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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-28
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Tri-state Clubs standinE-sNturday
Gnmcs-Gencral Ball News.

The Tri-state Clubs standing-Saturiny'
Games-GenernI Ball News.
The end of the fifth week of the Tri-
State League season finds Wheeling still
in the lead in therace for the champion
ship. The end OF this coming week
will probably see Columbus or Lima in
the lead, and whether Wheeling will
ever again be ut the head OF the column
is n question that many are inclined to
answer in the negative. This week
it will play two games with Lima, three
with GAINESVILLE and two with Columbus
all strong teams. The Wheeling men
appear to have forgotten how to bat and
this together with the loss OF two games
Mt Jackson makes it very easy to infer
that they will be doing quite well II they
get two out of the seven games to be
played. Columbus will have m easy
time OF it in getting three straight from
Canton, which is in badly crippled con-
dition, and Lima can dispose OF Sandusky
with but little trouble. Lima has been
greatly strengthened OF late and many
predict that she will win the pennant.
The following table shows the first five
teams well punched and the race is get
ing to be pretty one:
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DRINK NIalto at soda fountain,


The memorable heights OF Lookout no
longer need a toilsome climb to reach
them. Everyone familiar with the
famous battlefields about Chattanooga
will be interested in the announcement
of the Queen & Crescent route (Cincin-
natl Southern railway that on May 27,
% and 20 excursions ut the very low
rate OF One Cent per mile will be run to
Chattanooga for the opening Of the new
standard gauge railroad to the mountain
top. Tickets will be good to return
until June 2. Arrangements are being
perfected for the running OF cars through
to the summit from Cincinnati via
Queen 4 Crescent route without change.
For any details needed address nearest
coupon ticket agent or N. @. Kerr, Cen
trail Travelling Passenger Agent, Cincin-
natl, o.
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At Lima Saturday, the Wheeling club
was almost swiped out OF existence.
The Lima boys had a very easy time Of
it, defeating Wheeling by score of IS
to Il and this was done with Knauss in
the box. Knauss is reported to have
pitched a fairly good game up to the
ninth inning when the men in blue and
old gold scored nine runs on four hits, a
home run, two errors by Knauss and
one by Brodie and Lemons. Wheeling
was unable to find 0'Brien's balls to any
appreCiable extent. 0tterson made a
great one hand catch and stop. Staple
ton and Stephens played well. Wheel
ing scored on Stephens base on balls, a
put out at first and Yaik's single. At
tendance 600. Score:
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entire campaign, and every one knows
that the struggle is for life.
The civil government pays her soldiers
stipulated sum as wages and will allow
certain pensions to be paid under given
contingencies. Even though the Gov
eminent may do more in this respect
than she at first promised, yet the best
reward she is able to make is but poor
return for the loss of q limb or other
wounds that impair usefulness, or the
loss Of the lives Of loved ones, when the
pension is paid to surviving friends.
Not so with the soldiers Of the Cross OF
Christ. Eternal life in glory is their re.
ward. Have you enlisted as soldiers OF
the CROSSE II not, will you not enlist
now2 Veterans are needed in the ranks
of Christ's army,
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Annnn IN MhnelInr on sloel..

The gentlemen who ut one time held
stock in the Wheeling Oil Company anG
disposed OF it are sorry they did not hole
it. NIessrs. G. p. Brown and L. l.. Rose,
of the company, returned Saturday
evening from visit to the territory con
trolled by the company. They brought
news that well No. 3 on the Maxwell
tract had come in at o'clock and was
flowing 65 barrels M hour when they
left. No. . is making steady flow Of
about IS barrels per hour.
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Miss Nellie sedgwick, of st. ClaiBvilIe,
is visiting Miss Alma Chessell, Of Third
street.
Miss Maggie Dunning, OF Wheeling,
was the guest Of Miss Kate Ralston over
Sunday.
Rev. l, S. Winters yesterday preached
memorial sermon to to the q. A. r. in
the NJ. L. church.
No bidders could be found for the S..
500 worth OF school bonds offered for salt
Saturday by the clerk Of the city Board
of Education.
The funeral OF Miss Eliza Cow, vii,
died on Friday last, took place yesterda!
afternoon, the remains being entered il
Weeks cemetery.
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BELLAIRE.
Tho May Festival Closcd-Personals-yn1.
Gus Local News,

Tho May Festival closcd-PersOnals-v
Gus Local News.
NJ. E. Pearson will go to Findlay to
live. ="
Apart of the nail works will so on thi,
week. '''''
Gus schick and family 90 to North
Baltimore this week to live.
Rev. W. A. Williams preached to tbo
G. A, r. yesterday morning. '
William F. Green, Of Powha,ap wos
appointed iailor at st. Clairsyille. We"
Nicholson Bros. say their street pav
ing contract will take 100000 bricks F"'
Harry B. White lectures to.piub, in
City Hall on Liquor, Labor and Wa.
ges."
D. Nicklin, Manager OF the Bellairo
fruit jar works, was in Minerva over
Sunday.
Miss Ada Sherman was here Yesterday
and conducted services at the fBt X
Z. church.
Edward Robinson and Louis Over
have gone on n two weeks visit 10
Muncie, Ind.
Will Smith, son OF D. J. Smith, has
gone to North Baltimore to manage
glass works there.
Mr.. Billiard will go with Mr.. C. II. Over
TO Muncie. He has accepted Il position
in the Muncie window glass works.
John Graham is laid up at home. He
received painful injuries at the nail
works by one of the dinkey engines.
Philip Milbaugh, who claimed he was
knocked down and robbed here, must BE-
mistaken, us he was not here and no one
heard any disturbance.
Another boy at the Stamping Com.
pany's works, by the name Of Barr, had
his index finger taken Off on SATURDAY
morning in one OF the presses.
"Bird" Grow could not give bond IA,
his appearance on charge Of buying
beer for o. Bridgeman's boy and was
taken to the St. Clairsville jail.
Saturday night wound up gala week
for Bellaire. The Fair closed with bic
boom, and was financial success. An
auction will be held tonight to close
everything out.
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Tho RabIes CIV for II.

And the old folks laugh when they fine
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, is more easily
taken, and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. II
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, stom'
ach, and Bowels, while it arouses them
70 a healthy activity, Sold by Logan &
Co., Anton P, Hess, II. b. Burt and O.
Menkemiller. At Bellalre by NJ. n,
Mercer,
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SPRING and Summer Stock just re-
ceived-thC largest and most complete
In the city, consisting Of Suitings, Panta:
lOOningS and 0rCrcOatingS, which will
be made up in the latest Of styles and ut
the lowest reasonable prices. First
class work and 1T guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties OF the season.
Just received, 80 dozen more of our
popular White Shirts, rc.cnlOrced both
front and back. They are the best SOC.
Shirt made. Large line OF Fancy Flan'
mel Shirts from SOC. upwards.
C. HESS Il SONS,
Nos. 1891 & 1928 Market Street.
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Lon NIosInnnwny Guilty.

In Part OF the Circuit Court satur
day, in the case of the State vs.. Lor
McManawGy, indicted for resisting ar
officer, verdict OF guilty was rendered
and the court imposed fine Of $50 and
costs and sentenced the defendant tC
Jail for thirty days.
In the case against McManaway, in
dicted for assault, verdict OF guilty
was rendered and the prisoner was sen.
fenced to pay fine OF so and costs and
go TO jail for fifteen days.
In the case against McManaway, in
dieted for carrying concealed weapons,
there was verdict of guilty, and q fine
Of SIS and costs WIS imposed.
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The Scale Committee OF the Amalga-
mated Association will be appointed this
week. A meeting will be held Mt the
headquarters in Pittsburgh on next
Thursday morning. By that time all the
lodges are to have IN the general office
their recommendation as to what shall
be the scale submitted to manufacturers
for next year.
From these reports the Scale Commit
tee will decide upon n scale Of wages,
which will be laid before the convention.
The officials OF the association refuse to
say what the basis OF the scale will be.
A largely attended convention is ex-
nected this wear,
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Miss Annie Hess was not candidate
for the position Of the May Queen Of the
Arion Society in the election held last
week, having refused to allow the use Of
her name, and was not present at the
club house last Friday night when Miss
sowders was crowned Queen. Not being
present Miss Hess was not, naturally,
crowned as one OF the Maids of Honor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-05-28

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets next Sunday, May
20, and continue to sell them during the
entire summer, to Pittsburgh, at the rate
OF 81 so the round trip, tickets good for
Sunday only. Will also sell excursion
tickets to Washington, Pa, at the rate Of
81. Trains leave Wheelingat 5and $40
O. m.
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DRINK MaltO, IS cents a bottle.

