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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

Alta recent meeting Of the 0Ver8eeFs Of
Harvard College. discussion was held upon
a resolution which had been btf1re the board
for several weeks, thAs in the opinion OF this
board, the statutes making attendance on
morning prayers and other religious
exercises compulsory should be repealed.
the board, ~ = strong vote, refused
10 adopt the resolution. But Mr.. George
ShiIer, lately from Alartinsburg, Blair
Co., Pa, who had Caucer0us growth
on his moss, and who was advised the use OF
PsI1ua before visit TO Cancer Hospital,
WLA allowed 70 take that psI-sxcellent rem
udy, ami BY It's use for very short time, was
cuted Uompietely-pAge q "a the Ellis Of
one from your druggist. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29


Il. the gtthcrngCloa q the twilight,
Ia the mystical month Of June,
Ny heart with the days that are shadows
NY eyes Oh The Inll-orbcd moon,
llstt u, hall wGkeful, half dIeamIng
To the woman, With handI - fair,
As she p'AyR, with her face half Ayerted
That Old Olt'Iepsated air.
Can It be there arc unread pages,
~ me, In the book VI her hOaft3
Can 1t be abe has thoughts II the future
OF which am MT pArtI
Can 1t bs--Ahe but EYe's daughter
hhe IL y6ung aud the m Dnlh Il June
There Is linked TO that theme some Md SWee
dream
That eaded zen all too soon?
All, no. The stars Rro more chanEetul-
The ebb and the dow Of the sea
Are handy leas true " the queen Of yon blue
Thu th' u4e Of her love 10 me.
And - my doubts fade IN the glo4minH,
While the thought bring sense al rrposC
That J. in sale when sue stopsIt. The reason
It's the one ouly tune thAtlhe knowA
r HENRY DOYLE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

IAN, good morning. Going to church
to morrow "ChuICh?" "0h, yes,
gueEs 20. Who holds forth?" "0h, let's
zee. Miss CrssCedo is to sing an aria, Mis-
Pianissimo win Narble a bit, Bravura, he
is to ham on the tenor side. and old An.
dante will come 10 somewhere on the
chorus. 1t will be way up" "But who
preaches?" "rhat makes no difference.
Some fellow who will touch up our trans
actions mighty light.-Fr0m The Hartford
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

ALADY stood patiently before the receiv.
ing teller'sWindoE in Q bank the ether day,
but no one took any notice OF her till she
attracted the money takers attention BY
tapping with her parslsol on the glass
why don't you psy attention to meP'
she said petulantly. "I'm sorry, ma'am,
but We don't pay anything here. Next win
dow, please,N was the polite response.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

IT not necessary 70 enter into particulars
functional difficulties 70 which the more
delicate classes Of American women are sub.
iect; but we axe pleasure In laying that Mrs.
Lydia h. PinkhGm's Great Remedy for all
these troubles h&s an unbounded popularity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29
'OR, ], {. SMITH,
No. 1901 Chapllne Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

-.,.a c,lence Of plySidan's success = N "a,
lae Ss' q, MIS- psticrY The incIcb1nS dcmGn9i,
tt.it2Gt I, r srI,lcls prove lnH. nave deal
IS% AID ALLY WIN tnoe "aS have nS So Ts9T
Ee htli1 IaEI. many hundred cGrLti.cate
Ioa No. MON have cuIe,i after they hA1 been
Ina .ou IND. able. 4 thorough medical edu-
p'9aodg,,V'ih' ",a; yrat. hospital experience Rno
caa'" , %' VIII LeI.pu;io 4SGlb, Close 0ociT'
~: en mental peeitntiIIss G ,S , S!Ss " Il
t4H. - and lILusIy give the patient ny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

