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Evening star., 1869-02-03

RAID ON FARO BANK.-A successful raid
was made ABOUT O'Clock last night, by Lieut.
Tate, o. the fifth precinct, IN company with
Lieutenant Skippon and a squad of the police
and detective corps, on the well-known faro
bank situated in the second story of the White
House." fs " doors west of the National The
atre. The entrance was effected without much
a. hcuity. one of the officers having been in
sitizen'5 dress and so dise euised as not 10 be
recogniZed. Upon ringing the bell the usual
slide 70 the door was pulled back, one eve lev
eled ~ the disguised policeman, and thereupon
the door was promptly opened, when I'M
neoiately, TO the surprise of the usher
NE police ooited in and made their way TO
the room, in which about fifteen persons
were caught "fghung the tiger" Mr. John
Tally alias Tilton, the alleged proprietor of
the hoase, together with ali those who were
engaged 10 the game, were arrested and taken
10 the ff;h precinct station house. where tney
we're released upon bail 10 ans wer the offence
tnis MOI ming before Justice Harper. At nine
O'Clock To- day the parties appeared before the
lusuce, when all were dismissed except Mr.
Tally, who was fined $50. A superior lot of
esmoihk paraphernalia- consisting of lay .outs
cneekS- oealinG box, counters. cues, &C. were
captured and conveyed 10 police heada uarters.
where they will remain until DESTROYED IN ac.
eordance WITH the law. Mr.. Taltys establish
nent x sand 70 have been one of the most prom
inent IL the city, and much excitement among
me gam bling fraternity was caused last nigh,
oy the raid made on him
Evening star., 1869-02-03

SlxrT WARD REPCBLICAH CLUB.-A meet
ing Of the origins Republican club of the ii 9Th
Wad was held al the Mission Church. on 10th
street east, lsst evening; Mr.. e. Champion pre-
siding. and Mr.. :. ;. Riley secretary. After
tie transaction OF some routine business. mo-
ton Was msde 10 appoint com mmittee TO draft
resolutions condemnIng the action of Mr.. Jas
e. Duin IN making such representations 10
AayCT Bowen as 10 induce that official 10 ap-
pom: . person a. Commissioner of the Ward
Nho vs.s inImicsl 10 the club. This motion n
vac debates at considerable length, and the ac-
ton o; AT. Dclin was commented on freely,
some charging t1at he was not acting as a good
and true Republican should act. The motion
vas earned, aud Messrs. Champion, Sims an
lsceil were appointed the committee.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

RprAvAY.-Laet night, officer Red ay
found q pair Of horses with harness on Penn.
sylvapiA avenue, near 18th street. which hid
orohs awsy from the carriage of Geo. Sturges
~ the corner Of Pennsy lvAnia avenue AMI llth
street, ard hey were turned over 70 the owner.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

EHPoRcrye TEE LICENSE LAws.-Lt. Austin
and bis oNcers, OF the eighth precinct are en-
forei1s ne sw again st psI lies in the Fifth and
sim W ards doing oosilsss without Q license
Evening star., 1869-02-03

On DUTr-AI. VIM d. Dobsins, appointed
~ Tie sszyor - Oorraissloner Of the sixth
VaTd, In = f@ce Of Stephen PluEsiu, has sn.
tsTeA On tie dseeeafss Of his duties.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
A RRsOruTrON ,opa,

A RESOLUTION TO pay claim of NJ. J. Adler
BE 1t resOlced by Be ard Of Aldo rmen and Board of
Common Council Of tie Corporation of Georosto,pn.
That the Clerk pay to the order Of M J. Adler
(s6i.60) sixty four dollars and sixty cents for
hardware furnished for use OF this COrpor alton
during the years 1867 and 1868.
Approved, January 9th, 1862
Evening star., 1869-02-03

