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The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
FIELD OF SPORTS.
Well! They Did Have a Batting
Streak.
JUMPED ON DANIELS in ONE IN
ING VERY HARD.
And Won the Game-1t Was Good Gam

And Won the Game-It Was Good Game
Too.
Witnesser- Of Yesterdays ball game must
have realized that there are freaks of some
thing (not exactly luckj that battle some
times all legitimate conclusions as to re-
suits. Here were the BangoIs. unable to
bat Ashe last Saturday, and the easiest
possible victims to the Portlands, on that
day, but yesterday batting Jack Daniels all
over the lot and winning the game in one
triumphant inning. True. we should have
batted better than we did, but a lead of five
runs is very bard to overcome. Manager
sharrott must all at once have resumed his
youth. for he never batted in better form
when he played in big leagues. Three hits
in succession, with total of seven. off
Jack Daniels, is pretty good hitting for this
league
We got no runs in our first and Sharrott
lead of with Two bagger for Bangor. s.
Moore waited for foul, and then he and
shurott made a fine double steal; O'BIion
struck out. Judd sent hot one to Spill.
who ought to have thrown it home to shut
off SharTott. He threw TO first and Judd
was out and Gill lined the ball home and
shut out G Moore, who had tried tc follow
shalrott. 1t was a pretty double play.
We got run in the 6rst of the second
inning, and he score was tied. The second
| half of the inning opened with Magoon' Is
wild throw of Deady's grounder. The big
lumbe1man then stole second (he's much
quicker than he loo ks. that Deady) hey-
wood hit safe TO right. but Lauder, threw
home SO wild to catch Deady that the latter
not only come in all right, but Haywood
| reached second. Hayes died at first base.
Bob Moore made clean hit and Haywood
came in. That was the beginning of the
temporary poLnaing of Jack Daniels. The
Bangors seemed to have NO more difficulty
in hitting the ball safe than if some High
school boy had tossed the ball to them.
Wheeler lined it out for two bases. Shar-
rott's second hit was a terrific drive over
left field fence. Then O'Brion lined out u
two baser. They had made five runs and
three of them were earned.
We couldn't recover from that fierce on
slaught. though Jack Daniels recovered all
right and held them down o Only. three hits
thereafter.
But we conldnt lat Wheeler when we
needed to. At the beginning of the sixth,
after Magoons splendid start-off, with a
two-bagger. Gill, the new first baseman.
swung his bat like an amateur, and struck
out, and Gooanart and Quinn were easy
outs at first. We got two runs in the eight b
by errors. In the ninth Ashe was put in to
bat in place of Daniels. He responded to
the trust replaced in him with splendid
two Dagger, and Quinn came home. We felt
faint gleam of hope. But Jack Leighton
certainly had day of in batting. and died
at first. Lauder followed suit and the game
was over. The score:
BANGOR
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
KID GLOVES.

One lot Kid Gloves, colors and black. 4
button lengths, 59c pair.
Ladies' S1.25 quality White Glace Kid
Gloves. Soc pail.
Ladies' Foster Lace Kid Gloves, always
sold for sl.00, in Etans and black at
this sale for 79e pair.
Ladies' Genuine Kid Gloves in tans
and modes, button lengths, Sl.25
qualify for SIC pair.
Ladies' .Lede Kid Gloves, mousquetaire
wrist, button length, in light tan
shades. ST. so quality for ST.. ID pair.
One lot children's Foster Hook Kid
Goves, in shades of tan, 69c pair.
Ladies Mocha Kid Gloves, small lot OF
these. You know the value. Price
always Sl.50. Center Counter price
Sl.13 a pair.
Remem ber this sale is for one day only
Tuesday, at these prices on the
Center Counter, Main Floor.
Sale of Boys Shirt. Waists and Blouses
Wednesday
Gentlemen: Do you want to wear Fan
cy Laundered Shirts? If you need
anything in this line. you will be
Interested to know that today we
shall sell our 81. 90 Percale Shirts fo,
$50 each.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
bishops Potter's Story of seasickness.
(From the Chicago Record.l

VI IOM buC OulCdSO hGCOFQ.
Bish op Potter is credited with telling
the story which, more aptly than the
thousands of other stories on the same
subject. illust1 ates the abject missry and
utter irresponsi ibility of seasickness. We
hardly know why if is, but il cannot be
denied that any yarn involving the hor-
rors of NAL de mer is seized upon with
avtdiy by the public generally. and with
particular gusto by those individuals
who have themselves suffered the Jude
scribable wretchedness of that grievous
malady.
81 was coming from Liverpool upon
Que Of the famous liners," says Bishop
Potter, land, although the sky was clear
and the weather warm, a somewhat tenn
peatuous sea had occasioned more than
usual amount of sea sickness among the
passengers. AS | paced the deck one af-
ternoon / noticed lady reclining upon
one of the benches, and the unearthly
pallor of her face ana the hopeless Ian
guidity OF her manner indicated that she
b ad reached that state of collapse which
marks the limit of seasick ness.
Touched by this piteous spectacle, ]
approached the poor creature and in my
most compassionate tone l asked
Madam, can he of any service to your
She did not open her eyes, but ]
keara her murmur family: Thank you,
sir. but there is nothing you can do
nothing at ALL
" A least, madam said I, tenderly,
permit me to bring you a glass OF
water
"She moved her head feebly and an
swered: No, l thank yoR-nothing at
ali.'
But your husband. madam, said I,
the gentleman lying there with his head
in your iap-shnll not bring something
to revive him?'
:" The LADY again moved her head feebly
and again she murmured family and be-
tween gasps Thank you, sir, but-he
--is-not-my-h husband. I-don't-know
-who-he-isI'
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
Seen and Heard on the Diamond.

Wheeler certainly pitched great game.
He must have enjoyed his triumph after his
chagrin of Saturday.
Our new fielder. Quinn, made a magnif-
cent catch close TO the fence in deep left.
The new irst baseInan was not a worthy
successor of Slater yesterday, by any
means. He didn't cover SO much ground,
and when il came 10 hitting he was decided
ly below par. But it is only the criticism
of yesterday s game. He hasn't had fair
show yet. of course.
Deady's playing out in centre is beautiful
to see. The way kicks up those heels of his
and hustles after long liners and holds on
to them is first class ball playing.
They're getting so they make double
steals of Goodhart. He don't throw as
quick as some, but it must be remembered
that if the pitcher allows a man a good
start, it makes no difference how quickithe
catcher throws. 1t isn't always Goodhart's
fault, when they steal bases.
WHAT'S the use of playing close in to shut
off the runner at home. if you keep throw
ing the grounder to first. There's no
prettfer or more exciting play in baseball.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
FABRIC GLOVES.

Ladies' eolored Venetian Lisle Gloves.
silk finish, sizes to s, for lie pair.
One lot black superior made Silk Taffeta
Glove, royal stainless, 16c pair.
One lot Imported Black Berlin Lisle
Gloves, made in Germany. fas,
black, all sizes. 21c pair.
One lot imported Silk Taffeta Gloves in
oolors, all sizes. 2lc pair.
Ladies' pure silk Gloves in black, war
ranted pure silk. nothing better at
SOC. Tuesday 36c pa ir.
One lot superior quality pure silk Gloves
Royal stainless, 43c pair.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21

a46 MIDDLE ST.
Messengers Notice.


office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County
State of Maine, Cumberland, S., May Goth,
A. D. 1895.
TEyHIS is to give notice that on the 18th day
Il of May, A. D. 1895. Warrant Ill
Insolvency was issued out of the Court of Insol-
vency for said County of Cumberland, against
the estate of
JOSHUA CHAPMAN of North Yarmouth,
ddjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor, on petition
OF said debtor, which petition was filed on the
18th day of May, A. D. 1895. to which date
interest on claims is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by said
Debtor. and the transfer and delivery of any
property by him are forbidden by law.
That meeting of the creditors of said debtor,
to prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees of his estate, will be held at Court
of Insolvency TO be holden at Probate Court
room in said Portland. in said County of Cum
berland on the Sd day of June, A. D., 1895,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above
written. c. L. BUCKNAM.
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger Of the Court of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland
may21 &may28
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21

Sea Moss Farine. Tooth
some, Nutritious, Econom-
ical 25ct. package makes
10 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine of allGroCers,
or package mailed OH re-
ceipt of rs cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,
10 South FlIth st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21

The National League.
The following are the results of the games
played in the National League yesterday:
AT PITTSBURG.
Pit tsburg. 0 0 Q 4 2-6
Washington. U o . 0 20
Base hits-PittsbuIg, 10; Washington. 10.
Errors PHI tsbuIg. l: Washington, 2. Bat
ieries-Hawley and kinslow: Mercer and
Mcclure.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago. 0 2 0 IA
Philadelphia, 0 3 o l.
Base hits-Chicago, 81: Philadelphia. ls.
Erorrs-Chicaao. 8: Philadelphia. 49, Bat
teries-Grinith and Kittredge; CaIsey and
Clements.
Other games postponed on account of wet
grounds.
National League Standing.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
PORTLAND.

Earned runs-Bangor ;. Two base hits
Wheeler, O. brion. sharrott, Magoon, Ashe.
II ONE run-Sharrott. stolen bases-shaI.
rott 2, &. Moore. Deadly 2, X. Moore, Hay-
Spill Double plays-Spill, q ill and Good
mart. Bases On Dalls-G. Moore., Deadly
off Daniels 2. Struck out-O' Brion, R.
Moore, leighton, Gill: by Daniels 2. by
Wheeler Q. Passed ba1ls-Good hart, l.
Hayes g Time of game-i hour, 40 minutes.
Umpil e--LeZottt.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
UNIYERSITY= OF PENNSYLYANTIlIl..

THE COLLEGE. EXAMINATIONS in all
subjects required for entrance 10 the college
courses in Arts and Science, Science and
technology Finance and Economy Chemistry
Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineer
ing. Civil Engineering, Chemical En-
gineering; Biology and Architecture, will
Be held in Portland on Monday and
Tuesday, June 18th and 18th at the Bellows
School, 81 Danforth St, under the charge of
Hugh w. Ogden Local Examiner. For inform
alton address the Examiner. or George s.
Pennsylvania, West Phia.. Pa.
naval % iun131415
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Rumford Falls and Rangley. Lakes
Railroad Company.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED proposals for the construction
of bout nine snd one-half miles Of railroad
fl ON byron to Bemis, in the State of Maine
will be received by W. Pei tengill, for the
building committee. at Rumford Fails Me
until Monday, June 10th. 1896 at O'clock
p. III. Plans. specifications. forms of hiG
and contract. can be seen and infornatin,un ,n
obtained at the Engineers office, Rumfopd
Falls. Me-. after June 3rd, 1895. The rio h.
TO reject any and all proposals is retained
X. B. S1RATON
ny@lto1es Chief Engineer.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
National League Standing.
New England Association.

New England Association.
The following is the result of the games
played il the New England Association
yesterday:
At Hayerhill-Lawrence, IA; Haverhill, 9.
AT Lowell-uowell, Is: Salem, 8.
AT Sashua-Nashua, Il; Fitchburg, :.
Bowdoin Has Won Game.
Brunswick, May a0-Bowdoin defeated
Maine State College here today by a score
of Il to 10. in ii loose and uninte resting
game. The score:
X. MowaVln' s. q. S1S . ; 60 60 81; oli5
Base hits Rowdoin. II; NJ. S. c.. II. En-
roIs-Bowdoin, s: nj. s. C.. 49, Batteries-
Harris and Haines: Bass and Palmer.
Independent Wheel Club,
The club will formally open its house TO-
morrow evening and hold its first regular
meeting at that time. The house will be
kept open. during the next five months.
and cook. Mr.. John Houston. who arrived
from New York yesterday, will stay at the
clubs house all the time. The club will
keep open house for wheelmen on May 30th
and will enter man in the Presumpsco OF
pnrk races. The run next sunday will be
to Saco and Biddeford. with dinner at the
Thacher house. Biddeford.
Wheeling Notes.
Next week if the weather and roads are
good, Mr. Walter Tobie and y. D. Gould
will make time run to Portsmouth and re-
turn.
Two wheelmen went to East Sebago for
dinner Sunday, making run of 81 miles. A
party of five took dinner at the Central
house in Raymond. at the same house
were riders from Deering and Windham.
making 20 in all who were served BY Land
lord smith.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUSY AS BEES

II day yesterday waiting on customers
and between whiles tugging and
pulling the stock out OF depart
ments and conveying it to the centre
counter, Main Floor. It's a good
deal like work, and then how the
heads of departments hate to let
the goods go. We can see no end OF
troublel for US in this new arrange
ment, but you'll get the benefit and
the stock, that's the main point.
Our entire stock Of Ladies' and Chill
dren's gloves occupy the center
counter this morning. All grades
have suffered right smart reduc-
tion in prices to make this opening
sale of interest TO you. Come up
quick,
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Trefethen are both
Improving from severe illness.
The Portland daily press., 1895-05-21

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15
WATER INTO THE PARK
Through tho Now Suburban Mains
Last Saturday,
RAPID PROGRESS IS Being MADE
on all Parts Of tho worle-A Decided
Improvement Resolved on at tho
itcsoryoir for tho Now Plant an
tho Water is TO Do Filtered The
Excavation is Nearly Com pIeted.

Such rapid progress has been made on
tho walar mains OF the new Suburban
Light and Water Company, cast OF the
city, that 1t was possible to turn the
water iaso the park on Saturday, and
yesterday it was supplied from the new
pipes,
The source OF supply for tho present
10 at the old works ut AltOnheim, tho
reservoir and machinery at tho new
works at Sycamore Grove not yet being
completed. As soon as they are, how
over, tho Altenheim works wi Il be abNn'
donod and the pumpi aud engInes
added to the outfit at the now station.
WorIS in all part' OF tho new system
ia making unusually rapid progress. The
excavation for the reservoir on tho hill
will be completed in u day or two and
tho mnsanry will be hsgHH at once
Tho outre plant IL expected to be com.
pleted aud in service before tho ord OF
the present season.
It would DO done somewhat sooner
but for a change in tho original plans
that has lust beou decided upon. The
campaay has resolved 10 Put IN y Nlier'
ing plant at the reservoir, and all the
water that passes into It's pipes will
fret bo filtered. This will require a III,
tie longer, but will not materially delay
operations.
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NOT A FITTING PLACE.

Dr. IIIkor Protests Against tho Centennial
Celebration Being Held In Mozart Park.
uIs vigorous Sermon Last Night.
Last evening at tho Fourth Stroet NJ.
f. church, Rev. DR.. A. 3. Riker,
preached a vigorous sermon in tho
course OF which he protested against
tho selection Of a "bOor garden" as he
called Mozart park, rs tho place for
holding the coming centennial celobra.
ton OF the incorporation Of the city OF
Wheeling. A large congregation WAS
present.
In opening, the speaker said that tho
people do well to celebrate tho ami.
versary Of Whcsting's birth. II ought
TO BIO celebrated in formal way; city
council should appropriate large sum
Of money and make July g q holiday
TO be observed by all the people, worthy
Of tho people, aud for tho good OF all
the city. Tho century that will Ond on
the 28d is tho greatest ia tho worlds
history. 1t Ia doubtful II tho 5000
years before tho opening OF tho nnO.
toenlh century produced As much for
the worlds good rs have tho last one
hundred yOarh. Proceeding, no men.
toned tho wonderful advances that
have been mado lit every direction.
"And yet" no said, at ia proposed that
NO shall celebrate tho founding OF our
city INA bGOr garden, n place where
no decent Christian can ConsciOntiously
go; no Christian, conSCl0ntiously can
90 TO Mozart park"
Thof0 arc 100 places oil evil In this
city, no snid, aud " those tho worst arO
tho two beer gardens, whore moro harm
Ia done than in all tho saloons. llBrO,
surrounded by beautiful scenery, tho
Sabbath Ia broken and tho lessons OF
homo arc forgotten and foundations Tor
u GaF8eF oi d6bauChBFy arc laid. Ito al.
ludod 10 tho naming Of tho resort mon.
toned, after tho sanity Mozart, and
FRid II was enough To mako tho grORt
composer turn OVor in his grave. II
would DO about NJ appropriate, hs amid,
10 call this place John Wesley" beer
gnrdOn Or John Knox" park. Iln On.
iotod his oarnOat protest against tho col.
Obtnlion being held nj tho park, and
called upon all Christian poUpO 10 con.
dumn It by thstr absence.
Even tho "llbOFRl" ilOAa OF UIncIn.
natl, ho said, would not for moment
allow II 10 In said that their pooplO
would celebrate thoir ConLonninl In n
bOcr gNtdeni OhIcago, whose imnotalitV
was tho cause Of tho writing Of al
ChFist Came To Chicago" Ia too high 10
think Of such thing Proceeding, DR.,
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KNOWLEDGE

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the value 10 health Of the pure liquid
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Its excellence is due to It's presenting
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1t has given satisfaction to millions and
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Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
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package, also the name, Syrup OF Fig,
and being we'll Informed, you will not
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TIE MINElLs DEMAND
Tho sixty. Oent Rat" at All the Minos
This District.

Tho Sixty.Ocn Rate nt All the M,nos IN
THIS Dlstrio,.
At a called meeting OF the miners Of
the Wheeling district Saturday alter
noon, ii WAS decided to demand the
sixty.cent ratio at ati tho mines Tho
meeting resolved to present this de-
mand this morning to all tho operators
not now paying that scale, aud those
not paying 60 COnts must do so ut Ouce,
or the men would cease work, A rOso'
latloH was al8o adopted, making prOyls.
ion for aid to any miners who might DO
compelled TO strike to enforce the de-
inRnd.
About one.hatf OF the mines in this
district ara now paying the GJ.rale,
while others arc paying. or want TO
pay, 81 cents, This was the payment
rendered at tho Elm Grove nina, last
Monday, which resulted in strike out
there.
A miner told an fNrELLGENoER re-.
porter Saturday night that where he
works the msu went in week ago, and
do not yet know Mt what rate their
wages ara to be.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15

AtSt Joseph'a Cathedral yesterday
Roy. Father Boutlou, the nsw rector,
preached his first sermon, lilo referred
briefly to his removal hero from
MoundsvilIs, likoning his transfer to
that Of st, Paul
Rsy, Father PacQuin has been as
signed BY BishoH DouehoO ~ pastor in
charge Of tho churches at Elm Grove
and Philadelphia and chaplain ut Mt.
In Chantal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15
FOR SALE.

House rooms. brick hall bath and boa
gases, Jacob ST., between 18th and 10Th SIS $50
House, 6 rooms and i.roOmed house IN real
Fol st., between I'd aud sd su silJl
House, 3 rooms, Market 81, Centre Nhcsl!a8
Sl,sOO
House Srooms aud hall lot oorilo feet i1A
st. So 20
House, g.roomod cottage. Jacob St, near lNs
tgjj
House. ! rooms and hail 10, sOI2ofee iSa
ST.. between Jacob and Wood st'., $500
House rooms IAN street sl.jO0
House, : rooms, MCCollOch ST.. Centre Wheel
Ing 500
House, : room, and hall, Chaplne ST. STD
ward. I,SnO
House, i've rooms brick corner lot 23d street
g,201,
iIoq'o, . rooms, brick, lot a5xlcs f.. Canp.Ia'
~. 9th ward 5000.
House, llrooms aud store room. MAiu stree.
near llst street lot ilEl2J ieet.
House, . rooms aud hall, thdpitnd stree. mex
Corner lot Lind street Bel1cdcro, $50
House . rooms lith street. lG0l
Double frame house. 10 rooms aud store roo1
corner Of sd and Jacob streets, rents for 81 y;
month $500,
House. / rooms, 26th street, sl.On
House ROOMS, l2tE street, cheap On cW
terms 500
House, rooms, brick, Jacob street It'll war4
$3.50.
Double house 10 rooms, Indiana street l,laai
eRSv terms S1,h1l
haase rooms, corner lot 2lsa stool eig
terms ST. I0l
House 5roons Baltimore street East Who'll
Ing easy terms st0n
House 10 rooms. brlcE, with large lot ili
ISH on Lind street. BoDvCdoro, $50 aud 81
each.
rhrcolop in Park View. cheap.
Rltuo's property on Market street At mods
ate price 80. ....
real estate.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Observation-Disclosures
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CLEuGs OFFICE CRY OT WHEELING,
Public notice IL hereby given to all persons In
tCrcstcl, that tho aNN,ypn elected by the COun.
eli NJ the Clly OF Wheeling have completed their
assessment Tor the yCnr, and made iCtutn thOrO.
Oi my Office, Any person Wishing to appeal
from said assessment or Desiring any corrections
mn1N will appear nj the CRY building boiurO
tho lNatd ot Equalization aud Appeals on tho
following dny1. nj y O'Clock u, M rs tho Snll
board viii meet At such times nj tho said city
building TO hear Nil objections 10 said USSCN.
meat and revise No aHn.
Fltst ward Monday July II.
Second ward -.Tur7dny luly H.
1nlfd ward "Wednesday, lulyiI
Fourth ward Thursday July IA
seventh Wni=f Friday Jus H.
ruth Ward MUndnU lulyn
sixth ward Turglhy, luly ~
EIGHTH Ward Wednesday. iuly H.
CHARLES T. nANNENnHRG,
lyG.NWAF Guy CtCrk