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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-03

INO. RENT STORE ROOM 22j LACKA-
I wanna avenue from April J., also rooms
on second hOor well adapted tor business or
housekeeping. Also house liOS CapOuse are
hue with all modern Improvements, beauti-
fully papered f. :. PAUL.,
lI51 SqndarsOu avenue
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nOR RENT-HOUSE ON MARION ST
y No. so Green RilEe
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NYrANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
w address to call on business houses
Steady employment for good men; Apply
NATIONAL CLEAN TOWEL COMPANY,
Arcade building.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL EE RE
- ccived at the ottice OF the City Clerk
Scranton, Pa, until 80 o'clock p IN. Thurs
day. March ID, 1894, to construct two lines of
sewers with the necessary mauhOles, lamp
holes, basins and fixtures as follows One Of
said lines is to he laid from the main sewer on
Poplar street along Spellman court distance
of about l,O4O feet; the other to be laid from
the main sever on Poplar street along Roche
court and Ash street distance Of about |, 10
feet. Proposals shall be separate on each line
OF sewer, Bidders shall enclose with each
proposal the sum VI five pr cent. of the
amount bid as q guarantee 10 execnte cen.
tract within ten days if awarded the same.
Proposals shall be 70 construct by the lineal
foot complete, including all basins branches,
man holes, lamp holes aud fixtures, and also to
furnish all manner Of labor and supplies and
shall be to finish the work in sixty days from
date of commencement. The city reserves
the right to reject any or all bids BY order
Of City Councils.
NJ T. LAVELLE,
City Clerk.
Scranton, Pa, Feb. e., 1891
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-03

blood, rouse every organ into natural ac-
tion, and build up healthy, wholesome,
necessary flesh. O,coD Port " r.
Dir. X. V. PIERCE: Dear Strive have used
your &c M. D." in our family and find nothing
Clsc TO equal IL. One Of our children had the
pneumonia, and one lung become consoli-
dated, but by the uso of the Discovery" she
has entirely recovered, and is now in good
health.
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For Rent.

FURNISHED HOUSE In GREEN RIDGE
i with large yard and all improvements for
rent during the summer 20 careful party with
out children. Address Comfort
FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS FOR RENT
I with bath 432 Adams avenue.
NOR RENT-SClTE OF FOUR ROOMS on
L first floor, Webster avenue, at SlU. Il.
L. Wood, Woods College.
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Situations Wanted.

Situations Wanted.
,-N..,-,y~s~~SNOCN~y~N> ~, y y .
NNyANTEO-P POST on PERMANENT OR
w travelling; hardware pl eterred; tanit
iar with architects plans, stock clerk solcl,
tor or collector. Address Middleton, 42i
Monroe avenue.
nERSONS WANTING a LADY FOR
L washing or office cleaning, call 4l5 Glib
son street.
CuTUATION WANTED BY a DRESS
- maker to 20 out by the day. Addres y.
c., Tribune Office,
SITUATI0N WANTED BY
- dressmakcr, work other az home or out
10y the day or week. Address,, Miss Esther
Bonfeld, Ills Rock street, Hyde Park, Scran-
ton.
SIrUATlON WANTED BY a YOUNG
- man who is willing % do my kind Of
work; age, N; fair penmfn; can furnish good
reference. Address n, G. post Otice), ,Scran'
ton
pY A YOUNG MAN IN DRY GOODS OR
ID grocery store, or some business whero he
could work up. Some experience, good refer
once will work cheap. Address p, o. box y,
MuntrOSe, Pa.
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For Sale.


