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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
PLEASANT GROVE.
NOles oh GeneraI Inlerest.

Preparations are under way to give
the OH Folks a party.
Prof. wAlters's quairille band loft
this morning for Waehlch county,
where they are engaged 10 play for a
series Of dancing parties. They Will
10 into Summit county bHiOro return.
Ing. This band IL said TO be among
the bsst In the Territory ana IL fully
upin all modern music.
Private advices secured this morning
from Mauu state that Fred W. Coz,
who got badly huTt while hauling
wood from the canyon one day Last
week, aud managed 10 roach nome
late In the night very much bruised,
Is now getting AROUND.
Mr.. searle, from 4. &. NJ. l., made
our merchants a call yesterday IN the
selling Interest OF tbs Institution.
Mr.. Alma Bweuson and Alis, Elite
Culmer were married in the Salt Lake
Temple today. Tho young couple arc
highly respected mere and start house
Accepting under most favorable circum.
htuuces.
Mrs. Il. A. Beers has made an AZ
alignment, naming B. w. Ddggs as
assignee. The amounts involved arc
small. All creditors Will receive pro
rata from assets.
Snow IA coming down in great shape
today,
The Old Folks Of American Fork are
hslding their annual reunion today.
The health Of tho people Is generally
good.
Clark Bros, s; Co. arc shipping 10 u.
q. NJ. /. biX tons dried applez today.
This iitm has taken Ia about fur car
leads a dried fult this season,
Thorne Bros. Is Go. have bought
about the same quantity of dried uii;
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ia tho Probate Court OF sau Lake County,
JWh Territory.
In the mattero the esIa,e OF Jacob All5back
order 20 hear petition aHblug that estate Of
said deceased Uu srt HUnrt Co WIiowuf
HIll deceased.
TpON READING NDftLING THE pETt.
u ton of k4alvth A'IHhAyk praying Cor
uu order setting HThrl lhU whole uf she prop
yrtY OF suIl deceased 60 htrHglt, The widow n
saId deceased ruhicFt tU payment UY her uf
thc funeral expenses, rAruuFCa OF laat aIrkuCsB
aud expenses of decentralization ~ fui1 de-
ceased,
10 b. ordered that Thursday. tho gith day 0f
January, 4 ID, 1870 nc DO 10. ui., ut tho County
Court house lu salt Lake city, be- aud be- hereby
appointed tor ttu huauus Of HaId petition, amt
that the clerk cause due notice thereof 10 Nu
given, u6 prrsclbgd ly law. by posting in three
public places in -blt Lake county aud hy pub
LEGATION thereof ln huuEstuEItNIstsaN tWh.
newspaper puHllau0d and circulated boz -ult
Lake county Utah, Tor Ht least three wrCks
surrCHslNvly utAi before tho cate OF tald hear.
ms, that n|l pufHuuH Interested may appear aud
oppose thu Hail petition.
Nitursa my hand Ihis 2lth day N December
AID, 1874, JACOB %, BLAIR
Probate JUDGE
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10y ORDER or tue COUNTY COURT or
- sails llkl county, ltruicry NJ Utah,
sealed bIds VIII Boz received by tho County
$50. io supplies TO Do iurnIsbcd SAT- Into
County during Isll. The following viii form a
hasis for buds tor records, &C, 70 be- furnish.
FOR Comfy Recorder
2ausfrnet records.
10 b.ink record UnHks.
printed record books.
genera. indexes
l6dooamepl receipt bools.
Records ore DO Do bound Ir full Russia cir.
cult "huu bands" with loose canvas covers
ana Russu rornors, flat opening back. Paper
" DO brown's ll'puuud mudiun ledger paper,
ops" Incea Co uo given uI records I1Ied
and printed. ant on ruled only. Also. Tor The
Hcruricr'a Il.co, envelopes Noe. @ Aud lU. w /.
rag. with return card printed thereon, per
uuuHAuu.
Too County Collector
~ nrst taN notices. more or LEES.
QUO ruled cash IlhutH
For shcuiis once
civil and cuMiull docket
l,tII note uHYu.uuuH.
200 legal envelopes.
Probate blank. printed on i9.pouud super.
in. hhig1p paper or Uf equal grldo, no of
UtCH tp uu furnished on ORDER
nNona and flucra pencils, per gross.
Arao.i's Writing null rcr Dor. quarts.
Envelope, rGr in1IHaui, came g. recorder
ia1cf's rubber uautH, per groia.
Legal cap, per rchm.
lmhuaEc license, printed record, s3l pagcl
and uHUR,
u Illuk record looka.
All applies I0 Doe furnished As called Tor. a
bond Tor faithful performance ~ contract Boo
such sam IH tun County Court may determine
VIII Dc required OF thr aucCgaaiui bidder The
county reserves the right 90 reject any ana all
bids.
fUr details mud full particulars each bidder
WI % expected GO consult with the county
furuIahn1 aul she County Court Will not Uo
responsible Cor uuy lack ct understanding on
inN part of the blIdur
N1iui1uulle or Ambiguous BIDS wui Doc con.
HicrCi. a. D. srANIuN.
County Clerk
by A. q. REESE. Deputy
Dated salt Lake City. Utah, January 10, 1896.
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besides a great amount has been sold TO
peddlers aud outside firms direct from
the producers.
The ice harvest 10 about Oh ir.
Word % his relatives has been re-.
coived fom Mt piCaiapt that *.
Blth1p VIM. 8. Boeloy Is not expected
to live, being very low.
The Home Dramatic association will
play here next Saturday night the
threo.act COMEDY our Nellie, and the
laughable face Ny Turn Next
These pieces have been gotten W.
through the iudrnliguhblo Efforts Of
tue suIUrutundout o. tuU sunday
school aua hIs niius, fOr tho benefit {
the Sabbath school children. A great
time ls Anticipated. B.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

