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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-18
CALLED HIM A "NIGGER."
Why a Commercial Street Bootblack
Declared War

Joe Sales, a colored bootblack with con-
siderable Irish in his makeup. and John
James were caught in a rough-and-tum
bic bout on Commercial street about 5
o'clock yesterday by Officer Barlow and
were run in. 1t appears that the colored
boy tried to talk emancipation into the
white youngster. The latter wouldn't
stand for it. He told Sales fatty that he
never licked a Niger and the latter re-
piled:
What's that, you pestiferated pale
face? VIVA you calm me? If you re-
peat dat asse' ton OBJ niggan. ah'll mighty
soon make you lick one. sah.'' Then came
the fireworks.
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GEN. FUNSTON COMES TODAY
Hero of the Philippines Will Be Roy
ally Entertained

General Fred Funston and wife will be
here today at $3.50 on the Rio Grande
Western. and will remain until II O'Clock,
or possibly until Sunday at that time.
United States Marshal Glen Miller, who
knew the general in Kansas. went TO
Provo last evening, in order TO meet them,
and Will come in this morning with them.
Mr.. Miller has arranged a drive about
the city. a visit to the Tabernacle about
IL O'Clock. Officers of the Utah batteries.
of the state militia, federal and state Off
Gals and members of the club are invited
to meet the Kansas hero at that time. If
General Funston can remain over till Sun
day dinner will be given at the Alta
club this evening. in addition to the other
part of the programme.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-18
NEWLANGS Ii5 OGDEN.
Says Nevada Will Not Approve Pol
icy of Mckinley.
Especial to The Herald.

fkptNldI 7
Ogden, Nov. 17.-Congressman, Fran
els G. Newlands of Nevada is author
ity for the statement that his state will
not approve the policy of the Mckinley
dninistration.
Congressman Newlands was in Og-
den today en- route to Washington,
and stated that Nevada would not sane
ton President McKinley's attitude in
the Philippines.
Neither do they attribute their pros
perity to the present administration, -
said Mr. Newlands.
In referring to the coming session of
congress he expects it to have, more
weighty and important questions to
settle than any like body for many
years.
AS to Congressman-elect Roberts of
Utah, he did not express himself.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Alma Greenwood of Fillmore is in the
city.
Ed Small of Bingham is at the Lincoln
House.
Rev. DR.. Paden goes to Kaysville today
to attend the Davis county Sunday school
convention.
The three Charles of the Dalton & Lark
mine at Bingham were in town yesterday
seeing the sights. Schenck Mitchell and
Somers make up the back names of the
Charles. who are famous around Bing-
ham for their abilities in the hosting
line
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Evening the Honors Up.
(New Haven Register.l

1t was at President Hadley's recep-
ton that the following bit Of CONVEX
sation was overheard:
DR.. Dwight. turning to a prominent
young alumnus of Yale, after greet
ing him with, Hello, classmate," said
something about his own very recent
return from the country, adding after
ward: sBy-the way. owe one of the
New Haven newspapers grudge. 1t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-18
Had Her Doubts.

(Washington Starr
81 don't believe professors know so very
much" said Mamie.
why, How can you talk SOP rejoined
Maud.
well. / don't see why Mr.. Fulpate
should have seemed so surprised and
puzzled when L asked him how 70 say
rubberneck' in Greek
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-18
CORBETT GETS A MATCH.
Jeffries Has Decided to Give ex
Champion a Chance.

New York. Nov. ia match be-
tween Jim Jeffries. the champion
heavyweight pugilist, and Jim Corbett,
ex-champion. was arranged today be-
tween Corbett personally and w. A
Brady for Jeffries.
The articles will be signed next Tues
day. Jeffries will have the fixing of the
date of the bout
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-18
What She Saw There.
Philadelphia Bulletin. }


Caroline went down cellar backward
with a mirror and a light Hallowe' en- .
Did she see her future husband?"
We'll, yes; anyhow, she saw his proto-
type"
Honest
Yes. She said she supposed it would
be just her luck to marry "a cabbage
head"
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PREPARE FOR CAMPAIGN.
Bryan Will Confne His Efforts
Largely to New England.

Chicago. Nov. ia special to the
Chronicle from Omaha. Neb., says:
Colonel w. ]. Bryan is preparing for a
campaign in the eastern states this
winter. He will confine his efforts large
ly to New England, though he will de-
vote some time to the large cities of
the Atlantic coas. as far south as Rich
mond. Mr.. Bryan is at present in
southern Missouri hunting. He will re-
turn to Nebraska next week. and about
the 1st of December will start east.
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Fought to a Draw.

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Kid Mcfarland
of New York and Matty Matthews of
Brooklyn tonight fought the liveliest
and most even fight seen here in long
time. The fight took place at the Fort
Dearborn Athletic club and was de-
clared draw at the end of the sixth
round.
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Baseball.
New Manager For chicagos.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE Times Herald
says: Tom Lotus. owner of the Grand
Rapids franchise in the American
league. is slated to succeed Tom Burns
as manager of the Chicago National
League Baseball club.
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The Shamrock Nearing Home.

Glasgow. Nov. 17.-Sir Thomas Lip
IONS racing yacht. the Shamrock,
which left New York Nov 2, is reported
to have been sighted and is expected
to reach the Clyde on Sunday She ex-
perienced heavy weather. The yacht
will winter at Gareloch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-18
Making Allowances.
! fWashington Starl

do you admire Beethoven's music?'
asked the young man whose hair is long
and curls at the ends.
.'Oh. yes answered the young woman.
Beethoven was all right for his day. You
see, rag time hadn't been invented then.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-18
Football In Ogden.

Ogden, Nov. 1.-THE High school
football team will play the Ogden
eleven this afternoon at o'clock on the
driving park grounds.
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for Ernest Bridges one of the boys who
had been in the crowd which disturbed
the Chinaman. But on the boys promise
to leave All Sing alone in the future, MOTH
ing further was done
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Event No. 1-(EOr right hand bOwlers to
FOR WINTER ROWLING.
Tho Wheeling LcHguc TO be Organized
for 1SOO.1OOO To.nIght.

A meeting has been called for this cv-
cling at S O'Clock at Fette's alleys, when
the Wheeling Bowling League will be
reorganized for the coming winter. Ten
good, strong teams have been entered
and are captalned by old bOwlers who
have had past experience ut the popu-
lar game. That the league will be a
guccessfuI one goes without saying.
The captains who will attend to-nlghts
meeting will adopt schedule, elect Of
fIcers, divide prize money, elect
board OF managers, adopt rules. and
transact such other business us may be
brought before them. The meeting has
been called for this emily date owing to
nm Intended trip to New York city. by
Secretary Fettc, where he goes 10 buy
some OF the latest bowling material on
Inc market, and no doubt when he
comes bick he will have n supply that
will open the eyes OF Wheeling Bowler
dom. The Wheeling League head
quarters have been improved In several
respects. The lighting facilities, which
were always good, have been Improved,
the nlleys have been repaired, the pit
has been lowered and things In general
have taken on new appearance.
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BOSTON. August 1e-Phttfppi proved q
puzzle in the first game to-day. Boston
hitting only for three, with total OF 1--WE
bases. In the second both Wood and VIII
helm were easy, while Hickman gave
enough bases on bnlls to lose three ordi-
nary games, Nichols relieved him in the
ninth. Attendance, 1850. Score:
Boston psI s ........O 900 eeee-S 9 /
Louisville .....i i 0 / o 0 o-S s 0
Batteries, willis and Clarke; Philippi
and Powers. Earned runs, Louisville ].
Time, l:I6. EMPIRES, Carney and La
second game. RHE
Boston .......t 90 i-l2
Louisville ....0 ! 10 D
Batteries. Hickman, Nichols and Der;
gen; Woods. Wilhelm and thinner. Earned
runs, Boston I; Louisville !. Time, 2:lO'
Empires, Gaffney and Latham.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.

Events OF a Day in the Town at the
End of the Bridge.
The funeral of Mrs. Carlos Leather
wood took place yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock, and was one of the largestly
attended occurring in this vicinity for
many years. Rev. secrest, OF st.
ClalrsvIlle, assisted by Rev. Williams,
OF Martins Ferry, conducted the SER
vices. The remains were Inferred in
Weeks cemetery. ,,.-s'55 -
Misses Alice and Nellie Graham, Lucy
Clark. Ralph Turnor, Park Alexander,
Charles Fisher and Sam Graham, chap
eroned by Mrs. William Clark and Miss
Carrie Graham, left yesterday for
two weeks trip to Mackinac and Du-
luth.
The managers Of the opera house an
nounce that the house Will be opened
for the coming theatrical season, Mon
day, August 2S. They say a strong
company has been secured for the
opening date.
The following were reported on the
sick list yesterday: Mrs. Charles Win
terhoiler, AetRaVIlIe: child OF Fred. BIZ
singer, Pike street; Nllander Bluhart,
pike street, and William Mogg, Pike
street.
A two days old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. McFee died yesterday morning.
The funeral occurred yesterday after
noon, lnterment being ut Weeks GEM
etery.
The Epworth League Of the West End
Methodist Episcopal church, will give a
trolley party next Thursday evening, TO
NynpNh IUhhnllNu and RnnWOOn.
Miss Gladys Stewart, who has been
the guest Of her aunt In Steubenvllle,
for the past week, returned to her home
In this city yesterday.
A number of young people from here
are planning to attend the Harrisville
dance tomorrow evening. They eX-
peot to drive out.
Mfr. and Mrs. William Birch left yes
terday for Washington, Pa, to visit
relatives for few days.
Mrs. Hermann, OF Louisville, KY, IL
the guest OF her daughter, Sister Mary
Lewis, in this city.
Albert Topping, OF Harvey, ILL.,, ar
rived in this city yesterday and is the
guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Davis have
returned from n few days outing at
Epwor,h Park.
EvCrly South leaves to-day for an ex-
tcnslve pleasure trip through Pennsyl-
vanla.
The Rock Hill Sunday school Will
picnic Mt Alcxander's grove tomorrow.
Thomas Ford. OF Wellsvillc, Is the
guest Of relatives here for few days.
Charles Branum leaves to-day for
Atlantic City, TO spend his vacation.
Dr. Wagner has returned from n
pleasure trip to the great lakes.
James Alexander Is able to be out, at
ter few days illness.
T. i. Howley leaves to-day for At
laniic City.
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NORTON & CO.,
IS Exchange Bank Building.
2eOpOsah.
6 RAIED PROPOSALS WANTED.

s HALSD FNoFosALS "ANtEN'
Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex for the
state Of West Virginia, at Charleston, in
accordance with drawings and speclhca-
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chItect, will DO received until 2 o'clock
b, M, Eastern Standard Time, Thursday,
September II. 1899, at which time all pro-
posals Will be opened,
Drawings and specifications may be
seen at the Senate Chamber. In the Capt.
toll, between the hours OF and u: 40 q. m.
and and y. M, Thursday, August H.
and every day thereafter, except Sundays
until September H. Each proposal must
be accompanied by certified check for
per cent OF the amount OF proposal ten.
dered as O guarantee that the bidder Will
furnish bond for 80 per cent OF amount OF
proposal and enter into u contract with
tho Board OF Public Works for the con-
Of successful bidder to furnish bond and
enter into contract, the check submitted
with his proposal will be forfeited to the
state. All checks will be retained until
successful bidder furnishes bond and en-
tors Into contract; after which the checks
OF ali bidders viii be returned 70 them,
Printed specifications may be had OF Sec
Rotary OF the Board. Proposals must he
on the blank to be had OF the Secretary
OF the Board,
drawings and specifications to Harrison
Albright. Architect. Charleston, w. Va:
make certified checks payable to the order
OF the State Treasurer; ana address all
proposals to the undersigned, marked on
outside proposals. LOT Ann T6iSc, any an,
"'' p'opO'''' WIN. NJ. O. DAWSON,
Secretary Board Of Public Works,
Charleston, w, Va, August ). lSsg: aulV
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a sCHaIULDAoH HoRsE
Wins dne Of tho Races Yesterday at
n.,-.....-s W.,-o

Wins due Of the Races Yesterday at
Davenport, Iowa.
A schmulbach stable trotter. Rita E..
won the ESQ tr0t at the big meeting at
Davenport, Iowa, yesterday afternoon.
the best heat being trOtted In 2:l7H,
Rita e, is a promising three-year-old
mare by Ashland wilkes. and il enter
ed for the great Chicago Horse Re-
view" $4,000 stake event to be contest
ed next week ut Dubuque, Iowa, in
which all the crack three-year- trot-
tiers are entered. Mr.. Schmulbach
believes Rita has an excellent chance
to win this race. Several Wheeling
people are going to Dubuque to witness
the rnCe,
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ROCHESTER,, N Y. August 10
John R. Gentry won the first heat of
the 5000 match race between Gentry,
Joe Patchen and searchlight at the
driving park this afternoon by head
Patchen was second. Time, 2:oSh. By
uarters, 1904 1:O1; 1921; 2:O315.
Second heat and finish, Gentry wins.
Patchen second. Searchllght third.
Time by quarters. :S1; 1:0Oh; 1884
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
TuE EXILEs A MARK.

BROOKLYN. August 1s.-rhe Exlles
were a mark for Brooklyn to-day, being
shut out until the ninth, when Donovan
who was sent in to give Hughes q rest.
permitted them to score brace OF runs;
Hughes was lnvincible while the occupied
the box. Sullivan was hit on the thumb
by pitched ball and retired. score:
Cleveland 80 e099399E,3,3 g
Brooklyn 20 o Q 4 '-is 10
Batteries, Bates and sugden: Hughes,
Donovan and Farrell. Earned runs
Cleveland /; Brooklyn I. Time, 2;0l: AZ,
tendance, I,iOO. umpires, sWartWood ana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
EXHIRITION GAME.
BASE BALL COMMENT.

According to the biased report sent
out from Fort Wayne last night Wheel
ing won because Wells made dIshon-
est or unfair decision. Anybody who
knows Wells knows also that the decl-
sion was not dishonest; 1t might have
ben Internationally unfair, but never
dishonest. SEC
Lyle has transferred Lyons back to
first, and in yesterdays game Crotty
played second. He is supposed to be
the Crotty who played on the Wheel-
ing team of 1895. la
It is expected that Flrst'haseman
Whistler and Pitcher Miner VIII Join
the StogIes to-day ut Fort Wayne Miner
will pitch to-day II he is In form.
"Bnl" Taylor. after short lease OF
life ut Detroit has Joined the Dayton
team. Youngstown was also after
him.
Manager Healy says Lytle will not
play on the team on It's return nome
unless players should be Injured when
an extra mans services would be need
ed. mr..
Outfelder Flournoy, late Of Mans
field. Joins Wheeling this week. He .
n hard hitter and fast fielder. he VIII
be given the right garden.
A New York paper has been to the
trouble OF looking up the old original
Giants Of that city. the article being
called forth by the release OF Herman,
the last OF them to go. .MurtIe, the man-
ager Is in failing health Mt his home on
Staten Island. Tim Keefe, pitcher, has
dropped out Of sight since he failed as
an umpire. Mickey Welsh, the other
pitcher Is keeping hotel. Buck Ew'
Ing. catcher, Ia managing the Cincln-
naus. Bill Brown, catcher, is dead.
Johnny Ward. Bhortstop. is n Brooklyn
lawyer. Roger Conner. first base, Is
managing team in the Connecticut
league. Danny Richardson. second
base. is selling dry goods In Elmira.,Jim
o'Rourke, left field, Is prnctlclng law In
the Nutmeg state. George Gore. center
fielder. has dropped out OF sight. Tier
nan was the right fielder.
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Thursday. August Il. the Baltimore
& Ohio will sell excursion tickets to
Sandusky. Ohio, and return, at the low
rate OF 81, valid for return passage un-
I'll August 90, inclusive. Boats make
frequent trips between sandusky. Ce-
dnr Point and Put-ln- Bay. For full In
formation. apply to r. c. Burke, pas
senger and ticket ngent.
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CoGAN's wILDNEss COSTLY.

BALTIMORE, August ls.- cogan's Wild
ness lost the game for Chicago to-day. as
his nine passes cut a big figure in the re-
suit. Neither he nor Kitson was hit to
any extent. Brodie's Sensational work In
center field and McGraw's steal home were
tho only features OF rather uninterest-
RHE
S saiii@SSrc :'. ID 3 ! = - 9 !
Batteries, Cogan and Donahue; Kitson
and Robinson. Earned runs, Baltimore &
Time, 1850 EMPIRES, MAnnssau and Nc
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nTINcurD m THr FIFrH.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA triple.
two doubles and two singles in the fifth
inning gave the Phiiiies to-day's game.
Powell had been effective up to that time.
In the seventh Mcbride took his place
on the rubber Frazier kept St. Louis
hits scattered. Attendance, 6,l9l. Score:
RHE
Philadeip'a 20 . 4 o '-sl2 Z
Batteries. Powell. Mcbride and seheeck;
engost; Frazer and mcfarland. Earned
runs, St. Louis ); Philadelphia 8. Time,
2:i5. EMPIRES. Lynch and Connolly.
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Earned runs, Washington 4; Pittsburgh
Z Two-hasa hits, Williams, McCreery,
Gam; Bonner TO Pndden to McGann. First
base on balls, on Mcfarland 2; on Lever
3 Hit by pitched ball. Mccarthy. Struck
out. by Mcfarland 2; by Lever 2. Passed
ball, Duncan. Left on bases, Washing
ODay and Hunt.
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CINCINNATI ouTpLAYED.

NEW YORK, August 1e.-New York out
played Cincinnati at every point to-day.
Carricka pitching was a notable feature
as was the locals timely batting. Score:
RHE
New York 300 OO11SG lii 5
Cincinnati 80 0 o o z o 0 o o. I 4
Batteries, carrick and Warner; Hahn
and Peitz. Earned runs, New York 3;
Umpires, Emslle and Mcdonald.
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81 had running. itching sore on my
leg Suffered fortunes. Doan's oint-
ment took away the burning and Itch
ing Instantly and quickly effected per-
manent cure" c. W. LenhRrt, Bowl
ing Green,
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To-pAY's GAMES. .
wheeling ut Fort Wayne.
Mansfield at Dayton.
Youngstown at Springfield.
sr.,InI pIspatch 70 the Intelllgenesr.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgenesr.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, August TO-
There being no regular umpire here to-
day TWO players were used, and Wells,
Of the wheeling club, practically rob-
bed the home team of a victory by call
ing Flood out at home when Cote
dropped the ball. Fort Wayne OUT
played the visitors, but the fielding Of
Fort Wayne ana poor pitching by Cole
man in the first three innings gave the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-17
GO. SMITH, '' de-. s stshss''
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two-story brick and frame addition.
Lot q feet Q Inches by about 40 feet. on
west side OF Maia street, 3 doors north
OF Eighth street Only $500 this week.
Large and desirable building sites IN
Pleasant Valley, from ] TO Rcrea Of
ground. Site cannot he beat for a resi-
K fne and cheap building lot on Lind
x @-foot BY iieO-foot lot on Eighteenth
street, with brick dwelling on alley, I
ThIs is all desirable property and an
Investment.
. 51-foot by lO0.foot lot corner Thirty
fourth and Chnpline streets. part OF Al.
hambra Rink and frame dwelling, s rooms,
on It. will be offered cheap this week.
G. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market streetA
Telephone 517.
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A REMARKABLE SCORE
Bowling Left Handed Made by Hem
5nnu0,, Last NIGHT

dcrson Last Night.
The Mozart leagues handicap contest
last night drew very large crowd to
the Mozart Park alleys, and q very en-
joyable evening was spent. In the left
handed contest, Henderson surprised
everybody by rolling 2O4, far ahead of
any other contestant. IN the second
event, Norteman, OF the osceolas, won.
Summary:
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Iheo. w. Fink & Co.,
1903 Market Street
Real Estate investments.

Double house 10 and Il South Broadway;
lot g feet front, VIM pay over 10 per
cent as Il r., with ground room for more
hutfBe8-tR469
S-roomed dwelling . South Front; handy
location; always In demand; 10 per cent
Investment; pleasant place to live.
$3.50 TO 500 for good big lots on Twenty
ninth street; Eve miputea' walk OF L.aBelle
Alill,
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Two-bale hits, Flood HIHascock 2
base hits, Flood, Dobbs. Home runs, Niles,
Lyons. Stolen base, Brashear Innings
pitched. Coleman 5, Brnshear \, Poole ..
Base hits made on Coleman 8; on Brashear
s: on Poole IS. First base on balls; on
Hi BY pitched hall, by Coleman !. Struck
ont, By Brashehr /; by Poole Wild
pitches, Coleman /. Poole !. Passed ball,
Cote. Double plays. bytie to Crotty:
ZIegIcr 10 Lyone TO Cote; Crotty to Lyons.
TninireS, Sample. Wells and o'Rourke.
Time, 2:l5 Attendance, 400
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DooK PRINTING
0 Illustrated Catalogues, plain or In
roIOrS, Printing from HRlf.TonO
EngravlnKs finely executed
JOB PRINTING
Cards, Bill Heads, Circulars and all
Kinds OF Job Work done Mt renHOHa.
bie prices The best colorB only used
In the printing OF all work.
HifE INTEILTGENCER
LOB PRINTING OFFICE
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Low Rate ENcurSiOn--Si.OO to san.
dusky, Ohio.
Thursday. August II, the Baltimore
q Ohio will sell excursion tickets TO
Snndusky. Ohio. and return. Mt the low
rate Of 81, valid for return passage un-
I'll August 20, inclusive. Boats make
frequent tripa between Snndusky, Co
dnr Point and Put-ln- Bay. For full In
formation, apply to IT, c. Burke, pas
scnger and ticket agent
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sTANprNG OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York 2, Cincinnati 2.
Louisville ., BOSTON !.
Boston Y. Louisville Z.
Pittsburgh T. Washington o
Philadelphia Q, St Loula (.
Baltimore I. Chicago l.
Brooklyn ~, Cleveland ..
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aeaiS stats
For Sale

20 North Wabash street, Groom
house, bath room, natural gas.
Viii sell OF bargain, and ne vii
iosa you the money to boy It wita
% long time.