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Earne runs-PIttsburgh. 8; New York. 9. Two.base
hitsIslenzel. Davis ,sl. Threehase hirs-Dono,.i!
,a,dg F,ItsS,drgh New i%rk, First base on balls on
plays-Doyle tunassistedji Davis stafford nd Doyle.
stolen bases y Bnnnon, Davis ,2l, Doyle, Boswell.
,sugden. Wild ptch-KiiiGn. Left on bases-Pitts.
burgh, b: New York. Z. Time-.:25. Umpre-Detts.
BOSTON, II: LOUISVILLE. q.
= LOUISVILLE, May lI.-Iouisville was outpayed at
every point to-day, Boston winning by It's superior
WORK. Knel was substituted in the sixth after the
game was lost, Attendance soc. The score: "
The sun., 1895-05-18

At Dctroit-Grand Rapids. II: Detroit, 10.
Al Kansas City-MilwaukCe II Kansas city T.
Al St Paui-St. Paul ~; Minneapolis. o.
AT lndlanupOlis-Toedo. B: indianapolis, IL.
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New England League.

At Portland -Brockton, :: Portland, T. IIits--
RrOcstOn. Z; Portland X. Errors Brockton. s. Port.
land Z. Batteries-Miller and lamson; Daniels and
GOOdhart,
Only one game played.
The sun., 1895-05-18
AT BUFFALO.

Earned runs-Bunalo, 2; Scranton. 2. First base on
errors.Bufralo. 3 Scranton, 2 Two base hits,Bot-
Radford. Rogers. Stolen base-Ciymer. Bases on
Lails-On Nickery, D; OF Delaney,4 Struck out-By
Nickery. 3; by Delaney, 4. Passed ball-Dowse. HIT
by pltcherWse. Lett ON bases Buffalo. 3; Scranton,
3. cmptre-Doescher. Tlme-l 50.
The sun., 1895-05-18

At Rockford Lincoln. o: Rockford. 1.
Al Quincy-Des Mones, >: Quincy, 4.
At PeOra-St- Joseph. 8; Peoria. II
At ksOnville-Jacksonyille, Z; Omaha, 10.
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ISciSSATI. 49, wlsIIIyGros,G @.


Earnel runs-Cincinnati, II: Washington 8. First
base on ballsOn Philips 2; on Parrot Z; on Mer-
Ssrhi &c Mon Of, 1ndeTFSonj !. struck GMgt-by ~ Phillips i
Sel. Stolen bases-seIbach. McGlhre Cartwright
Hogrieyer (S) Latham l2J. Miller ". y.Jlt play
umpire-Emslie. Tinr-2:U5.
cLEvELASu, \: PHILADELPHIA z.
CLEVELAND. May l5-Pitcher Smith went TO pieces in
the ninth inning to-day and Cleveland scored four
runs. winning Che galns. Not one VI the runs WsS
The sun., 1895-05-18
Yachts for Kiei VIII Pass Through tho
Baltic North Sen Canal In June.

BERILN, May lit is announced that the
yachts destined for Kiel to take part in the re-
gattas at that place may pass through the Bal
inclusive.
The sun., 1895-05-18
earned. error and three bsses on ssils being te.
sponsible Up TO the ninth Philadephfa had all tho
best OF IL. Attendance, LOO The score;


NO VTV WUK-
Phiiadeiphia ,'.......,.....O 0 2 o o.
Earned runs Philadelphia, 9; First base by errors-
Cleveland q LEFT on bases-Cleveland u; Philadel'
phin :. First base balls-On Smith, 3; on Young,
Z. Struck t-By Smith. 3; by Young, z. Iwobase
hits-Greiningcr, HAllmAn Cross, Smith. Sacrifice
hits-Hnmiltun Buckley. Stolen bates-Bnrkett' Del:
ehanty, Halinan. Double plays smith. Bnckley and
Boyle. Hit by pitcher BY Smith, 3. Wild pitch
Snth Umpire Murray Time-Two hours.
The sun., 1895-05-18
Southern League.