I'OR SALE-A FARM OF EIGHTY ACRES,
/ one and e-hali miles from Dalton on
the Delaware, LgckaWanua and Western
railroad. FIRST class farm house with a never
failing spring ne Tby; two barns, good land
aud good orchard viii be sold cheap Terms
eas Address B. f. Won STORCH or ISAAC
ELLIS, executors Dalton, Lackawanna
county, Pa.
4 UCTTON SALE OF GROCERlES-A. r.
n Harris will sell the entire stock of gro
Ceries and fixtures, horses and harness. yriug
wagon, buggy. etc, at 2lj Wyoming ave
nur. Saturday, March g. at $50 p. N.
L'OR SALE - G2.ACRE FARM, STOCK
\ and utensils. j. NJ. SHEFFIELD, Az
Monroe ave,
I.OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SCRAN.
4 ton property-A bearing orange grove
Increasing in production and value yearly in
the orange section. in Florida. Addres +. L.
NETTLETON Lake Helen, Florida
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ClTUATION WANTED BY a DRESS
- maker to 20 out by the day. Addres y.
G. Tribnna Office.
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nERSONS WANTING a LADY FOR
L washing or office cleaning, call 4l5 Glib
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Agents Wanted.

M NvANIED-EOYS AND GIRLS WHO
w wish to make money when out OF
school; send name and we Will tell you how
10 money wanted. +. SVAINER, Providence
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HEOhGE u. BOY EN,
Chairman Building Committee.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- Ceved by the Scranton Board of Health
at their Office in the Munic pal Building until
March 5. 1891, at l3O p. m, for the collection
o garbage, either by districts hereafter de.
Scribed, or for the whole city, subject to the
following conditions:
Tho contractor shall provide himself
with suitable vehicles, to be approved by tho
Board, with water tight, me.alic boxes and as
near air tight rs may be.
1.-The collection of garbage shall be made
from cans conveniently located on the prem.
ises Of the respective property holders three
times week from the first Of june to the first
Of October, and twice week from the first Of
October to the first Of June.
Bids 70 be based on the price 10 be
charged each family per week or month for
collect ng garbage as above specified, With
special rates for hotels,
l-The contractor shall collect his own bills,
as the Board of Health win assume no respons'
lbihty.
The First district shall embrace the First,
Second Third and Twenty.trst wards
The Second district shall ieml race the Fourth,
Fifth Sixth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Eigh'
teenth wards,
The Third district shall embrace the
Eleventh, Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twentieth
wards.
The Fourth district shall embrace the
Eighth Ninth, Tenth, Sixteenth and Seven
teenth wards.
Ih5 Fifth district shall embrace the Seventh
and Thirteenth wards.
Bids for the collection Of ashes may also be
enclosed, but must be made separately.
The Board reserves the light to reject any
or all bids
THE SCRANTON BOARD OF HEALTH.
WALTER BRIGGS. Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceiyed up touoon lOth inst. for the eX
cavating required for new building corner of
aNp bIsIng
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MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL NOTES:

MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Senator King Is at work on the Buck
mountain tunnel for Coke Bros. & Co. 1t
viii be !, 800 feet long, 0 feet high and 10
feet wide.
Samuel Heilner, trading rs Percy He'll.
ner & Son, deaiers in anthracite coal, who
on Dec "a, 1893 made an assignment TO
Albert b. Wemer tor the benefit Of his
creditors, has resumed business at his Of
nces in Philadelphia, New York ana Bos-
ton.
The rumor was again current Friday
that President Harris, Of the Reading
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-03

T'OR RENT-STORE. 81 LACKAWANNA
/ avenue. by April. /. Enquire OF Henry
Frey, 42l Lackawanna avenue or at the
promises.
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The Reading receivers announce that
on Monday they will pay in full the
So. 100000 owing to Speyer & Co., the
New York bankers Tho loan, which
has been extended from time to time,
does not mature until April 3, hut tho
payment will be anticipated on Mon.
day. This will re!ease the collateral
held as security for the loan.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-03

VlO RENT-sTORE 25x5g OR FURNISHED
= hall on Green Ridge street Very desira-
Die location and on reasonable terms Apply
TO !. L. NETTLETON or c. s. WOODRUFF
Republican building.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-03

EOR RENT-IN BURR BUILDING, WASH.
L ingtou avenue. q few desirable offices and
fats. Rent very reasonable ITO desirable par
tics. Can be seen by applying to janitor in
building. For terms apply to CHARLES a.
BURR, ~ North Main avenue.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceiyed up tonoon, 10th inst for the eX
cavating required for new building corner of
Wyoming avenue aud Spruce street. Plans
and specifications may be obtained upon ap-
plication to
JOHN A. DUCKWORTH Architect
L COal Exchange Building.
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NOR RENT-THREE ROOMS, FRONT on
L second floor, over y. A. Hulberts music
store, III Wyoming avenue, from April l. In.
Cuire in the store.
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ITO LET FOR A TERN OF YEARS
i Part or all of three hundred feet Of yard
room along railr DAD. Apply at 2I5 Franklin
avenue
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Scranton, Pa, Feb. q, 1891
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

Gravcsond entries for to-day are a:
follows:i
First race. milo and ono.six,oen,h-
MissMaud, Mary Stone. Madrid, Sclenc
D.. Annie Bishop. Dccrlargilia liz
Melody. lola, kcntigerna, E~nchantress
CIemontina l03.
Second race, milo and one .urlonr
handicap-Comanchc llB, Lowlandr,
li6. Bitten l0j, selcna D. 9s, Jodan 81
Lizzie "a
Third race, hal! milo, Amazon stakes
Jennie ~, Donna Mia, Golden Rod
Nesquanonn, Little Ella, sister to Dou,
lass tilly, Ces,nnot, Roundely Euryniu
Ella Reed, Ridtculc, California, Charm.
ING. Rosebud, 10 High Point, Bell, liz
Fourth race, mile and ono.slx.eenth,
P%reakncss stakes-Curacoa, Assignee
Fulsilecr, l22: Fo,entatc, Enfield. Fir,
Presto, Ed kearncy. Sir knight. III.
Song and Dance, Ascot, III; Diabolus
Slight Of Hand, Odd Socks, Hartford
Mr.. Jingle. Atropine. 10; Star Actress
los.
Fifth race. five iurlongs-Tincc, Coun.
ter Tenor, Golden Cato, Harris, DorIc
Mirage, Tho Coon. Hollywood, lis.
Frolic, Lamcrv!lle, kailirhoc, lO9.
Sixth rncc, six fnrlongs. seiling-LorJ
Harry, llocy. III; Speculation, Chat.
tanoora. ll2; Srlvcrado, Tom Tough,
Ill; Runyon. no; Earahond, lAirh,
Addic, 100; ArmIta-c. Cactus, Sardownc'
Gold Dollar, 100; Rosa H., l04; Lord
Nelson. Johannes, 100; Lou Rhett, %
Little Pirate, IIandovor, O3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
A HANDICAP CANDIDATE,
Don Aionxo, Won N itnce ut the Gruvosond
Track Yesterday.

Don Alonzo, Won n itncc ut the Gruvosoud
Track Yesterday.
New YoRR, May l0.-The attendance
at the Gravcsond tract, was much bct,er
than is usual after u biz day and at
least 5000 persons were present. After
the race for tho Myrtle etakcs was run,
tho three judges, Smith, Mcdowell and
Simmons, who were arrested Yesterday,
wcro again arrested by Sheriff Butllnv
and taken to the Gravcscnd town hall
whore they we're bailed in $4,000 aud
got back in time 10 place tho horses in
the fifth event. John Hunter, chair.
man OF the board Of stewards Of tho
jockey club, was also arrested and re.
leased on bail in the samo amount A
warrant Ind boon prepared for the ar.
rest Of J. q. X. Lawrence, president Of
the Coney Island Jockey Club, but no
was not ut tho track to-day, and tho
sheriff was told that he would DO pres.
ont at tho hearing betoro Justice Voor.
Ills In Gravesond tomorrow.
After the races werc ovor Sheriff But
ling was hunting for four bookmakers
Tor whom no had warrants, but il was
Ike looking for a needle In a hay stack
at that time.
Summary Of the day:
First. half milo-Go,hum won; Sainar-
itan second; lterkimcr third. Time, 40.
Second, ono mile-Don AIonzo o ;
La aIiscro second; liornpipe third.
limo, l:42.
Third, elk iurfougs-Will Fonso won;
Dolly second; I'rovolyan third. Time,
l:l5f.
Fourth, Myrtle stakes, selling, one
milo and a sixtecnth-Count won;
Emin Boy second; RacclanL third.
Time. l:5lt.
Fifth. selling, five iurlongs-Yum
Yum colt won Second Attempt second;
Mosquito third. Time, LOG.
Sixth. one milo and q sixteenth
stowaway won; Pickpocket second;
Hamnlie third. Time, 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
MARTINS FERRY,
Imp. mud Misiinps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.

