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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

lIy ylrtnn Of deed OF truH made by T. L.
Gerhinx auu Catherine Gernins. his wife, TO me
HS trusIec, dated August 9Th. 1871, and recorded
IN the olll-e OF tho clerk Of tho County Court Of
ohio county. West Virginia, In Decd OF Trust
hook SO, 80, paEG ca. ! will sell Ut the north
front door OF the court house OF said county on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER srIt, 1891
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. IN, tho following
ilcScrlbcd properly to.wit: Lot No ftty.two 20
III Division e, rs shown on the plato parcels;
streets and alleys, malo By Daniel Lamb anu
IicnTy II. Russell. special c0mmis,iouCn OF tho
Circuit Cont Of Ohio county, 10 ihe SASSn 9Sy
Snit Of 4 Is Caldwell against Caroline NJ wilson
81 H. Also one iron gray h0rNe. one Dntehets
wagon, one set harnes', one buggy and bngGy
hnTncss, ono sleigh. one lcc'box, thtGe meat
blocks, one meat counter. one set Of bltehcr
shop fixtures aud machinery. Including engine
mcnt chopper, lanI kettle, etc. and one ORGAN:
TERNs o. sGIE-Eyery sale for less than ~
shall be iot cash. and every sale In excess oil ~
Shnii b. ne-!hIrd md rs much more as tho
purchaser may elect to pay In cGsI the balance
Ia tWo equui IuSiallmGnS nj six anu twcNe
months notes bearing interest from tue day OF
sale with security satisfactory TO the trustee 10
h" given for the delorrnd payments, me-,
NH ~ >. hLhICN.Ns
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TRE FIETRY GREEK
4 olash Of tho Patton Authorities
on the Matter.
TIE HEALTH BOARD was OPPOSED
81 tho Mayor, aud Nothing Could DO
Dous-a Good Suggestion as TO .
Plan by Which tho Cess Pools eau
be Easily Flushed oat-what Right
Has Anybody to Dam tho cfpek9

Tho efforts Of the Fulton counciPs
local board Of health TO secure bettcf
sanitary conditions came TO short
stop. Chairman Fiesmuth reported to
tho town council that the board bad
ordered q number Of the butchers to
clean up their slaughter houses and
premises, and that tho order had been
ignored. Mr. Otto Schenk then rose
and said the butchers had been I'M
s.ruc!ed by the mayor to pay no atten.
ton TO the order. In this very peculiar
condition Of affairs, the board felt that
It's hands were tied.
Mr.. Friesmuth asked that council
authorize him to summon the state
board Of health, to view the situation
and take action, but tho council 10.
fused. The exceedingly bad state oil
affairs therefore remains unremedled. !,
The condition Of the creek 10 rendered
ten fold worse by the existence OF o
number OF dams 10 the creek at Fulton
and below. What right anybody las
10 uuUl u TuUHlHk aLuAi ASSS :" ~
pear, but when the Fulton board pro-
posed 10 remove them they were deled,
Each holds u mass Of putrid animal
matter, horrible TO contemplate, exhal.
iBgodors that are oaeusive au eighth oil
u milo away. =,
The people who are responsible for
the presence Of filth in the creek eau
easily be reached under the Baird pure
water law, and the prosecuting attorney
IL the proper party TO SEQ that ito pro-
visions are enforced.
A good suggestion has been made by
citizen. Fulton now has an eightinch
water main from the city. Arrange
ments could DO made to have both the
city's pumps run some night, and after
nighuall turn the whole volume OF the
Fulton main into the creek. This would
give it more water than j. has had at
any time this summer, and by morning
tho crock would be pretty we'll clear as
far as the river. This would do world
Of good, not only at Fulton. but clear
through the city limits, where the creek
isnow no better than an open sewer.
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Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. PhUbo Thomas, Of Junction City,
H., was told by her doctors shc had
consumption aud that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely cured
hor, and sho says It saved her life. Mr..
Thomas Eggers, l3O Florida ST, San
francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption. tried with.
out result everything Olso, thon bought
QUO hottlo DR.. Kings Now Discovery
and in two weeks was cured. lilo 10 nat.
urnlly thankful. II is such results. Of
which these aro samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy Of this medicine in
coughs aud colds. FREQ trial bottles at
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. Regular
siZO 50C and SL00. 8
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Those Wheeling iavorites, Madame
and AuGustin NUuVille, commenced a
three nights engagement on Thursday
ut the Grand 0pera House. They were
welcomed by big and demonstrative
audience. Every familiar scene was
loudly applauded. The madame is like
old wine-sho improves with age, and
last night was at her best. Augustin
could not open his mouth or make u
move but he would bring down tho
house. The company is very strong,
with the execution Of MIR. Franklin in
Papa Gle. He seems to DO unfamiliar
with his limos. J. q. Fonton aud Miss
Ella Cameron deserve special mention.
There will DO two more performances.
matinee and night.
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LOCAL nhEvlrlGs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in aud About
tho City.
MATINEE a. tho Grand to-day.

