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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01
Tac Religious movement in MexlcO.

The remarkable results and rapid
extension Of this movement IN the
capital and its vicinity, call for imme-
date and generous aid from Amert-
can Christians. Thirty congregations
have beeen organized. Their worship
consists in reading the Word of God
with simple exposition Of its essential
truths, in fervens prayer aud singing.
Accepted hymus of orr American
churches have been translated and
printed by missionary agents in the
City of Mexico. From the same press,
sent from this city for the purpose, q
large collection of pamphlet Tracts,
translated by the same agents, have
been issued. These hymns and tracts,
to the number of hundred thousand,
aud numerous copies of the Scriptures,
have been distributed by earnest
hands In the interior as we'll as the
capital.
So wonderfully has Gods Provi
depce opened the way of His truth to
the minds OF this simple people, in
such a marvellous degree has He re-
moved or counteracted the hindrances
long interposed by the priestly power,
that from many places where only the
printed truth has penetrated, comes
| Intelligence of household groups spon
taneously gathered for Bible reading
and prayer. And now this work, in
the past so directly of God aud with
| few traces of human agency, has been
earnestly undertaken by a Christian
organization. With less than four
years of labor In the North and two
in Central Mexico, its progress al.
ready far outreaches the means re-
ceived for its prosecution. With a
harvest waiting for the reaper, wider.
richer, ripper, perhaps, than can be
/ found upon any other of the great
missionary fields of the world, more
contiguous and therefore more imper-
alive in its claim upon the Christians
of America. tbis t00Tk stands today IN
great and argent need.
On behalf Of the Missionary Agen-
cy that has prosecuted this Mexican
t0Ork, we are constrained by its in
creasing magnitude to press these
facts upon Christian hearts, and earn
fstLy call for Immediate and hbsTdI
aid.
In asking gifts, also, from our citi.
Gems for this regeneTatiVe work In be-
half of Mexico, we express the con-
viotion, repeated again and again, by
intelligent Americans who have per-
sonal knowledge of its affairs, by
leading minds in the Dominant Lib
ersl party, and by foremost members
Of the Government, that peace, order,
stable institutions of government and
other fruits Of mature civilization,
can only be attained by the more gen
eral aud pervasive influence o. Prot
estant Christianity. We simply add,
that many testimonies from prominent
civilians, Mexican and American, con-
firm the statement of our devoted
missionaries, that the entire Repub-
lie is ready to receive pure Christian
teaching and worship. And we de-
sire that it be distinctly understood
by all, that the only liDaitdtiaR to
Christian work to-day In elevating
and blessing Mexico, lies IN the means
to diffusa Bible literature and to
train and sustain Bible-readers and
preachers.
Ga behalf of the Directors Of the
the American and Foreign Christian
Union. VIM. A. BOOTH. Pres't,
j. GLENwoRTH BUTLER, Sec'y.
q Bible House, New York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01
A RKLIARLE SHERIFF.

| should have said nolhIDg about
any candidate, II l had been let
AIOne. RoM l aiate that Jacob Ii.
Miller, Democratic candidate for
Sheriff, has in his hands fee bills and
executions unreturned, over dus,
dead ON his hands, on which the costs
alone amOGRt 10 In the neighbour
hood OF SLIGO: besides which ne has
made collections and nOt paid over,
and has bow liz his hands money be
longing 10 my Office, which cannot
get, scores OF premises or payment
Notwithstanding
BVREN SORENSON,
County Clerk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01
GEN. LANES G. VEATUu

Will address the people of the First
Congressional District. at the follow
ing times aud places:
Springfield, Posey Co., Tuesday. Oct. 4th.
Owensville, Gibson Co, wednesday. Oct.
5th.
OAKLAND city, Gibson Co., Thursday.
Oct. 9Th.
WInslcw, PIKE Co. Friday. Oct. 7th.
GentryvilIe. spencer Co., Saturday, Oct.
sth. -a9N
Speaking to commence at l PM, at all
the above appointments 4W
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01
Joint lllscnssiOns.

The following are the list of ap-
poiutments for joint discussions be-
tween Captain Gooding and Judge
Niblack.
WadesvilIe. Saturday. Oct LIST, P. II.
Evansville. Saturday, Oct. lst, u p. M.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01
EVANSVILLE, IND.
FANCY GOODS. MOTIONS. ETC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAZE DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the
world. Harmless, reliable, 1nstan taneouss
does not contain lead nor any vftdIEo pos
son 10 produce paralysis or death. AVOID
Boosting virtues they do not possess. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has
had 80 years untaruished reputation TO
uphold its Integrity as the only Perfect
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied at 10 Bond Street, New
York. lfeiO
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01
The FOrlifcations d Paris
Eow the City Looks in State of
Siege.

The Country Round About Parls-The
City's Strategic Plan-SOme OF the
EnGeFcuFFents - The Espionage
FeYPr-What We might expect ln
q Sales.--future from SOiGier Life
The Rude Lesson the French Have
ReceITed--PrObRbllities Of siege.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-01

A QUESTION FOR TAX -PAYERs.-Is
it safe 10 re- elect a Sheriff who fails
to promptly pay over collections when
made BY him2 e
, 1870-12-01
THE CHURCH BAZAARS,
TEE kTIsC0rALIASl


The bzzaAr IN Metropolitan Hall, tn aid Of St.
'ohnA EoaroIA Church, II going ahead ia
ATeiJ WAY. and noneJ II pouring into the uea4-
ury IN = pctfect s:.eam Of grecnbacks, There
are zSeat many nice things IN the fair, ana the
at.enitoo which human being o. tho male per-
suastou rect1sea At the hAnda Of the laaiea Is
bewtlae1tue. and dempralizea ! pocsetboat IA
len than no tine Before dc u wei IN tao DOR. u.
lAdJ poutces upon him. and A15a 1t1c thintt ne
y ss ne ~ Il q n
granted. The lady sax1 another fellow c!a.mz
tne distinction, and will not he come and Re
we'etea, tee pa!sy hav.nE .he smaller .ve,r-
IMPORTANT question. OF zo0Sse ne goes, Eet2
weighed. md Il foaud wanting. He u Jet on the
ecaith. and before be has time to recover himself,
DeHitrhirE Bmttc:, exttAc. nttJ cents each out OF
Its pocket, 80 t1at somebody he doea not know
msJ he eIec*eA 70 receive cane. hek, Maten:
round the Eoom inEesung. IN poi ot1oes, z1py
tent, and numerous II ncies OF Wearing sppssel
Then he Eoes 10 supper, and, waiting for aTos.
tesiaf ana happier one, knowing tnas he has
CONT f!butsd hls 1at,s 70 tu1la h1ntsauc cnufen
The hau il nestiy decorated: and the a.trac-
t.ss tions az nu@cfom aod ennarG: These T. -
, s,rss 'soh ssf ;a rnsse Mn T. Wsass end % M.ss
saa IL. isss, sst.r eey y !se;s
herr ~ Nm natet, . Mn Mu};unneJ.~ aud
sstsIh osaef tabaea, and reniz. uadar t1n coauni
Ma Crane, Ars- Williams, M!as F1Akx, Mn
etns. MI ca1pecseF, MIA A!ahop, Ma I-alt.
Cunkon 'pfestdes uEe5 the acalea, M. nafer ore.
'ftE xutte n enottno1s sum. Miss KILLER over
oyct pslr us Etld-heAaed eanes ons foS M snn.1
pnputaf EpAcupA clergyman In town, ind thr
otheT1of The most popular laJn19n IN s. John's
Parst: An The articles unered tor sale are good
senssee d fety ressonable Tases. !. =. :.
An interesting feature In the falf are the din
res given Away every dAy, between II and .
c.clccE- Al dcllAf x1ch. They arc eaid 70 Be *.
II, AT ,ilnnt r., we'll worth the 1nnaey, eXclusISe
, 1870-12-01
THE WHGBKEY RIHG.
Why promlaent Peorsans Visit Chicago.

An AFTERNOON paper announced, yesterday, tnst
Mayor @. 2. Parker and fifteen prominent citizens
Of Peoria had Arrived tn this city, On buuness
connected with tho Revenue Department, Al.
most every one Tho re1a the paragraph untfouht-
cdty thought that the gentlemen. anxious to be Of
service to the government, had coma 70 Cncaeo
WIN view to consult with sne rcvenue omce9.
Of this dttrtet about feAnble plan to ensure
tie collection OF the ta1 on sundfy articles, and
to express their sbhorrenee Of whtskey, frsuas
AID tnoae connected With them or the contrary,
The gentlemen IRE the ones who compose tae
whtssey ing. md their presence in this city wzaa
them the Grand 1nEy ot the United Stases CoaIs,
At The next term. Taa AaJur Of Pcoxia. ho 7e7er,
sign the oN1 bood&- The complainant in tue c4ses
Is sLemuel F. Aasknx, who was Il one 11a1e rec
uter. he having n1a some difficulty With the
ellane, md e1Pssed their traasacsaons 1naiot-
msu, Cy1n l. Wood, Jonn Francis john Wssner.
Patnck " Dunn, Otto Funk. Jahn r., Redm raj
ana John c. Henderson, TOT conspiracy to detIana
!els Of distilled sp.rts, in sneE fraudulent removal
strm di5u1leJ to tAe Focufy1ng esrshlxhu u.ut
OF L F. Haaktua: agatnss Rtchxrd GEeSg, John
hancocs . and a !onn y: Btakety:, ia car
dEfrsnd the Tsyernmen&: AID Against Jonn Bsb-
cock ana J. IL BtAkeley fer Ee1noJ.na h4tzels OF
h1Rhvnes 10 PLACES other than bonded w1fe-
FINK fof placing sAlSs Inspection brands on TN
hatfcfs; and Wtlism Zetdler, for cxrfytuH pn toe
ooGne1a Of fecti1df, and destroying portion
e 4s 6sSs Ehaca u lsM requires him @ Keep.
$afYo eaeh Aftee Aasx1nA made the Complaint
-zgdnst 10 ftn9t tho naRsnhara had aHssk1a4 N
re:ssd To- pesto1: and ~ ease u 70 b ted soon
some p fot t1ti Il the naxt tsn ot sse daited
6nte4 Coult = ,
, 1870-12-01
COMPANY B.
Thti ir Trip to Chlexro In search Of a Free
Dinner.



The following Interesting paraoranh Ia taken
III. f,yrc,nr,tt S,,,t-,- ~ HI,r,,vs
49,. -. ..sa., =. n.u.a!.
s,4.,,.,- i Tne;,.. yaa1a. tanGAoo IAlr
Isrrr sin;r Il, rrtns1 frnn fbe IL
fart r ntsv Win reTfrr .sfefy shaf thr braTe hoTs
considerably exercised 7hey started on the4r cf.
s.lfin IL ftanna # ms bsnqnss1 hrinlAnt
~ ~ uie tne ksnefay. m nothing 70 r.s:
ursu,, :. II es,i.3.rffo III hsnsne. inv ranf"ss
10: but IL. other viIons wesr rot realized to theif
knpw !+ser thry were even asIowed 10 liquldatc
81: srt. u. anr,t 1rtalsnE fron The banquet The
fis~cflhI Eavcs rcE.Ttd ConpsnJ 8 TIE de21t
H. IN; =. ~ cf oSr ,sF nT.er ~ ~ tne
10 t t. xt " h + ps
e.s- = t. II elaaed dsait had to he made the
rt1rtto !asnish the necsssas1 Eu1nhtE cf female
, 1870-12-01
LAHAELE STREET TUNNEL.
How tho Work Goes on-Sasisfactory Pro-
EreAA.

