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Alvan Graham Clark was born at Fall
River, Mass, on July 10, 1882. He was
a son of Alvan Clark and descendant
of Thomas Clark, who was one of the
Pilgrims. He was educated in the pub
lie schools at Cambridgeport and after
ward learned the trade of a machinist.
He subsequently worked with his
brother George at lens making in East
Cambridge, and became a member of
the firm of Alvan Clark & Co., telescope
makers, in 1852 Continuing in the work
of making telescopes after the decease
Of his father and brother, and retaining
the firm name, he completed the great
Lick telescope in 1887, and has since
made all the large glasses used in
studying the heavens.
In addition to his work in the manu-
cal astronomer, and as a result of his
independent astronomical observations
discovered fourteen intricate double
stars, among them the companion of
Sirius, for which discovery the Lalande
gold medal was awarded him by the
French Imperial Academy of Sciences.
Mr.. Clark was member of the expedi-
ton of 1869, with Professor Winlock. to
observe the eclipse of the sun at Shell
byville, Kentucky. In 1870 he accom-
panied the total eclipse expedition to
Jarez. Spain, and in July, 1878. per-
formed a similar work in Wyoming.
He married Mary Mitchell Willard on
January 2, 1865.
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pfeffer's Daughter Welded.

TOPEKA Kans.), June 9.-James S.
McHenry, superintendent of the Wash
ington Gas Company of Washington,
D. c.. and Miss Nellie Ffeffer, daughter
of ex-senator Pfeffer, were married to-
day at the home Of the brides parents.
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Manufacturers Becoming Cheerful.

PHILADELPHIA. June 9-At a
meeting of the Ingram Carpet Weavers
Protective Association, reports were
received from delegates representing
the sixty-two mills in Kensington
Philadelphia, to the effect that the
feeling among the manufacturers was
becoming decidedly cheerful Nearly
all the mills, it was reported, are grad
ually Tesuming full time.
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Vassar Graduates.

POUGHKEEPSIE On. ", June g.
The class of 1897, comprising 104
young women, the largest in the his
.torss of the college, graduated from
Vassar to-day.
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ALVAN G. CLARK DEAD.
EXPIRES FROM A STROKE OF
APOPLEXY AT HIS HOME.
Had Just Lately Finished the Manu-
facture of the Yerkes TeIe-
scope for Chicago.

CAMBRIDGE (Mass.), June 9.-Pro-
fessor Alvan G. Clark, the famous tel
escope lens manufacturer, died at his
home here to-day of a stroke of apo
plexy. His latest finished work, the
mammoth lens for the Yerkes telescope,
was shipped to Chicago a short time
ago.
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Judgment Against the Railways.

