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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
When. the house met after recess the
rule was suspended and the bill 10 amend
the Revised Statutes relating to county
finances was made a special order for Fri
day at 4 O'Clock p. M The bill so amends
the law passed by the last legislature a.
to provide that in counties having no bank
| ing facilities the commissioners courts
when counting the cash of the count!
treasurer may consider as actual cash q
certificate OF cashier Of any reputable
! bank in the State that the county treasurer
as such has money on deposit.
On motion OF MIR. Greenwood the order
OF business was suspended and his bill tc
impose an annual occupation tax upon ped
oilers was taken up.
! An amendment by Mr.. Palmer to reduc-
the tax on psddlers with one horse or one
pair Of oxen from SIS to $50 and on ped
dlers with two horses or two pair of oXer
or who peddles In ssilboats from $50 to SIS
was adopted
An amendment by Mr. Little to exempt
vendors OF fruit from the tax was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Oliver offered an amendment to ex-
empt from the tax peddlers who exchange
goods and wares for poultry and counts ,
produce.
Mr.. Schluter offered an amendment I,
Mr.. divers amendment providing that
those proposed TO be exempted BIZ 1t mus
be engaged exclusively in exchanging good
and wares for poultry and produce anC
who do nc. sell otherwise for cash or or
credit The substitute was lost.
| Mr.. Oliver amended his amendment so as
to make the exemption to apply TO those
only who are exclusively engaged in tn,
exchange OF goods and wares for poultry
and produce The amendment as amend.
ed was adopted.
An amendment BY Mr.. Chlders 10 impos'
tax OF s. per annum on clock peddler.
was tabled
| An amendment by Mr. Little to appl.
TO vendors OF literature generally the pro
I vision of bill exempting ve7ders OF ex
| clusively religious literature from the ia,
/ WAS adopted The bill was then passed
| on motion Of Mr.. Tucker the order o
/ business was suspended and the house tool
/ UP his Joint resolution proposing to 81
amend the constitution as to authorize thi
levy In counties or districts infested witt
prairie dogs or other pests OF an ad va
! loren tax not to exceed 5 cents on each
acre OF land for the purpose of exterminat
| Ing such prairie dog or other pssts. Thu
proposed amendment provides that whel
I any land owner makes sufficient proof Il
/ tho commissioners court that he has NJ
prairie dogs or has exterminated the prairie
dogs on land where such tax has hee;
( levied. he shall BE- exempted from payini
such tax.
AIr. Tucker spoke in support NJ his pro
/ pnsod amendment II Was also esr1es'l'
! supported ~ Mr. Pear ap'hor NJ the hii
I that pared the house some time ago e
! provide for the determination OF prairi
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THE CHRISTIAN REVIVAL

Evangelist Van Pelts meetings at the
Auditorium are largely increasing in at
tendance at each service despite the many
other attractions.
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The House.

The committee an 49,, ~,
mort - ~. SUBMITTED re-
'ne mousse TINS morning recon-
lnenuing mat the rule requiring bills to he
considered in COMMITTEES of the whoI. ho
SUSPENDED no ia ,bo ro,o.,,
bui Viii "ppfopriatloh
"''n 'ne UNDERSTANDING that during
tne consideration of the bill in the house
the motion to table be susnended nm my,
question and th,t .ho.a -.
a may NC a' ieaS'
"' many as TWO speeches. on each side and
mat on important questions not loss than
thirty minutes may be permitted IN each
500 Pascal ovor ,ntu ,o,,o,.,,,.,.
'o'''' wv
resolution OF similar purport offered
by Mr.. Staples was referred to the com
mittee On rules
NJ phi,,n. ~. .,
.E'' s'''s''As '''ou'oeu
.ne amendment TO the appropriation bill
! prupoatuS 10 appropriate N0oSs.i' to pas
ne f-ogg d robertson fee, offered to with
ulaW ths amendment provided the house
"0uid make the bili covering the same sub
leot special order Tor Thursday after
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A nrni,cmnn KiIIed.