EreAs.
The most expensive work tn which the city has
oocn engaged during the psss year Il the l. Sale
Street Tunnel Ground Was broken on November
;, 1858, md stnce then, the WORK has b.eu almost
ooattnuoufly in prosress. The experience gained
tn building The Washington street tunnel, has
been OF great service and Falue In the
present case: 1he character OF the sol
70 Be overcome cao be 70 accurately calculated,
that ntEe more will be Thought Of constructing 1
tunnel than Of butloing house.
pls.ed ia the summer. % I'D now I" tne southern 50
bali u being pushed forward WIKI great Rpa1ity.
The aschWly hta been hu!lt ITS feet sonth from
beyond where tie drct van i 10 he. South Wa'er
Street At The foot OF LsSlIe, u e1cAvated, and
soon The picks and ahovels win make trench in
LBs,allc nearly ~ f1r eouth n Randolph. The
Roadway entrance will begin 10 feet norm Of inc
eonIh line OF Randolph, and be open a. lar as
Lake, The distance from there to the river being
ceSerrt.
Since the cotler dam waa made tight no trouble
has beeA met With In the tunnel proper, and tie
found ne cetsaly 70 take Down the upper stories
Of Stee1eb Building, which 6tAnd on the edge OF
nc Itser, 2ud whose foundations were In Danger
Io om he y Tns wta Of Eesyug
ehoTn By the cracks that a1e visible In the lower
part OF the wall Had not the precaut1ou been
taken- very likely the building wonld have come
down ~ The run, and Without warning.
A. soon a the dock vail Is built, aud the arch
var tested, the dam H.u Be removed. There
F11 he no necessity for removing It until spring,
When navigation will be resumed, although II
could be removed much aooned II required. Tho
couu1ct cAt4 for the tunnel to be nnlsheA %
JULY ], 15sL II no accident hsppeus, 1t will ba
done before that date.
The original estimate OF the cot OF the work 10
esz7 ,cto. bit when dan,Hgea aud all contingent
expenses are paid, 1t Will reach heA1iy, II not
quite Sao, ,t0A The contractors have received to
dste s195, ,ts7. go that they hare good round
suun TO earn yet
Mr. william BrJersou Is the enR!ueer IN charge
On the pszr Of the HoeId OF Public Works, Mt.
Chesh1onEb, Of coufte. being the chief Both OF
these gentlemen arc doing al they can 70 have
are the contractors, AcasrA MOSS, Chxmbers +
Mclean.
, 1870-12-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER T. 1870 =

Bsmue1 McntT, Inwa: Hon. John D, ux~tey.
Mock nl1nd: ". v Buckaiew. New Enrk; John
=. sbeenerd. 9t,aTa: e 9. Jacksoa, Ban Frao-
cisco: @. A. Hull, United btA,es Army: Cnatiea
r, A!more, Louias lr: lIon. II. c. Blanchard. Feec.
Iort: q 5.tnplc kenkut; Ilor. g, $ BAKER
apd patty. y o1la: ": Y. Lewis, St. Louis; Il. 3.
Smith, San Antonio, Texas NH
SHERMAN ROUSE,
Anhnt the airtvRlx 1t this bote3, yesscTtay. were
:he following: Theodore Per1y. New TurE: kIcn-
Ard I. uammono. San F1xosaseo: Hey. Gtnrrn r.
Bzuwue. TTentons n. J.; r. chaubcsssin. CleTe-
}tpdi asp. 1sbQ ". Qreebe, and Joun z Henry,
DArenpo.ti Hon. Tim3:hy q. Hqvo. 0reen Ray;
HOE. }. ll4nA, Louisiana: trsc:.ees ]. F.9het,
DoNoD: G. Rodney MAJ, New orIe1ns; Hou d.
Va Mnoods Madison: James D. Black, PhilzdeI-
pna; Henry Il. Montgomery, Tens
fRIGGs HeusE.
AnorR the arrivals at this hotal. Yestcsday.
were the folloKtuR: Hon. John r. Farnawo{n
and family, St. Charles: Waiter p. King, Nonta-
RI: s. T. Conyerfe. cltvela1d; n. Baldwin.
Gaud Haven; r. n. Ray. Fjktsbut1h: ii. il.
Moore. San Fesncisco: Ch1ltes i, Baker, Hast.
irEt; 3. v. .a'ay. QuincJ: s. r. skinaer. New
York; r. Mor-honse, Jazesy1l!e: c. u. Eaton,
LaCfusse: Lowell Fletcher, Cincinnati
PALMER H0CsK.
Among the aE71vals ut this hotel, JegterdAy,
xFrc the following: George Il. Amos. Kansas:
J. AouRhton. Detroit: I. ", Walker, champlleu;
). u. P9lEeF, Boston; ". 2. King, Helena, Mon
tana: Z E1et1ou, Rockford: A. bIckeu4on, New
rofA: c. A. Bakef, Dixon: ]. II. ooodnue, u s.
A.. T. C. DeMa1s, Rockford; I. Hughes, Ne "
1urk; Prot. Gust Voehler, FfeibnrK, Germany.
, 1870-12-01

Of Tic JOY Experienced IL having helped wort J
.bt Ct II 4 bell s helped h pretty woman. t.
Dig the dInoeIa Htll Ia given away II sao sane
hy tnhie8 Triui,y Chutch table will hA uslte1
upln AID provl1rtl for by A'nx Epolh, Ma. a.
Booth, Nj. iIolMer. and Mrs- Mrcch. MI. Hill
gil, have the Renerl control aud mann semrnt,
Everyone II Invited,
TIE cosaRxoA1roNAIls1s.
Tne 8econd Lvctlng Of sas Plymouth Church
Razar Wa marked bv IN abundance mnca
rtnpeEt VA de1sely crowded, 10 tnat the cuuptss
Atn actions OF tho drama ID performance ia An.
Other room aesTed the oouoae purpose Of rtlie7-
The play VS. the "aplnt Of IT," 1hp cast BENZ
made up ~ fo1oMh: 1on Enrbfrrr, Cn1.tes HI.
ReJaoads; g.. E.fanh9 Cnarics ", NeEtoa: W.
snnie % ssks nes T.; !; =: ks;; kksy; -, S
isAon: A'k Haateu, Kln rotter; FtoxtT Of the
Fanl!y, Annie Hsuilson The p.e>e vas smo nh.
:I,aa,a,u 40 neAuy n'oAnt*a. md gars unqualified
sas q fss@ oa1
ecCuss toe" baoy Matinee. !" at wnlrha tuEa num.
M oes q ihtants WIN compete for tic prlze. The
Int gallery OF rnc arts connected with the ba-
1sar Is amali, Of courtc but exceedingly choice.
II y RET, eshng 10 sec 70 m1ny good pictures
which, 70 say the least, ia usually anJtn:ng bnt
attis1c Rus 1etEcshtnr, also. II sec higher po~
anon g.sen to these occaaton', in one dsrecdan
paintings, Il would Be- d.dieuls to Ee1 together
rorc attractive lot. Il y not necessary 10 enter
irto c,ir,ctsm: indeed. Inc most OF the
plc1uues have oaeo criticised in these columns In
lions, sSd We need ociJ caia,ocus sSe
best Of them, prefsctnE the catalogue win
the sact that the pictures belong to private collc
tens IN tie ctIy. Tae list Is as follows: Two
game piecea: Dog and Bird and "Ertts,r
small mAE1ne By Dc Hans, the prup fty Of George
Cnutchs ~Ante-lebsutn," wh.ca Va. "a the co-
!fcupn OF The AtHnemy Of De ign, small De
naa. marine, = cattle piece; o1. freckr, aud i
st ss, 5anes :, n Msixtf. .;as. Esq The SECRET ~
AID rss Ee.son." y ao!seu a9soi sad
la Belle Jasttinterr.r all nxure riec.5 ID prog
eEt3 of II. u. Thompson, E.q.; two companion
lapdscapesy by William 1last and Church, rho
property u Wilt Dexter. E.q.; 4 cabinet copy Of
Nanhaets Madonna Of The Chntr, n1d fuH. sk ID
COPY Of Aultlfas Crescent M3do1ua; lTo OF
GooflnN flower Hud fairy r!cc-s; Z marine. By
L2uttiE Hoist: one Of ueadtA 1t perspcctiyes
On Tie lynn II eadoWa; lBrge Colorado v1ew, by
Elktns: portrait Of c9lld aud fruit, BY
Cox, Of INDIANAPOLIS; large matine, by
raece. By Aah1t9: "Exp.essuon." nsare. p
photograph md epgra1inE department, Il aaothe'
very .ane samples Of European work. 1t IL th*
only inEi1nce weeau remember. Ia wnlea tho man
AEe5B OF = church fair have r1sea above the dig
nifty OF do1t-bshies ard wax flowers, and thoH
who attend the bnE1tt, ana h&ve had quite enouXi
OF the everlasting RtoeccA nt the lelouAdc wei
"8ul such," can soend very pleasant auL yer
profitable hour nj the Art Gallery.
, 1870-12-01

On ouF nrst page Will be found The card Of the
[amar Insurance Company, Of Chicago. concern
which can safely be commended 10 the business
community for fair dealing With lta policy hold
vhica y !s lte,J 70 meet. Among it, omecrs a,e
some OF the most favprahtJ known Eenuetnen IN
Eas had lifetime experience IN insus1nce. and
Is known ~ one Ct tho most careful, II we'll ~
one OF the mott koctc4sfot, tnEnrRnce 1nen In the
raging 1oaes before they arc due, o. OF lasuE1nE
tnr lower rates than otna1 eompanses. OF any suea
SsSts. indncements" bnt =. otoesss be @ asys thts
snce companief, to b. safe, nnnst make = tatr
rront On tneit bu6neSs md on this principle they
tEopose 70 manage the Lamar.
, 1870-12-01

sDd Lincoln" Band--DirEe. "Tne Laud o.
Calea 4nd---Scotla1d. 1 love thee. .'Our
Sister 6oc1eue8" Band--Med'ey. ATne pArlsn
achoolsof Scotland and The Public Schools OF ths
pnft St.tea-" The rfesA" ''The Nsttnul !!
titmes OF Scotland" "Ths B.ncn aud BAT"
The LakSeA"
toass Was DRINK In silence, to The memory OF
tad iate GtofRe Pletcb, OF the Briggs House, AMI
AZ C.. I. Bonney delivered touching eulo0J
nissed By every otn
La the a2le1rala between the tpssts, tbs Prest-
dsnt frxf dispatches Itce1ved from tho S. Ad-
drtWs E2tht1tt - 10 the various CEfe1 tpfouXhout
The coantEy,. with the an9wtsa TO then, III OF
which were fecelved with applause. The p1t1y
wAs very tolly Oh the whole, and did not ADJOURN
ILL tA{1y In tRo d1y,
, 1870-12-01

The Athleuc Club, Of Philadelphia, have closed
play ioT the st4son. Aad the Secretary presents
The following statistics OF the wosk performed BY
The fiIh nine Ihi1 HnnA4n.
, 1870-12-01
BUSINESS NOTICES,

I.nbor.-Lnbor IL cnpltnI. HckloW
every si1 out Of seven days. aua, 10 matter how
poor be may haye been at the CONN enceInent 1f
LIES great race he Will be certain to accumulate
Plantation Bit,er7 10 certain 70 make the weak
ore8 Strong, aud to preserve tho heA1t1 OF the
healthy. From four TO six npura Is considered
the prlraIy lllnit Tor hratn work. At the exQira-
ton Of this time tho phosphorus Il Carried %.
and the man becomes irritable and nervous. II
he Is poor, and continues ou ut his tasS, rs most
of roor doctors, 1awyerr, and editors DO, he will
be certain to shorten his days anu MI an untuely
grave, III did Sir Waiter Scott, unless he usss
Plantation Bitse1s, which speedily restores his
yttaI enef1t reps!tr hts indigestion, and correc.s
The slugpish circulation Of hts blood.
, 1870-12-01
PoEilim.

For The .Sete Turk Sun, SoE. %.
Tne wei-Ano<n pug1i!Stfc talent OF the Hon.
:.- C1hnTn- which has been lying dofmAut for 80
lAHG tinr, tee1ns 1t last aoout 10 be developed.
NJ. ttANsn called n the Sun Office yesterday
attE1uc3n, and deElfed 70 inform tho world thAt
he had CaRllengGd Iii. 12incA Mace TO nRhs fOt a
large eum. In tw-uty-tous foot ring. within sixty
or n.ncly days Nj. Mace WIS in his house In
Twcnfy-lhird Street, near Sixth avenue, last
evening, and s1id That he had no knowledge OF
aDJ challenge from III. coburu, OF my other L.
dixtuuAL
In lir ccu'se Of conversation, In which several
gentlemen t4ok Part, Mf. '$face Inoaestty aYic1
thet he had II tlfs d IRON the ring after hasInG
been lighter 3nr twenty 1.-TWO years but that II he
was chsiltIgt41 By Nit. toburn he stnu'd feel con-
STRAINED to light, as tUoufn hal said tht he
wuu:s caal:efge him and make him nRht, or CON.
X him to quit the c nnt-y- In answGr to 9ues-
ifan ~ t,J stanjer, Mt. Mzce said that he would
ratccr nght 4 hundred times tan leave New
1eak.
The Hun George v. Hnl, who u one OF MI.
MAcr's hark+rt. tn his quiet r,anncr then e1-
pressed Ills dete m:natton to back his fArorite for
any sun from 5 10 &, coo: Whereupon Mt. Mace
1dLrti that it Was time enough 10 make such ban
tefs wien challenges Eere In order.
Mr.. Na1.. ald 1is friends say that Joe Cohutr
must thalhnSe and mate boaa ida light OF
l1sc his prtstlge: and ss Mr- Mace ia under no
obii& &at1ons to decline = challenge, tho knowing
oLeE predict Ru0Ihef VICTORY for The ElglAh
Champion on American soil.
, 1870-12-01
TIE SPORTING WORLD.
1snsc Ball Items -Ruda.clic and
Dion.
The Bear and Dog Fight-&ace ard
Coburu.


TER SA71oxAL poN1REss PROCEEDINGS.
Sxw Iuxk, Dec 1.-The fourteenth ANNUAL
convention Of the Sstlonl Association OF Base
Halt Players WAS held. yestertay. II the Grand
Central nosei. otse Of the dining -soams being
TIC c1uyrnt,on vas called to order II II l. n,
an'', on calling The rou. 1he fcl!ow1nx auawcred
II tsesr names; 1ltIno'.; J. II; Haynle, Tnomts
nm: Connection, U, B, hubhell 4. Putnsm;
M,t.oull+ e Il. ovetbeck: New rotk. John
WIdey. WiM.m Glcaut F. ". poslRg. d.
T. ". ca1twrl'. 7. saeasdua; District Of Colum.
hts. H. c Mclean: 1ndtaua, Fred. Thompson:
New jersey. y. G.le, J. Il: Westero.t, ". ].
John J. Rnfhes, s. Il uaynurst, A. c, UslnAch'
J. X Cha sdier, a. Il. Wight
The election OF ots1eers fos The. eusut,R year
Nv To,s: Ftst vice Pre-sdeas, o. q. g. ua5Seil. i.
NJ Connecticut: Second Vice President, c III
t.ve!oeck. Of Missouri: Recording Secretary. J.
W. i. Jonnsor, at New Jtrsey: Tfessarer. Frcl
Thosst>1u. Of Indiana.
AiteE the transaction Of s7ne routlne bn+lness,
AT. C*'tWeal Of Albany. inuadnccd The follow
H..t~d That ,hst a.sset,4snn .-e.rd. the eu.on of
aa -. i a,af si ss 81
Hair dozen delegates were on their feet At
nncr, 10 etscuss This resputo1, and tac advocates
of nMasus ard professional I'll plaI1az argued
The question hony e; .Ss ItMt n;a1 nc nnM ,es n
Tce rmslndcr Of the afternoon and great
rAtt cf the evening Was spent III discussing tho
ju'ss 0f the fausr, and q any changes were Eadt,
,s.> {c1,nx,rE t,etcg among The most important:
The bail ute3 In st1 games between association
clubs hereafter must contain exactly one ounce Of
rnao~r, snn 1r<ssure e1acety nine and quarter
iuent4 In circumference.
strikers will be allowed TO step forward to hit
the bill, hut cot be1uod tho l1,c Of the base.
The pitcher uUss not throw the bal, OF IN any
ruacres delay the game.
Al add1tiou To the cid penalty Of called balls
II three men arc sent TO their bascl On wildly
plIcaed OF th1owa balls In one inning, when It Il
the evlhAs intention Nf the pitcher to delay the
T1me. The npptrc rhsI call the game and give the
by 4 eccIe Of rtn1 to nothing.
Hereafter all balls pitched. over fae Ina Of the
home rsste. And between tue shoulder Of sne
striker and hla knee, shall be considered fAil
II The striker calls for a low bsl1, the pstche,
knee; II ios high oar. betzeer the shoulder and
wAtet.
Amer the ssansactiou OF same mere rouune bus1.
neAs. the convention Adjourned
ACTExkS VI LEEA ..
nav okI1axt. No'; 2o;.Iae game q ease hsl!
"a follows: Autnals Is; Lee 8. AZ the close o1
the eighth inning the score stood 8 TO 8.
TIE CISClkGkH CLUE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3o.-A meeunK OF the C1nctn
uAu Hsse Ball Elub Is called for T7esdAJ. to test
the sense of The elnh. On tbs action Of The Execu
zeatlo1ale-
ZBf AFRLkTtc CLun AyxRAaEs
The Athleuc club. Of Fhll4delphIa, have closet
play Tor the 8t&xon, Aod the Secretary present
The following statistics OF the wu1k performed b.
the club zine this HtAA9n.