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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-08-30
BALMACEDA HAS FLED.
Two OF His Generals Killed--The Rout OF
the Dictator's Forces.

Two OF His Generals killed--The hout OF
the Dictator's Forces.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-At a late
hour tonight the Congressional ENJOYS
in this city received the following dis
patch:
Dom Pedro Ioratt, Washington:
According to an official dispatch from
Commander Montt, Of the Congress
sional forces in the battle Concon,
the enemy lost fifteen hundred
men and an equal number OF
prisoners were captured. Two
thousand rifles were taken and num-
Der OF field pieces. Our loss was sos,
and among the killed were five officers.
In the battle OF Placilla, the defeat OF
Balmaceda was complete. His two
Generals, Barbosa and Alcerrica were
killed and many other officers. Vlcuna,
the President-elect, has escaped on
board foreign war vessel. The where
abouts OF Balmaceda are unknown.
[Signed. ERRAzURIz.
The battle OF Concon, the envoy says,
was fought on the first day the insur-
gent army landed In the vicinity OF Val
paraiso. The battle Of PlacilIa was
fought yesterday.
The State Department has not re-
ceived any information to-day relative
to the war In Chill from It's representa-
tives In that country. The non-receipt
of news from Minister Egan, at Santi-
ago, is believed TO be due TO the
fact that either that city is
still cut of from communi-
cation with Valparaiso, or else there Is
a censorsnIp:over the dispatches sent
from there.
The navy department also is without
any word from Admiral Brown to-day.
Lenor Lascano, the Chilian Minister,
denies himself to all newspaper report
ers to-day. IL is not believed. however,
that he received any dispatches from
Chill bearing on the war.
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Methodist Protestant Conference.

optttul ItleQFuft % VIe oHFIUuI heVteteF
JOHNSTOwN, w. VA, August 90
The Methodist Protestant Conference
selected Grafton as the place fOr.holdlng
the next session. Rev. B. Stout, Rev.
r. c. Dean, Rev. A. L. McKeever, c. H.
SmoOl and C. w. HOeswage were elected
delegates to the General Conference.
The session is still pending. A disposi-
tlOu to divide large circuits was demon
strated to-day.
Prof. Fleming is among the visitors.
J. 3. Romine was badly injured, being
caused by his horse falling on him.
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Association Standing.
INvINuIBLE BARrLErrs.
hey Crush the BenwoOd Team and Defy
the State.

pscia! telegram to M Sunday Register.
MANNINGToN, ". VA, August o.
The Athletics of Bnwood crossed bats
Eith the Bartletts, to-day, and like
Very other club that has dared to do
attic with our favorles, met with de-
Eat. The Bartletts appeared In their
ew uniforms and presented a striking
Ippearance in the field Is well as at the
late. Welch, of the Athletics, was
nocked out Of the box'n the fifth In
ling, after the Bartlett had made
line runs off OF him, andgas replaced
" Bogard. The Athletics Sere unable
b solve Hastings curvesand conse-
Iuently got only three hh off him.
The score at the end Of the eme stood
lonrteen to two in favor OF te Bart
etts. A game between the lartletts
nd Graftons is booked for nexN Tues
lay at Grafton. The MorgantoNps still
ail TO show up.
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ST. Louis, August ga dispatch
from Austin, Tex, says: The Board OF
Education has granted certificates 70
twenty-one Sisters Of Charity TO teach
in the free public schools Of Texas.
This IL new feature. and IL IN accord
ance With late ruling Of the Attorney
General that they are entitled to certfi-
Gates a. long as they do NOS teach the
doctrines Of their church In the school.
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col. Peyton.. Esperlenee Counts.

o1f(Il8 = uS1tTtllIl % lIt olIIttllY HeytsleF
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August 90
Col. J. B. Peyton, Clerk Of the House OF
Delegates, received word to-day from
Potter Palmer, President Of the Board
of Lady Managers Of the Worlds Fair,
that he was appointed Secretary of the
Board. Col. Peyton will leave for
Chicago tomorrow, and the Board
meets on Tuesday next. Col. Peyton
was especially selected for his expert
once in the direction required from
many applicants for the place from
throughout the country.
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COrbett VIII Accommodates MltAeu.

BosroN, August GA telegr,m to
member here of the company with
which Jim Corbett is travelling says:
Corbett answers Mitchell that Y will
fight him to a finish with glovs for
. SlO,O side match, four mnths
after signing articles before the at tIetic
dub offering the largest purse.
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~ nInrtIninue plsaster.

PARIS, August 2s.-The official esti-
nate OF the damage done by the recent
cvclone which swept over the island OF
Martinique places the amount at SlO.-
ooo GOO. and says SOS people lost their
j,ves. President Carnot has signed
credIt FOR 5000, 600, which sum IS to be
used 20 assist the Martinique sufferers
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lrnknoun FIoater Found.


SpszdI Tsls0rdEH % the SiIHadB hsg1stsr.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, August 20
The body Of an unknown man between
so and 60 years Of age, with gray beard
and hair, was found floating In the ohio
by the steamer Ballard below st. Mary.
The drowned man had nothing on ex-
eeut two shirts. He was buried near
NaWnnrt
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be, the soundest policy would be to
frankly admit the bluhder, and come
to some friendly arrangement about
compensation. Unless we have good
defense, resort to international arbitra-
tion is strongly to be deprecated"
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PITTsBURG, Pa,
August ga de-
lighted crowd Of
nearly 1900 pee
pie witness s ed
another victory by
Plttsburg's clu b
over New York to-
day. Score: Pitts
burg, IL; n g W
York, 2; hits, 16
opd =. errors 4
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CINCINNATI, August 29.-This was q
lovely day for the ushering In Of the long
fall meeting Of the Latonia races. Over
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BASE BALL.

Crushed BY Pittsburg-Cleve-
land and Boston Break Even.
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OONEl Island, AUGUST ". J
The Coney Island Jockey Club, hav-
ing sent to the Board statement that
il will receive no further communica-
tions from Mr. Edward Corrigan. there
fore il is
Resolved, That the action OF the
Coney Island Jockey Club be endorsed,
and il is further resolved that no
further entries be received from Mr..
Corrigan by any of the clubs represented
in the Board of Control without preju-
dice to existing engagements.
w. S. VosBURs, secretary.
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WORKING TOO FAST.
Several Stones Placed in the Main
Street Bridge
and ARE AFTERWARDS TAKEN OUT,
Because tho Engineers wcro not
Ready for them.--Thc Foundations
Itcady for tho Arch, and Pile Driv-
ing for the False Work will begin
next Week.

The workmen on tho Main street
stone bridge huvc been making good
progress lately. The foundations, or
abutments, arc donc with the exception
of very few stones in tho last tier on
the south one. The north retaining
wall is also well on toward completion,
aud work will soon begin on the wing
walls at the south end. Tho stones
from tho wreck Of tho former stone
bridge are being lifted out of the creek
with the big derrick and piled on the
bank. Some OF them arc good stones
yet and of good size, These can be used
in tho wing walls to some extent. The
timbers for tho false arch arc about all
shaped and thoarch partly framed. The
timbcrs are very heavy oak beams
Next weSk the work OF driving piles to
support the timber arch will begin. In
nearly oil cases Of heavy stone arches
wnoa tho false arch is removed there
Is some settling, but it is thought that
in the case OF this bridge the scttling
will DO iniiniLcssimal, as tho joints arc
very close and cement tho best in the
world.
Yesterday tho men began to lay the
large stones called "skewbacks. Sew
eral Of these were laid on the north
abuLnent. They arc long, heavy stones
with wedge shaped ends, and on them
the arch proper rests.
Engineers Hoge and White were not
ready for those to be laid, as they had
not finally tested whether the top Of
tho foundations was perfectly level and
tho two IN line. They therefore directed
TINT the contractors take the stones up
again, am,l this was done. The engineers
were finishing up their measurements
yesterday afternoon. By to-day the
iIsknMhnrkSn will probably be replaced.
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AMERICAN CATTLE
Stay Go Into EnEiupd Freo-The Sew Iu-
npcctiOn system.

1lnY 90 INTO huBlIha EEee-AAO Nv" 49,
spccdon system.
wAsulxeroy, D. c., Sept. ls.-It is
probable that Us soon as the new system
Of inspecting cattle for export has been
thoroughly tested, American cattle will
be allowed TO enter British ports free
from the ten days quarantine now inn
posed. Secretary Rusk now is as
anxious TO sec the restrictions removed
in England Us he was III Germany.
1.-THE workings Of our new inspection
system" said Secretary kusk Yesterday
"have increased the price OF our cattle
from SIS to Sl0 lead.
"Our thorough inspection has reduced
disease to the minimum, and 1t will not
be long until we drive it out altogether.
Under tile system in vogue there Is not
only careful inspection Of the cattle, but
in tile methods OF handling and ship
ping them. The method of feeding
them on ship board is regulated by law,
and the result is that We land them ut
the wharvcs i'll England almost without
Il blenish."
The Secretary says that no active steps
had been taken TO induce Great Britain
to abolish the quarantine. After the
working OF the new system has been
thoroughly tested and 1t is shown that
American cattle are the equal oil any
other, then will England be asked to
put aside the quarantine.
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SURPRISED HIs FnIENDs.

Editor Heorraans, OF la,iSwood, Married
PrivnteIy-wellk Known In Wheeling.
speiar Dfqd,eh 10 The hieltceneer
oAKLAxD, Mp, Sept. ls.-Edward NJ.
Hcermans, associate editor of the Pres
ton County Journal, Of Kingwood, aud
Miss Florence Elliott, living near the
same village, were married here last
night by the Rev. c. E. Clark, pastor Of
tho NJ. L. church. Considerable ro-
nance is attached to this event. All
the preparations were made on Wednes-
day by w. j. Parkhurst, of Kingwood,
who came here, procured the license
and secured the services OF the minister.
The couple arrived here, accompanied
by tho brides brother and Mr.. Park
hurst, on No. 4 last night, due Mt $3.50
and went to tho minister's residence
and were married about 10 o'clock. All
the parties returned to Kingwood this
morning. Mr.. Hccrmans is well known
in Wheeling where he was employed
until few months ago.
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DISTRESSING AccLpENr.

Captain John Porter, OF Now Cumberland,
hurt In Pittsburgh.
S.rbariVe Herald
Tho many friends of Captain John
Porter, of New Cumberland, W. Va,
will regret to learn of tho terrible and
perhaps fatal accident which bcfel that
gentleman in Pittsburgh last night
about ~ o'clock. He was on the street
returning from tho exposition aud saw
an electric cable cur approaching ut q
high ratio OF speed. Ho was very close
toit whom hn discovered another bear
ing rapidly down on MIN from another
direction. Asa matter Of safety to his
life he stepped between the tracks, hop
ing to escape, but the space proved en-
tirGly too small. Ho was caught be-
tween the cars and literally ground tho
entire length Of the car. He was taken
up anomalous and removed 10 the
West Penn Hospital whore his injuries
were attended to. A telephone mes
sage from the hospital to the Herald at
2:45 this afternoon in response to our
INJURY stated that the Captain was
resting as well rs could be expected.
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Half Rate, to Firomen's Tournament at
Atlantic City via u. 6 o. n.R.

For tho flremcn's tournament at At
lantic City, September 29th-0ctober
Cd inclusive, the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road will sell round trip tickets from all
stations on its lines East OF the Ohio
river at rate Of one fare for the round
trip. Tickets will be sold from Septem-
ber 18th, to October End, inclusive, and
viii DO valid for return passage until
October 9th inclusive. This low rate is
not restricted to tlrcmen, but is open to
the public, and presents the last oppor-
tunity Of the season to enjoy cheap
trip to the seashote. The Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad provides fast limited ex-
press trains via Washington with Pull
man service, and offers the only double
track route to tho sea. The tournament
will consist Of paradcs, torch-light pro-
cCssions, and all kinds OF iircmen's con-
tests by Representatives OF prominent
companies Of all the leading cities OF the
East, and will be ono Of the many at
tractions which Atlantic City affords at
all seasons. For more detailed informa-
ton us to rates, time OF trains and Pull
man accommodations, apply to neares :
Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket agent,
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JOHN RonINsoN,s SHOW.
Tho Great Exhibition will Arrive herr
Sunday.

The Great Exhibition will Arrive here
Sunday.
The Enquirer, the Commercial Gaselie
and other leading papers, both German
and English, OF Cincinnati, are prolific
in their praise Of the new and most i'm
pressive Of all spectacles, which, at an
expense that would seem fabulous, the
entcrprising management OF John Rob-
inson's great worlds exposition pro.
duccd this year in connection with their
lnyraid otheir attractions. There is no
sense 30 vivid, 20 lasting and SO conclu-
siye aa the sense Of seeing, and however
studiously one may search the scriptures
or other sacred history, tho ideas That
l,e may form and the impressions lie
may receive concerning the pntriarchs
and cages, and tho scenes, incidents aud
events consequent to their time, can be
hut imperfect. To have reproduced
those porsonagcs and events and
placed with scenographic effect before
one; to hear Solomon REUTER- his wise
and prophetic words; to sec III pcrsop
Sheba's illustrious queen, and the pomp
and circumstance OF her surroundings;
10 view the great temple of Solomon,
not by description, buthy actual inspec-
ton; to witness personally tho sumptu-
ous und respondent festivals Of tho
great Solomon's coUrt--tlieso arc tho
privileges which John Robinson's great
worlds exposition accortls its patrons
in connection with the great circus, the
menagc:ic, and tho royal Roman hippo
jro,nc. Tho spectacle OF Solomon, his
tomple and the Queen Of sheba will be
sccn hero Monday afternoon and even
Ing. Tho show will arrive from Wash-
ington, Pa, Sunday afternoon.
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THE ESIPERoR,s SPEECH
has Rilcd France-rho Paris Papers De
nounco It ms an Outrage.

has Rilcd Francc-Tho Paris Papers De-
nounee 1t ms an Outrage.
PARIS, Sept. 1s.-Thc whole press Of
this city condemns Emperor Williams
recent speech at Erfurt, in which it was
reported he alluded to Napoleon l. as
tho "Corsican Parvcnu." lie Paris says
this violent attack on a man Of genius
and greatness like Napoleon will have
10 diplomatic results. ltsimply reveals
the character of q monarch who seizes
every occasion to revile France and
hasten the revanchc.
lie Jour says: The speech proves that
recent events have rudely dispelled the
emperor's dreams. He wanted Europe
to be blindly submissive to Prussian
hegemony and finds himself confronted
by nations which have recovered and
developed themselves and who now
laugh at his threats"
La France says: "Tllis time it is not
who can be accused OF talking Of re-
venge. 1t is the German emperor who
reminds US that armies are things Of Il
day. His remarks are an impudent
outrage on the patriotism of great
people"
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.BUILDING LOTS EOR SALB
Forty.llye Building Lots in Efck aRa
Lipphnrdt's Addition to ihe ON
ar Martins Ferry, ONO.

These lotSare part OF twen'y'one ac! S!s-'.t
half u tho properly known as The GA Scs WIN
esinte-and arc pleasantly situated o.. S, sos
Sloping ground good nntura! dTalnaIS AZ ~ sT hi
mandinS aud pleasing view Q! the cry 3" w.
as OF Wheeling and the Ohio kl'eti; ,,s ehoIsi
In lie eIty, not far from large and comi , ~
school house. within few minn,g ,,o, TJ sni
he electric street car line nearly cosPle ,s,5J
within Ten minutes walk Of po'lgl6...ri ns a
station, ferry landing aud The lgF Tl,1 '''
road bridge and other prominent i9t'i, c s,, o.
These lots and building H,s ~ ".
FSr itEtbcr Sarticnlar inquire At on 9nfy NSyr
T. HASES, or III The Office OF M bL -, /
BREWING Co, Martins Ferry, Qaio', GEtsl.as
SCHAEFER l. co. IS Real Estate VH'ee' ""f sng
w. Va
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has won, on merit alone, widespread
and enduring reputation. 1t is u COM
bination of vegetable agents, the result
Of the experience OF one VINO made the
diseases Oh women a lifelong study.
Taken according TO directions the or
gans awake to new life and energy, leav-
ing the woman free from pain at these
periods. Sold at wholesale and retail
by Logan Drug Co. and all druggists. 2
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running nicely when suddenly the
boiler connected with the engine blew
up. The tbresher was wrecked and
Frank Maxwell son Of Vim. Maxwell
who lives beyond the iDtlrmary, was
badly scalded. Arch Porter, the pro-
prietor, Thomas Quellan, the engineer,
and Henry PermRr, tho ieedcr and son
Of Wesley lerhIArj wore ,also injured.
DR.. j. A. Mccullough was called to the
scene and rendered the necessary surgi-
calaid. No cause is given for the ex-
plosion.
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ST. PArnlcK's PlLLs are carefully
prepared from the best material and nc
cording to the most approved formula,
and are the most perfect cathartic and
liver pills that can be produced. We
sell them. @. X. Goethe, w. w. Irwin,
Jno. Klari, c. Schnepf, G. Menkemiller,
w. S. Mccullough, NJ. W. Heinrich, w,
Z. Williams, S. L. Brice, Jno. Coleman,
and W. II. Williams, Wheeling, w. Va,
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. Ohio, 3. +.
Peabody, Benwood, W. Va. D&w
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THE TERMINAL WORK.
The Union Station Making good Progress,
MS vol ms the Tracks.

Work on the Terminal company's
union station on the creek bank ut Mar-
ket street is progressing finely. The
frames for all the partitions aretinishcd
and the arrangement of the interior
now shows up nicely. The outside is
being finished fast. The work of slat-
ing the roof will begin Monday.
A gap OF only about 100 feet yet re-
mains in the trestle on the north side
Of the creek to connect the union sta
ton and the bridge over the creek to
the Whitaker mill. This gap is behind
Warren's cooper shop. All the piles
have been driven there, and the trestle
will be finished in day or two.
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Mc.L NlrrInin rnnslon..

Special DflpalttiO hNe LaltlllgeRctr.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. is.--west
Virginia pensions: original-John S.
GalIaher, Daniel Brost, Alex Nanhorn
Joseph McCauslin. Peter j. Coughlin,
Louis Kraft, james II. Cool, James y.
Wolf. Additional-AuGustus Wheel,
Marshal Whitman. Renewal aud in.
creasc-Charlcs W. Stutlcr. Increase
job. B. Smith, William Hamerick, John
Inman. Original widow-Christena
MnrtiM
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The Electric Light Work.

The excavation for the city's electric
light plant foundation goes on rapidly.
The earth removed is dumped over the
creek bank near, and makes good filling
for the Terminal Company's trestle.
Men are at work in the old Hemp.
field yard shaving the poles for the sys-
tenn, and Mr.. Bleoo, the representative
of the Fort Wayne Company, will push
the work OF putting up the poles.
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ruE ANDERSON CASE.
Arrest of : Ii $50 who Aided hl,o burglar
Escnpr.

Arrest of $50 Who Aided Slc Burglar to
Escape.
CINCINNATI, Sept. ls.-In consequence
of the revelations made by Burglar
James Anderson, Sheriff Holm caused
warrants to issue for the arrest of the
two men implicated, Mr.. L. NJ. MADDEN,
attorney, and Cal Tucker, late night
Waterman at the Jail. The warrants
were served late at night. Mr. Eadden
called on his neiEhbor, Gen. a. Hicken-
Iooper, to sign his bond and he Wa re-
leased, but Tucker was not SO fortunate
and was lodged in Jail. The chargC Is
aiding prisoner to escape.
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PIrrsBURGlI, Pa, Sept. l8.-The fall
meeting Of the Pittsburgh driving park
association closed at Homewood to-day
with an attendance of 1000. The ell
tries for the 2:30 trot were so large the
race was divided. In the free.tor-all
pace, Dallas, the famous Pittsburgh
horse, went lame. and Johnston won
with ease. The weather was pleasant
and the track fast.
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Special Dispatch 10 The hiett0cnee.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 1s.-Poat,
masters appointed to-day: NJ. A. Mel
rose, vice A. r. Cooper, resigned, Foun,
tain Springs, Wood county; L. G. Vass-
ler, vice A, H. Veach. resigned, Mount
Storm, Grant county.
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You cannot DO too particular about
tho medicines you use. When you
need o blool-puritier, be sure yon get
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and no other. 1t
will ininglc with, purify and vitalize
evcry drop Of blood in your body. 1t
makes the weak strong. paw
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Mr. j. r. SHEPPARD, manager of the
Paris Cooperative Mercantile 1nstitu-
ton, Paris, Idaho, says that for Collie
produced by change OF drinking water,
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera, and Diar-
rh@a Remedy is without an equal. 1t
is quick and cilectual, and leaves no bad
results. D&w
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The Atlantic engine house altera-
tions are being pushed rapidly. The
northermost stalls and the quarters for
the city patrol wagon and Chief Healy's
buggy will be finished ready for use
first, and it is thought they will be
ready for occupancy by the middle OF
next Week at farthest.
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sienm Thre.her Explodes.
atabanNe Nat.

NtHltIluI1lt NuF'
Arch Porter's steam thrcshing ma
chine cayno last night to the farm Of X;
II. Mcconnell, about two and hall
miles from the city. This morning
they started up and everything was
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rrI,lny,s nnsa nnll.

At Louisville Louisville, o; Wash
At Milwaukee- Milwaukee, 4; Balti-
AT Itst. ), 1ouis-st. Louis, Q; Athletics,
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 8; Glove.
At Boston-Boston, o; Pittsburgh. 8.
At New Yor&-'New York, 8; Chi.
Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL;
Cincinnati, G.
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GRAND RArrps, Mich, Sept. 49,
Frank Mobiles Alcrycon lowered his
record a quarter of a second on the
Kent county fair association track this
afternoon, trotting the second heat in
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EXCURSION rates to st. Louis are an
nounced by the Pennsylvania lines for
September 10Th and Goth. See announce
ment.