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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-15
IT is ALL THE TALK.
THE JEFFERSON BANQUET IN
WASHINGTON TUESDAY.
ELLYSON FOR THE GOVERNORSHIP.
The Democratic state Chnirman's
Popularity Largely on the In
crease-Lassiter for Attorney
GcnersI-RepubIican Pic-Hunting.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 4.-(Spe-
cial.)-To-day everybody is speaking of
the grand jefferson banquet at the Metro
politan last night. IT was glorious
meeting of the disciples Of the great
founder of Democracy, and Will long
be remembered by all who had the honor
of being present on the occasion. The
favored few numbered some two hundred
and fifty. and these embraced senators,
representatives. lawyers, members of al
professions, indeed. the chairman of the
National Democratic Committee, and sew
eral Of the chairmen of State Democratic
committees. Among the latter was Hon.
j. Taylor Ellyson, chairman OF the Viz
ginia Democratic State Committee. who
has led the party in that State to victory
in so many hard-fought campaigns, and,
as in the last under such trying and ad-
verse circumstances.
In its introduction TO an elaborate ac-
count of the grand banquet, the Post Of
to-day says:
First and foremost among the visitors
was the recent Democratic candidate for
the presidency, William j. Bryan 10
whom an ovation of remarkable sincerity.
earnestness. and spirit was given. From
Virginia came the Democratic State chair
man. Mr.. J. Taylor Ellyson. while from
other States men prominently identified
with the Democratic cause had travelled
in order TO attest their unwavering de
vOtion to their party. Senator Jones, the
distinguished chairman of the Demo
cratic National Committee. occupied
seat of honor. while Senators and Repre-
sentatives too numerous to mention sat
side By side with the other whee.hOrses
OF the party
This is quite true. The wheelhorses Of
the Democracy were all there, and IL
was one of the grandest gatherings OF
that party that ever assembled in this
or any other city in the country.
PATRIOTIC MENU.
The mcnu-card has not been exten-
sively described in the press, for the
reason that it was almost impossible to
get a copy of it. There was only a
limited number of the cards printed, just
sufficient to give one to each in
vited guest, and they were instantly
pocketed and carried away as souvenirs
The bill of fare was a very simple one,
but it was nevertheless, a feast that
would delight an epicure. 1t was as
follows:
Indian Queen Tavern,
Washington CITY
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lob lot Ladies' Button Shoes. 2i-2 TO s.
at ST. xo.x,
spENcE's SHOE & TRUNK-HOUsE.
Wrong side Broad and Eighth directs.
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IN 1850 "BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs'
wsr, .ntrodrced. and their success "a cure for
Gods. Coughs, Asthma, aud Bronchitis has
haan rnparaliclei
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Gro r,aarea whii.. Rome burned,

and those horrid twins-Constipation and
Indlgestion-ar causing variety OF All
ments 10 the human family. assisted py
that tormenting ally. nausea. Pamphlets
free. 81 Main street.
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free Easter Flower Exhibition.

You are cordially invited TO visit ms
Easter Flower and Plant opening to-day.
JOHN LAIRD,
No 313 east Broad street
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Baseball To-day.

Medical College OF Virginia
vs..
Richmond College,
at Broad-Street Park.
Game called i:l5 p. NJ.
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CHAIRMAN ELLYSON.

