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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01
RESOLUTIONS Of Thanks.
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Sfinturn LodgeNo 10, A. F.&A-M.
ResoErat, That the thanks of this
Lodge are due and are hereby tend
cred Brother C. Shrewsbury, E. B.
Thomas and VIM. French, Committee
on Installation and Refreshments;
also to Mrs. VIM. French, Mrs. J. II.
Hooff, Mrs. Kinsty Robinson, Misses
Ollie Sisson, Lizzie S. Thomas, Ida
Bickel, Helen Sterrett, Mary sterrett,
and Maggie Johnson, Sub Committee,
for the success which attended our
installation ceremonies and enter
tainment at Beale's Hall on the even
ing of the 2$rd of June, 1875.
Resolrcd, That we viii hold in kind
ly remembrance the assistance rem
dered by Mrs. John R. selbe, Misses
Maggie Smith, Lizzie Smith, Josie
Deem and yenie Thomas in arrang-
ing and waiting upon the tables on
the occasion and for which wereturn
thanks.
Resoleed, That Col. Charles F. Day
of the steamer Chesapeake has our
thanks for the interest so kindly
manifested in our behalf.
ResOyecd, That the steamers, Ches-
apeake and West Vieginia, have our
thanks for the beautiful and costly
cakes SO generously donated for the
occasion.
Resolred, That the Cornstalk Cor
net Band has our thanks for the mu-
sic they discoursed, and We express a
sincere hope that the Professor may
live long to NomSc his band and that
they may become second to none in
proficiency.
Reso,red, That We hereby return
our thanks to each and every one,
and especially to those not connected
with the Order, who in any way
either by their contributions or pres
encc assisted in making the installa-
ton success.
Rcsoleed, That the Secretary fur
-nish a copy Of these resolutions to
each of the county papers with 4 re-
quest that they publish the same.
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THE GRANGE CONVENTION.
Buffalo, june %.
Adjourned to Meet at Point
Pleasant. August 18th.

Though extensive notice had been
circulated throughout the State about
the contemplated meeting of Patrons
of Husbandry at Buffalo, yesterday,
June %, there was a poor attendance,
considering the objects of the meet
ing.
The meeting was called to order at
academy Hall, II o'clock a. mr. by
T. NJ. Palmer.
A motion was made and carried
that E. L. Neal, of Mason Co., act as
chairman.
Moved by Col. R. 7. Harvey, of
Huntington, that 7. NJ. Palmer and
5. E. Hartley act as secretaries. Car
ried.
M. Palmer suggested that Col.
Harvey explain The objects of the
meeting.
Col. Harvey then arose and deliv-
cred a very forcible address to the
Patrons, extolling the advantages to
be derived from locating the manu-
factory at Huntington, and explain
ed the cost OF erecting the manufac-
tory and the rates at which the i'm
PIGMENTS could be sold. He spoke
some two hours and closed with the
remark that the object Of the meet
ing was to raise stock to erect and to
select the site Of the proposed manu-
factory. Several persons present re-
marked that it was the best Grange
speech they had ever heard deliver
ed, and the audience gave the closes
attention to the address Of the Colo
mel.
Vim. George, of Arbuckle Grange,
Mason Co., made a few pointed re-
marks, which were followed by J. C..
Buckle, of Rose Grange, Mason Co.
Colonel Harvey then offered the
following resolution, which was
adopted.
Resolrol, That the various Oranges
of the county be requested tocommu-
nicatc with the Master of Franklin
Grange No. 6, of Huntington, and
state the amount each Grange will
take in the Agricultural Implement
Mandatory, to be erected in the
city of Huntington or elsewhere.
Wm. George, Of Arbucklc Grange
then made a few more stirring re-
marks.
Col. Harvey offered the following
resolution, the same in effect as the
former, with the exception the first
is directed to lodges and this to indi-
viduals. Adopted.
Rcsolced, That the Patrons of Hus-
bandry in West Virginia, Ohio and
Kentucky be requested to commune
cate with the Master of Franklin
Grange No. 63, of Huntington, and
state the amount Of stock they may
take in the erection of an Agricultu-
raj Implement Manufactory, to be
erected in the city of Huntington, or
elsewhere.
T. N. Palmer was requested to- send
copies of the Independent, containing
report of the convention, to all the
papers in this section of the State,
requesting them to copy the above
report or resolutions.
VIM. George offered the following:
Resoircd, That this meeting adjourn
to meet at Point Pleasant the third
Tuesday Q1thl of August.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AT the solicitation OF some OF my friends
announce myself candidate for the OF.
ice OF CorSrY SUPERINTENDENT OF FREE
SCHOOLS in Mason County, West Virginia
subject TO the action OF the Democratic
County Convention, should one be called
asking the support Of the voters OF the
county, and also promising faithful DIS;
charge OF the duties OF the Office, in case oil
my election. I. t. Hoo''
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The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Drug Store.

