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ALMANACs

OF last year are q l,:s v1iae but every rear 1914
to the age Of whisky improves ts caa,Ity IL. din-
emily mas been - set thsi which really rooA AL
puse and old THIS dilicalty d nov rsnovs-l - th-
G. o. Taylor q sold very generally G. n 0raxa.k
Sous BY bottiinF themselves Zoe y. o. Tsy,or nsur-
bon and Pure Rye. have met the desa.na fr trust
worthy article whchean Be obt.ned q Drusri-t. All
oroces Csre should be taken % see shat m. mans
Of the hrm b the label and ever M. corr 81 .ssf
bottle. G. H. GRAVES q SONS. sole s,rSss..soss
Boston. Mass.
Trade xnppiied by
JAMES L. BARBOUR eoy
Nash;r --cn T. q
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All Quiet Now In Texas.

RICHMOND, TEXAS, Feb. People here
were fearful that the turbulence at Stafford 8
Point was going to throw this county into On
other state Of turmoil.
Now all is quiet except the mutterings of a
turbulent class Of negroes. The determined at
ttude of the whites backed up by tho sheriff,
has overawed the negroes and no trouble is now
eXpected
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All the Testimony acknowledgements
Tomorrow.
BosToS, Feb. AT the opening of today's
proceedings in the trial of Asa p Potter of the
Maverick Bank for the alleged Justification Of
checks, the attorney for the United States an
nounced that he had no more evidence to offer
for the prosecution. Today's session will be
devoted to the presentation OF law points and
the arguments will be made tomorrow.
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DIR. Graves Must Give a New Bond.

DENVER, Col, Feb. 7.-Dr. #. Thatcher
Graves appeared in the district court yesterday
morning, according to promise, and was in
formed by Judge Graham that he must furnish
a new bond of $50, 900 to insure his appearance
for trial for the murder Of Mrs. Barnaby.
The bond given last Saturday is unsatisfactory
as some of the sureties did not own the re-
auisite amount of real estate in Arapahoe
county continuance upon the old bond was
granted until o'clock this afternoon. DR..
Graves says he will not leave Denver until he
goes as q free man.
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Officers of the Gas Companx

The stockholders OF the Washington Gas
Company yesterday elected directors as fol-
lows: John r. Mclean, Wm. b. Webb, Jarn.s
W. orme. John C. Bullitt. Geo. T. Dunlop. wee
VIM. II. Riley, deceased. The board met and
chose officers as follows: President. John Il.
Mclean; secretary, Chss. h. Bailey: assistant
secretary, WA. ID. orme, and treasurer, John
c. Poor.
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L. Il. Towxrn 4 Sox.
.EALERS IL DRY GOODS,
LIS .rH ar. NV.

LEALEES IS-DRT GOODS,
Liz s-T1 ar. NV
ygrIT OF THE LOON III EACEFD COTTON, SIC
VI FAFfgED SHr ~ tho. IO-I vide lsc
M. ACETD SHIFTING. IO-4 wide 1Jc.
MN LINZ OF LIoH DKESS GOODS Just received.
NFV SHADuS AII~WOOI DRESS GOODS. JOc.
Nj a STYLES IEEss Goods 1-sc and Ell
NTW -ATISES. IN block and eOlors.
"a ArE uFSrTFfTs wool fccs 81 inches wide. &C.
lax IENBIK TIA. a. wool. extra good. 50 and
sFtiI LINZ or FNBsoIDrRIvs and LACEs
a MS VNI.kt NDsh u SHIRTS. rob lot DC.
HiLr.DW CASE COTTON. So
$50 Tally tNt '. -.
iASCY tsI-F CgyEA>. in Felt aud Chenille
ANflE ~ - SfiIADr cVtra rood. 81 I'D 81 -
y 4 rfff f- PROOF TICKING. llr-
- al krAiNS, good Sty'-S and cheap
1Gf-T StiIEfINt Calico. o.
WAITE p-.AIp AKRON GOODS. and l0r.
IL IL LINE OF CD-s,iATS. a. the leading MAKES.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Fred.
c. Reedei and Mary Randell; Edward B. Doug
las and Amanda E. Cornwell Of Howard county,
Maryland; Alfred W. Greeley Of Lakeland. Fla
and Henrietta r; Pease Of Nashua, N. H.
Isaac Miles and Mary Hill; Frank Bacon and
Gertrude c. Stopper; W. 8. Johns and Amelia
E. Yalkman; Richard Schwertner and Mary
Stadler; Perry P. Patrick and Florence Ander-
son.
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Against Investigating IN. p~pArm..,..

