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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-25
HE PREFERS DARK MEAT.
A Horribly Hungry Alligator on til,

A Horribly Hungry Alligator on the
Brazos River Devours a Negro Baby.
At this season OF the year the banks
of the Bazos river and bayous are lined
with negroes, whenever it is too wet to
standing the fact that a plantation ne
gro is as much afraid of an alligator as
of his Satanic majesty, he will venture
close to the waters edge when there is
possibility Of catching fish.
A dozen men from the Hallem cotton
plantation. near Hidalgo Falls. had
what they call an experience" a few
days ago that doubtless will make them
more careful with their babies. at least
when they are in pursuit Of fish They
were fishing in the Brazos and having
such a run of good luck that the women
decided to take hand in it. The chill
dren followed thsm to the river. and
one old colored nanny laid her two
weeks old son, who bore the patriotic
name of George Washington, under the
shade of a live oak tree near the waters
edge, and went off for bait. In a few
moments she was startled by the
screams of her child, and, turning back.
saw big bull alligator at least ten foot
long plunge into the Shiny waters of the
BRACES with George Washington be-
tween his jaws. She shouted for helm
and the rest of the darkies hurried to the
spot, but nothing could Be done. The
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Cleveland E. ~ l / 0 90 8 80
Pittsburg e.. e. 20 0 0 0 90 / 3
Earned runs, Cleveland 6, Pittsburg
8; first base on errors. Cleveland l..
P;ttsburg .; left on bases. Cleveland s,
Pttsburg s; first base on balls, off Will
sen 4. OF Hughey 6; struck out, by Will
scr ,, by Hughey 3; three-base hit, Nc
Ksan; two-base hits, Mexican 2, O'Con-
nor: sacrifice hits, McAlser ., Blake;
stolen bases, Chi,ds >; double plays, Te-
beau. Mexican, Wilson; Stencil, Bier
bausr; hit by pitcher by Wilson l; wild
pitches, Hughsy /; umpire, Wiedman;
time 2:30.
Chicago. June 24-The Reds won a
lifeless game to-day, the last of the SER
les, on costly errors and reckless base
running on the part of the locals. At
tendance, 200. Score: .
Chicago. .000011000-2 Is 3
Cincinnati. .O1O2OOOO1-4 10 l
Earned runs. Chicago ,. Cincinnati l.;
pitchers. Terry and Foreman; umpire,
Lynch; time, 2:10.
New York. June 24.-New York
Washington game postponed on &C
count Of rain.
Philadelphia, Pa. June 24.-Balti-
more-Phiadelphia game postponed on
account of rain.
Louisville. Ky. June 24.-Yesterday's
postponed game was played off to-day,
the Browns winning out in\the ninth
inning. Tom Parrot drove in the win
ming run with a home run to the left
field fence. Attendance, 1000. Score;
Louisville. .O000030OO-S Z l
St. Louis. .1OO1OO002-4 Is 2
Earned runs, St. Louis ,; pitchers,
Hill and Rreitenstein; umpire, Sheri-
dan: time, 2:10.
Boston. June 24.-Boston won to-
DAYS game by good hitting in the ninth
inning. With Brooklyn two runs
ahead. Duffy knocked the ball over the
left fence for a home run, bringing in
Tucker and tied the score. Tenny
made a hit sending Lowe home and
winning the game. The umpiring OF
Henderson was unsatisfactory, Brook
lyn suffering the most. Griffin was
called our al third in the fifth when he
was clearly safe. Score:
Boston. .00901100S-S 10 4
Brooklyn. .0OO213001-7 10 4
Earned runs, Boston I, Brooklyn 4;
pitchers. Nichols and Daub; attendance,
1000; umpire, Henderson; time, 2:15.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-25
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
There were two cases in Police
Court yesterday morning.
The Council Committee an Ac-
counts is called for Thursday.
The Albert Auber of Webster dis
trict is not the Albert Auber doing
business on Chapline street.
A boy named Walter Hall was ar
rested Yesterday and committed by Jus
tice Phillips on a charge OF stealing
pigeons.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Robert ]. Reister, native
of Wheeling, aged 19,and Jessie NJ. DEN
baug. a native OF Belmont county, aged
IS.
The five inmates of Susie Henne-
gan's house of i'll fame, which was raid
ed late Tuesday night, were brought
before Justice Ankle yesterday, and the
case continued until tonight at seven
o'clock.
Louis R. Cook yesterday fled the
preliminary papers in the office OF the
Circuit Clerk in a suit for $1,000 against
the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Company for injuries sustained in an
accident
Prof. F. e. Bartlebaugh, who has
had charge OF the singing for nearly
three years at the Tabernacle, has re-
signed the same and has gone to Tiff
en-. O., where he expects to spend the
summer with friends.
Yesterday Howard Pendry, conduc-
tor of a switch crew on the c., l.. & w.
railroad, was attempting to throw a
brake when the chain broke and he fell.
He managed to hold on to the brake
wheel, but was badly bruised about the
hips.
Three DRINKS were taken up by the
police last night. One was a member
of the McKeesport police force and was
arrested by Officer Michaels The 9TH
ers were Annie Kelly, arrested by Pa
trolman May and Adam Shriver, by Of
ficer Brown.
The Philharmonic concert takes
place at Wheeling Park Casino to-mor-
row evening. The Pegister has al
ready published the excellent pro-
gramme. The concert will be the must
cal event of the season, and the Casino
should be crowded
The statement that Mrs Milton
Hanauers first appearance before a
Wheeling audience was at the Elks' en-
treatment was a mistake Mrs Han
auer appeared at an entertainment
given by Wheeling Lodge, No. %, A. o.
L. W., few weeks past.
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BASIELY DECEIVED.
He Had Trusted in the Weather Office