To-day chairman El4ySOH VISITED lNe
Capitol, and soon after Speaker Reed
adjourned his House. received quite an
ovation on the floor He was for quite
a time surrounded by many Of the Vir-
ginia members, and newspaper-men and
was congratulated on his past victories
and wished success in the future. In
telligence received here from various
sections of the State goes TO show that
Mr.. Ellyson's popularity IS largely on
the increase in Virginia, and several of
our Representatives who have recently
visited their districts say that the people
are talking Ellyson everywhere. This
is having quite an influence with the
leaders. who have heretofore been non
committal and they are beginning to
wheel into line. They are rapidly re-
alizing the fact that the old-time pre-
judice against a Richmond man for Gov
ernor is dying out among the people
in the rural districts. The masses want
a thorough businessman in the Execu-
tive chair. and Mr. Ellyson has been
so long in touch with them, and has
so successfully and repeatedly led them
TO victory. that he has won their con-
fidence. AS a leader remarked a day
or two ago: when the Staunton con-
vention after adopting its platform,
cratic forces in Virginia in the
last campaign. it was an express
sion of popular confidence in him.
and it was such tribute as could only
be paid to an honored and trusted
leader"
Representatives and leaders here are
gradually finding out that the people OF
Virginia-always generous-appreciate
the services OF Mr.. Ellyson TO his party
and his State. and that they wish TO re-
ward him. The old charge of ingrati
tude cannot be laid at the door of the
Virginia Democracy. That party's faith
full and true sons have always been well
and literally rewarded
LAasITER FOR ATTY-GEN'L.
Representative Sydney Epes, who has
Just returned from his home in Motto
way county. and other places in South
side Virginia, says there is strong
sentiment in that section in favor Of
Mr. Frank Z. Lassiter for Attorney
General. Mr.. Lassiter was made VIC
tim by the Cleveland administration be-
cause of his services 10 the party as chair
man Of the Democratic Committee of the
Fourth District. Mrs Epes is strongly
I'm favor of Lassiter for the Attorney
Generalship, and he is unqualified in his
expressions OF praise LOT ihc S'''iOo9
I.assiter rendered the party in the last
campaign. Mr.. Epes insists that the
party is deeply indebted to Lassiter, ana
that his services should be recognized.
RULE AS TO PIE.
In the matter Of the disposition OF
Federal patronage, In Virginia. an I'M
portant decision has been rendered TO-
day by the Post-OfIice Department. The
two Republican congressman anu
the defeated Republican candi-
dates I'm each district claimed that
they should name the persons 10
be appointed as postmasters wnere va
cancies occur by removal. reorganization.
or death This Is not the case now. In
an order issued to-day. the Postmaster
General has decided thu, In all the con.
gressional districts except the Ninth anu
Tenth National Committeeman Bowden
shall be the final referee as between the
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Tho weather.

- WASHINGTON, April H-Fore-
cast for Thursday:
RNN For Virginia and North Caro-
Illna-Showers: cooler weather;
southerly winds. becoming norths
erly.
TUX WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was bright ana warm
lin the sky partly overcast at night.
state OF thermometer:
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Political PIE for siaryInnders.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April li.--Drs'
Graham and White Of Baltimore. nave
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Cid papers for sale at the Dispatch
ONCE.
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Lynnhaven Bay oysters.
Haute Sauterne-to-Kalon.
1890 Chicken Gumbo Soup.
Corn Pone.
Ca1tad California Almonds Radfehe,

Sailed California Almonds. Radishes.
California Olives.
Baked Florida Red Snapper.
Georgia New Potatoes.
1880. Fried Chicken, Old Virginia Style.
Claret-Monticello.
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1.-THE first anniversary celebration Of
Jeffersons birthday took place four years
after his death, on Tuesday, April 13.
1890, at the Indian Queen Tavern, now
the Metropolitan Hotel where the ce.e
bration of to-day is held-and in ike
form "
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Sherbet.

Tenderloin of Beef with Mushrooms.
North Carolina Asparagus on Toast.
1890. Terrapin. Maryland Style
Champagne-Great Western Extra Dry.
Ice Cream. Fruits. Cakes
Cheese and Crackers.
Coffee. Key West Cigars.
"Salutaris."
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Stevenson,AlI Nation. (27), 16O;Kuppin-
ger, Carroll, (27), 1853; Handlan, Carroll
(3l), 1869; Wood, Carroll, 24), 1853; w
Fette, Harvest, 1881, 1856; Campbell, All
Nation, Qs), 1856; Nolte, Harvest, d5),
1856; scheele, Harvest. Qs). 154; Marsh
ner, Aurora, CD, 1874; Blckmeyer, Elk
waco, cen, 154; Day All Nation, (lS),
l5l; Kromick. Carroll. 1887, 100; Prosser
All Nation. (9),. 14s; F. Brasch, ETwaco
Q5). lis; Whitaker. All Nation, t1s), lg7;
weitzel Carroll, (27), 14S; Jackson, Au-
rora, (24). 146; Uselton, Aurora, (24), l45;
Bowlln. All Nation, Q5), IN; Rahr, Har-
vest, (33), 143; Hazlett, Harvest, (2l),
1iS; Franz Aurora, (2O. liS; o'Neill,
Carroll. go, l43; Knoke, Aurora, (2),
142; Ebellng, Evwaco. cd, l42; Turner
All Nation, (2l), 142; Wood, Knicker-
booker, (2O), 142; Webster, Harvest, (21),
14l; Wagner, Aurora, CD, 40; Arndt,
Exwaco, (2l). 40: w. Hall, Exwaco, QS),
1888; Jones, Exwaco, Q5), 1875; f. Rolf, (S),
1877; Nordeman, EXwaco, Qs), 1886;
Schanley, Knickerbocker, (SO), 1886; Spell
del, Harvest, (lS), 1874; Kaikruth, Knick-
erbocker, t6), 1884: w. Braseh, Exwaco
(15), 1872; Wolvington, Carroll, (s), 127;
Wasmuth. Aurora, (9), 1876; Roth, Auro-
ra, Q5), 1876; Mullarky, Knlckerbocker
(2L, 1876; Hennlng, Aurora, (3), 1875;
Brandt, Exwaco, go, 1875; Wagner
Knlckerboclser (l2), 1874; Cunllff, Knick-
erbocker, (9). l24; Stoops, Knicker-
bocer, Q5). 1873; Horstman, Aurora, (3),
100; Springer. Exwaco, 10y, ll9; Kohm,
Rnlckerbocker d2), 1l5; F, Hall, Exwa-
co, Q5). liz; Bachman. Knickerbocker
(O, 10; Col. L. Walther, Exwaco, (9),,
1917.
Schedule for this week-Monday, Car
roll Club VS.. KnIckerbockers; Tuesday,
All Nations VS., Aurora; Thursday Ex-
waco VS.. Harvest,
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BOWLING.

There is considerable interest in
Wheeling in the meeting Of American
bowiers at Buffalo. tomorrow, when an
attempt will be made to organize a Ma
tional Bowling League. Last February
in Cincinnati, through n call from
Wheeling, u meeting was held and
plans for such an organization consid-
cred. The Wheeling plan. calling for
each club 10 play on It's home alleys
and the score 10 be lnterchanged by tel
egraph. was not considered practicable,
and 1t was decided TO postpone the or
ganizatlon Of n league until the coming
fall Now II Is proposed TO organize
with western and eastern circuits
which will move independently OF each
other until the wind-up. when the cham
pons OF each section are TO NEE: and
contest for the national championship.
In the meantime the clubs Of eaCh sec
ton will visit each others alleys on n
regular schedule. With Chicago, Clncln-
natl, Columbus and Covlngton In the
western circuit the expense will be
Consderable-ln fact the plan is weak,
because Of the expense and poor pros
poets OF sufficient revenue.
Here in Wheeling the bowling frater-
nifty Is made up OF young men who are
truo amateurs and do not care 20 enter
an organization IN which the profess
sional idea is paramount, But they are
anxious to contest with the bowlers of
other cities and the Wheeling (tele-
graphlc) plan, II carried out, viii give
them the opportunity desired. As stat
ed I'm these columns recently, the tele-
graphic plan Is not dead. even though
rejected Mt the Cincinnati meeting last
February. The effort TO form modest
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The game between the Bridgeport
and Lutz Bros. teams on the Penlnsu-
Ia grounds, results in a fob for the board
OF control OF the little league. In their
half of the NTH inning tho BrIdgeports
refused to play longer, because the
home team had not provided sunl-
Client number Of balls The umpire de-
cllned to give decision, deciding 60
report the circumstances to the board OF
control. The BrldgepOrts were moi IN
the game until the last two luningr.
when they batted hard after doubtful
decision by the umpire that would have
retired the side, The game win not be
counted IN the standing OF clubs until
the board Of control has acted. Score;
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NEW YORK. july ls.-The board of
directors of the Eastern base ball league
held special meeting in this city to-
day and formally transferred the Ro-
chester franchise to Montreal. Those
present at the meeting included Presi-
dent Powers, James Franklin, Buffalo,:
T., Il. Bogert, WilkesbarTei W. II. Dra-
per, Providence; Charles Englert, ir.
Rochester, and w. II. Rowe, Montreal.
The Montreal club will take the stand
Ing In the pennant race occupied by
Rochester, and will complete the sched-
ule OF that city without change Of
datps
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league to give the plan a thorough trial
L nov being made with good chances
OF success. Wheeling is ready to enter
one or two OF four clubs and the other
pair VIII come from CanoRsburg, Col
umbus, Dayton and Cincinnati
Going 10 Cahon,hnrR.
The Wheeling team win so 10 caa-
onsburg on Thursday 10 play the re-
naming three games of the series Tor q
purse OF 500, three OF which have al
ready been played In Wheeling. the
home players winning two OF them on a
margin OF 325 pins. Captain Dan Bowl
In, Of the Wheelings, who has tried the
Canonsburg aiieys, is confident the
Nailers will take three straight there on
Thursday evening. Even II the boys
win only one, they have a margin OF
325 pins 60 go on, which the Pennsylva-
mans viii hardly overcome. The purse
is as good as won.
Mozart League Averages.
Secretary VIII Handlan has compiled
the Mozart Park league averages up to
and including last weeks games, as fol-
los q.
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CLEVELAND, July 1S.-Dark clouds and
thunder which threatened rain throughout
the afternoon kept the attendance at the
chs great pitching won easily for Cleve-
land, while the brilliant fielding on both
sides was another feature. Score:
Cleveland .....2 o OAOO2 O-S 10 .
Brooklyn 1850 o l o 90 0 OIL 6 0
Earned runs. Cleveland 4. Time. 1:il
Umplres. Sheridan and Emsle. Attend
Dunn and Grim
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Nothing had been heard from the
Wheeling management last night, but II
is supposed the team will be back in time
to play this afternoon. Fort Wayne is
scheduled against the Nailers Now that
all hope of figuring up among the lead
ers has gone. Wheeling fans" will be
satisfied II the team puts UP a good artl-
Gle of bah on the home grounds and wins
a few games. Nothing more can be ask
ed now.
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BASE BALL COMMENT

