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WON BY NrFADDN.
4 Right and n Left Hook Put Out
Joe Cans Inst Night,

~ hlBnL ana Il Lett HOOK Put Out
Joe Cans Last Night.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Joel Cans, the
veteran Baltimore lightweight. went
down before George McFadden. of New
York, in the twcnty-thlrd round OF their
fight at the new Broadway Athletic
Club Tonight. Cans was not complete
ly knocked out. but fell from exhaustion
and was unable to gain his feet after
he dropped. 1t was rafting fight 10
watch. and 5000 spectators chcered the
winner on to victory. Referee johnny
White warned tho principals that they
would haze to care for themselves In
the breaknways.
The opening rounds were featureless,
for both OF the men were vary wary.
In the ciGhthrOund McFadden cut loose,
took a lead and was never RaIn headed.
He gave the most remarkable exhibit
ton of blocking ever seen In n local
ring. Cans tried in every way TO ret
In on tho New Yorker. but was Invarl-
ably stopped. II McFaddcn blocked
with his left. he sent the right into
the body, and with tho left found the
face. He fought Mt close range, and
was generally inside Cans leads. In
the eighteenth Cans was very tired and
groggy, but McF'addcn seemed unable
TO plnce the right kind of n punch. Time
saved the colored man. Again In the
twenty-second round Cans was wobbly
on his feet. but once more McFadden
failed to do the trick.
McFaddcn opened the twcnty-third
with two rights on the body and left
In tho face, and Cans was manirestly
distressed. Suddenly the white lad
sent n right 10 the Jaw, and then hook
cd ha left on the chin. Cans topplcd
over. md was unable TO rise. The men
signed to fight at 133 pounds, but Nc
Faddcn was five pounds under the
mark, E.. FTT.
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MOUNDSVILLE BUDGET.
News From Marshall
County's Chief CITY,

-
County's Chief City.
A telegram was received here yes
terday afternoon by Marshal Miller
from Cambridge. O.. where the off,
GERS want man by the name OF G.
w. Haynes for check forging. The
marshal soon located q man answerIny
the description and who said his name
Is Haynes. He was taken before Squire
Pierce, who after hearing the evidence
of the marshal held him until the oiti-
GERS at Cambridge can be heard from.
The entertainment given by the Need
lework Guild society of the Christian
church at the Opera House Thursday
night was attended by large audi
ence which was well pleased with the
entertainment
J. C. Caldwell post No. 81, G. A. R.,
will meet at their hall tonight. The
commander Is very anxious TO have 4
large attendance of the. members. as
there is important business to. trans
act.
The Tennessee Warblers. quartette
OF southern colored gentlemen. will give
concert at the Opera House next
Thursday night, under the auspices Of
the Junior Epworth league.
Mrs. VIII Bender and daughter, OF
Steubenville, were the guests Of Mrs.
G. c. Reppetto, OF the Orchard, yester-
day afternoon and evening.
Mr.. R. W. D. Barger and family will
move from Wheeling Island to their
newly purchased property near the
prison Monday.
The Charles Mortimer company will
appear at the Opera House tonight,
with Ten Nights IN q Bar Room"
Capt. II. r. Anshutz will leave to-
morrow morning on the steamer Queen
City for visit to Louisville.
Miss Alice Cotton, OF Grafton, arrived
in the city yesterday evening to spend
week with friends here.
Daisy, the four-year-old daughter of
W. H. Encix, is sick with typhoid
fever.
The regular April term OF the coun-
ty court will begin next Tuesday morn
ing.
]. Alex Ewing returned last night
from business trip to Parkersburg.
W. D. Stewart. of Pleasant Valley,
was caller in the city yesterday.
The w. c. T. U. met in regular ses-
sion at their hall last night.
Senator S. W. Matthews is on bus
iness trip to Huntington.
DR.. G. W. Bruce was ut Rosby's Rock
yesterday.
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M'MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

,,glLS. -, ~
rst,rnoI 20 bar S,,tios os .aaoh.r ."a 10
room NJ = or ,,a whit. soho,I a,.,r
being off on account of the serious i'll
ness OF her mother,
Union District Teachers association
will hold Its annual session this after
noon at $50 o'clock. The evening SEES
sion Will be held at the Methodist Epis-
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Receiuer,s Sale.
y ECEIVER'S SALE.

- ECElVERS SALE.
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, in
q certain chancery cause therein pending,
in which w. ". Wood ct al. are plaintiffs,
and Robert W. Kyle e. al. are defendants,
entered on tho 9Th day. OF April 1859. tho
undersigned receivers OF tho Woods Broth
crS, Planning Mil Company. n corporation.
will offer for sale, Mt public auction, TO ths
highest and best bidder. at the north
front door q the court house Of Ohio
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., the follow
Ing described property, to-wit:
Ftrst-All that parcel OF real estate stu
ate a4, in the city OF Wheeling, county OF
scrihed us lot No. I. In square No. g. In
Sprigg md RItchie's addition to the city
OF Wheeling, situated at the junction OK
Thirty-th!rd, Thirty-fourth and Chapllno
streets. in said city of Wheeling. Being
the same property heretofore conveyed
to Wood brothers, Planning Mil Com
pany. corporation. by John Spcldel and
Anna L: Speldel. his wife. by deed dated
June S, 1852 which deed Is recorded in tho
office OF the clerk OF the county court
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. s.; page "a.
and other fixtures In the planning mill
building situated on the lot first above
described.
Tho real estate described In the frs.
anu inc anu I'M
lures described in this paragraph will DO
offered for sale Jointly and separately. and
will be sold either way.
Thira-The following described parcel
OF real estate, situate in the city OF Wheel
inE. county OF Ohio. and state OF West
Virginia, described rs lots Nos. and 10.
In square No. 81, IN SprigG and R!tchie's
addition to the city OF Wheeling, stu-
McColloch streets. In said city. being the
same property heretofore conveyed TO tho
said Wood Brothers Planning Mill COM
pnny by Daniel l.. Hc!skell and +. MnudA
20. 1891. and recorded In tho office OF tho
clerk OF the county court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, in Deed Book No. Sc. page
Fourth-All tho following personal prop
crty. that IS to say, all the lumber, wnE-
ons, tools. implements and stock OF NOR
chandise in the hands OF tho undersigned
STsssiySrs p IS the prTpGrty OF the WOOD
Fifth-The frame building situate on the
southwest corner Of Thirty-fourth and
Chaplinc streets: known rs tho Alh3mhr2
ground. ard the building alone is TO DO
sold without any title to the real estate.
SiSth-hl of the book accounts owing
TO- and claims OF tho Wood Brothers
Tho accounts and claims described IN this
paragraph Will be offered as u whole. and
will not be sold In parts
TERMS OF SALE.
For tho property described. In the nrst,
second and third raraEraphs, onc-hnlt
cash on the day OK shlc,' or ns much moro
IN cash rs the, purchaser may desire TO
pay: the balance In two equal INSTALL
nents payable IN SIX and twelve months
respectively, The title 10 be reserved lin-
III tho purchase money shall have been
paid In full
For the property described IN tho fourth.
Nth and sixth paragraphs, terms OF sale
EDWARD WAGNER.
GEORGE D. MANWEL.Ut
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OIL CITY-River 81 feet and failing
Clear and pleasant
WARREN--Rlver feet. Clear nnt
mild
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S feet 6 inch.
es and stationary. Cloudy and warm.
GREENSBORO-River SS feet and
falling.
Observation-Disclosures 60 feet and
falling
PITTSBURGH-Rive o. foot and
rising. Clear and warm.
STEUBENVILLE - River II feet
inches and stationary. Clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE-River $50 feet and
fallig. Raining,
MEAiPHIS-River IS feet and falling.
Cloudy and warm.
CAIRo-River Al feet and falling.
Cooler.
LOUISVlLLE-Riv falling, with II
feet In the canal. feet inch on the
falls md % feet s inches below the
locks. Cloudy and warm.
PIT. PLEASANT--Rlver 49, feet and
falling. Rain.
CINCINNATI - River 29.S feet and
falling. Cloudy.
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takes such delight In indulgIng In spite
full filings occasionally would do we'll
to throw aside his fountain pen Of gall
and, like Ponce de Leon, seek some
other fountain that may purge his sys-
tenn OF these deplorable disorders-splte.
jealousy. li;tleness. etc. On this oc-
caslon his gall-fount bubbles over with
venom because the IntcllIgencer print
ed the Interstate schedule yesterday
morning. The Intelligencer does not
deem It necessary TO Justify itself with
the evening sheet, but TO the base ball
public It Will be stated that the sched-
ule was printed In advance OF the DAP
requested by President Power because
past experience has taught that the
evening papers Of the Interstate cir
cult have In the past in several In
stances printed the schedule either in
part or whole the evening before the
day named by President Power. Why,
the Mansfield papers printed sections
OF this very schedule Tor the one that
was thought to have been adopted
then) the day otter the meeting of the
league there, In the face OF It's not be-
ing made public. A morning paper
yesterday. which was informed that the
IntelligeEcer would print the schedule.
gave parts Of 1t. And the evening
paper which wakes so warm itself
printed the Wheeling end OF It last
evening"; 10 be consistent the evening
sheet ought to kick itself for this dirty
breach Of confidence" Mr.. Powers re-
quest was made In order to secure
uniformity in It's publication over. the
Circuit: The 1ntelligencer printed It
Friday morning in order 10 be in the
advance guard OF this uniformity. The
News is simply aggrieved because in
this instance It happens to be in the
rear guard
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of WhcclInS's
Progressive NcIElbOr.

Progressive Ncighbor.
David Thomas, Of Aetnaville. died at
the North Wheeling hospital Thursday
night from the effects OF an operation
performed for the removal OF an alb
cess on the brain about three months
ugo. Deceased was twenty-tliree years
OF age and was popular emploYe Of
the Aetna Standard mill. The funeral
win take place from the Welsh church
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock. In
terment ut Rivervlew.
Master VIII Hobbs entertained about
twenty-five OF his friends at the home
of his parents on North Fifth street
last night in q pleasing manner. The
event was given In honor OF Miss Edna
CrIder, who leaves for her future home
at Toledo, O., tomorrow. Several
hours were delightfully."- spent with
dancing, games and refreshment at the
customary hour.
The hook and ladder wagon. while
responding 10 the fire alarm yesterday
morning narrowly escaped being hit by
the 1890 train on the Wheeling & Lake
Erie at the Hanover street crossing.
| This Is another instance OF the danger
Of this railroad crossing has been
tHe TsScHe " AhahS nun cASeeAA Co
capes.
The ladies OF the Christian church
Will give on ice cream social In the va
cant room In the Opera block tonight,
proceeds to go toward Rev. ]. n. Wise
man, who. with other members OF the
family, Is very III.
4 slight blaze on the roof OF q house
on Pike street yesterday morning
called the fire department to box No.
%. The blaze was e1tinguished before
the arrival of the company, with no
loss.
Sam Doudy, arrested by officer Brown
for indecent exposure, was given S2J
and costs and ten days IN Jail yester-
day. He will likely be taken to St.
Clairsville Monday.
The opening night of. the supper and
bazaar given by the ladies' Of the German
Lutheran church at Schedules hall last
night was well attended.
II street cars are not running, by
evening the ferry boat Conveyor will
make trip to Wheeling. leaving the
ferry landing at 7I5.
Miss Mabel Hobensack will be down
from Pittsburgh Tomorrow and will
NC INT SueeL VI shlso EStHet t1oppS VII
Fifth street.
Mrs. D. T. McWilliams and daughter.
OF Sistersville. are the guests of the
family Of Rev. s. ]. BogIe, on Walnut
street.
Three applicants were taken Into the
Martins Ferry council No. 80. Jr. o.
U. A. NJ. at the meeting last night.
Kenworthy Hoge has returned from
near Richmond. Va, where he was
called by the death Of his brother.
Rev. Arch R. Robinson, OF Allegheny,
will preach at the United Presbyterian
church tomorrow
Mrs. John Davis. OF Cambridge. ar
rived last night to attend the funeral
Of David Thomas.
Prosecuting Attorney C. L. Weems,
OF St. Clairsville, was in town on bus
mess yesterday.
H. G. Kidd has been appointed as su-
perlntendent OF the township COM
| menceQnent.
Tonight Is the last regular meeting
Of the old council.
". W. Mccoy Is up from Marietta
on business.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
ofBclmont County.

The statement OF tie First National
bank, Just published, shows deposits
amounting to more than 100000. while
the loans and discounts are less than
half that amount. With such a sum
OF money on hand, the deposits being
the highest In the history OF the bank.
this pioneer bank here ought to be In
nice shape when there comes greater
demand for money than there is at
this time. And nobody knows what
a few years may bring. Less than
three years ago there was a very gen
eral howl about the scarcity Of money.
aud to-day the banks In the Ohio VOL
ley and many individuals are puzzling
themselves TO know how TO employ the
Idle money they have on hands.
Two strangers dropped Into Bellalre
the other day and said they came on
here to work. on the electric railway,
but when they discovered the situation
were not disposed to take the chance.
They dropped into the fair OF the Elks
and Eeatherington's band and after
relating their tale OF woe demonstrated
that one of them could manipulate the
keys OF piano fairly well. while the
other can strike stage attitude and
sing. In the contest on the most popu-
lar lady. Miss Amelia Steger led with
600 votes Thursday night, but the con-
test was nip and tuck with Lulu Hardy
good second and Beulah Cats was an
excellent third. No Idea of the stand
Ing Of the girls at the finish can be
hprol frnp, tbIo phoutpr IS
The Baltimore & Ohio had force Of
men at work yesterday taking the
stone out Of the foundation OF the old
round house and loading 1t on cars to
be used In improvements at Benwood
Junction and other points along the
line. This will remove the last vestlge
Of once busy shop here.
The order for double tracks from Bel
laire to Cambridge has been revoked
| for the present.. This work was ex-
pected for this summer, but some
change In plans brought counter
mand. The surveys have been made
and IT is believed the Improvement Is
only delayed.
Mr.. Harry W. Hunter assumes the
duties Of his new place as agent for the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling at
Bridgeport to-day. and Mr.. J. W. Ober-
man takes his place in the office here.
The street cars on this side, OF the
river have run uninterruptedly, but
there are persons who walk long dis
tances to manifest sympathy with the
strikers at Wheeling.
| Lawson E. Emerson, the dashlns
clerk OF the courts. was at the Elks-
Heaeherington band fair Thursday
| night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kinney, Jr., will
| entertain the Twentieth Century club
at their homo next Tuesday evening.
The few spring days have given the
opportunity. that has been seized upon,
to fix up many properties about town.
VIM. H. Gill. Of Muncie. Ind, was in
town yesterday and left In the after
| noon for Lancaster.
There arc forty-four assessors In this
county, twenty-nine Republicans and
Afteen Democrats.
Quite large shipment of sheep pelts
was made from this city to Cadiz on
Wednesday. ~
| Miss Maiden Brown, stenographer. Is
back from q visit with Parkersburg
relatives.
The Baltimore & Ohio train from the
east was two hours late YESTERDAY
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Although the scheduled opening Of
the National League opens to-day.
there were two games yesterday after
noon. Philadelphia defeated Washing
ton in a close game before 1000 people
Il. Philadelphia, and Chicago walked
away with one-sIded game from the
Colonies at Louisville. In the Phila-
delphia- Washington game, Dick"
Padden played strong game for the
Senators. scoring one run, two hits,
two put outs. two assists and no errors.
The games scheduled to-day are as
follows:
Boston at Brooklyn.
Washington lat Philadelphia.
New York at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Louisville.
Cleveland ut St. Louis.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE base
ball season opened here with over 10000
people In attendance, and proved to be
an suspicious occasion for the home
team. Philadelphia won, but 1t was
not nm easy victory. as Washington
plyed O. fine fielding game. and had not
the homo team solved Killens' delivery
In the fifth, sixth and seventh innings.
dlffertn story might be told. Roy
Thomas who formerly played on the
University Of Pennsylvania team. an
swered all the requirements at first base
and won the spectators admiration.
The battling features were Cooley's
triple and rDelehanty's two doubles.
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Earned runs. Philadelphia, 1: Washing
ton. l. Stolen bases, Cross. Mcclure, Pad
den. Two base-hits. Cooley. Delehants
?: La Joie. Davis. ThreeSbase hit. Coot
ley. Sacrifice hit, Hulen. Double plays.
Lauder. La Jo!e and Thomas. First base
on balls, OF Klllen, 4: OF Plat, 3. Hit
by pitcher. Cooley. Struck out by Pia,t
2: by killen. 5. Passed ball, Mcfarland!
Wild pitches. Plat. /: KIllen. /. Left on
bases. Philadelphia, Z; Washington, 3.
Time. two hours Umpires. Hunt and
Connolly. Attendance, i0,T6S.
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r, Earned runs. Chicago. 2:4Louisville. !.
Stolen bases, Green. Lange. Two-base
Gns Wagner, Lange: .: Ryan. Donahue,
Woverton. Three-bnsc hits. Griffith
Struck out. Griffith, !. Double plays
Dexter and Richie: Mccormick and Ev-
srett: Chngnan. Ritchey and Dexter
Banss on balls, off Cunningham, 5; on
GTfiith, ?. Left on bases. Chicago, 70:
ham. !. Time, l:51. Empires, Burns and
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BOWLING,

Last night. In the Wheeling I.caguc'e
tournament. the Bowlcrs lost two out
OF three to tho Old Cronics The feature
was tho effort OF RAIDER. OF the Dowlcrs.
to roll three scores high enough TO null
down the high individual average. He
rolled I'll In tho first game. and aver
ngcd more than 1870 on the three. but
Secretary Fcttc has compiled thc scores
OF the two men, and announced last
night that Brown. OF tho Whccllnrs.
wins on n very slight margin. one Min
Of u pin. -
IN the Muscc summer tournament,
in9t nlght'n games resulted In three. vic.
tories Tor The Tom Moo"cg over the Rc-
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Tho Coloncls Slaughtered.

LOUISVILLE. KY, April 1.-THE
Colonies were virtually slaughtered by
the Orphans In the opening game of the
National League season here to-day.
The all-around playing OF the Chicagos
and Ryn's phenomenal .one-hand catch,
which was against the left field fence,
were the features. Attendance, 5000.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT=EASE,

4 powder TO be shaken Into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen,
nervous and hot. and Hct tired easily. II
YOU haVo smnrting feet or tight shoes, try
Aliens Foot-Ense. 1t cools the feet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blistors md callous spots.
Relieves CONS and binions of nil pnin
Sold by nll druggists and shoe stores for
DC. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
s. Olmstcd. lie Roy. N. Y. tth&s
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES

Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 6 a. m.
Parkcrsburg. BEN HUR. II q m.
Slstcrsvile. RUTH, $50 p. m.
ClarIngt tom. LEROY. $3.50 p. m. j..
SteubenvIlle. It. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. ;. GREENWOOD. $50 n. m.
ParkersburR II. x. BEDFORD. il n. m. 4.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON. IL n. m.
SIstersvIllc.. RUTH, 3:S0 p. M.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 y. m.
Stcubenvlle. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. Rem HUR. 4 q. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA. 8 n. IN. q
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, 4. m
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA, . n. m.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, S n, M.
SistersvIllc.. LEROY, ! n. m.
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ST. SIMPSON.
....NOTlCE....

The parents and guardians OF students
belonging to Ohio Valley Business and
English Academy are hereby notified that
al! money for tuition and books must DO
paid 70 tho treasurer. at corner Main and
Twelfth streets: that any money paid to
I. r. Noise for the purpose named will
be re.collected by tho company.
]. N. FRASHER. President.
Parents and guardians OF students OF
Ohio Valley Business and English Acad-
envy nre hereby notified that all students
will be completed In their courses OF study
at contract price without regard to ttme
required, and that there will be no extra
charge for books and blanks.
]. NJ. FRAsHER. President.
Tho public is hereby notified that all
courses OF instruction arc being given In
the most practical up-to-dnte plans known
to the business world, and we most re-
spec;tuiiy request O continuance OF your
patronage.
OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
]. NJ. FRAsHER. President. jaI3
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ETCHING hemorrhoid1 were the
plague OF my life. Was almost wild.
Doan's Ointment cured me quickly and
permanently. after doctors had failed"
c. F. Cornwell. Valley Street, SAUCER
ties, N. y. A.
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BOATS LEAVING TODAY
Along the Landing.

The marks at p. nj. showed II feet
G inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm. =
The Queen City Is Sundays Cincln-
natl packet. departing ut S a. m.
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BASE BALL,

The evening sheets spite department
was In full blast last evening for the
especial benefit of the 1ntelllgencer.
The snlpner-snapper young man who