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Lucy Mcclure, aged twenty-four,
a handsome young woman OF ex-
cellent parentage, but herself some
What romantic and daring, has, af-
ter escaping the United States
marshals for over year, has at
last been captured, and Friday
merning was placed in tho Kan
awha county Jail. She was arrest
ed in Lincoln county Thursday
morning, at point far distant
from any railroad. She is charged
with being moonshiner. More
than a year ago it was discovered
that she was selling liquor along the
line Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad, and the United States
authorities attempted to capture
her, but their every effort was frus-
trated. In addition TO beng a
yeung athletic woman OF great
nerveand a presence Of mind, bright
and sharp, she is o fine shot with
either rife or revolver. She was
the owner Of a beautiful sorreI horse
that many a time has saved her life.
Whenever the Marshals we're on her
track her feet-footed steed bore her
swiftly away, and at night she was
secreted by her friends. Hundreds
Of gallons Of death dealing liquor
has she sold during the year the
harshals have hunted her. Re-
Gently she found that the crowds
along the new road we're becoming
smaller, and she gave up the bust
ness and won't to Lincoln county.
thinking to be safe. But the Mar
shals still pursued, and after a tire
some and dangerous chase captured
her. The officers got Che drop on
her and she surrendered. Tt is said
that she bias made q snug sum bv
her Illicit trade, and viii fQht i'm
the Courts for her freedom. She
ha been released on ~ 900 bail.
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While Lem Lake, farmer, WAS
plowing tear Clarbsburg. his plow
unearthed a rusty IRON box, which
on being broken open. was found
to contain nearly $4,000 ia gold
and silver coins. None of the coins
bears later date than 1910, and
no one has the slightest idea to
whom it belongs. Lake will appro-
pliate the property.
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A GREAT COUNTRY, AND now T0
REACH II.


Owing to the great amount of in4
terest shown in the northwesterri
States, and especially in Montang
and Washington, the Northern Pax
clfic Railroad has prepared two fol-
ders, entitled Golden Montana
and "Fruitful Washington" which
contain great many interesting
and valuable details in reference to
climate, topography, agriculture;
stock-raislng, mining, numbering,
government and railroad lands,
homesteads and other subjects Of
interest to the capitalist, business
man or settler. These folders can
now be obtained on application To
the General Passenger Agent Of
the road.
1t should be borne in mind by
travellers to the Northwest that,
among other things, the Northern
Pacific Railroad offers the following
advantages 1t is the direct line to
principal points in Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Oregon and Washington; II has two
trains daily 10 Helena and Butte,
Mont, Spokane, Tacoma and Scat
tic, Wash, and Portland, Ore. IL
has complete equipment Of Pullman
first class sleeping cars, dining carsy
day coaches, Pullman tourist and
free colonist sleopers, the cars being
new, comfortable and neat; It has
through sleeping car service every
day from Chicago, Ill, 10 Montana
and Pacific Cast points. Of Pullman
first class and tourist sleeping car8
in connection with the Wisconsin
Central Line, and vestibuled first
class 5loepers via @. NJ. g. st. p. Rv.s
10 passes through the grandest seer.
cry Of seven States and the great
young cities OF the Northwest. The
service is complete In every Fespect.
the "1eilOwstOne Park and Dining
Car Route being, in fact, thors
oughlY FIRST class line TO travel over.
District Passenger Agents Of tb6
Company will supply publications
referred to above, with maps. time
tables, rates or other special nfors
nation; or communication address
ed to Chas. T.. Fee, O.. =. g. r.. A.f
st. Paul Mlnn9 viii receive prompt
attention.
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A very great mystery surrounds
a recent discovery at sutton, Brax
ton county. While working with
in the corporate limits, and engaged
in removing rock and earth for a
foundation for new dwelling
house, the laborers we're Mortified
and astounded to find buried in one
pile the bones of four human skel-
etons. The circumstances are in.
deed inscrutable and strange. The
only practicable hypothesis venturcd
is the commission Of foul murder
years ago, perhaps antedating the
war
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KINGwooD, W. VA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1891
AN ODD FELLOW INDIGNANT
At Our Hotel Men and Writes His
Views.
RowLEsBuRd, Oct. 9th,

RowLEsBuRd, Oct. 9th, 1891.
EDITOR ARGUS 1T will be re.
membered at the last session OF the
Grand Ledge, l. o. o. f., the del.
egates voted to hold the next session
IN the town Of Kingwood. The
writer OF this letter has been in
different parts OF the State In the
last few months, and find that be-
sides q great many delegates of the
Order, there will be nearly as many
visitors or more that will visit
hingwood on that occasion. Ii
has been reported and is still being
reported, that trust has been
formed by all the hotel men except
one, that they desire to take advan-
tage OF this occasion to make stake
off of our brother Odd Fellows. 1t
is true that the delegates of the /.
.. D. +. are paid two dollars per
day for expenses, besides their mile
age, but the brothers visiting the
Grand Lodge pay their own expen-
ses. The hotel men of Kingwood
have been trying to blow their town
MS a great Summer resort; what
better advertisement could they
have than the Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
TO meet in their town? under
stand they waHt to charge us SI.5O
per day, when their rates have al
ways been s1.oo per day heretofore.
Is this the way they put it mp on
their own county people when the
session of courts are going on? II
they would take this advantage on
this occasion, they certainly would
not hesitate to do the same thing
with their own people.
Lets move the county seat and
then there will not be so much of
this bleeding going on. 1t isa very
little thing for men who pretend to
be landlords Of hotels, to stoop SO
low as to bleed people simply be-
cause they come from distance,
aud because they know they can do
no better. Let the Odd Fellows of
hingwood throw open their private
houses as boarding and lodging
places. We have enough of them
IN Kingwood to do this and take
care Of all who may come. Re-
member there are few Odd Eel
lows in the old county Of Preston
Yet, aud we do not and will not
forget such treatment. We hope
the committee on entertainment
will see that all have places to 20
when the delegates and visitors ar
rive iii town. This Grand Lodge
session means $1,000 left in the town
of KingwOod, we pity men who arc
so blind and dumb that they can
not see to their own advantage.
Az ODD FELLOW.
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At the annual session of the State
Board Of Agriculture it wac shown
that the sheep husbandry of Vir-
glnia has increased largely during
the past year. The crop of lambs
in Virginia for the past season is
estimated at 81, 900, 900, and the
wool crop 1000, 600.
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The commercial travellers Of this
country now number over 25O, 900.
ADD reach in their journeyiugs every
town and hamlet in this country .
they are the greatest distributors Of
gr9as shipping about 300, 900, 900
igt out Of 100000, 900 tons now
earned yearly by the railroads, and
thcy spend over 81 ,75O, 600 per day.
or about 1882, 900, 900 per travelling
year Of nine months, which is dis.
tributed among the carriers, hotels.
shopkeepers and producers,
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DIRECTORY.
state omeinix

Governor--A. Brooks Fleming, Marion County
tocrctary Of State-w. VI. Ohicy. Marion 60.
Astitor-Patrick +. Duffy, Webster Co.
Treasurer-Wtlliam +. Thomson Cabeu Co
Attorney Cencral-Alfred Caldwell, Ohio Co.
Asst. Attorney Gcn'l-O. ID. Cook. Ohio count v,
sapt. OF Schools-B. s. Morgan. Monongaiia
County.
Ahjutant Gonerai--B. II. Oxiey Kanawha CO.
state Llbrarian--charles Hagan, Marion Co
U. ;. Marsh1-H. 5. white. Marshall county
Private Sec'y "a Gov jas. Ewing Ohio county
Chief clerk Auditors Oficu--Mm A. Cracraft,
Soc'y States Ofiice-B W. Taylor.
Supt. schools I" u. r. Cork.
Treasnrer'S " ->R n Uerndon
Adjt. Gems --Thos.J J Grass,
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George W. Sypolt, Of Preston
county, came over to Oakland a
week or Two ago and applied for a
marriage liconses Aftor being
sworn by Clerk Tower it transdired
that be aud the woman be wished
TO make his wife, we're both mar.
ried. Upon these grounds the
clerk refused TO grant a license.
Sypolt went home q single, vet q
married man. Truly West Vir-
ginia has some green people and
our nelghbor county can produce
some Of these artisans. RepUb.
iicaa
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The acting Governor Of Arizona
Territory in lis annual repsrt to
the Secretary Of the Interior pre-.
sents an array Of facts and figures
in favor Of the assumption Of State
hood by the Territory that ought
to convince any unprejudiced per-
son, but she viii have to wait until
the Democrats got control Of the
Senate before she can b. admitted
to the Union. The Republican
Senators will not vote TO admit any
TerritorG unless absolute proof is
presented to them that the new law
State will vote for the new law 2. o.
D.
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NUMBER so

suffered real and lasting grief I'M
the death OF the devoted woman
the aristocratic dame--who sacri
feed life, honor and fortune to
him. Boulanger had never been
himself since Nine. Bonnemain's
death, and his last act attssted his
deYotion to her.
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Deacon Whites corr was margin
cd far below any price the market
ever reached, and the favorable turn
In quotations will enable Mr.. White
to resume next week and save a
very considerable sum from the
wreck--from $3.50. 900 to $500. 600
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Col. Ben. Wilson, who repre-
sented the 1st District Of West virt
ginia in Congress for q Number Of
terms, is stumping Ohio for Cane
bell.
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uNTrEp srArRs couRT

Ju@go-J. J jackson. Parkersburg, Wood Co.
Cerk-I- Y. Moore. Clsrksburg Harrison Co.
u. 3. District Atty--G. G.. Sturgiss, Morgan
towR. NonOngalia county.
Asst. Dist. Attorneys-S. g. Burdett. Clarks-
burg. Kanawha county and Il. =. Elliott,
kingwood, Preston county.
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6berin-Daniel r. Jackson.
Dep0fios-JuliuS X. Monroe. Kingwood. Valley
and Poasant 4: I. W. Criss Lyon J. q. Lantz,
Union X. R Hanway. Reno; +. 4. Cuppett.
Orant; Dorsey FIR aan, Portland.
Caerx Circuit Court-Iohn W. Watson.
CLERK County Court. Ami Martin.
y ProSocutia< Nttorney- j. Fortney
couuty surveyor-A. II. McMllen.
Bupt of SchOols-Wrn. g. Conley
= Assessor East Side Gabriel Plllia'n.
West side. John s. Perkins.
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cens;abIes.

!. Kiagwood District, J. L. Stone. Joseph 7.
Rhodes
Vatlcy-A. J. DeBerry. Emanuel Dixon.
LyOn--I. ". criss. William II. Taylor.
ltsoO--Bc r. WoDdw ward. Saul w Bowman.
poFtland-Wut. A. MoGlnnis 4. C. Martin.
EsLan Lloyd G. Sh26er. George GUlssnan.
Pleasant--J J 1raes p. Fullmer.
Graat-- William T. ID. Miller.
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suereme court or AppreIs

buFFtme NOuFt OF AppcnIs.
Daniel y. Lucas. Prest., jefferson Co.
Henry Brannop. Lewis Co.
J. w. English. Mason Co.
HOMER N. Holt Greenbricr Co.
q. s. Long. Clork. Kanawha Go.
Alfred Caldwell. Reporter, Ohio Co.
, Convones at Charleston Second Wednesday In
annary Wheeling, FIRST Wednesday In June
charlestown, FIRST Wednesday In September.
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uuited states senators.
Members ofConEress.

