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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-25

MASONIC HOME.-RELIGIOUS SER
VICES az the Masonic Home sunday
evening, April Doth. at 4 O'Clock Rev.
to attend.
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NEW JEKt SALEM MISSION, NI9
west Marshall strceD Regular service
Sunday. April 2Gth. at IL A. NJ. subject.
"The blindness Of the Perfect or, The
Lords Rule OF Freedom" Sunday school
at lD \. NJ Adult Bible-class at 4 L. VI.
Free library.
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VIRGINIA BIBLE SOCIETY. REV.
THO. L. CUYLER. ID. D., viii deliver
the anniversary address at Or. IlOGE
church al 4:3O =. NJ. All are !ny.ted'
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Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
quiet and steady and prices unchanged;
No. spring wheat, C2hnGic.; No. red,
C55.qGsc.: No. corn, Zi942yasc.; No. 2
oats. 19hM193sc.: mess pork, So.JJnSGO;
lard. s4.S7iafi90; short rib sides. S4.2J0
48O. dry sailed shoulders. SiW0A62k;
81 %
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FIKST PREsB1 TERRAIN Ght IL, u
Dr. KERR NJ IL A. NJ. and L. ~. Com.
munion NJ morning service. Topic AT
night. Calvary and the New Tomb IN the
Garden" Rev. G. NJ. CHUMBLE1 VIII
preach at Westminster at IL n. NJ. and
/ T. NJ
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES

GRovE-AvENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech street,, Rev.
]. c. HIDEN. ID. d, pastor.-Sunday
school az 9:i5 A. NJ. Preaching at IL \.
NJ. and at +. VI. Pastors Bible-elass
at 10 a. NJ.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT tCOnI-
f Rev. j. JiN GAVIN ALVIN STEWART, pastor =
Preaching at II 4. NJ. and ; NJ. bf
Rev. JAMES LITTLE, ID. d. MiJwesk
service Wednesday evening at ; IiocH
Sabbath school at $3.50 A. NJ. Seats free.
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LErGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenty-hfth and Leigh streets.
Rev. w. l.. WRIGHT. d. d. pastor
sunday. II a. n, sermon by pastor.
Sunday. i. NJ. Junior Union. sun
day. $3.50 Z. ". Senior Union. Sunday.
< i. NJ, sermon: text, "Son, remember"
Sunday. 9.15 a. NJ. Sunday school.
Tuesday +. NJ, mems prayer-mecting.
Wednesday, 5 +. NJ general prayer
meeting.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. CHARLES X. HYDE, pastor -
Preaching BY the pastor at ii a. 81 s,nu
=. NJ.
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ALL SAINTS CHURCH MApIsoY

ALL SAINTS CHURCH MADlSOT
street between Grace and Ffahkinl.J.
v BOWMAN rector.-SerWce sunday
morning al III O'Clock: evening service az
o'clock Sunday school at $50 oci,ck,;
Rector's Bible class for men at iv.lo
o'clock Sunday morning.
ST. MARKS. G.. c. ABBITT, RECTOR.
Service at IL A. NJ. and j. NJ. SUNDAY
school at $50 a. NJ.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRIM
ity - memorial 10 Bishop Moore, PRO,
tsstant Episcopal en nnSa I park,. Tey'
I'm XVATT, rector.-Mornlng prayer
80 sermon al Ill A. NJ. Evening prayer
s an1 serTon al +. NJ. Holy Communion
a. e,st sunday in each month at IL A. NJ.
and on third Sunday at 100 A. NJ: lltany
service every Friday at noon IN the morn.
ina chanel other services announced
from the chancei on sundays. SUNDAY
school meets at $3.50 "A. NJ. IN sunday
school building at rear OF the chereh.
Entrance through north yesuDule or the
church.
ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCO-
pal church BROAD street between TWen-
ty-fourth and Twenty hfth). Services at
ii A. M. and Z. NJ, the rector, KEY;
h. A. GOODWIN. officiating. cordial
welcome TO all -
BARTON HEIGHTS, EPIPHANY Mis-
slon.-Key. Or. SPRIGG VIII condeSl 1l,
vine service each Sunday at IL A. NJ ana
al T. NJ Seats free. The pubnc cor
daily invited. Sunday school at ''o' a.
81.
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UNION STATION METHODIST
church corner of Twenty-fourth and Mel
son street5), Rev. GEORGE G.. WANDER
SLICE. j.. D.. pas,or-preaching at III
o'clock 4. NJ aud o'clock J.. NJ. Sub
jcct al il y. A., "Odl-FellOwship,' by
request OF ROane and Unity lodges, sew
enfy-scvenfh anniversary " the order.
AT 5 +. NJ "rhe Sacrifice of Noble
Young Man" Sunday school at 9.1J \ 81.
Sunday morning class at . a. ~ ED-
worth League ~ $3.50 J.. NJ. sunday.
Seats free. All are welcome.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
Ter Ale > M SIxfh street sl-ReY w. w :.

