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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-06
WORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT

WORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALTl-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND
NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN NO. IT, 4i5 =. NJ.
Baltimore Limited, daily except Sunday.
Tor west Point. connecting with YORK
River steamers for Baltimore, at which
point connections are made with rail lines
for Washington, Philadelphia, New York,
TRAIN NO. TO- $40 p. NJ.
7 oCAL EXPRESS. daily except Sun
- day, Stops at all stations. At
Maikerton; also, connects with Bait-
more steamer at West Point daily ex-
cept Sunday.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE p
NJ. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Trains from West Point arrive at Rich
mohd al DOS A Nj. daily t0:40 A. NJ.
ega5iaiy except Sunday and Monday, and
o'-' r. NJ daily except Sunday
TRAIN NO. a, 100 A. NJ.
7 OCAL MIXED, daily except sun
IL gay leaves Twenty third-Street sta
points.
Ticket Office at station, foot of Virginia
street open thirty minutes before depar-
ture OF all trains.
city ticket office. sOI Main street.
J' 81 Gull, w. A. TURK,
W. II: GREEN, General Manager
j. >. -. THOMPSON. Superintendent.
JNO. NJ BEALL. Trav'g Pass Agent.
W. east Main street Richmond. Va
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R., F. & P. R. R.

Schedule commencing JUNE % 1894
ZOO A. M. Leaves Byrd-streo, station
daily. stops at i.lbl and
LOCAL stations. Arrre5 d.
Washington 1918 4. NJ. Bal
timOre. II noon. Philadelphia,
go +. NJ; New York. 4:lS
y. ". Pullman car to wash
1900 noon. Leaves Byrd-street station
At ,Eiba. Ashland, boswell.
Brooke, ana Widewater ar.
rlves at Washington at $50
I, Nj Baltimore at 5.2i I.
NJ, Philadelphia, 7:i9 Il. NJ.
New York, lO.3S Z. VI. Also
connects with Congressional
Limited, ARRIVING ct BAIT
York. O.os r. VI. Parlor ear
=, 20 Washington.
7:OS F. ~, Leaves Fyrd-street station
mona to Ncw Yorl, and WASH
an dIstfE9i b5 to tah sb'5S nos SS9Rs
BROOKE, and whitewater. stops
a 9t3sr stations on 9P,S SgnGay a
lilo. F. NJ; Baltimore. Tbs
a. N; Philadelphla,. S4j a.
NJ; New YORK 853 4. NJ
ton daily. sleeper from New
YORK, Stops at Whitewater.
IbIOyhe, FFruerlrksuurG. Nli-
ford. boswell Ashland. and
tIba. Stops at other sta
tons on sundays. Leaves
Washington at 4.30 4. NJ.
Z'4o i. NJ, Arrives at Byrd-strcet sta
ton daily except SUNDAY.
stops az Whitewater. Brooke,
Freacllcksburg. Guinea. Mil
lord Penola. Rutherglen. pos
We'll IaylOrsviNe, Ashland.
ana Elha. Leaves Washing
Ton JOB s. NJ parlor ear
f'rm NHEhfTEfAn
G:53 p. H.. Arrives at B5yrdd-strcet sta
ton daily. StOps at Fred
ef.cksburg. boswell and Ash.
land. Pullman cars from
New York ana Washing, On
F !. ~ b %a' @@5 .Iap q & faI
1910 A. NJ, Arrives nj Byrl-street s.a-
ton daily. Leaves Wash
lngt0n at $50 y. NJ Stops
al Elba and principal local
stations. pullman car from
Washington.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMAioDA-
TON.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 L. NJ. Leaves Byid-strect station.
B45 T.. NJ
$3.50 A NJ, Arrives at Byrd-street sta.
ton. Leaves fredericksburg
at 500 A. NJ
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
.o ASHLAND TRAINS
o'i% a NJ Leaves Eiba Arrives at Ash
e:2O p. NJ. Leaves Eliza. Arrives AZ Ash
land at 7.0l T. NJ
$40 A. NJ, Arrives at Elba Ieayes Ash.
land at 600 A. NJ
6:O4 l.. NJ, Arrives n Fiha Leaves Ash
Iard NJ 5.iS p. vi '''"
G. A. TAYLOR. Trafic Nanoqer
p. T. y. MYERS Gon1 sup't apps
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AUCTION sALEs-Fnfurs Day
= .~.~~--0~N~--'>7sN~,y../ -
BY II. Seldom Taylor a. Son anu f"h~'"
x Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

