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THE RAIDS FROM MEXICO.
Three ways OF stopping Them-Whai
Sheridan Would Do with Ten
Thousand Wen - An Effect
i've Diplomatic Scheme.
New York Tribune.l

New York Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, February %. - Mr..
Robb. who, rs United BtGtes commits
eioutr, spent two years upon the Rio
Grande bOIdsr, taking testimony in re-
gatd TO Losses caused 10y Mexican IRlds,
and who claims to be better acquainted
with the exsct character Of these incur
sious than army officers can possibly be.
has arrived In Washington for the pur-
pcse OF terrifying before the Schleicher
Mexicsn-b0rder committee. Hs says
tnat ne hss heard three plans suggested
putting q stop to these Outrsges The
first is that proposed by General Sheli-
dap, who says that II the government
will give him 10 900 men, With full
power 10 act ct his discretion, he will
take charge or the border and stop in
eursions. he would give the Mexican
government thirty days 10 perfect mea-
sures for preventing any further rsids,
and If any occurred afte= that period, he
would Cross over Into Mex.
leo and punish the thieves
on their own soil. He also pro-
roses ultimately to establish new
boundary line between the United
States ard Mexico, annexipg to the
United States that portion OF Mexico
north of line extending from point
on the Sierra Madre Mountains 10 II
Psso. includir - about 800 0C0 fqusre
miles of country very Iich Ia minerals
The second plan is TO raise three Tegi-
nents of Texas cavalry at the expense
OF the United States. and to place them
under command of United states off,
rp. Mr.. Robb doubts IL this plan
would be effective, and thinks It would
cost at least 81 100000 before the raids
we've stopped. His OWE plan Is to make
an immediate demand upon the Mexi
can government for the payment OF all
Losses sustained by citizens OF the United
States on account of these raids,
amounting TO about 81 100000. o.
course the Mexican government could
not pay this SUN, and, on It's failure 10
do SO, he would demand the immediate
abrogation of the treaty Of Guadalupe
Eidslgo and the forming OF new treaty
which would contemplate the Rnusxs-
ton Of the same strip OF territory which
1t is proposed to acquire by General
Sheridsn's plan.
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business hsbIts IA fen miUu'es.
Bul, even with t5s most iUgeD orr
multiplication AID elaboration OF " =.
the clerlCrl foYc5 Is 20 humorous that u
IS difiicHlt - keep up airy syp saranoe CT
employment during tbs shD.t < hours
daily that ths clerz is III 10 ed 10 be
near lis desk During q Pre- i1enual
csnv. 3 many fiBu wO!E IN filling a1d
directing campaign Circularsi otEe-s,
Of tie p,l teal dii6ttGnti cl ass, write
campaign documents, while third
class, that hss tie gil, OF speech, is sent
a. stump mi O0sTie- q cescant IN
gllttehnr, Garfield ald-COnkliDg Ike
general way OF Ia history and de'uuy
Of the party Oi progress and n ra' ideas.
Those only Eho have had long esoter-
ic Acqu lin5aDce vita the government
deparl % ents, can rsailZs what an en-
ormous sum Of money Is annually spent
fJr blank books and pspr, with no
other tjsct that com mon sense can see,
than that still larger sum n ~
be wasted for unnecessary scTih-
bling. RIO Issnds o. useless let
tels are written daily, Of which press
G pies are taken. This Wopli g. EN- to Re
sufficient for the preservation OF such
rubbish, tut or "best civil gervics that
the world ever cav" % actually trar-
scri0es these ietters Ia large ledgers,
and thcrs IL such an accumulation Of
these EupsifluOus documents that extra
room must be rented to store them.
This is q little, only Little, Of tne un-
drsp- d truth iD regsri 70 tie "Dest civil
service" etc that / have been com
pslied to send you this week in lieu Of
more political news. There has b-el no
bill pas 81 q this week, only the repeal Of
the bankrupt act, debate Without legis-
ls,ion In the senate on the West Point
appropriation bill, a. the Colorado and
Texas Pacific railroad bI Il. Inde it
seems thst the era Cf thrilling legisls-
ton IL nearly over. Blaine and Morton
hsve m 2de recent effbrts to r-vive it, but
they have not met with encouragement,
and even the most retrcgressive Of the
Republicans, If there is any Significance
in their qulescence, bsgiu 90 recognize
the hawthorne truth, Ilat the past Is
pasEei There is legislation in
embryo, but Il will be In.
hueDc.d in greater or lesstr
degree, by the reports Of the invsstigst-
ing committees. These have thought it
Advisable to hold secret sessions dur
ing the progress of their Investigations
so that little is kIOTn or their proceed
ings or discoveries. But there ia the
best authority for say ing that the major
ity will not, in spite OF tine local din and
amor, be Influenced 10 swerve from the
policy Of economical TedUc ion that has
characterized its action on the bids
slready passed. The opposition vii!
do ali Il can t. prevent the reduc-
tioD, until it comes 10 voting, when
it will! as in the case Of the
diplomatic bill, array itsel', on the rec
orI, with he majority. Tne Rspubi-
caus, as a party, are Of course opposed
to any dimiL ulion of the fund that has
20 long been the cement OF their pol.ti-
cal organization, but in their individual
responsibility to constituencies they dis
play keen appreciation Of popular senti-
ment, aud vote in favor of economy.
O. A. 6,
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rrE4TE MEM PRIs DAILY pPEAL-W EDN7

