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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-07

Town clerk 1ne lOllOWlng accounts
| We're audited and allowed AS follows:
BILLS ALLOWED.
Ole Swenson, W. rk On road in 1892 s. 6 90
} n NJ CT on, abstr; C, ct v, lua ion. ...:.. 500
H. A ler. fiji ng bends Of officers 2 so
los cGauvrun. attending railroad con.
v,n II at Rol a. 49,. 10 so
VIM. Love judge Of elec ne. ........ 20
| Jos MEG: uvr: II clurk of election....:.. eco
Ale. Roney, services as superv ST and
'1h rwork............. ................. 81 90
| John MtGauvrsn sew c. 8 as supervisor. II so
leu FL Ell on. services as enperv sor..... "a 90
Aug Peter. on. Sc vices as Gle and other
wor Observation-Disclosures. ............ 80 90
W. RS 90 h & Son. books and blanks Is a.
Wm liu ton services as as esscr.......... 60 90
S m FIR Ell, services N b ard OF appoint
ment.... ........... ........... 2 90
Fm MaEnuson services rs constable; 80
.J' hn isuon services OH board of audit "A 90
John Mckee WI, rtbate on roud AXIS. 3s5
Fed LaRocQuc. rep ring uds.. ..... IS 90
David Gal az her Lu lding br dye ....s. IS 90
Fred Phillippl logs for ridge ). So. 10 90
II. T. Helgeson, planks for culverts....... "a q
+. Is. & Il. anks for Gu verts. ......... 40
F. H. Stot:. plank. for culverts -. ...... IA s.
II cnard Waxeiord services as road over.
-. .......s... 90
Ma tin Anderson serv ices az adoverseer. so
A, Severtson serv ces us 70 d overseer... !. 16 Oh
James Waterford. repair ng roads ....... 5 90
Sam IL d. rebate on road ak. .......... 225
T'tal Expenditure. ......... $50. s 418 81
Moved by Andrew Wenzpl and Sc
conded bv Ellen Ellenson, that Alex.
honey he commissioned to investigate
regarding certain plaDks that were
bought of F. H. Stoltz last July for
culverts. and report if said planks were
used for that purpose. Carried.
Moved by Alex Roney. and seconded
by E. Ellenson, that the balance OF the
dog tax in the hands of the town trea-
surer be turned over to the general
fund. Carried AZ !.
Moved by Andrew Wenzel and sec
onded by Alex Roney, that the, bond
of the treasurer be raised to the
amount OF 81 900, for the ensuing year.
Carried.
The books of John Balsdon, treasurer,
were examined and approved; also the
following annual report of receipts and
disbursements. for the year ending
March 4th, 1895:
| GENERAL FUND.
Balance on hand, March 9Th 1894 .....4 200 s;
Reed from County Treasurer. ...... 1853 q
Total G, neral fund ........3 4S6 u
ROAD AND RRIncr prNn
Balance IN hand March h, 1894. 21O OK
Reed from County Treapu err. $3.50. 478 S,
Toal Road and Bridge fund ..... IS 4sO Al
T tai amount on hand at the beginning Of
the year-March 9TH, 1894. ............3 947 2;
! EXPENDITURE.
Amt paid out OF zen. fund during year 8 24O q
Amt paid out R. & B. fund during year. 17s 4,
| Total Expenditure. 418 81
| CASH ON HAND. &
Amt on hand-Gen. Fund. .............$ 226 5.
Amt on hand-Road and Bridge fund 3o2 Of
Total Cash on Hand ............S 52a ST
Grand Total to Balance Account. s 947 2:
There being no further business be
fore the board it adjourned sine die
/ E. ELLENsoN.
Attest: Chairman
AUG. PETERSON, Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01
CHESSELL IHE WINNER

or the Martins Ferry Road Raco Las,
Evening-Good Time Made by the Win
nOr-StOry OF the Contest.
The road race OF tho Martins Ferry
cyclers yesterday evening was a daisy.
Twelve of the thirteen entries started,
Ten OF these crossed the turning
point aud nine finished. There were
five puuctnres, three Of tho wheeImOn
being unable TO finish on this account,
Harry Cheissll won the frst prize and
time prize, making the run OF fourteen
miles, including four long hills, in forty.
nine and one.hRlf minutes, About ,6OO
people witnessed the race.
The start was made In front oil theSL
Clair hotel, on Hanover street, Martins
Ferry; tho turning point was In front OF
the residence OF William Sharon, one
mile west OF Colerain. AT tho four mile
post going out the riders passed as fol-
lows: Roshermund. Groves and Good
hue. all punched, followed by Grayson,
Sweeney, Ilenton, Cheisoll, Williams,
Krim and Salkeld,
The first man to reach the turning
point was Goodhue. who was az" and
tho last was ~" Tho ten crossed the
line az follows: Ira Goodhue (;J) at6;ll,
Paul Thomas ny at 6:ll:l0. Ed. Groves
10Y at 6:l2, Harry CheSscll (3) at 6;l2!,
Harry Grayson (i) at G:l3, August
Rothermund (8) atB:l34, James Sweeney
(5tat6:t+21, John Krtm ~ at Gals, W.
!. Salkeld ~ at B:l9!.
Returning the line was as follows In
passing the one mile post on the hill
back OF Martins Ferry: CheISell,
Thomas, Groves, Krim, Heatou,
Sweeney, Grayson, salkeId, Rother'
mund.
The finish at Martins Ferry was as
iollows: Chesssll, Groves, Thomas,
Heaton, Sweeney, Salkeld, GraySon,
Rothermund, three OF the men, Cannon,
Williams and Gordhue coming in later,
having punctured their tires.
Going out, Chessell and Williams, the
two scratch men, were neck and neck
nearly all the way from Martins Ferry
to the Gasmire oil we'll, just this side Of
Colerain and they passed Krim, SalkOld
and Sweeney at the foot OF the big hill
near Colerain.
Goodhue, who was the first man to
cross the seven milo line and who was
making good time returning, was knock.
cd out on the big hill. His tire was
puncsured at about tho same point
Williams was laid out. A piece Of barb.
ed wire did the business.
Ed. Groves punctured his wheel on
GlOnn's run aud mounted wheel be-
longing to friend aud was the second
man in.
Gayson had a similar accident,
patched the puncture aud joined tho
procession.
This table shows the start, finish,
handicap and time:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

CLEVELAND, July 3i.-Fhe weather
conditions at the Driving park this
afternoon were bad, q cold northwest
wind blowing almost gale down the
homestrstch. The track was, however,
in good condition, being remarkably
fast. Five thousand people were pres
ent. Summaries;
Free for all trotting, purse $1,000
Azote, l, (three heAts)i Hulda, 2; KY
land T., 8. Time, 2:06!, 2;0S3, 2:lO.
$3.50 class pacing; purse $1,000 (un;
finiShedl-Gilman won first and second
heats; Vatfeu won third aud fourth
hsntsi ArcturuIs won 9th heat. Time,
2:l2t; 2Ilt; 2:l24; 2:l4i 2:l23.
2;l0 class, trotung; purso $1,000
Bouncer (thrOo hOats), /; Sidney MEG re-
gor 9, Brunhilde, 5, Henrietta q. 4, Lady
Wilton 5, Double Cross 0. Rifle Z. Cora
McGregor s, Peter Hardwood 9, Charm
ing Chimes TO- Time, 2:lSt; 2:l43i
g.1b
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uuoNr,r JNoKn GnAssCoOK.
Something OF tho Career OF tho NoW
WhrrIinc Manager.

Something OF tho Career OF tho Now
whcriing Manager
Speaking Of the career Of Honest
Jack" GlaSscock, the great abort stop,
who ha. just signed to manage the
Wheeling team, the Commercial Ca
2ette has the following:
lie has a follow feeling for Pittsburgh
snce he frat played professional ball
hero in lS7S-here ho made his debut
as third basoman under tho manage"
lnont OF tho famous Tom FulWood.
I'VE made money OH our Ar'. trip but
didn't win many games, sid Jack,
80 whom We camo back 10 Pittsburgh
tho club disbanded. md George strict
and / went TO Cleveland. ! remained
there for lvo years. Tended that year
at third, then went TO second ~ lSIo.
In 1880 tho Cleveland club got Nod Han.
lon, Fred Dunlap and JNkio MAn', and
was sent to short as All experiment
the'o have boon over since. This man
Evans was tho greatost right fielder ever
In tho buaness--h0 had an arm that
was terror. 1 left Cleveland In 1881,
wan, to tho Unions OF Cincinnati; I'm.
i'.ol there, WON'T ~. Louis whore |
played Two yoarL Jhnn ! went to ln'
danapol', whorO managed tho team
three yoarS, When tho indianapolis
cub was bought body aud sou, Burkstt,
Denny, Buckley and mynOlI went 10
Vow York. Stald In Now YORK Tor
lHp yo1r,, lhon wont 10 st. lionis, from
,hsro came 10 Pittsburgh, aud you
know tho rc,l. From Pittsburgh ! wont
to Louisville, from Louisville to W"h'
in,ion, and from Washington TO Whoel'
Ing, and hero am to-day"
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Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction City,
H., was told by her doctors she had
consumption aud that there was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of Dr.,
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her, and sho says II saved her liio. Mr..
Thomas EsGers, 1870 Florida st, San
Francisco, suffered from 4 dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried With
ont result everything else, then bought
one bottle DR.. Kings Now Discovery
ana In two weeks was cured. lilo is nat.
urAlly thankful. It 10 such results, Of
which these arc samples, that prove tho
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine in
coughs and colds. FREQ trial bottloH at
Lognn Drug Co.'S drug store. Regular
BiEe 60C md $l.OO. 8
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MoUNDsVIhhG.
A Misc SllRnOouI NslRuge OF Minor Mat
tsrs from MRrshNlPS Metropolis

A Misc GllRnOOuI OIslRugs OF Minor Mat
tiers from MRrshNlps Metropolis.
Judge PAUL was here yesterday and
held spacial term OF tho Circuit Court.
The most important decision to the
public rendered was In the case OF
Thomas j. johnson VS., ]. ID, Burnley,
city clerk, which was q test case for the
purpose Of inquirlng into the constitu-
tionality OF the amended charter OF
Moundsyille, passed by the last leglsla-
ture, A decree was entered Diminishing
tho case, the defendant being found not
guilty on tho grounds that the plaintiff
had no interest in the matter except as
q tax payer and citizen, such m interest
not being sufficient TO bring the action.
This brings TO close case that has
been watched with interest by many
citizens as well as non'Teeldents.
The lawn iste givon by the NJ. L,
church chSir on Tuesday evening at the
parsonage was u very successful affair.
The weather was litsls cool, but de-
spite this nearly 200 people attended,
great many OF whom were from the
camp ground. A very ane programme,
consisting Of music and Rotations, was
rendered, aud about $35 was cleared.
A great amount Of petty thisving is
reported In the new addition. Potato
patches have, in some cases, been
cleaned out almost entirely. Some par
ties have been caught doing the work,
but so far no arrests have been made.
The Echo printing office will be 70.
,.,a,.al - Nbn pa 81 mann hniIIlnU altar
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MARTINS FmnnY.
unps and SIIshHps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

uaps and SIIshNps in tho Thriving City
Across the River
Yesterday morning Frank HeSkitt, q
brakeman on the shifting engine on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad,
had two toos mashed on his right foot
by being run over near the freight
depot
DR.. and Mrn A. r Ong, DR.. and Mrs.
W. II. Hall, Mrs. Fannie Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Smith and Robert
Blackiord returned last night from
Chautauqua.
Miss Lillian Hunter, daughter Of Rev.
Mr. Hunter, OF Scotch Ridge, took tho
first honors at the Oxford University
commencement.
Mrs. W. P. Wolls returned to Canton
yesterday after two.weeks' visit with
relatives in Martins Ferry.
The hall Of Belmont City Lodge, No.
22l, /. o, o. F., 10 to be lighted with
eight incandOScont lights.
Mrs. Rev. r. NJ. Yoder, OF Dalton. O.,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. @. Cochran,
on Fourth street,
James Miskoll ia entertaining his
sister, Mrs. Margaret Linn, Of Philadel'
phia,
Charles FurgeHon, Of WellSburG, Wis.
tied friends here yesterday.
Mr.. Albarl link, Of steubenvillo, was
In town yesterday.
VIII Crowl leaves tomorrow for At.
lantic City.
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Last evening at the sslberl alleys the
Pleasant Valley and IsathsFWaod bowl
ing teams met for the first time and the
former won two out OF three games
played, on the following scores; =,
Pleasant Valley-J. X, Hall, W, w.
Gilchrist. r, II. b. Willis, S. I. Norton,
George W. Norton; scores, 70h III 7U.
I.oathorwo0d-Kuglsn, James Ewing,
Robert Ewing, A. q, Davis, Blind,
scores, G63, 70l, 8sl,
The LeathsrWoods are not satisfied
with the result and have challenged tho
vIoIora for another series In the near
fntffFa
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DEFENDED WINs AGAIN
Heating viEllRnt BADLY ina Hun of Sixty
two MIloS.


two Miles
NEwPoRr, R, l., July sl,-IhO Defend
or beat the vigllAnt to-day in run OF
sIxty.two miles from New London to
this point and beat her so badly that
the lattor's owners must now admit that
the new boat 10 better than the old,
How much better cannot be Itatsd, as
no reasonable comparison Of the cham
pion OF 1893 and the Yigilant OF 1895 can
be made only by the handful oil people
who know what the Defender will give
10 the Yipilant in the matter OF time al
loWancs. Concerning this matter an
Associated Press reporter was told to-
day by a yachtman who Is in a position
to know, that the Defender should allow
the Vigilantiour minutes or thereaboutS
on afOrty.miIe race, such aS that oil TO.
day. II this is true, the Defender did
oil THAT could have been asked OF her,
beating the VlSllunt by Of least eight
minutes.
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On August II aud 10 tho North WoSt.
orn Limo will soil excursion tickets TO
Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and
Pueblo and return at half ratcs-ono
fare for tho round trlp-ticketA good
ior return passage, leaving Colorado
points August 20 TO %, with privilege Of
iurthcr extension until September /.
For full information apply to agonts Of
connecting limos, or address 4. T..
VailIc, s. +. I. A., lie South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

Those who havo used Dr. Kings New
Discovery know ita valuO, aud those
who have not, have now tho ePPeEtu.
nifty 10 Try Il iroc, Call ON tho adyBr.
tisOJ druggist aud got u trial bottle FREQ.
send your name and addre's to II. Il.
B1cklcn K o., Chicago, and got d ann.
plo box Of Dr. Kings Now lio Pills
lreO, NJ vol asa copy Of Guido 10 Health
aud Household Instructor, free. All Of
which IL guaranteed 10 do you good aud
cost YOU nothing Logan Drug Goa
drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

q TiIusTillA
sv,al DtipdiaA to Ire htsIigGe'L
On CRY, Pa, July Silt was an oil
d,y with the homo club to-day, but
,yen at their best it Ia doubtful II the
"Hi,tsrs" would have been 10 1t against
the great club that now represents
Wheeling. The visitors move around
tho asld as II set on springs, run bases
like professional sprIntorS and their
batting was something phenomenal,
pu,tiug whitshlll, Oil City's brag pitch
or gu. Of the business before the end OF
the third inning,
"FOxey Jack" Glasucock at frat had a
,lring to every player in his team aud
hs, them under his direct control all
through the game and the understands
inc that exists between him and the
pitcher when q runner is on nfat
amounts almost to mind reading.
The "HiltsEs" had no chance to steal
ba,es aud were simply outclassed IN the
box, at the bag, and in every position In
The diamond, with this possible ercep-
lion Of frSt, held down by HcckeL the
old league player, aud third, occupied
BY Gremiugsr, Of the Cleveland league
club.
Tho game was too one sided to war
ran. extended comment, and u Wheel
ing can play all the time such bal as It
played to-day there is nothing ~ the
Iron and Oil League that has any busI'
ness with her,
The features Of the game were the
lively work OF the visitors. Davis home
run bit over the fence bringing In three
runs and Captain Glasscock'S batting,
he having four hits out OF five times at
Story Of the game, undoubtedly the
best victory Wheeling has achieved this
Raason:
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BELLAIILE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass city.
G. W. Dickens, cashier Of the Dollar
Savings bank, and wife, returned home
last evening from Atlantic City, where
they spent ten days.
Mics Edith Thompson, Of the Fourth
ward, has returned homo alter visiting
friends and relatives at Caldwell aud
Barneaville.
Blum Bros. have the front torn out OF
their clothing store on Belmont street
and they intend putting In new front,
Miss Minnie Cohen, Of the Fourth
ward, willie Saturday for Pittsburgh
TO visit friends and relatives.
A number from this city will 90 out
to Bethesda tomorrow, it being Ep-
worth League day.
Misses Ella and Louise Roscoe, Of tho
Fourth ward, returned yesterday from
St ClairGyille.
Mr.. Hartwell and wife, Of Greensburg,
Pa, are the guests Of relatives in the
Third ward.
oh. Dartah will move his family
into his new building on Union street
next week.
Charles Powell, OF the First ward, has
bought the vacant lot on TwOnty-second
street.
Mrs. Orion Portornold, Of tho Third
ward, lie with her husband at Chippewa
Lake.
Another trolley party will DO given
Friday evening by n number OF young
folks.
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At Louisville, Attendance, 1000. H. y. !;
LO9IsyiIIe.,""l Q . Q I t0-t TO
Pitchers weyhins aud BreIIcpsIoln.
Al Washington. Attendance, 1890 L. H. Z,
New YStE.....,s / 0 / 0 0 0 0-5 s /
Pitchers, Anderson and Meekin-
Al Boston Attendance, 9,60l H. H. O.,
Boston, .,....,,O o y y ! o. Z
BllIimore..,.O o 0 S 0 U o 2-7 u 8
Pi.cheIs-SllYetts aud Hotter,
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PrTrsBUndu, July Sl.-OhIcago won in
the ninth by hard hitting, Tho Colta
hit Hart freely throughout the game.
ThS Pitlsbnrghors found Griffith at the
opening, but after that he became
effective and wound up very strong,
EyereIts batting was the feature Of the
game, making four hits with a total Of
seven basoL Arson hurt his feet run.
ming bases IN the sixth inning and
Thornton was put on first. Attendance
1880, Score;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

$500 purse, has boon added TO tho pro-
gramma Tor Manhattan Beach next Sat
nrday. This will, without donb1, DO
tho greatest biCyclO race seen in the
vicinity Of New York this season, as ha'
sides tho regular entries at Manhattan
Beach, those Of W, @, Sanger, II. o. Ty-
Ter, A, W. Porter and II, 0, Wheeler
have also been received.
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HEADQUARTERS for Diamonds and
Watches on easy payments.
MCNAMgE's, 2lS7 Market street.

DEARRnGA should be stopped prom pit
". It soon becomes chronic. De
Wits Collie and Cholera Care il etlGc.
tive, safe and certain. Hundreds OF
Testimonials bear witness to the virtue
of this great medicine. Il can always
DO depended upon, its use saves time
and money. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
ing W. Va, D. 4. Peabody, BcnWood,
aud Bowie 4 o., Bridgeport, o. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

-. DR.. slory's nvO.mlnuto hoNd.
IOG' aChO euro. Guaranteed to euro
alex or nervous headache 10 ilvO min.
utoS. Bosl headache euro on onrth. Try
Il, only ton cents. For sale by all drug.
psls. Rood, Robb & Brclding Whole
Balo Agents. Mwdf,
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Mr.. Charles selbert, OF tho sslbert
Garden bowling alleys, has just put In
a now set OF patent alleys which are
attracting tho attention OF the bowling
fraternity, A party Of Newspaper peo'
pie have been invited to bowl on the
new alleys on Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

TWIN CITIES WON
APrstty Up.um Game from the rItuSvillo
Team Yesterday.

Team YsstsrdRN
Special Di'poteh 10 ne Inte1fGeHetr'
TrruwILLE, Pa, July Si.-The Twins
won q pretty uphill game from Titus
vile this afternoon. Gray started in
to pitch for the home club, but in the
rsyenth he was hit so hard that Jordan,
the ex.Pittsburgher, was substituted:
The Twins, however, are no respecCter oil
persons, and hit Jordan just as though
ho was an everyday sort oil AswIrIer.
The Icore:
Twin Clties..........-tO lOOo 40 lilo
Ti,Isrllie ..................2 0 ? o : 90 o. .
batteries, Gray. Jordan aud stenkie HaWlsy
and Prince Base hits. Twin Cities y, TiIuiViIe
T. Erfots, Twin Cities 3, TituIvilleI.
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Two base hits, OIL City ., whselng2 Three
base hit. Wheeling l. Homo run. Davis struck
ogl sy CopoEgf 5, BY WhIiehill /. BY PlitOrloW
i Passed balls, none. Wild pitches none,
Tine. gOl Umpire keele.
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~ the NATIONAL LEAGUE
"Your Unole" AnSon'' Colt Agnln Down
thu Proud Fiit'burRlitr"

Anions team again proved too strong
iof tho proud Pirates Yesterday nilnt'
noon. Thoy jumnoh on lho Pittsburgh
pitcher In tho ninth aud w0n ptotly
game. Ohicago's victory again places
tho loan In lhB frat dlylslon, Boston's
defeat al the hands oil the DalIimofOa
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4 GLORIOUS VICTORY
M.vbo "Jsok" alassoook DIdn't
swat tho Ball Yesterday
gP had FOUR NICE SAFE HITS

M, of Five Times at BATON Oily
peopIo Acknowledge They Arc Out
ora,sOd-rhO Twins Win From
rltnwllle. Pittsburgh Lose" to Chit
oaro-nofondor Defeats vigilAnt
AgOlu-othsr News ut Sport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

placoa the Cincinnati Rods In fourth
place again. Baltimore is now closa up
to Pittsburgh and coming fast.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh ., Chicago & Two
bsso hltS Donovan, s!enEeL Merritt, Everett.
bases, Stencil, Niles ~, Everett LAnge. Double
PLAYS Hart aud BSckleyi stoned aud Merritt
Struck out Cross Niles Hart Wild pitches,
Griffith. Time, 2:lS -umpireS Mcdonald and
O'DAy,
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s,..inl pt,pn..A b d. In.altaner.

WARREN, Pa. July 3l.-NeW Castle
and Warren played two gnmOi this
afternoon and parted even. Both games
we're exciting and holly Contested.
Scores.
w,r,en..........,............2 81 90 0 o. 2
New CasIle.............lO o > % c.
BruerIe, Vlckery aud Smith, Monroe and
sufuk. flAsa hits Warren a New CAiie b. Er'
r1r Warren !. SOT Castle Q.
Second game. Score: i.
New CastIe............O o o 0 1 90 0 l. 2
Batteries. vlckery aud Smith; Monroe, Michael
aud 5minG Blse hits, Warren o, New Castle D.
Errors. Warren 9, New CEStle7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

TnH best Ia what you want whom you
arc In need Of medicine. That is why
you should insist upon Hoods sarsa'
parilla, 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-01

The Wigwams defeated the Madisona
by the score OF 20 to S. battery, HYDE
aud Slager and AaRes.