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The morning times., 1896-09-22

O'Brien lost Gleason's hit, who went 10
third on Joyce's single. Mcclure threw
Davis hit wild To Cartwright, and tie
bail went into right field. Lush dashed .Cr
the ball and "Scrappy" was making for the
plate. The blonde right fielder gathered
up the ball on the run ana shot il home.
Square into Macs hanus IL landed, ana
the latter turned and Joycc was out. His
usual Kick followed, but the friPid stare
OF Lynch stilled him as quickly as Cor
belts upper-cut puts his opponent to sleep.
Bccklcy hit far into right center in the
fourth. Tom Brown was slow on the.
Start. Ball and man were going fast.
Tom held out his hands in goou Judgment,
but failed to close them in time, and by
the time the ball got back Jake was on
third. Stafford drove him home on
single 10 left and he got second on War
ner's sacrifice. Meekin walked 10 first
and went to second on Van Haitren's
out at first on Meicers assist Tiernan
drove one to right which Lush fielded 10
Mcclure In fast style. catching Meekin,
who was close upon Stafford's heels in
scoring the second run. There was another
argument by Joyce, Gleason, ct al, but
Lynch was supreme.
Joyce's single, Davis force, the lattcr's
steal and Becklcy's single scored one run
in the fifth.
There were fireworks in the sixth. After
Brown captured Warmers fly. siugies by
Meekin. Van Haltren, Tiernan and Glea-
son netted two runs.
SENATOR'S FOUR SCORES.
Billie Lush stopped and lodged aud
finally reached first on balls. i'll the first.
DeMontreville bunted safely and Seihach
sacrificed. McGuire's single sent both
men home. On Smiths apparent safe hit
Mac was thrown out at second because
OF slow running.
Lush again Won first oil balls. and again
DeMonLreville beat out a bunt. SclDach
repeated his previous hit. Mcclure. how
ever, went out. Smith had two strides
when he sent one down Ia Beckley which
the ex-Pirate couldn't handle. and Lush
and DeMontreville scored. They Were
the last runs. After that the Senators
couldn't touch Meekin.
Stafford singled in the seventh, but was
forced ut second on Warmers hit to Mercer
While Meckin was at the bat Joyce came
up TO Lynch on some pretcxt or another
The umpire waved HIM away. What he
said was not known at late hour last
night. but after Mercer had pitched two
balls game was called and everybody was
surprised. The detailed score follows:
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The entries for today at Gravescnd are:
First race-Five and one-half fur!ongs;
two-year-olds. LudwigshaTeu, 115; Royal
Rose. Ben Ronald, III: Scarf Pin, 10Y:
Distinction, lO7: Mohawk Prince, 1o4:
Passover, 9S; Dye, 80.
Second race-One mile; selling. Glen
n,oyne. 112; Marshall 10s. Cromwell, 100;
SO; Captive, 81; Brisk, Premier, 81;
jefferson, "a.
Ttird race-Five and one-balf furlongs;
selling; youthful Stakes. George Rose,
1903; Tragedian, 90. Celoso, 81; Cleophus,
95; Passover. Arabian, 93. Flying NIuatiron,
81; Hidaddy. Break O'Day, Clyniena, 80.
Fourth race-One ana one-eishih DIles:
handicap. Dcers!ayer, Keenan,, 10 each;
Damien. 107 ; ;Cnnnoisseur. 1O2: Long Beach.
100; Sapelo, 93.
Firth race Five furlongs; Atlantic Stakes.
Ferrier, ] 81: Rubicon. 26; Bonaparte, 70;
Preston. t19: TrenIargo, 115; Agiiator,
ia; Florian, 95.
sixth race Six furlongs. SirOcco, Declare.
Walter, IL each; Milan, Dalgretti, 1G8
each: Predicaniept, Woodvine. Article, In
heritance, 1913 each; Oiindo, 1O1; Titniouse,
Laurelton, 80 each: Mormon. Bonhcmme
95 each. ;
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FITZSIMMoNS OUT on BAIL
Had to Furnish Bond to Answer
Indictment.
Committed to a Cell-His
Views.

