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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-10
baseball Games To-day.

At Moriden-Meriden Io' waterbury. =.
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An.on,. Men ou,p,ayea by tho wow Works.

Joyce's players not only won the series from tho Chi
Cages. but also ~outplayod Anson's aggregation. leading
the latter IL points in batting and 8 points in fielding.
Two errorless games were played, both by the New
Yorks. Moekin won three games, being relieved by
Seymour in one. Rusie won two and lost two. and
poheny lost ono. sullivan, who broke even in four
Famea. gave way TO Seymour in one. Grif,th won
three and lost a. many, Friend won ono and lost two.
Denzer won one. and Callahan and Briggs Lost one
each. arinith relieved D"nzer. and the latter replaced
callahan. Thornton and Seymour were tho pitchers
In the tie game. The records follow:
CLUE RECORD.
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FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
PLANT STANDS
OAK OR MAHOGANY FINISHl
70 cts.
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EarnNd runs-Plttsburg, 81 New YORK, 7. Twob base
hits-Ely. u. Davis. Three.base hits-H. Davis ~.
Homo run-Tiernan. Sacrifice hit-Nerritt. First base
on paIls-Dn Hawley. /; on heekin. l. Struck out
BY Hawlry, I; by Neckin. 1. Left on ~bases-New
York. 8; Pittshurg. :. Hit by pitcher-By HAwley. l.
Double plays-van Haltren and Warner; Ely. Pad
and 20 minutes. Um~pire-O'DRy.
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MAnr1Ns rERRY RRIEFs.


ROYAL purple and emerald will be the
colors on the new pattern 70 be placed
upon the market the first of the year.
by the Beaumont glass company. These
people have had an unusually busy
wear. Much OF the time they have been
unable to MI the orders. even by work
Ing over time and with an increased
force.
A private hop will be given at
schcehle's hall tomorrow evening.
About thirty-fve couples are expected
ana supper will be taken at William
GrIalth's, on Hanover street. The com
mIttee consists OF Ernest G. smith, Er-
nest X. Iiogc, Ira j. Sedgwici, Ross
d. Robinson and John w. Johns
Miss Ella Inglebright will entertain
The Shakespeare club on Friday cVeh-
ing. The party viii remain until the
advent Of the New Year
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Il. McLnln. Of
Ciaygyllle. Pa. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs w. Il. Noble returned to
their home yesterday
The only genuine aud authorized YER,
lscopc. Illustrating the Corbett-FliS7lm'
mons 1cht viii be az the opera house
tomorrow night
BENJAMIN Toanartcn, who has been
laid 10 with rheumatism, 4 couple of
weeks expects 60 be ublc to return to
work to-dag.
William Rogers will return 10 Mouch
Chunk, Pa, to-day, where he II physlc-
al director In the Young Mems Christian
Association
Mra. J. NJ. Criswell returned to Beaver
Falls, yesterday, after an extended Visit
with her parents, Mr., aud Mrs william
Moore.
Misses Sadie ana Clara llildcrbrahl,
who have been visiting their sister at
Cambridge returned homo yesterday
NJ. u. Cole returned from narncsvlllo
yesterday where he spent a couple OF
days with hlB family and relatives
The prbi4 club win meet nt tho home
of Miss Jennie byilc Oh Friday night
and usher IN The new year
Mrs George II Smith win entertain
hcr SUNDAY School clnsa NJ her home on
the Heights THIS evening
\ watch meeting win be- held nl tho
VI w. church ON Friday night, CONF
moncIng Ut 10 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, while illEhtIng
from Hatfth. bound eieeitle err In mont
OF the city building, Squire William II,
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Howells, of Bridgeport, was violently
thrown to the ground and was bruised
about the face. hand and body.
A large number OF Young people en-
joyed the skating ON the Laughlin mill
pond yesterday.
Frank Dennsl and his daughter, Lau-
ra, and Carlysle Burson, have the ty-
phold fever.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Graham, OF
Moundsvllle are visiting Martins Fer
ny relatives,
Mrs, John Reed will entertain party
OF friends this evening at her nome on
Third street.
T. j. Berkeley, Of cabell county, W,
Va, is visiting Rev. Samuel Boyd, and
his children,
Andrew Grere, OF Tayette street, is
entertaining j. D. Mellot, Of Ozark, o.
Miss Anna McGrew, of Lore City, is
visiting Mr., and Mrs, NJ. S. McGrew.
Mrs. y NJ. Turner will entertain the
woman's Club tomorrow afternoon.
William Campbell, OF Moundsvllle, Is
visiting friends and relatives here,
Four tin mills at the Aetna-standard
are off for a few days for repairs,
Harry Stewart. OF Hoge's drug store
returned last night from Cadlz,
John Hatch, OF Eaten & Greer, left
for Columbus yesterday.
Mrs. Lincoln Horn returned TO Den
nison yesterday,
George Cooke returned yesterday from
New Athens
Ulysses Fletcher, of Bellalre, was up
last evening
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To enable the farmers in the Eastern
States to pass the long winter evenings
In an entertaining and instructive
manner, the Chicago, Milwaukee q St
Paul Rallwag Company has recently
published for free distribution, a new
pamphlet. finely illustrated with pic
lures which will delight the eyes OF
Eastern farmers. and containing letters
from their brethren In South Dakota
descriptive OF their experiences while
filling the soil and raising cattle. sheep
ana hogs In the Sunshine State"
This pamphlet Is well worth reading
through from cover 60 cover, II will
DO sent free II you VIII send your nd
dress to either II. r.. Hunter, lmmlgra-
tion Agent, e9i Dearborn street, chi
caro-. or 10 George II. HeaGord, Cen
erai Passenger Agent, Old Colony build
ing, Chicago. ILL.,
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BgNWOOD.
News ItsmI from the Lively Indu'trINl
Town.

