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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-29
BENwooD.
Industrial Hens, PerNonnl Gowip aud
GeueraI News Notss.

Industrial Items, PerNonh Go'Sip aud
GeucraI News Notss, /.
One OF the most brilliant weddings
eyer witnessed here was that solemn
lied at the German Lutheran church
BY Rev. Borcele last evening. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Christ
myer. of Fulton, aud Miss Emma Kay
lor, Of Mason. The church was taste
fuliv decorated with foliage and white
flowers. Over the altar vas a large
arch, from the center OF which was sus-
pended a, large white dove. The bride
was attired in a superb costume OF
white iaille silk and crepon, wearing a
veil and orange blossoms. The attend
ants were Mr.. Kaylor, brother OF the
bride, and Miss Christmyer, sister OF
tho groom. The ushers were Messrs:
Oliver Peabody, Joseph Maliood. viii
Holdermann and Mr.. Was, OF Wheel
ing.
OF the large number of small boys ar
rested for drunkenness last Sunday
evening, several have been released, as
their parents paid their fines. but q
number OF them nre still in jail. This
was ono OF the most d%isgraceful affairs
ever recorded in our city's records. The
boys purchased a key OF beer at the 81:
loon known as the Corner Pocket"
and became wildly drunk and attacked
a Hungarian who chanced to pass the
tunnel where the boys were lying. He
laid in complaint against them.
Mrs. Nora Gill, the woman who was
so badly hurt by being thrown from the
Baltimore & Ohio track last week, has
been taken to her home at Burr's Mills.
Mr.. Eugene Hausmann, an employe
OF tho Wheeling steel works. had his
foot badly crushed by a falling crane.
lie will be disabled tor some time,
The death OF Mrs. Deborah Morris re-
moved one OF our oldest residents. She
was eighty-nine years OF age and has
lived all her life in Benwood.
Mrs. Frank POrterfeld leaves to-day
for a lengthy visit to friends in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Cora Stewart. OF New Martins
vile, is the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
D. Barr.
Miss Daisy Porterheld, OF Bellaire, Is
the guest OF Mrs. F. W. Porterfeld.
Miss Z. Zane, OF the Island, is visit
ing Mrs. John Newton.
IT ia what Hoods sarsaparilla actual,
" does that tells the story OF its merit
and has given it the largest sale of any
mndipinp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-29
THE M'KlNLEY RALLY
A.. Washington tho Less Yester-
day Afternoon q Great Success.
WHEELING Has A PROMINENT PART

In tho Memorable Demonstration for
Harrison, Reid aud Protection.
Wheeling Music and Wheeling
Marchcrs Divide the Ilomors of the
Day with tile Star Performer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-29

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn eAsctually, lispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to The taste. and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tSy 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA m syrup ca.
SAg FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE, H. e5w t0eS AA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-29
NESBITT & DEVINE,
1893 Market street. ausl
FOR SAIlE.

No. SO Thirty.atth street, half lot, four roouiL,
with hummer kitchen and large attic; S!,1Ol.
Three houses on Wood street, high ground.
No. ISIS, $50 and 1922 $3.50 each.
Two houses Oh Twenty ninth, teHe oon4
each. 81, 40 each.
Five los on %Twenty.nInth street, 90 by lo>
feet, 500 each.
Brick house. i've rooms and large store room,
1923 Water street. S,51O.
No. $40 Wood street. IotS0xl00 feet, six tooniL
Agood farm Of ~ acres. one and y halt milel
from the city. A good orchard. six acres ln
grapes, has al ivO-Toomed house, BtAbloL etc. ana
the best OF water. VIII sell on easy tcrmIo
trade for city property.
Lots In Hohmann's addition, the best yalne IN
the Eighth ward. on very easy terms, for anos'
time.
No. ats Jacob street, rents for s2is ,,.,,,,..,.. lol
No Il Thirty eighth street, six rooms new. SoN
No. 9t9i Chnplino Stfeot, ten'roomod house
and two lots.
Brick hoase. tout rooms and halt EoEs5'
hstRnd Woods streets, full lot .
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Alphonce H%emphling, OF Summit
township, Butler Co., Penn'a, made an
affidavit that his twelve.year-old son,
who had had st Vitus Dance for twelve
years, lost his speech, wa completely
cured after using three bottles OF DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine, and also re-
covered his speech. Thousands testify
to wonderful cures from using 1t former
vous diseases, dyspepsia, nervous debil.
ity, dullness, confusion Of mind, head
ache, etc. Four doses Of this Nervine
cured Mrs. w. L, Burns, South Bend,
Ind, who had been suffering with con-
slant headache for three months.
Trial bottle and elegant book Tree At
Logan Drug Cos. 4
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GROCERIES ETC.