TIE Sunday School of st. Matthew's
Church will give an excursion to Ores.
APPS grove, on the steamer Courier, on
Tuesday. May Goth. The boat will leave
the wharf at 1880 n. m. The price Of
tickets for the trip is so cents for adults
and % cents for children. They can be
purchased at the Mcclure House phar-
macy, r. B. Burt & Co.'s, and W. L.
Williams Island drug store. ws&M
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is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess,
R. B. Burt and G. Menkemiller. At
Bellaire by NJ, N, Mercer.
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gbt Sntcllioeuter,
onIeoi Nv. 20 nnd - Fourteenth Street.


lIuildlng Lots In Zane's OrchHrd.G o. Smith.
JewutpE RcirigemtOrs-Sesbitt 4 Bro.
For CInClnnati-Stcamer Andes.
Last ChanCc-FinG Embroidered RObcS-J. $.
Rhodes & Co.
MelodIOus SOngs-Ollvcr DilSon & Co.
For Snlc-One OF the Finest Residences In the
CIty-Scill Il dillingham;.
Tho Best DiSInicCtant-It, II. List.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2s.-For
West virginiaand Western Pennsylvania
slightly warmer, followed by cooler
weather, rain, followed in 0hioand West
Virginia by fair weather, fresh to brisk
southeasterly winds, high on the lakes.
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KENNEN- ARMSTRONG-On Sunday evening
May q, at . o'clock, ut the residence Of tht
brides father, on Nineteenth street, by Rev
DR.. ", II. Cooke, Mr.. join W. KESSES Rnt
Miss IDA NJ. ARMSTRONG, both OF Wheeling
Nm IN Fflg
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DRINK NIalto.
PANHANDLE EXCURSION
To the National Convention Mt st. Louis


Missouri.
Extremely low round trip rates will
be made by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
st. Louis Railroad Tor those wishing to
attend the convention at St. Louis.
Tickets will be sold on June ., 8 and 4,
For sleeping car accommodations and
for other particulars call on or address
John Battle, ticket agent, Mcclure House,
or ]. G. Tomlinson, passenger agent,
Panhandle station, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Earned runs-wheellng, /: Lima, l. Home
transformers. Struck Out-By KnRuss, .; by
O'Brien, Z. Bases on balls-O'Brlen, 9; KnRuM,
eT nj ey WtS hSSea eEasmSoT
Double plRys-Brodle to Lemons, Mcmillan 10
Hlllery. umpIre-MCDeFmOtt
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Millinery.
A. L. RICE & co.
Millinery.

This week we have made very extern
siyc purchases In our Millinery DEPART
mcnt, and the exhibition Of choice
French Flowers and Ladies' and Misses
Straw Hats and BOnncts is enormous.
Such Flowers were never before shown,
"pcrrect to nature" Mountain and Sea-
side Hats, Dress Shapes. New and cor.
rect styles. All selected this week.
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Col. KEsIPLE has one large, funny
Chestnut in his lecture tonight that
will please every lady in the city
GLOW to made and drape a ladys
drnssn
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ChRplaIn-A. 7. Ray.
officer OF the Day-Wm. II. Blon

Owing to the cool weather, flowers are
apt to be scarce, and the members OF the
G. A. Il. appeal to all their friends in the
city and county to send them any flowers
they can by Tuesday or Wednesday morn.
ing early. Let everyone unite and help
make this a grand Memorial Day.
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G. A. R. hall, Main street, Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening, to arrange the
flowers and evergreens for use the next
day.
fhe morning exercises will be as fol-
lows: ]. W. Holiday Post No. IL and
Post No. SO, will meet at G. A. r. hall,
Main street, at o'clock. The details
from ]. W. Holiday Post willmarch from
the hall to Mt. Wood, Old City Gene
terry, the Peninsula, and Old Stone
Church, Elm Grove, the latter by the
B. 4 o.. Post No. SO will march in a body
to the Elm Grove station and take the
o o'clock motor for Greenwood. L. W.
Stephens Post No. So will assemble in
their hall, corner OF Thirty.sixth and
Jacob streets at 1880 u. m. After SEND
ing out detail to the Red Mems ceme-
terry, the post will march to Mt. Zion
cemetery, where they will hold the fol-
1a,,,inU nHaroiuaa.
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General Notices.
$40 REWARD!

The above reward will be paid by the "IA w
handle Fishing Club" for the arrest and coai. "
ton Of any one guilty OF seinng In Whe' ~,
Greek, West Virginia, or for Information ,Isn
will lead 10 such arrest and conviction; ~, ~"
use OF fish pots or got traps OF The use ~ ~
mite or OF any explosive materials. ms Wv
stands good for the entire season.
Address all communications 70
PANHANDLE PUSHING CLUB
my7.D4w Lock Box 20, WbeeI'ps
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with the Globes. Each team will have
strong material in it and a rattling good
game may be anticipated. The winner
Is to be open to all challenges from local
clubs.
Whv Umpire Bates is not fired is n
nuestion TINT is becoming general
in the League. He is getting worse and
worse and does not appear to have
knowledge OF even the simplest rules.
Manager Jimmie Williams, OF the
Cleyelands, has telegraphed to the other
ASSOCIATION teams asking them to waive
claims tn Morrison and Oberlander, q
battery that he wants to dispose OF to
ToledS.
;a.o.,od .bo+ Al snould;no is tbe
~ 10 jepoafS Az ' T;,no t"a,n and that
OS DSSS who do not 10 well in his West.
p pay oo mmo nv orc tronsferred nv him 10
the Lima team and kept in training
there till thew do better, when they are
taken hack into the Western again. II
This il 20 Il ought to be stopped.
Al poaoL prooidort ~ tho pbiIa.
~ Al ne";' a h IN tbo WonstiaiI
S M..pt 20 I 0oiS 70 com CoIwnIi nj
. t,.I' 40 Va. ,LoW ,rara +rovolin1 N
Sh;., St'y, o 90 ot Lo would L,vc
IN xoIo S Il hs Ind had IN nav
so 900 fos H. for tba raoson that he
S so,s;J ~, INV ,ha cominc mi nlav"r oi
AZ "o,,n1ru Now ;s the time f3r Tho
W WI ,nonoTomant IN kicl, ;tself
p..s,.ate,,a.,-a L., 10 .ooo,,od ;,ro
and learned that Rocks had been signed
asked with some anxiety, SLOW many
more sluggers is Lima going to sign :"
He found out by the time, saturdays
game was over that Lima had all the
singing ability necessary to do up his
aggregation. What has become oil
Wheeling's batting ability? is what the
people at home want to know. II the
men have forgotten how to bat, make
them practice on the fine pitchers in the
club till they learn again.
gether to go to GAINESVILLE on Decoration!
Day the b. q .. road will sell round
trip tickets for one fare, tickets good re.
turning for three days. Wheeling will
a p and MS the games have been
i = Il
94l CtVMu
Is looked Tor. Inc LahesVlile paItery
in the morning Will DO GumDeTt anu
Lauer and inthe afternoon either watson
or Duck and Myers. Those VINO WI,
help to form an excursion party should
leave their names NJ once NJ Meuer b
o,n,, rr,.s,a7o Game, Played Saturday.
A. Jackson-After the regular game
.i.nJ,,ioJ T.. H. Ia, bod Leon ,,Ier,oJ
Scneuuieu lor 'ue u"y nun veen P"y1u,
frdays game post lo ~ run nn. WIS
TiSPoseu u Az o,,an H66 I omn aJ
me atteutiGe was ore' i' HO om n ~"
T sSi Sl. enro PViSiTIi o ~ pUs t%c
hhe lIsI gam 6o maS MI Monssaid'S r;.nbnr
second game Darrail' Mahshei9 Iltcher,
the home Mate. The score Of the first
game was MS follows:
T. RU. =.
Jackson. ! 4 20 900 90 70 Y
Nansield'',o ! j y y i-V ~ :
SI and SSSPa. q so;nsrs nSd yorY
So , cecil ,,orno.
ocofc' seeo'u s"lAo mr. =
Jackson ............ o $1,000 80 s 3
Mansfield 0 0 l-5 . 4
BaItGrIes-PhaGp and .!i Morrison Darrah and
OVerlander. umpire, stellbetBer'
,.,x Az H H.. luz has" rmnn;ra 1''' T S%
Ss"d;orco boco,no "or,, much w6rloJ m
AuulcnCe ucc!1lile very HIuCL "oIhcu up
over the umplrlng oil Bates; he was slim
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The thermometer at SchnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered us follows:
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Toledo Done Up by the Drowns.
ocinl Diannlrh 10 Lhs LnLolIinsnctr.


TOLEDO, o., May 27.-Thc st. Louis
Browns and Toledo's team played an
exhibition game here to-day in which
the latter were defeated without much
effort, their batting being light and
scattered. Errors and passed balls were
responsible for every run. The umpire
collided with O'Rourke in the sixth
inning and the latter was hurt. The
score:
Toledo. ....O 10000 90 Of
st. Louise o o i 40 . o o o-5 6
Two base hits, ComIskey aud MCCarty. Three
base HIT Latham. Struck out by Devlln II; by
GastriSht and Dunn; DCylin and Boyle. Umpire,
Young.
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TAKE the ladies to the chestnut
lecture tonight; they will surely en-
Joy it.
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At Boston-The greatest game played In the
nearly 1900 people. Boston, 0; Philadelphia,
!; ten innings. The one run was home run
made by Clements ErrOn-Phil, l. Boston, o.
Hits-Phil., Z: Boston, 0. PltchGrs-Bufilngton
and Madden. Delahauty's record was four times
at bat, struck out twice, no runs, one hit, one
stolen base, three put outs, four assists, and no
errors.
At New York-The games between Louisville
and Brooklyn and Washington and New York
were postponed on account Of rain.
At Observation-Disclosures, Q; Indianapolis Q,
At ChicagO-ChlcAgo 3; Detroit o.
Al Observation-Disclosures 2: Kansas City, a.
Al CleyelAnd-Cleveland s; Baltimore, s,
At Baltimore-BaltiulOre, q; Cincinnati, ],
YErEEDAY's ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At New York-LOuIsvilie, o; Brooklyu,4.
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WE have the only successful machine
and method Of dcmagnctiZing watches
In West Virginia.
JACOB W. GRUDB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth & Main SIS.
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FOR RENT.
Wanted.

MORE MEN WANTED-T0 SELL
4H1 our Fruit and Ornamental si0GE. ~ W.,
give good wages aud steady work: NilIe w. w.
terms 10 I. u, RICHARDSON 4 Co., Huf,et! ins"'
Geneva n Y npEbAN
Daily Republican., 1888-09-05
IN. Anuual conveo.,,an.

The Chapter General OF America.
Knights Of st. John ard Malta, was In
gesston 81 the Saith Building yeattr
day from 10 O'Clock in the morning,
with . brief reoeag, until O'Clock Ii
tho aftefnoon, when u adjourned until
3 O'Clock this morning,
Moet Eminent Grand Commander
Richard A. Beatty, OF Bradford, Pa,
presided supported by Right Eminent
lieutenant Commander Obris AmbFus-
tor Of New York, Very Eminent Gap
tain Of the Guard VIM. II. Alexander
Of this city, Acting Grand Prelats VIM
A. Carter of Brooklyn, Veiy Eminent
Grand chancellor J. L. HcE.Toy Of
New York aud Very Eminsnt Grand
Almoner james n. Good enough Of New
York, Eminent Commander M. b.
der.
Representative were present and
credentials were accepted from eighteen
entam DmentE, IS follows: Nos. II, 10,
u, 80, 35 81, 80, 43, AZ, SO, %, o., SO,
81, 63, "a IS and 90.
The mOst eminent grand commander
and the most eminent grand chancellor
presented their reports, and they were
read and accepted.
NAc nus chatuuhb kIAuu oOmm 0nuoE
appointed the following committees:
Ga Grand Commanders Address
Joseph y. WarinR, Philip mig and
Chris Ambruster OF New York.
Ga FlnAnce-A d. Smith, Brooklyn,
N. r.; James MoKslvey, Wilmington,
aud - Bergman, Pa.
On Consultation and Law. L.
shirly, Il. Il. Land, o. Merritt, j. NJ.
GoOdenorRh and o. L. MRgill.
Ga OEedenti 'ls-Wm. Weis, 1. Hoage
and ". Kooule.
o. Correspondence and Petitions
u. B. Boyce, J. L. PilbAln and W. q.
Alexander.
On Explosions, Suspensions and APP
peAlS--M. d. Hamilton, 7 Earle aud
j. j. Helm itch.
Al 80 O'clock p. m the convention
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morning.