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The colored American., 1900-09-22

Taylor is the President. The Bal. at
Medipah Temple given under the aus.
pices of the Associated Social Clubs of
Chicago was an immense success. MANY
house parties also was given, among
which might be mentioned those given
by Prof. and Mrs. Emanuel, DR.. and
Ars. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Smiley, and
The colored American., 1900-09-22
THE WESTERN MECCA.

Afro Americans From Everywhere FlCck
TO the White City-SOme Notable So
cial Events Young Bruce'S Eloquent
AddreSS-NeWS Notes.
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INV IN Elm OJjT
nun lU lnNU VOls

FIJI bottle or common glass with
your water and let II stand twenty-tour
hours: q sediment o. settling Indicates
an unhealthy condition OF the Kidneys
II 1t stains the linen II "a evidence Of
kidney trouble; too frequent desire to
pass Il or pain IN the back Is also con-
vincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out OF order
What to Do.
There is comfort In the knowledge 30
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmers
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
fulfills every wish in curing rheuma-
tlsm, pain in the back, kidneys, liver,
bladder and every part OF the urinary
passage. It corrects inability 70 hold
water and scalding pain In passing II,
or bad effects following use OF liquor,
wine or beer, and SveFcosnes that nm
pleasant necessity Of being compelled to
go often during the day, and to get up
many times during the night. The
mild and the extraordinary etect OF
Swamp-R Root is soon realized. It stands
the highest for itB wonderful cures Of
the most distressing cases. II you need
a medicine you should have the best
Sold by druggists Ia Afty-cent and one
dollar sizes.
You may have o sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery and q book that
tells more about It, both sent absolutely
free by mail, address DR.. Kilmer & Co..
Binghnmton, N. Y. When writing
mention that you read this generous Of
fer in the wheeling Daily Intelhgen-
cor
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pR1paEPoRT HApPENINas.
Events Of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Judge Holllngsworth yesterday dis
solved the Injunction pending against
the erection of the retaining wall along
Lincoln avenue, and ten days was CIV
en- the railroad company to make an
appeal. c. l.. Weems, the company's
attorney, made motion for n new
trial,
Word was received here yesterday
afternoon, announcing the death OF
William Stewart. the Sistersville mill
ionaIre oil king. Deceased was an uncle
OF Mrs. G. b. O'Kelley, who Will leave
this morning for that place, to attend
the funeral.
A special train on the Cleveland, Lo-
rain q Wheeling railroad, hauling n
number Of the high officials OF the road,
was in the city yesterday. It is stated
that they were viewing the Terminal
railroad,
The Jr o. u. A. NJ. is making great
preparations for their large fair and
festival TO be given in the opera house,
May 30 and 81 and June / and 2, as
stated in this paper last week.
Miss Lucy Baggs very delightfully."-
entertained the Monday Night Club
last evening, Mt her home in IStrkwood.
Cards were the principal diversion OF
the evening.
Contractor Berry stated last evening
TINT he would resume work on the
street paving the latter part OF the
week.
The Young Ladies' Euchre Club will
be entertained this afternoon by Miss
Claire Sharp, at her home in kirkwood'
Hon. Newell Kennon, A. c. Darrah
and Matt Aldredge, Of st. Clairsville'
were In the city yesterday, on business
Mack wiggindon was arrested yes
terday afternoon by officer Meister for
fightlng In the Opera House saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Oswald schiok return
cd Yesterday from Tlltonvllle, where
they spent Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Joseph Bolen and Mrs. j. r.
Truemnn left yesterday to visit rela-
tives in eastern Ohio.
Miss Minnie Powell, Of Darlington. is
the guest OF the family Of David Bos-
ton In Kirkwood.
Lou Conlnnd was able to be Mt work
ut DENTS yesterday, after an Illness OF
several weeks.
The Dollar Savings Bank building Is
being beautifed by n new coat of paint.
BENJAMIN Mcbride. Of st. Clairsville,
was the guest of f. w, Rice yesterday.
Miss Pearl Gasklll is slowly recover
Ing from two weeks fitness.
II. NJ. Caldwell. OF New York, Is tho
guest Of friends In the city.
DR.. @. c. Cole was In st. ClaIrsvlllc
yesterday, on business,
One plain drunk was run In yester-
day by officer Meister.
Mrs. F. c. Robinson Is quite III at her
home IN Ktrkwood.
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BOWLING.

