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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-14
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

New YORK, June Ii.
Money on call nominally ca at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper "a t3ls por cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 4S94 QLt5iIa for
demand and 1854 14sSIa for sixty days; posted
rates 4SsG.9J, commerci al bills, 4S714DiS1Ia
silver certificates 673s I675s: no sales; bar
silver, 665s. Mexican dollars 53l4
United States government bonds steady;
new AS reg., l234; do coupons l234; IS
reg, ll6; 5's coupons, ll6; As reg. llljs; as
coupons, lib; rs reg, ga Pacific 6s Of %,
lou.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, June IL.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: Wheat - June,
opened 7s34c, closed 79S4c July, opened 1g&c.
closed S1ac; September, opened SIlac, closed
sl3sc. Corn June. nominal. closed 5O34c;
July, opened sc closed 5l3sc; September,
opened 53c. closed o. 3sc. Oats-June opened
3O1sc, closed 3D3sc; July. opened 3OI9c closed
3OLc: September, opened SOAc closed 3014c.
Pork - June. nominal, closed sl2. ~; July,
opened Si2.a7s :, closed Sl2 10 Lard-June,
nominal, close Sl2.j21a
Produce: Butter-Creamery. l7Isc per 10;
extra dairy, lp0l6c fresh packing stock
500 Eggs Fresh st pck. loss off. lie per
doz. Live Poultry-Chickens, SIac per 10:
turkeys. 71Sc; ducks SQtS1ac; geese, 5000
40 per doz. Old potatoes - Common to
choice, 25t35c per blu; new. 4OD6Oc. Apples
Fair TO choice, $2.5JDi.U per obi Honey
White clover, Lilo SO tiJn,; ne " sto TX. 1870
lac; broken comb. loo &c: dark comb poor
packages. sc; STRAINED Ctliforni =. 5lpjc. straw
berries-Il'inois, SlbO9 l.O per 24-qt case
Michigan, $l0O1l.4J per l6-qt case.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. June IL
Live Stock-Prices at the Union Stock yards
today ranged a, follows: Hogs Estimated
receipts for the day 1900; sales ranged at
So O51L3j pigs. A.3ll146j light. $4.4 Q&.55
rough packing, $40 1LS mixed, and 5000
40 heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle - Eliminated receipts for the day,
3.5OU; quotations RANGED at Sa80G6.05 choice
to extra shipping steers, $5.O5ti5J goo to
choice do, $&5Ot5.OO fair to good, S3.7jdtAU
common to medium do, 3l501L0O butchers
steers, $22jlt3.25 stockers, $2.75139J feeders
xL7Ot39O cows, $s.50DtO heifers, S2.35DS.9O
bulls, $2.11lD450 Texas steers, aud $2.2515 8
veal calves.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day 1000;
sales ranged at.s,2.OG A00 wostorns, $500
40 Texans, SL7j64 q natl YES. and s2.5O05.75
lambs
Milwaukee Grain
MILWAUKEE. June IL.
wheat-No. 2 spring, sOjsc; No. l Northern,
SIC; July, Sl5sc. Corn-No. 3, SIC. Oats
No. white, 32tsc; No. 3, $3.50. Barley
No. 2, acc; samples, 5c05lIsc. Rye-No. l,
70l6c.
ST. LOUIS. June IL.
wheat-Cash, s3I1c bid; June, SIC nomi-
nal; July. Nc bid; september. sJlSc Corn
Cash, 4Sc; June, 473sc nominal; July 4sc
bid; September, 4skc bid. Oats - Cash,
2g34c; June 29c nomi nal; July, i2pIzc asked:
Septe mber, 2g3sc asked.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-14
Attorney General Harmon Takes Hold.

WASHINGTON June 12.-All the mem
bors OF the cIhlnet except Secretary Her
bert and Postmaster General Wilson
were present AT the meeting. Attorney
General Harmon, who arrived yesterday
and took the oath, accompanied by his
predecessor, now Secretary of State Oh
ney, were among the first To arrive at the
White House. The president presented
the new attorney general to the other
members of the cabinet. After the cabi-
net meeting Attorney General Harmon
held levee at the department. of justice
and his subordinates were presented to
him
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-14
Tuesday. June IL.

