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PROPOSALS.


DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, Washing
ingtOn, ID. C., April ., 1S91--Sealed
proposals will be received at this depart
mcnt until O'Clock p. III, Monday, May
3, S91, and opened Immediately there
after, for furnishing stationery and sup
plies for the United States courts and
Federal court officers, fiscal year 1898.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids and TO waive defects. Blank
forms of proposals and all necessary in1oI-
nation Will be furnished upon application
to the Chief of the Division of Accounts,
Department Of Justice. JOSEPH Nc
KENSA, Attorney General ap5,7 ,9-3t
PROPOSALS FOR WINDOW SHADES
Orice OF the superintendent, building
for the Library OF Congress, Washington,
u. g., March 80, 1s97.-Sealed proposals
for furnishing, delivering and putting in
place complete the Oil window shades
for the building for the Library OF Con
gress in this city, will be received at this
office until = O'Clock p m Tuesday, the
9Th day OF April, 1897, and then pub
liciy opened Specifications, general in
structions and blank forms of proposal
may be obtained on application to this Of
flee. BERNARD X. GREEN Superintend-
ent mh31 APP, ), Z g, 12-6t
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roR SALE or EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE Building lots ON BALTIC.
and Wash. Electric r. T. line for city
houses. FULTON r. GORDON, 9lS r st.
aU4-3t
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JOHN NJ FAY, late of
The District of Columbia, No. 7743, Doc.
%, issued April i, 1897. Application
having been made to the Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia, holding Or
phans' Court, for probate of last will
and for letters of administration, etc, on
said estate, by Henrietta j Fay, I'll"
widow, this Is to give notice to all CON
cerned to appear in said court on Friday,
the 30th day of April. A. D.. 1897. at
IL o'clOcka. NJ, to show cause why suchap-
plication should not lie granted. Attest
j. NOTA McGILL, Register of Wills, D.
c., JAMES F. SCAGGS, proctor for APP
applicant. ap5-l2-19
IN THE Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbla-DanielS heahan VS.. Sarah j ane
Sheahan ct al No. 1882 Equity Doc.
Al This cause being referred TO me 10
report distribution OF the fund in the hands
OF the trustees arising from the sale OF the
real estate, notice Is hereby given To all
persons having claims against the estate
or Mary Sheanan, deceased. or otherwise
Interested in the said distribution, To pre-
sent their claims with the proofs 10 me
on or before Thursday, the 9Th day OF
April, 1897, at 10 o clock a. III. at my
Once In the United States Courthouse in
this city JAMES u. PA YNE, Auditor.
u. ". Baker, Solicitor for Complainant.
mb3O-5t-eod
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FoR SAIE-RIcYcrl,s

FOX SALE-heycIcs Dealers and Titiers
attention: unredeemed bicycles at one
third value; Colunbias. SylaC9ses, PAGERS,
HANDLERS, Spaldings, Marches. Norld s.
Flyers, Nlagaras, and other prominent
INA kes, for ladies, gentlemen and children;
new and secondhand sundfies and paTts.
salesioOIns open evenings: we also exchange
or buy outright. NEW YORK CYCLE
Co. s33 9th st. NV. ap4-3t
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FOR SALE-A higl-grade bicycle; original
cost. 500; IN use six months; $40 Adj
ress Nj. Is. e, JLis office. ap3-3t-em
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wANTED-HOUSES,

WANTED For six months, a fur house in
the country ON railroad: will exchange
handsomely fur. city home. Address EX-
CHANGE, this office ap4-3t
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARIORS
9O6 F STREET N. w.

