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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
sooHs AID PEREoDICALs.


TIE GOLDEoE HoURs--Ihe October NUM-
her has eleven Illustrations, the frontis-
piece. called The Zebra, being most charm
ing The articles are fresh and varied :;
The SackciOth merchant; a Story o. New
LeEKnds a talk About Parrots; Two Short
Memoirs; Criclzefs; Nantes and Walking
Sticks; An Adventure with HoppOpOtami;
A Talk About the mysteries of a Thunder
shower 1ne GOldhnchs The history Of q
Drop OF Water; Stonehenge; Elisha Part
ing the Waters; Bible Lesson, No. XVI, by
g. Il. Woln, Esq, etc. Ifthere is any more
instructive or morally wholesome Maga-
zine for young people than the Golden
Hours We do not know its name. Hitch
cock & Walden. 8 year
The Aldine Press. in October number,
IaatI1tains s-reputatIon-no easy thing to
d9-for typogr7E ElicaI beauty and the won
sferfuI effeetI veness of ItsII IIustrations- The
= t2aol o4and Francesca Of GustaFe Dore,
very ing Igtcture, Is accompanied by q let
trr-p press description from Mrs. n. s. Con-
ant squirrel Hunting and sParley the
Porter.3 fuH page enEraYdnER, and six
wood ey1ts from the Rob Roy on the JOr-
dan. A5s5 TIA some OF the most agreeable
orig nal ana selected literary articles con-
sti5ufe the other attractions Of the number.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
LOCAL NOTICES.

/ Cali at Jones & PuInphrey5s and see their
beautiful stock OF spring and sumner cloth
| ing. tpr29-tf
| Another case ofthoss beautiful cassif,ers
ana coatIDgs just received a. Jones and
Pumphrey's. aprSgtf
A beautiful style or SILK Hats just re-
ceived atJones nd PGmphFey's. apr29tf
So TO Jones & &Punphrey's if you want a
suit made to order apr29tf
tfHalI BeautffUI Light.ss-Ts the cry of
all who have seen the World renowned
Rose Light" Only s5 cents per Gallon in
quantities to suit purchasers fIoTn -0ne mini
70 ten barrels. Sole Agent for Delaware
county. J. C BRECHT.
apr-29-tf I4ybrands Block
See Advertisement in another column of
to-eiays paper OF Ohio Business College.
A. Lybrand & Sons 20 to any part of
this and adjoining counties to put up House
A sure Indication Of Il, a hast fs,,,4v
Sewing Machineis the 6actthat the Sineer
Manufacturing Company are $1,000 ahead.
Dansorth's Petroleum OiI-This SUI
periOr Oil is now for sale by DONAVIN 4
POIWIN. 1t is non-explosfve. and gives a
clearer and whittier flame than anv oil now
in use. 1t is cheaper than anv bsin0 onlv
80 cents gallon. Call and try it- febIItf
THE BEST CIGARS in. town will be found
Block.
The largest assortment or Clocks ever
offered in Delaware, has just been received
Al No, Williams Block Call and see for
yourselves. uov20tf
TIE Senator Cook Stove has the highest
oven Of any stove in the marEet-the cast /
ings are v aTrented not to crack. II is sold |
by A Lybrand & Son.
Try DANFORTIT7S PETROLEIZM OIL
for sale by DONAVIN & POTWIN, sole
Agents, Delaware, Ohio. febIItf |
IGyou want goods lower than you can |
get them elsewhere. Call at Donavin & Pot |
wins. Headquarters for Delaware, County /
Tea Company.
Farmers. you are Interested in calling at |
Donavin & POtwins as they keep uD prices /
of Butter and Eggs and sell cheaper than |
any one else,
The Delaware Light House-Try the /
Rose Light" It makes clear light, 1t does /
not smoke, 1t has no unpleasant odor, 1t |
cannot be exploded 1t is only 35 cents per /
gallon. Sold only by ]. @. BRECHT,
apF-29-tf IIybrands Block.
arose Light, p Headquarters for Della
ware County also com plete stock of Lam ps,
Lanterns, Burners and Chimneys, of all
styles and patterns, j @. BRECHT,
apr-29-tf Lybrands Block.
A. Lybrand & Sons, are Agents tor
Delaware county for the celebrated Cooking
Stove FASHION. Go and see it. mr4tf
The Monitor Coal Cooking Stove is one
Of the best in the market. Sold by a. LY-
BRAND q SONS Lybrand's Block.
mr4tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

NEW SYsraeal Fob PRESERVING FRUITS
We have no dafl5t but that mos tfof our la
dy reatlegs "A aif.:s the unusually fne dis
play OF preserved fruits, vegetables, sc. at
ahe late. County Fair. Those which took
most of the premiGms were put up by
Mefford s system VIII eh was pat.nted Sep
tembyr y, 1855 February = 1859. ana March
29 1870. .rh advantages OF this system ov-
a. any ohrr, consists, LIST IN the facility
and easeovith which fruit is manipulated.
ID, retention or favor; ID. Green Corn,
Peas, Beans AMI other vegetables can be
easily and successfully preserved; 4th,
stoue-ware Of CORK sizes can be used as
Fruit reeeptacles. Mr.. Henry Hyatt Of LIB
erty township, issagent for the sale Of the
right to use this process. Persons wishing
to preserve fruits in the freshest and best
manner will 10 well to see him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
IN BEE7r0RFA1H.

WHEREAS. Cur Heavenly Father having
in his infinite wisdom seen TT to call from
earth our beloved sister Alice Harper July
25th. 1870 Therefore be It
IeesoZUed. That by her death our Society
has been bereft of one whose glad presence
ever frightened our hall and whose absence
we truIy lament.
ResoLUed, That we her Clfonian sisters do
most sincerely sym pathize with the broken
home circle mourning her loss trusting
grace may be given them and us IN meek
ness TO say Thy viii be doue.''
Res0tDed, That a copy of the abeve resoIu-
tons BE- published in the Western Collegian
Delaware Gazette and The Telegraph
fHami1ton.)
Eva French
Dide Bundy
Lizzie Brewster Committee. szf
May Alden
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
MARRIED.

SASA REM INZO-September 18th, by
Elder e B Smith, at the Residence Of the
brides father, near Delhi. Ohio, Mr.. A BRA
Ham SNARE and Miss NARY A. MAZESGO,
all Of Delaware county
REED-LONGWELL- the residence
ol The brides father, James LonEweil, Eden,
Ohio. october 9Th, by Rev. j. L. Lower, Mr..
J oEIs @. RFzED and Miss SARAH LOSGW ELLs,
both Of Brown township, Ohio.
PATTI ARRoWs-O the 6th inst, by W.
4 " afson Y. d. n. at the residence Of Mrs.
Foulkaeri in Delaware, Mr.. FRANK PIATT
and Miss KATY BARROWS.
TAYLOR -EATOS-On Sept. 18th, at the
residence Of +. i. slim pie, Delaware. by S.
r. NtJtletOn, Esq. Mr. CHARLES Z. TAYLOR
10 MIss NARY c. EATON, all OF the county.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

HUBBELL As 4 BULLY Hubbell
made another ingIorious appearance in
his unsuccessful roze as a bully, at Tues
days election. In the course Of his at
tempts to browbeat and domineer over
the Republican challenges and judges
he gave an unProvolled and ungentle-
manly insult which he was about to fol-
low with a blow when, quicker than
thought. he found himself reeling back
into the crowd with damaged sineller
and an uncertain understanding. Re
covering himself Jeems frantically sought
to renew the conflict but was gently re-
strained from farther violence.
This is not the first time his art as
dodger has failed him in a critical emer-
gency or his indecision resulted in bloody
consequences. A similar episode twill
be remembered occurred in Columbus
last winter when our Representative in
the Ohio Senate attempted violence. up
on a sick boy and received olfactory re-
proof Before Jecmes goes farther in his
course Of violence he ought get an IN.
surance or at least some sort OF an or
protection for his nasal organ.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

MoccAsIS FLowER.-No lady should be
without the AIoccasin FIower-for the com
plexion. DR.. J. W. Neil has the exclusive
agency for the sale OF this.ti ticle-and also
the Senate Inll-for Delaware. Please call
and see him, at his Drug store-east side Of
safasn street, opposite Union Hail.
sem g70-Iv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

ssWAETED Immediately 400 bush
els Of potatoes. The highest market price
Will be given. Bring your 'smurphies''
along and remember the place, at the Cor
ner or North & Depot Streets. East Della
ware.
sept. 23-Smo. MART c. BRoDERIcK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

II you want an unfaiIingeup OF coffee
for breakfast, go 10 No. 3 Williams Block
and get a National Coffee Pot. Satisfaction
guaranteed. A good many now in use, not
one yet returned. s-ptsOsw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

TaE excursion to Chicago. advertised
aeaur columns for the past two weeks,
lett Columbus Wednesday evening last.
Quite nAaaber of Delaware people took
advantage Of it to visit the West.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

g. K. Newcomer has purchased and
assumed control Of the Marion Demo
eraticl l1T,7oy T. H. Holder, the for
mer proprietor, announces his intention
70 withdraw from newspaper life and
active politics.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

We are anuer obligations to our
friend Henry Powers for half dozen
fine black bass. Henry is on fishing
excursion up on the Sandusky river. and.
judging from the beauties he se9tsus. is
having excellent sport.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

THElladies Of St. Peters (EpiscopaT)
church, will give an oyster supper in
the basement of the church. on Thurs
day evening, October zoth All are
cordially invited to attend.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

WE are under obligations to our ac-
soomodating County Clerk. Mr.. B. F.
Ioofbourow for favors in the way of
election returns.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

DEATH OF A PIoNEER.-Mr. Peter
Van Sickle one of the early settlers of
this county, died at the residence of his
son-in-law. Mr.. R. J. Lott. in Kingston
township, on the 3rd inst Mr.. Van
Sickle emigrated from New Jersey in
1877. and settled in the township Of
Kingston. Of which he continued a well
known and respected citizen until his
death.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

Y.M. c. A.-The following persons
have been elected delegates to represent
the Delaware Association in the State
Convention Of Young Mems Christian
Associations. to be held in Cincinnati.
sNoyember 4th. 5th and 9th: Rev. Mr..
,McLaren, c. o. Little. Rev. d. H.
Moore, 3. L. Smith. IA. Alexander
.4z1szuafes-Rev. w. f. Whitloclz. Rev.
D. Z. 6Iathers Capt, F. curen. z. E.
ZONES. .Thos- Evans
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

"A. J. RYAN. of Topeka. Kansas. is
organizing an excursion from Columbus
and Cincinnati to Denver. Colorado.
Tickets good for 40 days.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
DIED

PETER VANsrCzLE at the residence of his
son-in-law, r. J. Lott IN Kingston town
snip. Delaware county, Ohio, on the 3rd of
October, 1870, in his S7th year.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
JUNE GOODS,
lust RECEIVED


EWE HAVE JUST RECEIVED sO8IE
w new patterns in
s-Piy and Double Superior Uarpots,
Plain and chsoIgsd RIattingr,
FIoor ana Table on cloths Rugs
ana 1Eatg,
ALSO-Lacs Curtains, White and Coloued
Counter Ranes, Lancaster Quilts,
ToWelimgs, Napkins Doyllss and
sIs Table Diapers.
SH EETINGS, PLALoW CASTINGS, TICK
lNgss &c', sc.
f r C. HILLS g cor.
IunlOU No. 2 Williams block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

KANSAS ExcURsIoN.-.A grand ex-
cursion to Kansas and Denver City un-
der the superintendent of Capt. Taylor
and J. G. Hin. Esq. is advertised to-dry,
Mr.. Hill is the General Southeastern
passenger Agent Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway, an experienced railroad man
and very clever gentleman. He knows
exactly how to manage an excursion and
and with the valuable assistance of Capt.
Taylor is sure to make the enterprise a
success. The excursion will take place
On the 25th Of the present month.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
PREFERRED LOCALS.

~ gyventy csnss a line Tor sapsa tn
sertIoa ander this heading.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

AGENTS waited for O'8ara's Pocket Corn
sheIIer. Inquire Of IngersoIl & Patrick,
General Agents for Northern hio-at the
Americas sAOuss-DeLaWare.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

CABLE KOU GOHEG EAST 90
wen, ne!Ighbor H--.a are you going East
Don't think I shall; that trip last year
rather used me up"
You didn't go by the Broad Gauge Erie
Railway, then, did you?'
mo, sir; if I had, I'D have been happy
man to day"
fWhy, hoW's that?"
"Well in the first place, II had gone by
the Erie should have reached New Yo,ri-
in season on 70 meet an important engage
ment; as II was, Went by smother Line,
was several hogrs late, and lost thousands
of dollars by it."
ttYou reeOllect my advice before Won
started, don't your"
ttYes and 1 wish had followed IT. WHY
am told that the Erie cars are foot wild
er than those in ordinary use. and that q
man can live IN them both day and night
Just as comfortably as he can at the Sher-
man or Gait House,"
Eyes, and getjust good and regular
meals at the Company's hotels along the
line
in travelling. But where do You connect
with these Erie coaches? 7 might take n
notion to run on East before long. for thew
say it is worth the price of q ticket to see
the DraWing-Room Cars
'sThey run four Daily Express Trains
starting from Cincinnati, from Cleveland.
from Dunkirk, from Buffalo and from
Rochester, and running through without
change to New York. You can take the
Broad Gauge at either of these points, and
in either case will have a view OF such
scenery as you never saw before in your
life unless you've been to Switzerland -
.ftFRJo 7 never have but T am 1ofDr, ~
New York by the Erie Railway the first
week I can spare, and shall take my whole
family along. Where do you buy the tick
Elh, anywheret All the principal ticket
agents throughout the West and South
have them for sale. Our agent here SAYS he
has all he can do to supply the demand"
tFDoee- he? Well, III hurry over to the
depot, I reckon and invest right away
FTaag al al
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

The crowd in attendance, particularly
on the last day, was the largest ever
known at Fair in the county. The
weather proved to be much better than
the auguries at the beginning gave rea-
son to anticipate and the exhibition is
pronounced success.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
no WHOM BIHTmAzC0NCERl

T0 yYEE(BE IN MAY CONCERN.
rF1HERE Is no description of HLer-
i. chandise of which people generally are
so poorly qualified to judge Of quality and
prices as that Of Watches, JeWelry and Sill
Yer Ware, hence the Importance to the pur-
chaser OF buying where he has good reason
to believe that honesty and fair dealing are
the governing principles IN business.
Instances are numerous of our citizens
sending away for goods IN this line, and in
yariaiJly paying 10 to . per cent. more for
them than they can buy the-same goods for
of @. PLATT, tJeweler, No. 8 Williams
lBIock, where as good an assortment Of
goods in his line VIII be found as in any
store in Central Ohio, and where fair deal
Ingis the rule. july6tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
Carpet and COverIet yarns !

L9lE PCT Thu u TT N Ms
You will always find on hand a complete
line OF
Coverlet and Carpet Yarns,
Dayton Single Yarns,
and All the best Eastern Carpet Yarns
the UerY t0agest prices, at
]. II. MENDENHAuL & CO.'S
apr20tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14


THE CORPORATION ELECTION There
being a vacancy il the Council ooca-
sic-ned by the resignation Of c. E. Hills
and a tso one in the position Of Corpora
ton Gle. K owing to Mr.. Randolph re-
signation. n election to fill these places
was held on ! tuesday The regular Re
publican nominations made by the
Township commit zee were Stephen C.
Conrey for Councilman and F. M. Joy
for Clerk. After a spirit ed contest these
candidates were elected by a handsome
majority over al competitors. The
other candidates for Councilman were
Messrs. F. S. Hoyb Lawrence Keefe Sr.s
and J. G. Grove those for Clerk were
Messrs. M. c. Broderiel<, ]. w. Sharp
and w. A. Lear. The vote stood as
follows:
For Councilman. Conrey, 45o Hoyts
229; Keefe, 2oa Grove, %.
For Clerk, Joy. 46s Lear, aIa Brod-
erick, 100 Sharp IA.
Prof Hoyt was not expecting or de-
string TO be a candidate or wishing the
position for which his name was presen-
ted.
The Council has a Republican ma
jority.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

JONES & PUMPHREY,
TeInpIar Hall Building
Delaware, OhiOs
sep9O, tO-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
lust RECEIVED
WOOLEN GOODS.

THEsE GOODS
ARB Now LOWER THANEvER REFoRu.
OF the truth Of this statement,
An inspection Of Our NEW STOCK win sat-
iRfy the most Bkeptlaal,
We have also Just received s. larga variety
Of DOUBLE and TWIST COTTONADEs,
Jeans, Cashmorets, Damins, &c.
@. HILLS &C.,
1unlW W1lllams' Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
Ghe Merchant Tailoring
Department

iB complete Throughout. I have the finest
and largest stock of Cloths aud Cassimeres
ever brought 20 this town. have the best
cutter and the best W0rkmen in the State
fyOu want stylish suit cali on
AMERICAN HOUSE,
tseptl8-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
BaARKETs.
Money.


Correoted aDeekly by DoNAvI1S & PoTwIN
Wholesote and Retail GroeeTs and dealers IN
CoGt7ItTy Produce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
TOWN AND c0UNTY.

Oats. s3c
Corn new. 4oc.
Wheat. 500.
Flour s6.oo(G7.oo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

JOB PRINTING, in tho best style, done
promptly at the Gagette Office,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

and all articles connected with hts trade.
They must be sold, and they VIII De OF Ot
fered at such prices that purchasers cannot
help being suited. -, ...,
Corner Room,
AMERICAN BUILDING.
A. STRAUSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14

Class H-Ea,uti4g Implements ana
1zacHtnes.- Reaper and mower, e. q.
Chamberlain & Co.; mower, NJ. j..
Starr; grain drill, M. L. Starr; harrow,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-10-14
SUNDRIES.

Flour, best brands, q 90
50 Extra Family. . 600
BuckWheat Flour T3 cYVt..........
Corn Meal q
, 1870-05-19
Municipal Mornls.

from inc L17ac7H9dts toHfnt<Tt71s, nay 10.
The order OF tho Chief Of Police, approved
Health, suggests the pEopriety Of preparing
nor code OF municipal morA1s- We Lave not
the leisure TO draw them up in e1lenso, but
faW OF the most obvious suggest themselves ~
ne H1lte. A code Imperative, for example,
might open after this fashion:
j. Thou sb2]t not enter tho front door OF
saloon or beer hall on tho LORDS day, for it Is
an ha1lowed day.
2 II thou must 60 in, enter by the back
door, that thou mhyest not be seen OF men,
and 60 shalt thou respect the day and deceive
the stranger that is within thy Gates.
whichlook upon the street, lest the parson and
he who goeh into the sanctuary, but who COM
forteth himself With gin and milk orr little wine
for the Etomach's sake, be discovered, and
there BE- scandal among tho brethren for be-
hold, it is better that the brethren dwell to-
gether in unity.
4. When thou goest in, call for zone OF dem
things" drink in peace, and 60 thy ways; for
he hath red (and sometimes black) eyes #ho
ta111eth long at tho vine cup.
s. Whitcn thou the outside Of the eepulchrs,
and don't mind tile 1ottenness within Avoid
iniquity thou doest on tue Lords day, that
peace may abound and thou escape the toll Of
the enarer, who ca1Iieth q maco and wearcth .
brass coat with blue buttons.
6. Ta1rr not upon the corner Of the street,
nor assemble in the outdoor congregations OF
tho wicked. Do what thou hast to do at the
Post Office or the drug storo quickly, and stand
not upon the order Of thy going for behold
it is a sin and an offenso TO tho city in which
thou dBe1lest to rest upon the Sabbath day c1-
cept in thine Owl house OF in houses where
beer and wine flow through darkened Placea.
Z, Get the weed that thou smokest and the
sweet meat that thou eatest upon the day be-
fore the Lords day, for they will keep like
mama and the honey that is within the comb;
money at tire drug stores, for it Is not sin nor
an offence, and their doors shall be open Into !!
thee. Yet beware thrice Of the balm which is
called Bourbon and which is Kept in jars, and
secreted near the fountains Of soda
g. Insomuch Bs the Lords dsy must bo kept,
keep it in thine own way, but do thy deeds,
whether Of good OF evil, in secret. where the
eye Of the law doth not see, and the ear OF the
Law doth not hear; and remember that which
it is right TO do upon the week day is wrong to
do upon Sunday.
So shalt thine iniquity be covered as with
garment, and thy hypocrisy be to thee IS tho
iainent Of righteousness
, 1870-05-19
This gives The White Stockings an average Of
Go6 runs 10 each EaIne, against runs by their op-

AF&TdNH
ronents. or over 10 to l.
TIE FxoGREss OF TUE c1rn
Since the return OF the White Stockings to Gill;
caso the public mind y has been agttated nron two
propositions: First. TO whas extent, II any, has
.ae nine Improved u is collective Pity :" Sec
AS 10 the nsst inquiry, the writer can nt1sm hny-
Ing been with the club throughout thst there arc
Erounds 1ot encou1agement; that Eatcria In
feeling of club ps1de and club interest, SO wholly
acSnx when the picked nine WIS 1rst got rogeth-
T, ,i nas arisen and Is on the Increase. The prae
rti.,n ns4f eonndtnce among the players, and In
EYE si'us q nav know1saes rsas ot each o.hela
yast room lof IMPROVEMENT in ss5 e. noEsge, ,sags,
lcsugs ~ relations OF the VARIOUS members the
md isnpiinm iiGf 3rs rSsinS toward petty backhtng
and rrmer controlling poWcT nan psH ny H Tine
G1e1Esed Time will do its share mn n+t;1 VEL
mere dtfllcui. than would ever ht. sns1Ss.t Ask
the club at hone-but We Nel!eye he Il suai =. itn
aud that when nc PROPER tlzne arrives he Wl snr.
Of his team with check both sudden and e1f.cts
NIL And there arc ono Or two terribly tn,nntsn+
spts a9ng ne 4SIn m sSna1 sh1 Which ast v
q some q the cha,acte1stic incidents q
NJ soatAfR pas P sna SSa' not 1 Il ana N
collective odinm most undesirable to those
directly concerned. anl damaging to the good
U
iugss~ To this, not an opinion, but theory
Everybody concedes that the Individual efficiency
Of the Chicago Club throughout Is greater than that
nine Is capable Of doing as rne fielding as they
The batting Of the WGitc Stncdugs has been DEM
Qns1a1ed to be superior, both upon swift and slow
pitching. Then, II anything like the perfection Of
The Reds In collective plar can be occurred by the
Chicago nine. the stronger batting Of the latter
viii be q great poilt IN their faror, and the
chances for Wrestling the supremacy from the
hitherto iuv1ncibles may he said To bt extremely
cuod. AL this, as We have said depends upon
what the Chicago Club shall accomplish In the war
Of mutual efficiency, and the s1tuaton, generally
considered. ts rather promising than otherwise.
TIE EASTERN TOUR
The p,pHramme Of the White Stockings for their
Eastern tour has now been definitely arranged as
10 date pf games, and Is Is follows.
Leaving Chicago on tha afternoon OF Sunday.
lime 10 The CLUB will arrive In Cleveland earty
IN rhe following day, and there the series Of match
+,nmes will bc inaugusated:
M. 1-Fores1 City, Cleveland Annday, June 90.
M eENfaea5as, Buffalo, Tuesday, June Il
No. aFloar City, Rochester, New sorS, "ednes-
day, June y
IA EDnla11o, Oswceo, Fhday, june p
10 oCcntrA cttJ, Syracuse, SATURDAY, JEne
No game On Sunday. -
Eu. u.S-H4ymRkera, Troy, Monday, June ~
10, LTrtmounta.us. Boston, June Is
No game on Wednesday,.
No S-Iprells, DoS-1n, Taufsuay, Jnnc ~
No. q-HAsrnrds, Boston, Friday, a0E
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