davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

CURRENT PoLITIcaL EvESTs.-The
Forty-Fiith Congress duly assembled at
the National Capitol in ex,ra session on
MssSSy yiast anasr the yoclsms6 q
To Pr esklent end Fgasised BY re-elece
ins Racial of Pssnsylvania, Speaker,
an<r whicb Mr.. Adams, of Ky, Mr.
'fnompsoo. OF iokio, Mr. Pom, Of No.,
Mr.. Stewart, Of Va, and DR.. Poisal. Of
Nd, were elected respectively clerk,
sersesnt-at-arms, doorkeeper postmas-
ter and chaplain OF the House.
The message was sent in after the US
ual Preliminaries, bat a copy has not
been received BY rs up to present
writing. The synopsis of i, given
m tie daily city papers, show that
the President confines himself with
undsual strictnesx to the real business
which Congress was assembled to leg
isiate about. there being not single
partisan or political reference made in
any part Of the address. r.t.--
. The radicals clam to have been sue
cessful in the late French elections.
The returns, however, received up to
latest cable dispatches are very incom-
plete and are mostly conjectural. Ac-
cePting the reported victory as fact,
we cannot see what McMahon can do
but accept the situation or resign.
Though the design has been charged
upon him, We are unwilling to believe
that he contemplates any resort to vio-
lence.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
DExocRATIc MEEriyGs.-The Dem

DENocRATIc MEErISGs.-The Dem.
ocratic Candidates of st. Mary's cosn.
ty will meet their fellow Citizens in the
several districts al the follow ing time.
and places:
Hid. ST. Clements Bay, Wednesday
the 17.h instant;
Great Mill, Saturday, the Goth;
Iack Spslding's Store, Monday, %
Mechanicsville, Thursday, 25th;
St. Inigoes' Store, Saturday, 9th;
Milestown, Monday, 29th;
ChapAico, Saturday, Nov. 3rd.
There will also be intermediate meet
ings at other places in the different dis
tricts. Of which due notice will here
after be given. BY order of the
DEMoCRArIC CENTRAL .CoMMITTEr.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

A sound mind in sound body is a
prime essential to all intellectual and
material success, and the close sympa-
thy between the mind and body should
compel US TO keep the one pure and
tranquil, as we'll as to maintain the 9th
er active and healthy. Perverted func-
tional efforts injure tie body and react
upon the mind, bunting its faculties and
feelings; especially does Constipation
produce most dangerous effects, bodily
and mentally, and this harsh, exacting
habit of body should be broken by the
judicious and continued use OF Keller's
Vegetable Life Drops. Sold by all
Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

THE OHIo ELEcrIoS.-The "Storm
centre" was over Ohio last week and
the tornado levelled the State Republi-
can ticket as fiat as a pancake. The
democratic candidate for Governor.
Bishop, was elected by $1,000 majority,
as were also the other State candidates of
our party. The Legislature is also dem
ocratic on joint ballot by Al majority,
which secures the return to the United
State Senate of democrat in place OF
Stanley Matthews. The ultra rcpubl,-
can press construe the result to mean a
rebuke to Hayes. Well, the ultras can
construe as they please, but the fact
nevertheless remains, the only national
issue intrudcd in the late Ohio contest
was the Southern policy of the Presi-
dent and this has been endorsed by
overwhelming odds.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In st. Mary's County Orphans Court,
Oct. Is, 1877.
Ordered, That the Sale Of the Real
Estate OF Martha Wood, deceased,
made by Richard II. Garner, Executor
Of the last VIII aud testament Of the said
deceased, and this day reported to this
Cour; BY the said Executor, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause be shown
TO the contrary, on or before the six
teenth day of November next-provi-
Ode. copy Of this order be inserted in
the 81. Mary's BEACON, q newspaper
published in st. Mary's County, at least
once week for three successive weeks,
before the sixteenth day Of Novem-
Der next.
The Report states the amount Of
Sales TO be 81 ,225.
q. III. TIPPETT,
JNO. l.. MILBCRNi
Get. le, is17-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

REPUBLICAN CAuCus.-Certain of our
Republican friends had another confab
here on Tuesday last and, ii ,hcv are
not misreprcscnted, were engaged in
reeastins the tickc; they had agreed
upon the Tuesday before. No changes
were made, we learn, in any but the
Commissioners division of the ticket
and from this, MeS>rs. Foxwell, Davis
aud Jones are reported to be dropped.
Mr.. Hodges dropped himself OF his own
accord. See his card else here. Con-
sequcn,ly, of the original ticket, Mr..
Tippett alone remains. Not knowing,
however, by what authority Foxwell,
Davis and Jones have been dccapi-
tatcd, We shall continue advertising
them as candidates until we are in.
ssruetcd by them not to do 20 any long
er. The new Commissioner slate
is reported 10 be John W. Tippet.. Sum-
mertield Jey and Jos. O. Taylor. The
caucus we learn, opened negotiations
with two other gentlemen to Gil the two
vacancies on this ticket, but knowing
somewhat oi the men, We predict that
neither will accept.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Inventor.

1t is not essential TO believe all that
people tell YOU, neither must your in
credulity carry itself to an extreme
point, put investigate every matter for
yourself and then decide. We encour-
age this method by suggesting that YOU
obtain bottle OF kcller's Roman Lini-
ment, and il will do all that is promised,
as the proprietor guarantees the efficacy
OF his remedies.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
LIST OF DEFAuLTERS.
State Of Maryland,
TREASURY DEPARTMEET
Com:troller's Office,
Annapolis, October lst, lS11.

of the Article
Public
which reads follows:
General Of
in default OF
shall be the duty
month
defaule have held he holding office, and other the
officers with of
al Of lin
the the the ll such
faur whose lbca
ed"
herewith publish the following
thr Mtrvnl. Hlk 10 pubic
said ycacha Of
LEVIN WOOLFORp.
II stroller the Treasur
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

ELECTION TIcKETs.-Though some
what early in the action, we deem it best
OF announce now and here, that only :he
names of the democratic nominees vii!
be printed this Fall on the democratic
ticket. Ofcoursc, as our busiress is print
ing, we shall be pleased to print any sort
o! ticket for any sort of party, long or
short, republican, independent or mixed,
but following the wishes Of our Cen
trail Committee, our regular party ticke,
will contain this Fall only the names of
the democratic nominees.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
National Cuic1.

National Cnien.
The National lnicn is the title of daily ad-
ninisirafion paper, of strong independent pro-
civi;ies however. recently brought on; At the
Capital OF the nation. II is about the same size
as. and in It's mechanical makeup and appear
anCe much resembles. the late Union Of the
same place, which is about the highest praise we
can give it. and its editorial conduct thus Ear
cvinces tact, taste, and force. We welcome it TO
our exchange table and shall take occasion to
publish its prospectus hereafter.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

ty. khaEe o()en wondered at the con-
trasin<ss of hun.an nature, how almost
sysiemaiicallv we go about destroying
tranquility 10 state so ehati6iHS fbe
'1fs@' 80 Horace terms it-the bb-
Jet Of our wishes. Let US eonc6tse a
wish I've spare no Piins for il accom-
pllskmenf-webecome second &1diees
Of Hercules i1 perseverance, and
"assxskale leuuIsefu'-when our end is
gained we turn away still unsatisfied.
How Unsuitable are human desires !
Sometimes the golden apples" turn to
Dead-sea fruit in our grasp because the
withering. wind ofdeceit has passed over
them or the blight OF broken promise
touched them.
Life is too short, too full Of necessary
cares for us to add another's burthen;
we are all more or less unfortunate
Christians" bending beneath our wea-
ry load. asa-r
Have you never seen persons who by
their pervers:ty forcibly remind you Of
the dog and the bone And again, have
you not also come across people in
whom the feline propensity 10 tornsai
was fully developed, and who lost no
opportunity for enacting the part Of a
cat torturing the helpless mouse'
There are good many disagreeable
dogs and unfeeling cats in this world OF
ours, and it is mystery to me Thy they
will continue so. We are all mendi-
cants, living upon the aims, kind words,
smiles, promises given. why not be
generous with them' After all, in be-
ing generous We are only just. n
/ have something more to say, but,
owing to circumstances, must cut short
my confab and put Off the disclosure for
another time and
Perhaps II may turn out a song,
Perhaps turn out a se-mop.'
Now, | turn this over to the tender
mercies of the students that they NAV
dissect 1t. In Imagination see the up
lifted scalpel and must say ar reroir.
Yours, .UNsEKANNT.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
New cozins House.

The late sherwood House, corner Of Fayc,te and
iisriiso SITS. has been newly named and is now
known rs the New Cozine House. Jas. ". Co
zine proprietor. II is conducted on what is
known as the European rlan--that is, you Sc
cure room, paw only for what you get and get
Gully wha. ycu call for. As the house IS central
" located well conducted and terms for enter
tainment reasonable, we advise cur county pco-
PIE. visiting Baltimore, TO make It's acquaintance
See notice elsewhere.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Personal.

We had the pleasure few days since of shak-
Ing by the hani an old friend, Philip Key. Esqr..
formerly of this county, at present a resident Of
Howard County, No., nov on visit to his pa
went gypsying'' over the water, our friend has
married and begotten children, matured into the
active business man and is now successful farm
er in the State Of his adoption. We wish him
continued success, health, happiness and pro-
longed life to enjoy them in.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

Peserson's Magazine. tue Queen of the Lady 8
Books, is on our table for November. The prin-
cipsl steel grsying, Little Red Ridng-iI0od,'
is rarely beautiful. So, also, is The mammoth
coiored steel fashion plate. But, as a co;empo-
rary says, the stories, the fashions the patterns,
in short severyshingin Peterson is the lest o:
its kind. For 1878 great improvements will be
made. Among these viii be monthly supplement,
containing Published Paper Pattern for a lady )
or chiid's dress, tihs giving to every subscriber
twelve such patterns, extra, during the year
These patterns alone will be worth the sIbscrip-
ton price. Five original copyright novele,s
will also be given. besides hundred shorter sto-
rics. But The price will remain the same, viz:
Two Dollars ear, the postage prepaid by the
publisher. To Clubs the prices are even lower,
postage also pre-paii,) viz: two copies for
$3.50, with a superb NczZotint (e+ inches by
20), ''Tbe Angels of Christmas the finest and
cosiliest offered, 10 the person getting up the
club or four copies for $3.50, postage prepaid,
and an extra coy TO the person getting up the
club. For 50 go, six copies will he Srnt (postare
prepaidl and both an extra copy and the angels
of Christmas" as premiums. Specimens OF the
Magazine are SENT gratis. if written for, TO those
wishing to get up clubs. Subscribe 20 moth
ing else until you have seen coBV OF this popu-
lar Magazine. address Charles J. Peterson 500
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
NOTICE.

In pursuance of the above order, hereby give
notice iha; have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county. Maryland, letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of Wm.
ii. HAYDEN late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified 20 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto to the snhscri-
eer on or before the ?o,h day Of April, ls5s they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the BEN
eEis OF the said estate. All persons indebted 10
the deceased are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber.
DANIEL c. HAMNETT
Administrator.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Steve Mandatory.

The attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement OF James Armstrong, No co Light
St, Baltimore, Nd, Manufacturer and Dealer in
Stoves. Ranges, Furnaces, Hoiloware Tin and
Sheet Irouwarc generally, to he found in auo,h-
er column OF 'o-day's issae. Having dealt with
Mr.. ArmstronZ, We speak from experience when
VIC say, that you will not be cheated if you buy
goods of his manufacture and YOU can buy as
cheap Of him as any dealer in Baltimore.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
llsn.

~ Riverside. the r,siiercc cf her nephew.
Giles +. Over ON Friday. the I2,h Instant Miss
SARAH r. MILES, formerly of Charles county.
in the I,:h year Of her age. Nav she res, in
peace! lCEarlcs county larcIs please copy
On Sunday. The lith Instant. ANNE h. in
FAINT daughter Of P. ". and josephine /. Russell!
in the End wear o: lis age.
At the residence Il hcr husband in this dis;ric,
on SUNDAY ll~', tho li,h instant. EMMA. VIII.
Cf Iacchcts T;uc.t
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
HINlNE SERVICE.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath. Octo-
Ter 2ls;. Joy Chapel. II Il. m Scrmon-
Nv WATCIING." Mount Zion, 30 p m, Ser.
mon-..HARVESr HOME" Protracted meet
ing during the week tpi.uwiug.
Rev. v9IE- GRAVES. .: Baltimore, is cx-
pec;ed TO preach on Monday, TUESDAY and We'd
ncsiav evening. Oct Ia 1871
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Martha Washington Tea Parry.

We have been requested to say, tina. the ladies
of St. Inigoes' propose to hold Martha Wash
ington Tea Party a; the residence of James r.
Langley on Friday evening, Oct. a6ih, the pro-
ceeds to be applied to repairing ST. Hary's Chap
el Ridge Supper served from to 10 o'clock
An the deIicacies Of the season will be provided,
including the celebrated Point Lookout and
Deep Greek oysters. No effort will be spared TO
make this shs entertainment Of the season. The
puhlic are cordially invited. If Friday should
he unfavarable, the entertainment, win take place
The first fair day thereafter.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Proceedings 9; the Orphans cerrt.

The Orphans Court met on Tuesday last. pres
ent Judges Tippett and Milburn. Among 9th
er proceedings were the following: Letters of
Administration on the personal estate ofwm. II.
Hayden were granted TO d. c. iammett, Esqr
Letters Tcstamennsry on the personal estate OF
John w. Bennett were granted to Elizabeth
Bennett. The attention Of the Court was also
engaged with the passage Of administrators and
Guardians accounts.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court o. ". H1rys COUNTY Set:
Oc'. IL. 1871.
nRDERED By THECUuRT, That Daniel c.
~ HaIme;t, Admr. OF William II. Hayden,
late cf ST. Marys county, Maryland, de-
ceased, give the notice required by law to the
deccasei's creditors to exhibit their claims. and
that the same be published once a week tor six
successive weeks in the ST. Mary Beacon.
Test JAMES T. VI. RALEY,
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary county.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Big ss;sss...

Big Sctssces.
We received sew GAYS ago from Mrs Belt, OF
Huntingtown, two very fne specimens OF sweet po-
;atocs. They are very large, one weighing three
pounds three OUNCES, and the other two pounds
three ounces. They will furnish US more than
oae square meal, and Mrs. Belt will please accept
our sincere shanks.-Crlrerf Journal.
Ther are vers coed sized potatoes. but we can
heat them. uur townsuan, JosrrH X. RcsEsrs
gr.. ESQ, brought us . specimen one from his
garden, weighing eve p0aFas, down weight =
Can you beat thai, NJ. Calvert Jarnsl-Pri"os
CcurysrH-
Tolcrah,e for Caivert-bet;er for Prince George :
but comparatively s'snail potatoes after that
Why, gentlemen editors. We were presented with
a sweet potatoe laa week, raised on the farm Of
Capt. Spencer, Of our county, which weighed
six pounds, down weight, and we never oUce
thought of making mention Of it until yoEr late
imprGaen; attempt to inirrde your under-ssEed
vegetables ul.ou the market ss something remark
able
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
A weri 10 the Unemployed.


Our attention has been called 10 a new cooking
utenstl. recently invented. which makes baking
pleasure, instead Ct dreaded necessity: the in
vcntor OF VI hiCh has conferred an everlasting
| blessing upon every hoUsckccpcr. We refer To
the Patent Centennial Cake and Bread Pan. with
which by simply rasinca hook you can remove
the sides of the pan from the cake instantly
without breaking injuring il in the least, thGS
enabling YOU 10 ice and frost il while warm. To
remove the tube in the center. insert a knife in
the slot in the top o tho tube, and simply give
il a halt inTn, and it will drop OUT II is also
provided with a slideon the Bottom, so that
when you remove The tube YOU can close the
hole, making a pan with plain bottom, baking
jelly aud plain cakes. pudding. bread, etc hns
practically gir'ng yor ftro pans .!or The price q
one.
The Centennial Cake Pan is highly recommend
Cd L: the ladies rs being the best and most con
, venient pan ever introduced. They are made of
Russia iron, are morc Ggrqiic. and i-iH bake your
cakes mare treHiy and much nicer brorrn than
you ccn Jakc than IN H' o9-"lsiioReitin cate pms
These goods are sold exclusively through agents
TO families and every housekccrer should by al
means have them. \ splendid opportunity is
offered 20 some reliable lady or gentleman can
vasscr Of this county 10 secure the agency for a
pleasant and profitable business. For terms ter
riiory etc. write 10 l.. +. Brown 4 Co., Nos.
PA and PIG Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Ec- CHEAPEST AND BEST 81
PETERSONS MAGAZINE.
FULL-SIZED PAPER PATTERNS

y
SIs~A Supplement- will he given in every num-
her for ISIS. containing full-sizc paper pattern
Tor lady or chii's dress. Every subscriber
i'll receive, duri the year. iw",v. OF these pat
terms that these alone viii he worth more
than the subscription price. 81
PETERSoN's MAGAZINE contains. every year,
1000 pags- u steel plates. l. cQlor,i Berlin
patterns, Il mammoth cu'orcd fashion plates.
- pages of music. and aon wood cu's. IL inn
mense circulation cnahl,s - proprietor to spend
more money on embellishments. storic~. &c.
&c, than any other. II girtS m0rc turtle woH,y
than any IN Tie wsri{. l's
THRILLING TALES AND NOTELLETTES
Are the best published anI v here. AIl.thc most
popular writers arc employed 10 write originally
for Peterson" In 1878 in addition 10 the us
uhl quantity Of short stories, Five. Original Co
pyrigh; Noveettes will Re givcn.Sby Mrs Ann
;. Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict, Mrs F. II
Burnett. and Others.
MAMMOTH COLORED FASHION PLATES
Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
on steel, twice the usual size, and are uncqaalci
They will be suIcrbv coIored. Also. Household
and other receipts; in short, everything interest;
ing TO ladies.
y. B.-As the publisher now pre-pays IL,
postage to all mil subscribers, Peterson !.
cheaper than ever in fact, is the cheapest in tbs
world.
TERMS Always in Advance 81 90 n year.
: Copies for $500 { With a copy OF the prcmi.
} $50 I um picture t2+ 20l Tn,
Angels of Christmas fiv.
(dollar engraving, IN the per
son getting up the club
1 op sfor $3.50 With an extra copy III,
; - - 500 Magazine for 1873, as pre-
MUM, TO the person getting
up the club.
S Copies for $3.50 ( With both an extra cop,
: = 1900 ! Of the Magazine for 1919
IL - . loco and tie premium picture.
five dollar engraving. 10 the
)person getting up the club
Address. postpaid
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
306 Chestnut ST., PhiladeIphi.. Pa.
Specimens sen; gratis, If written for.
Oct is, 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
IanEPEnceNT TICKET.
For the Seaats:
JAMES II. MILES.
For County Commissioner:
A. C. TENNISSON.


The Tournament. =
We are requested to say, that the day for the
proposed Tournament at Leonard;own, which
was fixed for Wednesday, the 3lst instant. has
been changed to Tuesday, the 3Oth instant and
that knights from our sister counties are invited
TO contest for the honors of the occasion.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

.AeeMnsal shaa1uM
49, Ford cosnls, soaOf r. C. Combs. ~,
shile sunni1 oa Saturday last with his edtia-
MiI1< conhe Ss1e6Dr. caas. Combs wsssho,
~ aGna in - hands es the latter, the discArTe
sati.E easa = DE Ac' and arm From What
we CO leara, fhe shooting was entirely aoeiden-
Il. rssaItine. IS IN eG1o the case, from csssiess-
neS Sesmnca 70 beys.-<1e young sufersr was
attended, by prs- spaidinS and COmbs, and we
are plessea to hear thss<he wounds are no, of a
serious eharxessr, although some fears are still
entertained that permaneu, injury may result 10
one Of his eycs.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Pretty iitsls 1,us EYrs s,r.nrs..

Is the title Of one Of the pre;tiest songs have
ever beard II was comFdked by Bobby New
comb, the celebrated minstrel professional. The
melody is bound Y eapiixa;e sssry- -l2ysr- eta
lifetime. Price. 35 cents per copy. For sale hy
any mrsic dealer in the United States, or can he
hsd from the publisher. F. ". Helmiek, SO West
Fourth Street, Cincipnati. o.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

nE- GEORGE 5. KING has removed TO
- CFSTERviLlE, this county. cfiCe hours.
{ iill 10. A. -.
Oct IA, lsls-.t
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

@He@
a. aNeA n
.Mssrs. y
suffering hu|
publish this
cancerous Ia
my cheek FRY
part OF the q
pronounced
curahle aud |
by hemorrha
the charge q
the disease
withou, the ].
and entirely
markahly sk|
He has mad
10 treat a sps
can. hcNA> \
the medical
treatment OF
der will rel.
your paper
your readers
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
l.. MEYER.
Fashionable Millinery.

EANtl GOODS. Hid Gloves Feathers Flow
crS Nc,vri>. Cors.is. Trimming silks,
Friugrs. Laccs and large stock &c Motions The
finest and largest assortm, NJ Of trimmed aud un-
trimmed HATS and BuNNETS in tins CITY.
Will be sold a. prices to suit the times.
lTII1.S Eulr.s! Furs!
For Ladies and Children. Sets for Ladies from
'hrr" dollars on 10 higher up. Childrrns' se,is
- cents. turs altered cleaned and repaired.
Old Fashions put up in the lates; STYLES
l.. MEYER
No. - Hanover 81. nssr the Market,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Oct Is, lSS7-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

Combines more attractions than any other
Bearer (Pa.) Inns.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18

Sr. CLENEN|
.siessrs. Al
! see in the |
my name al
candidates q
dependent q
ers' Court.
] am no caUd
any circum>'
Oct. Is. Il
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
New A

J an a,'yI:
of SiCk hc.ii l.,
tipu uf the b.
these iriN,> Il
nCuisl .liS aSC
prlS the iarAu,
zgR .ArhkikSr
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
S. ToS5
soN 4 Co. lor |
CIR G
PLAYS y

For Rea,l ,ling
Tcmpcrauro
PLAYS Ehu ri
Pan;uiniucs. 7
Coiorcd Fire. !
lnraiiunS lar,
aud MuustaCh,
Scenery. harrs
tanning full 4.
FRENCH i 81
Saint Mary's beacon., 1877-10-18
Sj6ss'Hs.aa H.a sa
Portland. Main.
WONnf1

NONnF
Cur. iwry
s,iraor'linar, r.
DEIs." Cont
pictorial il'us'ia
vcns and Elr'h
diiies. hiusica
and Niichcran
i'irs, fal,ulor<
all may sec ihi
resolved To give
IL. Address. /
co.. T3s Wash
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-28

BASE BALL-ALLEoHENY vs.. STAND
ARD.-lf any Of the five hundred specta-
tors that witnessed the game Of base ball
on the Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon
between the above named clubs went
there anticipating fine game, they were
terribly disappointed. The game proved
to be one Of the poorest ever played by
the home club on their grounds. Errors
and mufIs on the part Of the home club
were numerous, the majority Of them be-
ing inexcusable.
The errors on the part Of the home club
were not at all confined TO the field, sew
eral being made at the bat and in rum
ming the bases. The visitors in the first
part Of the game played very poorly, but
improved as the game progressed. The
Standard scored two runs in the first in
ming, on errors OF the "AllIes," but failed
to add any to their score in succeeding.
innings. The visitors were hooted and
jeered at by number Of roughs, in n
disgraceEul manner, which was the more
provoking to the respectable spectators
as the Allegheny club conducted them
selves in very gentlemanly manner.
We hope it will not be repeated In to.dSy's
game. The following Is the score Of yes.
terdaYls game: