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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

Slumue.
Tobias TIhhs looked careworn ana de-
seetri. and Dee complained of pain DID,
l.s h,lrt Eyer seo.' he said, while
Two large tears came into his eyes. Il
done care Gaze de fellers lost der game,
aut don ] had played dem fer dead
Cinch and Nike Scraegs has won all on
my marbles"
The Nfue fellow was awfully cut mp.
On h.s loyalty Co the Hustiers. he ven
1urtI f0 offer Scraecs. his side partner,
such tempting odds that Scrages took
2im up. and consequently Dc Is now bet
~ on n the goods of this world by sew
fral CENTS and half-dozen select
staws."
scrares was in juhnant frame OF
mind. aud Tihhs. who failed 90 see where
tho fun came in scowleds az him IN
most savage manner.
.If Jakcy had er stuck ter De old bat
ding order. der whole ting might have
been different" / assured Tobias that
svhne the change in the batting order
had not resulted successfully. still 10 did
bot affect materially the batting strength
or the team The little fellow failed 10
rec II In that light why jist look az
Der goosc-escs ] is done chaiked up." be
Fald; "does ger suppose l likes 20 put
sem upe'
Ir WAS niTIiA iifl.
Wen. 30 Ola go rather against the grain
- count five runs for the Magicians. and
az big SUM of nothing for Tho Husilcrs.
p es beaten. we were beaten, and what
Was worse SIN we were shut out. and
That on The home grounds.
Whore las tho fault2 You may we'll
Esk tho question. and YOU will find the
answer I'm The faulty fielding OF the
locals
There was "a certain fourth and NTH
5nnine over which 30 is painful 70 dwell
fnd over which would prefer 20 draw a
puritan of charity. hot facts forbid. and
Truth must Doe justified
"Duckle" Gulcn. hc Of graceful delivery
was in the box FOR tho Hustlers. and be
pitched lovely game. only allowing the
Mar.cians SIX hits but then it was n
launching OF errors ON the part Of the
locals that tells the SAD sad tale. Nc
Gowan was back on third Kahn i'm short.
md Bertc on second and while we lost
I believe tho change 10 be- "A strong one
plfhourh n ala not prove successful YES
ierday.
fNY WAS vHRY FOXY
Foxy Fry essayed 20 DO the twirlins, for
Roanoke. and be- 4, said 20 his evcrlast-
ing credit that he ala IL 20 "a queens
taste Talk about speed lie had
Enough 10 run blast furnace for
year. and he kept the hits SO scattered
that 3, seemed ages between them Yes.
Fry tossed perfect game. and he had
abe locals at hls mercy.
The contest was the fastest played here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11
oAMrs YESTERDAY.


= Richmond.
Roanoke. 81 Richmond. 0.
At Norfolk
INuchbue. as. Norfolk. 10.
~ Petersburg
Portsmouth. S.; Petersburg, O..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

rn The eighth the Hustlcrs came near
scoring. and would have done SO but for
uonsoman's poor coaching Of Smith. who
was on second. when Bradley sent the
ban against tho right-heli fence for q
t,yo-larQer smith. had he kept on. could
have scored. nut Hcusoman held him
n moment 40 third before he let him 20
home. then 70 was too tate. Stahi had
returned thc ban TO Padlen. who killed
smith IL The plate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

olANIlNF OF 4HN NhNNNs
Games won and lost by each club to
Each other club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-11

Portsmouth. Va. July I, 1895.
Commercial b. * l.. Asso'n, Richmond,
Va.
Dear Sirs.-l beg 10 say that / received
your check Tor s. interest on paid-up stock
held by me In your Association. from
January l. 1895 90 July I, 1895.
Yours truly,
CHAS H. HOGGS.
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MARTINS FERRY.
HnpS and MlshRp' IN chs Thriving City
AorOaa tho River

HnpS and MShRp' N chs Thriving City
Across tho River,
James Long, u union glassworker,
was llnOd 81 and Costs yesterday for fol-
lowing and insulting RI Gatiaher, an
employee at the Buckeye glass works,
Long plead mot guilty" and was proven
guilty at tho hearing before Mayor
WestWuod. William MoaaI, flint, had
his feelings hurt by Joe Willard. non.
union man, calling him bad names, and
caussd the arrest OF Willard,
A party cI young people will 60 into
camp to-day At the place occupied until
this week by Camp Rest, above Martins
Ferry. The party will consist Of VIII
and Howard Stewnrt, Carl Lash, Elmer
Reed, Howard Smith, Charles Wood,
john Garrett, Dan Zane, Misses Belle,
Stella and Ella Zane, Emma and Netiin
Diehl, Emma and Grnce Rlddor, Blanche
Wheeler aud others, with MIS-. DiGhl as
chapcron.
Mr.. O. n. Watson rOcayed q telegram
last evening from Vinton, Iowa, an'
nouucing tho death OF his brother, S. II,
Watson, q wealthy banker and real o.
tate dealer OF that city. The deceased
was brought up nt tfarrisviile, this
state, aud went to Iowa about tWenty.
i've years ago.
The picnic Of Standard Council Jr. o.
U. A. NJ at Stesle's Grove yesterday
was we'll attended. Dancing was the
principal amusement Music was fur.
nished by tho Oriental Banjo, Mandolin
aud Guitar Club.
Miss Lena Stokes, bookkosper at tho
Union glass works, goes to Pittsburgh
and McKeeSpor: on Sunday to spend
her vacation.
A party Of young people picnlcked at
Heltng'8 Grove yesterday, II was got
ten up by Harry Williams aud Miss
bella He'll.
Miss Belle BOazle, Of Bollhire, arrived
last night TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. William
McNlasters, on her return from Now
Castle.
Roy. II. S. Boyd, OF BeIiaire, will ad-
dresS tho Sunday afternoon meeting OF
the Y. NJ. u. A. at Walnut Grove.
The Cleo CLUB will be ontsrtained by
Bart PickOns at his homo on Scotch
Ridge next Monday evening.
NJ. @. Mitchell has been appointed
township reporter OF tho United Statos
agricultural department.
There were Gtty.two applicants for
teach0rS certificates OF the Belmont
county examination.
L. K. Hoge returned last evening
from q short visit at GAINESVILLE and
EpWorIh Park.
O. W. Hoyle mounted his wheel last
evening and went 10 SmIthaeli to spend
iow days
Barney DorrancO, n vol known con.
tractor Of SmIthGeld, was IN town yes.
teriay,
The Don Canning Company will com i.
meucs putting up tomatoes next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Boyd will return
IRON ChautNuquO tho frat Of tho week,
The Independent Hose Company will
meet at the Y. NJ .. A. Tomorrow night.
Henry Gregary aud daughter, OF Chi.
cago, are yisitlng David Gregory.
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ON a sNl,lnus oaAnGE,


william IInrrlng"r Charged with Abduet'
IngR Young Glrl frum Tier Father.
spealdl Dtln,th 10 Ms nsiiguir,
CuApLrsroS, W, Va, AugWtS VIII
lam BarrIngor, otllandlOy, to,day .woro
out warrant for George Williams for
abLucIIng his sISto0nyOar.Old daughter
Emma RRrrinser, Tho parties wore
here yesterday attending the American
Mechanics celebration and MI, BRFTIR'
ger left early In the afternoon by boat.
IIis daughter asked to DO allowed to ro'
main and tako tho evening train, and
was Joined In hGr request by Williams
who was unknown to Mr.. BNrTlngar,
but introduced himself and gave him
tho Knights oil PylhiRs' grip. Mr., Bar
ringer consented, but when his daugh'
tor did not arrive home ut the time spe'
Ciled no came back in search OF her,
He discovered that Hh0 and Williams
had occupied the Same room at hotel
during the night,
she claims that they, with q male and
female companion, took a buggy ride,
returning too late to catch the train and
Williams invited her TO 20 to the hotel
until tho enrlymorninR train arrived, to
which she agrOed. thinking that she and
the other girl would room together, In.
stead Of this she says Williams pushed
her into lie own room, locked the door
and compelled her to rsmsin with him.
As the two other parties wore wanted
"a witnesses aud could not DO found to-
day tho trial was postponed to Thursday
next and WilllamS was released on
bond.
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ON THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Joe PNtehSa Repeat, H,s Cleveland Vie
tory Over Robsr, j, Rt'nunalo.

Joe PNtchsa Repeats H,s Cleveland Vic.
tory over Rubsr, j, RtIiuHalo.
BuRSALo, n. Y, August s.--A mAgnt.
fcon. crowd to-day wItneissl tho Grand
Circuit races and we're we'll repaid by
the spectacle OF noble struggle DO.
tween ZOO Patchon aud Robert j., for
the supremacy. Patchen. repeated his
Cleveland victory on Roberts own
At ampiug ground, but waa forced TO put
In four faster hOAta than last week. The
four heats averaged 2:0jl, Tho only
iavoriIO OF tho day to suffer downfall
was Bumps, who was chased out two
heats in 2;09l. aud 2;ll, lowering his
record and thsnwas 30 thoroughly tired
that Rachel aud VRllsau made tho rag
thereafter, tho Montana mara finally
landing tho purse, Summaries:
2:l6 class, trotllng; purse 5000
Athanio, / (seyeu hOats)i Nellie A., 2;
Greihen, 8; Sabina 1. Time, 2:lJh,
2;l4l, 2:l4t, 9;lS, 9lG, 2:l7, 2:l4
2;93 class, trotting; purse 5000
Falkland. / (six hesls)i Yankee Luck, q;
Kate v, D. lime, @;lB3, 9;l6, 9:l5,
2;l5h 9:l6, 2:lSi.
2:97 trottiiE; throC.year.olds; purse
Sl,Ol0-l'red Kohl, l (threo heats ;
Geddss, .; Dre,chr 3. Time, 2:l6!,
2:l0l. 2h7t.
Match race, s5,OOO-JoO Patchon, !,
-four heats Robert j., ., Time, 2:Oll.
2:OIl. 9;0j!, 2:O6l.
2:20 class. pacing; purse $1,000
Rachael, livO heats; Bumps, .; Val.
lean, 5. Tine, 2;09i, 2;ll, 2:l2l, 2:l4!,
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All Sorts Of Local Srws aud Gossip from
tho Glass GIty,


All Sorts Of Local Srws aud Gossip from
thG Glass cts.
Tho gentlemen selected as delegates
from this county to tue judicial convOn.
ton at youngstown on the eth, will
probably all support Judge Burrows,
who was appointed to the vacancy by
Governor Mckinley. This delegates are:
Do Wilt Daniord. II. S. Armstrong, l. Y,
SedWIck, NJ. c. Mitchell, ]. W. Nichols,
George Colpitts, Y. 4. Potty, a. II.
Mitchell, w. A. Hunt, J. II. Holdings.
Worvh, J. G. loiulain, c, w. Carroll, ].
O. Gray,
BIN. Gilleland lost a skid some time
ago, but no learned 1t was down tue
river, aud yesterday he procured officer
SlroDel and drove about ten miles down
and found that John Day had taken II
in charge, hiA boy having caught II
floating down the river, Mr. Day was
about TO bring II up the river, fishermen
informing him who the owner was.
The GrO department here will hold a
general meeting this evening to com
plste arrangements to ationd tho tour
nament at Martins Ferry next week,
Tho boys arc worry enthusiastic, and
seem to be as much Interested as though
they werO to help entertain tho visitors.
Fifteen to twenty Knights TomplRr
wen. to st. ClRirsvllIe last night, whuro
the orders were conferred upon three
candidates. An extra train on the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling brought
tina rIVar front folks homo,
Col. Z. II. Anderson. tho clever Ssn.
tleman who is we'll known throughout
eastern Ohio a. tho manager oil Col. j.
d. Taylor's congressional campaigns, IL
now on his way to Europe with his
family,
Frank Mollott and slater, Miss Allie,
Miss Ada Wyrlck, Mr.. aud Mrs, d. A.
Colbert and perhaps others from hero,
will join the Knights lsmplar excur.
sion ~ Boston.
W. A. Fsnton, tho deputy county
auditor and candidate on tho Demo.
cratic ticket for that place, was called
to MorrlStown by the death Of n reA.
two.
Rev A. b. Williams and family, Of
Mt. Vernon, arc visiting relatives hero.
Rsv. Mr.. Williams was formerly pastor
Of the Christian church in this city.
william Dutiiold. who had his hand
mashed bs,weOn bumpers In tho @. 4
2. yards, viii GOT along with tho loss Of
only tho iornGnger
John NJ. Beckett was called 10 his
homo at Columbus Yesterday from tho
Monroe oil fields.
George Ne'2 returned Yesterday from
q throo weeks jhunl through Indiana,
IIOnry Blum aud wife LETT yOIler day
for Atlantic City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

WC offer Ono Hundred Dollars RO.
ward for any case Of CnlNrrh tint can.
not DO cured by Halls Catarrh Curc
f. ]. CHENEY & Co., ptops., Toledo. o.
Wo tho undcrsignoi havo known L.
]. Cheney ior the laSt liLoOn years, and
holIOyo him perfectly honorable In all
business transaction and financially
Rblu TO carry out any obligation made
by their firm. Wsr & TnuAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
MALpISG, RiSNAE & MRyIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
Halls Catnrfh Curc IA tnkon internal.
~, netting directly upon TIM blood md
mucOuB surfaces Of tho aystOm. Prico
10 cents per bottle Sold by all Drug.
gilts, Testimonials iroo.
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THE OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA

Adds Another Ia tho Hrllllnnt Successes
oJItS Past HlItpr5--Last NlghpA Cnnoerf.
Tho concert and communications
given at Wheeling park last night pass
cd OF in a way to justify tho promise
made for it, that ii would be the grand
est outdoor entertainment oil tho sea
sou, The Opera House Orchestra has q
rarO record Tor successful concerto and
entertainments, but none in its history
surpassed In attracliYeness nor In both
artistic and popular succnia this ono at
the park, Two trains, crowded with
thu best peopl0 Of tho city aud sur
rounding towns, went out at Z o'clock,
and q largo special traiu, literally
packed, followed at half past Z, The
large Casino was we'll filed to enjoy the
artistic programme prepared Tor the
concert which was M tOllowa;
PARTL
Alroh-"Ihs lIoneymooa''",D REo ,,S,yI
s COFaaIsolo- shepherds NoFnins song,
1 Descriptive Faua'IS.- The Night Alarm
s wniG-"Ny ThuHnsla' ,,-,,o,,,n,,E Rleale'
20 Minutes IniarmisSlon,
TAErIL
., "TorchlIght DRuce No, IN BIB" -,,.,.,...,.,
.,,,,.,,,,.,, ,,.,,,,.,,..,,, ,.H. Won MtVprbeeE
4 Grand soleouon-'Ihe Little yhTs'
TOPPER ,,..., ,,,,,,...,,, ,',',r,,,.''''d heENeI
g. GIuNd American taulasla-"TOne PIC
tuEds oil tho North aud South ,,..,,'';;,., =,
,., ....,.,,.,..,.,.,, ,,.., fho0, BendlS
o. TTopic Dance--"La illlo Creole ,,...;..,,,,
.n,.".,,,,,,,...,,,,,".,,."" letlnRhu
10 'CulnSieT AIIaquo" ",-...p-""R' EllenbeTH
Il doOa not require the cnmmen. that
each number was arti,ticallY rendered.
The orchestra never acquitted itself
more creditably nor moro to tho do
light Of an audience competent to Judge
oil tho merits Of tho performance.
The concert over the floor Was cleared
for dancing. which was kept up until
after midnight Outside tho Casino
the enclosure was magnilcen.ly lllu'
minated, and here tho baud gave a
promenade concert which was much
enjoyed by many. Prof., Spells musI'
clans added much 10 their reputation,
already 20 high that 1t reflects honor on
the city, II was pleasant 10 motto the
liberal aIGns Of appreciation OF home
organization, showing that in this case,
nc least, tho old saying about the
prophsta lack Of honor in his own
country has no application.
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season ysstorday afternoon, on the
Island bali park, In the irit game tho
Registers were badly baaIen aud tho
lnlellgOncors were therefore lavottas
yesterday, However tue Registers
wore CRAFTY strengthened and put ~ Il
much b0tlor game than bOlore. Cowan
pitched five lnnlnGa Tor tho Registers
aud did good work, except In tho second
inning, whom four runs werO scored.
lurnor was In thnpouIs for tho lutUlli.
gepcsrs, but on account OF sore arm
wat not as effective as usual, IIa was
relieved bY Brewster In tho seventh.
Tho IntolligOnosr4 malo groGt rally at
tho bat in the ninth inning, but their
opponents lead was too big. II 10 prob
RbI0 that q third game will DO played IN
a tOw days, The score Of yesterdays
game was as follows;
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n,rny DO n, Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irylug, ILL.,, wtllOi
chat no had q severe Kidney trouble ior
many yCar5, with severe pains In his
back and also that his bladder wa, NE
iee,ed. lie tried many so.callcl Ktdrcy
cures but without any COOL rcAuIL
About year ago he began the use oil
Electric hllters ana found relief at oucs.
Electric Bi.lera Is especially adapted 10
euro Of oil Kidney and Liver troubles
and often gives Utmost inItHnt relief.
Ono trial will prove our statement
PrlCo only SOC for largo bottle. A
LaGan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. o
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KNOWLEDGE

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dppollinr colds, headaches and ieyem
and permanently curing constipation;
It hal given satisfaction 10 millions dnd
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, bccnu.d II nets on the NlI'
news. Liver and Bowels without weaE'
ching them and II IL perfectly iro from
cyory Objectionable substance, .,
Syrupof I1lgs Is for pnla By nIl drug
git1in6Oc aud 81 botilCr, but us mnn'
,lfncturcd by the California IIg syrup
Cp. only whose name IspHntcd on every
porkapc, also the name, Syrup Of ZIG
and beinp well Informed. you will MOI
accept auy substitute II offered.
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a. Cincinnati Attendance, . 200 y D.
s''l, a.I,.. .g 3 / 4 Z -'22 y !
r"brr Rhlnei ard Kl,dnger Umpire No.
..AlhlAiclpha Attendance, on . u, r..
BAN l,fr...i 0 o . . D y o 60 2
f.tNnu Taylor and bper
d.. Vow FORK 2 T.
stg York a"i aO77 Ill T. !
wellington % D q q o 0 D o.
I.A'T Rl'lS aud BOYD. Umplro. EniIlo'
f., a Boston Flrt Rama y ~ =
u. .1.ITu. o D b q o 0 o o. q
I'al'r slvclu aud Kennedy
"rpnd gano Attendance, Iolo. 4, y
hriiYa o 3 o = ! % 4 9
I.'tNl" sullivan and dnmbhtl.
J. '"hlrig1 Attendance ADl1, y y
'aS1I % VI 3
IHh.U. gtI1iib Wallace mad Knall
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FIRST RLooDsuED

In the Fight HstWaon sQnautsrs and MIL
owners Ia Wisconsin.
MAmSErrr, Wis, August 8.-The
FIRST blood in the fight between the
squatIOra aud mill owners wa, shed this
morning. Six women, wives OF squat
tors, Ralliod out to tear down fence
which Ind been erected around their
homes during the night, and they were
attacked by the mill company'S crew,
A pitched battle ensued and tho women
werO worated. Four OF them were
taken from tho ground covered with
bruises aud bleeding. Jack Lundeb0rg
aud Dick German, olths mill company,
were arrested.
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4 nomr kicked II. 8. Skater, Of tho
FrOOmyOr llou1u, Midllnburg N y, on
tho knee, which laid him III In bed
and caused tho knOn joint 10 become
Hill. A friend recommended him 10
uan C1anborain's Pain Balm, which no
did, aud In two days wal abba IN bn
around. Mr.. SnntOr has recommended
II to many olIiOrI and sayl II Ii CxcnI.
lent for any kind Of u brulso OF spraIn.
This 0amo Remedy II also famous for
ita CurOa VI fhnum1tism.
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nURRAH For THE TWINS.
Dlrrah'I Angels Figure In au OIL City Sur.
prise Party.

DlTrah'I Angels Figure ihan OIL CITY sur
prise PnrtI
SERIAL Dlipal.A TO tIs hiHnAer.
OIL CRY, Pa, August S--WhitOhilI,
Hecksr', crack tWirlor started In to
pitch ta.day'a game against the Twins,
but when four runs had been made oil
bic delivery in each OF the second aud
third innings, he was very property
taken out aud Pastorius substituted.
built was too late; the Twins had lead
which could not bs overcome. Hawlcy
pitched 4 good game for the vlsitora.
The score:
on City..............-..,. QUO J . o o.
TVla C,ilsI.........,..., o iiO2 90 ell
Bu,s hits Oh City II, Twin Cities II Errors.
Oh Cliy Twiu Cities Batteries OIL CITY,
whtshill, hSiorl1s and Donovan Twin Cltiei,
AAT.sy and Briggs
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HAYWARD Long, Of Martins Ferry,
who has charge Of tho bicycle races TO
take place In connection with the fire.
mems races on the state Fair grounds
next Thursday, wishes the lSrGLLI,
aENcER to state that they have tho sane
ton OF tho l. A. w. racing board to run
these races.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

wAsursGroS, u. e.. August S-A
medal Of honor has been awarded to
John S. Kounlz, drummer Of Company
~" Thirly.sCvonih Ohio Volunteers,
for most distinguished pnlnntrylin &c.
ton at tho battle OF Mlasion Ridge
Tenn, November %, 1858. A boy Of
eighteen years OF ago he dropped his
drum, seized a mu'krL aud joined tho
charge, inspiring his comrades by his
heroic conduct.
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UNION vnrNnANs, uYIoY.
National Onlcrrs Elrot cd--'iemorInI Day
IN Public schools.

LIMA, ONO. August s-IhO national
orIicsra Of the Union Veterans Union
wore installed this afternoon. The
womon's Veteran, Relief Union have
elected Mrs. uorionlo White. Of
Fremont, prosidenti Mrs Lorinda
Smith, Lima, senior vico president; Mrs
Bernard, Of Maine, junior vice nrOsi.
dent; Mira Lille Thomas, Of Washing.
ton, Pa, conduotross; Mrs. Mary ].
Wright, Hove, Mich, chaplain,
A resolution to change the pension
bureau 10 tho war department was lost,
A resolution to make the fret Friday
preceding tho l3ih Of May memorial
day in tue public schools was adopted.
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TERRR HAUTE, IND.. August S.-Sum.
marIos Of to.day's races:
2:l7 trot, purse Sl.500-Baron Dillon,
/ 1--we hcats); Maggie Sherman. .; Beu
h., 3. limo, 2:i5, 2;i5f, 2;i5i, @;iil,
2:l3.
2:lS pace. purlO s9,500-Brown Hal.
Jr., Tive heata); Aileen, 9; Sir Edward
Arnold. g. limo, 2:l0t can't 9:l0k
2a3i, 2:l3l.
2:07 pace, purse sl,OOO-RubonIteln,
three heatsl; Coas.man, .. Time,
2:l3, 2:07i, 2:llt.
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rs ImE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
riu,bush Is Now In First Place After Sew.
rrnl Mnhka.

Pi,,sburgh'I victory over Louisville
saA ChicsHp's defeat Of tho Spiders
PacO' the Pirates once more in tho load.
they have n little over one onn'lhOu'
,aIdlh tho advantage Of Tobcau's men.
New York las at last emerged from
ninth place, goin: 10 seventh position
on the double defeat Of Brooklyn. BAL
amoro won again and 10 not far from
iuctwo western leaders
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

Monnd'villW camp Meeting, August . ~ IN.
sundays, August II aud Is, the Balli.
moro u ohio will run church trains 10
NInundsyIlO camp, leaving Wheeling nj
$40 H. N, 1850, a,iO aud $500 p. M
Returning leave Camp station al $3.50
n. M, 1880, 500 nnd 1900 p, M,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09
"FITZ" CUT A BASE,
which Umpire MoNIsvpoy DID Not
500, SO tho whooIiuEa Quit
7BE cELORONS GOT THE GAME 90

Tho TWAS Defeat tho oil City AsGrs,
CATION In Good styIO-Pl1'shursh
.wIn. From tho colonols--rho Grand
Circuit Races at BuGAIo-Ycstor.
da,. Gamo at tho Island Park.
othsr News of SPORT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

PirynUpGu, August S.--LpuisvlIle ap'
Feared hero IN better form than on
Their former yiaIL Tho Colonies pInyei
agl1i zane, bat tho PittsourghI man
aged to bunch ihoir hits and win out
Attendance g71. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-09

Earned runs, Wheeling. ,; CelOron, 5, Two
b,,e hits, KAlkhOG, CAmpield, Whaley, Dayit
farce base hits, Campheld, FlIESlmmons, Home
run ireland First base on balls, by Coutoy l.,
Ly Rfoi!s l. by McCleAry /. Hit by pitched ball
By Couroy /, BY McClOaFy |. SlTuckout, by Con,
nov & By Bodied, By MsCleary 8. VIVA pitches
NtLleAiy. ConyoY. UmDlre. AcNleEney. Two
ont nhan EAme Wa Callll.