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LONDON, May l+-lhe yachting season
at Cowcs opened to-day. Prince Henry,
oil D~astenborg, md Il brilliant company
wero among thoso who witnessed tho
racoi. lho events Wore not OF great i'm
p%or'ancc. In the two and one.halt
raler class the American boat Mcncen
was the winner.
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~. tnuis Itpault.

ST. Louis, May lA.-First race, Elk fur.
!onss-Dcnvor won; time, 1916. Sec.
ond. six furlonga-Jcssicn won; timc,
1:lii. Third. clevcn.sixtcenth mile
First Chanco won; time, l;40!. Fourth,
six furlonva-lsoy lochicl won; time,
l:l5t. Fifth, three.iourtlls m,Io-Tramp
won; time. l:l5i Sixth. QUO milc-Sir
Rae won; time. l:iSi.
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Last night ut n hall on Washington
street, Martins Ferry, tho spar,ing
match for points between Carries Miller
and Charles Och. took place before II
lair sized crowd oil 'sports." 1t only
lasted ono round and WINS declared u
draw. The same mon may meet for a
limited round "go" within q short tlme.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-15

PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-rho Phila.
dolphia team downed tho Giants to-day
In one Of tho %closOu. and most exciting
gamos Of tho local season. The local
team played hno bail, bu. tho Giants
exeelIod In several ways. Attendance
1905. Score:
rlhilhdclphia...o 2 ! 0 0 0 0 o Is
Now lork""."..D | U y | D D o.
Earned runs, . Und |, Errors, Philadelphia. \
iii.s' !? and HtClcr. Cat'oy and ltuSiG. I'M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-15

If ever n man feels like IN poor worm
OF tho Dust it 10 whom l,o suffers from
that tired lno|ing, Ayers %Sursapariliu
removes this dtscouraginG physical
condition nnd lmparts tho thrill OF new
lite and energy to ovcry nerve, tissue,
muscle, and fibre OF tho whole body,
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"JIMMY" KOWhA'S VICTORY.
lIo Hind No Trouble In Krrplng Hurgr "On
the GrnsI."

Tho fstic battle between Jimmy"
Rowan. Of this city, and Jim" Burye,
tho Australian, who, by tho way, il not
ut all an Australian now. took place
Sunday evening in IN Unt-of-door ring
four miIea above Sis'oravillc. Iurgc was
utterly unable 10 put out Rowan in the
stipulated ton rounds. und ut the con-
clusion Rowan WINS awarded tho fight
and the purse Of 5000. Rowan showed
considerable skill and surprised hia
iric nJH by his c%loyernega.
Tho boat was started up tho river
shortly aftor tho fight, but was laid up
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iDlslicnrtrnrd Them.

BostoS, May lL.-Bal,imoro out
played Boston at all points to-day and
won casily. Errors by Long and Lowe
followed by fonr singles and n wild
pitch lot in seven runs in tho first IN.
ming aud this seemed to %dishcarten tho
}ostons. Score:
linl,lmotc"". .""".7 0 . I'D
Boston. "...-"""~.w"..2 | u Il y D y ~ i
Enrncd runs, Baltimore s. l,ost0ul. rrrurs, .
and I Hts. II AMI /. Pitcher. Mcmahon,
Eichol mud Lumphr. Umpire, OI,Ousku
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hSSON's COhr4 DEFEATED.
pittsburgh Continues Her Winning Cal,
Cincinnati Also WON.


PiTrsUUnGn, May li.-pit,sburgh won
the first game OF the series with
Chicago by punching their hits in the
second inning. Arson took PARROTS
place ut second in tho scCond inning
and played a good gumc. Attendance
1000. Score:
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IN cases where daudrut, scalp
diseases, falling md grayncss OF the
lia'r appear, do not neglect them, but
apply a proper remedy and tonic Ike
Halls Hair remover.
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AT Grand Raplds-Grand Rapids 10,
Dotroi, ..
AZ Observation-Disclosures 8, To.
ledo 4.
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CLHvRLASn. May li.--lhe Cicvolanda
knocked ~Broi.unstoSu out OF tho box in
tho NTH inning and won with case. At.
tendance, 1000. Score:
Clcyclnnd.r..,........O U o \ 4 o o 0 o.
IT. I@ni'..",""""...,l b | 0 u D . ID
Earned runs. G aud |. Ert0n, land /. Hts,
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i.aatorn lonuue Gnuc..


At Erie-Erio Q, W~llkcsbatro 10.
At %Tr0y-lroy Q. Sprlng0ell ".
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uA'es ior otatc circuit raCcs. snys the
New York Herald. Mr.. Raymond stated
INA no wants to correct n misunder.
standing in regard to the character for
prizes IN class A events. lie anvs gon-
cra! merchandise Caunot be offered in
sucli competitions. The rulo reads:
"Medals. diplomas. plate, iewelry and
cycle aundrios." This permits, no says,
medals OF all kinds, all articles OF silver
ware, every description Of jcwelry and
anything pertaining to cycling. No one
article to exceed $50 in value. Flo warns
race promoters not 10 violate this rule.
Mr. Raymond says regarding tho mis-.
understanding as to which class OF riders
arc expected to register colors that the
coiors provision extends TO both classes.
whether q cyclist intends to ride in
class \ or class b, the registering OF
coiors is proptr act and has nothing to
DO with which class q mar intends to
compete in.
AZ the League OF American Wheel.
men has decided not to assumc juris.
uiction over road racing tho Century
Road Club OF America will look after
that class OF sport In the future. Claims
Tor records will therefore have to be
made to tho Century Road Club. at
Chicago.
Interest In tho INrgLL,oEscEE Decor.
alton Day road race Ia becoming red
hot, and 1t is probable that there will
DO thirty.tive starters. when the pistol
shot sends of tho limit mar on his
scorch OF fifteen miles to Triadelphia
and return. Evory evening the pike is
covered with wheelmen who are in
active training for tho biv road event
OF tho season. Both the Mahlke boys
arc riding in fine form, 40 arc Stamp
and Riheldaffer. This Guartette OF
riders formed the favorites In last sea-
son's race. and they will likely 60 to the
post favorites this time.
Speculation rs to the time that will
DO made ia rife, and predictions OF over
sixty minutes will be away, Of. Last
year the distance was made in less than
an hour, and with the lighter machines
OF "a. q cut in the time is certain. The
lighter machines, however, will proba-
bly, cause more break.downs than be-
fore.
Yesterday two representatives Of the
Pittsburgh Pres came to town on their
wheels, having gono over the route OF
tho Wheeling.P Pittsburgh road race,
which is TO take place Juno2. They
were r. J. Sample. one OF the illustrn.
tors on tho Press staff, and Mr.. Il. II.
Schater. Sample was armed with Il de-
tcctivc camera and took about tif:y
views OF spots along tho route, includ.
ing ten or twelve in Wheeling. The
rorte out of the city for this race has
not yet beer decided, but will probably
DO from tho McLurc down Market 10
Seventeenth; on Seventeenth to the
pike. Editor keenan, will be here mex,
Sunday and will complete arrange
ments.
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Cincinnati .......,,.,... 20 3 0 y IL.
h"UI'"t'Ir ...,......O | | y I | U O 0 :
Entrrt! runs, i n,rl I. Errors, annd 3. IIi,I. l.
nudn F%i'rll"ta; %inriott. WittTOcE aud MuHuirc
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DRooELYS, May lA.-For ak, innings
the calno was a hummer. In tho sev.
enth Brooklyn tied tho score and took
q Dig lead by knocking Mcrcor's curves
all ovor tho Hold. Attendance. 5000.
score: hN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-15

ntooklyn o"..""......l 3 =? 0 1000 . o-li
Warrington p""....-j ! y | D 0 o.
EarIel runs, 6nnda. Errors. . aud 0. Hits,
II an1 II, Pitchers, Gas,rlghl aud Mercer. I'm.
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"AiAnAsrISU." KUnNEn & Cilrw,
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MOUSDSVILLE,

&c Wall Paper 2!c. KunxER & CHEW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-15
"BR0OKLYN HANDICAP
Tho Groat Turf Event OF tho Yonr
at dravosond Track.
CLIFFORD RULES AS FAYoRI7E,,
Closely Followed by Sir Waitor, Doc.
tor I!icc and Horny OF Navarre-Tho
Favorlto VIII 10 Heavily backed
Hero To.day-RccOrds of tho Cand,.
datcs-i'aso Dali nnd Races Ycster.
lpy. -

My \ few
hours and tho
greatest turf
evcnt Of the
ycar will have
hoen locided-
tho Brooklyn
hnndicap Of tho
g rave = . n d
track. Tho 10.
cal interest
,nken In thtq
%bigannual track
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-15

event Is greater than usual, and n largo
amount OF cash will change handa on
the result. Most OF tho Wheeling
money will DO tickotod on the favorito,
Clifford, tho great western colt, and
Henry OF Navarro. Doctor Rico aud Sir
Walter. Tho latter horse has como to
be locked upon ms the most likely win.
ner, Outside Of tho favorite, within tho
past forty.cicht hours. Tho following
arc tho quoted odds hero: Clifford,
o.; Sir Walter, 3; Doctor Rice, i;
Henry Of Navarro, 4; Ajax, Q; Diablo,
S;sport, 10; Comanche, 8; Basae,law,
10; Copyright, Is; Danques, Is; Low:
Lander, 20; Bitten. 20; Herald, 50.
Tho list appended gives tho nnmo,
age, weight and pedigree OF tho likoly
candidates, together with their Jockeys
and their best records:
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Nlmc, Arc md

DtNL
Name, Age md Rec n!s.
Pedigree. Lbs, ord. tnucc. Jockey.
Clifford. i......-......i 22 LOOK. ihin. Martin
Wrauible- DuchesSl
Sir Waltcr.. 4..... e. 10 .21:0SA Y m. Doggett
(Midlothian-La Scalhl
Ajax, i....-....".....-. lls- 2:ost%. lktn Garrison
DANDY Dlninont- Moonlight)
Banquet, 7......... ..,.....llS .24:0j55 4.llin. Fox
tRay0 IN dOr-Ella IT,
Don Alonzo. a...."...l ls.!2:C7 ..1Hm- Sims
tLonG Tnw-Nould DAncc.)
St. LeonRrds. : .......,. 10 .lio7. ......... o. TaraI
(St. Blnise-Bclladonnn.)
Sport ..............--lll.2 :0S ~ I'm .Thomps'n
Wln!rel-san soucl.)
D!abln, s...... ......... III. c0s>t- C. Sloane.
(EoluS-Grnce Darling.l
Bus.e, .law. 4..........l l2aaYOs k:. l]&m- rIamil.on
st Slnion-Marlucsa
Dr.. Rice ....".".".....l ~, $50 .......s ~. AicCuGcrty
Onoudaga-lbOnnie lce.)
Comanche. I."m..".-ll0 .l;j3, ...-..9 or .Llt.lcfe!l
tSir Modrcd-Ethcl.)
Pick pocket. ) see. ...... 10 ,,:OSH LIN ,Mlluley
(Spculthrift-Piccad!lly.l
Lowln ndGr. 6.........l ITO 2l:05.G *. lHluz MDcrm't,
Q.owland Chief-Reientlcss.)
Dlllzeu. Jr..m.."...-l0 los I:i9.. 70. ..S E,t. II. Jones
B!azes-Gcrmaula.)
Uncas -Mimi)
Henry Of Navarro. 3 .lD-l:3o.....7I-A. CLAYTON
(kntlht Of Ellcrslic-MosS Rose
IlorLlld. I.".".........lO .2:olssi ..9Ht. Re!T
ku:sht OF Ellerslic-Lucy Jnckson.)
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70 and t. Pitchers, Young, Drcl,unstcin and
llawIey. Umpire, sNartwOol,
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OF INTEREST," 70 WuEELMES.
Chairman Raymond Makes Known Sow.
ornl Important Decisions.

ESTER D AZ
q h air m
Ray mond, OF
tho national
racing board
Of he League
Of A merican
W hcol M II,
handed down
numb Der OF
i'm por,ant de-
. cisions regard
ing suspended
whcclmen,rac.
Inn n,hlnra and
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'rtion OF the property an
call at office for bulletin
!. I. L. WAGGAMAS.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-A NICE SET OF BED ROOM FUR
niture and large, clean carpet price, 50. Inquire
. Grant place. 5000
FOR SLE-PLUSII PARI.OR SUITE OF SEVEN
pieces, SIS; folding bed IS: leather rocker, 50;
Gasoline stove. So 2li0 PA. ave- IT.
FOR SALE PHI OToGRAPH OUTFIT. INCLUDING
6t2SS1s Eastman camera, Sx1J Queen panta-
graph lens. plate holders. developing trays print
ing frames; cheap. lsO2 10th St, after , D. III.
se192t'
FOR SALE.s5oO BEAUTIFUL GRAND UPRIGHT
piano. used months; hrst-class make; 8 pedals
and all the latest Improvements. Only SIEI
Warranted years 17i2,s 9TH st. NV. se1s-3ts
FuI. SALE-A NUMBER OF FINE OH. PAINT
inss, large Look case containing fine
works, some good furniture. At $40 ST. Sc.
sclS-3t'
Tor sALE-AT HALF PRICE-SaO SOLITAIRE
diarrond ring at Si5; $40 gents ring, ruby, sap
pGire and diamond. at SO: $i5 solitaire DIAMOND
rim: 1t 81. Inquire at A. KAHNS. 935 F st.
NV. au7 -3m
FOR SALE-LOUNGE. $50: COOK STOVES, IS;
OAK desk. 50; 81 per week for bed room and par
Tor suites: low prices. Call REDMOND'S CHEAP
CASH AND TIME HOUSE, S13 It'll st. .myi-tr
FOR sALE-"OTTS'' GAS ENGINES BOTH NEW
and ond- hand: any size.
Send for circular call on
n12-t~ U. BALLACF. Agt., 73f It'll Ut. nv.
Evening star., 1894-02-06
COMING TO WASHINGTON.
The Rcpresentntive-Elec From the
Fourteenth New York District.

Lemuel Ely Quigg. who has been for one
week a Congressman-elect from the four
teenth district. will move on 10 Washington
today, says the New York Times.
The vote in the fourteenth congressional
district has not yet been canvass I'd by the
board Of aldermen. 1t is expected to 90
this today. and as soon as it has done 1t to
send the necessary formal notice Of Mr.
Quigg's election to Secretary of State
Palmer. lnasmuch as Mr.. Palmer is a re-
publican and the state board of canvassers
Is also of that party, Ny. Qulsg believes
his certificate as a Congressman will be
issued without delay
Even with the quickest possible action in
that direction, Lemuel ely will be in Wash
inSton few days before he is entitled to
rank as "A full-hedged Representatives Dur
ing this interlude he will receive congrutu-
Iatlons from other distinguished members
OF both houses. Mr.. Quigs will leave this
c!ty at 90 O'Clock this afternoon and on
reaching the capital viii take permanent
quarters AZ the Shorcham. Since his cleo
uCn Mr.. QulSS has endearad himself TO the
hearts or his constituents by visiting each
assembly district and personally thanking
ms supporters for helping to elect him
This mas been fully appreciated. and large
numbers OF voters have graspeI his band
ana assured him they were glad of his sue
cess This has pleased Mr. Quigg, and he
mas come 10 believe that the path os "A Rem
reSentauve-elect Is strewn with roses
Evening star., 1894-02-06
Officers Elected.

q, The Secure Investment Company of the
District of Columbia last evening elected d
board of directors as follows: DIR. NJ. D.
Peck. William Mayse, John Ridout, ]. F.
Batchelder, Alfred Wood, r. II. Darby and
l.. L. Apple. and an auditing committee,
consisting of L. 7. Kaiser, J. H. Lichliter
and L. II. Brown. The board of directors
subsequently organized by the election Of
the following officers: DR.. NJ. ID. Peck,
president; William Mayse. vice president:
Alfred Wood, secretary and treasurer:
James +. Hood and l.. l.. Apple, trustees
and James f. Hood, attorney.
The Students Association OF the National
College of Pharmacy have elected the fol-
lowing officers: Charles Bloomer, president;
John A. Koch, vice president; Harry Dodge
treasurer, and Louis Rubenstein, secretary
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Washington Gas Light Company v as
held yesterday. The election of directors
resulted in the choice of John r. Mclean,
William B. Webb, James w. Orme, J. c.
Bullltt and George T. Dunlop. Owing to
the absence of President Mclean in Phil
adelphia the meeting of the directors for
organization was postponed