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London Rsportorsl Enterprise.


The London Times has not often of late
distinguished itself by enterprise in getting
news, but there is no doubt OF its power to
keep bit of intelligence away from Its
rivals. Lord Randolph Churchill's resigna-
ton, announced exclusively by the fhsa-
dersr, is a late example. The young states
man drove into Printing House Square
shortly after II o'clock at night and asked
to se> the editor He was lodged with him
for nearly an hour, at the end of which
time, 10 rs Mr.. Black says in his novels, p
TRANCE thing happened. ~ ssoa as Lord
l:,ndolph had been seen Of the premises
An order was Used to lock every
door, back and front, and take the
keys to the EDITORS room. DISPATCHES, as
they arrived through the night, were taken
in at window in the courtyard. Not q
soul, from the editor to the printers devil,
was permitted to leave the premises on any
presext whatever. For some hours mystery
aad CONSERVATION hrooded over the estab-
lishment. The secret was, till 2 o'clock in
the morning, locked in tie areasts Of the
editor and tie I've leader writsrs. The para
graph announcing the resignation, and The
articles commenting thereon, were written
and held back ia the Last moment. But,
svsn then. the hour being one at which
other papers had gone to press, the doors
were still locked, and il was not till the
paper had gone to press that the doors were
unlocked,
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MINES AND MINERS.

St. Louis market: Dryden block, 81 90;
Vulcan, 81 62!; Ava, 81 SIT.
Louisville market: Pittsburg, lump,
u cents bushel; nut, >! cents.
Business il not active in the Hooking
Valley, though likely to be better.
Chicago market; Rrier Hill, 81 Ia;
Hooking Valley, So 10; Pittsburg, S. 50.
Cleveland market: Brier Hill, 81 75@
S.; Massillon, So 5OGSS2 90; PittsbuTg,
81 10@S2 %. "a
Toledo market: Hooking Valley, lump,
81 55; nut, 50 Is; Massillon lump, 81 IS;
nut, 81 IS.
An eastern concern has contracted to
sink 1000 feet for coal, gas or anything, at
Shelbyville, III.
Indianapolis market. 2,OO0 pounds per
ton, Pittsburg lump, S.; Indiana block,
81 As; lower vein, 81 80.
In the search for natural gas at Van
dalis, Ill, the contractors have discovered
q wien OF coal six feet in thickness at a
depth OF 700 feet from the surface.
The mines at Brashears, O., ID sae day
loaded 100 cars OF coal. The company is
rapidly getting in shape to increase their
output of coal to $50 cars daily.
The Lake Shore Gas, Coal and Coke Co. ,
at bravo Station, on the Pittsburg, Nc:
Keesport and Youghiogheney Bailrosd, &C
cording to correspondent at that place,
is running full time.
1t IS announced that the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Co. is to erect q bridge across the
Susquehsnna river at Wilkesbarre to con-
meet with their Harvey Lake division, and
that work will be commenced at once.
b, j. Dsnsey, . miner, formerly in the
EMPLOY OF z. G. Dininny. the coal opera
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DRAMATIC NEWS.


Buffalo Bill has his life insured for
500 900.
Pauline Hall has entirely recovered from
her recent illness.
Rose Coghlsn is playing the part of a
merry milkmaid at her farm near Yonkers
On July / the only thesters open in
New York will be the Madison Square and
Casino,
William Warren is Lawrence Barystt's
guest at Dserfoot Farm. so"A'
Mass, A'''o's''
q al. Hill says that the new Union
Square Theater will not be ready for the
opening before October l.
Joseph Arthur and Harry Llcy sail for
England July g. They expected to do
THE Still Alarm" in London July %.
Julia Mariowe opens her starring tour
under the management of Ariel n. Bar
ney, in Washington, Immediately after
election.
Robert L. Downing, the tragedian, closes
his forty-three weeks season June 20.
Manager J. H. Mack will spend June and
July at Greenwood Lake.
Joseph Jefferson is at Skiff Lake, N. B.,
killing salmon. His wife and son are with
him at his summer residence there. His
next season begins September "a.
Next season Amy Ames, Myrs Goodwin
end Richard Carroll will be the head and
front of the new farce comedy company
which George W. Lederer will manage.
1t is stated that Sadie Martinez will not
tour after all under NJ. B. Leavitt's man
s2ement, aud that he will fill her time
with his new kitty" Company, headed
BY Amy Ames.
Little Ollie Redpath will star next sea-
son in new comedy drama called Pert "
David Belasco is seriously i'll with con-
eestion Of the brain; and his physicians
have forbidden him doing any work, or
going to San Francisco to superintend the
prod uction of "The Wife, there by the
Lyceum Company.
Miss May Waldron, whose clever work
in "The Henrietta" recommended her to
public favor. has been engaged to play the
part in "a Noble Rogue" of Aunt Phyl-
lis, q type Of the cofored NANNY" M
tive to the South.
Henry Irving Is progressing to be a
great actor. In "Robert Mscaire" he
jumps through window Of real glass, and
breaks ont the panes, which are reset for
each nights performance, a Ia Lacy in
''The Still Alarm" Mr.. Irving will be
swimming in tank next
Willis Granger, who has been for the
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SPORTING GOSSIP.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK IN MANY FIELDS OF
AMUSEMENT
The Fight Waxing Warm on the Dlsnond-St
LOUIS Leads Brooklyn, While Detroit
Pushes Chicago Rard-Gsn-
eral Sports.

The League race is becoming very excit-
ing Detroit is gradually catching Auson
and his pupils, who have held first place
80 long. The big men from Detroit are
playing like winners, and it now seems
only question of time for them to take
first place. When they get there they are
likely to hold it, because none OF the east
ern clubs are playing like champions
Boston and New York are putting up an
unsteady game. Philadelphia is crippled
in the pitchers box. Washington has
made a squirt and is plsying good bail. 1t
pittsburg does not improve considerably
the Senators will get into sixth place and
keep a tight hold OF it. The Hoosiers'
like the Pittsburgs, are playing much De
low their best form, but they will never
get far from the bottom Of the list. Fol-
lowing is the standing of the clubs up to
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last two years with Louis James and Marie
Wainwright, has been engaged by Mr.. r.
NJ. Field for the Boston Museum Compa-
ny. Mr.. Granger will play leading juve-
niles, which will give him excellent op-
portunity to display his talents.
Gilmore & Tompkins' purchase Of the
New York Academy of Music included the
building and contents, known and un-
known, at the time. In the ransackipg,
only just competed, those managers found
in one OF the underground vaults the man
pscrip scorest If about twenty-five operas
J. Jay Brady, who has been J. NJ. Hill's
chief side-de-csmp for several seasons, re-
tired from the services of that manager last
week. He is 70 be associated with Joseph
Brooks in the management of Frederick
Warde next season and III the tour OF
William Fl. Crane the season following.
Mr.. Brady is valuable and popular man
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on the 18th inst ard the event was cele-
brated at bis home In the form of a sur
Uriss party, arranged under the direction
Of his estimahle wife. The occasion was q
i,yial one. ice snd his wife know well
now &c entertain friends, and their best
efforts were pat forth, after the great left
fielder of the Boston team had been appro-
priately surprised.
The Phillies are in rather bad shape for
pitchers. Gleason is the only really
souud pitcher the club has. Bufinton has
Just bad an operation performed on his
eye ard C4sey's arm is in bsd shape. Sand
els is not a success and Typg, so far, has
been worse than useless to the club and
will not be put in to pitch championship
game, unless the club becomes much har-
der pushed than it is now.
Will White, the once famous pitcher,
wants to make his farewell appearance in
the pitchers box President Stern has re-
ceiyed numerously signed petition, ask
ing that he be given another trial. 1t is
signed by q number of well-known base
ball patrons, and President Stern is in
elined to grant the request. If he does,
White will 20 in the box for the Reds in
one of the games with the Clevelands.
Mexican, of the Clevelands, in the game
with the Athletics in Philadelphia last
Wednesday, is credited with one of the
longest hits ever made on the grounds. He
is left-handed and in the fourth inning
drove a ball over the right field fence He
is the fourth man who has performed this
feat. Caruthers, Burns and John
ORourke, who were with the Metro
politan Club at one time, where the others
who did it
It. was rumored in Philadelphia last
Friday that the Brooklyns offered the
Athletics 81, 600 for Bierbauer's release and
their own terms for Welch. President c
H. Ryrne, of the Brooklyns, had talk
with the Athletic people in the morning,
after which he left for home. He did not
stay to see the game. It is not likely that
the Athletic people will leave two of their
best men 90, thus destroying all their
cherished hopes of winning the champion
ship.
Just before the game in which the Pitts
burgs shu. Chicago out, Jimmy Calvin was
presented with a badge of the Pittsburg
Tariff Club. When the badge was handed
the popular pitcher he looked al it, laugh
ed, and then remarked: why, that is
what have been looking for. That will
break my bad luck" Aud it did. The
yetersn never pitched such game before,
and now he believes that that badge is 60
ing to protect him henceforth.
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THE CAMP GROUNDS.

Special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
MoUNDsvILLE CAMP GROUNDS, June 80.
The residents of this popular summer
resort have commenced to occupy their
cottages. A NUMBER of families have been
on the grounds for several weeks, and since
the close of the schools the Wheeling col
ony is coming in train loads.
Bsllaire and Martins Ferry are we'll rep
resented both among the cottages and at
the Hotel, which latter is being presided
over by Mrs. johnson, a lady Of large ex-
periencs in supervising Hotels both at
Burr's Mills and Bsllaire.
Thar, IL - great demand for cottages
from far and near. Friends of Rev. Sam
Jones and Sam W. Small, are making In
quiries for accommodations and Judging
from present appearances both Wheeling
and MOrndsville Hotels will be called upon
to help entertain the expected crowds
coming to hear these noted EvaDgelists,
18th to Goth of August.
The first stirring event of the season will
he temperance boom for the Amendment
on the Fourth Of July, to which "every-
body is invited" No special invitations.
There will be plenty to eat and an abund-
ance of water to drink. Prof. Dwight's
analysis says it is the purest water known.
A number of new cottages are being
built, several of which are offered for sale
at cost by friends of the Camp Grounds.
The saying that corporations have nc souls,
has not been verified this year 80 far as the
railroads to these grounds are concerned.
The monthly and communication tickets are
as cheap as the chronic grumbler could de-
sire, and the number of trains 30 great rs
to lead some persons to believe that the
railroad authorities were determined to
Overwhelm the campers with kindness.
Rev. c. ID. Blttelle, a veteran 81 years
old, will preach on Sunday afternoon.
Sunday school, prayer meetings and
other religious services held at their APP
propriate hours.
Teachers Institute about August LIST,
holding one week. Chatauqua exercises
in July and August.
The foregoing is about all the news your
scribe can gather from this village in the
woods, except the veritable fact that the
thermometer registers eight degrees less
heat here than in Wheeling, twenty min
utes ride from here. For solid comfort
we commend your readers to grand old
Moundsyille Camp Grounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-01
GENERAL SPORTS.

"Bill" Colby known as the 'Terror of
the Coal Regions" by reason Of his pugi-
listic ability, was shot through the heart
by William Perry, at Cranberry, On the
10Th, inst. The murderer surrendered
himself. The victim has fought over one
hundred fights in his time, and beat hia
opponent every time. He would assault
his best friends. He wanted to fight Parry
when the latter resisted aud killed the
bully.
Purcell, the famous Irish athlete and
champion amateur jumper of the world,
will soon visit California.
Archie Sinclair, one of Eugland's clever
est heel and toe walkers, sailed for home
on the White Star steamer Germsnic last
Wednesday.
Prof. William Miller defeated Captain
J. G. Daily in GTSco-Roman wrestling
match at Baltimore last Monday, winning
three falls in five.
George Littlewood has posted deposit
to make q match with Joe Scott, champion
of Australia, but Littlewood wants 10 walk
night and day, while Scott will only walk
by night, 80 that match is by no means
certain.
At the fair grounds in Brockton, Mass.
last Monday, a mile foot race was run by
Dave Burke, of Boston, and William Man
ming, of Cambridge, for $3.50 side. Man
ming led for the first seven.eighths, hut
Burke then spurted and won, the time be-
ing Am. S5s.
George Connors. the little English pc
destriau, won the - hour race at WorCes-
ter, Mass, with o score of BAL miles 4
laps. The scores Of the other contestants
were: Golden, 33l-1; Vint, BOLD; Hegel.
man, 294; lilly, 1854; Cunningham, 2S5 .;
Murray, 254-13; Edwards, 25O-l; Paul,
1911.
The twenty. five mile running race be-
tween George Cartwright, Of England,
and William Bennett, Canada's champion,
was decided in Toronto las Monday night,
and resulted in an easy victory for Bennett.
At the end Of ten miles Cartwright COM
planned of his hip and retired. Bennett
stopped after doing II miles in III. 2Sm. |.
Noremack won the ix.day, twelve hours
day, race at Toronto His score was 377
miles Norman Taylor was second with
375 miles, 3 lapp; Hart, third, 279-11;
Bennett. fourth, 27013; Panchof, fifth,
242-Sr Collins; sixth, 202-1. The win
ners received the following amounts:
Noremac, $257 80; Taylor, $l43.22; Hart,
$3.50; Bennett, $57 %; Panchot, $28.6i.
The prize fighting fraternity of ST. Louis
were considerably exercised over what
would have been sure knock out for Tom
Allen, the ex-champion heavyweight pu-
gihst. Dan DAILY, a middleweight, and
Allen keep saloons around the corner from
each other in st Louis. There has been
bad blood between the two for some time.
Last Sunday the men met in front of DAILY g
place and each were backed by several
friends. II took but few words to bring
on q battle and blows were exchanged thick
and fast. Allen was knocked down in tie
first round. The police then appeared aud
arrested the whole party.
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Ed.


BURNES-On Saturday, June 30. at o'clock
a. m, LAWRENCE, son Of Patrick aud Maria H.
Burnes. aged year, months and days.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents. No
2il5 Market street this Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend Iatgment at Mt. Cslvery. -
oBILH-On ssturS6y, Jnne>s6, 1888, AZ three
o'eI$Tk, CtEoLLsG, wife OF Albert Drum aged IS
Time of funeral in Monday's REGISTER.
KINCHELOR-On Saturday, June 20 1888, at s
O'Clock q. m, MuDRE,, daughter Of X :. aud
NJ. d. Kincheloe aged Is years, month and IL
days.
Funeral from the residence CT her parents, No.
Is Virginia street, Monday morning Al 70 O'Clock.
InIerAent at Peninsula cemetery, rrivs'-
FELT-on Thursday. ~ ., 1893 o, one
M. =: va 80. nome in Martins Ferry, o. 4,
..sE FELT, aged ca.
ZIMMER-From cholera morbus Saturday.
June I'D, at 3 O'Clock p. m, JACOB ZIxNER, aged
~ years.
IMHOFF-Thursdsy, June %, 1854 AZ .clcck
a. m, CLARESCE L., infant son OF Irwin w. and
Lon H. Imhof. aged IS months aud days.
PORTER-On Thursday, June ~, at o'clock
a IN at MCuudsyille, ELNEE eldest son of U.
b. and Alice V. Porter, aged year, months
and 8 days
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-01

One of the prettiest battles ever fought
ont on the diamond is the contest between
Brooklyn and st. Louis for the lead III the
Association. The Browns have passed the
bridegrooms and now hold the lead by
slender advantage. 1t would seem that
the good all-around work of Won der Ahe's
pets would insure them victory. Close
after Brooklyn the Athletics are beginning
to loom up as dangerous competitors for
remnant honors. They are playing
steady, clean cut game, and nothing 80
far has been sufficient to check their up
ward climb Cincinnati is only holding
her own in fifth place. Baltimore is pick
ing up in her work, and the next week
will probably show an improN ement IN her
percentage, although not sufficient to
change relative positions. Cleveland,
Louisville and Kansas City are jogging
along in the same old rut The record
up to Saturday is as follows:
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TRADE NOTES

Ttarge iron pipe works Annlston,
Aa.s being erected with Ft speed
Tpiegel furnace of th.ehigh Zinc
G ethlehem, Pa, hasen lighted
aterear's id eness.
TbeeehbuTG, Pa, FOury and Ma
ciiul, lately on rned Ouwil rebulId
st oaDd increase its Cspl stock from
$50, to SIS, 900.
Troy Steel and IroCo., Troy, Is
uHu under the HeineOOi!ers at the
new furnance plant, . experiment.
ing ,the same fuel for pldllnS.
Tbw stack furnace aich has been
!, ,ar, position at the lie Elm smelt.
inc N, Joplip. No, b been started
nm le ore is now ,,artS2S per ton 10
the Ia district.
walker, prophet oft = Shelter
hr;darks. is rebuildk, in IRON, the
nartiesDisston Jaw orks, in Phils'
fsIn which recenalyburned down.
~ ,ture covers an re and ball OF
~ He is also bulldog the new steel
for the Allegher Bessemer Steel
liver Station, o the p, V. u T.
ING to the Bosta BuiictiH, electric
S.bas now been ,ut on 3 CONNER
al A company has bsen formed
IA; y Boston capitalists, with capt.
:, Of 4 half millio. which will turn
inx machines. The machines will
.but the sompSy has royalty on
ssld made by ter m9cnines' 10
,..,is practicable, q meter Is set upon
khta ,,.
rsnnsylyania Rsiiroad Ctafisls con-
- idea . few days ago thst an en-:
,oiiye could be built in less than
scrr hours, ne best time on record,
wss by the Baldwin locomotive
IN Philadslphia. Accordingly
IL Seaun on Monday morning last
PI.,s AZ Altoona. Twentyrfour
=. ahegiven time. In sixteen hours
ase minutes the engine was CON-
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Likely.

Ice dealer ito applicant Ever been in
the Ice business, boy?
Boy-No, sir.
Ice dealer-H-m. Know anything about
arithmetic?
Boy-Yes, sir,
Ice dealeT-h-m. What would 20 pounds
OF ice amount 10 at a cent and q half .
pound?
REPRESENTATIVE cents, sir.
Ice deslsr-H-m. You seem q likely lad.
1 guess I'll give yon trial.
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MARRIED..

STATHRRS-WHlTEsID At the residence
of the bride, "a Thursday evening ut O'Clock,
nv Rov. Mr. Rhicldaffcr. Or. w. + STRATHEts to
Miss VIRGINIA wHIIE sIDEs; both Of this city.
No cards
SHALL CROss-lu this city, We'd
neSday, June e, lSSs, by Rev. d.. A. Curn'ng
ham, Mr.. CHAa W. COwAS and Miss ANNIE X.
SBALLCR"ss both OF this city. No car Is.
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AnsOstura Bitters, the world renowned
appetizer and invigorstor Used now over the
whole civilized world. Try it but beware Of i'm
itations. Ask for the genuine article, manufac-
tured by DR.. J. G. B. siegert & Sons.
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SEASON OPENS JUNE q, 1883.

These famous Mountain Reforts, situated upcn
the summit OF the Al eghRnies and directly nron
the Main Line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. have the advantage Of lis through train
service both cast and west, and arc therefore
readily accessible from all parts al the country:
All b. & .. T. aims stop ut Deer Park and Oakland
during the season.
With due regard fer the safety Of guests In ca,e
Of accident fire escapes OF the most recent and
approved design have been added 70 the no al
buildings at both resorts.
Electric light have been introduced through
out the houses aud grounds: largo swimming
baths provided for ladies' and gentlemen; suit
able grounds for lawn tennis; boNlinR alleys
and billiard rooms are here: fine riding and
driving horses are kept for hire I'm short all tho
necessary sdjupcu for the comfort health or
pleasure OF Patrons
RArEs-s6O. SIS and cooper month, according
to location. Diagrams Of rooms and ioou can
be seen At b. 4 o. Ticket once
All communications should be addressed 10
Geo ID. DeShields nansg+r Il 40. Hotels, Cum
berland, Md. mp to June 10th, amer that date
either DEEs PARK or OAKLAND, Garrett Comfy.
Md. my aOdv
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MAG NOLIA

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LIQUID preparation for face. neck. arms and hands
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MAGNOLIA

BALM Take HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM viii
yca 10 the Seaside. Mountains Rural Resoytsi
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MAGNOLIA

BALM gives Rayishingly BeautfalSkin. BEAD
y rsed and can't be detected. ons trial oonsincesI
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MAGNOLIA

BALM preserves the Complexion and makes /,
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4 'AGNOLIA

: ,-sesSis MAGNOLIA BALM is not :
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yITANrEr-TwO RELIABLE MEN WANT
w ed at once Must come well recommended.
Apply at No. "a Eleventh street, upstairs W. I.
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