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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
THE COLORED !. N. c. A.
The Annual Meeting Held Last
Night,
THE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
A Fine Programme, With Much Mu-
sic, Well Rendered. The Treas
urer's Good Report. The
President Urges New
Building.

The seventh anniversary of the
colored Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION was held at Butte Street
Baptist Church last evening, at $50
O'Clock, with the president, Rev. Il.
ID. Rawling, i'll the chair. Hymn
No. 1Ol, OF Gospel Hymns com
bined, was sung, led by the church
choir. Scripture reading and then
fervent prayer was offered by Rev.
L. Is. onowden. after which hymn
No. 279, where il My Wandering
Boy To Might" was sung.
THE REPORTS.
The programme was followed
by MIR. j. Il. Custis, who read the
boys branch report, which showed
much progress during the year OF
1891. The membership committee
reported that during the year 40
members had beon received, - 40
tive aud 8 associated. Total mem
bership 151, being l3J active aud II
nssccnted. A plea was made to
young men to connect themselves
with the association. The religious
committees gave n glowing account
Of their work, which showed that
much had been done for suffering
humanity in this city during 1891.
The Ladies' Auxiliary failed to
make their report.
Hymn No. II, Stand up, Stand
up for Jesus" afterwards the treas.
uror made his report, which showed
that $Sjl. 10 mad been collected, aud
a hnl a Il
1852. ~, leaving Il balance of S1.33.
He also reported that the associa
ton was III debt to the amount Of
Sl5I.
THE PRESIDENTS REPORT.
The President, Rev. II. II. Bowl
ing, not feeling we'll, requested the
General Secretary, @. Q. Dogau, TO
read his report. which showed
what great work had been done the
past year. He called the attention
OF tho members to the fnct that the
rooms were inadequate to supply the
demand, aud that some effort should
be made to build on tho lot, which
was all paid for. on Queen street.
lily mn No. 81, "Only au Armor
Bearer" was sung, and Rev. William
Lncy, ID. d., was introduced. He
made plain to all why tho Associa
ton is called Young" Then tho
word "Men." Third, tho word
"Uhristian" he dweit upon. He
said that on account OF Christianity
we have the American tag-that
where you see progress there you
will find Christian influence. The
last word, "Assoc alton" was eAem
pltied. lie showed to the audience
how they could do much work by
combination.
LYNN No. III, "Blest be the Tie
That Binds" was then sung, vote
of thanks WAS extended TO DR.. Lacy
and, alter liberal collection, the
meeting adjourned.
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Jusuce ashbnrn unucs an arrest.

Anna Lang complained to Justice
Ashourn last night tint Lewis
Miller had assaulted and benten
her. The Justice went across the
way to prepare the warrant, aud on
the way back recognized him,
served his warrant, ana lodged the
fellow at the station house,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
AZ Auction 'Go-day,

Il. X. Morris, manager, will sell
at his auctiou-house at 1880 O'Clock
tins morning, line clothing, ful!
snits, pants, overcOats, gents Fur
nishlng Goods, notions, hosiery, etc,
All good stock,
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THE YOUNG WOMENS' HOME
Annual Meeting to be Held Mon
day.
THE INSTITUTIONS WORK.
Organized by the Benevolent Wo-
men of Norfolk to Assist Work
ing Girls. In Very Truth
''Woman's Work for
Woman" Its Plan.