In the consideration OF the legislative appro-
priation bill in the House tins afternoon
Mr.. Picker made a point Of order against
the provision for the investigation OF the
Department., to be conducted during the
coming summer by members-elect OF the
next Congress. He held that the Speaker 81
this Congress has no authority 20 appoint
member of The next Congress 70 do ANYTHING
and made a long speech against the proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07

IL AFFLICTED WITH SCALP Disc ASSES, nair falling
out and premature badness do not use grease or
alcohe,ie preparations, but apply Halls Hair Re
newer.
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Foa B,p Cons.

on dad SOLDS.
u Sr.sgs. Droashit-- Crour. whooria. Co-sh.
hshlna t1.orfsr II Tie Tbr5z; sui Luaxs. the
- ne. nm. 10 AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL 4;
ts favors;s 1aoy le v.;a s.a<er-. sesoss preach
All Teaches
-o-ps ,sa Jar. ~ hAI . bad cold watch sett.ed
O. alv lrnzs an M. 81 81 .. 20 bs uaAbe u work.
b.xaa -
AVER 5 CHERRY rFCTOEtL. AMI In less than
tl.as s-sss .Ilsf. 7 Az cutie sure that this
l.sl-z4sioa s.sol ~ lie "
n 7 FOMEROY.
Calais Ee.
~ t,ss r,ssSrrs IN Voluntarily stating that o. al
- ifus- ever used fr q ~ colds and Ia E.iPTe
AEEKs CHERRY PECrORNL Is pre-eniinsntIy The
NOT ratsnt remedy Ordinarily IL. mos: vT,..snt
cold WASHES IA auigbf asf = marc Follow tbs
sr--,,oa. AM AYERS CaEERT PICTORIAL wall do
~ TEST
GO II PIKE.
CIdiz. Ky.
sTERs CrEKRY PICTORIAL
I-vr,r-I Dy Dr. } c Aysr L Co. Lowell. Mass
PROMPT To ACT. SURE To OURE
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JUDGE ALLEN ELECTED.
The PopulIst Candidate Chosen Senator
From Nebraska.

LINCOLN. NEB.. Feb. Judge ". 3. Allen,
popu!ist, was elected United States Senator this
morning. receiving seventy votes, four more
than necessary 20 choice.
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LONG Island CRY. l. l., Feb. THE grand
jury has found indictments against City CLERK
Thoa. p. Burke and Philip ]. Cofey, who Was
clerk to ex-Mayor Gleason.
They are charged with conspiracy in oon-
nection with tine giving Of q certi6cation OF
election to ex-Mayor Gleason, which action
weeks.
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MAI. Odell Recommended.

A committee Of citizens from East Washing
ton, headed by Mr.. N. F. Peaks, had an inter
view with the President this morning. and adj
vocsted the appointment Of Maj. 0den ~ Com
missioner Of the District
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CIR A Warren FREE.

On the return q 300 Tobacco Tsgs will give
German silver wstch. good time keeper. The brands
al Tobacco which have been selected unequsled
IN chewing qualities.
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District Attorney B,ruex

The nomination Of Mr.. Arthur A. Birnev -
be United States distric. attorney for IN, DE-
trict of Columbia was confirmed by the senate
yesterday afternoon
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New YORK, Feb. IA cable dispatch from
London says Agernon Sartoris. who married
Nellie Grant. died on Friday at Capri, Italy.
He had not lived with his wife for some years.
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McKinley's Compliment to Foraker.