in the Probate Court, LOO and Tor salt Lakc
County Territory OF Utah.
la tho matter OF tuu Estate Of Nels
Anderson, decreased.
NOTICE ~ nEUEBY GIVEN THAT
~ cecilia Anderson. executor Of tuU last
VIII ana ttttUmUut NJ SAID deceased, has
rendered tur settlement, and died ln said
court hor iIual account ~ her COMMUNICATION
~ f1ld tsihie ana puutIln Tor nnal distribution
90 The residue ~ said estate among tHr per
sons guuugd thereto. aud that Tuesday, tho
-'ih Jay ~ January, s, ~ l-1i, No Do O'Clock
a. m 90 ilr court room OF Haiu court. Iu the
County Court liuusp, salt luEU CITY aud
county Unn Territory, has been uuY ap.
pointed 10y Tue Judge vi said court, Tor tho
settlement ~ shid account and hUaring said
petition Tor distribution. Ht which limo aud
place any pots0n interested in Fn.d estate may
appear nni show cause, % any there be-. why
Hnii account should not Iu settled and Hu.
proved and nnEl distribution made as prayed
Tor.
Dated Jsuuary OH, a. -. 1925.
g. D.. STANTON,
Clerk Of Probate Court.
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Aud u accordance with law apd the order OF
le board Ot directors made On tho fifteenth
dag ut November, lrli 40 many shares of each
parcel Of stock Hr may Doc necessary Will be-
au.u 40 the uilrU Of tnc secretary, 90 Room %
uuHurut National uank building. SAT- Lake
CITY, Utah, ON IhursdAy. tho Inird day Of
Juuuary, 1898 no l.uu.nrE w, tn pay the do.
luuuunt ASSIGNMENT together with she costs OF
advertising and expense 10 sale.
ISAAC JENNINGS. Secretary.
40 a meeting ~ the board VI dIrcctnra of
the NufEIy MIuiug CO., held at thrlr once on
January end, 1895, the above Hulr was most.
ruuod "a Monday January liih, l,.3 ut same
ISAAC JENNINGS.
Secretary,
A. n meeting Of tho board Of directors Of
tho duEF'y Mining Company, nod ht their
unru 900 January llt1, lfn, thr Above aalo
was postponed % THuraday, January 2tth
lsJi. ~ same time anu place,
ISAAC JENNINGS.
secretary,
Alta meeting Of the board of directors OF
The hrizEly Mining Company, held a. their
oncn on January sitN, 1876. tho above sale
WHH postponed to Thursday, January BlHtlsg3,
nc same time aud place.
ISAAC JESNlNGs.
secretary,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To The Probate Court iu and Tor SALT LAKE
County Territory 0f Utah,
DO the matter Of ho estate of George
nuufCru. deceased
NOTICE Is uEUEUY GIVEN THAT
~ LIlA SNOW uunfUrd, ENuCutuH of tho
lat will and tcstamcnt OF Grnrgc buuf0ru,
deceased, has rendered for HcitIumrut, and
nlud in said court uuAi account ~ her admin
ifttAuou OF SAID uhiAte aud petition Tor dis
charge OF UNccutriN, and that "wednesday, the
..d day ~ January a, u. 1870 az w O'Clock
o.. M, at tho Court Room ~ said Court, in
lhr County Court House, salt Lake tl'y anu
County, utnh TurTitufY,hns been duly appoint,
rd uY Tie Judge ~ said Court, for the settle
mcut of said account AMI hearing aald petition
for discharge of tAorutrls, az which time and
ace any prrHuu iutCrtftg1 in nuli estate may
appear and show cause, II any theru uc, why
Hhid account should not Do settled ana np.
proved anu discha so " uKcruiriN made a.
prayed for.
Dated December .. a. u. 1874.
a. v MELON,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
iiy a. =. JACK, Deputy.
THAStl 49, STEVENS, Attorney,
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NOTICE.