One OF the most praise worthy
benevolent institutions In Norfolk is
the Girls Home, organized few
yearsn8o by number of ladies. This
homo has done much to tighten the
burdens which rest upon the shout
uers OF many of the young working
women OF this COMMUNICATING
whlch frequently would be too heavy
to bear without such assistance as
the nome Is able to give. 1t is o
woMAN's WORK FOR WOMAN
and its affairs have been very suo
cessiully managed, q practical de :
monstation that tho ladies have good
hard business sense and in the mat.
ter of handling q few dollars show
excellent 4bllity, frequently far be.
You'd the boosted brains of the os-
tentatlous lords Of creation. The
institution is home in oil that the
word implies. A large family of
young women, whom after the toll
OF the day. they are supplied with
such comforts as would be
ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE
TO obtain in any respectable boarding
aoHSo AL "a uOuGT re-
quired. The VIR0INIAN had the
pleasure of witnessing an interesting
marriage at this home about a year
ago. 1t was
A Happily AFFAIR,
said to he genuine "love match. +"
The managers gave the young cou-
pie O delightful reception with all
the necessary refreshments. The
guests were ladies mud gentleme en-,
the friends of the newly married
and the supporters OF the home.
The stringency IN financial affairs
has made the year just past, partiou-
!urly hard on charitable and beneyo-
lent institutions, and doubtless this
home
HAS BEEN RESTRICTED
in its operations as have been other
institutions OF like character. The
Board of Managers Will hold their
annual meeting Monday next, Feb
ruary 4th, at ii o'clock. The varI.
Gus departments will make annual
reports and officers Will be elected
for the ensuing year. 4 full attend.
ance is desired.
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Citixrs.s, ssnnt .tncn az .uc,in,

at the request of tho administra
tor jus. I. BoruIn, IL. Il. Page *
Co., will sell at the Real Estate Ey
change at II IN. to-day, five shares
OF stock Of the CitlZen's Bank OF
this city. Terms cash.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

Prior to stock taking, February
LIST, we will olfer diamonds mud
watches at the very lowest figures to
cash buyers. L. Ii. Gale, l52 Main
street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

Mr.. 5. Il. Atkinson. Lexington
Hotel, Rlchmond, Va, thinks Qura.
tol great pain reliever. Ho used
It Tor spralned ankle aud it cured
III night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

Keep your blood pure and healthy nm,
and You will not have rheuma,i"i-'
hood sarsapArille gives tho blood vital.
hy and Eiohnsse, N'o'@ WAL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

When you are SICK try Dr. Reave's
Herb remedies. "My patients are
many" Ask about it. 257 Queen
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

Jewelry. cut glass, silvorware and
bric hrac at reduced prices. pre-.
yious to inventory. Chapman &
JaAanaaua
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Several cars en- route; must be
Soid also some on track here, Ii.
L. Owens, 30 Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

MINIATURES ALHANhC.-Sun rises. 7:0S 8. m.
sun sets. 529 o. m: high water 1916 a. IN. and
lO23 p. NJ; low water GAP an. and 6;56 u. III
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Local Meteorological Data.
EoR "a HoURs ENDINa d o'oLoog Last
NIGHT

u. b. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Office. Dodson Building.
NonFoLK Va, January 80, 1895
Maximum temperature. .. 80
minimum temperature. ... 80
Normal temperature. deducsd from
10 years observation. .. AZ
Departure from norman 2
Accumulated departures for tho
month. 49,. plus 6
Accumulated departures since
Jan. ISL. ...............p plus 5
Precipitation, in inches. AZ
Total preeIpitatlon since lat OF the
month 4.07
J. J. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31
wEAT m Fise akEEssp nT.
FOrscDne Tor FO-dSv.

WAHHIssToN. d. T.. January 81. 1895.
FAIR For Virginia. Generally fair; varia-
Iun BILE winds
For North Car Jling Fair, except
rain on the coast; slightly colder;
north winds
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TRGGzhGNl:;Z'1gN3
-Gssss Sc Isl ,i,as:zsEsIE1r
New Shoe House.
A New Pastry Book.
MISS l.. y. W LIS,

MISS l.. y. W LIS,
Principal of tho Baltimore Cooking
School, ha' com pil'd a new Pastry Cook
Book. which is being al tribute so the
patrons OF i; jMtCRD lEASr POWDER.
Tho reputation OF the IL thor rem or
tho hook o -pecial vniu Naii ono OF
the small labsls from tho bottom OF II
bottle of KU dFOR 1.-THE RUNlFORp
I'll MIOiL WORKS, Providence, Il L.,
and copy viii be sent free. ja3l-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-31

bananas, apples, oranges, lemons.
potatoes, Onions, cabbage, pears
etc., at Wholesale. Geo, IL. Dawes
1l0 Water street. '''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
TWO y nNsERT.
Third Hasoman IEsgan aud Pitcher AndSr.
sou Leave the Town.

Third Bassman Issgan aud Pltcher Andsr.
sou LOaVs the Town.
The principal topic Of conversation in
bate ball circles yesterday was tho de.
sertiou Of Third Basenan George Regan
aud Pitcher Anderson. ROgan aud An.
derIon left town on tho morning Pun
Handle train and bnl for the presence
Of Secretary Barfows, Of the club, who
was en- route To- the Franklin meeting
Of the Iron ( oil league, the club would
have learned nothing Of their move
meuts. Regau, it is said, gave as u rea.
son for his departure that he had not
been treated right here. This Is the
veriost bosh. as everybody knows. Re.
gan left Pittsburgh yesterday for his
homo in Havorhill. Mass
Anderson was booked for his release,
aud knowing this no probably deserted
to evado being lot 20, lie Is at his home
in Pittsburgh. It Is not generally
known that Began was suspended by
President Young, OF the National
Agreement, last week, for Jumping Il
contract early in the aprIng, before no
came to Wheeling. lio was under con.
tract. it seems, 10 Of the clubs Of
tho New England association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
DooLEY's BENEFIr.

The Popular Boxers Friends have Ar
ranged n Good Programme.
This evening the boxing entertain
mOnt at tho Metropolitan Athletic
Clubs arena in Fulton, for the benefit
Of the we'll known boxer, "Billy"
DooIsy, who has made hosts Of friends
during his stay in Wheeling. takes
place. aud II is hoped that a large crowd
will DO present. Tho frat bout will be
called at $50 p. m, so that the tanciors
OF the sparring art who 60 out on the s
O'Clock motor will DO on hand in time
to SEQ the entire programme.
Joe" TanseY, tho Michigan heavy
weight, announces that he will meet
any local boxer Of his class at the bene.
tit this evOning, aud endeaYor to stop
him in four rounds. Tansey also is
nnxious to get on n match for twenty
Gye rounds before the local club later
on. The other boxers VINO will spar A.
the benefit are Jimmy" Marlin, OF
Washington. D. O.; Nike RiEeF, OF sis-
tersville, light.Wsighti buck" SIelzer,
Duke" Riley, Charley Och, paddy
Core, Harry Smith. Gray, Kizer aud
otherI, including "Billy" Dooley,
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NOTES on NAYIGArloX.
stage OF Water RnI HbVsmsntI OF Boat
Tic River IntnreatH.

stage Of Water Rni nbVsm sntI OF DsAtI.
The River Interests.
Tho Liberty arrived aud departed for
C]laringtou.
The Fayorils will leave this morning
for Marietta,
The Courier departed io7 Parkersburg
at II o'clock Yesterday aud the LSxiag.
ton got away Tor halamoras a! the same
hour,
In spite OF the recent heavy rains
there has been no perceptible rise ia
the river. the marks last evening indi.
eating s ieet G inches aud stationary,
THE RIVER Marks
Greonsboro-River c feet ii inche'
and stationary. Weather cloudy aud
warm.
Warren-Rivor l foot and falling.
Weather warm and fair.
MoFganiOwn-River 0 feet 6inches and
stationary. Weather clear and warm.
S%tsubonyille River . feet 0 inchos
aud falling. Weather warm aud clear.
ParkOrsburg--Rivor 8 foot l inch and
stationary. Weather cloudy and warm.
OIL City-River 10 inches and fall.
ing. Weather clear and pleasant
Pittsburgh-River 8 feet and station
airy. Weather clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
Of me GNAND OINCUIr.
FavorIlos Captured Eve OF the Three
Races at Saginaw.

FavorIloS Captured Two OF the Three
Races at Saginaw.
SAGINAW, MEcH., July lG.-The second
day Of the Grand Circuit races at Union
park was marked BY n good track aud
large attendance. The sport Afforded
was excellent. There were three races,
OF which the fRVorites captured two, the
2:94 trot and tho 2:20 pace. In 2:ll
trot, the ~favorite, Lesa Wilkes, took
third money. Saginaw Lass started 10
beat 2:25i and paced a mile in 2:2i}.
Sanger, tho professional cycler, made
a mile IN 2,04i, beating the hsstmtle pre-
viously made on tho track, 2:0j!, by
Flying lib in 1893,
2:ll trot. purse, Sl,000-Geneya, i
Aunt Delilah, 9; Le'a wilkes, 3; Night.
inrale. l.. Time, 2:l2i, GAIA, 9:llll
2:34 trot, purse sl.OOO-Red Nutting,
/; Glenmore, .; Princess Belle, 8;
Blew, 4; Sablehurst. 5; Allen Kenney,
6. lime, 2:lGi. 2:2O, 2:l0i.
2:2O pace, purse Sl,0OO-Goorge 81.
Clair, !; Abeto, .; Major Bishop. 81
Leiah W.. A. Eximus, 8. Time, 2;i0ir
2:lO}, 2:ll, 2:l4l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

INTrLLtGGNcER Office before 4 o'clock,
The checkers will be sent out to their
destination on tho 1 o'clock motor,
Arrangements uro being made FOL. tho
use at Telephones aioag the line, and
tho checkers will DO in constant COM
muuicattou with tina IS~PgLLiGgScgg Of
dee. Bulletins will be posted througll'
out the race, ut this office,
ScorN cards have been Published by
tho lNTEgIdgNCER aud will DO distributed
free OF charge after noon to-day. A
supply eau also be had at SChnenPa
drug store, the Stamm house, haadquar'
Lsrs for tina visiting cyclists McLure
aud Windsor news stands and at the
various cycle stores,
II possible, arrangements WILDE made
with the officials Of tina Wheeling Alh.
iethio club for the using Of its rooms as
dressing apartments for the riders, and
whore needed baths can be had AFTER the
ruco, The contestants should report a!
the lSFRbLfGgSCER office this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, when their numbers
will be given out. The Numbers will
be printed in large figures on yellow
musltn and are easily dIstinguIshAble
from quite y distance.
Alter the race tue judges aud other
officials will hold a session and hear the
reports OF the checkers At the various
points along tho route, after which they
will declare the winners. Orders for
the prizes will then be given the success
ful riders.
The unpayed portion OF the course, on
Fourteenth street, Just before McCul.
loCh street is entered, is being put in
good condition for the race. Last year
this was the most dangerous part Of the
urse and several bad tumblei were
taken. To-day the surface will be
smooth. but outward bound riders
should not take tho turn to MeCutcoch
At high speed, as the turn is very sharp,
Chief Bennett, Of the police depart.
ment, will detail the entire night force
aud a portion Of the day officers for seF.
vice at the start and fnish Of the race.
Lieut.. Supler, who Ia an euthusiaatic
cyclar, will have charge Of the boys in
plue.
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Il NisW i'hAYHils.
The Wheeling Iaie DalI Club Has Been
Greatly strengthened.

The Wheeling Iaie hall Club Has Been
Greatly strengthened.
Tho addition Of several PLAYERS to the
Wheeling ball club ha, greatly strength.
eneJ the club. First rame Brodio, who
accepted Whesling's terms on Monday.
Yesterday Manager Wits received
work from Kenlon that Brodic had Iuc
ceeded in signing outGeldor and catcher
Cooper, Who opened tue season with
the S%teubsnville club. lie is q good
man and will DO out in left field. Two
Columbus players have also been so.
cured, pitcher ConOver, who is un.
d%oubtediy II Of tho best twirlers in
the Interstate, and the StRtesmen's
shortstop, Bell, whose sensational work
in that position has been commented
on all over tho circuit. Tho club was
dickering with Robinson. the Kenton
fielder. but he wired yesterday that no
could not come here. Il Is understood
that no has accepted the terms Of the
Twin Cities management
The team will DO renrrau2ed and will
limo up in this way when the new men
arrive: PFi!chard, first base; Crotty,
second base; White, third base; Ball,
short stop; Kerr, right field; Trey, cen
tor field; Cooper, left field; Kane, Bro
die aud Counver, pitchers, with Nc.
Cleary in reserve; Davis aud Kalkho0,
catchets. That's a combination that
will win more games than they lose, by
q jugiuil.
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WHEELING AND TWINS
Admitted to the Iron & Oh League
at an Early Hour This Morning.
FOUR NEW PLAYERS ARE SIGNED
by tho Wheeling Management-Tho
Team Is Now ono ot tho strongest
Minor League Organizations In tho
Country - HegaR aud Anderson
Leave Town Rather suddenly,
Nndlay Defeats Konton.

The Iron and Oil league hold a special
meeting last night at franklin, Pa, for
the purpose OF considering tho applica'
ton OF W Wheeling aud Twin Cities for
admission. Tho Twins were repre-
souted at this meeting by Manager
"Jack" Danah, aud President
Buckenborger and Secretary Bar
rows we're there in Wheeliug's
interest. The meeting was a
iong.winded one. There was q great
deal OF intereat here as to tho result,
many "ians" calling up tho iNTRttfGES'
CIR office to ascertain whether Ours
we're in oat Of the wet, Nothing came
from the scat Of war until this morning
at 2;9O o'clock when the following was
received:
ipesta! Dl4paieh 10 @s TR~slgResr.
FRASELIS, Pa, July H. (9:3O a. Ny
Wheeling and Twin Cities are admitted
to membership in the Iron aud Oil
League. The meeting lasted until =.
IN. and deGnits news as 10 schedule Ia
not available this morniug,
T. q. BAREows,
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The ISTELLgaEEeER road race hand
icappers did not conclude their labors
anttl shortly before noon yesterday.
The hRndicaps allotted the various
riders, though not deemed exactly right
by the riders, nearly all Of whom think
it their duo 20 receive the limit, are
thought TO be about the proper thing
by all outsiders who were favored with
a glance at tine han dicap sheet yes:er-
day afternoon. There are three scratch
men, Dillon, Lube and Sweeney, tho
latter Of Martins Ferry. sweeney
would probably have received u fair
start but for the fact that he gave no
information in his entry btnnks; there
Tore the handicappen could do nothing
but place him at scratch.
That the handicaps are allotted as
they should be Is Rttested to by the tact
that nearly every man entered is being
boamed by his admirers AZ tue prob
able winner OF the race. About the
oulv exceptions are tho Salem big
Six" and one OF these riders may lot
out q link or two this afternoon and
Iurprise the folks ct home.
Dillon is not in the best OF condition,
his knee giving him some trouble, hut
It was given out on the quiet last even
ing that he had gone Over the course
last Saturday in remarkably fast time,
faster, indeed, than that in which he
won the 1894 race, 90 minutes. Tho
time he is reported TO have made is As
minutes. Joe Lube, Of Benwood, II
Of tho other scratch men. is also sutinr.
ins from injuries received in the Poor
man road race at Cincinnati Oh the
Fourth. In that contest he felllEwo or
three times, hut made the very qdick
time, 40 minutes and a few seconds, for
the dtteeu miles. The Poorman courie,
however, has no hills and Is several
minutes faster than the local coarse,
Tho haudicnps are as follows:
Five minutes. (the limiU-John Cla-
tor. Wheeling.
Four and one.half minutes-A. r
Marks, Wheeling; D. W. Cochran,
Wheeling
Four minutes-Jesso McUausland,
Wheeling.
Three Misunderstanding Justice, Z.
Shaver aud Dr.. II. W. Thompson.
Salem, Ohio.
Two and one.halt minutes-Joseph
Foster, Wheeling; o. ". Stark, Salem,
Ohio; II. W. Kimmins, Elm Grove.
Two minutss-F. l. Miller, Wheel
ing; Arthur Foster, Wheeling; Abort
Foster, Wheeling; F, y. Gauns, Salem,
Ohio; G. A. ~Stroehloin, Wheeling.
One aud oue.halt miuutes-C. w.
Kunkle, st. Clairsville. Ohio; S, ].
Seeds, Salem. Ohio; NJ. d, Gregory,
FIu,hing. Ohio.
ono minutes. V. Goocb, Brilliant,
Ohio.
Scro!ch-Jossph Lubic. Benwood
James Sweeney, Martins Ferry: Lester
r. Dillon, Wheeling.
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MARTINS FHnsY.
HApI aud MlNhRp' Ia tuo Thriving city
Across the River.

Hapa aud AflAhAp, Ia tu1 Thriving City
Across the River.
Eight large wagons have boon hired TO
carry the members Of the NJ. i. Sunday
school TO and from tho picnic at Sid
Wells grove to-day. Besides those many
private vehicle, will 10 used. Tho fare
for tho round trip will DO 10 and -
cents. Tho members will meet At tho
church at 7 o'clock aud tho start will DO
MAIDS about S o'clock. The picnic pro-
mISeI to be a very large ono.
HoroaflOr the Bible is to be road In
tho Toronto public schools each day,
and tho American flag kept floating over
tho building during tho school days
Miss jess Charlton will return to
Central City, w. Va, to-day, after a six
wUek4 visit with relatives bore.
MI. o. +. Morris, cashier Of tho Pao'
plo'a National Bank at Ba%ruoiviIle, was
in town yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Robbins havO
tolutuud tron u twu weeks visit at
GAINESVILLE.
". +. Barrett RRd family have re.
turned from Harrison county.
Il. ). A. Dronnen rstarhnd yesterday
from u brief visit ut Sanduiky.
George Kraat6 IL visiting his SiStOr At
Eat Liverpool.
Tho school onumoralors arc making
lhOir rounds.
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BALD Is COMING.
The Great Columbia 1 VIII Ride In thu
StrubenVlile Races.

The Great Columbia MAJ VIII Ride In tho
Strubenvlllo Races.
Eddie @. Bald, tho premier stellar at.
traction Of the Columbia racing team,
together with Ray Mcdonald, Charley
Murphy and the other members Of that
team have entered for tho coming Ma.
tional Circuit races to DO run on the
famous Pleasant Heights track ut steu.
benvills, under the auspices OF tho
S~teubenyille Athletic Club, on Thurs.
day Of rex week. The s. A. @. have
the entries Of nearly all tho celebrated
racing men Of the country and ai they
have put some professional OventA on
the very attractive programme it is
probable Sanger, Johnson and others Of
the newly created professionals will be
on hand. And maybe a race between the
big Milwaukee man AMI the speedy
Swedc would not bs a drawing attrac.
ton OF the first magnitude.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOu rnE RACE.
The officials who will serve aud Informa-
ton for the Riders.

The Officials who will serve aud Informa-
ton for tiio Riders.
This afternoon at 4:5j o'clock the
l.mi. mani ia the second annual ISrELLt.
GEyCER road race, fifteen miles, Whoel'
Jug to seven mile post and return. will
be started from the lSTELLiGEScEG
Office. and the twenty.one otherentrants,
all Of whom it is thought will start, will
he sent of on their hot bcorch until at
O'Clock sharp the three scratch men,
Dillon, OF Wheeling, Sweeney, Of Mar.
tin, Forty, and Lubic, OF Bsnwood,
will spurt 10 tho hill in the hard task
Of g%nteavoring to catch the more for.
iuHlie but less speedy riders who got
tho benefit Of tho hRndicaps.
The following officials have kindly
consented 10 serve:
Reieree-E. Il. Mccoy.
siarter-Jacob Loos.
Jldges-Dr. John II. Mcclure, ". Il.
Stevenson, Will W. Irwin, jason q,
stamp aud James X. Hall.
Timers-W. j.. Luksns aud Charles
y. Hancher.
A number OF wheolmen have con,
seuted 10 servo as checkers at Fulton,
Leaiherwood, Pleasant Valley, Wheel
iGg Park, Elm Grove and Seven Milo
Iott, but others are needed, and any
bDly Wishing 10 anrYe can apply At thN
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LIMA, Ono, July lG-Tho r~oorganiEod
bn'O ball club did not last long. Pitcher
Iontz has signoi with Adrian, Mich.,
and has gone there. Watson and Bridges
hayo Joined tho Defiance, Ohio, club.
aud Barnes, Donovan, SGhaub aud Me.
Cnuley wont TO Winchester, Indiana,
tonight And will play with that club
hoFOaftnF.