Masonic fysTALLATI0N.-Ihe IN
stallation Of the officers Of the Min
turn Lodge No. 10, A. F. & A. NJ,
which took place at the Court House,
last Wednesday evening, was most
pleasant and enjoyable affair. The
Lodge expected Col. John II. Riley,
of Ripley, District Deputy Grand
Master, to install the officers elect
and deliver an address, but unfortu-
nately the Chesapeake on which he
had taken passage was detained and
he did not arrive in time. Past Mas
ter H. r. Howard was substituted in
his stead to perform the installation
ceremonies. The lodge formeda pro-
cession at their lodge room and head
ed by the Cornstalk Cornet Band,
marched to the Court House, where
the installation exercises took place;
also brief addressesby Rev.W. Z. Hill,
F. 4. Guthrie, Esq, and Geo. J. Walk
cr, Esq, ofRiplcy. The ndatappro-
pirate intervals diScoursed music for
the four or five hundred people who
had assembled Thereafter the cxcr-
ci<cs at the Court House the vast
aS>cmblagc repaired to the store room
under Bcalcs Hall, where ample jus
tee was done by all to the refresh
mentS prepared for the occasion.-
The room was most beautifully and
artisticallv decorated with chromoS,
cn.rvings, notices and evergreen
cmblcms Of the order. Although the
room WAS crowded to excess the best
of order and good feeling prevailed
throughout the evening. Two elc-
CANT cakes were presented the fra
ternity one by the West Virginia,
the other by the Chesapeake. Mrs.
Kinscy Robinson became the fortu-
nate posscssor Of thcmagniticcnt cake
presented ythe steamerC Chesapeake.
The generosity of our people may be
shown by the fact that there were
upwards Of fifty large cakes donated
for the occasion. Taken altogether
the whole affair was the most pleas
ant one of the kind ever seen in
Point Pleasant, the success Of which
was largely attributable to the en-
crgv Of Messrs. c. Shrewsbury, Z. B.
Thomas and VIM. French, the COM
mittcc in charge, but who were ably
and efficiently seconded by a commit
tee of ladies whose names Will appear
in another column. The officers in
stalled were as follows: KinScy Rob
inson, Jr., W. NJ, Robert Young, s.
W., f. B. Thomas, J. w., c. Shrews-
bury, Sec'y., 7. Stribling, Treasurer,
r. Bickel, S. D. VIM. French, J. D.,
and L. l.. Gibbs, Tier.
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SvIc1DE.-Mr. Henry Deem had 4
very valuable horse to commit sui
eide on Monday last. The horse was
standing near a bridge during a
thunder storm, when a sudden clap
ofthundcr came, which frightened
him so much, he ran to the bridge
and jumped over it, breaking his
neck. We sympathizc with Mr.,
Deem in his loss.
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New Haven, W. Va.
June 9th 1879.

Editor Register:
We take this method Of returning
our sincere thanks to the kind heart
cd citizens Of Hartford City, New
Haven and vicinity, on both sides of
the river, for their continuous, untir-
ing efforts in trying to recover the
body of our little son, who was
drowned at New Haven, on Friday,
Jnnc 18th. The blow was to us sad
one and the suspense of Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday, waiting for the
recovery of the little body, was al
ostuncndurable. But the kindness,
tenderness and sympathy of the peo-
pie, generally, has been to us source
of great comfort. We cannot fully
express the great sense Of gratitude
we feel. ROBERT EMDLEToy.
ANNE EMBLEToS.
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Col. Chas. T. Beale of MERGERS Bot
tom, commenced harvesting his
wheat on Thursday last. The yield
will be an average one. Quite a
number of farmers in this vicinity
commenced to reap on Monday last;
Corn is looking remarkably well, but
wheat, oats and grass will be short.
Potatoes will yield finely.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

The Young ladies and gentlemen
who have been attending school at
distance have commenced arriving
home.
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DlED'-At Green Bottom, this
county, June 2Sd, 1875, Mrs. Hannah
Woody, wife Of W. G. Woody and
daughter Of John Pence, aged IS
years. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Marion Taylor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

Announcements for school officers
are now in order. Send in your an
nouncemcnts at once 50 the people
may know who are aspirants.
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The Cornstalk Cornet Band, of this
town. Is prepared to meet all engage
ments. To those wishing good mu-
SIC, we would recommend this band.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

The Educational Association Of
West Virginia, formally known as
the estate Teachers Association .
meets on the first Thursday of Au-
gust, in this place. Hon. Henry S.
Walker of Charleston, will deliver an
address before the association. He
is conceded to be one of the best ora
tors in the the State.
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thereby announce myself as an hide
pendent candidate for reelection TO the
Office Of County Superintendent OF Free
Schools, Tor Mason County W. y:
'e DIP. GUTHRIE.
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AS will be seen by reference to ad-
r ' in another column, Pro
lessor D. ?. Guthrie, announces him
sell =. an Independent candidate for the
% ,' Of County Superintendent of
i'ce Schools for Mason County. He
Is the present incumbent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

\. +. Blckel has very fine assort-
ment of summer clothing, call and
see him.
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County Court commences on the
third Monday of this month this is
the levy term. ..,.....
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Hot As-PEppER.-On Thursday
our Devil says he was compelled to
dip the thermometer into ice water
to keep the mercury down. The ice
didn't last long. however, and it kept
crawling up till it reached IS degrees
in the shade. The qtid nuncs are
busy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

Those who wish to have good pic
lures taken should not fail to call
on Gilmore & Andrews.
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We have received several commun'
ications without the name of the wri,
ter. We never publish such. Some
responsible name must accompany
every communication, or it will re,
ceiye no attention from us.
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The Weekly Register.
LOC4L MATTERs.

OR AeEyr.-D. W. Maupin, Esq
i. an authorized agent for this paper,
With full power to make collections,
receive subscriptions, and to con
tract for advertising. His contracts
and receipts will be. recognized and
binding, in all cases connected with
the business of. this office.
GEO. W. TPpETT, Proprietor.
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New potatoes have made their ap,
pcarancc in this market.
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We had fine showers on Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday.
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T. ". Blades the contractor, COM
mcnccd laying brick on Monday last
on the foundation Of the Fire Proof
building in the Court House yard
His iron for the same consisting OF
window frames, doors, rafters and
roof will reach here this week from
Pittsburg.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

The State Grange met at Buffalo,
Putnam county, on the sd ultimo.,
and there not being sufficient num-
Der present to transact any impor-
tant business, they adjourned to meet
at this place on the 18th day of Au-
gust.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

THE New STEAMER.-Thc new
steamer to take the place ofthc Clara
Scott calls for the following dimen-
tons: Length 1$5 feet; beam, 26 feet;
depth of hold, 5! feet. Capt. Thorn
burg. commander of the Scott, and
Capt. Williamson, one of the owners,
were in Cincinnati last Tuesday,
prospecting for the purchase, ready
built. 1t is thought they will buy
the steamer Ella, now lying at Jack
sonport, White River, if she is offer
ed for sale by L. S. Marshal.
Engineer Ward, one of the Oldest
and best engineers on the kanawha
river, will be on the new boat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

We had the pleasure Of meeting in
town last week, W. P. L. Neale, Robt.
Neale, Ed. Ncale, Levi Hopkins and
Baz. Wells, of MERGERS Bottom, they
came up to witness the installation
ceremonies of Minturn Lodge, No. IS
A. F.&A.M. Theyarc all Changers
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

The weather continues very favor
able for the growing crops, and the
harvest of 1875, taken altogether.
promises to be the largest ever gath
cred in this country. Here lies the
road to good times. 1t is the great
source of wealth. In proportion as
the crop prospects are good the pros
poets for fall business are favorable.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

Another youth of this County has
been drinking deep at the ''Pierian
Spring" Mr.. Sam Spencer who has
just returned from the Episcopal
School near Alexander Va, was the
successful aspirant for the "Meade
Prize" and obtained as a reward for
his industry, an elegant copy of Nc
Cauley's History of England.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

DR.. a. r. Barbce accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Blanche, left Sun.
day morning on steamer Andes for
Mount de Chatnel, an institution Of
learning near Wheeling, to attend
the commencement exercises. Miss
Kate Barbec. the Doctors second
daughter, has been in attendance for
some months past at the above insti-
tuition and will graduate this session.
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PHILosorHY.-A youngster Of our
town was sent to the store for sugar
the other day. AS he went home he
sat down on the door step anc open
ing the bag, helped himselfto the su-
gar. Some one asked him what he
was doing. He replied, "Nam's go
ing to lick me when ! get home, and
she might as well hayc something to
lick me for" That boy will be a
philosopher or a member Of Congress
some of these days.
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TON HAcKyEY.-ThiS fine side
wheel low water steamer has within
the past month been thoroughly re-
paired, reprinted and remodeled.-
The engines have been detached from
the boilers and placed nearer the
wheels, thereby rendering shorter
belts necessary. This changein con-
ncction with the model bow, will
make her much faster She is now
one of the handsomest and largest
low water packets between Pitts
bursh and Cincinnati. Her owners
arc Capt. B. L. Miles and Col. G. B
Thomas. As soon as the low water
season arrives she will enter the Gal
lipolis and Parkcrsburg trade, as 4
tri-weckly packet. Success go with
YOU. gentlemen.
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Bring along your bacon, -four
grain, cornmeal, or whatever produce
you have to spare We will take it in
exchange for what you owe US, and
remember little cash now and then,
is relishcd by newspaper men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

A Fuzzy TH1yG.-We were shown
yesterday; very funny thing. A
five dollar bill can be folded in such
a manner as to show four of the prin-
cipal points in the Tilton-Beecher
trial. But when this is done, You
must be sure to get your five dollars
back again-if you had loaned it to
the cxhibitor-for here is where q
part of the joke comes in. Let the
man who shows you furnish his own
bil!.-Rcgi.ttr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

We are in receipt of Vol. l, No. 1,
of the Fayetteville Enterprise a neat
and ably edited newspaper, publish
cd at Fayetteville, Fayettc county,
West Virginia, by J. NJ. st. Clair
We gladly welcome Mr.. st. Clair in
to the fraternity, and checrfully place
his paper on our exchange list. Fay
cite county has all the elements es-
sential to the support of a good news
paper, and we doubt not that the
good citizens of that county will give
the Enterprise a hearty support.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-07-01

We have heard of no preparation
to celebrate the 4th Of July. We
think it a day that should be proper.
" observed. In some places satur'
day the 3rd will be observed and in
others Monday the 9Th.
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spEL1IsescHooL. Thursday even
Of this week, viii close the series Of
spelling schools held in the first Pres
'byterian Church, a beautiful chrome
will be given'to the bes. spelleE
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F. M. Holloway,
GALLROLIS. OHIO.

Second Street, above Public Square, (PC
BniIdinr.l
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-04

ADDRESSES By BISHOP spAULDIsG oP col OBS Do
REV. MEssRs ERBES AND DuRBRow-rHE stR-
VICE. CONTINUED THIS EVENING.
Interesting services were held in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, last evening, commemotating
the 18th anniversary Of the conservation of the
church. Bishop Lee presided, assisted by the
Missionary Bishop OF Colorado, the Rt. Rev. DR.
Spaulding. Evening prayer WAS offered by the
Rev. Dr. Hay, the Lessons and concluding
prayers by the Rev. DR.. Frost. Addresses were
made by the Rev W. Il. Erben. and the Rev.
Samuel Durbrow Of Philadelphia, followed by an
admirable address and appeal in behalf of mis-
eions. by the Bishop OF Colorado. The Bishop
il man of commanding presence, simple in his
language, graceful in his delivery pertinent and
effective in his missionary facts and statements.
His address, last evening, descriptive OF Colorado,
physical material, social and religious. was mas
terly picture of his missionary Jurisdiction, and as
alecture wouldif published, take rauk among the
most instructive and reliable guides to the emi-
grant and settler in our Territories The con-
gregation at such a me etlng and ON such an &C.
casion should have filled the church.
This evening the anniversary services will be
continued Bishop Vail, OF Kansas, and the Rev.
Hugh r. Scott, OF Baltimore will deliver the ap.
propriate address.and without regard TO weather
the members and friends OF st. Johns should
manifest their interest in the welfare OF that
youthful and Jealous parish
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS LxAyR WILMINGTON.


For Nelo York -l.s2 a. M. l2.2a, l242 5,4s. 7.
For Philadelphia 80, 100, 10 800. 50, 1880.
A. NJ; l292 1242 900, 10. 5.46, T.90. 81. p. Nj
Sundays l 80. $40. A. NJ, 4 As. 80, 9 81, 7. N.
For Baltimore -l2b2 2.o3, 80. M. 1896, ~,
%. 7.1o, P. NJ. SUNDAYS, IL 81. 2.o9. A. N:
For Wdshington.-1q 81, Q os, 9.5s, A. Nj. 1851,
For Nsv Castle $50, $50, A. NJ 1.25, ca p. NJ.
For Dela,rare r. Rs 80, A. NJ, to crisneld 6 49,
P. NJ, to Harrington. No sunday Trains
For Wilmington d Western X. RIO 80, A. NJ
595, P. NJ No sunday Trains.
For Win 'Hqton d Reading Rs a., A. NJ
945 SIS, r. NJ. no sunday Trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wlLMTaGTos
From Neie York--l.ss, A. NJ ;iao4, l.is, 100 p
NJ. SuHdavs, it3 A. NJ.
From, Philadeipkia.iY AZ. a3 25, "a, A. NJ.
l2.U0, M. l2.b4, ll3 Ala 5l5 Q so, 100 so, u ~
2 N; sunday, l2.42, 3d. iOOo A. NJ ; 'SO Ii u
From Baltimore i go "a. A. NJ lgl2 u 40
5.36. 9.2l, p. NJ. Sundays, ~. A. NJ go, r. "
From Washington i " a. N 12 II, 49, 50
92l, 7. N. SunuaYs, l22, a. M: 92l r. NJ.
From Port Deposh.-s.'Or a. NJ. NO SUNDAY
Trains.
From Dea,opre R. r S 81, A. NJ, from IIirring
ton; 4t5, r. M from cri b ID.
From Neio tuste.-S52 A. 81; 1900, 4.0j
6t5. p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington a. Western r. RI bi, A. NJ.
3.l5, T. n. Mn sunday Tralns.
From w 0tington Il Reading X. Rs 20, A. NJ
12 90, NJ. I %, +. NJ. No sunday Trains
TRAINS LRAvR PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
From Broad d Primo Streets s. 90, $50. 1880, A
NJ, 12.lb, 1tO, 400 ol5. 90 As, 80, II 30, p. NJ
sundays s 80, A NJ 6 0), $50, II 30. r. NJ.
from 32d and Market Streets --12 40, A. NJ, i2 10
1918, Juo, r. M. sundays 1910, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-04
Local Brevities.

Advertise.
Sunset at ASS.
Moon sets 932
Sunrise, tomorrow, al c %
Advertise In the COMMERCIAL.
Wheeler Wilson, lOll Market street. Gail.
Fullmer Is veil patronlzed. T HIM, this evening.
Neat, quick and cheap printing at the CoaAfF-
eIAL Office.
Saturday evening Mrs. Iiyermoe lectures IN the
Claiming Course.
Musqnito and fy screens for windows At Adair'd,
Fourth and King street
Have you sent in your appl ca ion Ton space 10
the entennia Build nF
The latest fashions In uen'; garments emerge
from Gonerts, Is K. Ath st.
Pursuit Of pleasure under difficulties watching
the base ball match yesterday.
" lnlns tOu ought to put tranps To worn 20
the streets WIN Council act3
Large stock pnd plenty OF light at Buxba1m 6
clothing house, 81 Market -.
Certainly 1t don't paw TO get q " chnan hat when
you can get genuine Webb felt, ut aDi Market st
cd gentlemen shnnid repair early to Dubeii and
get peneei hat irom his nice slock. trises vii
surely SUIT
II you want uon-troublesome sha lie fixture, II,
iiolt's sell adjusting. You uan nut them at ~.
Market stteet,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-04
fsase Hail.

THR oUICKsrRp BENEFIT YESTERDAY AN uSrIT-
IsHED GAME.
The Philadel phia Archers came down yehter
day to play with the Quicksteps, and had fair
chance Of achieving victory when the rain be-
gan to fali and the game WAC called in the
middle OF the fourth inning. The game was dos.
signed for the benefit of the Qulck-tep players,
but the attendance was small, not more than
three hundred persons being present rhs, how
ever, WAS owing To the raw, dsagreeabls weather.
and the threatening rain. IL was
very cold on the ball grounds, and one kept
moderately comfortable by u perpetual stamping
of the feet and clapping OF Landsa fine play
by either cuD being welcome opportunity for
such exercise. Had the day been pleasant, the
audience would havo been one Of the largest Of
the season.
The calling OF the game in the middle Of the
fourth inning throws the score back to the third
and gives victory TO the Quickrtep club. The
Archers had made four runs in that inning too,
giving them Ave in all, or three more than the
Qaicksteps. Mr.. Little of the Collins club, um-
pired the gsme, Of which the following WAS the
score
! 2 Total
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