Fort Worth. Texas, April il.-John Wal
Ter, whose relatives live here, was killed
BY the ears in Cisco today Waller was
brakeman on the Waco and Northwestern
read and was about % years old
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A..Ignment nt noIland.

Holland. Texas. April l0.Mr. L. r. Eu-
bank. grocery merchant here. assigned
today. Indebtedness $500; assets $1,000.
He viii mako arrangements to continue.
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one victory Of the sacrifice Of prtncsp.e'
party without principles Is nosAing
more tlan a willing Instrument 70 ne
hands OF designing tsicksters aud ccsv'r&'
tion bocdlers
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MEETING OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

MEETING OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
AZ general meeting Of the fire depart
mont last night the following officers were
elected Emmett A. Fletcher chief, Fred
Peck, irst assistants Ar J. Eastin, second
assistant; S. n. Keen president; ID. H.
Chaplin. secretary and treasurer.
A committee WAS appointed to lay before
the city council the necessity of having an
extra team OF horses in case OF disabled
horses, as Is the condition at present.
After the general meeting the Wiess
Hook and Ladder company held short
session accepting the resignation OF Sec.
rotary II. q. Brown and electing All j
Eastin to the vacancy.
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NEWS BUDGET fROMBEAUMONT
cHiLDREN,s FANCY DRESS BALL i
GATHERING SUCCESS.
Steamboat Henrietta Has Been Sets.
cd ON q Libel-scvcrai Enter-
tainments En Tapis.

Beaumont. Texas, April 1.-THE chill
dren's fancy dress ball given at the opera
house last night by Miss Xcna Crawford
complimentary to her dancing class, was
one of the prettiest ever seen in this city,
The floor was thronged with beautifully
costumed little folks" and there was .
large crowd of spectators who gathered Il
enjoy the revels OF the children. and Il
was pleasing sight.
There were about forty little people IL
costumes.
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Ma.t wi. win rrlneapIe..

Marlin Democrat.
1t were better for tho democratic party
10 suffer q Thousand defeats than 10 gain
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-21
HaSnctt-Franll Mari.innc,

a quiet and charming wedding oc-
Cured ut the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. $. Basneti, Al Maryland street. ut
high noon yesterday. The contracting
parties were Georgia. only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Basnett. and Mr.. Mycr
Frank. OF. Charleston. South Carolina.
Rev. G.. L. Clark. pastor Of Thomson NJ.
T., church, performed the ceremony.
Only Immediate relatives and members
of the fnmlly were present. The bride
has n host Of friends who remembered
her with numerous presents. The groom
IL n young business man OF the south,
highly esteemed Is his home city. Iii
the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Frank left
Tor. Charleston $. c.. where they will
make their future home.
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PROF. BIRCH RESIGNS



stitutc OF Wheeling.
At meeting o.. the board OF trus-
tees of the Llnsly Institute held Mon
day night. the resignation OF Prof.
John NJ. Birch. who has been principal
Of the school since 1875. with the cx-
ception of term Of service as super
intendcnt Of the Wheeling schools and
four years as United States consul at
NaGasalii, Japan. Tas accepted, though
the trustees were disinclined to take
such action. Professor Birch retires
from L!nsly to assume business rcla-
tons that he has had In contemplation
FOR several months.
The trustees elected Lieutenant r. c.
Dent, u. S. N. TO the Office vacated by
Prof. Birch's resignation, and that he
will maintain the very high Liusly
standard Is well assured. He will have
the corporation of other capable edu-
Gators. including Prof. Leo X. Brilles.
Lieutenant Dent will open the school In
September. with n military camp OF one
weeks duration out Wheeling creek. an
innovation that has been received With
enthusiastic apwo.e ton by parents
and scholars alike.
Although Prof. Birchs new work will
call him from Wheeling much of his
time, he will continue to reside here.
He left last night for st. Louis on n
business mission. While HIS friends re-
Grct that he leaves the educational
field. they are glad to learn that he en-
ters n profitable business.
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NEW YORK, June 2O.-Petcr Maher,,
the Irish heavyweight pugilIst. scored
a quick victory over hts fellow conn
tryman, Mike Morrissey. Of T!ppcrary.
before the Jcnoxs Athletic Club, to-
night. MOrrlSScy had been hcralded AS
an invlnciolc Irish champion. Niaher
sized his man up quickly md went for
him strnightway. There was apparent
~ no fight In the newcomer. y light
punch on the breust md n right
cross TO The Jaw were the on
ly blows struck and these were
delivered BY Mahcr. The hlow
that Mahcr landed on the Jaw.
was Insufficient to knock GU. any nrin.
The master OF ceremonies announced
that Mahcr Ind won. aud Tint the time,
OF the bout was thirty-Gve seconds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-21
THE NATioNAL.UN
Assembly Of West Virginia Met Yes

Assembly Of West Virginia Met Yes.
tcrday Mt Bcnwood.
The state assembly OF the National
Union held lts eighth biennial session
In the Odd Fellows hall at Bcnwood
yesterday afternoon ut 2 O'clock. 1t
was called to order by Hon. ]. w.
Leach. chairman OF the executive COM
mlttee for the past two years, who
named j. E.IChamberlain. of Charles
ton. for chairman. +. II. Crago, Of
Wheeling. was secretary. The presl-
dent appointed the secretary. with Guy
r. C. Allen and Z. H. Thaxton. COM
nlittce on credentials. The report Of the
committee showed the following dele
gates present.
John |. Harvey. Decker Council No.
259, .Morgantown.
7. C. Pipes, Cameron Council No. 10,
Cameron.
+. H. Crago. Phllo Council No. %,
Wheeling.
Thomas C. Miller Fairmont Council
No. lis. Fairmont.
John Z. Chamberlain. Forest Council
No. 1874. Charleston.
B. F. Meighen. La Belle Council No.
liz. Moundsville
Guy r. C. Allen. Fort Henry Council
No. ~, Wheeling.
Samuel Meeker. Fort Henry Council
No. 81, Wheeling
j. Alex. Ewing. and Friend Adams,
of Huntington. We're also present rs
spectators. Some time was spent in
discussing the good Of the order. Re-
marks were made by Friends Miller,
Leach, Meighen, Crago and others, the
object being TO fix on some plan to in
crease the membership in the state; the
outcome Of which was the Offering Of
the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That each council send to
Friend II. II. Crago complete list OF
Its membership, showing the business
or profession Oh each. which shall be
Incorporated In q neat folder and dis
tributed among the membership
throughout the state The expense of
said publication shall be done By the
councils of the state.
The business of the assembly being
to elect senator for the ensuing term,
d. F. Melghcn, r. H. Thackston and
]. w. Leach. were placed IN nominal
tlon. After very spirited contest. b.
+. MeiGhen was elected on the Twelfth.
ballot, receiving six votes to Thomas c..
Miller's four. the latter having been
voted for after Others had withdrawn.
The following executive committee
was appointed to serve for two years:
T. H. Crago. ]. E. Chamberlain. Guy
r. C. Allen. II. c. Pipes and John /.
Harvey. After adjournment the exec
utlvc committee organized by electing
]. L. Chamberlain, chairman, and T.
II. Crago. secretary.
The members OF the assembly under
the guidance OF J. w, Leach, inspected
the Riverside works.
The national union Is a dlstinctively
American fraternal beneficial society.
1t has membership of $4,000. and Is
eighteen years old. Its growth has been
slow but sure. and 1t numbers among
Its members the cery best men OF the
communities where councils are iocn-
ted. There are two councils In Wheel .
Ing. with membership of nearly 200.
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CYCLING.
THE STATE 4 SHOOT

orthc West Virginia Sportsmcn's AS.
ISOLATION Opened Hero Yesterday.
4 Large Attcndnncc-A Number of
Good Scores Made on Opening Day.
The third annual tournament OF the
West Virginia STATE Sportsmen's As
ISOLATION, opened In this city yester-
day. on the grounds OF the Wheeling
Gun Club. on the Islnn;l. The attend
ance from Parkersburg. S!stersvlllc.
Grafton. Huntington and other towns
In the state is large. and the tourna-
mcnt Is the most successful inEthc ca
rcer OF the association.
The visitors ARE making theIc:head
quarters at the Windsor. The, tournu-
mcnt continues to-day. and Tomorrow.
Among the visitors are the brothers
Mallory, of Parkersburg, who made
such wonderful performances: ut the
national shoot at Buffalo. x,
The shooting began mt 9 n. m. and
continued until afternoon. The follow
Ing scores were made yesterday:
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In CIrr,5 Hohrrtsnn.s onicc.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday In Clerk Rob-
ertsons office:
Deed made May .. 1899: by Amelia S.
Wood to ]. c. McCurdy: consideration.
$500: tranfers lot In Elm Grove. M
Deed made June Is. 1893: by Charles
All, IT.. 60 Amelia Margaret All: con-
slderation, $1,000; transfers pur: OF lot
No. 1874, on Seventeenth street.
Deed made June Is. 1899; by q. r. C.
Allen and John a. Howard. special
commissioners. TO Charles All, IT,; con-
s'dera'.oH, s..1io: transfers purt of lot
l3I on Seventeenth street
Marriage licenses We're Issued to:
W. ]. Kratz, twenty-one, and Lille
Davis, twenty, OF Wheeling
Charles A. Keim and Clara Zane, OF
Wheeling.
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The annual Lincoln school field day
sports occur tomorrow afternoon at
Park. A prize goes to The
making the largest number
Of points. The events arc as fn!lows:
1G0-yard dash. hammer throwing. jun
lor jo.ynrd dash, putting the shot. rum
Ming broad jump. l20-yard hurdle race.
standing broad jump, girls 25-yard
dash, mile bicycle. rnce, two mile bicycle
race and the hop-step-and- jump.
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The marriage of DR.. c. A. Kcim. TO
Miss Clara Zane will take place ut the
residence of the brides mother. Mira.
Louisa Zane. No. % South Penn street.
at > o'clock THU afternoon. the Rcv.
Jacob Birmingham, rector OF st. Lulc's
p. +. church, officiating. None but the
Immediate relatives Of the bride and
groom will be- prcacut, After the cere-
mony DR., and Mrs. Kclm viii take the
d:2O train on the baltimore & Ohio for
n trip TO the ustern cities
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:, TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

G TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County, SIS.
In tho Circuit Court for said County.
Agnes Mckdams VS.. l.. q HIrst. admin
!sirator OF the estate Of Samuel y.
Hirst, deceased. and o:hers.--In Chan
Gerry.
BY virtue OF decree made by said court
In the above entitled cause on the 2tth
day OF May. lS9. tho undersigned. np-
pointed Il special commissioner for tho
purpose, Will sell at the front door OF the
court house of said county. on
SATURDAY. JULY s, 1899.
beginning at 10 o'clock u. m. the follow
Ink described property. that Is to say: Lot
No. Is as designated on the plat of W. V,
Hose's subdivision OF lot II of the Edg-
ington farm. which Is more fully described
rs fronting 5ii5 fcot on the road running
with the Whecllng 4 Elm Grove motor
line, and 20 feet on the alley in the rear,
the south limo OF lot No. &c. l62 feet to
the sn!l alley. and the south line with
the street Ics.7 feet TO The said alley.
TERMS Or SALl:-One-thirtl. and as
much more OF the purchase money Us the
purchaser elects to pay, In cash on tho
day of sale. and the balance of tho pur-
chose money In two equal lnstnl!mcnts at
SIX and twelve months, notes bearing In
tcrcst from the day OF sulc to he given
for the deferred payments.
JOHN w. ADAMS.
WI. W. CowDiiN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
hereby certify TINT John w. Adams,
Special commissioner has given bond with
security, approved by me, ms required by
law and said decree OF sale.
Jel-we c. II. liENNlNG. Clerk.
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County. ~.
In the Circuit Cour. for said County.
Jennie f. Walker nrd others vs. Thomas
Walker. Ir., and athcrs.-ln ChancGry.
Ey virtue OF decree made by said
court In the above entitled cause on the
cd dny OF May, 1922. tho undersigned.
appointed special commissioner FOR the
purpose. will sell al the front door OF III"
court house Of said county on
SATURDAY, JULY S, 1899,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the follow
iuE described real estate situate In WASH
inEtOn district IN Ohio county, West Vlr-
giria. fronting on the east side OF Conl
street. described ns follows: Thirteen foGt
o: the south sido OF lot No. II OF bush.
field and McMcchen's addition to Wheel
Ing. said Il feet running back from Wood
street Il Ike width Of 10 Zee, along tho
south side OF said lot No. II. In depth OF
said lot No. IL
Also lot or parcel OF land. being IS
part of lot &c In BuShflc!d aud McMcchcn's
addition TO the city OF Wheeling.
TERMS OF ShLE-Onc-thir,l. md ms
mucl, more OF the purchase money ns the
purchaser elects ia pay, In cash on the
day of sale, and the balance In two equal
instalmcn,s ut six and twelve months, the
purchaser Swing his notes; bearing Inter:
est from the day of sale; for the deferred
payments. JOHN W. ADAMS.
Special Commissioner.
W. j. W. CoWDEN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
hereby certify that John W. Adams,
special commissioner. has given bond.
with security. by me as required by law
aud said decree OF sale
lcT-wc C. II. llENNlNG. Clork.
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CHICAGO. juno 20.-To-day's game was
one of the hardest fought battles OF the
season. Both pitchers were at their best.
and up TO the last inning Griffith had re-
ceived perfect. and at times sensational
support. In the thirteenth Inning. after
two outs and with men on second and
third. Mccormick fumbied. hlllng the
bases. Griffith lost control, forcing In n
more. Attendance. 1900. Score:
Chicago ......OOO1o0OO00 !
Boston $500 00l0OO0 000OI-5 . 3
Earned runs, Boston l. Batteries. Grls-
nth and Donahue: Nichols and Clarke.
umpires, Gaffney and Mannasseau. Time
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a FilglIti'ul Biuntlrr

WIN often cnusc n horrible burn,
Gcaid, cut or bruisc. Bucklcn's Arnlcn
Salvc. Tho best In the world. will kill the
pain and promptly heal It. Cures old
cores. fever sOres. ulcers. bolls. fclons.
corns. all skin erup,lons. lest pile cure
on earth. Only 20 cts. box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co..
drugGiGtg. 6
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CINCINNATI, Juac al.-PhIllIps pitched
ft'n' bah today, tho phiillcs being un-
obI" Ia got hiw when they were needed, :
Singles by Vaughn and Smith and Sells
u"Unl" gave the incnIp tho winning runs
!" IN" seventh. Attendance, LOO, Score:
Il II !:
c,qcInnnu ....l 90 0 0 02lo "a 6 j
'fhII'aclD'n 80 . Q 0,l I 0 0 o. 0 2
EARNED runs. Cincinnati 3: phIladclpl!n
T. IiRtterief. Phillips and Wood: Fiilcld
. 4In DguElHHs. UmplrcS, B;irhs aud Smith.
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TIE SUMMER 1sxcuRsIoNIsT
VIII be In His Glory Soon-Somc Eek.
cursIOus Now Planning.

cursions Now Planning.
The summer excursion season Is COM
Ing on apace, and local organizations
are bus!ly planning for their annual
trips. First, comes the Builders Ex-
change trip. the date for which was set
this week. The members OF the ex-
change and their friends Will leave via
the Wheeling & Lake Erie on Saturday,
July %. for Toledo and Put-in- Bay. The
arrangements are In the hands Of Tray
cling Passenger Agent Sam Sherman.
and one OF the si1c-trips he has planned
is to Tolelo's Casino. where the Wheel
Ing people Will witness q theatrical
performance. During their stay at
Put-in-Bny, the international yacht
races will be sailed, beginning July "a
and ending July %. Mr.. Sherman has
long desired to take the Wheeling news
paper men to Toledo over the Wheeling
d Lake Erie, and he has decided to cx-
tend to them an Invitation to take the
trip to Toledo and Putin Bay with the
Wheeling builders.
Mr.. John G. Tomlinson, passenger
agent OF the Pan Handle. and general
steamship agent,is already arranging to
take personally conducted excursion
TO Europe next summer during the
Paris Exposition. He anticipates hav-
Ing n party of about fifty people. Sail
Ing from New York they will dlsembarl1
at Queenstown or Southampton and
visit places Of interest in Ireland. Scot
land and England before crossing the
channel to France.
The Indications are for an unusually
heavy Atlantic City excursion business
this summer. AS usual, the Baltimore
& Ohio and Pennsylvania will divide
the dates out OF Wheeling. They are
as follows:
Pennsylvanln-July 6. July 90 August
3, August II.
Baltimore C Ohlo-July 10. July 81,
August 10, August "a.
Next Sunday there will be an eXcur-
sion from Bellaire. Bridgeport and the
other over-the-rirer towns to Cleve-
land. The train leaves Bridgeport ut
G:10 4. IN. ~.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

F'TTSnURGH. juno 2o.-Thc sensation
al feature Of the game to-day was McCar-
ihya steal home from third. tieIne the
s2oF" IN the ninth. New York won out
ny i base on balls and Van lInl,rcn's two
PACT followed by Ticrnnn's basc hit.
HtichraHc". 100. Score:
RIIE
!Ii;'sbnrEh .........lO000OOOlO--2 5 i
~" fofk.........,.u 90 0 / 0O@-i . .
Earned Runs. New York . Pitchers.
i,t,rNcr nnG Doheny. Time. 2:3l. Empires,
I.yHCI and Connolly.
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+. il. YoHt, the great football player.
OF the UnIycraIty, has accepted very
Gatterlng offer from Kansas University.
to coach them the coming year. lie
had thought that he would give the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-21

New CastIe.6 o o10 oOOl .,
Wheeling Il 0 0 o. 0 0 0 90 0 o.!
Two-basc hits. Farrell. Lyle. Lyons
Three-hase hits, Mattress. GraiIIus. Niles
Stolen bases. Miller. Lyons 2. Poole.
Double plays. Barclay 10 Wright to Nh
Ter. Bases on balls by STREET. =: by Poole
:. Struck out. by STREET G: by Poole l.
Passed balls, TwiBcham !. Left on bases,
New Castl. 3: Wheeling j. Umpire. Zin-
ram. Time OF game, 80.
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BOTH SLuGGED.

ST. LOUIS. June 2O.-Sharp fielding on
both sides kept the score out OF the double
figures to-day as both sides slugged the
ball. OBrteps batting was n feature, lie
making five hits for total OF ten bases.
Attendance. $500. Score:
St. Louis ....2 o o o 100 % ii 2
Washington Il / 0 o Is IS
Earned runs. ST. Louis .: Washington g.
Batteries. Powell and Crlger; Mercer and
Mcclure. Umplres. Emslle and McDon-
aid. Time, 2:iS