rant and boteI-men heretofore has arisen from
tne Inc nemeRncv % the Police Board in the en-.
.oieement OF the laws Of the city. Every pri-
Nate OF II police knew who were violating the
law, and he presumed the Chief himself knew
OF many iniracrions of the laws regulating
these places. II only remained for this Police
whose ofice depends on their willy to enforce
the law
The resolution was made concurrent in char.
ter. and passed. Yeas-Messrs. Arrison. Bates
Sardo, Stewart, and the President-9 Nays
Messrs. Bartlett Chase, Davis, Taylor, and
TorTey-5. The Board, st HAS adjourned.
THE FIRRMKN's Division IN The INAUGU.
RAJ PROCESSION The f1remen of this city
both Of the Municipal and Government De-
partments, are making active preparations for
receiving visiting companies, and appearing
9Th OF March, and last evening meeting of the
foremen Of the companies was held at Cor.
butts Trade Union Hall 10 further the ar
Iasgements, and to select chief marshal, but
on motion the selection of that officer was post
poned There will AT least be eight or ten
visiting companies here, which, with the seven
companies OF this city, and the Georgetown
company, will make an imposing display. The
city department Will appear in their regulation
Uniform, ana the Government brigade will ap-
pear IN an entire new uniform, con sistlng of
an eight.riobed fire hat, with patent leather
front, surmounted by a gilt eagles beak; green
patent leather belt with white binding and the
name OF Inc company in white letters on a red
ground, and the letters u. s. on the slide in
frenti douo breasted black beaver cloth coat,
with metal buttons; black pants and red shirts
MARRIED To-DAY.-Capt. A. s. Nesmith, OF
New Hampshire, who served throughou. the
war, and vas for year or two on duty as Can.
alh ana ASSISTANT y uartermaster at haadq uar.
ters, Department OF Washington, in this CITY.
where he made a host of friends. was married
at noon to-day to Miss Mary E. Moalder, of
Washington. The ceremony was performed a.
ne Church Of the Epiphany by the pastor.
Rev. DIR. &. II. Hall, in presence of a large
number of friends OF the bride and groom; after
which, they took their departure for the hus-
bands home, i'm the Granite Stale, where we
trust they will live long and prosper.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

A RESOLUTION making an appropriation for
the poor of the town.
ResOlred by the Board Of Aldermen and the Board
cf Common Council If the Corporation of Georoe-
tOcra. That the sum of five hundred dollars he
and the same is hereby, appropriated from the
general fund for the relief OF the destitute poor
OF the town. to be disbursed by the Mayor
Approved, January 9th, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
AT COST FOR CASH.
aCABINpr FURNITURE, "
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
CURTAINS, RUGS, &C.

For the next - days We will sell all Of the above
goods at prime coat for cash. We prefer selling
tbem at cost rather than remove them. Nov is
the time. and No. 56s 7th street. between and
they must be closed out By February uth.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
ssvuTH WARD WorAss SUFFRAGE MEET.

SEvRrTH WARD WoNAN's SUvrRAGR NRRr.
ne.-Net1ltbs "a ndinG the inclemsnt weather
hast night 8 number Of ladies of the Seventh
Ward assembled ~ Potomac Hall. south
Warrington, 70 ln&ugurate regular ward meet
InEs ~ fsvor OF woman's suffrage. There
we're n 10 present some fifteen or twenty gen
Hemen. mostly Residents of the neighborhood.
Sno seemed 70 have been actuated pripc,pally
nom curiosity 70 observe how meetings OF this
ennaetf were conducted. At half past seven
o.clccf, on melton of Mrs julia Archibald
hoimes, Mrs. Dr. Harman was called to the
tnau, and announced the proceedings Of the
evenine as having commenced. This lady Is
q neoiuTn stature. rather 1Orid complexion,
nigh cheek bones, and was attired IN reddish
striped goods, cut after the fashion Of togsery
Tor TIE sterneT sex After few rer1a ks from
The Chsir as 10 the importance Of meet
iREs OF this character, Mrs. Holmes ad
dressed the meeting at some length in ad
yocaey of the right of suffrage for woman
IL was meet, she said, that man and wnnnan
shoeH Always pull together; but this scrip.u
raj 1T nJcLetloh had so far been ignored for h,.b
srto HlAD had acted alone in framing the Iaws
ana he Mad Ieglslatsd all the advantages in his
oNh ANoi- NO class were now excluded from
PopS except tie womeh. The laws aere
more severe than in most of the States
Aho the women should have a hand In their
rNlslon Men did not, she said. SEE and appr,
ela'e the indlyId 1allty of wOmrn. During the
prosTess o. her remarks she was frequently
IaterrCptSd " ith questions by Mr. w Wilson
MI naIlly the Chair admonished him that the
meeting WtS not for public discussion, when
ms Holmes concluded her remarks Miss
~ brlsn, who IS quite pleasing lady of about
snlrtJ three years OF age, read from the laws
q the District 20 show that the legislation was
dscIdedly In IA yor of the males. Mrs DR. Hlr-
nan. Nrs. DIR. Hathaway, and Master Caleb
Putnam Archibald followed in remarks: after
which The meeting ad lourned.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

NEp HALL II THE NORTHERN LIBER.
Tise-Messrs- Jones and Collins have made
contract with Mr.. Cisseli. Of New York.
Tor t. erection of q large building At the cor
aer ef 7th and L streets, The building will be
al ~ 50 f-et, and will be three stories and
Easement, with vaults under the pavements Of
boo streets. There will be q large sales room
below also stores In the flrst story, while in
The second story there will be q large hall, 80
BY IS feet for balls, concerts, &c, and in the
1pper s5ory there will b q lodge room, hand .
ss1e.y htted ap- This work win be com pleted
abOat tne 1-St OF June.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

=, OFFICERS:
y. q, LAhk, Phflsdelphis. President
NvohE, Chairman finance aud Tree-t,,,
HtNRf ID. COOKE. wsshinstOn. Vice Fr..i-
hMsssoS sIs s W. PEET. Phfisaeiphis, secre,sry
ls.IuRsER. Washington, A --,.t.p, ssc,.,..,
Evening star., 1869-02-03

Ee6sACT JUsTICR-This morning, Justice
Wafer lad before him a. the fourth precinct
. case a which the custody of a hen was in
alspUte- aud which brought together large
number of persons. II appears that c)lored
woman found q hen in the yard of another
eeloisi woman. which No claimed that she
had brought from Virginia, and had No. ar
rested on the charge Of larceny The Justice,
After bearing the evidence of one set of wit
nesses, being certain that the hen belonged to
no l, ara the other set equally certain that IL
beSOI s>6 20 No. 2, decided 10 let the hen loose
for 20 20 wherever she had a mind 70. and
On opening The door, she made her way inme-
daseiy 10 the yard OF No. 2, from which she
was taken, when the case was dismissed.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

Pereons tnus shicted can have speedy and Der.
tot cure warranted or money refunded
Evening star., 1869-02-03

un-rm r.s, Es.:..ssTos. . Js.; Is. ~.
eood and rssResstels lsrsons, mysslf 1akins -
s2Dccasieo 30 cure Bunfons, Chiilblaaaa. -
AMIN II. D. DRAPRB.
Evening star., 1869-02-03
A RESOLUTION 10 pay the claim.of John ].
en

ReSolrsd by the BOARD Of Aldermen and Board of
nemnten "o1ncilof the Corporation Of Geo,getotOn.
That the sum of fifty dollars be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated, to be paid by the Clerk
out of the general fund to the order of John I
Mctl MILAN, 1t being the amount of his bill
against the Corporation to Nov %, 1868
Approved, January g, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-02-03

A RESOLUTION in favor Of William e. Ridgely
3Resoired by the Boors Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Cancel Of the Corporation Of Georgeto,cn,
That the snm OF thirty two dollars and ehty-
one cents be, and the same is hereby, appropri-
ated out Of the general fund, and the Clerk is
hereby derected to pay the same to the order Of
William q Ridgely.
Approved, January 9th, 1863
Evening star., 1869-02-03
NEW FACTS IN THE THEORY OrIIFE
DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLTANR RESOLvENT
Establishes Q New Theory Of Cure, and Prolonas
Human Existence.

Establishes q New Theory Of Cure. and Prolonss
Human Existenoe.
". B.-Ersry ounce Of tAe SARSA P4REL.
Ian, PAREIRA BRIVA, and other foreign
roots, yielding the extracts that enter into the
eomposttion Of the SdrsapdriIlidn Resolrsat, are
gathered under the supervision Of intelii0,n.
d9snts- employed erclusirsly by Or. Radgdy d
Go. for his p1,Pose, so hdt no spurious adair-
tEr's or icorthiess roots c,U Do found psost Of
the imported SdrsdpGril!asl can, BY mistaksb be re-
oeired No other Chemists medicine makers ta fhe
'corid take thus prscGutiOn 10 eeREin> roots
Important chemical principles supplied 20 the
wasting body
THROUGH TBE sAbsAPARILLIAN RRsOI,
VENT.
IL supplies the bloed with nourishment
contains ttssss waking aRd fsSk ssakias Quail
fiIsS ''
supplies the system with caloric or heat. making
properties
Il increases the weight and appetite
~ stops all trtaktRtax dischdrg6S.
II fncrt ases the repairs and dimi hes the Astes
~ extermlDaies the prod ucts of decay
II resolves tumors podse, hard lumps
II makes the skin Gle ar and bexutiful
liz heals fever sores 40 ulcers.
Al cures gravel, Rlees, and structure.
II makes the water clear and pass freely.
LII cures bsrrenness, and invests with vigor and
manhood those who, from weakness or dis as.
are deficient or exhausted.
IL rescues woman from the peris dent - chang,
Of lie-cessatlop of Hanses
Evening star., 1869-02-03
1he NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE c0xfis
cprHR
United STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. C.,

Chartered oy Special Act sf csaxy.., a..
proved Jsly -, Isoe.
eAsh eAPirAL.......... .........sl, ,9oo ,.r
Evening star., 1869-02-03

A RESOLUTION to pay deficiency for the i'm
provement OF Pennsy lvania avenue extended.
Be IL TeS0ired by Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council the Corporation Of Georgetov,s,
That the sum Of eighty -four dollars and seven
ty.three cents be and the same is hereby appro-
priated out Of the general fund to pay deti-
cheney for the improvement Of Pennsylvania
avenue extended, and the Clerk is hereby
authorized 10 pay the amount of said deficiency
when proper vouchers are presented for the
same. (Approved, January 9th, 1859
Evening star., 1869-02-03

subject; adopted. BY Mr.. Bartiett-Bills for
the relief of NJ Ruggles and j. H. Bellows.
Petition for lamp.posts on 5 b street west. from
NJ TO streets; referred. by Mr.. Sardo-Pe.
tition tor lamp-poet on the corner Of 1lth and
b streets. BY Mr.. Arrison-Bills for sidewalks
on 5th street east between b and q south; to
erect gas.lamps in the Fifth Ward; to lay water
main along e street north; to allow side wa lks
in alleys; petition of w. II. Marshall for rel ief:
referred. BY Mr.. l.. b. 5. Miiler-Bill for re-
numbering the houses; referred By Mr. Fow.
ler-Joiet resolution granting certain privi-
leges to j u. Evans; passed.
Mr.. l.. Il ). Miller offered the following -
whereas from report made to the Senate by
one Of Its committees during the past year, il is
very doubtful whether the Corporation of
Washington has not forfeited all right to the
Washington Canal, because OF failing to COM
ply with the acts Of Congress in relation there
TO; and whereas, in the present condition of
the finances Of the city, and in view Of the fact
that the Indebtedness Of the Corporation now
exceeds one million OF dollars, it would seem
city, TO expend SUFFICIENT sum Of money to im.
prove said canal: Therefore,
Resotred, That in the opinion Of these Boards
the Congress Of the United States would best
suoserve the interests OF the people of this city
By assuming complete control Of the said canal
and improving It, or otherwise disposing OF IT,
Ths JOINT reeolution was rejectsd-yeas :,
Davis, Hire, L. b. S. Miller, Sardo TavIor and
TORY. NaysMessrs. Bartlett, Bates, Chase,
@. W. Miller, Russell. Stewart and the Presi,
dent.
Mr. Fowler offered the following:
Whereas efforts are being made by the BOARD
OF Police Commissioners to obtain from Con
gress certain powers heretofore confded 10 the
Councils and whereas such action v Sub yer.
sive Of good goyernment ana an infrinssment
Of the rights OF the people, and wholly I'M
called for: Therefore Be it
Resssued. That the committse to represent tha
inserests Of The Corporation before Congress Be
instructed to oppose the passage Of snv bilI
granting sleA power.
4F. Fowler said N lis JuAgmsnt this was an
ane1pSto nsurP the pSefogaftves and nghts Of
poWsr And exeretse tyranny iAconsisssat win
0e rights q tAs eftAaons and . tree covers q.
Rsnt 10 there any necessity for this Bower.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

Salt Creek mission was divided into
three parts, and called, Salt Greek,
Oak Greek and Camp Creek Mis-
siOns.
The following are the appointments:
President, J NJ Young.
Lincoln Station John Lamb.
Peru Mission, S Boomer.
Salt Greek Mission, w Davis.
Oak Greek Mission, p S Schamp.
Camp Greek Mission, Z 7 Hudson.
General Missionary ] NJ McKessOn.
Without appointment st his own
request, III G Boyer.
In the hands of the President, W
S Horn, L c Ognett-
Committee on PASTORAL Relations /:
u W Davis, @ Carter and j M
Young.
A unanimous vote of thanks was
given to the people of London, and
vicinity, for the generous, liberal and
noble manner in which they sustain
ed the conference.
The next session, THE Lord willingl
will convene in Lincoln, the Wednes-
day before the second Sabbath in
September, A d 1870.
Conference closed about 10 O'Clock,
p. N. Saturday September, 18th.
J. W. DAVIS Publishing
JOHN MORRIS committee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

Wednesday morning the fair opens
up finely. The farmers and strangers
are coming in this morning in large
numbers. Cows, steers, oxen, bulls,
stations, brood mares, matched hOr-
ses, saddle horses, PAGERS, hackers and
fast trotters followed each other in
rapid succession ; coops of chickens,
ducks. and wagon loads Of pigs are
filing in past the Secretaries desk in
large number.
The teams of farmers are filling up
the grounds assigned for thatpurpose.
The track is being well patrOnized-
Among the number Of good horses
and their drivers we notice J. r.
Larkin and his brown horse to gig,
Mr.. Bagley with his three year old,
DR.. Cowles with his chestnut to bug
.gy, James Berry and his bay mare to
buggy, DR.. Holiday and his big
brown under saddle, Jas. r. Dye and
his cream colored to buggy without
bride, Major Daily with his brown to
Gig, S. P. futile with black flley to
buggy and several others whose riders
were to Us unknown. The practice
showed good horsemanship and very
fine speed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
johnson County
Republican Convention.

Alta meeting of the delegates Of the
several precincts Of Johnson county
to nominate county officers, @. b.
Bird was elected Chairman and o.
Holden Secretary.
On motion the Chair appointed w.
Beard, P. II. Cody and VIM. HI. Dan
cy Committee on credentials. Com
mittee reported the following gentle
men entitled to seats in the cOnven-
ton:
Tod CreeE-G. d. Bird, W. Beard,
and P. II. Cody.
Spring Creek. B. Sharett, Henry
Sapp, D. r. Golf, Alexander Mars
and Thomas Rutter.
WestOn.-D. A. TitcOmb, VIM. r.
KneeIand and G.. w. Dawson.
Festd-J III Confer, J B HOlbrOOk
and VIM Dancy.
HrIena-O Holden, Palmer Blake
and Peter TiIhian.
NeHldbd-J G Smith, James Haw-
asth, i Hays, Aaron Myers, 5 p Mil
Ter and Z Hays.
P Tithian of Halena and S p Miller
of Nemaha being absent, the commit
tee recommended their several dele
cations to cast their vote.
On motion proceeded 70 ballot.
Aaron Myres and Palmer Black APP
pointed tellers by the chair.
The first order being the election OF
delegates to the District Convention.
On motion agreed to send five Dele
gates-two regular and three float
to the Convention.
On motion agreed that the persons
receiving the highest be the regular
and the next highest float delegates.
On motion, A Bivens and William
Daneey were elected regular, and G
Woody, NJ K Cody and g PTuekeT
float delegates.
Nominations for County Officers be-
ing nexti in order, the following named
gentlemen received the nominations
A Cook, for County Commissioner,
C Lawrence for Probate Judge,
G WOOdley for County Clerk,
A BiVens for Sheriff, -r4ya.-
A w Gray for Coroner,
s WOlford for School Sup't,
W L Dunlap for Surveyor.
On motion, adjourned.
g d BIRD, Chm.
D HOLDEN, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23
For saIe-Big Price wanted.

I notice by the last Democrat that
its editor proposes to sell himself ito
help one wing or the other" There,
gentlemen candidates, is a chance,-a
small amount Of black mail can buy
I'D that editor and his mighty inhu-
ence-''One or two" bids "already sent
in''-can't sell for that price-whO'U
go a quarter better. Bid gentlemen,
if YOU think he's worth anything
don't be afraid on account of his sen
sitiveness,-yOu that have made offers
understand your man-yOu can read
human nature like a bOOk-bid up
gentlemen, he won't be Offended-he
can be bOught-he's for Saskatchewan
he wants a big price, almost any sum
would be big to biH1-bid gentlemen
any Of you have money enough to
make the purchase. But let me say
confidentially. that the man who buys
him at dHyprice will be sadly cheated.
Low priced chattels are nearly always
worthless. CRISR,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

Special elections have been ordered
blythe Governor, to take place on the
18th day of October, to fill the follow
ing vacancies in the State L Legislature F:
Senatorial District, composed OF
Cass Sarpy, &c, to fill vacancy occa-
STONED by the appointment of VIM. F.
Chaplin as receiver of U. S. Land
Office at Lincoln. !
Senatorial District, composed of Ne
maha county, to ell vacancy occa-
stoned by the appointment Of T. J.
Majors as Assessor of Internal Reven-
ne.
Senatorial District, composed of
Nemaha, Richardson and. Johnson
Counties to fill the vacancy OceasiOned
by the appointment of Isham Reavis
as Judgeof Arizona.
Representative District, Douglas
county, to fill vacancy occasioned by
the appointment of John B. Furay
as u. s. Mail Agent.
Representative District, Nemaha
county, to supply the vacancy acca-
stoned by the resignation of George
Crow.
Representative District. Richardson
county, to fill vacancy o~ccasiOned by
the appointment of Joseph 7. Hole
as u. $. Marshal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-23

In addition to the articles entered
yesterday we find that Hetzel ard
May have q good display Of clothing,
Den a fine display of most excellent
wooden goods, SheIlenberger Bro. and
J. c. Deuser ample varieties Of stoves,
tinware and hardware, Miss Berkly's
samples of dressing hair from the
chignon to the lesser curls, Mrs. DR..
Blake's silk bed spreads, Mrs. Porter
with her cluster, Mrs. Barges' fine
specimens of the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine, Mrs. Graham IN or
gan, Mrs. Furnas' boquets of flowers
in Pyramids and the rock rose or res
erection plant, Miss Davidson with
her fruits in wax work, Mr.. Carson
with his cabinet of silver ores from
Montana, Mr.. Campbell of London
with his cows and calves, Mr.. Tfrrill
with his bull and COWS, Mr.. MeCOmas
with his pigs, Mr.. Starry with his
B~uffaloes, Mr.. Den with his deer,
Mrs. Russell, with her bread, cakes,
&C. somebody with sacks of flour;
Mrs. Bear, with her beautiful samples
of millinery goods; w. w. Hackney,
with his boots and shoes; Mrs. Love
less, with piles of apples, peaches,
pears, tomatoes, and other fruits and
vegetables; w. g. Glasgow with sew
eral varieties apples, besides hosts of
others too numerous to mentbn, all
contributing to make the fair iseful,
beneficial and instructive.
We noticed upon the grounds many
strangers-JudgeE Z. S. Dundy of Rich
ardsOn, Dr.. Graft from Omaha, Judge
Cairns of Atchison, Mr.. H.. B. Strorg
and Rev. E. d. Philips of johnson
county, and many others whose names
we did not learn.
There were a good many bundled
people on the ground. There was 40
disturbance Or disorder, but the It.
most harmony prevailed throughout
the entire day.
At four O'Clock in the afternoon thu
base ball match came off upon the
fair grounds, between the three Field
brothers, Murphy, Jones, Cameron,
Vain and Cox, of st. DerOfn, who
made D runs, and Furnas, McNaugh-
ton, Cecil, Shellenberger, McCabe.
Galley, Daily, MOulton and Harrison
of Brownville, who made but IS runs.
This was a well contested match, and
was witnessed by a vast cOncourse OF
people, who crowded too close upon
the ring for the restless disposition OF
the police managers. The st. Deroin
boys took the premium, for which
they worked active and with a good
degree of scientific training. The
BrOwnville boys will be for making
another run on the st. Deroin club
on their stamping ground in st. De-
roin, when they will expect to make
the home stretch. Tomorrow is the
finishing day of the Fair and the big
day, The crowd win be immense,
but we expect and know that it will
close with entire satisfaction.