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Home runs-Smith, L Willisher, .; Warrant, Shaw
Goldie, /; ; Pabor, Wright, ].
~ Base OF T.r9yn gy wer y m assisted listed
(rom Sd b Put out by (olde 2; Austin 81 Bellan, 1.
Assisted by Godie, AUSTIN 81 Wright 81 Birdsa Shell
ley, I; Bellan, 4.
Foul bound catches Smith, q; Birdsall, 2.
Double play by Beau and Austn-Jupp out q line ball
short passed TO second base, which Lywhtc had left
Out on foul bas-The Eevcn, times; Union, times.
Umprc-Mr. jones' of the National Club of Washington.
Scorers-Messrs. Chadwick and LUSH
Time Of game-Two hours and twenty-five minutes
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AUSTRIA.


Army and Naval Reorganization.
VIENNA, Oct. 20, 1868.
Count Won Taafe has introduced In the Reichs-
rath bill for the reorganization OF the army and
navy. limiting the number OF soldiers and sailors to
100000 men.
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IivERrooI, Oct. 2o.--The steamship Nova Scotia,
Captain Ard, OF Alans line, which left lebec Octo-
Der 10, arrived here to-day.
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VERMONT.

A United states senator Reelected.
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct 90 1868.
George r. Edmunds was to-day reelected United
States senator from this state for six years from the
tthof March next.
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Mormon Observation-Disclosures With Gem
tiles 10 be Restricted.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20, 1868.
The Salt Lake papers give the proceedings OF a
General Mormon Conference. The Mormon Church
unanimously agreed that the commercial intercourse
with the Gentes be restricted to the necessities OF
the Mormons. Those purchasing generally from
Gentiles do 80 at the peril OF expulsion nom the
Church. This measure was urged as necessary In
eef-defence against the rapidly approaching danger
OF outsiders coming In with the Pacific Railway who
are ayowed enemies Of Mormonism.
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Buying Clothing Made Easy.
MBROKAW BROTHERS, opposite Cooper Institute Ths
price and lowest in the city
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Fine Gold Sleeve Buttons and studs, New
styles Tor sale by GEO. O. ALLEN 4l5 Broadway, door
below Canal street.
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TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
Foreign Circular from the Junta
in Madrid.
The Spanish Democracy De-
cIares for a Republic.
The Gar Likely to Arbitrate the
Alabama Claims.
Court Martial Ordered for the In
surgents in Cuba.
BOmbardment Of Jeremie, Hayti, by
SalnaVe.
Another Rebellion in st.
Domingo.
The Gar Likely to Arbitrate the
Alabama Claims.
Court Martial Ordered for the In
surgents in Cuba.
BOmbardment Of Jeremie, Hayt, by
SalnaVe.
Another Rebellion i'm st.
Domingo.

>~-~~-~>~~~--~-~~~-o~>".

The Junta to the Foreign Powers.
MADRID, Oct 20, 1868.
The Central Provisional Junta has issued circular
to the diplomatic representatives OF Spain at foreign
courts. 1t explains the origin and progress of the
revolution and advocates the sovereignty OF the
people and religious freedom. The future form Of
the government Is not yet announced; but the cir
cular says if the example of the United States s not
followed the friends Of freedom need feel no dis
couragement. No foreign Intervention is appre-
hended. The Provisional Government seeks to put
Spain level with the most advanced Powers,
and hopes that the friendly relations Of foreign gov
ernments with Spain while under the late oppressive
regime will be continued unbroken.
The Democrats for Republic-ManhOO
Suarnge-NationaI Reconstruction.
MADRID, Oct. 20, 1858.
The democrats have assembled in different parts
OF the country and declared for federal republic.
All males who have reached the age Of twenty
years will be allowed to vote.
The reorganization OF the nation is proceeding
rapidly. Governors civil and military have been
appointed in all the provinces.
Tue Conservative and Church Ticket.
MADRID, Oct. 20, 1868.
The moderate and clerical parties are forming
coalition, and will vote for the candidates in
the elections for the constituent Cortes
The B0naparte Ticket.
PARIS, Oct. 20, 1868.
It is denied that the Emperor favors the elevation
OF Spanish ~ prince to the throne Of Spain.
The American Recognition.
LONDON, Oct. 90 1868.
The despatch OF Secretary Seward instructing
Minister Hale to recognize the provisional govern
ment is published in Spanish and French journals.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.-Thc Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless rel table, nstantlne
Factory lB Bond street.
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip.
ton 20 TO the Metropolitan job Printing Esabshment "
Eapaa aau r.
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III. n. Hclml,OId


induced HIS HIS
their merits induced follow his example
this important basis they have ample opportunity u
testing the Intelligence Of tho community.
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Fall Fnshlons.-Petitc BOnnefs Require
beautiful hair CHEvALIEa5 Treatise the Hair, free O
ALL given away nj the drug stores and nj occ Sent ~
mall free Teaches 10 cultivate and have beautiful hair and
restore gray hair to is original color.
SARAH A. CHEvALfER, N. d., Ifa3 Broadway, N.Y.
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Fine Gold Earrings and Pins, New STYLES,
for sale by GEO. O. ALLEN +5 Broadway, door below
Cana All
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Wigs, Tsapses and Ornamental Heir.sTTn,eesrs E sTi,er
LOR5, ~ Hoad street,
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Mrs. WINSLOW'S SHOOTING SYRUP 10 the only thing
that mothers rely upon for their children. II corrccs
acidy the stomach, regulates the bowels md gives
health and comfort mother and child During the process
OF teehing ia value is incalcuabs. IL softens the smss
reduces insmmatons and aays all pain thereby giving rest
10 child and comfort 10 the mo,her
aMRs. WiSsLows SOOTHING SYRUP"
having tho fac-simile Of sCurs Perkins, the outside
wrapper. All other are base limitations.
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While Waiting for Cough 10 600 ns n
Better al once try JXYNEs ExPECTORANT, sure euro
for all Coughs aud Colds. Sold everywhere
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Tn Eorsyth street.

Yesterday morning fire was discovered on the
FIST floor OF the three story brick building in rear OF
No. 90 Forsyth street. occupied by Ben. W. HICKS as
a carnenter,s shop. Mr.. Hicks damage Is $500, upon
Witch ba has an insurance OF $500 In the Stuyvesant
Insurance. Company. The second floor was occupied
by Henry w. Manning, musical instrument maker,
ana Roland Palmer, whose loss was f400 each-not
Insured, The third floor was occupied by Henry
Holman piano carver whose loss was $3.50, not In
ured, and Charles Eppinbock, cabinet maker, whose
;Tne building is the. property OF the West estate
Damage S50o-insurance not known. The origin OF
ihe IRE Is unknown, supposed to be from q stove
used In warming glue Total loss, q, 800 to $4,000.
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TO wit tha. unless the FLUID EXTRACT BrCfU hal given
satisfaction from three TO four hs the
ocud not possibly have made aacces. no matter how
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CristndOrO's Hair Preservafive.-The Finest
hair dressing In tho world Depot No. Asor House Fac
tory ~ Maiden lane
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Watches Cleaned and Repaired e. ine .s n n.st sss
riannor by fret class workmen " - " - =
wav. one door below Canal srt ."
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Royal Havana Iottery.--rrizes Paid IN <ieid.
Information furnished The highest PAID DouboDns
and all KINDS OF Gold and silver.
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Tho International Boat Race at SprinSficids
Mass.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct 20, 1865
All indications are favorable for the international
boat race, which comes on at this city tomorrow,
between the Ward brothers and the ST. Johns crew.
The city is rapidly filing with boating and betting
men, and there will be large attendance OF
strangers The betting tonight is slack, but seems
to favor the Wards. William Blakie of Boston, has
been chosen referee. McKeel viii pull in the wherry
race, aud OF four-0ared boats will follow tho
grand race.
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ished furniture, g frames, marble and imitation woods.
Fragrant brilliant For By druggists, and
furniture stores. Price 80 per bc.e Wholesale depot
29f Pearl street, New York.
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ssAn Thnt Glitters Ii Not GOld.,'-N0f So,
however, with KNOXS HATS Wherever and whenever
hat of superb finish, elegant style and brilliant
OF knoxs nonparei hats Az si2 Broad
way these hats be obtained and ut other place.
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A.-StOrm, The Hatter.-Hfs Only EsfablislI-
at 92 Fulton street, where he will be pleased TO
his friends and customers
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The American Presidency.

The American Presidency.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1868.
The London Times has an editorial to-day on the
rumored withdrawal Of the democratic candidates
for the Presidency. The London Times says ''the
democrats will doubtless think it best to
fight the battle to the end and lose, II
it must be, with Governor Seymour at
their head, rather than at so late an hour
take Mr.. Chase for their leader. Although
the power win be thrown into the hands Of the radi
GALS General Grant Is likely to act with more dis
elimination than the zealots Of the party. He has
evnced kindly feelings for the Southern people, and
II the radical policy is to be pressed at the South 1t
could not be executed under more favorable condi-
tons than with General Grant at the head OF the
Executive.
Newmarket Races-second Day Of the HOugl.
ton Meeting.
LONDON, Oct. 20, 1858.
The chief race at the Newmarket Houghton Meet
ing to-day was that for the Cambridgeshire stakes,
handicap OF twenty-1ves sovereigns each ten for
iet and only five II declared with 100 added by the
Jockey Clubs one mile and 24o yards 179 subscribers,
sixtyfive of whom delared. Twenty-four horses
started, among which welc some OF the most famous
on the English turf.
The following Is q summary OF the resuit:-Lord
Wilton's br. c. Seesaw, years, by Buccnnecr, out
OF Margery Daw, carrying ia lbs, 1; Sir J. Haw-
lcy's b. c, Blue Gown years, by Beadsman, out OF
Bas Bleu. carrying 120 lbs 2; Mr. J. Johnstons b. c.
Mercury. years, by Lambton, out Of Starlight car
rying 1o' lbs, Q.
Time minutes, Is seconds.
The betting before the thirty one against
Seesaw and twenty to one against Blue Gown and
Mercury
The sweepstakes OF 200 sovereigns each, half for
feit for two year old colts, was walk over by the
Duke or Newcastle's Prince Imperial, by Young Mel
bourne, out Of Julie.
The race the Criterion stakes yesterday resulted
IN dead heat between the Duke OF Hamilton's b. c.
Wild Oats, by Wild Dayrel, ana sir Joseph Haw-
icy's br. G., by Bcadsman, out OF salamanca Mr..
PadwcK's Ethus was third.
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and tho drm Messrp Jno. u Henry Co.,
in the United States VIII vouch fos the the
stat of
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The Bonaparte Ticket.

PARIS, Oct. 20, 1868.
1t is denied that the Emperor favors the elevation
Of Spanish ~ prince to the throne OF Spain.
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At the termination OF the contest the Palisado
handed In protest, contending that the Vesper had
lost the race, owing to the "f0u;n but tho Vesper
crew making the same charge the matter was ut
length fully set forth before the referee who, after
occupying nearly one hour and half In giving the
claims Of both parties o proper consideration. de-
cided in favor Of tue yesper crew, all bets being or
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oftnner than once n wcok Int several on tuc
thought differently, and tho Suggestion wa" '' ~ i =
on Mr. Strong reported that an ACC i'l.' ~,
commenced work week., ago ia great ~
hest his eigu hour men sIg lu ttfiSc W. ~ ,p y.
MIN reaii but now he Had more tcu!odF iheh hlphh
than he lad places IVl. iLt aI'oi''- wv
Monday next ,,>,,o,
FOURTH Division LAB0RkRs UNION;
The Fourth Division of the IabOrtis Union
met last evening al the New orh },S;S,
corner of Iwcnty.frsst and Firsi-avr me rresiuen,
lanes Farrell, III the chair 1uo oven VIZ
in discussing the best method Ia Ice ado'cu III n'EC
back INTO the Society those recrcau enDtts VINO nave
~ led 10 assist the RrclldyeIs the present. struggle
The Pre- dent of NIL, SIR Patrick welsh "as pItsei,
and delivered address ~ f.l Ur al H:'4' "L' ctI
on the members 20 stand by the BrcR'ayes ID th'ir
present strike.
GAS AND gTEAH FILTERS
The Gas and Steam Filters I. ana B' AsSo-
citation met last evening ~ No. 70 b"Ntil' Al Ws a-
nounced that an individual sup'ciipd"h ~ 40" peihe
raised by the members IN ala OF the bucEiayerS AFRO.
that tie recent picnic uHGT the auspices oil te S"ociy
had melted about 800 Work was rflOllcu - quI'c
brisk the average rate of wages heing - % per day
THE UNION BiUCKt tYERs.
A mass meeting OF the Union Blcklayels
war hc last evening Ia Bic gen Hal, Mt Peter Logan III
the chair Mr. s. ~ Gaulc, Chairman 81 we Tourney
MONS ComurUnuse Committee, made "a report that INC
conference between his cUmuttce ana the Executive
Committee OF the Master MasOns had not resued III auy
satisfactory arrangement; the mastels su tuat 'ht
voud adhere ten hours. The report was received ana
approved and by unanimous vote INC committee was
men adhere eight hours aud that any future proposal
of "A cOmprOmise must originate with the uasurs. Inc
Inspecting Committee reported that tcfe were 6V Duu
ngs now being erected the oigthoIr system dcle
CATION from the practical painters attended, ana hhnu
in pdf $500 in AID Of the strike, III addition to $oN
gIl4N
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THE LABOR MOYEMENT.
MEETING OF MASTER MAsoNs.

MEETING OF hASTES NASONS.
The Master Masons held their regular meet
ing yesterday at the Mechanics and Traders Exchange
No Lberty-st Mr.. Ross, Chairman Of the Executive
Committee reported the result Of The Interview held By
the Committee with the Committee 81 the strikers. The
Chairman Of the Strikers Committee said behalf OF
tie whom he represented that they were willing to
eOBoede the employment Of apprentices. but they
were not willing to alter the manner " taking them
They demanded that they should be duly indentnred I'M
der the protection OF the Unions They were willing TO
allow bosses, not being Union men, 10 work on their
own Jobs. but not willing 10 extend that priyl-
lego TO foremen; the latter IN order 10 Work on
the job, should be Union men. They also insist
In retaining the privilege Of refusing 70 work with those
who not Union men, and in return for the copces
which they allow, they insist that the bosses shall
grant the eighthonr system The Executive Cemnhtee
regarded these soeaed concessions as no CONCESSIONS m
all They had snbIuiited Ia these restrictions, hut had
never assented to them and. therefore. the Committee
had unanimously dc eined TO entertain the propositions
The report of the Executive Committee was received
with applause, and unanimously adopted The Secretary
reported the names OF CT bosses la the city who are work
ing with tenhonr Mr. Edlitz SAID that there were
not tan eight regular bosses IN the city who
were employing ealthOnr men. He suggested thht Tor
the future was lot necessary for the bosses 10 meet
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months old wcstmore Robin'n sent 70 prison ior
having committed violent ;>Ssaut with knle on VIII
liam Davis, q bartender
At the Tombs PGdce court yesterday, before
Justice Hogan poll elnan John HamDin OF the Fourth
Precinct Appeared Ia response 10 summons nom me
,ast,te a. x,lau inc particulars OF an alleged theIt
of nonner hdi store in Courtndtst IL Is alleged that
HamhS Informed policeman Hey Of the 9th Precinct
vino had committed the robbery, ANA mat the latter OF
Grcr rrsed person indicated, and be was locked up
IN ~ now alleged that for some planned reason lIp-
lin does not want the accused convicted and aceordn9y
he refuses 20 make complaint. He was eXcccd'hS,
" impertueDt 10 the magistrate yesterday, @''
on being informed that unless tho testimony ~
the burglary iorthcO"illps I'
would be complained of before tic P0Ct COnm s'"o -
HaInhin left the courtroom declaring That ne h"u :"
ready given all the testimony he bad To Ctcr lhe lhE
trato directed Sergeant Gilmore Of The Court squat !"
make complaint AGAINST Haulln.- James ihu '''I.
rine Ferns were yestcJ day committed for having on
Thursday evening struck Martin Joyce, Ol No. 81 rt
berTy-st several times upon tie head WIN
. Horace Whitney committed To mo "h'p1 JtS.rii
day for having occupied room At Elles ho;t' ~ t
corner OF Canal and Contests tul cOhSiItldbi Fei"
aud then refused pay for the same Iis N,,se VIZ
found 10 contain an old lamp and ham, lie elaine" ~
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


A suit containing some curious features, en-
titled Hennor agt Hermann up yesterday before
Justice Garrin, in the Special Term OF the Superior
Court The suit for breach Of promise Of marriage,
and the defendant arrested affidavit Of the
that the persons lived together husband and wife, the
defendant introducing her his wife, DC The defend
ant moved aside the order the ground that IL
the paint AFFIDAVIT untrue he should not be held,
aud ~ true, under the NewYOrk laws which makes con-
sent the only essential element TO legal marriage, they
were husband and wife, and the action must fail Plain
vt urged that the facts not binding the plaintiff
and that she wac at liberty TO disprove tho marriage
Motion denied.
In the Superior Court, Special Term, yester-
day, the following decisions were made by Garvn, j.:
Hartman agt George KitZreider ct al-COmplant
dismissed Charles N Shepard agt Gustar
1ker al.-MOtSon for trial denied Samuel Acker
man Rgt. Sarah +. Ackerman-RepOrt Of referee
armed and Judgment Of divorce granted Margaret Rus
sell agt. William Bemat-MOti0n denied with $40 costs
In Charles LArry--Bail accepted and prisoner DIS
.oharacd Dennis Flynn agt Daniel H. Baldwin-hotion
granted action discontinued payment OF costs to
be taxed, &c Rowland WOrtlnngton agt. AlphOnse
Wolfe; Edward Mgrpby agt. Cornelius O'Reilly; Alice
Hanson, &c. agt Bernard RuppeMotiOns granted. In
Aaron friedman agt. Nicholas Dewes-Moti0n granted
on terms VIM L. Black aRt Cornelius Payne; Dennis
Kun &C. OQ Co. agt. Same; Cameron sgt. Same-MO
fjeue glaed Without costs Charles BayeF Joseph
Taghabues Joseph sperry agt VIM DOdd; Adolph Bayer
6Gt Joseph Iaghabue-M0tiOns granted Joseph SpPrry
agt. Nm. Dodd-ComPlalBt dismissed unless plaintiff
his complaint within ten days aud pay 81 costs
POrteg Fitch aKt Louisa A. Fitch-IheFrogaores 10 be
ed aud served and case adjourned August a. 1868
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PAMPHLETS FREE.
J.P. DINsMORE, 80 Dey street, N. Y.
Sold by Druggists Generally.
BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

When exhausted b. Of head hand and feel the
something nvgOang don't drink whisky any DIag
thing whether b,ers otherwise Such articles
give much strength body and mind the Whip ses
to horse and Alcoholic smua injurious TO
Neveheah and ALWAYS followed BY DEPRESSING REAC-
TON Dod9s Invgorator is TONIC sOd GENTLE
sTIMULANT which NOT attended By REACTION What game
for you maintains When hes body mind reesbes sth
natural strength stay We DOs recommending es
interest Of factions but long and sT'eDde Sessao"
teaches bottle VIII
end as be keeps that he knhg Gre bis bones which Nii
consume like the flames p,rdon Turn from it Tke toAie that
will refresh destroy For sale By all Druggsa Pnee oss
Dollar
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BASEBALL.

ECKTORu vs.. MCTuAL-DEFEAT OfTHE MbTtALS'
Yesterday these clubs met for the return
game. at the Union grounds The audience was good
one dn point Of uumbersl, fully 5000 being within the
gates and half that number outside The interest taken
in tins contest lay more with the betting fraternity Of
New York and Wilamshurgh. Judging from the amount
of money visible the grounds, than WIFE those whose
presence on "a background betOkeus love OF the game
The odds were Laid upon the Mutuals ma every instance
100 to GO being the ruling figures, but many Dets were
made al 100 to 40. Whether the players were ibnehC,u
by these bets, of course, only those who are w.hn lhe
"Ring" know but that bOth clubs acted as thOugn te
dollars and nor their souls went with the victory was
TOO palpablc not he mentioned Tie Umpire, MI NILS
was the choice ~ both clubs his decisions M contests s
year wmring for him the highest praise among pail
PLAYERS Although reluctantly serving in tins posiugh
and never giving cause for just complaint nc WIS Ss
cred almost beyond endurance 10y the players IoI ues
IONS this that point and II judgement Was HsEed
once il was asked hundred times Between the eAeIte
Inent within the and the abusive remarks uleu ny
the crowd without the Of the most dlsordey
character that IL has been reporters fortune 10 nave
witnessed In this neigbOrhOOd No blows were struck
but threats were made and many assumed DensefehI
attitude few such scenes Will efieetuay rd thc
game of all respectable visitors and players ana make
"A reprOach-as it once an hOnOr-to be connected
with ball club In the is given new column,
that has made hits. and which is headed -:
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CRICKET.

The match between the Amateurs from Chel-
sea and the St. George Club, which was commenced at
Hoboken Thursday. terminated Friday In
favor of the Amateurs On their innings the Chelsea
balls the best score, being marked by four four
2s, and four Is. In the field the Amateurs showed 10
OF victory, still against the fine rOundarm bowling Of
Hatch and Kimbal they scored but 80 their first in
nnRs and So on their second the Amateurs thus winning
by three runs. BY their gentlemanly condset and
plncky playing the Amateurs have gained many friends
dunng their stay here, aud they have nothing be
ashamed u In losing two and winning one but
much 10 be proud OF in the good stand they have made