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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-15

At Baltimoro-Pittsbursh was holp-
less before Hcmming's superb pitching.
Hawley pitched we'll until the seventh,
when Baltimore made ak hits and Bier.
bauer, Sugden and Stencil made errors.
netting seven runs. During this Haw-
lev became rattlod and tossed tho ball
over tho plate. Attendance $500.
Score:
Pittsburgh .-.s.-.o o !? o 1 07t1 eli.
Baltimore commencement o o % o 0 o. 0 o. q
Base hits. I6 and 3. Errors. land 8. Earned
runs. I%aItlmorc.L Struck out. by ltcmsn!ng .;
by liawlcy J.; bnsc HITS. BIcr5aacr. Two.
bnse hits. Irodlc, Clnrk, Donoyau. Stolen
bnses, Stencil, Rel.z, Sugdcn. Jennings. Gleason,
Clarke, Kelly. Double plays. JcnninEs. Carey
and Jcnning.. Umpire, Murray. Pitchers,
IIcmmiug aud HaSlcy.
At Washington. Attendance G,ooo. Score;
Washlnaton .......... - 10 o 1 03O%1s o. Q
Cincinnati .."-."...,.2 0 0 o . 1 SO
Hits, 10 and 10. Errors. ? and .. Pitchers. MGR.
cor aud Foreman. Umpire, Long. Time, go.
AtNew York. Attendance $500. Score;
New York ...........u.0 y 0 90 0g050 o 0 90
Clcvcland-...........O 0 0 0 0s0El6oz vi
Hits. land 0. Errors. Sand !. Pitchers. Clark
md Young. Umpire, Campbell. Time, l:3j.
At brooklyn, Attendance LOCO. Score:
81. IOutg, .......--,,aS " U U " U-9 U u
pfooklyn ........a...0 0 0 2 o. 6S88l r-12
ult,, 10 md Is. Errors, / and2 Pitchers
stnlcy and Kennedy. Umpire. Mcdonald. Time,
III.
AZ Boston: Attendance 300. Score:
GIieono , ....,...... % .......i . : i 0 Q : Q / ~
Tits. 7 md 10. l:rrorS. l and .. Pitchers,
stiycll and Nichols; Griffith. Umpire, Kcefc.
Time. 1:60.
At Philadelphia. Attendance 5000. Score ldrst
game:
Philadelphia. ...,...1 / s 0 4 9 0 0 0 All
IDuisyllie ........ 2 Q 90 o roo
Tits, 10 and 70. Errors, 0 md 8. Pitchers. Tay.
lor. Beam and weighing. Umpire, Enislic.
Second gnmol, score: f.
.PhllndciphlR ..... ......3 90 0 . Oil
Louisville ..m..5...,0 0 o = 10 is
ItiR,: - and 10. Errors.b aud o.. Pitchers. Car.
scJ. Beam aud Cunningham. Umpire, Emsllc,
iinss Bali Notes.
Kalkhon had mn Of day short yestcr-
day; ho had four orrors.
Wright Is thE .,arlost pitcher Whool-
Ing has gono ugainst. lie has pitched
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The Sunday Lilo OF S~tcubenville will
hold lie second annual seven mile road
race on the evening OF June Goth. A fine
list of prizes has been hung up aud tho
entry list promises to be large. The
pacenakers will be +. L. Low aud
and George Helms who will. ride a
Rambler tandem. Tho referee will be-
Dr.. i. S. Maxwell; starter, E. L. HAM
mond; hnndicappets, George Craw-
ford, William Griffith, J. G. Fickes;
t~ime.keepers, W. 81. Trainer. Simon
lotus. J. a. Walker; juige,, D. W.
Beall, George P. Kclis, Charles Long,
Hugh Clark, Z. G. Evans, John
Andrews; judges a. turning point,
Daniel Cable and N. Linton.
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Pittsburgh-River . fcetS inches and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
Oil City-River s inches and sta.
]tionary. Weather clear and pleasant.
Standardization 2 foot mud falling.
Weather clear and warm. Tho Olive,to,
tho local packet, has tied up on account
of tho low water.
Pnrkersburg-River 2 2.jnchca and
falling. Weather cloudy.
Warron-Rlver thrco.tenths Of q foot
and stationary. Weather clear aud
warm.
Morgantown-River 6 feet and sta.
tionary. Weather clear and warm.
Grcensboro-Rivor feet and station
airy. Weather fair aud pleasant.
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MANSFIELD Dliors our.

