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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-07
Worlds Dlspsnsary Medical Association,
66S main st., BUFFALO, NY.
How q DTiingGhild
Was Saved /!

cicEno. HAMILTON Co., fNp.. Sept, ~. ISL
7hC folloSlnSis a trpO recount OF what yoVr
B.s. S. hasdole our ii:iic iau;htor. Hazel
now four years old. whsH u m0nths old .
lump appeared on her heel .r;Jch slowly grow
larger The family ray'cll1 thought Il was
caused by y piece OF Lraiul Eilia or needle,
but failed TO brig anything TO light. Tho
child became fecblor AZ the time. seeming to
lose thc use OF her leg. and finally quilt walk.
Ing entirely. Tho middle finger and thumb
OF eitherGana became enlarged, tho fi0sh bo-
coming hard. The hip Jouts became involV'
Cd. 10 that WhsB SSVentOsa months old shO
could not stand, having lost thu use Of leg
AndRrm. Partial curvature OF tho EplnO also
followed. Tho nervous system was wrecked,
muscles contracted, and there was general
wasting Of tiesli ami muscle. At eighteen
months OF hCe Sho was placed under the
Treatment OF q prominent physician of Dos
ton, NSgs, but at the cnd OF ten months GhO
had declined to SGcs degree thatSho was Ia
~ dying condition. Tbh Wa - April, 1885
We took The child away not knowing Wast
70 do. In this dreadful dilemma we were
ovorpersundcd ~ friends to try "onO bot
tie" OF SwTFI'R STEcIFlc. which We did, and
before Il had all been taken we Jaw \ change
for tho better 10 her aymptomL wOkPptit
up, and have donO 40 to this day, and will
keep It up, II tho Lord wiilI. Tor many days
toeome, fer II hes brought our dying Hazel
to lltc. to visor. 20 strength and health NgaIn.
me GAhsn hue Of her cheeks hiss changed TO
AroSy tint. sn0 l. Ebls to walk anywhere,
her languor and neilnsAols l7yo passed
away. and she IA now blithe. cheerful. nay.
ny Torlplng child. Should you wish TO in.
ercaGo your tss.,monIali OF proof OF tho
virtue OF 3. g, g.. our names mud what we
have saId Is but portion OF what We oITot 70
you, GhoUld you wish to use thOni.
KINdlY yours,
AEN, Z, SWIFT.
6ERIRuDS Z. SWIFT.
P.o. BOX ~
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mAilsd
TEEswlTrsrErrylc Co. Drawer a. tlan.a,da
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These prices are based on Wholesale transactions
OF this day, subject 10 fluctuations during tho week
BBckphtGt FGpUr--2I5SaSc per pound.
Butter-DSmRnd heavy; choice creamery 26a26ci
farmers best dairy roll lSa2Cc; common SallC.
CTGnbtFriGS-CAps Gods s. rs per crate; JerSeyI
s. 25a3 10 per CrAte; SlO 0OAIl % per barrel,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud Ohio Nays 81 10 per
DTiEd FT1gitS-NeW evRpOrHted pared peaCneS 32a
Sc; IMPAIRED do. @ei raSpbeffseS S9c; black
berries l!4l21Sc. New sun drtOd-Applea, quartcrl
&C.; sliced lUc; peaches, new halves, DC; do.
quar- 5A6c do. pared l5a lSc pited cherries &c
neWcvapoTAted apples l0allC.
ElgS-StrICtly fresh stock at 22A23c per doZ. !
picked l6AlSc; supply light and demand good.
FCGtIers--Cholce 4VaS5c, in original packages; "a
SC mOre In small lou.
wheat, l6AlGC.
PouIirLJ-DIesscd chickens, l0allc; dressed tur.
klCs, lie; dressed ducks, i2c live tuEkisH, Ease.
RdgS-SIeGdy At Ihalhc for white mixed cotton;
lRlkC for all wool lI4Al5Sc for mixed.
ADpLGs-N stock, hand picked, 50 76l3 90
per Dbl; extra fancy s. "; demand good; supply
light
per buShel Jersey Sweets large S. " per bbl Medi
INNS, So 10 per Dbl Onions 81 4Gal b0 per buShel,
81 UOa4 81 per barrel; good demand. Cabbage 81 60
per barrel packed sold stock 81 IS per barrel Tur.
nipS, 81 26al W per barrel PRrSuips " OOA2 . per
barrel.
tropical FrIitS-MeSSInR Lemons, s. 25Ai 20 per
boz; Malaga Lemons So 70 per box; ASpinwall
bananas 81 b0a2 80 per bunch according TO size
md quality; Jamaica oranges % 00a6 70 per bbl,
Valencia oranges ~ 70 per case; Florida oranges
fancy brlghIs, s. 0!R3 ~ per box. husSets, as.
sorted sizes, g 70 per bIx, Cocoauuts, 700 per
dozen. Malaga grapes s. OOa6 % per barrel.
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A Chicago dealer sent his minister a
barrel Of mess pork, and the reverend gen.
tlemsn acknowledged the same in poetry.
There's 8 combination for you-pork and
poetry. We touch our hat to Chicago.
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whom the computation Of data wRs in'
trusted. l trust It will not reach you too
late for your needB. am,
With great respect, yours,
TsiRned1 ]. W. POWELL,
Director,
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CdttGe-l,OO0 10 LOO lbs stock 4A4kc per ID. {;
$40 to 800 lbs SGl9zc per h.: 700 70 500 lbs. %
logs-MRrket fair; 6a51L<o per Id.
LdIHbs-Good at tabc per -.
C1IpCs-IahC per ID.
Sk1I--3AihSopeE 10.
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FOR SALE.