He Had Trusted in the Weather Office
and II Had Gone Back on Him.
Tt was one of the hottest days that
had usurped the privileges of balmy
spring. The sun beat down until mist
of heat came from the stone walks and
the brick walls. Towards a furnishing
store a fat man, among Detroit's best
known citizens, made his weary way.
In one hand he used two handkerchiefs
as a mop, while with the other he kept
up the busy action of palm leaf fan.
Perspiration ran in merry rivuets
down his shining face, to be absorbed
in the willing collar and collapsed shirt
front that were immaculate an hour be-
fore. He was painting with the respira-
tory JUNCTION of porpoise and at inter-
walls muttered excavations that Kissed
with steam. His hair looked as though
he had been in swimming and his nose
was beaded with gliGtenng drops.
"Show me a straw hat" ordered the
man of flesh as he sat down on the little
round seat that at once suggested the
frail stem of a great toadstool.
Looks like rain" ventured the clerk,
who is always under orders to be pleas
ant
Don't look bit like rain. Weather
forecast is for dry spell. This one
will do Now, III get some pie plant
leaves and put in 1t. Don't propose to
have my brain baked"
An hour later he was on the wooded
part of the isload, handkerchief and fan
still in commission. Suddenly, as il
the heavens had opened, he was deluged
with rain. The mucilage from the hat
mingled with the extracted green of the
big leaf, poured down over his head
neck and face, blinded his eyes, filled
his ears and streamed over his natty
light suit. He swore outra geously as
he grouped his way to the landing, and
by his hopelessly bedraggled appear
ance excited the passengers to say that
the poor fellow must have been drink
ing to COLL off and then went in bathing
without thinking to take anything off
He was a study in water cOiors that
might have been mixed by nature in a
frog pond. Now he is going around with
a blank check trying 10 hire some bic
lawyer to sue the government for dam
ages because it made false representa-
tons through its weather department
Detroit Free Press.
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ABOUT THE HOTELS.
The Arrivals Registered for Yesterday and
Last Night.

Windsor-Eli Musgrove. Fairmont; A u
Gaskin. Monongah; W. G. Ganse, Center;
s. p. Scott. Beverly; G.. d. Gilfillan, Par
kersburg; II. Duel, Spencer; C. r. Deuel.,
sistersville; C. w. Carney. Morgantown;
John Gallaher, C. c. Schroot, Moundsville;
II. L. Smith, Smithfeld; f. j. Campbell
Sistersville.
Brunswick-R. ]. link, Moundsville; w.
p. Bradley, New Freeport, Pa; Ed. S.
Chambers, ParkersburS.
Howell. T. McGlothin, Ravenswood;
Bert Wetherbee, NJ. b. Altenburg, Sisters
Vile; II. c. Vankirk, Washington, Pa; II.
II. Miles. Fisher; A. Godfrey, h. W. God
frey. A. E Godfrey. Butler, Pa; J. c.
Thorn, Friendly; Joseph James, Sisters
vile.
Stamm-W. T. Lewis, Moundsville; NJ.
NJ. Smith. W. +. Rice, o. B. Ramey, Sis
tersvllle; Y. B. Man. Mrs. o. n. Koen, Miss
Daisy Koen, Warrington; G. b. Fleming,
Buckhannon.
McLure-L. Danford. ]. w. Hollings-
worth. St. Clairsville; r. M. Sheats, r. d.
Waters, Grafton; r. l.. Cunningham, Fair
mont; W. II. Tedloch. Piedmont; Phil
Dietz. Warrington; J. F. Partridge, J. II.
Brookhart, c. f. Bryan, Parkersburg; J.
II. Nartwood, Keyser.
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JOHN UNDERSTOOD

A member OF the FOy con ltar VII
is a graduate of Vassar. VIC y In.
Chinatown to purchase s0tt ri.
while the company was in "a } g. ea
co. A particularly ugly your lc.
was sitting on a little stool blh nh
counter in a dark and dirty +ii. n,
that the young lady entered tC5 buy ON
punks. AS the Chinese wask Vs. pin
them up the young woman TURNED he
companion and said in Latin:
Isn't he beauty
Thanks. I'm glad you think So.
replied the Chimes in English, 50 hon
glancing.
Did he understand that?Y she aske
in French.
Perfectly" said the Chinbse.
The young lady smiled yfry sweet!
and asked:
Were you ever back East. john
"Oh, yes; | was in New York foul
years" he replied.
Did you live on Mott street,?
"Oh. no. | lived at the Continental
while was taking the classic Sc
at Columbia. San Francisco t..
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BASE BALL BRIEFS.

At last
The ice is broken. Keep your eye on
Wheeling now.
Now Wheeling will give the Inter
state League a dose Of the other kind OF
base ball.
The knockers" found little comfort
in a scrutiny of the Register bulletin
board yesterday.
Wheeling votes aye on the PROPOSE
ton to divide the Interstate schedule
into two seasons.
Some changes will be made in the To-
cal club. 1t is hard to see where an I'M
prOvement can be made in the pres
ent team, except in the box
The Pittsburg Posts championship OF
the cause Of Umpire Urban Mc-Nierney
is loyal. even it does excite the risibil-
tiles of persons who are familiar with
the work of 'Freckles." The Post yes
terday said: 1T is very likely that I'm
pire McNeirney will be recalled by the
president, as he has been violating the
rules again. II is not on account of his
work with the indicator, as he is consid-
cred TO be the best Of the staff. Verily,
consistently thou art jewel"
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alligator had begun to dine off TIE ba-

alligator had begun to dine off TIE ba-
by's flesh.
Alligators are said to resemble tigers
in the one trait that when they have
once tasted human flesh they are ever
after on the alert for just such diet. An
old negro fisherman had disappeared
from the banks OF the river at this same
place last summer, and the Hallam
plantation darkies are now sure that he
Was devoured by this same alligator
The catfish of Hidalgo Falls will have a
peaceful summer as far as the negroes
are concerned, though it is said that
white boys may froiic in the water with
perfect impunity, and that it is only
darkey flesh that the aligators like.
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Our better halves say they could not

Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in more than
half the homes in Leads. Sims Bros,
Leeds. Iowa. This shows the esteem in
which that remedy is held where it
has been sold for years and is well
known. Mothers have learned that
there is nothing so good for colds,
Group and whooping cough, that it
cures these ailments quickly and perma-
nelly, and that it is pleasant and safe
for children to take.
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HEARING POSTPONED.

The men who were arrested for being
implicated in the prize fight at the Met
ropolitan club house in Fulton Tuesday
morning appeared before Justice Phil
iPs at , o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and the cases were continued until Fri
day. 1t is understo that the author
tiles cannot find several persons for
whom warrants have been. issued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-25
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Columbus. Ohio. June 24.-Score:
Columbus 1908 0O2 o. II 3
Detroit =. 5000 O1O1O "-l7 21 /
Wolverton and Campbell; Egan and
Twindl2m.
Indianapolis. Ind, June 24.-Score:
INDIANAPOLIS ..O420 0002 0-S 8 3
Grand Rapids 100000 O-5 8 6
Davis. Buckley ard Woods; Parker
and Smink.
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on THE TCBOGGAN.

0ptc-dl 20 the NeglSler.
New Castle. Pa. June 24.-New Cas-
tie took another slide on the tObOggan.
and the Washingcons won on bases on
balls by COnnors. and errors Of the
home team. The game for New Castle
was loosely played. After the fourth
inning, DaGieis went in and was not
hit so freely. The scOre:
New Castle IS O1GO2O O-6133
Washington OOO6O21 -9111
Batteries. New Castle. Connors, Dan
ieis and Layelle; Washington, Reilly
and Mitchell; umpire. O'Bri5n.
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Standing of Clubs.
Special to- the Register.

YOUGSTOWN. o.. June 2A-Wheehns
played good base bali to-day before crowd
of over ICo0. The proceeds were to be
given to sweet charity and larger crowd
than usual attended. Spade was knocked
our In the third inning. Barnes did little
better. such batJirg as was done by Wha-
Iey and Shaw. 1900 per cent each, has
never been seen here. In the last inning
no runs should have been scored by
Youngstown. only Wheeling made the gift.
The grounds were wet. Last night the
wheeling President agreed TO split the sea-
son The msUer OF percentage TO visiting
teams playing sunday ball 30 the west will
remain the same. New players are on
their way 90 join Wheeling and several men
f,.-r--.f r.... r.r..,-. r~r. SCORE.
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Last June Dick Crawford brought his
twelve-months-0ld child. suffering from
infantile diarrhoea, to me. 1t had been
weaned at four months old and had al
ways been sickly. l gave it the usual
treatment in such cases but without
benefit The child kept growing thin
ner until it weighed but little more
c. Menkemeller, VIM. H. Hague, H. c..
Stewart, A. E. Scheele, J. Coleman, C.
Schnepf, VIM. Menkemeller, Wheeling,
". Va; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; B. f.
Peabody & Son, Benwood.
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AMATRIrR NOTES

The Young's Pearls would like to
hear from any club under 10 years.
The Pink Garter base ball club would
Ike to hear from any club is the city
for Sunday afternoon on the Fulton
grounds.
The Shakespeares took a brilliant
game from the small choir boys on
Saturday. Shakespeares 10; Choir
Boys 0.
Higgins Stars ...1OO2 1-12
Klein Bros. .....2 0 0 0 l 90 0 /
At Homes Park:
NJ. Burns =. e.. ..O12 001000-4 l 2
Trilby e. =. .....OOOOO00O 30 0 Z
Batteries, Dieters and Davis; Woods
and B2Snett.
There will be an exciting and inter-
esting game of ball between the stud
ents of the short hand department and
the bookkeeping department of the
Wheeling Business College, at Wheeling
Park at their auunal picnic Friday,
June 26th.
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Won A GAME At LAST,
And the Proceeds Went to a YOungS-
town Charity,

Wheeling Votes to Split the Season
and Has Signed Several New
Players-Results of Other Games
in the Three Leagues Bowling,
Last Night Boxing, Cycling and
Other Sport, Local and Tele-
graphic.
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EASY FOR THE FARMERS.

Special 70 he RegisteT
Fort Wayne, Ind. June 24.-The
home club found Jackson very easy
IN tO-day's game. Eugle's delivery
was bat,ed all over the lot. the home
batters finding base hits almost al Will.
jackson gave Engle good support, but
could not solve Knelrs curves. The
score:
R. II. E.
Fort Wayne ...... -. =. is 10
Jackson Gee. 10000. ...... 9 l
Batteries, Fort Wayne. Knell. l0d
Criger; Jackson, Engle and Myers.
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The Moundsville Echo says: A dry
hola occasionally out on the Little creek
don't seem to check operations in the
field. All the loose territory has been
gathered up for some distance around
the producers. Some of the land own
ers are being caught on a pin hook for
their royalty.
Griffith sold TO Stewart, of Sisters
vile, yesterday the One-half of the roy
atty of the farm, which is clear six
tesnth of all production, for the modest
sum of $4,000. On this farm is located
the North Penn No. well. which is
making 1875 barrels natural production
with a regular daily increase. 4 num-
Der of other locations are made on the
same farm. All territory adjoining the
Griffith is prizsd highly. The Sullivan
& Ramsey lease which adjoins the Grit
fifth is now considered gilt edged.
The most serious drawback to oper-
atoms in the field now, is getting the
oil run. The tankage at the wells is
all full and no certainty about when
the oil will be run. The operators say
that they will be compelled to do some
thing to protect their interests and to
this end an Independent line is talked
off. The meeting of the Legislature is
not far off and some legislation toward
more liberal transportation laws may
be asked for.
Oil City, Pa, June 24.-Credit bal
ancss $116; certificates offered at the
close at $11312 No bids througout the
day session. Shipments, 1882 barrels;
runs, 103, 167 barrels.
New York, June 24.-Petroleum,
weak; Pennsylvania crude weak at s1.16
bid; Ohio crude steady at soc.
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4 GRAND CHANCE.
Every Wage Earning Man and Boy
Should Take Advantage Of 1t.
A Great Three Day Slaughter Sale
of Clothing for Men and Boys.

Commencing this morning and con-
tinuing until Saturday night, the Chi
cago Bankrupt Clothing Company will
offer 10 the people of Wheeling and Vi
cinity, their selection from $4,000
worth of seasonable clothing for men
and boys at soc on the dollar OF the
manufacturers cost. Select out any
one of the items quoted here, bring the
slip to the store and we guarantee to
show you the goods as specified.
If YOU are in need Of any article OF
clothing, do not miss this sale, as
never. again will such chance be pre-
sented to you.
MEMS CLOTHING.
600 Mems Suits in Cheviots and CAST
meres, we'll made and trimmed Bank
rupt Price. 800. -. .......... ...Sl.9o
$1,000 and $1,000 Mems Suits, in
Tweeds, Worsteds and Cheviots, stylish
and perfect in every particular. Bank
rupt Price. $50. ....... ......... $3.50
$500 and $500 Mems Suits, strictly
All-Wool Sergeg, Worsteds, Twills,
Homespun and Cassimeres, Plaid Mix
lures and Pin Checks, artistically tail
ored and made up in all fashionable
shapes Bankrupt Price -. .....S5.65
$1,000 and $500 Mems Suits. Take
your pick of over 500, which will COM
pare with any $22 TO S25 Suit made TO
order; chiefly of fine Imported Mater
ials. Best workmanship and elegantly
trimmed. Double and Single Breasted
Sacks, Regent Getaways and Princeton
Frocks. Bankrupt Price -. $3.50
$3.50 Men Pants; strong and durable
goods, we'll made. Bankrupt Price. 4Sc
$500 Mems Dress Pants in all wool
goods. twenty-five neat patterns from
which to pick. Bankrupt price. ...95c
$500 and $500 Mems Dress Pants.
Best imported Worsteds, Striped and
Checked Cassimeres and Cheviots, cut
in the very latest styles. Bankrupt
Price. ..... ......... ......'.' .'9z'-o
BOYS CLOTHING.
$3.50 Boys Suits; good durable goods,
we'll made, aged 4 to H. Bankrupt
Price .... 49,. .59c
$500 Boys Suits in Rsefer, Junior or
Elton Styles, new SHADES IN pam anu
fancy Cheviots and Worsteds. Bank
rupt Price. 49,. 49,. .......... Sl'oo
$500 Boys Long Pants Suits in Grey,
Black and Brown Cheyiots. Bankrupt
Price ......'. 1900. 2@'%'
$1,000 and $1,000 Boys Long Pants
Suits, age 10 to 10 years, in strictly All
Wool Plain and Fancy Cloths; all the
latest patterns to select from. Double
or Single Breasted. Bankrupt Price
SOC Knee Pants, strong and durable.
Bankrupt Price $500. 49,. ......l6c
$500 Boys Long Pants, in fancy
striped Worsted and neat pattern Cas-
simeres. Bankrupt Price. ...........9Se
S1OO Boys Long Pants, aged Is to 10
years. Bankrupt Price ........ ..39c
CHICAGO BANKRUPT CLOTHING,
SHOEAAND HAT CO.,
1115 Main street.
RICHARD P. MCCARTHY, Manager.
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"LORENA."

"Lorena" probably was the mc
lar sentimental song OF the days {
4 The words are given below:
The years creep slowly 10y, Lor.-
The Snrw is on the grass agar
The suns low down the sky, L1r.
The frost CLEANS where tle lg
been:
But the heart throbs on as Warr
As when the summer days Wer,
Oh the sun can never dip SO low
Adown affections cloulless 81
The sun can never dip SO low
Adown affections ci0ud,ees s.
A hundred months have passed
Since last | held that hard ir
And felt the pulse beat fast. J..
though mile beat faster far
4 hundred months. Twas owe
When up the hiily slope We 81
To watch the dying of the Cay
And hear the distant church
To watch the dying Of the Gay
And hear the distant church
We loved each other then. Lor
More than we ever dared % ...
And what we might have berr
Had but our l0viugs prosuer,
But then It's past-the years A..
I'll not call up their shad
I'll say to them: Lost years
Sleep on! nor heed LIES petit
The story Of the past, Lortia.
Alas. | care not 10 repeat.
The hopes that cOud not last A..
They lived, but only live
| would not cause cen one
To rankle in your bosom Do
For "if we try. We may forg
Were words of thine long
Yes, these were words If thine
They burn within my memor,r
They touch, ed som tender r-o-
Which thrill AMI tr mnlr with
Twas not thy woman us t1nl
Thy heart was always ~
A duty. stern ard prD,Sll
The tie that linked my
1t matters little now, L0r
The past Is IN the eterra
Our heads will soon lie l1"
LIES tide is ebbing ont -. 't.
There is future ., thai e
or life this IS so small par
IT'S dust 10 dust beneath rG
But there. up there, lis Bear
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Miss Dainty-Go away, dirty rn0'
Restful Reddy (wirh dignity s.
that is a purely superficial imhu r
We are all mere clay. - Phii'd.r-4
North American
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TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
standing OF Clubs.


Cleveland. o.. June 24.-The Cleye-
lands ou'0atted the Pirates to-day. hit
ting Hugbey hard and often. Burkett
made his one hundredth base hit for
tie season. The s-ar play OF the game
was Stencils running Oue-handed
catch OF TebeaU's long drive to centre.
Attendance 5000. Sc0ra.
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DRINK GRAY MINERAL WATER.
Carload Just Received from springs. For
sale by all Druggists. Il. MELTY Il Co.,
sole Agents
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WHEELING IL; YOUNGSTOWN 5.
NEW CASTLE Z: WASHINGTON 3.
FORT WAYNE is; JACKSON ..
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND no: PITTSBURG ..
CHICAGO .; CINCINNATI 4.
LOUISVILLE g. ST. LOUIS 4.
BOSTON s; BROOKLYN 7.