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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-07

State of Yves. Virginia, August Rules, 4. b. 1875.
John Becker
W. ~ 3 @
John J. Sim0ns, Frederick N. simous and Edwin
T. Sirons, partners doiug bushes, under tho
firm name and I.ylo Of simons, Brother and
Company, simon Stern, survivor Of himself
and Johcrh stern, dcccalcd, late partners doing
business under the firm name and style OF
Stern and slera. Henry a. Kirby anu belmont
Z. Mowry. partners doing business In the
L.Rmc OF Kirby, Mowry 4 Company, Simon
Stern and Jacob Stern, survivors of Simon
stern and Jacob stern md Joscvh stern, late
partners doing business In the name ind style
VI Stein and Stern, and Jacob Stern.
AFFIDAVIT having been duly made and filed that
a. Kirby aud belmont E. Mowry arc not real.
dents Of this State, aud the object Of this suit te.
ing 10 require the defendants partners as afore.
said, US Simons, Brother aud Company, and mart.
ners as aforesaid Us Kirby. :Mowry < Company
Ind Jacob Stern. to inierpleal touching .helss
several claims upon sll.G.2 IS OF Indebtedness OF
the plaintiff, John Becker, 10 the firm OF stern
and stern, tho said Jacob sierra calming that
slct ID OF said Sl.t22 81 should be paid by John
Becker TO him ny assignee OF etern and Stern,
and simons, Brother and Company claiming a
lien by gGrnlshce attachment served on said
Becker to the extent OF sGUl ~ interest mud
costs on said Indebtedness Of 81 GO IS, aud the
said Kirby Mowry Claiming a lien by garnIshee
htthcuuleuk selfcu Oh Alu Becker 10 the extent
OF s5la o. and interest and costs on said ipdebt.
edness; and tho said Becker PRAYING TO be al.
lowco 10 pay the said 81 ,0e56 iuto court, to be
h~cicafter distributed las the court shall decree:
to cnjoin and restrain by orders and DEGREES
prayed from said court. the said Slmonr, Brother
and Company and Kirby, Mowly aud Com.
rS,,y ,d from pI pEo C against the
above referred to: 10 DO decfccd
BY the raid court, upon payment OF the taid
sl.G22 IS into court by him The said John Becker.
and upon his procuring the defendants to Inter.
plead according 20 the course OF the said court,
to 30 discharged from all liability 10 tho dc.
!cndants making claims III aforesaid In the
premises; to have all his costs In the cause and
such general relief as the court may See NJ TO
grant, md the said defendants. Jacob Stern.
simon Stern, Henry A. Kirby and belmont 4.
Mowry, not having been served with process Ia
this curt, 1t Is ordered that they, and each OF
them. be and are hereby required 10 appear In
this case within one month after the date OF tho
first publication on the 7th day OF August, 4, b.
1870. hereof, and do what Is necessary 10 protect
their respective lnloIest5: and that this order be
published once q week for four successive weeks
III some newspaper published IN said county,
ana be posted at the front door OF the Court
HoHse thereof according to law.
Witness the signature Of John ", Mitchell,
Glerk Of the said court, at his oficc In the Court
House thereof, this 9th day OF August, 4. D. 1890.
ut Rules. JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk. |
GEo. Z. BoYp, Attorney for Plaintifr. au7.r1f
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Though disease caunot always DO conquered,
Its first approach can DO checked. But not only
Is tho use OF a medicinal safeguard 10 be recon.
mended on the frat appearance OF a malady,
but wise discrimination should DO exercised In
tho choice 0! asemcdy. For thirty years or moro
Aossestcr's Stomach Bittcrs has been tho reign.
Ing specific for dyspepsia. fever and aSuc. a loss
Of phys!cal stamina. liver complaint and other
disorders, and has boon most on alphabetically In.
dorScd by medical mon as a health and strength
restorative. u Is indeed R wise p.ccaution to
usc this sovereign ior.iiyipg agent and al,esa.
two In the early stages Of disease, for It effect.
nally. counteractS 1t, II the mslady belongs 10
that large cla:s to which this sterling medicine
Is adapted. Not only Is It eAicacious, but puro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-07

TIE Russian Government officially
denies the report OF the wholesale ex'
pulsion OF Hebrews from that country,
Russia, it will be remembered, denied
the stories about Siberian outrages. In
the iace OF all their denials tho fact re-
mains that the Hebrews arc prosecuted
and the Siberian outrages continue.
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DIED.

