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The evening times., 1896-05-11
Games Today

wa Shington at Cincinnati.
Baltimore AT st. LOUIS.
Philadrlphia at Cleveland.
Brooklyn nj Louisville.
Boston at Chicago.
New York AT Pittsburg.
The evening times., 1896-05-11
DIAMOND DUST.

tits wrong to win on Sunday, anyhow.
Jimmie McJames will show the X Korkopoli-
tansa trick or twotoday.
The Senators gave the Reds a case of
heart disease i'll the first inning.
Pitcher Dwyer covered first on Ewing's
assist of Joyce's grounder and tried to block
Scrappy. What Scrappy did to him with his
spikes was plenty.
King Crooks got in the game for one innin e
aud forgot all about his lumbago. However,
Jack is not just right yet and will not he
played regularly until he is sound and fit.
Miller is hitting tcrrifically for Cincin-
natl.
President Wagner of the Washington
Club has presented Mrs. Cart wright and Mrs
Mcclure each with a bicycle, to fulfill a
promise he made last winter, when he said
he would d o SO if their husbands reported for
duty in first-class playing condition on
April 1.
Doheny, New York's young left-handed
pitcher, seems to be a conner.
Carruthers the erstwhile great st. Louis
pitcher. is umpirins in the Western League.
Another former great Leag que pitcher. Mai rk
Bald win. is mana ger of the Auburn, N. Y,
Club.
Umpire Keefe's umpiring so incensed the
spectators at Louisville yesterday that il
was necessary to furnish him with po-
lice escort from the park
Trouble is bre wing in the Atlantic League
and the season is not yet two weeks old The
difficulty all arises over the error of the
schedule ma kcrs. Itseems that today, tomor-
row and Wednesday the Netropolitans and
Hartfords arc scheduled to play in both Ne "
York and Hartford. President Freedman
intimates that there will be a break in the
league if the Hartfords do not put In au 4 D.
pcarance at the Polo grounds today, while
Manager Barnie is equally determined that
the games shall be played in Hartford or not
at all. Mr.. Barnie thinks that Mr.. Freedman
is seeking an excuse to quit the league. He
noticed tile error in the schedule and endeav.
orcd to arrive at some satisfactory arrange
ment, and, says Mr.. Baruie. "Mr. Freed
man wanted half Of the receipts to play the
games at Hartford, but refused to listen to
such proposition. Even now he is begin
ninlg to farm out his players, but the league
will soon take action
The Philadelphia Ledger is devoting con-
siderable space to the Washington team.
Here are n few items clipped from that
excellent paper: President Wagner. of
the Wasbin ctOn Club. says that he has re-
fused an offer OF $500 for selbach's n
The evening times., 1896-05-11
Beneftt Of the Krey,o Fsm,Iv

The Patent Office aud the Mount Pleas
ant baseball cams will play bene fit game
for the Kre glo family Friday, May 10, at
4:3O p. M. at the Capitol Park. Tickets
2b cents, now on sale
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AMONG THE AMATEURS.

The Woodlcys stand undefcated. having
| defeated the Cairos Saturday. by the scor, -
i6 10 l3. The winners demonstrated their
good playing qualities. Clements and Til
son did battery work FOR the WoOdlcys,
while the opponents battery We're Sig
Quincy and Lyman. The Woodlcys line
III as follows TilSon, oItChcr; Clements,
pitcher: Tindall, first base: Woodward,
.ccoudbaSc: MeTriCk, ShcrtstOp; J kaufman.
third base: White. left field; johnson,
center field; CLAWS, right field. The win
acrS would like 10 arrange a game with
he Young DcMontrcyiies OF teams four
teen years of age. Address challenges to
j. Kaufman, 1879 street northwest.
The b. & o. stars defeated the Eagles of
New jersey avenue Saturday by the one
sided score of 10 TO o. The feature of the
game was the pitching of A. Devlin. He
shut out the Eagles without Il hit. An
teams under seventeen years OF age, wish
ng games with the Il. X O. stars, address s.
challenges to Leo j. Vogt, captain, CO.. E
street northwest.
The Nationals were defeated in a closely
the Talbott's. The features OF the game
were the marvellous running catch by II.
Smith and the all round batting and
fielding OF the TaIbotts, who are com
posed of the following players: j. Cassin,
catcher; b. shepley, and C. Maxwell,
pitchers; E. Boyd, first base; j. Toomcy,
second base; c. Howard, shortstop; j.
Sheplcy, third base: b. II. Smith, left field:
p. Hickey, center field; L. Cassin, right
field.
An interesting game of ball was pla yed
at the Navy Yard Saturday afternoon he
tween the Seamen q unnerS andToolmakcrs,
with hundreds orthc employees as spectators.
The score stood IS To . in favor of the Tool
makers, but the game was more interesting
than the score indicates. as the opposing
teams were very evenly matched, until
the fifth inning, wien the Gunner on duty
IN the pitchers box was wounded at lis
post, and the slope Bit srounders and
'nfiiug head" Iivcrs that the Toolma kers
shot out made the Gurncrs think they were
!ined-up in battle array before the
whole of Johuny Bulls navy. The winning
| battery consisted of Messrs. Clark and
Suydam.
The Vigilants defeated the strong Epis-
copal High School of Alexandria, Va. Sat.
urday by a score of IA to 8. Harrison and
Gates were the battery for the Visilants.
The features of the game were the battin 9
OF the Vigilants and the shortstop work of
c. Vcnable for the winners, be accepting
13 chances without an error
The keystones Of Georgetown defeated
the Fort Myer team by a score of "a to 4
The Keystone battery was Finley aud Bran
zcll Base hits-keystOncs 80. Fort Mycr s.
| The Kcystones would like to hear from all
! amateur clubs. Address Capt. II. Howard,
No 1884 n street north west.
The Eagles defeated the Young Spiders
by a score of IL to g. The former would
like to hear from all teams under twelve
years of age. Address the captains resi-.
denCe, No. 713 North Carolina avueue
southeast. They line up as folio VS.: Lusky,
C; Anderson, p.; Garyes, 1b.; AcKinZie,
Oh; Fuss, 3d.; Pryor, ss.: Tupper, IT,; Ac.
ton, CT, and Hant: rf.
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CHRIS HAS his TROUBLES
Won der Abe Temporarily Sus'
pends Pitcher Breitenstein.
SOUTRPAW is INDIGNANT

Der Boss president" Alleges That
the Red loaded Twlrler Has Not
Been. Taking Proper Care of Him.
self-Players Accused of COnsplr-
Ing Against Latham.
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Diddlcbock may not be the right kind of a
man to make Il successful manager, but,
nevertheless, he was not given fair trial
by Won der Abe. The fact of the matteris,
st. Louis has thus far done better than WAS
expected or is warranted by the material
from which that team is made up.
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YeStcrduy's KeHuItS.
Washington, II; Cincinnati, L.
Baltimore. .: 81. LOUIS, d
Rrooklyu. 3. Louisville, l..
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Pitcher Dwyer covered first on Ewing's
assist of Joyce's grounder and tried to block
Scrappy. What Scrappy did to him with his.
spikes was plenty.
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ease that fails to state who made the
oner.--washingto picked up u mighty
yo0d man in Rogcrs--In Washington they
regard Mercer us the hest pitcher III the
league. and whom they would not give
for three RuSies. PhilaLclphians feel .rretty
much the same way towards Orth, whom
they consider The lest winning pi'cher III
the country.--Accor.inG TO thc reports
from Cincinnati Pitcher Maui behaved very
badly in yesterdays game and has made
himself liable to suspension for throwing
a bat AT Umpire Hurst. If Maui is wise,
he will not tackle Hurst anywhere outside
the grounds, or he Will likely have reason
TO regret il, for the little umpire is very
expert in the Use OF his fists"
The evening times., 1896-05-11

King Crooks got in the game for one inning
aud forgot all laboutlIislumbago. However,
Jack is not just right yet and will not he
played regularly until he is sound and fit.
The evening times., 1896-05-11

tits wrong TO win on Sunday, anyhow.
Jimmie McJames will show the X Korkopoli-
tansa trick or twotoday.
The evening times., 1896-05-11

