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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-07

FINE Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors,
Carpenters Rules aud Pencils, RevoIvers,
Cartridges, Fishing Tackle, Violin aud G uitar
Strings. all at low prices at GiIbertis Dru.
Store, Harper's Ferry
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NOTICE.

4 OBLIGATION Will be made ut the Nnvem-
~ Der E~ III of tue County Court. {" eSr ahiisil
E",lng Prccrmct ut Wilfsinrrs School House,
for the northwest cud of CEaricSfnwr District.
CITIZENS
OF Charl"st"wn District.
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Tue SEMITRoPICAL for November con-
tains choice table OF contents, the leading
article being a comparison of Florida and
Southern Europe winter resorts. Pub.
lished by Chas ". Blew, jacksonville, Fla.
at 81 year.
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Examine your tickets be-
fore U0ti5aG on the day of c1ec-
TMIa Enoxrs.

To thc PuJItc.-I offer Ladies' genuine
Calf Skin Shoes at 81 so guaranteed against
tear and rip, or the money refunded. Also,
just received, Gentlemen's Business, Recep
ton and Dress Suits, of all sty les and fabrics
New shapes and styles of Ladies' Hats, &c
POCKET Books, Albums, Hand Mirrors,
Ink Stands, Paper Weights, Combs and
Brushes-new stock just in-at Gilbe.t's
Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
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See that eve7y rote is
brought ont OH tie day Of
election.
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S. c. Young, W c. T; Frank Weller.
W. V. T.; A CIendeuuing. W. s.; G..
1sehrer. " F S Thos Mitchell, ". T. ;
j. A Philips, W G.; Amos Dunlap. ". VI
T. Is. Henson. w. I. G.; K. Dunn. W o
CT E Broy, W d. NJ; J H N"Iand, "
A. s.; Chas DaIgaru, w r. H. s., G. VI
Webster, " i. 8: e. w. Spots, 2. W.
C. T.; A. D. Barr. Lodge Deputy.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his attention to
the C"'l-, t'nh of Accounts, c., mas conc Iud d
to devote his me nri"cihsi iV to the dui'cs of e"n
e"Sl C"''">,imr. a"t i"Ei'rs the "ttrnri"n If Me"
CnSnt@ s"d RIS'nPsI me- genS'ar'v the fact
Pr"mpt and -nrr"-'ic elIorts EIy prrt will he
gEeH col the CD:lccHUn IF all aims plSrsd in IN '
hands \. " CRAMER.
CasrlestO~n. Jefierton Co., w. Va.
Dec. 3. 1872
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1C.E MTG
PERFECTION or LIGHT.
The only Absolutely safe illumination to use j,
I.smg.


The only Abso!Useiy safe illumination to u.s in
IT CANNOT BE EXPLODED.
E!aiuc. the fanny s,ieguzrd, Warden b O1nArd.
PIiIsLU-g. For sale ~
Nov. go, 1878. GEO W. r KEARsLEY
NREEPERS, very useful inv.nriou r,r boot.
~ ana 'h"'' I" prevent clipping 90 zee. twh.n it
!;c;1l, I,75 Jas. LAW, nooFF co.
I'RJIE IA AIRS Ma uu's-coD.,d.d 10 be a..
L bsst Jar IL Hse-qu'rt. and hail ralion,: for
nir ~ JAS. Law HOOFF x co,
SINGLE and Doabl, shovel. Iron B,.m and
Double ShOvcis for EAIs ~
JAS LAW. nOOFr + co.
DOPPLEiN'S Silic'ted Super- Poo. phnIe Of
is!G Gu an" Jas +1sT Nv f'' To ~
tJL"CGHS If you need Two Hose Plough,
TH'rHn'od I" pI"sss or sale, Try the HeoE
Ma, ls75: JAS. LAW HoorF co
Nails which we are selling al redD-rd rates.
Nav !. l-75 JAS LAW HO0FF \ co.
HNIERTs ard Lantern Globes. eh'.Ps'' in
ApririI, 1870 JAS LAW HooFF co.
IEt Pan. ard C9fTes Pots, Slew rs and Tin
April II 1870 JAS. LAW HOOFF 60.
I ono LBS of Butter Wanted. at,h. market
lP'''' nrice. D 8 HUGHES.
UNAWARE, in various articles. for 81. by
VASES Beautiful sets for .,ie BY
May 30. 1916. D-s HUGHES.
OAK ShinrIss and Pine and Oak Plank AID
Framing Lumer. for SEIe by.
March :. 1873. JAS Law HOOFF co
TRY HAINEs' Five ceat Havana Cig.rs. fyou
! wish good Enoks.
JSas y, 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-07

A CLTMAS TAYLOR Thresher, the IN. chine
~ that has by far in the Western State, rre.t,T
reputation for thorough work. ightness uG drAuRht
and saTlng of gain than any other Call and ex-
anime circu'Hf before YOU are iuduced to purcha.e
an endl apron machine, and thereby wss,e grain
sud money Refer TO Jas ConkIyn. who is now
run n'ng one II the above machine. For ssIs by
June 8. 1876 JAS. la .HOOFF r CO.
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HNrvev's Grammer. VI, GufTey's Readers Nos. l.i.
End. 81 +h 5'h and DIN, McGutFey's Spe tier.
Copy Books. Sist-s. Slate Prncis Gcusr pilcs No
AtlH", roth Descriptive Tnd Physical. Nm allow
discount /" Teachers in ali csz"G. Are pr-ra
10 turmIth nv book shOru.. time ina sinsnis.
Sept >. l>Il GEO. T. LIGHT.
'I'oBACCO>, both Smoking and Chewing, the
best, and none other.
GEO. L. LIGHTS Drug Store.
NOAL Oil at 81 Cts gallon warrante,1 fire. NJ ooi
aud n n "1nI"-iye. tesr ppNratus the sIore,
d'.r""nt aii"N"h On larger quAr'i'Iss.
Sept. ;, l~1+ GEO T. LIGHT.
DGBLTCLY ANNOUNCED i am prepY ed to
furnish the best quality .! Cion:r as r-ssur-
abl" prices asauv in the Valley. (dn not A..
arT second hNnd or interior .ds. either r,cd-
iciuc" ar fancy g""ds. rhea =. aud call them f.,I.
class.) Will ordrr for arv chem gnors y
ne-red hut wnulG r=;her sell the hest will M. ke
time 20 ,nit III prompt and reliable men.
Sept. ). l>14 GEO. T. LIGHT
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MIs cE11ANoRUs.
ONLY REMEDY FOR
HARD TIMES.
CHARGE YOUR SuRROUNHIHGs. )

A LII wanting FRUIT FARMS, especially
"A adapted to the growth OF the IN E. Ehere It
lie esIAbIished success and pays Large Proht.
Too Is also adapted TO abe grOwIh of Peaches,
Pears Apples and ANAL iruits SlsOS Grain, STAss
and Vegetables.
Many huSdSeds of excellent vineyards, Or
chRrdS aud Farms can now be seen.
THE LOCATION i only 80 miles south of
PhilAdeiphiH, by Railroad, in mild, deItghunl
and Philadelphia Markets. Another Railroad
Tuus direct TO New York.
THE PLACE is already LARGE. SUCCESS
FUL aud PROSPEROUS. Churches, Schools, ana
other privilege already established. Ais9.
maDuiactoTies of Shoes. Clothing, Glass, Straw
Goods. aud other thing, II which different MEM.
bers OF a family can procure employment.
IL has been
4oalEh he s0rE
Tor come yCRrs pGst Tor people sufering from pull
Inonary AdecIiORs. EtlEnRp CRtaTTb. Ague, aud
debility many thousands have &c IiTelY recovered.
A Buck aoIe hAs just been completed, loo
feet front, wIIh back buidings four stoTios high,
including FteIuh ,Of aud all u Udern improve
mcuIs for the Accommod GtiOn Nf NisiIOTs.
Price OF FARM LAND S25IO0per Aero
payable by 'nsIAIIT.Hts Within the period OF Hour
yeGrP. In this climate, planted out to vines, 30
acres VI land will count fully much as 100 acres
further north
Persons UnacquAiuted with Fruit Growing, can
become familiar with il in short time ON account
of surr"urd'rEs
LOTS. IN The tow ne OF LSnais"lle aud NinoiAnds,
alsn for sale
Whist Visiting tho Centennial Exhibition, Vine.
land he Visited at small xprnte,
Apaper containing full in nation, will be cent
upon application to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-07

Fresh GROUND PLASTER.-we are
nov .ecsivIrE md grinding first rate lot OF
Soft Blue Windsor Plaster. Wririck Il wslIer's
Mill WASHINGTON = LIPPITT
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FRUIT LAPS.
Nj ASoS's Improved Self SEALING Fruit Jars
NJ qus'i. and hall Ssi'ns juSi Isr'iVsd by
June 10. 1876. GEO W I. KEARSLEY.


M AsoS 3 ImPr"sed Self Scaling Fruit Jars-
NJ qua is and half gsii'ns jusi rsr.ivsd by
June IS. 1876. GEO W 7. KEARSLEY.
GoDA WATER for cooling and refrs.bipg pur.
- po'"s, con Toe Obtained a; Light < 1IitcheIls
"a Tickets FAR 81: artificial syrup 20 tckeis for
81. W" vii! give YOU wbht'VET syrup you calf
f"' SsfsGpdTfNS 10 Nothing stronger. We have.
ROf B'p Tor BOYS but will give them the best Soda
IN t'Un. DR.. 0U ineS ard Dir. TbOmGs viii fur
H''h all the beer they have Licsns' 90 mig ~. h00s
LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
I IGHT MITCHELL have for Medicinal pur-
u poses FrrEch Brady, Rye WhiSksyI Ale.
Porter. l. ger Beer ana Wine.
June -. 1915.
nowDER AND sHnT-Tbo cheapest and b.sC
1 Powder aEd Shot in the county. for sale by
JAS LAW. HOOFP co.
ZINE Line Of PAintE. OilS, Brushes. VaTBishes.
L Turpsp :IDs, kc.. iDst received and Cor SnIe by
JAS Law. HOOFF 90.
(NHCRSS. Horse Bu, ksfs MrAasEss R.gs Buck
eis. TUhs &c for sAle hV
Nov 10 Is JAS LAW. HoOFF 4 CO.
kOS Wash Kettles B sizss Of the ahoye goodG.
l tbs cheapest in th- MARKET for "a y. bv
., JAS. Law. HO0TF co.
'TNHINBLE SksinB PBd Pipe Rnxr. for AL. nv
JAS LAW. TOOEF co:
Il Ak s1isRls'' LAibS. PsIinEs and Lumber. ioE
rss. -,ls7s. JAS Law HootF&co
A LADDIS Security oil. also west's MOL Coal
~ oi. 'lSayS 20 b found a.
Jan 70 1873 c. f. BELLER's.
SPICES. ground and uDgrouud. for Gale At
'Ict %" 8. DALGARE'S.
COAL OF at % Cssts per Cabin. BY {.
~ Feb. y. 1876. DIS EUGREs.
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See that y01t1'nci6hJoJ;s get
to tile polls OH JuestLCLu newt.

TEAS. TEAs!!-Go to Gilbert's Drug
Store, Harpcr's Ferry, and get pure Teas a,
prices that you pay for the common. Call
and examine new stock
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TALLOW WANTED!

TALLOW WANTED!
TUE lilG HEST Pricr-in C-sn or Trade
p-id lot lS""w.oy ID. ). HUGHES
nRlED APPLIES and Peacnes wanrrd. in
~ ttS"r for CONT. bv HUGHES.
LNISE TOBA COOL inch Hat plugs at only
L 10 Cent? yer pug, 70, sale BY
March IS 1916 D. g. HU GHES
IORSFORD'S Self Raising Bread Prepara.
tloH unsurpassed for making Light Bread
Biscuit. Ca ke' nd Pastry for sic bv
Feb -, 1876. d HUGHES
STALEY, Armstrong < Chadwick Gu, ice
~ RussteT Coffee, for sale by
Feb. -, 1916. D.s HUGHES
pAkER'S Chocolate, for sale by
- Feh .. 1915 D S. HUGHES
ENEAGASS X HAINES' Choice Family Flour,
l. CONSTANTLY hand and Tor .alr ~
Feb. -. 1876. D. s. HTGHES
THEWING and Smoking Tnbaccus-a full line
~ constantly kept on hand and sold cheap. bJ
Feb % 1916 D HUGHES.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stnn- China Wash Bow
- and Pitchers, tor sale at bargain. nv
FEB % l>.6 S.HUGHEs.
DURE CIDER VINEGAR 70. sa!eay
L Sept. 10, 1876. T.G,RUST,
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Change OIL oc afiCn
W00LEE G "O0.
SNANNONRALE FACTnRY.

SHANNONEALE FACTRRY.
and will there manufacture woulcu Gunds on nm
increased scal- having rrs ter (Rci!iI.s nd more
l"pro"'d Mac hn ",y- b,siGet lull C"r.,s Compe
teuL~orElncH. livery SrIlcic h"reIoiure Iuu Uuiac-
tUrcd under my supervision wa, IA my lrrs-uI
tets ishIU"nl be produced IN greater perfection,
AMI viii compare fAvO'HEgv with IL" hrst f. ,icS
Hm j. the IUHIket for WOOL Rud will purchase
at the Factory snn through INV A GrnIs in Cnsri.s
NesWrs BuE. {; ullSh.r A,luw IN 2 the hi
Get market prlCs II more convenient for my i
CurI"ncTs VII" may desire TO rIohA sc Wool for
Good To d"l!'"r tue " COL in ChsrlrEIOWn McSsTs
Duke GAlshrr authorized to receive Rui
receipt for the
Inio,m s,,"r - TO prices, &C., NAV he had by
ad"r''srng me At EAbIetOwn, OF my Agents al
Chs rirsIuWn
Thankful for tho very liberal patronage hereto
FIRE CT ended me. tTu't TO m"rit, by cGrciUl at
tcrIion to huo' u"-s, the rHnn:Hctnre of SopeTinT
eouhA aud ~ moderate chNr"c<, continuance Of
good Will ami cusIoInof old fri"n"s sud trial
bv A MCC AERELL, ia.
May 70. ls7i.
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PLANNED -

WHITE Heavy t~illed factory, tw;IIed do
w m,t, ehSker. PLAIN dnmet, and = line
OF pisi" ali ~Uu! white Fisnnes.
ED FIRE EIs ne. superior acArlet merino twill
II cd Ene sud heavy and plain u II WOOL red Elan
( 'ANTONS-C"!orcd uuhlcHched nd bIeAched
c"ni""s from l25 tt" 81
Nov. Q. GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY
pAHING Molssses aud Svrurs, Tor .ale bv
~ GEO. W. L. KEARSLEY
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS At the last
regular meeting of Shenandoah Lodge, No
81, L O. C. T., held at their hall in this
town, on Tuesday night, October 3l<t, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-11-07

Vote for T11de7t and Hen
RdJichs and for B. r. Martin
for Congress.
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NOTICE.

TTNtIE Board of Directors of the Bank of Charles
L town have 'iecla' eel u dividend OF :our per
cent. tor past six months. PAYABLE o. md after
the 10. h instant G.. A. PUPl EREIEI n
October IT, lS76-Gt. Cashier
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School and Blank Books, Box Papers,
Chalk Crayons and all kinds of writing ma
terialat Gilbert's Drug Store. Harper's Ferry
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NoTICD,

II AVING completed my CONT ct, abroad which
have occupied my cole attention for nearly
year psst,I am now pr-nsr for orders in all the
departments of Hohse Building Address me at
Chsrlssto~n J. c. HOLMES.
September 10. 1876
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AGENTS MAKE s1s A DAY
OUR large lifr-ikr STEEL: ENGHAVINCis of the
~ PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES sell ran1Ilv.-
Ser'd for circ lar y. Y Engraving Co.. 81 Wall
Street. Box 1896. n.
September IL. 1876 ST.
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GRA!ELY, Bright and Dark Navy Tobac
cos, Cigars-genuine Havana Filler at Sc
at GiIbert's Dru. Store. Harper's Ferry. +
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PAINTS. Oils, Varuishcs, Window Glass,
Putty, in large stick and at b..ttom prices at
Giibert's Drug Store Hnrppr'S Ferry. *
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EXECUTORS Notice.

AVING quaIi;esl the estate of the late
1 / john w. Dai"arn, all parties request ed
make prompt settlement. AMI crrdit0rS will
send i'll rI:ci' aCcHh rs,"I ":hcI evidence OF debt.
to the UuGrtSIG. Ell ~ 'a.iUSl own, Jefferson
county, ". VA, DANIEL. f. LUCAS,
STEPHEN =. DAIISARN.
Executors III john W. DaigIrD.
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c:,(gysHRaaqc CRoels5.fg

for Gentlemen, Youths, Boys and Children. of
20 need Comment Suite il TO say, EcAdy- MSue
Ciothiug was never known 20 lie l"w n pr ice.
substan;iAi in make. perfect in fit pres
ent. and the proprietor of the win Front Justly
Prue hi mself upon this d i:srtment guaranteeing
satisfaction TO AL who ratrOniEe hIG establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01

-: - sss:s:s:: = 1ss
and love- Of the Christian Easter We make the pop
aas: No % ss sssu g
AiH X. l Monarchy
sonn:rs Is living Seventeen centuries Of monarchy end By
ss%sss 8 ~ 4:
:ss.i;ss:a the sss:siaa
%ss s'i,sss se s1s
s s !: %s
81 ssd ns.n: you are shout % accomplish ths
you are about 6rayely make peace Yos are the
so@nsns ana q 1ns s1 sn
susss and AMER nineteen yssrs returned and eomprs
tass s.1 %sa 81 r.s !:
people and % ao ssr' ~hsh sas s
M n & those sss hs xs those s
.husiastie ehsers Those .ho style themselves
,Ss,1 r. sssd. 's q is;,
sssss is ''es %sssy. -sss
they inysn. cannon they bring
ss1snd million. n building n ;nps which pro
Ssrs and OUT and Il.
finished the themselves Yes they also have
isss replies . ' Sa
a a. possible ~ sa'
walls walls q all sorts then when satisfied they a.
ss oS:s a. Zach s o.S l.:
s oes ssT.els %sss :.s ssi a ss =
to ~: g. ss e. You y'' ss' =: ' s
your eyes this immense deed which the
ninsscenth century. will Co., workmsn Of Paris
who know how toll 60 workmen Of Paris who how
so light tell the Now World that the Old World u growing
Young Go and bear the news Of Republic console
you ENJOYS votare in tho country OF Washing
ton set ont from the continent where Jesus Chriss
born to 70 the land where John Brown born This
bringing OF republics will DO without re-
suit brs Of clemency extend itself Ia mems
hearts America initiated borrowing from tho idea
emancipation shall initiate America the
OWL wnr by borrowing from It the amnesty.
There was rush toward tho orator tri-color
crown fell on the table, the enthusiasm Of the audience
unbounded
Between the two speeches there collection for
proscrits and Their families On leaving Victor Hugo
had warm reception in the street
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COACHING REVIVED.
MIR. DELANcEy KANE ON THE Box-AN UNsELrrsH
AND ENTHUSIASTIC WHIP.

MIR. DRLANcEY KANE ON THE Box-AN UNsELTrsH
AND ENTHUSIASTIC WHIP.
This morning, punctually at half past ten A. NJ, Mr.
Delaney Kane takes the ribbons in hand and inaugu-
rates his coaching enterprise by driving to Pelham
Bridge back The point of departure is the Hotel
Brunswick. Should there be any OF these time hon
orcd human institutions, the old coaching whips pres.
eni as Mr. Delaney Kanc mounts the box, their eyes
will doubtless sparkle with delight they hail the
pioneer OF this new and commcndable movement
We're they acquainted with Horace they would multer
with undlsguised elce
MULrA RESAscESruR QUE JAM cEciDERg,
and ms II is will give the thought a sound Anglo
Saxon FORM II was believed that the locomotive had
killed the coach. The great popularity OF various
coaches driven by gentlemen in England tamong whom
was Mr. Kane, went far to explode this notion, and
he giving II finishing stroke to-day in front OF
the Hotel Brunswick. One attractive feature OF Mr.
Kanes erprse is the fact that IL is conducted in the
good od-iashioncd business-like OF the DAYS
when the post boys horn rang through village and
hamlet, quckening for a moment tho inhabitants into
unwonted II e. Mr. kanc's time record, as tho phrase
goes so good in England that tho country people
accustomed to tell the time by the passing OF his
dashing team. As healthfrl and exhhrang pleasure
a drive behind four splendid horses on 6ne
day, through lovely country, with trusy whip,
needs recommendation. The duties Of the position
assumed by Mr. Delaney Kane are by no means nsg
ncant. and by opening up new and delightful
Of enjoyment to the ovcrasked brains OF this metrop
oils he Is doing work for which he deserves large
OF public gratitude. As TO the support the
terprise will receive, that In aoubt the only
matter regret bciEg that therc several De-
iancey Kanes with means. leisure and disposition to
engage in the genial and Humanitarian occura-
ton. From to-day We shall probably see the bearing
Of our hackmen and strage drivers somewhat more
dignned and imposing, for have they not
1t their head gentleman OF standing who
will cleanse the ribbons from the stain OF mentality and
rescue the whip from the rcproach of servilty. Mr.
Kanes living freight will comprise many distinguished
New Workers. among others Mrs. Kane, Mrs Van Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson Mrs. H. HunneweIL Mr.. b. r.
winthrop Mr.. ]. Shcarman, Mr. W. Jay and others
Everyone will wish the party delightful trip and we
may expect, as the story OF their enjoyment circles
widening through the city, the advent of prcracted
coaching epidemic. New Workers will wish Mr.. Kano
evory and pleasure In bis unselAsh and very
laudabe enterprise. Ladies' and gentlemen take your
seats! #.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-01
CRICKET.

Tho committee Of the St. Georges Cricket Club an
nounce that the opening day Of the present season
has been fixed for Wednesday next when club match
will be played between the members Tho game vii
at O'Clock sharp The club is to be con-
graduated upon tho prosperous condition Of It's nnances
the Treasurer Franklin Satterthwatc reporting bal
on hand of $3.50 The ground will be open for
practice Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and satur-
day throughout the season. A club meeting win be
hold every Wednesday in the club house for tho prol
posal and election OF members and other business A
club match is proposed for every Wednesday
afternoon Till the middle Of June, and on Sat-
urdays thereafter Till the season closes. The
grounds OF the ST Georges Club situated at the
end OF Ninth street. Hobokcn and be reached
by Union Hill Washington street cars via ferries
foot Of Christopher or Barclay street. Among the
honorary members Of the Sc. Georges Club are E. NJ
Archibald G. b., Her Britannia Majcsty's Consul Gen.
eral; the Earl of Ducrin, Governor General of Canada
p H. Ewing, of Belfast. Ireland; DR.. Irving, Henry
Marion, of Hoboken, n. j.; Hon. r. Pakenham, Of
London, England; w. W. Shipper OF Hoboken n o. /:
b. B. Tit. OF New York; John syme, OF New Orleans
La " T. Walker, OF London Edward Orr, of Detroit
Mich W. B. Wells Jrv Of Chatham, Ont, Canada
bcrs arc Lester walIack, Charles vin,cn. J. Hyde
Sparks. John sutherland, James Smith, Hon. Henry
Hurst Robert Gordon, W. Butler Duncan and John G.
Dale
Among tho playing members for the coming
will be G. W. Bance w. r. Bowman
J. B. eastman, NJ c. Eyre. A. H. Gibbcs, George 7.
Green, James Harcombc. G. J.. Hartmann, Bassett
Jones, T.. H. Mocrau. Berkeley Mostyn John Mackay
A. Marsh. j. h. Sleigh. Franklin Satterthwnite James
7. Soutcr NJ II. Talbot, H. Torrance, A. E. Tee, G. r.
wes,cldt and William whnock. All these gentlemen
paid special attention 10 the game during the past
seasons and will again appear TO lead their club VIC
tory. There are 1874 names on the roll Of members,
eighteen junior members from the Stevens Institute
and eight other junior members.
The weather lately has been very good and the
grounds under the care Of the ndefatigabie profess
siona George Giles IN FIRST rate condition for play
ing II 10 expected that on "Wednesday next a large
number OF ladies' and gentlemen will be present wit
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fourth time, the score being Boston Z New Haven Q.
After this game the two mines went 10 Providence X.
L. and played very poor game, the New Ravens win
ming easily by score OF Is 10 Both In batting and
heding skill the Boston nine OF 1915 10 very much
weaker than The Boston nine OF 1874 and rs, and
IL absurd for any one TO suppose capable OF holding
the championship whip pcnnant against such mines a.
the Hartiords, Chicagos, Mutuals and Athletics.
AZ Louisville, KY, the Chcagos have twioe white
washed the local nine, the hrss time ION Tuesday
ias.), the figures being I TOO, and the second time
Wednesday, 10 TO o. While the 1rst OF these games
was In progress the ST. LOUIS team was being de-
feated by the Cincinnati nine 10 the tune Of to /
Again on Wednesday the two nines met and again
the ST. Lonis men compelled TO lower their col
ors to the superior prowesss OF the Ohio boys
On the Union Grounds Brooklyn, the Hartfords
and Mutuals met last Thursday the result being an
unexpected victory for the New York club The rain OF
Friday interrupted the Mutual Hartford match at
Hartford. Yesterday, however, Was lively day all
around. AZ Boston the Hartford and Boston teams
for the irst time this season; at New Haven the
Muuals and New Ravens had bout; at Louisville tho
So Louis and Louisville mines measured bats, and al
Cincinnati the Chicago contested their first game
with tho vanquishers OF the ST. Louis men. At Pros
pect Park fifteen twenty games were played To
witness these contests about 200 people assembled