New York, Sept. 21.-Fitzsinmons was
arraigned in general sessions court this
afternoon before Judge Fitzgerald. The
court room was crowded
FitZsiumons leaned on the railing in front
of the judges desk and looked straight at
the judge. He carried silk hat in his
hand and wore Prince Albert coat. His
manager, Martin Julian, stood beside him,
but he had no counsel.
The indictment was read and Fitzsim.
mons was askedif he wished to plead. After
n whispered conversation with Julian he
pleaded not guilty" The Judge then
held HIM in 81 900 bail, and as no bonds
man was ready the judge added:
Committed until bail Is furnished"
Fitzsimmons turned pale as the idea Of n
prison cell struck HIM, but be was not
taken to cell He was taken up to the
detectives office in General Sessions build
ing to wait until some one could be found
to go security for him.
Fitzsinimons finally secured bail and
was released. The district attorney said
there were two counts TO the indictment.
lie further said the case or FItZsinmOns
aud COrbett, who has been jointly in
dicted, was the first arrest made since
the law was amended
The indictments against the two pugilists
Were found by the grand jury week ago
today.
Fitzsimmons was not surprised at his
arrest. He finished an engagement at a
Philadelphia theater Saturday and came
over to this city ut the request OF his
lawyer, who wiShed TO have the matter
decided as soon as possible.
Both FitZ and Corbett met recently at
the Bartholdi and there they agreed to
meet in a boxing contest for the largest
purse Offered. They did not sign articles
so as to avoid any possibility OF law
breaking.
Last week Chief Conlin called upon sew
erai papers which were represented at
the meeting to furnish information. Whether
this was done is not known. Corbett il
now living Ut Asbury Park. He was in
the city yesterday but the detectives did not
bother him. He says he viii be in the cit y
again in a few days.
Il would like TO know what have been
indicted for said Lanky Bob. No
match was made at our meeting at the
Bartholdi, and none has been as yet.
think Cher Conlin has gone step 10,
far when he had these warrants issued"
Asbury Park. NJ Sept 21- When
James J. Corbett was seen late this after
noon regarding Fitzsimmons' arrest, he
was very much surprised. and declared
that the whole business was "A sham from
beginning 10 end. He said that he did
not want to be arrested. but that fear OF
such "A contingency would not prevent him
going TO New York If he had urgent busi-
ness there
He thought that FitZsimnions' arrest
was caused by spite more than anything
else. Corbett is keeping up his training
for his fight with Sharkey.
The morning times., 1896-09-22
Croquet Tourney Lnlls.

No regularly scheduled games in the
croquet tournament were played yester-
day. Messrs Bryant and Johns started a
game on the Twelfth street grounds. but ic
was not finished. The game will be
finished today, and the game between
Aessrs. Bryant and Chase will prubabl "
be started. The games this week will he
played only as the CONTESTANTS find time.
Nearly. il not quite all the games yet to
be played are between players who live
in this city. There are about dozen
in all, and all are among the second divi.
sion players.
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CLOSED AT PITTSBURG.
Pirates and the COlonels Each Win
a Game.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 21.-Pittshurg and
Louisville closed the League season in
this city today with "A double game The
first game was pitchers battle between
Hawley and Herman. Pittsburg scoring
the winning run in the eleventh inning
on a base on balls, sacrifice and IL
single. Doan's fielding was remarkable
1t was about the finest game OF the year.
Louisville won the second game by hit
ting killen hard in the seventh inning
DOlan again carrying off the honors. I.ns.
lie fiUed Stencil 81 for kicking Manager
Mack has signed with Milwaukee for next
season, and it looks as though Outrielder
Donovan will manage Pitisburg next year
Attendance, 300. Score:
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BICYCLES.

With a Columbia as your
mount-be you wheelman or
wheelwoman-you may feel
assured that you are in pos
session of the best bicycle
in the world! Big thing to
say but true neverthe-
less. Do you own a Colum-
bia?
The Pope Mfg. Co... Riding Academy,
J. Hart Britain, 1900 feet surface,
Local Mgr, 22d and SITS. n. w.
452 Pa. Ave.
The morning times., 1896-09-22

Earned runs-Baltimore, Z. Philadelphia,
4. Left on bases Baltimore, Z; fhiladei-
phia. o. First base on batls-Off He mining.
5: OFF CarSey. 4. Struck out-by lie mining,
2: by Carsey, l. Three-base bits-Haii-
man iiemming. Two base hit Kelley SAT
rifice ht-KeIiey. Stolen bases-QuiDn 2;
DeIenanty2 =; Reitz: La !oie; Jennings. Double
plays -Reitz, Jennings and Bowerman: HUI
en-, Hallman and .Laloie- Wild pitch
Carsey /. Umpire -ilornung. Time OF
game-l hour and 80 minutes
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Earned runs-BOstOn, I; Bf0Oklyn, /.
Home run-Corcoran. Three-base hit-vrif-
fin. TEo.base hits-Griffin, McGann. Sacri-
Bonner and Grint. First base on balls-Off
Daub, 2; off -Stiyetts, 2 Struck out
BY DauI,. 2; By suyetts, 8. First base on
6ases- B0~t3iis 9; hro5Siyn, 8. Passed fs,iis
-Grim, 1; Bergen, l. umpire-Hufst. At
tendance-f.O00.r Timieof game. bour and
81 Bhnutes
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Totals ............... 33 4-1O % 16

Earned runs-Cleveland, 1; Cincinnati, 1.
First base by errors-Ceveland, l Cincin-
natl, 2. Lett on nbases-Cleveiand, Z; Gin
cinnati, 12. First base on nballs-Ufr Cuppy,
/; off Wilson, 1. Struck out-By Wilson, 2;
by Dwyer, 4. Two-base hit-Mckean. Sac
rifice hits-Hoy, Childs., Stolen bases
Smith, Burkett. Hit Dy pitcher-By Dwyer,
1. Umpire-Mr Sheridan Time OF game
l hour a nd So minutes. - -' ''' ..-.
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WENT WITHOUT A BREAK.
Double Team Record Lowered by
Three Seconds.

=. Northport, N. Y, Sept 2l.-The bay mare
Marietta, 2:O9 "a, and the brown mare
Miss Ida, 2:1O 3-4, owned by Henry o
Havemeyer Of New York, were driven this
afternoon at Burr's Driving Park, Com
mack. L. l., to beat the worlds team rec
ord of 2:l6 Ia.
=. The track was heavy and estimated to be
at least four seconds slow.
:, On the second trial the team without q
break covered the mile In 2:1: IA.
The morning times., 1896-09-22
FOOTBALL ON WEDNESDAY.
Georgetown Teams VIII Open the
Local Season.

The local football season will he opened
at Georgetown field on Wednesday next,
September 80, with a game between the
Ma aximums and Minimum team OF the Uni
versity.
The line up of the teams is as follows:
The morning times., 1896-09-22

vile, g First base on balls-Off Gun
Two base hIts-Smitn, L. yODs, Miner. Sac
rifice hits-Miller =. Stolen bases bon
ovan s, McCrecry, Rogers, ,nngman.
Dolan and Rogers. Hit by pitcher-By
knlep, 1. GInpire-Mr. EmsIIc. Time
OF Eaine-l hour and DO minutes
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Earned runs-Wasliington, 2: New York,
4 First base by crrors-W Washington, 4,
Left on bases-Washington 3; New loIk. g.
FIrstbaseOn balls-Orf Mercer, !, off Aeckln,
Struck out-By MeekiD, l. Three-baSe
nt-Beckley. Sacrifice hits-Selbach, =.
Gleason, Warner. Stolen bascs-Duvis and
Gleason. umplre-M-. Lynch. lime OF IA ne
Il hour and % minutes.
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BROOKLYN LOST, TOO.
Grim's Error Ratified the Trolley
lndUs.ra II nd Bosfnn Wan

Brooklyn, n. Y, Sept 2i.-In today's
game Collins struck out in the seventh it,
ming. but Grim lost sight or tile ball, which
lay at his feet, the blunder ratified the
home players. and the Bestons scored four
unearped runs. The score:
The morning times., 1896-09-22
Money 10 Loan

At Q per cent ON approved real estate IN
the District OF Columbia. The Times Real
Estate Bureau, Tenth and Peunsyiva7ts
avenue north west.
The morning times., 1896-09-22
IkTERcITY RACE IS OURS
Ball, Sims and Mudd Took the
Finals Yesterday.
TANDEM RACE WAS PRETTY