The Senators gave the Reds a case OF
heart disease in the first inning.
The evening times., 1896-05-11

The Vigilants defeated the strong Eps-
copal High School of Alexandria, Va. Sat
urday by a score of ii to 9. Harrison and
Gates were the battery for the Visants
The features OF the game were the batting
of the Vigilants and the shortstop work OF
c. Venable for the winners, be accepting
13 chances without an error
The evening times., 1896-05-11

The Keystones Of Georgetown defeated
the Fort Myer team by a score of "a TO A.
The Keystone battery was Finley aud Bran
zcll. Base hits-keystones 30, Fort Myer 6.
The Kcystones would like to hear from all
amateur clubs. Address Capt. II. Howard,
No. 1884 n street northwc
The evening times., 1896-05-11

Miller is hitting tcrrifically for Cincin-
natl.
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changed from i2:aa to 1854, S;is to $685. 500
10 6:is. Tho MassIIIon train g CHANGED

changed from i2:a9 to 1854. S;is to 5;s6. SOC
10 6;f5 The Massillon train Is changed
from 70 ., all railroad time.
At meeting OF the Epworth League
Mt the NJ T.. church last night Rev. N;
j. W. Robbins, Miss Hannah BIRD ahd
Miss Ella De Vault were elected dele
gates to the convention to be held at EAST
Liverpool June p and el
Tho boiler, lnachlpery and lumber for
the derrick has arrived on the KEN
worthy Hoge farm, two miles soutneast
OF Mt. Pleasant. where a test VIII DC naane
for oil by Pittsburgh parties
The finest strawberries seen IN Martin .
Ferry this season sold at 10 cents per box
In the stores yesterday. Smaller ones solo
al three boxes for "qunrter.
A number OF Martins Ferry people have
already decided TO take In tho outing o.
the Builders Exchange TO ToledO anu
Put-ln-Bay on June 10
Mrs. Thomas Mullane, who has been
very sick, was considerably better yes;
torday Her son Harry Is in critical
condition.
y. r. Brady viii drive TO sandusky next
week, where he will visit his daughter
Mrs. George Blaekford.
Robert Heslop viii engage IN the under
taking business in the Henderson puiEu-
ing, ON Hanover street.
A bicycle will be raGIed on BY the col
ofed Odd Fellows, 1T ID on e4HlVAhAoN ~
Hayward Longs store.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
officials came down on Monday night and
returned yesterday.
A large number Of Martins Ferry PEG
pie attended the 0ratoTtcal contest at BEL
lRire last night.
: s. q. W. Morrison went to Masslllon
last evening on the Wheeling O. Lake
Erie.
Long & Williams have sold three Wheels
In Philadelphia. Pa, this season.
Miss Bess Davis, OF welisvfiie, IS VS.
ItIng relatives in Martins Ferry.
r. W. Taylor and John Welsh, OF TIL
tonVille, were down yesterday,
Three DiIIonVale people paid SIS each
for running speak.easies there.
The board OF equalization got down to
business yesterday.
Mrs. Fogle and Mrs. Glover went to
Adena last evening.
Several additional wells have been To-
Gated at colerain.
MIS-. Osborne, of Fifth street, is very
sick.
W. N. Holiday was not SO well yester-
day,
Charles seabright Is at MassittOn.
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m busy nENWoop.
what People Arc Doing and Saying trl
the industrial Town.

the InduBtrlRl Town.
Invitations have been issued for the
commencement of the Benwood public
school, which will take place In the NJ. r.
church Tuesday evening, June D at
o'clock. The class consists OF aarry
IDA Bowers. DR.. Riker, Of Wheeling, Will
deliver the address before the class.
Mr. and Mrs. George shandron. Of Elm
Grove: Mrs Kate BeaFdmore, OF Lebanon
o.. and Mrs. Ruth Barrett, OF MatamoraS'
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Sfifbun Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. John Lench left yesterday for Cam
erOn. where he will attend the EpWorth
League convention and also look aIter
his political interests.
Miss Kate Shrlver fns returned to her
home in Littleton after pleasant Vtstt 10
friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hamilton, OF Wheel
ing, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. a.
Pickering.
wesley Riggs, of washington district,
candidate for sheriff, is In the city on
business.
Herman Storms has accepted position
with the Reymann Brewing Company.
The citizens Of this place are petltioning
the council for an extra policeman.
Mr.. L. NJ. Lafollette, Of Grafton, candi-
date for state auditor, IL in town.
b. +. Meighen esq, Of Moundsville,
was in town on business.
Miss Viola Lindsay has returned from n
trip to Glendale.
DR.. LIntz, of MoundsvIlle, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. j. s. Robinson was in MOundsvllle
Yesterday
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hans and NII,hnp, tn tho Thriving city
Across the River.

Tho graduating exercises OF the Mar
tins Ferry high school will be held tn the
opera house Thursday evening. June =.
The class VIII consist OF George Helling,
Carl LASH Charles Bartholomew, Frank
Stewart, Alice Wood, Essie Boyd. Matte
Sweeney. Alice Morris, Gortie McCord and
Tdn Roberts, ten TT all. Charles Bartbolo-
new and Frank Stewart scientific and tho
other eight classical. Lenorl Drennen
and Donald DFeHReR recently dropped ont
MT Steubenvlilo, their former homo. The
baccaiRuFeate sermon viii be preached by
REV, S. j. Boyle In tho Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening. The Rddress
To The class will bo delivered by Rev Mr..
Donnhey, OF Bridgeport. The alumni ban
uuet takes place the night OF the COM
,neprgmeut. The graduating class Will be
entertained this evening by Superintend-
ont Stewart, OF the public schools.
Under tho new schedule on tho Clove-
lnnd. I,ornin s. Wheeling rRilrond the last
trnln FOR ST, Clalrsvillc leaves At A:2l y. m.
Trains for ST ClaLrsvllle haye been
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rn.HnyA Eur1GA-~tulk N0HAI -
a., IoT Totedo At Washington. Jackson at
N va Castle, Saginaw Mt YOUNGSTOWN
,r,e wbeeIfngs took d6s@ OF that
.o,snt but effective remedy, ginger"
a afternoon. and made the
!,rt wayne leaders think th6y were in
france especially In the ninth inning,
~, Inc NaIlers made hurricane fin
w nat aroused unlimited enthusiasm.
E y. ~, '%p end Of the eighth the score was
S,oG The scene when the MheelinEs
Wv, earring run after run while the
'Isj,ors played like cornerYlOt ANA
,o y,s was Indeed an edifyhg sDecta-
oy pokcr was put in to pitch for the
,rbsslInrs. and although he was rather
,,gd having two wild pitches chalked
wv against him, he was quite effective
O Wy Justified the good opinion the
"r,yks have of his work, recently. For
,bs Fort Waynes. CarriCk pitched a
rics game until the ninth when the
booting IT the crowd and the AWFUL
aannsrt given by his team, sent him to
M wall in great shape. Again the
Whaelings outclassed the visitors In the
field -. :. 40
Wheeling got to work right at Vns
start. Wagner made two-bagger ana
Violet sacrificed him to third. Then
gallagher hit the sphere gOodiand hard
tor homer over left field fence. In the
third inning Wheeling scored three
runs. Wagner opened by going out on
nm Infetd chance. on Kings error Nlo-
la was safe at first. Gallaghers two
blgEer scored him, and RickeTt's single
scored Gallagher. McHoverter' single
scored RIckcrt after Whaley mad peen
retired.
., Crigcr's two-bagger and o'Meara's
home run. Wheeling got another IN
me qamc inning on Wngner's home run.
In the sixth Fort Wayne scored twice
again, and In the seventh they got
another bunch Of two. sa,..
When the teams came in for the ninth
!nning, they were tied. The Wheelings
won in a hurricane finish. Darrah led
of With a hit and Baker followed suit.
on WaGner's infield hit, Baker was
thrown out at second Violet sent an
easy one to short, but King did, not
throw to first as Darrah had started
FOR home. Gap" Addled back and
forth until the two runners were perch
cd on third and second and then scored
as O'SIeara dropped the tipii. The
crowd went wild in. It's enthusiasm at
this point. Gallagher knocked q beauty
right in front OF the plate,,.eo Meara
vent after 1t and had plenty OF time to
catch either Wagner or Ghllagher, but
he seemed dazed and allowed the for
ner to score and the latterw safe at
frst. on Lynch's error at third Violet
scored and RIckert got lie at hrst.
on WhaIey's sacrifice the runners were
advanced, and on McHoverter,s single
but two more runs came ~. in FORT
Wayne's half two men MT saIeiH Du'
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AN IMPORTANT CASE
In which s25O,OoO Damages Is A'lted, is
being Argued in BcnwO0d.