sCHEMPF-Ou Tuesday, August S. 1872, at u
O'Clock, Mr.. !AcoD ScuEMrF, nged g. Yeas,
months and s uayy.
Funeral from his late residence. No. o22S Eon
street, Thursday afternoon ut . O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited.
lntermcnt at peninsulas cemetery, private.
kOCH-At midnight Tuesday, August s, 1890,
MAGGlE, wife Of Louis Koch. in the tith
year Of her aye.
Funeral from her late residence, No. lis LaBcllc
street, Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Inter.
ment at PenInsular Cemetery. Friends OF
the family arc invited to attend.
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THERE Is n law that members OF Con-
gress shall lose their pay II they arc nb'
sent from their lcats. II Speaker Reed
will enforce 1t he will secure a quorum
for tho transaction OF business and re-
ceiye the concentration Of the people. !
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GOVERNOR CAMPBELL, OF Ohio, offers
$500 for the proof that he said he would
call out the State militia TO prevent the
operation Of the election bill il it should
become n law. The Governor doesn't
mean it. Mel are not in the habit Of
paying for proof that they do assinine
thinrc -
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DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.

COLUMBUS. o., July 50, 1880. 7
FRIEND DAWN: Yours Of the Goth in.
slant, with programme and announce.
ment OF the Pennyloyal Reunion, has
been received. ] will be on hand at the
date mentioned, that is August %. VIII
try and arrange to come on the same
train with the Governor. Very truly
yours. DANIEL ]. Ryan.
Hon. Darid D. Taylor, Cambridge, o.
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The best ealve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaius,
CORDS, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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The price OF beer has been advanced
by the British syndicate that purchased
tho Chicago breweries. Is it any won
der that Chicagoans are urging the
Government to declare war against Eng
land on account Of tho Behring's Sea
difficulties?
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Republican State Convention.

II Is ordered that a Convention Of the State
DO held In Tho city Of Mariinsbnrg. on Wednes.
day, tho 10Th day OF August, 1890, a. 10 O'Clock
4. M, TO nominate a candid ste for Judge Of tho
Supreme Court Of Appeals, e be voted for at tho
next, aud 10 transact such other business as may
properly come before said convention. Each
county Is entitled TO send TO Snld convention
ono delegate for each one hundred votes or
traction exceeding Nifty votes, cast for the Re.
publican candidate Tor Governor In 1883.
BY order OF the state Central Committee.
iyl3Daw q. ". ATk1SS0S. Secretary.
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Mr., PESDLEroS is having some rough
sailing in his campaign for a vindica'
ton. Some Of the boys are inclined to
look at the practical side Of the ques'
ton, and cannot zee anything practical
in the "martyr" business. Col. Dan
johnson and his friends are among the
number? 10
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4 GREAT EVENT,
Campbell, Ryan aud Dnuford to be at the

Campbell, Ryan ant Dnnford to be ut the
Ponnyroyhl Reunion.
Special Correspondence Ofhe lnteliGcnctr.
CAMBRIDGE, O., August 5.-There will
be IN extraordinary gathering of celeb
rites at this years Pennyroyal reunion.
AS heretofore announced, GOV. James
E. Campbell, Secretary Of State Daniel
J. Ryan, and x.Congrcasman Lorenzo
Daniord, among other well.know men,
will be present and deliver addresses.
In order that there may be no doubt
Upon this point, we publish the follow.
ing letters to the corresponding secre-
tary Of the association:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-07

THERE should DO Il large vote polled at
the Republican primaries Saturday
Every Republican voter will have an
opportunity TO express his choice OF men
who arc 10 mako up the county ticket
and lie ought not to neglect 1t.
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CONGRESS should pass the bill provid-
ing for tho removal OF the remains Of
General Grant to Washington. Such
action would meet with the approval OF
the entire country, which has become
disguised with the disgraceful delay Of
the metropolis in making good its
promise. E
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EXECUTIVE MANSION
COLUMBUS. O., August 9, 1890