r1ply AID LIVER iGISes hlu a y. hSi,1 u
sGrI len5g AS Ilt W. Yep ~, r'e
cad nos b''o ZEt'T. PHILIlPS
Wheeling, ". Va.
,.,,..h rslypls Of Nose. Impaired Yctce.-sui'
.A1m' ;tEs, patent medicine Jailed 70 help me.
=. .,1,iL completely cured me-, ~, rn,,,,,
oil speilcl d TO-, Wheeling, VIVA
n,,,.,sls and liberated stosnaeil.- res tmGnl
~ gas TuUaAs HOLT, lnsurAAC co agent,
~ HAD them tUr iOuTteGn yeaIA y, sm!A
~ IT, LOUIS Y. NAShlSGTUN,
oI, ctoira, Running soIoS On Hca4.I-"Ay son va
,siirfrI ,Uf fourteen Sesrs; SgtmES HeMCu W
beiPa ala FL '''''''' S S tSTHERISE GAPS,
Market 5trVot, Wheeling. ", Va
r,r,c. -"suGeled iar CAR Et!h CunceF. HAD II
,,I Mi thn,, tIlus, II Tttlfntu Atet cScl utsFR
Soa IT, 5ilu cured me WiLloGI kau S,S STsIs
"a, ,, Ns:ua Of AhuG-Fl4t q my back ioE I
xte .. acn5riri dying. Dr.. Snish cured mo with
on: ia.ie' III h'' N''N~ THOMAS CoLpry,
who!ssaie Grocer, Main y, Wheeling, W "
SEs, Siyrn ~ 70 dc and picnuuncGd IncuEa-
~, In sBrilA cured rae without kntle.
O'e' N' WASHINGTON DELANY.
ARhin's Peny.
ps7. II. o lAtd wri!es:-"Dr smlth's proies-
tu. serves IA my family hGse Dten mat sat
d ,o,y, all! rOIGmeAu AN " AL ~ seuGS4na"
~" ", VSssrr, EeIb says:-"l had been suffering
10. RIrp Yeas aud treated BY many physicians iot
Iyyrt.,a d. smith said mad tape worm, Gilu
4! ,ts,lt Nan ~ r.nUycd mOuSter lCg feet Ions"
:" Yesaie n mphInLS THREE yeas fl Hospitals for
is1tcs, cye nc I.cu.IAr advantages IN such G72eA
Tergit, cured Of taiGIrh, diseases Of heart lTeI,
stomach, Iidauys, skin. b!O.d, nervous affections
and WEAKNESSES Of nan and youth, tctotllA aud
aslllaa testify " my EGccItS. ...... a.I 4
He cared without the knlIe. ...
issenS al a stance may be treated BY lettor and
zIiIlCiIoa guaranteed. a chart Tor selt'eSAInirA.
uol y.uI On rrCCIpt Of TWO Nfee-ccnt Stamps, Eha
AIvgC returned tree.
LoSsi!txIIOu al oIdce FREQ. Otica hours from "a.
W.0fpA., daily. Gail on or Edduss
JOIN Y, SMITH, II. D.,
mNi 10 ItO4 rhAplIne NJ, wheeling. w. We.
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rogToE I a bAYy RAILROAD.

AIB4Er !ioiT Etq.:, ps ym,sct EodonS & Albany
Railroad. at Springfield, Mac whites April o.
1883; "Ihaya rs, d Hunts Rerely, and my cxpe-
Renee With It has been Iuohthst can cheSEfully
say that au saisl ID that I;wili do Just what 1t
promises to DO. II Woodworking to dlttc:icns."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

Mr.. John B. Cough is suffering from a
humor which has affected his hands SO
that lie cannot use n pen. Otherwise his
health Is good, and he expects soon to be
rid OF the local ailment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

We have been asked, "oh, what is 80
rara as a day in June?" We have studied
it all out, and discovered that II is some
other day in June when college graduate
does not "lOok up through nature to
natures God" They nearly all do it,
YincenNts Sun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

NEW YOnN, June Is -dnney gLNS per cent,
cio,ef at OK per cent trlmr mercantile paper 4Ab
SCI cent. ste;llIR ;tycnAhge bankers 1llls steady
a. 81 IS; demand 81 sS1f --
GoyEENNENTs--Flfm.
U. g. as...........lOi lIAhish & wilkes. ....lciis
o. s. s. exten iVj ... lU54SS. T.. y :. Y, 1lnts..-lls
U, s. as, coupons. llg Y. 7. bonds, nIsts--i5}t
U. s. Il, coupots..... 10 Y. Z. Land Grants. ~
Pacific "a Of 6J......l2l U. L. sinking lund
Central Pacific hrStS. llb5 Tex. tAc lAnd Rrs- 6s
Eds seconds.........,, 9SildO lilo GtaAd div. ~
RAILROAD BOSDS-strOnRGr.
STATE SEcUGIuEs-FGlily active; TeInt0ce new
declined to 50.
Louisiana consoIS. 6S vla;iula Gs.,...,,,..,.., &c
Missouri ts............ Virginia consOlS cI-
st. Joseph .....,..l09 TN mai. coupons. 10Y
Tennessee Gs........... " virginia ueIetEe1-'''
TCuneGSee 6s, new. 80 tx. div.
sToCKs-The general character Of the stock mar,
ket during the forenoon was tluggiAh aud the fore
moons business was o small fractional decline On
the nDi Jtity Of the stocks IS compared with the
closing prices Inst night Af,NT 1880 the market
became stronger Until the beginning OF the lat
hour, when there was decline,
In the Lass hall OF the last hour the market
became morD active aud strong, ald there was All
advance OF 1SaM per cent 10 many stocks, making
the highest pics Of the dly. Tho strength Of the
market this afternoon q iced II 1aRaS per cent.
above closing prices yesterday. u.
The stocks which shovel the most advance To-
day are Denver ~. LAckGwauna l, Michigan Cen.
tml Il, Lake Sh ifI e, New York Centrfl ~ and
ReGdiIElk per cent. The remainder Of the active
list was \ " u par cent higher than yesterday.
Among The SpeIlllu Colombo Coal advanced lA
pcF cest In the last hour 10 9, and Y. c. ], u
perez 1914 Alton &Tcrre llauie declined rs per
cent for the day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

A NASAL ipjeotos free With each bottle Of
shiloh's CaIarrh Remedy. Price so cents
Sold by MCI.ain BrOtheiS and Alex 7. Young
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

By DR.. FrsaieFs Msgic Ointment, Cures
as itby magic, Plmples Black Heads or
Grubs, BlotChes, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, hGd heauti.
fui. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Gore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, et0. TIL. -t
Sold by all druggists aud mailed on receipt
Of price, 5Oceuts. ..,-.
J. +. Shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Whe ling, and Il. K. McConahey, Agent OF
Bridgeport PAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

sLGgRLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Eh!loh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. Sid by McLain Brothers, bnd
Alex T. Young p&w,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

SEVERAL Madrid papers have been pun
ished for expressing in yelled but uumis.
taxable way, opinions as to the motives Of
The Queens recent departure from Spain
which are offensive to the King.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

IF Lord Bacon. as-some literary cranks
assert, wrote the plays attributed to Shake
gpesre merely as recreation from labor
ious toll, it is great pity he didn't recre.
ate more aud toll less.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

TuErY.Frvs pair OF os'lulold Eye-G!sss
frames weight onlyobe ounce-the highest
known aud the best and most comfortable
that can be worn. For sale by all leading
jewelers. GEd Opticians. NwF4w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

PHYslcrASs say It combines all The desider.
alta Of every isrruglnous tonic prescribed by
every school OF medicine. Browne 1ron
BItlers.. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

sH1toH's vITAEIzER Is Whist you need for
Constipation, loss Of Appetite, Dizziness ard
al symptoms OF Dysptp,la. Price 10 and %
cents per bot.ls. Sold by ACLain Brothers,
and Alex. 7. Young. pAW,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

CArAElH CURED, health and sweet breath
occurred BY EhiloLs Catgrrh Remedy. Price
90 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, aud Alex. 7. Young. DAw.
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Prom Emiuent DR.. IL. r. Hopsou, Mem.
nlilE. Tenn.

81 have made us, OF Co dsn's liquid Beef
Tonic In aeyessl cases OF consumption aud gen
crdrdeDiIitJ, and lay! f2u4d tstmir2bls ~ u
natritve food. ionic sud stimuiRaL" (Tdke
no other o. druggists. MwRAw
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THE Rev. George H. Thsyer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself aud wife owe our
lives to shiloh's Consumption Oure.n Sold
BY Mcl4Aln DEothers, and Alex. L. Young.
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are immensely strengthened by the use OF
Or. r V. Piesce's "Favorite preseription,l
which cures all female arrangements, and
gives toEe TO the ty.t.m. Sold by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

snLoH's CoUGH aud Consumption Cure is
sold by Us on a guarantee. Il cures con.
sumption. Sold by MoLain Brothers, and
Ajax. T. Young. r D4w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

~ employed some OF the belt physicians
here" wruty VIM. T. Tanner, vi Dtygon, y.
They all said my child onqid not live Tor three
weeks. 1t had 80 h;s in "a hours. We gave
1t Samaritan NeTins aud the medicine effect
ed permanent cure" Druggists. MwF&T.
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CRouP. WaoopIso CoUuH and Bronchitis
relieved BY shlloh's Cure. Sold
BY AeLain Brothers, and Alex. I. Young.
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Glts GatelIiqenfsr.
IN .TsiLIMI,JGuI,

dnIet ! y. % 50 q uit,eain 81 eSi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-29

THE genuine sARATooA Hon Rock sPRiNo
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the dozen,
bottle OF gallon. Address all orders 70 the
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga sPriugs,
NY. ...l- -4.H
]. y. shiTE ard Logan 4 Co., agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. McCOnAhsy Hgent at
Bridgeport. ~. DtW'
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Fob lame Back. s!laor pheat gse shiloh's
Porous Plaster. PHcs Is csn!g. Bold by Nc.
lain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young. ptW
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SUMNER MUSIC BOOKS
For Summer Resorts.

; Ycs, It Is undoubtedly good plsn TO take with
you 10 The summer home well ieIecttl vet Of mu.
he books iot singing and for playing.
For Singing take: H. ..lt
Gems Of English Song.
EnIArG,d Ed,iVu, Is boards. or 81 60 clo.h) tho
bit miIC' liam Gus lection q Popular SongB with
accompaniment, exiaht
Minstrel Songs, Old and New.
Is! boards 8! 70 CLOTH. Pest and only collection
Of the worIa wide. famous Plantation, jubilee aud
S!laHrel sontE.
Beauties Of Sacred Song.
p Isl bOAFds s260 cloth Admirable RsSembIARe
OF the sTeete' S1clcd l!iIcs. fiGno or Organ &C.
compartment
FOEyPlEYIrg take:
Musical FGNOrite.
tsl bonds, SlG9 CLOTH. New and very well
che. Gu Collection oil iGto pieces Of medium din.
cut.. -..,.-.ggE :
SETs g TR III N bSscg Zach u c SSSS'd' "
1hoveIy hrlSh'c Piano muiis pubiiihod. re.
erlptlqnA o. thirty other nrstCls collections tent
In freq md Nearly Ready:
= a GRAND BC OK OF WAR EONGs.
I'd. Camp Fires, aud ali G. A. r, meetings. Lo.k
Any bsok mSlIcd pcrtpald, for rtaIlplicc.
1- OLIVER DITSoN & CO., Boston.
Q. II nTT3oE & CO,
s67 NJ Gdwsy. kex York. Iels.I4v
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rlNANciAL AAp coMnEneIAL.


SRv yoaE, June .s-sbney 9AaS per cont
ciosei ii ~ per cent frimr mercantile paper 4A6k
SCI cent. sts;lilp Iycnahge bankers 1llls steady
Gt q IS; le;ztna q sSk.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-20
STABLE WRECKED.
Caused by Removing the Supporting
WaIIs-LOss about So, 1000.

Caused by Removing the Supporting
WaIls-LOss about 1000.
Yesterday afternoon about 4.45 o'clock,
the whole north end and part of the side
wall of j. Barkley 81 Brothers large brick
stable fell with tremendous crash. The
building, a two story brick about 60x2O
feet, is located about 20 feet from Fourth
street, and so feet from French street, from
which thorougefare extends a passage way
for horses and Wagons.
The rain yesterday beat against the bank
and loosed the ground which caved in and
caused the accident which is traceable en-
tirely 10 the thoughtlessness of j. P. d.
Seed d Son, contractor for l. D. Phillips s.
Son, who are having built large flour and
feed store at the Southeast corner OF Fourth
and French streets. Not long ago after a
heavy rain the new cellar had to be bailed
out before work was resumed, and the sug-
gestion was then made to brace the bank at
the side oil the stable
The building presents very unhealthy
condition. The second floor and roof are
split in the centre lengthwise, and are rest
ing on props midway between the story be-
low. The west wall is badly sprung, as is
also the remaining two walls. The second
floor came down on five loaded wagons, each
containing about 5000 worth of goods. All
OF the wagons with the exception of one
were removed without difficulty, the re-
naming one was unloaded Tut could not be
moved owing to the weight of the second
floor, which was resting partially on it.
The wrecked building was built about two
years ago by Bailey & Hughes and was one
OF the best and strongest built stables In the
city. The loss is estimated at 81, 900, which
will have to be met by the contractors of
Phillips & Sons building.
The daily gazette., 1883-08-20
JUDGE BLACK,
His Death Sunday Morning, ''in the Hope
of a BIesged Immortality

of a Blessed Immortality"
YORK, Pa, August 19.-Judge jeremiah
s. Black, died at 10 minutes past 2 o'clock
this morning. Though not unexpected, his
death was sudden and was a shock to the
community. On Saturday morning he
seemed somewhat better, but the improve
ment was too slight to justify hope for his
recovery. An unfavorable change began
about o'clock in the afternoon, and he
gradually grew worse, but remained con-
scious almost to the end, and died peace
fully. From the beginning of his Illness
Judge Black believed that he would never
recover, and was perfectly resigned. Mrs.
Judge Black, Lieutenant Governor Chaup-
cey F. Black and wife, Mr.. Henry Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hornsby, A. B. Farquhar and
DR.. Misenheider were present.
Numerous kilograms of coincidence have
been received. The funeral will take place
on Tuesday at 5 p. m. His remains will be
inferred ut Prospect Hill Cemetery.
DIR. Powers, of the Christian Church,
Washington, has been summoned, and will
probably offfciate at the funeral.
Shortly before Judge Black died he said
to his wife: How can fear to cross the
dark river when my Father waits me on the
other shoreg" and added "Would / were
as comfortable about all l leave behind un-
finished in this world p and then breathed
the following earnest prayer 80 Thou be-
loved and most merciful Heavenly Father,
from whom l had my being and in whom
have ever trusted, if it be Thy will, grant
that my suffering end and that speedily be
called home to Thee; and OIL bless and
comfort my Mary"
The daily gazette., 1883-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.
AFFAIRS OF NOTE IN AND
AROUND TOWN..
SUDDEN FALL OF A BUILDING.
DIR. Marks Gives his Congregation an In
teresting Account of Some of his Obser-
vations In Canada.

At Hanover Presbyterian Church yester-
day morning, the Rev. DIR. Marks occupied
the pulpit, after an absence of two weeks,
and preached very able and instructive
sermon from Luke, 18th chapter, first verse:
"And it came to pass that, as He was pray
ing in a certain place, when He ceased, one
of his disciples said unto him, Lord teach
us to pray, as John also taught his disci-
ples.'"
After the sermon he told his hearers
about his visit, where he had been and what
he saw. He stated that he spent nearly all
of his time in the Dominion of Canada. He
gave good account of the spread of Pres
byterianism in Canada. At Halifax he saw
several large Presbyterian churches, and
everywhere the Sabbath day was observed
as it should be-as day of quiet and rest
He preached in the city of Quebec last Sab
bath morning morning in DIR. Mathews
church and was much pleased with the peo-
pie. He visited many other cities and towns,
and at Prince Edwards Island, where he
asked gentleman II there were and Presby-
terians, the reply was, "they were as thick
as blackberries." He stated that there was
no place in this country, according to the
population, that exceed that city In intelli-
gence and good manners.
He said our people had much to learn in
this respect from their Canadian neighbors.
hS lOT eAaluplel uo WAS passing along The
road, taking drive one day, and found
that he was approaching school house. 1t
was recess and the children were at play.
AS they drew near he observed the children
forming line, and was at a loss to know
what it meant, but it was soon explained,
for as they passed the boys took off their
hats and the girls their bonnets, and all
made bow. He said it did him much
more good than it did them, and he
stopped and told them so. The
driver said he had been passing
that school house for twenty-five years, and
that was the way the children always be-
haved. He never saw fight or heard one
swear. DR.. Marks says wherever he went
the boys would take off their hats and the
little girls would kiss their hands. He said
we might learn lesson from such conduct.
He said he felt awkward in company as the
people were SO polite and mannerly. 1t was
evidence of high order of good breeding
such as we are not used to, or do not prac-
tice. His remarks were listened to with a
great deal of pleasure. He concluded by
saying that he had learned much, and no
doubt he would be the better able hereafter
to preach with more simplicity and effec-
tiveness. He had gained in strength and
knowledge during his absence.
DIR. Marks is now in the prime of life, and
his ministry has been such as will endear
him to any people over whom he may be
placed. His congregation here appreciate
his worth as minister of the Gospel, and
desire that he may live long to ''break unto
them the bread of life."
The daily gazette., 1883-08-20
BEATEN, THREE TO ONE.
SATURDAYS CONTEST WITH
THE BROOkLYNS.
A SPLENDID EXHIBITION GAME.
Good Playing but Had Luck for the Home
Olub-The League and Association Clubs
Notes.

In the Quickstep- Brooklyn game, SaJur-
day afternoon, a bad overthrow by Albert,
In the first inning, and an overthrow by
Lawrence, in the second, gave the Brook
lyns two unearned runs. Their third run,
in the ninth inning, was fairly earned. The
Quicksteps had beautiful chance for one
or more runs in the sixth inning, wheL
Kennel opened with an elegant two baser,
and started home on O'Brien's daisy
cutter to centre field. 1t was not
long enough hit to send him
across she home plate, as was apparent to
everyone In the audience, but Captain
Waitt stood by and never attempted to stop
him at third, as he should have done. The
ball was quickly fielded, and he was easily
put out at the home plate. Had 1t not been
for this msmanagement there is no telling
how many runs this inning might have
yielded.
In all other respects the game was in
tensely interesting, and was exciting
throughout. The Brooklyn battery was
Kimber and Corcoran, while the new players,
Henry and st. Lawrence, acted for the home
club, and showed up we'll. The pitching
was effective, only the heavy hitters of the
mines getting in their work. For the home
club Smiley, Waitt and O'Brien made
singles, while Kennel got in two doubles
and Benners a beautiful three-bagger, on
which he scored. For the Brooklyn, Cor
coran made one hree-bagger and two
singles, Schenck double and single, Fen
nelly a two-bagger and Householder two
singles. Altogether the Quickstep made six
with total of ten, and the Brooklyn eight
with total of twelve.
The fielding, except in the first two In
nings, was almost faultless, and made the
game one well worth looking at. Keiznel
took seven fly balls at centre field aud Ben.
ners captured three at right. The infeld
also played perfectly, barring Albert's bad
throw in the first inning. Intense excite
ment prevailed in the ninth inning when
Benners started off with his three baser and
O'Brien went to first on balls. The latter
was forced out at second and, although
Benners scored, two other players went out
in quick succession and retired the side.
The audience numbered about 600. The
full score is as follows: