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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-13
AMATEUR NOTES

The Brunswick Hotel Jrs. defeated the
Peter Miller Pie Eaters by the score of Il
to TO- The Brunswicks line UP as follows:
j. Foy, c.; d. Wees, p; J. Wees, S.; G.
Arms, 1b T. Joyce, 2b;H. Monroe, Sb; H.
Goudy, IT,: w. Faris, cf.; Baltimore Wat
kins, RI /; w Shellhase, I'd c. The Bruins
wicks would like to hear from any team IN
the city under Ia years of age. The Bruins
wick Hotel Jrs. have played II games and
lost g
The W. Wees will play the Brunswick
Jrs. at the Terminal grounds tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The w. Wees
line up as follows: A. Sevorat, c.; S.
Clark, p; l. Degroot, S.; r. Gatiaf 1b; P.
Paget 2b; ]. Dunn, 3d.; III. Gunkernickle.
If; f. Patten, CT; G. Geocke, IT, The w.
Wees would like to hear from any team in
the city under Is years of age
The Will Gutmans will play the Nelson
Tigers Sunday afternoon on the Fulton
grounds. The Gutmans request that the
Tigers have their full lineup on the
grounds, as they wish to trim them proper.
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leave Saturday on trip to Mt. Glenn
ems, Mich.
Mr. Louis Shenk, the well known
glassworker of the East End, is in
Atlantic City spending his vacation
He will visit other eastern cities be-
fore returning.
Prof George Delbrugge and lisa
Buchanan left yesterday for trip 70
the wilds Of Greene county, Pa. They
are on hunting trip and will be gone
until the 18th of the month.
Mr. Henry Shafer. the Eighteenth
street tonsorial artist, has made big
improvements in his parlor. the in
terror being tastefully papered and
painted and a handsome new plate
glass front put in.
j. w. Payers, Sistersville; s. A.
Smith, King; Frank w. Clark, J..
w. Kaufman, New Martinsville; Jas.
A. Doudsy, Parkersburg; II. +. Weet-
ers, w. G. Hays, siistersville, are the
State arrivals at the Stamm.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIa SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value OF obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to 90
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
IS the ore perfect Strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispellinr colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling oao
to overcome ma oitual constipation per-
Inanentiv It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality aad sub
stance and It's acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make il the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, rs they are pleasant TO the
taste. bat the medicinal qualities OF the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only III order TO get IFS beneficial
effects and 60 avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. cal.
LoUISVTLLE, ky. NEW YORK, N Y.
For sale by all Druggists price SOC per bottle
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

Mrs ]. M. Garard, of Sistersville, is a
guest at the Grand Central.
Senator N. B. Scott left for Washing
ton City yesterday afternoon.
DR.. j. c. Hupp and wife leave to-day
for Mackinac Island to spend the sum-
mer.
j. w. Boyers, of Sistersville, was in
the city yesterday en- route from Cam
bridgeboro Springs.
Miss Meme Woods, of New York, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Amelia
Woods, of Elm Grove.
Harry P. Camden, one of the leading
attorneys Of Parkersburg, was in the
city yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Cecilia earle and two children,
of Detroit, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. Ford, on Eighteenth street.
j. A. Pyles, New Martinsville: Mes
danes E. d. Keough and ]. L. Keough,
Warrington, are stopping at the
Howell.
Mr. John F. Baker, who has been the
guest of Mr.. George Laughlin for few
weeks past. left for his New York
homes last evening.
City Engineer A. L. White was out
yesterday for the first time after his
recent Illness, and was gladly wei
coined by many friends.
w. A. Wilson, of the committee
which meets at Charleston to-day to
select a coadjutor to Bishop Peterkin,
left for that city yesterday morning.
Harry Phillips, Isaac Majors and
Frank Fowler, all employees of the
Burns e Church Transfer Company,
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Moonlight picnic and dance at Pleas
ant Valley Park Thursday evening,
July 18th.
BANDA ROSA COMING.

Claiming Ellery, the manager of
the Banda Rosa, which will give
three concerts at the Wheeling Park
Casino Thursday and Friday, July goth
and 21st, and Friday matinee, be-
lieves that his organization offers the
greatest attraction in the way of band
concerts that has ever been presented
in this country.
1t is music for the layman as we'll
as the skilled musician, for the Ian
guage of inspiration is universal. 1t
seems odd that this wonderful band
should come from one of the smaller
towns in Italy, but the organization
from the little city of San Severe car
ried off the first prize for technique
and Interpretation in a contest in
which 81 celebrated bands participated
The result of the contest brought
into prominence Eugenio Sorrentino.
the leader. and marked him as one Of
the greatest directors of the day. Sor-
rentino is native of Calabrit. in
Southern Italy, and is prize graduate
of the famous Naples Conservatory
He is but 80 years old, ard if his future
is to be prophesied from his past, he
will be great indeed.
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THE WHITE BOOM
said to Have Reen Materially Aided In
this city, the past Week

said to Have Reen Materially Aided In
this city, the past Week.
It is current report in local political
circles that the a. b. Waite boom for
Governor was materially boosted in
this city during the present week
The story goes that on Tuesday there
was an extended conference at the
Court House, at which there was pres
ent Senator N. 3. Scott, Congressman
3. b. Dovener, Sheriff Richards, CITY
Collector James X. Hall. Clerk OF the
Circuit Court G. II. Henning, Secretary
of the Water Board John e. Shellhase.
and several gentlemen from out OF
town, and that 1t was then and there
decided that the proper thing was to
boom the White ambition for all 1t
was worth, that eternal fealty was
pledged on the part of the powers that
be in this county etc, etc.
Parties in interest were extremely re-
ticent about the matter yesterday.
but 1t was not denied that such meet
ing had taken place. Subsequent
events will be watched with much con-
Germ by politicians.
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DOWN A SHAFT.
Jacob Striple. of the South Side, Gets
Bad Fall While at Work.. In.
jurieS Serious.

Jacob Striple, an employee Of Schmui-
bach's brewery, while at work Tuesday
evening, accidentally fell down an ele-
vator shaft, distance of q feet. The
accident was caused by a rope break
ing. Striple was precipitated head
first through the shaft, but luckily the
fall was broken by his striking a fell
low workman on the floor below. He
was rendered unconscious by the fall
and remained in this state for quite a
while. He was removed TO his home,
where DR.. Armbreoat attended him.
Striple suffered injuries to his back
and several bad scalp wounds.
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VAUDEVILLE POPULAR.
Big Audiences Go 10 Wheeling Park
Casino.

Vaudeville always popular in Wheeling
but it has become more so since the COM
bination opened their weeks engagement
al the Wheeling Park Casino. They have
been drawing big houses right along and
last evening was no exception to the rule.
The popularity of all the company is grow
ing and many people have attended the
performances each evening, and there is
not a dull moment in the whole pro-
gramme, and every performer is an ar
fist. The entertainment will be given to-
night as usual. Special motors running
to and from the Park Casino Lovers of
high class vaudeville should not fail to
witness the performance.
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HEARING SET.

The preliminary hearing of Joseph
Driller and Mrs. Emma Parker,
charged with the murder of Louis Dit
more, has been set for Friday morning
at ten o'clock before Justice Rogers
The police and county authorities have
been hard at work getting the evidence
in shape, and appear to have a very
close grasp on the general situation
The defense, as matter of course, may
waive an examination. but their plans
in this regard have not been disclosed
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FIFTEEN MINUTE SERVICE

To be Instituted in the Near Future IN
Benwood & Moundsviu Electric Line.
The Benwood and Moundsville Elec-
tric Railway Company will in the near
future put in a set of switches in order
to institute a better and quicker SER
vice. Supt. Knapp is in Pittsburg buy
ing the switches, which will be put in
Immediately on their arrival here.
This improvement will be made SO that
cars can be run on a 1ifteen-minute
schedule. 1t is the eompany's desire 20
have the new service in operation for
camp meeting at Moundsyille. This
will give the roads patrons an excel
lent service. The company will in
crease the rolling stock and repaint
those now in use.
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ALL IN GOOD HEALTH.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 12.-The
members of the athletic teams of Yale
and Harvard Universities, who arrived
by the American liner ST. Louis this
evening, are in excellent health. There
was busy scene on the Southampton
were greeted by the United States con-
sui, John E. Hopley, and a number of
personal friends. Captain ]. P Roche,
of the Harvards, and the teams pro-
ceeded as quickly as possible to the
hotels where they are to remain to-
night.
Early tomorrow morning they will
leave for their training quarters at
Brighton.
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MARKS FROM BELOW.

PARKERSBURG-R River feet s inches
and rising. Cloudy: mercury 81
CAIRO-River 2 8 feet and falling. Fair
and warm.
POINT PLEAsANT-River 50 feet and
falling. Clear.
CINCINNATI-Rive 10 feet and falling.
Clear.
EVANSyILLE-R River 60 feet and sta
tionary. Clear and hot
LOuISVILLE-R.ve falling: 43 feet in
the canal; Fl feet on the fails; 81 feet be-
low the locks. Clear and hot.
MEMPH lS-River 49, feet, a fall of 3.
Clear and warm.
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CHANGE AT HEADQUARTERS.

The committee on police viii make a
change in the fixtures a the outer Office
at headquarters. The grating which now
serves as a partition between the heuten-
ants desk and the room first entered in
going into headquarters will be replaced
with wooden frame with glass at the
top This is 10 secure more privacy 10
the inner office. which is considered very
desirable from observations the officers
have made under certain circumstances.
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OFFICER CUNROD.

His Return from Mighty Eunt-The Stock
of His Rifle Covered With Sotehes for the
Ground Hogs.
Police Officer Cunrod has returned
from a hunting trip of several days
duration near Proctor. On this trip
Cunrod slew the ground hog most ter
ribly, and at present has nearly as
many notches on his stick as Officer
Bero has. Cunrod brought back thirty
excellent specimens OF the arctomys
monax and is circulating them among
his friends on the South Side.
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A BIG EXCURSION.

Yesterday large number of people
left over the B. G. O. for Atlantic City.
Among those who went were James K.
Hall and wife, Frank Cruise, Miss Anna
V. Sage. Mr.. McMechen and party, of
Marshall county, H. P. McGregor, pres
ident of the Board of Commissioners;
Clerk T. c. Moffat. Miss Mary Asher,
and others.
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RIVER NEWS
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF the
Boats and BoatmeD.

The stage Of water in the river al
this poing still hangs stationary at the
4 foot 2 inch mark. The outlook for a
rise from above is just as unpromising
as it was this time last week. The
weather uD to this time has been out
Of the ordinary. The usual June rise
did not materalize and the prophets
predicted a rise for july but SO far it
is not in sight. One thing is certain
and that is the weather cannot remain
dry much longer 1t would be much
better should the weather remain dry
for a continued period, instead OF
slight rises happening at intervals, as
it is very expensive for tbs owners Of
larger packets to lay the boats up. The
water above is either stationary Or fall
ing.
The locals still continue to ply in
their several trades. The Greenwood
may come up as far as this point to-day
but whether she will proceed farther
will not be known until she arrives.
She is expected to arrive about a. n.
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GRAND RAPIDS Z; WHEELING 6.
DAYTON 10; NEW CASTLE 2.
FORT WAYNE 3: MANSFIELD 1.
TOLEDO A; YOUNGSTOWN 3.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
to the Register.

Special 70 the ReBlSter.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 12.-The
Wheeling players, though In misft posi-
tions, made it exceedingly warm for the
locals to-day. The game was nip and tuck
from start to finish and was won by a
chance home run hit by Bradley in the
ninth. President Ban Johnston and LOTUS
have been here all day discussing the long
talked of trade with Columbus, but at
nine o'clock tonight have not reached an
acrearnent Score.
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McGOvERN AND PALMER
Matched to Fight September 1.-The Clever
Brooklyn Boy VIII Go After Champion

NEW YORK, July 12.-Terry McGovern,
Of Brooklyn and Pedlar Palmer, of Lon
don, were matched to-day to meet in a
twenty-five round bout at West Chester
A. c. on the afternoon of September l, the
men to enter the ring at p. m. They will
fight for purse of $4,000 and each man
will receive Is per cent. of the receipts of
the pictures taken of the battle. The bat
tie will be for the 116-pound championship
of the world.
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THE AGNES WON.

Special to the Reg ster
STEUBENVILLE, O., July ITO
days game between the Asme and
Tiltonsville ball teams was slugging
match for the former. Score:
Acme -. ......0 l 2 5 0 3 2 80
Tiltonsville :. q 0 0 8 1 0 1 o. 8
Batteries-Acme, Brown and Need
ham; Tiltonsville, McConkey, Farrell
ans SWartZ.
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BOWLING.
The Reliance took all three from the
Steinhaus at the Musee alleys last night
BOYS, TRACK RACE.

The Eldrigh Club will give their
first track race Saturday, July 29th.
There will be three races on the same
day under the ages Of Is, IA and ~
years. w. J. Frable will ride two
miles on time.
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JAcKIEs TARRIED TOO LONG

Yesterday afternoon q couple Of young
men who gave their names as IT. Fl. Win
ters and Albert Walters passed through
the city and stopped for short time
al police headquarters They claimed to
belong to the crew Of the Z. s. 5. Marble
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DROPPED ANOTHER.
Wheeling Goes Down q Fourth Time
Before the Traitors,

AFTER A CLOSE AND EXCITING
GAME--A HOME RUN IN THE
NINTH DID THE WORK-RE-
SUITS IN THE INTERSTATE
AND NATIONAL LEAGUES.
BOXING AND OTHER SPORTING
MATTERS AT HOME AND
ABROAD.
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Stolen bases, Mccall, 'Beville, Strang.
Sacrifice hit, Bailey. Two-base nit. Lyons
BE plays, Mccall to Vaidois to Beviile;
Lyons to Niles Lyons to Meyers; Taylor
to Corbett. Struck out, by. Wolfe 4; by
Wells g. Bases on balls, off Wolfe 2; off
Wells g. Wild pitch, Wells /. Hit by
pitcher, by Wells /. Passed balls. Cote Z;
Corbett 2. Time, 2:15. Umpire, Ebright.
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NEW YORK 4; PITTSBURG 1.
PHILADELPHIA 4; CLEVELAND 2.
LOUISVILLE IS; BALTIMORE 3.
ASHINGTON 10; CINCINNATI 5.
BROOKLYN 10; ST. LOUIS 8.
BOSTON A; CHICAGO l.
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Earned runs, New York 2. FIRST base
on errirs, New York 2; Pittsburg 8. Left
on bases, New York A. Pittsburg 8. Base
on balls off Chesboro /. Struck out, by
Carriek 2; by Chesboro 2. Two-base hits,
Van Haltren 2. Double play, Gleason TO
erman. Wild pitch. Chesboro EMPIRES.
Manassau and Hunt. Attendance, SOC.
Time, lao.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

NEW YORK. July 12.-The Pittsburgs
Iuu ds tre NV norns tproay' oat ie
pitched in splendid form and would have
scored shut-out but for errors by Van
Haltren and Gleason Score.
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MARKS FROM ABOVE

OIL CITY-River inches and station
airy. Clear ana pleasant
PiTTSRURG--River SO feet and falling
slowly. Clear and warm
GREENSBORO feet Q inches
and falling. Threatening
STEUBkNyILLE-R River 2 feet inches
and failing. Clear and warm
MORGA NT0WN-River feet 6 inches
and stationary. Clear and warm.
WARREN-Rivef !. foot. Clear and
warm. Heavy rain last night
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July Eft was
tight squeeze for the Phlies to-day, but
by opportune hitting in the sixth inning
they managed to secure narrow lead
tendance, 3,249 Score:
Cleveland 81 Q 0 Q 0 %
Philada .1 0 l 0 0 0 A 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia A. Cleveland
l. Batteries. Knepper and Schreckongost;
Magee and Douglass. Umpires Snyder
and Latham.
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IN SOCIETY.

Miss Annie Robb was very pleasantly
surprised last evening at her home in
Elm Grove by twelve couples of young
people from this city. The affair was in
honor OF the anniversary of her birth.
The evening was pleasantly whiled
away with dancing and other social
diversions. AT a seasonable hour de-
leclable refreshments were served. The
return to the city was made on the last
car.
Miss Louise Montague entertained a
few of her friends at her home on Eof
street last evening previous 10 her de-
parrure for the Shenandoah Valley,
where she viii spend the summer
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BALTIMORE. Md, July 12.-Nops was
found early and often by the Colonies to-
day. while Cunningham had nine sleepy
orioles on his string until the seventh in
ming. when they woke up too late to over
come. the handicap Score:
Baltimore 20 Q 0-S II ?
louisville ....l 3 l , 0 BIB 10 /
Earned runs, Baltimore 8: Louisville -.
Batteries, Nops and Crisham Cunning
ham and thinner. Umpires, Q Day and
McGarr. Attendance, l,249. Time, 2:05.
WASHINGTON. July 12-After gaining
a lead in to-days game Cincinnati by con-
secutive errors on easy chances permitted
the Senators 10 win out in the ninth in
ming. Freeman to-day made his eleventh
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DAYTON ohio. Iulv 12-Score:

Dayton 40 0 0 0 2 10 ~ 2
N Castle ..0\1 0 1 0 0 O. 10
Watkins and Donahue; Figgemier and
Graffius.
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MANSFIELD, Ohio. July 12.-Score:
Mansfield .....0 0 0 OIL 3
Fl. Wayne 30 2 l 0 0-3 Z
Hackett and Belt; Swain and Bergen.
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TOLEDO, Ohio July 12.-Score:
Toledo ........3 0 0 D l o. 8 3
Youngst'n III / 0 0 0 0 1-3 9 2
Gates and Arthur; Roach and Lattimer
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BROOKLYN. July H. Brooklyns took a
safe lead early in the game to-day and
were never in danger Dahlen's home run
drive with two men on bases in the third,
and some pretty collective hitting in the
fourth by Brooklyn sent Sudhof to the
bench. Mcbride succeeded him and made
a home run on his first time up. Dunn
was effective and received support. At
tendance, 2,400. Score:
St. Louis 80 / 2 0 0-5 8
Brooklyn 81 O 4 y 10 10 2
Batteries, Mcbride. Sudnof, O'Connor and
Criger; Dun n and Smith. Umpires, Ems
lie and Mcdonald. Time, 2.l0
BOSTON, July 12.-The Champions turn
ed the tables on the Chicagos to-day and
won hard-fought contest through bunch
ing hits in the sixth. Both pitchers We're
very effective while the fielding was sharp
throughout. Attendance, $500. Score:
Boston ........0 0 Q o. 2
Chicago ......1 0 0 0 . 0 0-1 2
Earned runs, Boston i; Chicago 1. Pat
teries, Killen and Bergen Taylor and Dom
ahue. Umpires, Lynch and Connolly.
Time, 1:50.
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New York Produce Market.
New York MAJ

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FLOl R-RecelDts. 47,107 bbIs.. exnnr;s
l,,oSo Dds: sales. 5000 pkgs; more actiye,
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urday's figures; winter patents 81 ~ ~,
80; winter straights, 81 asa, IL Nt n,,sy"
s.. sofa "a. patents s4Ion425; winter extrae
Winter IA lo,v n WINES bakers. $3.l0n3 ~
RYE-Steady; No. Western. f4iL0e-
FOB. ailOat. ''7zno'
WGEAT-Receipts. s33.475 bushels. ~
ports il0H1 bushels: sales, 500 D0 hneA
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ports. SPOT easy; 70. red, Sg1a spot and
TO arrive FOB. aii0at; No z red XII aini
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diihd. 70 arrive; No. ! Northern Dnli,p
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co C,o,!RNl,15IhteefeiPts, SGa.5oo bushels; ex.
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NO 2, sJ1i fob. afioat spot and III ar,it NJ
,,OAI5-Receipts. SI4. 100 bushels; exnnrts
Tiki liV, iuo bushels; sales 5000 bushels SPOT
ana outports; spot quiet; No. 2. 81: M
~; NO wh!te, 30; track white, 33gYy7 z
BEEF1Steady; cut meats, duh: picked
DGi,e :, orIs. picked shoulders, a.
June f5.22!s. nominal; refined, easy. -
BLTTER-.5teady; Western creararv
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Sporting Notes.

The racing yacht Veva which will be
competitor in the Canadian cup race,
this summer. was launched, Tuesday
evening, at South Chicago.
The Harvard boat race will be
ToWed at New Haven, June 30, the
freshmen. at 10 A. NJ. Varsity substi-
tutes. $50 T. NJ; Varsity. 40 p. NJ
II postponed it will be to June 80.
Twenty-cight men of the crew of the
cup defender Columbia arrived at Bris-
tol Il. l., from Deer Isle, Me-, Wednes-
day, and 10 Of the crew of the Defender
came on the tender st. Michaels from
New York. These new arrivals brings
ne number Of the crew of each yacht
~ 10 the required quota.
The important announcement was
made to The Associated Press at Bris-
toi. r. T.. Wednesday, by Mr.. HERES
hotT that the Columbia would be
launched from the shed in which she
was built. at ?. NJ. Saturday. June
TO- At that hour the tide will serve
unusually high and the launching can
be done with least effort.