The Musee tournament has closed,
and was a very successful one. Prizes
to the amount Of $500 were given to the
captains Of the eight teams, as follows:
Colts, first team prize, $40; Tom
Moore, second team prize. 32l; cres-
cents, third team prize, 500; Lenoxr
fourth team prize, SIS; Brownies, fourth
team prize. IS. High Individual aver
age, Stuart Falcl1, Ia. IS. High indlvid-
ual score. Mullx Bearley. 2sO s..
Individual averages were as follows:
Colts-stuart Falck, So, III; Emblem,
81, l76: G. RAIDER, Go, III; Bickmyer, 81,
1853; Handy 90, 1874; Reed, 50, 1852. High
average man, each team, s. Falck, 50;
second average man, each team, En-
blen. 81 so.
Brown, 20, 1893: Campbell, "a, l69;
Marschner, ~, 1853; Handlan, o., 1856;
KnolIe, IS, 1866: Weitzel, %, 1874; Nolte,
30, 162; Cochran, AZ. 1857; Dayle, IL, Isl;
Bosley, II, 151; Turner, IS, l4S; Caren-
bauer, 6. 1916. High average man, each
team, Stevenson, IS; second average
man, each team, Handlan, 50 30,
Crescents-E. Bearley, Sc. 166; Beuter,
~, 1856; CASTOR, 10, 1871: w. Falck, 30, 1G1:
King, rs, $50; Fox, "a. 1853; Meyers, 10,
1852; CrumbGcker. p. 14S; Coleman, 81,
147; Balzer, "a, 14S; II. Bearley, IL, 14l.
High average man, each team, r. Bear
ley, IS; second average man, each team,
Beuter, 81 50.
Lenox-wllhelm, 70, 1914; ray, 42, 1853;
Hannah, "a, $50; Miller, "a. 149; Sheets,
30, f4S. High average man, each team,
Wilhelm, So; second average man, each
team, Hannah, 50 50.
commissioning, 30. 1G1; Discher,
60, ISL; Junklns, &C, 14s; Beckett, As.
14g; Prohme. AZ, 14l: thinner, 20, 145i
Wood, Is, 40; Wilson, 30, 1856; Del
brugge, 10, 1855 High average man,
each team, Discher. IS; second average
man, each team, Junklns. 50 30.
DaIsles-Fugate, ". 1856; Norteman,
"a. 15l; Modar, &C, 143; Mccullough, AZ.
1872; Hanes, 81, 1856; Caswell, 6, 1875. High
average man, each team, Fugate, So;
second average man, each tenn, Nor
teman. 50 50.
East Ends-w Wilhelm, 70, 151; ]. Ra-
der, 81, $50; Sadler, 60, 149; Sonderman,
80, f4f; Miller, IS, 1875; YahH, %, 100.
High average man, each team, VIII
helm, s.: second high man, each team,
RAIDER, 81 so.
Buokeyes-wltthuhn GO, 159; L, Bern
hart, So, 145; Edwards. &C. 142: Haber-
lin, 80, $40: p. Bernhart, Is. 1873; Barte,
AZ, 1873; Roeder. 70. 127. High average
man, each team. Witthuhn, S.; second
average man, each team, BernhaFt,
80 So
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mozart Park League.

The Mozart Park summer bowling
league was organized for the season at
a meeting last night. The league starts
off with eight teams and all attended
the meeting and were enthusiastic over
the prospects. The tournament Will
open next Monday evening. May Z, and
arrangements are in progress for max
Ing the Initial night gala One AS Will
be seen by the composition of the
league, the crack teams Of the city are
entered. They are as follows: Henry
George; C. C. c.; X. X. K; Columbia;
OsceoIa: All Alike; White Buffalo, OF
Rough Riders; Benwood.
officers were elected last night as fol-
lows: President, w. S. McElroy; vice
president, Fred Brnsch, secretary
treasurer, w. c. Handlan, jr.
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wE1IsBURa.
DOipgs of People in the Brooke coun-
ty Metropolis.


The Presbyterian and Christian So
cIeties Of Wellsburg have elected dele
gates to the eighth annual convention
Of the Wheeling District Christian En-
deavor Society to be held at Bethany
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
Miss Halle Lauck, of the Christian So
ciety, Will lead the sunrise prayer meet
ing on Friday morning. and the same
day Mr.. L. n, Flckelsen and Mrs. S.
George both Of the Presbyterian society,
will read papers, the former on What
is a Good Excuse?" and the latter on
1.-THE Junior Leader"
The marriage of George C. whitehead
and Miss Bessie Scott Will take place
Wednesday evening. at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Scott. A large number Of invita-
lions are out, and a number OF Wheel
ing people will be In attendance.
The case of Addison Barnes We. John
Phster was appealed from Justice Rus
sell to the circuit court by the defend
ant. The Justice give the plaintiff judg-
ment for 500 So and SO So costs. as Il
balance due on lumber contract.
Brooke Lodge No. s, I. o. o. F., at
tended the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning, to the number OF
forty-three. and heard u splendid SER
mon by Rev. j. F. Jose.
The baccalnurente sermon to the
high school class Of 1900 viii be preach
cd by Rev II. N. Miller at the Chris
tInn church, on Sunday May "a.
james Carmichael has accepted q
position MS general manager OF n pot
terry TO be established at Winnipeg,
Manitoba.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Wheeling al Youngstown.
toledo at Fort Wayne.
Columbus at New Castle.
Dayton at Mansfield.


Dayton at Mansfield.
Five hundred enthusiastic fans saw
tho s,ogies make 1t three straight with
New castle yesterday afternoon at the
island park. 1t was a remarkable
g7r1o In some respects; remarkable for
The ugh. hitting Of the visitors, who
,,.r. ali. to make but one safe drive
on Pirdee's clever delivery; remarka-
hi, 0r the number Of bases on balls
p,~tee gave-fourteen-and remarka-
bIa for the fine fielding of the locals and
The ragged work OF the champions, who
managed to make nine misplays With
out the turning OF hair.
STREET essayed to do the pitching for
,be vIsltorse, but one inning was
enough for the young south-paw, who
WINS men succeeded by FIggemIer, who
was an enigma for the Wheelings last
season; on this occasion, however,
mere was nothing mysterious in his
curves, and the new stogies proceeded
10 show him up to the queens taste.
In the nrst inning the Stogies failed
IN score. though Taylor worked base
ON balls and Lyons hit for single. In
,baIr half the visitors profited by Par
dse,s unsteadlness. Four bases on
barls and an infield hit forced in Van
Buren, with the first run Of the game.
In the second the stogles turned the
,y,ck to the tune of five runs and incl
dart,,y showed up both STREET. and
E,,ggsmler. Rothermel worked free
Transportation and PeQulnney was safe
IN MpIer's error. Boyd's very clever
sacrifice advanced the runners. AT
this stage Wright substituted Flggemi-
or FOR STREET in the box, but that made
f., difference. on Cargo's error Roth
ernel scored. Meany made his first hit
OF the season, u slashing single, scor-
ing Pequinney. Another error by
Cargo gave Taylor life at first, and
simultaneously Pardee scored the third
run OF the inning. Lyons waited and
walked, and Turner hit for two bases,
scoring Meany and Taylo:. The next
two batsmen were the outs.
Two moro runs came in the fourth on
LYONS life on McCreedie's mum, Tur-
rer's infieid hit on which MeaHy was
retired at the plate, and Congalton's
two-blgger. congalton was thrown
out in a daring attempt to pilfer third
base.
In the seventh Rothermel was safe on
errors By Cargo and Miller and scored
on Boyd's fine two base hit. Taylor's
single scored Boyd.
ApoIn in the ninth two runs were
scored Pequinney hit for two bases
Boyd was safe on another error by Nc
Crcedle: Pardee hit for base. scor-
ing Pequlnney, and Meany's out scored
Boyd
The visitors got a run in the sixth
on three bases on balls and an tnfietd
hit In the seventh they got another
forced run on three bases on balls and
q hit batsman.
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elnss Bottle Factory Closes.

PTTTsBURGH, Pa, April s0.-The
glass bottle factories of the p. o. Cum
ningham Glass Company, Cunningham
& Co., limited, and Frederick Ling &
Company have been closed indefinitely.
The carrying-in boys OF the three
plants, numbering about 200, are strlk-
ing for an advance in wages. The COM
panies have so far been unable to get
boys to take the places OF the strikers,
and 1t is stated operations may be sus-
pended for the season.
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BASE pALL coMMENT.

Tho Whccllngs so to youngstown to-
..ay i9r q thrcc-game series. As both
.a.08 ore tied for the lead the games
paEh' ~ be exciting oonugh to euit any
ol crank This afternoon Stricklett VIII
p''H for the StOglcs. Although he IL
.'- 10 ihe best of condition, Lyle says
y. lam of hard blttcrs win more than
I.i'2r nny Indifference In the quality
VI The twirIing StrIckiett may furnish.
Wheeling accepted the terms Of out
YYs.I.T Bette, Duthridcr Dobbs, Catcher
"N.h had Outntlder Miller. and some
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Special Dispatch to the Intqlligoneer.

Special Dispatch TO the Intalligoneer.
YOUNGSTOWN, April JQ,--Youngstown
male It three straight by defeating tho
Senators In close game this afternoon.
The fielding was gllt-edged and the hit
unF light, both McGill and Mnhattey
RH Il
Youngstown Il O1iO 0 o. O-S
columbus .a.t o 0 0 o. o 1
bl.tnrlos-McGnl and Hess; Mahnrfey
ara hellyllle. Umpire, Carpenter.
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Monday, May 18th, 1900.

44SA0NJl SApS 41bA4l ASSNl
beginning At 10 o'clock a. M. at the north
front door OF the court house OF Ohio
county, In the city OF Wheeling. West Virs
ginin. sell at public sale a certain tract Of
land situate on Horse Run on the waters
Of the north fork OF Fishing Creek, Wet
gel county, West Virginia, adjoining land4
Of s. ]. Long, senior, n. King and John
Bumgard, the said tract OF land being
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at stone In Horse Run, corner Of
s. j. Long, jr,, thence with his lines south
10' west " poles to u hickory, thence north
So west 9 poles to stake corner 70 j. N.
King; thence with his lines south lS' west
~ poles TO stake; thence south II west IS
poles TO stake In G. w. Parks line; thence
with HIS lines, south g east y poles to r.
o.; thence south G1ls' east q poles to
stake where chestnut was called for;
thence north 10 east 26Ss poles TO 2. o.;
thence north 90 east 2S poles to W. o.;
thence south g. cast II poles TO stake;
thence north c. east 81 poles to sour gum;
thence continuing the same course north
g. east poles to c. o.; thence north 2tlSS
west 81 poles to maple: thence north 23'
east 50 poles to stake In Bumgurd's line;
thence north is' west poles to hickory
corner to BumgurG's, and with his line,
north 81 west u polcs to small sour gum,
corner to s. ], Long, jr., thence south SQs
west 81 poles to stone n run In line OF 3.
j. Long. tr: thence south l9' east poles 70
guRnr: thence south s. east 25ls poles to the
beginning, containing Is and eight-tentha
hcTos, lle Hnlu tract OF lnnu DQlnk lnO
same which WINS conveyed to r, X. Citizen
by $. b Hall. trustee by decd, dated De-
c0Enbcr H. 1891, and recorded In the office Of
the clerk of the county court OF Wctzel
county In Decd Book No. -, folio ga
TERMS OF SALE: One-third OF tho pur.
chase money and as much moro as tho
purchaser may eject cash IN hand. the res-
idue In two equal instnllments payable re-
gpectivcly In nine and eighteen months
from tho day OF sale with interest from
that day, tho purchaser to give bonds for
tho deferred installmopts of purchase
money and the title TO said land TO be re-
tained until the payment OF the purchase
money In full
At the same time and place ] shall soil to
thtrty.second part OF the wording interest,"
IN oil wells on the william Rogcrson farm
IN Washington district, Marshall county,
West Virginia. ,
Hubbard & Hubbard, Receiver
Attorneys. npN
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The J. ]. sllppners defeated the
Droyers' Home stars by q score Of II to
10. The feature OF the game was the
pitching of Ferdenand. he striking out
fourteen men. The slippners challenge
any team under fifteen years Of uge.
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puNN WAS HIT EREELY.

BROOKLYN. April SO.--Dunn was hit
freely to-day but sharp fielding behind
him held the Bostons down to two runs.
Boston lost aRe chance to win In the
ninth, when the bases were full and only
proved costly. Kelley retired In the third
RHE
BOSTON .....1 O1O 900 % ii 2
Brooklyn ...1 . o 90 - 8 l
Batteries, wlnls and Clarke; Dunn and
Mcclure. Earned runs. Boston ], Time,
2:O9 Umpire, Emslle Attendance 5000
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Two.base hits. Turner, Congalton, Boyd'
PequlHney. Double plays, Lyons TO hotn-
ermel to Turner. Passed balls, Graillus ! !.
Bases on balls, of Pardce u; OF STREET :;
OF Figgcmler 4. Hit bhtsmcn, by PAruee
/, Struck out by Pardee g: by FlgBemier
! Sacrifice hit. Boyd Stolen bases. ray
l0r Lyons Base hits, on STREET. l; on rig
Ecmier O. Time, 2:lO. Umpire, Colsan,
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srooKHoLDERs' MEETINGS.

MEETING.
WHEELING. W. Va, April o, 1900.
Of The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
Will be held at the general office of the
company, No. 1925 Chapllne street, Wheel
Ing. W. Va, on Monday, May 7, 1890 be-
tween the hours Of II o'clock a. m. and
l o'clock p. m.
Transfer books will be closed from the
9th day of April. 1900. to the It'll day OF
May, 1900. both days inclusive.
WILLIAM ]. DIEHL,
ap24-tth&s Secretary.
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up 80 follows: @. GOidenburs. C; j.
Brennan p; e. Hedges, $. s.; c. Berry,
h.; F, Brooks, 3D.; c. Holland, 3d.; L.
PAUL. RI; h. Gressner. c. T.; H. Brun-
haus, !, +.
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Bubonic Plague.

PORT SAID. April SO.-Two fatal
cases Of what is believed to be BubonIO
plague have been officially reported
here. One death occurred to-day.
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THE entire stock Of dry goods and
notions OF EggOr, Wnrrlck & Co., will
be sold in the next few weeks, regard
less Of cost.
CHAMBERs q HICKS.
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sVotTlI Dlspltch 70 the IhteIIKeHvUT'
FORT WAYNE. April 5o.-Dayton I'm
Ished strong and won a game that was
remarkable for hard hitting, The home
team made bid for victory In the NINTH
RHE
Fl wayne. % 0O5 50 0 80 Is Z
Dayton 80 10 5 2 4 3 4-a q 8
Observation-Disclosures Drummy. sample
and Bergen; Wicker. Swain and DonoRue'
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E ESlIn5 EGPk !-l L


PITTSBURGH. Pa, April aO'-Pitts-
burEh has purchased Cooley from Phila-
dolphia and he will play first base IN the
81. Louis sorlss on wednesday,, Dilloh
will be released by Pittsburgh.
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WE employ none but export piano
tuners f. w. BANNER co.
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....FoR RENT.

5TADIe tasI tUu OF INIHHIttIIIH 5EEtcI'' "
FOR SALE.
No. S527 ChRllne street,
No. % Sixteenth street, s-story brick
stora room and 10 rooms.
No. rs Maryland street.
No, q Maryland street.
No. 50 Main street.
No. 442 Main street.
Lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street
New house on South Huron street
No. GO North Front street.
No, B6 Seventeenth street.
No 1874 Nineteenth street-Si,l0O
Lot east end Nineteenth street. 60 feel
front-S9oO.
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disposition has to be made with them
now that the first of May has rolled
around. They would have been given
to Columbus, but for the fact that the
Columbus management seems to think
It has the only team on eaTth-or did be-
fore the series with Youngstown. The
four players mentioned would strength
en- any team In the Interstate outside
OF Wheeling. ~
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PIANOS moved by thoroughly com.
petent men. F. w. BANNER co.
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az wish to say few words about
Pitcher Scott, Of Cincinnati" writes
Bob Rothermel, of the wheellngs. to the
Sporting News. ~ umpired all the ex-
hIbitlon games that Cincinnati played
in New Orleans and 1 saw enough to
convince me that with Scott on the slab
the Cincinnati club win be formidable
adversary to any of them, and the team
that defeats him will be ready to adj
nit that they did 1t in a ball game. The
season of 1900 finds mewlth the Wheel
ing Interstate league team. Our pre-
limlnary practice Indicates that we win
play fast game by the opening Of the
season. Despite the fact that will UNI
dertake to play strange position, ex-
pect to give u good account Of myself
during the season. predict thai
Wheeling viii be 1928 at the end Of TIE
race"
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The Cuban stars challenge any team
under twelve years old The team Hines
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Former German Minister Dead.

EuILnVI NvIIHHH AIILIIsIsI 0VuU'
BERLIN, April SO.-Baron saurma
Won Der Jeltsch, former German min
ister at washington. IS dead.
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PERSONAL.
nns1nrss oppoRTuN1TrEs.

INVEST SAFELY-4s Per cent interest
i paid Let your money work for you.
Buy certificate now. Payments made eY-
cry fifteen days. Satisfied clients oil sec
lions Of the country Write for particu-
lars G, e. MACKEY & CO., 50 Broad
way, New York. apA
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WE have just received n good nBsort-
ment Of Regina Music Boxes.
4. w. BANNER co.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia u. Ncw York 49,
Brooklyn 5, Boston
Chicago 0. st. Louis o
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An FNCIT1NG 0AME.

PHILADELPHIA, April SO-whiIe TO-
days game between New York and Phlla-
delphla was anything but good base bail,
there was plenty Of excitement and ten
innings were required to decide II, Hits
and errors abounded Wolverton made
his Arst appearance Ut third base with
PhIladelphIa, and created q favorable I'M
pressIon. Former Captain Cooley, Of Phil
adelphIa, was to-day signed by the. Pitts
burRh club, and Third Baseman Meyers,
who received his notice Of release on sat
urday, was engaged by HARTFORD OF the
h's'e'' iH'"s' '' RHE
New York .........5O2OO91011-lslG Z
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Batteries, Hawley and Warncrj Piatt,
bernhard and Douglass. Earned runs'
Umpire, Connolly. Attendance, 5,l2i
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In pursuance of decree entered by the
Circuit Court of Ohio County in the above
entitled cause on the 18th day Of March,
1900 I shall on
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TO-DAYs GAMES.

To-DAY's GAMES n
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

mon FALL TRADE-coTToN AND
u wooden mill wants travelling man
for country trade. Liberal commission.
& CO., Philadelphia, PR. Rp2S-s