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Items About thesSrviea, NJ The inherent
,Chufehes Tomorrow.


Chufehes To.moFrow.
Al Ct. Mathews Church services will DO
held ct l0:S0 A. u and 7:Se =. n tomorrow.
There will be preaching IN the First Pres.
tyterien church t,.mirfow ty the pastor,
kev. D A. Gum nj ham, D. D., at l02Q 4. 4,
and At 7;s0 P u 20,
There will be quarterly meeting It the A.
u. 3 Church, Market ttreeI, tomorrow,
sefvi e. tt II A H., 81 u, and 1880 =. n. A
cordial Invitation Is exttt ded tail.
RI. 'm'th, Of New Lisbon, o ! will preach
at the Disciples Church tomorrow at II A. n.
and T:3OP n. Sunday School at 10 A. N 8.
9. Nsyior, Superintendent. A cordial inyi-
tation extended TO all. -=
There will be no services In the Zion'G
Lutheran Church tomorrow, the past jr, Rev.
o. Meerwein, tGylpg gone to Cleveland
TO participate In the de ic4tion Ct Lulh.
eran Church in that city.
At the Epglish Lutheran Church corner o.
Sixteenth and ChApline streets, services will
be held as 1880 A. NJ, conducted by Rev. ].
A. Lancaster, and II 7:30P NJ, by Rev. Z,
DAviSo.. Sunday School OF 2P.N.
AtZtne Erect N. Z. Church tomorrow
morning at 1880 Rsv. Mr.. Fitzpatrick will
tall the people about the Bottom rock, and in
the evening at 7A5, about tbs old slave
driver Piobstioners' meeung ct $50 A. n.
Sunday School at2P.M.
Atthe Fourth Street NJ. E. Church there
will be quarterly meeting services Sunday.
Love feast at 9:s0 o'clock A. Y. Communion
services at 1890. Preaching by the Presid %
Elder, Rev. E W. Ryan, at 1880 P. " Sun.
dsy School at2P.N Young peoples prtyei
me- ting Mondsy ~ 7:S0RH.
Frat Bsp,ist Church. corner Twelfth and
Byron ,tteet, preaching to morrow ty the
plst1r, Rev J. B. Muiford; at 1879 A. ",
"Dsliyer US from Eyi"-the ninth iermoH Of
the course on the Lords Prayer. sabbsti
School at 2 o'clock. Theme at 1880 P. N
''The Future Sit iof Redeemed Humanity
st hangers INVITED.
The German N. E Church will have Chill,
dren's Dsy u morrow. Services at 10l6 A.
N. Adds, sses for the occasion y Prof. J. y.
Weidman and Rev. 3 A. Borchard, and at
P. N. several addrsis and singing y the
school. III the evening there will be services
at 1880 O'Clock in the Fog iSh language, by
Miss Lizzie Btyl, Of this city. All are III
yited, Seats Tree.
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Z. W. AMICR,S CnRAP COUNTER.

100 Pairs wOmen's Hid aud Morocco
Button N $i,s5.
Shoes At $l.OO.
NE or r The above odd lots 10 close
J. W. AMlIK's,
lI4S Main, Near Twelfth street.
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aRAnnE xcuRaIoN 10 onIoAao,
Pan handle Roat.. wednesday, June
Goth, 1853.

Tha Pan Handle Route will run enc d
liz popular Cheap Excursiors TO chlca'
50 on above data. Ticket will b
good going on regular rains OF June
10th good 70 E,t1rn utt,l Monday, June
18th, 1883. inclusive. Fare for the round
thp from Wheeling only eight dollars Thli
will be the last op or unity to ylsit the
great Exposition OF Railway Appliances d
Chicago, which closes June 2Sd. For paftic'
ular Information 10 regard TO time OF tfains,
eta, apply 10 the Agettht Wheeling.
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rnE Tgy HOUR LAW
To be Enforced In the sail Mills OF This
DIhtrict.