Va oac, for tale about 10 ACRES OF LAND
ja,. eis! OF the Court Houlc In AOundsVHle' W.
"a ON which IL largo dwelling house and out
bni{t{pgs sfalt trees, Shruhhery, DC,
Tb, land lies 40 that dVc Of the principal streets
extend through Il. +, ,.,co,.
m md The purchasers Terms easy.
" Ai.o. about forty Building Lois adjoining same.
oi J.w. GALLAHER,
JOHN n. TURNER,
L. W. HUNTER,
49,, Moundayil!e, W. Va.
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on Cry, Pa, March G.-oPened al 9SJfc; highest
q 90; lowest 9SsSc: closed 1T 93ISu; sales 1885,
90 barrels; cleArAnCes i,Sl6,0O0 barrels: runs 49,.
ISL barrels; shipments 7O,3u barrels; charters Co.
81 barrels.
NEW YoAK, March G,-PetroIeum closed at 9S11{c;
opened al 93Nc: highest 81 IS cash 81 90 regular;
lowest 9s9Sc: sales 6, bC4 900 barrels.
PTTTsHURHn, Pa, March 6.--Petroleum excited,
strong and higher; opened at 93j<C; closed al
931<c; highest 81 OIL; lowest 933fc.
BRADFORD, March O. Opened at 931Sc closed ct
9Sxc; highest q O0 lowest 9kc; cleafGnc.I $4,000
barrels.
TTTUEyuIE, Pa, March 6.-opened at $780, high.
est 81 90: lONeat $3.50; closed At 9S5SC.
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CTOCK8 FOR SALE.

shares Elron Glass Company.
q snare LIEelle Nail MIL.
N -Iark gsnWoli Nall MIL.
q .haf,s Junction Nail MIL.
~ ~ .pS1,s psNesAy insurance COMPANY,
No For Rent, IwO-story Brick Dwelling. with
,a1t1., 80 quo thGpline street, aud Two story
R,ST Dwelling, with 10 rooms, on South Front
pi.I J.,A.I, l. lRWlS, Agent,
Icy55 No "a Twelfth Street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

