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Additional news in reference TO tba Chic ,oo
nre Is snxiousy looked for 10 New York com
nerciai circles. At the Produce Exchange
great excite ment is manifested TO learu the ex-
tens OF The loss, Many prominent merch anus
ATE That as soon as full partcui rs of requir-
meats OF the occasion are known movement
WIZ be set on foot to afford liberal relief to the
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New Brick block of Ihree Houses
NJ. TX HUNT,
Commission Merchant and AuOtiOnssr

NO. 3i6 Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Sooe'
Goods will be during the day IN lots 20 su,
purchasers wholesale prices. Cash aavanOe its al
reservations Of goods Consrgaments not hIniteu'
February IL, 1868. dit
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Hats and Caps of all styles at 1872 Congress
St. Also Boys Clothing manufactured by
GRIN hawkes. g. Co.. s79@9 80 sBaa d&sw
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New YORK, Oct. S-Hora,n1.-Geld 1t4s Money
per cent Sterling Exchange 100 q 10. Stocks
very m Ich excited aud panicky.
The following a., the forenoon quotations of South
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WHTTTIER's candies have a reputation all
over the city. He keeps az assortment of the
incest kinds: Southmayd's Chocolate Cream
Drops, Southmayd's Caramels, Southmayd's
Marshmallows, southmayd's Gum Drops,
southmayds Crystal Drops. .r Those Pepper
mint Drops of Whittier's, "The old ladies' de-
light" are delicious. All his candies are pure.
The children pa.ronize Whittier, and the little
ones must have pure sweets. Whittier, Drug
gist, junction OF Free and Congress SITS. agent
for Southmayd's Celebrated Confectionery.
Try "Boston Bon-bons" lSouthmayd's.l -
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New French Goods at Whittier's.
soUTHMAyD's "Cream Walnuts."

GERMAN CcLoeNEs, all sizes and prices, at
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Weather RepoH-Oct 9-t2 p. VI.
war Department, Signal Service u. s. Army, Dr.
vislon OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
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KEsAN SOAR, Turte-oil Soap, Supflower
Soap, Marshmallow Soap, Skin Soap, English,
livery nice) Honey, Glycerine, Cocoa nut, Crys-
tat Palm, Oil, Ess. Boquet, Jockey Club, Rose
Carbolic, CASTLE genuine, White and Red,
Erasive, Brown Windsor, old fashioned and
good, Shaving, Military, Cashmere Boquet,
Cologne Soap, new and Sweet, Sand, Pumice
and Tar, Pellucid Glycerine, Vienna Boquet,
in fact Whittier has in stock one hundred and
thirty. -four varieties of soaps OF all prices from
five cents to two dollars a cake-and for all
purposes, toilet laundry, paint-cleaning,
clothes-cleansing, Sanitary purposes and med
icinal nses. u.ta7aZ s-
Winters soap show case is worth an exam
nation, TOR any one passing by.tsg
Goods cheerfully shown without urging to
purchase. WHITTIER, Druggist.
JEssESC. ROBINSON, Custom Tailor at Grin
Hawkes. & Co. 282 Congress St., just received
another new lot o. Goods which he is making
into Garments at fair prises.. - '-A. 2t ~
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WE had the pleasure yesterday of looking
at the best selection Of Dress Good and Shawls
to be found in this city. We would advise
our lady friends to do the same by examining
the stock of Covell & Valpey. .oH 10 20 r.
See their advertisement in another column.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
REPORTS FROM ENGLAND.

THREATENED SPREAD OF THE REVOLUTION
M. THEIRS TO BE SUCCEEDED BY THE DUO
DAUMALE-THE CAPITAL TO BE REMOVED
TO TouRs-oRGANIzAT1oN OF VOLUNTEERS.
LONDON. Monday, March a. 1871.
The Doily Nerrs has special dispatch from Paris,
reporting that the elections passed off quietly and
,esulted in an overwhelming Communist majority.
The Revolutionary authority is completely domi-
papt. The abdication of Admiral Soisset and the
MAYORS increases the success of the Revolution
which. within week, will probably spread through
all the large towns and render the position Oh lne
Government in the rural districts untenaDie'
The Dailv NerSs special dispatch from Brussels
,ays that Marshal Bazaine is about to leave lOr
France and that Marshal LebGuf viii go to the
Hague. The revolt in Algeria is spreading
The 1eleOrdpRs special correspondent at Versailles
,eorts that the Government has ordered the prompt
arrest Of Gen. Garbaldi upon his appearance On
French soil Gen. lie Flo retires from the Ministry
of War, and will be succeeded by Gen Clerm-
bault. q returned prisoner from Germany. 1t
is generally thought the Government Is de-
tunct. and q rumor is current that NJ. Theirs
will be forced to resign, and be succeeded by the
Due d'Aumale NJ Theirs is credited with the remark
10 his friends that when the Government has 100000
troops in which it can trust attack will be made
upon Paris 1t is believed the capital viii be
removed TO Tours.
The Minister of War at Versailles has ordered the
projects to raise battalion Of modified volunteers
in each Of the departments in pursuance of the law
which has just passed the National Assembly. These
volunteers are to be forwarded to Versailles imme
diately and are to receive daily one and half
francs. Their officers are to be appointed by the
Minister Of War.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

THR vIADUCT RAILWAY IN THE sENATE-USEx-
PECTED AMENDMENIS-THE ERIE CLASsIfI-
CATION ACT.
ALBANY, March 27.-The special order In the
Assembly this evening the Viaduct Railroad BILL
The debate showed three things very plainly: First:
That the Tammany Ring are confident that they aone
are to build the road Second That Mr. Weed OF Clinton
has revoted from the position which he has hitherto oc-
cupied OF understrapper to the Tammany Ring Third
That the Viaduc Road is to be carried through by lib
eral expenditure Of money. Tom Fields with character
stic eontery told Mr. Weed that he was only building
houses for other people 10 live tn meaning that Repub
cans could be Lad in sufficient numbers to make the n
independent OF Weed and all ihe Democrats whom he
may be able to carry with him. 1he spcaSeI "So
informed the House that New-York was determii'eu
to have this bill and to have it in it's present shape Mr.
Weed offered amendments but such as arc indispen
sable II any private capital at all is 10 be secured for the
road He pointed out the injustice OF giving the power
20 elect directors for five years into the hands OF persons
who might not have invested dollar in the work. and
moved that the organization be not perfected until s9
100000 OF stock had been taken in addition TO
the subscription of 100000 required Of the city the
Ring were evidently quite uDprepared to face this oppo
stion ana had 20 ve tne idea of srnrng fhe pil
70 a third reading until they should have time 10 nx
things There is also strong opposition to the section
which permits the Supervisors Of Westchester and other
counties to bond those counties in favor OF the road
The speaker in the OF his very injudcious re-
marks gave out that the road instead Of running east OF
Thrdave as stated in the bill, is TO connect and make
use Of the Harlem tracks the Fourth-ave II is now
settled thing that this Vaduct Road is 10 be one OF the
most profitable jobs for the corruponiss OF the Legsa-
tnre as well as for Tanmany that has yet fallen into
their hands.
There will be two reports from the Railroad Committee
on Mr. Goodrchs bill TO repeal the Classification act
The majority report in favor OF Fisk and Could s com
peted but things have not yet been SO as to insure
It's favorable reception. Some OF the Democrats are
afraid 10 vote for the Erie Ring and that Ring is there
fore under the necessity OF recruiting its forces from the
small squad Of Republican cOrruptionists who are
ALWAYS ready to prostitute themselves TO Tweed or FISK
or ANYBODY else who will put $50 note in their vest
pockets These vuures win probably have an oppoTtu-
nifty OF Lighting on a carcass tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
ANARCHY IN FRANCE.
SUCCESS orTHE INSURGENTS INTHE fA'i'
ELECTIONS.

srccrsS THE INSURGENTS IN lhH A''
ELECTIONS
c.xDrpArrs OF THE CENTRAL OoMmii ~ ~.
YEARLY ALI, ELECTED-TIIE Co""'-
rsr,p11suEp IN LYONS WITHOUT pL
orxpoAr SEIZED BY THE lNsoh-
".>--O-rur pRUssIAN oUTPosrs ADVANCED
TO YNCENNEs'
PARIS. Monday, March II, ls7l
.o.,,t Of the elections is now known Inc
,.,..o. of the Central Republican Committee
H. boep elected in all the ACCOMPLISHMENTS except
H. rirst Second, and Third. where the vote s'anuS
AZ follows:
-. ,-rordissement-Th number of voters reg
- 0, soo. number of votes cast, II, ,OSi, of which
.ho Committees candidates pOled S'oOO'
oooora Observation-Disclosures registered 22'SoS;
votes cast. 81 ,1sO Committee pOlled 4'oOO'
sovortb rrondissement.-Number reglsteTeu'
>, 900. votes cast. 5175; old officers reelected.
| The aocrecate vote was very light. The journal
4, Pari, estimates the number of qualified electors
who abstained from voting at 25OOoO'
| on;nion with regard to the election In the Mont
Of the insurgents, considering the Committee reac-
sonary. refused to vote, and continued to keep
,nard over their cannon. Others, more peacefully
inclined. attended the polls and voted for what they
believed to be compromise. The city is still Qmet
The Journal Offcel of the Committee announces
that IS battalions of the National Guard out OF
the "a organized in Lyons, support the Commune
The new Government has been proclaimed there
without bloodshed.
The insurgents have seized gunboat IN the Selne'
capturing the crew aud some unimPortant docu-
ments
The Prussian outposts have been advanced to Nln-
eennes.
The DeJats says that Gen. Luller is insane, and il
cared for by his colleagues of the Central Commit
tee. The insurrectionary Central Committee hai
extorted from some of the supporters of the Commit
tee of Order q full and exact list of the members o.
that organization. "e"|
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
ASSEMBLY.

The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the New-York Vaduct Railway bill.
Mr. Weed moved to amend by requiring every Director
to be stockholder also that work shall not be COM
menced until OF stock has been taken, in add
ton 10 the 100000 subscribed by the cty also one or
two others as TO management. -
Mr.. Fields opposed the amendments. He said the d.
rectOrs named in this bill selected for their hgh
standing the community. One of the main reasons for
the failure In many similar was the TACT that Ill-
recfors had been selected in whom there was not SUM-
cent confidence 10 the capital necessary 10 carry
on the enterprise. ,,,.
Mr. Weed said the gentleman had not touched the point
aimed at his amendment, which was TO require the
subscription OF 100000 in addition to that subscribed
by the city the bill stands this Company can organ
ize simply on the cty's subscription.
Mr.. Weeds amendments were rejected. 1900 .
Mr.. Alvord moved an amendment propibitng the
Company from consolidating with the Hudson RIVER,
NewYOrk Central, Erie, or other Railway Companies,
nor shall any of its Directors be Directors OF any other
road. - .
Mr.. Alvord's amendment, prohibiting consolidation,
&C., carried 80,
the understanding that the bill can be taken up at any
time. -,
Bills passed to prevent fraud in the sale Of coal IN
NewYsrk; Incorporating the Knickerbocker Loan ana
Trust Company; extending the time for the construc-
tion OF the NewYOrk Northern Railroad; authoriz-
ing the Syracuse and Northern Railroad 20 issue bonds
amending the charter Of the village OF New-Brghton.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

ex-senator j. M. Thayer will be sent rs Mlnister W
Lisbon vice Lewis removed. There are also chahseS
proposed in two three important German Cohsula'o'
including Berlin The friends OF Representative hoe
Of South Carolina quite confident that he Will recei'o
the Brazilian mission Gen. Stokes has been offered the
Fifth Authorship and holds it under adyisement INC
removal OF Dr. Van Aernam. Commissioner OF Pensions
is regarded setted but his successor has not peeh
fully determined upon.
The subscriptions to the new United States loan to-day
were t774o.OOO, the total amount being AoOoO,oo0
await whitman, the poet in Washington, expresses
his surprise lately crushed to DEATH accord
ing the newspaper accounts, by railroad train at
Croton.
The Board OF Managers of the National Solders
Asylum returned this morning from their visit to the
Southern branch OF the institution, at Hampton va
The Board left Friday by steamer. accompanied
by number Of invited guests among whom were sena-
tors Ames and Thayer, Representatives Poland, Bihg
ham, Judd. Peters, stoughton, Hooper, scoheld, Farwe
and several ladies. The Southern Branch Asylum was
opened for the reception of inmates O few weeks ago.
nearly 100 soldiers In ts care 1t was estap
shed account OF the crowded condition OF the other
three branches which have than 1000 inmates ana
with special view TO receiving disabled coiored so
ders and such others desire the advantages OF sea
air and O mild climate. As at the other
branches, the disabled veterans are maintaned
at Hampton in great comfort. Liberal provisions
are made for recreation and amusement, and
the cultivation OF the farm and Of the buildings FUR
nsh such able to work. and wish to earn
the wages paid The soldiers in all cases have the benen
OF their pen ons which sent TO their families Or II
they have none are retained and paid them when they
leave the Asylum. All soldiers who can show honorable
discharges, and who cannot livelihood by reason
OF wounds sickness incurred in the army are entitled
to the benefits Of the Asylum. and made to feel that
they tho recipients Of charity, but are enjoying
the comforts OF home fairly earned by their
to the country The Hampton Asylum property comprises
about 100 Of excellent land and large hve-sory
brick building, originally built for female college, and
was purchased last year $4,000 less than onehaf OF
its original cost The Board Of Managers and their guests
spent Saturday morning at the Asylum. In the after
noon they visited Fortress Monroe, and witnessed @
dressparade and battalion drill Of the artillery troops
stationed the fort under command Of Gen. Barry and
in tho evening reGmbarked and proceeded up James
River as far as the Dutch Gap Canal, returning next
day. and examining, on their way down the river, tne
places to which the events Of the war gave historic
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


NAPOLEON AT WINDSOR CASTLE
LONDON. Monday, March o. 1871.
The Emperor Napoleon visited Windsor Castle
Today ana remained an hour with Queen Victoria and
family. An address Of welcome WAS made nv Io,d
stanley Marshal Csnroberts children were aso nre.
en The castle grounds were filed with great crowd
OF people who cheered the ex emperor heartily
FhoOELDiNUS IN fARLIAMEST-DEBATE on
COAST DRFENsEs
LONDON. Monday, March n. 1871.
In the House of Lords, tonight. tho hill
legslizing marriage with deceased wfe's kister nr.,
Ousy passed by the House Of Commons came mn %,
nnal disposition After long debate in which Inrd
Penzance argued strongly in its favor the Bill was re-
iected.
In the House OF Commons. Lord Enfield stated that th
Spanish Government on Saturday paid the British L.
cation In Madrid the demanded indemnity to IN.
crew OF the Tornado.
Debate arose on the coast dcfepses, during which mem
Ders OF naval and military experience declared prefer
enee for noas OF gunbosts other methods Of de-
fense
MI. Goschen introduced and proceeded to explain and
justify The naval estimstes. He observed, after re
'aPaiaon Of the figures that the dock yards and navy
'ASAhd were strong enough 10 defend her commerce
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
CRIMES AND CAsUALTI ES.

-. Ross w. Folger, a printer, aged ~, committed
suicide in Boston, SUNDAY, BY taking Poson
Addison A. Moore, merchant OF Belfast, Me-,
committed suicide YESTERDAY while abons uRder temporary n'."
.Buckleys boot store, McCullouch's jewelry es-
tsbshnen BuOs iIslI seriously damaged
h M sunday Much injury ss done 70 the machinery In s
aloe factory. The property partly Insured
The trial OF Mrs Laura Fair for the murder OF
Cnsnden ss year begsn san PIsbeso Jeserds ony ono
half obtained The eIcs great ntrets
that % social position the pesoas and the
circumstances e0nbected With the murder.
....U. s. Detective Gavett of Tennessee reports q
rad TrasdG Coanues Shat STATE and
ih. se, q h. denss and apparatus abs Se eeongn 70 bsny
Caldwell sd John hung together with large qaanhV o beer ana
mash whisky brandy At and d Of land The '.ae of
the Whole 10 estimated At $1,000
:..J f. Bailey, late Collector OF Internal revenue,
eeAuer Le fn42 made up collected and not
dPoad collections dposo special deposit account
With The her.s II the Treasury collections spirits td tobacco IN
sooue for collected Of srtkeepen faanss and
amount collected Nv hcooaBt oi ssnssn f.-~
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ABOUT TO BEGIN AT
RUssELS-MOVEMENTs OF TROOPS.

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ABOUT TO BEGIN AT
RUSSELS-MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
LONDON, Monday, March 81, 1871
The negotiations for the final treaty of peace be-
tween France and Germany will probably begin to-
morrow. NM. De Clercq and Goulard, the Plenipo-
tentanes of France, arrived here to-day, and it is
expected that the first sitting Of the representatives
Of both Governments viii be held Immediately. The
French Embassy is the place agreed upon for the
meetings.
Movements of troops have been going on lately
with much activity in various parts of France, but
they strictly in accordance with the preliminary
stpulations Of peace.
The message sent into Paris by Gen. Schlottein,
commanding the German troops at St. Denis, is
passive and peaceful in tone, but shows no friendi-
ness for the insurgents.
Gen. Voight-Khetz commands the German Army
Of Occupation in France, in the absence of Prince
Frederick Charles
Gen. Faidherbe has been summoned to Versailles
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
THE SOUTHERN OUTRAGES.
AFFAIRS IN MISSISSIPPI.

CONTINUATION OF THE KU-KLUX oUrRAGES-
FIFTEEN sCHOOL-HoUsES BURNED IN TEN
DAYs-TEACHERs WHIPPED AND BANISHED
FROM THE STATE.
WASHINGTON, March PA letter dated
March %. and addressed to prominent Department
official has been received here from an officer OF the
State Of Mississippi from which the following extracts
are made:
can assure you that the representations hitnerIo
made do not portray shadow even OF the aSiuas SUp
prevails in many portions OF the state particularly IN
the eastern part, along the Alabama line where .e1
known as the Ku-Klux are riding through the
country committing most violent outrages upon
Rs abe eeti1ens Fifteen school have
destroyed by these desperadoes within "a. the
ton have been taken from and beaten and
to leave the on Th s snd her
missiles and driven from their schools There seems 10 DC
s% for par
pose OF controlling the Fall elections IN the OF
Democracy am satisfied the last yestge Oh
will be repealed utterly wiped from our statutes IN es5
than one yea IDS o 6e lower House Of the
legislature said in speech, delivered rev DAYS sihe
that Ere the des of November pass, every Northern
man who has affiliated with the Radical party the last
dagger and 'scallawag In the state VIII DC
hand crying 'Ku-Klux, don't bOdder me-" -
We drifting into the same pOllcal vortex tnal
destroyed Tennessee and Alabama The only remedy
that remains my Judgment, Is for the General Gov
ernment TO come TO by such legislation as
will protect the citizens of the State in their rights OF
property backed by the Federal bayonets
The civil authorities OF this State utterly unable to
afford that OF person and property guaranteed
" every American citizen by the Constitution.
Col. Huggns the Deputy Assessor, who was the vic
tim Of the Munroe County KuKlux is still here, waiting
action in the premises by the Secretary of the Treasury
He has been assured by the President .and Gov Bout
well that he shall DO protected with every means the
Government has at its disposal He expects to return
home within short time. BY letters received from
Aberdeen that reign of terror thereabouts
has not abaed 1t appears principally directed against
the teachers OF colored schools.
Letters from other sources quite emphatic in their
criticism OF Gov Alcorn. One writer prominent IN State
affairs declares that the Republican party has been
Johnsonized" and that the Governor is mainly respon
sbe for the sad condition OF affairs that exists in Mis-
sissppi.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
ACTION OF THE HOUSE SPECIAL COM
MITTEE.
FULL TEXT OF THE BILL AGREED ON BY TIL
REPUBLICAN MEMBERS.


FULL lEAi or % nnn r,, n ,,r,,nrns
hEropLiCAN 'N
WASHINGTON, March H.-Ihe Special COM
mtee OF the House consider the Presidents message
an I'm the South was in session several hours
dav and tbe Republican majority after making some
orha, amendments agreed 70 report tomorrow the bill
., h A. sheIohargor Messrs Dawes and
~ p - AN 80. ., ,, b,,, from, oninions ax nrassed
lho"as aio e'ii ou' Vi ~" " -, - -. 4, ,I -
before their departure u 10 uhuelS'oou 'n"' n
ment " tls OIL B cerIi' iho iono"hR 10 'no iu '0
OF the bill:
fully enforce the provisions Of the XVIII Amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States and for other purposes
e~aei, &c, That Ebo snder color Of any h"
ordnance regulation custom or usage oil any state ns
jecs to be subjected any person "nn Tue Oh H
United States to the deprivation OF any nen" Pn"sse'
secured BY TIE hrS' sseuoh ol "e i'H AiN. VI ~ ' " ~
Consultation OF the United STATES 'nai' Any sue" NV. N
ordnance, regulation, castom OF usage VI ne '"o, " VI"
notwithstanding, be bAbe 70 tnr party nurel n sn '"
at a. suit equity other proper proceeding for redress such pro-
ceedngs be prosecuted the several District or Cn Courts Of inc
United States with and subject to the sane rights oil appeal review upon
error remedies provided like eases In such Courts under 'Oe
provisions the act Of Apnl s 1866 entitled 3c and 'ne o'nr me
dial laws Of the United Sta'ss which are IN 'hs nAse
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
CUBA.
IMPOSITION OF EXPORT AND INCREASE OF IMPORT
DUTIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, March 27.-The Gaceta publishes
decree in which 1t is ordered that and after April j.
an export duty will be imposed the following articles;
On sugar, per box 75c per hogshead Il 5O on moias-
sos per hOgshead 5Oc wax, per pound 1oc; rum, u
tobacco. per pound 15c. cigars, per looO 6c on
Island lumber, per cent and on and after July
duty Of 10 per cent is to he imposed on al goods I'M
ported Other local taxes to be augmented ana te
proceeds OF all are used 10 redeem the notes already
Issued issued by the Spanish Bank ana advanced
To the Treasury for war purposes 49,,
II s reported that series OF engagements nave taken
place in the Eastern Department, between the spanish
troops and the insurgents and that the loss OF the latter
in killed alone is nearly The insurgent Gen. Aeosta
W2s Killed near Bayamo.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
TESTIMONY OF A SEw-YoRx MERCHANT.

One of the oldest merchants oil New io,n, "n;
at present travelling In Georgia, party u" ,s,a a,
partly for pleasure, writes from saVaniah,
i7,h inst a letter 10 pors. lal friend from when
the following Is an extract; ,.,...,,,o,,, bor.
81, r., nrsa,,Sr,s worst stores are not MOI ..ll'
flu th Ihib' ,bi here IN the Executive Ciaiii-
ber and hear from the and ~Fes @ oy by the
selves the evidence and the c"mHrche Indians
or syen SanniSa Humanity sns aS% ~i r With G
TO see Why W. an hardly sit stin write about It,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
BASE-BALL.
WHITE STOCKINGS VS.. LONE STARS.

WHITE s1OCklN"S 'S' LoNh BLAND
NEw-ORLEANs, March 26.-There was good
attendance ball match, today, between the
White Stockings OF Chicago and the Lone Stars OF THIS
city. The grounds were In bad condition. being muddy
after the rain The game interesting and close,
though Mother side earned run The following Is the
score by innings: 49, 49, - -, -, ~, NJ,
VIII. Whit $50 s,o'iirs......;SS ...S 3 } 90
The White Stockings made two double plays and one
treble play, by errors of the Stars.