This morning the Wheeling ball team
Is expected back home from the west af-
ter another disastrous trip In which four
out Of the sixteen games were won.
The club started well by defeating
Springfield three out OF four. then there
was let-down at Dayton, where one out
of four was won. At Fort Wayne three
straight were dropped and ut Toledo five
straight defeats formed the record.
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NTRR-CITY LEAGUE.

On the Tunnel Green grounds. yester-
day afternoon, the Wheeling Laundry
team defeated the Bartolls Tigers over
whelmingly. The batting of Farrell, Of
the Laundry team, was a feature; he
had five safe drives in elk times at bat
McConkey pitched an effective game
for the victorious team, striking out
twelve OF the Tigers. Thomas, for the
Tigers, was batted all over the lot In
the Nth Inning Kreiger, who succeed
ed him, met with just as hot recep-
ton In the seventh inning. Score:
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\ The Bellaire stove foundry resumes
work this morning, The moulders spent
| their short vacation in a fishing camp
on the river bank south OF the city, but
they broke camp Friday night and
came home Saturday to fix up for the
start to-day.
The local telephone company paid q
| per cent dividend Mt theirnnnual meet
Ing Friday evening, Nothing else of
public Importance was done, but this
looks as II the local service was paying,
Miss Berthe Scott left Saturday for
Marietta, where she will spend few
weeks With frlends aud relatives. She
was accompanied by her friend, Miss
Nellie McGraw, Of Washington, Pa,
Rodefor Bros. glass factory made the
| best time last week for tho blowers of
any time this year. This factory has
orders enough to run right along. Only
the chimney branch is on.
The odd Fellows will hold special
meeting this evening at their hall, 90
make arrangements for attending the
funeral OF their brother, which will take
place tomorrow.
Miss Ethla Medley will leave to-day
for her home In Findlny, o., after n
pleasant visit with her friend, Miss Ed
ma Blackburn, In the Fifth ward.
There Ia n great call for hammocks
for Epworth park this season, More OF
them are In use at that delightful sum-
mcr resort than ever before.
Miss Stella Martin, who hns been vlB-
itina friends and relatives here for Sow
cral days pnst, left Saturday for her
home in st. Clalrsvllle.
John Luke spent yesterday with his
family at Batesylllc, where they hive
been visiting relatives for the past ten
days,
A number OF Germans held picnic
at Schrnmm'H orchard, yesterday, and
II Jolly good time was had by all prcs-
emit
Mr., l., u. Stephens and family left
ilpworth Park, Saturday, 10 spend q
week with relatives at Huntington, w.
Va,
Thomas Alton has returned from
Cambridge and Newark, whore he has
been visiting friends and relatives.
u, d, Dubois has none to Now Con-
cord, where he viii take n summer
course In the college az that place.
Mrs H. y. Barber will leave to.dny
for Bethesda, where she VIII spend q
| few weeks,
II q Meyers ana wife Hprnl yca,cr.
day with friends and rclltlycN At H.
Clnlfsvlllc
Captain RpwlcH has gone in Jacobs
burg to spend few dnya with rcn-
tlvCs,
Miss Lille Ia l,ochc has opened a
muNc store On Thirty street
The United states Laundry has q line
new wagon out on the altocte
Charles Dorcr IT, Ia Visiting friends
ANA relatives In GAINESVILLE,
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CHICAGO. July 1s-The Colts took the
last game Of the secles by better hitting.
Hoifer's wildness ana Baltlmore's only err
ror, wild throw by Clark Griffith pitched
n steady game, but was on In fielding, muf-
fling a thrown ball and making low throw
that Melted three bases Connor's batting
was feature. Attendance, 1850. Score:
RHE
Chicago .,,,,,,o o o q 0 1 Q o - 10 3
Baltimore ......i 0 0 1 o o 0-S7l
Earned runs, each. Batteries, Griffith
and Donohue; Hoffer and Clark. Time,
300. Umpire, Mcdonald.
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BRLLAIRE
All Sorts Of Local New, aud Gossip From
the Glass city,