nj OllOE ~ 4ahH DSA wa
in the Circuit Court oil Ohio County, West Viz.
GINA:
John GlalIn, Edward L. EGmes. Horace J. Fair
child, Dexter n. ForCe and Daniel RoolIson; .
frm doing business under the arm name Of h.
B. Clalln 4 Co., plaintiff
VI.
John ESemsr, Sarah A. kUener ana John koemeI'
htt husband, Harry Roemer, trustee, George q.
CALDWELL trustee H. n. Russell, trustee, lEaAc
q, Weller aud Hannah WELLER, hfm doing
bu,lbFss under the firm name oil ChGs. Weller q
EOp lanes IRuRhlln, John Reid and Peyton b.
DobbipS trustee defendants.
In ChAnCeIy,
Take notice that tho depoSltlouB OF Nathan WI:
EluInp aud OtheFS Will DO taken NJ the once o.
Caldwell 4 JRIdV we'll, over too German BANK on
NHEti strcc In The city OF Wheeling, IN the state
Of Meet VlrsiniG, on the 18Th day OF March, \. d:
lssS, between The hours OF s O'Clock 4. =. and
O'CLOCK ~ 10 DO read IN evidence 10 Inc ABOVE
named cause on behalf Of said dtisndGnth Ano on
behAi OF each Of thtm, Aud II, from any cause
Che taklrg Of the said depoaHicns Rnail not e
CONN need, or being commenced, AhAll NOT p0
completed on that day, the taking OF lhe same
Will be adjourned from time 70 TING unIu wv
RARAH A. ROEMER and
HAIRY ROBuER, trustee
By GALLON I'LL & CALDWELL, their attorneys
10 the plGluti6s, John ClAnlu, EDWARD E RAmes,
Horace u. FAirchlld, Dexter N. FoTco ana Danlel
Robinson, Hrm dOlnG business under the nIIA
name Of II. b. ClAtln q Co, each OF tns mo I1s
ben Of which arm arc non'r98ldenb OF tnn sAte
VI West VIfHinIA, tolbWe
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LorS
NEAR ELM GROVE FOR SALE.

Pursuant 10 the decree Of the Circuit Court Of
ONO county, West Va, entered on tho ntSt cay OF
I19s, 1851, In the suit between Mary X. Cracrats
plNntH and Key Mcdonald aud others, defendants,
aud the subsequent DEGREES and orders In SAID
cause. the undersigned, special Commissioner
will, on
TUEiDAY. THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1888,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. r., soil at public auc,
ton AZ the front door OF tho Court House OF sAlo
county, the parcels Of land numbered respectively
stO 10 eight TO uiueecn,) iuolu.iVc, on the f!At
marked ~ died IN said Guit, aud recorded III VIC
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of SAID county III
Deed Book numbered 50, page lTS.
The property will DO sold IN separate parcels, OF
several parcels lying together or Rs NholeL3 may
b, found mott jndinious. j..
TERMS or sALE-kAch purchaser to pay IN
hand onc,thlrd OF tho purchase money due Dy MIN,
and ~ much more ~ no may choose 70 pay Aho
the residue II any, Ia two equal instruments pear
sg lnlerCAt from the day Of sale, Ard pay able re-
spoCtlyely In one aud two years respectively theIe-
alter notes with good security to be given Tor the
deferred nstalmentS aud the legal title 70 DO re-
tanned ~ further security uOlil payment III luL.
But II the purchaser OF any OF the SAID properly
pay In EAnd one half or more OF tho purchase
money due and TO bscome due by him. MS notes
without peronal security will DO received IoE ne
deferred lnstGlmGuN to become dne from MIN; the
title to the PyoPeEIy sold TO him heng retained Is
hCCuIiIy Tor such deferred instruments,
DANIEL LAMB,
Special Commissioner.
hrTeby certify mi Daniel Lamb, the ABOVE
named specihf hEqhif DlCr, has given BOND 70
the peusi nv Ruh lIilh r ldlti9n and BuIety& re-
Quhtl BY law and tle above mentioned degrees
tSwE 5Sp, ". AFEAAELln GtSLks-
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Miss ssnghlen Observation-Disclosures,
you've got your thumb in my soupl Green
Waiter (assuriDgly)-No matter, miss; it
isn't hot enough to burn me.
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. IA Il UNUFdINI
Warrington, u. O.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Nav DFIeann Il

aENENHEp That the presence Of GensrsII
nEMLMULn BeAuregGrd and hRrly, who .
In charge Of the drawings, Ia guarantee OF abs :
Lutte fairness and integrity, that the chances are
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment OF all Prl1es 1
BANKS Of New Orleans, and tho Tickets q }
signed by the President OF Rn Institution whose
chartered rights arc recognized IN tho dighe
Courts; therefore, beware Of Rny limitations "t
anonymous schemes
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Newly married couples should be care
ful not to extract 80 much sweetness from
the honeymoon as to leave only the
RhAcka.
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TOR SALE

~" 'HI"
tvos story Franc House and half acre lot, one
mile Wes. Of bridgeport Ohio, on Rational hoAd
IoT,c contains seven roonHs and summer Hitchen,
= yoSd sable aud all necessary oulbulIdlnghi
1lestf Of enoce fruit GU promises; cheap ana on
easy leTIaS. t.,.,. D,,0,,I,,, uorso nm
souih Huron street, Wheeling Island.
''''O' ~ r. A. HOWELL,
Insurance AID Real Estate agent,
HEIdRennrt. Ohio.
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Loye 81 cerv1ntOs bod Qql1oLIo lan;