News ItemI from the Lively InduitrIAi
Town.
The holiday trade In Benwood didn't
seem to get move on until the las;
three days of last week, and then it
came with rush Merchants are more
than satisfied and repost more sales
than anv Christmas for a number OF
years.
Yesterday morning occurred the death
Of Frank Brannen, father OF officer
Hanson Brannen, and one OF Benwoods
Oldest and most respected citizen.
Years ago he conducted a news depot
in Bcllaige. He was eighty years old,
Prof VI. E, German is visiting at his
home in Morpantown, and Prof. c p.
Carrigan Is rusticating in the wllds of
sherrard. The schools will open again
next Monday.
Councilman william II, Hahne was
presented by his wife with a substantial
Christmas gift-a bouncing baby boy.
Natures Remedy Company viii open
a TWO weeks engagement at the city
hill. beginning this evening,
aEiss Anime Pelley Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. A. II. Warden, at Grafton
There will be revival services at the
NJ. u. church every night this week.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Pelley, of Mingo
Junction, spent Christmas here.
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nELLAIRE RRIEFs.

Hon. w. VI. Welday the retiring
state senator from this Joint senatorial
district, was married on Christmas day
at West Newburg, Mass, to Mrs, LII
liam Hale Scott, formerly missionary
of the Methodist Episcopal church to
China.
Lashley Brownlee aged elahty-four
years, who worked at the West Wheel
ing paper mill for over thirty years,dled
at the home OF his son-in-law, James
w. Wilkinson, IN this city, and VIII be
buried tails morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. George ". Yost. OF the Bellaire
Bottle Company, sprouted side whlsSers
on Christmas morning Ia Mark Han
ma, and he bears a striking resemb-
lance TO that distinguished statesman
There was an entertainment in the U.
p. church last night, by the children OF
the Sunday school and the house was
filed with fond parents and others In
terested In encouraging the little ones.
Tom and Jerry" seems to have been
at the bottom OF all the trouble OF the
unfortunates here on Christmas, judg-
Ing from the stories told in the mayors
court.
Mr.. John Mitchell and Miss Ida
Blanche Fowkes were married Christ
mas evening, by Rev Charles NJ. Wat
son. of the Christian church,
The local spectators in the stock
market all seem to have struck the
tohoggan slide week or so ago and
some of them got plnched both ways
The A. N. E. church entertainment
netted SO 20. Mrs. Spotwood Green got
the gold watch, with $50 l6. while Mrs.
Mary johnson had s2S 50.
Judge j. w. Eollingsworth, of st.
Clairsvllle, Ohio. was in the city short
time yesterday morning, on his way
westward,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Wallace returned
to their home at sistersville yesterday,
after a pleasant visit with relatives
here.
Bellalre lodge OF Odd Fellows win in
itlate new members this evening at
their hail.
Miss Dora Klnsey is visiting Smith
field frolends this week.
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Mr.. A. T. Yarrow, the renowned En-
glish torpedo boat builder, was pas
serger to pittsburgh last week on the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati packet, Queen
CITY. Mr.. Yarrow, with his private
secretary and chief mechanical engl-
neer, is making tour OF the United
states, inspecting the various types OF
boats in this country aud especially the
shallow draft Western river steamers.
He had heard OF the Queen CITY as q
type OF the finest steamers OF the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers, ana he went
down the river from Pittsburgh to meet
the Queen City and make the trip TO
Pittsburgh on her Captain Ellison,the
superintendent Of the Pittsburgh y en-
clnnat packet line, happened 20 be IN
Pittsburgh that day, and he spent con-
siderable time In showing Mr. farrow
the Queen City and explaining her con-
struction to him The famous English
gentleman was delighted with his treat
ment, and expressed great surprise
many times at Captain Elllson's state
monis OF the Queen Clty's capabilities.
when told that shc cost only $4,000
Mr., Yarrow was almost dumbfounded.
While he was In Pittsburgh he was "a
ken through the extensive boat-build-
ing shops OF James Rees & Sons, the
principal boat builders OF the world for
Inc South American rivers, and was
shown every courtesy possible Wheth-
er Mr.. Yarrow knew II or not, II Is n
fact that while Captain j. A. Hender-
son, the president Of the Pittsburgh &
Cincinnati packet line, the owner or
the steamor queen City. was In Eng
land last summer he went to Mr. Var
rows place Of business having a curl
oslty to see n great bodybuilding plant,
and was refused admlttance. Mr. Var
row Is picking up many pointers from
the western river steamers, and he viii
doubtless improve in the construction
OF his boats as result Of his visit to
America,
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WINTER GAMES.
Hockey aud Polo navo Admirers iu
wheeling.

Hockey aud Polo Have Admirers ia
Wheeling.
Another OF the amateur sports TO re-
colye attention in Wheeling this year Is
hockey. and a movement is now being
planned to organize team IN the Y.
NJ c. A.. b. Director state as soon as
ne can pick out the best skaters. A
similar game, Ice polo, has the advant-
age In that Il requires less men in a
team.
The ". A. c. Is thinking OF taking up
polo this winter. The ice on the back
river. above the bridge, isn't strong
enough yet, but It win be In demand IL
It gets thicker and II polo or hockey
isn't played there this winter, the boys
will take their fun out In the old-fash-
toned game OF Shiny"
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 27,-Young
Critic, the prize tighter, and Billy Starr,
who has fought few battles, met in
the loft of a stable on Golden Gate ave-
nue. last night and Young Mitchell stop
ped the fight in time to prevent Starr
being knocked out. Afterward starr
challenged Peter Jackson TO light The
colored man laughed at him. Starr Is
sim ignorant OF the fact that he was
fighting young Grlffo, He had told
Mitchell that he could whip any man In
town and for that reason Critic was put
up agalnst him.
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rAsrERNERs MAY coME.

1t Is just possible that the Greater
New YORK Bowling team which Sam
Karptls soon to take on tour of west
ern cities, will como to Wheeling Karpf
has been In correspondents with Wheel
Ing alley Owners, In an enieavor 90 fix
a date here, but his efforts have been
futile so far on account of the excess
ave terms he holds out Last night
Colonel BILLY" Fette, OF the Fette
bowling alleys. sent counter propo.
sitan to Karpf, and II It Is accepted
Karpf win wire without delay. Fette
offers to play the New Workers for 500
q side for three games, or $50 a side on
each Of three games, or he will charge
a small price OF admission and give
the visitors 10 per cent Of the proceeds.
Il is hoped Karpf will have the nerve
to accept either the first or second prop
osltlons. for there Is little doubt bu
that a picked team of Wheeling bowl
ers could give the fasteners more of an
argument than they anticipate rcceiv-
ing on their trip.
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are tens Of thousanda slowly dying every
day with tile arrow OF some inBidious dia.
ease poisoning their vitals, and no one stops
10 pity Of 70 alleviate.
Where death comes 10 one man on tile
battlefield II comes 20 tens ot thousands m
theif homes, through the agency Of mans
most RELENTLESS enemy consumption,
There lsa widespread idea fot which tgnor'
ant plysiclana nfe responsible, that con
sumption 10 an innnfSibic disease, This " a
mistake. Dr. pisrrs's Golden Medical Dis
covefy cures sB.per cent. Of all cases II ~
the great bloud-nIakcf mud neuh.buildtf, II
gives seai to tie appeiiir. makes the digcs'
ton nud assimilation perfect, renders the
liver active, makes the blood pure and hlls
~ with lilr.qiying elements " The food, and
ncts directly on The lungs, diving 0ul ~
Impurities and dlacasc germs. Thouehnda
WHO had been Hlyen up 10y doctors and lost
aIl hope, arc to-day healthy and robust no
tie rtiull of the use " this great mrdicnc.
II "a the discovery Of an eminent nnd alill'
MI phyticiiu, Dr. ~ " Piece, iot thirty
years chirf consulting phyHlCinn to the IN
vtiidg' ifotci md Surgical iHsliiaie 81 llHi
MlO, NY inwfitinu 10 ID Pierce iot advice
The aunrfct coBAiita physician whom ms
lownspsopls honJtcd by making him ihrif
representative IN congress hut whose love
iDf his profession CAUSED him 20 resign that
position that he might give his Whole TINE
10 the sick and afflicted. lie VIII person.
ally iniwef nil sitcra nom pu1cfcfl WIN
ont chlluc. iila "G0idon Medical Dicuv.
cry" " aold Nv M good medicine dealers
stomach sud liver troubles with alnugiNh
hrliuu VI the bowels ere cured Ny D0ll0i
Pttcs's Pleasant Pellets.
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John Bowen. OF Washington, Pa, is
anxious for go with Mike Farragher,
before the newly organized bridgeport
Athletic club, since 1t Isn't certain that
Buck" stelzer win face Farragher as
agreed, Bowen called at the Intelli-
gencer office last night and stated his
willingness to go on with Farragher at
1888 pounds, give or take two pounds,
for twenty rounds or more. That he
meansbuslness, he agrees to let the win.
ner take all OF the usual percentage
given the contestants. He says he
would rather meet stelzer, for the sake
of sweet revenge, but Farragher viii
euit
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet II
inches and stationary
WARREN River foot S inches.
Cloudy and cold.
oil CfTY-Rlvor : feet il inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and cold.
MORGANTOWN-River feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
GREENsBoRo River 3 feet inches
and falling. Weather fair and cooler.
james G. Blaine and Florcnco Belle
down Tuesday. Adam Jacobs and Nell
Observation-Disclosures Gl feet and
stationary ~ the dam. Clear and cold.
gTEUBENyibLli- River G feet Z
lrchop md fnllinE. Weather cloudy
and cold Passed down! KeyBtone
glnte. Ron 1lur. Some towbOat down
during the night struck q pier OF the
Panhandle bridge, sinking several
boatg OF coal. one boat Heated down
and benched opposite this cliy ana an
other Nv fast on tho rillle below the CITY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river 10 feet
md falling weather cloudy, mercury
ed. Passed up Queen CITY Valley Belle
and Armand. Passed up win emptleH'
RAYMOND Homer The Little kanhwhu
In falling Passed up! Hilton, llob HOY
and Nellie Barton
POINT PLEASANT RIVER llJ rect
ANA rlBlnr. Partly cloudy
CINCtNNATt--Rlyor 2gh feet ana
falling. FaIr
CNIRO-Rlyer 1873 feet and rlslnu
clear and cool
WHl3ELtNG-Riycr 40 feet and fall.
lnr. Cloudy
EVANSVILLE llivcr 1916 feet ana
falling Falr asd ceol
LOtiigviILE- river filllnFi feet
lnchna IN the canal, Z feet Z inches on
Inc falls. gg fcot Inch below the docks.
Cltnf uud cold
MEMPHIS. ntycr SO fcct and tisirg
CLOUDY ana cold
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIups aud Mi.hap, In tile Thriving city
Across tho River.

IIaps aud MIshap, In tic Thriving city
Across the River.
Miss IOnthia Hoge died at her home
on Broadway street, early yesterday
morning, of innammatory rheuma-
tfsm, aged about flRy-sIx years. She
was a member of the Methodist Episco-
paI church and had n large circle OF
friends. She was daughter Of VIII
lam Hoge, who died many gears ago
and was a sister of William Hoge, Of
Martins Ferry; Mrs George w, ches-
sell. Of Cleveland; Mrs. Lewis swartz'
OF Anderson, Ind; Mrs Rebecca Ar
rick, Of Cambridge, and Mrs, James
Yates, " Preston, Canada. Mrs. Ches-
sell was at her bedside until few
days ago. when she left. The funeral
will probably take place tomorrow
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THE RIVER.


parkersburg. BEN HUR, 10 p. m.
slstorsyille' RUTH. $3.50 p, m.
Clarlnrton. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. r. 81. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, a. IN.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 2 q. IN.
Parkers6urg. ARGAND, u a. m.
MatamOras.. LEXINGTON, IL q. IN.
Slstersvllle. RUTH, $3.50 p. IN.
Cinrfngtdn. q. LEROY. 800 p. IN.
Steubenville IT. NJ. BAYNE, 2iSo y. m
boats LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .KANAwIIA, $50 n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, p. IN.
Clar'ngton.. LEROY. 3iSO p. m
slstersville. RUTH. $3.50 y. m,
Steubenyille. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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This evening about thirty members Of
the Martins Ferry Choral Society will
so to Bellalre to take part in the con.
cert to be given by the Bellalre Choral
Society, going on the car which leaves
Hanover street at Z o'clock. The Mar
Tins Ferry quartette win consist Of
Mrs. Flora Hlpklns, Mr.. Thomas r.
Llogd. Miss Mary Thomas and MIR Carl
Lash, The Bellaire society VIII take
mart in the concert to be given by the
Martins Ferry Choral society at
Schedules hall next Friday evening"
InnnnrY 81.
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THE COMING CHAMPION.
Kid Mccoy Iisass Challenge 60 CHAM
p'au ifob Fi,zsimnloas.

p'on ifab FRzsmmoas.
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-"Kid" Mccoy,
the conqueror OF Creedon, issud ohal-
lenge to FItzs.mmons to-day for a Hn-
lsh fight for the middle-welght cham
pionshlp OF the world The young
mlddle-welght announced that he has
backing FOR $4,000 and VIII post for
felt as soon as called upon to do so.
He desires to meet the present cham
pion for purse and side stake OF at
least 5000. Mccoy at once communi-
Gated with Dan Stuart, the promoter
OF the Carson fight last spring, and
offered to take Corbett's place In case
the Californian fails TO sign articles
with Fltzslmmons.
Even II Corbett is willing to fight
declared Mccoy in his letter2to Stuart,
u believe that l am entitled TO the first
chance. Corbett is beaten man, while
/ have not yet been defeated. FltZslm-
mons should take me on first and deal
with Corbett afterwards"
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pgLLAIRR
All sorts OF Local News AMI Gossip From
ihe GLASS city

The lull that always follows a lively
season mas settled down upon this Sec
ton. All the Industries are running and
about everybody Is engaged az work, so
that there Is little news going. Mer-
chants are rounding out lheir business
FOR the year with view OF beginning
1898 with greater llne, for the outlook
Is most nropitious. Manufacturers win
make Improvements TO increase their
output, so that taken altogether. the
working classes and those who depend
upon them. who have just passed very
merry Christmas are 10 be congTatula-
ted upon the prospects for happy New
Year,
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Footb,ll N.,t saturday.

The W. A. c. officials will play the
postponed football game with the
Washington Athletic Club next satur-
day afternoon, and the locals will have
"A strong team. Mcfarland, Curtis, OF
Bethany, and Krebs. OF West Virginia
University, will strengthen the team
considerably, and the crack w. & j.
players will meet with stiff argument.
The weather last Saturday was ideal.
and the man who postponed the game
was sorry that he spoke.
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NAM rNFoRTuNATEs.

The mayor disposed of lookup fun
OF unfortunates yesterday, and he dealt
with them generously. imposing only
nominal fines, ranging from 81 to s.,
although some OF the belligerent ones
deserved more. But they had suffered
some punishment for their excuses and
between the mayor and general remorse
they perhaps got enough, Very few
were able to lIquldate even the nominal
fine, but friends came to the rescue and
the thirteen who had spent the day az
ter Christmas In jail We're let out to
turn over a new leaf.
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sYMpToNis--Molsturci intense ltch-
lng and atlnglnR, most at night. worse
by scratching. II allowed Go continue
tumors form. which often bleed aud vi.
ccrntc, becoming very sore. SWAYNE's
OINTMENT stops tho Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, aud In most
cases removes the tumors At GruE'
glsts, or by mail Tor 10 cents. Or
swnyno q Son. philadelphia. lths&w
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To.NrGHTs GAMES.

Tonight on the Fette alleys the two
leading teams OF the Wheeling league
come together, and from the way both
CAPTAINS are getting their strong men
together "samethlne IS going to drop"
II the Auroras WIN two they go into
first place, so no doubt the knights OF
the wooden spheres VIII roll for blood.
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To-NIGHT's CONCERT,

The Choral Society concert at the
First Presbyterian church this evening,
promises to be the event of the season
In that line. The Martins Ferry So
ciety VIII assist and several noted sim
gers from Wheeling will render solos.
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Andy Gavin, Mrs. Mary Pemberton
and Mrs. Agnes Thurlow were particle
pants in some complicated cases yes
terday In Squire Greer's court, Andy
alleged that Mrs. Pemberton had as
saulted him at her home, on twenty
sixth street. For this case he was taxed
the costs. In the next case the posi-
tions OF plaintiff and defendant were re-
yersed. and Gavin was fined $40 and
costs. Then Gavin preferred a charge
OF assault and battery against Mrs.
Agnes Thurlow, and he lost again, the
case being dismissed at his cost.
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A special from Springfield, Ohio, reads
as follows: Springfield may not be rep
resented next season in the Interstate
League. The club finished last season
$500 in the hole. and the benefit athletic
entertainments have been financial hz-
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CA9ToRrA.
WANTED

WANTiEp,, MEN N,. AN nav WOMEN !. ~ a, a Tq
week Tor making cfnyun pOfttnilH, new
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