tho City.
MATINEE a. tho Grand to-day.
TIE GRAND this evening-"rho Boy
Tramp"
TnE LaBello and Warwick pottcrics
will pay on to-day at 10 o'clock.
HoLLrDAY's planning mill paid of
their men yesterday and will remain
closed to.day-Labor Day.
MIS-. Orr will open new CONNECTION,
cry at the corner Of Twenty-tourth and
Market streets in n few days.
LAST night Officer Herbert arrested
Neisc Berry and Thomas Perkins for
fighting in the Second ward.
TnE German Lutheran church hold a
very successful picnic at Mozart park
on Thursday. A large crowd attended.
TIE Riverside mill and Bloch Bros.
will pay of this morning and remain
closed to-day on account Of the Labor
Day exercises.
A NEW curb is boing laid in front OF
the Erissell property on South Market
street, preparatory to laying new
cement pavement.
The Chicago Tea and Spice Company,
Of o2S5 Market atreet, announce their
opening. A present will be given with
every pound of goods.
A XvMBsR Of the Spike Island Fishtng
Club returned yesterday from their
camp at Woodlands to participate in to-
days labor demonstration.
TnEsalo OF seats for tho Masonic outing
and oporalic performances next Friday
md Saturday opens at @. A. Houses
music store Monday morning
PRor. D. BREWER, the evangelist, who
has rented Odd Fellows hail for one
year, will preach in tho hall Sunday
ut $50 in the afternoon. All welcome;
seats free.
A BUNCH OF keys was found yesterday
evening at the corner Of Twelfth and
Chapllno streets. Tho loser may re-
cover them by calling ut police head
quarters.
A HORSE belonging to Danncnbcrg
Bros, and ridden by boy, became
frightened yesterday ut the corner OF
Thirty.ninth and EOl streets aud threw
the boy of.
YESTERDAY in Squire Manion's court
peace warrant was sworn out by Mrs.
Mandy Robinson for Mrs. Hiram Cole.
Mrs. Cole was put under $50 bond to
keep tho peace.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pauy has made tho Glen Dale coal
works the coaling station for the fourth
division. A company's store has been
opened up there, aud tho works are
running regularly.
THE railroad people say that the fairs
along the Ohio River road are being
better attended this season than for
several years past. This is n surprising
condition OF affairs, as il was thought
that the hard times would create u
decrease in attendance.
THERE ia great complaint about fero-
cicus dogs on the Island. On South
York street there are two which 1t IL
dangerous 10 pass after dark, and on
Maryland street there are three Of the
same kind. People who are nightly an.
noyed with them have lost patience, and
seriously talk OF administering dose OF
cold load.
Is the police court Yesterday morning
Thomas Conners and Ed Combs, charged
with diaorderly conduct, werO fined 81
aud costs each, aud in default Of tue
cash both went to tho hill. Edward
MIllor was arrested by Lient. Lukns for
non. payment OF his stall rent at the
Fifth ward market, but was let 10 on
paying up.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water aud Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.


The Jennie George. at $3.50 p. m, for
Covington, was the only departure yes
terday.
The river is still on the decline, tho
marks las. evening showing III inches
In the channel.
The pilots for the big Pittsburgh tow
boats that go through to New Orleans
have been assiguod for the coming sea
son as follows: The ". W. 0'Neill,
Tom Patterson and Billy Heptonstall |:
this Harry Brown, Norman bravo and
Bob BoIes; tho John F. Walton, Bob
Holden and jim Martin; tho John A.
Wood. Al Faulkner and John Douglass;
the Coal City, Ed Ferrall and John God;
frey; tho Crescent. Sharp Packer and
George Mcbride; tho Beaver, Cal Bia'
zicr and Bon Stout; tho Joe civilians,
Billy Smith and George Clark; the S. l.
Wood, Royal Hart and Oliver Doud -;
tho Smoky City, Ike Brooks and Sam
Wood.
plttsburrh-River 5 feet 0 inches and
falling: weather clear and pleasant.
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REAL ESTATE.
Reduced

No. 1919 Chapline street. twoStory brick.
No. 2S2I Fol street. nrSt floor.
twO.story franc dwelling OF i've rooms on
South Elm street.
No. 3ilO McColloch street: will arrange for
two tenants. or one, mud put In frst'c!Hss order.
40. - ThirtyScVcnth street, second door, 81.
M. III ZauG street SccOud boot So.
No. 90J Main street twoStory brick.
No. 3ltl MCCollOch street, twOStOry frnine
No. so Main street, large modern brick dwell
inE, fourteen rooms
No. 1877 McCoIloch street, brick, sil 90
No. qS Ohio street three rooms, %.
The WnddInglOn Place. house md y acfSL
No. GI9 MRIu street, brick dwelling.
No. 2lJ! Main street. ilrSt ilo1t. threO roonG
No. ~ Thirty.thinl street, brick. i've rooms
Two splendid Office rooms In Masonic building.
No. 25n ChADlIno street, live rooms, sD0L
No. Ii6 Market street.. Uilro rooms
No. 1871 Thirty.thlrl street, i've rooms 500,
M. O0j Main street, twelve rooms aud 18th.
ONCE rooms In Hubbard Block. 1914 Market &
Sloru r0omtoE South street. 10 iioatne TAB.
eFnaCle building
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II Was n Mistake.

Tho special telegram from Martins.
burg printed yesterday WIS misleading.
1t was not G. W. L. Mayors, who was
arraigncd in court at Winchester. but
his brother. G. +. Mayors.
Tho case was first taken to Martins.
burg for trial, but tho judge there was
compelled TO dismiss II from the lack Of
jurisdiction. 1t was then taken TO Win
chester, Va, for trial md ended on
Monday with the compromise between
the parties concerned.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho CITY and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Abroad.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Jaquos, OF the New York
Crnckery and Glass Journal, 10 in the city,
calling upon tho trade. He was enter
tanned ut the Fort Henry club last
night by number OF gentlemen, and
with Mr.. +. i. Carney, OF the windsor
hotel, goes TO Mt Lake Park this even
ing.
Mr.. John Friedel is east buying new
goods.
j. II. Cole, OF parkorsburG, is a stumm
arrival.
Miss May Wright is visiting friends
on South broadway, Island.
George Adams has returned from
visit ut Mountain Lake Park.
NJ. Somehow and Louig Swabacker
arc in the east on business trip.
". II. Frank loft over tho Par. Handle
yesterday afternoon for Washington
City.
DR.. Carroll, tho South Side dentist, is
guIeriug from u severe felon on his
finger.
Mrs. Harry Bachman has returned
from u visit with Brownsville, Pa,
friends.
Hon. II. G. HervCy, of wollsburc, was
in tho city and autographed at the
Stamm,
Mrs. Christ Kalbitzer, of South Water
street, who has boon on the sick list, IL
convalescing.
JIG. Ripple, tho Pan. Handle district
passenger agent, was in the city on bus.
ineaa yesterday.
B. Forst, Of Pittsburgh, and g. 7.
Bradcn, Of Oil City, oil magnates, arc
guests 1t the Mcclure.
Miss Bette Bernhardt, ofCanal Dover,
o., is tho gnest oil Mr.. and Mrs. X L.
sehnbart, on Fifteenth street.
Henry Wassmuth, OF Allegheny, Pa,
IL on tho sICk list ut the home OF his
parents, on South McCoitoCh street.
Miss Nina W. Apologize and Miss
Ada b. Anderson, Of WoIlsburp, wcro in
the city and registered at tho Mcclure.
Harry McLuro returned yesterday
from New MartinsvillC. whore no nj
tended the races at tho Wotzel county
fair
Mrs. Connie Myndetao and sou,
Chauncoy, and Miss Ida Myndorso, Of
Knoxville, Tenn, returned home yoS-
terday morning. after n very pleasant
visit with Mrs. A. II. Forgoy, Of South
Front street, Mrs J. X. Thomas aud
son Tai, Of Bellaire. Ohio, accompanied
Mira. Myndsue aud will visit relatives
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FOR RENT.


New eIght.roomed houses. Nos. 81, 50, -
and "a Seventeenth strcet....... ......,...t2l On
No. 10 Seventeenth street, second tloOr".... %
No. lGO6 EOll AtrcIt... IS 10
No. lgl Main street. lhrcy rOOfns.............. 10
No. 2lt0 Main street, iOur roonS 10 no
No II Sixteenth 10 90
No. us Seventeenth NrcGt............. ....... 900
No 1912 MCCOlOCh ........ 10 %
No. rio McGnfiOr street %
FOurTOOmeG dwelling adjoining Z. & T..
depot Martins Ferry o.
Saloon, Martins Ferry Is W
BHIiding corner Twnniy.fourth and innr.
kct streets. lately used nS carriage
factory.
gRleeH aBd dwelling adjoIHing {. & +.
depot Martins Ferry 81 o.
No. 2Sl7 ChAplInU street, time roOtnS....... o.
No. Ira Market street both gaSei. ......... Il 10
No, not high street, two taO co.
No. H6 Alley "
No. 1921 ChaplIne street, store room and
dwelling.
No. ~ TWenty.fith street. .....,.,.,.,,. 7nl
No l7!I Foil street, second iipOr ,,.......... %
No. IN Seventeenth street. second iOOr..... 7Ol
No, Hj jacob street IL o.
No. 3ilOIucOb street. ........... .. ... IL "
Store rooms, AaIn and Twcnty.tint streets
%, $780, 20 90
No. lOi! ChnpllnG street, four looms.
No, 2Ju! Main gOl
No. lG TwuHty.Giih Strcct.... ~
No. lOt Nineteenth 800
No. lS9I Chanlnc street office room. ......... 90
No 1916 MHIu street ...,. ,.....,,.,,, -
No. liz Seventeenth strOct, two rOOuS....,, %
No. l5J TWenty.ninlh StrrGt.,..,............. coo
FOR SALE
tIaltIn.escSt In light manufacturing bust.
ness
Real estate Of every description.
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
CRY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone 2lo lau?il Room No, G
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WANTED.

JUANTED-Two YOUNG NNyT-
w actas news Agunts nu lIir.
security. Apply al UNION N.Ws ....
Il 4 u Depot
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FOR SALE. Q
No. 1900 Chapllnc street, au elegant residence
at u great bargain.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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Medic DUcoI
I'll EGEStaSSE MaShGg9n sH9
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.
CToCKnoLDERs' MEETING.

4 meeting oil tho Stockholder' OF Tho Rag-r
OF Reviews Company. n it, principal ,t..a nj
be held az } o'clock p. N on August =, 'tg &,
take such action upon tho Increase or re- Na'.al
Of the capital stock Of said cOmphnY O' o. 10
OF reduction Of the par value a the sbAa ri,
rHuitaI stock Is NAV be decided ua,u fs,
stockholders W. W. TRlOS' scr lft
iyN
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WANTED-AGENTS FuE A CIV.
w PANY shat pays sick AM sa.s
dtS Ten TINES. No lAlAes aud .tr
collecting Call at ~ haao0dy tIU!
SMITH. Manager.
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AIANTED-ACrlVE, RELlAflr
w man 10 represent ~ 81 WAC y..g.l
SIS ~ weekly. Give full pati'rg.lr,
SlIEPP / CO., T., U. Box 1Si. fhiIaat - "a
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INANTED-SALESM MAN Vim
w visits country retailers tn sp'i ..r 3.
loW.pricci CaSslmrrcs, NnsNs Uupl,
and flanketS $ 4. ". CO.. Bax lst. b..
mia "F..
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TUANTED-TO SELL A FlESE
w CLASS house. hplshcI 10 hafl 81 b.
VIII sell furnished OF uniurnishrl A.. H-r
change PROPERTY fOr gOOd iarn, c.iarr Dr.. Ii.
monI or Lacking County. Ohio, AJlr-, 81,
R9x "a, WhceliuR. ", Va Nu1, hrE,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-01

To Bishop Donahue by the Ladies AID
Society of the Cathedral

Between the hours of 7:30 aud 900
O'Clock last evening. very enjoyable
reception took place, In the Episcopal
residence in connection with StJoseph's
Cathedral. The guests were members
of the Ladies' Aid Society, and the gen.
t!emen who officiated as ushers, and in
other capacities, at the installation OF
RI Rev. P. j. Donahue as Bishop OF
Wheeling. A committee Of ladies', con-
sisting OF Miss Matte Zinn. Mrs. Kate
Commerford, Mrs. DR.. Campbell, Mrs.
Lizzie Dunn, and Miss Petronella Dew
legher, had charge OF the arrangements,
and the delightful nature OF the affair
was largely due to their efforts.
Bishop Donahue received the guests
in the parlor. After the introductions
had been made, pleasant season was
spent in social conversation, and an i'm
promptu musical programme was rem
dered, Mrs NJ. E. Whitaker, Mrs. Geo.
S. Feeney and Mrs. George Updegrah
contributing excellent vocal numbers.
\ piano was placed in the parlor for
the occasion. The visitors also noted
the great Improvement IN the appear
ance OF the interior, the rooms newly
carpeted, the walls papered, and gen.
eral air of ueatness and even luxury
pervading the house.
At nine o'clock the guests repaired TO
the dining room, where light refresh
ments were served by corps OF ladies.
The table was tastefully adorned with
flowers. the center piece being notably
handsome. Cream, cake and wines were
served, and pleasantly discussed.
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TALKING TOO MUCH.

There can be no question as 70 who
Is causing the delay in the passage OF
the tariff Dill since the little bluff Of
Senator ALDRCH was so quickly called
the other day. Up to that time the
Republicans had endeavored to convey
the Impression that the Democrats
could not agree upon the bill and that
they alone we're responsible for the de-
lay in its passage. Reports from tho
Capitol. where several Senators on the
Democratic side were opposing the
measure, seemed to give color TO this
story, but the very prompt declaration
Of the Democrats that they are ready
70 vote upon the bill at any time
and the Refusal Of the Republicans, as
promptly made, 20 vote upon the Dill
until they tired Of speaking. has pat at
rest all stories OF that kind. The Re
publicans, who,.undsr the rules OF the
Senate, are given the privilege Of IN
limited debate, are keeping back the
massage Of the bill aud at the same
time causing whatever Of business de-
pression exists. Their own ex-Presi-
dent has told them what effect their
course is having on the business OF the
country and has painted the situation
as even worse than tho facts will
tpstify. But even this does not seem
10 have any effect on them.
The Democrats don't ask assistance
Of them to pass the tariff bill. They only
ask them to stop their internal talking,
after which the passage Of the bill will
be promptly attended TO.
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Athletic Contests.

The Columbian Athletic Club had a
royal time last night at its Forty eighth
street hall. The new stage showed up
we'll trimmed in flags and bunting.
The elevated seats were taken by lovers
of boxing, wrestling, etc. There was
series Of boxing bouts and wrestles,
but the main attraction will be on the
twenty-first OF this month. A boxing
contest for points Of ten rounds for a
purse OF fifty dollars, between James
Murray, of Benwood, and Paddy Core,
of Wheeling, is arranged. a wreSt!!e
will also come off that evening catch as
catch can, between Edward Pearl, Of
Ben wood, and Charles Daily, OF this
city.
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M 0OXEY TAE SOUTH.

or all the numerous branches OF the
Coxey army, which have sprung up in
nearly every other section Of the land,
not one has come from the South. The
North, the West, New England and
Ohio have started out large delegations,
but not a company OF the entire army
has come from Ost the South. One rea-
son for this Is that the southern people
haven't time to go to Washington.
They are too busy with their crops,
their factories and their mines and
can't afford to leave them. Another is
that even If they were out Of work they
would not call upon the government TO
help them. They take a much more
patriotic view Of the object Of the gov
eminent and don't consider it the ma
tons duty to look after the personal
and physical wants Of its citizens.
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BIsHoP-on Sunday evening, April 90. At
o'clock, DIAN. wife OF William f. Bishop. in
the 33rd year Of her age
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, from
late residence, No. s425 Chapline street Inter
ment at Mt. Zion cemetery.
FERGUSON-Mondsy April so, 1924. at l:so
\. m, GEORGE FERGUSON, SR.. IN the list year
OF his age.
Funeral from his late residences, No. 70 TWEEN
ty-sixth street. Wednesday afternoon IT 2;So
O'clock. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
RENICK-ALFRED W, son OF William and
Ida RemicS, at IL p. m, Sunday, April y, issi
aged 3 months.
Funeral from the home Of his parents. No. 50
Thirty-hrst street. Tuesday. May l, 1871 at ,.
m. IntermeRt ~ Greenwood
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Tho Moodbines Win.

The Woodbne Stars and the John
LOOMS GuzzlerS crossed bats at Bridge
Park, yesterday afternoon, the game
resulting in a score of TO !, In favor
OF the WoodbineS The features OF the
game were the pitching and catching Of
Dick aud Stevens Of the Wood bineS,
Dick striking out Il men. The game
was witnessed by large crowd, and
pronounced TO be as good, II not better,
than the majority OF games played In
the league, as the game was played In
one hour and three-qnarterS. Mr..
LOOMS has asked for the resignation Of
his captain, Mr.. Sheppard, who lost the
game by making four bad errors.
The Wood bines ara made up OF the
following players: Dick, p; Stevens,
c.; Thomas, LIST b.; Fading, I'd b.;
Cooper, Sd b.; Bolte, s. s.; Kindell, |. f.;
Becker, r. l.: Nau, m: Gary, captain.
They are open TO meet any amateur
team in the State for any amount OF
money. Score by innings:
LOOMS ................O o 0 o o o o. /
Woodbires............SO 0 0 0 0 - o
Base hits-woodbines II; LOOMS, 3 Errors
LOOMS, 4; Woodbines, O.
The La Belle Stars have reorganized.
The White Ducks defeated the Black
Ducks yesterday afternoon on West
woods grounds. Score, TO ,.
The Rodman Bros. would like to hear
from the Reymann Books for game on
the Is. Il 0. grounds on Saturday after
noon.
The Kurnsr & Chews would like to
hear from the d. MendeIs for game
Sunday week on the Reymaun grounds.
II accepted, snswer through the REGIS
TER.
The Never Sweats defeated the Scrap
beggars by a score of 5 to :. Batteries,
for the Never Sweats, KillmeYer, Chsl-
fant and HaIlesy. Scrapbeggars, Carrie
aud Jacobs.
The Elm Grove Junior bssd ball club
defeated the Alex. Frew club, Saturday,
bv a score OF 10 5. They would like
To play the Harry Kings.
The Regulars challenge any Club
under eighteen years, and would like to
hear from the Wagonlongues especially.
II accepted answer through the REGIS
TER.
The Harry King Juniors accept the
, challenge from the Young America for
a game Saturday morning on the ware
house grounds, and would like to hear
from the Menge 81 Howleys for game
Saturday afternoon.
The La Belle Stars defeated the Kur-
ner & Chews on the brick yard grounds
Yesterday afternoon, BY score of 80 to
l.. Batteries. for Stars. Adams and
Stevens; for Kurner Il Chsws, Kenny
and Meyer. The Kurner & Chews
would like to hear from any CLUB In the