worship at II o'clock: evening worship
a. 5 o'clock. AZ night. anniversary OF
Young Mems Missionary Society. Sermon
by Rev. Professor MITCHELL, OF Rich
mOnd COLLEGE.
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cLAY-srREEr METHODIST EPIsCO.

CLAH-sIItLLI alf. .-0llIsI I-II5 800
sfreeIg. kev. II. N. HOPE, pastor
Preaching Sunday at II o'clock a. VI.
and m ) o'clock +. vi. 10y the pastor.
sunday school at 0:15 o'clock \. VI;
Meeting OF the Epwouh League at !
o'clock T. NJ Class-mectng Tuesday
night al ; o'clock. Mid-week services
Wednesday night at o'clock. Seats free.
Strangers and others are cordially in
yitel.
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PARK-PLACE ". J.. CHURCH COR
ner west FIaukHn and Pine str."t9. Rev.
THOMAS y. POTTS. past or.-Serices at
il A. 81. and Il NJ. Ciass-meeung az
800 T. NJ. Al the evening service the
pastor win begin series VI sermons on
Elnah. subject OF first sermon. Elijah
Reginnlug a Reform You are invited to
be .reslut.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. April .. 1896
sun rises ..........-..... ........... 49,
sun sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GOT
Moon sets .............--. OBS
HIGH TIDE
MofnluE ......s.... .-..sss's..... 80
Evening ...............-... .......... lbs
PORT or RICHMOND. April "a. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Schooner John $. Pcecham, Short, New
York. cement. Warner Moore & Co.
Schooner John McCinnis, Rggin. Ealti-
more. fertilizer, Virginia and Carolina
Chemical Company.
Schooner Charles G. Joyce. Wheauey.
Baltimore fertilizer, Virginia and Caro-
lima Chemical Company
DRIVE OUT the impurities from your
blood and build up your system by Great
ing an appetite and toning the stomach
with Hoods Sarsaparilla. IL you would
keep yourself well.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH REV.
GEORGE COOPER, j. d.. pastor at II
A. NJ. and S =. NJ; Bible school al 9:3O
a. NJ. Young Peoples Union at l.. NJ.
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ST. MARKS. G. C. ABBITT, RECTOR
Service at IL A. NJ. and j. NJ Suhuay
school at o: 80 a. NJ.
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GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER. ID. D.
pastor Services at the tabernacle, Grace
street between Belyidere and Pine streets.
Sunday school al 4. N. Preaching az
il o'clock \. N. and oclock l.. ". by
the pastor. Prayer-meeting "Wednesday
night at 5 o'clock. \ cordial invitation
extended TO all. Is
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church. South Corner Broad and TWEEN
pagtor-Preaching ar fl 4. 81. and at
s J.. NJ. by the pastor. wednesday
niglt service az o'clock. General
prayer and experience meeting from 10
I H. VI. EpW0rth League az 4 Il. NJ.
sunday school 40 915 A. ~ Cordial well
come TO all. Is
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ST. LCKE'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly aul Washington streets.
Rev - r. NCGEN1, minister in charge
Sunday school at 800 A. NJ. and 4 T..
NJ. sunday service az l.. NJ. Evening
prayer and song service with lecture,
iy one Of the city clergy, every Thurs
ds.v might at s n. 81 You viii be
corGlaliv welcomed 40 any OF the services