Columns, O., August ., 1890. !
Ny DEAR.SiR: Replying to yours Of
the 18th ultimo. I would say that l have
no other design at the present moment
than to attend the Pennyroyal Reunion
on the 2Sth, and to DO there without
fail. Sincerely yours,
JAMES L. CAMPBELL.
Hon. Darid D. Taylor, Cambridge, O.. ,
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AuALr dozen murders on election
dayin Kentucky were expected and the
country was not surprised to read about
them the next morning. Kentucky can
always DO counted upon TO maintain her
reputation,
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BnAproRD COUNTY, Pa, farmers op'
pose the scheme OF giving State aid tc
roads because they are too poor to pay
the taxes. The reiueal to progress be
cause Of the cost is bourbonism OF the
worst kind. Do Bradford county far
mers expect to get good roads tor moth
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ST. C%LAlRsvlLLE. O., July %, 1890.
DEAR Sir: Yours Of Saturday, enclos-
ing programme Of Pennyroyal Reunion,
received. l fully expect to DO with you
at the time named. Yours truly,
L. DASFoRp.
Hon. Darid D. Taylor, Cambridge, 0.
This years reunion promises to be,
both in points Of interest and attendance,
the greatest Of them nil.
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stem, deceased late partners doing business
Under the firm name aud style OF stern and
htern, defendant. In assumpslt with attach.
ment.
.AHitavit having tccn duly made and filed
that tho defendant, simon Stern, Is not q resi-.
dent oil this state, and tho object Of this suit
being 10 obtain Judgment In favor OF said plain.
tlhs against the said defendant for the sum OF
S6Dl.9, with interest on Sal Is parcel thereof
irUm January q, 1899, until paid, and with In.
terEst on $40 81 residue thereof from
March IL, ls9O, until paid, Tor merchan.
disc sold and delivered 10, and work
said simon Stern and Joseph Stern, In his life
time, Us partners doing business under the firm
name aud style Of stern and Stern, a: their III.
staLc0 and request; ard to subject to the pay
lnent OF such judgment when obtained, tue
debts to said firm OF stern and Stern, and
the effects Of said drm. which hayo been at.
tached In this cautc: aud the said defendant not
having been Brryed with process In this suit, 1t
Is rrdeted That the said Simon stcIn be and ia
hereby required 10 appear III thi1 Gaze within
one month after the dase OF the tlrtt publication
on the eth day OF August, A. y. lsyv, hereof, and
DO what ts ntcettary 70 protect bis Interests;
and that thil ORDER Do published once Il week
Tor four successive weeks In some newspaper
pnblishtu l.! 'ald county AID be posted vt the
iroat door OF the Court hUute thereof according
10 law. f4t.s =
Witness the signature CT Johu ". Mitchell,
Clerk Of The said court, 1t bis uire ID the Cuur;
House thereof, this 9Th day Of August, 1893, al
Rules.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk oil the Circuit Court Of Chic County, ", Va.
CALDWELL 4 cALDH ELL,
Attorneys for plaintiffs. ' au7.rh
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WHEELING, AUGUST 7, 1890.

TIE official count shows Chicago to be
tho second city in population IN the
country, and the people OF the Lake
City arc happy.
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WILLIAM ERSKINE,
special Commissioner,

I hereby certify that bond has been given by
the nbove named tpcclAl commissioner, as 70.
qu!ted by law and the order Of the court. .l
JOHN n. MlTCHELL. Clerk.
WHEELING, August 6, 1890. au7.w
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Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipations. 25c. per box, S boxes for 81.
For eale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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"That was an appropriate flower Lord
lmpecune wore when he was married to
Virginia Boodle.n IT had not heard of
it. What was it ?" IA marizold,"
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THE PAIGE.CAREY CONTRACT


AAthu ~ ShAt Gkhts w NbuIts
VIM. II. Dunlap. Gerry, heard together
Hiram A. Caldwell, ctAl.
In pursuance OF a decree entered ia the above
named causes on tue 2lSt day OF June. le90. the
Undersigned SPECIAL commissioner OF Mld
court will on
SATURDAY, the 9th day OF SEPTEMBER, 1890,
auction. at the front door Of tho Court ll6u.e OF
ohio county. ". Va. tho following described
proltrty, t9.wit: A PARCEL Of land Oh tho waters
Of Little Wheeling Crek In Mid county, ad,
loinibg lands formerly owned by VIM, Neal and
!ohn &totherton and Others, and bounded as
io,lowS: Beginning at a stune, and running
with W1otheiton,s limo ten chains and I've links
TO n stone IN tho same; thence with Berry,
line fve chains to 4 stone: thence with the berry
lands hrinetly owned by Vim. Neal; thence
with tho Neal line, six and one half chains and
thirteen links to tho place OF BEGINNING, con.
tatnt1g cite acre, ntofd or less, bciug the same
property which was conveyed to Hiram A.
Caldwell by John Berry and wife by decd dated
March 81, LEGO. Said parcel Is near the National
road, about ONO third OF a milo cast OF Valley
Grove POAtoiic,. 1t has a dwelling, with ont.
buildings, and a garden. and has u good orchard
and gEapevines.
TRANS or SALE:-One.thlrd OF tho purchase
money, and such further portion thereof as the
purchaser may elect, III cash, tho remainder In
Two equal install lments. payable in one aud two
yeats respectively, with interest from the day Of
sale. which Interest, on the second deferred In.
stallment. shall DO payable annually. Title to
10 retained until tho purchase money IL fully
paid.
WILLIAM HRsEI0E.
A-anI.l
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PERSONS going out OF tho city Tor either
long or .hort periods, cnn have the lNILL'
ItGESGEH forwarded Ia ihsir address nj
tho sn,c OF 90 cents pr monsh--post"Ee
,reuniJ, f
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The worst cases Of scroiula, salt rheum
and other diseases Of the blood, are cured
by Hoods Sassapalilla. 8
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