MCKINLEY COmpIfiHeut
COLUMBUS, ONO, Feb. 7.-Ex-Gov. Foraker
has been nominated by Gov. Mckinley sue
cessor to ex-President Hayes on tho board Of
trustees of the Ohio State University. Presi-
dent Hayes was appointed by Gov. Foraker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-07

NERVOUS DEBILITY. POOR MEMORY. Dill
y .t-asr. sl-et s-.ne~s. pi-nplss cured Dr. ahes
NfrNtri.. SAMPLE rst~ At
O. StAELLII. a STEVENS. 9th and Pa ave
n YuV Ar TIRED TAXING THE LARGE OLD
ffsf innsd g-irur pills Csrtrr's Little Liver
Tf- md take some comfort can't stand every
tlias-
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Indictments Against Fsrdinand Wasd Ris-
missed.
New YoRx, Feb. Upon Recommendation
Of District Attorney Nicoll this morning Judge
Coving, in general sessions. dismissed the in
dictmsnts against Ferdinand Ward
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Another Ocean Steamer With Broken Shaft.
LONDON. Feb. THE Dutch steamer Schie-
dam, Capt. Brouwer, from Rotterdam January
10 for New York and Baltimore, passed Beaver
Point at 8 o'clock this morning making for
Queenstown under sail. Her shaft is broken.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
}. C. Mans.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, "a reported by special
wire to Corson Mccartney. 14l9 II street.
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don't E7larstsnd why - many psorle viii con-
tend the lrtfs - - az article anu II
th- hour tug FuTupass. Carpets. &c. en-
sr-lit-nc. that'S not the word cilrHeHf No
credit aboutt. ssA M dealer to lend you .'O
-nt you vii Rad out TEsy always paw about 70 per
tor- thsn our price for cash never saw tne
day zen would fIy - FIR -ix loot Dining Table
il--allul-Ut ~hsu cJula buy tI- same for g. CASH
People want the tabr. &. ard have only Q Jew
upliar~ 7 Vo-ld un a kI-chen ta0le and get the
ether t7s-r AMI save Sjc-rtaInly II cou!d nos
Iai-- - I r1ud not of ri o gre >oTne saeE -
~ vIz. enu prosper lufaZ they pay IS tur 30
Thsv "a nal = kir -trw TO- a while. but pay day
MT come. and u.Iy Tin The Eo.St- are yn!.sG
alt ts- Io- women AMI ciiir"n cling 20 their
he's sui with htre- watch the hands that drag
thHi- l-- avaE. Hos much nstt-- To ray a. you 60
rnI u.r-->Lrg slow s-i feel that no matter who
N your d-,r yon not fear The collector &c.
Dunt stop minute reEsi Ir1ces and MAKE your
sul .iruistia
~tx-.rot F1t.u- Tab =. osE y: -; Folding Bed.
- -. solid oak - -o ard. -s.t, very nice ones.
- - 20 80. SYrinr ko@- Shs4cs. - OFT w
tsr bol-~. 10 Su.id Oak Csne-s-at Chairs. fer
-. Common Eit-tsu Chairs. dark, n cts Pure
E.tisr Down QUITS - 81. China SILK with stikaline
Itfs-g - -. Roll-.oP Desk and Book Cas-. go.
D.. t-h-doa
s.. can't name $50 900 worth q new. crisp. qu;ck
sr.'in< goods. p q. can shos them We only ask
- ald
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Nomination Of w. w. Phe,ps Con

Nomination of w. w. Phelps Confirmed.
TRENTON, n. j.. Feb. THE Senate in ex-
ecutive session this noon unanimously con-
firme the nomination Of VIM Walter Phelps
to be lay judge of the court Of errors and ap.
peals
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Tar On Snrxe

THr On SAYrxs
Ia ''C0Hsanrtion can he cured Il taken in time
-. poor comfort It seemed to invite tril but to
sauips,e failure The other one. not 50 old. Con
SUMPTION can b cured considered by many false
Both A.. true ant not true the hrs;is pruient-Oae
cannot begin ton early
The means !. careful uyinv. scot;s Emulsion of
c. LIVER OF :. sometimes important par; O: that
Let Is Sad ia a b0VS on CAREFUL LIVING
free
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. Chemists.
s2 south 5;h avenue. New YOrs.
so-r druggist keeEs ssott's Emulsion Q; Cod Liver
5tl-AII i-ussi,ts everywhere 60. 81
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NJ e. GEASTY,
Dolbis. Stores.

Furniture. Carpets China. Glass. Tin ware. &c.
Cheap for cash
l5IO-I2 ~ - ". bet and O.
n1-ts tsuifT 'fil You t-N-
cotton top Mattress. SINGLE. -, double. az .
N@sllum Msttr=--. suoa =. x. ~ -, JphOi-
st-r-,i CO.'S. 81 -. HAi- Mattress. IS 30. &C.
Come aad ses- .aSO
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prisoners form Of insanity was chronic,
fixed delusion-paronoia,h he had concluded.
DR.. DANA ASKS SOME QUESTIONS.
Here the district attorney gave way to DR.. C.
l.. Dana, one OF the three experts appointed by
the court. To DR.. Dana the witness said he be.
heved that in the prisoners condition there was
a great deal which indicated demented state
He said that the prisoners physical condition
taken all together, warranted the conclusion mr..
rived at He said he answered some questions
readily, others in hesitating way. He had q
chronic form OF insanity, which he believe ed
had been gradually developed. He could no,
say that Schneider was insane q month or two
before the shooting He did not care to ex.
press an opinion as to whether he was or wal
not insane st the commission Of the crime
To District Attorney Cole DIR. Rose said he
had published number of articles on INSANITY
both in this and other countries.
DIR. BRusA TEsrIFrEs,
DR.. Brush, another Of the experts for the de.
Tense, said he had practiced since 1874, and had
been at the head OF several insane asylums
He was Of the opinion that Schneider was in.
sane, incapable of realizing his present posi
ton. He believed that he was not shammine
Dr. Chaplin cross-examined Dr. Brush, tbs
witness first describing the yarious STAGES al
insanity. He said that he had not been able 70
recognize the formation stage in the prisoner
nao ne examined him for admission to an asy-
i4m ne would have termed his condition as
chronic. Under better treatment the prisonsr's
memory would improve. In such case e. the
present he would look for gradual los Of
memory. In case where there was q reversal
OF the usual symptoms he would call the case
an extraordinary one. He believed that the
prisoner could not successfully mislead an o..
pert In many OF the symptoms noticed in hia
case. He said that sexual and other ex-
cessee, such - the unusual use Of tobacco, pro-
duced Just such conditions - were present In
the prisoners case. The probable eject Of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
Brad.trest's Review of Trade.

NEW YORK, August 12.- BrddStreets
says: Special telegrams to Bradstreets
and information received through the
trade and press within few days have
indicated the likelihood of crisis in
the cotton regions, owing to the ina
bllity Of banking institutions there to
advance funds necessary to move the
cotton crop with anything to take the
usual freedom. 1t had become plain
that few, II any, of the Southern
banks would If they could advance
funds to cotton buyers to enable the
latter to hold the staple for an advance
in price and recently disturbances
among Southern financial institutions
began to raise the question how the cot
ton crop was to be moved at all. lnas-
much as 1t costs IS. 50a bale for picking,
ginning. pressing and baling cotton,
about $50, 900, 900 for gathering and pre-
pairing for shipment crop OF 100000
bales, IL becomes plain that the phrase
advancing funds to move the cotton
crop" has real and living meaning. A
considerable proportion Of the cotton
crop is raised by negro tenant planters,
and the owners OF the land, as rule,
are expected to make the necessary ad-
vances TO the tenant for picking, gin
ming, pressing and baling the cot
ton. But with the Southern bankers
using clearing house certificates
and In many instances permitting de-
posltors to withdraw only trivial sums
sums Of money, the problem how to
borrow $50, 900 or more TO move the
cotton crop has become serious.
1t is with considerable pleasure there
fore that Bradstreets learns that an ar
rangement was made yesterday by the
secretary Of the treasury in view OF the
emergency referred TO by which the
government on the deposit Of currency
with the sub-treasury at New York,
win, oa being advised OF that fact, tele-
graph the sub-treasury at New Orleans
an order to pay like sum Of money in
silver dollars. This arrangement must
90 far to relieve the financial stringency
at the South with respect to the cotton
crop.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
YELLOW FEVER SCARE

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 12.-
Surgeen-Genersl Wyman this morning
received the following telegram from
Past Assistant Surgeon Macruder, OF
the Marine Hospital service, stationed
at Pensacola, Fla, touching the yellow
fever outbreak: "Three new or suspl-
cious cases have appeared since the two
deaths already reported. Excitement
rapidly subsidIng. House to house In
spection begun to-day by order OF State
Health Officer, and will be completed
Sunday. A proclamation was also Issued
by the same officer, stating that no cause
for alarm seems to exist at present"
WASHINGTON. d. c., August ia
Surgeon General Wyman is Informed
that no new cases OF yellow fever have
appeared at Pensacola and that the ex-
element Is rapidly snbsidiDg.
1t is announced in Washington that
yellow fever has broken out In Bruns-
wick, Ga.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
The L. a. w. Tournament.

CHICAGO, August12.-To-day was the
last day of the L. A. w. Tournament,
and the weather was delightful. The
track was in perfect condition. The
wind blew down the home stretch.
There was cause for additional gratii-
cation in the announcement that on
Monday the English champion would
ride In the mile International champion
ship during the afternoon.
In the quarter mile, Zimmerman set
hot pace, winning from Taylor by
foot in 33 3-5. Tyler won the second
heat in a. Gary and Lumsden for the
secoud place we're almost tied, the
former winning by scant foot. The
entries of the third heat were evenly
matched, and finished almost abreast.
Citizens gained two feet at the line with
Grosch, closely followed by Brown.
Time 35 3-5.
The two-third mile open was hot
one. Lumsden took the lead. Johnson
had been following Zimmerman, and to-
ward the finish both spurted, Johnson
passing Zimmerman and crossing Sec
ond 30 Lumsden by yard. Time, 1853.
Tyler won the second heat, securing
a good lead on the turn, and holding 1t
by hard sprintinG. n. A. Rhodes was a
good second, with Taylor third. Time,
1856 3-5.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
A LETTER TO POPE LEO.


Tho President Expresses His Gratitude
States.
ROME, August 12.-The Pope has re-
ceived the following letter from Cardi-
nal Gibbons.
"EXECUTIvE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. G. June 0, 1898.
"TO His Eminence, Cardinal Gibbons:
"YoUR EsnNENcE:-Ple Please permit me
to transfer through you to His Holiness
Leo Kill, my sincere congratulations
on the occasion of the Golden jubilee
of his episcopate.
"The pleasure attending this express
sion OF my felIcitations, is much en-
hanced by the remembrance that His
Holiness has always manifested lively
Interest in the prosperity OF the United
States and great admiration for our
political institutions.
AZ am glad 10 believe that these senti-
ments are the natural outgrowth Of the
Holy Fathers solicitude for the welfare
and happiness OF the masses OF human
ity, and his especial sympathy for every
effort made to dignity simple manhood
and to promote the moral and social
elevation of those who toll.
"The kindness with which His Hoii-
ness lately accepted copy OF the Con-
stitution OF the United States, leads me
to suggest that, II IL does not seem pre-
sumption, 1t would please me exceed
ingly to place in his hands book con-
talning the official papers and docu-
ments written by me during my preyl.
GUS term of Office.
"Yours very sincerely,
"GRovER CLEVELAND"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
CHOLERA REPOR TED AT VARIOUSPLACES

WASHINGTON. d. c., August 12.-The
order of Surgeon General Wymaa re-
specting the passage Of the baggage Of
the passengers on the Massaiia was
contained in telegram which read as
follows:
To Surgeon Wheeler, Marine Hospital
Service, Ellis Island, n. Y. Through
Commissioner of immigration: Allow
no baggage from the Massalia to pass
through Ellis Island without eertii-
Gates from quarantine officer at New
York, countersigned by the Marine
Hospital Inspector, passed Assistant
Surgeon Kenyon. By order Of the Sec
retary of Treasury.
(Signed.) WALTER WYAlAN,
Surgeon General.
Surgeon General Wyman has been
notified that the steam disinfecting
plant at New York is in order for use
and that baggage of the Massalia was
subjected to its destroying force yes
terday before being landed.
New YORK, August 10. - Health
officer jenkins issued the following
this afternoon:
1890 p. M.-At midnight Francisco
Mola, aged 81 years, and Mariana, Ri
berati, aged % years, died Of cholera at
Swineburn Island hospital. Their re-
mains were inclnerated this morning.
Before noon to-day the following sus-
poets were removed to Swineburn
Island for observation and treatment:
FrGbcisco Cervo, aged 81 years. Fran
cisco Bonato, aged "a, Francisco Gaiolo,
aged "a. Paola Marini, aged 27 years,
Anielo Cation, aged 80 years, Giovanni
Bandlno, aged 27, Michaele Catanl, aged
30, Lemonade Larosa, aged IL, frisco
DOODLE, aged 16 years.
"The meteorological examinations
prove that all Of the patients removed
yesterday were cholera asiatica. The
census OF the hospital to-day shows II
patients. one Of whom is convalescing.
Eight Of these have been biologlcally
confirmed as cholera suspects.
(Signed) NV. T. JENKINS,
"Health Officer"
At9p. m. Health Officer Jenkins issued
a bulletin that there were IA cases OF chole-
ra, suspect, and convalescents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
~old Hutch sell. HI. Membership.

CHICAGO, August 12.-The once IA
nous wheat speculator, Il. p. HutcEin-
son (''Old Hutch") has sold his mem
bership in the Chicago Board OF Trade.
The certificate, which was issued 70 the
old gentleman 26 years ago, went at
very low price. 1t is understood that
the old gentleman realized but little
less than 5000 net by the sale. The
membership went into Armour 81 Co.'s
Office, the hard headed senior OF that
firm buying II for an euploye.
Hutchinson was 81 one time worth
es. 900, 900, accumulated chiefly In spec
ulstlon. The sale Of bis membership is
taken as marking the formal close OF
his business career.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

Earned runs, Pittsburg l, Louisville 4;
two-base hits. Stencil, t. Brown, Pfefler;
three-b base hits, W. Brown; homs runs.
Twitchell; sacrifice hits, O'Rourke, Grim
2, aod Pinkney l; stolen bases, Donovan.
7. Brown 2, O'Rourke 2, Grim 3, Twitcn-
ell. Pfeffer 2. Pinkney 2; double PLAYS,
Pinkney, Pfeffer and w. Brown; first base
on balls, OF Colcolough 6, OF Menafee 3;
struck out, Van Haltren, Stencil, Denny
time, 2 hours; umpire, Hurst.
At New York. Rain saved New YORK
from almost certain defeat at the hands OF
the Philadelphias. The Philadelphias
went in in the eighth inning and oatted out
two runs In New York's half two men
were out when the game was called on
account OF rain. Attendance 1000. New
YORK 3, Philadelphia 81; earned runs, 2
each: errors. and l /; hits, 7aud S: pitchers,
Baldwin and Weyhipg; umpire, Ga1ney.
AT Brooklyn, after having the hrst game
with Washington well in hand, the Brook
lyns lay down and quit Rain stopped the
second game. Attendance, 1900. Brook
lyn 9, Washington 8: earned rurs. and 2;
errors. / and 4; bits, 4 and s.; pitchers,
Kennedy and Maui; umpire, McQuade.
AtChicago, Hutchinson pitched a splen-
did game and the Colts won easily. Atten-
dance 1857. Chicago 6, Cincinnati g.
earned runs, Chicago5; errors ezcn: hits
13 and 4: pitchers, Hutchinson and Cham
berlin; umpire, Caruthers.
AT Cleveland, the Cleveland's took two
games from the Browns oy better work a.
the bat. Attendance $500. First game:
Cleveland S. st. Louis 3. E.rned runs,
and 8. errors, St Louis 3; hiis, IL and @:
pitchers. Young and Gleason Second
game: Cleveland 4, st. Louis 8 Earned
runs. Cleveland 5; errors, 8 and i: hits. Q
and s; pitchers, Cuppy and Brsiterstein;
umpire, Lynch
AT Baltimore, the game was grand
fnlisade- Hits were almost as nnmero.s
as put outs. Attendance 100. Baltimors
2. Boston l3; eerned runs, and O.; errors,
8 and 4; hits. IS and IL: pitchers, Hawke
and Nichols and Staley; umpire, Emslie-
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