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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
CurCAGo's ROAD RACE.
Tho Favoritcs Did Not Show Up as Well as
Was Expected.

Tho FavorItcs Did Not Show Up as Well as
Was Expected.
CHICAGO, May S0.-The Chicago road
race, the successor OF the historic Pull.
man bicycle event. was run over the
new North Side courao to-day. Tho
successful contestants for honors we're
as follows: First, Fred Rau. Of Chicago,
time, 57:l0; second, J. J. Dezcnek, T. @.
G. Club; Third. +. F. Barrett, U. OF c.;
fourth. ]. Shelton, NJ. and W. c. c.
Club; fifth, y. J.. jackson, L. c. Club.
The winner had y minutes start.
The race was for the first time run
from q point on tho lake shore drive,
opposite the Grant monument in Lin.
coin Park, north 10 Evanston and back
to the starting point, 4 distance OF
something over eighteen miles, and
while it was q tritle longer and contain.
ed more bad turns than the Pullman
course, it was much the superior OF the
old route as 10 footing.
Much to the surprise Of the specta.
tors, the three scratch men, Barrett,
Winship and Lumsdcu, failed to show
in the finish. Each vas heavily backed
for the tiinc prize, but all came in with
the rear guard.
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That department OF Unclc Sans 20 v.
ernmont known no ,hc woo,hor huronr
n,o,LIaI - ,.I,h
pv o'O' ~ '''e,a iiN%o"' 'a''',
iuly promised that Wheeling should
be favored with n clear and warm day.
on Yesterday. Decoration Dnv La.oly
,nta ,,.,., h.. -. lii, -.uL
$50 ""' O''N "'''inN ''io "o"''
or with accuracy, and had got Its ropu.
tatlon up, but after the dismal, droary,
rainy. muddy. nIsr,,hlo and ol,orc,her
..L-,-E - 49,
uNeoio''"o'o "ou'ne' 'nHt was 'nc
preuomshaiing feature, Mr.. liazen Will
have 10 follow the footsteps Of Mcsars.
Tanner. Hicks, at. nj. into deserved
u "'' -"
upu'' "'" oo'euei'!' many oApoe'-
co features Of the day were bow!ed over
ny tho weather, and not among the least
important was the lSTELLIdEScCR road
race.
ms event has been looked forward TO
with interest by the people Of this
community and surrounding country
Tor several! weeks, and until Tuesday
afternoon 1t looked us though the
weather, an important adjunct, by the
way, to a road race, would DO all that
could DO desired. Then camo Tuesday
evenings hard rains, which continued
throughout the night and the better
part OF tho day yesterday. That settled
matters; Tho road had been thrown into
a state OF exquisite ~,orturc'-was In
plain English q sea oil mud and water,
over which n road race could lot posi-.
bly, be run. The consequence was that
il was determined beiore moo to post
pone tho race until next Tuesday after.
noon at 1852 o'clock, when the limit
man will be started. This decision
pleased the racing men without an OK.
ccption, all treading the danger OF q
race in tue mud.
Throughout the afternoon hundreds
OF people were coming and going In the
neighborhood OF the ISrErL,aENCER
Office, inquiring as to the probability OF
the race being started. proving that hQd
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DECORATION HANDICAP.
4 Great DnJ at I.utonin Track Yesterday
Ida Pick wick Wins.

ANi . NFhhNs
CINCINNATI, May S0.-Thc greatest DAY
that Latonia has ever had fell on this,
Decoration Day. Ten thousand spccta.
tors wcrs present. The Decoration
Handicap was tho ovont OF the day, und
tho best race ever seen here.
First race, selling, purse $500. fifteen
sixteen;hs OF n mile-Koko won; Gre
vase second; &. i. Cox third. Time,
l:3S.
Second race, selling, purse $500, one
mile-Pirato King won Elva second ;
Bob L. third. Time, l:49l.
Third race, purso $500, for two-year.
olds. ivG furlonGs-Dlanche Kenney
won; The Princess second; Glcnone
third. limo, l:O2i.
Fourth race, Decoration han dlcap
worth $3.50 to the winner, for three.
year-olds aud upward. mile and three
sixteenths-lda PiCkwick, 100 (R viii.
iams), / to /, won; Ling Leo, l07
(Thorpc), Sto !, second; Sabine. lO7 Ca.
Clayton), Is to !. third. Time. l:5yI.
Fifth race, purse 500, for maiden two
year-olds. nine.sixteouths Of n milo
Mary Keene won; La Payane second;
Bookle third. Time. :57f.
Sixth race, selling. purse $500, fifteen
s%lxtconths Of n mile-Tramona won;
VALERA second; Little Walter third.
Time, 1851,
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Irltt.bursh's IiIg Crowd.

PIrrsDuRGu, May 3O.-Ilnd no. an In
ccssant rain sot In las, night, undoubt.
cdly tho largest number Of reoplo over
seen at a ball game in this city would
have witnessed tho two games between
Pittsburgh and Baltimore to-day. Al
though it raincd until 3 o'clock, tho
,imc for calling tho game, fully $500
people wero patiently waiting for tho
gates to open nt Exposition park. Great
disappointment was apparent through
out tho crowd when It was announced
that tho game would not take place as
the grounds were In very bad condl-
ton. 1t Is estimated tina. each club
will lose $4,000 as tho result OF tho un.
favorable weather,
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ball tosSGrs from tho barbarous west.
The west Gotthroo games, Chicago's two
With Philadelphia andonc BY Cleveland
from Now York. The surprise Of ihu
day was the double defeat administered
the LouIsvllIcs By tho Senators. ThOro
arc several changes In the rncc by yoS.
tcrdny's contests. Boston by winning
twice from tho Cincinnati Reds goes
from 9th to third. Baltimore falling to
li,h and Philadelphia TO fourth place.
Brooklyn takca seventh position from
ST. Louis and nov four oil tho western
clubs arc bunchod in tho second divi.
sion. Tho fight botwcon Baltimore.
Philadelphia and Boston for third place
will now be q "bonut," only tivo points
now separating those clubs.
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New York, May S0.-Fully 10000 PEG,
pie were present at Morris Park for tho
opening OF the season. The talent met
with q iacer IN the Juvenile stakes, for
David Gideon had told everybody tina,
his colt Keenan, had mortgage on all
OF the stakes In which he was engaged.
Prince Of Monaco took the track at tho
start and eve relinquished il, win.
ming by one length at tho comfortable
odds OF 5 10 !. Summaries:
First race, five furloncs-Stouenell
won, time, l:00l. Second race, mile,
eelling-Cap,ain I. won. time, l:4l.
Third race, Juvenile stakes, five fur.
long.-Prince OF Monaco, III, (Simms)
5 to !. won; Keenan,, lis, (Taral) . to s,
second; Firebrand. Ill (Grilin) 20 to /,
third. lime, l:0Oi.
Fourth race, Cherry Diamond handi.
cap. mile and a stxtoenth-Dr. Rice
won; Restraint second; Count third.
Time, l:4S..
Fifth race, five turlonga-Rosi.a won.
Time. l0l.
Sixth race, mile-Roche won. Time,
1:4l.
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DKOI,E THE
The IrvinGton-AIilhurn Cyclic Road Rae
Won by Barnett.

The IrSington-,Iilhurn Cyclic Road Race
Won by Barnett.
MlLDURS, n. j., May 3N.-Thc great.
est bicycle road racc OF the season, the
1rvington- Milburn race between Hilton
Hill and this city, CAME or to-day un.
der very suspicious circumstances. The
day was an ideal one ior tho cyclists
and the roads were never in better con.
d,tlon. Tho distance was twenty-five
miles with iS5 starters. a. II. Barnett,
OF Elizabeth. crossed tho tape first In
one hour and eleven seconds, beating
tho record for that distance fourteen
minutes aud ifty.nine seconds. Horace
A. Allen, OF Asbury Park, was second,
and E. A. Boliinger, Riverside Wheel.
men, third.
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John Enstnn. tho pitcher, OF Martins
Ferry, has signed with Pittsburgh, and
will pitch against Washington TODAY.
Mrs. Easton will rcmaIn in Martins
Forty Tor the present. The ChrOniric
Telegraph says OF Easton:
Ono moro pitcher has boon added TO
the Pittsburgh club. Yesterday Mana.
ger Bu]cltenbcrger signed Jack Easton,
tho old St Louis md Columbus pitcher.
Easton began his career in 1857 with
Ilnoaville, when Ad. Gumbcrt was a
member Of the samo team. lEo hns
been with Springfield, O., Columbus, ST..
Louis. Minneapolis. Green Bay and
Chattanooga. lIn has been prncticing
at Exposition Park, and Manager Buck.
elberger Is delighted with his speed.
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Special Dtpatch % The Iltiit2epoer.
GRAFTON, W. Va. May S0.-There was
q large attendance at the horse races o.
the afternoon at the fair grounds which
furnished exciting contests OF speed.
First race, free for ali trot was won BY
Bob Henderson owned by W. J.. NJ
Nixon in two straight heats; Harry D
was second, Media third, and Wildwood
fourth. Time 2:29i and 1901.
Second race, free for all pace. W. Z
Hursey's ShatTcr first, Jim C!iuker sec
ond. Billy Raven third. Time, 2:37t;
2:27.
Third race. onc.hali mile running
heats, won by Walter Sadgwick's Nor
riscy easily in two straight heats, beat,
ing q field OF five others among which
were Dozarro and Minso, second and
third respectively. Time, :50l.
In the fourth race DR.. J.R. Garman's
Rosaie g. wns first, Nellie Horn SECOND
and Mary Quarrels third. Time, 2:59}
2:59k.
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CLEVELAND, May 80. = Eishty-iour
riders, including some OF tho fastest
men in tho state, started in the twenty.
five mile handicap bicycle road race,
given under the auspices OF the C!evc-
land Wheel Club. The weather was
fine and road fast. Tho winner was L.
a. Grimm. eleven-minuto handicap;J ].
S. Reedy, twelve minuie-handicap,
second; l. F. Lucas, third. The time
prize wcs o by George D. Comstock
from scratch; time, 1:l4:2l.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rERUSTEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

- W ~
py virtue oil decd Of tri,t mrdeby Noah zSHS
dated tho l2Ih day OF May. 4 D.. lS1D. recorded
In the bGlce OF tho Clerk III the Copntv Court u
ohio County. Wort Virginia. IN doed Of TUT
book No. u. fDllOI u and ~, ! Will sell a gs
north font door OF the COuf House IN ail
comfy on
SATURDAY. THE 20 DAY OF JUNE. lslL
commencing ut 10 q. IN, the following described
properly. that II ~ nay: A CcTtaln lot or plFcel
Of land lying In Ohio county. ". Va. on ths
National road. about three milcA FROM The Clly
OF Wheeling bounded hi follows; CommcntIUR
from the northeast corner Of EAii lot ~ 4 stake
on the wOst side Of admin ig. William lOrrSs
Held, on the east tldb OF tho Eoti0ull road, ard
running thence north ~ hcSraL west ! SSll
poles 90 the middle OF tic National road Rni
with aid National road south ~. degrVS cas-;
: sSiU poles: thence north 6! degree, 9tilO
poles To the place OF beginning. containing 5tJ.
100 RctcG together with oil and singular tho
Improvements md appnftenRneOs thereon or IN
Ruy Viie belonging thereto, being the same
property conveyed 10 tho said Noah Zlue BY
William Porter aud I. J. lloyd by deed dated tho
3iIt day Of October. 1877, and recorded IN tho
Office OF tho said County Cour, III deed book No,
CT. pages 80 and 81. Tho u,le 10 said property
Is believed to DO good. but sclltpg ~ trustee I
VIII convey only thu ti.lo vested 10 me by SAID
Cccd OF trust.
TERMS oY s~LLE-onchOlt Of the purha,e
money or Us much moro ~ tho purchaser
elects 10 puy cash on the day Of aalc. tho balance
In twelve months. a note bearing interest from
tho day q SAle 70 be given iot tho deferred pay.
ment Tho tito 10 be retained until payment
Il D. DovESER, Trustee
". II. UAtLgA AuctloucCr. ADO
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Spcctcl DiuGieh 10 ne ~IutdH9cHetr.
MARIETTA, Ono, May So.-The Mari.
eta college base ball club pulled two
splendid victories from the GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, club to-day, the visitors being
shut out In the morning 7 to 0, and In
the afternoon l to Q. 1t was as fine n
series as was ever played here. In the
morning Hastings confined tho visitors
to two scratch hits and in the after.
noon, Thomas kept tho hits down 10
three. Cullins pitched the morning
game for Barncsville. The afternoon
game drow out eight hundred people.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS. May 3O.-For the
first time in twenty-five yeara the
Hampdcn Park Association haa voted
tn hold 10 trottinc aud pacing race:
this year. The action is the result Of
the raids made on the pool sellers last
year, and which cases are still pending
in court. The directors OF the a~ssocla
ton do not believe that they can make
the races pay without pool selling.
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WORCESTER, Mass, May S0.-The Bay
State Bicycle Club held q serics OF races
this afternoon. Tho class B races re-
suited rs follows: Half.mile, open, John
S. johnson, OF Syracuse, \. y; timo
l:l5l. Mile, open, Fred c. Graves,
Springfield; time 2:3ls. Milo handicap,
Watson Coleman, Springfield; time 2:222.
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One Of the scratch men in the INTEL
LlaENcEn road race, Bert G. GobIe, Of
Pittsburgh, was here yesterday, but
when he saw the course, was like the
other riders, in favor Of postponement
he was accompanied here by J. NJ. Nc
1nerny and Will Mcmillan, also Of tho
Smoky City, and tho trio spent the
afternoon at the park. Goble will be
here 70 contest 10 the race Tuesday.
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THE Sen ATORH' Squirt.
They Have No Trouble In Defeating Louis
Vile In tho Two Games.

ihcJ Hh' w lEUuDlc III llCItltiuS iOuiA-
vile In tho Two Games.
WASHINGTON, May 80. McGarr
knocked on. n threc.ba.O hit 10 the fifth
inning OF the frat game, which brought
In four runs and gave the homo teatn a
lead which tho visitors were unable to
overcome. Attendance, 1900. The
afternoon game ended in IN easy victory
for Washington. Kilroy started in TO
pitch, but lasted for Just one inning.
during which time eight runs were
made, tho result OF wild pitching aud
successful hitting. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
M1ESISd !
Washington .......-.l 0 0 o ? 0 u y
Louisville ..".........O . D U 0 0 ! o O.
Earned runs, Washington .. Errors. 3 and ?.
Hits, 10 and S Pitchers. Petty. Hnell aud Kilroy.
AFTERNOON GAME
Washington .........S 0 o l 0 81;
LouiSriIlc...r-...-.-.. 0 0 y { ! 0 0 =
Earned runs , aud G. E.rors. { md = Hts,
Z n IL. Pitchers. Maul. PETER and Kilr0y.
Umpire, Hurt. Home run, Joyce.
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McGlnnis, Of Dnrncsville. Nho 70 an OK.
Lacquer. dnd WHO long since los. his
reputation, made a kick on a decision
by tho umpire and refused 10 pitch
longer. It WINS his same Old blul ramo
OF getting out OF tho box when defeat
started him In tho face.
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SANGER ~ GREAT FORM.
&c Won Two Opun Events ut Dosto
Yesterday IN Fast Time.

'fS" N'NAha hN
Yesterday In Fast Time.
BosroS, May 30.-The annual meet
ing Of tho Massachusetts division 1. A..
W.. was d great success in every wav.
T~hirty.five hundred cyclists partici-
pated In the morning parade.
The races ut Walthan consisted OF six
events, equally divided between Class
4 and B riders. The summaries:
Class A.-Onc mile novlcc-John
Quiet; time, l:46 10. Two.thirds milo
open-Portcr first; ,imo las. One
milo open handicap-Weltergreen first;
time, 2:l6 1.5.
Glass B-Two.thlrda mile, ooon-Bald
first, timo, 1881 Is. Ono milo handi-
cap-Sanger frat, tine. 2:l2 %. One
mile, open-Sanger first, time, 2.l3 Is.
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ALTHOUGH it ia not claimed that
Ayers sarsapari!la cures every i'll to
which iesh is heir, yet. as n matter
oil iact. 1t comes nearer doing this than
any othe. medicine eycr compounded
In purifying the blood. 1t remove tho
source OF nearly all disorders Of tho
human system.
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THE BROWNS WATERLOO.
Tho BrldeSrooms Fake Two Straight from
the EI-Chatnpions.

Tho D~rldegrooms Take Two Straight from
the Er-Chatnpions.
DRooxLYS, May 30.-Light batting
was the order in this mornings game,
neither Stein nor GARRISON being found
very effectively. Attendance 1925. By
Hawley's bad pitching ia tho third in.
ming ST. Louis lost tho afternoon game
beyond recovery. Attendance 1928.
Score:
MoRSlSG GAME.
DrooklyG-..~.-.....l | o 0 | 5 D Q
St Lout.~..-".---...0 0 U 0 ! 0 0 ! o.
Errors. J and g. hits s md :; earned runs, S.
Louis :; pitchers. Stein aud Clurksou.
AFTERNOON AM
Brooklyn .............Q 0 5 0 0 0 o.
81. Louis".."---........0 ! o 0 0 0 0 0 l.
Earned runs, one each: errors, . sad 1: hits. ;
each; pitchers. Daub and lllwlCy; umpire, En-
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B~EANEar!:;,s AND REDS.



Boston's linsc Ball Representatives Over.
power tho Cincinnntis Easily.
BostoS, May SO.-Thec champions won
this mornings game By 4 heavy batting
streak In the eighth inning. Attend
ance 1923. Chamberlain gave eight
bases on balls and was touched up for
nineteen hits. This tells tho story Of
Do,tcn's victory In the afternoon game.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
AoESISG CANE
BoSton...-.........-? o 0 0 0 0 . l-l3
Cincinnati. ..--O 0 3 o 1 o lilo
Earned ruus, & and = Elrors,5 md :. Hits,
Is M 10 Pitchers. Ioyctt and Pnrrott.
AFTERNOON GAME
Boston. ~ 9Ol52 go
Cincinnati -.............2 0 0 0 ! 0 0 D Sill
Earned runs. S and .. Home run9, Lowe 4.
Long, Holiday ., Vaughn. Cuuaran. Errors. ,
aud b. Hts. u and II. Wtahers,. SIchol, and
Chamberlain. Umpire, Swartwood.
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PMILLIES 0 ; nurII.
Anson's Colts Showed upSnrprislngiy VOL
at tho nnnEer City.

hnsoh's Colts showed Up SnrprislnEly VOL
ttio Quaker City.
PuILADELruiA, May 3O.-The homo
team played worry yellow ball In the
mornings game. This together with
their Inability to solve MCGill's delivery
tells tho story Of tho game. Chicago
again beat Philadelphia badly in tho
second game to-day by brlllian. hits
and generally efficient work. The at.
tendance was 10000. IL OF tho largest
crowds ever seen on tho local grounds.
Score:
NORSISG DANE
PhIndclphin ".".....l v o . Q 0 3 Q o.
GhiraSo,"""."..".. J I 0 U D v v 8 v-iG
Earned runs. . and .. Errnn. / anl |. Hts,
) md H. lichcr', liudlock CalihEl and Nc
Gill.
AFTERNOON 0AaB
Philadelphia .........2 o 0 0 o , ! 0 o. G
Chicago .............r...O y > 0 ) ! y 3 III
Earned runs, 3 and 5. Errors. . md l.. Hits,
II nnd y. Pitchers. WeyhIng. lladdocs aud
GrlGith. Umpire, ORourkG.
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LONDON, May 30.-Oxiord university
has decided TO accept tho challenge OF
Yale for an athletic contest in England
in July next. provided n representative
team can be formed.
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EF"'|0 FTTV"9F " " FF E"INNW-IT1
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 80
Charleston took two games from tho
Ashland, KY. team to-day, before tho
lnrgcst crowd OF tho season. The vIsI.
tors wcrc out.plnyCd ut evOry point.
Score:
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BROKE THE RECORD.
Tho attendance ut New York Beyond Co
t,r, nratya Eran

Tho Attendance nt New York Beyond Com.
parc-Drokc Even.
NEw YoRK, May 30.-The mornings
game was won b. New York In the
eighth on Wards base on balls and
Tiernan's triple. Attendance 5000.
This afternoons gamo was like the
other two between New York and
Cleveland. n bitter struggle for supre-
macy from the start to finish. The
crowd was immense, all base ball at.
tendance figures OF one game being bro
ken, as 2i,00o people were present. In
tho eleventh inning a hit by O'Connor,
Wards bad throw and McGarr's single
gave tho Clovelands the winning run.
Scores:
MORNING GAME
Cleveland o~. ........,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. |
New fOIk-.~.......-0 0 o 0 U . .
Earned runs, New York l.. Errors. l and ).
Hits. and j. Pitchers, Cuppy and Rus!c.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Cleveland .--.-.2 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o l. 3
New fork..-~...0 0 0 o 0 . 0 . 0 o
Earned runs, Cleveland L Errors. / aud 1.
Hts, 5 and l. Pitchers, GARRISON and German.
ump!te, Lynch.
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At Butfalo-Morning game: Erie 5,
Buffalo /.
At Springield-Morning game: Prov.
idence Q, Springfield 5.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

a
by virtue OF n decd Of ,rut made b. Charles
II. Wise. August Kramer aud Raynlund NaleG.
10 mo az trustee, dated August ID, 1892. Al1
recorded ID tho otiico Of the Clerk 81 the County
Court OF Ohio county. Wc.t Virginia. In Decd OF
Trust BOOK No. 10. folio H1. | shall oicr at pub.
lie sale 70 tho highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. MAY y. 1885,
beginning a, 10 O'Clock q m. o. the north ioo,
OF The Cont House Of said couaty, u certain 10:
OF parcel Of land IN tho city OF Wheeling. Ohio
county, West Virginia, thus described. to-Sit:
Being lot numbered one hundred aud twenty
(la) on the northeast corner OF Market aud
Twenty.tourth streets In said city. with the mp.
~purtCDnnccs thereon, aud being the saue prob.
eriy conveyed By tho said Ti.O, Kramer aud
Bauer By samuel J. E~llliritE. By docd dHtod june
.. 1897, and recorded IN said oa1rc.
TERMS oP sALE:-Onc-thirl Of tho purchase
money and as much morp rs ;ho purchaser rlIS
elect; cash In hand. and tho fasldnoin Two equal
insinlncnJ q: Zinc and eighteen months re.
~sIcc1yely. with interest from tho dav Of sale,
the purchaser 10 giVe notes for the deferred IN.
stnllincntS secured by decd oil truSt upon the
premises Aad By 0 policy Of insnranoo 10 an
mount Gad In a company Satisfactory TO the
undeSigued-
JoHNL JONES. Trus;cN
". 7. HUBBARD, Attorney.
W II. HALLEE, Anct!oncer. APPS
The sale OF the above mentioned property Is
postponed until SATURDAY, June 9, 1874, ut 10
O'Clock t. II, Of the sni1e place.
myS JOHN j.. JONES. Trustee.
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SEA OF MUD AND WATER
Describes the Condition OF tho
Pike Yesterday.
THE INTELLIGEECER ROAD RACE

Was oil that Account Postponed Until
NcIt Tuesday hitcrnoon-Many Out.
ot-Town WhCclmcn Wcro Hero to
SEQ tho Eyout-Tho Postponcmcnt
Observation-Disclosures Day Dasc
Dall-Blcycio Road Rncos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-31
RAIN IN PITTSBURGH
Prevented the Games With Baltimore.
Som Surprises Yesterday.

Decoration Day ball games were play
cd everywhere but q. Pittsburgh where
rain again interfered. The result shows
tina. tho east again 90. away with the
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Ashland "...,.- .....jO 0 . . . : o
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At Kansas City-Kauaas City, 4; De-
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MTS.M. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 aud 1918 Market St, whcclinE, Wye

The island cars md cleo.rlc motors pa,, IN,
onoL Third annual session begins MONDAY.
B. 1879, Continues thIrIy.pIus
weeks, divided into four terms. This schO1l
offers 4 complete and thorough education In
Practical English. Mathematics, English Cllss!cL
Latin and Modern Languages
The school consists OF Primary. Grammar.
Aeadeinicand College Preparatory departments.
Inc methods and course OF instruction will
the country.
Boys are received In the Primary aad FRS. yea,
Grammar. For circulars or interview, apply 10
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 iIain st.
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Earned runs, New York /. Errors. / and
Hits, ans j. Pitchers, Cuppy aud Rus!c.