They Don't Like President ZieGler aud
Give rhntas Their Excuse.
Srtaal Dipct:h 10 Hs I~rttltg:ae'.
MANSFIELD, O., June 1.-THE Mans
field team, Of tho Interstate. dlsbanded
on account OF the failure of the league
reorsanizing on a business basis.
Mansfield capital would have kept n
teAm in the league with a different
president at the head. Dissatisfaction
with the league management was the
main cause Tor Mansfield's withdrawal.
Attendance At games has been rather
light on account Of pool playing OF the
team. but tho club will quit abou. even.
With a reorganization OF the league on
4 sound footing Mansfield would have
remained TO the close OF the season.
All the men have been paid in full and
most OF them left tonight.
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NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption
Of Bonds Of 1855 Of tho City Of
Wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given by the commissioners
Of tho loan OF 1855 OF tho city of Wheel,
Ing, that on Juno 3 1895, pursuant TO
tho requirements Of tho ordinance Of said
city. passed May IL, 1885. entitled IAN Or.
dlnancc 10 Provide for the Issue aud Sale OF
Bonds OF tho City Of Wheeling. to he known as
Bonds OF iss5, and for the redemption and pay.
mcnt thereof, and providing for tho payment
into tho City Treasury Of certain amounts
from tho revenues Of tho Gas and Water
Works, " the following described bonds
Issued under said ordinance wero duly
determined by lot by said commissioners for re-
dcmption aud payment on tho Inst dayof July,
1896. to wit: Bonds No. one ~. for slUO; No. two
10y, for 500: No. six l6l, for 500: No. twenty
three (2Jl, for $500; No. s%iSty.thrcc (d) for $500;
No. scvcnty.two (7sl. for $500: No sevonty.six
(T6), for $500; No. ciEhty-lvo ISL for 500 No.
eighty.cight 1857. for $50; No. ono hundred and
ten mo, for $500: n o one hundred and nineteen
Qi9), for $1,000: No. one hundred and thtrty.iour
(iSi), for s. 1909; No. ono hundred and forty.throo
ilIsj, for 81 Loco; No. ono hundred and flty-six
jIS6j, for 81 900; No, one hundred and scvcnty.Gyo
(I7Sl, for 1000; No, onn hundred and nlncty.sx
llo6I, for 81 200; No. two hundred and iitty.ono
(a5li, for 81 200, that said bonds will DO redeemed
and paid NJ tho Bank OF the Ohio Valley, In the
city Of Wheeling, West Virginia by said com.
1895. nnd TINT snld bonds so determined viii
cease 10 bear interest from tho last mentioned
day and lato.
COMMISSIONERS OF TIE LOAN OF 1885,
jei by r.. DopntSs. Chairman.
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Support n good thing whom you have
chance. Don't fail to visit next Mon.
day, tho Eth OF June, In tho afternoon
mud night, tho Pythian Kniuhts' picnic
given by Gormania and IIombold lodges
Mt Mozart Park. George SidOnsticier,
supremc commander OF tho order OF
indianapolis; R%osenthal, Of Evansville;
Rev. Mr.. Ulfort and others will mako
speeches aud discouraes on tho split of
thetK. Of I. Do not fail to conc. Tho
cost is only 10c, on tho incline. Music
BY MaycrA' orchestra.
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a DouBhN
In nowlinE ~ Duo Mu.ee La.t NIE ht..R mo.

Six championship bowling games
woro rolled at tho Musee alloys last
night. Nameless took three from Pom
and Pencil, the last game being won by
q remarkably closo score. Si7 to SIS.
The Bowlors dropped d game to indie.
pendents, and drop a peg In tho race.
Tho Independents, although away down
In the race, have been regularly taking a
game or two IRON tho leaders lately. BY
the result OF last nights contests Name.
leas takes tho load In tho MIsee race.
Scores OF the Pen and pcncil-Namelcss
games:
Nnneless-Campocll, Ia, 100, l40;
Wells, l45, 100. 1873; Riddle, l4G. $50, l4O;
Carenhnuor, l2o, 1866, 1853; Bowlia, 100,
l5S. 10 Blind, lis, 1lG, las; to,als, s23,
Q0j, Si7.
Pen and Pencil-Long, lO4, ls2, 50;
Sarver, 100, ll5. 1874; Turner, 1l5. 12l,
AZ; Archer. Ill. $50, 1850; Bickmever,
III. 100, $50; Manning, lS2, l23, 100;
totals, sos. ISL, Si5.
The Bowlers rolled q very poor game
in the opening contest with %Independ-
ents and the latter scored mn easy vic.
tory. The Bow!ers braced up In great
shape in the next two games. Scores:
Bowlers-Scott, 100. 100. l4l; Wheat,
90, $50, ITO; Riheldaler, l28, 1871, l3S;
statler, $50. lao. l5T; Whitaker. l3S,
lS9, 149; Blind, las. l5i. l5l; totals, 7Gl.
sos. S4G.
lndependents-Wood, 127. 1913. l73;
alcCausland, l5l. 202. l42; MUM, 1856,
1872, lS5i Clator. Ill. l90. 100; McKown
III, l27, l40; Hedrick, l32, l07, lO2;
totals, ISL, 81. SOL.
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Almost. Shn. Ont.
pppaleh o lhs Intagetaer.

