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The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-30
A valuable staIlIen psad :.

DAYTON, O., April 27.--- Alabaster, a grey stallion with record ot 2;15, died this morning from pneumonia. He was valued at $40 ,000.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-30
slang and simile.

Will some one kindly point out where metaphor and simile leave off and where slang beginsf There are many expres- sions about which sometimes cause cul- tured people to turn up their noses or raise their eyebrows, and yet they are to be found in the Bible, in Shakespeare and in other excellent places, while there are about as many expressions which people use with great deal of reverence, thinking that they come from che Bible,
 which really are to be found only in such works as Sternes Sentimental Journey Through Italy. ."--New York Continent.
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-30

Jennie June's grown up children never get too much grown up to hang mp their stockings. The dignifed Vida, who travels with Manager A. M. Palmer's companies, got hers stuffed with oranges just as when she was toddler
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-30
Rival rowas.

Senator Frye stepped in to shake hands with the club few evenings ago. The conversation naturally turned on home industry. The sena. tor remarked:
 II was in Washington at Spokane Falls last year, ani was entertained by one of the local boomers. He was patriarchal old fellow with a long beard, who looked like q deacon asAwAs worth five or six million
The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-30
All Times Alike.

Caller (knockiug vigorously tt the door)-Is this where Mr. Swords lives?
 Man at second. story window Gin his night clothes)-Yes What do kou----
 iEditor of the Peaville Snoter?" "a. What the mischief do---"
 Sxening, Mir. Swords
 Hast in the mGning.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
BON 4etersbura.

- Ser Srauens0erein bon Der ipei'
ben &ir9e bat einen neuen Sdabmeis
Iter erbalten bod 1T berieIbe niemaIs
erpdblt poroen uno ipiro ipabri9einli6
nit gteuiabr aud tpieOer ObseieBt.
- Sames Mc2ou9bIin, Der Dor einis
ger Belt in bem .. 8. & g8 SOfe per'
uusIIdte uno ben redten Nrm berlor,
1T auf Der 8eferuns. gr butte idou
Dor ettpa einsm Sabre baS lln9lid,
ourd einsn unfua bic brei Dtittelfireer
Der linfen Suno einSubiiBen.
- Safcb @DrIib unb unIer bieIieer
gllbermann batten por einiger 9eit Elm
8ettIdieBen uno Der lsBtere bate oua
Bed, Die S6eibe nibt su trefen. 8Dr'
Iis mil ieBt iein S6susrtbor weib ans
Itrei6en laiien, bamit iib unIer tppbl'
lDbIider Masiitrat na4 @utoilnfsn in
Sdieben fiben fann.
- Die 8niSbtS Of tbe Wpitic Gbair
babier peroen am 9teuiabrsabeno Elm,
rlnte,baItuns in Der S6uI;'i6en Sua
an @ebIter 9luenue abbalten. Sai
9rogramm umfabt cine Multiplying
Ser 2anboOftOr", auBerbem Muiif
@eians unb SuIebt Snitaairun9 be
Seamten fur baS nGdlte Sabr. 9la
SGrssr iinb bersIid eiuseIacen.
- 9ebte ISOLDE mar elm &umOr il
Betersburs, baB Der Srib ii4 sebent
babe. giaturll9 mar oaS 8ert6t Dol
einem GrsIiisner auseeiprenst tpUrcen
Der su ipeniB 8rIbe i'm S6dSeI bat
nm sinsn anitdnciSen gBiB Su MAIDEN.
= 2GpIi6 bate Storstieper 9rier
8eiu6 BON einem Sreunce BON Dloltf
9lpenne, in Der 10. 98aro. SIs aur
Qbeno naro Der Nann bonn 9asbere
,iemIi6 fnieidpu6 unb man Iieb ib
auf einsm-Shubfarren beimfutibirer
w9sfeat bas ,8O9enbIutt"-e
entbdIt ale Na6ri4ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01


- Oie ,,glep gorfer Staatsseituns"
tpirb fir bic Solse anbere 2eituns pa.
ben, ba Serr Hibber. SerauSseber ber
,,GatboIic Stems" unb SeS ,,EatboIi.
fdes 8oIfsbIatt", ben sebnten Tbeil
(50) 9lftien Der ,.StaatS' 3eituna" se'
fault bat unb Serrn OSipaIo Stten'
borfer'S Steauns einnsbmen pirb.
Serr Sttenborfer tbeiIts einem 8eri6t'
erItatter nit, baB feline @eiunbbeit ibm
bic Notbtpenbiefeit ouferlese, feline
9bdtisfeit su bei6rGnfen unb auberoem
seise lein StiefiObn, Serr llbl, tpenis
Neisuns fir bas StabtIeben; er babe
ii6 temna9, ba in ieiner Samilie 9tie'
manb iei, bet bic 2eituns bieier sroBen
3eitung iibernebmen fBnne, ii9 mad
einem snersiiden, fdbiSen Wanne um'
feben miifien uno sIaubt einen iplden
in Der 8eriOn bes Serrn Ribber Sefuns
ben su baben.
9rdiibsnt Mc2sob bat eriIGrt,
baB ale 9lrbeitspIdne fir bic neue
So6babn Der 8eubins 81. 81. So. in
9biIabelpbia fertis ieien unb oaB in
einem Sabre bic ean3e proieftirte 8abn
bplenbet iein tpiiroe. Oas Statipnss
@ebaube an Der IL. unb Wlarfet Strabe
fol- elm tpabreS Wiuiter iperben. @S
pirb ni6t ausin eroburtise @arteidIs,
elm 3eItaurant uno ale sur BaHaeiers
unb @epGds 8ef5r6eruns nbtbissn Gin,
ri6tunsen baben, ionbern ale grefu'
tipesOfficeS, bic ii6 biSber an Der A.
uno 8aInut, 9. uno Green, 13. unb
@alcpbia unb 8. un6 8erfs Strabe
befanben, IOaen in bieieS @ebdube psrs
leSt tperoen.
-Sn GaIifornien brinst bic Sasb
nod ettpas @ufresunS nit ii6. Sin
Bauer in @ooie Bap Iub ftrsli6 in
Isinem @eisenfeIo einen rieiisen SirI9.
@r lief mad Sauie unb bolts feline
Slinte, aber ais er ipieber fam, iab er
einen 8antber i'm 8eeriff, ben Siri5 su
peripeilen. ST tbStete ben Bantber
unO nabm ben Sirid nit iid nu8
Sauie.
- Der Direftor Der Narine Sanb
in @aibineton, ProfeKOr Sobn 9bilipp
Souia, bat in einem breibunbert Seiten
Itarfen 8nnb bic Nationol. Spmnen al.
| Ter 2dnber Der gdnsen @eIt seIammelt
= iopobI Sert tpie DtuIit. Das
StaatS'Departcment 1T ibm oateI iebr
bebdlflid stipeien. Sugar bic Wuiit
su ben SnbiunertdnSen it bariu eut'
balteu.
-Sn MOntspmerp County, Sno..
1T felt brei Sabren elm BroSeb Inn Elm
S6pein i'm @ertbe bon sl2 in Der
| S6tpebe, Der Jest an bu8 Stu0tsobers
seri6t seleitet porben lit. Die YrO'
aebfOIten Der beiben 9artsien beIaufer
| ii6 bisber nuf iiber $500. limb bus
| ,,S9nein" baben babel bic ISbotatsu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
00tel= l1e6eraQhnte.

Dem beutiGen gublifum unb meineu fctpri.
ger 8rennbsn srldube i'd mir biermit at,ii,ei.
gen. baB Id bas 5OtsI unb StOhbaus bes ssrif.
Germ. gSeber. Ala q. Main 9lbe.,
tbsrncmmsn babe. SD ptrbs nur bic bsfsn
Spstlen,. @strGnts unb gisarrsn baIten unb
bsmtibt ltin bur6 reslle 9ebisnung alien ar-
rebfn Anfbrbsrun9en 3u entlpmGen.
9enrp ppn SO eiGenfIub.
70 Wetn @sl9Gft aIs S9isfsrbtder fibre
t1 ME bisber fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
Spbe 1arter Npti;en.