10 the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. Ia the
Suite OF West Virginia, August Rules. AID. 1891.
John p.,simons, Frederick NJ. sImons, part.
ners doing business under the firm name and
tiIs, IS
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Simon. Stern, survivor OF hImielf and Jote2h
stem, deceased late partners doing business
Under the firm name aud style OF stern and
htern, defendant. In assumpslt with attach.
ypnpS
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John Becker

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, In the
State Of West Virginia, August Rules, A.. b. 1870.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

JOHN W. MITCHELL,
CLERK OF the Circuit Court Of Chic County, VIVA
CALDwE ELL & CALDH ELL,
Attorneys for plaintiffs. au7.rh
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
.S1EP ANyIOrS TO BE SENTENCED

Trenton, y. j., April 20 spcciaD.-Caspar soer, the
dcfaulting money order clerk in the Newark Postofce
rather Indignant over the published reports that
he seems TO be Of unsound mind MY intellect is all
right he said to a reporter today and Immediately
gave clear explanation of his method Of cheating the
Government out OF $4,000. II all he says Is true,
there must have been more than ordinary laAity OF
management in the Newark Postollce. d" could have
stolen three times as much as did he said. There
no supervision over my accounts BY the Post
master or his assistants Ny weekly reports to the
Government will be found all straight. The cash
hooks As far as written up are also straight; but
| quit writing up my cash books about SIX weeks
before | sent in my resignation. PAID no attention
10 The regulation requiring To balance the books
daily and my superOrs paid no attention 10 me
sorry for my wife soer added. and am ready 10
take the punishment that Is In store for me-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
RECEPTIONS By MASONIC LODGES.

reception which largely attended was given last
evening the Grand Lodge Room Of the Masonic Han
Twenty .thrd-st and SNthave 70 the Grand Master OF
Nasons in the State Of NewYork John W. Vroonsn, by
the lodges Of the Seventh Masonic District These Are
the names N the Grand Lodge officers who were present
Deputy Grand Master William Shcrer Senior Warden Rob
ert Mccoy Junior Warden T.. w. Richardson. Grand
Treasurer Wright Pownal. Grand Secretary T. NJ l.
Ehers Grand Marshal Frederick 7. Morris Chaplsins
H. g. Carter and w j. Mcdonald Standardbearcr George
Burnhaun. Stewards 8 J. Campbell and w Ebert "rsnd
Senior T.. g. Williams. Grand Junior Deacon A. H.
Price Grand Lecturer George Raymond Grand PurSuiNHt
John IIoolc Grand Tyler George skinner After the
Grand Lodge announced BY the Grand Marshal Thomas
Moore made introductofy remarks" which were fo
lowed by song OF welcome entitled "Our Honorcd
Guest" composed for the occasion by w j. Duncan, of
Czens' Lodge Then the address Of Grand Master
Vrooman follored by from Deputy Grand Master
sherer and tenor SOLO Sweet Blanche" BY George b.
Eddy.
In the Austin Room. in tho same building. Right "or
shipful William Wallace Walker, District Deputy Grand
Master Of Sixth Masonic District made his oi'lciI
visit this communication. ompsnied by th" Masters
Of the lodges district Most o members Of Kane
Lodge whicl Tollin VI. Morgan Is master and Henry
W. Penoyer secretary present. After the meeting
dinner served.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30

NJ. j. Dalys Dr. H. King Idle g. 1O5 (Doane) 0
AuoTrnGale Stables ch. 0falecc s.. l2o DopneIy
shields's eh; h. Little Jim, s. 103 (Taylorl 9
EsSesiS EsSeTwyek Stables S EeEeho ao
L. s. MeDonalds b. Burnside. 1ol. .(Me Doeald(
" N. Brooks's blk h. Blackthorn 8, 1o7 (McDeImoD
G. Merritts b. c. Frank Wheeler T. o.. Slack Q
H. McArdles ch. &. Warlike g. 1906. (Trainor)
Time-1 :46a,.
Betting to Whispering (favorte) to 5. Little Jake
TO l. Hamlet to l. st. Paris to l. Mnuet to 1.
Little Jim . to i. others 40 tn 200 to l.
Hamlot e St. Paris to l. Minuet to l. Little Jim
TO /, others Is TO so to l.
ofaece slipped her bride the post and sent to
the paddock for repairs causing delay of ten minutes
While returning join horses nag fell She wheeled
quickly and gained running lead Of two lengths which en-.
aolsd her to set the for six urongs Sparkling and Lit
tie Jake always lying within striking distance. In the
stretch Sparkling away when called and clev
ery by length and half; Little Jake second half q
length before Hamlet got much the of the start
No bid for the winner. Ralph Black did not start.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
ARHT AND NAvY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. April 29.-Captain J. de b. W
Gardiner assistant surgeon. has been ordered to ex
animation at Fort Leavenworh Kan. for retirement.
Lieutenant Commander Henry ". Lyon has reported
his return home having been detached from the com
mand Of the Nipsic. April a. and has been placed on
waiting orders. surgeon H. =. Harvey has been de-
tachcd from the Ranger and ordered to proceed HON,
and await orders. Passed Assistant surgeon \. {.
Ilcnlnger. from the Port ,moutl, y. H., Navy fard
and ordered 10 the Ranger
rho navy Department i, Informed by the com
,nandaut of the Mare Island Navy Yard. California,
thai tIe Albatross was unlocked and the Ranger
rort Monroe. Va. April oo.-The cruiser Baltimor
returned AZ noon from her trial trip.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-30
ONE WINS, ANOTHER LOSES.
THE BROOKLYN n. L. LUCKIER THAN THE
BROTHERHOOD TEAM
BOTH GAMES ATTENDED BY SNAIL CROWDS
BOSTON y. L. UNFORTUNATE, PHILA-
DELPHIA p. L. THE REVERSE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESU LIS fESTEkDAf
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Phlado phia g. New-York 4; Brooklyn 5, Boston =
Chicago o. Pntsburg 4; Cleveland 3. Cincinnati 2
PLAYERS LEAGUE
Philadelphia u, Brooklyn :; Bo.ton 10. Ncw-forH
l3 Cleveland T. pttsburg 6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville T. Toledo 2; ST. Louis g. Columbus J.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Washington o Jersey cit, 6: Wilmington 3. Hartford
:: Newark s. Sev.IIavcn Baltimore 10, worcester u
The game Of baseball "A Washington Park brooK-
lyn. yesterday afternoon was between the BrooRiyh
and Boston League teams. and was largely enjoy hS
the 900 spectators present. The home team won
through timely batting and the admirable support Inc
players gave Hughes. the little pitcher not blnnder
Of any kind being charged TO the home team. ''r"
HILL Daley, Tucker. smith and Burns played with
remarkable dash and effectiveness. not minute was
host and the game was finished in hour and twenty
seven ninu,es
Boston was first to the bat. Hughes presented
Long with his base balls. and he went l" 'hFu
on sacrifice hits by Donovan and sullivan ana sooren
on beautiful tvo-haggcr along the first hase linc
by Lowe. In Brooklyns half o'Bren and collins
were retired on two pitched balls. In the second
inning Fouz kept Up his hitting Of the opening game
bv lining the ball 10 lcft field for q base flnRnev
made a single to right. which Broile lei 20 between
his legs Fouiz scored and Pnkncy got 10 'lr"
hasc on the error Plnkncy scored on Wild pitch by
Nichols.
Brooklvn started in well in the third inning
o'Rrcn hit long fly 10 centre field which Donovan
made great attempt get. but the batter got Infu
base Collin. got his base on balls. aud he was M
vanced 10 second. Nichols pitched four nah h"'''
10 Fouiz The lat one n wild pitch ana 'hroh
and Collins scored.
Boston got two men on bases In the third mn
Donovan was unequal to the emergency. ana struck
ont In the sixth Lowe had tlirrc ball. chica on
him and then hit the ball over phrlen n'''' ~,
,l'-cc t.sc. CANCEL followed with d single past
sLor- Lowe SCORING. Tucker KNOCKED out u sA-Io
10 right Cancel too a. Nions ana t'l.u 10 ~ % TN.
~. - tu, lturu- made a beautiful throw e. Iln.n"N
.nd Ganrel retired. Tucker made a clean steal 81
.rrd 80 bui Irndie Out on "A Sroufc'r l"
vnns vn., This ended the rrin maMng. The score WA