AUSTIN CTex.). June 9-The State
of Texas to-day secured confirmation
in the Court of Civil Appeals of a lower
court judgment against the Galveston,
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The Renwood base ball club will try
concluFions with the Gallaghors, OF
Moundsyllle, on the Riverside grounds
tomorrow afternoon
A game OF ball will be played on the
ActnavllIc mill grounds this afternoon
between the Wheeling Laundry club
and picked nine OF Martins Ferry.
Tho Pearl Laundry base ball team
challenges the White Swan Laundry to
play u nine inping game SUNDAY morn
Ing on the Peninsula grounds. Ana the
challenge has been accepted.
The GundlinE Stars will line up as
follows: George Butler, catcher WIZ
Helfcr. pitcher: Robert Heller hrSt
base: Clcve Hnrer, second bnsc. Bub.
BerrIqford. third base: John Stewart,
short stop; Lucius Robinson, right field;
Charlie Welty. centre field; Charlie
Martin. left field.
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a thlrty-two foot stem for an oil well
was forged under q steam hammer at
McDermott's tool works yesterday, and
the day before. This Is the first stem
known to have been forged under IA
steam hammer for oil purposes and II Is
strictly frst-clRss In every respect.
These big stems have heretofore beel
made only IN rolling mills. The weight
Is abou; LOO pounds.
Yesterday Judge Hollingsworth fined
William Remhach twenty und costs for
assault. The charge OF shooting with
intent 20 kill was nollied and Rcmbach
plead guilty to the charge OF assault
The semi-nnnunI teachers cxamina-
tlon will be held at the Central school
building to-day, commencing at $50 a.
m. About fifteen are TO take the eX-
animation and probably more.
The best singers in this part OF the
country will take part in the concert 70
be given at the Martins Ferry Opera
House this evening. complimentary TO
Professor J. W. schoaeld.
Miss Clara Clark, OF New York. Is at
the bedside OF her father. William
Clark. Rev. Thomas Clark. Of Grand
Island, Nebraska, viii probably arrive
to-day.
An Important ueGluN OF AlOulAhNll
City Lodge. No. 81. AmRlEamated AsSo-
citation OF Iron and Steel Workers will
be held this evening. at O'Clock.
Persons who have copies OF the song
book. Search light" taken from the
Sunday school convention. should re-
turn them to DR.. VIII H. Hall
T. II. Heslop is making number OF
changes in the property he recently
purchased from Frank link and Will
move his store into It shortly.
William II. Co.'s. the blacksmith, has
rented a shop in Pittsburgh, and will
take charge next Monday. His many
friends wish him success.
Yesterday. while at work at the
IAughnn tin mill William II. Moore
had his left foot crushed by roll fall
ing on H.
The Belmont Brick and Tile Company
has received a Chambers brick machine.
which has q capacity OF $4,000 bricks per
day.
Frank Heinrich and daughter octn-
viz. will return this evening from
GAINESVILLE.
Albert and VIII Frederick have re-
turned from Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Ewart Hobensack is very sick.
George Leseur is dangerously IN.
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There is nothing in the world so pitiful as
q neglected baby. There Is no sight 50 sad
as that Of helpless infant denied its birth.
right, mothers loving care. Thousands
OF mothers neglect their children because
of Ill health. No woman can properly
perform a mothers duty who il constantly
suffering from sickness, whose System is
dcbilitaicd and wrecked by the awful drains
due TO the diseases and weaknesses pecu.
liar 10 women. The mother who suffers
from the listlcSsneSs, lsssitudc and despond.
ency due TO these troubles is pretty sure to
neglect her children and her home.
This lameutablc state Of affairs Is easily
Temcdied IL the proper measures arc taken.
Dr. Picrcc's Pavorite Prescription is an IN.
falling cure for all the many forms Of weak.
ness and disease Of the organs distinctly
feminine. Il promptly stops all weakening
drains, invigutates the various organs and
iniuscs new life and viEor into the sufferers
whole body. A happy home and tidy and
we'll cared for baby is the result, for no
healthy woman will wilfully neglect her
child. Many woman ia blamed for neg.
iiEence and heaftlessncss when she IS sim.
ply too III TO care for anything but death
II Won want 10 know all about the Favoriic
Prescription" address Dr. X. " Pierce.
chief consulting physician 10 the Iuvalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, n. Y.
II Is sold by all druggists,
Foul breath. dull eyes, liSilessne's Sallowne5s
ard pimplch. nice Cgmbiuaii0l 10 avoid or
grt rid u. All arc due TO constipation aud can'
shpation Is promptly cured by Dr. nefcc's Pleas
ant Pellets Theyare not temporary palliative,
but a permanent cure Many called cuustipl.
ton remedies must be continued forever, once
they are started The pellets" cure perma.
nsaiiv. They never grippe Druggists eel them
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RELLAIRE
AIIsOrtS Of Local News nnA GOO'lP From
the GIASS city.