fT'trnE Will u" a NETTING % THE
1 stockholders uI IhH -llt LRto imusu.
munt hHsucihuuu. boo the unIgo uf lhr manager.
Nraui Ouru House building on MpdHuadHY,
February lIfh. HuN, nL gu'rIurk %. m. , Cor thu
purpose uf voting fnr 70 rH IsHuo Uf afurk, Hui
any other business th1t may come before thU
ulttlaE Called NT order %
q. e. NUNAtIN, lrcudrut
tuANk MAIffsr. Wee PRECEDENT.
% O.. lNrr, Director,
a. lurfU, lirgrIGr.
JAS. NugrUs. Director
.. %. Rooms, rUarUtary,
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

Ettatc OF nathan Hanson. deceased.
NOTICE Is UEUEuY GtNEN by TUE
~ uudCuIgurtt Joseph llantnu anu janice
winter, executors under tho last WIll aud
Tcatamont ut Nathan Hanson. deceased. 90 tho
creditors N nud all persons Eayiue claims
against tho tHli deceased, 90 exhibit them
with Che necessary vouchers within Cen months
after the urft Publication uf THIS notice. Co tho
sui1 executors. 10 tho ONCE OF u. Harrington.
$3.50 Consultation huildluE salt Lake Dlty, lu
the county OF SAT- Lake.
JOSEPH HANSON.
JAMES WINTERS
Executors OF tho last NlIl aud Testament Of
Nuthan Hanson, deceased.
Dated january b, ltIi
DANLL itAmuhuruN, attorney Cor executor.
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PROVO.
Provo, UTAH, JAN. %, 1895.
rlaims Against Tho government

AhAho hhhAhnA NV NN'NA ~ ~ % -
II will be remembered that In 1873
.. J. Hollister, collector Of internal
revenue for Utah, collected from a
large number Of merchants tax on
the scrip used by those Institutions u
lieu OF merchandise duebllls. This
tax was collected under the claim that
the scrip was Issued aud circulated in
violation OF the United States banking
laws. or rather that Il was liable
TO be taxed under those avs
and f38,085 81 was thus collecte' {,
&c. NJ. l., Brigham Clty C0.opctalive
Institution and Provo WOODEN Millt
Go. brought suit against the govern.
ment end collected the amount That
had been collected from them Win
interest at 10 per cent.
Judge ". n. Dusuuborry, who ccr-
Quoted the case oi the Provo WOODEN
Mills Co., tried nt that time, lo'ii t1
interest further claimants ia the mat
ter, hut no further suits were brought
He has now been approached b. sew.
ofnl uf the parties who were mulcici %
try to collect the amounts paiu Into the
treasury VI the United 5iatts. Although
the claims are now barred by tho statue
OF Limitation the Judge thinks they can
be collected, In view n tho inct iuN
the cases that have been nJu1icntci
have been determined 10 favor OF tue
plaintiff. 10 order 20 make the amour
Of sufficient magnitude - ludil y me
expenses that viii necCtsufliy have o.
TO Incurred in pushing the case he has
corfespondod with the ilfms VINO paid
the taxes, and nearly all have entered
into an agreement with tho Judge TO
represent them in the matter.
There are some fltJ .iour nfms
throughout the Territory who hold
these claims agairtt the government
sud the amount o. tho various claims
aggregate i7,S5i %. IL interest ut 10
Tor cent can also be- collected The
amount will be more than doubled.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

thll Lake Atphall company
unco No. Ii.lI Main 3d., salt Lake city Utah.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting % ihy board % directors Of
tho NHlt Lake Asphalt Company held on thU
i'm day of january, 1903. an h'sufsmont called
NO. U, Doe place uf NO ryululvd, OF cents
per share, Was levied nu tHo capital stock uf
no company, payable immediately 10 ". 81.
talt tUhU tIJF. luu. Any HtUrE uUHn which
Hali hHHussmUut shall remain unpaid ola lHu
l'th day uf iuNruury, les, Hhall become dH.
payment Dr. made before, viii Doc cold 90 public
auction uu March th, 1928, 10 d. o'clock A..
ht the nfurDHHIu OurH, Co nay TIE delinquent
agreement, together with ruHt uf advertising
and expenses Ut sale ~ order OF tho board
of directors, ..
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AM boo accordance with law and th1 order Of
lhr board % uIrHHtur". mHIH uu She iIth day Of
November, 1870 hH many shares OF each par.
rrl uI Htnrk HH may Boo UcnUHHary NI.I Uc cold
ni pubic auction ut tho company 'a Office. room
NH, tuIoa Hotel. Wet second South street
alt lasr tIi', ttau, uu "wednesday. thc sou
day 20 January, isu. Ht 2 u'ciucH D.. On. To- nay
tlc delinquent assessment thereon, tnHUlhrr
M'ih Che ,uft ot ndscriunE auu expense OF
che safe.
sALT LAEE Cirr, Utah January 18th. lsJi.
AuruuH rAHsuN-,
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NOTICE


county 4tlrltofy OF ltAu.
In tho matter Of tho estate OF Elam Ludding.
ton, deceased,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ James Johnston, executor VI tho estate
ui Elam LudiluFi1u, deceased, hsa rem.
Gorcl Tor settlement, ana MED in ssld court,
me lnal account az hB Naturalization
Ot said estate and petition Tor dual dis.
tripuuOn ot mo Io.lIuu ~ SAID estate among
tne persona entitled ilcrOtn, and that saturday,
ihu hth day 90 lu4fUary, a. ~, 1875, 90 10
O'Clock me- 90 me caur. room 90 SAID court,
DO the County Court ilou0e. salt Lake titJ and
County liah Territory, has Daou duly Hp.
pointed by mo Judge Of sHid court tor tho
Holtlumcut Of said account and hearing said
rcuuOu Tor distribution, 90 which umu and
place any porgun interested Do said estate may
appear and show cause, II any there be-. why
SAID account should not De settled mud Hu.
proved and nnal distribution made a. prayed
Tor.
dated January 10th, A. II. is)i.
a.. D.. rrANTON,
CLERK VI Probate Court
by 4, q, REESE, Deputy.
WaddeA y AdzlGs, g,tgraVyL
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NOTICE.

uNHE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
stockholders 81 the Coop Furniture Co.,
will Doe held ut their nrIUr 80 AMI 10 Main street.
on Tuesday, February 1tu, 1898, 40 O'Clock
b.. m., Tor the purpose % ClcrtnE uluc drtcf
tors Cor ihU ensuing Yrur. and furh other hual
noes aH may como before tho muviIn.
d. n. rEIIlr, sCr'y,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Nofh FONT Coasoiiated Irrigation Company.
Location ui puuciul. place of business, Cul.
len NutoI. West CtuuI south suuUt,
rnlt Lake city Utah Territory.
NOTICE. THEME ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon Che following described fiork, ON
account ~ aslc.smont So no, levied on the
l'th nay ul November, 1904. tho several
amounts cot opposite Che names of the ruHpuut
tive uuNFU HIuU. UHIUufa a. fuIIuW.a|
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esrRAY FOUND NOTICE

nNE BLACK MARE ABOUT & YEARS
~ old hud feet white. brH1 or frtr ou
Inft Dip. ono black horse. about Do yuurf old.
rims IoUrd fore feet n thr above dsfrrlhrI
animals arr u1f umc ON or before January
az %. m.
JOuN o. NATION,
Pound EUuUpr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.l-ls Of M.r-n Nallaan. aaasa.sa.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ uuduraignrd, administrator Of Che uH-
tate uf Martin Nelson. deceased. 10 the crod.
ilOrs Ot, and AN persons having elaine against
thr said dcuoas0i, 90 exhibit them with tho
necessary Vouchers, within four months after
Tie irat publication of THE notice, 90 the SAID
admiufiraiur, at 80, lG5 CcnIur strUgt, in
salt Lake CITY 10 tno Coun.y OF SALT Lake.
Utah,
Dated January ltth, 1895
TlEOrluLus n. DAVIS,
Administrator o. the Estate OF Marin Nel.
son, deceased.
JOnS " CAsSoY, attorney for estate
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pELlNOuEMI AssEssMENI.

Delinquent Notice Tho grizzly Mining
Company
Location OF Principal b ace OF business Salt
LaLo tity, ttun,
Location Of WoFlsi White rno Co, Nevada
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon inc following described ft1Ck on
account uf naHuHsm Nc levied on tuu 18Th day
or November. lrti, tho several amount srt
Opposite thr names uf the tCapcctYo share.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-27
BRIDGEPORT.

H., n TIoirIoi, mi ITo,r,.
I-o1gnloi1 Sra IN Ci..lrs,iiia ,r n,,5j-
ross
Cortr,oto,. r-,rr ,vb, 60 bn;l1;,,, +bo
,r:.1oos oYt The r. ~ - w n9se@d
tbrouob 4ovD yrs-ar,iq, an his vav ro
par1,ersb,,ra.
SuN Duncan and family arc home
from q several weeks visit ot Fred
erickson O
cC,,i,.o CIark and NJ Y Can,,b,lI
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sr. cLAIRsvILLE ROAD Roe.

st. Clairsville, O., July pa num-
her of local Wheelmen have arranged a
bicycle handicap road race, to take
place August ID, starting from St
Clairsville east on the National pike
to the top OF Big hill, and return, a
distance of seven and a half miles, over
an elegant road leaving St. ClairsvilIe
at / D. m, giving all visiting riders a
chance to contest for the prizes and re-
turning home on the evening train, II
they should desire. The race is in the
hands of a committee Of competent men
and win no doubt be a success.
The entries close Wednesday even
ing. Entry fee 80 cents.
Following is the prize list: First, one
antique oak bedroom suit, $35; second.
pair OF fine shoes So; gold ring, So;
third, box cigars. $3.50; dozen pictures,
So: bottle perfume. s.; fourth. silk UNI
brella. $3.50; photo box, $3.50; fifth, box
fine cigars $3.50; stiff hat, $3.50; sixth,
cyclometer, 81; ten shaves, 81; seventh,
toilet set, $50.
Time prizes-First, fine suit Of
clothes $15; second, pair fine shoes, S.
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MP I-NIPLREl

To the Editor of the Register:
Sir:-The people of Wheeling and
those who have patronized the bail
games at the Wheeling ball park main
tain that the dirty playing of the
irwin Cities" viii ruin ball in this
city. Coaching is all right, but this
interminable kicking is making patrons
of the game tired. If it is no- stopped
the public have their recourse-they
win not attend the games. silly, weak
k.ckine that was INDUCED in yes err
dsv disgusts the grand stand. Ii must
be stopped. Wheeling viii lose in at
tendance if fl is not. The umpire
should be supreme and should exercise
his authority. ] am not the only one,
but there are hundreds OF others who
sign themselves as ! do.
GAN"
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CUTLERY-EWlNG BROS.

Iagher; struck out by Conoyer ?, by
Minnehan .; hit by ball, by Conoyer i;
bases on balls, of Conoyer ,, off Mime
han 5: wild pitches by Minnehan 2;
time, 1.5J; umpire, McNierney
At Titusyille-
Titusville ...OO1OOOO1 % y 3
Warren 80 o > 0 o 0 0 1 s. Z /
Batteries. Timsville, Gray and Mitch
ell; Warren, Barrett and Smith
At CeierOn-
Oil City. .................. b
Celeron ..... ...............4 D
Batteries, Easton and Briggs, Holtz
and FitZsimmOns.
AT New Castle
Franklin Observation-Disclosures. !
New Castle ..................I o -
Batteries, Agan and Duncan, Mickle
and Smick.
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WITH A BRUTAL MUIR
DER