Three boys were drowned in Lake Erie
near the life.saving station ut Cleveland.
The boys were: Michael Sheridan, IL
years old; Patrick Morris, IL years old,
and Emmett Sweeney, IL years old.
r. w. McClaughry has been selected as
warden for the United States penitentiary
at Fort Leavenworth.
Lee Burwell, an engineer at the Men,
dota Ulis.) Union station, drank three
ounces of carbolic acid by mistake and
died inside of twenty minutes.
The Pastors association met at Dallas,
Tex, and voted to prevent, il possible, the
Corbett- Fitzsimmons prize fight coming
off in Dallas
Every saloon In Des Moines has been
closed by court decision that none Of
them was running in accordance with the
provisions Of the mulct law.
Delegates to the national Bre wers' con-
vention are arriving in large numbers at
Milwaukee. The convention will open
tomorrow.
Ex-Secretary Whitney emphatically
says he Is not a candidate for president
nor will he be one.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-14
"Wednesday. June 12.

Five thousand francs, that Is to say,
barely 81, 900. Is the amount that has been
obtained by the public auction at Paris Of
the vast stacks of love letters addressed to
Nine. Recamier by most Of the leading
men OF her time.
The child which Mrs. Konopka, Rus
sian immigrant, threw out Of the cars at
Terre Haute, Ind, is recovering, and the
mother Is regaining her reason.
During the debate in the Belgian cham
Der OF deputies man who was In the
public gallery suddenly commenced shout
ing out insulting words regarding King
Leopold and the ministry. He was
promptly expelled.
Senator Brice, 1t Is stated, has announced
to friends his intention of being candi-
date for reelection To the United States
senate from Ohio.
The roundhouse, seven locomotives,
and other property of the Santa Fe rail-
way were destroyed by fire at Arkansas
City, Kas Loss, sues 000
The Roman Catholic University of No
ire Dame. at South Bend, Ind, is cele-
brating deliberately its fiftieth ami
versary. A number of prominent prelates,
Including Ireland are present.
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Social Phase of the Appointment.

when Judge Harmon resi- gned in 1857
Governor Foraker appointed Judge
William Taft, now United States circuit
judge, and formerly solicitor general, To
the vacancy. Mrs. Harmon is an ac-
complished lady, the daughter of the late
DIR. Scobey, OF Hamilton. They have three
daughters, Mrs. kdman Wright, Jr., of
Philadelphia; Miss Eiizabeth,a recognized
society leader, and Matioria, the youngest
OF the family who is II years Old
The announcement of the transfer OF
Attorney Generai Olney TO the head of
the state department created no surprise
here, as il has been we'll understood for
several Gays that O pey would succeed
Secretary G'esham. The appointment of
Judge Judson Harmon as attorney gem
eral, however came In the nature OF a
surprise. HIS name had not even been
canvassed as among the probabilities
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-14
st. Louis Grain.

81. bUUIs, June II.
wheat-Cash. S3I1c bid; June, SIC nomi-
nal; July. sil6c bid; september. sJlSc Corn
Cash, 4sc; June, 473sc nominal; July 4sc
bid; September. 4sAc bid. Oats Cash.
2934c; June &c nominal July, 52e,zc asked;
Septe mber, 1850 asked.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-14

wheat-No. spring, sOjsc; No. l Northern,
SIC; July, sl5sc. Corn-No. 3, SIC. Oats
No. 2 white, 32I6c; No. 3, 32ssc. Barley
No. 2, ACC; samples, 5O95lIsc. Rye-No 1,
70l6c.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-06-14
GUESSERS WERE OFF.
NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL WAS
NOT ON THE LIST

