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GLENs FAILS RACES.
The Fastest Mile of tho Season Was
Trotted YesterdnY.

TrOtted Yesterday.
GLENN FALLS, N. Y. Aug. ITO
days events on the third day of the
grand circuit meet here furnished the
most exciting races and closest finishes
Of the meet. Perfect weather sim pre-
walls, and the track Ia In SPLENDID con-
dItlon and remarkably fast, as is shown
by the result. OF the second heat in the
free-for-all trot, when BIngen, driven
by liter, went the quarter in ala, half
In 1908, the three-quarters in rs and
the mile in 2:06A. betterlng his own rec
o rd by half second, and going the
fastest mile trotted this season on any
track. Blngen's fast mile was all the
more surprising as he started in sixth
place. The Abbott WINS but short half
length behind. Just prior to the start
of the 2:l0 pace announcement was made
that the favorite, Hal B., would not
start on account OF Iameness, and all
bets were declared OF. The first heat
Of this event gave spectators beau
tiful finish, Ace going under the wire
first, with FlIFt and Anhulator in the
order named. In the last half Ambula-
tor threw shoe and broke his hobbies
soon htteF SelllnE tle WuFut anu was
obliged TO leave the track.
The final heat OF the free-for-all trot
wus won by The Abbott In 2:OS&, Bin
gen, winner OF the second heat. break
inG In the first quarter and finishing
sixth. Considerable money was lost on
this heat. AT the opening The Abbott
sold for $50, field $50. After the second
hent BIngen sold at SIPS. field 1900
COncy won in the the 2:2S pace as he
pleased in straight heats.
$40 class, purse 1880, paclng-Ace.
b. b., by Delmarch (Allen). l: FlIrt, blk
m. (Renyck), .; Sclavonlc, gr. 3.
Cheney, 3: Sylvan Way, b. m.
(Spear), 4; Ambulator, b, h. (FraZcr),
6, Time, 2I3h, eos, 2:l5a
Free-tOr-nll trot, purse &2,OO0-The
Abbott, b. e., by Chimes (Geers). /;
Bingen. bF. h. tTIteF), 2: Monterey, oh.
c. (McDowelD 3: Kentucky Union, CHI.
m. (Icckcr), 4: Eagle Flanagan, b. r.
CHudson). 3: Directum Kelley. b. s.
(AfcEIcnry), G; John Nolan. b. s. (Foote),
dlstanccd. Time, 900. 2:O6h, 2:O9%,
2:OS&.
s:2S class. pace, purse S2,OOO-Coney,
blk. r.. by Mckinney tMcHenry). I: To-
bogEan, b. g. CDickcrson), ?; Lizzie
wilkes, b. m. Davivs). 3: Annie Thorn
ton. b. m. Cwllson), 4: Fire Gilt, oh. n.
CO'NellD. .; Eagle Medium. gr g..
(Norton). 6; Mace, b, g. Niiddlcton). Z;
wandering jew. br, q. CWalkcr). dis
tanced Time. 2:O7%, 2;O9&, 2:OSH.
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NORTON & CO.,
Ie Exchange Bank Building.
ShOpOsah.
a RALEp PROPOSALS WANTED.

@ EALED PROPOSALS WANTED.
Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex for the
state OF West Virginia, at Charleston, IN
accordance with drawings and speciflcR'
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chitect, will be received until 2 o'clock
p. M, Eastern Standard Time, Thursday,
September Il, 1872 AZ which time all pro-
p0sals Will be opened.
seen at the Senate Chamber, IN the Capi-
toll, between the hours OF 9 and li:50 u. m.
and and 5 D. IN, Thursday, August H.,
and every day thereafter, except Sundays,
until September Il. Each proposal must
he accompanied by certified check for
: fef cent OF the amount OF proposal ten
dered, as a guarantee that the bidder Will
furnish bond for 20 per cent OF amount OF
proposal and enter into q contract with
the Board OF Public Works for the CON-
structlon OF the building. Upon failure
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 ana en-
tiers into contract; after which the checks
Of ali bidders will be returned 70 them.
Printed specifications may be had OF Sec
rotary Of the Board. Proposals must DO
on the blank to be had OF the Secretary
Address ali communications regarding
drawings and specifications TO Harrison
Alhrlght. Architect. Charleston, W. Va;
make certified checks payable TO the order
or the State Treasurer; and address all
proposals. to tho undersigned. marked on
outside Proposals for Annex"
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all proposals VIM n. o. DAWSON.
Secretary Board OF Public Works.
Charleston, W. Va, August 8. lSS9. nul0
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BRIDGEpORT HAPPENINGS.
EVurts Of a Day Ia the Town a. the
End Of tIie Hriige

7 E1VGI-th OF q AtUl W tAI AuNH - sf-s
End Of the bridge
George Bum Gather was arrested
yesterday afternoon b. omcer Sol
(, DOuds upon charge Of stealing = Pi'
cycle. Daniel wilkes. porter ut lhg
Union hotel BeliaiFe, had HIS Ramalc;
bicycle stolen Tuesday evening, AMI or
! the same night Gather rods the Wheei
to this city and tried TO dispose Of Il,
Offering to sen the same for =. pul
finding no purchaser be stored tht
/ wheel At Davis barber shop on Bridge
street officer Douds having learned
that a wheel had been stored IN the
barber shop and also knowing that one
was missing In Bellaire, took possession
OF the wheel and notified the Bell1irg
officers. wilkes Identified the wheel md
Gather was Immediately put under ar
rest.
A ball game Of ur.:5ual Interest "a
the fans In this vicinity Will be the one
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at
the Island ball park between the Mas
slllOn club and the strong team from
this city. It Will be remembered that
the first game resulted In victory for
the former club. but we venture 70 say
that they cannot repeat the dose.
The following from here will take in
the Cleveland. Loraln & Wheeling ex-
cursion to Niagara Falls Tomorrow:
Thomas McGough, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cooke, Mr., and Mrs, Zimmerman,
Misses Name Citizen, Martha Howell
Florence Mcconnell, Lnttie McCon-
naughey, Lena Dent and Minnie Kuhn
The Republican central committee will
meet tomorrow evening ut O'Clock az
the city nall TO complete arrangements
A.. 1t NSnR
convention which convenes at MARTINI
Ferry September 18th. and also to de-
termlne whether to elect a land apprais-
er by popular vote at the same time.
Marshal Thompson served attachment
papers on a plano in Martins Ferry
yesterday morning for Banner & Co.,
OF Wheeling, belonging TO Toby Way.
The case vii come up for hearing IN
Squire Cleman's court Monday.
Murray Holloway, who for the past
four years has been on DeweY'a nag
ship olympia, was the guest OF W. q.
Han in this city yesterday.
George Dupensky was fined yesterday
IS and costs for wife beating and Pratt
Bremers 81 and costs for drunkenness
by Mayor NeInlnger.
j. C. Dent and ]. c. Helnlein went
to Pittsburgh yesterday to purchase
supplies for the electric light plant.
Mrs. John Goodwin. Of East Liverpool,
Is the guest OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George Medill. In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Command have re-
turned from a few days outing at Ep-
worth park.
State Mine Inspector Thomas Nc
Cough leaves tomorrow for Niagara
Falls.
Sid ], Bristol, Of Cleveland, was q
business caller In the city yesterday,
Clay Dean, of Columbus. was In the
city Yesterday on business.
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BENWOoD NEWS.
Local Happenings orImportancc In =
Busy Town.

bAANl AVNWs
There was n colorcI picnic Mt White
mans grove yesterday. which was n
large and Joyous affair The plcnlckers
were from surrounding towns MS, re-
mnrknble to relate. there isn't colOrCd
Individual In BenwoOd. None nre en-
ployed NJ the mills here, excepting one
nj the Riverside office Few Industrial
towns but have n large colored colony.
Hon. s. Il. Hnnen, OF McMechen, Is
said to be n candidate for state treas
urer. other prospective candidates
from the county for state Offices. not
previously mentioned. arc Colonel ]. H.
Hooten for attorney general. and War
den sam Il. Hawk. for auditor
Several Bcnwood BptrituniistB intend
ed a Circle" held In Wheeling last
night, conducted by famous medium
from Columbus, o., named Prof.
Stevens. He Is snid 10 he the best
trumpet" medium In the country,
The Wheeling Railway Company has
begun the work ~ paving between its
Trucks from SchndR crossing to Boggs
run The paving was badly torn up in
places.
John w. Leach and others from BEN
wood attended the opening Of the
camp meeting nj the Moundsvlile camp
grounds last night
Prosecuting Attorney n ]. Parsons
and Attorney BnrEor EvnnE.of Mounds
vile. were circulating here yesterday,
A number OF Hcnwood Hlbcrnlans
and their friends attended the picnic
at Mozart pnrk yesterday
Jesse Masters, n teacher In the Lit
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MouNDsYILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
r,.s,.,, r1btne rIty

Yesterdays NEWS FROM A4NE9uai'
County's Chief City.
The following are among those who
will 20 on the excursion to Niagara
Fails tomorrow: Friend Cox, wife and
daughter; c. r. Oldham and wife; ]. F.
hurley and wife; Mrs, ]. A. Ployd, Mrs.
S. A, Hawk, Miss Talley, Misses kath-
airline and Mary Halpin, Mrs. Cora
Hfggs. Miss Della WOODBURY., MISS
Love Gamble, W. n. Dorsey. A. ]. Sea-
mon and wife, and ]. F. Alley.
w, D. Catlett arrived home yesterday
from Washington, D. c., where he spent
several days, after returning from Por-
to Rico. He has many good words to
say concerning our new possessions
and thinks there are good opportunities
for our business men on the island. he
expects to return and engage in the In
surance business
SQUIRE A. D. Pierce was called to
Glendale yesterday morning to hold a
coroner's inquest over the remains OF
child about twenty-four hours Old'
which was found in the river. It had
been in the water several days, NO
clue being found by which Il could be
Identified, the Justice ordered It buried.
The brick work on the new Francis
building on Jefferson avenue, was COM
menced yesterday. The first brick was
laid by Miss Osta Beula, the youngest
daughter OF the owner OF the builqing'J'
T. Francis.
The city teachers examination was
being held at the Central school build
Ing yesterday and continues to-day.
Eleven teachers are taking the exami-
nation.
Mrs. William McKane and Miss Ham
ilton, Of Philadelphia, are the guests OF
W. B. Humphreys and family.
Quite n number Of our people were
attending the Wetzel county fnlr at
New Martinsville yesterday.
Wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer Will
get It for you.
Rev. John Bedow, Of Cameron. arriv-
ed on the campgrounds last evening to
attend the meetings.
Mrs. A. L. Francis and son Harold, OF
Cameron. arrived in the city last even
ing to visit relativea.
F. Harris Yost, of Fairview, came TO
the city yesterday evening to spend n
few days with friends.
wheeling Bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer will
get 1t for you.
W. S. Rucker, Of Pocahontas county,
was in the city yesterday on legal buSi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Reppetto are OK
pected home to-day from Atlantic City.
Miss Ida HuSs, OF waynesburg. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. W, Booher.
Mn. F. II. Blake and SON George, left
yesterday for Atlantic City.
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WELLSBURG.
Doings orPcoplo In tho Brooke Conn
~ Metropolis,

DOings OfPcOplc In tho Brooke Conn
~ Metropolis,
Yesterdays sessions Of no teachers
institute were OF unusual interest. The
papers and discussions on current topics
such aR the Dreyfus case. the Paris ev-
position, the partition Of China, lie
peace congress, etc. drew out many
statements OF facts and opinions. The
afternoon session was enlivened by sew
eral recltntlOns by Prof. Fred p. High,
the elOcutlonlst, who gave an entertain
ment last night. The institute closes
TODAY. The instructors, Profs. Jacob
and Roster. are well pleased with the
educational condition hero and speak
highly OF both the teachers and the peo-
pie generally
Yesterday was big day at the Bell
view camp grounds, It being "Epworth
League Day" A prominent feature
OF the afternoon session was the Junior
league rally conducted by Misses H0llle
Atkins. OF Mononguheln, Pa, and Lucy
Miller. Of wellsburg. To-day Is ''Mls-
sionary day" with Mrs. Samuel Hnz-
lett, Of Washington, Pa, In charge. DR..
w. II. Holmes. Of BraddOck. Pa, will
lecture this evening on Woman In His
tory
S. C. GIst. on behalf OF the Bellvlcw
comp meeting association. extended a
cordial Invitation to the teachers instl-
scmbly's grounds.
w. II. Gist. Of Bridgeton. Mo-, is Wis
lting his old home In Brooke county.
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the locals drove HaRfsT 70 the bench IN
the tiiild. Phillips vas not an impf0vt-
ment Seymour. on Inc Other hand. IA
very effective. The second game was won
~ punching hits in the hrBt and third
inning. seores;1 ~,
First game. RHE
New York 80 33eQ0 s-i5 Is 3
Batteries. Seymour and Warney: HaW-
ley, Phillips and Peitz Earned runs New
York !. Time. 200. Umpires, Emslie and
Mcdonald, Attendance, 500
Second CANA RHE
e Cine a8af II. 80 I 3 So H !
Batteries, Gettlsand Doyle; Taylor and
Wood. EIlrned Guns, New York 3 Time.
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BASE BAIL COMMENT.

President Peter Heply, Of the Wheel
ing base bah club. said last night that
he had just received information to the
effect that short-stop Leahy, late of the
Lancaster Atlantic league club, had
signed a Wheeling contract and would
report at Springfield to-day. Another
player signed yesterday is Catcher
"Tlm" Donohoe. of the Daytons. one Of
the best back-stops in the Interstate.
who will succeed Cote. Cote Is a good
man, but his partial DEAFNESS is a han
dicap against him. The club expects to
land Outfelder Flournoy, now OF
Mansfield, before the close Of the week.
and II Mansfield retains him Wheeling
may get McVey. late Of Lancaster. Be-
fore the close OF the week It Is expected
two new pitchers win be signed.
Whistler played his first game with
the wheelings yesterday, He failed to
make safe hit. Lyle had three.
1t is just possible Wheeling win be
playing Sunday ball at home before the
present season ends. The outlook is
said to be bright In that direction.
wheeling opens a three game series
at Springfield this afternoon.
President Healy is determined to
give Wheeling a winning team. even II
all chances for n credItable position in
the race are gone.
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BOWLING.

In the Carroll Club league last
nights score was as follows;
C. H. S. Carenbauer lie, 147, 123; H.
GuudlIng. 121. 81. 1913; Reilly. %. 100, 1874;
Brown. 90, 11S, 1871; Smith. 116, 1l6, 125:
Blind, III. 11s. 1875; handIcap.159 1862, 152;
totals. sos, s47. 9O3.
Nettors-Gaus, 1876. 145, SO; GundlFng,
1876, l27, IS: Cochran, 1872, 1871, l23: Car
enbauer. LOG. SO. o.: Jones, 127, 1913. 100:
Blind, l27, 123. 125; totals, 762, 73S, $50.
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Teton school, was calling on friends
here yesterday.
Miss Edna sWisher. q Marion county,
Il visiting BenWood friends.
Prof. Frank BartlebauGh has retnrp-
ed from Empire, o.
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Simmer ae'orn.
DER PARK H0TtL,
con the Crest Of the GiIsuhralsI,-
hTTR PARK. Nd.

scyernl desirable newly furnished COT.
TAlES FOR RENT for the coming sea.
son: ready for occupancy from June ].
These cottages are fully equipped for
honEnEcrpinC. or n preferred, occupants
can arrange for meals at the hotel, which
opens June y.
Most desirable location In the AIegheny
Mountains. ON line OF b. & y. II. X. For
terms and full information, address
u. q. JONES. AanlEqr,
th&H Baltimore. Nd. 3. 4 o. Building.
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Was the result Of his splendid health.
Indomltnble viii and tremendous energy
arc not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels nre out OF order.
II you want these qualities. and the
success they bring. use Or. Kings New
Life pills. They develop every power
Of brain and body, Only % cents at
Logan Drug Co. q Drug Store. 3
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BROOKLYN. August l7-After the
Brookiyns had gained n safe lead to.day
Hanlon did Borue experimenting. Hui re-
llcving Dunn In the hoE and JENNINGS gD.
lnE 10 first. Roth played the stirring Out
and did nne work. The Clrvelands were
never in the hunt scoro
RHE
Cleveland ....0 o 0 20 o q 0 o. I G
brooklyn "a 0. q la'--2O ~ 0
batteries. Schmidt. Caullnowcr and sur.
dem Dunn. iIlli and Mcclure Earned
runs, Cleveland I Brooklyn g. Time. i.i2
Attendance LOO UmplrcH, swnrtwool
md Dwycr
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BOSTON. August iI.-Bostsn and Louis
vile split even ina double-header Mich
OILS had balloon ascension in the sew
enth inning and nearly lost the hrst game,
but Boston won out by opportune hitting
In the ninth. Stupid base running and
Bailey's wildness lost the second game for
Boston. The second game was called at
the end Of the seventh on account OF dark
ness. Attendance, 1000. Scores:
First game. RHE
Boston ,,......4 / 0gg1go l=I.9 5
Batteries, Nichols and Clarke; Cunning
ham and thinner. Earned runs, Boston
/; Louisville l.
Second game. R II f
Louisville ...........O / o 1 o 0 o. ?
Batteries. Bailey ana Bergen; Bowling
and Powers. Earned runs, Louisville L
Time, 2:03 EMPIRES, Gaffney and Latham.
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At Toledo. RI E
New caitie....o / i Q ia IL i
Batteries-Cates and Arthur; wads-
worth and Barclay.
At Springfield First game. r H E
Springfield IL 0 30 3
HOungt'n -....2 l Ill IL
Batteries-wolfe. Lyons and BeyilIe;
Grove and Lattimer.
At Springfield. Second game, r II f
Springfield 20 o 0 o o o o 600 . G
Youngstown p 0 o l o 1-"4 0
Batteries-Dolan and Bevillei Roach and
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Earned runs. Washington >; Pittsburgh
T. Two-aSc hits. McGann. WllliamE. Me
Carthy, Anterior. Home runs. Q'Brien
washington. Double plays, OBr!en TO
Bower1nan; Ely to Bowerrnan. First base
on balls on weighing /. on Chcsbro 2
Hit by pitched ball. Bonner. Pndden
Struck out, by Wcyhing l. by CheshIo l.
Left on bases, Washington >: PITTS
bnrRh = Time, l:G. Umpires, o'Day and
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PHILApELPHIA, August list Louis
played q ragged game In tie geld. which
accounts for the Phillies' victory. Lave
Cross was compelled 10 retire. owing 70
an injury to one OF his angar1, sustained
while stopping hot grounder from Dele
ST. Louis IL O02 O00 O-6-s S
Philadelp'a % l 2 "a s / . '-i2 u 3
Batteries. cuppy and Criger; Dcnohue
and DouglaaS. Eagned runs, st. Louis :;
Philadelphia Z. Time, 2:a1 Umplres,
Lynch and Connolly
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EnTneu runs, FuFt Wbyhe q IWheeIInB :
TWo-base hits, Letcher. GlasSrock. Bel
den, Guese. Lytie . Three-base hits.
Flood, Wells. Home run, Niles. Stolen
bases, Flood, Glasscock 9 BHbb, Lyons
Innings pitched. Brashear 8: Guese s.;
wellS Q. Base hits made on Brashear .;
on Guese g. on Wells l2. First base on
balls. on BrRshear 4: on Guese 5; on Wells
e. Hit by pitched ball, by Wells l. Struck
out, by BTashear /: by Guese (: by Wells
z. Wild pitches, Wells J. Double play,
Lyons to Niles. Umpire, ReimRn. Time,
2:l0. Attendance, AGO.
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Ruea0nSah.
AUCTION SALE CONTINUED.

On Saturday, August ~. beginning at 2
p. M, In front OF premises, We will con-
tinue the sale, at public auction, Of the
D. h. McIlwaino property, No. y Indiana
street. consisting OF q siXty-foOt corner
lot, with frame dwelling
The terms OF sale, which Is subject to
lease expiring May /, 1900, are one-third
OF the purchase money In cash, and the
balance payable In one, two and three
years, with interest. secured by deed Of
trust on the property
This Is one OF the choice locations on
the Island, and will 70 at bargain.
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TIcE 10 BoNDHoLDERs

nv V44N@L TO g4H37I1
or Upshur County Bonds to the Buckhan-
non and West Fork Railroad Company.
You are hereby notified 10 forward for
payment TO the Buckhannon Bank, on or
before the first day Of September. 1880,
fourteen 90 of said bonds, numbered as
follows: 50. 90, 81, %, 90, 81. IS, IS, 81. 9S,
%, 100, 1Oi and 100. Interest on said bonds
to cease on and after said first day OF Sep
By order Of upshur County Court, July
term, 1859.
A Copy-Teste:
jyls-f ]. ]. MORGAN. Clerk.
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Theo. W. Fink & Co.,
1903 Market Street
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.


A tvo-story brick and frame addition.
Lot q feet 6 Inches by about 100 feet on
west side OF Main street. J doors north
Of Eighth street. Only $50 THIS week
Pleasant Valley. from ! to acres OF
ground. site cannot be beat for q reai'
K fine and cheap building lot on Lind
atreet-$s00 only
street. with brick dwelling on alley I
This is all desirable property and an
Investment.
50-foot by iOO-foot lot corner Thirty
fourth and Chapllne streets. part Of AL
hAmbrA Rink and frame dwelling, rooml,
on II. will be offered cheap this week.
C. A. SCHAEFER 8 CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
Telephone ST.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
srANpINa On cLuRs

Yesterdays CANES
Fort Wayne 10, wheeling l.
New Castle 4. Toledose
youngstown II, Springfield 2
Youngstown 4, Springfield
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NEW YORK, August 7-cInclnnati
was beaten in two games this afternoon,
being outplayed In both cases, In the llrst
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IU-UAI 5 UANITsS.
louisville at Boston.
Cleveland ut Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at PHILADELPHIA
Chicago NJ Baltimore
Pittsburgh NJ Washington.
WASHINGTON. August 11.-PittEburgli
took another game to-day by opportune
hitting md crrorlcss fielding. Chnsbro
was hit hard. but the Senators failed to
bunch their hits. Attendance. I.iOo Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Baltimore 10, Chicago s
Brooklyn 20. Cleveland 2
New York Q. Cincinnati 4. -st
New York u, Cincinnati I.
Philadelphia r. st. Louis 6.
Boston :. Louisville G,
Louisville 2. Boston !.
Pittsburgh 8, Washington