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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-22
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
burst Old Stand.

Mrs. Gen. Spilman, OF Parkersburg,
is at DR.. McMaster's Hospital.
Miss Rae Dassel, a popular young
lady of Sistersville, is visiting the
Misses Riech, OF Thirteenth street.
s. o. Fordyce, of Joseph's Mills, and
J. J. Tague, of Warrington, were
among the guests at the Howell yester-
day.
Miss Laura Conner, of South Chap
line street, has returned home from an
extended visit with friends at Chicago,
Ills.
Senator ]. n. Camden and Mrs. Flora
Camden returned to Parkersburg yes
terday afternoon, in Senator Camden's
private car "GauIey."
James D. Crawford, city editor of the
Charleston Gazette, will leave for Pitts
burg this morning, after spending two
or three days with friends here.
Among the State arrivals at the
Windsor yesterday were z. B. Zil1et
and p. ]. Mcbride. of Warrington:
Charles T. Caldwell. Of Parkersburg.
L. w. Barr. Of Fairmont: Basil l..
Bowers. of New MartinsvilIe: e. VI.
Stewart and George B. Mcdonald. OF
Sistersville. were among the State ar
rivals st the Stamm yesterday.
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THE SENIORS WON.

There was game of bah yesterday at
ternoon on the Futon grounds between
the Senior and Junior classes CT the Linsiy
Institute. Much rivalry exists between
the classes, and the game as a conse-
quence, was, in the vernacular of the al
ley, quite "scrappy." Tho seniors took the
lead m the first inning and were never
headed. This seemed to discourage tie
Juniors and they became so excited that
they even tried to interfere with the SEN
iors' playing The Seniors, however, con-
sidering their youth. attributed their ac-
tons to the heat of the contess. The fea-
lures of the contest were the excellent all
around Paying of Kirk and I<.Lmyer S.
Paul also made some pretty plays at short
stop. The main feature was the fairness
and impartiai.ty shown by Prof Hoge.
who kinGty consented to umpire. He
would be a credit to the national league.
The Seniors won by score of Is to 8.
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On the Musee alleys, last night, the
Tom Moores and the Crescents came
together for the first time. The Moores
took the first game by q good margin,
averaging I'll to the man, but in the
second they fell off and the Crescents,
coming on with a rush, came within
an ace of winning out. It took Steve's
spare to beat them, and then only by
four pins. In the last the Moore struck
their gait again and finished strong
with 1.019 to their credit For the
Moores, Marschner carried of the hon.
ors with an average OF 17S, while Reed
did likewise for the Crescents with 1856
to his credit. The following tells the
tale.
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An eminent scientist re-
Gently said: Cod-liver Oil
is truly wonderful COM
position. 1t is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease.
SCOTS Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypophosphites, it rebuilds
worn tissues, enriches the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
stops drains and wasting.
Consumptives, Dia betics,
pale or thin people, or nurs-
ing mothers, should remem-
Der this. Do not accept a
substitute.
- 81 Sr.eo. al Druggists
SCOTT 8 BOVINE, C,sns, ~ ysA
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The eminent comedian. Sol Smith
Russell, has again been successful In
securing a fine new play. 1t is en-
titled the Hon. John Grigsby," and
was written especially for him by
Charles Klein. The title role, assumed
by Mr.. Russell. is one of the quaint and
simple characters in which his is par
ticularly at home. The central per-
sonage is that of an Illinois town law
yer some half century ago, more cons
cientious and busy in his work than re-
munerated for it. Mr.. Russelps END
bodiment of Charles Klein's aero. it is
said, is notable for its sincerity, irres-
istible in its humor, and altogether is
an admirable example of the art that
conceals art. The play is charming in
its naturalness and simplicity. and
seems especially wholesome IN these
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Colsction of the Small Events OF Each
Passing Day.

A Collection OF the small Events OF Each
Passing Day.
There was but one case in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
John Shook has just opened up a
grocery and dry goods store at No.
273e Jacob street.
Sheriff H. C. Richards has qualified
as administrator of the estate of the
late A. w. PAUL..
Officer Wells yesterday arrested
David Jones, who was charged with
disorderly conduct in alley G.
The Carroll Club Cyclers will take
run tomorrow. They will leave the
club house at $50 O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Last evening Officer McCausland
arrested Edward Raymond, said to be
new street car employe, on the charge
of drunkenness.
"A connecting rod on an engine at
the Whitaker mill was broken last
night, and the accident will lay the tin
department off until Monday.
Carpenters Local No. 103 is build
ing up in membership quite rapidly
At meeting of the local held last
night five new members were initiated
Mrs. Barbara Mccullough, widow
of the late Stephen Mccullough, died
yesterday at her home on Fifteenth
street, in the seventy-third year of her
age.
The funeral of the late Henry
Lewis Walther took place yesterday
afternoon and was very largely at
tended. the X. of p. turning out a very
large number of men.
The Rough Riders Cycle Club will
go to Bethany and Wellsburg Sunday
morning at eight o'clock STAT from
Twelfth and Market streets. Slow
pace. All friends are invited.
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IN SOCIETY,

Master Harry Lehman was very
agreeably surprised at his home on
Fourteenth street last evening by quite
a number of his relatives and friends
who called upon him in honor of hi;
thirteenth birthday. Various sorts Of
social amusements were INDUCED in
and pleasant evening was spent by al
in attendance. At the usual hour the
youthful guests partook of delicious re.
freshments.
Master Samuel Warnecke, a young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. August Warnecke
delightfully."- entertained a number OF
his Juvenile friends at his home on
Twenty-second street Thursday even
ing. Refreshments were served at a
seasonable hour.
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THE WORKHOUS AGAIN.

At last evenings session of the Coun-
Gil Committee on Police, Mayor Swee-
ney and Chief Clemans being present
the new workhouse matter was brought
up and discussed for some time. Moth
ing definite was done, however, as the
Mayor said he had not yet completed
pending negotiations looking to . prop
osition for the sale of the old water
works property.
The Committee is very strongly i'm
pressed with the necessity for a new
prison, and will push its claim Tor an
appropriation before both the Finance
Committee and Council.
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Sistersville, w. Va, April 21.--There
is considerable excitement here this
evening over the reported strike of d
big we'll at a point about six miles back
of Proctor, on the West Virginia side OF
the river. The South Penn Oil Com
pany has drilled in a wildcat well on
the Henry Garner farm there, and 1t
was reported this morning to be good
for anywhere from one hundred to one
thousand barrels q day. This Afternoon
quite a number of people went up there
from this city and tonight telephone
message was received, to the effect that
the well would be good for about
seventy to eighty barrels day, and
that this estimate was high one. Even
at that figure the we'll is a good one,
and as it is from the Gordon sand it
will open up a. large amount of new
territory. The South Penn Oil COM
pany has nearly all the territory in
that section under lease, and there will
be very little for the spectators to get
hold of.
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OIL NEWS.

SPECIAL to the Register
Parkersburg, W. Va, April 21.-
Snider & Co. have completed their No.
4 well on the John Ross farm on Still
we'll creek, and have five barrel
Berea producer.
The South Penn Oil Company's No. l
Frank Musser, in the Henderson, field,
is only a fair producer.
In the Island run field, north CT
Williamstown, the United States Oil
Company got rank buster en- the Bush
farm. 1t is very near the companys
No. 1, which is doing steadily $50 bar
rels a day.
Another well which is surprising its
owners is the United States Oil Com
pany's No. Wittekind. in the Moore's
Junction field. The well S doing stead
lily from Is to Is barrels every hour
No oil was found in the Barnsdail &
Co.'S No. on the Bushong farm, in
the Hendershot field, but strong gas
pressure.
The Dofon Oil company's No on
the ]. W. Depue farm, IN Writ county,
was put to pumping Thursday and is
good for rs barrels day natural. This
well is only 416 feet deep and is the
third producer struck on that farm, the
No. being nearly as large. The whole
farm will be developed and leases are
being made all around it. The mem
bers of the company, are Elicit Dotson,
]. w. Depue, William Nicholson and
William Kreps.
The Richardson & Co. No. l we'll on
the Bumgarner farm, in Writ county,
was drilled four feet further into the
pay on Thursday. 1t is estimated good
for 100 barrels.
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CASE DISMISSED.

Yesterday morning about two o'clock
Thomas f. Baker, an employee of the
Robinson Sewing Machine Company
was arrested On a warrant sworn out
by J. J. Holloway, superintendent. A
search warrant was also issued and
some goods said to belong to the COM
pany being found in defendants rooms
he was committed to jail. At a hear
ing held before the justice yesterday
the charge was not sustained and
Baker was released.
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NO NEGROES PRESENT.
An Erroneous Report Concerning the Chi.
icaso Platform Jefrerson Day Dinaer.

New York, April 2l.--In the account
of the jefferson dinner by the Chicago
Platform Democrats in this city on the
night of April Is, the statement was
made and telegraphed that colored men
were present. This. it is stated. Is en-
tirely incorrect and that no colored
man was seated at the dinner table.
When the speaking commenced a col
ored man and his son appeared on the
platform, and upon this. fact was based
the statement that colored people were
present at guests of the dinner, which
the managing committee of the banquet
state is not the fact.
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illustration civil military India
bicycle machine imperial
Engineering much
dissemination devotion the wheel India and has
in the benhted
the adopted them for their
held different cities
be called
tabished IN Angondan social life
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The Will Gutsnans challenge the Vigi-
tant club for a game of ball Sunday after
noon at one O'Clock on the tunnel green
II accepted, answer through this paper.
The Victors defeated the Little Potatoes
Hard to Feel by a score of &c to %. Bat
teries for Victors, Lemons, Dryden and
Hammond; for the Little Potatoes,
Howard, Bowie, Ward. The victors will
challenge any team in the city under Is
years the Sampson batters preferred.
The LinsQy Seniors defeated the Linsly
Juniors on the Fulton grounds by a score
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-22
ANOTHER GERMAN CRUISER,

With an Abundance of Ammunition. Ordered
to samoa.
London. April 21.-A dispatch from
Shanghai to news agency says the
German protected cruiser Gefion has
been ordered to proceed to Apia,
Samoa. after embarking an extra sup
ply of ammunition at Kiau-Chou.
China, and that another cruiser is to
follow her.
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accident. However, the boat will leave
Pittsburg on Tuesday next, as previous
ly announced
The towboat B. D. Wood, while on
her way to Louisville, met with quite
a misfortune at Belleville, Ohio, on
Thursday night. She stuck five barges
and two light coalboats out of her tow
CT ten barges and three light boats.
Yesterday part of the tow was put
were pumped out.
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A-----e-----------------
MISSOURI RIVER RISING.

Omaha, Neb., April 21.-The Mis-
souri, river is now within a foot OF the
danger point here and is rising at the
rate of eight inches in "A hours. Tho
rise will probably continue until Sun
day, and will cause some loss of pro-
perty in the bottoms.
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WILL PLAY SUNDAY.

The employees of the shipping and
pipe departments of the Wheeling Cor
rugating work were to have played a
game of base ball on last Sunday, but
it was postponed on account Of rain.
The game will be played at $50 Sum-
day morning on the Fulton grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-22

4 T. D. Maekay, manager Of The Late
Mr.. Early" company, is a former Chi
cago newspaper man, and has number
of warm friends in Wheeling Mackay
Is thorough good fellow and possesses
all the qualifications essential to sue
cess in the theatrical profession.
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TAKEN HOME.

Yesterday Detective P. P. Donohoe,
Of Pittsburg, arrived in the city after
Mrs. John McGeagh, the Allegheny
City woman who has recently given
the local authorities so much trouble.
Justice Rogers released the woman
from jail, and after some di1acdlty she
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-22
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS Mo. April GETTYSBURG lost
the second game of the present series in
= c.ose.y contested game to-day in which
the home team made the winning run in
the last inning. Rhines, in the box for
the visitors. was retired from pay in the
sixth inning with badly sprained finger
and he VIII be out of the game for at
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MARKS FROM BELOW.

Parkersburg-R.v feet 10 inches and
falling Cloudy and warm.
Point Pleasant-River Ill feet and sta
tionary.
C.ncinnati--River 1871 feet and falling.
Clear
Cairo-River col feet and falling. Fair
and plea SAINT.
vansviiie-River 1913 feet and falling.
Fair and warm.
Memphis so.4 feet and falling.
Clear and pleasant.
Louisvile-River failing: S.4 feet in the
canal; 81 feet on the falls: 1876 feet below
the locks. Gear and warm
At 6 p. m. yesterday the marks on
the landing showed a stage of s feet 2
inches and falling.
Capt. Gordon Green has entered the
Argand in the Gallipolis and Kanawha
trade. 1t is said that she is doing an
excellent business.
The new steamer City of Pittsburg
had her piston rod broken at New
Richmond Wednesday night Capt.
john Phillips very much regrets the
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ADJUSTMENTS

GRAND OPERA HOUSE-To-day, mat
inee and evening. The Late Mr.. Early
first half of next week, The Sleeping
City"
OPERA HOUSE-Monday Lewis Morri-
son in Faust Wednesday. Sol Smith
Russell, in Hon John Grigsby."
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OIL MARKET.

Oil City, Pa, April 21.-Credit bal
ances $113; certificates, no bids. Ship
ments, 1886 barrels; average, 1869
barrels; runs, 107,127 barrels; average,
S1,150 barrels.
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In these days of dramatic sensation
alism, when many blase productions
are presented, and more attention is
displayed in the consummation Of
melo-dramatic effect than to the intel
lectual construction of the play, it is
refreshing to herald the advent of a
classic, which while dealing with the
trusive elements that offend the SEN
sitive susceptibilities of the audience,
and yet retains the essential material
that sustains the foundation upon
which the structure of the story is
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GAVIN WILL BE REFEREE.
Special to the Register

PARKERsBURG. w. Va, April III
Patsy Gavin, of this city, prominent in
sporting circles, has accepted the invita-
ton to referee the boxing contest at
Wheeling May 1st between Jack McClc-+
Hand, of Pittsburg, and EDDIE Gardner. of
Wheeling. Gavin is noted for his far
dealing in the ring
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MARKS FROM ABOV

Pittsburg-R River 65 feet and falling.
Clear and warm.
Oil C1:y-River feet 9 inches and fall
ing. Clear and warm.
Brownsville-R.ver feet inches and
falling.
Steubenvilie- 10 feet and falling.
Clear and warm
Morgantown-Riv feet and station
airy. Gear and warm.
Greensboro-Rive SO feet and falling.
Fair and warm.
Warren-River fest indh. Clear and
warm
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Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, April 21.-The
Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency here
issued bulletin to-day advancing the
price of Scio oil from s1.1S to $123.
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ice Cream all 'avors. packed and delfy-
cred to all parts of the city.
THE sAMPLE-LTNGANA co,
12I7-f9 Market st.
Dursf Old Stand.
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Daily Chronicle Of the Movsments Of q
I3Osts and Boatmep.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Queen City, Pittsburg.
Ben Hur, ParkerSburg.
Jewell, Newport.
T. NJ. Bayne. SteubenvilIe.
Leroy, Darlington.
Ruth, Sistersville.
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We have just received from Bremen, Ger
many. 500 barrels of old Export Smoke
house Whisky. The best is the cheapest.
r. WELTY co,
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Ice Cream, all flavors, packed and deliv.
cred to all parts of the city.
THE SAMPLE-LING AMAN co
1217-l9 Market st.
burst Old Stand.
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Some Exclusive styles in Straw
Walking Hats secured by our Mile. Aston in
New YORK win interest you. On display
first time to-night.-The Sample-Linga ma n
Co.
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To-MORROW's DEPARTURES.

P.ttsburg. Ben Hur. / a. m.
gainesville, Lorena, 8 a. m.
Pittsburg, kanawha, a. m
Pittsburg, keystone State. a. m.
SistersviIle, Leroy, a. m.
Cincinnati, Queen City, 8 a. m.
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Sharp and Flatt, the musical comedi-
ans, entertained a fair sized audience
at the Grand Opera House last night
Early" There are many pleasing fea-
lures in the production, and it merits
the patronage of all lovers of whole
some fun during the two performances
to-day. Rose Sutherland and Mable
Hite, two winsome and sprightly young
women, were repeatedly encored in
their vocal and terpsichorean special
ties. Apollo's wonderful bounding wire
act made a pronounced hit. Sharp and
Flat and Mr.. Whelan constitute a trio
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Get the best. A large invoice of old
Dougheity and rare Smokehouse Whisky
just received. =. WELTY CO.
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based. 1t has been demonstrated times
without number. that an intellectual
dish daintily served with the necessary
accompanying refinement, will always
receive the commentator OF the public.
No better evidence OF the efficacy of
such a statement is required than the
mere mention of Faust play
which Lewis Morrison originally pre-
sented to the public fifteen years ago,
and which will be seen in "Fanst" at
the Opera House next Monday, April
cath.
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ssThe Wilbur Guaranteed $3.50 Shoes
black or tan for &2.9S a. McFadden's.
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Policeman Michael Mulcahy furnishes
no little amusement in "The Sleeping
City," which will be seen at the Grand
the first half of next week. This is a
realistic four-act comedy drama. in
tenseIy human and powerfully written,
with a plot Of thrilling interest, rich
dramatic incident and original humor,
necessitating a cast of more than or
binary ability, which requirement is
amply met in the company that Man.
ager A. @. Scammon has provided.
Dizziness holds no place in any scene in
"The Sleeping City," and its parts are
adjusted in an artistic manner. Among
the wonderfully realistic scenes are the
Battery Park. Hudson river docks. a
thrilling scene from Sing Sing, and a
burning asylum, which are all that a
lover of stage realism could ask for. A
vast deal of special scenery and me-
chanical effects is carried for the pro-
per presentation of this great play. The
characters represented are taken from
the life Of the various types in New
York. Incidental to the piece, special
ties will be introduced.
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A FLOATER FOUND.

New Style Cabinets only SOC Plum
mer, 1888 dain st.
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PIANO BARGAINS.

Come quick and secure bargain.
F. w. BANNER CO.
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Earned runs. st. Louis 3, Pittsburg 81;
two-b base hits, Blake Wallace: three-Dase
hits, Criger Bowerman, Rfines; sto.en
bases, Heidrick i, Beaumont /; double
plays, Mexican to Childs TO Tebeau; VAL
balls, of Powell l. off Rhines l, off Sparks
8; hit by pitched ball. Blake, Donovan;
struck out, by Powell 4, by Rhines 2, by
Sparks /: sacrifice hits, Ely /, Reitz /;
. time, 2:05; umpsres ODay and Brennan.
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game embarrassing except for the bat
the score in the fourth, but did not prove
equal to the occasion. Score:
brooklyn .....0 0 o Go IL l
Philada .......0 2 i 0 0 o o. IL 2
Earned runs, Brooklyn s. Philadelphia 2;
batteries, Dunn and Smith, Orth and
Douglass; time, 2:10; umpires, Hunt and
Connolly; attendance, 4,t92.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 21.--Magee' s
witdness was responsible for Cleveland 8
only four runs and he was supplanted in
the box in the fourth inning by Ph.lippi,
who did great work. Attendance. 100.
Score:
louisville ....4 1 0 l 0 I'll IS 2
Cleveland $50 g 0 o 0 0 o. 8 8
Earned runs, Louisville Z; batteries, Ma
see, Philipp and Magee; Kittredge, Maui
pm and Sugden; time, 20; ump.res, Burns
and Smith.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 2-Griff:th
was invincible to-day and the three runs
scored by the locals were the result of
poor support. Taylor allowed hits to be
punched. Attendance, $50. Score:
G Shssan 80 9 go 9 9-$ 6 \
~<~aiiSdSO " " 10 IL D
Earned runs, Chicago 8; batteries, Tay-
Tor and Peitn Griffith and Donohue; time,
hours; unpires, Swartwood and Warner
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senators
went against STREET., pitcher new to the
big league. to-day and were beaten easily.
Dineen pitched we'll but was poorly sup
ported Attendance, Coo. Score:
Washington % 0 0 0 % S 2
Boston ........O q l 2 l - u 0
Earned runs, Washington 8, Boston 81;
batteries. Dineen and Farrell, STREET. and
Bergen; ump!res. Emslie and Belts; time,
hours
NEW YORK, April 21.--The New Yorks
could not bat to-day and were easily beat
en- by the Baitimores. The visitors hit
Carrsck freely and when the hits were
needed. Attendance, 700 Score:
New York; Q 0 0-f 6 2
Baltimore ...1 0 0 Is IL 8
Earned runs. Baltimore 4; batteries,
Carrick and Grady. Nops and Robinson;
EMPIRES. GaffDey and Andrews; time, $50.
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FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
Prizes Worth $500 10 DO Distributed
Free,

Next Sundays Philadelphia Press,
(May 1D will begin competition for
boys and girls in which The Press will
offer as rewards prizes worth 5000. Any
boy or Eirl can try for these prizes. Sec
next Sundays Press.