rT,RrrsTEEs. SALE OF THAT vALu-
/ AN ~ RRICk-YARD, CONTAINING
&c ACRt.s uF FINE BRICK CLAY.
sI'rITATED on OSBORN TURNPIKE,
NEAR ROcKETTS, ON THE LINE OF
,.IE C,HESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD. AND KNOWN AS JOHN 4.
MAYNARD'S YARD.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust from John
T. Mavnard aud wife 10 the under
signed. dated May 20, 1889, duly recorded
in the clerks office OF Henrico County
Court. Deed Rock 127 "a" page 2oJ.
default having been made in the payment
of the debt thereby secured, and at the
request OF the beneficiary, we viii pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. october o. 1894,
at 1 o'clock +. NJ, that VALUABLE
BRICK-YARD PROPERTY above men
tonea, beIng a part OF the property con-
Veyed by said deed OF trust and Is sold
al the risk and cost OF Mr.. Alva w. May
nard, he having purchased the said prop
erty at a tormer sale aud tailed 10 coth-
ply with terms OF his purchase.
: TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay cost
of sale and the sum of 5000. with IN
terest thereon from December p, 1913,
balance due on debt secured In said
deed and the residue, whatever Il may
be, on such terms as will be announced
d. nun ii. SELDOM YAYLOR,
a. w. PATTERSON,
seos-td Trustees.
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The very best class OF dealers in All
TRlUMPHO and FLOR DE MARSHALL'
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THE ONLY ALT~RATL LINE TO
NORFOLK.

Leave Arrive
Richmond. 70 % A. NJ. Norfolk. III % A. NJ.
Rchmond. 5:20 Z. IT. Norfolk s45 p. n.
MorssoIk.339g a a. R len II 7 .5 A. ~ ~
The trains leaving Richmond at 900
A NJ and Norfolk at Asa +. NJ. are solid
trains between these two points, and pas
sengers go through without change Of
cars
Trains leaving Richmond at 800 4.
NJ and If ~ p. NJ. and arriving q Rich
mond at S:25 A. VI. and $50 Z. NJ. make
close connections at Petersburg to and
from Farmyile, Lynchburg, and West
II, NJ. SUfI.Y,
Superintendent.
r.. T. D. MYERS,
General Superintendent
r. Ri. EMERSON Traffic Manager
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Seats - Boxes, 81. 00;
Reserved, IS Cents ;
Gen'l Admission, soc.

ny tickets purchased after . p. NJ.
will admit holder 10 both the EXPOSE
tion Grounds and POmpei
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Allen & Marshall are conceded to make
the best five and ten-cent cigars sold in
Richmond. FL TRIUMPH and FLOR
DE MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
A COMPLETE FAILURE.
Tho CoIorod PugilIst Refuses to Figh
Corbett In Sioux CITY,

Tho Coiorod PugilIst Refuses to Fight
Corbett In Sioux City.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE efforts Of the
Sioux City Athletic Gu b to bring Oh a
fight between Corbett and Jackson re-
suited to-day in complete failure, Jack.
son absolutely refusing to put his name
to the articles Of agreement as signed
by Corbett.
Edward Lloyd, representing the Sioux
City club, met Jackson and his mana
ger, "Parson" Davies, at tho Briggs
house at noon to-day, in tho presence
OF good sized crowd OF sporting men
and newspaper reporters. Little time
was spent In preliminaries and Mr..
Lloyd produced the papers which Cor
bett had signed in Now York. Jackson
glanced over thom aud at once said that
they would not do.
al will fight for your purae and side
bet OF $4,000" he said. "But the fight
will have to como oil within three
months. "
THAT'S tho idea exactly" said Davies.
"Mr. Corbett Is on tho stage now and
We don't intend TO advertise him until
next May or June. This agreement
calls for the fight to take place between
May IS and Juno 10. Now you people
nano your place and mako tho time
within tho next three months and Jack
son will sien."
This Lloyd said he could not do aud
Davies proceeded To pick tiaws in the
papers. ... . ,,,,, .,4, -
house." saId Jackson.
Lloyd tried hard to obtain tho neces-
gary signature.
"We have got to have good weather
to got good crowd" no said. II want
70 Gee this thing go through. but there
is no use talking Of bringing 1t of In
threo months"
"Its three months or nothing" do.
clared Davies. and jackson added,
awelI, rs off," said Davies, rs ho
picked up his hat ~ didn't like the
looks Of this thing, anyway" Jackson
followed and tho pair left tho hotel. 1t
was announced later that Jackson
would leave for Now York tonight and
Immediately sail for tho Wost Indies,
whence no will 20 to London.
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TIE GREATEST OF ALL.
Tho Springfield bicycle Clubs Diamond
Tournnment.

Tho Springfield bicycle Clubs Diamond
Tournament.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. ia stiff
northeas.er blew across the Hampden
Park track to-day, when the trial heats
for the Springfield Bicycle Club's
diamond tournament were run of.
Fast time was out OF the question. even
II tho riders had not loafod. Tho
finishes, however, were uniformly bril-
liant. The greatest surprise OF the day
was the defeat OF Harry Q. Tyler in the
first heat Of the trial for the one mile
international record race. He held
back until too late and was displaced
by such mon as Ray Mcdonald, George
+. Taylor, Watson Coleman and J. p.
Bliss. Tyler also lost his place in tho
one milo 2:lo class. Bliss was out donc
in the half mile handicap. Sanger rode
in great form. The trial heats resulted
Us follows:
First heat, halt mile handicap-A. !.
Brown won; time, LOS Is. Second
heat-C II. Callahan won time, 1880 S.5.
Third heat-E. q. Bald won; time,
1:10 as.
Mile iscratch), class B. FIRST heat-L.
D. Cabannc won; tune. 500 as. Second
heat-W. o. Sanger won; timc. 500.
Third heat-Ray Mcdonald won; time,
800.
Last trial milo handicap. class D, frat
heat-L. G. johnson won time, Pas 40.
Second hoat-J. S. johnson won; time,
$3.50 l-5. Third heat-W. G. Sanger
won; time, 2:4 80.
Trial half milo open, class B, Grst
heat-John S Johnson won; tmo, 1:20.
Second hcat-Harry Tyler won; time,
1:ls. Third hoat-W. 9. Sanger won ;
time, 1:lG IS. Fourth heat-Ray BIC.
Donald won: timo, l:17 2.5.
Trial ono milo handicap, class D, frat
heat-Harry Tylor won; timo, 2:36 S-5.
Second heat--C. r Coulter won; timc,
2:S7 st.
Trial one milo international record,
class D, first heat-Ray Mcdonald won;
time, $40. Second heat-John S John.
son won; timc, 2:54 Third heat, W.
c. Sanger won; time, 2:49 40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
WYLIE cor HERE
Last Evening, Ahead of Ono and
Behind Another Record.
AFTER A Few SHORT HOURS REST
He Continues His Ride Eastward
Ho is Hopeful Of Capturing tue New
York.ohicago I.eoord-Tho Ball
Games Yes.erday-Races at Graves
end and Latonla-othsr Late News
Of Sport aad Athletic

Mr.. Il. q. WylIe, otherwise known as
"Doad Broke" arrived at the K. HoCe
hardware store at 800 o'clock last
evening on his trip from Chicago to
Now York against time, Lie was just
one hour behind the best record, which
was made last Sunday by Smith, the
Chicago mail carrier, and which he
hopes to make up between hero and
tho end Of his journey. Tho reporter
found him last evening taking lunch at
Van Keuren's restaurant, aud had quite
IN interesting chat with him. The req
son he did not arrive Sunday evening
as was expected was that he did not
leave Chicago until Friday morning at
1880 o'clock, his departure having been
DELAYED by rain. When Mr.. Wylie ar
rived in the city last evening ho had
lust been 4 days and Z hours out lie
has had pretty tough trip Of i, being
pelted with rain every day until yester-
day. When he and his pacemaker,
Shuckenberger, Of Oxford, Ind, arrived
In Columbus they were eights to soc,
both being literally coated with mud.
In this condition they were photo:
graphed, and the picture makes one oil
the most interesting souvenirs oil the
HE only accident Mr.. Wylie has suS-
tanned happened last night when he
was thrown in rounding IN abrupt
curyo. His hip was somewhat bruised,
but the injury 10 inconsequontial.
Henry Mahlke, OF this city, met Wylie
nt St Clairsyille last evening and &C.
companied him here. At HIPS p. m. he
continued his flight, being accompanied
to Washington by Mahlke. Wylie was
in o cheerful mood last evening and
looked monet tho worse for the wear. He
is due In Now York Saturday morning,
and he expressed himself as confident
Of reaching his destination on time.
WyIie's pacemaker ia E. S. Schenk-
enberger, q special New York World
man. He did not pace Wylie into
Wheeling, in fact no did not arrive hero
until 1880 last night East OF Cam
bridge Yesterday Scheckenberger OK
changed wheels with Wylie. the latter
wanting low gear machine for the
bills. Near FairYieH in the afternoon
he rau into a farmers wagon aud
smashed his wheel badly. Boing near
no railroad, no took the machine on his
shoulder and trnmped 1t to Hendrys-
burg. Here he secured two horse team
and got into ST. Clairsville, sixteen
miles In ono hundred minutes. Resting
at the belmont county scat but n few
minutes, he started for Wheeling with
another team, arriving at 1850. He at
once saw Wylie, who was getting ready
to start, and it wai agreed that Schenk.
enberger should get his wheel repaired
and train 1t to Cumberland this morn
ing.
Though wylie has taken days 7
hours 70 ride half wayto New York, he
thinks he will be able to reach the M.
tons metropolis under Smiths record
tines days 7 hours IS minutes. He
has Just days IS inmates to make the
500 miles between Wheeling and Now
York, on average Of 1856 mues pcr day.
Wylie reached West Alexander at
1850 this morning.
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rrVttInr at Philadelphia.