In which s25O, 900 Damages Is AslEed, is
Being Argued In Bsnwood'
A very important case in which dam
ages to the amount of s25O,OOO is asked,
is being argued before. five commits
sioners appointed by the circuit court
down at Benwood. The plaintiff IS the
wheeling Iron & Steel Company and
the defendant Is tab Wheeling Bridge
& Terminal Railway Company. The
plaintiffs claim that the building OF a
river bank switch by the railroad at
its work In lower Banwood has greatly
Increased the costroI handling ITS pro
duct, and asks damages as stated: The
commissioners will hear the evidence
and arguments and decide the amount
of damages, II any, to be awarded. Calo-
we'll d Caldwell, of this city, are rep
resenting the iron Works, and Mr.. S. g.
Smith and another are counsel for the
Terminal. The testimony will not all be
heard until the end Of the week, prob
ably,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

To-day's games--C Cincinnati Mt Washing
ton. Louisville at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at
Boston. Chicago at Philadelphia, st. Louis
at Baltimore, Cleveland ut New York.
At New York. Score: RHE
Cleveland 80 0 / 2 o o 0 ~ 9 9
New York.....9 0 o ! o 9-512 6
Enrned runs, Cleveland /; New York 9.
Pitchers, Cuppy and W. II. Clark. Umpire,
Sheridan. Time. 2;2O.
At Philadelphia, Score: RI p
Chicago ......0 q 0 Q p-l
Philndelp'a 20 Oh . 05 IS 10 4
Earned runs, Philadelphia g. Pitchers,
Ortiz and Friend. Empires, Henderson
and Campbell. Time, l:i5.
At Baltimore. Score: RHE
s g. hoSis.. ~ 3 9 : 9 o-s $ j
Earned runs, Baltimore Is 81 izi togts Z
Umpire, Lynch. Time, l:45.
At Brooklyn. Score; RHE
louisville ~ Q Q 0 . i d--8' 8 0
Earned runs. Brooklyn !: Louisville l.
Pitchers, Kennedy and McDermott. UNI
plre, Weldmau. Attendance 1000 Time
AT washington. Score: RHE
S Sash Edl Z. Is 80 i I Q 3 0-lS IS 0
Earned runs, washington 3; Cincinnati
10. Pitchers Mercer and Dwyer. Umpire
Hurst. Time, 219
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Earned runs, Wheeling 4: Fort Wayne
e. TWo-base hits, Wagner, Gallagher,
WaRner- O'Meara, Sacrifice hits, Violet,
WhSley' O'Meara. Stolen bases. Gala
cher, Crfger. Bases on balls, on Baker
l: on CarTick 2. Struck out, by Baker 8:
~ CAr1iclt z Passed ball, O'MearA. wild
tY1a0lPS O'pF5An
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The schafer Colts defeated the c. ".
Seabrights on the Reymann grounds,
By a score OF 25 to 9; batteries. Reed
and King; Keifern, LeneSan and Hig-
gins.
TIE Main Street Dlngers would Ike
to bear from the H. c. Richards Jun
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aIITr1E SENATORS" WIN
From Toledo I'm Finely Played Game ut
Warrington.

Special Dispatch to the lntelllgencer'
WASHINGTON, Pa, May 26,-The
Little Senators" turned the tables on
the Swamp Angels" OF Toledo. this
afternoon, and took the big end Of
score Of 8 to 3. kid" Keenan,, the
supposed phenomenon, had his repu-
tation damaged to the extent OF nine
hits, which, aided by eros Of the men
behind him, allowed washington to
tally FIVE times. Beadle was hit safe
~ but SIX times and his support was
a great Improvement over that OF the
day preyious
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