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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

JOHN H. SALT was this week examined by commission of doctors and pronounc- ed subject for the asylum He was taken there this week and may recover his reason under proper treatment. His condition in the jail here was indeed pitiful Confined among malefactOrs in close, hot, noxious atmosphere, he was daily getting worse. leave the jail and go out on the street or about the court house. He was haunted by visions of men trying to kill him, and felt safe only inside the iail.
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A PORCH has been put up in front of the postoffice and Horton's sample room. Can't have too much shade.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

RIVER raised foot since the 14th. Rains above
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

LICE BETTIs has sold the Pocahontas claim in Castle Dome district for SIPS, to friends of Capt. Starkweather
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

W. J. HARDY is the new steamboat agent at Aubrey. W. M Hardy will probably act as such at Hardyville.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

OLD TYPE, for Rabbit Metal, for sale at the SENTINEL office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

GLASS of all sizes and in great variety has lately been received at Geo. Martins Drug and Book store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21
For Sale.

Being about to visit Europe and close up By business in Yuma, I offer for sale my entire stock of goods at less than cost price, with lease of building.
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Born.

At Yuma, A. T., July 15, to the wife of F NJ. Hodges, sor.
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HEAVY rain Thursday night. Thermom- eter 9S here on Friday and very oppressive
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-07-21

RAILROAD fare-first class-raised to S45.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means Deslruus o,
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
| HaRianInH

account Of advanced aRe nm dssIrou, n
changing my residence, and therefore oiSr iSr nj.
ny arm situated opposite the city 9! p9sSik;r:-0S
We nTer bank midway between RrldRFport M
!AAIuha FerryI and Immediately I'd oinInT IN vi,
age Of HnaVille. The property eons8tS az Il
acres o. NIL and table land and is Of river bottn
~ tho hll there are two seams Of coal, 81 IA NJ
!eet thiek, three deposits Of limestone, il foni
VEN o. close texture and or free stone, an Il ioot
YEN O mari, which altogether mako soIl mi m
gLnaoriylns bed Of depodtS Of rich and yalua6IS
On the surface, the larger portion Of which liz
gently doping TO tho eaIt, and ali under dirert az.
sarS 70 the sun, = Vineyard Of 90 acres, mostly
SaaWM gaPes, all In fine bearing condition, Rbotii
eyen years old which has proven itSei able % nav
handsome per cent 70 the cultiyator. 70
!. zee property q being approached above and b.
Nv An advancing tide Of peESonl seeking IrnAIl
nomesteads, and 10 now really the only upoStIlnIeJ
territory between Bridgeport aud MSrtIn'S FerTy,
w valuable a an investment for canItai sseklpy
le purchase, and valuable 10 those Who VAnt mir.
ket glrdeninS ground close 10 the city. ID front,
eeauuiully upon the river and coulmands n view N
valley. "S'S sSsAeiJ VI 1nt
The terms Of ale will b one, third eash, ba.ue,
y Me annual payments, per cent Interct on ID.
lefTed payments. For further Particular lnauITr
" o. a., RICHARD CRAWFORD
~ 1he premises, or By mall at Bridgeport, Ohio
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The Science left for Parkersburg at her
usual hour yesterday.
The Gipsey, Coal City and Rover passed
up during the day. The two first named
had empty tows, and the latter a barge OIL
iron ore for Pittsburgh.
The Nail City is due from Louisville.
The Ragon will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning.
The Courier is to.day's regular Par
kersburg packet.
The Thompson is due down to-day, en-
route to Cincinnati.
The Bette Gilbert has been taken of
the docks, and is now lying on the Island
side Of the river.
From the Pittsburgh Commercial Ga.
sstte we CLEAN the following items:
The Neel sank q barge Of salt on the
right-haud bar at the head Of Gallipolis
Island Saturday.
Capt. John A. Trimble, Of the Carrie
Brooks, was in the city yesterday. He
reports the Brooks laid up at Rochester.
Capt. Tom feathers thinks that as The
Government has removed the troops
from Louisiana, their next step is 10 have
the snags removed from the Mississippi
Capt. Jack Parrish, late Of the Inflated
J. NJ. Camden, has purchased the Ella
Lsyman, and will put her in the towing
trade between here and PArkersburg, 10
take the place Of the Camden.
The coal.aAt sunk by the John Gilmore
In the island channel at Flint Island has
been swept away, and Is now at Derby,
the coal having been swept of the barge,
allowing 1t 10 rise and float. A portion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

The FREIGHT EMBARGO Broken
About 7 o'clock yesterday morning two
freight trains were made ready at the
Baltimore Il Ohio railroad depot and
manned by full complement Of regular
train hands belonging to the road, we're
despatched eastward. Mayor Sweeney
and his special police, and Capt. Ripley
and his deputies were on hand 10 prevent
disturbance il any resulted, but the
strikers, large number OF whom were
present, made no attempt 10 stop the
trains. During the day trains arrived
and departed az usual, and were not mo.
leted by the strikers. The employees at the
machine shops Of the company, who went
ont on the strike last week, have returned
to work, and the strike may be considered
at an end. The company notified the
merchants Of the city that freight would
not be received after II NJ, fearing a
glut Of freight on the platform resulting
from the long detention, and before the
middle of the day the building was crowd.
ed withfreight for shipment. The freight
trains were running last night, and the
company will probably be able to receive
and ship freight all day to-day.
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Those CUMBERLAND RouGus.-Mayor
Withers, Of Cumberland, arrived in the
city Yesterday, and last evening visited
the Mayors office to intercede for por.
ton Of the gang Of roughs from his city
who were sent 10 the workhouse the
other day. He said several Of them were
sons Of respectable and prominent citizens
Of Cumberland and meant no harm. lie
asked that twenty.six Of the thirty.nine
be released, which Mayor Mccarthy re.
fused. Mayor Withers then revised his
list and produced tho names Of nine Of
the gang, whom he said were the best lit.
tie boys Of his city. They are John Hof.
man, a son Of the city engineer; Sanford
Slicer, Richard Wilson, George Wilt,
VIM. Andrews, Fillmore Akers, Harry
Dougherty, John Faleus, and George H.
Corns. The latter was not sent to the
workhouse, he having escaped, and moth.
ing ia known as TO his whereabouts. An
application will be made this morning
before Judge Fetterman for a writ Of
habedS corpus in the case Of the boys whose
names are Pittsburgh Leader.
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HADEAs CoRpus. Thomas Hartley
was yesterday brought before Judge Mel.
vim upon writ Of habeas corpus, he
claiming to have been illegally confined
in custody by Justice Wheeler, who day
or two ago required a peace recognizance
from the petitioner and assessed a fine Of
s. and costs, and committed him to Jail
until payment Of the costs and fine. The
petitioner appealed from the order re.
luiring the recognizance, but IN appeal
from the judgment for fine and costs was
refused, The decision was to the effect
that the order Of the Justice imposing
imprisonment for non.payment Of the
costs OF the peace warrant waserroneous,
but proper as far az the fine was concern.
ed. We understand that the petitioner
thereupon paid the fine and perfected his
appeal from the judgment Of the Justice
requiring the rGcognizance md payment
Of the costs, and was then discharged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02
TIE WHEELING DALEY MORNING AUGUST 1877

SEND THE News TO HBosrrEG"-Too
MuuHEE BosToN, Nor ENOUGH STAND.
AID Notwithstanding the increased I'D.
mittance fee fully 700 persons visited the
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon to
witness the game between Harry Wrights
famous Boston Reds and the Standard
club Of this city, and never did more
disguised crowd leave the bali
Geld than that Of yesterday, after
seeing our home club scalped to the tune
Of 10 10 0. The playing Of the Standards
could not have been wore, making error
after error, while they were decidedly
weak At the bat Bafckley, being The
only one who got the hang Of Bonds de.
livery, made the two prettisst hits Of tho
game, sending one 10 the extreme left
field and ono TO right field, on each
Of which he made three bases,
but failed to Grces the home plate.
Lane did nQtpSrticipate In YESTERDAYS
game, - Position being filled by Lukenu,
who caught very well, although making
avid throw which gave the visitors two
runs. In the frst inning the Bostons
scored 8 runs and in the "a s runs, after
which Venum was substituted for HaRan,
the visitors :only making 5 base hits in
the last seven innings. The cham.
pions certainly have got the play
Of base ball down to fine points,
their fielding being superb, only Two er.
rors being charged them, both Of which
were made BY White at first base.
Browns catching, and Bonds pitching
were greatly admired by the spectators.
Geo. Wright, at the second base, Nor.
rel at third, and Sutton at short.
stop, played an excellent game.
The fielders had bnt little 10 do
but few ay balls were knocked TO
them, which, RS n matter Of course,
were always caught. The batting Of the
LeaguerS was terrific in the fore part OF
the game, making II base hits in the frat
three innings. The game was ably and
impartially umpired by Mr.. Robert Nc
Nichol, the visitors being much pleased
with his judgment and decisions. The
following Is the score OF Yesterdays
game.
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How IT Is DoHE.-The first object in
life with the American people is 10 "get
rich; the second, how to regain good
health. The first can be obtained by en-
ergy, honesty and saving; the second,
lgood healthr by using GREENs AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you be respondent
sufferer from any Of the effects Of Dys-
pepeia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &C.,
such as Sick Headache, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Costive.
ness, Dizziness Of the Head, Nervous
Prostitution, Low Spirits, &C., you need
not suffer another day. Two doses OF
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Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size,
rs cents. Positively sold by all first.class
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PEACHES AND OTHER FRUETs.-Ths rail
road war has to a great extent interfered
with the peach trade in this locality, and
consequently prices have had an upward
tendency, but now that the freight embar,
go is broken a downward tendency Ia ex,
pected. They bring rs and 80 cents q
peck here, while in Baltimore they are
dirt cheap. The supply in the South is
not very large, and we are not likely t
receive many, il any, from the East.
Scion Robinson, the well known agricul.
tnral writer Of the New York Tribune
writing from Delaware, July 20, said the
fruit was fast falling from the trees, and
that in orchards where 10, 600 baskets had
been expected, not 1000 would be gath.
cred.
Plums are just coming in, and sell at 81
per peck. Fears are more plenty, ant
range from so to so cents u peck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

CAMP MERKLE EIsHISa CLuB.-This
club, named in honor Of Mr.. Adolph Mer-
kle, the popular brewer, of ZanesvilIe, is
encamped onthe west branch OF the Mus.
kingum river, twelve miles below Zaues.
vile. The President Of the club is Lewis
Ameadl; Secretary, A. Lumbcrt; Treas
urer, VIM. Fleming; Commissary, Tony
Lumbard; Cooks, James Garden and
Geo. McCann. The boys are having a gay
time, and will remain in camp until the
window glass works are ready 10 start.
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PERSONAL Porr-Mr. Krisbaum, an
old farmer living telow Zlnesyille, re.
ports his crop as being one Of the heaviest
for years. He reports that from seven
acres oil ground he got 1874 bushels Of
wheat. '.tTsF''
The following are among the late ar.
rivals at the Mcclure: B. II. Henry, j
a. Dogan and Thoa. P. HEREFORD, oil
Princes, W. Va; Ambrose c. Hall, FAIR
mont.
Charley Dawson, Of the Pittsburgh
Commercial Gassttc, IL At the 81. James.
Tommy Cockayne is still iiddling away
in the neighbothood Of ZaneSville, Ohio,
Sam. McColloch and several Of the
Court House habitues will to-day &c
down TO Middle Island Creek and annoy
the fish that iniest that stream. II Sam
IS half "a noisy down the river as he Il
in the Court House, the good people il
the vicinity Of the fishing camp will lose
good deal Of sleep.
Our friend Matinee, Of the Stephenson
House, St. Catharines, Canada, keeps Us
well supplied with newspapers published
In that vicinity. He has our thanks FOL
another batch received last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02
To THE VOTERS OF ONO COUNTY
ELECTION.

lPasOd by tho Board OF Commissioners, July
ID, lS77.l
An election will DO held on TUESDAY, Aug,Ht
Hh, 1871 for the purpose Of ulHnS the sdise OF tie
persons qualified TO vote IN said county for meu-
BniA, upon the following questions;
lat. Tue permanent location OF the Capital OF the
State
%. Whether they will authorize an AlditlonA
subscription 10 10 made In tho name, and Oh behalf
Of the Aald county Of Ohio, 10 tho edtidl Itoe "
he PitIbuT0h, lPhttiiRy & Kentucky RdipOad CON-
Pdny In sum not eLcee2.lS dity thousanA dollars
$50 0OOl for the purpose Of purchasing the mort
gage bonds Of said riilTORd company, or sVhCTfi,-
Ing aud paying rs capital stock Of Hlil coldany to
be exchanged for Aald bonds, thereby aiding sail
railroad In It's completion:
Polls shall be opened on the 7th day Of August,
1877, commencing at o'clock A. y. MI ClOLng nj
81 r. NJ NJ the following places In trl count viz:
In Liberty DItriCt at Mn Reagle's, valleytirovc:
at VIM. Twins, In West Liberty, and school house
Of Potomac.
In kiehlAnd District nt Blchiand school house
and Glenn's Kun bchOh house.
1u TriadelphiS District A Henry liners, Trla-
dolphiai at Wesley KobnSona and school huustAt
1oltherEood, near toll house.
In Mtchle DiltIiCt at tho store Of Il. j. AsnuS,
In Webster District at United Engine HOhse.
In Centrc District ut the Guard II'rC IlOu'6.
In Union district At tho Atlantic Engine House
In Clay District at the Court House.
10 Madison DlStrict At the Market House.
10 Warrington District At tho Vlgilant Engine
House.
Taste, CHAS. II. DETTERS,
Clerk Board Of Commissioner Ohio County.
County COMMISSIONER Office. July ., 1877.
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Of the barge broken of by the vipt Shin.
kle d atili In the channel. -.

kle Is still in the channel. - 81
by Telegraph
pITpBuRaH, August 1.-Riyer 8 feet
10 inches and falling slowly. Weather
clear and warm. Arriyed-Thompson,
Cincinnati; Mallie Ragon, Wheeling; the
latter returned this evening.
MEMPH1s, August 1.-Rlver fell 8 in.
ches, and now stands at IA feet 8 inches.
Weather clear. Departed-Millar, Gin.
cinnati; Phil. Allen, Vicksburg; Glencoe,
New Orleans; Hard Cash, White river.
EVANSVILLE, August l.-Weather
clear and hot; mercury 70 to 9O'. River
Q 7.10 feet and falling. Down-ArkRn.
Gas Belle, Schenck, Morning Star. Up
Smith, J. W. Golf, Idlewild, Celina.
Generally with good trips. Business nc.
tive.
LOUISVILLE, August l.-River falling;
8 feet 8 inches. Weather warm.
CAIRO, August 1.--No arrivals or de.
partureS. River II feet and falling.
Clear; mercury SO,
ST. LOUIS, August 1.-Arriyed-War
Eagle, Keokuk; Belle Memphis, vicks'
burg; Lady Lee, Peoria; Hobbs and Fanny
Lewis, Kansas City. Disqualification.
monwealth, New Orleans; Eagle, Keokukj
Lee, Peoria; Lewis, Kansas City; Virgil
Lee, Cincinnati River fallen 0 inches
Very warm.
NEW ORLEANS, August mo arri.
walls. Departsd--ChNs. Morgan, Cincln'
natl. Weather clear; mercury 070; hot
test day since 1873.
VIoKsBuRo, August l.--Thermometer
500. Weather cloudy. River fell u foot.
No boats up or down.
LITTLE Rock, August l.-Riyer 8 feet
and rising. Weather clear and hot.
CINCINNATI, August l.-River 7 feet Q
inches. Weather clear and hot. Arrived
-Shinkle, Memphis. Depafted-Andy
Baum, Memphis Rowland, Arkansas
river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

DR.. E. A. FARQunARs INTOXICATED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure Of
every form OF dyspepsia, or other func.
tional disease OF the stomach and bow.
els, as well as all sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. There Is no taste or
smell Of medicine about them.-nothing
to indicate to persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi-
pies arc so combined as to affect the sys.
TEN by iaEensible action, which gives a
quick, healthy and complete digestion.
cures the disease by removing the cause.
For sale by druggists and grocers eener.
alIv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

SWAMI ANaEIs.-The meeting at the
Atlantic Engine House, last night, fol
the purpose Of organizing military com
pany in the Fourth Ward, was largely
attended. The meeting was called tc
order with Mr.. Z. Brooks in the chair
Fourteen Names were signed to the roll
On motion Of Mr.. Haley, the meeting was
adjourned until Saturday night. A vote
was taken for name for the company
and BY unanimous vote II was decided
TO call it the Swamp AnRels.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

TaE Court House and Jail Committee
Of the Board Of Commissioners will meer
at the Court House this afternoon, and
examine the bids for the improvement,
ordered in the Court room. The Board
some time since decided to make some
material alterations in the Court room
Inside the bar the floor will be leyeled
and outside II will be inclined to the door
and furnished with tiers OF seats similar
10 an Opera House,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

LoSGEr BRlDoE IN THE STATE OF
OHIo.--The longest' wooden bridge il
the State Of Ohio, Is the one built at Tay
lorsyille, about ten miles below Zanes
vile, on the Muskingum River, II Il
1893 feet in length, is covered with a roo
and Is as fine a peice OF work Of the kind
as can be found in the State. A person
on entering the bridge imagines himself
in the Hoosac Tunnel.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Edmund
Booking 10 the undersigned Trustee, daDd the 10Th
day Of December, A. u. 1875, and OIL record In the
Clerks once Of the County Court d Ohio county
In Deed Of Trust Book No. II, page ISL, will, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1877,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Drug Store
Of the sald Edmund Booking, on the corner Of i2th
and ChhpuIp.BtteOts, IN the city OF Wheeling, sell
at public Auetiou TO the highest and best bidder
the iolloWipS described property: AL the castings,
furniture VtsselI mCdiclne5 and property contain
Ell In the Drug Store u the tald Edmund Booking,
embracing, AMONG other IhingS, G show cases and
contents, GUO bottles jars and cans and their con-
tehtA, package aud CaSe VI patent incidence iron
Hafe, book Gnbe and desk, library containing two
hundred volumts Ol Pharmaceutical, chemical ard
scientific books, pTeec ptiun case Together with
Its bottles and contents, | soda iUuntSin, micro
scope pairs Of sca,s and all kinds Of medicines,
drugs and liquors that apPertaln to hrSt-class
Drug Store.
AT the same time, but at the yelling house oil
the aid Booking, situated on 18th street, between
EnH and Byron Streets the undersigned will sell,
by virtue OF the ald deed all the household and
kitchen lurtituTO Of the said Booking, consist ne
Of beds, bedseads, carpets, dlVRns, chairs, stands
book cAsR, stoves, glGs ware, looking glasles, ard
and almost everything that Ia usually contained In
well furnished dwelling hOus,. At the same
time will also sell several piece Of iewery ware
For more particular description Of the property
TO be sold, 1ti1ieDcs IL made 10 tie said deed d
truai, or pAEtlO, desiring 10 purchase may obtain
full Information from the Trustee.
sale. W. D, JOHNSON,
IyH Trustee.
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WORCESTERSHIRE, O., May 10, II.
DR, L. A. FARQUHAR, Dear ir:-Some
members Of my family and myself have
been troubled with indigestion and dYs.
pepSia for some time, and have tried
many remedies, without having the de-
sired effect. heard Of your Medicated
Crackers, and concluded to try them, and
have done 80 with the most satisfactory
result, and highly recommend them to
any one who may be troubled with dys.
pepsia, indigestion, constipation, or any
Of the sympathetic affections arising
therefrom. Yours respectfully,
A. KOAHLRR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-02

FARMERS who desire large crop oil
Wheat with asuro catch Of Timothy, will
secure such results by applying a top
dressing Of Bone Dust or Phosphates al
4 small cost per acre. For information
write or call on Mills & Co., General
Agents, n. W. FertiIizing Co, 25S Liberty
street, Pittsburgh.
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In our report Of Col. Wilson's speech
at the Capital meeting he is made 10 say
that some OF the members Of the Legisla.
ture from KanaWha countyllast winter got
81, 900 for mileage. The Colonel desires
US to state that what he did say was that
during the last session of the Legislature
some members were paid mileage for
/ 900 miles.
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THR Acknowledgement CASE
Wesley ThompBon, the policeman charged
with making felonious assault upon
John MuldoOn, while the latter was I'm.
der arrest, yesterday appeared before
Justice Tolivar and waived an examina-
ton, giving bond in the sum Of 81 900 for
his appearance at the next term OF the
Circuit Court Muldoon was not present,
being still confined to his room by the
Injuries received at the hands of Thomp.
ann
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FAIRMoNr SoLDEERs.-The military
company recently organized at Fairmont
was expected here last night, after their
arms. Capt. E. W. s. Moore arrived
early in the evening, and. made arrange
ments for the company consisting Of forty
members, to spend tie night in the ar
mory. The reason the arms were moi
shipped to Fairmont has not been an.
nounced, but we suppose that owing to
the unsettled condition Of affairs along
the B. & o. roadit was deemed prudent
for the men to come here after them.
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MOTIFS.

Barckley carried oil all the honors on
the part Of the home club.
II the boys recover in time they will
try another league club this month.
The Bostons will take some OF the con.
ceit out Of the Allegheny club to-day.
Harry Wright endorses the opinions OF
the various clubs that have been here, as
to Bobby McNichoPs excellent umpiring.
The Boston ninedil not play with their
uniforms on, yesterday. Geo. Wright
says tive can't play without uniforms"
What do you call yesterdays playing
Georre? ~
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