Steubenville, O.. July 2G.-Archie
Fields and Fannie Blanchard. Of Hope
dale. Harrison county were lodged i'm
Jail here to-day. charged with the muir
der of Annie Gross. q 14-year-ol1 col
ored girl. of the same place, who re-
Gently he'd child The girl was ter
ribly beaten. so that she died The
Blanchard woman. who is implicated.
was Fields mistress and she was jeal-
9us Oh The Gross girl
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Parkersburg, w Va, July 2G.-At
the *. of p. Park here to-day, the
Crescent base bail club. of this city,
and the Athens, O., team crossed bats.
The attendance was fair and the game
was very interesting. The score was
Il TO Z i'm favor of ParkersbWg.
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TWINS DEFEATED AGAIN
They Put Up a Good Scrappy Game
but Couldn't Win.

A MAGNIFICENT Battle Between the
Pitchers-COnOver's Support Won
Tor Him Other Iron and Oh and
National League Games-BOwhng
Contests Last Night-News from
the Turf and Arena.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

NOR SALE-Ouc show Case. one Counter.
/ ono Ice Box; cheap. Apply J.. II.
KNAJSS. No. Isle Seventeenth street,
Wheeling W. VA. l}2'evdq
FOR SALTAOIL LEASES OF ALL
kinds. 40 Register once. jy23h
FOR SALE--ABOUT 200 FEET OF Steam
heating pipe. Apply at this Office. my2Sh
FOR SALE-HANDSOME EMBOSSED
society cards, at Register Office. Jy-5q
FOR SALE, CHEAP-CRANDALL Type
writer with two type cylinders ana two
pairs Of ribbon spo0ls. For particulars
call on W. l.. BRICE. Register Office.
myl5h
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BASE BALL NOTES
The Twins will cross bats with
Wheeling again this afternoon. As
this viii be the last game played on
the home grounds foT TWO weeks, there
should be d big crowd to witness 1t.
Pritchard will play first FOR Wheeling
and Kane viii 20 into Che box. How
ley. an eX-kenton twirler, may pitch for
the Twins, but it is more likely that
Darrah viii try Swain, of Scio, o.,
recent find, who is said TO have made
monkeys of the Franklin players last
week. Swain is an awkward looking
young man. standing feet 6 inches in
his stocking feet He is said TO have
good curves. good command and speed
to burn Swain will no doubt make 1t
very interesting for the local batters.
There were mutterings Of dissatis-
faction in the grand stand yesterday, ON
account OF the rOWdyiSh methods OF Jhd
Twin City players. Umpire McNierney
appeared unable to control the Indians,
and they got of their reservation every
time his eyes were turned. Mac
should try filming as an experiment 1t
should be made expensive to play that
sort of ball Darrah is not bad fell
low and he is probably ignorant OF the
fact that he goes to an extreme. The
other extreme is the Sunday school ar
tcle, lacking ginger and vim. Specta-
tors do not admire either, and they
hurt the attendance.
Manager Barrows has signed Benny
ireland. third baseman of the Findlay
team. to play that position with Wheel
ing. ireland is expected to arrive to-
day. and TO take part in the game this
afternoon. Mr.. BaTTOWs also received
a letter from Shaub enclosing the ad-
vance money sent to him, and giving
his reasons for not joining the club
The owners of the team in Winchester
has promised him employment during
the winter and good salary for the bali
ance OF the season, and he has cons
cluded to remain. Mr.. BaTows has
made him a better offer, and may yet
land him.
The New Castle players agree that
Wheeling has the most gentlemanly iod
of ball players who ever visited that
city.
Al. C. Buckenberger, President Of tho
Wheeling club, Will come down trVA
PiusbWg to witness the game this al
ternOOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-27

Wheeling ........5 o o 0 o @ s o O-6
Twin CITY ........0 0OO1O1 %
Earned runs, Wheeling 1. Twin City
1 two base hits Ryn. Gallagher. sacri-
fee hits. Gallagher ,; rouble plays. Oar
rah to Ryn: stolen bases. Ball, Somers
CD, Kane. Kalkhon 90, Darrah, Gal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-27
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs.

Pittsburg. Pa, July 26.-The Pirates
0laved an around the New Workers. The
Giants could not hit Hart when hits
were needed. Attendance 5000 Score: