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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17
CHAMPION BICYCLISTS.

After passage full of thrilling interest on the
steamer Montana. Mr.. Etherington. editor of the
London Bicyciing Times and his associate. Mr.. shrap-
nell, arrived in this city In company with Mr.
Charles Terront ana William Cam. the European We
locipedists, on Wednesday evening Mr.. Etherington
has been we'll known In England MS u bcyclst since
1876. In addition to starting four or five papers in
the interests of the sport he, In 1871 attempted to
ride around England q steel steed in a fortnight
In this daring undertaking he failed from unex-
pected weakness, which developed IN ono of his
ankles. At the time he gave up the attempt he had
covered the most difficult half of the route.
TERRoNT AND cANN.
Terront, who is the twenty-sx hours champion OF
the world, is twenty-five years of age. and though
his performance in tho six day contests would lead
one 10 imagine him an athletic fellow he is nothing
OF the kind. In fact of the expert riders OF
England, Keen excepted. are men of muscle. lie has
won over five hundred medals in competitions in
France, and has been employed rs bicycle messen-
yer on the Bourse in Paris. In the champion twen-
ty-sx hours contest in which he was victorious, he
made $685. miles.
Cam, who Is younger than Terront. won the first
six-tay championship of England as Will be seen by
the record above. One OF the most interesting
achievements recorded of him is that in which he
defeated the ustangs of Leon, the Mexican. who
will be RENE nbered in New York account of his
conhict with Mr.. Bergh at Fleetwood Park, where he
made a nc. against time with the little Mexican
horses III this contest be defeated nineteen horses
and some 5f the crack riders of England.
To-day swo other great bicyclists Will leave Eng
land 20 join this psrty-to-wit., Jack Keen and
David Stanton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

ADELAIDE, Aug 27-saied, bark saml d Carleton, Froe
man, Newcastle.
n port Sept ., bark Addie sleeper Sleeper for Bris
bane.
AUCKLAND. NJ, sept 1eIn port. ship Minister Of Ma.
rine (ljrl. -, for San Francisco; brig Ned White
Field. from New York via Wellington, NJ, arrived
Sept H. ~
Sailed Sept 3. bark Becmah (Br, for Portland o.
BARBADOS sept Disabled barks Mystic Tie (r) Peter
son. Arecbo and Boston; 18th. Ardour (I3r White ia.
jardo and Boston; 10th, liiIda (,r King FJardo and
Boston.
In port Sept 20 brig Ida CBr, Smith. for New York
CARDfNAs Oct lO-ln port brig Fannie Tucker Tuckor
for New York, ldg schr Fred jackson Drisko for do
CHATHAM NIB Oct 14Cleared, barks vostandcu tNor).
Olsen. Havre; Caprera (l3r). Brynow, Liverpool y
DUNEDIN, Sept ll-Sailed ship Cockermouth r) Port
land, u. -
GIBRALrAR, Sept 27Passcd, schr Annie Cecilia DIR.
Williams. from Marseilles for Montreal
HONOLULU, Sept lvArrived, banks Jane Falkenburr,
Hubbard Portland 2lst lphgcncia Vicr Green Whanl.
poa; 3Uth. Eureka. Nordberg. San Francisco
sailed sept ~ barks Discovery. Smith, San Francisco
Ella Brown do 2Jd Mmrmion Jordan, Victoria; nth.
ID q Murray. Norris, San Francisco.
cisco. ''' -
,,HAyASA, Oct le-Arrived, steamer Niagara, Curtis
HALIFAX Oct ioArrlvcd steamer Barcelona (r). from
Malaga
JoggINs. Ms Oct 5-Clcared. schrs Osprey, Crowley.
Newfork Florence Hail. Kelly. do; 9TH Viola, Cole. do;
Fslking CHAM, do
KAIranD. no datscisarsd. bark Abdsrdssn, Fuford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17
COAL FREIGHTS.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10, 1879.
Tho following circulars were issued this afternoon
by President Gowen. Of the Philadelphia and Read
ing Coal and Iron Company
On and after Monday, October 20. 1879. and at the
option of the shipper the freight and tolls upon
thracite coal by canal from Schuylkil Haven to New
York Harbor, or to points upon the Hudson River,
the charge Of towing from New York city. will be
46 per cent of the price ut which said coal is
sold alongside at the point OF delivery. except for
pea coal, for which the rate will be 70 per cent
it being provided that the coal is sent in private
leased boats no higher rate Of freight
will be taken into account than that
rent on the company's line boats. The present
maximum rate OF freight and tolls of 81 Is per
from Schuylkin Haven on anthracite coal consigned
via the Schvylki Canal to points above and on the
Delaware River is continued. The above drawbacks
will only be paid upon strict compliance with all
details Of the rules and regulations pertaining
thereto issued by the secretary OF the company.
Another circular says:-
On and after Monday. October 20. 1879. and until
further notice. such drawbacks will be paid upon
and consigned to points beyond the capes Of the
Delaware upon or through the Delaware and
Raritan Canal and through the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal will reduce the freight and
tolls from the mines to 40 per cent of the net price
which the coal 10 sold free board ut Port Rich
mond for lump and steamer coal; 35 per cent for
broken egg, stove and chestnut coal and 65 cent
for pea coal; provided that the minimum rate from
the mines to Port Richmond shall not be less than
IS cents on pea coal, and provided that no higher
rate of freight than then current in company's
boats shall DO deducted from the price which the
coal was sold in New York Harbor to find the free
on board price at Port Richmond II consigned to
points within the capes of the Delaware the regular
cents per ton. in force. Will be continued until
further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEINER EMPIRE from Departure Bay at San Francisco
and otherwise seriously damaged '"''''
STEAMER VICTORIA from Nanaimo, at San Francisco
the SIDE carrying away the iron work tho lower fore
rigging at the same time.
STnAmsn SARAH for New York returned to Phadelphia
Nj Oct 10 for repairs having broken her shaft
STEAMER 9 W HUMPHREY fallen in with Off Shinne-
sock Oct a With her machinery disabled
BRIG AGEsoRIA tBr! from carnarvon Miramichi was
o' OF Sy p s. from
BY falling down ss ha'ehw1y They wanted assistance
doubtless the vessel fallen with ship
scmR MAccIk JOHNSON. $50 tons register Capt Penne
Kingsmill Groap, The schooner originally left San Fran
Kinesm Called Bounsm and Little Maxim Island to
shore harbor OF Tarratarra Great
Maxim The sea broke she ship heavily
washed away all the boats excepting one small one Tho
tide the lowered and by rope the crew
10 all tod succeeded II Landing The wreck hung to-
tunatey provisions loft
the island, intending to proceed to San Francisco
scMs Edward Rich of Wslllsst at ANCHOR in the
burned at o'clock Sunday morning caused by the ex
eG of S hs hS ,%
near by the destruction Of the Edward Rich
scHR RokER tof Portiand). Baker, from Boston for
Bath into Gloucester Mass 10Th leaking 600 strokes
of Thatcher's Island
ScHR GODFREY, Gates which loft Philadelphia Aug
for Danversport has boon given mp for lost with all
board She last off Block Island by passing
vessel during the which occurred
three days after leaving Philadelphia The Godfrey
200 and 800 and laden with 300
of coal for Sanger Hood Co. of Danversport Her
consisted of the captain mate and three She hailed
from Philadelphia
SCHR SAML WACKRILL. which arrived ut Boston 18th.
after being ashore Sctuate Hoated by putting 100
casks in her hold and dschargng of her She
has lost her keel and hole In her bottom and
tanned other damage.
Neutrality-suspicious. Oct l4-Schr G d Oliver. before re-
ported ashore ut Vaughans Island again got aaoat
and started for Portland ut noon to-day.
PORTSMOUTH. Oct 15-Schr Mary Caswell. Will was
badly damaged tho Isle Of Shoals during the gale last
fall mas been towed to this port put the railway at
fishing.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct S-The schr John 4 Samuel has
been found high and dry the sand beach Newport
matter for conjecture The yesselss
insured and probably disabled driven ashore dur
ing the late severe gales.
WILMINGTON NC, Oct l5-The bark Marie (Gcr) which
hauled for repairs at Messrs Cassdey Ross ship
yard slipped off the railway early hour yesterday
morning and 10 again aoat The accident caused by
the breaking OF the hcistng chain No damage donc
to the vessel.
WARRINGTON Oct l6-A report has been received at the
Navy Department from Capt Chandler. commanding the
United States which he states that
from established facts and observations made there
doubt the American brig Kentucky which sailed from
San in 1871 and has not been heard of SINCE
lost the Fiji Islands and all hands drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON, Oct. III A. NJ.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON Oct III A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England during the day, warmer easterly
to southerly winds and clear to fair weather, fol-
lowed by falling barometer, and during the night
areas Of rain.
For the Middle Atlantic States, continued warm
southeast southwest Winds partly cloudy weather
and local rams and slight rise. followed by falling
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. east to south winds.
partly cloudy weather and local rains with slight
changes in temperature and pressure.
For the Gulf States. southcry winds. shifting to
westerly northwesterly. slowly rising barometer
and partly cloudy weather. with lower temperature
in western portion.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. areas Of rain.
followed by cooler, clearing weather. southcrly to
westerly winds and slowly rising barometer.
For the lower lake region, increasing cloudness
and rain east south winds. falling barometer and
slight changes in temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys partly cloudy cooler weather. variable winds
shifting to west and northwest preceded by rain in
the Mississippi Valley.
For the upper lake region threatening weather
with RAIN falling, followed by rising barometer. vari
able Winds shifting to westerly and northwesterly,
lower temperature.
For the North Pacific coast region. areas Of rain.
with partly cloudy weather.
For the Central and south Pacific coast region
clear fair weather.
The Savannah, Cumberland and Tennessee rivers
will rise.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth, Houghton.
Marquette and Escanaba.
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LEvvkA. Aug 2o-Arrivei. schr San Basaavsatars sAs
LrTTLn1oS, NE, Aug so--ssilsd ship Ha~arisa Castle
MsLaouasE, Sept s-Arrived. bark Haydn Brown. Have
snip ns~ esapSs & ss
In ss Sss; ss .s ss1ss.
M"sIrsy s Tor Sewssss k.ss TOT 40
Mayor, sandsSasd: lssS. standard ssr, Dsrssi Ss.
Ssgos rie,sa Lssssaia OBJ Ms-fas. London; bark
Also arrived ii.a ssamsr cirssssian er, wylis Liver
pool; 18Th brig s. Joseph or; Basse; Glasgow,
bark Dart DR. MeDonald QIosnstown iAsh. steamer
Also sailed 18th steamer as Barass cs Brirxs Lon
sa i wIssa DT bark
:, NEwcAsrI,sS, Nsw. Avg I5-ssied bark Tucker.
bstsS,r; bark sophie il Lahr:. Patton wsissses ~;
Sem ships Es p'sy marss ss
Crosby, Yokohama
pS s's, re s's rsss
aE Il Ssiias arrived s'''
port Sept O. ship Asssrsna nsswoSa for ss.
Aug s o. sss. .
NxwcAsrIr, NIB, Oct i4-Arrivod bark Amslis Seu.
brig ASIIss ssrk n9 pssi. .s for Port
Shields tor Montreal: i4h, Lake Nepigon tBr. Scott
Cleared 18th steamer Prussian (Br Ritche Liverpool,
banks Henry Palmer (Br,. Jackson, Douglas; Princess
Royal (Bp Watt Greenock; Mersey r). Suffer- Quesss
Cleared 18th. bark Clytis (Rr), TAFT. London.
SYDNEY. NSW Aug 27-Arrived bark Arkwrght, New
hall Port Gamble: sept ship Magdala !sr. Jones. nsr-
Inlet; 3D. ship Dlysd (3rl Evans New York; 9Th,
bark Forward (Tsr, Underwood, Puget sound
Sailed Aug II. bark Newark tBr). Boyd, Wilmington;
ship City Of Cornth ORB, Taylor do 27th Iron crsg Obj.
Jones. do: Sept = brig North Star. Morehouse. do.
cisco.
In Sept H. city Of Sydney, Dearborn for
SIM Franciseo ship juno pr Nelson for DO barks Cor.
Charles Forbes Low from Melbourne arrived 5h for Bs
tavia: Helene, Snow. for honolulu; Malay Love. from
Auckland, arrived Aug rs. dsg and the above arrivals
Sr JOINS PR; Oct l5-Arrved, steamer bermuda tBr).
Mitchell. New York
VICTORIA Oct Passed bark Montana. Peterson. from
San Francisco for Nanamo.
WELLINGTON, NJ Sept 11-Saed bark Loeb Creo (3r).
Portland y ~
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct l5-Arrived steamer Henry Edye CBelg)
Eyer, Now York; bark Lnnea CSor), Hansen, Boston.
Sailed l5th bark Cedar Croft B, Young, Portland Me-
BRISTOL Oct le-ssilod, bark Geo Barnard, Berry.
New York.
BOWLING. Oct 14-Sailed, bark Hiawatha r Anderson.
| Philadelphia.
BREMEN. Oct l6-Ssiled. ship Louisiana Oliver. New
I York.
| Philadelphia
CAKs Oct IL (not l4th-ssiled bark Golden Fleece r)
Way, Baltimore.
| DUBLIN, Oct le-ssied bark Evelyn CBE, Knowles.
| Philadelphia.
| FAYAL-sailed. brig Rescue. Axevedo, Now Bedford.
GLASGOW. Oct l5-Arrived. ships GlenAnart (Br),
STREET, Boston; strathesrn 3D. McN,cho New York.
HULL, Oct 16sailed. bark Frigga CNor Olson Bsti-
| more
| HAMBURG, October l5-sailed. ship Dagmar (Rus).
Reddng, New York bark Maggie Csrvill (Br). Ting
ley. do
| LIVERPOOL, Oct le-Arrived steamers dorian CBD,
Horne. Boston; Dominion CBr). Bouchetto, Montreal.
Sailed 10th. Istrian (Bp, Fitt Boston; ship
Andrew Jackson Bartlett Charleston barks Lady Russell
(Bp. Noodle Savannah Rapido RuD. schantn. Philade
phia
LONDON, Oct 15--Arrived bark Pactolus C3r) Clarke
Bull River; 1eth steamers Livadia Cr,, Twaitos Mon.
| treal; Snsrcsbrook (Br), Haselt6n, do.
Sailed from Gravesond 10th, bark M A Mcneil Masters
| New Orleans
LIZARD. Oct 1e-Passed steamer Victoria (Br. RAFT
| from New York for Lennon
LIMERICK, Oct 16-Saed. bark Marie Nor), Olsen, Now
York.
MALAGA Oct 17-Arrivod, bark Trinidad (sp). Rays.
| Savannah.
Sailed 11th bark Union, Wives, Tyboc.
opoRro. Oct 10-Arrved, brig Judith (PorD Pinheiro
| New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct Is $50 PM-saiIod. steamer Celtic
| (Br) Gleadell from LiverpooD Now York.
RouES Oct 15-Arrived steamer spcarman (Br) Battey,
| Now York.
ROTTERDAM Oct 14Clearod, bark Atlas or) Pedorsen,
| Philadelphia
TsxxnvrH-saed, brig Evis Allen Obj, Fsrnham Bos-
| ton.
| Arrived ut - Oct 10. bark Kesmark Br), Gllliatt
| from British America.
GLASGOW Oct 18Steamer state Of Indiana Dr. sadler
which sailed hence the 18th inst for York. has r
turned to the Clyde with her machinery damaged.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST
HoLYnxAp, Oct l6-wnd ssE. gentle, clear; barometer
| 5000
| FALMOUTH. Oct 16-Wind NV, variable.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct 16--wind NE, light, haxy.
| Lizard, Oct 16-Light mist.
sciLLy, Oct lo-Calm fine and warm barometer 30 25.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17

Steamer State Alabama trl, Richie, Giasgow-Austin
Baldwin n Co.
steamer Leasing Ger, voss Hamburg Plymouth
aud Observation-Disclosures Co.
Steamer City OF Washington, Zimmerman, Havaua-F
Alexandra Sons
steamer Isaac Bell Gibbs Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond--Od Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer vineIand. Bowen. Baltimore-J 5 Krcms.
Steamer Elcanora. Bragg. Portland-J Amos
Ship Royal Charter tBr), CAIN Antwerp-J whitney
Bark Madras sr,. Murdoch. Amer Tor orders-Ira ods
K Co.
bark Ophir (Br), Crosby. LiverpooI-snow Burgess.
Bark Kesolute (Br), Shepherd. LondonCarl winter
BARK Glen Grant (3r), RUSSELL Cork for orders-Scam-
nell Bros . -
Bark New Brunswick Nor) Stoesen, Rotterdam--Ben-
ham. Boyesen, Pickering 20. .
Bark bolivar Frj, Bontn bordeaux Janies Henry.
Bark Alberto (PorU. CAmpos, Opofto--Paul Worth
Brig LAvvsnirs (Br), Page, Lsith-. BowrinR Archi.
bald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17
REV. CHARLES A. RE1LLEY.

The Catholic Church in New Jersey has lost
valued priest in the death of the. Rev. Charles A.
Kelley. pastor of st. Columbus Church. which oc-
Cured Wednesday night at the parsonage in
Newark. Father Kelley a native of Arva
county Cavan. Ireland. and born in 1913. He
came early to this country and was educated at ST.
Francis Xaviers College. New York; Seton Hall.
south Orange. and ST. Mary's Seminary, baltimore
where he was o fellow student with the present
Bishops Kahn. of Wheeling, and Keane. of Rich
mond. He was ordained priest in 1866 by the late
Archbishop Bayley. He developed into fine pulpit
orator and valued and distinguished member of
the priesthood. He died OF consumption. The
funeral will take place tomorrow forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17
COMMENTARIES CONVICTED.
[Dy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HAihIsONBuhG, va, Oct. TO, 1917.
Daniel Hentel and Thomas Hentel. who we're ar
rested some weeks since at Covington. Allegheny
county, Va. for passing counterfeit coin. in
dcted at this term Of the United states Court for
this district. and to-day convicted. They
fonnd IN possession of near peck of count erfeit
quarters and plaster mould, ladle and a quantity
OF prepared metal. They were detected ~ Covington
by their suspicious behavior, having been found at
the barrooms. fancy aud lawn festival buy
ing small articles aud having their bogus coins
changed. They became very much intoxicated and
careless, and their operations were stopped before
they had exchanged much of their bogus coin. They
will be sentenced doubtless to the Penitentary At
Albany ut q later day OF tho term.
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Brig Marena. Handy Dsmerars-Leaycrsft a Co.
nnE Isrnet Hasten. Port spain Trinidad)-Dane'
Brig Ruby. Rice. st Pierre Mart-Danel Trowbridse
schr Clara NJ Goodman. Jenkins Vera crux--Marcus
Hunter A Co.
Elwell q Co. 1900
Schr Lottie. Somers. Richmond va-w Van Brunt
schr Dreadnaught. Saunders. Providence-J Roberts
echr Belle, simpson, Bridgeport-L D Gray.
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SAILED.

Steamers City OF Montreal r for Liverpool State OF
A,no1ma (Br, Glasgow leasing tGer Hamburg Othello
nmGs'9n &s Tyase Wilmngson NO. Isaac Bell Rich,
Hilton, Cork Loveid Nor) Hamburg: Prof Simon Thomas
tDntehl do; Heinrich Won Schroeder (ierl Tyne Does
Alimuri utaD, Plymouth: Ger Nor. Belfast Stanley
mop Queenstown or Falmouth; Sylvan (sr Rotterdam
Pierre briggs Francoforte QtaD, Cadz; Arcadia, Port
Spain; Gem, Barbados.
Also sailed, steamer sowerby QBr). Montreal.
Also sailed steamers City OF Washington for Havana
Albemarie Lswes Del; ship Theodore Rand (Br) Ant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-17
WHALEMEN.

At RUSSELL Bay Of Islands, Sept TO- ship Alaska Fisher
of New Bedford arrived Sept with 25 bbls oil taken
during last cruise Tho bound to cruise of the
Chathsms and would sail from thence home abont March
Horato, Grant. of NIB, nothing since leaving Russell
July 49, California Brghtman of Nh nothing since leav
Of spoken.
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SPOKEN.

Bark onawsy r), wimot. from Liverpool for Calves
ton Sept 26, lat IS, Ion 10.
Bark Henry Buschmsn CsD. Cord. from New York for
Gibraltar, Oct 4, lat 3D. Ion 46.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

New YORK, Oct 16-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped to-day
twenty nine hu ndredths of q second slow.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy.
HER AID building, No. 21S broadway
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CLAIM TO HAVE BEEN cLuppEp.

Mrs. Johanna Donovan. an elderly woman who
resides with her family in Baxter street. told Com
missioner Macean. who presided the police trials
yesterday. that officer Gould. OF the Fourteenth pre-
cnct had nsulted and abused her on the sd OF last
month. Mrs. Donovan testified thut on the
aforementioned date seeing the officer beat an
unknown woman with his club in front of ner
house, she demonstrated with him and was beaten
for her pains. Gould swore he only pushed her
away with his fist because she used insulting Ian
guage.
barney Morris. of No. 0s Bayard street, APP
pearcd against Officer Coylc. of the same precinct
charging him with having beaten him without
provocation. Coyle smiled at the Commissioner
when he said Eyes. dubbed him." Commissio ncr
MacLean anxious to know why, but the officers
memory failed him.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
-


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW
MONTHS NOVEMBER
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average tcnperature yesteruay 10,
Average teniperaturcfo tor corresponding date last
year ,.s............. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70,
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

BARK sototo (Brl, Croeker. from IIavre Sop. I.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

The notable features Of the game were on the part
Ct the Stars, the very effective pitching Of r. @.
Moore, the good fielding Of George Combs, Jos.
A. Moore, Vim. B. Moore and Eugene Wathen.
The 6y catch Of Combs In the Ieft field would
have done credit to professional. On the part
ef the wicomicos;- Reeves and Thomas made
some very fine ay catches. Any notice Of FRI
days game would be incomplete which did not
fnclvsae the very fine playing ofMr. Alfred Stone.
the star LIST base. His playing and the good
Risrhsi EPQgs s Aes Gss5Bs IL a SIeS
deserves special mention for his good plays. The
game was rounded OF by Hop. All seemed to
enjoy themselves. II the Stars win only con-
tinue to improve in the same ratio that they have
been improving, we viii venture to assert that
they win not only wipe out the disgrace Of their
late defeat by the Prince Fredericks, but will
also win the championship Of Southern Mary
land
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-08-14

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