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, 1874-11-19
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS.

DETnolT, Mich, Nov. 10.-The annual moctlpr
OF the Western Associated Pross wna hold hu,a
today, tue Hon. II. N. Walker in tho chair. llo.
sisod bylaws wero adopted. aud new officers
Presideut, II. N. Walker, Of tho Detroit F5ea
Pfssa Vloe-presidont, u. lalsteaa, Of tic
Cinoinnatl Commercial; Directors. Josoph Modl,
OF The CM!CAuo TRIBUNE; llchard smith. Oh
Louisville Co.srie'.-JoHrnal; ]. q. Souolleck. Of
the pittsbnrg Chronicle /: D. i. Philips, Of tho
Springfield Jour,.al; JOHN Knapp, Of tho ST,
Louis Rtpu0foan ; A. ]. Kellar, Of tho Alomphis
cago Journal. Secretary, II. L. Haker, of De-
tt.uf
, 1874-11-19

,,aa1I wl,ito several lodged . aor face and
dono, she Ind the Gylng bnho on tho lounge
and batlo doorgo run to tho yllago and bring liis
mother. Tho boy went na directed, but. inhtend
or telling OF tho nfrasr remained will, llor until
homo. A light waB Htruolt, and a ,nofnout
al'ficod to rovon1 thu sad sight. Stretched upon
sho lounge lay tho ehaHtly oorrao OF tho babe,
tao terrib!e wound in It's throat lod with c1otted
ntca. .Orouohing In tho corner wnu the woundod
Ei1i!, WHO had prepared a rude bandago Tor hor-
solf, aud for lyo houra s:o lad borlio i,,ioscrL-
nblo pain from her wounds. IIor faco Ind 10
swollen a. to le scarcely recognizable, and tho
cred with blood, ond In tho walls Of tho room
woln imboddod such portions Of tho CHARGE aa
lad not lodgod in tho Victims. The boy ac-
kno"lcdGcd hfa guilt, md said be was only in
fun, aud did not nean to kill tho clillron
, 1874-11-19
4 French Newspaper Says somo sc-
we're Things Of tho English.
English Roman Catholics Roassert
Their Civil Freedom,
Lenient Punishment OF the Monteneorln
Murdercrs.
a Dill to Abolish tho Rights of
Prilnogenfttlrc in Dcn-
mark.
FIR HANpE.

'sn1aSAT1oH OYER p1snAEl.1s 0u1Lp11Ar.r. HrEEcu.
:, fAa1s. NOV. l8.-Tho journal des Uetuts rub-
hshes violent od'torlnl attack upon Mr. Dis
fao1t Tor ha disclaimer tl,at Lis 1ocont Guildbn1l
1poeoh roferrod to tho Von At7,im caBe Tho
1ftneo ,s3a bsar;s Ma tor hs offensive utoraicos.
es Dcbat, gu DlsraoIi's disclaimer cnncin,1sa ~
1ol'ows; 1T Is apparent from this Incident Of Of
Disiaeli's apology tlat Engand in hor turn Ina NJ
1nsna, neen inyadod. The Prime Minister cum no no
tfpnge7 fpn!n apeaS without submitting to consure
, 1874-11-19
RUSSIA,


TIE CzAn8 Pet pEAOE gCttEME,
1T. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1s.-The Russian For
elgn Office, which recently invited renswal Of
tho Brussels Conference oarly next your, has 70.
ceived replies from several powers, who general.
ly express approval OF tho priuc,plo on wLiol tha
proposal is based, but demand tlmo Tor conyid-
Grafton,
, 1874-11-19

LONDON, N0v. IN, - hteAns!,,ps Glamorcno.
Eliza, aa4 Batavia, Iro1a Now York, ,,ayo arrtyoI
out.
NEw YonH. Nov, l8.--Arrlrct,, Steamships Otr
Of l.oudon, tiom Liverpool, auu lrauco, lraa
uAYre.
, 1874-11-19

opFtsaE DapateH 70 7He LHlt09o IF{GWNe,
MoANts. ILL.,. Nov. 18.-In tho Circuit Court
to-day tho following prlHopers pleaded guilty au.I
wero hontonced by Judge MoRoborts, ~ fold
Thomas Connor, larceny. 1--we yeears; Charles
Stevens, larceny, two years; Ja1nos Hickly. mr.
cehy, hYe yoarsi William Colby, Iarceuy. ouo
year, sonteloe hasponael; Patrick 'Ilill latcony. NV
tifvo nj yoatts Janos lors lprcony ono yuur
, 1874-11-19
DEN NMARK-
0ANAy &kA AfAxtlA&
i DEMOCRATIC ME4suNE.

