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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

The Davis resolution affirming the
Monroe doctrine was 10 be reported by
the Committee on Foreign Relations
to the Senate yesterday. 1t is expec-
ted that there will be considerable
debate over That part of the resolution
which makes the United States the
judge of the validity of any arbitra-
ton or agreement in settlement of a.
boundary dispute between foreign
Government and Government on
the American continent.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

The Government could afford to
pay ten millions of dollars as the
best investment it ever made for
sound money, sound finance and
sound ideas generally, to place the
new issue of $100,000,000 in bonds
in the hands of 100000 people in
all parts of the country. 1t is the
conservatism Of the masses, not
the selfshness of the classes, that
is the mainstay of popular govern
ment,-New York World.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

Speaker Reed is said to have in
sormed the Chairman of the Commit
tee on Territories that he does not
wish favorable report at this session
on the bill TO admit Arizona, New
Mexico and Oklahoma into the Union.
lie does not want the Republican
party held responsible tor any increase
of silver men in Congress.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

On the ground that another day of
the session could not be lost the Vir-
ginia House of Delegates voted down
resolution to adjourn in honor of Gen,
ROBERT e. Lees birthday, which falls
on Sunday, but was to be observed The
following day.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

England's sober second thought
ION the Venezuelan affair, like our
own, is wholly commendable. 1t
has got the ships, it has got the
men, and got the money too, but it
as getting ready to arbitrate.-N.
Y World,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

Mr.. Watterson while in New
York last week, took occasion to
say that there was no doubt what.
ever in his mind that there had
been conspiracy to force the
Government to sell it's bonds far
below their value, and that !, the
headers in the plot had some very
influential friends.
Mr.. Watterson expressed his in
tense satisfaction that the con-
spiracy had been detected and foil
ed, and he paid a high tribute to
The World for smashing the gold
ring. He pointed out to The
World correspondents informant
that there was a great discrepancy
between and Mr.. Morgan's fare
well TO the ring. 1t was evident,
according to Mr.. Watterson, that
all the facts had not yet been made
clear. Mr.. Watterson thought that
,fuEther explanations were very de-
)sirable.-N. Y. World.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

The Spanish Government has APP
pointed Gen. Valdriano Weyler to
take charge of affairs in Cuba. He is
expected to arrive at Havana shortly
20 assume the duties of Governor Gen
crai. The Cubans in this country be-
lieVc that Gen. VIEWERS. appointment
means a reign of terror
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

The Senate will not confirm thu
nomination of j W. Prsteli, coiored,
to be Steward Of the Western Insane
Asylum at Hopkinsvlle. 1t is said
that Gov. Bradley did not know
Postell was saloon-keeper when he
made the appointment.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

louisville lost its Democratic May
or b J reason of death the past week
The Democratic Sheriff neglected to
veaew his bond in the time prescribed
by law and therefore lost his office
Tbe Republicans have almost all the
Offices in jefferson county in their
hands.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

The advocates of making pension
a "vested right" will bring in sepa-
rate bill to that effect, having been
prevented from adding such an amend
ment to the Pension Appropriation
Rill
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

] win on Eel. 8, next at Court
House, Frenchburg, sell 1901 acres
timber. See bills. r.. MARSHALL.
25-2t Com'r.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21
ADVOCATE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Tuesday, January q, Ieee.

Ex President Harrison las couiir'n-
ed the reporls that he and Mrs. DIM
mick are tebe married The wedding
will not take place until after Lent.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

The Republican State Executive
Committee of Alabama has been called
TO meet at Birmingham Thursday, the
date of the meeting of the Populist
Committee. 1t is expected that the
two committees will agree to call con-
ventions at the same time and place
aud name a Joint State ticket. The
Mckinley people do not like the call,
and say Mr.. Reeds supporters are at
tempting TO take advantage of them.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

The Treasury lost $4,000 in gold
bars and coin, Saturday which leaves
the gold reserve at $53642, l6S.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-01-21

Mr.. Geo. L. Smith, OF the Geo. l.. Smith
Mantel Co., Louisville, Ky. writes FEB. %,
1894: "For about year was terrible suf-
ferer from heart trouble, which got so bad
1 was obliged TO sit up In bed to get my
breath. l had to abandon business and
could hardly crawl around. Ny friend, MIR.
julius @. voght, one OF our leading pharma-
cists, asked me to try DR.. Miles Heart Curo.
had used little more than bottle when
the pain ceased and palpitations entirely
disappeared. 1 have not had the slightest
trouble since, and today am attending to
business as regularly es eyc-.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Book on
Heart and Nerves sent free. Address DR..
Miles Medical Co., E1khart, Ind.
DR.. Miles Remedies Restore Health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-25
BELLAIRE.
Al sOrts of I.ssAi SEW, suI Gossip from
the GlaSI CITY.

the t:laSS CITY.
There was nice audience ut the
school hall In central building last Night
and the music. Rotations ana debate
furnished entertainment and nmuse-
nicnt. Tho chorus By the high school
the Duets, trios. etc, were AL hlghly
appreciated. and the debate on the queS-
tlOn as to whether the African or Indian
had most to complain OF was interesting
and amusing. The money realized goes
10 the school library fund.
The auditor Of state has Just rendered
decision that the selling OF cider comes
under the nruvialOns OF the Dow law. ~
Is custom In Prohibition towns and
townships to keep rooms like saloons
where men Eather md play pool or
cards and call for cider" Under this
decision the vendors OF this fluid must
pay the Dow tax.
The operation OF the Garfield election
law. under which candidates must
make sworn statements Of their cam
palgn expenses and ille the same with
the clerk, has been suspended until utter
the April election because the time ls
too short to have the law generally dis
trIbuted.
The city council held short session
last night, and the principal business
considered was the matter OF telephone
poles. With the telegraph, telephone
and electric light poles the streets are
well poled now.
A Cleveland g. Pittsburgh car jumped
the track ON the incline yesterday Just
as It reached the watcr's edge II was
an ugly job to get II back on, and much
emphasis as well az labor was employed.
Hon. W. T. Lewis. state labor COM
missioner, has extended his lines for re-
appointment with such ndroltnesB as to
leave him practically without COMPETE
tors for the place.
Mr.. W. a. Hunt, the whliOm editor Of
the Chronicle at St. Clairsville, Is the
Republican candidate for mayor OF that
town. with the chances largely In favor
OF his election.
Dewey lIllles. a son OF Hon. Samuel
HnleF. who s. the steward at the Boys
Industrial Home ut Lancaster, Is TO be
married shortly to Miss pollie Whitley,
OF that city.
The Uniform Rank Of the knights OF
Pvthias will give an entertainment in
Central hnll tomorrow night at which
they advertise to give away" the U. Il.
work.
The coal miners are now receiving 81
cents per ton for mining coal In this
disputes about It.
The livery stable and other property
OF J. T. Freeze IS to be sold by John A.
GallRher, the assignee. to-day.
Rev. sam Small has been engaged 20
come 20 this city after the close OF his
meetings In Martins Ferry.
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BOSTON, March 24.--Medlcal Exam
liner Harris to-day made IL post mortem
examination OF the body OF Mrs Flor
ence Morrison. who was found dead in
her rooms last night. He states that
the woman was chOkcd to death. The
medical examiner found that the black
and blue imprint OF fingers on the wo-
mans throat and indications In the
flesh made By finger nails showing that
extreme pressure had been exercised,
while there was nothing to show that
death could have been caused by any
natural organic disorder or disease.
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EVANGRIINE HANDICAP
A New Orleans Won by Constantine by a
Length.

Length.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2+.-one
hundred and nth day Crescent City
Jockey Clubs winter meeting. Weather
cool: track good. Summaries:
First SIX furlongs, purse $3.50, for
maiden three yeRr-oids and upwards
Mainsail won easily by four lengths;
Dick Tension seconds Victories third.
Time, III.
second. purse $500. for two-year-olds.
four furlongs-winker won easily by
three lengths; Bonnie Belle second
Brown Betty third. Time. 49h.
Third, purse $3.50, for three-year- olds'
one mlic-Honor won by head IN a
drive; Judith c. second; Cotton King
third. Time, 142h.
Fourth. purse NjO, the EvnnEellne
handicap, for three-year-olds and up
wards, one mile-ConBtantine won
driving by length: Chugnut second;
Ashland third. Time, l:I2h. ;
Fifth, purse 800, for four-ycar-oldS
ana upwards, selling. six furlongs--Roy
Lochiel won pulled up by q length:
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This attraction in all It's splendor Of
stage effect will appear at the Grand
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, giving
the usual matinee, Mr. fsh1m has can
ceiled all old ideas and replaced them
with up.to-date specialtles and only
such will be found with ''The octo-
rooms" an organization Of only FIRST
class artists and singers. Novelty upon
novelty will follow In quick succession
upon a programme which introduces the
greatest comedians and the faIrest
daughters Of the sunny south. queens OF
the twin muses. song and dance.
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When the Wheeling bowlers read OF
The scores made by the Linden Grove
men at Buffalo last evening, there VIII
De a general gasp OF surprise. II was
Thought the Brooklyn men would roll
rlose up to their average which is Sa
i1r the tournament Just ended In New
York. That they went under the 800
mark shows that they are by no means
i1vlaci6!e OF foreign alleys. II they
chow no better form here than In Buff
faln, Hervey's men should take seven
ftralght from Manager Knrpfs cracks.
i looks sure that Wheeling will at
lsRyt take the series
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WASHINGTON, March 2A-In the
course OF O general report upon the
trade relations between the United
states and Honduras, which shows d.
nlnishInE exports on our side. United
States Consul Little, at TeBucignlpa'
writes to the state department that GER
tain American capitalists are now nego-
tlatInE with the government or Hon
duras in regard TO the consolidation OF
the foreign debt OF the country and the
resumption OF the construction OF the
inter-oceanlc railway Of Honduras.
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ErsatFl llEplkCU 10 TIC AAlhNtltNNHSSAs
pvFFALo. y. Y, March 2i.-The
pro,klyn Linden Grove) team of the
Ir,sr.s,atc Bowling League Of America,
,r,iyed here this evening from Goshen,
srg n,ayed the first four games Of the
,,rIss with the Buffalo team OF the
,.,rpe The result Is u great surprise.
pnSsIo succeeding in winning the first,
,s,rd snd fourth games after three
zane struggles In which the winner
'r,s M, known until the last ball in
~. tenth frame was rolled. Thyme. cap
ri, Of the visitors, rolled in. great
,ar,, making III In the four games
Iii tS'T'' was second best with 81. knorr
IA p,iT me best work for the home team,
u sSI These games are champion
WI, WI" Enmes in the league. To-morrow's
s."p viii also he for the league cham
SSis"sbip, but on Thursday the match
S,V, ike those 10 be played al
ISssciinE. Will be contested. MhnaErL
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THE TRAP SHOOTERS.

The Grand American Handicap Hsgini'
Captain Money, ClAybrldEe MERRILL
Bartlett, Elliott and Morley lave Clean
seUrrs-TVuI Last Week.
NEW YORK. March 2i.--Thsre Is a
large attendance at Eiitwood Park. N.
j.. to-day to witness the opening Of the
big tournament between the crack shots
OF sIle United States under the auspices
or the Inter- State Trap Shootern' ASso-
citation. Darkness stopped the shoot
ing after o'clock and at that hour only
seven squads OF six men had finished
the handicap shoot. The entries Tor
this event number seventy-three. and
nt the present gate Of progress the tour
ney would easily run over the week.
This, however, viii be remedied II posst-
BILE and more speedy work may be eS-
pected tomorrow. As the score stood
at the close OF the day six men had made
cicuu scores OF ten. They were Elliott.
Captain Money. ClayridEe, Bartlett,
Merrill and Morley. Most OF the other
competitors were well up. The score
follows.
Elliott, 10; Upton, 9: CaptninMoney, 10;
George Mosher. out; DR.. Weller 4;
Clover, 9: 6. II. PIercy, Q; W, II. Green.
Z; d. NJ. Porterfield, out; D. w. Clay
ridge. 10; f. G. Moore, 9; r, f.. Htster, s:
l., II, Shortmeyer. s: W. w. Bennett. S;
O. II. Dickey. 2: II. A. Bartlett, 3; b. Lee
roy, .; f. S. Priccm, 8; r. Merrill, TO-; T..
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DON'T invite disappointment by OK
perlmununE Depend upon one Minute
Cough cure and you have immediate re-
llof. II cures Group, The only harm
less remedy that produces immediate
results. Logan 3 Co.. Wheeling, w.
va, -. +, Peabody. Bnnwood, and
Bowie 4 Co.. BridRGnort, o. .
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NEW YORK. March IA dispatch
to the Herald from R,B.e says:
On account OF the excessive pecuninry
demands made by Menellk Il Is improb-
able that peace will be concluded.
Signori RIcotti and Rudlni, who are in
accord with the king, will refuse the
payment Of any money indemnity.
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GETTYSBURG, Pa, March 2+.--Col.
c. II. Buehler died at his residence In
this place to-day. aged scventy-0He
years. During the war he served as
major Of the EIghty-seventh Pennsyl-
Valiln infantry and Inter us colonel OF
the One Hundred and Twenty-slNth
regiment. He was vice president OF the
Gettysburg battlefield commission.
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DUBLIN. March 24.-Mutinous con-
duct on the part OF the Thirteenth hus-
sars ls reported from Dunalk. The
cavairymen are said to have hacked to
pieces twenty-ciRht saddles and brides.
Several Of the hussars have been arrest
ed in consequence OF this demonstra-
tion,
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Nearly all OF the delegates to the
meeting OF the West Virginia League
OF Republican Clubs, which opens at
Charleston to-day, that were mentioned
In yesterdays lntellIGencer, left on the
early Ohio River train for the state cap
ltai. The delegation was the largest
Raa possibly the ablcst eyer sent TO
n state league meeting from the Pan
Handle
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March "a
Executions on Judgment notes nggre-
eating over 10000 have been issued
against Hugh j. Hemil. trading as Il.
HamlI & Brother. yarn manufacturers,
with n mill In Germantown. The fall
ure is attributed TO the prevalent bust
ness depression.
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CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, March a.
Marshall Farmer left last night 70 Sc
cure the arrest OF D. Hemphill at Find
lay. Ohio, on the charge OF entlclng
Goldle NclghbOr from the home OF her
father p. ". Neighbor. The child Ia
now with her mother. the wife OF n
prominent attorney Mt Flndlay.
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n.n.rn1 Nrtlfrtnn nrtnr.

KANSAS CITY. No. March 2i.-Gen.
ernI George H. Settleton, president Of
the Kansas City, Fort Scott s. Memphis
railway. who has been III for over q
week, is barely alive this morning, and
ia gradually sinking. The physicians
and family have abandoned hope.
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TORONTO, Ont, March 2t.-The Ar
gonaut rowing club, Of this city, will not
send representatives 10 Henley this
year. Harold MuntZ, one OF the famous
four Of last year, has decided 10 drop
rowing. and his place could not be sat
isfactOrlly Allied In o short time.
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w. Morgan, s: A. W. Dub:sy, z; J. Won
L.engprke. 9; W. g. Clark, 3; r. J. Ely,
8; Neat Apgar. .: U. II. Thomas, 5; Carl
Won LenEerke, Z; L. D. Thomas. 7; g.
Davis. .: George Cubberly, Q: w. II.
Conklin, c: T. ". Morley, 10: NJ. NJ.
Mayhem. .: Phil Daley. jr.. .: F. Lucre.
9; G. 4. Wynn, 9; s. Singleton, 9; g. W.
Coulston. 4 l.. Gates, s; l.. Lindsley, 8;
+. W. Price, o: E. NJ. Cooper, s.
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LONDON, March Alt is understood
that France and Great Britain will have
settled their Egyptian difficulty before
the next meeting OF the Egyptian debt
commission on Thursday next. EXpla-
nations OF satisfactory nature are pro-
ceedlnE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-25

BETHLEHEM. Pa, March 2i.-Intel-
llgence Of the sudden death Of Rev.
Robert W. Herbst, one OF the widest
known pastors in the state. has been
received by the bishops Of the Morav-
ian church here. Mr. Herbst served
Moravian charges In Maryland, ONO,
and Wisconsin. He was nifty years Of
nee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-25

sam" Karpf was greatly dIsappoint-
ed at the result OF to-niEhts rolling. He
GScribes the defeat Of his men to their
not being acquainted with the Buffalo
alleys. and predicts that the brookiyns
will come To the front tomorrow even
Ing Score Of the Eames:
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March "a
The annual election Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company was held to-
dAy, There was no opposition to the
officers OF the company and all were re-
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SPORTING CoNMENT.
Taylor Tells OF Burkstrs First Days In the
BIg League,

o p CNylor writes: II remember
when Burkett played his first National
League engagement with the New
York team. In 1890. He went TO the club
"a pitcher. but, failing there, they
Put him In the outfield, where he created
more amusement by his comical mis-
haps than he caused enthusiasm by
hrlliungy OF work. II there had not
been o players famine that year, on
recount OF the brotherhood war, lie
would not have lasted II month rs n
member Of the New York team. When
the consolidation came, In 1891, Jesse
was cut adrlft. lie went back to minor
leagues and finished his preparatory cd
u"Huon. Three years ago that wise
young manager, oliver Tebeau. called
Hurkett back to the league and kept
him there TIL he landed the New York
raV,.orr ~ 1890 at the top OF the batting
list II 1895"
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FOR cure Of rheumatism neuralgia,
cuts. EpralnB, burns, stings, chiblnins,
sclatIca, and lumbaE1, use Salvation
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps aud MlshApS Ia the Thriving city
Across the River.

OfIcers hive been appointed for the
coming election as follows:
First ward-JudGeB, Thomas Green,
r, Thomas Saunders, r. Lew Jones,
D., George Vennum. d. Clerks. John F.
Beagle, H., Ellis Clarke. d.
Second wnrd-1udRes, q. q. Sedg-
wick, r., r. c. Montgomery, r., Jacob
Arm. D., George Becker D.. Clerks John
b. FArnell, r.. John Wilson. D.
Third WaTd-IudBes, z, ]. a. Dren-
men. r., Joseph Waters, r, W. +. Orr,
D.. Albert SRpp. D. Clerks. Felix HAD
sell, X, Joseph Pennington, D:
der, r.. s. f. Dean, r., s. W. Boyd, D.,
John Campbell. D. Clerks, John Vick-
ers, r., Anon Paxton, d.
Fifth ward-JudEes. A. T. Dlnsmorc,
r., W. T. Garrett. r., James r. Shrodes,
d. d. h. Mitchell d. Clerks, Lem
Dun. r., Thomas Williams, y.
The candidates on the Republican
ticket will meet with the central com
mittee ut the mayors office this even
ing.
The attendance Is very large Mt the
public schools. larger than at any time
since the ilrsL Of the year. The attend
Rnce ut the North school was 346 yesteT-
uuN. kut lHIkt9N hllg hANNN NAAiF 9NN''A
wear. Two more rooms will probably
be opened in the Central building next
week.
The Aetnavllle foot ball players
known as the Wheeling Tigers, had
their pictures taken by O'Nelll The
team will probably be called the Aetna
Standards pcxt season.
Yesterday John McHenry moved to
Beaver Falls. Mrs. Kate Payne, his
motheF-ln-law. WIFI accompany them
nnd make her home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lewis were called
TO Akron yesterday by tho death Of Mrs.
John Phillips.
Miss Jennie quinn returned to Mingo
Yesterday, accompanied by Miss Anna
Carmichael
The Knights Of Pythias had work In
tho second degree last night,
The nlne-lnch sheet min At the Aetna
Standard viii go ON To-day.
Minis Estrllh Lewis, who has been
quite sick. ~ convnlcscIns.
Clarence ltcynnrd, " Flushing, Is
.fgi,iRY relatives IN town.
John Rrlm entertained the Mandolin
club ON Monday night.
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CommcnilnE upon the omlnous stua-
Ton In minor league circles. the SPORT
'1r News says: The minor leagues are
not without friends among the mag
ia'es ~ the National league, Ban
Johnson, the able and aggressive pres
ld"ni ~ tie Western league. claims that
lriyat"ly many NJ the rnhgnatrE agree
that there Is little Of Justice In the ma
'4Haf agreement. from minor league
standpoint We have some iranchlse8
20 iGa Western league worth $4,000,
f1'd President Johnson THE league
'Hu by stripping club NJ -four " It's
hest players. max" II worth It'll" more
,hnn a thousand. ! put the question to
PRESIDENT Robson. Of Cleveland. He
Raa strong club, but II could b" made
hopeless calender hy taking four
IIFrra from Il what would that club
'" worth with Cuppy. Young. Hurkvtt
'Ul rh'llg frnnsplnntnd7 on thc hypu-
'Hasr that Western league players RF"
only worth $500 National league players
'ngIll hn worth but 1900. Would Mt
|'ublH1u accept 1900 Tor the players
lHurd2 IL the New YoTl; meeting Mr.
NlsJH proposed that the league re.
.,Hln from drafting players Tor hSo
E9trE THIS VAS met with hUwlE uf de-
~ But this was only q zephyr COM
narHl tO the UDriH which greeted Mr
t.H' b, when h" proposed that WeHicrn
i"lgne m1uHEprs be- allowed iivn play
'l' exempt from IN" draft."
4 diFrncth from Macon. Ga, whore
"" champion baltimore league team II
Going lts preliminary work. says. Bow
ETman caught fairly we'll but as yet
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Hotspur second. Trenton third. Time,
iiSi..
Sixth, purse $500, for four-yeRr- olds
and upwards, selling. HlX furlongs-
Brakeman won by nose In
hard drive: Virgin second;
CRprivi third. Time 1881.
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WANTED.

UTASTED-A F1RsT.CLAss COAT
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Mrs AUG. HELMBRECHT, 800 jacob
street. mfs4-