PrLADELPnIA, Sept 1.-the event Of
tho second days racing Of the Philadel-
phia Driving Park Association was the
dis.auclng OF Guinette. the favorlte for
the 2:l0 pace In the first heat. Wild
Oats, the iayorite, easily won the FIRST
event, and Shadow dlStanoed Hilda
King, tho only competitor In tho two
ycar-old race.
Paul was the fayorite in the 2:l0 pace.
After the betting had been In progress
for tWonty minutes complaint was
lodged against Paul. Tho judges do.
cided that no was ineligible, his entry,
though mailed, not having boon 70.
ceiyed. Guinetto was then installed
the favorIto. She broke badly before
reaching tho quarter and dropped out
OF tho race, being diHtanced. After
losing three heats to Vftello and Prima
Donna, Major Wonder camo to tho front
and won the succeeding three heats and
the race. Summary:
First, 2:22 trotting, purse $1,000
Wild Oats, b. g., by Norwood, first,
Commercial Girl second, Nutshell
third, Lady II. fourth. Time-2:l9t
2:19t, 2:lst.
Second, 2:1O pace, Turf Club stake,
purse g, 0o0-Major Wonder, b. g., by
Major Edsell, JE, lrst in six beats. VIZ
tello second, Prima Donna third. limo
-2I3i, 2:l4i, 2:l6, 2:l7l, 2:l64, 2:l4.
Third, Tattersall's stake. $1,000, for
two.yoar-olds- Shadow. b. f., by Night.
hawk, first, Hilda King distanced.
Ti-a-O.D9
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MARTINS FERRY.
uapS aud sIIshaps in tho Thriving Cit
Across tho River.

Hans aud NIshapS in tho Thriving City
Across tho River.
Tho wife OF L. E. Hamilton, former
secretary OF the Y. NJ. G. A. died In
Pittsburgh yesterday. Dir. Hamilton Is
lying very low In hospital OF that city,
being overcome with nervous prostra-
ton.
Luther LOWS arrived homo from COL
umbus yesterday, being summoned TO
the bedside Of his sistor Sarah, who ia
lying very low at her homo on South
Broadway.
DIR. shackeliord and wife, who have
been visiting George ". Chessell and
family, returned TO their homo in Cin-
cinnnti.
Mrs.. Caroline Tannehill, from Sun
cook, N. H., is visiting her son, Jamos
Tannehill, on Fifth street.
Miss Nellie Moore entertained num-
Der Of her friends last evening at hor
home on Park street.
Howard Montgomery leaves to-day
to resume the study Of law in tho Ohio
State University.
DR.. John Hervey IL spending o few
days at his home near Elm Grove.
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WHILE In Chicago, Mr.. Charles L.
KahIcr, n prominent shoo merchant Of
Dcs Moiues, Iowa, had quite serious
timo Of it, Ho took such severe cold
that he could hardly talk or navigate,
but tho prompt use OF Charnberlain's
Connh Remedy cured him Of his cold 30
quickly that othors at tho hotel who
had bad colds followed his example
and half o dozen persons ordered 1t
from the nearest drug store. They wore
profuse In their thanks 10 Mr.. Kahlor
Tor telling them how to euro q
bad cold go quickly. For sale by
Chas. r. Gootzo, viii W. Irwin,
Chris. F. schnepi, Charles Menke-
mellor, William Z Williams. s. L
Brice, A. L. scheele, Will Menkemel-
Tor, John Coleman, Richards & McElroy,
W. II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie 4 Co.,
Bridgeport, and D. F. Peabody & Son,
Benwood.
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CINCINNATI, Sept 1l.-Fnvoritcs won
the aecond, third and fourth races at
LntonIa to-day. Tho others were won
by third and fourth choices. Tho track
was dry but very lumpy and somewhat
slow. Tho attendance was fair. Sum-
First, seven furlongs-Pittsburgh
won; timo, 1901. Second, milc-Eg-
bert won; limo, l:A Third, sovon fur
longs-Wightman won; time, l:20!.
Fourth, Covington autumn stakes, five
and half furlougs-Hessie won; timc.
l:l0. Fifth, four and hall turlougs-
IIelon W. won; time, 1:0ji. Sixth. four
and hall iurlongs-Mountain Madgo
won; time, 1851.
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Second, 1--WE and one-hlIf tntloogs, sell.
ine-Ph9b1s l02 PENN, 3 70 ], won
time, l:o3t. Third, mile and an eighth
Banquet. l23 (Sinms), 1 70 2, WON
time, l;553.
Fourth, Culver stakes, dx furiongs-
Domino, l18 (Taral), 10 TO 8, won;
StonenelI, 1872 (Simms), 4 70 !. second;
nssak, 81 (IsoEn), Is TO !, third. Time,
1:l3t.
Plith, Sea Breeze states. milo aud
sixtOenth-GnlIlee, l02, (ReiT, o TO l.
won; time, l:4S3. Sixth. hye and hall
furlongs-ConnoisSeur, ll6, (Iaral), 5 TO
! won time. 1:l1 Seventh, slx fur
longs, selling-By JoVe, l04. (ReaNan),
10 70 /, won; time, l:l6t. Eighth race,
elk iurlongs, selling-Little Billy, lOl,
(Reif1, 81 70 l, won; time. last.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
BRLLAIRE
All Sorts Of Local News ana Gossip from
the Glnas City.

All Sorts Of Local News ana Gossip from
the GIass City.
kGHithough tho Democrats arc hope.
lessly in the minority in this county,
they are divided into factions. Il
cropped out at their county convention
Yesterday and some OF those who Wero
fedhot 10 denounca Briee and others,
declared alter their denunciation had
been bottled that mo Democratic ticket
will get my vote this fall"
Hon. Lorenzo Danford is booked for
A dozen speeches in as many school dis
triets In this county, beginning on
Thursday evening. There is call for
him in every part OF tho district.
Barnssyillo and Martins Ferry will hear
him on the 18th aud 10Th respectively
and he will 20 TO the other counties
later.
Frank d. Archer, chairman OF the Re-
publican county central and executive
committee, Judge James F. Tallman
and W. n. Darby, tho candidate for sher.
fl. who will distance tho other candi.
dates this fall. were calling upon thoir
Bellaire friends yesterday.
Thero will be change Of pastor Of the
First N. E. church here at the next
conference meeting, but there is no
quarrel in tho congregation. Tho pas.
tor and the people arc acting In accord
in tho matter.
Miss Mabel Costing reached homo
from England Yesterday, accompanied
by her uncle, s. F. Harris, and hts son,
who will remain here for time with
his brother.in.law, Charles r. Costing.
Mrs. Mary L Day has returned from
a visit with her brother: W. Is. Cash, OF
Spokane Falls, Montana. Mr.. Cash was
formerly clerk OF tho courts In this
county.
Miss Minnie Marsh has resigned as o
teacher In the schools hero and will go
70 Marion, Ind, where che has accepted
place In the schools.
Mrs. W. II. Helpbrineer, Of Evans
vile, Ind, aud Mrs. Mary E. Palmor, OF
Barnesville, arc visiting the family Of
II. R. Brown.
John A. Gallaher returned yesterday
from q mouths vacation. but his TAM
lily ts still enjoying lifo In the noun
tains.
Henry ]. zoeckler lof. yesterday for.
the Western Reserve University, at
Cleveland, to fnish his donsal course.
Mr.. John Kerns, q business man Of
Buffalo, N. Y, Is visiting his brother,
Dr.. J. I. W. Horns.
A. Jared, Of Newark, has leased the
old Barnhill boiler works and will start
them up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12

NV YoRx, Sept 1l.-Thorc was IN
excellent attendance at GravOscnd to-
day, tho chief attraction being the run
ming Of Domino 10 the 0uiyUr stakcs at
six iurlonga with Stonenoll. Thoro wHs
Iittlo doubt OF tho result rs Domino
mover looked like anything but a winner
and got tho first place at tho ond with
out raising anything moro than com.
mon gnllop. In tho Sea BrooEo etakes
at milo and sixteenth Calico won
after desperate finish with Ilyderbad.
Summary
First, Two furlongs, gsllIng-FluS, 90
(GriRn), St TO !, won; time, l:0i.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 1l.-Pi,tsburgh aud
Philadelphia played two games. Pitts.
burgI winning both. Tho first was won
by brilliant fielding and the second by
timely batting. Attendance 1900.
Score, first game:
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage Of Water aud Movements OF Boat,
Tho River Interests.

Tho River Interests.
Tho now hull inspector, Captain Will
liam Clark, has taken hold Of affairs
here.
Tho big packets lined up at the Pitts
burgh public landing arc being used TO
accommodate tho Grand Army oncamp-
mont visitors.
The river was rising slowly ut this
point yesterday and ut p. H., tho
marks showed fifteen inches in tho
channel, rise OF fve inches since Mon
day evening. Tho bost Of tho risO,
however, is already here and thore
seems no chance for speedy rosump-
ton Of navigation on tho Ohio.
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Chicago, Sept. ll.-,As a parting shot
for tho season. tho Colts administered
severe drubbinI to tho Champions to.
day. Hutchinson was at his best and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
SECOND GAME.


phlladelphia..-.......O 0 o U u =
Earned runs, Pittsburgh I. Philadelphia 2.
ton, ROyie. Thompson, Gross. Home run. Stem.
Iel. St1lou bases, Donovan, Smith. Hamilton.
double plays, Donovan and Weaver. Triple
Mays, aiccfe lIeckey. Derbluer mud Sugden.
First on balls, Donovan, Smith. Bcckley. Hart.
man >, Hamilton. boyle, Turner and johnson.
Time, E5O. Umpire, McQuadO.
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Cleveland ..,..,...........2 8 1000 . o--is
New York..............,..O o o / l l. 3
EamuI runs, Cleveland 5; New York l. Hits,
u and q ErroS, and PltohoS Young
Nnckin mud Getninn. Unplre, BeLLs.
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Kept the visitors guessing. Attendance.
1000. Score:
SSa oaso.si o.-.:......-o ~
Earned runs. Chicago u; Boston J.. Hih, 20
and q Enron. ( and Z Richac, Hutchison and
sialeI. umpiro. lynch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12

Mockin pitched tho second Samc and
no proved q puzzle 10 tho homo tcam.
Attendance 1900, Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-12
A sot rack for Now York.

CLEVELAND, Sept ll.-Now York aud
Cleveland broke even on tho two games
played hero to-day. Tho lrst game was
won by tho home toum by suporio.
work At the bat Mookin being knoc kod
out Of tho box in tho third inning
Score:
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SCHOOL BOOKS
~ e--AND SUPPLIES.

For tho next two weeks We will
give 10 every scholar buying their
School Books and Supplies from US,
n handSomo PENCIL BON, contain.
Ing Ruler, Pouholdor, Load Poncil
and Slate Pencil, or box Of tlnc
Slate pOncils.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-21
Chamber of Co1nmerce Notes.

Pennsylvania parties write for in
formation concerning the climate of
Utah.
c. White Mortimer, the British vice
consul at Los Angeles, Cal. writes that
he is preparing his annual report and
asks for information concerning the
proposed railroad to connect Los An
geles with Salt Lake 1.-The Nevada
Southern" writes the gentleman, has
done some work at this end of the line,
connectin Blake, on the Atlantic &
Pacific. with Vanderbilt, and l under
stand will be EXTENDED to Milford. Is
anything being done at your end?"
A Superior, Nebraska, party writes
for information concerning prices of
land etc