FISpLAY, O., June 1.-THE Columbus
Statesmen were almost shut out this
afternoon. Reidy put up an elegant
game in the box for the homo team,
keeping the hits well scattered, while
Beadie, for Columbus, was an easy
mark. The score:
Findlny ...-...O l 4 o . 0 . 5-I7
ColuInbus.-.....-. ......0 o o 10 o 0 20 OIL
Base hits, 10 and 0. Errors. 4 and G.. Batteries,
Rcidy and CAMS; Brodio aud Douglass. I'm.
pIrcs, PastoriEs and IiardIboe.
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And tho Twlus Provo Themselves
Too Lively Tor Wheeling.
WITH WRIGHT IN 7HE POINTS
They Win i'rom "our.n forthc Third
Time This week-llma auu Find.
lay tho Other winncrs- Mansfield
Drops outoitho intor.s state Leneue.
About tho Future or tho Jcasue.
Other News of sport, 4.
To'pAr..a 0ANfs-whctlihs ht Twin Cities,
LINN a. kenloh, COlnmhui III Elndlay.

UnR,cnsyltLr, O., Juno f4.-ro.day'a
game was tho finest scon on tho home
grounds for some timo. Mlnnehan
started to pitch for tho Twins, but was
hit twice in succession by pitched balls
while At bat and had to RETRO,
Wright was substituted and pitched q
phenomenal game holding tho visitors
down to four hits in six innings. The
fact no pitched tho full game yesterday
mases 1t slill moro extraordinary. The
Twins hayo four pitchers, but tl,roc Of
lof them arc crippled so as to BIO unable
TO play. Wrlght's homo run in the
Eighth was a terrible drive aud scored
three runs. Attendance very good. The
score:
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FOR RENT.
Building.

FOR RENT-one elegant Office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until psrma-
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
~tettainments. etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc. applyat
THE HUB cLoTHIERS.
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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VIZ recommend De Wits Collie and
Cholera euro because 80 believe it n
snis and roliablo rcmndy. It's good
effects are shown Mt unce in casos OF
Cholera Morbus and similar complaints.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. ". Va, b.
+, Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowie & Co.,
nriduanort q =
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Jos. Horne& Co.
Pom tre, all Filth 81, pltsbars.
s]AruspAY. iuao ~ iiaS
MEM OF ALL AGES
WILL AND ALL SIZES
Can supply their Clothing
Needs, no matter Of what
nature, from our
Third Floor
Clothing Stocks
AND SAVE MONEY.

Good All. Wool Mixed Suits at 81,
IS aud So-tie same grades as
you'v We been paying from $ia to
SIS for, are plentiful here; aud
we II fit you, too,
Cool, comfortable All. Wool Blue
Serge Suits at $io and $I2-better
fit, better material and better work
than you'd yet on $40 made.to.
measure ones,
Choice lines Of Cutaway and
Sack Suits up to S2s.
Rareassottment Of garments like
the following:
Cool Serge oAlee Coats. best fitting,
$3.50. SIS, 81, So.
Alpaca oalco Coats,
sl.75 to So.
Pongco silk Goats,
$3.50.
Fine Serge Goats, unllned and
uouUle Orolatcu, 20 wear with
White Duck Trousers,
SIS and ST.
White Duck Trousers.
Slto $3.50.
White Vests.
S2.25, S2.75. So.
White Corduroy Tennis Trousers,
the SWEETEST thing out,
IS pair.
Tennis Flannel Coats in plain white
and stripes,
SO, 81, SO,
Trousers TO match,
$e.5o,ls6. So,
Your. money back ii not suited.
JOS. Horne& Co.,
PlTTS6URG. PA
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com M~lsSIoNER,S SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
" UADLEoHlo COUNTY REAL ESTATE

