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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-24
nkLIAIIlE.
All Sorts OF Local SeWs and Gossip from
the Glass ctr,

All Sorts OF Local ScWs and GOSslP from
the Glass ctr.
There came near being a panic at the
Harvest Home picnic at Bethel in the
evening just when the big crowd began
to move for homo, One Of the ShaDtlei
used for sleeping during the Campmset.
Ing caught lrs aud was burned, aud for
q time the whole row Of ShuutieS was
threatened aud the grove as we'll, How
the IRE started Is mystery, bnt thsTh
Is some speculation, as there we're two
or three fire eXtincuiIher agents there,
and they can usually show TO best adj
vantage when there 10 u IRE. Bus the
sEtingui,herS failed to ex,ingut'h tho
blaze, and only the good judgment Of
the men present prevented il COM
municatlnI to other buildlngi.
The official enumeration Of soldiers,
sailors and marines in this county
show, a total Of 1851, There were
l,lGj in the infantry; 2O2 in the caval'
~; SO in the Artillery, and 10 III tho
navy. In the list are two colonies,
Col. Poormau. OF the 9Slh U. V. l., aud
John l. Schilling. OF tue second North
Carolina cavalry, q. & A., both from this
city, though Col Schlillng has since
moved from this county.
William Beatty, q young man about
twenty years OF age, from 81, Glars
VILE died In 81. Authony'i hospital a.
Columbus Yesterday. The remains will
be brought hero aud the funeral will
take place from the residence oil John
Burke, his guardian.
Thi. city wac well filed with people
ye,tssday, Reyno.d's show being tue at
traction. The streets were crowded
mos, OF the day with country people
and .iYc!ier air seemed to prevail than
has been apparent for sometime.
Tue new senatorial, committee Of this
district Is as follows: Belmont, F. Q.
Robinson; Harrison, ". ]. Mccoy;
Jefferson. \. {. Lewis COIumbiana, ].
ii. Simms.
Mira Thomas Wethsrald is home from
EpEnrih park. and Mr. and Mrs. II. ;.
McGrogor aud Mr.. and Mr. John
Grouse have also returned home.
James b. Ryan, deputy auditor, was
In the city yesterday collecting license
from the show and incidentally taking
a look a. the elephant.
Hon. a. T. McKclvey came homo yea
terdsy from the interior Of the state,
Whero he has been Iecturius to farmers
institutes.
Tho school board met last night to
transact some business needing atten-
ton before tue schools open.
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Warrington rANN lACGs.
IA Afternoon OF Tame spOrt-GooL Work
OF Stlnsun'a Pale Team.

IA Afternoon OF Tune >pOrt-hoou WORN
Of StInsou'. Pale Team.
CH,c,so. August IA long after.
uoou oi tame racing Characterized the
rl,ung sport this afternoon Mt wash
layton Park, although horses Of high
c'l.s took part. A strong bat hot wind
tlewal afternoon. good time being i'm
ro.nbIe. The feature Of the day, there.
fore, was the performance OF Mr.. James
sun.on's pole ieRm-Maud P. and
Dsnlana, both By Nutmeg, who vent a
nile driven BY their ownsr in east.
vt. -iinsou /, over sixty years Of age
AMI trained she horses near this city.
In tue unfinished $50 trot, willis p.
20, 4 record OF 2:lOi in the second heat,
although il was the fret race 10 which
he lad ever started. At O'Clock rain
be.aa and the races were stopped. To.
morrovs eyanS may DO declared OF.
Inc sum marlss:
Unfinished 2l2 pace, purse $1,000
Fourth and asi hea. won by Susie G.
Ine. 2:l?. Sable Gilt, .; s!umber, 3,
and Ella l.. l.
Unfinished Chicago stake, 2:2O tTot,
Flr.o Sj,OlJ-Aunine won fourth and
deciding heat limo, 2:lll. Bryson,
Nj; MeGregor, 8; MarIarei, 3.
lue Calumet stake, 2:li trottsrs;
r7r.s 5000: b. b IL, /; Monetto, ?;
N1u g.. 3: Inpe.uous, !. Time, 2:lit,
-.iri. 1.l4i
H. Interstate stake, 2:lo pacing;
ul',e 500: FiIol. /; Coierilge. q ga.
sssr,i Hyannii, 4. Time, 2:Osh 2:iO,
80.
ITO 2.gOtr7,, pure 5000 (unfni,h.
q! PRAY Toll /; willis T.. .; Tur.
10, p. .; R1sina, 1; Judge Rics, 5;
"lEHua, d Frederick l., :; Hawthorne,
.me. III! 2:lGi
Hlcl, s2yyJ. tao IN three (undnish.
cl.-Ak'on, j. Australian, .. Tine,
30 -.s...
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MOUVDSvlLLE
a AIisesIiancou, hIsIAa:s OF SIInOr Nat
tsrs frOm daTSAaI's Metropolis.

4 NIisesIIaaeous MsiAa:s OF SIInov Mat
tsrs from hHrsSaI's Metropolis
The several committees necessary in
the entertainment OF the old soldiers in
this CITY on September 20 have been ap-
pointed and are at work psrtscting
their plans. The finance committee
has met with general encouragement.
The music committee are securing good
talent along that line, while the com
mitIes on programme are arranging
their part OF the work. The reunion
will be a success and will bring large
number Of strangers TO the city.
Word was received in thiI city ysstsr.
day from Rev. G. W. Grimes, VINO was
called 20 Peasants county to the bed.
side Of his mother, telling nf her death
on 1hursdSy, which will detain him
from filling his pulpit a. the NJ. L.
church Tomorrow, a. has been an.
noaneed heretofore. There will DO no
preaching, nut the Sunday school will
DO held IN the afternoon Us usual.
There will be two saleS Of real estate
at the court house to-day. Seven tracts
Of land belonging to tho Lockwood q.
tate will be sold a. cOmmiislon0r's sale,
and the property Of Q. N. DOnley. 10.
Gated on Eighth street, will be offered a.
R,sgnces sale.
Some litile alarm was caused here
yesterday, when 1t was announced that
a case OF small poK had developed It
cell. When the report was traced to It's
source it was found to be false.
Mrs. Emma Moore Scott leaves to-day
for Scio, Ohio, where she will deliver an
address before the New Philadelphia
district convention OF the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society.
The members Of tho EpWorlh League
held an informal meeting on Thursday
evening and decided to hold an "Ulla.
pgdriia" social on the second IueIdAy
Ia September.
The feed busino's has become ono Of
tho most important industries Ia this
city. Already there are six hrms In that
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. Rogers left yeSier.
day on an extended visit TO relatives IN
Maryland aud PennsYlyania,
The colored people will hold a camp
meeting service a. the Prohibition
Assembly hall tomorrow,
Nlts. II. c. Sanford and son, arrived
home last evening from Walt to rola.
iiycsln Kentucky.
The usual number Of wOrkingmon
will 60 to Wheeling to-day to tue labor
denomination.
W. NJ. Drvonor loft for Mountain
Lake Park yesterday 10 remain over
Sunday
A number Of bcycl.' twill take trip
to Mountain Lake Park ON their wheels.
Reynolds eiren' will bo hoFo to-day.
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MUNYON'S:
9
q glE

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MUNYON'S Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins or gTons aud all
i0Tms Of kidney disease.
MUNYON'S Nerve Cure cures nervous
ness aud builds up the system,
MUNYON'S Nitaligcr imparts new life,
restores lost powers to weak aud Gebilila.
ted men. Price fl.0O.
No matter what the disease q or how
many doctors have failed to cure you, ask
your druggist for 25-Uent vial OF one OF
Munyon's Cures, and II you are not beIe'
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yrr YoEz, Angus. 9l-shouli the
,,,,.u, favorable weather continue
~, creates: Of all Fulurity contests will
=, decided A, tho Shespshead Bay RAGS
,,,,k tomorrow. 1t will be a battle be-
,,s.n the best tWo-yeAr'old colts aud
s.f., in this couaIry. While lurinen
,,,,Iler ita great honor to own horse
,bn has won a FulurIty, the $4,000
,b,, ,5ss with tits a moro substantial
,,I desirable possession, Contrary to
r,.,sIsa,, no one horse is looked upon
br experts aihsving an ovsrshadoWIug
,g,1ee Ut capturing the rich pE'Ea Tue
,yp Of tWo-ysar-Olds, as a lot,
a, better class than ever
b.i,r. This years stake has
Nm divided among the dlaesens
,,blss, and one alter another the
yrpng,,ers nave hal to see themselves
ies,sn by a colt they have previously
yon from, and apparentIy.lrom no good
,,,,5n. Each week Of the racing season
Jrrag the sprinS produced a likely
Tr,url.y winner, aud therefore their
B9nbe has been multiplied, until IL
I,r--r than ever before, Tomorrow
40 or three will start about equal Ia.
Tori,s, in the betting, with possibly 4
.Ii,h, difference in favor OF Hastings.
llsi,As vet un beaten, having run aud
NON ,nrss racsA When lie was Bought
by AUGUST Belmont for $1,000, he ER'
thought TO 10 the only colt wRica was
ian,eroui for Handspring The latter
ia likely second cnoiCe, although he
ou,b. really 70 be the iavorl.S.
EscuiIa. should be NJ in the first lot
He na, shown his ability in work aud
hi, last racs was won very easily from
Crr,cenio. AppieZate was expected to
Be one Of the isvorites, but he did 50
M!lY in his work yesterday that his
ounsr, say IL is doubtful II no starts.
silver II will represent Marcus DAly
ast Tor 4. 7. Walcolt, Pa.meEsloH vii,
.. Kin: o. Bohemia will ba there in
r i.orlHards interest and Whippany IS
there IN the colors OF tine Madison
rib.eS Beau Ideal II, which did 40
Esl In tue EeII and nothing at
Brighton and Aqueduc,. Is a possible
,srisr and Nimrod may also start.
Mormon will run IN the eoloTs OF 7. B.
y5,Ksll ior the first lime, and Rouai'.
nan will try for ". q. HAYES. The
,lr.er and probable jockeys are As
tNoNs.
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BUSINESS HAUoAlErER,

wheat ana Cora Decline, While Pork aud
Lard Go Up - Encouraging InduI'ria,
Situation
NEw YoRE, August OR, G, Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade, which is
sues tomorrow, will say:
The volume OF business shrinkI, as is
natural in August, and the shrinkaGe
seems rather larger than usual, because
transactions in July were somewhat in
hated Tor that month. Some Industries
are doing more than ever before In
August aud the prospects for the fall
trade are good In others, although much
depends on tue crops, aud the outcome
10 leIs clear than spectators on either
aide are disposed 10 admit Industrial
troubles have not entirely ceased, but
during the past week have become
much less threatening.
The price OF wheat has fal!ea 81 cents
during The week, recovering ira ton
on Thursday, In spite OF all efforts TO
back Iupplies from farms aud TO en-
courage buying. Whel: ought to 90
abroad freely at present prcss, but At
Ianue exports, hourineIuded, have been
only i,SS2,634 bushels for the week,
against 2,byi,l64 last year, aud for four
weeks only 4.SSs,O32 bushels agains.
1888, III last year. Impressive stories
Of short crops abroaia have little
weight In the presence Of such 4 record,
and the absteRIion OF foreign purchases
proves more effective than the with.
holding Of wheat by western farmers.
Naturally the 81 cent whGAt OF the Pa
citc coast Itill goes forward freely N
place oil the Atlantic supplies.
Corn has also declined 1! cents. while
pork aud lard, with accustomed incon'
ilstency. rise a shade ~ Germ declluea.
Cotton has advanced q fraction to 7.15
cents, without any definite change in
crop prospects, aud, as u'ual, the i'm.
InenSo volume Of stocks carried over IN
mills aud commercial hands here aud
abroad, about 100000 bales Of Amer.
can, iI by most traders not appreciated,
ltiIa relief to turn to the great in
dultries. In which the enormous order,
placed some weeks or months ago cause
phenomenal activity for the season. In
iron, Notwithstanding some unesslGess
because tho output has greatly in.
creased. heavy purcha5c5 by two lead.
ing companies have advanced the price
Of BeSyemer 81 cents, aud new c1mbina-
Ii5u has raised galvanized baFbsd wire
to 81 50, whils combinations are being
formed in wire rods and common wire,
and an advance in prices Is expected.
Other prices are unchanged, and tue
new orders for iron and iteel products
arc not at pre,ent large.
Salcs Of WOO, are again smaller than
in 1892, and for the month thus far
have been ID. ST. 200 pounds. OF which
p,l9I, 500 pounds were domestic,
against l9.0l7,9JO last year, OF which
II, 3lG,Sj0 we're domestic and %. S8l 40
in the same weeks Of 1892, OF which IT,
los, so were domestic Bat the speech.
laIiyO buyers still hold prices very ct tiiy
And Gre supported by the strength In
foreign markets. No marked change
appears in demand for woolen goods,
hut there IS increasing apprehension
shown by agents regarding tue eXieus i've
sRIss al IoFeiga wooleus.
Failures for the week has been 2l2 in
the United States against 22i last year
and - in Canada against SO last year.
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KNOWLEDGE

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MAnrlN's FEnHY.
uapI asd SIl.hap. In the Thriving City
Across the River.

iiRpt AID Nishaps In the EhTtVlng CITY
Across the River
Henry P. Guthrie, Of the Hotel ST.
Clair, is on the sick list
Ns. Caroline Iannehill, who has been
sick, is able to be out again.
William D. Dougherly. Of Steuben.
Vile, was In town yesterday.
Mrs. Nancy Zane iS dangerously i'll a.
her residence on frat street,
Mrs. !. s. Harrison and son. OF Blrnes-
willie, are visiting friends in town.
-Four sionsmasous were arrested and
fned Yesterday for drunkenness.
Spence BaggI & Co. paid their EN-.
ployeI yesterday, to-day being Labor
Day.
Mrs. Rom Barr Anl Mrs Patrick
Moore spent yesterday in Jelorson
county.
James Nelson, telegraph operator at
Homework, ts home on account Of
sickness.
Mrs. William Lewis returned yes,er.
day from Sharon, where sho has been
visiting relatives.
Aspecjal song service will DO held at
ST. Paurs Episcopal church Tomorrow
afternoon a. 1 O'Clock.
Miss Ella Bishop. who has been
spending the summer al EpwOfth park,
returned last evening.
Mrs. Joseph Hilton and children, md
Misses Ola aud Mimic Rhodes have 70.
turned from Cambridge.
Mr.. ". v. Mcadlcy and two children
returned yesterday from three weeks
visit at FairmonI and Warrington, W.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey will preach in tho U.
+. church tomorrow and atlhe o'clock
meeting Of the y. NJ. q. A. at Walnut
drove.
Mr.. and MrL George Robcrsshaw, OF
Fourth street, arc the happy parents OF
a airlbaby weighing eight and one.hnli
pounds
Tho picnic Of tho Presbyterian and
United Presbyterian Sunday school ai
s,rce's Grove yesterday was largely A..
tended and was very onjoyabls affair
Jerry EbbOrt, Of First street, who has
tie vGroloij, Ia getting along finely.
The case IA q very mild onc and has not
sent tho patient to bod. No oihcr cases
have been reported In Martins Ferry.
The Batter hose team ialloi to win nj
Salamanca. n. y, In tho go ynid hose
rnro. They made tho run Ia a7.Aj snc.
onhs and ono Of tho runners stumbled
and foil At tho end Of tho course, A
New York company won the iitt prize.
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MALE iIIL1 CYrI,I iircoRD

r.Dksu e. Each ester Grahd gircuit Meet.
fns b. JnhuuJ Jrhn'nh.
E,runrEa, August 2j.--la tho 2:2l
u..tea. excitement was cau'ed by tho
4sl,a ontAo track Of Comaaeho. Tho
asBs vat com NJ d,Sa the ahi'h 10 the
.u. heat when no staggered and fell.
Nan,n3l jumped 10 'AvO himself. A
b ysBrl was bunLed and the ami
r H,0I Alm9st Immediately. Ills
Faava' IstHtSl,jOl.
l".s! John :. JohnIon, paced by
IT, aU'8a', wheeled a hsli milB IN
w.. 0sInl'. Urcnsin: tue worlds 10.
sa' bga ut,Io oyUt four seconds. The
l't rn1rtet was made In q seconds
Seminary.
Tossing, 2s2l class, purIo $1,000
On spauIor, /; Yankee LucE,2; Uuolo
s.'. o, Red Of Warhnase. 4. Mi5,
h1.0. d. Tine, 7il7li 2il0t 2ii7t.
70 class, paCin9i nuf'c sluD.-~tar
f..r'.l Mascot, p Dirsctly.3. Time,
. . '#jl 2'OSl
J ca'I, irDitingj purse Sl,0DD-
.a.,v jim, Il Nightingale, 2 LISA
&c., o, Iomah, 1, Geneva. ,, Altao,
= Imc, 2Illi2DOt ?'l2; 2ill.
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wo authorize our advertised druggist
10 sell Dr. Kings New Discovery ior
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
This condition, II you arc afflicted wth
Q cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chcS, trouble, and will use this remedy
"a directed, giving It fair trial, and
experience no benefit YOU may return
tAp bottle aud have yourmonoy refund.
cd Wa could not mako this offer did
We no. know that Df, Kings New bis.
eoyary could be relied IN. II mover dis.
appoints Trial bottle frees Al the Logan
Drug Goa drug btotG Large size 900
In,LM
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BEooKLTS. August 23.-The game be.
tWssn Pittsburgh and Brooklyn was
evsntful. Both team, played with 4
vengeance, as It WG' the protested game
OF June /, which BROOKLYN won. The
score was tied two OF three times and
when COrcoran lifted the ball over
Stencils head in the ninth inning,
sending in the winniny runs. the crowd
went Wild. Attendance. 3.OOl. scoEe:
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nAtL HNIL CnIIlIIaNE

ra"1r' t-o Nail osms' win ~ Pn'
BLOOD. TstnIiln ani Whssiins nrlng
rI'1 Id the HhoS-.jthisT IN The Afsr'
..1n
Today h.ing Labor Day, tho manage.
"stt hH' ARRANGED Ion, at extra oT'
f.,s. tvo g,moi win tho Franklin
NHu SINNERS Of Who afst 'otic, pom.
r1,0i tho Iron and on lsigue. Tho
ruDg gime will be- called Al 1880 a.
-- cod Kans aud NeDo1sal will DO the
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BAltimore's two victories over Wash.
ingion place the Orioles in the lead in
the National League race, where they
will probably remain to the flash. Il
IL not probable any western club will
again fiIure At the top OF the league lad.
der. Philadelphia continues hef win.
ming spurt and IL now in fourth plac e.
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M WORLD OF SPORT.
-, Probable Starters Ia tho 1895
Futurl,y ut New York
qlE2lL LIKELY HORSES TO START

,,aaF.ne Race Is Assurrod-John,
"a, freaks the lIalEmllo Bicycle
record A:aIn-rhs Races at Chi,
.,.oaud Iochester-Twp Games ot
nall ro.day-stalry VIII Pitch in
the Atcrnoon Game.
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10. Dr siorys hys.mInulo heal.
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alex OF nervous headache In 1--WE min.
nto' Boat headache euro on oAtth.. Try
IL only ton cNn,L For 1hlN bv all drug
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sale Agents. MWlr.
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nc u lf7''si 70 ~ 4fla'-tJfa'f
OIL CRY, PA, August 23-Both teams
battel hard to-day, bat HsckOr'I team
did most Of 1t and won easily in the
eleventh. Score;
oil Cliy......-- 5 . 5000 900 7-2l
CeiOron. 0 o o. 5 o 30 0-li
BIt,etiei-Ou City whltehlH and BriEgE Ceio-
ron Nlill, AMI -tFvicS Bise biz, Oil Ctfy -,
Celrgp Is Essos, Oh CliJ l. Celorol = I'm
pirc, IaVIOF
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fcsia' Dbrs,=s to tis E7'slisela7
TiTUsyiLtE. Pa, August 2S-McGin.
mis-, late Of the Buda,os, pitched Grea.
game for the Warrsns, letting down
only in the last two inniags, alter War.
reu hal Tremendous lead, ten ruui
having been made in the 9th inning.
score:
Tl,asyllle ...-..........-0 o 0 90 90 : G. s
Warren ...,.-....,...-..1 . ~ o . e-O
lliicfie, T.tRSylll Cray And Mlishsi' War
rrl. NgS.nnis an. sn,ih. Al.e his, gI!uSylI!s
q Warren - Errors TltuSTtllcF Warren J.
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errrss gripnlne pain' ol tho s,omash
and bowels instantly aud oHeclually
stopped bv De Wits Colo Rnl Cholett
emo. foyAn Drug o., Whsollne, W..
vs., D. 7 Peabody B6nwool, and Bowie
& Co., bridgeport, y. =
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ta's on balls. 90 s,lin 4. OF Forrmsnt suuoE
out BY S,giu , Fopmau 3, lr uaw,cy IAr,u
base h!l, y0rcorin Two 5ag hits shiuils.
Guaiu, lollauci, Nett,U. stuart s,aas9l
hrkley. ,llltl Eases ,Aolh nllv ~. Bier,
bauer DouJ.y play,, smith and Ncfr.t -.tu
aud Laehanrs. Umpire, Murray, Time oig4mi,
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opposing pitchers. "lolly" Kane has
been pitching great bail lately, hi, sore
arm having rounded to In good shape,
so that It is no. unreasonable to sup
pose that he will be able to pull on, hi,
game against tho Franklins. These
games viii! DO hoIiy contested, asW hoel.
Ing and the visitors ara tied in the race
for the penuRnt. In the afternoon
there viii, no daub. be record break
ing crowd in attendance, as Harry
Stacy, the National league pitcher, who
ha, just bssn signed by Wheeling, will
make his hrst appearance on the local
diamond. staley did some practice
work AZ tho park yeiterisy afternoon
and his speed Is wonderful, while he
has q slow ball that he works to perlsc'
ton. Glas1cock believes that no will
let tho FEanklIni down very easy this
afternoon,
The FrauGlin team arrival in the city
last evening aud are at the stamm. In
addition 70 the players, several OF the
officials oil tbs CLUB are here. The team
has but two pitchers hare, "SilveT"
bfaun, VINO tWlr,s IN the afternoon, and
McDousAl, VINO will oticiate at the
morning game. Il IL likely that one OF
the Wheeling pitchers will DO released
to the Ftankltns, Brodic anu McClsary
are said to be the players considered in
this connection, Charl, tho Virginia
league mal, whom the Pranklins
thought they hal, seems TO have given
the PsnnsylvaniRns the double cross"
lie Was forwarded S59in advance IN sRsy,
but up to date has failed TO materiAliEs.
The vacancy in the Iron aud Oil
league caused by the tiIcksring Of the
Twins, has not been filed yet. Erie IL
being considered, and may come in this
week. On the other hand, It is pro-
posed to admit the team OF the Pitts.
bnrgh Athletic Club aud play games on
the Ea': Fad grouudG OF tho p. 4. Q.
IL is said thu Pittsburgh National
League club officials will not object to
this arrangement This team Is very
strong one, and with the addition OF TWO
or three players would amount to some
thing IN the !. * o.
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IN rmE NAilONAL LEAGUE
What tho Club, Did Yesterday aad
ChuDg., In the StandIh-

TooAYs GIxr'-Clnclnuau a. Bt.inDrr
Cl6yeAal a. Philadelphia Pittsburgh al Dos
ton 81 L9sts a. Bo,5stfR I.3gisy!us - Se0
NOJE, ChicIs1 a. WashilgtOa,
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nnroans any that thler sales Of
Hoods harsApauTN exceed those Of all
others. Ihct0 IL no substitute for
Hood. :
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0aly two games were playet yss,sr.
DAY, Warren aud Oil City being the
winners Oil City thus strengthens her
hold on third place.
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iHoN am oil nNAGUE.
standing Of tho Club. Rnd Features Of the
peanaut Race

TOpAY's GAwEs-Fankl!u st Wheeling two
gamss' NaFTen Al TiEusyl.ls; Ce,osol a, OF! City.