- Ser Sra6tbabnbof Der q. &. 6
SO. 1T felt anfanss Iebter @O9e ben
8erfebr erbffnst.
= DaS ipobIbsfannte Sair6iIo SO.
tel 1T an Benjamin Smith bon Sat
Dtain Gpenue pertauft tporSen, Der nit
beuti9em Gage 8elib oapon nimmt.
Dem Sran3 S9nur, bon gaorb
&ebecea 9tbenue, ipurSsn am Montaa
bur9 einen 8ObIenfaa in Der @appuIe
@rube beibe 8eine sebro6sn.
- Serr Sobn Riebel, bon 0oro
Bromley Ipenue, lieSt infOGse eines
burtnddisen @sfdtpiire8 am SibtbeiIe
i9on felt feds @Oben franf OarnieDsr.
= Serrn Safob @arnte 1T Der Gbef
oes ,,@odenbIatt" gum Dante oers
pflihtet fir cine Slni6e edten baters
Idnbiihen &ebenbIutea, bonn Beuanntcn
Serrn IeIbit impOrtirt.
- 8i9atb GbiparoS, friiber auf Der
WeitIeite tpobnbuft, ipuroe om 80. 9tos
pember in @aIienburs, Colorado, bon
einem 8uri6en namenS Beter 6olep
eri6OHen.
= Der idpere Sdnseiturm leste
ale Arbeiten an ben bieiisen @ruben
Iabm unb ipenn es ipirfIid seIans, 8res
der uub Waf6inerie bonn Sanee su
befreien, tparen feline &arren su befom.
men.
- Set atpei Subren lit id an Ytas
eeni9tpdde unb Uian9eI all 8erbau'
unS, i'd fam 70 berunter, baB i9 ni6t
i'm Stanbe mar au arbeiten. Durb bic
Inpenbune bon Or. 9lusuit 86nis's
Sambureer Trnpfen tuurbe i'd boqftdn'
big interchangeable. 8esner,
248 @eit DtaOiion' Strabe, Sbica9o,
Sqs.
SIN Der @ebserei oes 9errn 8m.
Groitel, an Sadion StraBe, bate es
Iebte 8ode beinabe Elm Seues eeseben,
in6em bic su gbren beS 8eibna9tsfes
fteS ansebradten Ser3ierunsen an elmer
@aSH FANNIE in 8ranb serietben. Da
oieies 8Guderunesberfabren aber ni6t
nah benz 8ef6mad beS Serrn TrofeI
mar, 70 tpurben bic SIammen RAID
seIbidt.
- Sn benz &slIer Der 8obnuns bon
8iaiam Blum, an 9torb Maiu glUenue,
erpIobirte am Samitus Elm @aiolinbes
bGIter, BON tpeI9em aus bas SauS er.
leudtet tpurbe. Der dltefe Sobn be.
fanb ii6 sur 8eit i'm &eler unb man
sIaubt, baB bic grpIoiOn buburd ents
ltanb, bab er NIT elmer 2aterne benz
9ebdIter su nabe fam. Seine &leiSer
serietben in 8rano unb er trus i'm
@eIi1t unb an anberen Sbellen bes |
8brpers 8ranbipunben bapon, bic in'
beHen ni6t IebenssefdbrIid finb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
SS0lfer'S
Gaenluaaren'9 n'9auOlung
12S SSpDmin8 9tnenue.

90 Ianse Der 8orratb rei6t, bsrfaufen
mir:
% @ents sanstpOlIenen rotben SIannea
fir 16 @tS.
38 @ts. ertra i6peren Tpia SIannen,
Der srbBte Bargain ie offerirt fir
nur % @entS.
Saussemu9ter Gbed SIannel, pertb
38 @ts., fur 80 Gts.
75 st. fur ipeiBe 8lanfet8, ipertb 1.25
81 fir 8lantets, ipertb sl.75.
SO fir 8lanfetS, pertb So.
rs Gts. fir GomfortabIes, ipertb 81.
ST. >, S1.50.
SO Gents fir uodsne S&ultsribatuIs,
tpertb rs @ts.
S1.98 fir srobe ipoIIene SbatpIs, bic
SO tpertb iinb.
Damens Saden bon 81 so aufipdrtS.
&inbers86fe bon rs @ts. aufmdrtS.
8Ilids Saden 1915, tpertb S12.50
9lGi6= Saques SIS, tpertb 500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
0Ou Der SaOfeite.

Die 8adIteinarbeit an benz 9lnbau
sur @OlIenfabrif 1T boIIenbet.
Serrn 6ranf 8oblina, r., ipuros am
9ienitds IbsnO Isbtsr @ode bon Srn.
9fr. Gbriit i'm Namen Der fatbOliibeu
ct. Marien Stride elm bibider eOIbbe'
nopfter SpusieritOd iiberrei6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
9rptp MS See Sibe

9amens@loafs bon $50 aufpdrts,
Damens sSaques bon So uufpdrts, Das
men,&6de bon SO aufpdrts; BlGif
SudstS fur 0umen fir $40, ipertb sl5
Before i'm sIeiden 8erbdItnib. Sine
UolltdnNise 9IuswabI bon Seriep SAT.
fsts fir 9amen, ale NoUitdten i'm
8ubnaarenfade, Soncp Waaren fl,
Dumen quite, @urberobeartifeI, lln'
terpaaren etc. fur Serrsn unb 8naber
bette @uuren Su nieNri8iten Preiier
lit bic ReseI in
Bronn's Bee Sibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-01-01
3 b.r tp Il n I Diet enre
Groceries,
YrODiiiOnen, etc.

3u biaisiten Breiien einsutaufen. Damn
Sersleidt uniere 9reiie senau NIT ans
beren. 1lniere iinb bic nisSrisfen
in Der Stabt.
l6 Bfunb sranuIirter 3uder fir 81.
II 8funb ertra 6 3uder fir 81.
SumiIien NebI $4.75.
&OIIer gatent MsbI s5.75.
OaS bette 9atent MebI, Sas sema6t
tpirb, S625.
gaerbeiteS Bacon IT Gents.
Seite S6uItern 8 Gents.
Siibs9erdu9erte S9infen l23 @ents.
ReineS S6maI3 8 Gents.
Bette So6a Grader Al @ents.
Bette semii9te Safes 8 Gents.
so Stiids GoIsate'slneue Seife fir 81.
9 g PfO.) Stansen Seife fir 81.
Oositaa Seife, resuIarsr greis 0Gts.,
fir 6 Gents.
3 &iit4en eIaitii9e Stdrfs fdr 25 Gts.
l Bfunb 8aibpuIber 5 @ents.
l 0uartfIai6e 8Idue 10 Gents.
GIarf & SnOper'S Gabat SO @ents.
10 @ents fir sroBe Stansen Seife, bic
Is Gents tpertb finb.
Is Gents fir suten Sbee, ipertb 80 st.
25 Gents fiir ertrasGbee, ipertb so st.
l9 @entS fir beites 9udpuISsr, tpertb
30 Gents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs. Waters and family will leave on
a visit to Pottsville the early part OF
next week, where they will remain for
a month. Mr.. Waters expects to leave
shortly on hunting expedition for
Colorado and the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan returned from
Fortress Monroe, Wednesday evening,
where the former has been spending
some time for his health, which is much
improved.
Mrs. Squire VIII. Howells is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Maggie Wilson, at
Connaught, Ashtabula county, where
she has been for several weeks.
The river just below the bridge is
hardly more than ten yards wide and is
so low that 1t could be forded without
wetting the top Of ones shoes.
Quite number of young people from
Wheeling passed through Bridgeport
yesterday on their way to the st. Glars
vile Fair.
There will be a large contingent OF
the fair sex of Bridgeport at the st.
ClalrsVille dance tonight.
Elmer Howser and ]. o. Howells
drove over to st. Clairsville yesterday
on business and pleasure.
1Iise OIerO OuaPuIaH, vino has Deen
visiting friends in indianapolis, has re-
turned home.
Ross Alexander returned from Kas-
sas City Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Sergeant returned home
from Medina last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02

them sold at handsome figures, some OF
them as high as S1,750 for
twenty-five foot frontage. Just now
the Assessor has reached the property
in his re-valuation, and the question is,
whether to place it on the books for tax
alton as farm lands or as improved town
property; and if the lots sold are to be
valued as such, what disposition shall
be made of that not sold? Mr.. John
Jefferson, who has charge of the
works, is in Quandary as to what course
to pursue, and has written to the Aud
tier for instructions how to proceed.
There is a movement on foot to or
ganize company for the purpose of
building, selling and renting houses on
the same plans as Building Associations
are carried or. The shares will be $50
each and the weekly due 25 cents each.
Fully paid up shares will also be Issued
and such stakeholder be allowed to
withdraw his dividend in cash.
The cases against the Israels for as
sault on R. J. McFadden and John
Steele were postponed until tonight on
account of the absence of the defend
ants attorney, J. L. Parkinson, Esq.
There was a quiet little wedding at
the M. E. parsonage yesterday after
noon, the contracting parties being Mr.
| William A. Stewart and Miss Jennie
Harris. Rev. G.. W. Grimes tied the
nuptial knot. Mr.. Will NJ, Harris, q
brother OF the groom, and Miss Susan
! Grow were also married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
RENoUNCED THE LUTHERAN FAITH.
A Baltimore Girl Becomes Jewess In
Order to Marry a Young Rabbi.

A Baltimore Girl Becomes a Jewess in
Order to Marry Young Rabbi.
New HAVEN, September 30.-Jewish
circles are much exercised over the fact
that Miss Lizzie Kubler, daughter Of
Christopher Kubler, a wealthy manu-
facturer of Baltimore, has renowned
the Lutheran faith and become Jew
ess. She joined the William street
synagogue on Saturday, the ceremonies
being conducted by Rabbi Wilmer and
the Rev. Charles Bailey In the presence
Of large congregation. The young
lady is 10 years Of age, and takes this
step In order to marry Emanuel Jacobs,
young Jew of this city, who resided
for time in Baltimore.
Miss Kubler's determination to re-
nounce her faith was received with ex-
IRENE pleasure by Mr.. Jacobs parents.
Her own parents, however, questioned
whether 1t was due entirely to her love
for Jacobs, or was the result Of honest
convictions. Her father told her that
If it was really for the sake of marrying
Jacobs she had better reflect. If, on
the other hand, her convictions were
such that a change of faith was abSo-
lutely essential to her happiness, aside
from what this marriage with Jacobs
promised, he had no objections to offer,
and would put no obstacle in her way.
Upon Miss Kubler's assertion that
she was acting conscientiously and, as
she believed, upon the honest convlc-
tions Of her heart, no further objection
was made by her parents. 1t was her
intention to join Hebrew church in
Baltimore, but circumstances changed
her purpose in that respect, and she
came to this city, secured teachers, and
became versed in the Jewish religion
and faith. Most of the instruction was
given her by her intended husband, who
is rabbi. Miss Kubler will now re-
turn to Baltimore and transfer her
membership from the synagogue here to
one in that city. There will be a we'd
ding at the Baltimore mansion soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
FOUR WAYS TO CURE A GOLD.

Any one OF the four following WAYS is good.
Use the one that seems most agreeable and con-
venient.
i. Battle the feet in warm water, take wine
glassful of some pure stilnulant (whiskey pref
erable) in hot water and remain In warm
room.
n. Battle the face in very hot water fre-
ouently for an hour, take little pure whiskey
In hot water and 60 to bed. II IS well 70 re-
member that the whiskey must be pure.
Ill After having taken wlneglassful OF
pure whiskey in hot water, snuf hot saltwater
u the nostrils few times. Repeat every three
hours
~. Take some active exercise in the open
air, and on entering the house take some pure
medicinal whiskey and then keep warm.
In using whiskey for curing cold OF any
other purpose it should always be remembered
that my other than absolutely pure whiskey Is
harmful in its effects. Duffy's Pure Malt is the
only reliable standard whiskey on the market.
Its purity and value are vouched for by the
leading doctors and scientists Of the day. You
can get 1t from your druggist or grocer. Take
no substitute. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
Tho Ladies', Home Journal.

The October Journal is absolutely
crowded with good things. The domes-
tic tendencies of New York's social
leaders are described In Society Wo-
men as Housekeepers"; Henry Clews,
the New York banker, tells about '"The
Making and Saving of Money; Maria
Parloa starts her new domestic depart
ment, as does Foster Coates his boys
page; Ella Wheeler Wilcox discusses
'Social Slave Markets; Susan Coolidge,
Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney and Kate Tan
matt Woods each have a story; "To En-
terrain Evening Parties" Is treated
fully by six writers; Talmage writes
very happily, and altogether the October
issued Of this marvellous periodal which
has now reached a circulation of 700, O0C
copies each month. One dollar year,
or ten cents single number. Published
in Philadelphia by the Curtis Publish
ing Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02

