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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
TOLEDO Is; WHEELING 6.
JACKSON 9; NEW CASTLE ,.
YOUNGSTOWN 3; SAGINAW l.
Standing of Clubs

The home team hit the ball hard
enough Yesterday to win four times out
OF five, but they gave a miserable eXhi-
bition in the field. The attendance was
light when the game commenced, and
considerably lighter when the last man
was retired. The statement has fire.
ouently been made that no club has any
license TO defeat Wheeling. and yes,er-
days game was another proof OF THIS
fact. Wheeling earned twice as many
runs as their opponents, but "Tolly
Kane was wild, no, only in putting the
ball 10 the batter, but in fielding his pc
sltion. He did more than the remaining
eight players combined to lose the
game. There never was time during
the season when the ginger bottle
was more badly needed The home
club played listlessly and they were ap-
parenuy Indifferent as to the result. It
is 10 be hoped, for the benefit Of all
concerned, that there will be an i'm
provement in the work Of the club in
the games this week. Unless there is,
Wheeling will have trouble in main
tanning her present position in the
league, to say nothing OF the pennant
contest.
Al. Wagner was not in the game.
Wagner has been suspended. This ac-
ton was taken after the exhibition
game at GAINESVILLE, and was the result
OF trouble between Wagner and the
management. There are TWO sides TO
the story, and neither viii be given
here. If Wagner is no, to play third,
a good man should be secured 10 FIJI his
place, as the team cannot expect 10 win
with an cuJfelder on third, and a pitch
er in the ou,feli. Many Of the fans"
were very sore last night, but all this
VIII be overcome in a day If the team
puts Up The quality Of base ball of
which ii is capable The very bcs, way
TO prevent knocking is to furnish no
jus, ificatiOu for il.
Toledo had the game won after the
frs, inning. In the first three innings
the visitors made four hits and nine
runs. The only earned runs made by
them were TWO balls which went over
the left field fence. In The frs. inning
Hartman go, a base on balls. Veuers
and Beck each singled to right. and
Whaley made a wild throw Of Smiths
hit. Arihur's double brought in two
runs, making five for he inning. In the
third Whaley's error gave Smith a life
Arthur got a base on balls, and Coyle's
hit scored Smith. Cecil walked. filing
the bases. Hartman hit to Kane, who
made bad throw 70 Shaw. allowing Ar
thur to score. Then Beck was hit by
the ball, forcing Cecil across the plate.
These were sample innings.
Wheeling made runs by hard hitting.
although Coyle's error assisted in the
second. "TOlly" Kane made long
home run hi; over left field fence in the
seventh. which brought Thurston in
from first, and Robinson made nice
home run hit N the fourth, with no men
on bases The score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
SLASHED TO PIECES.

Word reached Martins Ferry early
this morning Of a big fight at the Gay
lord Coal Works, above that city. It
was payday a the mines, and some Of
the men drank to excess. During the
evening fight started, and three Pc
-3nderS slaShed a Saw with knives.
cutting him all TO pieces. A messenger
was sent 10 Martins Ferry for a phys
ician, and il is thought the man cannot
live
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. Mass, Angus. 22.-The Pitts
burgers won TWO games from Boston
to-day by superior all around work.
Nichols was substituted for Stive-,s in
the eighth. bur j. was TOO late 10 do any
good. The fielding of Duffy and Pad
den and Hamiltous base running were
lie features. Hastings occupied the
box for the visitors in the second game
and KEEP, the HIS we'll scattered Ely
made a great cne-1anded stop in the
fifth and a home run in The seventh
with TWO men on bases. Score, first
game.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
TIE NEW WAY.

Il is uot necessary TO pay $500 and
have drugs pu, in The eyes. and be blind
for a week IN order to have your eyes
examined for glasses. BY the latest SCI
endfc method Prof. Sh5ff will, by look
ing in the eyes, correctly fit them with
glasses. No drugs no blindness, no
seNing for hours looking at charts.
Consultation and examination free al
ITO Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
.NrArrIR NOTES.

Wheeling Laundry base ball club viii
cross bats with the Pink CARERS on lie
Fulton grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Battery for Wheeling Laundry, Dawson
and Coss.
At Brickyard Diamond:
O'Brlens. 103O10123-11 q !
Gayins. O1OoOO200- 4 .
Batteries. O'Bri MS Reilly and r..
O'Rricn. Gav.ns. Smith and Gavin.
The II. W. Gaudings. Of Martin s
Ferry defeated the Til,ony.lle club
on the lat.ers grounds By a score OF ~
10
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
MILLIGAN, WILKIu 6 CO.