All Sorts OF Local NeNVS Ruh GOe0lp FROM
the 0IASS CITY.
The fremen's convention which takes
place at Coshocton, o.. next Tuesday
and Wednesday Will be attended by tho
following delegates from this city: a. J.
Holt, John Ehler, John Lynsky, james
wilkinson, and Albert Kridcr. They
leave next Monday for Coshocton.
WIN. Grafton, Of GAINESVILLE. is spend
ing a few days with his uncle, /. n.
Grafton. He rode down on his bicycle
and while descending n hill on the trip
was thrown from the vehicle and re-
ceived severe bruises.
n. A. Roderer has issued n call for the
Prohibition party to meet Mt st. Glars,
VILE May is. The full county ticket
will be nominated and six delegates and
aIternates to tho state convention will
be appointed.
David Nesbltt closed his school Just
below shadyside yesterday by giving
his children n fine dinner and then an
entertainment took place.
Amos Henderson, and family who
have been visiting friends and relatives
In the First ward have returned to their
home in Sistersvllle.
The Novelty Stamping company is
building an addition to It's factory which
Will give employment TO number OF
worhmcn.
c, II. Blakeney who was called here
from Chicago by the death OF his father
win remain for few weeks on busI-
ness.
number OF the members Of the Jr.
o. u. a. NJ went TO Wheeling last even
Ing and paid the lodge in that city n
visit.
Patrick Barrett who has been con-
fined 10 his bed for some time past with
The consumption is reported very III.
The Cleveland G. Pittsburgh pay car
win be hero this morning and gladden.
the hearts OF the employees.
John Blair and Stewart Rolla left yes
icrday FOR Akron. o., where they Join
a theatrical company.
Mrs d. VI. Wallace, Of SIstersvllle. Is
the guest Of tho family Of John Davis
in the Fourth ward.
Mord Nelson leaves to-day for Beth
any where he will spend few days
with relatives
Mrs. Howard Heatherlngton has left
for New Concord, o., where she viii Wis.
It relatives.
August Schultz and family. OF Flush
ing, are the guests OF relatives In the
Third ward.
Mrs John r. Rankin, OF Wheeling Is
land, il the guest OF her parents In the
First ward
REV. j. 49, Ricketts,. Of Key, o.. was
calling on friends In this city yesterday.
Mrs. Sophia Miller, or Lima, o.. 80
The guest OF Mrs. Chris. Bippus.
This 10 pay day at the stool works,
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a bowling tournament VIII be organ
lied at the Carroll Club. and viii prob
ably open next Monday evening Eight
teams will be enrolled, and much inter-
est 10 being taken. The matter II In the
hands OF committee, headed by Il, ].
MCGOWAN and Gus WeItzell. An effort
VIII be made tp have matches made with
the Y. NJ. c. A. teams, The Carroll Club
alleys are considered flrst-class In every
particular. and some good scoreS have
been made.
In order TO balance the teams, no cap
tain was privileged TO pick his men, 4
committee drawing names from a hat for
each team. The list Of players will be
printed in Mondays IntelllgencGr.
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WASH rAnRlos-aEo. b. sTTn1 4 90.
Geo. f. Stifel & Go.
Wash Fabrics.