District.
A meeting Of nailers representing nearly
all OF the nail factories In this district was
held in tie hall OF the nailsrs
lodge OF the AmalGsmated Association, on
Market tire, last mig t Ia the cases Of
mills which were not represented the views
OF Inc nailen were communicated by t4lt-
graph, The mA ter under consideration was
The ten hour rule. A general inert hange Of
opinions took rlace, and It was discovered
mat there was q unanimous feeling In favor
Of the enforcement OF the ten hour role
adopted at the lat scale convention. The
trouble among the sleusenyille nailers, who
refused TO enforce the rule, was discovered
10 have originated from q Misunderstanding
Il the situation. Il was resolved TO enforce
the rule In all the mills fIr the present.
This Is victory for the kicking FEEDER,
without being ueieat for the nailers, for
The latter were by a large majority in favor
OF eniorcisg the rule, but did net propose 70
have one mill run on the TIA hour System
and Others on the eleven hour.
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Ii addition t, tae large number OF Anna.
tears u appear at the Prize Tournament to.
night, the management have secured the ser.
vices OF Mr.. +. O. Osborne, the clever ven.
tnloquiit, msgieian End mesmerist, who will
positively appear In one OF his pleasing an
terthnment& Also Mr.. Andy 9tetozer, club
swirgsr, Jacob Reid, comic. singer, Ja oh
Gauber, club swinger, and Keet ng and Har-
ment. All participant, srs no aes'eI 10 Re
atrehearsal al 2o'clCck sharp this sitsh DON.
Reserved sfats on sale OF Sheib's muse STR.
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John Eelly, Esq Sheriff Of diego county,
N. Y, tsys tnst flf years be bad been con
Itlnt sufferer from rneumatl m Of the knee,
aud could not sleep. He applied St. Jacobs
OH, and that night be slept Is peacefully q
an Infant ltepfed him.
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III. Inmes nolcl ArriyaIs.

" Hickman, s., westch'IJ Y R ckwcll westch'i
J T Rob!, O leafs Roads VIC hummer. Cindnnat
N 2 Corylr, sbArpSy!lle Brehm, Baltimore
Wis Heish ClItksbutg 7 g ults Well'burg
r K Griffin, city Myert, ttty
T 4 DanIcl., T,rou.o,0 Geo Pugb, Toronto o
= Lightntr, Sabint,O MSS Lighinsr snhlni
O Il AcCorkee, Toledo NJ Kirk, L -pttnyheld, {
W y @ rangers, Jaulespw II y Gieoe, Erie, "a
y DUNN. SisleBv lie Hauntn, Ialem, o
Henry Lo 9, Baltimore a Rutter, Baltimore
A Bell, BSllmole N Walner, city
j Warn, r. city JCoul lind, Mt ll"asant
s Coleman, Mt Fl asant " Applcgat Wtllsb'rl
J q Bell, RMS II Ayem0nt, CincinnaM
v Phrr II, Anderson Jas WilSon, AUundSville
Geo Jon s, uoundSyilli q EwIilsy, Pittsburgh
r T Robinson, Louisville W l. WesI4 ", MAlamorai
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PYExIA, sEPrIR ia, ScRoFuLA and other form
Of blood pol'ooii Tesii! ting 10 glandulAr swell
Scesses, caIbuncles, IumoiS ulcerS snre4 and Lklt
elupuons are speedily neutnlEtd and expelled b.
the Cu,IcuR ReIoiyrnt, tho new bio ID purlher
while the Gkin u cieRnstd Of all Ghhguring t1mon
the great skin cures. Cuticura ResolVent Abso
lutely destroys disease germs, which float In Thu
blood, urine and pen pi ration-there Is M doubt
about II and expElS them through The bowels
kihnRys and n0fnS NJ Tho ATTN
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Just received. 80 deE,n light thin gloves
all eolors and at all priceii 100 dozen ladies
and children's hose 10 cents; the incest lo
q fans ever presented In the city, from one
cent 10 one dollar. Thin dress goods In great
abundance at all prices, from 3 cents mp
10, 600 bolts wall paper al cents. Chpsts a
almost your own prices, Tor ossh; Cali soon
AZ JOIN RoEMER'a.
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BEST BLOOD PURIFlER.

have used your nutIcun remedies In several
cases OF kfEemS, Mist aud m Talter, and cured
them All. Your Cut urt Re- olVent, 10 far a ny
SupplJ allow me II tat II has IN my hGndS, oT,
90 ded In et1cACy AMI en- ilncy any Alternative
N GOD punderl lhAye EVER made use Of
In an active prao Ice Of % years duration
4 n. y KER, 4. D.
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TRE :LINsLY BOYS
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE CAPITOL,
lsrIllI.lt Observation-Disclosures Which
I,dis.ts prcsr,. On II, Psrtoft the Paplh,
AndRa ct Credit on the sehool-fhs
coed Wak Of u. ls,tituts.

The h,ll OF TIE House OF D Delegates, at the
stit, House, was crowded last evening with
an audience composed Of tie most cultured
people In the city, the occasion being the
closing exercises OF the Linsiy Institute The
Lins y Inslit lts was founded by Noah Linsly,
who made provision In his will for the est,t-
lishment Of school on what was known rs
the IIaneaStriau Iystem. Under the name Of
the LancaAtrian Academy chaI ter was oe-
ined In tn. wear 1914, and until the year
| 1921 the sand. oOx method OF teaching wbs in
vogue During the last five years the school
has been more prosperous tuan ever before.
A more advanced system OF education hsh
been adopted, and ths aim has been TO prt :
pare students for college, The higher schools
uf science or business Thorough instfuc-
lion Is given in The English, classical,
scientific and preparatory branches, and
every facility for thorough education Is
afforded. Tie proper and funds OF the It.
stitute are valued 1t aIout twenty-five thou
sand dollars, and these are sublsct . the
action OF the Board Of Trustees. Rev. DR.
Mcclure Il President OF the Board, Hon. O
d. Hubbard Is the Treasurer and Daniel
Lamb, z q, iStse eecretary. The remainir
members are Hon. !. Brady, Hon. A. J.
Simpson, A. W. Campbell, Robert Crangle,
Augus tus Pollock aud John J. Jones. There
wer. ole hundred ard twenty -one students
In t.endance during the year. The majority
OF tLtse wsrs from Wheeling, yet West Alex
ander, Boney's Point Elm Grove, Leather
wood, Moundsville, B nSood, MARITIME Ferry
and other surrounding towss were well rel
resented. Messts. Cooper, DuyRl, W pasor
Palmer and Gwynn came daily by the morn
ing ain from Wellsburg, aud re urned ID
the afternoon. The railroads leading ) the
city issne school tickets, and as tldents IRON
distance generally cary their lunch, the
cost OF attendance IS not much In excess Of
the price charged for tuition. Its expectd
that the attendance from the peiehboriDl
towns will be greater next year than ever BE-
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rncrmome,er Record.

The following shows the range OF the ther.
,,er,stsr. AZ deserved Of Schnepfs drug
s,o No Opera House corner, yesterdays;
Iou.SP. A7RM,I71.N.l2 MSR y. i'm,
so 81 81 Ga - "
M INDICATIONS
yvIsutSG1oN, D. O., June Il. lao 4. NJ
poy ranfle sSee and tho Ohio Valley and Lower
fSto Region, slightly warmer and partly
e,epdy weather, local rains variable Winds.
general south TO west iaillog ps.roTe!et.
i iy REGION by fisirg baremtt:r.
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GREATENr ON EARTH.

CUTIcuRA RENIDIn are the greatest medicines
on eAr1h Had the worst case Salt hhtum III this
county. Ny mother had II twenty yeAfs, and In
fact died from e. believe Cuticura would have
covered for lhreo years which nothing relieved or
cured until used the CuunurA ResolYent Inter,
nllly. and 'utlcura and Cuiicura 8osp externally
EEWlRK. q. ]. W AnAMH.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED,

WASNHTnED-GLASS MANUFACTU.
a p'tsy wASlsg TO orEIn'lO a company to man.
uiacsure Elaa in a town In Southern Pspn,vlv.rI,
having the advantages Of cheap labor, ireIshu and
issbl eved plenty Of good lterlal dOIrs to ro,rs
sPond WIN some one understanding The business
who would be willlpE 10 tarush part Of tho cspI.
tai aud undertake the mInHEsmeut. The ci,l.euSo Of
the town 10 furnish the bGlAueO of the capital
Address. giving reference.
At the Office OF the Wheeling TSrELi iGLStz
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received this week large line OF mems
Button, Congress and low cut shoes, suitable
for the sea.on. An inspection will satisfy
any one thAt have the best stock In the city
aud ut the lowest prices. l.. v. BLOND.
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TO Baleru and oroeera.

Headquarters for Vienna Pressed Yeast
will DO found with MeClusky. Oyster Depot
Orders left there wi receive prompt stten'
tim. VIENNA PEEisED YEAsr o..
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EOR SALE

A valuable Farm Of $50 acres for sale, stu.
stsd on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ". Va,
8 miles from B. & o. R. B. station, Is miles
from Wheeling, on good road, all in grass,
and in high state Of cultivation; one.hAli
mile from school, convenient 10 mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit we'll
wa.ered. To be sold In one tract or In mar.
nels. For further particulars call on or nd.
Glen Easton, Marshall Co.. W. Va
Mantinn this nan,r iA2N.n.v
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Cu,rlGIlRA RFNllLYENT.

cn,lcnra, and Gulirura sosp, told everywhere
ResolveAt. 8 70 per bottle iuiicufa soap Is ca
CuLicurA having Soap, Is CD.
Potter l,rug aud Chemical Co, Boston.
myle VSAW f 7'Tl7
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will offer this week come real bargains
In ladies shoes, walking shoes and Alippers.
Cali early while We have full sssortment
j. V. BLOND,
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

E.The half has not been told Al 70 the great cura.
i've powers Of tie Cutcu q Remedies. 1hAye paid
hundreds o. 6ollars for medicines 10 cure dbeascS
Of the blood Ahd Niin. and never found anything
yet 70 EQUAL the CuticufP RemedleA
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srEuBEsvILLH.

/ sTErBESvtLLR. It.
The foundation for the new U. P. Church
has been oomplsttd. The building will cost
10000. Is-. Nl
Itstt,t,i thst several weddings will AXE
place as soon as tae @ ngrsgational Church Ia
completed.
A large amount OF wheat Is being shipped
to this CITY from the vicinity Of Parken-
burg, W. Va. r5 at -f,.r4.
The Democratic County Convention will
be held to.dsy to nominsts cour ty officers
and elect delegates 10 ttest Convention.
The Seminary building will be rsmjdelsd
during vacation, and DR.. fem wi be at-
sisted the coming t.rm va gentleman from
Boston.
The Ohio Yall,y Clay Company Is improv-
ing and enlareing its works The company
Is turning out superior work In the shape Of
glass pot. ...r.. III
The High school commencement exercises
were held vest 'rdGy afternoon In the Second
Plest yLerl N Churcn. About one thousand
people were present. The class numbered
twer ty-three.
On the GOTH inst the Newark Pigeon Flying
Club, OF Newark, N. will fly number OF
birds .or the Andrew Albright przs Of fry
dollars In gold. The air lire dat iuoe frou,
this city To Eewa /, N. J., Is 1897 miles. All
the cluos OF the New York Federation Dir
t'ict and Pigeon Fanciers are cordially In
vited TO p.rticips e. All birds are " be
cour tsr.marked The distance will be meas-
ured upon the official map and the iverage
ably that large number OF birds will be en-
tered. The birds will be liberated early Oh
the morning OF June 20 h. by Geo. Sterling,
OF this city. A number Of birds frlm New
York arrived last evening, and will be lib.
Grated on Sunday morning
MIYGo JUNCTION.
Mr.. Dave Ingler Is in Bellaire.
Mipgo elects new mayor to.dey.
Mr.. Chris. Bat b, OF Wheeling, was among
the mill men here yett,rday.
The feeders OF the Junctionir iron works still
work on the ten hour sy tam.
The Junction Iron Company Is building
large shed over the ore ctushera.
The cold machines were net working YET
ter oy on accoui OF being shoit OF iron.
THY will be of to-day.
MIR. Will Figl, itf' tsrdsy for A lliance,
wher- he has q eel 10 aposit,on In the ham
mer works I that place.
The strawberry festival given al the Pret-
byterian church last 1ig; was success both
socially and financially.
BRILLIANT.
Five arrests were made since saturd. y last
The Sabbath School will have a festival on
Friday the 18th.
Mis- Mary Flaherty has returned home
from a short visit TO Bellaire. zWI
Mr.. john Mccormick. OF the @. & p, 10
building residence on High street
A grand festival will be given by the Wan.
bay Tribe l. OR N. at tho sch0ul house on
Saturday, Juhe q. Agood time Is anticir
mated, ....
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GENERAL NOTICES,
CEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals. will be received at the ONCE Of
8 N. Howard. nthitect, twhere plans and ~ cid.
cations may be SEEM for the erection Of III add.
lion 10 Madison (ses,nth waidI tchOol Building.
Bids must specify that contract will be O mplcted
by The 18Th VI August, 1859. The committee re.
serve the right 10 reject any or all bids.
W. A. WILSON,
Chairman Committee on Buildings and GROUNDS.
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The time for receiving proposals. for the above
work has been extended until Monday, June 18th,
at o oil OK p. N.
iull ~ w A. WILSON, Chairman.
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DRY GOODS.
II RS +
BREAK

There is no reason to wait till
after July to make reductions We
deem it best to give our patrons an
opportunity tobuy now, before the
season is TOO far advanced and as.
mrtments broken. To that end
we have made SWEEPING RE-
UUCEIONS on all
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nor SALE
E'oR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Right hundred and twenty.onc acres Of sna,,
timbered land about ave miles southeast Of IfSS,
Ton Z, HI W. Va, on the wRteB Of the Elk Riyef
be aoAted down Elk River 70 market, AISo E0s6
acres Of tmbered land In Pony county, TenneSysss
", v. H0iE 4 BRO
on 1900 Market RtrNet
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raE WORK or THE 1NsrrrurE.

The I.insly Is earning reputation for Its
success In preparing hoyJ for eastern colleges
as we'll as for the higher schools OF science.
List year It's students were admitted 10 Hal
ward, Princeton, Troy, University Of Virginia,
Washing IN and Jefferson ind othef colleges,
and In no csse did ttudens fall t. pa 8 the
entrance examinations. Probably not les
than tan OF this years students will enter
college in September. They have bten prt-
pared especial y for the various colleges
which they wish 10 enter, and they are Q
claS OF students who will do honor TO the in
TIT 4tion ard t. the city which they rspr,-
sent. The ms joriy Of Lus b yAhow.ytr,who
attend tie | 81 utisi never go TO college
Such yss drilled In the common English
branches, aud are prepared for the active
dut es life. ...s
The Linsly ert,,t .inmentI have become 50
popular OF late y Ears I rat the large hall oil
the Institute building Is no longer able to
conlAi "a people who attend them. Last
year numbers were not able TO gain admit
t nce ut all, while those who were 50 foit :.
nst rs TO ct within TIE hall were crowded
almo.t beyohd endurance. This year tie
faculy wisely concluded to change
the place Of holding the entst.
isinmsu,, ana trough the eourteiy OF Gov
ernor ,ckson and JGnttor VolIz the ball OF
the House OF Delegates was secured. A.
though the seating capacity OF the room was
Ava be, dred. yet even 30 mary sedti were
NJ sufficient Tor the crowd whicn gathered.
Uader the arrangements, however, OF tie
gentlemanly ushers the pes: Of order PR.
vailed, aud the whole programme was lislet-
| to with marked station.
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Last SIGHTS EXERCISES

The programme was interSt ersed with noe
oper. tic selections rendered " the Opera
House orchestra, which relieved the mt
motor and added much to the enjoyment
OF tse audience. Rev. DR.. Cunningham
made 40 appropriate opening prayer.
Mr.. Ashley cooper. whose ess'y was
given the place Of honor At the
be d OF The programme, had for his th,m,
Luck" and on this he made q very pleasing
psper. Mr.. John A. Lindeman followed with
recitation, 'The List Hymn" which was
well delivered. The third number was an
original grafton on Character" by Z. A.
Hildreth, Jr. which was composition Of d
high order. Wilbur 3. Smiths essay oa"The
Present Age" ~Rs also Of an unusually able
character, a. d was deliv red with force and
grace. Frank Hupps recitation. "rne
Death Bed OF Benedict Arnold" sut-
tanned tie reputation he has already won
as an embiyo orator OF PROMISE Will O.
Hildreth INDUCED his poetic bent, aud co; :
tribut.d t. the tnielt iDment tome very
creditahle original verses under the car tlon
Of "Ny Home.n Aeoncert recitation y the
memb. rs Of the Young America ;0cieiy was
rendered in good sly e, aud they set au ex-
ample wol thy OF imitation ty some OF their
tinctueSs OF their individual voices. Robei I
L, Criswels essay on 1.-The II huepce oil
Nipd" was generally pronounced one OF tb.
best things On the programme, sharing bis
nOnor with the original GRAFTON ty Robert
Hszlett jr, o. "rhe Progrs, u Man"
John L. Roem9r in his reoits tim.
How he saved 81. Michssl's," showed
that he was not content TO re- t " his for
mer laurels, but has been improving his
talents ~ declaimer. Indeed, the enter
tainm ant as whole showed commendable
impr yemens on th- part VI the ylung gen.
t!enen taking pat and ,pIke aell for the
training afford, d Y the Institute.
Ibe performance concluded with avery
funny little fl, &c, "Cour.ing Melinda" In
whicn John A. Lindeman, Frank B. Klieyss,
James n. McAdanls and Andrew Hare
won the plsujits OF the audience, Mr.. Lndt-
man especially. by his perfect make up and
cnnsnmmata acting rs Melinda Mark"
bringing down the house.
The audience was ytiy liberal with az:
plause, and the perf'rmtfs were pr.seuttd
with bouquets, bit not in suc quantities ss
to enable Them TO set up as rivals TO the Fs-
male Collrgs girls
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/ lnE Commissioners have ordered tolls n
be reduced on the National Road, in Belmont
county, Ohio, to begin June 0h, as tolloEs;
For QUE horss ard buggy, tan cents; for two
horses and buggy, twel ty cents. This news
will be ,ec ived With pleasure ~ v heeling
people who drive oct that wsy, aud there are
| a r,ond mar y nf thanl
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BXLLAIRE.

Mrs. Moaahau, Of the Second ward, yse-
terdGy morning dislocat.d her shoulder by q
Eall nm ntni.a nj her hnma
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The National Came.

Chicago, 5.-Over 5000 people wit
messed the formal opening Of the league
session Of this city, on the grounds Of
the Chicago Baao Ball Cub, which aEs
claimed by many TO be the best represen-
tation ever thrown open to 3 devoted
game. The DatFoit's took the game in
the ninth inning With oGe run to spare.
The grounds parIake Of the character of
an ampiGhestre, the audience being COM
pletelyghoused, and the grounds SO ar,
ranged that no ore save the players
can appear upon sDy portion OF them.
Above the grand stand proper, is s row
of boxes for the uae Of the press, and
those attending ia parties. The grand
stand and sll other portions of the en-
closed wood work have been richly
decorated, so that the view from any
point is pleasing to the eye. The game
was sharply contested till towards the
close, and after the third man should
have been out by fly TO the left field,
dropped by Dalrymple, single and
double following, gave the victory TO the
visitors. SeOre-ChicsRo's one in the
second and fourth; total 2. DetrOiL's ore
in the first snd second aud ninth; lolsI s,