Paris. The visitors were unable 10 hit
at critical moments. The score:
Marietta 80 2 0 ; 2 0 0 l DO
Paris % 0 c 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Ii,s, u and 3; errors, 3 and 1; batter
les Purcell and Donahue; Bes., Glenn
and Teniey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
SHUT OUT THE PARIsIANS.
Special 10 the Register.

Special 70 The ReglSter.
Marietta, Chio. August 90. Twelve
hundred people saw Marietta play 4
brilliant game to-day and shut on, Paris,
Ky. champions of the Kentucky league.
The grounds were in fine condition and
the game abounded In brilliant plays,
notwithstanding many costly errors by
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Famed runs Wheeling !. TOIod0 ?, Two
base hits, Whaley. Arthur: home runs.
bases. Cooke. sacrifice hits. Shaw Vet
tors: left on bases Wheeling :. Toledo 9;
double PLAYS. Robinson 10 ThurSton 10
Whaling Thurston 10 Whaling; Cooke 10
kim; bases on balls off Kane O. off Coyle
g. struck out by Kane /. 10y Coyle 9; pass
cd ball. Shaw; time, 200, umpire, Halter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
JACKSON PLAYED sNAPPY BALL.


Special 10 the Register.
NEW CASTLE, Pa. August 22-The
game to-day between the home team and
jackson was all one-sided, the visitors
taking the lead with three runs in the
first inning. The home team was blank
ed for eight innings. when by a lucky play
they scored two runs, saving themselves
from shut out. The visitors put up a
snappy game while the local team played
with a listless movement and when
through playing the score was:
New Castle ..........OOOOOOOO2-2 3
Jackson q. ...........31OO1O2O2-9 Q
Batteries. New Castle, Whitehill and
Donovan: Jackson. Engle and Davis.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

This popular organization has made ar
raueamln.5 for picnic and s0mmer-
reehtlest which viii De given at
Wheeling Park Wednesday afdrloon
and evening of this week I- viii c3n-
tma from ,V0 o'clock until midnight
and special ~. * Il. G. motors vii. con-
vey the tal0uz back TO the city. Dane
.ue iu tae Casino v.il be COMMENCED at
-.elt o'clock and d pleasing feature OF
Tie aH1.r viii be- the open air concert
by lhe Opera House Band.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
WESTERN LEAGUE.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mich, August o.
Score:
Minneapolis -. ....12O2O01O2-S 10 j
Milwaukee e. .......21O04 0O0O-7 $ /
Hutchinson and schriver; Borchers and
Spear
ST. PAUL. Mimi, August 22.-score:
ST. Paul ............5 3O36I14l-24 25 3
Kansas City ......O 6O4001 0-l6 IS .
Fricken. Denzer and Spies; Knell, Lake
and Blanford.
COLUMBUS, O.. August 22.-Columbus-
Indianapolis game postponed; wet
grounds.
DETROIT. August 22.-score. lrst game.
Detroit . ............O o o 00o1 @ 3
Grand Rapids .......01000o20l-i @ o.
Fineld and Twineham Warmers AND
Hodge
Second game:
Detroit q. ..........c10cl11ol-5 rs 1
Grand Rapids ....2p2l 013I --i' i 81
Thomas and Twineham; siaaie and
Hodge
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

NIONG the ev-
ents Of annual
recurrence 10
which society
looks forward
during the
SUNNI r ST. a.
son. the enter
The Ari0u take
Ari0n take
front rank.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Earned runs, Pittsburg 2. Boston 2:
two-bose hits, Lyons, Long, Nichols:
three-base hits. Davis, Collins, Stivetts;
stolen bases. Hamilton ?. Padden; dou-
bic plays, Ely, Mack and Sug1en; first
On balls, off Killen ,, off StiyeJts !;
struck out, by Killen .. by Stivetts l.
wild pitch, Killen; time, $50; umpire,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

