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proved. Prof Parks then conducted
an exercise in Geography a recess
Of is minutes was taken. Then
came music, after which the geogra-
ply exercise was continued. Rev.
J. o. A. vaught delivered an address
on eThe Importance Of Geography"
This was followed By a very spirited
discussion on the question, aTowhat
extent should the study Of Googra'
ply be pursued" A class drill in
Grammar was then conducted BY
Prof Kenny. The programme for the.
afternoon was read. The Institute
then adjourned to meet at 2 O'Clock
p. M.
AFTERNOON.
The Institute convened at O'clock.
Prof. Parks conducted an exercise in
parsing. This was followed by a
very spirited discussion on "How far
should a teacher be guided by the
text book in teaching Grammar" A
recess was then taken, after which
Squire Bechtle read an essay on I'm
provement Of Time.n Mr.. L. f. Rod
gers then read an essay on sThe End.
is not yet The programme for the.
following day was then read and a
lecture by Prof Parks was announced
for 8 O'clock P. NJ. The Institute
then adjourned until 8 o'clock P. NJ.
EVENING,
The exercises opened with music.
Prof. Parks then delivered a very
able and instructive lecture on "The
formation Of Character" This was
followed with music;after which the
Institute adjourned until 8 o'clock
next morning.
FRIDAY.
The Institute was called to order at
8 o'clock. The roll was called and
the minutes Of the previous day was
read and approved. Prof. Parks
then conducted an exercise in Arith-
metic, after which he conducted an
exercise in parsing. A recess Of is
minutes was taken, followed by a
class drill in reading, aud a spirited
discussion on the same. The Insti-
tute then adjourned until 2 o'clock
p. N.
AFTERNOON.
The exercises opened with music.
Prof. D. P. Guthrie, County superin-
sendentr then addressed the Institute,
and explained that on account Of his
wife's illness he was deprived of the
pleasure Of attending the Institute.
Prof. Parks conducted an exercise in
parsing. This was followed by mu-
sic, after which Mr.. Jasper Rifle de-
livered an address on composition
writing" A lecture was thenan-
.nounced for s o'clock P. NJ. Pfofs.
Kenny and Parks delivered a few re-
marks, which were very appropriate
en- the OCCASION, followed by music,
after which the Institute adjourned
until 8 o'clock P. NJ.
EVENING.
The exercises opened with music.
An able lecture on "lLanles" was de-
livered by Mr.. j. S. Spencer. This
was followed with music, after which
Prof. Parks delivered a short, and
touching closing adsEess. On mo-
tion a collection was taken up to de-
fray expenses. This was followed by
music, after which the Institute adj
journed sine de.
T. L. DAVIES, Sec'y.
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Ben. Redmond is the Republican
candidate for Sheriff of Mason coun-
ty. This is all he will be, for he will
be beaten so badly by Gus. Hanley,
that it will take an affidavit from
some one to make Redmond believe
he ever was y candidate for Sheriff.
Why, Redmond can't even get away
with Newman.
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STATE SEN agOEs.

We are authorized to announce D. w.
PoIsLEY, as a candidate for the Office of
State Senator, from this District, ut the en-
suing election, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic Senatorial Convention
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Circuit Judge.

Editor Regiser.-You will please an
nounce me as candidate for the Office OF
Judge Of the 18th Judicial Circuit, as at
present constituted, and as Il will be under
the proposed Amendment, if adopted.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN W. ENGLISH.
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TERMS or SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
GAne Hundred and Fifteen acres
of Valuable Improved land. ois
|, the lower side Of the K,iIlawEi.s
lsiyery ssa Mascls County, West
Virginia.
DYvirtueo stleereeta the Circuit
ID Court OF Mason county, entered ut the
April term, 1880, Of said conrt, in a suit in
chancery therein pending, in which Henry
y. Fisher is plaintiff and Samuel Barrettis
defendant, the undersigned Special Com
missioner, in said decree appointed will,
between the hours OF 8 O'Clock, a. NJ, mil
6o'clock, z. NJ, Gsl Saturday, July
81, 1880. ut the front door of the Court
House OF Mason county, West Virginia,
sell at public auction, to tile highest and
best bidder, u tract Of land containing one
hundred and fifteen acres, more or less, of
improved land, and the same on which
the defendant low lives, lying on the
head waters OF the Little Guynndotte
River in said county and State, and which
said land is fully described and bounded
in plaintiffs billand exhibits in said suit
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash as to one-tliird OF the purchase
money, and upon credit OF six and twelve
months as to the residue, with interest
upon the deferred instaliments. The pur-
chaser or purchasers giving bond with se-
curity for the deferred payments, and the
Commissioner retaining the legal title nm
til the purchase money, with accrued in
terest upon tho deferred installments is
paid in full.
HENRY ]. FISHER, JR,,
Special Commissioner.
Henry ]. Fisher IT.. Atty for Pl'tf,
June 23-4w
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Juatice Of fl,e E,eaaa.