:, Charles ]. Faulkner, Martlnsburg. Berkloy
County.
John Z. Konna Charleston, KanawaA County.
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OAKLAND DISTRICT.
N. L. BUMeARpNER, z. Il.
Albrightsyille--J. Rexroad, (sup)
Aurora-T II Faulkner.
Brandonville-E & Woodruff and
O + Feather.
Cranesville-F n Cain.
Davis q Morris.
Deer Park N Sharp.
Evansville-J @ Rexroad.
Friehdsvi!le--M Knots.
Grantsville--J II Enlow.
Hannahsville-H. II. Friend.
Newburg-N II Prince.
Oakland-W j Sharps.
Pleasant Grove-E. g. Bedford,
[Sup.
Red Creek-John Adamson.
Rowlesburg-A B Rohrbaugh.
Terra Atlas ID Tamblyn.
Bayard w @ j. Correll.
Thomas-Fred Tongue.
PARKERsBURG DISTRICT.
l.. i. STEWART, Presiding Elder.
Belleville-D w Ruble.
Cairo--E l. Meadows.
Centreville--Wm. Hunter.
Elizabeth-W III Shaw.
Ellenboro-B ID Mahoue.
Harrisville-.L w Roberts.
kanawha-D w Smith.
Mlddlebourne-T NJ Malcolm.
Newark--L N Cofiield.
Parkersburg-S Ernest Jones.
Parkersburg Circuit-W Pribble.
Pleasants-M Taylor, Lsup.
Sistersville-W G Smith.
Shiloh-T II Bunting.
Smithville-F p Dunbar.
West Unions = Crummitt.
Wllliamstown-D s Hammond.
Thomas Cotton, agent Bible So
ciety.
WHEELING DISTRICT.
a. MICK, Presiding Elder.
Benwood-W G. Riheldaffer.
Cameron-C $ AlIemong.
Dallas-4C w Upton.
Fulton-G Bleakly.
Graysville-A w ownby.
Greene d Smith, [sup.]
Marshall-H @ Sandford.
Moundsville--G w Grimes.
Moundsyillc Circuit-C Il Leath.
crby.
New Martinsyille-W ) Hardness
New Martinsyille Circuit-A E
Barnes.
Pleasant Valley--T w Wilson.
Short Creek and Liberty--S King
Triadelphia--A ID Perry.
Whceling--Chaplin Street--F N
Lynch.
Fourth Street-To be supplied.
Thomas Church, A Fullerton.
Wesley Church--Josoph Lee.
North Street. + Chenoweth.
Zane Strcet--A Moore.
McMechen--C w Milan.
AT SCHOOL.
S X Arbuthnot.
Rockliff Macintosh.
William Anderson.
ID A Denton.
II B Ward.
g d Smith.
BIN Fitzwatcr.
Rev. William j. Holt, attached
to the Clarksburg District, remains
rs a professor in Scio College.
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First Distriot--john o. Pendieton, wheeling.
Ohio County.
Second District william T.. Wilson Charles
town. Jefferson Co.
:. Thlrd DlStrlct-John ID. Anderson, Nicholas C.
H., Nicholas County.
Fourth District--James Capehart Point Pleas
ant, Mason county,
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THE APPOINTMENTS
Of Ministers in tho wost Virginia
N, Z. Conference.
RucKHANNoN nIsrR1or-

BucKHANNoN DISTRICT.
l.. IL. JoRDRN, Presiding Elder.
Barbour--Martin Talbo.t.
Belington-A0eorge Lewis.
Beverly. S. Robinson.
Braxton-W. G. Rogers.
Buckhannon-C. Il. Clark.
Buckhannon Circuit-C. Is. Mer.
edith.
East Buckhannon-S.T Il. Westfall
Freemansburg-P. l.. Bent.
Frenchton-G. III. Williams.
Gleuville-B. b. Brooks.
Helvetia-Supply.
Mingo-C. ii. Hughes.
Philippi-S. Eli Jones.
South Buckhannon--D. l.. Garden
Sntton-R. E. Hughes, (sup.)
Troy-F. Cottrell.
Webster-J. Il. Davis.
Westen--B. b. Evans.
Elki sc. w. Bent.
Hackers Valley-J. Martenney.
Camden-Lloyd Baylen.
Holly Grove-F. w. Queen.
Ireland-J. l.. B. Jones (sup.)
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
q. b. GRAHAM, Presiding Elder.
Calhoun-W. IL. Hammond.
Charleston-S. j. Gotten.
Charleston Circuit-L.D ID. Halnes.
Clifton and Mason-A. j. LYDIA.
Cottageville-O. j. Phillips.
Danaville--J. S. jenkins.
East Charleston-Jacob Hyatt.
Fisher's-W. II. hcCutcheon.
Hartford---John Beddow.
Leon. w. Claypool.
Malden-E. -. Hanna.
Noble-J. j. White.
Point Pleasant-C. j. Trippett.
Rayenswood-H. b. Bowdin.
Raymond City-A. A. Kelly.
Ripley-W. r. II mon.
SPencer--P. @. Mayes.
Walton-G. w. Alley.
Elk CitY-To be supplied.
cLARKsBURG DISTRICT.
w. W. KELLY, Presiding Elder.
Bridgeport-W. +. Loyett.
Cherry Camp-E. S. Withers.
Clarksburg =. NJ. Warden.
Enterprisc-T. Mccoy.
FHirmont--J. Engle.
Farmingtoa-J. w. Woodruff, sup.
Logansport-W. $. Nicholson.
Lumbcrport--T. Richmond.
Mannington-R. III. Hughes.
Marion--Lcvi Cross.
Mount Clarc-G. w. Kepler.
Parkers-G. a. Doyle, (sup.)
Pine Groye-W. 8. Cox.
Pruntytown-D. a. Friend.
Smithton-J. A. Hammond.
West Miltord-E. ID. W. King.
Wilsonburg-G. w. White, (sup)
HUNTINGTON DISTRICT.
Q. II. LAKIN, Presiding Elder.
Cassville-Perry d. Fisher.
CORDOBA. l.. Ireland.
Coal RiYer-James NJ. Kinder.
East Hamlin-W. II. Sturm.
Fairfelds-A. Merrell.
GuYandotte-D. B. Orr.
Hamliu-Supply.
Huntington-W. w. King.
East IIuntington-T. u. Galway.
Laurel Hill-Sam Payton.
Millions. Gamer.
Monticello-J. i. Arnold.
st. Albans-G. w. Mathony.
Wayne-G. w. Marston.
WinGeld-Y. A. Mamma.
Huntington Circuit -E. A.Davis.
Winifrede-W. s. Vanderyort.
MoRGANTowN DISTRICT.
d. l.. ASH, Presiding Elder.
Arnettsvillc-W. d. Carrico.
Blacksville-C. Warman.
Grafton--J. II. Hess.
llallcck w. y. Dean.
Jollytown-J. B. Feather and B.
:. Caldwell.
Kingwood-M. w. Rider.
Knottsville-F. G. w. Ford.
Littleton-G. " shaw.
Masontown-E. x. Skidmore.
Morgantown s.. III. Day.
Morgantown Circuit-C. W. Cox.
Monongalia-T. W. Chidester.
Mt. Zion-Samuel Harris, (sup.) }
NEW RIVER DISTRICT.
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rouris convene

Circuit court-March p, September 1. and
Deconber II.
County court-rirst Monday in January, April,
July aud October.
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Magistrates.

onSwoed, Joseph NJ. Goodwin, simeon Mat
tingiy.
valley, Dave c. Zinn. John. NJ sirahin.
T,ysn, James McGes. David j. Gibson,
Rene. n. IA. Wheeler. r. VI. summers
Portland, John w. Hill. A. q. Mason
Hzion, Jesse w Shan6r. JHliuS Scherr.
Pleasant, Levi r. Miller, ID. II. Martin.
prant, W. II. McGibbons, Alpha Hagans
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Slate senators-Rlcrenth District.

William O. worley. Kingwood. Preston Co.
Apheus Garrison, Nonongalia Co.
Judge, Third ~ tlrlai District.
Joseph t. Hoke. KInk ~ d. Preston County.
COMMISSIONERS IN CuANCERY
P: ]. Crogan, ID. NJ wotrlng Henry clay
Hyde and Nell J. Fortney
RECEIVER OF THE COURT.
Col. James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COURT.
Grant District, samuel +. Conner, Pres.
Pleasant. Ben A. Conner.
Portland. r. D. Benson.
Lnion Page u. McCrum.
HsnO, Moses r. Sinclair.
4.yon. Geason A. Peu.
Valley, Mason Watson.
R1ngwood, Leroy Shaw.
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NNELTON & KfNGWO0D
RAILROAD.

N leaves kinKwe1d at 7i5 No. ard ar
~ funueiton % 8if a. no., ioavas Tunnel.
q 1900 r. m. and arrives az kingwoud M 100
,puneiton 81 $50 D. ~; leaves Tnnnaif,.o vi
~ and arrives ef KineWnod af e0s = n
daily ekcept stsnday.
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Omelats.


Mayor Gus j. Shan0r
RooOrdor-Jame8 ". White.
Towu Sergeant James W. Flynn.
Copuoiifpen-W 8 Martin, Julius X Monroe,
Henry W. Aurdock, wilbur POstou and George
Societies.,
Knights Of Pythiae--I.odge meets every Tues.
day evening at their he'll over j. W Bakers
store at 500 o'clock
Independent Ordcr NJ odd Feliows- odge
meets every saturday evening-at their hall in
Bisl'JF 'e Block at 500 o'clock.
e,14sn Ruie Eucumoment. No 20, 7. o. o. r..
Neefs first and Third Monday evenings of
tach month. ga the odd Fellows Hail. over tho
posfom6e
rho lndcDendeht order Of Good YomeIars
Ngdrc meets every Friday evening iu the K Of
n Hal. 81 7.30 q clock
King Phillip Tribe No Is Improved order Of
ROO Arn meets every "wednesday evening az
O'Clock Do tho Knights of pytlas Hall over
Churches.
nE. Church-Rev. ~ w Rider. Pastor
. so 40 81 ~ sunday School r. m. Glass
Meeting n. m. Young Folks Meeting NJ 6.f5
m Prayer Mooting every Thursday evening
Presbyterisn clfuroh.-Rev. ". X. Mcdonald.
r |asf0r.
u SERVICES Preaching every sundayat fo.ssa.ra
eaa 10 p. m. Sunday School at b m. Prayer
Meeting every "wednesday evening.
~ Church Rev. Roaiey Boyce. Pastor.
eerylccs-P Preaching. p, ufth sunday On oach
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Housa of prlegates.

Bast Sido-Dr. NJ. s. Bryte. Bruceton.
West Side-Amos Hartley, Masontown.
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William O. worley. Kingwood. Preston Co.
Apheus Garrison, Nonongalia Co.
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MAY 10, 1854
The sun., 1891-05-31

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could sss Corr ans ths hs
eSras. cSms ssfSss%psSd t. steal but AHmers AZ
ZiMnsr 9ttssk ont and UrSSsr iouisS out 70
Isa asss oss .S 81 bsss Sss but h'
The cheering Was 90 loud Whenever strike
sss sss !; 4 sSs
ss sss ssr:n :sSos 70 e.. s1S &. s:s. y
foEihs ,ep inn;Sss only slsh. M His 'R Ssd Ssop
1. Gehhor Ess, as IL the LUCKY ninth inning,
in os sSors ss sa and ssfs sos
3ns aal!. a. & hs knew hs could not gst Il there
VRonrkssShs ths bali into ths crowd Il. .lsii
1eld. and It locked good for . homo run. Nc:
A!Her. howsyef. did some lively work. and
ESNSirfs sGsa but two bases on It. alssseock
: Z; :ssss: sa ss$. 8: s.: e. d: s
and anS- GRonskS, e sSt 70 second on Dsyls.s
Ehllds y Virtue. Hhstrott then Enocked opt
two bakkSE along the third base line and Bas-
sstt scored. Gore went out This was enough
Il NC Would sn tsFs ii, th. .d;.o,,v.s in III. die.
tions.y toner, jS describe tho brilliant Ilsy: The
: hot erounder by Dssseit Of Nmmsrs hit
back oi third easo and . splendid throw TO
ntnf. Watching the runner.
Q'Roqrke and TisrnAn distinguished them
aelvee by running catches. 6harrott's Pitch
ing .~al simply superb But few hits were
made on him IN the eleven innings. Clarke
was little oQ. 81 the start, but he did great
Eork on the. .whSls. Connor. Glnsscock. and
Tho:s GeysI.nds a.tonishsd everybody. Tho
Their cI%tiiS Sld Y what ,,t can b called dandy:
made many brilliant plays. Grnher pitched In
ersat FORM q up to The eleventh inning. whom the
Zimmer's catching was feature. The score: