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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

POLICE ICoURr.-Erhd Se1't0".-As
stated elsewhere, the above court ad-
iourned yesterday morning after disposlng
Of q case or two, to get q jury in !ne
"Wheel OF Fortune" cases. Court met al
two o'clock, and a jury oil SN Iva, "As
sworn. The parties on trial were Henry
Brown" ar. A. Adams" "Hanson Con
lev" and "John Sullivan" Messrs. DaV'
EXPORT Is Dovencr appeared as their coun'
sci. Quite a number Of witnesses were
sworn and examined Tor the prosecution
The ordinance under which the partiet
were arrested prohibits the keeping OF a
roulette "tahle," or liable" Of Ike
character. The warrants upon when
they were arrested charged the par
ties with keeping such table" The
attorneys OF course wanted to make ou'
that these men kept no table; that Inc
game was not roulette; that in fact tn
game as played did not come under TN
ordinance at an, as the parties dld no
bet, but simply sold pools and retained
20 per cent for their trouble. CT course
they proved that there was no stable
used, the wheel being nailed against
post. The attorneys worked hard fol
their clients, and made the law so plsiI
that the jury brought in a verdict OF mo-
guilty. Only one was tried, but oil case
were decided byi
After getting rid Of the city authorize:
the Safe officer gobbled the parties up ant
took them before ESQ. GIllespy, who re
leased them on bail Of 500 each for thei
appearance at 10 o'clock to-day.
The two men, "John Smith" and "Geo
Williams" who were arrested for RUNNING
a sweat cloth, or chuck.luck, were trist
by the same Jury, and being found guilt!
were fined 500 and costs each. In de
fault OF paymeutthey were sent up for 81
dava. fr. - s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

WIEN purchasing Pain Cure OIL be
sure and sec that the name Is bloWninthe
bottle. Pain Cure OIL Is our trade mark,
and you canna get this preparation under
any other name. Mcclure & Eaton, Sole
Projectors, Reading, Penn. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

DEMONSTRATION the piles o.
bricks, stone, and mortar on Tenth street
at the corner Of Market, VIC judge that
the old rookeries on the southeast corner
of those streets, which have been an eye
sore so long, are TO be replaced by more
modern structures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

ELECTION RETURNs.-The following is
the result Of the election held on Tuesday,
upon the question Of subscribing $4,000
to the capital stock OF the p. W. & K.
Railroad: zig
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22
ROUTE BOY WANTED
Apply at this once Immediately.

THERMOMETER KECoRD'-The follow
iur shows the range Of the temperature al
observed at Silvey's Drug Store cornel
opposite Post Office:
THURSDAY.
BAN IAN. 3P.h. n
ii 81 IS ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

A NICE Seven Octave Piano for $50, at
sheib's Music Store, Washington ball.
1t isa good instrument TO practice on and
serviCeable,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

A PINE lot OF Hamburg Edging will be
sold at cheap counter prices, at Henry
Jacobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

ALL in want Of Hamburg Edgtng
should go to Henry Jacobs, as he has re-
ceived q very fine selection Of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

1000 pounds MsysVile carpet chain, The
best in the city, only to be had at
JOHN RoRMRRs, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

MIA NJ. E. WHITAKER, No. 161 Market
street, will resume her classes Of Instru-
mental and Vocal Music, Monday, Sep
TENDER Cd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

JUST received, 100 pieces of Hamburg
Edgings, in all widths, at very low pri-
.ces, ut Henry Jacobs, 1903 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

THE photographs made at Robinson's
Gallery give satisfaction. Try them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

A sPLENDID lot Of new stereoscopic
views has Just been received at Robin
aOn'a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

PRESERVE your pictures by having
them framed at Robinsons Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22
AGRANp Y1croRY OVEN CoMPRrIToRe

AGRAND VIcroRY OVER COMPETITORS
IN TIE WoRLD.-TheI Following cable dis
patch from Vienna will convey the glad
intelligence TO the world that the "World
Renowned Wilson Sewing Machine" has
not only taken all Of the highest awards
at fairs and expositions in the United
States, but that it has overwhelmingly
defeated every Sewing Machine manufac'
turcd in the world, and carried of the
first Grand Prize OF the Vienna EXPOSE
ton. t,r'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

"VIENNA, AUSTRIA, Aug. IS, 1878.
"I0 W. G. Wilson, President WilSOH Seeing
Machine Co., ClereLGnd, Ohio!
"Thc Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
was awarded the Grand Prize at the vi.
emma Exposition for being the best Sewing
Machine. RAYNoR."
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THE RACES.

