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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

i THE New York Herald pushes Its war,
and four thousand Spitz dogs are report
ed massacred across in williamsburg
alone.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

1t may save your life, Tor it cures your
cold and cough. Dr.. BULBS Cough syrup
Buy it. Try it. 1t never fails. Only
costs 25c Il bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

PHOSPHORENE. - DON'T place this
article in your rat-holes-or place they
frequent. If you do you will lose your
pets; there will be numerous raL fu-
ua
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

u The Commercials friendly offices in
the matter of the SheritT's advertising
are not appreciated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

: CHAMBERLAIN was on the ground first,
but Hampton took lunch with the Presi-
dent and family.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

The Grand Central Hotel, New YORK,
will perpetuate its popularity by its ju-
dicious reduction OF rates from "a to It's
nresent rates OF 81 so and $3 per day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30
THE STAR,

l. It's poor city now that can't get up
baby show.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

= PEOPLE are not frantic over the city
election, which takes place Monday.
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MABLEY,s CLOTHING HOUSE

viii open on Saturday, March 81, at 66
w. Filth street, opposite the Fountain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-30

CINCINNATI L wEsTwooD tNARROw-GA
Daily, except Sunday. Tine min. fast.
Leave C., H. Il d. Depot, 5:l5P NJ, 6:15 M.
Leave Brighton Station, 6:3j A M, 500 ~
5:25 NJ, 6:4O Pm.
Leave Glenmore (WesJwood), 600 M, 7:lO
A N, 6aOPM
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Brighton station, l0:l5 A NJ, l:l0 N,
6:1UPM.
Leave Glenmore (Westwood), 9:90 A M, 12:3)
Pm, h:l0PM.
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The Church Trains leave Valley Junction az
8 80 A. M, ana HARRISON at $50 p M. and re-
turning. leave Cincinnati at ?. NJ and " P.
NJ, Sundays only.
The Valley Junction liz p. n. train runs
Tuesdays and Fridays only.
WuITi'yy AVFR VAIIEY
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MABLEY'S CLOTHING HOUSE
Will open on Saturday, March 81, at 66
W. Fifth street, opposite the Foun tain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
HHBOHEIOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here aud There By
Register Reporters.
BELLAIRE

Miss WELSH Of Missouri, is visiting
her relatives here.
MISS CLARA MARTIN OF Columbus, is
visiting friends IN town.
Miss LIZZIE WALLER, of st CIairs-
vtiIe, is visiting Mrs. Fred, Strong.
Miss SCHWARTZ of Altoona, Pa, is
visiting MIR. Wltheralds family.
THERE was no Council meeting Tues
day, there not beir a quorum present.
PROF. LEETs' literary effort, i. e. Bell
aire directory, does not give general
satisfaction.
WIN. MANLY had Robert Walker ar.
rested and fined SO and costs tor abusing
boy at Manly's store.
Miss EMMA GoBBY and Mrs Scott
Heatherington LETT on the morning train
Yesterday Tor Cameron, West Va.
A LARGE tree that formerly stood in
Gen. Governs Yard blew dOwr Tuesday
night snd smashed III the corner of lis
suburban residence at River View
Miss ELLA HEPBURN, of Gravel Hill,
VINO has been visiting friends IN SteuOen-
vile, returned home Tuesday morning.
!, sIT is reported that three men were in
swimming short distance from town up
Wheeling creek. aHd one of them, who Is
SAID TO be brolber-n-law of Mr.. Ike
Myers, was drowned. Our informant
did not know the pSrty's name, nor any
of the fact, connected herewith.
The Rev. Armstrong was married TO
Miss Rebeccs NewIanI yesterday, at the
residence ot Mr.. Sheets The bride is
fifty years OF age, whilst the groom Is
forty live The young couple have our
best wishes through lie. Tney lett for the
groom's home, IN Harrison County, short
~ after the wedding.
TUESDAY evening" horse hitched to
a buggy and belonging TO Mr..
Chss. Brngle, of Wheeling took fright
at some object on Gravel Hill and ran
away. The horse went At break neck
speed to Bensons ferry boat, which was
on this side OF the river, where he WAS
stopped without having done any damage
other than breaking one OF the traces.
The Board OF Directors OF the Street
Railway met ut their otllce Tuesday
evening and elected Mr. ChrIs. Bipper,
one of their directors in place of Mr..
Fred. Rodewig who resigned rs
director, but not ~ superintendent.
They also settled number of old claims
against the road, and ordered several
outstanding bills paid. This road is do
ing very fair business now.
The green eyed monster has taken
possession OF n certain young man who
goes To- see his CuciHa, residing on
Guernsey street. n WAS evInced last
Sunday. He paraded up and down the
street in front OF the fair ones home,
while one of Wheehng's festive young
men was in the parlor esioying her
smiles and listening to sweet words from
her ruby lip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
SMALL TALK.
Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

