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Remarkable Case of Suicide.
CHILD OF ELEVEN YEARS SWALLOWS PARIS
GREEN.

GREEN.
An extraordinary case Of suicide ola child o
IL years, was yesterday reported at the Coro-
ner's office, and its investigation entered uDon
by Mr.. SchiImer. The circumstances 80 far As
known are peculiarly interesting, and show a
remarkable degree of determination or des-
pair In one so young. On Thursday After
noon Bertha Smith. aged II years, of precocious
development, and residing with her parents, al
mother to visit the American Institute Pair.
her request was refused, on the ground that the
distance was too great, and that there was no
s9s,e q ssS asE The girl
female friends were going, and that she would
be back by daylight. The mother was nero
rable, and Bertha fretted and mOped about
al day, not caring % disguise or conceal her an
noyance. She found some hours later her moth
er's pocket book, and thinking II n good oppor-
tunity, distracted a dollar with which 10 paw
the expenses Of the trip. That she intended o
make at any risk. Her courage, however, vas
lot equal 70 the undertaking, and before she
could restore the money. the theft was disoov-
cred. The mother Questioned her rs % rs dissp
pearances but she stouty denied any knoSledR
of it Left alone, her conscience began 70 b.
troubled at the sinfulDess OF her act, and IN
mendaeityto which she was compelled 90 resort
parents thought, az the idea Of being suspected
Bertha had read In the newspapers that many
persons had committed suicide by swallowing
d darn ed 70 put an end e hen life oissps
same way. With portion Of the money
she had stolen, she easily procured AZ
neighbOring drug store several ounces OF the
poison for the destruction Of rats, as she A.
legged, and retiring 10 her room, deliberstely
mingled porti0rlOf IL with the water and drank
II. For an hour or more she held out. until
racked by the violent internal pains, and then
olscloseo per condition 20 her mother. sur
eeon was Immediately sent for who applied a
stomach pump, and the other antidotes and
Iesiorsuyes, that his art suggested, but sDite OF
al DIS enorts the little sufferer gradually sunk
and died victim 20 her over sensitivene.. A.
Y. sstGg 2sfA. ~.
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Charles O'COnor On the Reign M r.,
TOr I'm Men KorK.

NEw YORK, oct. 30.-Charles 'CoDor's lette,
oeollning the Assembly nomination reviews tie
condition OF the city, the impurity OF the ballot
loN, the reign OF rufiianiSm and terrorism AMI
he astounding frauds. lie SAW his whole time
VII be needed In prosecuting suits by which the
CIV Will be rescued IRON this state OF things
Mr.. O'ConOr denies Attorney General Cbsn,,,
lains assertion that his suits against the city
ring are brought 90 interfere with the state pro.-
Ccuuops.
O6oTmon says he will prosecute his suits 70 a
conclusion and that they are brought berause
some doubt exists about the power OF the State 10
punish those through fraud or neglect OF duty
ne city's money has been unlawfully paid out.
Ne brings suit 20 there nav be no rossibflitv on
failure % get fun Justice for the CHI lens
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The POLITICAL SITUATION IN ENGLAND
New York paper publishes a despatch
giving an account of a late meeting of the
BRUSH Cabinet, at which questions relating
70 the royal family were discussed The
Queen had been asked 10 consent to the mar
rage OF the Duke of Edinburg with a Rus
nents which were presented to her. and 10 the
establishment of regency, with the Prince
OF Wales as regent, each and all of which She
.efuSod. The subject of a regency was after
wares further considered in the Council, and a
dehnife proposition was made TO appoint a
chancellor TO sign documents in place of the
Queen. Mr.. Gladstone made a speech at Green
wich on Saturday, in which he eulogized the
Queen, complimented his colleagues, alluded
with mnch satisfaction 10 the vitality of the
liberal party, declared that Ireland was now
more contented, and promised that the troops
now in the colonies should be reduced. with
various other military reforms
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FORT WAYNE, IND, Oct 30.-The paper mills
OF Freeman x Barnett, six miles north of this
place, were destroyed by fire this morning The
loss Will reach $4,000; insurance light. The fire
Was the work of an incendisry.
CONCORD, y. H., Oct. 30.-The woodshed. en-
road, at Hooksett, were burned this morning.
Loss s25, 0C0; insured.
Mason Aldrich's barn, at West Littleton, was
burned last night, with ten head of cattle
twenty-five tons OF hay and quantity Of grain.
IncendiaTy.
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Relief for the western Fire Sufferers

INV YORK, Oct Additional suhscrinfioDs
T. ceiNed by the committee OF presby terry on New
YORK for the sufferers by the western fires 20 Oc
tober 18Th, reach S5-49O-S1 900 OF which have
sin sufferers.
A letter was received here a short time since
by Dr. Field, Of the ErdnSelisf, from Rev. Ar
thuI mitchell, OF the First Presbyterian church
Of Chicago, stating that among the worst suffer
eTs by the great IRE were the poor sewing girls
who had lost their sewing machines The vii
cox q Gibbs Sewing Machine Company being
applied TO for aid in their behalf, gave fifty sew
ing machines, TO be distributed through Mr.
Mitchell to the most deserving OF the destitute
women.
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The New York Voucher Thieves I'm.
dicfed at aSf

NEw YORK, Oct SIN the General Sessions
U,dsy ne grand jury found indictments against
Edwin NJ. Haggerty and Charles Raulc6E fhe
alleged voucher thieves, for larceny and bur
glary. The following is an abstract OF the in
uctInentk -" That said Haggerty and Baulch
on the 10th Of September broke into The hnjld,
nc ana ofhee OF the controller OF the CITY and
court with the intent 20 steal divers papcrs
DOCUMENTS and records, the property OF the
mayor, aldermen, ana cOmmonalitv, and that
The prisoners did fe'OniOusly break into said
public building and Office and steal said papers f"
There are two indictments against each on the
for burglary.
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TOO TRUE.-The Chicago Republican saws
mat when man calls at an insurance Office 10
purchase policy he is regarded as q distin-
guished visitor, and treated accordingly When
ne returns to the same establishment dafter the
nre" to collect what is due him, he is regarded
as poor relation; his questions are answered
with nsolence, and he is given pretty loudly to
anyhow"
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The Ramored Defaleatio of a PEN.
sion Agent


yesterday to the Baltimore Gazette:
IL Is rumored here that the pension agent at
Philadelphia is q defaulter 20 a large amount
and that Official investigation isnow being made
by the government Treasurer Spinner SAYS the
agent had, on the 18th inst, over one hundred
and ten thousand dollars ON deposit. DATA"
There are two pension agents at Philadelphia
FORBES and Calhoun-and they know nothing
at the Treasury Of either Of them being a de-
faulter. Forbes has a balance 20 his credit OF
SS2,o0O, and Calhoun has SIS, 900 TO his credit
Commissioner Of Pensions Baker saws there Is
an error amounting to $1,000 mot SllO. OOO) in
the accounts Of Pension Agent Forbes but he
1.-THE Commissioner does not believe III az there
Is any defaleation. He thinks II may be salts
factorily explained, being merely erroneous
entries-clerical errors In the accounts for nav
ment of army and navy pensions. The Com
missioner has sent a man 20 Philadelphia 10 in
yesugate the matter. His impression now is
that the above paragraph docs great Injustice
70 Forbes, and that the discrepancy will DE
found TO be clerical error merely. Treasurer
Spinner says he gave no such information as
that referred to in the dispatch quOsed above.
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Dfscharging the Debt Prisoners fin
New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-FoTty OF the prisoners
confined in the Ludlow street Jail for debt were
taken before Judge Barnard, in the Supreme
Court, this morning 70 have their cases examined.
Charles Wood, aged "a, and VIM. johnson, a
negro, were discharged. The remainder OF the
prisoners were drectedtO prepare statements of
their cases by Thursday next, for submission 10
the court.
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The PennsyIvania EmbexzIer.

HARRISBURG, PA, Oct 30.-Judge Pearson
delivered a long decision this morning in the
Evans case, discharging him on the charge of
embeZZling funds Of the State received from the
general government in payment Of claims grow
out Of the war, and holding him in 500 900 bail
% appear on oogiGs.
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The CHICAGO BRIcKLAYERs.-The brick
layers OF Chicago at meeting held on Thurs
the bricklsyers of Chicago do hereby pledge
ourselves TO work at our ordinary wages TO re-
build our city, but in order to prevent the usual
odium watch he's from time 70 time been forced
uron all mechanics, request that every one
become their own contractor. and that an WORK.
men labor under the supervision of the several
archifects and not be subjected to the extortions
in our name that which they do not paw us.v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o. GUATIER, Importer Of Wines and Braadiks,
offers for sale: - 0tard, Dupuy a Co. Cogpac,
James Hennessey do, Old jamaica Runs. Old S.
Crofx kums, Medar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Old
Tom do, Scotch and Irish whiskies, Sherry Wines,
from u 30 upwards; Port, do. do. do. A large as
snrtment Of German, Bordeaux and burgundy
Wines; California Wines, Hook, Port, sherry Mus
catel, Angelica and Brandies Medford Runs Cor
dials and Btters Of all kinds. Scotch and English
Ales and Porters, per dozen or cask. The above
will be sold at low figures
~ Discount to the trade.
@. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer OF the Popular Matt Ve Wine Bitters
oclStr 1917 and 1919 Penney vania avenue
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Professor Agassiz's Exploring Expe-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-The steamer HAS,
Ter, built for the United States Coast Survey,
sails to- morrow, from Ksighn's Point for Bos-
ton, where Professor Agassiz and party will be
taken on board. They will then start on an
exploring expedition around Cape Horn and up
the Pacific. The Hassler viii be under COM
mand of Captain Phillip johnson.
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Arrest Of the Mayor and other CITY
Officers of Lexington. Nv.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 30-The MavOr and
many officials of this city have been arrested on
indictments from the federal court charged with
felony, growing out Of the disturbances at the
August elections.
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The OIde.t nniIn Neusnaner-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.-The N0rfE American
and United States Gd-et;e Of this city completed
to-day the one hundredth year Of It's existence
and the eightieth year Of its continuous daily
publication, il being the oldest daily newspaper
on the American continent.
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GarNeY,s SIeaIinc-s.

NEW YORK, oct. 3O.-FredericE j. Shaw and
Henry b. Rand have commenced suit against
Andrew j. Garvey for s34 COS, for work done i'm
painting the tax Office. An attachment has been
issued against the property Of Garvey as an alb
scOnding debtor.
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Saved His Children. but Lost His ewu

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5O.-JeffersOn Smell fen
in attempting TO get on a train i'm MOrristown,
He had two children I'm his arms az the time but
threw them on the platform in safety. His leg
was crushed. He died while undergoing ampu-
tatiOn-
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Opening Of Another New RAILROAD
bonn Easr

RoCKLAND, ME-, Oct. 3O.-The rails OF the
Knox and Lincoln railroad reached the DEPOT
grounds in this city yesterday afternoon.
large number Of citizens were present 10 witness
the arrival of the first construction train that
ran over the whole length of the road. Regular
trains will start from here Wednesday.
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A RACE BY MARYLAND HoRsEs.-At the
irials of speed which took place at the winches-
Ter (ya.) Fair October Goth. Lsongfellow,
inferred by Samuel T. Brengle, of Frederick
Nd, Sleepy Dan, by Robe-t Farrell, OF washing
on, ID. c., Prince, by Stanhope, and Black
Lynch, Of Hagerstown, went for purse or one
hundred dollars. Longfellow took three straight
Keats in 2.t5, 2sf7 and .592.
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The Following will be read with
interest.

Under date of April 18th, II, DR.. Henry J. Rogers
oc Sharp street, baltimore, eminent physician
writes regarding CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
Ii affords me much pleasure to bear testimony As
TO the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery. Some
years since, while in India, suffered from severe
patch of hair the left side of my head became per
tectly white, without at all affecting the remainder
To remove this unsightly appearance had recourse
to various preparations, both in Europe and this
country but they all had great defect-they dyed
the hair black. Now, with your Crystal Discovery
can get the desired shade-the natural color of my
halr being dark brown. consider your Discovery
the best preparation know of.
Yours, truly, HENRY j. ROGERS
Clean, clear, harmless, it furnishes the only safe
preparation TO give new life to the Hair, when de
cayed or gray 1t will stop the hair falling, aud re-
move dandrnf. Sold by many Of the principal drug
gists and at depot I'd and ID streets, N w
oc7-tr ARTHUR NATTANS, Discoyerer &c
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DIR. MEDIIcoTr CoSvIcrEp.-The Jury in
he nr. Medicott case, on trial at Garneff'
Kansas, charged with the murder OF Mr. Ruth
whose wife he debauched returned u verdict OF
murder In the first degree.
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KU-KLUx ARREST IN LoUIs1AyA.-Alsred
shelby, Arnstead c. Quin, @. G. Nash, b.
Grant parish, La, have been arrested by the
government detectives, underline Ku-Klur bin.
brought before Commissioner Weller and com
mittsd to the parish prison, charged by William
B. Phillips with killing Delos W. White, recor-
Ter of Grant parish, at Colfax, Sept. 25th
White WIS from Flushing, New York.
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THURsT0NS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DEB s the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth sold ey al drpggists Price and 50 cents.
Ekrestores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold by all
drugg1sts and fancy goods dealers. Price. %
cent? .. des-lv
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Lea q PERKINS, Sauce.
Pronounced by Cosnoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
IL improves appetite and digestion, and IL Is un-
riyaied FOR its flavor. - -.
We are directed by Messrs LEA PERRINS TO
prosecute all parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS.
aul2- eo6m Agents, New York
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1894 $500.
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ri ~ Weddings are unusually Numerous this
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BatcheIOrsa EJatr nve.

Bachelors HAIR Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead, nor any ritalc poison to produce paralysis
death Ayeid the yaunted and delasive pre- paration
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty year
gntarnished reputation to uphold its integrity q
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sol
York fa6- II
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Gel. G. ID. HARRINGTON. chief clerk Of the
Cersus bureau, has returned, and assumed
charge OF the bureau duling the absence OF SUI
Walker.
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TIE PRESIDENT received q large number of
visitors to-day, among them Several Senators
and Representatives. General Sherman had a
long interview with the President this morning.
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HENRY A. BRUNER has been app ointed by the
President postmaster at Albion, New York, vice
Jos. NJ. Cornell, suspended.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
HAPS AND MISHAPS.


Thomas Smith and Francis McDermOtt were ar.
rested BY Beghs detectives yesterday for carrying fowl" o"de1
eoops.
Revenue Collector Jordan's detectives seized a
wagon barrels Of unsampd yesterday at the BgetI '
Brooklyn.
Mayor Hall has given notice that licenses TO hack;
ney and special owners ensuing Will be issued on ana
after June
Thomas McCann, age 60, of No. ASS West Forty
sconst died suddenly evening while sitting in chair in the
grocery Of Daniel Carnan.
Both the lamps in car No. 19l of the Thrd-aye.
line exploded last evening causing much CONSERVATION among e pas
sengers but hurting no
John Hastings, age 10, run over last evening
Of the Nnthaye line and had bis arm and leg c
Taken to Bellevue Hospital
Mathew Smith, an indicted illicit distiller of the
Fifth Ward Boklyn arrested yesterday morning on Fnonaye'
car BY Deputy MaTshal Carpenter
An unknown boy, aVe s, wearing dark 'wooen
found overcome by the beat yesterday eleh'
st. near Avenue A. Taken to Bellevue Hospital
John Glennon, aged %, of No, 55 Pike-st, who
third story window Of the tenement at SIeth
st and Fr.t-ave, died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital
Two sneak thieves entered the UniveTsalist Church,
D. window, Yesterday, and stole
books Being pursued they dropped tie
Bible but escaped with tie hymn hooks
Coroner Young held an inquest, yesterday, in the
Joseph c. Bgbe who committed suicide on SUNDAY az NO. ~
Nnthave led the act Egbe formerly
employed importing house but accepted not long since
subordinate position in bank
The body of newly born infant was found yester-
day In the vault 535 West Pory-h. The police
Carroll living In the house With
parents had given birth child Her relatives refused 70 have
anything DO with her, and fe removed to Bellevue Hospital
that the death OF her ehl LAST night
BODY male infant belonging Miss Carroll found be
Who the girl and father Of the tsas Las
not yet been aseertaned
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
In nxnroses drinK Che afternoon conssted Of seres

The exercises during the afternoon consisted OF res
OF military evoutons by the Turner Cadets, re prao
tce by the Turner sharpshooters, and the rendition Of
choruses by the saengerbund The Fest Han was throngd
throughout the day, dancing continually unt night
fall
Tho societies of the North Eastern saengerbund, mum
bering vocal and musical organizations passed the
day at Funks Park At least looc visitors were pres
ent. feature Of the festival was vocal and instrn,
mental concert, I'm which the Saengerbund societies
chanted the famous walhala chorus. Der Deatseher
Rhein" and Die Yacht am Rhein," were also sung py
the school established by the saengerbund for the eu
tion Of vocalists ,,oot
The Coonia societies Company Of the 1lth t nnr
Capt. Romme the TTtonen Sharpshooters CaP' hoId n
and several vocal and dramatic organzauostS IN the
festival at the East River Park Eighty Beetboyen
morning procession was formed at tororJgh to sixth
Club house In Sixthst., tho line passing ~ hf 10
St., Avenue A. Houston-st, Avenue - anu aunhaSIed on a
tho East River where tho company @ SShor at the
for the park. The Union Maenner HhUrbSn or
Lion Brewery Park enteTalnen 90 30 festival at Elm
Park at Ninety and Eghthave, ~ nartc
Bloonningdale Turn school ana o'n'i 'O''''S w.
nafaA
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
HOME NEWS.
TuR WEATHER
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon. Homer A. Mel
son secretary of State Hamilton Harris, Albany the
Hon o. b. Matteson OF Utica, Senator Kellogg OF louis
lana the Hon Edmund Cooper OF Tennessee, Col. Will
ioughby of Saratoga, and Col g. w sehqneId u D a.
- Hoffman Honse-Senator Stewart o: Nevada -
Astor House-senator Ferry OF Michigan Gen. j. r. Null
ford of Richmond and the Rev. p. f. Flynn OF Water.
ford ireland. - Gilscy House-Gen; -; & magee Oh
James Freeman Clarke OF Boston. - 81; Nlcholas
UoteI-Cen r. NJ Bowen OF Idaho, the Hon. w III. Dem
mick OF Honesdale, Penn, s. Drullard OF Buffalo, ana
Thomas Dickson Of Scranton. - sturtevant House
The Rev DR. Morris OF philadelphia. - Coleman
House-Gen Albert Pike, Washington; the Rev. Dr. Ley
burn of Baltimore and the Rey John Bnney OF rEnu Bal
OF London and Judge j. =. OSulliyan. =- Westmlh-
ster HOTEL. II. Wilcox OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30

werc related by Mr. Foulke the former Principal ana ny
hora nf he Aasnc

werc related by Mr. Fouke the former Principal, and by
other members Of the Association.
The Female Art Reception of the Cooper
Union was largely attended last evening. oahd OF
music was present and the rooms were decorated WIN
Hags, streamers, and flowers. largo cohectoh oi pc
lures drawn and painted by the pupils was on ehho
tion The OF students during the year has Deeh
2l3 of whom 6s have received certihcates inc ahua
prize OF seo in gold, presented by FREDERICK "A. L'
was awarded TO Miss Eliza Q. Swan, for painIipg 1no
annual prize OF 500 IN gold presented by A. a.; " ns Ts
awarded to Miss Julia A. Benedict, for drawing. ine
Goodhue" prize of $50, in gold, was awarded 10 MISS
Fannie Powell, for drawing.
The New-York Homeopathic Medical College
has been organized by the election Of the following
officers:
Presdeut William Traves President Hooper van F0or.
Charles Watroas M
n Traye Hooper John r. Gi'nd charles "aou,
Henri stebbn John W. Bgow B9bert GgTnse Rl 1soo
Beakley NJ. Daniel H. Lawrence Jacob Russell u DA
De oot Curtis Judson Pau-Bmehtn Professor Of a,eJa
Medca Barlow NJ D.. Emeritus Professor OF rrcee o. h'
cine u W. Hunt NJ D. Surgery and Surgical Pss9og tr2t JaGSo @
Beaiey Operative Surgery Prof John T. Miner VI %
stetrcs Prof Egbe unernsey ~ " hha'
omy Carmichael D. Practice OF heeine ffo j.
Ward, NJ D. Chemistry and ToIeooy PT'l ehass % M'fS,
L. D. and Gel PATH. Prof j. r. ICru n
Meda and Med Botany n sws NJ d. Ph,sSos{' Ll9.
O. Avery NJ. D. Histology James Doughty H. d. hedai 1us
prudence Me Hon. Hooper O. Van 'oorsL
New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
BASEBALL.
CHICAGO vs.. ECKFORD.

About 1,JO0 people assembled yesterday to
witness the first appearance this of the celebrated
White Stockings the Union Grounds theI opponents
being the Eckord nine of Brooklyn. The weather was
propitious and everything seemed favorable for fine
display but instead another shibtion OF the Mutual
and Haymaker order, though not quite bad pre-
sented greatly the disappointment OF the spectators
Inasmuch the Chicago nine includes less than six
old Eckford players 1t is presumed that the White stock
ngs did intend TO exert themselves beyond nsring
victory, and they certainly took things very cooy all
through the game In fact they received such material
assistance from the Eckords themselves In the form or
"muffcd" and badly thrown balls that victory was
almost forced them The Eckfords outpitched and
out-batted the Chicago nine, but being ouelded lost
the game. Nelson bore of The palm the EcOrd side
both at the bat and IN the field and had all supported
Martin he did the Chcagos would have had work TO
l.. L.l.A Llll /. Iii