II you DO nol attend religious services
to have you come and worship with W
regularly. u
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CENTENARY METHODIST EpISCO-
pal church, south tGrace street between
Fourth aud Fiftm. Rcv. ". v. TUDOR.
ID. d., pastor.-Pryaching at II a. ~. by
Rev. JAMES T.. SMITH ID. D.. and at
S l.. NJ. by Rev. MOSES -. HOGE, -. H..
NOCNT-ANENUE METHODIST
church Rev. r.. j. EEADLkS, pastor. -
Preach'ng at II a. VI. and $ j. ~. by
the pastor. Sunday school at o.3O q. 81.
Epworth League at 1.lj T.. IA.
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
IANDON II. MASON. rector Regular
services every Lorls-Day. sunday schoo.
ats.J 4. II. Morning prayer 0nd sermon
at N 4. d.. ard evening prayer ana lee
ture AZ J.. 81. Wednesdays, evening
communion on the FIRST sunday az the II
O'clock service. and on the third and nfth
SUNDAYS at 7.D a. 81. Strangers are
shown seats ANA are made 10 feel cordial
IS welcome &
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made 70 get Judge Hone to catch him.
Charley staGer wiz boss ths-iob, and n
Il isn't done night you'll hear 1omethlng
from rooters' roW.-Toledo Commercial
The washington cranlss afIect to be-
lieve McIlYaine Is q great tWirler. He
n to be stacked up against Wheeling
next Saturday.
Burkett was presented with 4 bouquet
Of roses by one Of his Wheeling admir-
ers, Some person IN the audience said:
Strike out now. jesse" Burkett turn
cd and said: "oh, I'm. sending the bou-
quet 20 myself this year. up lttsburgh
Chronicle Telegraph
lack Giasgcoct, who has for several
years been booted and cuffed around
from one league TO another, has evil
IDENTIFY come Into the Western league
with the idea that he is the biggest toad
In the puddle II Jack can't play first
base any better than he did yesterday
he win soon be looking for q Job In the
Texas league. he Is very much has
been.-KanBas City Journal
The Toledo Blade "a sim kicking on
the schedule. The burden OF its cry is
that one club Is scheduled to play in
two places on October /. A glance at
the schedule will show the clubs play
this way on that day: Wheeling at
New Castle. Washington at Youngs-
town. Toledo at Saginaw, Fort Wayne
at Jackson. Where Is the ''mix?" Get
out your specs" boy.
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WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Another
good days racing at Bennings wound up
with the best steeplechase OF the meet
ing. The crowd was again fairly large,
the weather perfect and the track fast.
Summary:
year-olds and up, six furlongs-Tinge
won; The Swain second; Hanwell third
Time, 1:14 f-5
Second, purse $3.50, two-year-olds, sell
Ing, four and one-hGlf furiongs-RuRs-
Ter won; Bragalone second; stanislaus
third. Time, :5s 2-5.
Third, the Capitol stakes, three-year-
olds, purse $1,000, one mile-Roundsman
won; Septour second; lntermission
third. Time, l:431-5.
Fourth, handicap, purse 500, three
year-olds and up, one mlle-Brtsk won;
Dutch skater second; Lodi third. Time
IA. .,,n
Fifth, selling. steeplechase, purse *4O0,
four-year- and up, about two ana
one half miles-HellRs won; Lafayette
second; Blossom third. Time, 5:22.
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.p..nd Arlshaps In the Thriving Cit
Across tbo River.

HAM and AIlshaPS In the Thriving Guy
Across die River.
Tho wheeling & Lake Erie and Tor
,,tn"i railway companies have COM
Blamed TO the authorities about the HAny
Soys who Jump on and on their cur
within the city limits. IMentSIis III y, y, Z
sseT, on one train last evening. All trains
ara Ia he watched and several arrests
will no doubt be made.
nav. s, ]. Boyle will attend the meeting
Of the 81, ClairsYille Presbytery a. IAN y
bridge. which opens this evening; II. =,
SwnTtE will conduct prayer meetlnB TINS
evening In his absence.
Mrs. John Myers died yesterday at me
fnmily residence on Centre street; Gseu
thtrty-elght years Thore Hte So =;
THE interment takes place tu'th"'iV"
morning at 10 O'Clock.
G. O. cuppy, formerly Of this neighbor-
bood and now OF Kansas, VINO mas peen
viSiiing his brother.in-lhW. NJ. 3. McdreW'
left for home last evening.
prncEen No. 2 Is down LOO feet, the
r,t1lST i 100 feet, Parker 800 feet, John
stnTbucK No. 1850 feet. and sharkey NO.
2 80 feet.
lanes Huklll. Of Chicago, was called
home yesterday by the dangerous iilns so
al mis- mother, who is AZ the woman
hospital. IL,
The Martins Ferry base ball cIuD WI
pnnenr in It's new uniform OF grey ana
mHToon next Saturday for the hrRt time
Cambridge talks water works. Thir-
,sen wells were put down, but no aoe-
ounte supply could be secured
saturday afternoon the AetnR-Siandard
oflre mon will play a nine from the bheet
mill force at the Island park
feetonta Is making extensive prepara-
tans Tor Inc Northeastern Ohio volunteer
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AdlsOsIIansoas SIeianEv Of minor MAT
tarsfFonlIaFshaIi'S Metropolis.

tarI fFomhAFlhhliH Metropolis.
8. c. Cans has resigned as agent Of the
Ohio River railroad at this point, which
position he has held since the organiEA-
ton Of the road. he viii leave his once
tomorrow and turn the same over %
B. E. MccuBhey. his successor, who has
been appointed 70 the vacancy. Nj. CAM
begun his railroad career with the Bal
timore q OHIO company when iitteen
years Of age and retlfes 20 eater the mer-
chandising business exclusively.
The local g. A. R. post viii hold its
first meeting In /. o. o. r. hall Saturday
evening. A request q made tor all mem
beTg 70 attend In order that the neeeS-
sary committees can be appointed looking
to celebration on Decoration Day.
A horse belonging 70 J. D. Wright be
came crazy and had to DO killed 70 re-
lieVe II Of its misery.
The funeral Of b. 2. Peters, who was
killed In the Fairmont oosl mine Tues
day, took place here yesterday morning:
The entire local miners union attended
Is did others who came from Fairm0nt-
IT was the largest funeral here for some
time. Interment was IN Mount Rose cem-
etery.
County Clerk Lewis has issued marriage
licenses 10 the following: J CIV. Apder-
son and Maud White, Of this city; Will
lam Holdarman, OF wheeling. and su-
sannAh Schad, Of Benwood; Walter w.
Mcmillan and lille Read, OF Benwo0d.
Street Commissioner H. c. Shepherd
Is. II is said. making record on clean
ing Up the streets and RlleyH anc carefully
looking after every detail incident to his
ONCE.
DR.. ]. z. Scott left yesterday morning
for Cleveland to attend the NJ. 3. church
general conference, to which he Il dele
gate from the Northwest India confer
ence.
Miss Marie willard, who has been the
guest Of Mss Clara Mosier, the Telephone
central, for two weeks. returned to her
home in Cameron yesterday afternoon.
A. G. ScroggRns. ST., Is attending the
G. A. r. eneampment at ClarksburB as
representative from the local 6. A. r.
post.
The Mound City Brick Company is run-
ming steady and will IRE kiln OF 4Oo,o
brick tomorrow.
The directors Of the Moundsville Land
Company win meet in this city to+mor-
row.
Mrs. Harry Beck, Of wheeling. is Wis
iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Logan
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BROOKLYN, April 2s.-The Brook
lyns opened their season at home this
afternoon, having the rejuvenRted Sen
ators from washington as their oppo-
nents. There were the customary cere-
monIals, a parade and concert and an
unusually large crowd. Attendance.
1900 of which number nearly 5000
we're ladies'. The Brooklyns lost the
game through poor fielding in the early
Innings. Mercer pitched violent ball.
Gumbert and Harper were easy marks
for the Senators.
scorc. RHE
Brooklyn 30 Of O1200 ~ 9 z
Wash. go. % 0 2 / / o 90 90 8 !
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2; Washington
!. Umpire, Lynch. Time, 2:i7. Pltehers'
GumbGrt, Harper and Daub and Mercer
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THEY ARE INTERESTED.
waShingtonIRns DIseussInE the Opening
Game with wheeling Brock brown
Released.