Won BOeckmann and Pitlin Defeated
Smith and Greer in 6:20:2-5-One-
Mile Novice With Twelve Starters
Furnished Good SpOrt-DOdge Took
the Two-Alile Handicap.
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Pittsburg ......... OIOOOOOOO OOO1-2
Louisville .......... OOOOOOOO OIL
Earned runs-Louisville, 1. First base on
errors-Pittsburg, 2; Louisville, 9 First
base on balls-Off Hawley, 1 off Herman,
hit-Stenzei. Two-base hlts-Lyons and
McCreery. Sacrifice hit-Ely. Stolen ba ses
Stencil 2, Smith, McCreery. Clark and
ritt; HawIey and Lezotts; McCreery and
Rogers Hit by pitcher-By Herman, l.
Passed ball-Dexter. Umpire-Mr. Emslie
Time Of game hours and 5 minutes
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All the athletes of the college are in
hard training for the field events, which
will take place November l.
The morning times., 1896-09-22
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 8; Washington, 4.
Pittsburg, .: Louisville, /. First game.
Louisville, 6; Pittsburg, 3. Second game.
Baltimore. 10; Philadelphia, 6.
Bsston, g; Brooklyn, 3.
Cleveland, 4; Cincinnati, /.
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CLEVELAND WON.
Cincinnati Was Not In the Game
at Any Stage

Cleveland, o., Sept. 2l.-Cincinnati was
never in the hunt in the game with Cleve-
land today. Cuppy pitched a superb game
until the sixth when he mad his little
finger split by stopping yaughn's hard hit.
Dwyer pitched u good game. Attendance,
I 100
The morning times., 1896-09-22
THE LARGEST FEE
charged by DIR. Walker, whether you have
one or more diseases is
$500 4 MONTH.
III. In. llAdiI.inac
his Includes All Medicine:

Dr. Walker can be consulted FREE every
day from 10 lo 3. Monday, weunesda! I,
Thursday, and Saturday evenings. q 10 O.,
Sundays, 10 TO II.
ss-no names Pup,lsned without Consent. "a
The morning times., 1896-09-22
CHAMriUNs wIN OUT.

Beat the elphiasi in he Eleventh
Game. of the Series.
Ballfnorc,l Sept. 2l.--Both teams put up
a remarkable rast fielding game today,
but for the eleventh time this season the
Champions had the best OF the argument
over the PhIiadeiphias and hated out Il
vic.ory. Cold, bleak weather kept the at
tendance down 10 ,3ls. Score:
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Royal Blue Line 60 New York.
Fast time. Frequent trains Prompt
service Exec llent dining cars Track
rock ballasted. Engines burn coke. No
smoke. No dust au29tose3O cod
The morning times., 1896-09-22

Six gLmes were played in the National
League yesterday. New York secured "a
fairly good lead over the Phillies for the
top of the second division by defeating
the Senators, and Pittsburg had stand
off with McGunnigle's COlonels. Patsy
Tebeau stiffened his lead over Buck Ewing's
Veterans, and the Orioles, in the absence
OF Hanlon and Won der Horst, who were
in Washington, increased their percentage
by rally at the bat in the eighth, while
Carsey, Philadelphia best twirler, was
in the box
The morning times., 1896-09-22
Games Today

Games To-day.
New York at Washington.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Cleveland.
Louisville at Pittsburg.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Baltimore.
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DIED.