Across tho River.
One-huli Of the largest elm tree at tho
residence OF Mr.. NJ. Sheets, which il
known rs rho Elms," fell Yesterday
morning with a terrible crash. The
noise frightened many porsons in tho
noighborhood, und those who saw the
tree yesterday supposed It had been
struck by lightning. The big tree was
u beautiful one, WINS an old landmark,
and was greatly admired. The troo had
been split for u long timo, and Mr..
Sheets intended to have iron bands put
around it. Its fall was q great surprise.
The tree was known to most persons in
Martins Ferry. 1t was one OF tho lary.
cat trees in tho valley.
These mills are in operation ut the
E.na-Standard, !. ., 3. u, 10, IA and Is
sheet, s and 8 guide. and II plate. Tho
S-inch guido mill which has been of
three wecks goes OH to-day. Sheet mill
No. II is tho only mill running on cas-.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
will run u special train TO Cadiz TODAY,
leaving Mathis Ferry at SIT for the
accoI ISOLATION OF those who wish to
90 to Cadlz to see tho laying Of the
corner stone Of the new court house.
The Second ward hose house was
struck by lightning yesterday morning
and eighty damaged. George McCue,
tho liveryman, was considerably
stunned.
Seven thousand tomato plants are
boing set out on tho Horny I1lidebrand
farm, back Of town. Mr.. Llildebrand
and his brother William set 500 yes,er.
day.
Mr.. E. J.. Millar, tho civil and san!-
tary engineer. loft yesterday for Sisters
willie, ". Va. whore he has q contract.
lie will DO absent abou, six weeks.
Edward Blumcnborg returned yes-
to-day from Germany, whore no took a
t.Irco years course in tho ROYAL Con-
servatory Of Music, at Dresden.
Miss Emma Henderson left yesterday
for SmithticId to vIslt Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cope. Mrs. William Cu,,ell,
Of Wheeling, also went out.
Stricken Deale, aged elghty.thre rec, died
at Portland yesterday. lie was tho "a.
thcr OF William Bealc, Of Martins
Ferry.
Tho Y's entertainment Mt tho opera
house tomorrow night will DO a fra.
class II and should draw n largohouse.
Representative ]. G. lIeinlcin ha, the
mumps but Is helping to move tho
wheels OF legislation just tho same.
Capt. II. ". Smith lct. for Cadiz las,
evening over tho ". i l.. i. TO take in
the laying OF tho corner stone.
Yesterday George W. Burton recoivcd
n fine surry and purchased q tits, class
horse from Twecdy 4 Son.
John D. Spence leaves next wcel, for
Los Angeles. California, for tho benefit
OF his health.
George Cooke has gone to New Athena
to visit his parents before entering tho
posto!lice.
II cost Mrs. Ponce md Mrs. Williams
81 and costs cach for lighting On Tues.
day night.
James Finley, Of Brilliant, was shok.
ing hands with old friends yos, e rday.
Rev. William Lewis leaves ,o-lay to
visit at Newark and Columbus.
Miss Minnie johnson, Of Hcllairc. ia
visiting the Misses MiIlirun.
A. X. Hope, of Mt. rlcasan., wus hero
yesterday.
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LADY A O
The Hurotbourne Stake Decided mt Louis.
Vile Yesterday.

The H~urstbourne Stake Decided ut Louis.
Vile Yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, May l6.-About $500
people were At Churchill Downs TODAY.
Tho track was fast and tho sport good.
First race. purse 500. four furlongs-
Horace Argo won; Myrtle second; Miss
Florist third. Time, :5Ot.
Second. purse 800. six furloncs-
Valiant won; Captain Tip second; Rem
avon third. Time, l:lSt.
Third, the nurstbourne stake for two.
year-old f%illies, $1,000 added, Avo fur.
~longs-Lady Mccain won; La Fiesta
second; Tough Timber third. Time,
l:04;.
Fourth, mile and fifty yards-sis.er
Mary won; Mntns second; Rudolph
third. Time, l:i4s.
Fifth. purse $500, four and q hnlf fur,
longs-Aloz I.aboId fret; Start second
Volnndas third. Time, :57t.
Sixth. purse 800. six turlongs-Judit,
won; Twenty Three second; King
Charlie third. lime, LILA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

LONDON, May IL. Dispatches from
Rio Do Janoiro say that tho BRAZILIAN
government forces under command Of
Gonorals Bucc!la and Tigro, havo been
defeated in Il battle with tho insu reonts
noar ~lagusca on tho river Of that name
which divides tho states OF Saopaul,
and Rio Grando Do Gul. Tho iedorals
had l40 mon killed In tho engagement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

Charles Miller challenges Charles Och
to fight n prize ring battle to O finish for
SloO a side. Miller says no will meet
Och and his friends at tho Happy
Home club, Saturday evening at s
o'clock to make arrangements and
draw up articles OF agreement, II agruea-
bic. Miller and Och spared for points
at Martins Ferry tho othor evening, 1t
will be remembered. The result, was u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
NJ 81. InIui..

ST. LOUIS, May lG.-First race, thrcc.
fourths milo-Chnrlio Mcdonald won
time. l:l5i, Second. ninc.six,ccn,h,
mi!c-T-cnton won time, O:5Gi. Third
thrcefourthN milo-Rosalic Won: TINA
l:lil. Fourth, one mile-rekin won
time. :43. Filth, thrcc.fourths milo,
la Garth won; time. l:lj,. Sixth, on,
and o~no.eixtncnth milcs-Etho! Groy
Wun timo. l.iSt '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
SOUTHERN ~ rHoDisrs,
4 Hoard OF Missions l:stnbilshod-Dlsho
Lnnb Taken III.

LNue lRNen III.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May lG.-Elahor
liarGrove wieldGd tho gavct IN the
Southern MethodIat General Conference
today. Tho only business Of impor.
TANGO related to tina. paragraph Of the
report Of tho committoo on missions,
recommending tho establishment OF d
board Of missions to consist OF a prcsi,
don't, vico president aud two secretaries
and twenty-five managers. After con.
siderable discussion it was agreed ,o
and tho report va, thon adopted as d
whole.
Bishop Lane. who waa p%re,iding Off.
Ger Of tho general conference OF the
Colored Methodist Church In America
was talson suddenly III at II o'clock aud
Ia now under u physIciau's caro-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

DRooxtfs, May l0.-A high throw,
two singles and a long ny ruvo Brooklyn
tho winning run In tho eleventh inning.
Attendance 100. Score:
Washington .,"i 0 10000 o. ?
liruokiyn...,,i o 0 0 . o Ia
Earned runs, brooklyn /. Errors. 2 mud l.,
HIS, ! and II. Ntchcri. MERGE, aud Kennedy.
Uilpirt. lIurat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

CLEvmASD. May lh.-Eut for their
good work at tho bat the Ciovolnnis
would have been defeated to-day. Tho
Browns were given all their runa on
errors. Attendance 1900. Scorc;
ClryGIHnd ..o..ur."nO 2 2 ! 0 0 0 o. 4
81. LOIiSmn.n..,"".O q q o q o = u -
lntncI mus. Clryclunh5 ErrDrs. Cleveland !.
Hits. 9nndh Pitchers Carlson. Clemson mud
lnwicy Umpire. a@u'twood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
TRUSTEES SALE.
SALE

.L
by Virtue Of q decd Of trust made by cha,,e.
~ Wise. August Kramer aud Rnymund Rauer.
70 me a., trustee. dated August I'd, iSol and
ttcotdcd IN the once Of tho Clerk 81 tho Comfy
Court Of Ohio county, SeS, virElpi1, In Decd Of
Irtuit Dooe, No. %. folio 100. I shall oIc, al my.
10 sale TO the highest bidder, Oh
SATURDAY. NAY % isL
Originating At 10 O'Clock a. M, at.the north Loo,
oitho Court House OF said cCupty, q certain 10;
OF parcel Of lald IN the city Of WhUOline, Ohio
county West Virginia. thus described, tnvlt.
ectDB lot numbered ono hundred and twenty
NND OIL. the northeast corner, Of Market and
Twenty fourth strNtS In. snid city. with tho an.
performances thereon. aud bciu. The Sano prDt,.
eNy conveyed By the said WIso. Kramer and
biuCr by samuel J. ElltiritI, bv docd dated luna
SIs lSy2. snd, recorded In said oflre!t
TENNIS op sAifi-oneihird 81 tho purchase
money apd as much moN as Tho purchaser iuoy
elect, ct1h 10 hand. and the rcdidIe In two equal
lnstailtn,cuts at uino and eighteen months ~.
specllrely. with interest from tho day Of ale.
The purchaser to glyo notes for tho dotcrrd 10.
s'allnicnS secured BY decd OF trus, upon tho
ofcm,cs and by n policy ot insurance 10 ln
mount ana In o company satisfactory. 70 tho
JOHN J. JONES, Trustee.
". Y. HUBBARD, Attorney.
w u. NAtf.Eh ANctlonecY,' spaj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
InoN AND srEnL wonKEns.
Tic Scale Under Discussion ut the Anal
Hlmutsd Convention

gImuted Convention.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 1D.-At tho sos.
sion Of tho Amalguua,od Association
to-day tho scale committee mado is 70.
port and tho entire afternoon. wal do.
voted In score. TO u discussion Of that
report Tho convention got no further
than tho conditions Of tho acalc, all oil
which, with ono exception, w6rS agreed
TO. Tho ono condition upon which an
agreement was not reached was passed
over for want Of tilnp. Tho scatS Ia no,
made public as yot, nGlthor are rho con-
ditlons givon out, but 1t 10 said tina. tho
convention has thus far boon unani.
nous In indorslng tho work Of tho scale
committee,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

The Twins will play tho Hubs on
Tunnel Groou nox. Sunday afternoon.
Tho Same club expects TO arrange Il
game for Decoration Day with tho
Washington jefferson team.
Tho Forty.elshth street Stars chal-
lengo any team In tho city, whose play.
ers arc under sixteen years Of age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

The bowling alley building at Mozart
park on the South side is fast approach.
ing completion and will be ono Of tho
finest in all respects In tho country.
Secretary Handlan is now negotiating
with eastern firms for an equipment OF
rubber balls and pins. This will be on
innovation in alley equipment, In this
section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

PHILADELPHIA. May lG.--Thc Ginnts
wern beaten to-day the third consccu-
tive timo by the Philadelphia nine.
The l'hillies took Mcrkin's balls IN
groat shape and pilod up II lead which
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

nAwTHonSE, Nay lG. First, iyo fur.
'ongs-Cyantlia won. sine l:O5j, S.r.
ond, ak inrlones--S;. Pat won, time
l:lS!. Third. ouo milc-Walluce won
tlIno. l:5O. Fourth. one milc-McIi"n,
won, timc, l:i71. Filth, tive furlon.s-.
Colo won. timU. 10y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

ClSCHSATi. May lG.--Louisvilicio found
Dryers delivery for five hits and in
tho eighth inning battei out the victo.
~. Attendance 1000. Score:
Cincinnati .......... % 0 = 9 o. =
l0ni,villr n,.-...O 0 : d Il
Earned runs. = and :. Error. ! Wd 2. Hts. q
nll Z. iitChcf', uwyur mud lTrIumin: TIN.
pire, McQuHn!u