davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

2S7, 900 bales, while the actual reduction
fstcok during the past year was AIS, GOO,
snd the whole remaining stock in Eu-
rope, September l, 1868, was but 6l4. 600
bales. II to the amount of this reduction
sc add, for the coming gear, the large
average Increase of consumption Of the
three preceding years, we have, as g re-
suit, 100, 600 bales as q deficit which En-
rope must supply during the coming
year in order to keep prices at their pres
emit range. How is it to bo done? The
importation Of India cotton Is annually
falling of, and China and Japan, instead
Of ss-lisg cotton to England are draw
ing for their own use q part of the pro-
duetion Of India. From Egypt no in
crease can be expected, the fall OF cotton
iu '65 and the high price Of wheat having
discouraged the cultivation OF the former
product. Neither from Brazil, the West
Indies, nor the Lsvent, can the necessary
supply be obtained, and from this country
an increase of more than 100, 900 bales
CANNOT be expected.
An advance in price viii stimulate
cultivation in India end elsewhere, but
no other expedient viii serve to supply
the deficit and increased demand. Even
then the additional supply from India
could not be received before Jaly, when
the American crop will have been
marketed. Many of the causes
which depressed the price OF cotton
last year, up to the time when
it took its sudden upward flight do not
exist now. The wheat crop, both in this
country and in Europe, is abundant /;
there is no accumulation of India cotton
at. Liverpool, as in September, 1867, and
sre running low in both countries,
while the growth Of consumption exceeds
tha5 of production.
From these premises, for the correct
ness of which We have ample statistics,
we draw the deduction before made and
given by the APPEAL, that it is not the
policy of the planter to press his cotton
upon the market at present. BY the
months of April and March next we ex-
pect to witness such an increase in The
price OF the great Southern staple as viii
demonstrate that King Cotton is rot yet
3 discrOWned and dethToned monarch,
welding a broken sceptre.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
HOLIDAY GOODS
Donti9trv.

nR. N. Al. SNEED, DENTIST, has returned
- 10 Memphis, and again offers bis proIes-
sional services to the citizens OF the city and
surrounding country. Rooms at No. S45 Main
street, foard doors below Union street, over Lulu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
MARRIED.

MOOK-JOHNS-By the Rev. DIR. Tuska, on
the evening Of the c0th December, Prof. ].
NOOK to Miss EMMA JOHNS, all of this city.
Mr.. Nook and his fair bride have the indies
wishes of a host of friends, all Of whom wish
that The choicest blessings of heaven may be
showered upon him ard his lady. h. W o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
LaceLEes Markef.

MO. 68 JEFFERSON STREET, is opened
y with a choice let Of MEATS OF ALL
KINDS. We invite tue citizens to call and
take a look at us, and fzvor US with their pat
r0nage. CHARLES KNEY G Co,
de9Ss No Is Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
NEW -ADvERTLsEHg NTS
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
69sA ANNUAL SESSION.

FACULTY:
"A. LIPSCOMB, DID, Chancellor.
2. II. NELL, DID,, V~ico-ChanesllOr, Meta
pm sizes.
WIN. RUTHERFORD, AN. Mathematics.
WM. WADDELL, A. Ancient Languages.
W. i. JONES, Md, Natural Sciences.
W. L. BROUN, An Natural Philosophy.
L. Ii. CdARBONNIER, AM, Civil Engineer
Ing.
Hon. a. STEPHENS, AM, History.
NJ J. SMEAD, Ph.D., Modern Languages.
CHAS. NORRIS, An, RhetO IL and Oratory.
W L. MITCHELL. An, Law.
B. Ii. HILL, An. Law.
X. ID. MOORE, MD, Law
3. Il. HUNTER, A NJ, University High School.
The FecOnd Term opens on the 18th Of jan
uary, 1863. TIT above nGE1et omcefs Will take
charge OF their respective Chairs on that day.
Tuition for the Term, eco. Beard, SO q month
may be reduced ~ $40 - clubbing. Thirty i've
beneficiary appointments are vacant.
For cata' Cgues, etc., apply To
WILLIAM HENRY WADDELL,
deg 8: Co. Sec. Fac. Univ. Ga. Athens. Ga.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

:on, 22H92.&4e. Pork, SIS. Lard, Ilz9lsc. Bulk
shoulders, liZe; side ,5gl5Se. M5eaf, q SO
] %. Corn, 60. Oats, % So. Superfne Flour,
S. 5096 90, Whisky, raw, fine, 81 90
TucRer & Co., anker7 fetied today.
Foreign Markets.
LoNDoE, December 22-Consols closed at sEA
~vERIPo December 22.-Cotton closed
quiet Uplands, lCsd; Orleans. l01sd. Sales no.
December 22-Unlted States
5 EOS closed frDer and higher, at 1s1a.
John Russell Young denies that ne is
toresign the managing editorship OF the
Tribune.
1t was rumorsd Saturday afternoon
that ThurlOw Weed had sold his interest
in the New York Commercial Advertiser
on account of his feeble health.
We are reliably Informed that Mr..
Alex. II. STEPHENS has been offered
twenty-five thousand dollars for his first
v0lnneOf 1.-THE War Among the States"
and that the second volume is rapidly
approaching completion.
The New York EUsning Hat has be-
come g joint stock company. Charles II
Sge5izar, its late proprietor, has gone
out. Several well known journalists are
about to form 8 connection with the
papers.
The Mechanics Savings Bank, 10
the B3Tery, New York, is reported 20
have lost S12 600 or Sl3, 0G0 il United
States bonds by a dishonest clerk who
had access to the safe. He had pretend
ed to be i'll for two weeks past, and yes
terday, when the cashier sent to his
boarding house, it was found that he had
not been there slice the 4th inst. 1t is
supposed he has gone to Canada.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
GROCERIES.

uAVE NOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
H one OF the largest and best selected stock
OF Goods In their line to be foundio tbs mar
ket, ana which they are prepared TO sell to the
trsde and all close cash customers on as lnYor-
aoie terms as can be had TRANSPORTATION addedl
in ~. Louis, Cincinnati or Louisville. Our
STOCK, as above, consists in part Of
80 barrels assorted brands Flour, including
-MuSe0utah Star L. Lee" and Ba-
keris Best"
$50 KEGS Leaf Lard,
200 cases Fairbanks, Peck & Co. 8 Pressed Lard
81 barrels Mess Pork,
20 easss Bulk Sides and Shoulders.
70 hhds. Fair to Choies Louisiana Sugar.
81 DaIreis CrEsbed and Powdered Sugars,
IVY Kits Nos. ! 2and 3 Mscksrel,
y haif barrels Mackerel,
eco pigs. Candies,
20 CASES Cove Oysters.
20 cases Sardines.
70 barrels Reetined Whisky.
." VA Ponroon' kys and Robinson County
70 barrels Tennessee White WHISKY.
S99 Sa1uleS Io~oaeco-varioUs brands,
y boxes Demonstrations brands.
$50 sacks CoGse-fair to chofee,
,S S9 PIex S Sld government Java Coffee,
go boxes :. D. snd W. R. Cheese,
l9 cases Fresh Tomatoes,
% cases Assorted Fruits,
~ boxes Soda,
100 boxes Olive snd Pail Soap,
20 boxes ETasiys 5oap,
= cases Tel.sTaph Matches,
300 bundle Ir0a Ties.
60 dozen 66ooms,
10 kegs New Molasses,
. barrels Choice Mo asses,
20 chests Else Imperial TIA,
81 dozen W~ashbOards,
. dozen Sleeves, |
l50 kegs Nails-assoTted, etc. etc. etc.
We ask an examination OF stock and prices.
and are prepared TO offer such innu. ements -
ToOF, PHILLIPs a CO,
deDIw 2S6 Front Street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
DECEMBER %, 1868.
AM q EHENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATGR

Continued Success of MARY GLADsTANE
and Mile TURNOUR.
Wednesday evening", December Gavin
be produced LADY AUDLEY'S SECGET-
Lady Audley, Mary Gladstane. To conclude
with Mile TURNOUR on the Flying Trapeze.
SCALE OF P~KICE5-Dre~s Circle and PsrqueGte,
cents Coiored Boxes, 50 cents Colored Gal
lsry, IS cents.
Doors open st quarter 20 J O'Clock; curtain Will
rise at 8 precisely. Rox-bOok open nom 10
o'clock am. to 5 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
DIED.

