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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-23
Amusement.

WOODS THEATER.-Lotta appeared as
"Musette" in her new play last evening,
to large audience. The play, though a
little too thickly strewn with minstrel
gags and weak puns, is decidedly the
best in the repertoire of this favorite lit
tie actress. The stage was beautifully
set last evening, especially in the first
and second acts, rejecting great credit
upon the artist and stage carpenter.
Lotta. of course, was excellent, and
kept her audience in the best of spirits
from the rise till the fall Of the curtain.
Her support was OF the very best, begin
ming with Locke, who, as "Timothy Tilt
ers," was at least perfect in "make up,'
down to the end of the cast. There was
nothing faulty-that is, glaringly SOTO
be detected. Ed. Marble his debut was
as funny as he was fat, though we think
his costume was little overdone, most
too extravagant in the baby line. He is
good actor, however, and well desery.
ing of the applause he received.
"Musette" again this evening.
THE GRAND OPERA-HoUsE.-Miss Jane
Coombs, one of the most estimable OF
our old school actresses, and who to-day
stands almost unapproachable and alone
as an exponent OF the legitimate, opened
at this house last evening in the beauti-
full drama of ''Love's Sacrifice" Her
clear, sweet voice, with its Old-time
musical drawl, was as familiar as of old,
and made one wish, Notwithstanding
the beauty OF the character, that instead
of "Margaret Elmore" she were playing
sJuliet," or that greatest OF all her char.
acters, "Lady Teazle," in which, to our
minds, she Is without peer. Frank
Roche's "Matthew Elmore" was fine,
though not up to what we have seen him
| do in this same character once before
| this season. "Herimine Vermont" was
| in the hands of Miss De Forrest, andlit
was hard to decide whether it was acting
or nature. The merry laugh, the seeming
heartless jiDes at poor 'St. Lo," "Paul
La Fonts" clerk, were entered into with
spirit that Is always conspicuous in
everything this lady does. Her dress
ing, too, was elegant, and helped out
both the character and the play very
much. Messrs. Bradley and Southard
phrase when taken truthfully. The
s'Lady of Lyons" is announced for this
evening.
The NATIONALS. Q. France opened
at this house last evening as s'Skid," In
for Life" Mr.. France is rising young
actor, and made very favorable i'm
preston on his audience last evening
The support was in general good, severa
| in the cast being noticeably above the
average. Especially was this the cast
with Mr.. John Foster, who as sSing Foo
the Heathen Chinee,D was immense
Baby Mcdonald, the little six-year Ole
midget, as 'Jack Tatters," surprised he
audience beyond measure, her song
being executed with finish only TO b'
looked for in the most accomplished
serio-comic vocalist. or the Teut0nit
| eccentfioities or Larkin and Miss Carrie
| Armstrong we shall say more at SOM
tuture time. For the present suffice Il
to say they were excellent. The Turner'S
deserve more at our hands than we hay'
either time or space to allot them. W.
must slight them Tor the present.
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INQUIRE FOR THEM.

We feel assured that our friends viii thank
US for bringing before their notice articles
iii our markets. We refer TO the celebrated
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and Flavor
ing Extracts We have used them, and can
confidently commend them to the community
as the best article in domestic use. They are
and should be on the shelf Of every well regu-
lated family grocer. Place them In your list,
and when you next order give them q trial
The Baking Powder cans are 40 large rs Other
kinds, containing as much In measure the
powder is pure and light, and as two teaspoon.
fus are as effective as three o{ most kinds, 1t Il
])afty psg cent, cheaper. y II. =
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.En,bezsle,,,e,,t

Amaudeus Herold, young German
has been going around soliciting sub
scriptions for the 'sLandwehr Verein, p
and has been very successful in getting
money. He visited most of the princi.
pal brewers and obtained over a hundred
dollars, in sums ranging from 81 % to So,
all Of which he failed to turn over to the
proper authorities. On complaint OF two
OF his victims he was arrested q few
days ago, and at his hearing this morn
ing he was sent to the Work-house for
sixty days and fined $75.
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ane ssnton Prejeos.

