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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-08

SALMON TRoUT.-Soth Green, Fish Com
missioner of the State Of New York, who is
unsurpassed pisciculturist, has recently
written q letter, an extract of which is pub
lished below, on the subject of the culture OF
salmon trout, seven hundred of which, only
eight weeks old, were recently deposited in
four of the mill dams in this vicinity. AS
the experiment of raising this species of lake
fish in our dams will be watched with much
interest, Mr.. Green's views az well As his
practical experience, afford reasonable as
surance of its complete success. Mr.. q. says:
"Whea have been asked by commissioners
IL salmon trout will do well IN rivers, say /
do not know, but that think the experiment
worth trying. We never will know il do
not try Wc all know they lake fish. 1
have them three years OH that raised FROM
the egg in a small pond. Thcy are fifteen inches
long and are doing well. I have put this win
ter one hundred salmon trout or lake trout
th6y the same fiSh-in rivers and creeks in
this State. We may never any or them
again Ir we do not, should say it was fail
ure-that is all. But If do find that they
live aud thrive, what then? 1t had made one
success IN ten failures since l began to expert
nrHt In hEh culture. the art would be muny
years in ADVANCE or what II is now made fifty
experiments on shad fishing box before
achieved n success. This was in tho year 1867.
and L should have been experimenting until
this time If had not made 4 success"
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May, beautiful May. .
When all the earth is gay," 4"

words to that effect. Indeed tho beauty ann
attractions Of 'Possom Hollow''-Or. as ii hns
beun more highly denominRte ;, Owls Bottom"
have been greatly enhanced by these bRlmy
days We have been much cheered 10y the ech o
OF our own stentorian o-haw- buck" the
curt and lively whistle OF the -Opossom." aud
the occasional! prosy Local" Eobt O the owl
IndeGd, we may say with truth, that ''all nature
smiles in this beautiful and picturesque val
ley. Come down. mean To see us-somc time,
Mr.. Editor, and bring your family along; we
will go fishing. and TO hunt the "possom and
the coon" aud have good time generally
We are some on the hunt ourself, but are too
old a spOrtsui an TO waste ammunition on tom
tits tom cats" 'dead ducks But, en-
pdSsdnt. as your correspondent Local" seems
to be on schools. school teachers. RnG the
like, would he be kind enough to enliyhten the
public as to the number of days req uired for II
school month i'll the Borough on the HilI?' Is
there not Il storm raging on this point? Why
not ''scoHr your own skillet" Ell? Give ms your
own local hApS and nishaps. and Washington
township (blcss her D. with the aid of her liter
ary society, will try to take care OF herself.
Business is quite brisk here, notwithstanding z
Long Branch's veto OF the more 0reenhdch hill.
The needy would prefer that we had got the
"Spinuers," the 'ten per centers' are glad we
didn't, and the ffteen ger centcTS-especiaHy
when they cdn multiply by tICO-are particulars
Iy well pleased with this granted opportunity
to, perhaps help some poor relation out of Il
pinch at the Christian C rate OF thirty per cent.
Ducks on the d-n, pap" Wei, will 90 for
them. lawfully Yours, HUBBIB-
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PORTAGE, May 4, 1874.

DEAR FRBEHAN-Much quiet has prevailed
hcre since wrote you last and peace has reign
ed supreme. The fIulIIcss OF the great prayer of
our o. ettt sovereign the great Ulysses. has been
vouchsared unto the people OF Portage and the
s'hubbubs'' thereof.
We had II wedding last week. Mr.. David Kcif-
fer and Miss Mary BroOkbank were united i'm
the "hoy bonds, 'etc.. by the celebrated Squire
OF Portage" May much huppiness be ''the~n" q"
The weather has been uCtIuICful bad and wet
for the past while and our roads have been i'm
an hd,Cful bad condition for the same length of
period. We have bern engaged in the noble oc-
cuDatiOn OF driving oxen for the time above
indicated. and know just how doep tue mud
was, but won't tell for fear some body might
say we were mttddleTs. But to day the weather
is mild and baIny, and we reminded that
we have entered upon the beautiful month of
Mo-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-08

GEO. Nj. READE, AHOrney-dt-L Lar,
~ Bbensburg, Pn Office nu Centre street,
shres doors freIH Aish stEset, LaHE'@lI ~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-08

BLAIRsvILLE PRKsBYTERY.-We are in
debtsd to onr townsnSn, Rev. j. W. Edie,
for the following condensed report of the
proceedings of the BlairsVille Presbyteryi
VIII ich mot in this place last week:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22
Il. Dewitt Tainiage.

The Hearth and Home say, of him
when Mr. Talmage speaks. thousands
listen; when he writes, hundreds OF
thousands read. He is the mo>ithoroue :
ly popular preacher Of tie day" Mir
Talmage has now become editor OF II,
Christian At Work. IN which paper Iii.
sermons aud articles appear regularly
sample copies free. Office 1922 han.
bers street, y. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

~ 4 railro 4 off .ial. we'll posted H.
the designs OF The Lrlc mauagcm eni.
states that one of tho first Improvements
OF magnitude which will result FROM
their getting control of tie A. < 6. W.
rold will be the narrowing Of thr 4lage
of both roads 10 that of the roads tim,
connect with them in the West. making
the Erie ioal and il, leased lines much
more formidable competitor for ives
tern frcights. a. there will he no more
transhipmenis of fretght- between ives
TEN points and New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

The last SUNDAY school Assoriiiiou
decided ion-k .. cach sabbath school n
the sMte,a contribution equal 10 not les
than One cent rom each officer. teacher
and scholar ia ihe state. tor the purpose
81 de.raS ing expenses AMI extending ihr
sunday school in tle STATE which ll-
not already done 30. j. requested 10 take
zap such a collection on nrAt sabbath
those ia The -. ~. 9ih. 10Th aud Hi
congress irnnl districts. will please ior-
ward their contributions Ia james Il
Rely. New Albany. Floyd county. and
those ia i,h. 81 9th. lath and l3t.. con-
grcssionni districts Will please forward
John |. Underwood. Cambridge CITY.
Indiana. We would suggest that N tile
same time the schools appoint delegates
to attend the next Stale :. :. Conyen-
,ion al New Albany, June "a, "a, and
III next.
By order OF Executive Committee.
JAMES Il. RlrLN.
.luiiN |. UNDERWOOD.
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tremolv nrohlcmaiical whether success,
could have been reached. an '''e cow
many were worry fortunate in SECURING vi.
services. With such men there is no
such wor' - fail.
Mcssrs. Gram ans & Cohh's tho ccn'rac-
tors. have done their work wen. aud are
vet nushing INC work 10 he done with
cncrgv freir assistance haS hcrn'valn
able. aud merits the ihanks of the friends
of the railroad ~ addition TO the lihc-
raj payment which we sunrosc fhoir con
tract with the rumnany entities them 10.
~ fart all the officers and employees
Of tho company. NJ the present TIVE.
have done well, aud deserve substantial
recognition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

~ There j. some talk herr Of Iomi-
mating our iellow-citizen aud neighbor
W. I. Anderson for Representative "a
the state Legislature. Dick would
make gooi representative and would
do honor 10 the county. lie la. hosts
or friends in both parties Ia this town
ship. Ills name viii be presented be-
fore the County Convention. ri Peters
NMrg Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

LAMAsCo. AS the citizens Of the little
town of Evansville refuses % adopt this
name for theirville. we understand Mr..
Enlow is determined it shall not lay
around loose hunting for an owner. and
20 will Immediately lay off a city on his
land. AT the county line, on the Rockport
railroad. and give it that cuphonous
title. Success to OUR Lamasco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

FRr>CH LICK. We were ~ these IA
nous Springs on hurried trip last
MONDAY. and found MessrS. Pifrr and
Iuckehy busy preparing for the Season
close at hand. Several advantagcon-
charges have been made in the arrange
mcnts OF the buildings. and it will be a
pleasant aud healthful resort this sum
mcr. Mr.. Pifer informs rs that moe
applications are on file now for accom-
modations than were ever received be-
fore this early in the season, and the
proprieiorS are preparing to meet every
emergency.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

~ Excursions are the order of Il c
day on The liockrort railroad. An ex-
cur>ion train will be run for the benz Git
pt John Robinson circus next Tuesday,
a IL another in a short time. yet TO be
announced, for the benefit of such o.
the Dubois county people as want 10 20
down the Dad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

NOTICE i. hereby given that the Nm
- dersigncd. has been appointed all
miHi>irairiN of tie estate of Andrea.
Blndrnlisiel. late OF Dubois county, Ia
diana. deceased
~lii estate is probably solvent.
MARIA ANNA LAUDENDisTEL,
q. EyFTrNER. Any. Admir-.
INV 22l. ls7f.3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

WT 4 Gentleman grnm -fem
ship informs us lhat
wheat in that locality arc liipralN eov.
cred with chinrh bugs, ana t.,.i tho
wheat Is helng rapidly destroyed by
these pcstlierous insects
Nincennes sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

-" breakfast for uinciy-nine." said
a waiter 20 q verdant clerk ~ 4 hotel not
'ong ago. Thunderi" said The clerk.
I" We can't do Ii. The walter explained
that ninciy-nine was The number Of The
room.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

in list Of 237 ncwspapn ni4-
cipally Western published ~ fae ter
Ocean. le4 are for an increase 81 ,hc
currency, and IA advocate coli "a.
low prices. low wages, anA gen
ire-s 70 tiie farmers aud gorl.in~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

GA letter from Mr.. Geo. Lyman,
Secretary 81 the Air Line II. r.. Co. in.
forms Tie citizens Of Patoka township
that arrangements are being perfected
which il i hoped will enable the 60. 10
resume work along their entire Lac ia
short time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

~ Mr. II. Eothert shipped the first
freight from Dubois county on the Rock
port railroad. some hoIshcads of iobac-
60. which be had hauled TO the county
line, and had waiting for the track o
get that far to take away. lie contract
ed to deliver about 300 hhds at that
point Tor shipment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

II They have = man III Nincenncs Nv
the namc Of Welcome ~prinkio. The
supposition Is that he was born al the
close Of long interval Of dry weather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

ny Dcmoresi's Monthly for June.
with its myriads Of fashions. aud ~cnsi-
bic comments, and fine literary articles,
j. on our table. II should be taken by
every lady who desires 10 dress well
$500 year. W. J. DEMoRrsE sS-
Broadway. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

a. The 4th of july Committee are
requested TO meet al the County Treas
nrcr's Office tomorrow at o'clock, r. m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

ofall painful things. can ihrre be an.
50 cNcrucinlngiy painful a~a bone tel
on. We know OF none thai fiesh J. heii
10. ~ TIL, nialady j. qniic frequent
and tie >ul ieri of much earnest com>id-
20 i:on. we give the last rr"ipc iOr IT,
cure. which j. given hy The London
Lrucet: ~ soon r., he disease j. felt
INT directly over the spot Gs-hii,i,s
about ,hc size ~ y"uI dumb nail, and
lct il remain for six hours ~ the cNpi.
ration oi wnich time. directly under ia,
surface OF the blister. may he seen th'
iclon. which can instantly he taken otil
with the point OF u needle or lancet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

yJr Dsmpre.t's Young America for
Iune y ON al good things Tor tie ch,l-
dicm Hali womb moic than the price =
II ~ PEI ycar. W. J. DEMoREsT, 1913,
DroadM AZ. New York.
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q Mr. X. Patterson, Gent Supt. OF
lhu Lake Erie aud Evansville railway
has been in lluntingburg this week, aud
says work viii shortly te pushed on The
line OF that road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

JASPER. DUBOIS COUNTY, IND:
summer Term commences May lllh.
1874, aad continues ten weeks.
Branches Taught. The eight CON.
mon bryrhe> and Elementary Algebra.
AMI English composition.
TERMS. Primary depart, 81 %
lairrnhTiintr. d %
Grammar :, hOol. SO
Extra Branches. = Mezzotint ani
Oriental Painting. The charges IL ihi,
department are extra, !. e. additional to
The ordinary charge Of The school. A
complete eour>e ia either of the above
sNSicins Of printing, - 90: less ihan a
fnll course. - cents per lesson. Ma,erial
furnished 10 the learner.
Tie patronage ot the public solicited.
(r. AZ. HARRIS. Teacher.
Nav ~. as7i
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e-J- Ncarc requested to aAneubee that
NE Directors ol The \ gri ultufai socicf,
viii not meet on ihr 3uth inst, bul on the
last Saturday in June.
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L. =. ASSIGN EES'
SALE Of bAHKRUPT'S
RE Al. ESTATE!

- OTiCE j. hcrehy owen. that tie
undersigned A. G. Wiiiilns. A..
~ignee in Hnnsrup'.v. appointed ~ the
Commissioner in bankruptcy M tvsn.
Willie. a. he e.trre ~ 'ihcn,tpr. ~ouder.
mann. ndjn'l.ri a iankrup' up,n hi,
fwr petition. viii 10 arruriaure win
h, order 90 sgi commissioned. uf-r Il
Puhiir Sale ~ the d-n of tie court.
i"n.r. w the town OF Jasper. Dssyi.
County. on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-22

OF Hon. &. 5. Dobbins has written
accepting the invitation of tue Commit
tee TO deliver Fourth Of July Grafton
on the Fair Grounds next Fourth. Or.
Sibim has also agreed to talk to Il Z
multitude. RI. Rev Abbot Martin. las
also been invited. and j. expected 10 We
with u on that occasion. 30 there viii.
be some addresses worth listening to.
RAILROAD DONATION Is SPENCER Go.
In accordance with previous conirar I
the Spencer Comfy Commissioners met
Yesterday. ana passed an order pawn /.
over HE TX money ia the Treasury col
Irrtra 10 rid the Rockport railroad.
nearly SlUOtU0, 10 the Company - !.
Donation.
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NOTICE j. hereby given that by yir.
" tue Of an Execution issued from
the office OF the Clerk Of the Dubois
CrcUit Court. and 10 me directed.
will proceed to offer for sale az public
auction. to the highest bidder. for cash IL
hand. al the door ri Court House ~
Dubois county. Indiana, in the town or
Jasper. on
SATUEDAN. June 9Th. 1874.
between tac hours OF 10 o'clock. 4. ".
and o'clock. y. Il. OF said day. the rents
and profits f,.r . term not exceeding
seven wears cr the following described
rc1l estate situated in Dubois county.
state Df Indiana. to-vit
The south ra-i quarter Of The south
east quarter ~ section No. twcntv-tve
90. township No. one y. snuih ~
range "a. three ,3j west. containing 40
acres more or less
Ana on failure to realize the full
amount " principal. interest and costs
called for by -ail decree. will at the
same time and place, and in like manner
sell TIE tee simple OF saih real estate.
Taken as The property Of Isaac liar.
man. ai the suit Of wilson Webster and
l-inc Webster.
SID sale viii be made without rellei
hum vflnA.ian or appraiscmcnt lawson
ne Siatr ~ Indiana.
JOHN WEIKEL, Sheriff ,. {.
y. ErrrrNrR. Atty.
MAY 18th. lS7i.-3w.
II L.
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L,'<sI1 SALE.
Hare BarG aim in Il part Of a.
Sa.y-AIiil.

lie undivided onc-ihi~d Interest 10
tie steam Circular Saw Mil ~.
allies (. Co.. on Tic rtioka river "a .Ia--
per. J. offered tor .llc. The Miili il
good repair aud doing q g"o'i hn-inr--.
and has No. location and rrpulatiou.
and our-tnirl OF il viii o. sold on scry
reasonable, terHt~ ~ person desiring IT,
engage ~ Inc la.nhrr business. Bui
snail proportion will be required ia
cash. aud the balance on ea-v time.
For further particulars apply p. Oh"
Mill 90 10
AProLONiA ALLIES.
Widow nt Jacob .Ailc-. deceased.
March 20. l-1I-if.
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1sl-aueil - l5ui-Aoia,
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- u- rtar- q urri -nr
1Ahah 5ylA AaAs.ns.s'alas
, 1874-06-12
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1s74

eelsionn Of TIC Supreme Court Of Mtssous. Louis.
linn, Now York, and Now JctKcy, TINT only 9o TO
confirm tho foregoing and ntrcngttlen III. tcafttonJ
In the Of tho Corporation OF New 1ork " Mapst
9th JohuB0n ca. Hop. IL,
onANUrLLon HENT AA1B.
"rcrhsrs tho betlor opinion In tint tho Corporatlon
kre not bound to go on, but may rnco1e anu ab9iden
tlnir pnn at any time bpforo tho Commissioners
OF Assessments hhatl havo roported. md thest
report nnti hhvo been confirmed. On tho conar1n9-
ton Of tho report OF tho Com1nasioncrst 8hta thon
become acquired anil ycAtcd In tho rntticA respectively.
Tho corporation becomes Bcfzod and may tnke poRacbs
sion Of the 1and and tho owners becoo entitled to tho
aamuHo asscssed.
In lilo caso Of City Of Jotot VI. woott
tunUE M'RonEnTB
Of TIL! Circuit Court recenty ecjdD1 where The co
doinnation for streets had been uado md confirmed
by tho Conrts
F1rst-Tlat q municipal corporation. at any time
sIoners Of aesesanont, and bcforo taking nehl pos
session Of tho nn, havo tho right to abandon the ro
ceodin8a In toto.
Stcoiid-Tl,nt the rights OF tho city md tho 1nnd-
owner aee mutual and reoirrocnl tnt there IN no Ill
vcatIture Of title In tho City Corporation OF land taken
for public 1885, whether for H1eets or oshcr purpoAes
TIL actual posHcsBioh Ia tnkon.
ThfrH-Thnt rosscaaton cannot bo tnhcn by tho mu-
nicIpAl authorlca TIL tho damages nro pna.
NUMEROUS OTHER DEulBIoN
might 10 otcd, anti nt groator lcngth, but doom
teso sufficient for my Present TarpoBc AZ to tho
recncy proprioty OF passing the ordinance anu
abandoning tho Improvement, that in Of conrse, b
matter concerning which the responsibility rcsea with
tho Go1nu1ou Council. Worry responsibility
jesse NohToNt Corporation Counsel.
, 1874-06-12

baoh ntrotol, and around tho upper
turn. . Tho raln ynsto1day morning
Innto IT unusually heavy, ind wllon tho
1!oraen catno to trot alifr wind was blowing in
ticir faces whfio going up tho Rrado allndol to,
Which broight thom almost to Btantstill.
NEVERTHELESS the sport was roatfy enjoyable.
Bay Horny. and Notl; trottod two mile henta
and tlio lattor won In 2'411 mud 29e1S. Ohicago
aud kirat thon appeared, and tho latter showed
2'5091 and 23816 in two. Then tho Queon, no.
compa'llcd by r111,,ier dah'loil around In 2.94,
showing great spool In favorable parts Of tho
tr4ok, ant the flu WAS over.
From tho traek visitors aud country pooplo
woi1t buck to whore thoy came from, md thore
MEETING WAS ORGANIZED,
with Judge Wilson in tho chair, and Dr. Wickor-
Aham acting as aeorotary. Short addrossca wore
mado by tho Judge tho Doctor, and A1r. Meoch,
1lr. Smith, aud Dr.. Hahn, thanking tho hosts
Tor tho trent thoy had 80 generously, md at auch
groat axronHo, provided.
Tho metropolitan people thon sought their
special cur, mud tho rural poop1o tbofr comforta-
bio homes, all being unanimous. In the opinion
TINT Gravoa j. IoomiB, when they attempt any-
thing III tho why Of a "blow-out," do Il ln tluo
atylo, aud make tho OCCASION credit to thom-
selves and to tho section Of the State In which It
IL glyeu.
Tho Chicago party arrived In town about 0
o'clock.
, 1874-06-12
BASE BALL.
TIE WHITE BOOKINGS vs.. THE DALr1MonEB-12

HA61G BALL
TIE WHITE BOOKINGS vs.. THE pALr1MonEs-12
70 G.
Spcetal Dtspotch to 3hs chscaon Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Md, Juno 11.-Tho Chicago Club
playod the first gnmo Of their tour IN this city to-
day, their opponents belng tho Baltimore Club
Tho gamo was witnessed by about 700 spectators.
Tho day was cool and threatening, favor-
ablo for playing, but unfasorablo for crowd.
Tho Whites wore promptly Oh tho ground, and
at o'clock gamo waa called, tho Dn!timoros at
tho bat. They wero quickly retired in ono. two,
t1roo order through tho assista1,co Of Ntoyerie
and Petors. Cllthhert WIS tho 1lrst to
taco tho Count, and la 1ed off In
1ine style, making o clean two-baso
hit. forco and Alulone followed with hnrd hits
through tho inteld, Devlin and lfinos also nink-
iug base bits, md tho inning CLOSED for four
rttttB.
In The second in ning both mines did somo very
honvy batting, which yielded eaol three runs,
aln1lning sending two men homo Oil a long threc-
base hit.
The playing Of tho White Stockings ,ras steady
and determined throughout and it was oviderlt
from the cunllnencomout TINT thoy mount BUSH
ncHs, and did not underestimate the strength Of
thoir opponents. who Are, and have boon, plny-
Ing worry strong game on their own grollds AZ
tue Athletics and other atrong oinbH hnse found
out to their sorroW. The umpiring Of ar. Mar
tin WAS Vcry satisfactory to both clubs. hollow
ing is
, 1874-06-12

{HHb-44QalGk 4s.
Time " Hame-uno lour and torty-nya 1atn1ltcB,
Umpire-A1r. John Aonaa1tcsfor, Of tho Ath,otits,
THE NuL1A ARD DEANS.
Tito annunl visitation Of bnBe-ball foyer hny-
broke out yesterday afternoon In violent form,
asa,ming tho shape Of s game hetweet tho
Du)la and Bears, which Was played on tho Whito
Stocking grounds In tho presonco Of fow hu1i-
drod ladies nnd gont!onon and u yast army OF
hmnit boys,-tho latter Avaitng themselves Of
barraa tho entrance. The attentanee
OF MARCH,. As tbs Board Of Traio
boys do nothing by halves, ticy. got up au club
orato invitation and scoro'curd combined, tho
tho grand stunt. Ono sltlo Of tho ohrl contained
q n0ut cartoon, representing gaMe IT. pragresH
hetwoon the Bulls n,lA Boars, with froY for
the umpire. On tho other Yido weto printed tho
1latneB OF tho playerH,. with somo Interesting
particulars, such M: "procoadR Of game will bn
used 10 eatabllBh 11oule for Playod-ont Scalp
efs u. "k,s1y yos IL f5pfsts& sn to a%r
will ho on hand 70 attand to the
3yountlou." u A!ug!ng will commence promptly
at ills p. M Order your carriages at D r: H."
Tue two iattor announcements wore ronlarkhblY
araily fullllod sufficiently desorthaa the game.
It w9s III astonishing display OF how not to plhy
bnso ba!l ald it lastod until thu spectators woro
frozen out, and tho noRr approneh @! dsrks,eaa
warmed tho playors todcslst. The fourth lnniuK
lastod over huff all hour, and yielded neyon r.ius
for tho nears mud seyc''teon fnr tue Hnlls. Iho
latter t,aI evidently sold short OIL talleH, heller
thp mouth, a.l woro dotosmlnad to El1lt tho
market. Whom at 1aHt ga,no was called ut tho
oioan Ut tho ninth inning, tho margin %nh Il. ~.
yor Of Tho Bulls by a Bcoro OF 10 to ID, Tho plHy
lasted until haif-paat 7 O'Clock.