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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

ST. Louis Mo. Jan. 19-Flour firm: patent,
SA306f45; fancy 10 extra. S270o4lO; choice.
S83)0340; family. f9Ij6825 Wheat higher !;
January. s9l1c. nominal; March, glc bid; May,
q13sc.; July, $50 bid. Corn lower; Jsnu-
ary. 311kc asked; February 3si4c. bid; March,
3i31c. nominate MAY. 3-isd3sAc. Oats lower;
May. 3lslc. bid. pork-Staudard mess, $3.50.
Shoulders, doc; longs and clear-ribs. &c I;
shorts. Sac. Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 5Ac.;
longs and clear ribs, 6i4c.; shorts, 03s4612c.
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CH1cAGo. Jan. q-Wheat-Whest was very
weak until the last hour. when reports concern
ing the immnence OF war with Chill completely
changed the sentimant OK the trade. The early
decline of Ic Was recovered and a gain OF lc.
made over yesterday 8 price. Receipts. 2.s cars.
Corn-COrn and oats followed the fluctuations
in wheat and at thu close showed no change.
Corn receipts. 43i cars; oats receipts. 326 cars.
provisOns-Ihe provision market was also
very weak until the Gillian war cloud burst in
the pit. The decline for the day in pork and
Larn .aas -L-c- and In rLn. -L--a-n
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
LOSING QUOTATIONS or MONEY
...-,ue. and sales At the Richmond Tobacco
r,chanee-lntorna Revenue coiiec-
tions-Foreien Advlces.

- yopr Jan. ia-Money closed ct per
.bahfghes. rate 2is; the lowest rate was
.,af Exchange closed steady; posted
..... s..t.afS's. actual rates. 4S2A@As3 for
s,r bills. and 4setstS5 for demand.
-.--r,eo.. bonds; currency sc, io9 bid as,
.....a tltl bid; extended 2s' registered 100
..t.,c continues sctive on The stock market.
.... IDurs ~ business this morning fully
Shares changed hands. Tho iono OF
..... was weak throughout and further
.n was recorded. There WAS steady
of >tocs and prices went down with
..fs interruption throughout the morn
1resms Ter class OF spectators seemed
f..o .oircd general liquidation
t r.t on. important stock on the list
T.e bears used the Chilian war talk
... general selling for at they were worth
..narng some ~ the leaders. The prin-
tr.IuE was IN Missouri, Kansas and
Ia. preferred, Aicmson, ST. Paul Erie,
n Pacific preferred, Union Pacific
...arI Rochester and Plttsburg and the
.... trusts The iowor prices were generally
.,....- 90 noon. The decline ranged from q
..r cont New York and Boston we're
e.. sellers of Union Pacific this morning.
SILL. nulon houses were promgeni ou5-
.o..ru- and q rally The buying was
r.. ..e usrt of the houses that have access 10
.r..f .n.alv good sources OF information III
U..n.. .i0u. aut 10 is believed that the llH
,.. induced by the receipt Of new, shv"tns
..0.a favorable turn lu the 0hiIah lu"llgl'
.-o and Nashville was weak anu nrohe
s.rr..r ou Che announcement OF decrease III Wy
.....s earnings. Tho rally after ma 40. We No.
..r maintained and prices c.,stA t.li4it
fraction OF thc lowest figures nc Yo0.'i.I ' az
-.e .ag ranged from IS TO lel S.iis M''I a'i
..chINonal decline 10 DIeA. -, ~. -1e sborns
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Cattle Market.

