The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-13 00:00:00

BLACKDALLINGI-e

The .1-Mn Ball makes a strange statement. It says
that at one of the clubs it was found that there were,
just before a ballot of members was taken, six black
balls in each box. " Another suspicious circum-
stance was also observed on this occasion. On taking
the scrutiny several undersized balls were disco-
vared.,Now at most clubA thlball§ val 4 f 9; voting are

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