SECOND DAY OF BLAND RACRs-DEAUTI-
Full DAY-GooD ATTRNDANCE-ExCEL'
LENT RACES.
For racing the weather for the laS'
two days has been all that could be de
sired. At one time yesterday, shortly be
fore the time for calling the horses, Il
threatened rain, but It soon cleared "
again, and the afternoon was beautiful
The attendance was much better thar
the first day, and there was fair attend
ance Of ladies in the grand stand. Poo
selling was not brisk, all Of the pools
being for small amounts But the betting
on ali the races was spirited, and good
many dollars changed hands.
FIRST RACE.
The first was a trotting race, for horses
that had never beaten 2:33. There were
tour entries, but only two horses, SILVER
sides and Annie Collins, started. For the
first heat silvenides got the pole; they
got a good send of and Gotled evenly
around the curve, when Annie broke
badly, and fell behind. She caught up
again, and closed with the gray, when
he again broke. Settling down, she soor
overhauled the gray, but broke again on
the third quarter. She soon fell seVeta
lengths behind, but getting her feet again
made a desperate effort Tor the heat, but
the gray was too far ahead, and won Dy
three lengths. Time, 2:35.
The second heat they got another gooC
start and went down the curve liKe
double team. Down the back stretch inc
mare made desperate effort Tor the leau
and after an exciting struggle, pass
ed the gray. The gray then brok!
and lost five lengths, but rallied ant
closed with the mare. But the mare sooI
shook him of and won the heat by q hal
length, in 2.3l. This was q very exciting
heat, and much money was lost on It:
In the third heat Annie had it all hei
own way, as she trOtted under strong
pull; but the gray often laid on he
wheel, and would have given her trouble
but he broke several times and lost three
or four lengths. 1t was apparent IN thl
heat that the marc was the quickest foot
er, and the terrific pace at which she hal
led the gray in the second heat was evi
IDENTIFY too much for him. The mare VOL
by three lengths, In 2.349. go
In the send of for the fourth heat Sill
versides got the best Of 1t, but Ami
soon took the pole and kept an open lengtl
or two ahead during the balance OF tn
heat, wining in 2349. Annie Collins i
one Of the fairest, squarest little trotter
that ever stepped in the Island track, ant
can evidently get way down in the eos !
necessary. She is only 7 years old, ant
her owner has refused $4,000 cash 10
her.
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Trotting RAce-Puree $3.50.
John Hines enters 9ilversides, I, 2. 2, 2.
r, Patterson enters Annie Collins, 2, !, !, l.
Time, 9:35. G9l, 2:S5k, ASK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

Tickets 70 al principal Point9 in The East and
West can DO procured Of The Union Ticket once
no;f T. R. MYERS,
jyis General Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-22

OF course today will be the big day,
and VIC expect there will be very large
crowd In attendance. All who attend
will undoubtedly see one or two Of the
best races ever witnessed in this part OF
the country.
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transportation.

ON AND AFTER JUNE 30, 1873,
" Trains will run Daily, Except sundAyJ a
Lnlln.rl NdLa
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-07

