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guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.

guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Bartholomew.
Miss Maude vandervort, Of Parkers-
burg, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Shuttleworth
Edward Shrodes. who has been sick
for some time, was reported not SO we'll
last evening.
William j. Howell and family left
yesterday for Wayland. O., to spend
several weeks.
John A. Moore is reported much i'm
proved. and will soon be able to be ON
the streets again.
The Red Rose social given by the
Good Templars last evening at Mechan-
les hall. was well attended.
James Arbaugh, who has been sick
for several days. is again able to be
back at his place OF business.
The Ladies' Guild OF St Paul's church
viii give a strawberry supper in the
parish rooms Saturday evening.
The American Tin Plate Company
will erect another Office building for
the use of the officials connected with
the tin house.
This city at present seems to lie we'll
supplied with buns and toughs It
would be well for people to keep a care
full outlook as to petty thieviRg.
The boys who have been entertained
by the Octagon Club the past winter
will return the compliment by taking
the "Octagon ladies" to the Wayside
Inn for supper Thursday evening.
They will go out in a wagon and a
glorious time is anticipated by all.
The Independent hose company most
likely will receive an offer in a few
days that will be much better than the
offer made by the Buffalo exposition.
The new offer will come from the
South, where the boys won the cham
pionship and have many friends who
will welcome them again.
Harry Springer and Miss Katie Mason
we're married Tuesday evening at the
Episcopal church in Wheeling. The
groom is popular tin worker at the
Laughlin tin mill and the bride is an
estimable young lady from East Liver
pool. The young couple have the best
WISHES VI lHeiI MANY liiehuo.
A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Williams, on South Sec
ond street, the contracting parties be-
ing their daughter. Miss Ella May VIII
liams. and Mr.. Edward Hayes. Rev.
]. S. Secrest, pastor of the First M. E.
church in Kirkwood, performed the
ceremony. An elegant wedding suDper
was served The bride is one or Mar
tins Ferry's most charming young
ladies, and the groom is an estimable
young man of Bridgeport, being pop
ular fireman on the c.. L. & w. The
young people have the best wishes OF
their large circle of friends, They
will go to housekeeping in Bridgeport,
the home being already furnished.
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Local Items Of Interest Presented In
C0ndenaed PnragrAuhs.
Two deeds of trust were let for
record in Clerk Robertson's Office yes
terday.
East End citizens are circulating a
petition for lower rate Of speed by the
w. & Z. G. motors.
--rhere will be special term OF tho
Circuit court to-day with Judge H. c.
Hervey on the bench.
The old Board OF Public Works
pay roll has been made up and will be
paid by the City Clerk.
Members OF the Elkins Cadets are
out for the honor OF being the personal
body guard for Rex during Carnival
week.
A special meeting OF the City Union
OF the Kings Daughters will be held at
the Day Nursery Friday, June 21st. at
four O'Clock.
Bright colored Autographs adver-
Using the Carnival races at the State
Fair Grounds. are being placed on all
the bill boards and dead walls.
This is the anniversary of the birth
OF West Virginia as State and it will
be observed as flag day. The Office OF
the City Clerk will close at noon.
Vest pocket size schedules OF the
Western Association, are being distri-
buted by Jason C. Stamp. Wheeling
opens at home with Toledo, June 23rd.
Ernest Fredericks, an estimable
young man, of South Woods street, died
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. He
had suffered from a complication of
diseases.
The residence of Auctioneer Halter,
on ,McCullech street, has been bought
by John Bremen, the cigarmaker, who
will make extensive improvements to
the property.
The old residents Of Belmont coun-
ty are arranging for big reunion pic
mic at Miller's grove. west of Loyds-
vile, in the near Allure. Details will
be announced later.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the annual commencement of
the Cathedral High school, to be held
June 10Th, at the Carroll club auditor
ium. From the number of invitations
already sent out the capacity of the
auditorium will be tested
On her UP trip Sunday the steamer
Kanawha had quite large lot OF
scoops, drills and materials, for use OH
the construction of the Lake Erie, AL
lance & Southern railroad. The ship
ment was unloaded at Steubenville
from which point the material will DE
hauled to Unionport, where the grad
ing will be started toward the Ohio
river
The Bradbury & sleiger show, of
the Island, which has been stored away
for the winter, will open up and give
their first performance about July 4tn.
They will start outsnew this year, hay-
ing a new tent and everything COM
bined. They will have more new plays
and new actors and actresses. They
have not yet located the show, but will
in the future.
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All the grocery stores will be closed
to-day.
E. H. Rider left yesterday for Toledo
on business trip.
M. Douglas will move his family TO
New Martinsrille to-day.
D. W. Huff, of Flushing. was in the
city yesterday on business.
Miss Lucy Allender, of Moundsville,
is the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Vickers, an elderly lady Of
North Fifth street, is seriously i'll.
Miss Emily Hoge has returned rom
visit with friends at SteubenviIle.
w. R. Ratcliff, of Mt. Pleasant, was
business caller in the city yesterday.
Archie Wood and Everett Drennen
have returned from college at ann Ar
Dor.
The Martins Ferry base ball team is
arranging date with the Mt. plcasan:
team.
Miss Lillian Dean, who Is sick with
typhoid fever. Is reported some i'm
proved.
Miss Bertha Nash, of Akron, is the
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SECOND DAYS RACES
OF the Ohio Valley Circuit mt Park
ersburg Yesterday-The Results.


ersburg Yesterday-The Results.
Special to the Register
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. June 19.-The
second day of the race meet of the Park
ersburg Driving Association brought out
the largest crowd ever seen at race meet
in Parkersburs. Nearly five thousand
persons were in attendance and several
hundred vehicles We're at the park The
people of Wheeling will take an interest in
these races for the reason that the same
horses. or nearly the same. will be entered
III the Wheeling races and in the other
races of the Ohio valley racing circuit
Several very interesting races were held
this afternoon. One of the prettiest races
ever held here was the first heat of the
ZIG pace. The three starters kept in a
punch till the quarter stretch was reached
when Col. Day forged little ahead and
maintained his lead till the finish was in
sight. Then Spreekles closed up on him
till there was only a nose difference be-
ing when he broke and Col Day went uu-
der the wire the winner. with Spreckles
second by nose. In the first heat OF the
2;,9 trot May Monday broke one line and
ran around the track. She was given the
last place In the heat for running
The results are as follows:
First Race. 2:30 Trot--Bonnie w, first.
Banner Belle. second; May Monday. third
John F., fourth. Time. 1927. 2:24 2:20A
Second Race, 2:1s Pace-Biack Cecil.
I p; Col. Day; second; spreckles, third.
Third Race, $50 Pace-Suffoik. first
Mckinley. second. Black Venus. third
Senator Vance, fourth. Best time, 2:1sl4.
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Sad Death.

Harry Larkin, the twelve-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Larkin, OF
Broadway, died Tuesday evening after
an illness of eight weeks of typhoid
fever. The deceased was an exception
ally bright boy and had a large num-
Der Of friends. He was member of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church and was also
one OF the choir boys and will be sadly
missed. che bereaved parents have the
sincere sympathy of their many friends.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at two O'Clock, and the remains
will be laid to rest in Riverview cenie-
terry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-20

Police Court.

Vs
The Mayor had a busy day yesterday.
The Jail, with the children and two wo-
men represented a kindergarten, with
Marshal Erwin and the police force as
instructors, while the Mayor acted at
superintendent. The opening Of the
business yesterday consisted Of placing
a chain and oall to Edward Mccartney
and Tilton, but they again refused to
work and spent the day in front OF the
jail. McCaffery seems more studious
than Triton, as be spends his time read
ing a paper-back novel. The first case
before the Mayor was Robert Coss, who
received S. and costs. The second was
Ed.Vanhorn, who was fined So and costs.
Both paid out. The next two were Mrs.
Rene Moore and Mrs. Sarah Grifith,
who were charged with keeping a dis
orderly house and for immoral and in
decent action. They were fined So and
$40 and costs, all amounting to $21.
Yhe women could not pay and were
placed back in jail. The FIVE children
were taken out and cared for by citi-
zens, and it is thought they will be sent
to the children's home. William Ross,
who is in Jail. refused to work on the
streets and is still in Jail. A man by
name of Hammond. from Benwood, was
locked up last evening for fighting.
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w. & J. COMMENCEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June 19.-The
class of 1901. fifty-two in number, the
largest class of the united colleges, was
graduated from Washington and JEFF
ferson College to-day. Honorary de-
grees were bestowed as follows:
D. D.-The Rev. James M. Newell
Los Angeles, Gala; the Rev. Kali
Churn Chatterjee, Hoshyarpur, India;
and the Rev. Joseph j. McCarrell, Nc
Keesport
M. S.-William Seaman cambridge
NJ. D., New York.
A. M.-Harry w. Mckee, NJ. D., New
Castle.
Phi. D.-John L. Loves, of the chair
of English in Hanover College, Indiana
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woMEN's TROPHY
In Golf Was Contested for at Glen
Cove Yesterday.

Cove Yesterday.
GLEN COVE, L. l., June 19.-The
contest for the women's Metropolitan
golf championship was continued to-
day over the links of the Nassau coun-
try club between the sixteen players
who qualified at Medal play yesterday
in the preliminary round. Miss Gen
evieve iHecker, of Essex county, the
present holder of the Metropolitan
Championship, W. her match against
Miss Maude X. lWetmore, of Morris
county by seven up and six to play.
The other matches Of the day result
ed: Mrs. G. Collinwood, Powelton.
beat Mrs. B. F. Whitney, of Nassau, 6
up and to play.
Following are the results to to-day S
match play:
Miss ruth Underhill, Nassau, beat Miss
Elizabeth Goffe, Essex county, by one up
Q9 holes).
Miss Marion Oliver, Baltusol, beat Mrs.
IL. Pendleton Rogers, Baltusol, by up
and to play.
Miss Gladys Robinson, Weeburn, beat
Mrs VIM. Shipper, Morris county by one
up Q9 holes).
-drs ii. b. Ashmore, Baltusrol, beat
Miss Ruth Badgeley. Harbor Hill, by two
up.
Miss G. NJ Trayers beat Mrs. Fellowes
Morgan, Baltusrol, by one up 10 holes)
Miss c. G. Willis, Morris county, beat
Miss Z. F. Sanford, Essex. b. up and
l to play.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-20
WANTS AN OMAHA BANK.

OMAHA, Neb.. June ia report is
current that the Standard Oil Company
is negotiating for the purchase of one
of the banks Of this city. Several
bankers were seen to-day but declined
to discuss the matter and denied any
knowledge of the negotiation or that
there had been offers. President
Kountze, of the First National Bank.
admitted there was a possibility of such
a purchase by the Standard Oil inter-
ests. 1t is understood the company in
tends to establish a chain of banks
along the Missouri river and that Kan
sas City and Omaha deals are now
pending.
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GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.

scheme to Sen the Government All
the Railroads for Ten Billions.
DENVER, Col, June 19.-Lhe Times
says:
A gigantic scheme is under way to
transfer the railroads of the United
States to the government. A western
financier declares that within a few
years, the Rokefellers, Hartman, Van
derbilt,. Gould and Morgan interests
would turn over to the government
every line of the railroads in the coun-
try, the government to pay the total
value of about $4,000 G00.0O0, string
of banks to be controlled by the same
interests are to finance the deal.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Recognized Mt MorGant0wn Yes
terday-Wiu Publish Magazine.

Special to the Register
MORGANTOWN. w Va, June 19.-The
oreraniged hars ,.ns,ar ste ,,a,,,a ~ Trars
Allegheny Historical Society of West Nir-
ginia. The old society was organized in
1863. and lived ten years Col r. z. Fast
is president of the new organization; Miss
Lucy c. Daniels, professor of European
history in the University. secretary: HUI
Maxwell. the author. trea surer; Prof s.
first vice president: Prof. Frank Trotter
of Buckhannon. second vice president and
Mr.. Frank Stanton, of Wheeling. third
vice president
The society intends to begin the publiea-
ton of a quarterly historical magazine
this fall. Waitman Barbe. A l. Wade,
Joseph Moreland and others of pro.nf-
nence were present and assisted in the re-
organization. The annual meeting viii be
held here early in December.
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OIL OPERATIONS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
ELLENBORO, w. Va, June TO-
The contractors are still experiencing
trouble in regaining the tools lost in
the well being drilled on the NJ NJ
Lambert farm here in town. The tools
became fast at 1000 feet caused by the
81 casing collapsing. The casing was
opened up and Strengthened, but last
night the well caved on top of the
tools and the cave-in will now have to
be drilled out before the tools can be
recovered.
The we'll being drilled on the Hert-
zleman farm, on Dog Comfort run, by
the Associated Producers, will reach
the sand this week.
]. c. Trees & Co.'S we'll in the VIM.
McGregor farm, near Highland, has
been cased with 10 inch casing.
The recent drilling in of Cow Run
sand we'll on the Gatrell farm, on
Brush run, near Hebron, has caused
four new locations to be made on the
Gatrell and adjoining farms.
Mallory Bros. & Stewart have made
two or three new locations on the
Jacob Morrison farm on Rock run, and
will develop the rich farm as rapidly
as possible.
Operations about Cairo and Corn
wallis are very quiet at present.
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BANKRUPTCY CASES.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Among the
discharges in bankruptcy in the United
States District Court to-day were the
following:
VIM E. Coffin. broker and formerly
member of the firm of CONN & Stan
ton, with liabilities OF $4.15o. 907, and
assets OF SIS cash. The petition wal
filed on April 18th last.
The unsecured creditors named In the
petition OF Mr.. Conn had claims
amounting to sS73.174. Among the
creditors was the Northern Counfies IN
vestment Trust Bradford, RI. ~, 90
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Paying I'm.

James Williams, who was tried for
stealing horse and found not guilty,
is fixing up his troubles, as yesterday
he paid the Greek, John Passafnme,
to whom he sold the horse. fifty dollars,
and promised to give him ten dollars
mere. The Greek Is not much ahead
but settled on these terms and probably
the litigation will now cease, as Bow
man has the horse and Williams is
about even in the DEAL
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The Nelson Tigers base ball club
hereby challenge any team in Wheeling
Or vicinity for next Sunday afternoon.
II accepted answer through the Reg
lister.
The Wheeling Business College Jun
Tors cannot play the Cuckoos on Friday,
but will play them in the future.
Yesterday afternoon at Martins
Ferry, the Wheeling Sports defeated the
Forget Me Nots by the Score of s to Z.
Batteries, for Martins Ferry, Abety
and Henry; for Sports, Wetley, Tighe
and Burns. ! he same club will play
at the Wheeling Sports grounds. Lewis
and Henry will be the battery for the
Martins ITerrys and lIghe and Wesley
for Wheeling.
The Cuckoo base ball team would like
to hear from the Frasier College Jun
Tors for game Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the tunnel green. II this
challenge is accepted answer through
this paper. The lineup is as follows:
i. Swift, second catcher; w. Porter,
catcher; j. Smith, pitcher; O. Graham,
first base; j. Pollock, second base; A..
Swift. shortstop; e. Spiel. third base;
r. Ambrose, left field; L. Noise. centre
field; G. Mckee, right field.
The Central siuggers accept the chal-
lenge from the Txcelsicrs fer a game
next Saturday afternoon on the tunnel
green. The Sluggers would like to
know for sure If the EXcelsiors will be
over or not. If not answer through this
paper.
1 he LaBelles would like to arrange 4
game with any amateur team in this
vicinity, Nelson Tigers or Arthurs pre-
ferred. If satisfactory answer through
the Register.
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BOWLING.

The Scheehles took two out of three
games from the Reeder Stars on the
Musee alleys last night. Trautwen
was high man for the Scheehles and Nc
Kenney was the real thing for the Stars.
They were very good games for four
men teams, and they claim to be the
champions of the First ward and are
open for an engagement Following
are the games:
4. e Scheehles...... $50 GAS $50 17o0
Reeds Stars .......... 500 500 SAP 1884
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington 7-Detroit 2.
Boston 5-Chicago 5.
Philadelphia 4-Cleveland 3.
Baltimore 9-Milwaukee 3.

WASHINGTON. June 19-Three bases
on balls and two errors by Detroit in the
FIRST inning gave Washington the game
to-day Patten pitched a pretty game
striking out nine men. and while he gave
bases Detroit did some snappv work in
effecting double plays. Mercer injured his
ankle in the third and was carried off the
nelc. Everett. who was on Washington's
bench. was ordered off the grounds for
hisruting Umpire Haskelrs decisions. The
score:
Wash'ton ~ o 0 o - IL .
Detroit 80 0 o 0 0 O 90 : (
Patten and Grady. Siever aud Buelow
Earned runs. Washington 2: Detroit ?.
Time. hours Umpire, Haskell Attend
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PHILADELPHIA, June 49, Hart al
though he pitched a fine game. was mainly
responsible for Cleveland's defeat to-day.
With one man out, LaJoie hit for tw Q
bases and scored on single by Fultz. the
latter going to second on the throw to the
home plate to catch LaJoie. Fultz stole
third and scored the winning run on a
wild throw by Hart to catch him mapping.
The game was the quickest on record,
being played in exactly lis. Attendance,
1880. Score:
Cleveland .....2 0 0 o i o O. o. s
Philad'a o 90 2 o o ~ !
Hart and Wood Fraser and Powers.
Earned runs. Philadelphia /. Time, Ills.
Umpire Cantiliion
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Left on bases-New York g. Pittsburg 8.
First base on balls-Off Matthewson 8;
off Lever /; off Tannehill ..
Struck out-By Matthewson S; by Leev-
er l; by Tannehil s.
Stolen base-yan Haltren.
Sacrifice hits-Selbach Hickman
Double 'plays-Van Haltren to Bower
man: Ritchey to Ely to Brarsfield
Wild Observation-Disclosures 2.
Passed bali-Smith
Hit by pitched bali-By Matthewson l.
Time-2:10. Umpir.-O'Day
eco
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NEGRO PREACHER LYNCHED.

Fla GRANGE, n. c., June I'D. B.
Jones the negro preacher, who, 1t is
alleged, attempted to assault Mrs. Noah
Davis near La Grange yesterday, was
taken from the guard house here last
night and lynchad
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

NEW YORK. June Believer was hit
on the arm by a pitched ball in the third
inning and had to leave the game. Tan
nehili, who succeeded him. was in fine
/ form and outpitched Matthewson. The
latter was; unsteady in the ninth and the
called on account of darkness. Score:
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MR.. BRYAN DENIES.

ATLANTA, Ga. June 19-The At
lanta Constitution tonight, in response
to telegram of inquiry. received dis
patch from W. ]. Bryan, denying that
he has affiliated with the third party
movement
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wheeIing saved.

BptcfaI TO the Rtk.NteF.
DAYTON, o.. June 19.-To-day's
game was called I'll acc1,t'' Of rain III
the second inning with the score g. to
in Dayton's favor. Dayton had land
ed on Charles Brown. the former local
pitcher, for four bits, including home
runs by Wright aud Wheeler. in the
second.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg 6 New York 5.
Boston G-Chicago :.
Boston 7--Chicago ..
ST. Louis 6-PhiladelDhia 2.
Brooklyn l0-Cincinnati 6.
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Oil Quotation..

OIL CITY. Pa. June 19-CredIt balances
Slt5; certificates. no bid Shipments 90 oes
bbk; average, se.616 bbls. Runs. il3.l01
bible; average. S2.74S bbls
NEW YORK. June 19.-Standard oil. 40
bid and 80 asked
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PHILADELPHIA. June 1a-The local
ing an uninteresting game to St. Louis.
Both pitchers were hit freely, but Jones
support was better than that accorded
Donohue Attendance l.572 Score
ST. Louis ....1 o l 0 % 2 % II O
Philad'a 20 0 0 0 . % 2 :
Jones and Nichols; Donohue and McFar-
land Earned runs, ST. Louis g. Philadel-
phia l. Time. 1850. Umpire. Emslie.
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BOSTON, June 19.-Callahan was put
put OF the game in the sixth inning for
F}ckinE and the Bostons won the game in
ihat inning with base on balls for Col
!ins. an error BY Isbel and home run
by Parent Parents stop of a hot ground
e IN the fifth inning. and a wonderful run
ainE catch by Jones in the eighth were
Boston ........0. / 0 o a. o sc o .
Chic1eo ......1 0 0 . O ~ 6 8
Winters and Schreck: Callahan. Patter-
son and SEeden Earned runs. Chicago !:
Boston !: Home run. Parent Time, 40.
empire, Manassau.
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AT LOUISVILLE
Louisville ....s 0 90 ! ~ 4 2
Marion ..z $50 o 0 % o. 0-S.
Weighing and Zalusky; Mcfarland and
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They are AProphet'' emith and r. p.
McLand. and Were Imbllcated n
Recent Murder.
BULLETIN:
SHREVEPORT, La, June 20, 1880
A. M.-Two nesres. Prophet Smith
and F. D. McLand. have just been
lynched.
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AT FORT WAYNE
TT Wayne 20 0 10 9 o. 2-5 II 4
Columbus 80 IL / 0 l o. 4
Ehret and Fuller: Williams and Zinram.
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BOSTON, June 19.-Chicago frightened
their grip on last place by dropping two
games to Boston to-day. The locals won
the first game by batting Menefee in the
fourth inning. Bad errors and wierd team
play by Chicago in the sixth and seventh
Innings gave Boston the second game.
EEL batting were features. Gammons was
released to-day By Boston. Attendance,
$500. Score:
Boston ......0 0 o 40 0 SIS S ,
Chicago ......1 % 0 0 0 0 CO 6 2
Willis and Ksttridge; Menefee and Ka-
hoe. Earned runs. Boston L. Home run,
Hamilton. Time, go. Umpire, Nash.
Second game:
Boston 30 o 0 o ~ 10 /
Chicago ......1 0 0 0 0 l-6 10 4
Lawson and Kittridge: Eason and King
Earned runs. Chicago 4. Home runs Kit
fridge and Lawson. Time, hours. I'm
pire, Nash.
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CONFERENCE CONTINUED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 19.-The
conference between iron manufacturers
and workmen was continued to-day.