Neutrality-suspicious. DlscuSsInE the Opening
Game with wheeling Brock brown
Released.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelIigcncer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, April 29.-The
OPENING game on Saturday between
Wheeling and Washington is the sole
topic discussed in Washington sporting
circles. The regulars players are In
fairly good form and put life into their
work. There is a practice game both
morning and afternoon. Kirk Jones, OF
Butler. Pa, an outfielder, has been let
go. His brother. Frank, pitcher. ana
Brock Brown. outheldcr OF Martins
Ferry, were released this evening. Nc
Kim's poor showing at first has changed
the aspect OF affairs somewhat and In
stead OF Manager CuiTan's playing Sec
ond he will be at first and for the pres
ent Kuhn will play second,
This afternoon Troy knocked the first
home run OF the season In a practice
game. The probable lineup for the
Wheeling game next Saturday, Is:
Catcher. Briggs; pitcher Beadle or
DInsmore; first Curran; second. Kuhn;
short, Ritz; third, Griffin; left, Rine-
hart middle. Troy; right Ulam.
The latter viii play right until Mar
tins sore finger gets well. Excepting
that change the Washingtons will re-
main the same with McIlwaine, Nc
Cleary and Reilly as additional pitch
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I.nrlIlnr,l,a Horl.l 10 PInc,d,

LONDON, April 2s.-Pierre Lorillard
had three horses among the starters In
as many races at Newmarket to-day,
but none Of them succeeded in getting
a place. The WIlbraham plate, 200 SOW
ereignB. for tWo-year-olds, was won by
A. Calver's SagittRnous, Wlshard's
Hunyar an American horse second. The
selling plate for tw0-year-olds, 103 SOW
.ereigns, with thirteen starters, was won
by Lord Ellesmere's Proposal. The
Prince Of Wales entry for the 1000 gull
meas Persimmon. was scratched. and so
was the Duke OF Westmlnster's ReBra.
l.. De Rothschild's St. Frasquin won.
The maiden han plate Of 400 sovereigns
was won by H. McCalmont's Favor
ahnm.
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Fire Association convention. Nay u The
IRE iaddios ara eonaideEahly interested
Rev Or. ". j.. Locke. Of Cadis, has
hsaa appointed ehapiain 81 the Ohio State
Rei0Trnatory, q Mansfield.
william. C. GeetE. OF Belmont, has been
appointed postmaster at the Ohio peni-
Tertiary.
Thirty quarts Of nitro-glycerino will be
used IN shooting the NeWland well to-
morrow.
Capt Richard 8. Veasey, Of Tnilapoosa,
Ca, Is visiting hiH old friends In Martin's
Ferry
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling rail-
road people report trade much improved.
ThomaS copham iS moving 70 Canal
Dover, where his daughter is'ln buEinesa.
The Barnesville graduating elaSs viii
number nine members this year.
Aug. Beaker went 70 Toronto yesterday
to take 4 position.
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A pERsnNLL ENcoUNTER
Between superintendent varnsy and an
EmplOyo at the Water Works


Employo at the Water Works.
Yesterday morning at the water
works pumping station, above town. a
personal encounter occurred between
John Feisinger. an employe. and Super
intendent Varney, Of the WORKS. Fei-
no cut open. Superintendent Verney
then discharged the man. Felsinger
claims that the trouble between the
superintendent and himself was caused
by his support OF Richards for the
Sberifalty nomination at last Satur-
day's primaries. Mr.. Varney. when
seen by an Intelligencer reporter yes
tenday afternoon, said that there was
no political significance, and that ne
had discharged FelsinEer because ne
Vas lnsubordInate. Felslnger had be-
come abusive and for that reason ne
had struck him. 4.-s
1t is probable that the water board
viii investigate the AFFAIR. First ward
neonie who know FelBinger, claim that
an Injustice has been done him.
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rhnt AufnI Rnnrtll.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Arthur
IrwIn's New York team sustained It's
fourth defeat to-day at the hands OF the
PhillIes The visitors had the best Of the
game up to the fourth inning owing 70
safe hitting in the first and McGin
giving six bases on balls. In the home
teams fourth, home run, two three
baggers and four singles gave them
good lead. Thereafter Donehy pitched
for New York and Taylor for the home
team.
Attendance $500. Score: RHE
Phila.. =. "a o6o Z 9 9n !
New York...5 0 / GO 0 90 0-6u 3
Earned runs. philadelphia I. Empires,
Keefe and Henderson. Time, 2:l0. Pitch.
ers, McGill and Taylor; Clark and
DnnnhY.
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REILA1RK
All Sorts or Local News aud Gossip nom
the GlAGs City.