MlTCHELI-On Thursday. July %. 1896,
ELL. GSed IS years.
Funeral from his late residence, South
Front street. Island. on Saturday at .
o'clock. Friends OF the family re-
specially invited. Intermcnt private
at Stone Church cemetery. Please
omit flowers.
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The Carroll Club Cyclers' racegmect
tomorrow afternoon on the stap fair
/ grounds track is attracting tho. asten-,
4 ton Of the public all over the triastate
radius, and a large attendanchSIrom
out Of town Is anticipated. IT'S the
first bicycle race meeting given here
since the Wheeling Athletic Wheelmen
had their disastrous experience OF two
years ago. :
Entries for the various events closed
with Manager Jason C. Stamp last
evening. The entrants number forty
five. and include some OF the best rae
Ing men OF this state and the two
~reIghboring states. Irons. oulmby and
other cracks will be here and Will no
doubt figure In some exciting finishes
Saturday afternoon:
The entries are as follows:
Wheellng-Walter Cochran. Arthur
Foster. George Foster, Joseph sFoster.
Albert Foster. Wilbur Terrill. Thomas
Garden. W. A. Baumerlin. Charles Del
ters, s. j.. Windsor, W. r. Hill. Fred.
N%euhardt, James Groves. Jesse NC
Causland. George Petticord and 1rve
Woods.
Martins Fcrry-Ralph Heaton and
Fred. UP.
Neutrality-suspicious. Matthews, Ash
ley Waugh. II. G.. Roberts, Archie
Crimes, G. E. McCamIc. IN
Mcdonald, Pail. B. Scott.
New Lisbon. Ohio-John F. Steel.
NI,tr,ht,c ENnr.cs TlipaInu- oHI
Hedges. .l't
Parkcrsburg-c. a. Briant and: Rob-
ert Lopez.
Bridgeport-Leo Lanan.
Marietta-W. j. Bay.
St ClairSville-W. C. Kunkle.
East Palestine, OhIo-Mark Callahan.
Beaver Falls, PAD. j.. Mitchell.
Pittsburgh-Bert Irons and Z. A.
1 Miller.
Cannonsburg. Pa.-Alex. Caldwell.
I East Liberty, PA. D. Bruce.
There are twelve events on the at
t%ernoon's programme, including three
o: the West Virginia state champion
ships. which Will attract much inter-
est, as Parkersburg and Wellshurg rid
sEs will contest with the many Wheel
i1S boys who are anxious to pull down
iAe coveted trophies. ELL
The seXtet was tried again yester-
day. II was found to be in bad re-
Pair, but last night Il was put in good
shape and will be used in preliminary
Practice by the Grew" that has been
selected TO ride on 1t against the record
to-@oTr0w.
4 force Of men with Il steam roller
VIII be at work on the track to-day,
which Is to be put In the hest OF ton-
diton Tor the races. With good wealth
tr there is every Indication that the c.
T. C's Will have n large crowd aeitheir
races. They deserve 1t. for they have
4 worked hard for success. lA
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Next Thursday. August 8, the Retail
Butchers Association viii give II picnic
and barbecue. preceded by n grand pu-
rade. on the State Fair grounds. Many
novel attractions have bern arranged.
and there Is no doubt but that the affair
viii be the most successful ever held.
one Of the novelties that IL exciting :,
prGnt deal Of interest Is the race betwnr!,
William Henry, Of bridgeport. and John
McGanGOn'5 mare "Lottle. The terms
Of the contest are that Henry Is to run
half II mile whIle the horse goes one mile.
Another rae that IL ATTRACTING attention
Is the match running race between John
McC;nnuon'a b. III. "Minnic" and II. Tap
pes b.. IN. "DustCr." half mile heats, best
two IN three. Besides these n~musrmcnts
there VIII br beef, calf and lamb killing
contests. Thr only thing TINT remain.i
to insure the entire suCCAsB OF tho affair
vii! be pleasant weather.
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IT WILL BE GREAT.
The Engagement Of Dockstnder's Min,
strels Mt M~oxnrtfnrk.


1t only depends now on the weather
whether the attendance at Mozart park
next week will break the record for
large crowds at that popular resort.
The way people are talking indicates
that everybody knows that Dock
stader's big minstrels are 10 open there
Sunday afternoon and run for a week
with a performance every night. The
admission has been put down to the
low figure OF twenty-five cents. which
will include the round trip on the in
cline. The programme includes one
OF the best minstrel and musical spe-
c~ialties and should be rendered by the
company in a strictly first class man
! ner.
The park association will make it a
point during the engagement Of the
show TO leave nothing undone. that will
add to the enjoyment of the visitors.
The show will be given In the large pa
wilton and there Will be seats foc cv-
erybOdy.
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WHICH meets here In bIennInl convention

which meets here In biennial convention
on tue 10Th OF next month. The society
cOuld not make Il better selection. The
EentIcman's work In preparing for the
entertainment of the visitors shows that
he would be just the man to place at the
head Of the organization.
Last night at . o'clock Mr.. Joseph NJ.
lieryey, OF TrIadephIa. and Miss PrIm
bcdllion were married ut the home OF
the brides father, MIR. j. S. BcdilIon, Mt
Elm Grove. Rev. j.. Greer. OF the PreR-
hyterIan church. performed the ccre-
mony. which was witnessed by about
twenty couples OF the immediate rela
tlVes n friends Of the contracting ar
ties: y pleasant reception followed the
wedding, and a toothsome supper
spread. Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey will In
future reside IN Triadelphiu.
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OPERA AT THE PARK.
The Lasi appearance OF tho Lyric Opera
Company this Evening.

Last night on acCount OF the weather
and the condition of the motor line,
no performance was given at the
Wheeling park casino by the Lyric OPP
era company. which was scheduled to
give "Cavillarla Rusticana.". Tonight
the Lyric company viii make Its last
appearance Of tie Wheeling park en-
GaSemcnt, and no doubt the largest
audience of the two weeks Will be
present 10 hear "Cavillari :Rusticana,'
which was TO have been given Thurs
day night.
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THE H ROBBERS
WHO Held Up Mr.. Cl,cnoweth ut Mounds.
vile lad n Hearing Yesterday.


Harry Bowers, Jess Logsdon and Ed
ward Elliott. the gang charged with
,l1oInS a man named Chenowlth tEat
M"IHGsvillc. on Monday. were given n
H!l! there yesterday afternoon before
squire ". C. Mann. Logsdon and Ell
!ott We're held to answer an Indictment
H,:oTH III. grand jury. Logsdon Is from
HpuAdsvillc and Elliott cluims MaEtgH's
EeFfy as his place Of abode. It Game
%Nt IN the testimony that firearms
were used 10 force the old man toiRiNe
W MS posscssion2. Bowers vas .%relcaS-
=! ti"m the robbery charge. but was
aa.I1 Tor = hearing to-day for carrying
Tte arms. y fellow named William
nHlNS' who giycd his address MS no
iEacc and everywhere" appeared and
1aIr important testimony against
rnES1on and Elliott. The fact Is he was
%"p'eaied In the hold up" about his
Ip.nlh as th6ae held on the charge.
"a["a vas held az a witness In tho
Na'e on behalf OF the state. ,rE o.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou,
' the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the CITY.
The work OF putting In the new floor
IN the Atlantic engine house is progress.
lng finely.
The wind yesterday afternoon broke
large plate OF glass in Iiyle's plumbing
SHOP on Market street above Twelfth.
Rev; Lee II. Young having returned
from his vacation, services will he re-
sumed on sunday, August ., at st, An
drew's, Eighth ward.
The Republican COUNTY convention
meets tomorrow In the second branch
council chamber, to nominate the lcgIs-
latlve ticket and name the senatorial
conferees.
The Wheeling Bavarlan society has
selected as Its delegate to the national
convention here next month Mr.. PIN.
lloerniE, and the aftcrnates are Michael
kirchncr and Andy korn.
You a got all you want for your
Sunday luncheon mt the market TO bo
given by the Ladies' Aid Society ut the
Second Presbyterian church. Saturday,
August l.. commencing at $50 p. III.
Another good crowd left yesterday af-
ternoon c the Baltimore & Ohio for
Atlantic City. Quite n number who In
tended going were kept back on &C.
count OF the rain, being afraid 70 risk
1t and encounter landsIidcs.
Mr.. r. C. O'Neill says the man who
is going about the city selling con.
tract tickets represented TO be good
Tor fifteen photographs and charging
twenty-five cents for them, Is n fraud
n desires 1t stated that he has no
agents.
An annual meeting Of the Iadtrs'
Home Missionary Society OF the First
Presbyterian church, was to have been
held yesterday at the residence OF Mr..
j. y. Vance. at Leatherwood, but II was
postponed indefinitely on o OF the
weather.
Mr.. David l.. Shahhaz, the native Per-
sian. who lectured In the First Presbv-
terlan church a week ago. was In III.
city yesterday. Mr.. Shahbaz will occu-
Ply the pulpit OF the Presbyterian church
of West Alexander uext Sabbath Ha
VIII preach In the morning and give n
lecture In the evening.
Mr.. Louis Colmnr, editor OF the Staats
IeltunE. Is being mentioned as a pr0ba
bic candidate for the presidency OF the
BaNarian Society OF the United States
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CARROLL CLUB
Race Meet ut State Fair Ground
Track Tomorrow
WILL DRAW A LARGE CROWD

II the Weather Man will Kindly Have
the Clouds Cheer Up" n LittIe-Entrles
for the Twelve lsnees Closed Last Night.
Best Racing Men OF the Tri-Sta6 Radius
Are E%ntered-The State Championships