Memphis, II; Sew Orleans. u. Errors Memphis. |;
New Orleans, .; batteries -Burrell and O'Mesra;
Braun, Smith and Gondng.
At Chattanooga
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Earned runs-Toronto 2. First base by errors
Wilkesbarre: 4. Left on oases-Toronto. q: Wilkes.
barre. n. First base on bails-On keenan,. 3; on
Crane,6 q. Struck out-by Keenan,: /; by crane, 3.
Three base hit-Lake. Two base hits-Betts %. Le-
Eoite Stolen hase-Lezottc Double plays-McMnhon.
shannon and Earl; Demont. Sippi. and Iutenber
Wild pitch-Crane Cmpire-Snyder. Time Il :25
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Hot shot for J,m Corbett.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Star. commenting on
Corbett's utterances in Chicago. Gays: "Corbett
knows he Is not likely to get a show here, but
we should like to see Jackson give that Ameri-
can gas bag a thorough thrashing."
The sun., 1895-05-18
Other Games.

HARVARD SCHOOL, 10; WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL, ..
Amatch to decide the championship OF the first
series in the lnterschoastC A. A. schedule OF games
was played at Berkeley oval yesterday afternoon, II
having been postponed from Tuesday last The score:
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Earned runs-Rochester. I: Providence g. Twobase
hIts-W ente Bassett Three.base htts-l.ush, knight
Stolen bases-Rochester. J.: Providence, l. Double
and Hamburg. Left on Lases- Rochester. b: ProSi.
dcncc 8. Bases on bas-on McPartiin. !; on Dur.
yea. ! OF Lovitt T. Struck out-By Duryea. l; by
lOvitt. Hit by pitcher by McIartn. /; by Lovitt,
l. Wild pltch-Duryea. Time l:I5. Umplre-Gan.
The sun., 1895-05-18

on halIs-Cn bay, ?: on Gruoer.3. struck out by
lay, ! by Gruber, I. Twobns" hits-Hess shannon
Mcdonald ~. stolen bases-rower, Hess, Garry.
Double plays-McDonald, Shannon. and Gilbert;
by Druber l. Passed ball-Hess Umpre-swart
wood. Time-2 hours.
The sun., 1895-05-18

To'ais'''''io lsgl ~ Totals. % Is 8
Haryard H.. ;,,.'.'......'........"'.0 ! 10
woodbridge ..,.....,"..,.,-.,, " u U O. u
First base on ballg-Or Zizinla, $; on Carpenter g.
Struck ont.iiy Zizipia II by carrenter, 4, Two
Harvard, 10: Woodbridge, 2. Umpire-Bates.
AT MiDDIETowS.
Wesleyan, an,,........,........l 0 o o 90
Cuban Giants. o o 0 -
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END OF TIE CHESS MATCH.

Bardeleben ana Blackburne Agree Upon .
Draw.
LONDON, May l7.-Before Curt Won Bardeleben
and q. H. Blackburne sat down to play at the
British Chess Club to-day in order TO confess
the tenth game OF their chess match they agreed
to stop hOstilities and call the match draw.
The sun., 1895-05-18

Earned rins-Roston u; Louisville. l. First base on
errors-Boston, = Louisville, l. Left on bases Louis
VILE y; Boston, First base ON balls ON Dolan 2;
on Cunningham, on knell. |. Struck ouI-Ry Gun.
nnnshfanL n,nf 1 by klsIl' !. Ihree-na,e ht sGuSart
tarthy. Double plays-Nash, Long and tucker; Long
ana Tucker Shusar and Brothers; Eheii Weich and
brouihsrs Hi by pitcher-OBrieI, Empire krefe.
Tims-l:0i.
CINcISSATI. 10; wAsIIHGrOs,G.
CINCINNATI, May -Tuday'S game Nas one sided
Inc Washih-fohS BENG unable to hold down the Iin,
clhhati ieaih IL was batting same throughout In
hc 5tNtith INNING Anderson wa, substituted Hrr.
cer but lie, too, wHS hit hard Attendance 1000 The
The sun., 1895-05-18
BoWLERs WINDING UP.
ssuer, rrerck.. and Leuiy Play Their Finni
Games In The sun Tourney.

kTbree OF the competitors in Tue Sun individual
nanen completed their schedule at the Germania As
seInbly Rooms alley last night saucr made the bet
ter showing winning twice. while Leuy got the other
series The
The sun., 1895-05-18

Princeton, Columbia dual games, Columbia Oval to-
day. Take 2:29train. Harlem division q. 6. s.-Ids
The sun., 1895-05-18

den two.year.olds; n sweep
$500 added. of which 800 to
; four and a half furlongs,
The sun., 1895-05-18

Second Race-For three. .ycar-olds; selling sweep
stakes uf $40 each with $500 added OF witch 8 90
second and $50 to third winning penalties and sell
J Ing allo" ances; one mile and Il sixteenth
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet.
~ ing of the s,ockholders Of the Missouri Pasins
in the City OF ST. Louis Missouri, on Tuesday. The
18th day Of March, 1895. at 900 o'clock A. NJ for he
for the transaction OF any other business tha, may
come before said meeting. -.
The annual meeting OF the Directors viii be he'd q
the same once Wednesday the 18th day OF March.
at 1900 o'clock noon -,
The stock transfer books will be closed on rrifay
Thursday March l4th 1895. at 1000 o'clock A. NJ
GEO. j. GOULD, President
II Secre
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31
MORE BONDS EXPECTED.
STOCES STEADIED THEREBY.
CONDITION OF DELAWARE AND HUDSON
WHAT PRESIDENT CLEVE-
LAND MAY DO

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JANUARY 80
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31

the figures OF the last previous statement as ioi-
lows: No. r,~o,..~
gold hand. s55,pl92 $5io3'oo. Dec >''S 10"
Net legal tenders ooo,.,, o,c no
O. hand. s5.O2J.-tt - .vp
No, siive- on I'D i3I22?sa IL T9i. 30 Inc. 'i'45
Actual cssh in the
Treasury vaults
csr,,acaies sI44 ass 45a slas D3I .942 Dec s'G5ll
Deposits bank. l5.l2C.9S4 S-"sfi '''c' '"''S'
AvailsLlo cash s,g G5 49, $3.50 III 4i3Dec S4i3 i2i
Deduct rno la - o,o o,o r.. -, -,
hies 1,S'-V' "'o'V'-'" 49, '''''
Actual cash bal sl5o 49, sI524siis' Dee solS4a
The above statement reflects conditions on
Monday Tonight the reserve Is S3.l25.oOO less
than on Tuesday and is $4504S,1I3. The Treas
ury to-day must have begun TO onset the go.d
certificates by gold bars. the coin In the vaults
being only about s5l 800 O0O.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The money market firm to-day. but its
strength was not healthy. being due to the hesi-
tafion OF the banks and big lenders to put out
loans under the present circumstances There
WAS some demand both for time money and com
mercial paper Quotations for time money were
higher. Call monsy was at 2@3 per cent. We
subion our usual table OF rates. made up from
Information furnished by the busiest houses
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31

OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND COAL COMPANY.
No 1 Broadway, New-York January p. 1900 :.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Maryland
Coal Company the election OF President and ten
Directors and FOR come before
meeting will be held At the Company once NO,
transfer books will January 26th. at IL NJ and
reopen on the morning OF February 6th
O' H. B NEDHAM. Secrears
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31

In State issues: $500 Virginia funded debt
2-3s Of 1891 at 59k@59la; $1,000 Virginia IS, de-
ferred trust receipts. stamped at 67s. In city
bank stocks 40 shares Of Mechanics Bank at
l80
The railway market was dull. but generally
weak Total safes (par). s1,035.6 500
The Sub Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S265, ,032. Its net gain on balance was S..
s76,070 made up by a gain In currency Of $.33s.-
IA and gain In coin Of X637.326. The days
operations included: Receipts. $10,624,759; pay
ments. $3.64S.6S9. resulting In n general balance
OF sl479l6,735. consisting Of O36 coin and
sSO.S936 6ss currency. Although s3,725,0O0 In gold
was withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury to-day.
the balance shows a gain In cash, owing TO heavy
receipts from other sub-treasuries.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $62. .62S National bank notes for re-
dempton. The customs receipts were $S2S. .564. the
internal revenue receipts $290,754 and the mis-
cellaneous receipts S24262 Total Government re-
ceipts for the day. $s435sl; expenditures $s3354s;
excess Of receipts. $l0.033. For the month to
date: Receipts. s2s472.354: expenditures. s34sss-
bSs excess expenditures. s7.Sl4.234.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares with
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.

London Ian g. 490 D. m-Consols lO+h. FOR money
and il-iG the account: Canadian IaciaS' yLs
can ordinary. 1874. 81, paul common o'S. NWo,icsn
central iOi: Pennsylvania. f9&: Reading "a nsH.1
central new per cent bonds 55s Louisville aad NSsn-
vile. 5I-. Atchison common T. The amount o Su'
gone into the Bank of England On balance TO-DAY
Money 1. per The rate OF dlscoun u" w
omen market Tor both and three months bs is
nrr cert India Council bills were allotted today at
Isi per rupee an advance Of o32d on the previous
prlce advices quote cent rentes AZ Nv Iahs
n centrnes for account and exchange on Londoh al
- francs Is centirnes for checks
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31
The percentage Of profit is on $50, 900 900 capital
for nine months and s25. 600 900 for three nths
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE

The percentage Of profit s on S30,o00.0 900 capital
for nine months and $25 900 for three months.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
After weak opening the stock market rallied
to-day. operators for the short account being in
duced to cover by rumors from Washington.
These were Of various kinds; but the Street
finally made up its mind that Congress would
take financial action. but that the President
would speedily issue two hundred millions
Of bonds at price which would insure their
being taken freely abroad. although only payable
In coin This was admitted to be makeshHt;
but as II will probably carry the country over
until Republican Congress comes in, ii was re-
garded as likely to work we'll The possibility
that the banks might agree to open special gold
accounts did not appear TO affect stocks. Dis
tilling and Cattle Feeding was the most active
specially. result Of the snap receivership;
but 1t closed only u lower than yesterday at
So On the whole this market well as the
grain markets. showed strength. and the close.
while dull, was at advances over yesterdays
quotations. Total sales. 1898 shares
BONDS-THE MONEY MARKET
Government bonds sold $4,000 Is registered
at l124@112,s; $4,000 q F. 4s registered at
1l2k $4,000 4s coupon at ll2%. Quotations at
the close follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31

Money on call In London was !. per cent. Thc
rate of discount in the open market for snort
and three-months bills was = per cent me me
Bank OF England received on balance iso'opo.
british Consols declined = TO lO4ss both Tor
money and the account American securities
were fat but closed little better
French rentes 102 francs 80 centimes AT the
close Paris exchange on London 20 Iran's ,o,' 20
centimes Berlin sight sterling. 20 marks 42's
pfennings. .. ON. Madrid
1000: Lisbon. 23.25i4 81. Petersburg oV' A'"e"s'
IL; Rome $50: Vienna. 3.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31
Copartnersb,p Notices.
4 MORY. WORDEN 4 CO.,


MORY, WORDEN & CO..
N We the undersigned. JOHN n. AMoRr. DANIEL
T wORDEN and LOUIS v. BELL. desire 10 form
limited partnership. and do certify as follows
The hrm under which such partnersnp
is TO be conducted is "AMoRY, woRDEN CO. =,
transacted BY said partnership nrm is the general
business Of brokers In the City Of York IN STOCK
bonds and other securities dealt In on the
NewYork Stock Exchange and in any and all ousines;
thereto
3rd The names OF all the general and special part
interested In said partnership and their respective
places Of residence. follows;
The general partners John NJ Amory, who's rest:
dence Is No 1873 East 2ist Street In the cry oe
New-York and Daniel T. Worden, whose residence Ct
No: East s5th Street, in the city of New York
The special partner Is Louis " Bell whose residence
is oyster Bay. Long Island. New-York
The OF capital which said special partner.
Louis v Bell has contributed 20 the common stock 10
the Of Fifty Thousand Dollars.
5,h The period which the said partnership TO COM
the End January in the year ore thou
eight hundred and nin-tyhve and the period az
which Will Is the 2nd day OF January which
will be the year one thousand eight hundred and
nirety-eight.
WITNESS our hands this and day OF January. one
thousand eight hundred and nnety-hve
In presence OF:
wM. c. WILSON.
JOHN NJ. AMoRY a.. s..
DANIEL I WoRDEN IL. 50.
state Of NewYork City and County Of New York. ss:
this second day OF January thousand eight hun
dred ninety-fve. before the undersigned per
ronaily appeared JOHN NJ AMORY. DANIEL T woR-
me and known TO be the individuals mentioned
and described the foregoing certificate. and they
hereupon severaily each for himself acknowledged 10
Il. 81 wM. G: WILSON
Notary rVoiiS
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31

CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
DELAWARE AND HUDSON.
Wednesday. Janui

Wednesday, JanudIy 50-p. M
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
made preliminary report to-day OF its opera
tions during the last year. Receipts from coal
fell off $2,065.495 and receipts from railway
traffic s76S,419. while miscellaneous receipts in
creased $234.8l7. The decrease in the total gross
earnings was s2.604.0 Operating expenses
cut down $1.52o591. and the loss in
$l0s3,5H. How the coal troubles have affected
the company could hardly be made palmer than
appears in the figures Of this report.
subjoned is a comparative statement prelimi-
nary to the annual report Of the company for the
last three years:
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31

The price OF domestic exchange was as ioHows
at the places named; Chicago. bOc asked Bos-
ton. par to lOc premium; Charleston. buying par
selling u premium New-Orleans. commercial 20
discount. bank par: San Francisco. sight l7':
telegraph 90
named: ew-York-Exchanges SlO6.olS. 1ls; bal
ances s14 7s2 404 Philadelphia - Exchanges,
chenoes s1s 97s O57: balances 81 1913 662. Chicago
-EXchanges S12 7oS. 1856; clearings. ST. $3.50.
The price Of commercial bar silver IN this mar
ket was 60c nominal. per ounce mexican aoi-
iars ,rore ouoted at 4Sib cents. In London bar
silver advanced l-l6d 10 q 7-l6d an ounce. the
market steady - 60,
Foreign exchange was high both TOT CONT
mental and sterling The market was duli. now
ever as the bankers and foreign houses were
waiting TO see what Washington would do
More gold was taken from the Sub-Ireasury Tor
exnort 10 the sum of s3,725,000 The following
table shows the rates at which business was
done.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31
financial elections.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.

NeW-fOrk. january 2S, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet.
~ ing Of the stockholders Of the St. Louis. Iron
Mountain Southern Railway Company will be held
the Companys Office. in the city Of ST. Louis Missouri
Tuesday the 18th day OF March 1885 at 900 O'Clock
A. NJ, the election OF thirteen Directors for the
ensuing and for the transaction OF any other bus
ness that may before said meeting.
The annual meeting Of the Directors Will be held q
the same Office Wednesday, the 18th day Of March.
1896 at 1900 O'Clock
The stock transfer books viii be closed on Friday,
on Thursday. March i+th, 1895. at ten o'clock A. NJ
GEO. j. GOULD, President.
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31

TO HOLDERS
ST. LOUIS & san FkANcIsCo RAILWAY co.
MISSOURI AND WESTERN DIVISION
lST MORTGAGE GL BONDS
NEW-YOKK. December ~. 1894
DURSUA\T 10 an order Uf the Circuit Court
the Eastern District Of Missouri the Receivers OF the
81. Louis q San Francisco Railway Will and after
April LIST 1895. at their Office. No 40 Broadway, In the
City of NewYork redeem presentation by payment at
los per and accrued interest Five thousand dollars
5 00 Of abovenamed bonds. five bonds of 81 900 each
dated July ~. 1879. bearing the following numbers
Nos. 276. 40 40. 52<. 100.
which have been duly drawn by lot for redemption In
conformity with the of the mortgage given %
the Thtse bonds will to draw interest
on April ls 1898
ALDACE f. WALKER,
JOHN j. MCOOK. Receyera
JOSEPH c. WILSON.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-31
financial.
THE NEM-YORK AND NEW.
TELEPHONE COMPANY

holders of Tho FIrs Mortgage per cct sous
Of the New-York New-Jersey Telephone Co. dated
March "a 1885. March %. 1898 redsemase at the
option OF the Company after March "a. lSoJ;
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant TO terms OF
he above mortgage the Company exercises its option ana
viii redeem on March Cd 1885 the entire outstanding
issue Of these bonds .. ,oo- -. A..
National Pari, Bank PA Broadway NewYork. on pres
entaion Of the bonds with coupon OF March 1895 and
subsequent coupons attached Interest on these ponds Will
cease on and after March I'd. 1S0o -
Dated BROOKLYN. January Yth isyS ,,,,o,,,, 90,
THE NETWORK & NEW-JERsEY TELEPHONE co,
" HENRY SANGER SNOW. Treasurer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
VE1No
Compelled to Remain in
Wheeling.
Hundreds Flock to His Rooms Yet
Special Rate to Neutrality-suspicious.
Extraordinary Cures Performed in
Wheeling.

when Veno came 70 Wheeling the intention
Va. To- remain but . few days, but the nun
dreIs OF people who heard his interesting ana
iu..rrctiye lectures called AZ the computation
rooms. were ADVISED re 70 their Individual cases
ana receiving immediate relief fgom the NenO
Remedies prescribed. Informed their Iflshds
relatives And ueighb0rs OF the remarkable DOW.
er OF the medicines ana the constant Tue OF
aihuE people. who have since visited the
rom, Of tue V-no Co. has been so great that
We have found 10 necessary 10 remain on from
week % week. confidently expecting 10 ieaVe az
the end Of each. The past week has witnessed
crowds - great as any during the carry part OF
our visit and we have sec .ded 10 remain Tor
but one week longer, closing positively on Sat
urdsy, January bth-
Th-er have nsen so many requests received
Al th- oflcs o. remain until parties from dls-
lance conld call, that We feel II duty to rs
ten 20 thsir demands. As TINS Will De
IN only town we shall VISIT
1u,ti,e 10 the residents Of the interior
cities aud towns that they be given opportC-
nify to secure 60 themselves the benefits OF th5
Veto Remedies. To further interest the work
fgcmen. Neno has decided 10 allow his gener-
Gus orr,.r OF free trestment, consultation and
advice charging ouly the Sctual cost oil the
medicines necessary TO effect curel, 10 remain
in force for the balance Of his stay, and ~ Is
hoped that sll will avail themselves OF MS
great offer. ..,
the popular and efficient druggist, Mr.. Chas. h.
Goetze. and DR.. Bailey, the physician OF the
Veno Co will give his best attention. consul
tation and advice free to every one calling At
the offices OF the Veno Co, corner Eleventh ana
Main streets. over Lssh's jewelry store. En-
trsnce ON Eleventh street js2lS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
PEsTiFEKOUs PARrIsANsHIP

The outcome Of the whole Hawaiian
matter is the result OF the action of the
Democratic President of the United States
In taking sides with Great Britain against
his own gOVecnmenL-lntelhge
The Iuteligencer's ignorance is al
most as grea, as its malice. Its apins
the profound Indignation" OF the pea
nut partisans in the senate because a
government vessel was not in port
when the disturbance took place, is as
ridiculous as the partisan enmity Of
Boutsle. Chandler and Lodge, ct al,
10 the administration is vicious.
our neighbor mouths over SANDERS
mon President Cleveland aud Secretary
Gresham without Knowing what il is
talking about. Indeed, President Dole
EXPRESSED 20 Minister Wills his grAtid-
cation that no government vessel was To
port 40 the time.
The American people are now begin
ming 20 appreciate as they never did be-
fore President ClsveIand's foresight aud
prudence In regard TO Hawaii, and his
pa,riotlsm is more clearly understood
than 10 was year ago.
1--we want % annex revolutions We
have plenty on our own continent aud
need not 90 5000 miles out into the
Pacific for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-22
SMALL TALE.
Minor u alters OF IntersIs Briefly and
PIthily Told

Minor " alters or IntersIs Briefly ana
PIthIlv Told
THE "Whatitisisms" will give dance
at Kemple's Hall on Wednesday night.
The Council Committee on Markets
was called to meet, last evening, but
failed to obtain quorum.
CLARA HOLLAND was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian for Clarence NJ. Hol-
land, orphan child of G. NJ. Holland.
Bond, $1,000.
FRANK f. ZooK was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Mary II. Zook, deceased Bond $4,000;
G. Ed. Mendel, surety.
a SMALL boy named Peters fell from
the rear end of wagon, at Eighteenth
aad Jacobs streets, about one o'clock
yesterday afternoon, tracturing one OF
his arms.
Mr.. JACOB RAUsCH gave "hasen-
pfeffer" luach last night, at his saloon
on Eighteenth street. A large crowd
was present, and the evening was spent
in a very enjoyable manner by all.
YESTERDAY evening Mrs. Samuel
Anderson and Joseph Miller were ar
rested by Lieut.. Gaus and Officer Moran
for fornication and adultery, on . war
rant sworn out before Justice Gillespy.
The funeral of the late Hugh Crock
ard, Sr., will take place this afternoon at
TWO O'Clock, from the late residence Of
the family, No 1927 Morrow street The
interment will be at the Peninsula Gem
etery.
YESTERDAY morning at ten o'clock a
portion OF the department was called
out by an alarm from Wood and
Eighteenth streets, caused by an in
cipient blaze in the residence of Henry
He'll. The damage was nominal.
THERE will be called meeting OF the
w. C. T. u. Tuesday at 3 p. M, at w.
c. II. Z. hall. Those members VINO are
seldom present are expected TO make an
extra effort TO come, as business OF unu-
sual Importance will be brought before
the Union.
DURING the performance Of Monte
Cristo at the Opera House last night the
heat was oppressive. Some excitement
was created by the fainting OF Mr.. Allen
Kline, who fell forward in an aisle with
considerable force. lie was carried to
the open air and soon recovered.