9O6 f STREET N. w.
Gold filings and bridge work spe-
ciaity, at the lowest price; amalgam fill
lngs, 50c; full sets OF teeth on plates So;
extracting, either by gas or local spray
absolutely painless, 5Uc; without, 25c; ali
work done by experts and guara nteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 to 8
o CLOCK. mh22-tf
LADIES needing confidential treatment,
a sure and safe relief in all woman's
complaints and Irregularities. Gold medal
awarded for the science of obstetrics from
the University OF Munich, Bavaria Strict
ly confidential MRS. DR.. RENNER, No.
8 Tth st. me-, near East Capitol at, Wash
ingtoE, d. q.
NINE. THEO, MEDIUM,
Scientific pallist anu card reader: know
YOUR fate and fortune, open daily. German
spoken. 25c. and o0c. go II ST. NV
mh7-1mo
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Agenb, 10 sell lots in sub
division within The District; Germs easy;
good chance for an experienced canyassing
agent; salary To a live man. Address
AGENT, this office snh3p-l 4t-e
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WANTED-To rent, . or lO-room house:
must have stable alta ched Address e.
W ., tTls Office ap2-3t-em
WANTED-Five small or 6-roon houses
in East Washington; ali cash if price
IS correct JOHN r. DONoHOE, 3OS
East Capitol ST. mh3i-7t
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PERSONAL.

GYPSY QUEEN-Fo rtune teller; ladies,
o0c.; gentlemen, 81 (no slgnJ Removed
TO liz Ii So. NV. ap3-7t
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HELP MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-Cooks, general hOusewor6erS,
walters, drivers. porJers, Chambe TmaitlS
nurses, boys, fam hands, gardeners, laun-
dresses, jamtoTs, watchmen, engineers, fire.
men; quickest place TO get WORK. SHACK
LEFORD, 427 18th st. NV. ap3-7t-em
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MANTED-By young colored man about
30 years old, place as a good cook, who
can give the best city refs. Call a once,
No. 1875 A st. ne. appleton
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wANTFD-BOARDERS,
FoR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Pleasantly situated cottage
or part OF cottage; low rent Address
HoWLETT, Sd and U SITS ne, lexington
ID. T.. aD2-3t
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PROPOSALS FOR WINDOW SHADE:
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOX SALE-We are showing q very large
assortment OF Monkeys Improved Dry
AIT Ice Boxes; the best and most econoin-
CO, factory rear or 2l4, ZIG. zig Sth
st. ne. mh2S-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MATE

WANTED-Place in drugstore as porter,
10y colored boy. IL alexandria court
NV. ap5-3t-em
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.
wANTED-IOT.

WANTED One or two lots at Colonial
Beach; cheap foT cash COLONIAL, this
office. 1t
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PROF. HAE-EE

PROF. HAEEE.
Clairvoyant. Tells your name, age and
just what you want TO Know; also tells
about business deals, love affairs, family
troubles; reunites the separated; brings
quarrels all right; removes spells; causes
marriages and gives goodluck, etc; always
at home; fee, zoe, soc. and 81, e25Hnw.
ap3-5t
C. II. WARD, requesting copy OF Times
has neglected Twice to send his Uost-
Office address. ap2-3t EN-
NINE. RETTA, medium for spirit MESA ges:
sittlngs, 20 and 50c. 523 18th st. NV
ap2-7u-em
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Morning and sunday Times, s5c. month.
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EpUcAT1oSAL.

STEN0GRAPHY dictation PROF. E.
= HANNA, Wimodaughsis, l425 New
YORK ave- IT, ap1-7t
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CLAIRVOYANT.

MISUNDERSTANDING Happiness by con .
gultinE Prof Charles NJ Leon, tho cOle-
brated ClairvoyAnt and Trance Medium
lie will read your future without mis-.
1fialrs Of life, Prof Leon has been pro-
nounCOd the world over ms the greatest
CiaIrVOyRnt IN tho ipth century, Through
his ala and advice n great many people
have been made happy Ho overcomes
YOUR enemies, removes family troubles, re.
stores lost affections, causes marriage
with tho ono you love.
Removes evil influences, bad habits, anu
will give you correct Information on law.
giits, divorces, lost friends, etc.
Never failing advice to young people on
marriage and how to choose husband
or wife for Emptiness. and what business
Is best adapted FOR speedy riches,
Mining stocks speculation a speciality.
Also gives Indispensable advice to young
ladies' on love, COurtShip and marriage
and tells whrthcr your lover ~ true or
false. and date OF marriage. Thousands
have consulted him and found that his aid
and advice led 10 prosperity ana happiness
lie ldyCrtlscS nothing but what he can
do ana does not wish TO be clRBsed with
Inc many cheap pretondcrp found IN every
rIty, All who are In trouble, whose FOND
homes hnVe been blasted, who have been
DECEIVED and disappointed by false predlC-
ti9Ha Of others. before giving w In dCspnI
nrc invited to call aud be convinced OF tho
above statement without delay Hundreds
Df persons have an evil influence around
,hrin that they know nothing about,
Sometimes II n caused by other persons.
pOmr lines Il comes OF itself. Come and
have II removed and happiness and sue.
.cas will follow. Business strictly CONT
Dental People living out Of city wishing
10 Know particulars as to terms, OiC, cu-
close stamp for reply.
Office and residence. 1927 ChHpllne street.
Hours from 10 a, m. 10 p, III, mrs
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RENWOOp.
Live News Item' From the Lively indus
trial Town.

Live News ItemS From ihe Lively Indus
trial Town.
Waiter Mcmillan and Fred thinner
man were the remaining two OF the
slaughter at the spelling bee, and the
contest was not continued, NJ both seem
ed imprtEnHble to any assaults from The
spoilers" Mr. Mcmillan has held the
laurel wreath, as the champion speller OF
mis- nrlGhbOrhond for years, and deserves
the honor, which he 30 modc7tly bears
It Iv probable that Col. Robert White
will be secured shortly, To deliver ms
famous lecture, "Tha Foundation OF
Faith SIN Stands" at the NJ. II. church.
Colonel White IL very popular In Ben
wood and should he be Secured,he Will no
greeted with a cordial reception.
The spelling bee. given by the Epworth
League, on Tuesday evening, was such
success that It's promoters were the re-
ciplcnts OF h1ttcTlnF comments yester-
day II was one ~ the most enjoyable
affairs given IN B'nwJnd Tor a long time,
Joseph Oser, who was up before the
mayor on II CharE" ~ lighting, was not
committed FOR thirty days, as reported,
but paid III" fine assessed against him,
BenwOod lodge, A. o. T. W, No. 3, viii
have three limitations Ht liz meeting this
evening. This lodge and order Is expert
onring a healthy boom
The arrangement Tor the entertain
mont Ia be given by the cuhsregn ton Df
b. Johns church. on thc i'm, are abOdt
~. aHsS
1t is rumored that the Riverside steel
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RELLAIRE
All sortS Of Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass City.

NA9 NlAu4 Sltye
Tho ferry company is putting the
road leading to their landing IN me
shape. Cinders are being hauled from
the blast furnace on barge ana placed
on the road.
The petition OF persons wanting the
curfew ordinance, WAS before council
Tuesday night with 6S6 slEnera. ThS
city solicitor was ordered to draw up an
ordinance.
Perk Kennedy and wife will leave
shortly for Brooklyn, to remain during
the summer. Perk will continue TO
pitch for the base ball team OF that
city.
The Democratic city committee have
organized by eleCtlnR William Powers
chairman; Joseph Kelly, treasurer, and
George Lynskey, secretary.
Madge Tucker will open a three
nights engagement at he Elyslna thea
trs thia evening In Dangers Of a Great
City"
Con Huntsmau has returned TO his
home in Mansfield, after pleasant VS.
1t with friends and relatives In this
city.
Miss Emma Bennett has returned TO
her home in Moundsville. after a very
The ChautauQua Circle vii be enter
tanned this week by Miss Martha kirk
patrick, instead Of Miss Julia FRupel.
Miss Annie Moran returned yester-
day TO her home in Pittsburgh, after
visiting relatives in this city.
Ransom & Co. VIII move their gro
Gerry store into the store room formerly
occupied by c. W. Dickens.
Samuel Coftman and family have
moved to Marion, Ind, where they VIII
reside in the future.
Miss Myrtle Stewart is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Walter MRnsell, at
Bethany. ". Va.
The spring vacation in the public
schools will start March 20 and end
April 5,
Charlie o. Hnuett and wife will leave
shortly for California TO spend several
weeks.
lsauc Blum Is home from an eastern
trip. where he purchased summer
goods.
Miss Tracy Wells. of Cambridge. is
the guest OF relatives on Belmont
street.
Miss Maggie McGraw went to MInEo
Junction yesterday TO spend few days.
Mrs, Anna Cook left yesterday for
CadIz to make her future home.
Liuard Moore has gone to Dunkirk.
Ind. to work In the glass house.
James Sanders is riding a new bicycle
these days. 1t IS n "Shirk."
The young baby OF Oliver MAINS is
quite III at its home.
Mrs. Kettle Rowe has recovered from
a severe sick spell
Mrs. James Elton was somewhat i'm
proved yesterday.
Miss Ada PorterGeld is confined to her
home quite Ill.
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II may be worth something to know
,hnt the very best medicine for re
storing tho tired out nervous system
To q healthy vigor ia Electri" BlttcrS.
This medicine ia purely vegetable, acts
81, giyjng iOue to the nerve centres in
No stomnch, gently stimulates the
liver nnd Kidneys, ana aids these or
rams In throwing on impurities IN the
Ilood. Electric BItters improves the
onnetIte aids digestion, and n pro-
moiiucrd bv those who have tried II az
Tho very best blood purifier and nerve
tonic. Try st. Sold for SOC or 81 90 per
bottle, ut Logan Drug cos Drug Store
''''N'
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BY using 1.-THE New Great South AmerI-
can Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is a great surprise on account OF it, ex-
ceedinE promptness in relieving pain in
the Kidneys. Bladder and Back In male
or female. 1t relieveB retention OF
water and pain In passing It almost i'm
tuedtatoly. Save yourselves by using
this marvellous cure. Its use will pre-
vent fatal consequences In almost all
cases by itS great Alternative and heal
Ing powers Sold by r. II. List, drug
Fist Wheeling. w. Va.
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PHILADELPHIA. March 1o,-The
Philadelphia base ball citt6s' new man
sSer. George stalitnEs IN charge. sailed
away on its spring praotice trip on the
steamer City OF Macon, at $3.50 o'clock
,sls this afternoon, The boat is due TO
p-TIvr In Savannah on Saturday morn
tnc From there the team: viii go 10 Au-
custa and locate for few days They
will spend nearly Il month So the south
PLAYING exhibition games aha return to
t4is city April 10.
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NARr1Ns pERRY.
Trsp. aud srt.hapI TIA ths T4r'rIaE city
Across the River.

ITRph aud MtGthpH ia cue HhFtVthk S'Y
Across the River.
The case OF Henry schoder VS.. Mrs.
Mary KleyeB for 500 damages for for
chile entry and detention OF property
occupied yesterday afternoon ana last
night before Squire Theodore Keller.
Schroeder claimed that the place was
nailed up In his absence. lie IS n saloon
keeper and occupied the Kleves proper
~ on Second street Attorneys Francis
and Dryden appeared for the plaintiff
aud Campbell for the defendant,
The Womnn's Club held very inter-
estLng meeting at the residence OF MT
and Mrs. John Reed, on Third street
Yesterday afternoon. Papers We're
read on the Bitter Sweet" by Mrs. 3.
o. Williams and Mrs George II. Smith
and an inauguration paper was read
by Mrs. II. w. Smith.
Yesterday ]. r. HRenS sold the John
j.. Selby property on Eighth street 70
Charles w Thompson, ana u lot IN
BELTS addition to c. II. Groves,
Labon Wilson is home from East Liv-
erpool for u few days. He Is In the
drug business up there.
Attorney II. II. Anderson. OF Toronto.
was in Martins Ferry yesterday, on his
way to Cleveland.
Charles Davidson has taken posi-
ton with the Atlantic Tea Company. Of
Pittsburgh
The infant daughter Of Mr., aud Mrs.
II. H RatclIfr, Of Mt. Pleasant, died yes
terdny.
A threc-weelis'- old daughter OF Well
ty YOho, Of Tenth street, died yester-
day.
Hon. C. l.. weems. OF St Clairsville,
WAS in Martins Ferry yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Payne will bury
their ten-wceks' -old child to-day
Harry Jump has recovered sufficient
ly to be on the street.
Alex. Linn is having his Third street
property beautihed.
Joseph n. Frazier Is home from
Mems Siding.
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NOuNDsYILLE
A miscellaneous MciuHEU Of Minor Mat
tiers from NIArshAlrs Metropolis.

tiers from MhFAhhlTb Metropolis
To-dRy the town election takes place
THE two tickets In the Held are the Re.
publican ana the Citizens anu-licensc.
municipal reform The greatest con-
test will be upon the license issue. The
Republican ticket has printed on i
For License" and Against License,
while the latter ticket has only Against
License" printed thereon AT the late
city election two years ago this ques-
ton was not made such live Issue as
Il has been this time because OF mis-
Interpretation OF the city ordinance re-
Rardipg the same. There We're over 500
votes polled then, and not onG.fourth
OF the ballots We're scratched either for
or against license. Thus II VIII be seen
IL large majority OF the voters acted in
differently in their voting, and little or
no interest was taken in the matter
This time hot campaign has been
wuged by the temperance element OF
the city to win victory against license
by disseminating literature among the
people and instructinB them both by
temperance speeches and through the
press. The W. C. T. u. OF the city will
serve free lunch to-day at the various
voting places TO all voters IN the inter-
est OF temperance.
City council met on Tuesday night in
special session. A committee was Rp-
pointed TO receive and entertain the OIL
cials Of the contemplated MononGahelA
& Ohio River railroad when they ar
rive here to make an inspection Of their
route into Cur city. They are expected
TO be here about the latter part OF this
month. The committee consists Of ]. d.
Burley, ]. w. Gallnher. David Levi,
Herman Hess, Daniel Younken, L. B.
Purdy, G. s. McFadden. s. NJ. Steele,
q. Y. Hughes, Il. S. Mcconnell, D. A.
Dorsey and s. w Matthews. Gnll1her
& Parkinson were granted franchise
to establish q wharfboat at the city
wharf,
Judge Showacre rendered his decision
yesterday morning In the injunction
suit OF James II. McGill, as exclusively
chronicled In yesterday mornings Intel
ligencer, by refusing 10 grant the IN
junction asked for on the grounds that
no personal injury WINS alleged by the
plaintiff should tho antI-liccnsc ticket be
allowed to remain on the city election
ballot to be voted upon to-day, ana the
ticket remains undlsturbed
Tho examination OF witnesses in the
robbery case OF Moon and McCabe,
which was on trial in tho circuit court
yesterday, ended and arguments were
begun before the jury In the afternoon.
No verdict was reached last night.
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M'MECHEN.
Br,.ry News Items Gathered in the RH'V
MarAlAII County Town.

MarAhAII County Town.
Guv and Ernest Mcmahon and Henry
Pracht attended the Sterling club dance
AT Moundsville Inst night.
Dan O'Brier. OF Wheeling, and 3. b.
McMcchea, OF Glendale, were visitors
yesterday.
Albert Wincbrecht. who had his leg
operated on some time ago. Is recov-
ering.
Booth Goodwin and f. w Conner
are At MoundsvIIle serving on the grand
jury
Work on Ed MARBLES new residence on
MCMcchen avenue Is progressing.
James Powell and wife are visiting
friends In Wheeling.
II. McMcchen has returned from the
Wavcrly oil field.
Charles Vance. OF Benwood, was in
town yesterday.
s. B. West went TO ST. ClaIrsvIlIe yes
terdRy.
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A woman burned at the stake is a martyr
A woman tortured and dragged down to
death bV the pains and miscty Of diSeasei
distinctiy feminine, Is just an ordinary, ev.
ery.day woman. Her case Is so common that
little is thought Of it. She had better be
burned Her agony would be sooner over.
Many women suffer in silence because
they dread the abhoTrent local treatment
Iuvariable insisted upon by physicians =
and because they dread the truly appalling
charges these physicians make. No woman
need submit to either OF these evils. The
problem Of Womauly health was solved g
wears ago by the preparation OF d: PieTceS
Favorite Prescription Teas Of thousaHds
~ grateful women have written 10 DR.. Pierce
N thank him for restored health, love aud
SanDinesS, The "Favoritc Prescription /"
r. trrtiy wonderful In It's effect on the female
organism. It allGys inflammation almost al
once, II soothcs the pain and relieves that
dreadful. dragging down sensation, II stopt
dcbiiitatiug drains and promotes regularity
Of every function. Druggists sell more Of
II than Of all similar medicines combined
Mrs.. Sarah Il. Rains. Of Dayton, cnSs Co, Mo.
yyrItSE; "U was In the winter Of 1880 that my
SuGrfiurs commenced was pregnant and u
was close 10 my time OF confinement. took int
Vrip 10 had 10 take my bed right away. Tht
11Tip md the labor pains all went TO my head. J
Eeut letting worbe. doctoTed, but nothing did
me a ny good, I had neFvons sPaS'ns and was de
Ittiou6-sOh no tongue eau express my suheTinRA
i Vol 50 thin in flesh was almost fright to looL
al In fact, was nothing but skin and bone. !
was advised by lady TO try your medicine. lEo'
The Golden Medical Discovery and PAVoTiif
Ptrscfintjou Ihad taken othirds Of the med
Ieine when began to feel better, and still con
tlnusd getting better In short time felt ike
another Woman. gained strength and AeSh.'
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BASE BALL.
BASE BALL

The Interstate base ball league mag
,,,es are gathering IN, Mansfield.
Yesterday the schedule o0ulhittee me:
,gcrc and compiled u sehelule which
WIFI he submitted for adoption at the
lc,cue meeting to-day, The schedule
committee Is composed Of Torreyson,
=, Dayton: Anderson, oesYOunSstown;
stro,bel, of Toledo md President
p,wer Each member ofe%hH commit
,ss prepared schedule aild,the best OF
ne TO; viii be reported toStHe league.
The several magnatcs who Will at
tend the meeting to-day are:
Observation-Disclosures w. c. Coyle and
secretary Walter Harrington,
New CaStle-Presldent NcFcight and
Manager Paul Russell.
p9y;on-M Manager Frank Torreyson.
T5lgdl-Manager Charles Stroebei.
nrlngfield-MRuager RinehQrt.
Fort Wayne-Manager William
yeuncstown--Geuerui Manager A. A.
anderson aud Schlebel.
an course President Power will DO
,he-e. and the lobby will be made up OF
CONSERVATIVES OF the base ball sup
III manufacturers. There will DO a
lively fight on hand FOR. tie ball that
viii De officially adopted. The Spauld-
iag people will not have their usual
Walk over, for the overmAn company.
makers OF the Victor ball are rePresen-
trd and Will make an extremely liberal
oifsr The Overmans and theSpauld-
,nrs are engaged In . bitter warfare
ana the Interstate viii benefit by their
warfare.
The substitution OF Mansfield Tor Ak
ron seems 10 have met with favor, but
the manner in which thS transfer was
made at the last moment will not tend
"a make the Mansfield fans" feel that
they were the biggest toads IN tho base
mi middle
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worlta win drop bottom this evening, but
II is hoped the ruuur l., unfounded.
Col. Ben Wilson. % Clarl,Sburg, was In
town q short time yesterday, while en-
routu to Moun1sv!lle.
Miss Lora Burgy, Of Powhatan, IS In
town, calling on irlends