000 for
firing the sunrise and suSset Gun 81 The
various rilltsfs posis Of The couDtrv. Un-
tii o yesr ago thsf va The rsguisr prscties
bus isst year fbs item rss struck 0ut Of the
sps,ropristisn biil heosnss NJ. ksndsil
wsuted to pee - a. economist sns msks
= little cheap reputation. IodsT M Ford
found that the appropriation hso srsir
been onnitsss. and on me spar of the mo
inert rnsss frst-rs,s ifftls speech. full 81
gspuipe patriotic fsrvor Bs sharply ar
rsigpsd sDeb nsisersble so-cxiie5 scenofny.
ard ssFsd Il the Government we're
ncn ricn enough - psy prop-
honor 20 ths Esliopsl flag.
TIE pr-sissut and e~srv pres. s.insr's nsvsl
sss military ocsoisl. be sid. v~ bsnore<
vita szfute. bui the GAG issi sheltered
them vss allowed fo - keiste6 and lowered
vitbous snr r~oorpition- His rsnsrfs
slioised roos desl Of spplsrss. sns ss,sr
the dshsse sss ben persieipxsss n ~ fev
psfsr rsen'se-s, ths srnen6nsni ~ss sgresd
70 an6 ths appropriation vss rnsds.
The Secretary q tse Treasury feesy fired
TIE sslsry sf toe Surveyor u Cussoas 81
Crane Bspios 81 tl ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Err YORK, Jane 1s--Ths Eorlds Eng
hsh cable ssvs Ns~s-s BlsDs Carnegie
ss1 party rsseh~5 Ysrs early this after
neon- As the party drove through the
CITY tie csssedrsl h~is h-xsn 70 foll the
<>sts kssA ssa is this ~sF thsr were sp-
pvi>>d - t.s German Emperor dssfs.
Mr.. 3 si1e hss read w5th npca ptess1>
s.4 grsaaesties toe D>sxsss vssen tne
4ssns S>pasBess Csrveatio8 hss sent
k5ns- sktnk s> . ,ersnains - tsse more
intsrs>s II poEsfscs fss now Fss1s ever
ga ths rne<gsw dsspssehss veaen toe
Loooos Dsp~rs ooabsfn r.esrsins ths
CkseaEs ce1re1nzs1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Trs NEW EMPEROR.
He Assume. Personal Csmrnsnd Of AnsEss
81 the Castle

BEEfds. June 1.-THE FIRST act Of the
new Emperor upon the death of bis father
vas TO sssnns psrsonsi commsad Of mat
tsrs within and without the castle. The
X usssrt and Jhisns we're ordered 30 closeiy
guard the grounds and house. and fc pes
NIT no one 70 enter Or lesvs without Q
written permit signs6 By him.
Following The wishes 81 The late I'm
rsror and the Emprsss. Emperor William
II. hss ordered tbs funeral 70 tsts pisos Gu
Monday morning. The obssquies will be
81 military character. bat vii be devoid
Of pomp j. IL UNDERWOOD that o genera
psrjo5 Of mourning Of siz veers will ~
preclsinDed Much snxiety IS fslf coDcern.
ing fts new Empress, whs 10 about % be
rsDEned
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Tri-Sfate Gamss.

The positions of the clubs in the 1ri-6tate
league are not materially changed since one
week ago, Wheeling still remaining at the
TOD and Jackson at the tail end. The
games yesterday we're quite close and inter-
esting. but Jackson and Mansfield were
again shut out. Following is the summary.
CLrbx RuRa Hits Errors
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

MASSIVE xsNessss-ssxsAs-
New YORK, June l6.-fully 5000 persons
went TO the Polo grounds today TO witness
the final game between the New Ysrks and
the Dstrolts. Ii was pitchers contest and
Tim keefe showed his superiority over
young Gruter. The latter was very
effective. bat ne could not prevent the New
Yorks from making their hits when most
needed. The score stood:
New York. rk.-.-..--......-O ,
Detroit ....-...............-.0 0 D o o.
Base hils-New YORK. =; Detroit. 2
Errors-New York, 4. Detroit 4.
Batteries-keeie and Murphy. Grubsr and Can
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
rhn.deiph,. 8; indianapolis q.

tSt>tsot Ns Het Nessskss- etssAN
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-Shrevs sgsin
suffered badly at the hands of the Phiiadel-
phia team today. who batted his curves for
sixteen with q total of twenty base bits.
The fielding Of both the teams WAS ragged
at times, which had . marked effect upon
the score. Young Gleason was st his best,
holding the Hoosiers down to six safe hits.
The ofi3ciai score is as follows:
Philsdelphia .....2 o 0 o.
Indianapolis. 10 0 0 O.
Base Hits-Philadelphis, l6 Indianapolis, 6.
Erron- Philadelphia. 8; Indianapolis. 2.
Bsfteries-Glesson and Clements, shreve and
Buckley.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
90 20 RAtlTe LIZ
A CoIIlsior ~ the @scats's ef nasksros
Lete-No Lives E<osf

- = - = =. = ~
HusKKson, jane ls-Tbs excursion
steamer vsu R.alss. ~its sightr ercrrsion-
isfs on board, boun5 70 Grand Esvsn. vas
rsu into ~ the props isr Fsvorits. and
suns in tbe ehsrp.s 81 the mouth ~ this
lsse ssens 3 o'eso-k ffis evening IuckliT
a.. vs. between fss pie-s sns Ell OF board
xsrs ~~~rref
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

WazTxe7os Jsne ls.--Tse Prsx5s-t
kss 5erl l5-1 10 sssezS fks esercises - tie
Js1ve<xky - lrxtats, near Cssriofs>sTfiis
% @a1s 2. A een zffne~ ~sn caH ~ tie
War. Hscs< nszt ~>>< sn1 kornsF t.
we sIE. sae isseT 80 drive 70 osxwser
sd sxs>ad TIE i2F5eAzzez % ks. 0svs-
nn6~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
PLACES UNCHANGED
sY The CLUBS IN TIE NATIONAL
GAME.
Chicago ssfn Lssss With tpssrsst ssssns
asa B~stsn . Close Third-An the
ClsDs An the Tri- state League
ssiu rryisx.

The weakly wsrk in sosh Clabs have been
very interesting. and in many cases gate
brilliant Detroit has crawled up . notch
and Boston dropped 70 third place The
positions Of the Tri-Stste Clubs remain
virtually unehsnged-Wheeling leading
aud Jackson st the foot. The interest 10
still kept even hundreds OF miles away
from the scenes Of any of the eontests-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

tySAssN>t NtAtsNAs-ttssAs
BosTos. June 16.-Boston and Chicago
played a ten inning game before 10000
people today. The contest was q fierce one
from first to finish Boston led in batting,
bat the fielding of the visitors was psrfec-
ton, Pfeffer carrying of the honors. Chi
cago scored one in the first on Ryan's
double and Anson's single, one in the sew
snth on Anson's single and Pfeffer's triple,
aud one in the tenth on DAily's triple and
a balk Boston scored twice in the fifth on
MorrilIs double and singles by Hornung
and Rsdbourne. Days catching was the
finest ever seen on these grounds. Johns
ton did some splendid work in the field
and batted lively. This splendid score il as
follows:
Boston. o o 2 o.
Chicago ..........1 o o l.
Base hits-Boston. IL; Chicago 10.
Errors-Bost0n. 3: Chicago s.
Batteries -Radbourne and Kelly, YanHatren
and Daily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
HOME RUNS.

good game was played yesterday be
tween the mouldsrs and mschinists Of the
Boss Machine WORKS, on the Wesi Fulton
Street grounds. resulting in victory for the
molders By a score Of IA to 8. Batteries
For noldsrs, AldHeh and Van HnS: for
the mschinists. Kirtrright and CD isbolm.
-o~-o - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Washington 8 Pittsburg L.

s,sSSssxs ySAt,,As-~t,ANs.
WAsHIsEroS. June l6.--It rained hard
Just before the Washington and Pittsburg
game today. but was clear long enough for
the teams to play seven innings. at the end
of which the Senators had the game won,
when rain again began TO come down in
torrents and the game was called The
Senators put up another great game, and
had il not been ior stupid base running
three more runs would have been added TO
their total. This makes the fourth success
sive victory for the Washinetons, feat
they have never heretofore accomplished.
The score is as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Bsffer4e<-Nsrfes- BsTqt e0d IUeL y p
south Eads FhoeD 4. Is1psnthki ard DesTresz
rmpire-Chks. Csry.er ter
Tine OF gsne-3 hour sRf A. ninries
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

TIE numerous friends OF henry Spring
vii b glad 70 learn hat his jsant shout
the coantry IS doing him good ssd that he Is
slowly recovering MS vigorous health. A
teiegrsm TO bis partner. which sppesrs in
snother colanaa. shovs that ne still thinks
of politics and business occasionally.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Base hits-WaShingtoD, il. P1txburR, 8.
Errors-Ns sshington, /: Pittsburg, 4.
Batteries-Whitney and Mack, Morris and
Carroll
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Insursncs Agents. Capt Chss. Holden
we're 5efssfed ~ the Young lsvgers' c5ob-
Capt. WiIlsr5 Brigbsrl. by . scors q y - 2
u seven innings On the Cd lesgoe groEsos
yesterday.
Tee WiiSer-fsrsvss clnb csfssted the
NerriI " Wsfzslfs cszs in close game of
esse BAL yesterday fie - score Of a
a u
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Their Standing List Night.

The standing of the National League
clube mn to date is as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

A game Of ball Saturday afternoon be-
tween ninss from the Worde0 and PhGaix
resulted in score Of to u IN favor Of the
Phgnix. The score By innings il a. fol-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Mr.. John T. Sullivan will 20 to England
with Mr.. Richard AaRsfeld's Company.
Although Ar 5aAivsn has lived for many
years in Detroit. be is ~ birth an Inshman,
with an uncle q member Of Parliament.
who promises him good time" Mr.. Sui
livsn is an excellent sctor. who will no
doubt be appreciated across the water.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Elsewhere appears . Communication from
several well known ladies of this sity call
ing upon all who are interesting in reform
ing and fading respectable homes for the
MAgdsisns of the city to meet this after
noon. The work is noble one and noble
ladies' are engaged in IT, From the meeting
today The Emerson" may grow to be an
institution which shall let the light Of
purity through windows of love into the
heart Of some lost soul.