THE INTELLIGENCER
BACLxAR AND PRESUMABLY PAPEE
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SALE

2ll5 and 2Il7 Main street, IS feet front
House OF six rooms 6lS Jacob street, and
four roomed house In rear. $500.
House Of six rooms, 262o Jacob street, $500
House Of six rooms aud hail, with modern
~convenienCes, 1915 Jacob street, S!,TQ
House Of four rooms. 2S2i Wood street, 9i,Syo.
House OF Ave rooms, Fourteenth street, 5000.
House Of five rooms, Eorf street, Center
Wheeling. s $500
House Of eight rooms, Jabob street, bet wcen
Fifteenth and sixteenth streets, $500.
Thteellouses on Moyston street, Sixth Ward,
$500. y
House o. four rOop.s, corner of Wood and
splendid farm ATTY acres, nine miles east Of
city, cheap.
on BoggS' Hun.
onc;hAlf lot on AoColloch street. Center
"oHs:h@lii iot on MccOllOch and Belmont
onS'haif lot on chapllno street, Sixth Ward.
Lot ut Edgington Lane. $50.
One OF the best manufacturing sites IN tho
city, fronting on two railroads.
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IT ia what Hoods Sarsaparilla actual
" does that tells the story OF its merit
and has given it the largest sale Of any
mn6irine
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-16

Albert Miller Narrowly Escapes Serious

Albert miller Narrowly Escapes Serious
Injury on the Rainier Avenue Line.
The construction car on the Rainier
Avenue Electric railway jumped the track
NJ Taylors lumber mill, Lake Washington.
yesterday noon, and in overturning fell
upon Albert Miller, a resident of Rainier
beach, who fortunately escaped without
serious injuries.
The electrician and assistants were re~
pairing the troily line near Lake Washing.
ton and were using the construction car.
They required il 10 be moved and for this
purpose had attached il TO q motor car and
started to move slowly toward the laka
The electrician warned his assistants of
the danger in riding on the construction
car, but it seems that Albert Miller, who
was looking after some lumber to be used
in the erection OF A. c. Thompson's real
dence, was sitting on the brakewheel OF
the car, in such a position as not to
be seen by any one on the motor car.
AS Taylor's wharf was reached the con-
struction car left the track and rolled
into the ditch, crushing Miller into the
soft mud and holding him fast. Ii re !.
quired several minutes to raise the car
and pull Miller out of the slush. Strange
the only injuries Miller received were .
bruised shoulder, arm and right leg. After
being rescued he was brought to the city
in special car by Superintendent w. NJ.
Camp and taken to Providence hospital.
When visited last evening he was resting
easy and free from pain.
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CRY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
city council. as the agent Of local imprcveme ut
districJ No 3D. created by ordinances No 2,21s.
for tns Improvement D: irving avenue and Chest
sIeet from Market street reene street, has
authorized and directed the issuance OF bonds OF
said local improvement district No 81, in ths
psms OF the city of Seattle aggregatiug the princ
pal sum of three thousand dollars (S3 000) which
bonds shall be in the form prescribed therefor by
ordinance No. 2, 30s, shal! De payable ten yeas
after their date, and shall be thirty in number,
each for the principal Of one hund red dollars,
and ball bear int rest al the rate OF 9 cent
per a1numi payable semi-snnuaiIy al the Office Of
the highest bidder therefor at the Office OF the CT
comptroller in the city hall of the city of seattle
on Friday. the eighteenth day Of November. 1892
at p. A the time aud place named said bonds
win be publicly offered and sold TO the highest
bidder. bus in shall said bonds be sold for
less than par. The same ehal bear date on the
Gay which thy are sold.
Dated Seattle, Wash, october b. 1897.
J. ". CARSON. City Comptroller.
BY A. BLACKSTONE, Deputy Comptroller.
Date Of first publication October Is, 1892
NOTICE Is HEREBY GrvES THAT THE
~ city tax rolls for the year 1892 In my
Office. and that ali city taxes both real estate
and personal property assessed upon SAID rolls,
Will become due and payable at my Office III the
city ball on the first day Of November, A. D.
1897 All taxes assessed upon said rolls not paid
on or before March first A. ID. 1898 al O'Clock r.
IN. will be declared delinquent aud penalty Of
per ceEtum added. ADOLPH kRUGs
City Treasurer
Date of first publication. October 5 1892
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Keep or tho Enemy.

A foe who turks In ambush il a moro danger
Gus antagonist than one who attacks us in the
open field, and for whose assaults we are, in
measure, prepared. That dangerous enemy to
health, malaria, must be encountered fully
armed. Its thrusts are sudden, unex peoted and
deadly, and can only be guarded against with
certainty by fortifying the system by course
of defensive medication. The surest defense
against chills and fever, bilious remittent,
dumb ague and ague cake, 10 Hostetter's Stom.
ach Bitters, which is also an eradiator of the
most obstinate forms of malaria which resist
the action of ordinary specifics. and the virus OF
which remains in the system even when the
more violent symptoms subdued. Constipa~
ton, liver complaint, dyspepsia and kidney
troubles are always relieved by this genial rem
edy
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PER SONAL.

Donald Ferguson, OF Chalan, 10 q guest OF the
Grand.
l. II. Jansen. of Anacorses, In q guest Of the
Arlington
C. P. Chamberlain, OF Spokane, 10 . guest Of
the Northern
Frank Koron. OF sitka. Alaska, 10 . guest Of
the Occidental
Walter A. Halbert Of Kansas city, 10 . guest
of the Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Broksw. OF stanwood. are
guests at the Diller.
". +. schricker, banker, OF La Conner, 10 stop
ping at the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL Jones, Of Olympia. are reg.
tstered at the Occidental
Asa Gardner and J. III. King, OF snoQualmis.
are registered at the Duler.
George W. Elliott and NJ Cameron. Of kllsns-
burg, are stopping at the Occidental.
Hon. C. 5. Voorhees,, the Democratic politician
of Spokane. Is stopping at tue Northern.
j. III. Martin, advance agent OF the NStill
Alarm company, is guest of the Occidental.
Charles Hotchkiss. of Tacoma, aud II. witten
berg, of Portland, both members of the Con-
solidated Cracker Company, are stopping at the
Northern.
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show mp well except the figure 1 In the
date 1891, which is indistinct- The edge Is
fairly we'll cut.
The prisoner is fine looking young fell
low, about feet 6 inches tall, ha. blue
eyes, dark brown hair, blonde mu.tache,
straight nose, prominent chin, and in gem
eral pleasant face. His clothes indicate
the flashy young man. and are of good
quality and well made.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL.
~ improvement district No. 81 tor the improve
ment of Broadway and DeForrest streets, under
ordinance NO 2.309. and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment roll
OF local ina provement district M "a for the i'm
provement of broadway aud DeF0rrest streets,
from iesler avenue TO the south line of Oak street,
under ordnance No. 2.309. has been reported
by the board OF public works to the city council Of
the city Of seattle and Is Tile in the Office of
the city clerk aud the same is open for public
inspection at said office and viii remain open for
Inspection until Friday. the 2Sth daT of Octo-
Der 1892, at O'Clock y. NJ and all persons inter-
ested hereby required to appear before the city
council In joint session 20 be held in the council
chamber ofthe house OF delegates in the CITY hall
Friday, the 2Sih day of October 1892, at y O'Clock
r. IN, and make objection thereso. At said
time so fixed the city council will consider any and
al objections made, and will make such corroc-
tons in said roll rs it deems just, and Will then
de iuct the amount of such cost assessed against
street crossings (Which shall be paid from the
general road fund of the city,. and VIII then by
ordinance approve such roll and levy and assess
the amounts thereof against each parcel and lot
shown in said roll AMI declare the same q lien
thereon said matter may be adjourned TO q later
date Il so ordered by the city council
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN,
CITY CLERK OF the City of Seattle
Date OF FIST publication october II. 1892.
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NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENT assrss,,r,,

NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT
~ roll OF local improvement district No. 70. for
the improve ment OF Brook street. under ordinance
No. :, 800. and hearing thereon.
Notce Is HEREBY given that the assessment roll
OF local improvement district No. 49, for the inn
pro'efnent OF Brook street, from Depot street TO
strange street, under ordinance No . 366 has been
reported by the board Of public works the city
councso OF the city of seattle. and IL file in
the Office OF the city clerk aid the same is
open Tor public inspection ut Said Office and will
remain open for inspection until Friday, the
~ n day Of october. 1892, at O'clock p m and
al persons Interested hereby required 10 APP
pear before the city council in joint session be
held in tho council chamber OF the house OF dele.
gates in the city hail on Friday, the 18th day OF
october, 1892, at o'clock p IA. and make objec-
ton thereto. At sa time fixed the city council
will consider any and ali objections ade and Will
make such corrections In said roll as Il deems Just,
and will then deduct the amount of such cost as
sessef against street crossings (Which shall be paid
from the general road fund OF the cityE and VIII
then BY ordinance approve such roll and levy and
assess the amounts thereof against each parcel
and lot shown in said roll aud declare the same a
len thereon. >aid matter msy be adjourned 10
later date If so ordered by the city council
GEORGE J. STUS EMAS,
City Clerk of the City Of Seattle.
Date or first publication October - lslg.
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G1 OOn WILL SECURE SOLE RIGHT
~ .VUU for "iiome saviour" in Western
Washington, or capable manager Will receive 75
per cent: must deposit cash security. Address
O Expo i've Preventative Company, S23 River
aide. spokane
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c,IrY rREAsuRER,s NOTICE For PAY

rITY TREASURERS NOTICE FOR PAY
~ ment OF city taxes-Notice is hereby given
that the general assessment roll and list of the
city Of seattle. made In the year 1892 for the city
taxes for the ensuing fiscal year. certified by the
city comptroller, has been ceived by the city
treasurer aud Is now file in hls office, and said
city taxes are payable and viii become duo and
payable on tha first Monday OF November. 1892,
and the same can De paid a. the Office OF the city
treasurer Ia the city hall Of sad city between the
hours 0. nine O'Clock a and five o'clock D. IN.
All taxes assessed in said assessment roll and
tax list VIII become delinquent on the first day OF
March 1893 at six O'Clock p m. lup TO which
hour the same can he paid said dav), IL not
sooner paid. aud thereupOn additional five per
centnm thereof will 10 collected for the use OF
said city. ADULPH KRIrG.
City Treasurer.
Date OF first publication October . 1922
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PIANOS. ORGANS d ToE o oAs .e!

commodating terms: Steck. Hartman. Nose q
Sons, Jewett and kreli pianos; Chicago cottage.
organs, every one fully warranted; low reut.
Nght expenses proportionately low prices; special
Enaps in pianos re-possessej, where considerable
has been paid often on hand. +. Oh ris.ianer, Sll
Third street
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CONSERTA OF ARTS
DANCING ACADEMY,
Art.

CPECIAL OFFER FOR MKT so DAYS
- Mrs. Nash will give twelve lessons in painting
for So in advance 22 Holyoke block.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRA

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COHPANY-EN-
- gineers and contractors for bridges of every
description; wharf buldn e piledriving. dredging
and steam-shovel excav ating; plans and specitca-
tions furnished application; CORES pondence
licited. Oifice, OCCIDENTAL block. Seattle Wash.
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WHY NOT EAT FULL CREAM CHEESE
w when you can buy IL at Cooper & Levys 1l5
Marion street, between Front and West, at lac
Ter ponDd9
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ANCELLANEOrS rs.

RhNNETT & HULL FURNITURE co WILL
- So you carpets and furniture on easy paw
mems corner Front and Marion streets
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KAr slAIEAENT. But NEVERTHELEsS
- fact. We sell more groceries for Iass money
, ,;a any mouse on Puget sound. Cooper Il Levy
20 -aAflcn street between Front and West
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CITY NOTICES.


NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL.
Improvement district No. 80, for the Improve
H.eht oi SCUM Fifteenth street under ordinance
~. Z.S4U, and hearing thereon.
,Otc- - hereo! gwen that the assessment roll
OF iocai improvement district No 80 for the i'm.
pioVement OF South Fifteenth street. from
pta1a suset 10 Army street under orai-
nance No $40. has been reported by the board OF
rIpc works 10 The city connect Of tie city OF seat
ne ana i now on file in the Office of city CLERK
au tns same Is now open for public inspection at
sa'I once AM viii remain open for inspection
u FRIDAY, the 2Sth day Of october, 1892. at i've
ociock p H. and all persons Interested are hereby
Iea1irea 10 appear before the city council In joint
sesson TO he held In the council chamber OF thu
nouss OF delegates in the city hall on Friday the
~cIh day OF October, 1892, al eight o'clock D. NJ
aun make objection thereto At said time 40 fxed
me council VIII consider any ana all objections
maze ana VIII make such corrections in said roll
as IL deems Just ard Will then deduct the amount
OF such cost assessed against street crossings
I~hlch shai. be paid nom the general road fund OF
the CITY, and viii then by ordinance approve such
ron ana levy and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel and 10. shown In said roll and
oeciare the same a lien thereon. said matter may
be ADJOURNED TO 8 later date # so ordered BY the
CITY council GEORGE j. STONEMAN.
City Clerk of the City of seattle
published first time October II. 1892.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15

Harvard Eatries for the Mott Haven Gamer
CAxsRipos May lI-Harvard has entered the follow
ing men for the Mott Haven games. The same men
have been entered for the Yale meeting but all will
compete:
observation-disclosures Dash-G. p. Brown. Jr.. 'e2 e. B.
Bloss "a; g. Cook. g2: ". 3. 0resnough. 95: o. K.
Have. ~: ~. Merrill -; Z. ". rinkam. 's2; W.
", ss ceet Vs.
siss:m 'ai2 " i. Thompson. 'Ss v. H. Wright. ss;
Pour hnnars and: for.y.yard Dash-N v. Bingham.
,02; G. r. Penrina. 93: c. H. Mubbe, ,ea: G. f Hutch.
,.c 80 sipat ~ a. aiFr Wn ~: a. E'nh
% Nin ia: r. " sasHstt. " "n''' Vs. '" !"
Eight. hund ed.and .eghty.yard Run-A Blake 49, O.
Fsehsdc f., III cS .S,on % f,s nS: Il ~
& iu'shi.sn, Isl s'f Iat.n no. -: hessli ss
s. !. n White. 90; " u Wright %; .,.,.
G esfI sGnf s!:h wsis. Sa j. CO..
lan,ore 'p8; D. ". Fenton 'a5.
0nemile walk L; Endcott, ~; g. R. Barden. 'es:
: NG Posn.on OS lis H. W. Thay'r &c., J. rh.y'r
sS.ss L High HoFd''-o W
rwo.hun;irea and twenty.yard Low Hurdes-G. R.
Burr. l. s:w T. Duane, 90: InGreen -; r RicSard:
son. ~.
ginning High JumP-S Fearing es: A n. Green.
"a: A. II. Green. 'a2; r Richardson. %
Pole Vault T. Sherwin IN: H. ". WheewriEbt, -.
Shot and iiammer-H r. Allen, Jr. ~: 8. II; Evtns.
L. g. s.: W Z. Macke. ~: D. W. shea, %: q. r. Fear
Ing 49, A. II. Green. '92.
SPAN ~ ssfessI Elliott, Ss '" DA"' Vs.
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ANA teur Bassba AL KexIstcr.

Among the many amateur clubs In this city and sur
rounding places the following who want arrange
games. The list includes number Of junior organza
tons whose players average from IL to 20 years.
Breyoort. Jnniors-Wi play rftsrnoons and holidays
S...S 30 and date. in July
and August for Irst clubs giving suitable guarantees
ha5ry fssman. saa I,sgra ,S street. Er9"kyn;
SANDS @.nasss: iai Hontssas s!resi. BToosHn Lyle
II, ab. and saturday. in July. August and september
Elk Baseball Ciab-fIase May so and ali saturdays in
p.ysrs .vef%sIns II Yeats L. Smith. ss ASesaeen
Street, Brooklyn.
1I3 East Forty.seconi street, New YORK city
, pay all teams Of PLAYERS averaging
days in June, July. and August, NJ Levy secretary.
,Kinro Baseball Club strong team July Aus g.
tain. Post Office boz 5al, Sew York city '-'' >-r
r Bergen Baseball Club-Want saturday and sunday
Sd Thomas sullivan i.p East Fiftieth street :.
Franklin Athletic Cnb-Have May 81. July I. and
Labor Day. morning games; Aux d IL. -. Sept TO-
s. Ssf fp" &, y md Grt S.wcus
preferred J. Z iieln. Ssnr-;a-y, Nutley. ~
Che dtsbandmeht OF the Lafayette 4. e. II B larner.
IT,. manager, lao st. AIMS avenue NOW York city.
R!ay few games with uniformed teams ~ amateur
tlayers William Il. Davenport Secretary. IL Tia,t
Bergen Jr. Basesaf Cluh-wfI play all uniformed
teams Of player. u years old IN Now YORK Brockyn.
.Fronsier Baseball Blus-wnl play all teams with
players under II years old on sunday afternoons.
DAME! AeCaIn. manager Is Evans street, Brook yn.