OF Those Who DO the Guessing for the
Newspapers-Judson Harmon, of Cm.
cinnati, Appolnted-Oiney Named for
Secretary of state.
WASHINGTON, June S-The president
late yesterday afternoon announced the
following cabinet appointments: For
secretary of state, Richard j. Olney, of
Massachusetts; for attorney general Jud'
son Harmon, of Cincinnati. Harmon has
been for a long time judge of the common
pleas court, and is a man of about 30
years of age, one of the most conspicuous
lawyers I'm the west. Upon the retire
ment of Ex-Governor Hoadley from his
Cincinnati firm upon lis removal TO New
York, Harmon took his place at the head
of the firm of Harmon, Colston, Gold
smith & Hoadley, the last named being
a son of Ex-Governor Hoadley, of Ohio.
Cincinnatians Highly Elsted.
A dispatch from Cincinnati indicates
that the appointment is very popular in
that city. The telegram says: when
the appointment of Judge Judson Har
mon became known here attorneys from
the courts and offices rushed to the office
of Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoad-
ley TO congratulate the new attorney gen.
eral and ask for date for "A farewell din
ner from the bar Judge Harmon said he
had received letter from President
Cleveland yesterday and replied TO it by
wire. Tie went TO Columbus last night
on personal business and does not know
when he will go To Washington. Judge
Harmon is not only recognized as one of
the foremost lawyers and jurists of this
state, but as one OF the most popular citi-
GEMS
One of the Men Who "Greeleyized."
Oh was born near this city 40 years
ago, has always lived here, and is known
by all. His father, Rev b. f. Harmon,
was n Baptist minister, well.knOwn
throughout the Ohio valley. Judge Har-
mon was graduated at Dennison univer-
sity, Baptist institution at Granville,
o., in 1866, and began the practice of law
In Cincinnati in 1869. He was a Repub-
lican till 1872, when he "Greeleyized. "
He was elected superior judge in 1873 re-
elected in 1885, ana when Ex-Governor
George Hoadley went To New York in
1887 Judge Harmon resigned from the
bench To become the head OF the firm of
Harmon, Coiston. Gol ismith d Hoad-
ley, which represents several railways
and other large corporations and with
which firm he will continue his connec-
ton.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-29

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APROaAD
Ell VINO de QUINIUM de AL
Quinina) constituye un medics
cual pueden seguramente conta
Eel VINO de QUINIUM LAB
tadas, bien por diversas causas
un crecimiento demasiado rap
los viejos debilitados por la eda
es un precioso auxiliar de los
PsLdoras de TdL1et produce efec
PARIS. 10. rue Jacob = Case
vE
No.
y sin embargo, cuando las circunstan
cias son tales que os hallais on Ia necesidad
de eregir entire una posicion honrada ana
posici6n vergonzosa, ipreferir6is ser Ia que
rida del duque de Anjou ser la mujsr del
conde de Monsoreaui
No digo ESQ, caballero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-29

1na ]. ab; I3.!; i,
, PoR AoAD DEn1rA DE NIB ID c
FREDO LABARRAQUE, preparado con
nento de composition determinada, rico
los medicos y los enfermos.
les es recetado con gran exito
lie debilidad, bien por antiguas enfermed
do; las jovenes que stienen dificultad p
8 por enfermedades En- los casos de Cto,
Tornado, por ejemplo, al mi
os maravillosos por su rapida accion.
4. EEzE - a. CAAMPgGNY 4 c.
anE EN- roDAs Las FARMAcIAs DE ToDos Lo 8
concebib.e, la puerta de la calle no tenia
cerrojo interior. Atrancamos las puertas
de nuestres cuartos, quitamos la lampara
de Ia escalera, y nos colocamos en- nuestro
obser vatorfo
NADIA advertimos que pndiese ala rmarnos
hasta las ouce de la noche. A las once por
la calle de San Antonio vimos salir cinco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-29

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TA-DoDLoR
Este pr-parado indio, de gran fama on
pais, crra radica,rnen5e los ca5arros gripa
.es, dolores de eabszs, neuralgias. rsuma
.nfamaeioEas denaas afeceionas eubanesa
stc., ETC.
La formula 10 cada botei;a indica la ms
aera de usarse. a pesar del gran consum
ie este preparado, su presio sers 81 com
igus Gaia de "a medias bossllas, pesos
Uniros dsposirar:os dai ,egitirnc 2aca
.9ssh0
l.. JlAas9os y Cs
-. u. ~ 10 1904 o,~
fs-r-s
principe cuAnto quiera para ell martes 8
microbes
Como es eso2 por quea exclame yo
-Porque el duque de Anjou esta decidi-
do todo; porque en la OCCASION presente Sc
halla en- buena inteligenoia con s. NJ por
consecuencia no hay NADIA que esperar del
rey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-29

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DlGESTIVO
luina (extracto de la verdadera IIIIUu
en- principles activos, sobre ell Nli
las personas d5biles oquebran- NAN
des; los aduitos fatigados por lDN
ra formarse desarrollarse y l
5sas, Aneraia Pdliaez, este vino Al1l
mo tempo que las verdaderas DNH
Suc.. - 19, rue Jacob. PARIS T77TT71I
PAIsEs lIVIIIM
es la quinta casa contando desde la es1uina
de la Gale de S IN Pablo.
-SCrees til que la lave har esta Puerta7
He sacado ell M olde de la cerradura.
Cogf ell brazo de Gsrtrudis le estrechG
con violencia.
sY luego que entrem os2 dijo Ia misma
voz.
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hOB ERIO dR4A IA ~
ING ENyE2

Ponce. pMeyfoRsco
Representante de los seTores Manlove
AlIiet q c., ingenieros manufacturers 2
On to9a clase 10 mag uina-is>
ara hac;sndas de cana Ia sabrteacidn \
.zccar.
Psdansa info-c,Aa Tsssto e. 1892
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

NEw YoRK, July 9h-Thc papers in
the Rynn.smith match were signed this
evening at tho GllIey House. The
noted weltor.wRiRhts will meet at BAL.
lac, Texas, aftor the CorbOtt.Fizsim.
mons battle for q purse Of 5000.
While those arrangements were in
progress, another important match was
being made at tho Coleman. Sam
Fitzpatrick. manager Of kid" Lavigno,
Erred" Yoight, for Jimmy Handler aud
q number Of othOr followers Of puRil.
ism. mot and arranged a match between
those noted light.woighta. II Is to be-
twenty-five round at onO hundred aud
thirty.hvO pounds four weeks from
signing articles and before tho club Of.
iering the most money.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

LAST Juno Dick Crawford brought his
Lwolyc.months.old child, suffering from
%infantilo diRrrhWa, to mo. II had boon
weahsd 81 four months old and Ind IT..
WAYS been BiCkly. | gave II the usual
treatment In such Casos but without
benefit, Tho child kept growing thinner
until II weighed but little moro than
whom born, or perhaps ton pounds. /
thOn started tho father 10 giving Cham.
bBtlain'a Collie, Cholera and DiarrhmA
Remedy. lOioFo ono b0ttlo Of tho 20.
rUnt Brao had boon usui n marked I'M.
proyomont was soon aud IL, continued
uso curcd tho child. It's weakness aud
puny constitution disappeared aud It's
lAthnr aud nytOlt hnllovo tho ohild'a
Ito was saved BY this ROmGdy. j.. r..
MAnLow, NJ. D., TamNroH, III.
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A cure for every disease
MARTINS FERRY.
HapS and MlsirIps In tbs Thriving OIty
Across the River.

HRp1 and MlaillpE IN thO ThrlVluE OEy
Across the River.
The outlook for the lremen'S tournR'
msRt At Martins Ferry on August IA
and 10 IL good. Invitations were sent
out only last week to different COM
paniss and several have already &C.
ceptod aud entered, These are tho two
BeIIaire companies, Coshoclon, Toronto
and Salem. New Philadelphia has
promised to come, OtherI expected
are tho Findlay, NorTalk, Loudenyllls,
0rrviiie, Marietta, WetiSVltie, East
Palestine aud THIN.
Mr.. John O. Wagner, who will short
ly leave Tor Cincinnati to make his lu.
ture home, entertained a party OF
friends aud acquaintance IN a pleasant
manner at Mgnnerrhor hall last night
The X. Of G. +. has elected these OIL
cers3 II. irwin, f. e. Aug. HenctieE,
n. c.; A. Smith, v, CT Chas. Keller,
II. p; j. II. Brown, N. Of FL A. ].
Harris, N. r. John AuIt, S. IL.
Thomas Sanders and Hattie Taylor,
who we're arrested by Constable 7. II,
3NhllhuUt vi Auuhh hAklFI No. fA'NN
before Squire 4. I. Howell, OF Bridge
port and discharged.
Misses Cora Sloan and Minnie BuChan-
non have returned from the Christian
Endsavor convention at Boston. They
came via ChautRuqua.
A we'll was located on the Esther
Buudy farm, in Colorain township, on
Tuesday, by Mr.. Gallaher.
George Goodrich, formerly OF Mar.
tins Ferry, was recently burned TO
death at Gate City, Ind,
The trolley party announced for Tuos.
day evening was postponed ~ account
otthO smallpox scare.
Mrs. Rev. L. c. Simpson and children.
OF Dayton, are visiting Mrs. A. Ralston,
on Fourth street,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank link rode to
St~eubenville on their wheels yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Mitchell have re.
turned from q visit at st. ClaiFsytile.
It is understood that tho Gloe Club
and Whist CLUB will consolidate.
Rev. W. D. HaItzog leaves to-day for
Medina aud Cleveland.
Miss Minnie Cox will shortly visit in
Toledo aud vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25
SOME FINE RACING
Was Seen A. MsdIurI C--' crdAy-DImcult
to PIok Winners.


Was seen At S1sdIurI Us crdAy-pImculs
to PIok Winners.
MEDFoRD, MASS, July PA fine
days racing was enjoyed at Mystic
Park to-day. The fields wero large and
it was very difficult to pick winners. In
the 2:9l event Yankee Luck was out for
blood, sud took tho race after having
heen beaten by Fiber in tho second
heat by a neck. In the 2:l7 pacing
class, Daisy Dean won three straight
heats, closely followed by the bay mare
Nellie McCroy. At tho close OF the 1921
class the bay stalliod Star Alcoyno wont
against his own record oil 2:3Oi and
mude the mile in '2:iii. Tho 1877 class
was q walkovor for Lima Stanford.
2:2l class, purse SGOO-Nankee Luck
won first, third and fourth heats and
race; timo, 2;l7!; 2;l7; 2;lSl. Fiber
was second, winning second heat; time,
2;i5i
2;i7 pacing class, purse SGOO-Daisy
Dean won three straight heats and race;
time, 2:l2I 2:l3; 2:li.
2:27 class, purse SBO0-Linda Stan.
ford won three straight heats aud race /;
tilnO, 2:22i 2;20ii 2:22t. y,
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A Hou.shoId Trea.urs.

DIV. Fuller, Of C~anaiohario, n. y,
says that ho always keeps Dr.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow it's useI that he would not
be without II, Il p%roCHtable. 6. A.
Dykeman, Druggist, Catskill, N T.. says
that DR.. Kings New Discovery lie IN.
dOubtedly the best cough remedy; that
he has used 1t in his family for eight
wears, and 1t has never failed to do all
that Is claimed for 1t. Why not try q
remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store. REGULAR size Doc, and 81 %. 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

backed Palchen. Attor scoring twice
they got the word in the ifst heat,
Gentry taking tho lead from tho wire
aud was Meyer headed to tho finish, al
though PateheR was not far back of him
until thoy passed tho thrGo.Quarters
pole, when Gentry pulled away and
finished a length ahead in 2i0li, Gem
try went to tho first quarter ia thirty
seconds tho half in $50! (which IL tho
fastest half ever paced in pubtlc)i
three quarters in 1880. Patchen threw.
q shoe after passing the hall mile post
or no would have driven Gentry out in
2;02 a. MCIlenry pulled Gentry in the
stretch.
In tho second heat, Gentry again took
tho lead with PatehSR close up at the
three quarters pole, where Patclon
again threw q shoe and Gentry logged
to the wire In 2;06i, going tho three
quarters in l:32.
In tho third heat McHeury sent
Gentry away At a two minute clip,
which carried PatChen of his feGt and
he broke badly. He was not in II alter
that and Mciienry could have shut him
out Summary Of tho special race,
pacing, purse SS,0O0j winner to take
all,
John r. Gentry, b, s., by ratchou'
WllEs, SMcl'elTyl r,rr", '",;.;i "a" ! l l
lime-&OH, lOj S;OSI.
Curry says PatGhan was not in good
shape for the killing pace MClienry
a.Na aal 4, 49, ..tt.r,I Ah.N rnNN.F IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

Conaver will pitchto-day, oura ahOuld
win.
Henry, tho Reading third bNssman,
has accepted Franklin's terms.
Those back Of the Twins are plncky.
Here's hoping they will finish second
to Wheelings first.
Individually, the WhoelingJ are the
strongest team in the Iron and OIL
League. Why can't they win Games? is
aqu9stiou the cranks arc asking now.a.
days.
schauh, who refuses to conO to
Wheeling, II Is said, will play with
TONY" Honder's now Lima club, which
il made ~ Of some oil tho Kenton
players.
Tho Allentown club. OF tho Pennsyl.
TaniG state league. Ia about to dlaband.
Joe MulVOV. the old Philadelphia and
Brooklyn third ba5sman, iS with that
team, and would nt nicely In WheOling's
inGeId.
Robinaon, Cooper and McGuirk, Of
tho Kontons, arc said to have signed
with Twin Cities. Secretary Smith, OF
ths Twins. was in Kenton Tuesday with
lines out for these . As Cooper has
aIready accepted Whopling's terms no
caagot play with tho TWAS.
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TnE RACNs b
Many Wheeling Poop,o VIII SEE the oyolsrI
ut SlVubpnVlt1O.

Many Wheeling Poop,o VIII See the oIolsra
Mt SlVubpnVll1O.
This afternoon the National Circuit
bicycle races take place at steubsnvills
on tho Pleasant Heights track. A great
many Of tho Glass d moR-tho circuit
chasers-arrivsd In s%teubenyille during
the day yesterday aud it il expected
that there will be so many that trial
heats will be necessary in two or three
OF tho "B" events. The racing starts at
Up. m.
A number Of Wheeling people are
going to SEQ the races. For the in
formation OF those intending to 90 It il
stated that a party will go up on the
1900 Cleveland X Pittsburgh train from
Bridgeport this morning. II the party
numbers ten or more q tWo.cent a mile
rate car DO secured. The wheslmen
should DO on hand early, 80 that the 70.
duCed rate cRn DO secured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-25

kHN-
New CAsTLE, PA, July 94.-The home
run Of Brodie in the fifth after Kalkhof'
got his base on balls and Davis made q
sacrifice, saved the Wheeling club from
IIhut out to-day.
The game was the ineSt one seen on
the home grounds until the eighth in
Mug, when New Castle took a batting
S,ruak aud knocked out elk hits and
these added to errOrS by CrOtty aud
KAlkhOF brought in eight runs,
Brodis pitched a good game until this
inning, when no apparently weakened.
New Cattle played a game that was full
Of brilliaucy and vim, The only error
being Welr's, and II was an oxcusRble
tumble Of Pritchard's grounder,
The Wheeling team made an excel.
lent impression aud there were no dis
putss on either aide. Their inability TO
biz Monroe lost them the game. Attend.
aace 600. Conover and Davis will be
the battery for Wheeling tomorrow aud
Callahan aud SmiHk ioF New Castle.
The score:
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IN BOWLlNGDONI.
Tho NamalssS Team wins Three aud Has u
"Ciuoh" for the Mu'se League Cham.
pionshlp-Protekted HnmgA

Last evening on the Musee alleys the
NamelesI and EldorAdo teams boWled
aud the former took thres victories on
comfortable margins. The result Of
these games Is that NamSless has prae.
tically won the Musee league champion.
ship. Unless the team falls down
badly nOxt week they are tue winners.
Tho scores;
Nameloss-campbcll, 122, l4l. 1859;
Wells, 1GG, las, 1870; Manning. 100. 1888,
1856; Caronbaucr, 1873, 100, l25; Akin.
con, 125, 1871, 1874; Riddle, 1863, los. 1865;
totals. s72, $50, $50.
EldOrudoa-Weitzol, $40. l4S, 1871;
Henderson. III, l24, l44i Murphy, III,
1877, lA9; Wagner, 1872, llj, 1926; Hall,
l23, i22, lS9; Blind. l09. 1853, 1877; totaii,
7S4, $50, 100.
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Ten Thousand People saw Gentry Pncu
Al Around Joe Patehun-A Fall De.
GCrlptlon.
F%REEpoRr, Ills, July 24.-Tsn thou.
sand people saw John r. Gentry pace
all around Joe Patchon, this afternoon.
at Taylur's Park. The track was in fine
condition when the race was called, but
rain fell at tho conclusion OF the frat
heat. Both horses were loudly chesrod
when they appeared before tho judge
stand, Gentry was slightly n iavotite
In the pools. although many hnrsnm"r
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Il Is said that the KtnaVillO football
team is negotiating with VIII White, Of
the Wheeling ball club, TO manage tho
club tho coming season. Tho club con-
Il'.' Of Robert, John and VIII Edwards,
IN Cook, Harry Smith, William specht
William Matthias, George and Cal Nc.
AnInch, James Smith, Joseph Sweeney,
Doc, Douds and Others They will
probably commence practIclng nOxt
mhnIh-