c., L. & W., leaving BellaIre after the
meeting is over.
Mayor G. w. McCleary, of Wellsburg.
passed through the city yesterday, on
his way to the st. Clairsville Fair, where
he has fine horse that is to take part
in the iree-for-all trot that comes of to-
day.
A young man by the name OF Charles
Williams got his hand badly hurt by
getting 1t between the rest and grind
stone at the Laughlin mill. DIR. Hervey
dressed the wound.
Mrs. Margaret Stanton has returned
to her home in Wheeling after pleas
ant visit of a week with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Craig, of Fourth street.
Mrs. Cope, of Smithfeld, o., returned
to her home yesterday after pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Waters,
on Walnut street,
There was large crowd from here
went to the ST. Clairsville fair yester-
day, and there is alarge crowd expected
to 20 out to-day.
Mr.. Chas. Carpenter returned yester-
day morning from Indiana, Pa, where
he has been attending the funeral OF
his mother.
We are informed that a prominent
sheet roller of the Standard mill Is
going to furnish his sherman with a
speeder.
Mrs. James McAdams, of Wheeling,
was in the city yesterday visiting her
brother, Robert Downey, on First
street.
Miss Lille Jenkins, of Mt. Pleasant,
O., was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
The Quincy that rms to the trains
for the Bayless House is highly appre-
ciated by the travelling public.
Miss Minnie Rohrey will entertain her
friends this evening at her home on
South Fourth street.
Sheriff Opperman,, of Jefferson coun
ty, was in the city on business yester-
day.
Joseph McCleary, of Portland, was
calling on old friends yesterday.
The curbing for Pearl street is all
dressed and ready to be put IN.
Miss Gertie Tannehill has accepted o
position with w. N. Holiday.
The Board of Education met in regu-
lar session last night.
The Hotel haywood has new porter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-02
TIE SPORTING WORLD.
Base Ball.

nahb DILL
CHICAGO, October 1.-The Colts play
ed to-day as if they were heart-brOken,
and gave the game 90 the visitors on the
three errors they made. Score: Cincin-
natl 6, Chicago L; hits, Q and .; errors,
3 and g; earned, Chicago 1; pitchers,
Mullane and Hutchinson; umpire,
Hurst.
CLEVELAND, o., October baldwin
was touched up rather lively in the
eighth and ninth innings, allowing the
home team TO win to-day's game. Score:
Cleveland Z, Pittsburg 8; hits, 16 and 2;
errors, ( and 3; earned, and 4; pitch
ers, Viau and Baldwin; umpire, Emslle.
BALTIMORE, MD, October The
Athletics batted Madden out of the
box to-day. Score: Baltimore 4; Ath-
letics 10; hits, IL and 10; errors, z and 1;
earned and 2; pitchers, Madden, and
Chamberlain and Robinson. Umpire,
Kerius.
PHILADELPHIA, October The
PhillieS were defeated by Boston this
afternoon in fairly well-played game.
Score: Philadelphia 1, Boston 6; hits,
each; errors, 4 and 3; earned, Boston @.
Pitchers, ESper and Garrison. Umpire,
Lynch.
New YORK, October 1.-The poor
work OF the Giants in Boston was ex-
planned to-day. The team has gone all
TO pieces. Score: New York 8: Brook
Ign g; hits, 6 and 5; errors, 4 and g.;
earned, l each; pitchers, Ewing and
FOutz; umpire, GaFney.
BOSTON, MASS, October 1. The
game was pitchers battle, and Carsev
had none the worst Of it. for he pitched
finely and ielded his position we'll
Score: Boston >, Washington /; hits, 5
and g; errors 1 and 4; earned, none.
pitchers, Bufinton and Carsey; umpire,
Mullen.
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MOUNDsvILLE.

DIR. j. w. Hickey, and daughter, Miss
Nellie. of Glen Easton, were in the city
Yesterday. Miss Nellie is organizing a
nnsIc class here which she will instruct
the coming winter.
There is at present very important
ouestion agitating the mind OF the real
estate assessor in regard to the valua-
tion to be placed on the lands now
owned by the Moundsville Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Heretofore
the lands have been devoted to agrlcul-
tnral purposes, and minimum valua-
tIon placed npon them, but aimee the
purchase of the Mining and Manufac-
turing Company the broad acres have
heen cut up into town lots, and some OF
them sold at very handsome figures.
At the lot sale last week the most OF
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The League Standing.
Association standing.
That Base Ban Match.
N0rgdniOiep Post.

The FIVE hundred people who visited
the ball grounds on Saturday, saw the
finest base ball game ever played in
MOrgantown. The visitors had almost
an invlncible team; they had secured
four professional players from different
clubs. Mr.. Kennedy, who has been
pitching for Denver, Colorado, club Of
the Western Association, and who has
the remarkable record Of retiring the
Sioux City club with only two hits at
Denver, September 18th last, occupied
the points for them.
Orr boys, in nine innings, succeeded
n hitting the ball safely only three
times, three-bagger by Hayes, single
~ Kger and a single by Sterling.
while such men as Jack" Crogan,
fam NichOl, Mike Hobright and Ken
hedy touched up our pitcher for q total