DREW-In this city, Tuesday, December Z2d,
at z O'Clock m, JOHN OWEN DREW, aged forty
nine years.
Bis friends ana a-cquaintances, and those of
his brother, 4. W. Drew, are invited TO attend
his funeral from his late residence, corner OF
Market and Second streets, this Wednesday
evening, at 3 o'c.osk. Services by Rev d..
Ransom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
PETRo OIL.
Petro ! Petrol Petro /

THE Tennessee Pstro OIL Company Is gtiu
L alive at their new stand,
3 Main Street, Opposite Clay Building,
We inform the public In general to come for
ward and try IL. We also defy competition In
our Lamps, Burners and general Lamp stock.
We are manufacturer OF the Hanging ROcko
Tinware, Castings OF great varieties,
wholesale and retail. Merchants win do well
noyl9 RosENRAUM q BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
NEw

MASONIC NO ICE.-A q
W special communication OF D=Soto "a
Lodgs, No. 20, f.. and a. NJ, win be
held at the hal of Angsrona LOdge N\
This "wednesday evening. December . \
q, 1SsS, ar o'clock, for work in 4. a. degree.
All E. AS In good standi- g are iraternally
invited.
BY order OF Il, J. LYNN, w. NJ.
W. II. BuTfs, Secretary. dsz3 IL
EROEF ROW STORE FOR RENT Between
Il Court and Jefferson stieet-iron front and
superior stand fOr business. Apply to
de23tf At Commercial H0tsI.
KTANTED.-A situation as B0OR-KEEPER
W b. . man Of several years experience in
hrst-class houses. The applicant was born and
raised in the city, has q large circle OF ac-
quaintances, and can produce the best of brsl-
ness references for honesty aud capacity. VIII
be ready 10 take q situation Of January LIST.
Address g 2. ~, At this office. dec Iw
Louisville and New Orlssns Packet Line.
For New Orleans.
JOHN master
This splendid low pressure pas IT.
nger packet viii leave as above A-
TcsIS DAY, 23i inst, at 5 pm.
LARRf HARMSTAD, Agent,
debit No. ~ Madison street.
Regular Memphis and Louisville Packet.
For cairo, Evansville aud Louisville.
AR6ONAUT, No. 49,. Walsh Clark master
This new a2c splendid passenger 1T
steamer T1llleave as above on a
ESDAY, 24th inst. at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
deZ3 T ~ Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
TO THE PUBLIC
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ALLY APPEAL, one 0
rrrvrw appvkr ouc .,c- Q :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

LOUISVILLE, Decamber s2.-Tobaeeo: saIos
50 hogshesds; common new Tugs to medium
leaf u o0als % Hogs, 80 259e Is, gross. Cot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
OHIO.

Che Sentence Of Mrs. Victor Suspended-She
II Declared Insane and Is Sent to the
Asylum.
CLEVELAND, July Ia, 1858.
Sheriff Nicola of this county, has received an order
,Dm Governor Hayes, Of this State, suspending the
sNtence OF death passed on Mrs. Victor for three
uDntns. The reason for this order is that the
nnrderess has been pronounced insane by several
physicians and it Is stated that she has not tasted
fod for the past three weeks To-day she will be
seat to the Newburg Asylum for the insane and 1t is
believed that II sue does not recover ut the expra-
tin OF thee months there will he further sus-
pesion OF The sentence. IL will De remembered that
Ms. victoi WAS recently tired and found guilty Of
m,rdering her brother William Parquet and was
seitenced 10 he hanged on the 10Th OF August next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
NAME.

Convention Of the Grand Army Of the Repub.
Hc-Eiection Of Omcers-Public Exercises.
BANGOR, July &c. 1858.
The first semi-annua meeting Of the Department
OF Maine Grand Army Of the Republic was held IN
this city to-day, Grand Commander George L. Beal
presiding The reports Of the Grand Commander,
the Assistant Adjutant General and the Assistant
Quartermaster General Represents the order In .
aourishing condition. Thirty posts are now IN
existence In the state and posts are In process Of
organization in various localities. The vacancies In
the list OF department officers were ned - foows
Assistant Inspector General, John O. CALDWELL OF
Ellsworth; surgeon General, G. r. Sawyer, OF Ban
gor; Chaplain, s. p. Merrill OF Portland. THIS
evening public exercises OF an interesting character
were held at the City Hall. An Grafton was de-
livered by General c. r. Mattocks. OF Portland,
assistant aljutant general OF the department ana
poem was read BY Lieutenant George A. Marden, Of
Lowell, Mass At later hour the delegates from
abroad were handsomely entertained at the Penob-
scot Exchange by the Bangor Post. The convention
was Q sucraas In svarr raansnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
TElEGsApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

John I. Blair has formally accepted the republican
nomination for Governor OF New Jersey.
The tower of the chapel OF the Maine Wesleyan
Seminary at Kent's Hill was shattered by lightning
on Wednesday night.
General Sickles was serenaded Mt Utica yesterday
evening by a large crowd and made short speech.
man residing in the vicinity of Montreal Canada,
who was recently bitten by mad dog. yesterday
became so frantic that he had to be smothered be-
tween mattresses.
Mr.. Rowland, a native of the United States will
be sworn In as Governor OF Ontario, Canada, on
wednesday next.
John Z. McDonough has sued the Philadelphia
Press for 100000 damages for libel The alleged
libel consists in the publication OF article taken
from Chicago paper rejecting on the honesty OF
the plaintiff
The meeting OF the democracy to ratfy the nomi-
nations Of Seymour and Blair held at Raleigh, " c.,
on Wednesday night was very large aud enthusi-
astic.
The heat continues excessive In North Carolina.
Great fears OF general drought and destruction OF
the crops are entertained The gardens are gen.
orally parched up.
Nothing OF Importance was done in the Legislature
Of North Ca, Carolina YESTERDAY. n: Paige Co., were
allowed mileage and per diem up to yesterday.
Right Rev. J. b. McQuaid, Bishop OF the new
diocese OF Rochester arrived at Rochester yesterday
afternoon and was received by gathering OF many
thousand people A long procession escorted him to
St. Patrcks church and suitable exercises OF welcome
were made. Hundreds OF clergymen were present
and participated In the ovation. which brilliant
and imposing anair.
The democrats yesterday nominated Bryan G.
Stout OF Pontiac for Congress from the Second dis
trict Of Michigan.
wooden block OF stores, several dwelling houses
and lumber yard In Toronto were destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon. Loss about $4,000.
A burglar named John Hart stabbed q negro In
Nashville on Wednesday night killing him instantly.
Hart was arrested.
Generals Grant and Sherman and party arrived at
Leavenworth, Kansas last evening and proceeded at
once to Fort Leavenworth, where they will remain
until Saturday, when they will leave for Denver via
the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Henry Shelby and Kate Hurd were shot by Frank
King and fatally wounded with q double barrelled
shot gun in Memphis, yesterday. The parties are all
negroes.
The Missouri Republican state Convention met In
JEFFERSON City yesterday and adopted very strong
resolutions.
A German named Mathew Andresner shot his wife
and attempted to kill his mother-in-law in Peoria,
ILL.,, yesterday. He afterwards committed suicide.
Mrs Andresner Is still alive, but Is not expected to
recover.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Municipal Dihiculty Not Yet Settled
General Candy Declines to Interfere-A Bill
Before the Legislature to Arrange the
Matter.
RALEIGH July 16, 1858.
Everything is quiet here, though the municipal
difficulty remains unsettled. The old Board Is still
in office and the new Board does not seem disposed
TO press its claim. 1t is understood that General
Candy has refused to interfere unless 1t was shown
that loyal and constitutional authority was re-
sisted.
Tne Legislature has not yet done MUCH In general
legislation. The temper Of the body is decidedly
against mixed schools or mixed militia. bull Is
before the House authorizing Governor Holden to
appoint municipal officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
kARaAGANSET PARK RACES.
PROVIDENCE, July 16. 1856

PROVIDENCE, July 10, 1858.
The Narraganset Trotting Park Association, July
meeting, closed this afternoon with two races, as
follows:-
The first race was for a purse Of 81, 00O for all
horses that have trotted better than $780, mile
heats, best three in five in harness. $3.50 to first and
$3.50 to second.
David Mace New York city, br. g.
Lew Pettee... 1 l
Geo. P. Carpenter (Hartford), br. g.
Old Put. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Jas. d. McMann New York city, blk
IN. Cora. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j
John Connolly (Boston), bk'sn 6. Gen.
McCelan. q dis.
Time, 2:34A-2:31 &-2:34-2:33H -232.
The second race was for purse Of $3.50 for all
horses that have never trOtted better than 237;
mile heats, best three in five, in harness, $500 to
first and $3.50 to second.
II. A. Hall Boston, g. g. Gypsy Boy. 2 l
-, Fanny Sprague. 1 2
VIM. Cegg (3ridgewater, Mass.) br.g q.
Brown Prince. Observation-Disclosures. 8
II. Rogers North BrdRewater), blk.
IN. Henrietta. Observation-Disclosures. 4 4
A. Patterson Long Island), Sorrel
Gelding. ...................... 9 6 Or
J. POmpilly Auburn Me.), b. g. En-
peror. Observation-Disclosures. 2 4 DR..
Time 34-234Z-2:35-2:36h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
NEW YORK.

CorucIl Cnivcrsity-G oId,viu smith, Of London,
and James Law, of Ireland, Engaged as
Professors.
ITHACA July 16, 1858.
Ezra Cornell has just received from Andrew u.
white, President Of the Cornell University, now in
London, advice OF the engagement Of Goodwin smith,
late Professor of oxford University as Professor Of
English and General Constitutional History at Cor
nell University; also OF James Law, OF Belfast Ire
hnd, az Professor Of veterinary nedicine aud Sur
noble stand taken by Goodwin smith In behalf OF the
Union during our late war makes his engagement a
versity while The professional rep ia ION Of Professor
law il OF the highest character These gentlemen
are both 10 become residents OF ithaca immediately
ana will devote themselves the service OF the nj
verstv from its commencement. PRESIDENT whites
purchases In London also make large ana valuable
Additions to the library aud sSoaras OIL tue onVer
aitY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-L0NDON, July 1915
p. M.-Consos closed at 94x OAK for money and
g4k OAK for account. American securities closed
at the following rates:-United states nve.twenty
bonds, TN 72T. Illinois Central Railway shares,
93,x. Erie Railway shares, 43T.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKF0RT, July 16-5 r.
M.-United states bonds closed at 76k 76x for the
issue of 1862
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.:-LrvERPo0L, July
16-5 p. M.--The cotton market closed heavy, but
prices are unaltered. The following are the closing
MISUNDERSTANDING upands liza: middling Or
leans 11d The sales OF the day foot up 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUYFs MARKT-LrvERP0OI,
July 10-5 p M.-The market IL dull. Corn has de-
clined 3d. the last sales being made ct 3os 3D. per
quarter for new mixed western. Wheat las. 50.
per GENITAL for California white and lis Cd. for No.
red western. Barley, Go. per bushel. Oats,
81 I'd. per bushel Peas 43s. Cd. per 604 lbs Flour,
3Og. Cd. per bbl for Western canal.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS Observation-Disclosures, July
1916 p. M-Bcef 107s Cd. per tierce OF 800 lbs for
extra prime mess PORK declined to IT'S per Dbl. for
Eastern prime mess. Lard, 06s. Cd. per cwt Cheese
Quiet and steady at 6Ss per cw for the best grades
or American nne Bacon has declined to asa per
cWt for Cumberland cut with the market quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKHr.-L0NDoN, July 1o-6 p.
M-Spirits petroleum, 11kd. Refined petroleum
steady ct IL. Sd. Glover seed, -. 3D. Sugar, 20g
Rosin, Sc. Cd. per cwt for common North Carolina
TaIlow AZ. 50. per cwt Turpentne, ITS. "a. per
cWt Calcutta iinseed eSs "a. Linseed oil, E32 per
ton Lnseed cakes, Sll per ton for thin oblong for
PSTscrrur MAaxrr.-AwrwrHr, July 1916 p.
M.-fhe market ID buoysnt st Sif. for standard
white per Dbl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
THE NEW POSTAL CAR SYSTEM.