arrH q. fl . q
- - mn ,legsan.Iv enter
n'7S ~ - - s,ass ~ her
-' az. ,r-,,-,5~--,,,- I1-s,,,gs5ov even
---io ~ -. 49, ,r.5,,,gsl IN many
MS .1 80 ,-..' o-,j Ia -s1,1e "a
@ - S,,-'s go ~ tSe sncsssfu, ones
Miss Cora Emmons. of North Market
street enre--a. ned a party Of her
f-.srds Trss4av evening with hav
ride no CoI-~7in. Fourteen couples en-
i7vrd the bosD;ralUv of Miss Emmons.
Sr,oa~ WIS aiken ar the Wavside Inn.
ana the affair proved delightful through
The Pumpkin SEED Club, composed OF
q number OF popular young people, had
picnic at Mt Dc ChanJal Tuesday.
They lef. The city on the = o'clock ".
&c 3. q. motor. Supper was served on
I'D the evening.
Tuesday evening Miss Nettie wagner
OF Che Eighth ward, entertained IN non
on of her birthday anniversary. The
A-'-9" cups ~ otl'5 - F., 35,,.-
sp', d" 80 az ING - ~, 49, 80
gnu S.t1' ~, e. l,oi'[ = -, 'Go'1 90
'-i'-'''-''-' 1''' No.
,..- ~. 14.,,-ub.,,a 81,
VI. - -'i'' ~ i,,- 80 - d..
i,--"1" S., W. gu - -
co'S 7ui'l p'..' "a 'iell -ll1''''9 l'.-,'o'
evening I'D "oAoF o. men IN w.
l-ns' anniversary. I-- u.Ns was
spent III the usul soc!3i p's''-ileS'
The w. +. Z. ID. seieAsasu M ana ~.
MIS-. hermann G.linu d, O-1', 81 81
1ence near Wh- eilns Fath, on '-'l-l.-
evening IN nohoE Oh ~-5-i MAJ .'.' ~.
Mr.. Grimm entertained ,ne seI5lau ~.
al wheeling PaiK' '"7n'! cOup-eS Oe
ING III 'ne party.
49,, l,,-i-o. 80.
ll1 evenings were NoN4 N1llAb 1--
eraI vs~v largely attended trolley par
re Tbera vysr- also one or TWO very
eDi,vsble bav rides TO Co,era;n.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

that and will bear the closest scrutiny Our Pianos Upr Squares
and Grands The best manufactured in this country We believe @
Piano line should be drawn and kept the best me dua
some and pleasing singing effect instruments
binary low prices make the general Piano providers Of Wae
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
WHEELING REGTSTsER SUNDAY, AUGUST 70, 1896.
4 NRETCHED EXHIBITION
Of Ball Playing Given By the Home
Club Yesterday Afternoon

Al Wagner Suspended, and Did
Not Play in the Game-ResuI1s
of Saturdays Games in the Inter
State, National and Western
Leagues--Other Sporting Matters
Local and Topographic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
A Close an N RCWLEs8URG.

SpeCIaI 70 m tI--s-'I'
Pawlesbgs. ". Va, Angus, pa
very close game Of bail was played al
Rowlesbu.g to-day, between the home
team and F9irmont team. The score BE-
ing 4to ,. in favor of Rowiesburg. The
features Of the game were the battery
work and Cornell's fielding for the home
team
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Miss Maggie BraDGen was hostess TO
q merry party Of her young friends at
her home IN Be-wC9d, Thursday eve
ming. TIE hours were pleasant spent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

The Christian Eudeavorers Of the col-
eregaton OF the English Lutheran
Chlrcl enjoyed au ouJug at wheeling
Park Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Fred L. Richter formerly Of The
Eighth ward. but now Of Steubenville,
was united in marriage on Thursday
evening 20 Miss Amelia Paulmann, az
the residence Of the bride, at Z o'c-ocN.
Rev. Braun. Of Steubenyille otiicla,ed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

arss Jessie He,m5r,sA- OF tae Not,-
Fad. pleasantly entertained q NUNS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

A very peasant surprise Parry Wd9
rendered Miss Laura West by her
friends. ~ her fathers residence on the
South Side. Friday even ne. As the
young lady was absec, from the house
when the party arrived the surprise
was compea Thirty couples paracl-
pared fin the pleasures Of the evening,
which were greatly enhanced by me
presence Of The NarJiusville band, which
rendered q serenaje AMI then furnished
music for dancing. Prot Charles B.
Leslie. of Cincinnati. rendered a vote Of
thanks 20 the band.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

The many friends of Mr.. Louis Note,
OF the Sou,h Side. VIII be surprised 10
-elrD of the recent marriage 10 Miss
E.-a Baum. OF Upper Benwood. Inc
wedding tcck place five weeks ago.
The young couple win go 10 house
keeping on the South Side.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

A number of very pleasing affairs
were arranged for the en-er,ainm M OF
the delegates 10 the Bavarian convention
during The week. including a scmer-
uach.f.s- and concert at Mozart Park,
an outing ai Wheeling Park. and pic
ME at the fair grounds. All were wei
attended and proved occasions Oh en-
j0yEler- 10 all who attended.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
PERSONALS.