= UEAuEH4T10 8EASVIE8,
LONDON, Nov. 1a.-Tha Standards dispatch
from Copenhagen reports that tho Radicals l,avn
introduced 10 tho lowor house Of tl.o Rigsdag a
bill to abolish tho rights Of primoeeoituro and
all tltlea OF nobility. Tho Bill WAS reforrod tn a
select @ cGmmitteo: Should 1t pass, the upper
, 1874-11-19
a EutlaOr Kills Ellis SQsas

TRoY, N. y, Nov. 13,-Edward Griffith, OF
East Nassau, fatally shot Ais SOL George yoster-
day afternoon, during a quarrel.
, 1874-11-19
LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

Patrick Sexton, tho boy who was so danger
ously stabbed Oh Tuesday night ut tho corner OF
Canal aud Moaghor stroo:s by another lad,
named Louis Kirch, was in an extremely critical
condition last midnight. and Dr.. Coll. bis phys,-
clan. EXPRESSED faint hopes Of his recovery. Ho
lyes at No. 83 Wright street.
About II O'Clock last night John Heunessey
and Jamos Kean had f1gls in Dnvo Williams
concert-saloon, No. 555 South Clark street, and
tho Inter had soyero wound inflicted ii his
forehead with a beer-glasB. Hennessay was ar
rested aud looked up iu tho Arnlory.
Detective uelnzemhn yesterday recovered =
span Of horsos and buggy which had been
htolon from Websters livery, Ut St. Charles ILL.,,
Saturday last. The property was found ii 4
Ivory sablc, and tho proprietor was arreBtod and
lockod up In tho Armory. Subsequently, Detect
two Gallagher arrested W, II. Root, who placed
the property in the stable for safo keepiug, lie
was locked up in tho Central Station and asserts
that lie Inns clear bill OF sale OF the horses and
voniclc, "h,ch hs purchased from a person un-
known to 1ilu.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacific Ifotet-p. s. Caplo, Rock Island
Martin L. Crowell. New York; @. c. Huntley,
Washington; Tho Hon. Charles Stuart,
Stuart. Ia; ii. D., Bush, Buffalo; Samuel
The 1aev. Joseph Vance, Vinoonnes;
Or. l.. g. CA.pln, Kalamazoo: L. Il.
Eames, Ottawa Horny L. Marshall, Milwaukee;
Joseph 1iubbuoI W. y. Holt, Henry Thompson,
Liverpool; John D, Kobinson, California; Dr.,
Archibald Campbell, Aow York City.
, 1874-11-19

6pteiA! Disn4tsh to The CA,eayo 1ffonus.
GRAND haplnH, Mich, Nov. 18.-Julga Witbav
OF tho unlted aates Court, sontoneo.l nobort
Mccall to two yeash IN tho pontentiary for mnk,
ing anu paasing countorfoit ,noney, Ills am.
faiierLtea, George Weatl,orboo aud Myrun m.
zou, aro rn4er conviction for tho sumo otfons"
anu aWalt uantulco. e'
, 1874-11-19
INDIA.


TIE ASERR OF QAnuL IMrnIsoNED.
LoNpoS. Nov. ia special from Calcutta to
the Morning Post announces thut Yoaaos Khan,
Auoor Of Cabul, Aas been treaoherously arrested
III lls own Capital mud imprisoned, lilo worst
results aro feared,
, 1874-11-19

MApnsp. Nov. 18.-ltis is Gen, Lersupdi, fos-
morly Captain -doneral OF Cuba, aud not Con.
Laserpa, who s dead.
, 1874-11-19

THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. 16.-For the Upper
Luke region md tho Northwest. partly cloudy
weather. With north H. or west winds, backing to
temperature, high barometer, aud light SNOW iu
Missouri and Iona.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-11-19

,Jslvelliia Uelprt&yatYs

DosroN. Nov. 18.-Dullnrd, the notorious
DoylBton lauk-robbcr, pleaded guilty to-day.
, 1874-11-19

NEW YonK, Nov. 18.--The Methodist Episco-
pal Board OF Missions closed itB annual session,
after appropria.inR iu all 1921 900.
, 1874-11-19


nlaSl was In tho city yesterday morning, and Tint
lle Ind goue away about II o'clock iii tho rot O.
noon, after tho arrest OF uaokney. This was IL
clew. -
Col. KiciBta1 detailed Capt. Welnh aud Officer
Duffy to ilud Briggs. They toolt a hack, aud
1tas.ea HALL foas, about ns; p n'' for Iocklan;
Il et oso sss nsf' bn s Long oe *y III 'Fissa Haens as
Of tho money. They searched the house,
and dug up tho yard, but could find nothing.
They then took briggs III tho cairago aud start
cd to the city. As they drove along no began to
DO litt!o communicative. Az ho learned tho
state OF aaiIs, lls begun to rcallxe tho proproty
Of telling What he knew, and wl,an thoy lal Eot
this side Of Carthage he told tAom To drive over
to the College Hill pike, aboyo Cuilainsyillo.
ur 4 STUMP.
As Tiny went along the m,an confessed t!st La
had just completed tho duty OF hiding tho monay
h.1d rot homo When tho n.Ilcors calno TOR him,
Whom they Ind gono up tho College Hill pike u
little Ways hoyohd CunnlusyiIo, Brigga gavo
out Of tho hack, aud IN tho tlarknessolt
was then near midnight-began tl,e
search. 1t WIS not long until hollow
stump WAS fonnd, and Dr!ggs drew forth
bright, new, tln buckot, all closoy covered with
The hearts Of Capt. Welsh and Oillcor Duffy
beat high NJ they entered their hauk aud re-
turaed poBI-iahto to the city.
NHiuHh' BrUlkY.
llr!Ega AnyH he didn't l!ayo any knowledge of
tAo robbory. liz hal been OIL u Aproo aId didn't
got 1nto tao oity, I'll! Mot1day. on lneHday
oynninE, ho fpunu tho money loose III baslok
under llls nod. llo ddnt know WHO put it thoro,
no: fur wllst purpose. Io thought, however, that,
ashoinebody slad tried to pay off Oil HIN, he wonld
pu: tue NANCY wi.ero it would 10 tl,om no good.
80 10 took it to Cumminsyllle, wl,oro ha rot tito
I'll. bncket, alld put il III it mud hl tho bucket In
'i'a'i sti'm Ho intended to wait till 1t waa adyor
tlaots, or ttl. the VoEaulls WHO showed it OH him
Eayo hIul Hon>o explanation,
When searched last night he Ind hut 50 on his
rofsou. Ito Hays ho did not touch lo!lar Of tic
lnonay ho found IN tho hRskot
Mrs. llacltney was artcstod,. or 81 obtained"
lf, lYeslo uay, alter her htlHnand waH arrosteti.
There "ero rnmorn that stle had boau int]lsornnt
enough 70 boAas ts'at nome of that n,tauy would
Mayer Eot hask 10 tue Exulosa Uu,npany.
At haf-plAt Z thus morning William lIae,ncv
waa arrentol. hrut!,or Of i. J.. Ilaohnoy, WLcso
III rcht ID detailed ubDye.
aluHE or ua10os' sronY
iSner'"s NtM1tcA IL Iho th,tAup Prfb,.ue.
0lNclSAArl, Nov. 1a.-Noluou Ugggd, ~ agol
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
LEGAL NOTICES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
against stephen y. Alden, defendant fo Abraham d.
Hcagiand, defendant You nre hereby summoned and
required personally to appear before Chambers Of
Tins Court at the County Court House. In the city Of New
York. on the I'D day Of October next ten and half
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day, give your e ST.
mony as party before trial in action between your
self. Abraham @ aoagand plaintiff and stephen i.
Of procedure, AMI Tor failure attend you will be
punished according to law. ABRAHAM Il. LAwRENCE,
Justice. WILLIAM HENRY ANTHoN, Defend anita Al.
torney. Dated New York, July ~, 1874.
CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Frederlck schuchardt aud others against The
Lake Erie and Louisville halfway Compa Nv .--In pur
suauce a Judgment In the above action dated October
& 1874 L. the Undersigned referee named said iudg
ment will sell at pubic auction, ON Saturday the 2th
day OF october inst, at IL 80 r. NJ, at tho Exchange
salesroom. No Ill BROAD way, by ADRIAN II. MULLER
ing Fund seven Per Cent Gold Bonds of the Lake Ere
and Louisville Railway Company. each payable April l.
3p In United states gold coin, equal to the the pres
ent standard, interest thereon in the mcartime at
per centum per annum In like gold com, being
part OF OF bonds OF said company, Issued or In
tended be issued By said company the amount ot
two millions eight hundred and eighty thousand dollars
chsss and 0nsr real w ana persopa a com
trustecs bearing date the 9Th day OF May 1874 which
bonds are as follows I'll said bonds $1,000 each
numbered from 3 i3A2 both inclusive, and 100 Of
said bonds to0 each numbered from to tol both In.
sAi Ssssd New YORK. October 8 1874
ksxSss;sSs wv; issaHsssssaaf sasssa af3i:iSi asSs se21ze
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

CQD STREET 43 EAsT.-HICELY FURNISHED
also ta Il q boarders
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
BOAKDERs WANTED.

CCDA STREET, WEST NO. S3-FLkGANTLY FUR
s)C ished second hoor Rooms singy or en- suite, 10
let, wsFh Board, 10 family or a party OF gentlemen
with hxt and cold water house. table and location nrs
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

I FLOOR TO LET IN a PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH
i Board; small and two large Rooms bath on
floor, etc, and halt blocks from Broadway. 2oo
West Thirty fourth street
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

I SECOND FLOOR WITH PRIVATE TABLE; Also
j.. Rooms gentlemen without board references oS
East Twentieth street near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY o1ToBER a. ls7-TRPLE SHEET
eOARDERs WANTED.


I EAST FoRYY-FiRST STREET. CORNER FIFTH
i ayenue.-superior accommodations offered
families and single gentlemen tor the winter. with
une exce ptionahle Board
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

yEANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, by AN
w experienced man who thoroughly understands his
business; two years and haf in last place. Address
CoACHMAN, j. b. Brewster Co.'S factory, lll East
2slh
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
HELP WANTED-MAIEs.

At 81 LEXINGTON ADVANCED TWO AGREE
n aolc, honest, Intelligent Industrious strictly TEN.
perate under 23; ba tbs and office
who understands house painting to learn bathing, ref
erences required
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

CT TO sl2 PER wEEK.-PLRAsANT FURNISHED
~ Rooms with good Board, for families SINGLE
gentlemen; southern exposure. Apply at ls6 Nacdouga
The New York herald., 1874-10-21

01 WEST FIFTEENFH sTgEET.-To LET. WITT!
OI Hoard large second story front Room, with hall
Room Joining II desred also Table Boarders accom-
The New York herald., 1874-10-21
coAcHmEr AND GARDENERS.

yIANTED-A SITUATION by A GERMAN GAr
w dcner and noris; understands The care Of greer
vegetables. &c married, child; first class refer
ences. address W. H., box ia Herald Office.
, 1874-09-11

Frod DoaGaash haa giyen e1,opo 10 Howard
uniycrBlty.
a bronze Rtatnc Of Uaniol Webster Is to be
placed IN Central Park, New York, tho gift Of
Mr. Gordon ". Durpham.
--Quoon Victoria has gono to Balmoral, whero
she will remain til Nosenber. She loft o.
borne, Isle Of Wight. On tho 20tl, ult.. in tho
Royal yacht Alberta, croasod to Portsmouth.
which sho loft by speoinl train in the oyening,
md, travelling through, reached Dalnaozal tho
noxt night.
Two years ago. Mr. Jacobson, Jew, uaa
elected Justice Of tho Poaco At sevaatopol. IN
Anssia. Some Of thu people. nrtn In their faith
Of religious Intolerance sent ttoir protestatlons
to tho Minister Of Justice nt st. Petersburg, and
no moro was heard Of it. But now jacobson hau
been thanked for. tho mannor In which ho dis
charged his duties.
An aged and dccrcpit Cl,inhmnu, rho had
purchased return ticket to ChnR, In order tint
lis bones might reposo In his natiyo soil, waa
prevented from going on board tho Btoauaor last
week ut san Franciuco BY aomo Of his country
men, who claimed that 10 was In hrzeArs for
tribute duo ono of the gods In this temple. He
hastoned to tho police ofico and made known bis
trouble, when m officer wae. detailed to ac~
company him to the wharf aud sco that he was
permitted to depart in peace.
, 1874-09-11
WASHINGTON.

Tint EvcrlnattnU Anfc.NurKfnry-
Bunrd Of Health AppOiMtmcnts-Dts-
charge of &hc Entire SGcrot Service
F0rce--Tho Future District Governs
sucnt.
spscfai Diapatch 70 The chfeaao Tribune.
WAsu1SaroN, gopt. 9.-Tho Grnnd Jury uoro
again occupied with tho safo-burelary to-day.
Tho principal witneaa examined was Solicitor
Wilaon. who appeared With copy of.hia report
aud copica Of number ot letters that cauao into
his possession while working tho case up.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
at their meeting last uigLt naado number Of
appointments Of physicians to tho poor. Among
others colorod physician was appointed to
whom tho poor on n part Of tho iBlau1 and liring
In tho vicinity Of tie Nayy-Yard will he COM
pe1led to Apply for rollof iu case Of sickness:
The appointment iH rocciyod with great deal Of
bitter fooling BY the roailonts. aud may occasion
Borioua trouble. This samo man was appointed
to bimilar position aomo years ago by Mayor
Brown, but tho circumstance gavo riBo to hucl
storm Of Indignation that lliH commission waB
revoked by ordor Of tic Secretary Of tho lToas-
ury.
TnR ENTIRE SECRET -sEngtoE
force will ho discharged tomorrow. Not q
yestigo Of tho old institution will remafu.. Tho
naw Chief has not been named yet, but tho re-
organization will follow at once.
THE FUTURE pIeTn1or GOVERNMENT.
Dorman 3. Eaton, who has been employed By
tho Joint Select Committee to submit them his
views as to thu best form Of government for tho
District, arrived hcro to-day. Ho is not ready
to report. but it ia probable he will recom-
mend form Of government that will keep
tho District nfraits 1t al times under tho diaoc-
son OF Uongross. Ho thinks any other Bystom
would be unconstitutional, aud it ia evident 10
regards tho recent Qoyornmont. Mr. Eaton il
peculiarly fitted to give q valuable opinion gu
thid subject. na l,o has devoted many years to
tho study Of municipal goyornments.
, 1874-09-11
Is This T. The Coming Enorso ~

Hurt<iahs" Letter 10 Ne Boston Jonr,saa
Tho proposed trot In Boston botweon colo
hratod asallions fs tho thona Of general talk IL
Now YorI. Wo hare hero banker who ih
quiet way haa boon gathering for aonc time the
si,eedtest horses Of Tho country. uo bus quiet
Itero lio 1,as track, and Without observation ho
IL recording sonlo marvellous speed. Ho BRYs
nothing about his etud On tho sttees, and Ttl
not be questioned. No ono cut set access to his
l,oraes without written permission from him.
selg, TINT Ia rarely giycn. Among his treasures
is ahrotAor Of " Dextez," gnmey, speedy horse,
Of which marvellous things are told. This out
of-tho-way stable ia Just now the ,oontro
Of good doul OF intercst. Among
while that a Methodist minister In Kontuoky
owEel colt OF which marvellous things wero
told, Tho animal waB black na rnven, and boro
tho uttuo Of "DlackWood.' Tho yaluo OF tho
horse. in the estimation of the owner may be
seen by the pleasant little prico that wns put
upon him. Tho horaomen on the atrcet laughed
Tint pinin Methodist parson, In the wilds OF
Kentucky, offered Ills animnl for goo, cool The
banker alluded to heard 80 nluc Of this colt TINT
10 took trip to Kontucky to look at him. Ha
saw hin, moYo. Uo describes him ~ marvel.
His nostrilH become red aB fire; hlH eyeR di1hto.
nnt ho geems transformed The captiyatcd Now
forkcr offered $g0* 900 for tho colt The owuer
received tho proposn with dstlHin. Ito did not
eyon roply; ordered tho horse bnck into tho sta
bic, mud wont into his house. Another welt was
made. and tho lorso changed ownors, eb0, 600: 1t
il said, boiug Tho prico. Now tho plan Ia this: !:
Whom tho horses that aro to lrot on your courea
Layo done their best, Ilaokwood" IL to DO trot-
ted out to show ~,at lc can dc. Ihose who
have Aeon him move nay that llo ls tho most OK
trao.dinary animal over acon in this part OF tho
country,
, 1874-09-11

THE NATIONAL sreRrMsNs 8 AyaooIATroN.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 10.-ATho adjourned
mceting Of Tho National Sportsmen's Association
adopted RESOLUTIONS iayoring tho adoption Of
uniform gamo laws prohibiting tho destruction
Of fab aud Eamo during tho breeding, nosting,
or spawning soasonB tho uBo OF nets, traps, or
ohomica1H In non-navigablo streams, or OBJ
structing thereof by nosa OF fishdamB, and favor
ing botter ont oroement OF tho existing game
laws.
Tho tics from yesterdays match we're H1ot OF
this morning. E. B. Hambleton. Of Buffalo, win
ming tho second prize OF $100; Il. NJ, Sherman,
OF Doloit, third prize of $75; J, Mc1Yin, Of st.
GATHERINGS, Canada, fourth rrszo of $50; H. @.
Tanner, Of Oswego, fifth prize OF 925.
There Woro sixty-eoven entrea on the regular
match, and bnt two tics were shot OF before
dark, +. B. Hambleton, OF Buffalo, winning tho
first prize OF s175 and George Smith, OF Dutra-
10, tho socoud rrixo Of sac.
The prizes ofrored for Tomorrow amount to
1900.
Tho following standing committees moro ap-
pointed BY tho Chairs
On Fi,anet-H. 1. Davis, Of Now York 8. H.
Thrill, Of 1iltnoa ". ". Corning, Of Wisconsin
Charles 8. Weacott7 Of Pennsylvania; Newton Dexter,
Of Nhoas Island.
on Np-La,rs-Ths Hon. A. @. Mattoon, Of Now
York; Thomaa q, Mannor, Of Heutuoky A. r. Dolls,
La.s constittes-j. 8. johnson, Of Missouri VIII
lam Humphrey, Of CONNECTICUT tbs Hon. Robert r.
J. Dsbcock, Of Now York.
On NomtneiafHrs--A. q. Lambe1son, Of Now York
nohcrt Z. CLARK, Of tlnois; T. A.. lonea, OF Ohio;
]. Fenninaoss We!ch, Of Illinois H. s. uolmea, 1t
Michigan.
Tho Convention adjourned aino dte at 11:so
, 1874-09-11
TKN HN3A$,
nAnTroNDs,
Wides-Btearns. II; Zottie1n, 10.
Iy,-,x>srS-kTr nah1fnnr1 IT thu AttAutICH.

wiue4-HtcarnB, IL: Eottio1n, 1p4
Umrre-h1r. Dohuean, Of tho Atiautlcs.
TUE posroas DEFEAT TIE ArHLErrcs-5 TO 4.
Special Dfspatch to Ths Chicago 7rioune.
Pu1LApRLPnIA, Bert t0.-TAo Athletic and
hc since theirroturn from Europe this afternoon:
Both Bides drew blanks IN tho first inning, ind
tho Ath1otioa scored ono III tho second, Olapp ne-
ing mutTed on tho fly By Harry Wright; Ono
moro WIS added IN no fourth, WHICH maao 20
baeo bit botreon right and oontle field, followed
BY : clean iii Of O'Iouske, gage tho nossens an
uther earned run, and tho next inning Barnes I,:a
sdded another Tho Ahletlea made one ~ ,Sta sno
judgment in baso--uulng, At leaat two moro
could havo been added: IL tho postons' s M han o.
she Bttn MGaoa nnr and 5sston ed erared
McVey at thssd, whom tho chances we're that she
Reds would eel in two or shroo, 0odnoJ added
The fourth md last run which tho Athletics OBJ
tanned in the seventh inning. sG1app gave gath sfo
crd, and schstrer ut fret, stealing
from tho base and running back. olapp
shroy to Anson, h9plng IT,, to onap eaton Anaan ap'y
fead, and Battin, who attempted to back gp fiIat
base, allowed the bnil to pass him, and oRonrAo
scored. This brought tho scoro mp to four ana
il was anybody's game. This was concluulvoly
proven ia tho eighth inning, when two more
runs ware talllod BY tho Reds, and tho game won
for Boston. White had roacl,ed frat, and Mo-
nufortunako, rathor difficult fly. Tho ripht-
fielder attempted to take 1t, bn. failod, and tho
hall rolled near to tho fenco both handR scoring,
which gage The Reds lead of ono. In tho last
Nlroe.baao Lii, with no onn ont. It failed Of its
purpose, however, for tho three hanla following
retired. and tho game wss lost to pht1adolphia.
McGcarYa put out at first occasioned consitera,
bie dispute, and, hnh tho umpire not directed
O'Roufko 10 perform his proper duty. but left
it to sono nombor OF tho nine. IT would havo
looked bottor. Tho umpirlng on tho whole waa
miserable. and A1r. Domeislcr oVinccd o lack Of
fho gnmo was exciting and closely contested
throug ghout, the players showing tlat their OK.
uorioncca On tho orioket-aold had contributed
grently to their batting qualities. nattin's 8 aud
tla gau1as
Below Ia
, 1874-09-11

From tho Laurence {hian.> american.
Occaaionuly YOU will find horsomaR with q
fender consclenco and a raro Bolcltuae for HIS
fricuds aud Hl,ct man III tho affablo hllko Car
roll, who owns several horaoa aud drives thom
al racer. ..-.......
on Wednesday many poraonn bought pools on
A[ike'a hny gekling Essex, and, tint horse taxi
Ink ti,e tlrst heat, teso men bought moro poofa
on Eusox agninH4 tho tiefl. But Miko Lost the
noxt two ls0sts, which woso won by Emperor,
e.sd the pool~bayorB looked sad, aul nj Mike 70.
turned iron, tho Htablo they gathered around
him and complained that their money was
a. llla llorao and ho was throwing
tho race. IIoto WaH a rare exhibition Of
MiAo's solicit,llo for hia friends, md l1ia
gcloroua heart prompted hin to say.
Il Gcnslomcn, I'm afraid my llorao III off, sind
I don't think cal, wir this raco. Rm norry.
but I toll you I'm not pulling tho horse, and I
don't want another drlyor put In I'd rather loao
u good deal OF money; and Ill toll you what LII
do. You're a'l my frloniH, and don't want you
to lose any n,oaoy on Iao, and I'll tako all your
roosn or your haudg rather than have any hard
feclings.'
Ihl was fair, aud tho orowd began to pass IN
tl,oir oartF. which lliko willingly accepted With
r.niIca Of rare henoyole,co. Ttla ittla nsuttor
hnsug boon adjusted, htr. Carrull mounted his
sulky. mud without effort won the noxt Two hoatH
,so s o r. RasdS"s tho hFS tue areo es "as