Warmer weather and the increased sales
in this department heralds the time for
summer. and while already piece upon
piece of these handsome fabrics have been
sold. new arrivals from day to day take the
places made vacant by the patterns sold
out Innumerable and varied as the many
fabrics are, we have them in color and de-
sign to suit everyone. Tissues, Organdie,
Madras. Lappet Leno Lace Lawn Swiss,
Jaconet, etc., from 61-4c yard up to 800
yard.
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FORT WAYNE. May 7.-T0-day's
game was the most hotly contested one
Of the season and was won by Wheel
lng's batting rally in the seventh I'm
Ming. when a punching OF hits by the
Salers, with some costly mlsplays by
the home team, gave Wheeling three
runs and the lead by one run. untrl the
seventh Wayne had been quite effective
md the four runs scored BY Fort Wayne
IN the opening inning seemed to be more
than enough to win. But the Naller-
kept plugging away for all they were
worth and won out IN L close i1lsh.
0arvey was hit safely nine times, while
wayne was touched up but six. but the
wheeling boy kept the hits scattered
and was effective at critical points, Two
brilliant double plays by the visitors
cut down the home team when runs
seemed certainty. The umpirlng was
done by Miller.of the Fort Wayne team,
Fort Wayne's inability TO hit GprYey
after the first inning. and Taylor's two
base hit In the seventh inning with the
bases filed with Majors tells the story
az the game MCSteen. Il seems has
not been released He waA injured IN
Thursdays game and Coyle Is playing
rght field while Mac is laid up. Me
steen will be seen IN the game io-mOr-
row. Baker Is to pitch tomorrow. The
Wheeling management. tonight an
nounces that no changes 10 the team
are contemplated.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky, May Eddie
Bald this afternoon deposited $500 with
]. W. Brigmnn. bicycle editor OF the
Evening Post, to bind match race with
Tomtnic Cooper 20 take place at any
time between July ana August !. Bald
says he 10 very anxious 10 meet Cooper
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PITTSBURGH. May 7.--Both teams
played their hehVIcs. hitting game OF tho
season. PlttsburEhs thirteen hits Melted
twenty-ons bases, md Clnclnnatrs twelve
carried with them seventeen. Mlllers
drop OF PAddens ny in the eighth was
followed by sugden's and Ely's three-bag-
gers and two singles by Lyons and Dom
nelly. scoring three runs. this winning
the game. Attendance 5000. Score:
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WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENoER. SATURDAY. MAY s. 1881

two other clubs for the eighth place,
aud this morning the Nailers are on
tie with two others for second place.
Wheeling In second place, losing to-day,
and Youngstown, In eighth position.
winning to-day. would place the two
teams ON Il tie. Such close scramble
Is seldom witnessed In base ball or any
other sport
The knockers at home are seeking
their holes Wheeling's record In win.
ming three out OF ave games played
on the trip is so good that the knockers
occupation Ia gone. Even II to-dRys
game at Fort Wayne Is defeat for
Coylcs boys. their record on the trip
win be all the cranlts can desire. Mo-
body expected the Naiiers TO do more
than break even on the trip, and that Ia
what they win do even n they lose to-
day. But that game isn't lost, and II
may be three straight from the Hoos-
iers.
Wheeling Is scheduled TO play at Fort
Wayne on sunday.
The Nailers open a series OF three
games on the home grounds next Mon.
day afternoon. aud II Is safe To- predict
that their good work abroad VIII bring
out the fans In large numbers. After
the youngstown games here, the two
teams so to youngstown. so that they
play n straisht-aWay series OF six
games.
"Jaek" Baker viii pitch to-day.
Messett was a little slow In getting
his eye on the ball, but he's all right
now.
That was n great game Whaley had
Mt second yesterday. He accepted
twelve chances without n misplay.
Taylor made some errors but he goes
after anything. taking desperate
chances that other inneiders would not
think OF. ''Bll' is all right.
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STANDING OP THE PITCHERs.
Esston and GArvsy Lead with Two Vie
tories aud No Defeats.

Eaton and Garvey lead the Nail
ers in pitching. each having won a
game. with no defeats. Campbell has
pitched in two victories, but also fig-
ured in IA defeat, coyle pitched to one
defeat and Baker to two. The runs
earned runs and base hits given oppo-
sit. each pitcher. are those made on
him. IL win be seen thar Wheeling j.
lucky to have a standing OF 500 this
morning. for opposing teams have se9t-
ed twenty more runs IN the aggregate
fourteen more hits, and six more earn
I'd runs. The figures:
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PHILADELPHIA, May 7--BaltImoro
and philadelphia had an old-fashIoncd bat
ting game to-day. and Baltimore came out
Va II II Il
PhIlndclp'a % J I , ! I'll y 2
Baltimore 80 o 0 '-lS Is
Earned runs. philadelphia 2: Baltimore
& RattCfIes, Wheeler Filled and Boyle;
Corbctt and Robinson. Time, 2A5. UNI
nlrn LYNCH.
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BOSTON. May 7,--washlngton was
whltewashcd by Boston to-day in rat
RHE
Boston .....O 500 400 ~ G 2
Washington 20 o 0 Q 0 90 0 90 S /
Earned runs Boston l. Batteries, sull-
van and Camel: McJAmOs and Mcclure.
Time, $40. Umpire, Hurst Attendance,
2AO
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Brodis'I Good Pitching.


Special Dispatch 10 the lhteHBeHCu'
TOLEDO, May 7-Toledo opened on
Rrodie in an alarming manner TINS hltcr-
noon, but after the first inning the swamp
and didn't score another run Score;
Toledo ........A 5000 - 6 !
Youngstown Oil 900 - 3 ?
BAttsrlss-Toledo, KeIb and Arthur;
Youngstown, BFOdIe and IlnrHm'
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Earned runs. Fort Wayne / IwG,base
Tbrea.bRss hit, whaley. Sacrifice hit,
Eing Firs, base on balls. on Carney :,
struck out. by Wayne 5; by GArycy
Double plays. Taylor, Whaley and % brien :
Carney, whRley and O'BTien. Time I't''
IInpire. Weller.
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BROOKLYN. May T.-EEtravugant err
rors and n clean hit over the left field
fence by Bill Clark. who is now playing
lcft field for the New Yorks, were the
only features OF the second contest be-
tween the Greater New York clubs to-day.
'eO''' RHE
BrookIyn ....1 OOOi o--5 6 G
New York.....5 0 l o / 0 : o vi II s
Earned runs, New York !. Batteries,
Payne and Grim; Meekin and Warner.
Time. $3.50. Umpire, Emslie. Attendance
e. 100.
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sBatted Tor HOY,
tBatted for BTcitenStein.

Earned runs Pittsburgh ?: Cincinnati 2.
TWo-base hit, Irwin. Threc-base hits. Ely
? Hons run. Miller. Sacrifice hits, Burke.
McPhee. Vaughn. Breitensteln. Stolen
First base on balls on Killen ?; on Brei-
tenstein . Hit by pitched ball, Smith.
First base on illegal delivery. by killen ].
Struck out, by kllisn /; by Breit0nstein
& Left on bases. Pittsburgh u; Cincin-
natl 6 Time, 2ll Umpire. McDermott.
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Almost = Ehut.Oui.


Special Dispatch TO tho fntelligeneer.
sppTNGFtELp MAY 7-MansHeld's
hard hitters could do nothing with the
GOyernoTs this afternoon, Hnd barely
A'o'uoN s''N RHE
Springfield 80 sl2O II 10 /
Manned - / Q 0 - o 0 o. . ;
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Special Dispatch TO the lntelllgoncer.
DAYTON. May 7.-Hodgktuson began
the game in tho box for TOrreysons team,
but the reception given him by the New,
Castles was 20 hot that he was relieved
by Rosebaugh, but with little improve
'''e'" 'S'''' RHE
Dayton ......1Ioo 5000 0 3-5l6
New Castie..5 "a o 8 0 '-l5 l.
BatterIcs-Dayton, Hodgkinson, Rose
bAurh. weand and Grecnwhld: YounEs'
town, Hewitt and Gnffin5
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and Is Tired Of talking. Cooper Is In the
city, but has taken No steps toward gov
erlng Bnld'E money. His friends say that
he VIII nccaDt
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| DinlineS.

Not only dmities, but all Of the
sheer wash goods family Is being
refreshed from day 10 day with
new goods. but especially these
dainty fabrics for handsome
summer waists are meriting the
most attentIon-at 25c up.
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one Lot LadIss' OrgandIs Shirt Waists,
with white collars, worth T5c, for jpe' II
l.. =. GOOD 4 CO.'S.
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NARTINls VERY.