Gentlemen of the palpi', are you afraid
10 combat error openly, In hand to
hand struggle under your ssnctifisd bsn-
n.r. that you call upon TIE public press
20 81 1se its columns, and denouCce al
that you condemn. The men who gave
lis f.es government were bold, brave,
fearless tinker. The men Who to-Cay
are trailing cur honored banner in the
du=t CT Humiliation, are the results Of
hundred years OF Crthodox teachings,
G. % save the mark. E. L. L.
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PREmIUM COrToN.
5000 Prsmium.--COttOn fer the
Centennial.

DLAETERS intending 70 compete Tor The
8 $1,000 premium offered by the Memphis
Cotton Exchange for the BEST BALE Or
COT ION, product of 1875 ami raised In the
district trading with Memphis, are reminded
that the time for making entries viii close
March l. 1876 Entries NAV b. made through
any OF the fOlIOwlng-uam subscribers 70
the Premium Fund " Day & Proudht, ret
tit 4 simpson, sledge, Mckay Co, J. & J.
steele & Co., kenj, baOb, Pesrce, Sugss q Io.r
Stewart, rwynns q Co, Porter, Taylor & Co.,
@. T. Curtis q. Falls & Co., W. Is. GslCreatn q
Co., Ely, Harvey & Richardson, T. & Haynes
& Co. Brooke, Nicely q Co., billiard g. CONN.,
Gage Fisher, J. K Goodwin & o, A. N. Scar
brough & CO., Schoslnsld, HsnRuer 90,
GoOdlett & Co., Heron, Common & Co, J. ".
Jefferson q Co., ]. Il. Martin, Guy, Mcclellan
& Co., z. NJ. AppeTSon Co, Sl alton & " ell-
ford, Hill, Fontains s. o., NJ l. Aeacham &
Co, A. c. TreadWell & Bro, Clarke Johnson
& Co, Estes, FiEer & Co, g. a. EcEerly q TO-
Moore, Emery & Co, F.. 7obart & Co, Z. Bay
liss, J. T. Fsrga on & Co, Brown Strstton, r.
NJ. White & Co., A. J. Roach & Co. For IGrtner
Information address JOHN 3. TOCF,
dAw SuD't Memphis Cotton Exchange.
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A fsus has existed some time between
J. n Hswkils, OF the Carrelton, Mis-
souri JoU nal, and A 8 Kierof, Of the
Democrat, which culmiuatsd on Friday
last Ia Rlerolf shooting Hawkins four
iimes-0nee iu the fscs and twies in IL
breast and bowels-infilet,ng wounds
from which he cannot recover.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

The New Orleans Times has a
"R4ke Department" It's details sre
harrJwing - Chicago Inter Ocean.
Hoe, there nov; 10 mower OF ths',
please.-Nel0 York Commercial AdveT-
tiser. You are both reck ess in the
manner in which you handle the IInles's
most distinguished feature.
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A West Tennessee belle from one Of
the rural towns, remarked last night to
q gel tiema1 that as this wss leap year
she would make 3 proposal of matri.
mony to soma young man Il. eleven
O'clock to-day. We commend her TO
the kind attentions OF msrriAgeable
youths who are yet not happy.
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A Rome dIspatch ssys tina! the kings
signature hss been forced to bill f'T two
HUNDRED thousand flames. Several az
rests hsve besn made, out the guilty one
Is coBfsssedly the Marquis Mantegazzs,
Of Milan, who added that other forged
bills for greater amounts are In circuls-
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BANKRUPT SALE
CaANUERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE


CT
RDAn I@TAr n.
No. 26a-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
John L. Morgan ct al. cd Chy) VS.. VIM. Ut
ley ct al.
DY virtue OF an introductory order for sale
10 entered in the above cause on the 5th day
OF June, 1876, VIII sell al public auc ion, 70
Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street, MemOh1s, Tennessee, On
Saturday, March II, 1916,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to-Wit: Belug the undivided one half interest
in and to the following described p Opei IT,
part of subdivision of tue lands Of ROygter
and Bransford, on Island No. 40, in said cOuu.
tY, tO-Wit:
Lot No Beginning at an ash marked r
and B, plat letter A )" tine southwest corner OF
RoyBter and BTansiOTd' s go acre entry thence
east 81 chails 10 persimmOn marked =;
thence south 81 chains 90 LINKS to a stake;
thence west q chains SO links; thence north
and westwardly vita the meanders OF chute
4-65 o., 4-S2, 5-SS 4-j2. 479, 40, 6-59 chains
and links TO q stake and willow marked r;
thence north q chains 10 links 10 a s AXE and
hack berry marked r; thence east Y cha Is
to the beginning containing lSo 5O-lOO acre..
Lot No. 4 OF same subdivision on Island No.
40-Commences at a stake in he \ corner OF
the 64J-acIe entry, plat l6't5r" k thence
east q chains; thence north 43 chains; thence
west 80 "ha1ns; thence south 81 CHAINS; east
chains; south IL cnains 10 the beginning
containing l25 7l-lO0 acres,
Terms OF Sale-Cssh. This February II, 1876
4. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. Black, ID. q. and NJ.
WtncAeste- winchester, Attorneys. tDlB
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis and Kansas City e Il. Co.
BrDm EoR WORE.

DY order OF the Executive Committee, bids
Is will be received until February % 1876 fo-
me Clearing, GrasiuR and Furnishing Cross
ties on the following divisions OF the Mem
pnis and Kansas City Railroad; payments in
tounty and Town Bonds, ss specified on each
division.
FirsI.:Between Batesv!lle, Independence
county, Arkansas, ard Jackson port, Jackson
county Arkansas Payment IN lndepend-
ence and jackson County Bonds.
Second.-Between JRcksonPort and Augusta,
woodruff unity, Arkansas. Payment In
Jackson and Woodruff county Bonds and
Bonds OF the Town of Augusta.
Thlrd.-Bstw en- Augusta and WittSburg
Cross county, AiEAnsas Payment IN Wood
ruff and Cross County Bonds.
The Board reserves the right 70 rajsst any on
ali Of Esid bids.
BIDS to be addressed 10
JOHN OyuRTOS, Ia,
PTes;dens u. and K. Q. q, T.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn, January Is, 1875. Jazz
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Saturday, March IL, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property situated In Shelby county, Ten
nessee, and in the CITY OF Memphis,
20 wit: A cert ain lot fronting l68 feet On
Mosby street and running bsc 2, between par
aIel lines, $50 feet, except AZ feet front on the
east end Of said lO5 running back the entire
depth heretofore sold 10 Georgia =. Ssverson,
end also except the house ami lot known a.
No. Isl Mosby street, heretofore sOld-the lots
to be sold are the same urOn which are sit
uated the houses known as Nos. l49, l5S sac
l55 mOsbv street, each lot fronting A feet and
running back $50 feet.
Terms Of Sale-ODe half cash; bS'ance in IL
rnonths: notes with good security for deferred
payments: lien retained tia same are paid, etc.
HandbiIls TO De distributed before safe.
This February 10, 1875.
EDMUED A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
ByR.J. Black, d. z. and NJ.
Vance & Anderson, r. q. Williamson and
John n. Carmsck, Solicitors. fDi5
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JANUARY l. 1876
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CHANCEmY BAH4As
o.
REAL D@x ATDs

No. 3S38.-Chsncery Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee.-Orlando Brown OF al. Va. W. r.
Hunt ct 81.
10y yhtue Of an interlOcutory decree Tor
ID sale, entered in the above cause April 8,
1870, and renewed, ETC. on the llth day OF Feb
ruary, 1879, affirmed by the supreme Court,
and renewed again herein February IA, 1875,
I will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, IN front OF the Clerk and Masters
ONCE, nsW Courthouse buildinR, hain Etreet
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Dr. 2. s. syobus0n's
PRIVATE
MBDTCal A!SP ENSARY,
No. IL JEFFERSON STREET,
Between Main and Front Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
IEsTABLIsazD IL 1881

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PUBLIC SALES.
PROBATE COURT SALE
OF
33 BUILDING LOTB

No, 81, R. DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
county, Observation-Disclosures kaglant e al.
vs.. Ssmuell8 Rag and ct al.
ny by virtue Of decree for sale entered In
Is this cause, will sell, at public auction,
in front Of the courthouse door, on Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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Wednesday, xareh 81, 1876,

commencing at II O'Clock am, the following
lots In the Ragland subdivision, IN the south
east suburbs Of the city Of Memphis, to VII:
Lots Nos. 3, rs, g. 10, IL, u, east \ l3, and lots
10, 90 rs q. d %, 49, 81, 2 80 81 s. 81, 81, A IS,
IS, s. II, p, 70, "a, So 81 and 81 a desirable
building lots.
Should all Of said lots not be sold on said
first day OF sale, the sale viii be continued
from day to day until all are sold. For further
particulars and description see posters and
plans on fla IN my office.
Terms OF Sals-One-fOUrth cash; balance in
one, two and three years, with interest, pur.
chasers executing notes, with two good and
sufficient securities.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether Scs es,
Soils. for COMB atnants. TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
LIABILITY ON CERTIFIED CHECKS.

The suit of the Security Bank against the
Natoual Bank Of the Republic. decided By the Common
Pleas General Term, with divided eonrt, presents an
important question the effect OF the ccr'ihcaon OF
n check check the plaintiffs for about ga was OBJ
tanned from H. j. Cippcry * Co. was raised TO over
81 800 and was presented Dn 4 Tienk"n. who sent
IL "a the Security Bank, which certified II. In the cOur
below the rule laid down In the Court OF Appeals tat
the ccrtiicatiOn OF a check only warrants the genuine
ness ~ the SIGNATURE, and that Tie bank has tn1uth
the drawer TO meet the cheek, "as held STRICTLY
and IN offer 10 stow a we!-Settcd custom among mer
cnauts aud bankers regard certlfcatiOn guardu
tee OF the amount well as OF the drawers signature
rejected.
LaIreIlOre-snstain tliS ruling. CHI iIusce Day dis
SCENTS and nols that the decision o. the Court OF Appeals
was based the settled custom as II appcare Ia The
case before court aud left the rule laid down 10 he
Modified any Other settled cdstOn among business
men and therefore the oder of the defendants should
have admitted.
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was accepted by five sx Arms at meeting held at the
sane place on Monday The following are the reductions

AGREED 10 by he officers OF Che TypOgraphcaI UuIUH
subject to ratification by the members: MANUSCRIPT
solid, reduced from 50 cents per 1000 ems to Oh
cents; manuscript loaded from 80 cents per
1000 10 AZ cents reprint solid, from 90 cents
10 AZ cens reprint loaded from a cents 10 40 cents
weekly salaries from $50 to SO. Some OF the l1D
printers refused to hold any communication WIN lne
officers Of the Union and retired but The following ns
have accepted these terms: George T. Nesbitt 20. ;
IanCe. Little e. Co.. Russell Il CO., TIE Erenhg FOt'
job printing Office, aud Styles CASH
One of tie officers Of the Union stated that genefa
meeting of the mcmb rs OF the Typographical Union
would he held soon ratfy the action OF It's omcefs
MIR Dalton said TO TRIBUNE reporter tha prOpUsuh
for "A reduction the price oi composition on news
papers from Tho propreof Of evening papers was under
consideration by the Union lie declared that the Union
was always anxious settle any differences WIN the
lovers in an amcahc way. 1t Is asserted mat since
the strike several book printers ave been unable TO u
rake some very profitable jobs OF which went 10
brooklyn and other cities.
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SURFACE loads AND RAPID TRANSIT.
CONTINUATION OF ARGUMENT ~ THE NINTH
AVENUE COMPA rs SUIT.


AVENUE COMPA US SUIT.
The trial of the suit of the Ninth Avenue
Railroad Company against the Ncw-Iork Elevated Rail
road Company Ohc Gvceuwici-st road was continued
YESTERDAY be orc Judge Van Hjescn in Common Pleas
Special Term John NJ ScIibuer concluded his opening
presentaon Of the plaintiffs in which ne indi ated
an intention TO carry the claims OF the Ninth Avenue
Railroad Company 70 the United states courts. After
repeat.nc the charges that the Elevated Road was
pn,sauce and was not authorized by any valid law, MI
scrihuer argued that the plaintiff company had con
tract with the city aud State glarinieeinElt sht 10
the use Of the streets through which passed for morse
railroad; that the plans OF the Elevated EdiirOId
Company, If carried into operation would ehlIeiy de-
stroy or Al least seriously impair the pmnins US" OF me
sfreets ia which the Elevated Railroad company piO
posed 10 build turn0uts and double tracks ana thdi'
aside from any question OF the want OF power III Tue
Elevated Railroad Company 70 make such extensions ~
reason atN or the acte OF the Es
laiurc supposed give authority TO 1t, the claims OF he
defendants obuoNiOuS 20 the provision OF he Jntcd
States Constitution fOrbddng the impairment OF con
tracts and to the amendment Of that Constitution wlch
moro specifically protects all rights OF property from
conhscatOn except by due process Of law
The evidence OF vi ness taken 10 snow the NJ
iece injury caused by the Elevated Road as operated 10
The road OF the plaintiff, and the trial was ADJOURNED
nntt to-day John NJ ScItbpcr aud 7. G. Bangs appeared
Tor plaintiff t. G. Dolayan James Emott, and A. j. Van
derpoel for defendants.
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ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

TIE TRITON, MAD CAP, AND CURLEW WINNERS
The Atlantic Yacht Club, the annual regatta
Of which occurred yesterday, bad very agreeable ana
favorable day for testing tine sailing qualities of the
yachts in race OF miles for the schOoncrs and first
class sloops and 81 miles the sccOdciass sOos An
ebb tide favored the yachts in the outward run,
and a strong flood tide followed them home.
The vessels which entered tho race were as
follows: schooners Peerless Triton, Agnes; hr>t-class
sloops Undinc, Orion Sadie, Mad Cap, and sccOndcass
sloops Nimbus Kaiser Wilhelm aud Curiew the course
for tho schooners and fr,,ass sloops was from the
starting point on Bay RIDGE to and around Southwest
spit buoy. thence around sandy Hook Ligltshp, and
back home The secondclass sloops started from the
came point ana after rounding Southwest Spit passed
around Gedney's Channel buoy, and then home.
Tie signal was given start at 1851 The Triton
crossed tho line 1887, followed 22 minutes later by
the Peerless and Agnes. The Undine came next closely
followed by the ORION, Mad Cap. sadie, Kaiser Wilhelm
Nmbus, and Clirlew. AT 1910 while crossing Qualan
te lay where tue breeze fr shcucd tue ORION carried
away her tOpuast Tho Triton was the met 10 round
the Southwest spit, 40 ~ H., followed by the Peerless
and Agnes. The Undine was Tie FIRST sl0op 70 rOand
the Splt, at l2:lOi5, clos, ~ l1nO"cu n} tIc M"d
Car Orion, and s.ic; the Kaiser Wilhelm following nhc
minute a terward with the Nubus in her wake, and Tho
CuIicW considerably behind As INC vessel reunited INC
'spit" huoy they squared" away and SCI eyci! sail
allowed The vessels rounded the Lghtship IN mucn the
order around the spit. The race no." BE-
Wndwart home, and the vessels were continually
changing positions, with the exception Of TIE Ini0l'
Tho Triton passed the hOmc-st1kc hlht. ana tde Unue
next Then came in TIC following order thc man tap
Agnes Peerless, OIion auH >.jIt' III q-cA ~
The vessels which are dNaIted NC lI4/ts arc th' iau
Cap Triton, and Cu,iew The Undue, heinE J'ic hst
tirsclass slOop reach tie homc-siakc W'honl time
allowance, carries on the LIVINGSTON Al,.hoiI!' ltI
Tne time allowance two minutes per loot Which
after being deducted lron tie actual time eit le win
ners as follows; the had ZAP, ''4-tO' lI'o'
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BASE BALL.

The Cincinnati Red Stockings played their
first game in this vicinity yesterday, on the Union
Grounds with the Hutuais. In the pools sold. the
Mutuals ere The iayOrtes at odds Of $50 TO s3 About
400 persons were within the incosure when the umpire,
Mr. sewardiof the Ncw-Haven Club, called play with the
Cincinnati Club AT bat SO sharp the fielding OF
both Clubs In the first six innings that not man
either side had able TO reach home base. IN the
.eycn,b inning after the Mutuas had given the Cncn-
.. blank they scored two runs which were the only
ones made during The game leaving them The winners by
a score Of 10 q. Cidck ana hrssler carried on the
honor. for The visitors did Halllhan and Treacy for
the nome club Following is the score by innings:
lst 3D. Sd 4th. 9th. 9Th. 7th Sh. 9th Total.
Cincinnati Cincinnati Q 0 2 O.
The time was one hour and thlrty-dye minutes
AT Boston yesterday the Louisville Club
defeated the Champion Boston Red Stockings by score
OF 3 too
The Athletic Club of Philadelphia were
defeated by the Chicago White Stockings in Philadelphia
yesterday 10y score OF 7 to o.
In Hartford yesterday a large number Of
persons witnessed the first championship between
the Hartford Blue Stockings aud the st. Louis Brown
Stockings resulted in victory Tor the Hartford Club
by q score OF D ~ 4.