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The Report of the Sub Commit
tee on Louisiana.

washington, Jan. ll.-Ihe state
ment telegraphed from the Republican
that the whole committee had
started for New Orleans was wild.
There is, however, undoubted discon-
tent. 1t is stated as indicative of
the character of the report, that Mr..
Potter, the Democratic member of
the committee, has been selected to
phrase it. The Star says the full
committee on Southern affairs met
this morning to confer with the sub
committee who went to New Orleans
t. investigate the condition OF affairs
in Louisiana. 1t is Indicated, through
the evidence submitted, they will re-
port.
|. That at the late election in Lou
isiana there was no intimidation Of
colored voters.
2. That the White League discuss
sed but voted down a proposition to
discharge servants who voted the Re-
publican ticket.
3. That the Returning Board was
a fraud.
4. That the United States troops
executed orders issued by Marshal
Packard on election day.
5. That the disorder in the Legis'
latarc had ceased and the meeting
was entirely orderly and quiet at tho
time Gen. De Trobriand entered the
Hall to arrest tho members,
6. That the onty request Speaker
Wilt made Of Gen. De Trobriand
was to keep order in the lobby out
side of the Hall.
| 7. That the people OF Louisiana
generally have no sympathy with the
Kellogg Government, and that the
colored men who say they are Nation
al Republicans proclaimed themselves
as State Democrats, in order to get
rid of Kellogg.
8. That the police force in New Or
leans is demoralized.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was
for tho consideration Of the special
message on Louisiana affairs; but
not being ready, the session was de-
voted to conversations over events
there. The message will be consi-
dered in the regular Cabinet meeting
tomorrow.
The Kellogg crew calls loudly for
another committee to thoroughly in
vestigate our condition, and when VIC
know that the gentlemen who report
as above we're demanded by the same
authority, it seems strange to us that
Kellogg could find one partizan to
defy public opinion further. 1t is
useless for them to attempt any more
investigation lodges as We perfectly
understand their motives. Time is
all they desire. The "hand writing
on the wall' is too plain to be mis-
understood and the enemies of free
government in Louisiana see their
downfall full well, and this CRY for
other investigations; is but to keep
! Congress from immediate action in
the matter. They desire but one
"more blow and as soon as that il
accomplished, We will be troubled
with these men no more-and that is,
to fund their ilgotten and illegal bonds
and warrants under the new c0nsti-
tutional amendments. This they will
attempt, and We can at this moment
see nothing to deter them from doing
80.
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MAIIS.:.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

KEW ORLEANS, Red River Landing,
Cheneyville GUARANTEED, Alexandria,
Cotile and Cloutieryille, Daily, at
IA. NJ.
SHREVEPORT, Keachie, Mansfield, Mar
thaville, and Pleasant Hill-Daily at
1OA. NJ.
EACOGDOCHES, Melrose, Chirino. San
Augustine, Milan, Pcndleton, Sabine
town, Many and TT. Jesup-on Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, at
5P. NJ.
HOMER, Minden, Buckhorn, Ringgold,
Coushatta and Campte-on Tues
day and Friday, at 5 P. NJ.
WINFIELD, Atlanta, Sutton and st.
Maurice-on Tuesday and Friday,
49, A. N.
NAILS CLOSE
At6A. N. for New Orleans, Alexandria
and Cloutierville.
Asa. N. for Shreveport, Keachi, Mans
field and Pleasant Hill.
ASP. N. for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Augustin.
AIS P. N. for Homer, La, Buckhorn,
Coushatta and Campte.
At 10 A. n. for Winfield, &c.
Office Hours--from 10 A. NJ. to 9 P. NJ.
and from SPIN to JPN.
J.F. DEVARGAs, Post Master.
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The Denunciations from the
States.
TIE FRIENDS OF LIBERTY.

Governor CASTOR, of Massachusetts, re-
ters to Louisiana.
BosToN, Jan. 2, 1873.
Tho following passage was added
by Governor CASTOR to lis address
shortly before its delivery:
The presence of an armed force Of
the United States in a Legislature Of
a State for the purpose of setting an
election contest between political
parties is matter Of great concern to
all people of all States, more especial
~ IN a case were the possible effect
of such presence may be to snbvert
the popular will and impose upon a
people rulers whom they have not
selected. Invite the immediate at.
tentiou Of Legislature to this sub
ject.
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The St. Lonis Times says: There
can he no doubt Of tho Presidents
complete success in destroying the
sovereignty and Frustrating the liter-
ties of Louisiana. With an acquies-
cence in the course pursued by the
Federal authorities in New Orleans,
the American republic sheds the mask
of free government and enters boldly
on the path of unadulterated dss-
potism.
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Missouri Leyishtuw-thc? Governors
Message reters 10 Louisiana.
st. Louis, Jan. z, 1875.

st. Louis, Jan. 2, 1875.
The Legislature organized to-day.
Governor Woodson's Message is IL
lengthy document, devoted almost
exclusivel Y to State affairs. Touch
ing the Louisiana question the Gov
ernor takes strong ground against the
Kellogg government and federal in
TERRENCE, and urges the Legislature
to adopt resolutions expressive of the
indignation felt by the people Of Mis-
souri, at tie policy pursued by the
President aud the radical party.
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Governor Allen, Of Ohio, on the Fed
eral Outrage.
COLUMBUS, Jan. z, 1875,

COLUMBUS, Jan. z, 1875,
Governor Allen has just sent the
following message to the General As
sembly, which was referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations
| desire to call your attention to
the grave circumstances Of the inter-
ference of Federal troops in the or
ganization aud proceedings Of the
Legislature of q sister State. If the
reported action Of the military in un.
seating persons claiming to he mem:
beers of the Louisiana Legislature and
giving their places to pevscns c"ntes.
ting the same is true and is legal and
proper, then the same interference
would he legal and proper, here, and
it seems to me to he the duty Of the
representatives of the people Of this
State to at once enter q vigorous pro-
test against an election that may be
made a precedent at some future time
for tho overthrow Of civil govern
ment here. If there is q law war.
ranting the setting Of contested cleo
ton cases in State Legislatures ny
the use of Federal troops, then, in
my judgment, you should request its
immediate repeal I; If there is no law
for it then your indignant protest
should be heard at Washington, IN
sisting upon such action by Congress
as will prevent in the future such ma
grant outrages against civil liberty.
Governor Bro,cu, of Tennessee, o" the
Tran.pled Liberties Of Loais'a"".
NASHVILLE, Jan. 7, 1875.
Governor brown in bis message to-
day refers to Louisiana matters as fol-
lows:
Permit me to express my congra-
tulations that, unlike the Legislative
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Pennsylvania Leyisluture-protest
against the Louisiana Indignity.
Harrisburg, Jan. z, 1875.
The condition of
AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA
among prominent politicians now as
sembled here is a subject which ia
creating grave excitement. A resp
luton denouncing in bitter language
the outrages committed there by the
administration was prepared BY seve-
raj members Of the House, which ad-
journed to-day, however, before it
could he rewritten and put into pro-
per shape. 1t will no doubt be read
as soon as tho members reassemble,
when an expression is likely to he
given that will I've stern and decided.
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Virginia Assem1lymen preparing an er.
preston Of riers IN Louisiana.

Richmond, Jan. Z, 1875.
A caucus of conservative members
Of the General Assembly will he held
Tomorrow night to give expression
regarding the Louisiana affairs.
The State Senators were in caucus
last night on the same subject, but
decided t" postpone action till the
general caucus.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
= SPECIAL NOTICES.
EFF. KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

Has never been known TO fail in the cure Of
weakness. attended with symptoms, indis-
Posision 70 exertion, loss OF memory, difficult
Sisease general wesnness hSrrot Of
horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness Of vision. languor, uni
versa lassitude of the muscular syetem,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic system,
the skin, pallld countenance and erups.ons
on ine face purifying the blood, pain In the
PACK k,heav1ness Of the eyelids. frequent black
spots hyin8 before the eyes with TEN porary
snnusion and loss Of sight; want Of assen-
tlont etc. These symptoms oil arise from
Weakness, and to remedy that Use T. z. hun
nefs Bitter Wine Of Lion. Il ns7er fails.
Inousand5 are now enjoying health who have
used II Get the genuine. Sold oniy In 81
bottles Take only L. F. Kunkels Depot
and ofice, No $50 North Ninth street. Phla-
delphia, Pa.
Ask for kunkers Bitter wiae OF Irca. This
.ruly valuable tonic has becn go the roughly
tssted ey ali claases Of the community sha:
medicine 1t costs but little, purife, The
oleoo and gives tone to the stomach, reac-
vnte5 the ayatom and prolo1ss life.
, nov only ask trI4l G: this valuable tcn.e.
propr,etdr roSs s Per No bottle 5ta kUEkEL sole
flnet Phladelph hia Pa.
take 10 otksr.
II |, sold only il 81 bottles. Nth photo
other Is counterfeit,
Sold 81 druggists auz2- 2-1zdTT
NO. x0v. Tape worm ass.
entirely removed with puzeiT vegetable
meolcine, passing from iEe eystsn alive.
70 zee unless the head passes. Come end &c
Ter 70 Patients treated. Dr.. E. (. Klnkel,
no ~ n. E2th street, Philadelphia. Ad-
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

In Alabama the movement for Il re
vision OF the State Constitution had the
full sympathy Of the Democracy, and
ON the question of calling convention
they have swept the State by 10, 900
majority, the largest they have had
since the close of the war, and they
have elected 81 cut of SO of the mem
bers of the convention. 1t is worthy
of especlal note that in both AlabamS
and North Carolina the color line was
rigidly drawn by the Republican lead
ers. The negroes voted against the
whites as they have invariably done
since they fell under the manipulation
of the carpet bag adventures and
thieves from the North. Whether this
is an indication Of hope!essncss OF the
effort in the neighboring State of Mis-
sissippi to divide parties on something
else than race, remains to be seen, but
the prospects are certainly not encour
aging VOID,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
Police Cases.

u. Graham, for disorderly conduct
Threatening his wife was held I'm
f$S0O bail to keep the peace.
kmuel Jones, colored, for corner
kging, was fined one dollar and
b.
Saiah Temple and Aaron johnson,
b oolored, for dlsorderly conduct,
|e each placed under $500 bail to
b the peace.
Ibram Hands, young Benedict Of
BIT months marital experience, was
pected Of infldelity by his wife. In
presence of two female nelghbors
renonstracted with him, and in
nrn Abram used abusive language
threatened to compress her wind
&. She had him arrested and the
gor held him in 5000 bail to keep
peace.
bree cases OF drunkenness were
\ fined fifty cents and costs.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
FOURTH EDITION.
Gen erdl NeaCs.

A Ereenback dollar is worth 87fcent5
in gold when gold is selling at 114in
currency.
The New York State debt not cover
ed BY ainking funds nov amounts to
less than 500, 900
The assignee of Duncaa, Snerna-
6 60, states their liabilities at s4,s72,-
t29, aud their assets st $2,112,74o.
{. Il. Gti1dc. wholesale boot aad
sIoe merchant of st. Louis, has nled
petition in bankruptcv. Hisiliab;lit.es
are $4,000; assets $50, 900
The army worms haTe appeared il
NOVA Scotia. They have done great
damage IN yarmouth erd Sheibourne
cou2ttes, and il tEo csster1 ro7tico cf
haiifaz county
Three aioops Of var -eceotiT cviie
IL England fo1 :cc Mexican Gove1a-
Dert, arc ca tkc waT 20 Tc.s Cruz.
and 1t IL believed tncJ will be sent to
the Rio Grande
Tbs bodJ Of 1I.-7 Fhilp3t:. d.owaed
ear the Cave Of tie Winds a. NisEsrs
RAILS lew day5 aro, was tourd res
day, ia the whirlpool. Il Te5 recog.
niEed only b. her clothing
Governor Tildrn has e.-.to the At
tornsy Ee1aral # New To-E the re-
port c1 the Canal Cor1miss.c- e. he
Itic- Contract, and ordered hin t.
bring suit again7t the contractors.
Mis3 Hanna Rogers, SEED II, Of
Ardmore, MentEomary courty. Pe7-a
was drowned while bathing et Altar.
tic City, On Saturday She vent dow
with an excursion har body has beer
recovered.
Two iraMpa called a. ,Ao Alsntoa
hou'c, in Johnson, r / ~ FRIDAY
night. and received focd Afte- est
ing they demanded liquor. SID vhca
it was refused one OF them drew G.
revolver and shot Mr.. Phillips. the
IEroprletor OF the hotel, in the ls-ds.
The Fcrcundrcls escaped.
Goldsmith Maid has passed 3.t Of
her golden primo, and the Queen o.
the Turf Is The Qucen no Ionrcr She
was beaten At the Rochester meeting
on Saturday by Lulu. in 4 race that
vas by lar The most brilliant On record
Two Of the heats We're trotted in Q. To-
and the elowcst in 2.11. and IS the en-.
tries included American Girl and Net
tie, the victory wa, rs MAGNIFICENT a.
the contest was thrillinr.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
STRAY WALLIS.

|reatening, uncertain weather still
bills.
Fely hAndorgans are once more
4 on our streets.
|bn Henry Publ, Justice of the
'e, No. SO5 ShiPley street,
le Boot and shoe business is ably
|ucted by Donahoe 907 Market
.e first peach shipments over the
mare 4 Ohio X. r. were made
fday.
knday games of base ball, in the
uoarbs are becoming frequent
popular.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
THIRD EDITION.
Produce Markets abroad.
APPREHESsIoys OF An EXTREME R.sy
IN BREADsTCFFs QuIETED

APPREHESsIoys OF An ExTRENE R.sr
~ BREADsTCFFs QuIETED
LoSDoN, Aug. 1.-THE Tines CITY
article to-day says;
The following on the condition of
the corn trade Is derived from good
sources. Admitting as certain g fur-
ther rise in the event of bad. weather,
in the contrary event there is still time
TO secure 6 large proportion of the
wheat crop in good condition. Ii SO,
the recent apprehen 5ions will probably
prove 10 have been extreme. If the
American crop is secured il good Or
der there can be no great change Ia the
result Of the spTi2g wheat crop from
what we had reason to expect q few
weeks ago. There had been theu al
ready reasc Z TO apprehend q dc1cie1cT
whichhad not been sufficiently needed,
which should certainly be needed
now
The last report iro1a rance !; Much
less u1ieTorable than was appreteud-
cd. Most OF the receut rsins have
done little injury.
Our own farmers stock OF old vie 1t
Is reported email, but cannot be
quite so exhausted as it was last
year, and deliveries du7ing.the last t7y o
weeks have been double these ct the
corresponding weeks year ago.
Tie I.Ts3 this morning also says
lie Mincing lsle markets STOW : fdr-
ther tendency towards improvement
this week, but there i3ao speculation
A large business is reported in West
indis sugar 1t the recent enhanced
rates
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

lNDtrNATIoV AGAG$ IT JETERs2y
DAvIs.-A dispatch taom Rockford
Illinois. say there !; great excitement
in W Niuurbago county, in that State
over the announcement that jefferson
Davis will peak n the fair this year
The Grand Army otthe Republic have
held an Indignation meeting and pass
ed resolutions against the board OF
directors inviting him. II Is declared
that the feeling Of Indignation Is not
to be allayed unless Mr. Davis cancels
his engagement
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

RESIGNATION. MIR. Charles Bessten
last week wrote to the Board of Mana
gers OF the Peninsula Agricultural and
Pathological Association, reslgning
his position as President. His rcsic.
nation was accepted and MIR. VIM. K.
Cochran unanimously elected in his
stead.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

Tar STATE pIc,uc.-Tha Patron Of
husbandry. embracing the farmers con
nected with the States of Pennsylvania,
Maryland and West Virginia. propose to
bold grand tri State picnic in William s
Grove, Cumberland county. Pa. Tues
day. August 26,
SCHOONER ASHORE. ~Ihe schooner
Il. and s. Corsoa, from Boston to Phil.
adelphia, no cargo went ashore, Fri.
day on the Brigantine Beach, New
Jersey, but was got off yesterday,
without loss. The vessel was owned
by Barry Il Co.. OF this city.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

So Tar only :. deaths are reported aE
the result OF the Williamson county. ILL.,.
"N endetta," but there ara several back
townships yet to hear from. and full re
turns may show some fifty slain. for the
work of murder is not yet over. Had
such bloody work occurred in Louisiana
Sheridan would have been sent down
there to help the Governor preserve the
peace. and We would have heard = great
hue and cry about the ku-kluI and ali
that But Illinois being a royal State,
these ''outrages" 30 not count
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

Georgia is exhibiting claims 10 the
name of q prosperous State. She has
1900 miles OF railways, $1,000, ,oCO In
vested In cotton and wooden mills and
a net Indebtedness of only about S2,-
600, 600.
The Duke Of Edinburgh, Queen
Nictoria's second son and apparent to
the throne of Saxe-Coburg Gotha, In
Central Germany, has sold the right
of succession to that Duchy to the
German Government for the consider
alton of an annuity of S400, 900
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

downs BRoK EN.-Wm. Graham
ss name Is In the police report.
pistol In his cigar store, RspaI-
building, Saturday night, the
.,.areaking two panes of glass In
|.pat ,p seven o'clock this morning a
y. snTew rev a beef bone across King It
|,s.i " rourth, and broke q large pane
s.s l'sss In the upper window OF Parry's
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

esP MEETNo.-Camp meeting at
RyWine Summit, yesterday. was
attended, many people going
ms city A number went In
and the various trains on the
lngton q Reading Railroad left
I oo0 people at Smiths Bridge.
hds. ' 'a'"p
foi9Ied camp meeting was In pro-
al felton, on the Delaware Rail
Yesterday and q special train
Der of people.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

rev People 21ac11ainsed ~t.h :h.-sa
.oglcGl chemistry s<e aware Ct the cUan..:!
Of iron n the blood, bu. all s---.- t'.-~ Il,
Importance ot keeping Up The supply fo. d.
billy, disease and death arc s2re 20 follow
when tie QUANTITY becomes :co n-.A -
iuced. The Peruvian Syrup "a F-o:oHic 0
troa) scspl.ss this vital element, AID -
cured raary ch-cr:- iseascs.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
Mississippi Valley and Gulf
States.

Parties wanting Information about the mis-.
scribe for the EEW ORLEANS PRICE CT r.
RENT. published at New oRLEAys, LouIsI,
ANA.
Advertisers desiring customers In these
States should use its columns. At ls a thor.
ough business paper, and has the largest
South West. Specimen copies cent on sppli-
cation Address NEW ORLEANS PRICE
CURRENT, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
augl44t
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
GFeenBter White sulphur Springs

The White sulphur Spring were lras-
ell at auction for term of two years at
SlS,,00 per year, taxes and insurance 10
be paid by the leSseeS. Geo. L. Peytou
4 Co. the present pPopriator4. are TIE
lesSees One fourth oil the amount u
rental Is to be expended in repairs in al
dltion 10 what the lessee, may voluntl.
rily do.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

Alessr5. Moody and SsnkeJ the reyiya,
Lists. arrived at New lork on Saturday
from Europe. Mr.. Moody stopped last
night in Springfield. Mass, en- route for
home in Northfeld, whittier ne will go
to-day He has partly promised 10 com
mence work in Sprinsfeld soon
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
NO. 21V.
CANCER
ScTGI0i. anu 6il Skin D1ss s.saa
Cured bJ DR.. Bonds DfscOvery

DR BoND CHEMICAL AETTDoTEs unit
with ani destroy the virus OF Cancer and
skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City ani remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Cone CT the handsomest marble edi
Aces In tha city, aud the finest remedial Iu-
ssitufe In the country. Remedies, with fuu
directiops, sent to any part OF the world
,@senu for Pamphlets and particulars Al
dreis.
n. 4. BOND. VI. u.
fESEA. CASJER iasTITUrh.
fsb-l diy 320s Chestnut ST.. Phi l., Pa.
Concentrated FavOrfug Extracts
OF vanilla, Lemon. Orange. Rose Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace. Celery, etc 4, eLc., msie
and sold wholesale and rctsh BY
f. bRINGHUkSf q Co,
uComer Sixth ami Market streels
or the Raih.s
Bath Rrushes, Bath Towers, Bath sponges
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, StrapS Brushes. ETC., OF morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same class at
r. BRRGHURsT & CO.
Corner Sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
A. f,ll Assortment of all sizes. including
double magnlfying, &c
h. BRfSGHURST CO.,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla BeanG
sold Wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINQHURST q Co,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, ham,
Brushes, Nail Files, Eail Polishers, ETC., fol
sale by L. BRNGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
HrOdfc's Miraculous cure for Corns
An English remedy Of great popularity, fol
removing oorns without pain.
f. BREGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streess.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

In Jnly last the number of rain,
days was seventeen, and the total raiI
fall AIS inches. From July Is to date,
thirty.two days, the rainy days were
twenty-five. and the total rainfall 10
inches.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16

.sn MEETING, The colored bush
paa al Mt. Cuba closed last even.
lter TWO days existence. Yes
I. i 'ac attendance was quite large,
ne meetings were carried on with
spirit and fervor. Among these
1 ~ were number of white people
|1Sls.o ans city and the country in the
(Laiale (,a, neighborhood of Mt. Cuba.
n lai good order prevailed through.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-16
EDITION
RAsE BALL NOTES.

. erv,na. Saturday afternoon, the
\ etsteps u completed their successful
As.v ,o,,r, by defeating the Smyrna
90 70 The run was allowed the
=. Climb in Difference to the wishes
kme me- of the ladies present, who did
n art 70 see their favorite complete
khics S coed. In this game Talley
"a Catcher for the Quicksteps,
Ls,s NJ having injured one of his fin
ie iseorerely at Milford. Below is
kcore by innings
rcs 2 8 4 5 8 8 Q
[,..on o 4 5Il 6 4 2-29
.na 1ss'p' 0 0 o 0 o O l O. 1
| ,be schuetzen Park, Saturday
,oon. r the A II. Kane club, of
nSslnbia, defeated the Maple Leaf
| Of this city, by a score OF "a to
tSe Maple Leaf were short three
air regular players, and played
disadvantages. Barker pitched
.,t inning and the visitors made
rnn1. Miller pitched the second
% and nine runs were made.
. Brady pitched, and in the re-
Inc seven innings the visitors Sc
but five more runs.
IA morning the workmen were
nrcpariug the Quicksteps new
nds for this afternoons game
the Shibes, and everything will
{ebly be in readiness By three
Il. including the seats.
ihe Rokeby grounds, Saturday al
bou. an exciting game was played
|een the Rokeby and Chester clubs.
an exciting game Of eleven In
the Chester won by score of II
u7ds7 afternoon the amateur Ex-
Of Harrisburg, Pa, defeated the
ssional Philadelphia club, by a
of 5to4.
lley will play catcher, i'll Ii e
with the Shibes, this afternoon,
he's fingers still being very sore.
be ball Saturday Athletic vs.. St.
!, at st. Louis, 9 to 2; Hartford
few Haven, at Hartford, II to 3.
turday afternoon, in West Will
kton, the Wsverly defeated the
krty, 1918.