9To /.
No marriage licenses issued yesterday
NEuHAUsEN concerts tonight at MS
garden.
THE Belmont mill shut down yester-
day for repairs.
TO-DAY is the anniversary Of the bat
tie Of the Boyne, or orsngemen's day
THERE were no transactions in real
estate recorded yesterday in the office OF
the county clerk
Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment visited the different engine houses
yesterday afternoon.
STANDARD stock went up again Yester-
dsv, and bets were made at about the
same rate as the score, ito l.
Rev. ANANIAS HALsTED having re-
fused to accept the challenge put TO nun
Directly. has of course Acknowledged
The Light GUARDS have been ordered
TO report. m full uniform, NJ the arnory,
this evening, for the purpose OF beng
mustered ia.
HARRISBURG Is holding forth her
claims to the Capital, and meeting III
her interests is called for next Wednes'
day night. al the court house.
The lightning struck tree near the
coal bank of MIR. Shsrkey on Wetzel
street, between Thirty, eight aid Thirty
ninth street, during the last storm
THE Committee on Buildings and
Grounds of the Board OF Education meets
tonight, to consider the matter OF the
early inspection OF school buildings.
The Market street improvement is
progressing finely, ard from present IN
d!cations will prove TO be one OF the best
improvements ever made in the city.
So far as can be learned. the Orange
men of this city will make no demonstra'
ton to day, in the way OF celebrating
the anniversary OF the battle OF the
Boyne.
SQUIRE PHILLIPS yesterday issued II
Warrant Tor the arrest OF u saloon keeper
named Relneke, ut the instance OF Mrs.
JAKE Speldel, charging him with unlaW-
fully selling liquor to her husband.
COMPLAINT mas been made by Mr..
Zimmerman that cesspool is located at
tuc rear of Thompson chapel, Island.
Parties in tha; neighborhood are becom
ing disgusted with the nuisance, and IN
sist on its abatement.
A HOUSE belonging to Gustav Meister,
located near the city on the Chapilne hill
road, was totally consumed by fire day
before yesterday. The fire originated
from sparks from fire in the kitchen.
The house was insured for $500 in the
Aetna, of this city,
The county has ut last saw tit to offer
n reward OF 500 for the arrest OF the
Fourth of July murderers. The Board
Of Commissioners are the proper parties
to blame for the delay in the matter, as
there is no fund for use in detecting
crime and the county officials cannot
offer rewards themselves.
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wheeling Retail Market.

SgCoED WARD Wednesday, Morninq.
The market was excellent TINS morning.
There was plenty Of ali sorts of sessonsbIe
garden truck ut reasonable prices All
stuff sold -eadIIy. The comment Is gen
ers. about TIE foe and advanced condi.
ton of ali vegetables which pressges
fine crops and plenty Of them.
PEoDUcE-Eggs ljc per dez; but
ter l2a2O' per ID chickens, 2OCo3jc
each; dried spples zoe per peck
VEGETABLE~-Potstoes j0@GOc per
peck onions &c per bunch; lettuce &c
per head or 10; per peck; rad snes &c
per bunch; cu-umbers Base esch; csuli.
flower 5alje each; string beans lOG
zoe per peck; green peas lO@ l5c per
peck young beats Be per buEchi new
cabbage 30IOc per nesd; carrots &c per
bunch; tomatoes 81 20 per peck; green
2Os25c per doz.
FR-IT-Currsnts SC per quart, or 4OG,
so per bucket; g3o-eberrIes ) per qu4rJ;
cherries 5aIOc pc quart; raspberries 10
lal3cPer box; green apples soc per peck;
t.sekoerrjes l0c per quart, OF Il 10 per
bucket
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
THE ILL-FATED CAMDEN.
Findin. "i the bodies of Pilot Bar
nett and Two Deckhands.

Since the occurrence OF the fatal dISss-
ter 10 the steamer j. y. Camden, winch
occurred on Monday, nj the head OF Fish
Creek Rifle, 1t has created some consider
able excitement among river men, and
since that time they have been on the
alert tor any and ali news connected
with the accident Yesterday the body
of VIM Barnett, one Of the pilots OF the
unfortunate steamer, was found Mt the
FOO. OF Buckhil bottom, some fifteen
or sixteen miles from the scene
OF disaster, and Squire Muhieman held
~ inques; over the remains, the jury re-
turning verdict that deceased came TO
his dealh in the manner as already stated
in these columns, after which the body
Of deceased was forwarded to ParKers-
tucg, of which place he was resident,
on the steamer Science, which lett this
port yesterday morning. The body was
IN n perfectly nude state, with the eXcep-
ton OF shoes ard stockings and necktle
about the throat, the clothes being either
burned or blown from Il the form of the
mortal clay IN shape OF man. Bar
Nets shoulder was also found
to have been twisted out OF place; one
arm WAS broken above the elbow, and II
large cash, reaching from shoulder to
shoulder, wss found 20 have been cut
across the breast, produced, perhaps, by
"a piece of the boiler striking him. 10
addition to the finding OF the body of
Barnett, the bodies of two of the negro
deckhands were recovered, one nj Fish
Creek and tue other At Sunhsh,
beth OF which were horribly
mutilatei. The names OF the
negroes are unknown, but as there
is but one more body missing, they are
.wo OF the three deckhands who met
their deaths. In this connection it is
also well TO state that the OOst which was
blown up WAS photographed in this city
some vesrs ago, one OF the pictures being
in the possession OF Mr.. John
Parrish, captain OF the boat at
the time OF the explosion and
the other BY Mr. james Robinson, of the
Magnolia saloon, this city, there being
only two photographs taken. One Of
these pictures Is now st the residence OF
Mr. Parrish, and the other 1T Mr.. Rob
inson's, where it has been viewed by
huncreds of curious persons within the
past few days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
m MEMOKstN
Meeting OF the fIedicaI Fraternity
Resolutions 0f EeSDCci 4" ia"
Memory OF thc Late DT. BnGmICI.

Last evening the members 'I the
m deal fraternity OF this city me. ~ the
,oms If the Board at EIuctliun iyr
the purpose o.. taklag approprIai" actI'a
in respect to the memory of To" late Dr..
Ba ,ulev, who died n. ms late residence
on Chaplne street, day before yes.erdag.
Among those present were Dr5 w. j..
Bates, f A HiIdre.h, NJ f. Hulihen, j.
c. Hupp, r. :. Harvey, +. Il. Mccoy, T..
o. Edwards, j +. Reeves, and DR.. John
Frisseil, DR.. james CummIns and DR..
Wuuderlica.
The meeting was called to order rs
DR.. j. L. Hupp, aud on motion Dr..
Frs'eIl WAS called to the chair and DR.
NJ. F. HuIihen appointed secretary.
The chairman then stated the object
OF the meeting, and on motion of Dr.
Hildreth the following preamble aud
rcsolut ons were unanimously nj pied:
WHEREAS it has pleased Almighty
God TO remove by death cur professional
brother, DR. David Basuley Be it there
fore
Resolved, That we recognize in DR..
Bsguey high minded honorable mem
Der of our profession; an amisb.n, quiet
unsssumlng man, who by his department
and attention to tho sick, secured them
cordial friendship and respect: although
for several years past in failing heath
and weakness mas pursued his daily
rounds with untiring zeal and selt.sacri-
flee
ReSoired, That DR. Baguley mas render
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Personalities.

M. Gustsvus gluten berg, edito; OF
the DslltscAe Zsitla1g, leaves this morning
for 8 trip through the state, IN the inter-
ests of his paper. He will be gone soouI
three weeks. x
Mrs E. L. Bill. wife OF the chief
clerk il the Auditors otace, will leave
for New York OF visit, in few days.
Her husband will accompany her IS tsF
Washington, D. {.
Misses Birdie Caldwell sud julia
Mitchell gave u seiec! party 70 their
friends At the residence Of Mrs. MaoiS' a.
Le..aerwood. night before last. An en-
io,so'e time was spent IN dancing ana
other paslimes ,....
The family of Dr.. Bsles and relatives
h-.I = private picnic ri Sycamore grove
day before yesterday. Before departing
from the grove for home, the party ten
derri n vote of thanks TO Mr.. HenIy
Snal,cross. who transported them 10 the
grove IN the bus Dr.. HuIiinen
Cant. John Reynolds and l. II. S!rat'
tor. O. the Virgje Lee, were IN the city
yesterday.
Col. Smith, Of Parkersburg, left on the
VIrs,s Lee for his home last evening, snd
Mr.. John w. Gentry, OF this city Le!t
for Charleston on the same boat.
Hon. J. Vi. Benne.. was IN town yes
,erdav. Mr.. Bennett intends spending
the summer At Fairmont.
Col. smith OF Fetterman, WAS IN the
city Yesterday. -
Rev. W. Z. Williamson, Of the Re
formed Episcopal church, will preach IN
this city le&t SundaN.
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SEALED PROPOSALS,

EOR BUILDING \ ~HtRiFF'- Hyl-f
4 and JAN.
Proposals will %" received by ~. 90.
Mite. Ot Marshall con court on "a
unit Tuesday, July d, ~. Ht D'cIO'A r.
NJ, for the building Dl "a -hcInr Hoo"
and jail FOR NarHtIl county, West
ginIa, according 20 ne plan and sp.cl'
lions, which cen b. seen at the &C.
HUus" OF said county IA aud alter
g'u, ~. Proposals vii be Tec.ly. q Z.
the whole building Oh Dy the s.'p.f ~
trade. Coutrac. on % igrui h al. ua.
rails.
All bids are 10 be addressed } 2. -'...s.
envelopes addressed 20 Frank Me-. ''.
E-q., MDundsylIle, Marshall county, = -
Virginia, AID maTK'd PrDyp-sl' Pr
Duildidg JAN ana SHcTln's Hon 70, ;" ~! D.
posals for such part Ot the work a. .a'
bidder may desiso. The cpmtnItter =
serve the night 20 reject any and a.. I..'
FRANK MCJILTOS.
iva Chairman IOmmitts-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

State of West Virginia, county Of ONO,
In the County Court OF OHIO county, July
rules, In:
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
Company,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
ToU.OF INSPECTION.


Yesterday afternoon, the Committee
on Fire Department, with the cn1ei oil
the department, started Oh tour OF IN
spection and visited the different engine
and hose houses. The first house VS.
tied was the VIgi!snt No. .. Aiter
a thorough inspection OF the house qua
fire apparatus, the driver OF the engine
went through regular drill with hls
horses. when are so we'll trained that at
the tap Of " small bell. each ANNA! runs
direct to his position at the engine, and
stand until nitched up. After having
been unhl,caed, ut the single word $50
sends them to Their respective stalls,
The next one visited was Hose Com
psnv No ,, in the Seventh ward. Here
we found a snail tumble.dOwn 'hanty
ABOUT ten by twenty feet, After
thorough inspection OF the premises
and surmising the prospects OF large
house in the lar of further we proceeded
to the Atlantic, located in the Fourth
ward. Here u similar inspection and
drill OF horses we're gone through as a.
the Vigilsnt Nenext visited the Hook
and Ladder Company No. l, in tie Fifth
ward. Here We found sthOusand feet OF
hose in first class order, and already reeled
for use ~ a moments warning. AT this
house the city should by all mesns place
two horses Ior drawing the ladder truck
and horse real, rs each is too large ana
heavy for men TO handle with any de-
gree OF satisfaction The next house
visited was the United No. /, located in
the Sixth ward. The usual solemn IN
specuon and horse drill were INDUCED
in. After the inspection and drliI the
chief made known to the committee that
their presence WAS requested IN the
hall above. The committee proceeded to
the hall, aud there found good substan-
tial collation. set By Mr.. VIM. MaoIon,
foreman. To have seen tn committee
and visitors inspect the goods things on
the table would have astonished the
Turks. Alter al hour OF revlvI-g the
inner man, toasts and speeches were Tree
!y INDUCED in. The Murphy eleAen. OF
the committee and visitors INDUCED IL
Adams freshly brewed ale, whilst others
VINO were not so Murphyish, took some
thing stronger.
A resolution of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Manion .or mis- acceptable surprise.
This company WAS highly praised by the
committee for its proficiency ana readl-
ness on every OCCASION.
Again the committee started out, and
next halted at Hose Company No. 2 in
the Eighth ward. Here we found
another sbsnty similar - tina. of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Public Installation oFerhe Officers %
MysIic Lodge Il oI y.

A very hrLa number OF citizens AS
sen oied u, Elm Grove town nah last
night, about TWO hundred ig number, 20
witrc.s the installation Of the officer. Of
Mystic Lodge X. OF p. Tn" beauty aid
elite OF the Grove and vicinity were pre-
seat. NJ. r. Post installed the ,Oi1H-
in iIiccr- elect: @. G., 3. A. ShsEIy;
V. G.. Dr.. G. a. Cracra't; Prclatr, A r..
Slmms; Past c., \. Hicks; NJ. A, James
Gray; X. OF h and 5 W. Waddln; NJ.
o, b., j. Baird; VI. o; f., T. MuIdoou; j.
g., John Foster; +. G, J. Anderson.
4 ter the public iusLa,lmenL wes over,
Professor WIN. Myers and h!- band
being engaged ior the occa.
sion, the floor was cleared
and = very pleasant time was had 10
tripping the light fantastic toe 1t was
one OF the most pleasant occasions Of the
season. During the installation mucu
credit should be given to Miss Matte
Farrell for the splendid music she rem
dered on the organ AT II O'Clock +
splendid banquet WAS set which II would
almost be lmpJsslb.e 10 describe. The table
grO4ued under the abundance %. edIbes.
The entertainment Was continued until
very late nour this morning when all
departed 10 their homes highly grauded,
and the opinion was universal with all
present that 1t was one o! the finest and
most chaste occasions that has occurred in
Elm Grove since IT. origin. 4 great
many of the members Of the order from
Wheeling were present
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
scurxCK.s SEA WEED Tonic.

In the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer months, the lethargy pro-
duced by the heat takes away the desire
for wholesome food. AM frequent per-
spirations reduce bodily energy, parucu.
larry those suffering from the effects OF
deb lit Ting diseases. In order 10 keep
natural, healthtul activity of the system
we must resort to artificial means FOR
tlis purpose Schenck'S Sea Weed Ionlcls
very effectual A few doses VIII create an
appetite and give fresh vigor 10 the enef-
waited body. For dyspepsia, II IS invalu-
able. Many eminenG physicians nave
doubted whether dyspepsia can De per
mainly cured by the drugs which ale gem
orally employed for that purpose: me sea
Weed Tonic in its nature ~ totally ulueI-
ent from such drugs. IL contains no cor
rOSive minerals ~ acids; in TACT IL assists
the regular operations OF nature, and sup
pics ner deficiencies. The tonic IN It's
nature so much resembles the gastric Lulce
tnatlt T. almost identical with that nulu
The gastric Juice is the natural solvent
which, in healthy condition OF the BODY,
causes the food to he CigeSted; ana when
this Juice is uot eXcreted in sufficient
quantities, indigestion, with all lts as,
treSsing symptoms, follows. The sea WOOD
ionic performs the duty OF the gastric
Iulce when the latter is de1cieht %
S,henck's Sea Week Tonic sold by ali
Druggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
River News.

The MARKS at the landing last evening
indicated about feet inches in the
channel.
The Virgle Lee, en- route from Pits.
bugh to st. Louis, passed down yester-
day.
The Science departed yesterday morn
ing for Parkers burg.
The George Lysle passed up yesterday
with an empty tow.
The Market Boy LETT for Mstsmoras
yesterday.
The l. y Philips with tow Of coke
for city mills, arrived yesterday.
The Granite State passed up Yesterday,
en- route for Pittsburgh
The O'Neal, Telegram, Phaeton and
Comfort are making u-usI trips.
BY Telegraph.
LITTLE Rock. July lI.-Riyc- falling.
Weather clear; mercury 80.
LOUISVILLE, July Weather warm
81 clear. River feet inches IN tae
cana.
PITTSBURGH, July ll-Riyer 4 ieet 9
inches aaI falling slowly. Weather
clear. Arrived-W P Thompson GIN
ciunati.
CINCINEArL July ll.-Rirar Il Tee.
and falling. Weather clear and peasant.
DEPARTED. ". Parker Memphis:
Golden City New Orleans.
MEyrHIs. July ll-River fell 6incaes.
with ~ feet 3 inches in the canal.
Weather clear; mercury 81 Departed
Hard Cszh, White river; COT, On.
cinnati; Warner and Darges, Cairo; Jas.
Howard, St Louis.
EVANSVILLE, July ll-Weather clear
and cooler; mercury II t. 81; wind from
the north. River s 10 leet and rising.
Up o;eph Walton and tow, Idiewild,
Maggie Smith, D0nnally. Down
Morning Star Rusirasa U,Nt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
raEIrAGUERs sCOOPED,
Rad Treatment Of the t"n'"'A"
League Nine by the si"nd"'"'-
seOre 10 I.

The Standard and Tecumseh mines
nlayed at the Island grounds yesterday,
with the end in view OF discovering
which wss the better club. 1t the score
can be taken as criterion, the prize
must,be awarded 10 the nome 0oys, "h"
exreiled the visitors IN every particular.
The Canadian team has q good reputa-
ton, and stands in the front RANKS o.
the mines IN the lnternaLloha!
Association; consequently 1t was
generally supposed they would easily
defeat the home club, but fortune de-
creed otherwise Play was called oy
Robert McNichol al 3:35 and by the
hard hitting Of Lane, Motiett ana Ven
um, the Standards secured an earned
run. In the fourth inning by errors OF
Goldsmith and Hernung, and ss:" h!Ls
by Glasscock and Bsrkley, our tesm
added three more runs to their score.
The score remained unaltered until Inc
sixth inning. when the Standards took nm
old time streak, and rolled IN hve more
runs, ending their scOre-naking tor the
game. The batting in this inning was
terrific, Venum, Glassc, OK, Barley, NOD
inson and Wilcox getting in clean hlts;
Barkley especially did nobIv, coming to
the bat when the bases were full, ana
clearing them with two-bsse liner over
centre. The visitors did OF take kindly
to Hagan, and deferred their run-gettlng
until the last inning, when they tai led
on n bad throw by Mofett and ID
pitch by the Deacon. The fielding on
both sides was fine; Barley play
ed magnificent left field, max
ing two OF his almost impossible
catches. Lane also did immensely well,
Ms did the balance OF the ln.iield. Hsgsn
pitched the entire game, ard he did his
work in drst.class style, the Tecumsehs
getting Cd him Tor only SIX safe h,ts.
Strange to say the fatal eighth was dis,
pensed with for once, and Al no time did
the BOYS let down Both clubs Will try
their hands al it again to-day, and nne
game will undoubtedly result. Tne ioi-
lowing is the score: