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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
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Change in the Rates for Crossir
-tiE=a flIa ISrI60a

Another Change in the Rates for Crossing
Ii eBridge.
Afurther modification has been made
in the toll charges for crossing the
bridges from the city to the Island and
from the Island to the Ohio side, the
new arrangement to go into effect to-
day. Hereafter NO monthly tickets will
be sold. Those who have paid monthly
tolls in advance will, of course, be enti-
tied to tho benefit of their contracts
until they expire. All men will be
charged one cent for each trip over each
bridge. Women and children will pay
no toll at any time. No checks will be
given to those who cross one bridge for
use on the other. but in Leu of this
tickets will be sold in bundles OF a hun
dred or SO at a considerable reduction,
and these will be honored inditferently
by both bridge companies.
The new arrangement is on the basis
OF the cheapest bridges in Pittsburgh
The two superintendent. were thereN
yesterday getting data to fix the re-
duced rate for tickets, but that is the,
only part OF the business on which the.
two companies have not already agreed.
Horses, hitched to vehicles or not,
will be charged the uniform toll of five
cents each, and it will make no differ
ence what sort of a vehicle the horse or
team draws.
The companies claim that the new
arrangement will not. increase their in.
comes, but on the contrary will possibly
diminish them for the immediate fu-
4ure. They say the population using
the bridges is SO great that it is no
longer possible for toll takers to rCcog-
nize those who do and those who do !1oti
pay toll by the month, and q chan:Ss'
was made necessary for the protection
OF the companies from imposition and
OF their patrons from annoyance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
FORGET THEIR NAMES.
a Poculiar Fact About People Who Send

APoculiar Fact About People Who Send
III Coupons.
1t has been SO frequently impressed
OF the minds of readers OF the %INTELLI-
GENcER what is proper in sending in
coupons for the Worlds Fair Photos or
the Sights and Scenes OF the World,
that one might expect nearly all to
send in tho six coupons, the ten cents
in coin and the name and address plain
ly written. It is q striking fact that of
the omissions a large majority are of
the namc ard address. A bundle of
letters has accumulated in the INTELLI-
ENcER office, several score in number,
which have neither name nor address.
The coupons are there and the dime all
right, but who sent them cannot even
be co~njectured.
Some of those who send in the cou-
pons take the trouble to register the
letter, at an expense of ten cents. Thin
is not necessary, as hundreds of dimes,
in coin come safely without that pre-
caution. One man even sent his dime
in a money order, which is also a waste
of money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10

Observation-Disclosures Special Art
ofer5onspage5three to.daVs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
A stolen Ring Recovered.

The diamond ring stolen from Schu-
bert's jewelry store some time ago was
recovered last evening in a peculiar
way. Mrs. Cynthia Miller, of Alley G
fame, sent it to /. G. Dillon & Co.'s to
have the set made more secure. and it
was recognized. It turned out that
Mrs. Miller's son Dan had found it on
the river bank just under the steel
bridge, only q few feet from the water.
This bears out the story told by Mrs.
Worrell that she threw it ovor the
bridge railing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
rhe n:rersido Resumntion.

The new scale at the Riverside works
was not formally accepted, but the men
will all resume work to-day ut the modi-
fed pay, with a clause in the agreemen:
which enables either party to set aside
the scale, subject to a new agreement,
on giving thirty days notice. A long
run is hoped for by all concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
Chnrles nIiIler Guilty.

Charles Miller was put on trial in the
criminal court yesterday on a charge OF
manning August Kummel. Kummel
was struck in the eye and the sight de-
stroyed by some sort of a sharp missile
thrown by Miller. The fracas occurred
at the old court house, where both
roomed in the basement with Miller's
mother. The accused was found guilty
and given six months in jail and fined
S1n0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10

