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NATIONAELEAGUE.

WASHINGTON. Juno 1.-Rowdy ball
playing, which came near resulting In
blows between Mercer md Bowermrn dis
gusted many OF the spectators at to-day's
ball game between Washington and Pitts
burgh. and finally required the services
Of n policeman to keep the peace. The
trouble was occasioned by Mercer appar-
emily taking the ball from Bowerman.
and thereby preventing the former from
being cut OF at tho plate. The visitors
won the game by n very close shave. at
tetr starting out with u lead OF ten runs
In the third inning, Mccarthy was
knocked scnselcss whue Mt bat by ball
thrown by Catcher Butler. Attendance,
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Commissioners Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
W BLE REAL ESTATE -

HOMMlSSlONER'SS SALE OF VALC1A-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue OF decree OF the circuit
court OF Ohio county. West Virginia,
entered in Chancery Order Book No ~ e
page -, In cause In chancery therein
bending. wherein William Wagner Is
plaintiff tI;, md Jacob Wagner, Louis Mas-
ner, deceased: John Wagner, Infant son
OF John Wagner. deceased: William Wag-
ner, son OF Martin. Wagner. deceased:
Martin Wagner; Frederick Wagner, Louis
S %sse Of Ma mar Ma a MnsneT nsn en
defendants, tho undersigned. who is by
said decree appointed special commission
er for the purpose. will sell ut at public
sale, ut the north front door OF the court
house Of said county, TO the highest and
best bidder. commencing at 10 o'clock a.
m. on the 18th day OF June 1899, the fol-
lowing described real estate, that is TO
say: Lo, No. Il. In square No q. In tho
E!Ehth ward Of the city Of Wheeling Ohio
street. OF snid city aforesaid. which prop
erty ~ the same property conveyed 10
Michae! Wagner. deceased. by Henry
Bischau and WilhelnInn Bischau. his
record In the clerks Office OF the copnty
court of Chic county, West Virginia
TERMS OF SALE
Onc-third Of tho purchase money cash
IN hand, or so mitch more IA the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay, on the day OF
sale. and the balance in two equal In
'stallnents. payable In four and eight
months respectively from day OF sale,
with interest. and the title TO the prop
crty to be retained until the whole pur-
chase money Is paid.
JOSEPH \. ARELE.
~ Special Commissioner.
May 49, 1920
I hereby certify that Joseph A. Ankle,
the above named special commissioner,
has given bond as required by tho cour;
In said decree. with approved security.
c. Fl. HEENING.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Ohio
County. West VIRGINIA. my2o-1
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c. A.. SCRAEFER & CO.,
Corner I5th and Market SITS.
i.usfee SaIes.
URUsTEE'S SALE.

4 'tN'SI sfi'is. . IS
BY v!rture of n deed Of trust made by
r. II. Gilcspy and Lizzie D. Gilespy. his
wife, 10 me, as trustee, dated May 81, 1899,
recorded in the Office OF the clerk OF the
county court OF Ohio county. West Vir-
elnin. In Deed OF 'rrus: Book No. IS, page
li2, | will sell ut the north front door of
the court house OF said county on
SATURDAY. the Srd DAY OF JUNE, 1899,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M. the fol-
lowing described property. that IS 10 say:
d certain piece OF real estate In the city
OF Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia,
described as follows: a piece of land be-
Ing liz feet long md 70 feet wide, lying In
the north part Of said city. and east OF tho
common rhad. on the margin OF the Ohio
river commencing for the same at a point
about go feet In n north-eastcrly direction
from tho north end OF the cast narapot
wall OF the bridge over Jonathan's Gut, In
tho line of the northwest front of tho
house commonly known as the Stone house
grocery built by Andrew Thalmann
upon the 10, Of ground now be-
Ing described; ,ihencS In tho limo
grocery. ono hundred and fifteen feet to
the northwest corner OF said tract Of
land; thence south-ehstcrly and nt right
angles TO anld front line seventy.tvS feet;
thence southGrly and parallel with said
first line one hundred and fifteen feet;
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY seventy-Aro feet
10 the place OF beginning. together with
nv pHNulhES. iHcfcSH anu All olhciS up.
purtcnanccs thcrcunto belonging, reserv-
ing. however, n STRIP OF ground running
long,hwise through tho property OF II uni
fern width OF twelve feet TO be kept omen
ns n road: and rcservinS ulso tho coal I'm.
der the property and the right to m.Ra
and remove the same. d.
TERMS or SALE:-onc.thlrd md ma
much more AS the purchaser elects to pay
III cash on the day OF sale, tho balance
In two equal lnstnllmcnts nj one and two
years, noics bearing interest from tho day
OF sale to bo given for tho deferred pay.
monts. w. j. w. COWDEN.
TRUSTED,
J. C. IIcrvcy, Auctioncer upo
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and made 1t three straight from St.
Louis. Both pitchers we're In fine form.
and but for errors behind them not @ run
would have been scored.
BY an oversight McGinnity was credited
with pitching yesterdays game for Bal
timore. Mckenna oiIlcated yesterday and
McGinnity' to-day. Attendance, lao.
Score: ga
-.sll RHE
Baltimore 20 0 o 1 010 0 o 10 { 2
st. Louis "a o 0 900 0 o o % s S
Bhtteries. McGinnity md Robinson:
Curpy and O'Connor Umpires. 0Day and
McGarr. limo, 2:lo.
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IT WAS A TREAT.
Martins Ferry High School Com.
menccInsnt Last Evening
DREW A VERY LARGE AUDIENCE
One of the Pleasing Features was the
Address BY President Jerome n.
Raymond, ofthe West Virginia Uni-
vcrsity-He Pictures tho Twentieth
Century Us he Would Have 1.-THE
Z Graduates did Themselves Proud.

-tH u lf-n -
The commencement exercises OF the
Martins Ferry High school were held
in the Opera House last evening. A
large and very attentive audience was
present, Notwithstanding the warm
weather. The decorations were very
elaborate and pretty: the stage being
tiraned In black and yellow. tho class
colors. while plants and flowers gave It
a pleasing appearauce. The class con-
sisted of ten graduates. t.t
The Operu House orchestra, OF Wheel
ing, furnished music for the occasion.
The programme was commenced nv n
selection by the orchestra. after which
followed prayer by Rev. ]. T. Morton. of
the M. E. church. After another selec-
ton by the orchestra. Charles Bars
address on "Ciass History" Interested
the audience. He stated TINT the class
OF 90 started In c. Grammar with n
membership of about sixty. and TINT the
yolley of examinations Aired at them be-
fore entering the High school Killed and
wounded about thirty of their number.
the remainder having dropned by the
wayslde some fine before and he
Thought great credit was dino Tho re-
mafutng ten who had successfully
"pulled through" His address WIS fol-
lowed by another selec,ion Nv the or
,t.,,,o s-E
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myT-s
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Sealed proposals will be received Mt Ho.
tel Adelphi, Huntington, W. Va, by tho
Board OF Directors OF the West Virginia
Asylum for 1ncurables until 10 o'clock a.
M. Saturday. the 10th day Of June, 1859,
for the erection and completion OF one
OF the group of buildings for said asylum,
In accordance with drawings and spscf-
cations (which Is to Include the plumbing
OF the bnlldlng) prepared by Harrison
Albright. architect Charleston, W. Va.
Copies OF the drawings and spectica-
tons may be seen at the Asylum for In
curnbles at Huntington and ut the Office
Mny 20. -
Tho Board Of Directors reserve the
right to reject any and all bids and 10
waive any inforruallties In the reception
OF bids VA y y -
Address all communications regarding
drawings and specifications to the archi-
tect. and address tho bids to the UNDER
signed. .Adelphi Hotel. Huntington.
MRS. MARY JACKSON RUFFNER,
myS President OF the Bourd Of Directors,
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MIR. p. KETCHAAT, o. Pike City.
Cal, says: During my brothers late
sickness from sclatic rheumatism,
Chambcrlnin's Pain Balm was the only
remedy that gave him any relief"
Many othcra have testified TO the
prompt relief from pain which this lin
lnent affords. For BALE By druggists.
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COLLINS GREAT FIELDING.

BOSTON, June ]. Tho Clevelands again
obtained n good lead in the game with
Boston, only to loso It through the heavy
battling. Of the champions. Coll!ns' field
Ing and batting were the feature OF the
game. Attendance, 1850. Score:
a., Il II z
Boston .......O.0 3 04 % s o .-l2 l5 o
Cleveland ......l 3 o o 90 &C & 2
Earned runs, Boston s. Cleveland /. Bat
teries, Willis and Clarke: Sudhofr and
snSden. Umplrcs. Smith md Burns.
INrne n.hl 60
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Earned runs. Washington 3, Pittsburgh
!. Two base hits. Bonner ., Butler.
Three bnse hits, Clark 2. Bowcrmnn. Don
oran. Williams. Stolen bases, McCroery,
Mercer. SlaR!e. Double plays, Rel,s
to Clark; Clark to Bowerman TO Clark;
Bonner to Pndden to Cassidy. First base
on balls. OF Baker 4. of Herring l. off
gardner on Lever Struck ont. by
Mercer l, by IGever !. Wild pitches,
Gardner, Time OF game, 200. EMPIRES,
Swartwood and Warner.
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~ ifiaHG az L. as ~ slf
ter o. Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Sanders, Is
very III, threatened With fever.
Charles HeillHg has returned from
Senecaville. where he was attending
the commencement exercises. '.i5i9
James H. Robinson retprned yester.
day from two weeks trip through the
Allegheny mountains. h
The brick work on the second story
OF the Second ward hose house will be
completed to-day. so
II. ". Smith returned yesterday from
the Presbyterian general assembly at
Minneapolis. y
Theodore Reuter-, OF Pomeroy, Ohio. ia
the guest OF Thayer Hesiop, on Fifth
street. 2 * -.
The Merchants bail club will play the
high school team a gain this Afternoon. I
Mrs. John Henderson went to Smith
field yesterday. to visit her parents.
The public schools closed yesterday
for a three months vacation. 4,
Fred L. Hall. OF Wellsburg, was Ia the
city yesterday on business.
K I'll i
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PROPOSALS.
no CONTRACTORS AND nUILDERs.

: Proposals arc invited for the erection or
a Hospital Building ut Steubenville, Ohio,
which Gun be seen ut tho office Of the
glass works OF Gill Brothers g. Co, Bids
will be received for the entlro work to
be done. and also for the separate
branches Of tho work, and all bids must
be submitted on or before Juno ~. 1872
with q statement as to the time within
which the contractor will undertake to
complete the work. The right 10 reject
any and all bids is reserved. Address all
communications to E!t
Il J. ]. GILL. Steubenville, Ohio
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Music by Meister's orchestra
OPEN AIR CONCERT.

The following Is the programme for
the third open air concert to be glren
Tomorrow evening by the Martins
Ferry Cornet Band. commencing at
CHS p. m:
Ma rch--"K olsomo". .......O. r. Farraw
Sclcctlon-"Dawn OF Love" IT. Benidioc
Cornet Wakes. Dreams OF Childhood
W. V. Hoge.
Overture. THE EHchaHtress"
c. W. Dalbey.
Mo rch.. ..........."1 Indiana State Band"
o. r. Fnrraw.
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FAMILY WASTING

Rough Dry Washed, Stnrcl,od md
Dyed eeHts per pound. "''
Flint Work, Washed and Ironcd. Il
oontA pGr pound. :"
All hand work finished 10 cents mr.
ponnn. AT LU9I BROS,
HHAF Homo Steam Laundry.
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BRooKLYN's FOURTH STRAIGHT

BRoOKLYN'S FOURTH STRAIGHT.
NEW YORK. June 1.-The Brooklyns
won their fourth straight game from tho
Louisviiles in Brooklyn to-day. Both
punched their hits to better effect. Maui
was forced to quit in four innings. The
score:
RHE
Louisville ....1 o 90 1 81 il &
Brooklyn 800 8 q o '-S14 4
Earned runs. Brooklyn 4. louisville t.
Batteries. Dunn, Maui and Farrell. Phil
ippI and kittrcdge. Umpires, Lynch and
Connolly. Time, 2:OS.
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PHILADELPHIA, June by punching
hits the Phlllies managed to win the last
game OF the series from Chicago. The
Orphans eight hits were scattered through
six innings. and were OF little benefit.
Attendance 1.2l. Score:
RHE
Chicago .........o 0 o 100 0 OIL S 3
Philadelphia o o 2 , z 0 0 - 10 3
Earned runs. Philadelphia . Batteries,
Phylc and Dorahue: Donohue and McFar-
land. EMPIRES, EmslIe and Mcdonald.
Time. las.
4 TEN-INNING CONTEST.
BALTIMORE Nd, June 1.-The Orioles
won an exciting tcn-!nning contest to-day.
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BOWLING.
MCSEE LEAGUE

IN the Musce alleys last night tho cres-
ss''s' Tor the tlrst time since their np-
%Ha'ice In tho summer league showed
,"eF TRUE form. taking thrco straight
nom Rellancc. Score:
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Z NEW YORK, June 1.-The Giants lost
another game to Cincinnati to-day. main
ly through the errntic pitching; OF colco-
Tough. Hts nfne bases on balls were d.
rectly .responsible for four runs. Attend
ance. 100 Score:
' RH L
New York.....f 0 0 0 o 20 0 6-3 Ii 1
Cincinnati ....3 2 I 900 0-I s 2
Earned runs. Cincinnati, New York l..
Batteries. Colcolough and Grady: Phillips
md Pietz. ., Empires, Gafrney and An
drews. al Time, 30
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Special Dispatch to the 1ntell,gcncer.
YOUNGSTOWN. June 1.--To-day's
game between Wheeling and Youngs-
town was postponed on account of the
rain this morning. which made the
grounds unfit for play.In the afternoon,
There VIII. be one game tomorrow and
two on Saturday afternoon. The
Wheeling players are jubilant over
their fine showing at Mansfield, and
say they Will take two of the three
games here. and then begin long Sc
ries on the home grounds confident OF
soon getting up ini the Interstate
race - H-a A4III.. IIIE
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INTER.STATELEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Mansfield 2: New Castle
Gpand Rapids 6; Toledo S.
Is, Dayton !; Fort Wayne 0.
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AN ATHLETIC EVENT
That Will be Worth Going Many
Miles to Witness.

NhllCS 10 W ltneSS.
The EulexIan Club, OF WellsSurg, is
being organized by the young men OF
the town. under the promotion OF Rev.
Thomas E. Swan. the rector OF Christ
p. E. church. The church has granted
the club permission to build a-two-
story frame building In the rear OF the
Episcopal church. The purpose OF the
club Is 10 advance the social relations
OF the young men and to found for them
some place Of Innocent amusement, on
the order Of a Young Mems Christian
Association, SO that the members can
enjoy amusement3 such as bowling,
billiards and pool, without outside per-
rtc!ous influences. The club house will
be furnished with baths, reading room
and parlors. All the influential citl-
zens Of the town have taken deep
interest In the project and are doing all
In their power to promote It.
To raise funds sufficient to start the
enterprise the club has resolved to give
q field day next Saturday, to be held ut
the Nlcolls & Matthews park.
The entries are complete for foot
races OF nH kinds and bicycle races
VIII Mathews, the champion OF West
Virginia. Will ride against the famous
trotting mare, Lydia B., OF Cleveland.
A. match base ball game between
Wheeling and Wellsburg lawyers has
been arranged. The lineup OF the two
teams 10 as follows:
Wheeling Wollshuru
J. J. P. O'Br!cn, C. WIN II. Kennedy. c.
W. G. Caldwell, IS. Samuel Jacob IS.
Leon t,riedeman. ID. \. 9: F!okdsen, 10.
Frank c. Cox, SD. j. 3. McCIeilani, 3b.
R. NJ. Addlcman. II. Cad Reeves, II.
c. A. Mabon. CT j. C. Palmer, cap. CT.
jas. ". Ewing. RI F. c. Chapman, IF.
J. J; conifr. capt. p.J. F. Cree. p.
4 p n Wilson. Sp. r i. Cotton, p;
y. p; Robinson. sub. J: G: Wright. sub.
samf Noyes, sub. G. W. Russell. sub.
J. d. Hnndlhn, sub.
George Norton. sub.
c. Emblem. sub.
A special excursion train will leave
over the Panhandle ut les p. N. A
large number OF Wheeling rootcrs have
expressed their Intention Of attending.
Congressman B. D. Dovener will umpire
the game. A party OF ladies Will &C.
company the team and incidentally do
n little roofing for the Wheeling legal
summarizes.
After the ball game the Rough Rid
crs' bowling club. OF Wheeling. will
bowl the Wellsburg Stars. The llne-up:
Barr, captain: Wilson, Emblem, Beck
EFT. Hugus. 1Iennlng. Alexander. Co.
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.T1SN'T safe to be a day Without DR..
Thomas Electric Oh In the house.
Never can tell what moment an acc,-
dent Is going to happen.
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COSTS NOTHING
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Other Interstate Games,

at New Castle. RHE
New Castle Il 0 Q . o 0 0 o OIL 6 Z
Mansfield 80 0 0 o o o o o 80 6 3
and Belt.
At Grand Rapids. RHE
Grand Rapids 20 o o o . o 20 ii !
Toledo ........0 1 3 o Of 90 0-5 6 4
Batteries, Wolfe. Eylcr and Cote; wlltso
At Fort Wayne REE
Fort Wayne 20 0 0 0 o o o 90 S Q
Dayton .......0 0 0 0 0 10 0 II S /
Batteries. Swain and Bergen: Carter
and DonotIuc .Es>E - :
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To-DAY's GAMES,

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Wheeling at, Youngstown.
Mansfield at New Castle.
a#E Toledo Gt"Grand Rapids,
..as aaH..as DAYTON Mt Fort TEaynn
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MOZART LEAGUE.

n5 ,S,n,EErp games. Tom Moorcs Va. Stein
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WollShiIry.

WIN II. Kennedy, C.
Samuel Jacob, IS.
'. y. O. Fiokdsen, 10.
g. W. McCleary, 2b.
J. 3. McCleiland. 3b.
:. Cad Reeves. II.
J. c. Palmer. cap.-cf.
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}. J. F. Cree. p.
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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-08-12

THE shipment Of coke from the
Connellsyille region for the past
week has been 10,S69 cars. This
was an increase Of TIC ears over the
previous week.
THE Weaver Akin suit now in the
circuit court here is over some very
large oil interests. A special session
Of the court is now being held at
which the argument to dissolve the
injunction will be heard
A NUMBER Of MorgantoNn people
will attend the double wedding at
Farmont on next Wednesday evening
at which time our friends Knutti and
Jolliffe will be married. The affair
will be one of the social events of the
summer in Fairmont.
The desk owned and used by
"Stohewall' jackson the hero Of the
Confederacy has been purchased by
Hunter Atha, Of Fairview, and r. n.
Koblegard, of Fairmont. The amount
paid for the desk which is a very
primitive piece of furniture made of
cherry was several hundred dollars.
1t is very valuable as relic having
been bid on by several historical So
cieties. On this rude piece OF furni-
ture the immortal hero of the civil
war indited his first correspondence.
Thousands will no doubt want to
see It,