UNION STOcK-YARDs, Ill. Jan. iq-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 6,000 head; common 10 extra steers;
S3a6: st0ckers and feeders sLSta3.t0; COWS and
bulls, SfI0@825 Hogs-Receipts 22.O0l head:
strong and l0c. higher: heavy, $l.25@1t0: mixed
and medium. SL2lN45l: light. S3l5of3.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; weak; inferior 10
choice, s25Oa54O: lambs, Sf5OaG.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE.-A GUARANTEED
81 CURE FOR PILES of whatever kind or de-
gree-External, Internal, Blind or Bleeding,
Itching, Chronic. Recent or Hereditary. 81 5
box; boxes So. Sent by mail prepaid. on re-
cent OF price. We guarantee 70 cure any case
OF Piles Guaranteed and sold only by (. 2.
kkEfES " CO.. Druggists and Seedsmen. Oh
ssst Marshall street, Richmond. Va
ie4-wetr,suly
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NOTICES.


xrIRGINTA-AT RULES HELD ~ The
Y -CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE, CiBC w.
corRTi' Of THE CITY e RICHMOND On
THE 18TH DAY or JANUARY, 1892.
Jonas f. Welcome u l@li''i'
Order of the Golden Grail. Defendant.
IN DEBT AND UroN As ATTACHMENT RETURNED
EXECUrED.
The object Of this suit is 10 .recover, against
the defen liant the sum OF one hlhdiet ,4oi4 lar. .
with interest thereon at the rate Oh slA l,i
centum per annum from July l.th, losi' until
$50 and 40 attach the estate OF the sara de,
fsndenf within the city OF Richmond anu
subiect the same 10 the payment Oh the pam
tl anS Si', e'i,iiidayit having been made aud
ELL that the afiiant believes that the defendant
IL a foreign corporation ana is not ies4NIHit "a
tIIs state. IL is required 90 appear mere WllAi9
go, 40, after due publication hereof ana
20 wbatis necessary 20 protect It's interest IN
this SUIT.
COPY ALFRED SHIELD Clerk
Sol. I. BIooMnEnd, p. a. la sl-"iw
tTkCATTED MEETING OF THE BOARD
Y Oti SUPERVISORS Of buckingham county,
be1d A. the dwelling house OF j.. II. LesueuI' III
ssld county. on Monday, the attn day Oh jan
uI R{sg::oIyed. That whereas it appears from az
sjvertisement i'm the Richmond Dlspalch Aht
THr TIrEs that the Orange -!hey 5f ~
Railroad COmpany, together Win az US -
- frsTch1ses and county suDscrlpt .On5. ls 70
a. sod in the city OF Richmond on the it,n day
oY Jsnnary. is2 this is hereby to give notice 70
the public eassy and N S ssp eSndo no es a
oli t.,; - hv buckingham county OF SiVlVJ,
tbef he said subscription has been forfeited ~
said railroad company, for the reason that sara
railroad has failed II every Pfr.ctb tho aid
cco a9 "'s Of buckingham in regard to building
railroad in said county. y roppro
A cOpy-Iest; .o,~. 80 PDctinoham
Nie, c~,otv and ex-onicio clCfH Of the Board OF
--..L.l
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$500 Reward i!

WE win pay the above reward for any OF rF0es
Complaint Dyspepsia, Sick Headache Indigestion. Con
stpatinn on Costiveness We cannot cure with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions strictly
complied with They arc purely Vegetable. and neves
fail 10 give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boreS
containing 80 Pins % cents Beware OF ccupterfeis
and limitations. The genuine Manufactured only V
SHE John G WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. Ill
Sold by f. P. REEVE Il CO.. COZ East Marshall
..~oat Richmond. Va. ia 23-f.su.wly
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Cincinnati.

CrvcvNAr1. o.. Jan. l9.-Pork- Regular.
s1f9jaiLS15: familysl1aff12H Lard Kettle
dried 65s@Gic. Bacon-Short clear sides. des "a
sac. Whisky-Saies, 1,090 barrels at SLls.
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. I9.-Spot cotton fairly active
and firm l-1G higher; sales 10000 bales; mid
ding .uplands 41-l6. Futures steady; jan
nary 2Ma4 Boa; February March. 4 "a
bids; rch-April, 4 3-6l bid; April-May, 4 5-0l
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...I,oS 900 300 . 'Nerch~nfs nacka9 teoD1r d,
feir' ISa1sc.: common 1Oaf2i5c..
Eggs; In crates 2Jc.; in barrels 20 o. Guinea
&c.
pRFssE POULTRY.
Turkeys per pound lJa4ic. DucAs' l<tzal1c
Chickens, Babe
1--WE POULTRY PER HEAD.
~,
Live mems Ia5 @a-3c'' loil1 an = b"
23c.' chltheH1, Oull "'1 - - '''' --'-'0''
chickens meuluM anu l@t i7"-'0'
"h'I'
Yenison. per pound lial5c.; baDbts' Sai2 e.
Birds-fartrdge dead. lta4Jc.' DucAs' i've
ThuiIs AND 'A'AIAAni 5,
Potatoes: irish' 40a g: Per DusAsh
Iotatoes' NoIlnsl", 81 .',a.''' i0i D"'Ie''
Sweet potatoes, 4IaJ C. per Dusuel
Cabbage. sugar barrel cl.'L
Onions. Patato. S31Ja%el per barrel
Onion Sets. S2.0.a-i per husheL
Peanuts. 3.ta454c.; per pound.
Oranges Z Ia oI-sn' "oA 49, Nd
i'us3eIS' S l., "a dino. ., oo,-a rer barrel
apNe'' raHil3 a. me On mr. ba~rel
AIplrs tooA1ls i.b Fo'
Celery; -3s &C el p''-li,o.H. to
Lemons Tia 80. 80, ,,,
oJN KY hA.V ., H.
large Ia .loai2c.
Sides. oalOc.: per pound.
shoulders. SAGE per pound
rprrp r,rrrr
-. -, D.. .,o. ,,r,,,,.,
Apples lea anu l,.O"'i, s'.o,''' co. r0' P''''i'
Fancy 3i4a4c.; quarters s-saec' ...4;,,.. ..s,
Peaches. fancy peeiei 'a'c'' lnou'u4n' '"oO''
DARK. 4at2c.i uhpeeleu' ~"-1A0'
lilacAneIIlt'' 'o.-,l
II scE1LANEoUs.
Pnckwbeat flour. 2lsagi6c. uer pound.
White Beans. Fancy. Sl.toa-S) per buhheL
Talow. 4a4lsc. per pound
Gensing Root, s27593J per pound seneca
Root. &c 1oiueh seal l'oO'' ~
Angelica, SC.
llaoh-t.s 80 - taf5
,-., II ,.i,,e,s North Carolina Family Roe
ftssfn'ais 80 * new. Potomac. gross s975.
N nn-4i ba ,s - So. ont A. ~
Nql'n PrinDe &c for tierces: lard COM
,,d1,nd 49, for rerces: cans. usual difference.
Isrd. 9Io1ntrv 6l5c
Matches. G1s. 55c. Der gross zoos Sl.50 gross;
800 s. 81: zoos. S5as5.5l gross .o5;,,,,
Molasses: Choice folto hlOo' e. . 90
Porto hlco, sc; no. CuDa' ~@g, ~ 2;c me-
lsc.; fancy New Orleans &c cHoioci ooo IL
Cluhl, sc; blackbraP' DalIe4'' 4i0'' -OS'''
lSc.; baking molassas' 4slSc;; 900 No , corn
syrup soe No do sc choice ss sugar Common anon
sss96'
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C
NO. 6 SOUTH TWELFTH STREET.
MONTAGUE & BIEDLER
WINES. LIQUORS. &c.

have now in stock the best-known and most
popular brands Of WINES. BnANDlEs. Wits
KIEs. GINS. COBDIALs, CIGARS and BOT
TIED BEER which they offer to the trade and
consumers al prices which WILL MAKE THEM
CO.
WINES.-Couli Sec Champagne very dry
quarts and unts; imported oler-
rics. Forts. oauteInes, Lurs M
dies" Hooks and California.
all qualiiiei and prices.
BRANDIES.- "Hennessey' and 'AiarteIr
oil. rich and smooth imported
directly and Old Apple Brandy.
WHISTLES I've. ls65-very choice, rich
and mellow; "Foiters.' "Horsey.
"Gihson." Montague, stew
art and many others, all well
aged and pure.
GIN.-Rurnet-s i'm orted "Oli Tom and "llol-
land
IIOUEURS.- Creme de Menthe." Char
trerse "IeneGictine." Alb
sinihe.7 "Yermoulh, and Angos-
tUra Litiers.
CIGARs.-Imporiei key West and Domestic
from a. sd 20 $40 IN .oxes OF - ~.
All Tie above goods IN cases boxes
and bottles suitable for Holiday
GIFTS.
BEFR are the Richmond AGENTS FOR the
renowned NATIONAL BkEh-pale and
Nerf Geucate- which We offer IN guam
ti.ies 10 slit 90 families and The trade
de22-eOtlo
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CHRISTMAS.

CHRISTMAS.
We are Offering for the Holidays an extra fine
selected stock OF the following goods: New,
cleaned CURHANIS and RAlSlNS; extra tlno
all kinds Of new NUTS and fine Dehesa RAILS
ms: new layer FIGS, DATES and french
PRUNES: best MINCE MEATS and PLU "
PTDDINGS: finest CHOCOLATES and CAN
DIES; SWEET CIDER; cooking and very fine
table SHEKRlES; very old PORTS and French
BRANDlES: Jamaica RUN and Batavia AR
RAG We have also great variety Of imported
ASPARAGUS. CAULlFLOWER, PEAS and
BEANS in glass and tins at
HERMANN SCHMIDT'5
900 and SOP east Broad street,
AND
W. L. WHITES. s82 east Main street.
deS
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RICHMOND GEBERAL mARKErs.
rRODUCE

Butter: Fancy creamery, 2ia2ic.; dairy
packed 22a23c.; Merchants packed, 1sa-lc.;
fair, lda1sc.; common 1Oal2'ac..
Eggs; In crates 2Jc.; In barrels 20; Guinea
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DREs ED POULTRY.

Turkeys, per pound 15al7c.. Ducks, l2lzal'
Chickens, l3aljc.
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Live hens, fat 2la25c.; hens and roosters, 23'
o5c.; chickens. young and grown 22a2jc.
chickens, medium and fat, lsa2jc.
Venison. per pound 1ial5c.; Rabbits, sai2 &C..
Birds-psrtridges dead. loal5c.; Ducks. live
apiece 2Ja3Oc Geese, 45a5jc.
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gr.'f liour closed Qniet. but steady: fine
N spring. g. G09335: do. winter. s29O'9
tl4.s fnne. spring. S3@3.50; do. winter
aist.. extra No. ] spring, S3.M9ieJ; 90.
N.rf .l,a extra. NO.2 spring,s3 1901, DO.
t... tes rs; city mills. extras. $5.259
lais..-efn ilour closed steady but quiet;
Wb,.1 iamily extras, sA2Os4.gO
wheat options opened lel4c. lower
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17
Breiseastein and Stein; umpire, Bar
ME. Time, 2:l6. ~


SARATOGA, N. Y, August 1e.-The
weather to-day was clear and warm
track fast and attendance large. First
race, Hall mile -Woodban won. Time,
IS Second race, one milo-Best Brand
won. Time, 1:43.
Third race, Z furlongs-King Grab
won. Time, 1921. :,
Fourth race, 1-16 miles-king Mac
won. Time, 1862.
Fifth race, /" mile over hurdles-Bas-
sanio won. Time. 2:ls.
New YoRK, Aug. 18.-The attraction
at Monmouth park to-day was the
omnibus stakes for three-year.olds, and
rich magnet 1t proved, for, with the
rest Of the card lacking single attrac-
tive feature, it served to bring out a
large crowd.
First race, six furlongs. Kingston
won. Time, 1:15i.
Second race, sixiurlongs Miss Maude
won. Time, 1:l4t.
Third race, Omnibus stakes, $40. 900,
II miles. Yorkville Belle won. Time,
1886.
Fourth race, ono mile and a furlong.
Julien won. Time, 1854.
Fifth race, Eve furlongs. Nomad won.
Time, 59i.
sixth race, seven furlongs. Estelle
won. Time, 1:254.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17
An EpIaemle d nloody rlu1.

Last summer the fux ragged here to q
fearful extent. About five miles north
of here at the Whiteside graveyard
there were Eve victims Of this dreadful
disease buried in one day. The doctors
could do nothing with the disease.
When my family was taken, went to
Waiter Brothers, Of Waltersburg, and
told them the situation. They said,
give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
biarrhea Remedy; that they had sent
out several hundred bottles into the in
iected district and "every day we hear
how this medicine is curing them. So
far we have not heard OF its failing in q
single instance" I went to giving 1t
and could soon sec the good effects and
a cure was the result. Anyonein doubt
about these facts may write to mel
O. ELLIS. Rock, Pope Co, Illinois. For
sale by druggists. ptw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17
THE DoRDEN MURDER.
Efforts to Obtain an Impartial Hearing fo'
tho Accused.

Eforts to Obtain an Impartial Hearing for
tho Accused.
FALL RIVER, MASS, August 1G.-The
most important subject of talk in town
is that relating to the prospects for Be-
curing an impartial preliminary hear
ing for Miss Lizzio A. Borden next Mon
day. The point raised by Counsel Jen-
nings has started q discussion. The
NeW8 says:
"Thcre is q very general opinion
among lawyers and citizens that Judge
Blaisdell should not preside over the
preliminary examination on Monday
next, because, having heard the govern
ment side OF the case, that was present.
Id In its fullest and strongest light, he
must be preiudicedin forming his opin-
ion lin fact, consenting to warrant, he
has already made his opinion public"
Marshall billiards. statement concern
ing the published opinions of the va
rlous newspapers Of the country has
given rise to much speculation as to the
Character Of the evidence that the pros:
ecution can submit at the trial. 1t will
DO Of positive nature; will be based on
statements made by Bridget Sullivan
relating partially to Miss Lizzte's man
ner before and after the crime, her in
structions to wash windows in remote
parts Of the house, also her conduct to-
ward her step-mother the past six
months. Miss Emma Borden, who went
TO Taunton to visit her sister as usual,
found her in an unchanged frame OF
mind. She is being accorded the kind
est possible treatment by the sheriff
and his wife, the latter particularly Of
ieringmuchmotherlyc consolation, which
10 being well received.
The preliminary trial is not now re-
earded as of special importance in fixing
the responsibility for the crime, except
that it gives the defense an opportunity
TO measure the strength OF the govern
ment's case. 1t is an even chance that
the verdict will be probably guilty"
II the verdict should be probably not
guilt" the government could still in
sist on placing the case before the grand
iury and demand an indictment over a
discharge ordered by the court.
A New York morning paper says:
1.-THE police, detectives, amateur detect
ives and various official sleuth hounds
Of Justice are trying to discover clew
TO the murderer of the Borden couple
at Fall River by making it appear that
the murdered man was on board the
vessel Jefferson Borden in 1875 when o
mutiny occurred. and afterward render
cd testimony which send the mutineers
to prison, and that tine released convict
killed him for revenge. This could not
DO SO, and the clew might as well be
dropped at once. Andrew j. Borden
was not on board when tho mutiny oc-
cured, could know nothing about it
and did not give any testimony at the
trial Of the mutineers." The paper pubs
fishes story Of the tragedy in which
every person on the vessel is accounted
for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17
Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.

Industrial Items, Personal Gossip and
General News Notes.
The present habit Of small children
playing about moving motors, jumping
on and off them, and running reckless
" In front of them should be severely
discountenanced. Yesterday an opera
tor was obliged to stop his car and get
of and take q little girl of the track: It
seems they have become SO familiar
with them that they do not realize the
danger they in, and II this continues
there will be another sad casualty.
The hop given by several society
Young ladies in city hall was most
ENJOYABLE affair. About twenty-five
couples were present, and dancing was
kept up until the "wee sma, hours"
Fosters string band, from Bellaire,
furnished the music.
Parties were ,assidiously engaged oil
day yesterday in searching for the body
OF the little Mcfarland boy who was
drowned Sunday while in bathing.
Cannon and dynamite cartridges were
used, but with no success, and seining
was then resorted to.
Mr.. H. Peabody, who was injured at
tho Riverside steel plant one day last
week, was able to be. out on the street
yesterday.
Miss Sadie Noll. of Pittsburgh, is the
guest OF her brother, Mr.. Edward Noll.
on Main street.
Mr.. NJ. Carrollis expected to return
this week from Europe.
Work will commence on O. schad's
new building this week.
Mr.. Arnold Juergens leaves to-day
for the soldiers home.
Mrs. H. Bowers has returned from
Jewett, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17
BANK oFFIcIALs INDICTED.
This Mayerlcr Wreokora Have a Long
List of Crimes TO Answer For.

Tho Maverick Wrsckors Have n Long
List of Crimes TO Answer For.
BosroS, August 16. = Four indict-
ments were to-day reported against Asa
H. Potter, Jonas H. French and Thomas
Dana, ex-Mayerick National Bonk OFF,
cials. The grand jury to-day reported
before Justice Putnam in the United
States circuit court. French was adj
mitted to bail in $4,000, John Stetson
going his surety. Dana has not yet
been arrested or admitted to bail.
Justice Putnam fixed Potter's bail at
$4,000 on the false entry indictment
and at SEQ. 900 on the false certificates.
Granville 7. w. Braman was accepted
as Potter's surety.
OF the indictments against Potter, one
contains eighty counts and the other
thirty. The charges against the re-
naming members OF the triumvirate
are by no means as extensive as those
against Potter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Played by tie League Club.
Yesterday.

Base BALL Played by the League Clubs
Yesterday.
PITTsBuRGH, Pa, August 16.-1n the
tenth inning with the score standing 2
toe, Terry, the first batter for the Pitts.
burgh's went to base on balls. Miller
was hit above the elbow by pitched
ball directly afterwards. The Wash.
ington's claimed that Miller had inten.
tionally permitted himself to be hit,
but Umpire Mitchell allowed the bats.
man TO take his base. On account OF
the decision the Senators refused to
continue to play and the game was
forfeited to the Pittsbugh's by the usual
acore OF nine to nothing. Attendance,
1,l20. Washington, 2; Pittsburgh, 2.
Earned, Washington, 2 Errors, WASH
ington, 4. Hits, 6 and 0. Pitchers,
Terry and Duryea. Umpire, Mitchell.
At Cincinnati.- Chamberlain's wild
ness lost the game in the first inning.
Attendance 1000. Cincinnati, @; New
York, 8. Earned runs, 8 and !; errors,
2each; hits, 10 each. Pitchers, Cham
berlain and Crane. Umpire, Lynch.
At Chicago. Both pitchers were hit
hard, but Vickery was the aoftest
mark Anson's boys have had for some
time. Attendance 500. Chicago, -;
Baltimore, 8; errors, 2and 10; hits, IL
and 10. Pitchers. Gumbert and Wick.
cry. Umpire, Snyder.
At Cleveland. Cleveland gained a
lead in the first to-day which Boston
could not overcome. Attendance 2, 500.
Cleveland 8; BostonS. Earned, Boston
]. Errors, each. Hits, I and s.
Pitchers, Young and Nicholas. I'm.
pire, Emslie.
AT Louisville-stra and Knell
pitched great ball but Knell's wildness
was fatal, Attendance 1876. Louisville
Z; Philadelphia 2. Earned and /.
Errors, 2 each. Hits, 6 and 8. Pitchers,
stratton and Knell. Umpire, McQuaid.
AZ St Louis--The Brooklyns shut
out tho Browns to-day with ease. Stein
pitched a great game. Weather clear.
Attendance 1000 81. Louis o, Brook
lyn Z; earned, Brooklyn s; hits, 4 and
II; errors, and /; pitchers, Hawke,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17
nfARrIN,s FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In that Thriving
r,I.. r,.....ni nj InhnatrInL

Accidents and Incidents IN that Thriving
cIy-PeFsonai and Industrial
The Martins Ferry fremen who will
take part in the reel race at Salem on
Friday will leave on the early train on
the @. & 2. road tomorrow morning,
arriving in time for the parade. Ten
or eleven hose companies will take part
in the race. Among the companies en-
tered arc Bellaire, two, Wellsvllle,
Wooster, Orrville, Coshocton, and Cam
ton. The Martins Ferry firemen have
twelve rooms at one Of the best hotels.
For the most direct, safest and quick
set route to Wheeling, drive down
Broadway to Etnaville. down Lincoln
avenue to the New Back River Steel
Bridge to Island, down North Huron
street TO Virginia, east on virginia to
Penn street, down Penn one block to
the New Main Channel Steel Bridge TO
Main street, Wheeling.
Anon Paxton, Ed. Woods, R. @.
Montgomery and Allie McAaninch, Of
tho Martins Ferry fire department, will
take part in the handicap races at
Salem.
MIR. and Mrs. II. nsuueEson ahu
daughter Emma and Mr.. Aaron Black
and family are attending the Hollow
Rock camp meeting.
Ladies' when out driving. will find q
trip to Wheeling by way OF Broadway,
Lincoln avenue and the New Steel
Bridges the safest route. No railroad
crossings or delays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ashton celebrated
their golden wedding yesterday at their
home in the country.
Martins Ferry people will Patronize
tho O. & P. excursion to Pittsburgh
literally, to-day
The Baptist church is being torn
down, preparatory to the erection OF o
new one,
Anumber Of Martins Ferry people
took in the excursion to Cleveland yes
terday.
The Buckeye and Elson glass factories
will resume about the first Of septen-
Der.
Hurl Porter returned last night from
Columbus.
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nAnn1soN nepuplIcANs.
A strong Ticket Nominated -PrOminent
Men Present

A Strong Ticket NomAhutou-'EEViAA
Men Present.
speeial bi,paieh toGe Iatolligeneer.
CLARKsBuao. W. Va, August a.
The Republican convention met in the
court house to-day. 1t was the largest
and most enthusiastic convention ever
held in this county. AT an early hour
this morning crowds began'to come in
and by 10 o'clock the city was full OF
iubilant and enthusiastic Republicans:
The convention met at II o'clock and
effected a temporary organization and
adjourned until 2 O'clock at which
lime it convened and Hon. John Ruhl
was made chairman. After many bal
lots and changes the following ticket
was nominated: For sheriff, j. !. Alex
ander; for prosecuting attorney, Hon.
D. w. Lynch; for assessor, upper dis
trict, Pierce Sidebotton; lower district,
JIM. Hagerty; for house OF delegates,
Hon, Edwin Maxwell and Henry Wick
Hons. 7. E. Davis, ]. S. Hyer, B. B.
Dovener and G. w. Atkinson were in
the city and attended the convention.
Speeches and general ratification meet
ings followed at night and ademonstra-
ton OF the highest enthusiasm.