A telegram from the First Assistant
Postmaster General. Perry Heath, 10
the postmaster here received Saturday
afternoon, announced the successful
mail carriers for this city as follows: L.
Il. Workman, Edward G. Blon, George
Rlrer and Joseph Kelly; substitutes
Henry r. Fitton and Harry Thompson
There were sixty-two applicants for
these places and of course there ia Some
kicking There would have been nc
matter who had been selected, But the
public care only for good service The
furniture necessary for tue free deliv-
cry service has not yet arrived. so that
It Is not yet known Just when the free
delivery service will begin, but It viii
probably not be until the first of next
month
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GENERAL NOTICES.
BOARD or EQUALIZATION
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
CLERKS OFFICE,
CITY OF WHEELING.

CITY UT NhEblllNHs
Public notice Is hereby given TO oil per-
sons Interested that the assessors elected
Is the council of the city Of Wheeling
have completed their assessment for the
year 1897 and mndo return thereof 70 my
office. Any person Wishing TO appeal from
said assessment or desiring any corree-
lions made will appear at the City Build
ing before tho Board OF Equalization and
Appeals on the following days at 10 o'clock
a. m, as the said board viii meet at such
times at'the said City Building to hear all
objections 10 said assessment and revise
and correct the same:
First Ward-Monday, July 60.
Second Ward-TlesdRy, july "a
Third Wurd-Wednesdny July 81.
Fourth Ward-ThurBdny, July %.
Seventh Ward-Friday, July 20.
Fifth Ward-Monday August 2
Sixth Ward-Tuesday, August &
Eighth Ward-Wednesday, August I.
G. IL. WATKINS,
jyle City Clerk.
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tors and tho Reds to-day, which was one
OF the most exciting seen here this season.
It was pitchers battle throughout. In
Captain Brown oil tho field for questioning
q decision at first base. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
RH l.
Cincinnati 20 o o 90 40 1Ii3
Washlngt'n2 0 0 o. 0 0 o l O-5 Q l
Earned runs. Cincinnati, Q; Washington,
I. Batteries, Breltensteln and Peltz: Mer-
O'Day.
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Earned runs, Wheeling Laundry I. Three
base hits, Stein. Snyder, McConkcy and
BnbcOck. Two base hits, Lucas, Smith.
Stein, Snyder, Farrell and Cosa. stolen
bases, Smith 3, Snyder 2 Lucas 2, Nau, Nc
Grew, Stoin, Cooper. Cloudy. Struck out,
by McConkoy "; Thomas. 2: KrelRor 2
Bases on balls. on Krleger .. Hit by pitch
er, McConkey 2; Thomas, 2. Wild pitch.
Cloudy 2; McConkeY /. Passed balls. COss
3. Time OF game 2.0j Umpire, Noltc.
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Hassamer. Home run. Smith Stolen
bases, Gllks. Landlord, Lyle. Struck out
by Kelb 3: Coylo 3. Bases on balls. OF
Relb 1; on Coyle T. Double plays, Beck
and Myers, Carroll and o'Brien. Left on
bases. Toledo 4; Wheeling 8. Time Of
game, l:35. Umpire, Colgan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-19

On the Forty-thlrd street grounds,
Yesterday afternoon. the Stevens Blue
Seal team was defeated by the Little
HaYanas, BY an one-sided score,
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TOLEDO. July lS.-Toledo made 1t four
straight with Wheeling to-day, despite the
prediction by pitcher Clyde Coyle that he
proposed to make monkeys OF tho locals
before n big crowd. But he deserved bet
Ter support than he received. Wheeling
made three runs in the first on wild
throw by Left Fielder Smith and block
ball After that II was hard fight up TO
the seventh inning, when ,Coyle let down
IN HIS pltching The score:
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.


To-day's games-Fort Wayne at Wheel
ing, Springfield at Mansfield. Toledo at
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LOUISVILLE. July Is. The Browns
played good bail to-day and were In the
lead until the eighth, when the Coloncls
found Donahucs delivery for five hits and
ms many runs, all Of which were earned
Mailman had nm argument with Umpire
Hurst In the fifth inning and was put out
OF the game by that official. Attendance,
RHE
ST. Louis 80 0 0 / o 1 1 D. 10 1
Earned runs, Louisville. :: ST. Louis O.
Batteries, Cunningham and Wilson, Donn-
hue and Murphy. Time, 1886. Umpire,
Hurst.