Boston Terrors Drub Od Sport in Exposition Park Game
Yesterday at Exposition Park the Boston team crushed the Od Sport in two innings. Old Sport Galvin started pitching and was relieved after Stovey's home run, while Reilly received bouquets that seemed to affect his focus. Jeems struggled on the mound as Boston hitters chased him with timely hits and aggressive baserunning throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Terrors
Louisville
Milwaukee
Exposition Park
Galvin
Reilly
Stovey
Mr. Reilly
Thaletain
Jecome
Eo le
Boston
Shay
Shagart
Mid
Tope
Stevey
Nash
McQuaid
Tee
Dad
Mir
Joeid
Clarken
New Yorkers Fall to Reds in Stringing Loss
The New York Giants were defeated decisively as Reds pitcher Barres Wildarss shut them down early. Ewing sparked the visitors with early runs and a strong defensive push, while the Giants struggled at the plate and on the mound throughout the afternoon.
Clevelanders Beat Phillies in Close Home Victory
Linvessup Aug 2 reports the Clevelanders play a strong game at home and defeat the Phillies in a competitive contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelanders
Phillies
Linvessup
Phillies and Indians duel ends in narrow nine inning loss
Cleveland edges Philadelphia 4 to 3 with solid defense and timely hits. McKean Hamilton starred on defense and offense as Cleveland matched an early Phillies rally. Final score shows Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 3 in a tightly played game lasting one hour and five minutes.
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Philadelphia
Felding
Phillies
Cleveland
McKean
Hamilton
Fuila
Burkett
Childs
Thompson
Vhs
McAleer
Denkhue
Zimmer
Kean
Childe
Tetem
Shearon
Pheston
Dy Gleason
Gleason
Ph Phis
Piret
Clevela
Pire
Hurst
Colts Hit Burst of Offense in Loss to Bridegrooms
Anson’s Colts hammer 28 hits led by Ryan’s second pitch home run and a sizzling offense as Cresco’s team outslugged the Bridegrooms 6 to 5 in front of about 2,000 fans. Brooklyn hurler Hemming took the loss while Chicago capitalized on timely hits and fielding errors.
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Anson
Colts
Hemming
Cresco
Agg
Ryan
Brooklyn
Ward
Chienaga
Chicago
Brook- Inn
bile—Dahlen
Carroll Wilmot
Laty
tiriMn
Ee Ae Anson
Dahlen
Pfeffer
Luby
Ityan
Wigeet
Haers— Fouts
Griffin
League Record and Standings Snapshot
The League Record lists standings with Chicago at 64, Brooklin and Boston around 41 and 46, Cleveland and New York and Philadelphia and Pittsburgh noted. To-day's races show Boston at Pithure, Chicago at New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Cleveland matchups.
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T. Pc
Chicago
Brooklin
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ie & JS Pitteburg
Pithure
New York
Cincinnat
Piiiedelphia
ASSOCIATION GAMES SUMMARY BATTERIES AND TEAMS
Batteries Chamberlain and Milligan face Stratton and Srvan while Hite leads the Athletics in a matchup against Louisville. Reuters notes Boston and Milwaukee tied on errors as the scorelines show even play with both sides posting mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Athlethen
Wwe Toto
Loenteville
Chamberlain
To-Dar's Association Schedule Reports Mixed Results
The Association Schedule lists Loulevile at Phils Columbus at Baltimore and Cincinnati at Boston with St. Louis at Washington and New York at Pennsylvania League play. Elmira hosts Elmira Mean while Jamestown faces Erie with errors noted for Samestown and Erie. Batteries include Sneedon Heine Ayand Davie and umpires Pire McCadaigh Hess Jones Qoote.
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To-Dar
Loulevile
Phils
Columbus
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Elmira
Mean
Sema Ootoooo
K Leach
Sneedon
Heine
Ayan
Davie
Pire
McCadaigh
Jamestown
Erie
Samestown
Hess
Jones
Qoote
Briun
Grand Circuit Meeting Opens at Charter Oak Park
A large New York crowd attended Charter Oak Park as three trotting races produced fast times. Geers steered Henrietta to win in the 2:19 class with a strong finish, while Globe and Belle Hamlin challenged in the mile event. Abdallah and other contenders faced set heats, and Henrietta claimed victory amid tiring rivals.
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Hart
Hamblin
Geers
Henrietta
Haytroom
Charter Oak Park
New York
David Bonner
T. W. Pearsall
Dawson
Charles Backman
C. H. Kommer
Albert
Belle Hamlin
Justina
Grant
Abdallah
Lund
King Toska
Jame
Crawford
Abidallah
Bruce Vitello
Scisty
Boston Speculatos
Henrie
Dawson Eorba
Maud
Mambrino King
Iccasce
Maggie
Trackside Races ShowUps and Tomorrow's Entries
Afternoon racing featured Hamilton as the sole favorite to win with others upset in surprising fashion. First race won by Charliee Fost over Bra granne and Woodrutter in 1 84. Emma Primrose, Trill Milly, Monmouth Handiew ee won in later sprints with times noted. Tomorrow’s entries list Meriden Afrplant Doryer's stable and multiple horses across six races including fourteen hundred yards with Kirkover Homer and Common Sense Adventurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charliee Fost
Bragrnee
Woodrutter
Emma Primrose
Per Cult
Trill Milly
Monmouth Handiewee
Peter
English Lady
Gears Suas
Facehire
Take Hind
Sliver Prince
Seroy Meriden
Voluntter’ U
Re Prince
Vanda
Ae. Sass
Afrplan Triangle
Coronet
Picallit
Serndanes Colt
Fieurette
Calli
Copin
Meriden
Afrplant
Doryer
Arena
Peralts
Potentate
Avermore
Siam
Rialte
Record-Setting Opening Heat Rush in Inperenpesce Harness Meet
Inperenpesce Ia Aug 25 large crowd witnesses a record breaking opening day in three year old and under pace. The event features Monbars, Direct and Mascot contesting heats with Instantaneous photography declaring Direct winner by a nose in one heat. AXTELL ALLERTON pace records are noted for two year olds as well as a 2:30 pace. Tomorrow includes four classes with Nelson challenging his own mark.
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Inperenpesce
Birchwood
Jesse L
Monbars
Chicago
Ware
Axtell
Allerton
Mascot
Direct
Nelson
Pittsburg Driver Overcomes in Wellsville Trotting Meet
Special telegram reports at Wellsville as Weisgutz notes a crowded Fair Association day featuring 2:50 pace and 3 year old trot. Handy Andy led early heats before Maude overtook in heat two and Belle Potter faced controversy with Watson Taylor and judge substitution in the decisive heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Taylor
Belle Potter
John Hines
Sanatoga Races Result Summary
Races held at Sanatoga on August 2 featured Imperial winning the first seven furlongs with Woodbiee second and Redfellow third in 1 71. Snowball placed second in the mixed ride event with J B S second and Sipq time. Charade won seven furlongs with Zam Post second Vic Filly third in 12a. India Rubber Took the mile and a sixteenth with Now or Never second Waterson third in 1 02. Luraz won the six furlongs with Apollo second Clio third in 1 17.
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Sanatoga
Imperial
Woodbiee
Redfellow
Mie
Sia
J. B.S
Sipq
Charade Fist
Zam Post
Vic Filly
India Rubber Fine
Waterson
Thue
Luraz
Apollo
Clio
Two Shooters Schedule Live Bird Match at Brownsville Road
John Ostermier former Windsor Hotel proprietor and George E. Snyder a noted Southside live bird shooter sign for a match of 15 live birds per man under American Shoe Association rules. Ostermier claims two yard advantage. event set for Saturday August 29 at the Southern Avenue Gun Club grounds on Brownsville road with the Suburban Electric Railroad nearby. regular sweepstake shoot follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ostermier
Windsor Hotel
George E. Snyder
Southside
American Shoe Association
Ostermier
Southern Avenue
Brownsville Road
Suburban Electric Railroad
Local Wrestlers Al Bumbaugh and Eagan Naihi to Meet at Davis Opera House
Friday telegram notes Al Bumbaugh and Eagan Naihi have signed a wrestling match for September at the Davis Opera House. The two falls catch-as-catch-can bout carries a $4 side stake with $10 already posted. Both wrestlers are well known locally and evenly matched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bumbaugh
Eagan W. N@ai hiave
Davis Opera House
Boston Bruins and Related Baseball News Flash
Reports from yesterday note Loy’s strong fielding style and Beck Lers wife illness affecting his play. Prospects point to the New York and Cincinnati teams likely playing two games this afternoon. Mike Kelly may join Boston soon with a $5000 season payout and captaincy planned for tomorrow.
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Dows
Loy
Kars
Baltimore
East Bed
Qui Boys
Liberty Park
Hamm
Moxp
Morrisser
Homewood
Harry Stalet
Bostons
Pritchard
Beaufort
Shire Oaks
Boston
Kelly
Boyer on the Stand in State Deposits Probe
Pennsylvania legislative committee questions Treasurer Boyer on state deposits and bank relationships. He defends no personal gains, cites collateral security at Fourth Street Bank, and says he followed Attorney General guidance to withhold some details. Tomorrow the panel continues with audit-book examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
John Bardaley
Senate
John Handy Smith
Europe
William Flinn
Allegheny
John 8. Fruit
Monaghan
John H. Fow
G. W. Skinner
J. E. Stewart
W. H. Keyser
Skinner
Fow
Bardsley
Auditor General's Department
Tressurer Boyer
Fourth Street National Bank
Chestnut Street National Bank
Enterprise Savings Bank of Allegheny
Chestnut Street Bank
Boyer
Brover
Boxyer
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Hoyer
Skipner
Shire
Kardsley
Standard Plate Glass Directors Discuss Extensions in Wake of Receiver Action
Board meeting held to map finances of the Standard Plate Glass Company and Mr. Chambers empire. No final action taken due to missing major creditors and Judge Kennedy. A conference planned to push a five year extension and finalize papers showing the company’s standing. One hundred shares of Standard stock sold to Farmers National Bank at a loss. Sheriff sale at Schinerte & Co. on Fifth Avenue yielded about $30,000 with local dealers as buyers.
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Standard Plate Glass Company
Schmerta
The
J. Scott Ferguson
Standard Company
Chambers
Judge Kennedy
Standard Plant
Indoraor
Ferguson
Climbers
Jeannette Ginse
Birmingham Traction Company
Farmers’ National Bank
W.E. Schinerte & Co
Fifth Avenue
E. M. Quimby
W. F. McCook
McCook
Divorce testimony filed in Dishong case
Testimony in the divorce suit P. J. Dishong versus Susanas Dishong was filed yesterday. They married in 1882 at Morrellville. Mrs. Dishong, born Williama, left August 27, 1884, due to his refusal to move to town. she returned to her parents. Dishong now lives in West Elizabeth and works for the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Dishong
Susanas Dishong
Morrellville
Dishong
Williama
Morrellsville
West Elizabeth
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman Sues for Habeas Corpus to Free Grippe Driver
Mrs. Francis Lardin filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus to free her husband D. J. Lardin from the workhouse. Lardin was committed August 19 for 20 days in default of a 10 fine for disorderly conduct before Magistrate Hyndman. He is a gripman on the Pittsburg Traction line. Judge Porter ordered the Magistrate to accept the fine and to bring Lardin before him today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lardin
D. J. Lardin
Lardin
Hyndman
Pittsburg
Porter
Lurdin
Will of C Steffen Jr Filed for Probate and Court Dates
The will of the late C Steffen Jr was filed for probate with his wife named life tenant and executrix to manage the estate for distribution to their children. Common Pleas calendars set September dates for argument lists and early September and October jury trials across Nos 1 2 and 3. The will of Annie C Devlin was filed for probate directing land be given to the Mother Superior of the Sisters of Mercy Buffalo and to the Pas sionists provincial office land along Six Mile Ferry road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Steffen, Jr
Steffen
Common Pleas
Annie C. Devlin
Baldwin Township
Sisters of Mercy
Buffalo
Walton & Co
Passionists
Six Mile Ferry Road
Ship Arrivals and Routes From Port Records
Arrivals list includes the steamship City of Rio Janeiro from Nanking and Shanghai routes with calls in Southampton and New York. Other vessels named include Moravia from San Francisco, Dania to London, and Lord Gough to Philadelphia.
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Eider
Southampton
Rio Janeiro
China
Japan
San Fransco Moravia
New York
Lomlon
Dania
London
Rusels
Aanburg Furnesala
Movtile
Lord Gough
Philadelphia
Edler O
Southamptor Aller
Cccees
Fires and losses sweep multiple towns in late reports
A series of fires is reported across several locations. In Allegheny a blaze in the engine room of Allegheny Specialty Works on Frasier street sparked from box 37. Moody near Waco Texas suffered a disastrous fire destroying half the business district including the post office with a loss around 20,000 and insurance 6,000. Charlestown Arkansas saw a total loss with the courthouse and records burned and minimal insurance. In Pittsburgh Southside a 3:30 a.m. blaze gutted a two story shop at 1825 Carson Street, suspender factory of Mack Wilkoffcky, with 1 500 loss.
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Allegheny
Allegheny Specialty Works
Frasier
Moody
Tex
Waco
Nancy
Charlestown
Ark
Eighteenth and
Sarah Street
Carson Street
Mack Wilkoffcky
No. 12 Engine Company
Bames
Hutton
Private box in vaults offered for safekeeping
Proposal to leave stocks bonds and valuables in safe deposit vaults of Farmers' Del National Bank 66 Fourth avenue with small fee. Advertises private boxes for administrators executors guardians and others to use. Also promotes dress suits from MWE Dress and Combination Clothing Company Pittsburg with prices 200 2250 and 290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Dell National Bank
Fourth Avenue
MWE
Pittsburg
Simon's Cloth-top Button Shoes Advertised at Two Dollars
A clipped ad touts cloth-top ladies' button shoes priced at two dollars as the best, available at Simons on Ohio Street in Allegheny. It also promotes Frick neckwear described as new and nobby at James Aiken & Co. on Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon’s
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Frick
James. Aiken & Co
Fifth Avenue
Bargains for You in The Dispatch Cent-a-Word Columns
The Dispatch advertises daily bargains described in cent-a-word columns offering pleasant and profitable reading for readers.
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Dispatch
New Dress Goods To Day At Homwe Co Penn Avenue
Handsome dress goods offered in German English and French manufacture. Tests show quality and style with low prices. Jos Homwe & Co. advertise at their Penn Avenue stores inviting shoppers to view new fabrics today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Homwe & Co
Penn Avenue
Fight Over Color Divides Patriotic Sons Convention
A stormy opening session of the Patriotic Sons of America in Philadelphia debated removing the word white from the constitution to admit colored members. Stephen Gipson of Washington Camp No. 579 sought the floor. opposition argued for accredited delegates only. The vote was set for ten tomorrow to hear Gipson's case.
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Philadelphia
The
Patriotic Sons of America
Stephen B. Gipson
Washington
National
Boston
Frank B. Spiese
Tamaqua
Pennsylvania
Frank Spiese
Joseph Williams
Denver
Col
Williams
Mr. Williams
Spiese
George F. Taylor
New York
Mr. Taylor
Ito
Charles Bromm
H. T. Currier
Chicago
Constitutional Committee
Virginia
Massachusetts
Colorado
Weather Bureau report on temperature and rainfall
The United States Weather Bureau officer in this city provides data on temperature and rainfall for August. Maximum, mean, and minimum temperatures are listed along with rainfall measurements and range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
River News and Notes From Louisville Aug 5
River conditions and boat movements reported in Louisville. Water at the falls stands about ten inches above average with six feet in the canal and levels steady below. The John Harrett carried a stave tow up from Cloverport to Cincinnati while the Fleetwood from Cincinnati faced hours of delay due to fog. The Misalesh Valle Barge Line remains strained, sending boats in service and chartering the Louis Hook for limited trips from St Louis and New Orleans, with aid from the Tennessee River Navigation Company towboat Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distatch
Louisville
Werther
John Harrett
Cincionati
Cloverport
Fleetwood
Cincinnati
Valle
Louis Hook
St. Loui
New Orleans
Tennessee River Navigation Company
Ron Duke
Weather Report Fragments Show River Readings Across Locations
Fragmentary notes report river measurements and weather at several sites. Mount Wannes shows the river at 4.5 feet and falling while Brownsville notes rising levels. Thermometer readings and conditions are inconsistently detailed.
Water Main Break Causes Citywide Inconvenience in Lawrenceville
A 36 inch main break at Haights Row bridge near Highland reservoirs cut water supply yesterday morning. The outage halted mills and cable cars, disrupted hydraulics, and forced pump and hose schemes as officials worked to repair the ponderous pipes through the day and into night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Haights Row Bridge
Highland
Citizens
West Penn Hospital
Wedding Collision Over Unsent Invite Ends in Altercation
Joseph Zellinski faces assault and battery charges after crashing a wedding at Antoni Vormian’s South Twenty eighth Street home. Zellinski, once linked to Miss Vormian, confronted the bride and groom when not invited. The clash disrupted the feast and Alderman Flach schedules a hearing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Zellinski
Antoni Vormian
Vormian
Joseph Bromski
Vorman
South Twenty Eighth Street
Zellinski
Miss Vorman
Alderman Flach
Count Montercole Sentenced for Six Months as Vagrant
Count de Montercole, ex husband of Virginia Knox Pittsburgh heiress, was arrested as a vagrant in the Italian quarter and sent to the House of Correction for six months. Since leaving the institution he has lived on charity from fellow Italians.
River conditions and boat movements across regional waterways
The report notes river levels with readings such as 12 feet 7 inches rising and 3 feet finches, mentions barges and ships moving between Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Natchez, and St. Louis, and records departures and arrivals including ships like the Belle of Memphis and J. C. Wright. Weather remains clear and cool with gauges showing rising water in parts of the river system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derled—Courier
Parkersburg
Bedford
Pitsburgerstone State
Cincinnati
Areved—Scotia
Iinctson
Pittsburg
Wr Oano Inc
J. C. Wright
Memphis
de Wright
Cherariel Pleasant
Munrae
Belle of
Natchez
Sporineenh
St. Latte
St. Louia
Hoxte
City of
Munroe
St. Lows
Loneipe
Cairo
Bustle at the wharf as coal ships and boats depart
Heavy activity along the wharf yesterday saw about 60 bushels of coal shipped with 9 feet 2 inches water rising. Several vessels including the J.C. Risher and H. KR. Bedford prepared to sail, while the dam lock repairs were paused by high water.
Tenants You Want For Your Spare Rooms
A compact notice in The Dispatch advertisement column urges readers to place a cheap cent a word “to let” listing. The item highlights quick, affordable rentals and the ease of filling spare rooms through the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Dr M J Davis of Lewis Cass county Iowa cures illness with remedy
Dr M J Davis a Lewis and Cass county Iowa physician recounts his illness on May 26 while in Des Moines en route to Chicago. He used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy purchased for 25 cents and two doses cured him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Davis
Lewis
Cass County
Towa
Es Moines
Chicago
Chamberlain
Will
Epitaph in Philadelphia Cemetery for John Smith and Daughters
An inscription mourns John Smith and his three daughters who died after drinking Schuylkill waters. It says they would have survived if they had used genuine Carlsbad Salts, now lying in the vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Schuylkill
Carlsbad
Notable Testimony On Electropathic Institute Cure
Mrs. Mary Roberts of Oakley alley recalls severe nervous prostration and heart trouble with apoplexy symptoms. After visiting the Electropathic Institute at 507 Penn avenue she reports rapid relief from the first treatment and complete recovery, praising the physicians and urging others to seek their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electropathic Institute
Penn Avenue
Electrothic Institute
Ja. Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Electropartic Institute
A Brakeman's Story From Port Perry
Thomas McGreevey of Port Perry testifies about his recovery after treatment at the Electropathic Institute. He describes chronic catarrh and deafness, painful ear discharges, constant headaches, stomach impairment, and a virtually ruined nervous system prior to his improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McGreevy
Port Perry
Electropathic Institute
Electropathic Institute Aids Port Perry Youth
A Port Perry resident credits the Electropathic Institute of 507 Penn avenue Pittsburg with a dramatic cure after an electrical diagnosis identified a curable catarrh deafness and ear discharges. The youth reports renewed health and a rebuilt nervous system and praises the institute’s skilled use of electric appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electropathic Institute
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Tam
Port Perry
Remarkable Recovery of an Age Relative of Ira Sankey Described
Mrs M A Sankey, daughter of the famous evangelist Ira Sankey, recounts years of constant pain and unsuccessful treatments before an electrical therapy at Electropathic Institute on Penn avenue brought relief. She resides with Joe Sankey at 115 Lacock Street Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Sankey
Vuin
Penn Avenue
M.A. Sankey
Joe Sankey
Lacock Street
Allegheny
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Jeems
King
Hartford
Mike Kelly
Boston KE. L
Sporting News
Jepms
Bout Ring
Rane
Trst
Cher Loomis
Hanlon
Reg
Aisig Lowe
Miller
Beth Lowe
Hanlow
Gree
Younges Shoe
Stoven
Rig Het
Toy
Ganzell Cewek
Vieteeigie
Ward Ta
Simo
Lang
Soret
Bowery
Merk
Hoot
Terker
Benemia
Torbellim
Bread
Ganz
Rume—D'ittetary
Lally
Daniel
Gakin
Lowe
Brodee
Clarkson
REDS
Barres Wildarss
Giants
Vrses
SUD
Dewing
Lege
Utiermane
Fren Etl
Wikistier
Vii Merm
Utr Bourke
Oerichsen
Lori
Muckles
Arn
Bae
Loethiatn
Retty
Oo Rourke
Thevesbae bile—Meshet
Simi End Fitke
Stelebeses
Latham
Retily
Wince
O'brien
Asses
Finckner
Burns
Norsce
Association Games
the Association Record
L. F.C. Holbem
SEA Cohembas
Lewisville
Athletics
New York and
Charter Oak
Madame Manautetto
Dorgmeark Kaors
Jerome
Hue
Panies
Meomomre
Seyear-ouis
Watson
Wellsville Trotting Association
Rome
Pactesseci Baness
Saratoga
General Sporting Notes
Alragtve
Johnstown
Vi Oontaing
Ypr Raem
Hover
Chestnut Street
Mr. Singerly
Allen Burke
Fourth Street
Treasury
Third National Bank
Glendenningt Boyer
Guna
Testimony
Ooeran
Seevererer
River News and Notes
Alleghment Junction
Mongan
Brownsville
Mt. Wannes
Marsh McDonald
Clarianati Taat
H. KR
J.C. Risher
No. 1 Dam
Nanina
T. M. Jeckins & Co
Monongahela
Tae Lissie Bay
Charleston
June
Cottonies
Point Pleasant
Tae C.W. Batchelor
Hudson
Batchelor
United States District Court
J. W. Grubbs
Tom Kees
Penlace
John G. Fisher
J. Spencer
Crescen
Wheeling
Esterday
Joseph Falton Ke Co
Joseph Nix
Nellie Walton
Troulsville
T. M. Jenking & Co
Frank Gilmore
Crescent
Harry Ts Horpes
Littl Predie Une
Findle
Sigmond Harper
John
Phiilip
Fames A. Mackmore
Time Coal Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Washin
Blain FE
Free
Charles Somers & CO
Aundrye
Li Pir
Mnur
Uiseriy Surest Ce
Mary Roberts
Thomas McGreevey
M. A. Sankey
Hyrie
Hemmerbolds
Hs. Ito
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