Under an arrangement devised by Postmaster
General Randall, there went into operation on the
18th inst. new system OF postal distribution which
will undoubtedly prove great conservation OF time,
besides being an economical mode Of transferring n
bulk the United States mails. postal ear Is at.
tached, for example To the express trains from New
York to Buffalo and the trains from Buffalo 10 New
York, running through TO each city. The nails that
have heretofore gone TO the Distributing oflccs 20 be
there assorted and forwarded are now Distributed
aud left az the various destinations a0ng ihc route
instead Of being left for Distribution Albany
Buffalo. &c. The same system mas bccI extended
from New York TO Chicago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-17
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Notes.

Base Ball Notes.
The complaint Of the Athletics OF Brooklyn against
the Eckford Club is in the hands OF Judge Advocate
Bolton.
The fifteen days allowed the Judiciary COMMITTEES
to decide the matter will soon be passed.
Parties must not imagine that the Secretary n
obliged to call the meetings OF committees. That
duty belongs to the chairmen OF the committees
Mr. Boughton, OF the Atlantic would do well in this
matter to take Captain Cuttle's advice make note
of it,"
The Orentals are astonishing folks by their terrific
batting. No less than ten home runs were made In
their late game with the Cypress OF East New York.
The score OF that game was-0riental, So; Cypress,
The Athletic, of Brooklyn, and the Alpha played on
Tuesday at the Capitoline. The former scored 81,
the latter 10.
The game to be played this afternoon at fremont
is creating considerable talk. It will be the first ap
pearance OF the champion Unions on their new
grounds In a contest Of more than ordinary merit.
The Yale College nine made the Unions step around
ss New ana VIII tSs v de
Ieai garrison viii attend the game by invitation Of
The Brooklyn pets-the Atlantics-nushed with
their late trumphs over the strongest clubs in the
United States and Canada appeared yesterday at tho
wish to see the AtIantics after ' their trTmphant
march as well al the desire to behold what was
pected to be close contest attracted . large au-
dlence TO the grounds, aud although their antlcpar
tions were not fully realized they were treated to
display Of safe and scientific batting on the part Of
the time spent and trouble taken to be
| present at the game In such swetering weather
The playing generally was remarkably loose
Ferguson .lset this down as curiosity
threw wildly to first base and Smith-never
falling In his pay-was obliged to take his old post
| ton at third. Chapman dropped a fly ball (another
Curiosity and several other damaging mspiays were
made in the field. There seemed to be sort Of cpl
demic Of loose fielding and wild throwing, for the
Eckfords did their share OF IT, with good results for
| the Atlantics very handsome double play was
made by Pearce, Start and Smith, AllsOn had bat
ted to short and Pearce felded the ball to first;
Courtney started from second, which he had reached
| but Start had put his man out, and then throwing
the ball beautifully to Smith at third, caught Court
ney some five six feet short OF third base. Allison
line ball at first and Zettein the return to
Ond, whence he had started, thinking that the ny
| was too hot to be held. The score Is as folows-