SAllS - ~.
Samuel !. Smith, Executor of
the estate Of Samue Il. Smith,
deceased,
William l. Smith. Thomas d In chancarT.
Smith. Robert N. Smith. Ed
ward G.. Smith, Margaret J.
Smith, SAMUEL +. Smith,
Laura Smith and Lulu Smith.
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
Of ohtoconnty. West Virginia, rendered on tho
18Th dag of May. 1895. the undersigned, who was
appointed special commissioner for the purpose,
will on
THURSDAY. THE 27ru DAY OF JUNE, lSa5.
commencing Mt 10 O'Clock q. M, sell at public
the following described rsal estate, to.wit: All
that tract OF land situated III Liberty district,
Ohio county. West Virginia. that was conveyed
TO amuel II. Smith. deceased, on the 10th day
OF Jnly, 1850. by Samuel irwin. sheriff OF Ohio
county. and John X. Nogfcrd. under n decree
tho circuit court OF Ohio county. In tho case OF
John Wayt VS., Samuel Bell, and the case OF Doll
VS.. Wnyl DC. tho tract OF land In tho bill nnl
proceedings therein mentioned and dccrced 10
bo sold, and moro fully described IN n plato a
survey made by John Gilmprc for said Samuel
IL. Smith OH the 18th day of June, 1860. land
which is attached 10 and madca part OF exhibit
NUMBER filed In The above entitled causcl. as
follows: Beginning ut n stone corner to lands Of
NJ. IA Connolly, formerly John Gilin, and thence
north sls east Al polcs 10 n sssonei thence south
b2L' east lOl. o poles 10 q sionei thence south i2s
west S7.3 poles 10 Il stone; thence south 33tais
west S2S poles to a stone; thence south GaHs
west CO.. poles to n stone; thence north So west
100 poles 10 the place of beginning, and contain
ing eighty lSOl acres, two o. roods and nine,ecng
Q9) noles moro or less. Said real estate will be
sold rs a whole or In " separate tracts oiabout
thirty and fifty acres each as divided by the
public rond running through tho land, as may
bu deemed best by said special commissioner.
There Is a dwelling house and other buildings
on cachtrnct.
TERMs or SALE-one third of the purchase
money, mud as much more MS tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay In cash on day OF sale, and the bal.
Rnce In two equal ins;allmGuts nj Que and two
years, with Interest from day OF sale. tho inter.
est on the second deferred installmcnt 10 be paid
annually, tho purchaser 10 execute his notes,
with approved personal security, for thu defer.
red instillmonts, the title 10 be retained until
". NJ. DUNLAP,
Special CommiSsloncr
I hereby certify TINT bond and security rs re.
Quircd BY law, and the decree in this cause. has
been clron by tho said W, NJ. Dunlap, Special
Commissioner. JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
mynJ aE sae Ett4n 4tnF rstfdEe.
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Tho Gallahos aud Martins Ferry
schocles base ball team, will play u
game to-day on tho Martins Ferry
grounds. Both teams will DO lInod up
In now suits. McConkaY will twirl for
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Twin ,Cltics....., ...,oT I 0 700 n ) U-l2
Whceiiug."-c".-..-.0 0 : | ! 0 0 Q o.
Earned fGns. Twin Cities, 4. Wheeling. 9. Two
base hits, SSdsls. Wright, Cr1ily. EThroc.base
hts. patrahI Regain. i;cEne run. Wright, Stolen
bases! Darnih. Myers, Kane. Doubies plays,
TrinS2 fpt bass on balls, on Nlnnehausl;
on Wright, l! oil McDougil. 4, Hit By patched
ball Us MclOnrala Struck out. by Mlnnehan.
Wright, .; McDouEal 8 Passed ball. Davis,
nIrc, Miller.
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LIMA, O., June 14,-Lima won tho
game from kenton in the ninth inning
to-day. Tanners long drive started the
run getting aud Lima added five to her
credit. Score:
Inns ..... ....3 s 0.0so o 0 o .5-IS
Kenton 500. .....-......0 0 7 30 90 . oil
Dasc hits. II and lG. Errors. 6 and 5, Batteries.
McSrmaru. H #I aalIsa
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You can secure a Watch and pay for
it on weekly or monthly pay nenta at
MCNAMEE'H,
2l37 Market strect.
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WANTED.

.nRUG CLERK-YoUNG MAN IS.
~ Graduate. Registered. In answering
state salary. C. Il. LIE BLOND. Ohio City,
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1 c TIE

To the first person who correctly
paines tho standing OF the Interstate
clubs up to and including July 4, the
ISrgLLldEycER will give n season book
containing SO coupons, good for admis.
sion to all games at the Island Park.
Fill the blank and mail to Base Ball."
ISrLLLloRScEu, Wheeling, or or before
June IL.
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BUSINESS cHANcE.

business CHANCE-Sl0 10 $50
ID per DAY can be made on a capital OF from
$50 to 500 by reading ou- little book on sue
ccssful Speculation In Whea, - will send It free
on application. ". 2. WRIGHT & CO.. 46S
Traders Building. Chicago. my2js
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WANTED-M MEN WHO WILL
w work for SIS monthly salary or large
commission selling goods by sample TO dealers.
Experience unnecessary. Write us HOUSE
HOLD SPECIALITY CO., ~ Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WANTED-AGENTSTO TAKE
w orders by sample at home or travel. or
penSes aud good salary or commission TO right
party Samples sent on application Address
with stamp Lock Box 40. New York City.
aulS.TTbAs
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WHEELING TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
". II. HAILEr. Auctionee,. mvii
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Kalkhol had mn Of day short yestcr-
day; ho had four orrors.
Wright Ia ting tarlost pitcher Whool-
Ing has gono ngainat. lie has pitched
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
NEW yoRk.
RAHLRoADs.

DKNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-sTANI
ARD Railway OF America Protsctoe
Hhrou9nout BY the lnterlocking Switch Mnf
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
TlldoRE RAILROAD, In effect Nov. lH. 1894
Trains win leave Wilmington As fouows;
Philade lphiA, express, 81, 2 bb, AZ, g 30. a.
%, 80, 65, e48. 10 05, 10 ID. 10 i5 ii 25, ii IA,
y os 81 a m, lls %. 81. %. o.. bl0, 50. 7W,
decentralization, . %. Z 90. 90. .loasau. .nm
Chester express, / 81. 1 81 gg17e.Tn, $50.
ss, gne. ll25. II 6l q m. 81. 805, S94, %,
Ascom1.oaat ton . %. I 90, 9 %, 10 40, l1@an
" se, ea, ~, ls, g, 10 e5 p m.
i3, 10 Qb 10 10, 10 46, II 81 n n. ll2 IS. H.
3 Q6. . 10, D 30, OF, . ID, 10 a5 pm.
E EEost1h, . Without cni9snge' " ~ M. q m.
Al y M. seepers to Augusta, Jacksonville and
st. Augustine Z A N, sleepers 10 Hot Springs'
Wsat Chester, VIA LAmoEin. 50 = m. $40
Newark Csntrs and intermediate stations.
Baitimore and waahington, sgs. soi.eu.
" ", ~ % atn. ~ "a, Y 2, u 1913 oe. q, 5 ~,
70 ss,s,os V, ~, ss 5ns y ri y = n,sht
Lsays PbIadeiphia. Broad street, for VII
lisfGn Il s IL ss sart4i m 4is 81 g 81 a. m e s4s a. iu
sos. "a ~, 90 y, SO. 7s0, Il 10. ule,
3 o3, %. 81, 8 ~. 8 85. l0U9, II ~ m
sunday Treius-Lenve Wilmington for:
fhiladelphia. express, y, h5, eQ, $3.50
a, ~ % q 4b. II q an, 81. 0s, SIX. %. 7N.
% Sl6, 3 II . N. Accommodation. co. ~
N IL lp. 40. 4 DO, B %. 10 30 D m.
Ohestsrl expTesa, 6s y, . o., o. ~ p6.ll 81
sa5aslon. 200, sl0A NJ. n 10, 40, 4@. l6.7~.
lo os 10 a. i 81 m, 81. O.. o. 5ol. % ~
| 9W. 3 u. 10 30 pm.
Boston. without change, 8 50 N.
For the South-Southern Railway Express,
64l pm. seepers TO Augusta, Jacksonvilie and
St, Augustine. II p no. Sleepers TO Hot
springs, Memphis, and New orleaus.
west Chester, yiA Aamokin. ~ a "a
baltimore and washington, 4.as. s.ul. l0. 10
2 70. y ". Il ~, - 70 o. q, TAI, -. p. n.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. O.0s
Lsavs fhiisdelphia, Broad stgpet, for Yil.
= IA. 4. b0e, 5 b, 8 50, 40. aa6, Il 10. II 10
Aooommodstion. 2 q, 10, laas m. lios.
TrAina for Delaware division Leave Tor
81 "a, " night.
Lsswes 3 10 > n, ~ n M
HxpfasA fnz Dover, hhrlinstnn snd Del-@z
~, u " = n, 81 N. q q night,
Exnrass for caro pheriee, Old Point Con-
fort and Norfolk. u % M II q night
sunday trains for.
naw Castle. ~ Ou night.
Gaps Charles. Old Point Comfort ana Nox
folk, it q night
Mlddletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
FELTON,, harrington, Bridgevilla. A@Afurd,
Lauxel and DelrnAr, " 0l night.
congressional Limited Express trains COM
poaed entirely Of Pullman Vcafthule pari0s
ana Dining Cara, No extra fare other than the
usual Pullman charge.
fLimited Express Trains, composed OF Pail.
man YeatiDnle Psrlor Oars. yeBiihule Pas.
Henger Coaches and Dining Oar. No extra
| tprs.
For further Information. passengers are TO,
ferred lq hhe ticket agent at the station,
e. NJ. PHEYO9T, }. r. WOOD.
9euaral Manager. General Passenger "a ~.
Evening journal., 1895-02-27
TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

It is reported that there are 2b cases Of
smallpox at Hot Springs, Ark
The official treaty ceding the Congo
Free State to Belgium was sent to the
chamber Of deputies in Brussels.
Edward Kahley, farmer living near
Pennington, y. j.. committed suicide by
hanging himself to a tree in his orchard.
The 500 miners who were imprisoned in
tie Wildwood Haighmoor colliery at Nor
inanton by the collision u two cages were
rescued
Ri Il de Staal the Russian embassador
at London was offered the post Of Russian
minister Of foreign affairs in succession
TO the late NJ dc Giers
A. Phillips a logger living at Chehalis,
Wy, shot and killed his wife and then
blew out his own brains. The affair grew
out Of Phillips jealousy
John Cation and Amos Goodwin en-
gagged in a boxing match near Owensboro,
Ky Goodwin got mad and shot Cation
dead. He was not caught
Karl f Denison Of Leadville Colo,
while at luncheon poured a drink of wa.
Ter into a glass which he supposed wa:
dean II contained several drops Of cyanide
Of potassium ard le died within an hour
Evening journal., 1895-02-27

Judge William Henry Dewitt is one
of the most prominent lawyers and
judges In East Tennessee. He is a
leading member of the Southern Metho
dist Church In Chattanooga In legal
business and social circles he stands
high, and his statements, says the
Chattanooga Press, are regarded Of
special weight because of his venerable
character, he being nov 81 years old
He has held several prominent posi-
tions in a legislative and Judicial
capacity, having served as a member OF
the Southern Congress at R chmond
during the war, and since that time as
judge of the Ghancery Court, one Of the
highest offices in judicial practice next
to tue Supreme Court
He WAS admitted to the bar in 1850
In 1866 he was elected to the State
Legislature, but declined a re election.
After his removal to East Tennessee be
was appointed special chancellor by Gov
Taylor, and filed the office for two years
He has successfully practiced before the
Supreme Court of the United States foi
years.
In recent years, owing to the heavy
work he has performed, he has been
subject to nervousness, and his attention
has been called at various times, both BY
friends and physicians, to the need o.
fortifying himself against physica
collapse His attention was called Il
Evening journal., 1895-02-27

Paine's celery compound as a vitalizing
force. he sought and obtained this
valuable aid, and to friends he recon-
mended the use Of the remedy for shat
tered nerves.
overhesrlng his conversation, friend
asked him to write down his experience
for the use of others so afflicted. In
responsed he wrote as follows:
Dear Sir-In obedience to your re
quest state some of my personal knowl-
edge Of the value OF Paines celery com
pound as a medical remedy for certain
tfilictions and diseases, as follows
namely
'judging from my own experiences, 1t
/ is q frst.class remedy to restore the
nervous system when broken down or
impaired from overwork of mind or body,
levivifying the energies Ii strengthens
the digestive powers and cures costive
ness; truly 1t is a great nerve tonic, q
good Alternative, a splendid diuretic It is
gooi for the kidneys and the. blood
renews vitality, and restores strength.
lt surpasses anything I have used as
health renewer, strength glver and
system regulator. It quiets weak nerves
/ gives better rest, increases both appetite
aud digestion, and brings back lost
power OF balmy sleep, natures sweel
reatorer Yours truly,
"WILLTAM HENRY DEWITT
There Ia the statement of Judge De-
! Wist-straignt as die--cleRr-eon-
] elusive. Read 1t again.