Take Of these elements all that's available,
Arrange them according 10 the very best plan,
COndenEe in q form that's the most unA1bAitabie,
And the rekiduum Is newspaper man"
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HAILA

Mails, Fence and BrGds-lOd to cod, g 90; Sd and
%, g Is; Cd and I'd. 81 50; ID and I'd, 81 6S; I'd
50 50; ID, $40.
BdIrsl-sl Inch, s. Is; x inch, &42S; inch, 81 90;
~ inch, % 81; II inch g %;lS6 inch, s. 90; X
inch, 81 IS.
fTniGGtHg-1 Inch, 50 %; X INCH IS %: II inch
81 70; IL tpi5t inch, s. %; inch, IS Isl ~ inch,
So 81; 3 inch aud over s. 70.
casing aud Bos-lOd to SOD, So Is; Sd, $500: Cd
8 Isl ID, s. 80; Sd, 81 60.
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lg
nor SALE LOW.

F.,m Of 257 Aces within two miles Of hn;'
LM .i.iou on H. & D. X. B., 100 acres under Gull
ess,,6n and the rOsIdue In uhculled timber OAK
Pop!H spu Walnut WV. HoGE q FRO,
1900 Market Street
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4 Canadian lady 10 suing man for
s. 900 for kisSing her. The fellow evil
IDENTIFY IealiEss now that he has been gull.
ty Of a blnnder.buaa,
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Dry doods.
NYnnf

NV YoAK, March S.-AsuIuIl to Tuesday thr
demand Of agents was very moderate, but q
lObbing hands very good trade was In progress.
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American JOuradilSI.
II you want feeslp, for that magical mylteEy,.
Known TO the world n the "NeWspGper man."
Take all Of the knowledge condensed Into history
And CrAmiE all into one skuu II you can.
The wit Of Prlnter-ths wisdom Of Solomon,
Tha humOr OF Twain or the HawGeye hOnd,
With uuAnlum sufficient 70 dash OF q column on
Any known thcme for relief Of the spleen.
The genius Of JuniuE for vituperGtion,
The push Of De LesSepS in carving up land,
A demonIsh deAineAn NJ Allltetnuoni
The smile OF a chinese 30 "chid'like and bland"
The boIdnesS Of Bruce and the virtue Of Madison;
Satire Of swift IN the Tale Of Tub"
Pride OF Byron, the elegance OF Anderson;
Essence Of "CulChAh" In vogue At the "huD,"
The grace OF BOCcacc;O - displayed In "Decame-
ron"
Love Of CervAntOs for QuixolIo fun;
HcIence Of Darwin, the soul OF an Emerson;
Courage Of Jackson At bloody Bull Run.
The brIliAnco Of Burke and poverty Of ChAttertonI
The pen Of Pei kins for spinning yRrni
The purpose OF Grant and the truth Of washing
ton; 81
Wild imas InatIon Of De Quincy or Verne,
The eye Of h Turner for c0lors artiStical;
Ear Of Beethoven and voice OF Hun;
Hand OF Heller for tricks that are mystical;
And knRCk Of SAKE at con ioctIng pun;
The brain Of Bacon, the loRIcot spencer;
Critical Acumeu Of Poe or Of White,
ShrewdnesS OF Gould than which nothing u denEer;
Law OF BlAckstone-the love OF 4 knight,
The bias OF Bulwer for things metaphysical;
EkepIiGAl bent OF Paine or volatile;
liking OF ADStey for things extra'whimGicali
lender humanity Of the poet OF Ayr:
The Will Of Hhpole0n-the force Of his legionsi
Powers OF detective Of 4ousieur Lecocq;
gubtleIy Of satan in his sulphurous regions.
And "a cheek that Is harder than AdamRnt
rock.
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TO FARMERs, GARDENERS, RrC.
Grape VInss for Spring Of 1883,

so Varieties oil tho Best Old and. New 1npI
Grown In this Country.
30 concord. Ives, Hartford, CatAwba or Perkin,
for 81 90.
IL Martha. Champion, Alya, AgawRm, senec,,
Salem, Goethe, or WArden's, for 100.
10 PoctIiugton, Jefferson. Lady, telegraph,
for 81 90.
Niagara Moore's Early or Empire State he
81 %, IN a collection OF other varieties.
Vines Atrictly nBt class, and very low by the lul
or 600.
Also. RaspberrIea. BlGckberriCg, Strawberries,
CurrAntS and GooSberriOs In variety.
Persons deslrlnR 70 plant small ttultR are r.
Quested to send list OF what they want TO be
priced, before Ordering elsewhere. Address,
W. NJ. DUNLAP,
iG26 D4w West Alexander, Pa.
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NOR sALE-OHI0 COUNTY FARM.
me property know Gs the Crawford Farm,
-, Tween Genl'H Run and short Lreek, IN
TicIIald District, bout lour miles from wheel
tus, .,,bIe. corn CRIB tGu.; all In good repair
gs. IseG * excellent, (limestOne) well watsred
l LDy ,in6eTcd, and nuderlaId with coal. Tarms,
an Also 10! kaC, cottage with acres Of land
SdIJIniag the farm. A good home ioF Small
hnty' "'P'" c.. J. RAwLNG.
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FOR sALE.

-0P SALE OR RENT-THE DEslR.
Evans new dwelling house, No, ~ n. IoL5
.9d ma nov S GwSsd T. aSS inquire d
Sc, ~ 70 "sERGER. No ll0l Main street. mre
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NRw York, March 6.-wool quiet and steady;
domestic aeeco 2AS7C; pulled l6a58C; Texans lSa21c
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A INVOLVEMENT.
the undersigned, do hereby announce myself
& candidate for the nomination FOR SHERIFF.
Of the county OF Ohio. West Va, subject TO all
Democratic rulCs.
fe4 JOHN ROBRECHT,
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NOR SALE

FOR SALE
i No. General store
And Seven ROomed Dwelling
desirable location; old estAblbhed lSde. a
:. ~ opportunity. Address
iAe o''''' LOCK BOX No. 80,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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Ghs qntetLigeater.
TnK NEWSPAPER MAN.

onlesl Nos. ID nnd q roartsonlh strest.
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4 FINE FARM FOR SALE.

= IN Acre Farm, one aud half miles west o.
&, HT.inyiI.c on tho Pike; 100 acres cleared b0
Isr, ID gas: fruit q all kinds small iruit And
NJ Ia ssrlling good stable, wagon Aned and other
OUWtSnI,tinEs EaSy teTns For further inioTmA'
g NV, ,T,tI,ifg OF OLIVIA PEyK,
"'H '"' St. Granville, Ohio,
In Wheeling. ". Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
BEFORE Justice Richardson.

When the name OF John Il. Hagan was
called m the Police Court yesterday morning
4 ueaty.dressed young man walked up to
answer the charge OF retaining IN his posses
sion S34 in money, which belonged to the
Cigar-Makers' Union OF Richmond. The
matter was settled by Hagan's paving over
the amount named, which he Of his own ac-
cord volunteered 10 do.
Albert Harris (coored) was charged with
stealing a watch worth $50 from John o..
Hall and one worth s. from w. III. Mat
fhews. The evidence showed that the
watches were given Harris to be repaired,
and that he had never returned them. He
stated that his place was broken into and
these watches, together with several Others,
were stolen. He said he intended 70 pay for
them both, and did 50 before leaving the
building.
Matilda Hi ana Catherine Thornton Goth
colored) were charged with cursing and
abusing Josephine Peasants. Josephine
Peasants was charged on a cross warrant
with cursing and abusing Jane Hssklus.
Matilda and Catherine were lined IS each;
Josephine Peasants was discharged.
Mr., Thomas Z. Turner was charged with
allowing vicious dog 70 run at large and
bite Mr.. Andrew Antoni. Mr.. Turner said
that the dog described by Dir. Ant0ni did
not belong 10 him. The police were III
structed to Kill the dog II It was found.
Dolly Lockett (cocred) was fned $3.50
and costs for striking Philip Turner on the
head With a brick. aud Philip, who retaliated
by slsppiug Dolly, Was made to suffer TO The
same amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
Bnse-Bau Yesterday.

Washington:
Washingtons. .......0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 3
indianapolis .......2 0 = 0 0 0 X 4
Base-hits-W ashingtons, s; indianapolis,
10. Errors-W sshingtons, @; indianapolis,
4. Batteries hitney and Mack; Heaey and
Daley.
Baltimore
Baltimores.. 1 l 0 4 3 1 1-12
Athletics. 0 l 9 3 2 X-15
Base hits Batimores, 10; Athletics, u.
Err0rs-B altimores, 10; Athletics, 10. Bat
teries-Smth and Trott; Seward and Robin
son.
philadelphia:
Philadelphiss. ......1 0 0 1 90 0 0 o. .
PittsburghS .......0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 O. l
Base.hils-P biladelphias, & Pittsburghs,
4. Errors-Philadelph 10; Pittsburghs.
4. Batteries-GcaSon and Clements; Nor
ris and Carroll.
Cincinnati:
Circinnatis. 0 1 l 0 2 0 o. G
ST. Louis ...........0 0 0 40 % 0 l. 3
Base-hits- Cincnnatis, 8; st. Louis, Z.
Errors Cincnnatis, a; st. Louis, D. Bat
teries-Visu and Baldwin; King and MILL
gan.
Louisville:
Louisyllles .........0 l 0 0 o. 0 6-12
Kansas City. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 g. 4
Base-hits-Loulsyilles II; Kansas City, 7.
Errors Louisvlles, 4; Kansas City,4. Bat
teries--Chamberlain and Cross; Porter and
Daniel.
New York:
New Yorks.........0 $4,000 90 3
Chcsgos ........".4 0 0 0e2 l TX s
Base-bits-New Works, 8; Chicagos, 10.
Errors New YOrks. 8; Chicagos, 4. Bat
Ieries-Keefe aud Ewing; Krock and Daily.
Boston
Bostons ...........0 100000 o. 0
Detroits ............0 ID 4 8 0 0 0x-10
hits Bostons, IL; Detroits, IL. En-
rors- Bostons. o; Detroits, @. Batteries
Madden and Tate; Conway and CANCEL.
Brooklyn:
Clevelands ..........2 O0OO2I 0-5
Brooklyns. .........5 l OF 0 COS x-0
Observation-Disclosures 8; Clevelands, 10.
-Brooklyns, I; Clevelsnds, s. Bat
teries- Carutburs aud Bushong; Gkeley
and Snyder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
GOSPORT MAYNARD.
PLENTY OF WORK PROMISED THE
FIRST or JULY.
Will II Be Forthcoming - The Late
floods-Bridgs Building Retarded
Personals and Briefs.
Tcons.pOndenco Of the Richmond Di.patch.I

Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va. June 0. 1883.
The well-worn chestnut that there will be
plenty Of work in the uayy.ysrd after the LIST
OF July, the beginning OF the new fiscal year,
~ again announced. That was said with o
certain amount OF confident assurance last
June, but utterly failed OF realization. AT
present there IL no work whatever in the
steam engineering and the equipment DEPART
ments OF the yard, and very little In the con-
struction and yards and docks depart
ments.
The lste floods greatly iuterfered with the
track.layers and bridge-bullders on the At
lsn,ic and Danvillo railroad, and the line Is
not yet into Jerusalem. twill be within
few days, however. The telegraph line
along the road was finished yesterday and
offices opened at the main stations from Nor
folk 10 Franklin.
Norfolk received ITO bales OF cotton for
the week ending last night, az compared
with 10 bales the same week last year, the
receipts being next TO those at New Orleans.
The officers OF the Fourth Virginia regi.
ment will carry seven companies 10 the State
encampment at the Allegheny Springs In
August.
Colonel n. J. Turner, representing Wiz.
einia in the Supreme Lodge, Knights OF
Pyihias, left to-day for Cincinnati. One
uniform division OF Portsmouth and quite a
large body OF Pythlans leave here on Nom
day.
Carpenter d. W. NJ. Nash arrived at his
home In Portsmouth this morning, having
been detached from the United States steamer
Swatara in Hampton Roads.
A number OF the Baptist and Methodist
churches OF this section observe "Chlldren's
day" tomorrow.
Surgeon W. X. DuBose has been detached
from the Naval Hospital here and ordered 10
duty on the tralning.ship Jamestown, at
Baltimore.
Ciyi-Engineer VI. r. Endicott, in charge
Of the Yards and docks department Of the
naVy-yard, is in New York, and Naval.Con>
structor Bowes is expected home from Bos-
ten tomorrow.
An effort will be made to have the new
Councils pass the elght-hour law and make
1t apply to the employees OF the city.
The Joint Ferry Committee leave here TO-
morrow for Wilmington, Del, to inspect
the ferry steamer City OF Portsmouth, Just
built for this harbor and ready for de-
livery. IL.