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Tnr American Central, q million dollar
Gre insurance company. hos boon added
10 the agency OF Nelson a laino.
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sAonAuENro, Cal, Dec. 2j.-Thc agent
here Of Wells, Fargo Express states tho
probable amount secured by the men who
robbed The cXprrS car on tho East bonnI
Genital Pacific train last night near Gin.
per Gap wall not exceed $500. Robbgia
boarded the train while Il was running
slowly through a snow shed. A package
containing $40. 600 In the express car WAS
overlooked by the robbria
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LAcE curtains cleaned aud beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, "a
Second street. Branch Office 3j7 Main.
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)hp'hlNS lpDtL Nn. ~ X. of T.. a.Tg.
mcusgtgD tn IsbAY AZ lno'.io.f "a
pm AZ unrur nl ucmhura arc 'fr.s y III
guaird ~ attend Visiting Eul1hts ~ S,rLl
anily invited. lirsi thur lay ln month. W.
lirt l.nuk sccuud IhufsdHy lu iHnntb, ~
.,oc1hd Rank ihirl Thursday iu mouth Tblrl
Rank ny urior al sTtiE A. 'Yt''
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TIE
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NO. S55 SECOND ST.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

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tfiismniscl fpfclho fuf Hisirrlsj Dizziness Con.
yulinns. Pits Nervous Neuralgia iirfhafbs Naft.
uus ffIlifatgn cause, ~ tic No. of alcohol nr 10
hsrgp Mtkciunesi Aihtai Dcpfr. sion #oiitHi4t
~ We l.nin RESULTING IN inFaaitJ ant irtIIuf 81
Misery, y ''ly ani death. Premature Ola ArH Hlf
Tonnes. lsa1 ~ p1Ncf In either sst iu,pluntifg
t.ssf and fnefmaiprfhea cancel Dbl Brrfrr FfiIln
- ne brain. III ahuae ~ over Indulgence EarI
Toy r1uttlnl ono mouths treatment aIula bIx
ualE bYfes iof 400, srnt ~ mall prepaid on 10
O. TOT uf.er
We Guarantee Six Boyoas
10 rurr any ras, Win r4rh url0f revived ~ a
i,fht lptot accompanied Niili 500 we viii trlt
tlIn nurrhWrf uuf wrtiau guarantee g. fsfInI az
money 10 tho treatment dusa not rHuu n r.tfs
tunftutH0s Issued only ~ John e. Wf.t 4 80
iurfi a 60, bfu .lIftt sole Agents. Maln aif''t
Nrmthi. Tenn
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srrrRIon fnc gold chains at Thayer's.
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spccial Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BIRNiSonAM. Ala. Dec 10. "A number
OF prominent Republicans Of this State
have decided 20 write pfesidcnt.elect
lllrrison To visit birmingham before his
Inauguration. They appear 10 be- confident
that hc viii come, w. they say he 4,
anxious 10 learn moro about the New
South ~ - TO be- able 10 shape his policy
accordingly.
LoosEdiamonds, great variety. Thaycr'a.
Calvin =. Brico is saIl to have paid 900
Tor the box at the Metropolitan Opera IIouse
formerly owned b. the Duchess vi MafIbpr.
ouRh Tho Duchcs, had fitted up The box
at . cost 81 several thousand dollars. making
luxurious bondoir Of the little retiring
room ut the back
Go TO Thaycr's Tor fine diamonds.
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HARDSHIPS OF OFFICE.
CANDIDATES FOR BERTHs AT THE
DISPOSAL OF THE LEGIsL AZURE.

n List Of Excellent and Deserving Gem
tlemen From Which tho Member is TO
Chooso-Whore the Rub Comes In
Discreetly Non-Committal.
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mrLo maLe. Ihe .LIn nLIlc and clcnr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27

Pure home made candies put up In Gle.
CANT boxes. for Christmas presents.
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cHoIcu ladics' gold watches al rhsyor',.
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Loosrdlamond., great variety. Thaycr's.
IpIE,

Go to rhaycr's for fine diamonds.
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Beauty

Is desired and admired by all. Among
The things which may best bo done "a
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nN rnE nrniIr.

The Shelby delegation Is split on tho
question Of the Taxing District budget.
having secretly cspOuscd either the . gi
levy recommended by the sixty-four ciii.
zcns on a vote II q iu 20, or that promul-
gated by the Fire and Police Commission.
cra. $500. None Of the delegates care 10
openly avow their position, being content
10 frianfk, 81 am going 10 do what | think
best Tor the interests OF the city,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

naittee, recommending the adopticnpf an
ordinance extending the discount Period
for the collection of city taxes back % the
first of October, instead of the irst If No
vember, SIS heretofore. The Committee
recommended that such an ordinance be
adopted.
The Committee finally took up theques-
ton of the S., 800 which Council hai or
dsred the Board of Gas Trustees b pay
over to the Receiver on account d the
loan of 1877, but which was still hanging
fire. A report was read from the City
Solicitor, transmitting an ordinance to be
PRESENTED to Council, in which the lTrus.
tees were commanded to annually set
apart the sum of IS, 800 to 60 to the Board
of Police and Fire Commissioners, and to
be By il used on account Of salaries, The
Solicitor had decided that the original &C
ton by which the Trustees were ordered Il
set aside the sum of So, 300, to be spilled
to the payment of interest on the loan
would not stand, as specific ords, GOOD
for one year only, could not be MADE bind
ing upon the Board.
The matter was discussed for lcog TIM
by the Committee, and there was goot
deal of dissatisfaction with the turl
things had taken. This matter vail ais
come mp before Council this evening.
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ma SMALL WAY.
The News OF tire Day Pointediy Para
grsphsd Cor Bssty Readers.

rhs News OF tire Day Pointediy Para
grsphsd Cor Bssty Readers.
THE water pipe on Main, above Ninth
street, burst last evening.
ONE deed of trust was admitted TO
record, yesterday by Clerk Hook.
REMEMBER the lecture of Rev c. v.
Wilson, st Fourth Street NJ. E. Church,
this evening.
A NUdBER of society folks will indulge
in bowling party at the park this even
Ing, and pleasant time is anticipated.
THE Arion and Germania Singing So
cieties got away for the st. Louis Ssenger-
fest on the late train, last night.
A PLEASANT little party will excurt to
Benwood, this evening in the 'tS9rprise, u
and will visit the tube and steel works.
The Hebrew congregation has ratified
the recent purchase Of a lot on Eoff street,
for q synagogue, as was chronicled in the
REGIsTER ut the time.
THE Committee on Court House and
Jail met yesterday morning and awarded
the contract for whitewashing the Jail to
B.F. Freds at his bid of $35.
THE fire department was called over Il
the Arhens furniture factory about moor
Yesterday by q small blaze in the basement
of the building. No particular damage
was done.
THE excursionists to Bellaire this eve
ming will purchase their tickets on TIT
boat from the committee of arrangements.
If there are more than the boat can safely
carry barge will be attached.
In publishing q note of the granting o
a certificate of incorporation to the Citt
zsus' Natural Gas Company, the RKGIsTEi
stated the capital stock was limited Il
81 600 900, when it should have beef
81, 900, 900.
THE Beethoven Singing Society will
give q grand excursion down the Hver
next Sunday, on the steamer Telegram
stopping at several of the principal towns
after which picnic will be held IN tint
grove near Baersyille.
THE members Of the Wheeling Club en-
loved q most delightful time at the Clu'
Rooms, last evening. Quite q large mum
Der were present, and pleasant time wa
spent dancing to Prof Charlie Killmeyer'
music. A number of visitors were presen
and added enjoyment to the occasion.
THE G. A. R. Posts of this city will ex
curt TO Bellaire, this evening, On tn
steamer Bellsire and barges to attend fsi
and festiyalgiyen for the benefit ofSpangle
Post of that city. A number of other thai
G. A. r people have also signided their IN
tention of going down, and the crowd vii
be quite large.
QUITE large crowd took IN the Ande
excursion to Steubanville last evening. Al
ter taking on the Wheeling folks the boa
went down to Bellaire and took on tn
delegation from that point. She did no
pass Wheeling on the up trip until 10 i
ard returned at a rather late hour thi
morning A pleasant time was spent b
all. TIE Opera House Orchestra made tn
music.
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AFTER THE B. P. W.
VERY IMPORTANT ACTION TAKEN BY THB
FINANCE COMMITTEES, LAST NIGHT,
And Which Will bs Reported TO Council this Even
ng-Ths Board Tied Down as 10 New Work,
and Their Contingent Fund Appropriated
10 Them in Bulk.

The Council Committee on Finance met
last evening to consider the communica-
ton sent to Council, one week ago, by the
Board of Public Works, concerning the
depletion of its contingent fund, and spent
about two hours in discussing the situa-
ton generally and particularly. Very i'm
portant action was taken, which will be
found duly recorded below. The COM
munication sent to Council by the Board
is as follows:
"We respectfully report that after pay
ing the pay roll for the week ending June
2. 1888, and ths bills ordered June 4th,
the whole amounting to 81 ,453 40. we hnd
there is not sufficient money left IN the
contingent fund to meet the deficiency In
paving Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets. The deficiency on SAID
work is 81, 526 AZ; balance on hand IN con-
tingent fund, after paying pay rolls and
bills, $2,09771, leaving a shortage OF
S42S.71. We have been compelled to stop
all work of cleaning and repairing the
streets until the contingent fund is replen-
ished, and respectfully ask your honorable
body 70 make some provision to reimburse
said fund for the amounts appropriated
from it."
This was supplemented by report hand
ed by the Clerk of the Board to Chairman
Dobbins, in which the following exhibit OF
work ordered done by Council from the con-
Il 49, f,,nI mos In o. forth
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Chautauqua Week.

The audience at Fourth Street M. T..
Church, last evening, was very large and
the lecture delightful This afternoon the
pastor, Rev. R F. Randolph willspeak mp.
on "a hundred years ago." 1t will be de-
scription of the changed condition OF
things since the close of the revolution.
The address will be illustrated with relics
and drawings. A most cordial invitation
is extended to all to be present. The ad.
dress will be especially intended TO in
struct and crafty the young. In the even
ing Rev. Z. V. Wilson, of Pittsburg, PA.
will lecture. Mr.. Wilson is q delightful
lecturer, and all who hear him are sure to
be pleased. There will be music. All are
invited to be present.
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PURE
PARIS GREEN,
For sale by r. II. Est, Druggist,
jel2 1910 Main Street.
Commissioners Sale Of Fulton Property.
TNTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNT,
J. West Virginia
August MILLER

TETHE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
J. West Virginia
v.,-r xo,v.:s .na o,,... LIN chanoey.
The undersigned special Commissioner hereby
gives motto that. pur suant 70 the decree entered
BY said Court In the above entitled suit, on Nay
iIh, 1888, he viii, on
Monday, July 18th, A. ID. 1888,
Comm encing at 10 g. m sell at public auction. 10
tue highest bidder, In the llage Of Fulton, Ohio
County. west vir.inis, IN front Of toe premises
to be sold, the following described real stais IN
said village, Of which Elizabeth Miller died
seized aud possessed, TO wit lot No Is I'm eteen.
rod addition 10 the City OF Wheeling, West Viz.
ginia, and also part Of lot No. 70 ia the same ID
didon, being twenty feet in width on tue eau
sid Of the last mentioned lot, that Is o SAY:
strip of land twenty feet wide runuing of That
Uniform width the goole depth Of the lo,. Said
property has upon Il two BRICK houses and fronts
Terms Of sale-0ne-third Of the pur haze
money and a. much more thereof as Ibe pur
chaser shall elect to,ee paid in cash othe dsv a
sale, and the residue OF the purchase money 70
be paid In two eQnsl instalmen bearing iIter
est from the day OF sale and PAYABLE In one and
two years respectively fmm such day. For such
deferred instalme the purchaser must siye The
Undersigned his negotiable prom 'seory potea usv.
able 70 the order Of the Special CommiAimcr.
yesrs respectively from the day OF ale and he
title Ia 10 be retained until the pa ment in fuIl
of the purchase money and interest
ALFRED CALDWELL.
special Commissioners.
State Of West Virgins, Ohio County, to vii:
/ hereby certify that the above named Social
Comm szioner his given bond and security ~
such, Ia accordance with law and said decree.
JOHN w. MITCHELL.
Clerk Of the Circuis Couytof
June II 1855. Ohio County, West Va
I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

With such important functions as the liver arr
of course productive Of serious bodily distur
banee. When 1t relaxes its secretive and dissri'
butiye activity, bile gets into the blood. and
hinges the skin and white Of the eyes with yell
low. the bowels become e,nstipated, tongue
coated. the breath sour. Then come headaches,
Ssrtioo and congestion of the organ, ACCOMPANY.
ed with pain in is vicinity or under me ngin!
shcnider blade. Shall blue pill be the remedy
sonShtS No. for mercury In any form Is pernicious
Whsf them Experience indicates Hosfetters
Stomach Bitters as the true remedy tor inscry
ity OF the liver. 10 not only reisxes tne bowels
,s{.hont main. but has direct stimulating enect
mon me hepatic gland ITSELF the seat and origin
~ the trouble. All maiarial complaint involves
Ssvc-Ssr of tha liver and Of these the Bitten is
ths mSst popular curative. II also conquers dys-
nepsis, nersol sness, rheumatism and Kidney
troubles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
Friday Evenings Entertainment.

The programme to be presented next
Friday evening at the Opera House for
Frank Hennig's benefit surpasses any
he has ever put before the public. Mr..
Will B. Day, Mr.. Tom Carson, Mrs. Nellie
Sweeney Palmer, Miss Flora Williams,
Mics Anna Lang, Miss Rose Sonneborp,
Miss Ella T. Webster, Miss Mamie Sit
greaves and the Opera House orchestrs
compose the musical part ofthe programme,
while Miss Charlotte Walters, Miss Rena
House, Miss Lenns Hennig, Mr.. Edgar
Hennig, Mr.. NJ. II, McNabb and Mr..
Frank Hennig viii take care Of the dra-
matte portion. 1t will be the fashionable
event Of the season. Seats now on sale al
Banners.
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APIea,ant Yachting Party.

Miss Virginia Gibson gave very de.
lightful yachting party TO about twenty o.
her friends last evening in the Surprise
in honor of her visitors, Mrs. Schumakel
and Miss saxton, Of Philadelphia. A triI
of about ten miles up river and back wal
made, and, as the weather had greatly
moderated, it proved to be highly enjoy
able. On their return the party re-
paired to the home of their charm.
ing hostess, on North Main street
where q tempting array of edibles had
been prepared, and which were prettily
served and heartily discussed. by the ex-
cursionists, whose appetites had.been sharp
ened by trip on the beautiful Ohio.
Dancing, singing and other amusement
followed, continuing until past midnigh,
when the merry party dispersed with
many acknowledgements for the enjoyable
entertainment.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Oitixsns and tina Coming
and Going OF strangers.

Movements Of Oitixsns and tina Coming
and Going of stranxers-
Mrs. Fred Brand is visiting relatives in
Cincinnati.
Miss Mauds Wiley ia visiting friends in
Monroe county, Ohio.
Judge James Morrow, Jr., of Fairmont,
was at the Mcclure, last night.
Secretary Geo Heard, of the Natural
Gas Company of West Virginia, came down
yesterday.
IL is understood that Mr.. Simon Hork'
heimsr will soon leave the city perma'
nently, locating in New York.
Mrs. E. B. Arbuckle, Miss Annie
Schmitt, Misses G.. and E. Rslston, and
Mr.. E. Rslston, Of Weston, were at the
Mcclure, last evening.
The marriage of Mr.. Morris Jacobs and
Miss Rosa Steinfeld will take place at the
residence of the BRIDES father, on Four
tenth street, this afternoon.
Can't. J. T. Legg, superintendent of the
Fourth Division of the B. & O., and j. A
Hanlon, of the same road, were In the city
yesterday.
Boyd Baue, who has been attending the
Moreantown University, passed through
the city yesterday on his way home to
Short Creek, where he will spend his va
cation.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Josephine Peterman and Mr..
Dsnt A. Taylor. The ceremony will take
place at the Fourth Street N. z. Church,
on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Alex. Turford, formerly Of the
Union Pottery of Trenton. n. j has &C
eepted position with the Warwick China
Company. While in Trenton Mr., Turford
epioyed the distinction Of being the most
expert stenographer in that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
s.. COOP sells dry goods the cheapest
BuckiIn's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rbeum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan Il Co.
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sT Matthew's Sunday School

ST. MATTHEW'S Sunday School excur-
sion TO Cresap's Grove, on the steamer
Courier, Thursday, June 18th, music by
Kramer, IA men). Refreshments By Mrs.
ZieVeufelder. Boat will leave the wharf
at 7:3O a. m, sharp, viii stop at heLure,s
Landing, lIsland), foot Of Twenty-fourth
street, Bellaire and Moundsyille. Dinner
will be served on board the boat to thoss
who do not care to carry basket. Tickets
for sale ct MeLure House Pharmacy, Ms.
Zsigeuielder's,, BurG's Drug Store, Island,
and ON the boat,
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The Tunnel Green Game.
WHEELING, June II, 1888.

WHEELING, June II, 1888.
To the Editor Of he Register:
SIR:-Please allow me to make correc'
ton in relation to the game played on the
tunnel green Sunday afternoon. The un.
Outstanding at the start was that it sbould
be full nine.inning game, but after play
ing six innings. the score standing twelve
tn nine 10 the Grunblsrs' Ia well-deserved
cognomen) favor, they, for fear Of losing
the game in the end, decided to walk off,
proclaiming themselves winners, but the
umpire, after carefully considering the
matter, decided the game in favor of the
Island club, nine to nothing.
Respectfully,
LOUIS o MAYER,
Manager Island Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
THE NATIONAL SPORT.
WHEELING LOSES TO CANTON YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
RrnOr that Sisphans and Lemons Have Been Re
l,sssd-Dirscius kssting-Othr Games
Yesterday.

Wheeling lost a rather peculiar game to
Canton, yesterday, through inability to
bat Ramsey, Canton's new pitcher, several
costly errors and Simmons bad decisions
Canton made her four runs in the first In
ming and Wheeling her three in the last
The teams play again to-day and Knaus'
and Yak will do the battery work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

"HAMLEr," "Julius Ce ar" and 1.-THE
Fools Revenge" Ariss, Daets, Quartettes,
Piano Solos, and Rscitations, ana grano
music BY orchestra, at the Opera House
Friday evening, June 18th. Seats now on
sale at Banners. Go early and secure
good seats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

Harry Hillman, the jsweler, No. %
Eleventh street, is organizing q watch
Club which will be in operation about
June 18th. Every watch viii he July
warranted and prices guaranteed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
Sunday ExcurAiOns.

On and after Sunday, May 9th, the Ohio
River Z. 3. will cell excursion tickets
every Sunday until further notice. Wheel
ing to Sistersville and return, Sl.tO;
Wheeling to Parkersburg and return, 81. 20.
Tickets good one day only.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

THE ladies of the Second Presbyterian
Church will give q strawberry festival anc
social Thursday evening, June 14th- a
feature ofthe entertainment will Dc music
by the choir, assisted by Prof Hammond
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OF For Cincinnati.

Occur de Lion Division No. l, K. of p,
Uniformed Rank, met at their hall yes.
terday morning in full uniform, in
command of Capt Stanley, and headed by
Mayors brass band, paraded the principal
streets of the city, making fine appear
ance. At Fourteenth and Market streets
drill was executed, after which the
Knights marched to the B. & o, depot
where they boarded the 1890 train for
Cincinnati, where they 60 to attend the
Supreme Lodge this week. Thirty-four
members formed the company which will
participate in the competitive drill on
Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

EXCELSIOR LODGE, No. 40. /. o. o. F.,
viii give picnic at Blaney's Grove, on
the Hempfsld road, on June ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

RESERVED seats for Frank Hsnnig';
benefit at the Opera House, Friday even
ing, 20 on sale az Banner & Co.'S music
store this morning, and no doubt they VII
sell rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
Yesterdays Game.

Svecial telegram to he Register.
CANTON, O, June 11.-Bud Ramsey
pitched for Canton to-day. wheeling
could do little with him until the ninth
inning. The game was one OF the finest
ever played on the Canton grounds. In
the first inning, after Flanagan had two
strikes and no balls on Delaney, he was
sent to first on balls, but should have been
struck out, Simmons judgment on balls
and strikes being very bad. Wood msdea
hit and Virtue hit to Flanagan, who missed
making q double plsy by fumbiing
the ball. Sharp made hit, when he
should have been struck out having two
strikes, Simmons calling good one ball.
Delaney and Wood scored on the hit.
Fitzsimmons was sent to first on balls.
Virtue and Sharp scoring on Bausewins's
hit. Osterson let Zscher's grounder get
past him. FItzsimmons tried to score on
the error, but was thrown out by Brodie at
the plate. Yak opened the ninth with a
hit. O,terson few out to center. Crogan
went ont on q hard hit TO first, advancing
Yak and Nichol. StapletOn went to first
on balls, Brodie brought in the three runs
with a two Dagger against the left field
fence. Van SAINT went ont on hard hit to
third. Crogan and Nichol made fine
catches. Yak caught great game. Peak
got everything that came his way. Black
stock did the best fielding for the Cantons,
while Wood did the beat batting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

SALE of seats for Frank Hsnnig's benefit
Friday evening, June 18th, commences at
Banners ct 8 o'clock this morning.
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Abrelins Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
rhArnnmnrrr Record.

Mr.. o. schnepf, the Opera House drug
Ei4t, made the following observations o.
The temperature Monday: 2 q. m, OS
8 a. NJ, 81; IL M, 81; 8 p. m, 81; Q +
m, 20. Weather, cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12
Base Ball Meeting.

The Base Ball Association directors mel
last evening and transacted some business,
which they were unwilling to make public.
It is understood that one member Of the
Board introduced resolution to put four
black sheep in the ball field to keep the
grass eaten a close. It was lost-the res.
olution, not the sheep. A new pitcher,
who lives in these parts, but whose name
could not be learned, will be given trial
when the club returns home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-12

The Committee on Health met last even
ing and passed upon the current bills. Ih'
Committee on Markets tailed 10 yet
Quorum.