We are authorized to announce W..
FRANKLIN us a candidate for the office
OF Justice Of the Peace, for Lewis District,
at the ensuing election in October next.
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ANDERSON, July 16.-Mr. Wesley
Truslow, u young man of Stone Cliff,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
while bathing in New River yester-
day evening with two companions,
was drowned. His body was recov-
cred.
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1'heVoltnic Bell Co., Marshall,
M Mich.

win send their celebrated Electro.
yoltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30
days trial. Speedycuresguarantec
They mean what they say. Write
to them without delay.
nov 19-1y
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Commissioners sale OF Eiiiy
Acres OF Valuable Improved
Land below tlse MsEaWiiu Eeiy.
er, in Mason GeSsa.y, West Yir-
si1sii.
DY virtue Of aIecrete. ofifcro Of the Cir
ID cult Court Of Mason county, enteredat
the April term, 1850, OF said court, in II
suit in cllancery therein,pending, inwhich
Henry j, Fisher is Plaintiff, and1l. i. Bush
isdefendant, theundersigned Special Com
missioner, in said decree appointed, will,
between the hours OF 0o'eloek A. NJ. and
9 O'Clock 7. NJ, on Saturday. July
3lss, 1850, at the front doorei tile Gonrt
House OF Mason county, West Virginia,
sell at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, a tract OF land containing fifty
acres, more or less, lying on the head wa
tiers Of the Little Guyandotte river, in Ma
son comfy, West Virginia. Said land be.
ing fifty acres OF a tract known us the
Spencer tract and lying on the east sideof
the county road Leading from Point Pleas
ant to Mud Bridge, and beginning at u
stake in Henry Rowsey's line aud rum
ming with Stations line lar enough tomake
fifty acres, witlia line running along tho
aforesaid county road in anorthefly dlrec-'
tioa OF equal length Snid land being the
same upon which the defendant, Bush,
now lives; there being house thereonanb
q considerable portion OF the lanl inn
proved
TERMS or SALE
Cash as to one thirdof the puIchase Mnns
ey, and on u credit Of six and twelve
as TO the residue, witiiinterest up-
on the deferred installments. The fpur<
chaser or purchasers giving bond with Sc
curity for the deferred payments, and tho
retaining the legal title uns
ill the purclnse'mohey withaccrued inter-
est upop. the deferred installnlcnts is paid
in fun. HENRY j. FISHER, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
Henry ]. Fisher, ir. Atty for PFtE.
june23-lT.
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reel q dvertisements.


no Ann Eliza Church, George Chnrcl,
i Angelina seeds and James M Seeds
her husband, Dorsy w. Church Gaossa
Church, IN, File Maud Church. and Chs
Andrew Church, the Inst four minor chill.
dren OF Aim Eliza Church and Geor,a
Church, Alonzo Weaver, John Weaver
Harriet Beyinney, Samuel peyinney Geo
Weaver, Chas. Chapman, Elizabeth Stone
". !. Stone, Charles Weaver,J. b. Newer
William NJ. Weaver, Mrs. Cassie Sayrei
Joseph Mckinley, Jacob Drinker IsallelIa
Smith, Jack Brihker, Strand Long. Caro-
line Long, Betsy Roberts, Sarah CASTOR
Henry Weaver, Fannie Ingals, G. r Rnv,
burn, Cassie RaybIrn, Adeline Bramhle
Alex. Blaine, Margaret Johnston, Fannie
Stats, James Blaine, V. Bell, John Pilrh.
ard and Athe unknown heirs of John i
Weaver, deceased,
TAKE NOTICE:
That on the l0th day Of August. A. n
1880, between the hours OF s o. clock a. nj
and . o'clock =. NJ, at the Law Ofiiee al
T.. w. MeCansuon in the town OF Valley
Fails Ia the county OF Jefferson, State az
Kansas we Will take the deposition Of
Richard Spence and that on the 2Oth DIM
OF August, A. D., 1880, between the hours
0i s o'clock a. NJ. and 6 o'clock P, Nj. m
the law Office OF Charles u. Hogg, in Point
Pleasant, in the county OF Mason, State Of
West Virginia, we will take tl,e derositiups
OF Creed +. Morris and others, TO be read
as evidence in our behalf IN a certain suit
in ehpncery now pending in the Circuit
Court for tlle county oil Mason, and State
Of West Yirginia,in which we are Plain
tiffk and yonafe Defendants. Ii from any
cause the taking of said dcposititas shall
not be completed on the day aforesaid, tn.
same shall be adjomned and continued
from dayt day, orfrom time 10 time, at
the same place and between the same
hours, until the same shSll be Completed.
Very Respectfully,
Theresa Dover, Patrick Dover and John
j, Dover, George w. Dover. Margaret
a, Dover, Mary H. Dover, yalentinep.
Dover and Stanton NJ. Dover, minor
children OF said Theresa Dover and Pat.
rick bower, BY their next friend Patrick
Dover. BY COUNSEL.
HI. Fisher, If, and O. u, Hogg, Soils.
inly7-4w.
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"Why should | want to leave the
Republican party, when it has been
50 good to me, by Keeping; me in Of
fee for the past ten years." This is
what Thomas Hutchinson said in the
late Republican county convention
that nominated him for the House of
Delegates.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

A little more activity on the part
of our County Executive Committee,
would not do the Democratic party
in the county any harm,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

Whilst the Republicans are always
denouncing the South because it is
solid for the Democracy, they are
busy using every effort to make the
North solid for tie Republicans.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

Judge Black, who is quoted by the
Republicans giving character to
Garfield, writes from Europe, 81 do
not know any really good man who
has done and assisted in doing SO
many bad things in politics as Gen.
eral Garfield.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

II is very amusing to see how
sweet the Republicans of West vir-
ginia are on Henry s. Walker
There was time when. they would
liked to have hung him. Does Bore.
man remen,ber?- Pultandle Ne,cs.
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EveNIN'
Still blocking In.

Hon. William G. Brown, who is
popularity known throughout the
State as the cold war.horse of Pres,
ton" and who for some years past
.has been the "Grand Moguln and
chief counsel Of the Republican party
in that county, has created quite a
sensation, as we'll as deep depress-
ion among the stalwarts, by coming
over unequiyocally and enthusiastic.
ally to the support Of Hancock and
English.
This action on part of Mr.. Brown
is bomb shell in the Republican
camp.
Mr.. Brown is recognized IS one
of the most sagacious politicians in
the State. He has for many years
been distinguished for his keen and
comprehensive grasp of the political
situation. His largsexperience and
unerrring Judgment in political
matters have made him quite an or
acle among his. large acquaintance,
and they follow him with unswcrv-
ing confidence in that section of the
State where he has so long been an
honorcd and successful leader
Wheeling Register.
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Never in the history of the nation
has nomination SO electrified the
country as has that of General,
Hancock.
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There is not that division in the
Democratic party, that the Republi-
cans tried to make the people believe.
They had hoped to create a little
feeling that way, but they have fail
ed. The Democracy Of the county
were never more united and deter
mined that at this time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

Simpson, the candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney on the Democratic
ticket, has made most excellent
officer, and IS deserving the support
of every voter in the. county, and es-
pecially every Democratic voter,
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Commissioners Sale ofTwo yal-
Elabla Tracts Of Land ia CLen-
Slinen District, Mason County
West Virginia. *
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The Grant Republicans of New
York will make but poor fight for
Garfield. Hancock's majority in the
Empire State will probably be not.
less than fifty thousand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

Hon. Fred A. Conkling, brother
of Lord Roscoe, has come out for Han.
cock, and has been elected president
of a Hancock and English club in
New York City.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

Reynolds istelling the people about
the great number Of Democratic:votes
he is going to get. What is there
about Mr.. Reynolds. any more than
there is about any other Republican,
that Democrats should vote for him?
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Ohio Wesleyan University,
Delaware. Ohio.

open to both sexes-with elegant home
" foryoung ladies. Five buildings. Ex-
tensiye Libraries, laboratories and museum.
Actual average cost to young men for the
last college year, including all items, ex-
cept clothing, SESS. Classical, Scientific,
Preparatory and Normal courses. Special
advantages in Music, Painting and Sci.
ences. Attendance'GIl. Incollege class
es 270. Write for Catalogue Mention
this paper. @. II, PAYNE LID, Presi-
dent. (july2l-4w.
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election and rora q haoa,,sa s,has.
will not come M to,be snnnort Il
Thomas Hutehinson who % hasejv
deserted them in order q ost fine
Republican nomination. TheS ex.
pected by nominating Hutchinson.
to catch the Greenback Labor votes.
but Hutchinson in his zeal for the
Republican party ncooked his goose J,
oa,,r, -. NyS''t' = sA0
There is a good deal Of magnetism
about Geo. Rowley, one Of our candi.
dates for the House Of Delegates
He is drawing friends to him every
day from the opposite political par
ties. He is one of the best men in
the county, and is entitled to the
confidence Of the people, and also the
entire and solid Democratic vote Of
81 MI i,
ri mset NJ Rowlo, q i;La "a. H.
y ;llsbe ielactod ~ : !. ro,s;nr M iority
.9sI.-
Garfield has written his letter Of
acceptance. There is nothing spec
tally striking in it. lie talks a lit
tie on the ensanguine garment, the
public schools, denounces State
two that will soften the wrath Of the
Pacific coast anti.Chinese people,
When it is said he dilates upon the
necessity of civil service reform, and
suggests some improvements in that.
direction, everything Of import is
referred to.-Es.
Explain to the people the detestable
fraud by which Samuel ]. Tilden'
was basely counted out of the office
of president of the nation, and Hayes
seated instead. Make the crime SO
odious to the people, that no marty
Let the ncople nlso know TINT bnt
for James A. Garfield tho on,raae
never would have been cons,,mm,ted
The Republican party has been,
in power twenty odd years. During
have been continuallvin their hands
and have never been examined
Don't YOU think # time that soma.
dody inspected the accounts2 Wopld
Won allow anv ono man IL cootrol
your business 50 long. without balan.
elmo nm tbo lo,lror oaa soa;na e
oo'n ends would meet2
There is ~. that divis;on i tho
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-21

Hon. Robert White declines a re.
nomination for the office OF Attorney
General.
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ok Q &90 per day Mt home. Samples
w s. Wy worth 81 free, Address
sdec. IDLY, srINsoN &C.,, Portland, Me-,
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DURSUANT to the terms and provisions
i ofa decretaI order OF the Circuit Court
of Mason county, West Virginia, rendered
at the April term, 1890, OF said Court. in
a suit in ChancerY therein pending, in
which Fannie Stew ems and others, by their
next friend, Mary stevens, and others, are
Plaintiffs, and John G. Henderson and
Others, are Defendants, the undersigned
Special Commissioners, appointed by said
decree for the purpose, vii at the hour OF
| O'clock 10. M on
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SaturdaY. Auglat 7th. l8SO.l

Ns'J AAues'uSN 'VAl3 toSVt
at the Front Door OF the Court House of
said Mason county, sell at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, certain tract Of
land containing As acres, situated in tho
district and county aforesaid, on the Ohio
river, adjoining Glands OF George Moore,
in Mfrcer's Bottom, and more particularly
described in exhibit CA" filed with the
papers OF this cause, and also certain
tract Of land containing IS acres, known
as lot No. 5 in the division OF q tract Of
land containing 2T2 acres us shown by re-
port Of commissioners tiled with thepapers
of this cause; said land situated on the
waters Of Crab Greek.
Terms OF SALE 0ne-third Of the pur-
chase money cashin hand, and the residue
upon credit Of twelve aud eighteen
months, taking bond with good security
for the deferred iHstallments, bearing in
terest from tho day Of sale, aud retaining
the title TO SAID lands as n further security.
DIV. P0lSblsT,
JAMES B. NfliNAGER,
cntrihi Commissioners
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A nVEisflSRRI send ror our Select List Of Local
ANewspapess, G. =. Rowellis Co 10 Spruce 81, N. Y
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Agents Wanted AZ 9SeR e.. 70 p ss A
and vice.P President, - s''N''''
GEN. HANCOCK, and
HON. W. II. ENGLISH.

Thousands are waiting for the book i, contains steel
portraits Of the Candidates and other fllpage engrav
ings Extra inducements offered to those selecting ter
Titory now. Douglass Bros. 55 W 5tl ST., Cincinnati
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31
Educational Gifts.

Do not Americans appreciate education?
Here is list OF their benefactions: 81 ,3O0,-
600 by Mr.. Simmons, of Boston, for the in
dustrial education of women; $1,OOO,OOO by
Daniel Drew, to endow a theological semi
nary, to which Abel Menand adds 100000
more "for the education Of women for the
ministry;" 100000 by Erastus Corning, for
a female college; 100000 by Robert Barnes,
of Indiana, for the education of orphans
in the State; 100000 by Orange Judd,
the agricultural book pnblisher, for scientific
department in Wesleyan University: $780,
600 by Cyrus Mccormick (the reapar), for
the Theological Seminary at Chicago: $780,
by Daniel Appleton (the book publisher), for
the chancellorship and library in New York
University; 100000 by Nathaniel Thayer,
of Boston, to Harvard University; 100000
by Chauncey Rose, of Terre Haute, Ind, for
a female college; 100000 by Henry
Sage, of Brooklyn, N. Y, for female
college building at Cornell university; $780,
900 by Mr.. Shaw, of st, Louis, for park and
botanic garden; 100000 by Mr.. Pardee, of
Pennsylvania, for scientific department at
Layfayette college, at EAston, Pa; $75,0 900 by
Hiram Sibley, of Rochester, n. Y, for
library building at Rochester university;
$4,000 by the Rev. Jesse L. Peck to the
new university at Syracuse, N. y, which has
been increased by other citizens to million
and half; $15O,000 by Samuel WiIliston for
educational purposes in Easthampton, Mass.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31
Miscellaneous.

Already the runners are beginning to gath
er at st. Louis in readiness for the June
meeting commencing week from Tuesday.
At Alexander's stock ssle, Lexington, KY,
Tuesday last, seventeen thoroughbreds were
sold at an average of 1866. The highest
price paid was 81, 800, paid by Col. l.. d.
Bruce, of Turf, Field and Farm, New
York city, for q handsome bay colt by King
Alfonso, dam Mollie Wood.
Over one hundred horses are in training
at the Chicago Jockey Club track.
Lady Groesbeck, record 2:251a, by Star of
the West; Prella, by Swigert; and Fauchon,
by Richards BelIfounder; all owned at Roch-
ester, have been sent to Garden -Barden," ("
to be bred to Western Chief.
Mr.. N. McAfee, one of the leading spirits
among the "bold riders," or gentlemen's
riding club, and an enthusiastic and intelli-
gent horseman, contemplating leaving the
city for some months at least, has sold his
thoroughbred chestnut mare, Ada g., to Mr..
Ehle Allen, terms private. Ada is five years
old, by Asteroid, he by Lexington, first dam
Jennie H., by imp. Knight of st. George,
second dam by Grey Eagle, and thence back
in regular gradations to some lof the most
noted race horses of England. Ada s., be-
fore purchased by Mr.. McAfee, had shown
herself to be feet of foot and full of cour-
age as racer, but since in his possession
has been used as gentleman's riding horse
and cross country galloping, in which she is
darling, being fast, sure footed and splen-
did jumper. Ehle could not have found an
animal better suited to Lis taste in all the
blue grass region of old ''Kaintuck."
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-31
The National Game.

Up to Saturday the play of the leagne ball
clubs had been Western clubs against West
ern clubs and Eastern clubs against Eastern
clubs. In the West the Chicagos had carried
everything before it, meeting with only one
reverse ia the fifteen games played, losing
one to the Cincinnatis, standing the lowest
on the list, with but two games won. In
the East the Worcesters led, with Providence
the champions next. Saturday the Chicagos
met the Bostons for the first time this sea-
son, and were forced to lower their colors,
by score of II to 10, while the Worcesters
were badly beaten by the Cincinnatis, to 2,
and Providence was shut out by the Cleve-
lands, with three runs to their credit. Cleve-
land has taken second place in the race
for the championship, with 8 games to IA
for Chicago, and one less game
played. Worcester is next with the
same number of games won but one more
lost, Cleveland and Cincinnati having post
poned game. Providence has eight games
won and lost seven, with postponed game
with Troy. Last week we, with other papers
giving weekly record, gave this game to
Providence, the Troys having clearly forfeit
ed the game and rendered themselves liable
to expulsion for failing to appear and play o
game postponed by rain. But the league con-
gross, while declaring that the act was pun
ishable by expulsion under the rules, and
that the rules should be enforced in the
future, took the game away from Providence,
to whom it honestly belonged, and ordered
that it be played at some future time. Bos-
ton has won seven games and lost nine, and
Cincinnati and Buffalo four, and lost eleven
each. The following is