THE continual succession of boils,
pimples and eruptions from which
many suffer, indicates an impure state
OF the blood. The most effective remedy
is Ayers ~sarsaparilla. 1t expels the
poison ~harmlessly through the natural
channels and leaves the skin clean and
olaoT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers IN tho City ana Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Col. LIE Gage Pratt, of Charleston, is
at the Windsor.
J. L. Davis. OF Fairmont, is at the
Hotel Windsor.
Judge R. NJ. Eaton, of st. C%lairsville,
is at the McLure.
Mrs. Rathbun, of Elmira, n. Y, is
the guest OF Mrs. NJ. L OFT.
Marion Akin and D. McManus, OF
Huntington, are ut the Behler.
Manager E. Corbett, of the "Blue
Jeans" company. is at the. stamm.
Il. Wegman, of Auburn, n. Y, the,
piano manufacturer, is at the Mcclure.
Miss n. B. Hammer, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting her uncle, j. +. Shirk, of Pleas
ant Valley.
Mrs. Cahill, OF Wheeling, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Edwin a. Christ
man, Park aVenuc.-IEdS iington (PG.)
Reporter
]. n. Murdoch ana Miss Virginia
Murdoch are in the city en- route to
Washington, Pa, to attend the funeral
OF q relative.
Capt. a. McClintock, of the Oil City
Derrick, was hero yesterday en- route to
the siatersvillc oil field. lie registered
1t the Behler.
|. I. Loree, of Cleveland, superin-
tendent of the northwest system OF tho
Pennsylvania road. is in the city, and
registered at the Mcclure.
F.C. O'Nteara is here, in advance os
Capt. ). Mullett, who will probably
deliver his lecture Around the World
IN two Hours in this city at an early
date.
Miss Lulu Harrington, a charming
young lady OF Washington, Pa, who
has been spending the HOLIDAYS with
friends on the South Side, returned
home yesterday.
A. Y. Richards, land and immigra-
ton agent OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad Company, is in the CITY and
registered at the Mcclure. G. b. Goetz
accompanies Mr.Richards.
Thomas A.#McCabe, business mana
ger OF Robert Downing, was here yes
terday arranging forlthe appearances OF
ms star at the Opera House. He fig
ures on the AfcLure register.
P#kervin, OF Sistersvillo; j. w. Good
man., OF Piedmont; a. Nj. Grow and
1ohns Crow, ofsLittleton; W.H.#Wright
OF Mannlngton; E F. Phillips. OF New
M~arilnsyilie, arc among the Westyir.
einians atstiie popular Behler.
WoMss troubled with headache viii
an9 Liver Regulator relieves
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
A Rny OF Sunshine.

A reporter heard a~'gentleman say last
evening that tho first real glow OF sun
shine he had seen this year was q three
per cent dividend check from the
Wheeling Title and Trust Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
HALE HOSE 4 SPECIALLY.

Our popular 25c Half Hose in Cotton,
Meriuo and Natural Wool are known for
their Softncss and Durability and are the
G.. HESS-& SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furu1shers,
No. 1921 and 1928 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10

IF YOU cannot SEQ and mood SpcotacIeS
YOU should call on US and have yorr eyes
tested without Charge. Wo hnvo the finest
Instrument and moro experience than my
other Optician in tho Stntc, and guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB w. GRUIsB,
.Jeweler and Optician,
Corner TwcIftIl and Market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10
Our Underwear sale

is drawing crowds of buyers, and as
usual every garment gives the best of
satisfaction, or money will be refunded.
n EMSTTEIrER.
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DlREcToRs:
New Advertisements.

New ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOCKHOLDERS Meeting-Riverside Iron Works.
Stockholders Meeting-Jeferson Insurance
stoceEhGolders, misunderstanding Hinge Com
pany.
Wnnted-A Saiesnen-Second Page.
Money to Loan-Commercinl Loan and Trust
For Penthouse.
To Let-Smith & Dickinson.
opera House-Conreid's FeCenczy Comic Opera
For Rent-James A. Henry.
Great Semi-Annual Remnant sale-Stone y
ThnmnS-Eiohth Pnnc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10

NsoIzS troubled with headache will
sa an simmons Liver Regulator relieves
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-10

hervln, OF Sistersville; J. ". Good
mar, OF Piedmont; "a. Nj. Crow and
Crow, of Littleton; ". &. Wright.
81 Mannlngton E F. Phillips. OF New
H~attlhsYilie, are among the West Viz
einians atsthe popular Behler.
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Eur capes.
% and s. for 2o-inch Fur Capes at
EMsnEMER,s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-20
corSrY NOTICES


DRoPosaLs wASrED-sEaLED FRoPos-
ais viii BE- recesvss by The D ara ?f coaafy com
missaensrs o. kinx eo0ny. washsnsioa a. the
furntshinxof certain supplies sur the King county
sssnsho0se aud hospital ter the period o. three
months from and af.e- 4 prii /. 1884
SAID supplies are 10 % de ts<zei - the piece o.
bassress Of IN sde.r. in or near seattle oniv on
aSens .. the sum o. amount speciae1 in he sfa-
Everything furnished . 10 De ~ tae best quaii;y
Of the several Kinds Asd gr adss srscide1 samples
20 be f1rotshrd wien reva red
the grade qaaiiy specs led VIII BE REACTED Ana
returned n the expense of the coafracsc-
Payment To- supplies ~ rnisned ~ai Re made ev
consrsctor ana issued "a The ITsn Of n laonia
succeeding ths delivery Of the goods and rendering
Each biz nass state The price Of which each Of
the articles specified therein vii e furnlessc ana
sum of siu0 20. the same TO b. fcrfeiaed 70 King
county by be surcsssfu. bidder in case OF failure
s1rs sas : wss,n ~. a.s. .sa esse Of award
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
81 or any portion Of Any ei AND .sssp p s me co.. o
tract any portion Of any bid shal De as ein1ins
en- the bidder - II the whole Old had beer &C
BIDS shall b sealed and marked Proposals for
supplies. King county" and SHAH De !os tufntsn
Ing the following articles In the amounts des'I-
floar. Green Crown, BY tn. barrel
Flour. Pateet Exceleu., ev the barrel
Rolled oats sample, by the cwl
sugar. granuiaIet. by the barrel
Sugar C. Z. ,sanpi-a b. tue barrel
CrAcKsfs, soda by the cwt
II &c. sample. by the cwt
DRIED apples. evxporated. by the cwt
Coffee, roasted tsampisf. ey the o0-io eack
Tea black tsampiel. by tbs chest
Baking powder. Hendricks, By the olo cAA3
Molasses, common. by the barrel.
Vinegar, cider, by The barrel
Salt, table, by the sack.
Pepper black. ground. by the 6-lo can
Bacon, by the cwI
Lari, good quality, by the cwt
eoap, Lennon. By the Dor.
Washing powder Gold Dust. By the casa
Coal oil goou quality. by tie case.
Coat oil ScoL quality by the so gallon lots
By order Of the board Of county commissioners
Of King county =. A. TWICHELL.
County AudItyr and ex Onicio Clerk OF said Board.
Dated Al seat ie March Is. 1894
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PHYSlCIANs AND sURGEQyS.
DR SARAH KENDALL HoLYoKE BLOCK
- Telephone sos.
nk ANNIx RUSSELL. 2s-27 R0XwELk
~ block.
nR H. J. FLEIsCHER DsUrscHER ART;
IL speciality, surgery and genito-urfnary diseASsa
once. Ooststsin block Front southeast csrnse
Columbia street.
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ExchanI
land clear

HUI GsSoA
seattle
Tacoma...,
Portland.
The eve
vas the a
! nth fruit
EAouses.
ma large
With each
Il Among
we're gree
Green pc:
| cent lowe
% cents I
Consid,
caulihow,
| prices rel
+ Lemon
they hav'
|nades W.
Chicke'
days and
| bring fro
| Eggs Al
| been no
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i Slow
walia, q
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Is tn SU+Ekl a. COURT OF KING
i eoSniY. stats o: " asaias ca
A G. EarcSn8ier Q. a. cis a.l6 Security sa,
tses sank- ssseas.nt No. 1881 ordsf di-
rsctins no.ics 10 CREDITOR.
ana a1s. on this DAY. tails cause coming rega-
esivsr for an order directing notice Do given "a
srediser. Of he aefen aant shs security ssvinxs
bans % 10 hereby
ordered AID s1jaeSsd ;aa, ali creditors Of the
r,s9 red 10 make dus proof tseis c aims asa ~
iraaSs GsAinst sad dss.E5Ant 10 u 81. a. has-
fAss. ire receiver appoinIef thls cause. ~ hts
Office, room 80 5s % ding. sess4s Wssh
Sita ssxty 90 days ron sns cate Of tie crs
PAM Ion OF tnEs net c.. hereafter sFevlaes
an6 th-i ali claims 20. % pres nsed and prsE-a
oe barred, . u shAii no. paid eas 1t iAx "a
Asd Asset Ia tEs eancs Of sAA1 r-eelyer zEa 10 Al
alter zoe expiration of - p~rl2e II sixty So
CO tslG receiver SIC Ia tate ssa his report ali
claims ana deusads % pre~esIsd AID hlss. Al D
s-n~les wax {, g.. 20 pfresGIed are A-3us ed and
&Aat GA as Arr r-tec
~ = fs-sS e< oF.sse ina IL order be pub Is1 -
for % days esns ivS5y ia th- aAs Pest Ia. ell.
geacsr aaa iae 4 telegraph. as~spAsers pa 81 a. 81
IN sr.'sss. u ns e@aasy. RAskis xEoz. aud that
vixen 20 pptisshst. TIE zane .h.is consulate Ace
Eesee % ersaiers o. sad 6seG6sat o. TIE entry OF
tbs ss-er
1884 = ss1 y. jaa !.
FTA1x % N.ssIssroS. ,x
tousT1 Of kIss.
]. T. W Gordon. cars e. the sEp-fisr Soars Of
d asFsey sssfiiy TIA. the ssrsg0ass 10 . f.a lrss
azs correct copt 0; he oriss order tlrsrs az 60
tscs 70 cTstifSrss "a sssc cASss Ne Is ssi - tas
sane Appears % &c ana o. REGARD nv ofacs
eoth Gag Of January. lssa
~ r ssrrs. pspssy
AA4 q As8 AAslisASs& sAAAAU Al liza
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r - ~A>P LAN NpRA. ~tANI<IA.
tsrAst Fyos> spersAl rates - a.. cur.xfe.
T. - - a. SEEK s@2raass~g eFss-e2asA SOS
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF RECEIvERS sALE-NoTrCE
~ Il hereby given that In pursuance Of an order
OF the superior court OF the stats of Wash ing ton
for the county Of King. made tho 18th d az Of
March 1894, In . cause pending in said court
wherein the Port Crescent Mil Company, . corpo-
ration OF Washin.ton, 10 plaintiff and the Pacific
Manufacturing Company. a corporation Of Wash
fnston. Il defendant. the undersigned heretofore
appointed receiver Of the said defendant by order
of said court made ia said cause. will sell At pubic
auction 10 the highest bidaer for cash. lawful
money Of the Unitsd States Of America on Tues
day, the 81 day of April. 1894 1t the ho our OF 10
O'clock in the forenoon of said day, At the former
place OF business ana factory OF said defendant,
the Pacific Manufacturing Company, situated near
Fremont on the shore IT lake Uni,n Ia the city
OF seattle ali the right, title and interest Of the
said defentapt, the racihc Manufacturing Com
pany, In and to The following described personal
property, to-wt:
All sash. doors and moulding and finishing ma
terial, including lumber and stcck and ali ma
chinery. appliances aud tools of whatsoever nature
Including one safe ana ofhee furniture: also all
other property. rights or interest in property and
chooses in action, accounts. Gains ard demands OF
whatsoever nature or character, belonging TO said
defendant, the Pacific Manufacturing Z ompany.
FIR information regarding same cali 1T room as
sullivan building CHRIST KUPPLER,s
Receiver of Paeinc Manufacturing Company.
Dated seattle, March 10 1894
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IN EFFECT MARCH T. 1894
EAMER IDAHO
WILL RATE yKsLER wHAnr ar pu
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Edmon Ia Clinton. Browns Point Ianssr5
Ctss.ady. ffda.go City. Anacortes, SAmlsh -
Whatcom. and Thursdays going throu. r
Blaine and semahmoo ReturninS leave WhsI
com Monday. Wednesday. satn. day at 8 n IN
Fare TO Wbatcon, >i.JU: Freight to whAfcou. =
G.. d BROwNFIELD. Managing ovre.
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uOOD CANAL ROUTE
IL New Passenger steamer
DELTA
(Carrying o. 3. maiD leaves Colnan deek -
days. Wednesday, and Fridays ct TOO q n RI
kingston. Port 0amoe. Bangor. seabeck HrsanG
Isswasto, 1iiuwaup rails, AoodsporI and Uni1
City and intermediate pointa, arriving q UniT
City 1T 400 p. m Leaves Union City q A:voX
m TUESDAYS, Thursdays and sas0rdayA azyiv3S
in seattle 81 4:Oo p m.
ChARLxs IA nIsoN, Mssaa
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IN THE SUPERIOR oURr OF TINE
state Of Washington for the county King
George NJ Wsigis. ~ assignee, plant IT. vs. Cas-
cate ire and MAFtse Insurance Com pany ct al
defendantsl No l4.A52 Order directing office
TO creditors.
And now. on this day. this cause coming on reg
uiariy for hearing on the application of the re-
ceiver for al order directing notice given TO
creditors Of the defendant the Cascade Fire and
Marine Insurance Company. IL 10 hereby
ordered and AdjuSgsd hat all ere tofs OF the de-
fendant. the ascsde Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. are hereby required 10 make due proof
Of their Claims and demands again 4 said defend
ant 10 e. A. kddse. the receiver appointed In this
cause, At his ONCE. room 3il Bailey building Sc
attic. WASH, within ninety {su1 days from the
dale Of The nrst publication OF tina notice a. he O.
AFTER provided. and that ali claims not pre-
sented and proved he Jared and shall not be paid
out o. the funds aud assets IN tie hands OF said
receiver and hat after the expiration of said pc
riod Of ninety (sol days sac receiver nle IN this
court hls report Of ait claims ana demands pre-
sented and fled, also showing what Claims a pre-
scented are allowed and what claims rejected
IL Is further ordered that this o,ier be pa ltsaed
Post! ntetigeacer and the Seattle telegraph,
newspapers pahlishet in Seattle King counfy
Washington. and that when so Published the same
shat constitute cue notice 20 creditors Il said de
fsnoaat ~ the eatrF OF TIL. order
1894. J. ". LeS0LEY. Judge
STATE or WAxHtssToN, -
CorSvY OF kTso.
l. r W. Gordon, clerk Of the superior court of
the state OF washing ON for the county Of King
nnd correct copy Of the eris.nA order directing
notice 10 creditors ia sad cause No Ia asa TIA
same appears on lle aa4 Of record Ia any Office.
Witness my hand and she .ssi of said court ihls
lss.Ll T. ". GORDON. Clerk
IL H. SMITH. Deputy
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|rssoosh isfd
|ppst ANGIE
For, Candy
hattie ....-.
byepia
kpsAMae
kA,Is W ala
Roseeurg..-
Saker City.
eursks CIT,
Ni Riua..
IscrAnento,.
N,nnemrc'
sal: Lake
6daac Falls
Helena
Observable
ssh mefsdii
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table mi
supplies
easier. |
Onions d
The n
| are veal
There
ter. Eg
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sesstse Nsndsy. March fs 1924. BY hsv- J@aa
r. psrncu, Nj Henry Tfss~Ers - Gilman, %
Aiss rama ptesssn. - Eoasess7os
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uooD CANAL AourR

Rebuilt and refnrpishsd leaves Merchants -
Tuesday. IhursdAy and Saturday ct d r.
Kingston. ort Gamble. BANGOR. eeahscK I'm
waup. puwstto. HooAsport Union City and iasse
mediate points. arriving in Union City % 8 p =
Leaves o MON City . m Wednesday Psid11
I'D Sunday. arriving N Seattle ct p m
Z r. LIBBY, Mastes
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DEATHS and ruSERALa

HCFF-Ths faasrai services ~ frssrss Nsyessl
Hud viii - neie this morning ~ 10 s'eEec1 u
the Church q the Ifnnaac3ssss sSsssrl1ess. cor
per Of spring and sixth streets, gndsr toe sss
p3ees os the * r. q. y. TBs tntssms ~ rssi fAxs
place tn the Efxs' lex Ia Las View cssDsssff-
YYpDET--fn Seattle. at &z14 Isrkson street
Monday. March IL. 1884 hsfolyts ffs<ssi' o.
eonsusn ption. ssse 81 years.
R<Esalns will - scot 20 California tonaosfos
offernDon at o'eipck.
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TO TACOMA. 50 CRNrN
CAPTAIN L wILLKY No.,

IUMPoN THE CRICkEr-SEArrirEv ssxy,
- ROUTE Two round trips all exec a ~anN2o
TINE CAkp-ieavs seattle ESQ Q m ana y,
p m. daily except SUNDAY leave Rys~
Counecfions-A AZ seattle w IN steau~s w.
Tacoma At Everett with steamer sik.dc n
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Results of Yestorday's Games on League
Diamonds.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Pitts
burg team got one OF the worst drub-
bings of the season in the game today.
Philadelphia, II; base hits, %; err.
rors. 3.
Pittsburg, l: base hits, 7; errors, 3.
Batteries-Gross and Taylor, Ehres
and Merritt.
BALTIMORE, June 12.-Game called in
second inning on account of rain.
Boston, June l2.-NIchols was wild
today but tine home team managed TO
pull out victory nevertheless.
Boston, II; base hits, 10; errors, 3.
Chicago, 81 base hits, Is errors, 3.
Observation-Disclosures and Ryan; McGill
and Schriyer.
WASHINGTON, June IAN error at
the wrong time loet ST. Louis the game.
Washington, 4 ; base hits, 8; error |.
St. LOUIS. 3; base hits, 3 errors, !,
Batterles-Meyer and Mcclure LIti-
tenstein and PETIT.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. June l2.-The visit
ors outplayed thor opponents at ny
point and won easily.
Brooklyn, 3; base hits. Z; errors, l.
Cincinnati, s; base hits, 5 errors, /.
Observation-Disclosures and Gastright.
Chamberlain, Murphy and Vaughn.
New YORK, June l2.-The fielding of
Murphy, Ward, Boyle and PETER and
the timely batting of Davis were the
features.
Louisville, l; base hits, 4 errors, 2.
New York. 4; base hits, g.; errors, 2.
Batteries-Meekin and Farrell, Kuell,
Stratton and Grim.