Go. drink the nectar Of her looks;
Lave in her kindness. sweet ana tree'
III take my dip in crystal brooks
And as for thirst-what ails lced tea !:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

The w. p. C. d. serenaded Mr.. and
Mrs. Hermann Grimm at their resi-
dence near Wheeling Park, on Monday
evening. i'm honor Of their marriage.
MI. Grimm entertained the serenaders
al Wheeling Park, twenty couples be-
ing in the party.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer T q. Smith arrived yesterday
with g load OF oats and bay from Stan
wood.
Steamer Utopia wes iaid up yest.rviay
10 repair her boilers. She wen. on. Ia
night on schedule time.
Ship Yosemite, i.o4i tors. has been char
tered By K ID. Chandler 70 load coal from
Puget sound for San Francisco.
Manager r. ". Gooahue OF the steam
er Greyhound. who has been III FOR several
days. was a. his office yesterday.
Steamer CuSt.ila has loaded 30 tons OF
coal al Smith cove for san Francisco.
She VII complete her cargo with 4fo tons
o. Franklsu coal from the Oregon I'm prove
mert ounkers.
Tickle Il sunds a.. making sails Cor q
rvs nlaety-t0n schooner being built a.
Ballard hy Capt. swanson. Tae vessel
NIL De finished during tire winter. and 70
ready 10 90 fsaing or sealing next year.
Tug Pioneer took fuel a. ne Oregon rsra-
pTovezaeat ounksEs yesterday. This Is in
which tae Puget Sound Tugboat Assoc.a-
tiSr Vii coal al Z. tugs a. ths Oregon
Improvement 0nhksTs.
British bark Lota. Capt. CLAYTON, hes
arrived from AntSerp with q cargo OF Is
asS casks OF cement She entered yes,sr-
day al ne focal customs house. TIE bark
- al = Is. cssgt4e. Capt. and Mrs. Clay
ION viii STAY a. TIE Ekier aotsl while In
iris port
Tho warehouse ana Offices o. ihs airing
ton oocs have been ra3sed three s.1 one
as,f feet above the ground. 20 allow %
the passing thr9ush the warehouse 81
,rstrs- Tracks will De ir1gn lately tsia
ard thA arSF part % next week fhe frat
pies FOR the extension WILL BE driven.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18

A Letter Carrier Pianist Who Refuses
to Cut His Hair.

to Gut tiib Half.
Oakland. Cal. Sept E.-PosssnastsF J.
J. Waite has oSen called upon 70 4ecsd.
one Of the meet interesting cases sub
ugttsei 70 h4xa IN ais o-Acaal capacity. He
has searched through tie postal laws
bot has been unable 20 an4 REGULATES.
that VII H. sne case. and no@ &c IS
seriously considering the pr0g~lesy % $40
hitting the matter - the oogaz trrlfzlt a.
Washington.
The question - whether Lyman 2.
Barre, "a letter carrier, can oe cosns ~sslee.
70 have his hair CHI Il seems strange
that q matter like this should crss2ts s8ch
Barre's focks have been The cause u
numerous complaints from ladies' ard
gentlemen vno have come n contact wisa
the strange young man Being a cis~ -
PIANIST. Barre sone TWO years. ago de-
cs3si 20 lsi rs hair grow. with the ap-
parent 2Jea Of eSnu1at4nS PadereHaAd. 50
c0raslacuous was Ar. Barre and his foN-
lng locks 20 tbs :eo7.s O. Oakland that
the young man became involved In a
street fight oae day with yoata who
wh4ssled Johnny. get your hair cssi," a..
the letter carrier passed ~. IN order 10
sootAs pS20lic comment Postmaster White
isac@3 Barre on the night shift. This
move only made matters worse, for after
soaring a doctor and several women con-
plants were lodged.
As Barre positively refused 20 have KS
locks shcrr. Postmaster White was pasx-
zlest. Finally he hit UPON n compromise
He suggested that the long hair should
be allowed % wave IA the breeze while
Barre was Off duty. bsls when Ae appeared
N he uniform and Ehen ~ Su1y his
flowing locks should be rolled Up Ia q
knot and hidden beneath the tail cap
Barre readily agreed 70 ttis aTl6 now ap-
pears each Gay with ais hair lllGeen frosn
view.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18

Transactions since January 1 end ~
YessSrday.

<aNeaS tAsS& - "a my L ma ~
Yesterday.
Real sssAte tr2n~sctsace sfNco Ja.saa-y
= es*. are 81. sSs. s2s.SA TAero wsrN Fled
for Eecorc yesterday - 6ee1s, Axx-exxesng
S.SaA Following - . .lsS furnished ~
Tho Asszly Sallc<aa. Tsorn - occ.saa. Il
block
Clarence r SA~rwsA 10 Adss>sts y.
saer@sn- lets 81 AID u. elech l. 6Ais rSrs
ks-S. hATk4Sn6s lot "a. block n. Denny q
Aeyts supplemental ssAs Secse<nhsr !. n.
JEAN Fo-,sr 70 Noah and Elizabeth For.
FER. % acres IN let 4. ETC.. II swa SEQ ~
~ .. :. CActoSe~ Is
Albert 3 Mitchell ct IN. to ". N. Mitch.
eli. ns7. awI4 se, - 70 =. & - acrsst
los / 10 I. block ], South Seattle. a-~4
1a@x-5e feet south % said noek. also lots
5 10 :. h.eck ]. J. J. Nose Add South Seat
lie. June Is. Q. &. st.ss2
n IL i-aisEner 81 Gx. 10 George Elem
hsrt>r. Fat :. alock u. Commercial. S.r~et
Steam Motor add. April -. SIS. s-ss.
Roger 5. Greene - Sarah +. Rosa lcss
!. I. An4 s. book 81. q. =. TsrFys See
ord ada. May = 1sS. q. 6, s.
sarah = Ecxs - Hester A. and HSssa
Mslsosl. !o.s ard s. block 81. c. c. Terry Q
ssecond add. May :. -s@. .. C.. love. etc.
Hesser A. Ard Helen Mass ~ Sarah n.
Ross. .ots and I. osock 81. Tegxy's Sec
osd add. May . issl
\. II. RaeIie ~ TX. sn. T. r. Austin nv
FAssaFd Brady. asscTEsy. 10 Henry NJ.
Rlakeay. iot !. block 81. A. Peuiils add
supplemental Septeznh~r Sc, ga
Narrszs J. Berry 10 A. s. Peterson, -
SEA <ec =. - =. q September L. r.oc4
Ann r, Slater ana husband Thomas u
George = Slater. lets :. an, Z raoek I.
Rail&rYs Pagk &63. September 8. 1855.
S.en
IhaNd W phipps 81 nv. 70 Tsonss Larson.
los = 20 q block :. rstn~-'s S~cnnH sub
division Green Lake adj September & 80.
l~sssss Larson et us. 20 Anne :. raspps.
lots and Z. block -. Wsliingsortss Pass
division. Green Lake AL. September & ~
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.rorr. ~ re csoee ce2-orxeto- q tie x~.a.
te5rew festival TIE total recorded was
OF sSldAr proportions Al hat very fact
rerosr~t practical the s.-ass rrA-fcris-
SS1 OF ssw leading operators TIE m
cersn1e vas strong throughout and tie
closing was marked by . decidedly effect
we movement against shorts n several
properties TIE Developments 90 Ire 1sy
@=Fe 0, saTerzSle character with the
s1gss exception OF stiffness ~ cal money
rates. TIE extreme hfga sgure r~sch~3
per cent, bat ne market was net
SEss1@a. w1fls on -. ether hand a weak
el11g tendency In rates late IA the Say
gave further impetus 20 shs upward move
Ef7ot u stocks. TIE 1rArcIzI CONN unity
a. k7~ge VAS encouraged BY the failure a.
ne baak % England 20 advance IS zaiE-
Isa171 rae 90 discount Intervals o. *
LrefAe cailzess succeeded until the last
nour. When ire bulls took he'd With WiIt
aaa psices we're lifted al along the line
>ear ne close tire market xas sxIE fur
lSSr stimulated by .le news Of an order
Tar *3svess1 n gold for nP3rt % tbs
country 5y rep-ese5 "a tive % foreign
BANKING house and oy offerings % call
1lo1sy a. } per cent The closing Vas a.
lie top .svs.-
Sou1s r4sed strong bat dull. ~ish tr.e-
-.9a34 a1Fanees ~ The specas& i've .ssuss
ne sz1es for the Cay were Sss0 ne.
Money aud Exchange.
money % cal. Erner .. 4z1s per cent
asi loan ), closed ag75 per ceat. prime
mercantile paper. noEalnaIly Tsse per cent
oEefli1g exchange steady, with actual bus
i2-@s N bankers bills AZ 81 s4-g5z ss4. for
oehsAa1 and 81 slisS34 s7sx .oE sixty days:
posted rates. 81 2~ss sSss ard s. s4is<9gs ~.
comm erclsl bills. s. s~s4 Bar silver. ssz.c
Sl-Fer certificates, s.. sSs1ec
...- xAfa Ereres has engaged al al
fRS@ H..E
country.
Ao1ay statement OF tha condition o.
Nae treasury SHOWS: Available cash bal
sncs. "a. ~, So. gold reserve, STA. So SIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18


Havana SEPT sT-T>e ssrs ~ Juan
DesEaeo - reported 80 have scrne6 esa
farms u Cs@zerx. Casa1a. ard Tsr~eccus.
Or ne cs-A2- ana scv~. sertA~rn-ar> near
Ss1lago &c Los Vegas. TIE .n~1rx~sss ;
o1rzss9 several farms IA EavAnA prov
aEace ce~>a4s- 1s@ owners refused 20 paw
re rsxes .erfeS3 hy ma aasarsracs> Near
SASos- n AasaEzss. tas ia<argcrte have
burned s1e Fsesss2sca rAszlg s<so1s - Herca-
$40 aid ESrsrarS2~ causing . rsss e
s+@ssA n .he AS fsx GAYS trey hsx-
also burned a lArxe amount Ct properly
Gear Puerto P-7n<57-
~eTsra- ssssaers % 10 sssts,scr 81 Isos
Ssyas, guarding 80 i-ecaA a, Tacare.
have dsegs frosa sssTsSf~-sse T-ass Arss Z fFss
%a-1zs-s - Eae resnfcYe1snents recently
s<ss. s-enl Sr~zsn have srg4ves al Izscaro.
caro-.
Il s. reported t-1zn Ea1os. Atssnnzaa
thai IN eSsrzss~aue9c@ ~ his anxovernasss
temper ard his srzss7s4s $ersse sTSnsxs-y~ II
sz~gant Leader L&crsr vas ase rs.ts1e3 by
RosoG several GAYS aSo
TIE Steamer SAEto Eo-a zxa arrived here
last n gat. having or 6ogTs rwen.y OIL
GERS ard 20 soGazerS. xe4ngorce-aea.s e-pxa
Spain.
Yesterday he w'ofk % transferring TIE
boys from ne zsvisR-n - Fsoneaccnc2a 20
<ae s~Enl rarT MAS commenced. While re
gsras were today removal 70 Fes -unef
convent IN Sara Cara Tee seek sc.tlsTs
are being -ass~d 20 ne asylum ~ Bone
1ccncsa. whicA has eee1 arrange! fer =
hospital
There - = re-n-s n circulation that
Maxine G1sEex has sSE. MS camp Al Csgas-
mas ssta AEranaonsc. gong Ia tire o.Tec-
1on OF sanTa Cara SO form a iuEcssaa
" 4 MR3.x ard Res1rasEez r. Saucst Splrs~
us. L - 80 reported taaS Ro3Tsss3ez.
has arrived N ta&i 5A<trlee-
A balboa which. * Is canned. caa -
fcavre4 raised a. aseasnra wasAoGE
the Use * aa4sas.. has Aeea offered % ne
government. AEs4 x.4a ee examined ~ e.
oosaxn. sSfon- This meas Is eQs1lrGNess that
ne lnsS1rgefss leader Mor@Boa. whose r
naszee IA ..se revelation has been gresez.
faAs died OF wouat.s received n q sl~sfz1s1ssl
- Masa1zas x.1a CO.. Mana