HHPS aud 0IIShap' ia the Thriving city
Across the River.
A large number OF people attended the
Union Day exercises at the high school
yesterday afternoon. Fully one hundred
were present from outside OF the
schools. The programme was excellent.
IL was rs foliows.
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FOR RENT.

IL OR RENT. So,
4 rooms. cottage. q Kentucky st...,,Sil %
ihToc-roOmOd tcnomCnts. G. Main st.. %
thrce-roomcd tonemonts, u Main st.. 70
fnur.roomCi tenement, 20 Main St.. o.
storr rooms and cellars, q Main ST.. 10 On
q rooms, No. iOll Morrow street,, 10 W
FOR SALE
Lots No. and 10 Baltimore st. 500 each.
Lots In Il. II. Gillospy's addition. 1lg9 each.
magI-tf n. H. GlLLESPY.
Onlcc Second Mnrd MnrlIet house.
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.ALLs. soIREEs ANp PARrlEs

guppiicd with all kinds OF Plain and Fancy
Printing An entire New LinO OF Samples
M sail Programmes, Tickets and Invita-
lions. al all prices, at tho lntclliRcnceF
Job Printing ofiico, % and "a Fourteenth
atroek
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LOUISVILLE, May THE Colonies had
no trouble in defeating the Browns to-
RHE
Louisville 80 . / 0 oil u 2
ST. LouIs....5 0 90 l 0 - 10 :
paitcries, Frazer and Wilson; Hart and
Murphy. Time, 2:N, Umpire, Sheridan.
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BOWLING.

Tho Harvest team won two out OF three
games from the Aurora team In tho Mo-
cart PARK bowling tournament last night
aurora won the third game on margin
Of two pins. Score:
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CLEVELAND. May 7.-To-day's game
was a sluggtnS match, in which Dcnzer
RHE
Chicago ......l 0 % . o o 0 rs u 3
Earned runs. Cleveland 3: Chicago 2
batteries, Young and thinner: DenZcr and
KlttredEe. Time, 200. Umpire, Nc
Donald.
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NATIONAL LRAGUR

Yesterdays winners Baltlmo-c, Louis
Vile. Pittsburgh, Cleveland. New York,
Boston.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
on cHANaE o. NAME.
FOR SALE.

< TOCKS FOR SALE.
- 10 shares Wheeling Title and Trust Ca
! Whitaker Iron Works bond.
% shares Wheeling Steel and Iron ca,
% shares German Fro Insurance Co.
- shares Wheeling Railway Co.
Wheeling Pottery bonds. per cent
: WheelinE Steel & Iron Co. p. c. bOnd6
% shares Bcllnire Steel Co.
70 shares Wheeling Bridge Co.
shares Exchange Bank
Il. s IRWIN. Broker, 2 Twelfth 81.
inii
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To-dhy'S gameS-Washlngton at Boston,
Chicago at Cleveland. 81. louis At Louis
willie. Brooklyn at New York, Baltimore at
philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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\ 9E9C1at5s
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays wlnners-wheellng New
Castle. Springfield. Youngstown
To.day's games--wheelinE al Fort
WAYNE. Youngstown at Toledo. New
castle at Dayton, Mansfield ut Springfield.
The bulletin winked Mt tho "knOcker,"
Whose words would have melted ice:
eli must be gall to you. bad man,
That the WheellnHs have now won twice.
hut have no pity for you. bad man,
And I'm tiekled az the score:
Your town has got the ). bad man
Your side has got the ("
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French
Tissues.

We doubt IL these goods can be
matched In style and quality at
12jfc, yet we have q very elabo-
rate assortment at DC a yard.
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HOWARD HAZLETT,
Stocks, Bonds and Investments,
LycliINer RGSK RInnNs
FOR . SALE,

Tho National Collection Agency, Of
Washington. d. C., win dispose OF th6fols
lowing Judgments:
WEST VIRGINIA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-08
Spanish
LenO -:

In solid colors. lace effect. red,
cerlse. green. purple-verX rich
and handsome-at l5c.