Dr. j. G.. Holland lrctuIcd at AcIdr-
my Hall. on Friday evening last. Fine
lecture WAS received 10y very large
audience with the Warmc~t apPrccia-
ton. NddIcb",U correspondence.
CIIITTE\pEN COUNTY.
We published last week an account
of the daring robbery of one RuckWo"d,
an express messenger at Burlington.
The Free Press gives this unexpected
dcuoucmcnt Chief of police Drew
hccamc satisfied on Tuesday that Rock
wood himself WAS the guilty panty.
Some of the suspicious circumstances
we've that no tracks of ANY other person
were found where Rockwn"d said he
was knocked down. though the ground
was soft after the rain. and that there
were some tNrniN minutes NOT Sul1i
cicutlV accounted for. hctuccm the time
when he left the boat with the express
bag. and his appearance 1T the express
office without it. Lockwood was
charged with the theft, and though 1T
first silent and unconimunlcatIvc. final
" admitted ii. 1t l. rumorcd that the
confession was made directly to Mr.
Virgil, the general superintendent of
the express company that R"ckW""d
told him where he had put the money.
and that the bag. with the contents un-
touched. WAS found where he said it
would he. II is certain that the bag
with every dollar of the money III IT,,
was returned to the express office. 50
much the express officials admit. but
| will say nothing further and il Is I'M
dcrStood that. from motives hest known
to themselves. they desire the caSc T."
he dropped just where il is. What
these motives may he, *. of course
matter of SlirmiSe. We only know that
some persons. familiar with the facts
are willing to believe that the Young
man (who has been trying to support
himself and wife and child on thirty
dollars IL month. and W o WAS in straits
| for money! acted under II sudden yield
/ ing to temptation. rather than from IA
Deliberate purpose of crime. and that
he probably would have returned the
money Of his own motion aS soon as he
had had time for reflection. We under
stand that he proves to have been less
injured 10y his probably Self-inticted
blow in the face than WAS at first sup
posed. his nose not being broken.
though the cartilage is injured.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
A shocking accident occurred Oh the
Portland and OgdenShurg Railroad.
three miles above MorriSNillc. Wcdncs-
day night One of the railroad boys
called Barney McClcnnin, an lriSIman.
rot on IL bit of IA spree, and started with
his stick and bottle of whiSkey. on Ills
way towards Wolcott. The whiskcy
was evidently too much for him and he
laid down upon the track. and the
down mail train ran over him. mamgling
him in a shocking manner. He had M
friends living nearer than Canada.
A great failure has occurred in New
York. which reaches t" and affects the
neople of Morri>t"Nn, and. indeed,
throughout Lamoille county. \: w
Griswnld. the owner of "Malrer1,
. Farms" is reported to have failed, and
and his grand herd of cattle and fine
Sind of horses, together with carriages
real estate, i'll fact everything has "eel
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LYndOnville

Lyndonville.
6. l.. Matthewsor is putting up an
addition to his line of sheds III rear of
his block. for Il horse-Shrd for himself.
E. &. Miller is ''mcndimg his Ways,
by making crossings and side walks III
various places where they have long
been needed in the village.
The brick work is now completed un-
der the tin shop.
a young man named Parker, struck
an aX into the joints of his left hand,
probably destroying the Use of two fin
gers, while attempting to cut off II
chickens head.
The engineers and iircmen with their
wives made il call on Mr.. II. \. Alden
on Saturday evening, and ). }. Wilson
on their part. presented Il watch To him
with appropriate remarks. The sur
prise WAS so complete. and the gift :"
elegant and costly, the recipient had
nothing to say. The watch WAS an
open faced gold one, worth over 5000.
purchased by Rowcll of st. JohnshUry
especially for this purpose. 1t is not 50
very ShOWy. but is every way SubStam-
tiaI, and people this way think it is just
the thing. but none too good for the
man who is to carry it. Below we give
Mr.. Aldcn's acknowledgement:
To the Engineers and FIrcmcn Of III,
Conn. \ Pass Rircrs Il. Il. GcnHc-
men:
Taken completely 10y surprise 10y y"ul
coming on Saturday evening last, | was
still further ast"nishcd when y"ur oh
iect became apparent to me: and there
express the thanks and the friendship
which believe me. feel. and which
hereby tender to you all. | shall he re-
reminded almost continually of YOU.
with great pleasure to myself 10y this
clcgcnt and costly watch. bat shall h,
most gratiticd if III rndcaNoring to dis
charge the duties of my office with faith
tulnesS have been able To meet You
appreciation also: Il happy state u
things which | shall attribute in part Il
your integrity and candor. May yon III
live to know the hlcSSednc>s of ''tho>,
that receive" as now Nnu do of ''th">,
who give
remain, Yours very truly.
II. \. ALDEN.
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West Burke.

Asahcl burlington. Esq, aged -, re
signed the office of Town Clerk of Burke
Saturday. oct. -. The srIcctmcn APP
pointed Theron Bell to fill the vacancy.
Mr. burlington has filled the office of
town clerk in Burke for nearly fifty
Years. and has been elected 81 times.
the first time to till IL vacancy of DR..
Dirkcrman. who moved out of town.
Nh i. Wa. also town treasurer for over
10 Years. justice of the peace 10 Years.
trustee 30 and postmaster - Years all
to the satisfaction of the people. He
left Monday with Mrs. II. \. Bingham.
his daughter. to live with his SONS i'll
St Paul. Mimi, l.. VI. burlington, Uni
NrrSaliSt minister. and Solon Burning
ton. W. D.. and l.. l.. burlington, drug
gi>t. all in st. Paul. Mrs. II. \. Bing-
ham is one of the editors of the lniver-
sali>l Publishing House, Boston. -li"n-
HOr.
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Harrison. p.ri.taItic Inl.nre,.

Pleasant. Prompt and Effective. Nv" taken at
I.hI move tn, h"Wcl~ n,Nt morning Unlike
all Is they never cause pain nor require lncrra~"
81 du-,' I" perfect cure.
They cure H.IddcL.. Dizziness. Oppr.>su,,, Gff.,
.rfiuy >,ur Ri,iny and every ryI arising from "~
tyru,~- md Ind .,.~i"n Warranted III all EASES
81 rUr- either hl,.dIn- blind. Trial box. 81
,r~ Large box ~ ct-.. mailed tree. trI tins last
price.
DE. II AEElSON.> ICELAND HNISNM
splendid frr C'rI-h~ H"tr-,rr-~. and all
Throat and Lung complaints. FuI sale 10y T.. :.
HARRISON \ 60. Pr"ITIrr"I-. No fremont
Temple. l",~t"u and lev al Druggists ~ ~
Vr-rr>f meets with Wonderful ~urrr-- III the
care nt. 'NNCTI: and & \ NCEKuI> HI-MpE
II NuuH DETuT WAS ~ DANCER y"u would hN l."
prevent Il protest. II lIt, l. III din--r from
nh that II setting on N"ur luu-~ h- ~ prompt
10 T,~urtiu. (" HrL', Euu.u ~ H"r,hu"ui ANT Tar
tIIit,urou. 9TH NN,uu-.
Fixes l"othach, Drops III minute.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-07
Watertown Union Live stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday. Nov. 18th, Is73.
MARKET BEEF-A few choice go - 10 %: extra
- w 10; first quality s. 90 10, second quail
liI 80 10 -; third quality "a ~ Il 30.
STORE CArTLE-WOrhing Oxen and Steers. per
pair. 500. $50 Sl1j a s2LO.
Mich Cows AND CALvEs-s3J Il So; extra so Il
eHO. FarrOw Cows SlI Il SIS.
lEALINGS-SlO M - SIS two wears old $50 as y
three Years old go Il 81
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBs-In lots. - 10, g 90.
- - - -. ~ 90 per head extra 81 90 81 % pei
head. or Il 4 per H..
Spring Lambs. ~ a &c per H.
cal Calves. 81 on a sl2 10.
Brighton Hides. : Il 1Sc per III.
Country Hides. o. per III.
Brighton Tallnw a Onc per III.
Country rallow. u a 4c per lii.
Can Skins II 4 O0c per III.
Ptlts. : a. 81 10 each.
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Walden.
II. y. ALDEN.

" dlueH.
Snow fell Friday night making all the
hills white and cnrnmragin" H. with the
hope that we shall Toe again taNmcd
with sufficient of that pure element Il"
make us feel We are ut home.
The old sap pan i hriug removed
from MANY of "ur sugar houses and the
cvap"rat"r taking lis place. Mr. Mar
shall Montgomery introduced II I" this
nciwhborhnod last Nc;tI. and the >upcri-
or sugar produced hl him has induced
others /" avail themselves of it, many
advantages.
Mr.. otis Freeman has renewed I" hi>
new house.
The pulpit in the Mrth"di>t church
has been lowered. /" save. what q
preacher once said. the offering "f u liN
ter and the stove pipe were 4 little 10"
ncighhorly. The Mcth"di>t> are ad,iim"
Il new barn t" the property recently
purchased for Il parsonage.
The singing school has commenced.
with every prospect of success. under
the management at Prof. Hart. Motif" :
\ bird that can sing and won't sing.
ought to he made I" sing.
Monday we had strange miNturr ct
hail. rain and SHOW. and gave it the
palm tor variations over all other days
this fall
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5Harraqrs.

At Lunrnburs Vi. Oct 30 by Rev. y. W. Al
ger Mr.. Austin f. Rlodgrtt OF Waterford and Miss
Clar" +. Thomas of l.nncnburg.
At Walden. oct 10 by Rev. l. Damon. Mr.
Philander .. Morse of Cabot to Miss Flora j. Per
kins. of Walden.
In Hudson. Oct. III. at the Residence of F. Dana
Brigham Esq, by Rev. W. IL. > vrntries. Geo. E,
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WILLIAM =. BHOC X : ESTATE
w STATE OF VERMpNT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT I.
In Probate Court holden al the Pr"hafc Otlic, ID,
-. Jnhnsbury. un the Goth daV OF Octnb-r \. j.
l-13.
Jonathan u. Abbott administrator of the c-rar,
Of William :. Brock late ct Barnet in said district
deceased makes application t" said Court i"r iccn
I" sell all Of tn" real rStat" "t said drCrasr''
except the widows right OF homestead and drw'r
therein. representing that said sale of Real E-tIi
would he beneficial To the heirs and all iut"r,~t'
IN said estate. for the purpose Of converting tn
same into money: and said administrator has
brought into Court the consent and appreciation
i'll writing of all the heirs said sfar" residing III
this State.
Whcrrup"n, it is ordered 10y said Court that sad
application come under consideration and Il" heard
Oh the I'D day of Nov. \. H. l-13 At tn" Ir"hai'
Office in said st Iuhnsbury. and II further ordered
that all persons Interested hr notified hereof 10y
publication of notice nf said application and order
thereon three weeks -UVC"s-VclN in III" aed"nlaIi
printed at st .I"inshury, before said time appointed
for hearing. that they may appear al SAID tins
and place and, II they cau-', object thereto.
BY the Court Attest,
HENRY FRENCH. Register.
y true copy of reCnUd.-Atte-t.
1895 HENRY FRENCH, Register,
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COK>>.-Sinc, pride and fashion have had con
troll nf mankind and sh",makrrS wrr" compelled
1" make, boots and shoes tit fancy instead ct the
feet the suffering from tuIuS. lunIun~. lngTuWlnG
Nails sore Iu~trpS BliStrIrd Heels Nc. cannot lee
described but Briggs Corn and Bun"n Remedies
will cure all such t"rm"nt- and proper httIn-
boots viii prevent their TrIr udUctiun.
PILES 4 common affection. there brlnI
but few persons whu not troubled with them 81
some period Of their life. Briggs Pile Remedies
are mild safe and tluOCtsI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-07

Nh Cone. merchant at West Hartford.
about midnight ut Wcimr-laN. his Wifi.
hciu" ~irk. Was Obliged To 90 on an Ell
rand Ia his >toi". Dm entering" II lie
heard Il person stepping about i'll the
second story. Taking his pistol he
quietly went mp stains and there found
Il hUl4lar. whom he obliged t" >uircu-
der. Discovering. however,. that the
rascal had u confederate outside. and
fraliu" I" venture ont. Nh. Cone WAS
forced t" remain in the huilding all
might with his prisoner He dcpri\ cd
him of his watch and all his apparel
>nN" hi pants. shirt and stockings. hUt
at da, lic'l the burglar >l;ltchcd up Il
scale weight aud trllcd his raptor aud
fled. and at last accounts had not been
rrtakrm The confederate was arrested
Yesterday forenoon. while Walking ON
the railroad track neal West Randolph.
Finally the village of Woodstock has
Il dozen wards on 50 of new hose. Ii
seems to hc of IN excellent quality aud
We shall make Il bold stand and declare
that il i excellent. secure in the fact
that the contrary is not likely to he
proved in the present decade. 1t has
couplings which require the aid of Il
thcudulitc and an "ricry To adjust, hut
aS they are fortunately Il half inch
larger than thr coupling, on the engine
the lilcmcn have no sort of diticulty.-
U'oodStOck Post.
Edward Il. TuNhury. Il son of Dwight
TuNhurN. Il prominent merchant of
Windsor. committed suicide 10y shoot
img himself in he head at CharlrStowm.
Mass. on Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 2Sth.
He was about thirty Years of age and
has been recently engaged as Il COM
mcrrial traveller for II Boston house.
| There are conflicting stories about the
deceased. but il is sufficient to say here
that if he had led such Il life as he
| should and a> his friends would have
him. he would not have been tempted
| to take his own life.
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Prospectus for l874--Seventh Yea
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FOX rIHrLE> on THE FACE

El.tckhcar~ and Flesh" nrm- list. PERRY : In
proved C"mrd"nr and l'mplr Kennedy. the Grri
skin medicine. Prepared only 10y Dr. t. {. PERRY
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-07

y match game of base ball WAS play
ed between Il picked nine from the
Academy boys of 81. Johnshury, and
the Mnd"c club OF LludonNille ton the
grounds of the latter cluh) resulting III
favor of the former 10y Il score of ~ t"
81. The M"d"cS have heretofore been
very Successful in all match games play
ed. not only on their own grounds but
elsewhere.