$780,
the Glass City.
Joseph Flaherty and Miss Ella GRllaher
were married at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing by Rev. Joseph Wehole at St Johns
Catholic church.
The members Of the graduating class
Of the public school are receiving their
subjects for commencement day eEer-
ciseS.
]. B. Darrah returned last evening
from Columbus. where he spent few
days on BUSINESS.
Miss Dora Bohramm has returned home
after q WOok's visit with relatives at Ma
riettA.
Three DRINKS were run in and fined yes
terdRy by Mayor Williams the usual
fne.
William Hell. OF the Second ward, Is the
happy father Of young son At his home
HeatherInEton'S band will go to Pitts
burgh on the Keystone State Sunday.
Everett Godfrey 10 spending a week
with his parents at Mingo Junction.
The river and creek banks are lined
with fisherman these days.
House cleaning IL taking plaoein all
portions OF the city. ~
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The Saginaw team ms now made up
consists OF Camel, FIRST base; Goldle,
second base; Snyder. short-stop;
Thorpe, third base: Frank and Charles
Hemphlll, and ST. Mary. In the field;
rutherford. Helm. Allen and Ferry,
pitchers. and SpranRer, Patterson md
Blue, catchers. All the men, including
ST. Mary, ara showing up well. though
Some OF them nre sore. ms IL always the
case during the first few games. They
hrc being well tnkcn cure OF and VIII be
10 winning form by Saturday.-sas-
NAV Courier Herald.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh I. Ihree-ba9e
hits, Donovan. Smith, Ely. Sacrifice hit,
Beckley. Stolen bases, Smith, BeeRley'
Stencil, Ely. Double play, Delehanty,
smith, Lyons. Hit BY pitched ball Dono-
van. Struck out. Killen 2, Chamberlain.
wild pitch, KIllen. Time, 1905 Umpire,
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Toledo loses Pitcher Hopkins He has
gone through an illness that leaves him
In no condition 10 play ball.
The season will be properly opened
with O street car and band parade,
Mayor Major will pitch the first ball
over the plate and an effort will be
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The Slnclairs accept the challenge Of
the c. W. seabrlghts for game Sun
nnY Nav
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Mn. Jos. c. Cot
Inns, r. o. Box IsJl
or dLfSli GrslSs, AHs.
EaHy CO, NJ H.,yFite1:
III took Or. Pieree'8
PHVprite Prescription
for three monthI and
Il helped ne more
than all the ether
medicines that I bad
taken. Had been sick
for four months with
uterine tr01blEs-cnn
now be around on my
feet without any
trouble whatever; be,
fore taking 'FEVorle
Prescription I could
hardly get around At
nli. / hope this state
nenk will benefit othe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-30

PITTSBURGH, April 29.-It looked
like Cleveland's game up to the sixth
inning. when Chamberlain let down
and was hit hard, Attendance, $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-30

GRAND RAPIDS. April 29.-Indian-
apolls-Grand Rapids game postponed;
min
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REYMANN Brewing Co.'s Book Bser on
dram Friday aud Saturday, the last time
this season,
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NV. PIERCE, Republic. Ia, says: II
hive used One Minute Cough Cure in
my family and for myself, with results
90 entirely satisfactory that can hard
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merit. / will never fnil TO recommend
Il 10 others, en- every occasion that pre-
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W. va, b. F. Peabody, Benwood. and
Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport. o.
Headache cured In % minutes by DR..
Miles Pain Pills. zone cent 4 dose" At