Mr.. a. d. Bullock, speaking yesterday
I'm reference to the question raised in
Council last week about the reservation
of the space on Fifth street, opposite
the new Government building, for street
ynkiroad purposes saidi "Whenever a
citizen like Mr.. Sinton steps to the front
with munificent donation Of art to
h4autify the city, the Consolidated
Htxsos Railroad Company, SO far AZ l am
concerned, will not stand in the way
but viii accommodate tlspsselyes " or
suSpstances.y- - -
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Personal.
The many =.

IN6 mdnV
w,.,u .E1ends Of Mr.. Horace j.
VIM 'snu eneAh halne 40 "e
:. learn with pleasure the fact that he
has returned from the East, where for
the last year or more he has been 80.
journing, with the intention OF making
Cincinnati his abiding place in the fu-
ture, and has connected himself with the
music house of Dobmeyer u Newhall
He will also resume his place in the
Davenport Club, Of which he was form.
erly an active member.
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r EGAL.-In the Campbell Chancery Court,
Il 4 Observation-Disclosures Plaintiff: against
Rebholz. defendant--The Sheriff OF KenLon
county will sell two mules, attached in this
and consolidated case Of Wedrig & Co., at
ton, on
Wednesday. Nov. Gath,
1875, at IL o'clock M.
Similar sales will be made in front Of the
Sherlff's office, on Madison street, Newport, on
Friday, Nov. 26ths 1875,
at II O'Clock A. M.
Terms Credit Of three months; bonds with
security bearing interest. no28-2t
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DAINTER'S MANUAL. :. House and sign
L painting, grainiDg, vanishing, polishing
kalsomining.. paperlng, lettering, staining
gliding, &C., so cts. Book OF Aiphabets. so.
Jcweler, so. Soapmaker, g5. Taxidermlst,
SO. OF booksellers, or by mail. JESSE
HANEY 4 Co, 1l9 Nassau street, New York
laul9-d&w,tfl
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly elected, confirmed
and qualified, as Assignee Of the estate of B.
Co. Creditors are requested
to present their claims as provided by law.
II. A. LANGIIORST,
No. 5l0 Main street, Assignee.
BUTTERwoRTH & VoGELER, Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, November III, 1875. nOl6-3tTu
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The initial lecture of course that
has been instituted, in which local tai
ent alone participates, was delivered by
Mr.. w. 8. Cappellar in tho Queen City
Lodge-r0om last night.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
LEGAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as ad-
ministratrix and executrix OF the estate of
John B. Gates, late Of Hamilton county, de-
ceased. E. GATES.
CINCINNATI, November 9, 1875. no9-3t-Tu*
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator de bonis non, with the will an
nexed, of the estate of Paul Schooner, late Of
Hamilton county, deceased.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 9Th day Of Novem-
ber, A. d. 1875.
+. ]. MAYER, Administrator.
FORREST, CRAMER & MAYER, Attorneys.
nOg-3t-Tu
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GUARDIAN SALE-The personal proper
VI ty belonging to the estate Of Lorenzo ID.
Sine, lunatfc, Consisting of Office furniture,
two Halls safes. carpets, one Potter press 84x
81, one Potter press 25x35 printing Office COM
plete, and other property, will be sold, at pub
lie auction, at the Excelsior Building, south
WEDNESDAY, the eighth day Of December,
1875. commencing at ten O'clock A. NJ, and will
continue from day to day thereafter till the
property is all sold. JOHN B. MORRIS,
Guardian of L. d. Sine.
j. G. Il III. DOUGLASS, Attorneys.
no20-l5J
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COUNTY ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Board Of County Com
December session, A. D. 1875, praying to estab-
lish County Road, In Columbia township In
said county, beginning at the turnpike road
near Sycamore creek, in section six, and run
ming westwardly to the county road on the
west line Of the section.
no9-4tTu A PETITIONER.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.

For the meat "a hours cloudy sotth light
sGf's and sudrm; clearing by to-morosc
f7s0yaf,eQ.
, 1875-05-19
TIE TRIGGER.

TIE H-S rf.HA THfxE SHOOT.
Tho gnar:e.!, uanh! for stle ihree Eraio rrizo-
culn ot tha Gsll C3:,n will take plsoo Saturday,
and, t. tho club YsouudH un milwaukee, avot!,:e
are too stnnI to aeconl:ooia:e tho large at.eud-
anco that III expected, S:a3a'a Park IN Lake
Wow. ncus the corner Of Fullerton aud South
port sycnuea. LAS tcoa engaged for tho OCCASION.
Shooting will commence At p. ,n., end entr.os
c1ota 1t 3:S0, Dpd VII bo Ct fyo rtn.lo a',d five
sluntlo y.bes cscil. Tho cups ars Of Eilver, very
sol.d. They alo held at ptosent by Mcssrs. Ed
wxtds. pert:r, and Williams. Tho classification
Of n.cmbers IL - foi!owB:
Fra: hrsit--E. J. Et.-y q. II. Tr7af, j. J. Glsf~
y.r, q. Eos7r, ". II. ErtCs. j. Il. c,a:Gc. Ihvzas7
hh:s. H. Wl:o:, l.. v. rosl:n. i. J.. Edwtrdf, E.
r. a:a::!n. J. bu:tnn, n c. uinst4lo, z. y. the'ta,
L. ans. c. Waller, II. q. Ha~Iua, J. u. Tatun,
i. 6us4.a, =. A. 1,rsS,r, Il. l.. O5s. +. l.. Jti, !.
u. Aofusn. Il. Il. Phillips Col. I. d. Noes Il. II.
ShatsIsu. {ico.s1 A:e..
Stts..t t1r.,ds-1o.1n Ennis. H. a. 6t1s1e, William
Tu::l, y. itya3, u. T.. EFlsaa, Lco 3i3cr.t u. j.
Mt.!sf:. u. Es1ou4 u. H. Frsusl. WtlaEa iuster, Il.
Z. u.r!lioa, IL i. Ecket T. A. uove. T.. shlpmau,
+. G. H!.+,a, j. +. Drake.
7trd Lra:ts--o, y, alcC!iutotx, II. IL 0ur,Sa. G..
F. TarT H. ). Hitt:e;:ts, C.. T. Gf3i@, a. na.tEN, l.
r.. Nilians, l. s. ssc-..tnau. 7. f. HpflGut. u. l..
Willard. Hd..n 9olt.:. Ju::Ii Ieti3nd i. J. cuync. e.
S. rezs, +. T. lpw'E &. r. CFOie. u. 7. Darc1Tost,
W. Lave, r. G. D.a1.. H. II Iislls. r. G. Cet:srn.
Iho.o was sumo du:b: 81 to tho obtaining Of
brde, tn: dispatch recciTad by Mr. Martin, tho
| Secretary, oil yoctos0aJ, from WISCONSIN,, pta.cu
! thkt the bEiin wall be seat IN Aetaou. Boine ECU
will lie uhrd in tho club ahco. end Tho sHars that
HuI follow l.,
, 1875-05-19

FEbE9 tslt|lf1FH+
o'LEAuY I71LL co.rinEHT.
OLcary last evoaIng at half-raat o'clock
finished quo miles OF tho 5D0-milo tratnp io IL
ul.I>r:aking At tho Wtss Bido Rink. In t!.en
tno' tn,pper and res. Of aanut M hour. ilo
resumed hfa walk thereafter. and walked 20
mica further, when, At about lall-paat II O'Clock
'1e retired to sleep until o'clock this morning.
Night hefore lass lio piept nbout tbrco hours.
Al lie 10 nov atont thirteon houla ahead Of hia
required time, ho can afford to .aAo morn rost il
he rcquirca It.
Tho track has been surveyed since she under-
taking VEN commenced, aud tho nntnber Of snra
Ilc Ii doing fer d milo IL found to fulI= mnAo
tint distance, In casa ::r. OLoary makes 4
remarkable aGd unprecedented record. ~
ITO cLnneo to claim That tho track War thoEt.
This has born amply guarded against, ~ vol ea
cnJ claEs that may be bstod npnn huEplcicn
Shat tho scofd aud tu1o tava nut beeu kpu. cor
Fcct]r. There tan 10 no doubt u tho Fairueea
aEfl Hquatenefa Of the ~alk
Oi.enry, when llo ttopted 4: ruoper laas eveE-
inr. Tcs rubbed dorm and provided witt freeh
e,ochiuga and slloes. llo *aS it. iino conlt e,l,
he said. 1.s legs and fec: arc not At nil Hw lien,
and he denied tia. ho tnt tnuc., fatigue. lie IN
,uan OF iton endurance. aud viii mnnt ii4cty
accomplish his tMi. tIe aud llia fHcudst nuv
the. noa,lY one-hatf tne dittnnce haa bten
tlhva'oi With gcAfcefy atlv effect upon tic
1alkcr. ela confident that 10 IA destined to msLt
4 wonderful achievement.
, 1875-05-19

Who Shnll t1o Mayor Tan Exciting
Meeting Ut snc City CounEis.

Who Shnll 11o Mayor Ian Exciting
kEcrtinx of tho City Councls.
ST. Lofts, No., May IA good doal uf OK
element hrs prevailed in thia city for several
dnys amoug politicians over tho question
whether Acting Mayor Aochlu WA OF wsH not
obliged to mako appointments to city otRees
within D ce.taiu time. The Law gpeeilios TINT
appointments EhRlt DO 3nado ty Tue tho third
Tuesday Ia HAY. ~. Ds1rette deatl, previous
to tho tlne. tnaao 1ir. Ncchsiu Presdont Of tho
c';y Council, Acting Mayor, With authority 10
mako tho lpoiutnleuts, uut ~ special cleo
lion was to 20 hold, and new Mayor otocted
Tilhtn thirty days from Tue dcceass Of Ar;
aptosntmeuta to tue Council. The election
was held last Saturday, aud Col. Dri.ton elected.
but hia opponens. nsnry O7e1tolx, served
notieo u contest Of! hia'' e;'d tLe
this contest. This pnt tho whole matter tu an
otlor aud uew position, aud Dir. kachtlu 3D.
naunced that he would send = lat OF appoint
lnohtH To she Council Tonight. 1lss caus'd i'll
tenss p tie tash ard
1najolilies, and tho politicians who had
l4borej 10. Dritton'a election aascrted thai ho
alone ~as Mayor, ana that lie should maka hts
o~u appointments, 10 much tcolsng EAa
largo crowd OF e.olsed men wsre around tho
Clty-uall ulI dpy d!acurs,ug thu matter.
and strong iorco Of poltce waa On
duty to rfeBorye order. When the Council
convened to-ntSht iLo hall was tsacaed full Of
men from all paytB of the city. mauy u whom,
it IL Asserted, went thoro with the aY0wcd pus-
poso of diving tho luemIors Ut Tbs Council
lvohl tl.a Chamber II l.cltlu aept Ia his Rts-
potntments and they undertook to aos
On thcm a large body Of police wns
on band 10 Mcot any emergency
ard m armed f6rco Of eighty mcp wna held tn
rchofyo 1t headquarters to ronder such aid ~
uligAs be required.
Nitor tho Council was ca!led to or.lcr, mcs-
MAKO from Kociltin VA .ead, slatipg that
counsel had adsisad him that tho Law
did net 1oquiro him, under tho eircuin-
htaucos, To make appointments Ut tbts
time. Ho therefore would not send in nny
nance. ilo declared. however, that he wished
il understood that he Was not aud would not
10 intimditcd by tho excited conduct Of clamOrH
OF any e!rlH OF mon. HI beliosa1 That the ill.,
tcsott OF tho city did mol solutro tho
APPOINTMENTS to bo made uuw, End,
III Wow Of this, aud that II van
but fair that tho hoGcpttcmau WHO ID 10 Bcrrc III
Mayor tho no1t two yoa:1 aLon:d make h'a own
appointments, Ae had concluded to loAve tia
matter with him. This laA larry
effect upun tho crowd, and lhoy in!-
lnodiatciy GeCau to iearo tue kali. Tho
Gouhcll thon appointed committee 70 Acar
testimony III tho contested case. which will COM
nlanes Tomorrow. aud, utter transactipg soulo
ruuttuo business. adjourned.
4 largo croHd rcu.atned around tho City Hall
for an hour or two Altar tho adjournment OF tho
Council, talking over tbs matter, aud speculat:ng
OH tho probable rusu1t at tho contest but no un-
rslly conduct was nldlgod In. aud finally thsy
Ill quietly lisper4ed.
, 1875-05-19
Tho Whites Again Defeat tho
Westerns by 6 to z.
The Louisville Jockey Club
Meeting.

RACE.HAt.t.,

FOURTH dAMK Or THE WntEya AND TEsrEnNt
The While Stockings played their cigntli
championship gaule yesterday Afternoon on tic
TwontJ-thira street grounds. Ile Westerns, of
Keokuk were again ttclr opponents, aud tho
game resulted In favor Of the homo club bT =
score Of 9 to2.
Tic day vi. lovely. and In i.s"lf oeo,ned aufa.
c!ont 10 iuepise The bens nf Playing. Tho sky
was not obacurod by niugie cloud; the nun
shouo brilliantly, not with heat which wAa bJ
any mcans oppressive, but ~ith genial mild
ness such Is Chicago long has sishod for.
Tho bright .fueA aud Laimy air No'o tempting
but, Notwithstanding, tho audience was consid-
erAby smaller than Saturday, when the day wsa
bleak aud uncomfortable. There vera about
1,biU people rrtkcn:.
Tbs game ycz:cr1ay II: ,arch superior 10 !lln
frat home gaa,o will ths WAGERING. Tue Ml,tt:A
seemed in better tpissia for pily4'i9. tha dog
sean:od to luyiEnra,e them. ond tAe.r Eauo HaA
m:rkod bs nofla of tho nanioncss of tbs former
one. They tlaJo1 an an,use rorsocs Eamo III
tho field, hut ~ usual were eadls wanting at tho
b:t. tn she,t fielding positions each man Bho'T-
ed to fno advantage; Warren NAits's play at
third being eBnecially po,icoahIe. H'BhAu's 9
bor Of very d.tlicu fouls. Linen at tccci,i and
Devlin ut first a1to did c1coen. service. 1t "a.
not viii, the lield that Any fault could bc found.
but at tie but.
AuluuA aNe 6IsulT ItSsu@h lo4 "Aa-A tA4p - ~
xas distinguished. ther Latti.,s Hl:1t.ts. At The
outset OF tic se1bour were very anil:A r'l'tfd.
Great Ht1cas am lad npon .he'r basa-istn!i!n::
aud their batting. Thoy cc:saii,l: 2so eoai isso-
ruunere but It III necessary to 90 little Eattn'E
occasionally to get laacs to run. IhrIF tact't
oa rpuness is likely to rust unured t'I.loss tStv
do considerably better hat:nt, than the7 hare
done. Tlcy hago now p'aEc;: eight .aulos End
IN nouo have proved taeir hight y bs cIasstd a
heavy bastciH, ant! III .Tb or tlren they hase
ucted Lks the weakest lot OF bat:e;s Ill tho
country. II they Ito 70 wonderfully ttI6nt
Ut the bah i3ht l. eboIs tuhe they
showed 1t? = few 1aere faiscr:h!n
exhibitions till lead TIC pus!!c 70 hcitefo IA"g
have been greatly o;cr-eaa'inated ~ tl!s ie3EGet
Tho whole ot tlia Ea1nn Is not IN the he4o' Let
us SOC q little Roou "ork as tho eat:
Tho Aeok.1i C:pb yfftotday, Mild tneI Hc'o
Inferior IN tho told. we're much better s: thc Eat
Iley made tosa! OF II baxo h,ts OF 1esteln:
ulnle tic Whites nro credited NTH bet 8, "
which vero naGc In the iahs tnnslg.
| TuE 1iHE :.
began 1t $3.50 o'clocs' t1ea Oosfdman OF sno
Chlcagoa acting az urpiro
Ihe Western went 70 batt ana kuocked out ITO
base hits IN tie tset inulnS. Quinn hha HAIR
nan being he foftuuates. 1t eoemsd "a Y they
vera beut on getting = ram put thatp ueiolhs
| 5at!rtd them befnfo either Of Those On p&6es
| SAW tho homo plato.
On tbs aioo OF the NLtee ifI29a!n rot I1f
baso ou m error OF hsEIess, hnd seaenca th1tu
| on passed. ban- Aassn*s Efoanuet ~
, 1875-05-19
TUE SCORE:



4stai t4,es on h,a-~esterns II: wh!:e*. ..
Ftst-st.s a" I, s,rors-"e*erns, g; wi.ta4, $.
Latss q. tafst.t baN*-,th4s.
js;.,+ IT,, ta;,,s'INa'ta sa,.E9Naa'as Stockings,
3imo ~ oaNIt-uHs aoslr hnh fartJ minutes.
i',sp,re-Ftel poAFdGaan.
Logs. There hayo been ,umors that Itra,:la9 is
8icG, has eouo En:t Oh eccouut ot hid mothers
dea.h. eto., end vii not pitch. Manager Wood
naya he has not had official Information that any
ncen made, aud he. thinko nrad!sy Will 10 o.;
baud 10 Gil liA usual position. The ga1ns will
10 closo oud Into, ,osting ono. 1t ts exciting
considerable A.tentiun.
A7n1Er1cs-Ar1Asr1cs.
New Yong. May 1a.-l'Ase-ba!l: Athletics, lo3
AtIantirs, 4.
Tns sosloss y4Sou1su TIN A4hTronns.
,<ts p!t. t e.. E ~ r. eff." i.1x; ",r,cr
in tho Cslsrtar OEk CITY so.ntGhs. Tile eanie boz
tHeon tho Ha1tfotds hud Hoptons to-day attract.
ID tito largest audience syer eecn Oh n baseball
t.Id IN tliis city, fully lU.oo1 a?nctatoss bciug
present, including many from, Dottou psosl-
louco, and Al! parts Of tho Stats. lsettine bo-
fore tia ehmo wns lou to ii III favor Ut tho
lsostoun. In tho lrat taree innlnps tho
nostoua n,ado tlvo runs, and tue Nartfortia
uene, tho visitors outba:.ine tho lAousa
club. Tha ftu,e then appeared Likely " ho very
oae-sided, ni.eu the Ha1ttords BY sp'eudA bst-
tsnE 1usu0 ufQ Tnsl4, making taEm efcu VITA
ttelr opponents. Ihers WIN Eseat excitement
aud laiad cheers for The leMo club. For tho
no1t tlsto iun:nga tho play ~na very exciting,
ns.ther club ecor1ns. 'ris isastfor.as made no
runs after the fourth lLning, owing to weak hat'
lug and poor running of haseA. Tbs 1}ostona
had no trouble In batting Cu,un.nes' ttelAng.
10 the seventh aud nsast, ,nnug1 ths Iostot's
added respectively two aud thtee r'laa TO the'r
score. Tho playing Of tha 9ostons wns
superb throughout. ln batting they clcar~
ly ovoz1uatctiUl tho 1lartfords, although the
ts,tcs's folding vas wou-uish perfect, Tito
umpisiug eay1 much dissatisfaction 70 tho
crowd. In the first inning an elror BY alitls
gave tho Nostona thrto runs, Ih1 u!nplrlnG, 1t
appeared to spectators. EsA against .hs Hart.
folus. There MAS TO doubt, however. that tho
homs club WAS oYer-mnichea, and that 1t waA
not tbs umpire that won thu Uostona &hs gauo,
hiuch amusement was causcd by lls umpire's
stopping tho game ton or tftosa minutes to con-
ault printed 1nlcs before making decls.
lou. Over 900 Boston men vora prezent,
and choerod tleir fayorites Whenever oppor-
tunity offered, nbtoh was very frequent. LaEse
amounts OF money changed haiids. Though
thsro waA no great expectation ot winning thu
game on tue part Of tho Hartford people, ths
| ltnappointment WIS still vosy great, the Doa-
I tons I'D beAtan tho home club 10 badly, md
that tbs l&ttess uulntosruptsl sostsa of victories
! had b%sn broken. Both clubs lsft on Tbs sssn-
lpk trs.n fos boston. vhsts they Will plsy Aes4a
tomorrow. 1hs baAs bail s1oltomsnt runa vary
h8k II tesa. Aid W. nsnA1Apss bsl6sns %
, 1875-05-19
e,ce.pnEstDEnr WILSON'S roua.

ENfesa4 WsItEsk 70 7As CAtIao 1fl3VR.
LE&vxSwonru, Ill.,, May l8.--vice-pres|dont
Wilson arrived to-day. sud vts!tcd Furt Lcavou-
worth. whoto \ salute of nnateou ,guns wss
tired iu ltl1 houos. Tie dned NTH Gsu. Miles,
and received tile army officers At oop. pope's:
Ibis eysulug tho Fifth 1nfAusry band serended
hin, 1t tho PiAulos's llouso. 1n Response. ho
made speech announcing that tia yiait had no
oIilctsi sisnideance. be!ug merely 1ournsy, ,o Of
PROVED fee,lng and q brighter prospect III tbe
South He lsRvas for Lawrence tomorrow, aud
from thoaee goss to Denver, aad perhaps to
1,aIn&.