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National Republican., 1876-10-18
A Proclamation by the President Of the United
States Of America

Whereas it has been satisfactorily shown to me
that insurrection and domestic violence exist in
and that certain combinations of men against law
exist in many counties of said State known as
" Rife Clubs, y who ride up and down by day and
zens and intimidating others, which combinations
though forbidden by the laws of the State, cannot
be controlled or suppressed by the ordinary course
Whereas it is provided in the Constitution of
the United States that the United States shall
Of the Legislature, or Of the Executive when the
Legislature cannot be convened, against domestic
violence and
whereas by laws in pursuance Of the above it
that, On all cases Of insurrection in any State
Tor Of obstruction to the laws thereof 1t shall
States, on application Of the Legislature Of such
State, or of the Executive when the Legislature
cannot be convened, to call forth the militia Of
Of the land and naval forces as shall be judged
necessary for the purpose such insur-
rection or causing the laws to be duly and
Whereas the Legislature Of said State is not
now in session and cannot be convened in time to
meet the present emergency, and the Executive
Constitution of the United states and the laws
passed in pursuance thereof has therefore made
due application to me in the premises for such
part OF the military force Of the Uuited States as
may be necessary and adequate to protect said
State and the citiIens thereof against domestic
violence, and to enforce the due execution of the
Whereas 1t is required that, whenever 1t may
be necessary, in the judgment Of the President,
to use The military force for the purpose aforesaid
he shall forthwith, by proclamation, command
such insurgents to disperse and retire peaceably
to their respective homes within limited time:
Now. therefore, ], Ulysses s. Grant. President
Of the United States, do hereby make proclama-
tion and command all persons engagedfn said un-
lawful and insurrectionary proceedings to dis
perse and retire peaceably TO their respective
abodes within three days from this date and here
after abandon said combinations and submit them
selves to the laws and constituted authorities Of
said State.
And invoke the aid and cooperation Of all
good citizens thereof to uphold the laws and pre-
serve the public peace.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand. and caused the seal Of the United States TO
be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this seven
teenth day of October, in the year Of eur
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
IL. 81 seventy-six, and Of the Independence Of
the United States Of America the one
hundredth and one. q. s. GRANT.
BY the President:
JOHN L. OADwALADER,
Acting Secretary Of State.
National Republican., 1876-10-18
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN WEDNESDAY MORNING.

proclamation Of the President Of this date may be
diregarded. To provide against such con-
tlngency. you will Immediately order all
the available force in the military
Ruger, commanding at Columbia, South Caro-
lima and instruct that officer to station his troops
in such localities that they may be most speedily
and effectusIly used In case Of resistance to the
authorities, the United States.
Its hoped that collision may thus be avoided,
but you will instruct General Ruger to let it be
ment to carry out fully the spirit Of the procla-
nation and to sustsin It by the military force of
the General Government, su .plemented, 1
necessary, by the militia Of the various States.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
@. d. CAMERON,
Secretary Of War.
National Republican., 1876-10-18

ALL EUROPE is indignant over the cruel
ties practiced by the Bsshi-Bazouks in Bull
garia. The Democratic newspapers of the
United States grow pathetic over them, but
at the same time excuse and defend the
more strocious acts of Sitting Bull Butler
and Bashi i.Baz1uk Gary in South Carolina.
National Republican., 1876-10-18

OVER SIXTY murders in less than that
many days in South Carolina-all of Re-
publicans, because they are Republicans,
and all by South Carolina Bashi- -Bazouks
demand that the Government of the Uni
ted States should interfere to protect its
citizens.
National Republican., 1876-10-18

THE Bashi Bazouks of Turkey would be
ashamed OF their inefficiency in the arts of
murder, cruelty and torture if they could
serve a time under the Bashi B2zouk lead
ers Of South Carolina.
National Republican., 1876-10-18

JOHN W. p. MYERS.
sep12-1m Real Estate Agent, rs Fifteenth street.
HOUSES AND FARMS FOR SALE--SEv.
III eral two-story HOUSES and COTTAGES -
monthly payments. valuable Building LOTS
on easy terms. Also, FARMS In the District,
APPLETON p. CLARK,
nhlS-WFMn 7na street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-10-18

TUSTH'S PATENT (STEEL) SOLE AND
" HE'LL PROTECTORs-Make your Boots and
Shoes last twice long. prevent slipping, retain
shape, &C. For sale everywhere, and by the In,
venfor, Z. 8. JUSTH, 6te ID streetnorthwest Good
Inducements offered to re-seilers. oc1S-u
IT e. ZuG, DEALER IN BEST vARIE-
Os TIES of ANTHRACITE AND CUMBER-
LAND COAL: also, WOOD sawed and split to
any sic, at Rhode Island avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, and K street and Rock creek.
National Republican., 1876-10-18

John Morrissey, the reformer, anti-Tam-
many Democrat, gambler and convicted
burglar, is now doing heavy missionary work
for Samuel ]. Tilden in reforming Tammany
Hall Democrats, Of New York city; but
the distribution Of the loayes and fishes pro-
posed by Sammy J. does not yet suit. It ap-
pears that those reformed" at the eleventh
hour demand more pay than any others. The
anticipation that their Jurisdiction will be ex-
tended to the national treasury, where all can
be provided for, will settle all differences.
National Republican., 1876-10-18
Order Of the Secretary Of War.

WAR DEPARrMEST,C
WAsHIHeroN CITY, Oct. II, 1870.
Gem " II Shermdn, Commanding U, s.. Army:
SIR: In view Of the existing condition Of affairs
in South Carolina there Is o possibility that the
National Republican., 1876-10-18

HOUSE FOR RENT OR LEASE, AND
IL FURNITURE FUR SALE The four-story
Brick House. with beautiful grounds attached, sit
uated the northwest corner OF Congress and Dun
with all modern improvements: cistern In the yard
well adapted for large family or extensive board
W. P. MYERS, Real Estate Agent, us fifteenth
street. oc2-2w
National Republican., 1876-10-18
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

No one who has contributed to the relief OF
the citizens of the plague-strickeu city of
Savannah can read the letter from the officers
of the Savannah Benevolent Association, in
which gratitude for favors extended in time of
need is so happily combined with manly
selfreliance, without realizing that it is
more blessed to give than to receive" There
is manliness and frankness in the tone of
the letter that challenges the admiration of
ALL
National Republican., 1876-10-18
FOR SALE.

-oNSc(oN~.o<O~Coo~0c- ~0c-~-N-~-N-N.N-~-o~N-~N-
FOR SALEzAN ELEaANI RksIDENm
feet iof sxiSo doSis iAf ffont Is mansard roof 3 bay y
.o9d; heated WIN sot 4. proved f@rnass: aeI
'''' '''' :. STANLEY JONES, !.
oc 5il Seventh street.
OIL sALE-Three-story and basement brick
9 Saw@ssIing: @ ten rooms, bath Estes and sss Price,
se2s n 5iI Seventh street.
FOR SALE. -
We offer the following list of unredeemed pledges
and commission goods at great bargains. Every
articlei fully warranted:
DIAMONDS, solitaire and in cluster.
w WATCHES, in % solid gold or silver cases, Amer
CHAINS, solid Z, II and Is- karat gold.
RINGS. the best assortment in the city.
M BMRACELETs, solid gold or filed, .very size.
sLERvE BGTTUSs. % sew every . f Design. ~ sO'D'
GR0SsEs, solid gold and Roman gold flied.
,LoChETs, lady's or gentleman's, OF rich de-
PINS. every kind, new and secondhand.
EARRINGS, to match the pins separate.
Gh0Cks, American, English or Ere Ich. s
sfVER o. yeiTy ans sS%s very rare.
GUNS. English sreech and Misunderstanding, 10
REySIyEks asT rro% aaa ssSsPaIa5ns 10 s5 al kinds.
SSAAs5Hsi opers neld speeIseles or eyeglasses
GSNEs, gold-headed and a few others.
to sn mpSsGs fSf fse
similar goods to insure a ready sale. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
3. GOLDSTEIN & Co..
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROkEiis.
se27-G N. E Corner Tenth and Streets
EOR SALE-SEyERAL THREE-STORY
II Brick Dwellings on q and Coreoran streets,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; ten
rooms each; modern improvements and in complete
order: Terms moderate; cash payment; balance in
monthly instsllments. Apply to g. W. RIGGS, at
Riggs Co. IS Bank. or to j. W. p. MYERS.
sepl2-lm Real Estate agent, 7l5 Fifteenth street.
E,OR SALE-THREE HUNDRED ACRES
y ofLAND, or any portion of Ii, on the Point Of
Rocks Road, located at or near Forrest Glen Sta
ton; Md, nine miles from Washington. Inquire
Of THOS. j. BROWN. Wheaton p. o., Md.
Also, very cheap, one Lot of IS acres. au2-Sw
National Republican., 1876-10-18
MARSHALL HALL FOR SALE.

This well-known ane popular Summer Resort, on
the Maryland side Of the Potomac A NRCA
river, sixteen miles below WASH A
tngton, ID: c., and opposite Mount
Vernon, is now offered for sale q. =
on easv terms. or will trade f0-M61<ze3
cliy property. Tue place contains SO acres of iand
n exesonr state Of cultivation; has Is, 900 young
peach trees, nearly all In bearing; an orchard Of
over 100 choice varieties Of apples; well-bu old
fashioned mansion, with II rooms and spacious
farm.
The river front is fitted up especially for excur-
sfonists, and Is without exception. the best oca-
ton for this purpose on the Potomac river. There
edge, numerous shade trees, arbors, booths patent
swings, &C., and Pavilion the largest south Of
Phlladelphfa. There Is excellent fishing, bathing,
and boating at the place, and IL Is thought that Q
frst-class Summer Boardng-house would pay well,
miles.
A public road leads down to the wharf in front Of
the premises, and is the principal If not the only
outlet toward the river for fruits and produce from
for store, and there is building the place ad
mirably adapted for such a purpose.
The steamers Mary Washington and Arrow, from
Washington, touch at the wharf their daily trips
Jane Mosely. the Thompson, and the two Baltimore
boats (the Washington and the EXpress) stop at
the place.
An enterprising party could easily make for
'4As - / 1. NV WAkNER, Re- Real Estate Broker,
tels-u Corner Seventh and streets.
FOR SALE-HORSE, BUGGY AND HAR
kind, will stand without hitching, and is
Q fast road horse. Inquire at a
KELEHER,s STABLES, "
National Republican., 1876-10-18

NARINI'S HALL,
E STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
For rent, the above beautiful euhce, delightfully."-
situated in the centre of the city, and Is accessible
by all the lines OF city cars.
AS A-BALL-ROOM
1t surpasses in elegance and general convenience all
others in the city.
AS A MUSIC AND CONCERT HALL,
and for
LECTURES, PARTIES AND WEDDINGS,
1t is wonderfully perfect in acoustics, and affords
elegant accommodation for eight hundred persons.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE RENTAL
has been n ade.
The hall is open daily for inspection. For terms
and par tculars, choice Of nights Sc, apply at the
hall. l.. g. MARINI.
oc3-3m
National Republican., 1876-10-18
WANTS.

~ y y Tn.orISrISSo z Il TWH HNTT o>C an RES GITI.
w zens' National Bank stock.
w. L. VANDERBILT,
Note Broker, Room No. 26.
ocl7-3t LIE Droit Building.
National Republican., 1876-10-18
HOUSES.

OCI NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
OFT For rent, house. Furniture for sale. APP
ply on premises between and pm. for next three
days ocI5-2ts
1902 H STREET NORTHWESTERN
lcOc rent, parlor and bedroom or sitting
room, first floor, aud two front rooms second and
third stories; well furnished, in above house 'front.'
ing south. ocls-4t' .
1O11 CORNER OF NINETEENTH AND
1OfI X streets northwestern rent, Store and
Dwelling. Has been q successful stand for dry and
fancy goods for the last six years. Fixtures all
complete. Inquire at ll34 Eighteenth street north
west. - oclf-ir
TOR RENT FOR RENT!I FOR RENT!!l
Corner Second and A southeast, II rooms, fur
nished ...............,. SIPS
30 southeast, 10 rooms, Furnished 100
Pennsylvania avenue east, rooms, modern
conveniences 3O
1874 and 1915 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
10 rooms. with or without store. ...............
Two beautifully-located Cottages In Mount
feasant %
1I3s Twenty fourth street northwest. rooms. .
Ninth, bet. and northeast 4rooms......... L
For Rent after October 81, 1876.
6l9 Nineteenth northwest, 10 rooms, elegantly
furnished and In good order ............... SO. .33
935 h street northwest, l5 rooms, being
modelled and finished out with all modern
improvements: luO
THEQ. +. GATCHELL.
ocIT-6t Fievpnth and n atraatS
National Republican., 1876-10-18

Other Houses, large and small, for rent.
THEO. +. GATCHELL.
ocl7-6t Corner Eleventh and r streets.
TOR RENT.-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGEIN
II complete order, fourteen rooms, large dry cell
lar. cstern water in the house and fine well near,
within one mile and half of the city on the Brent
wood road, healthy, commanding site, with ten
acres OF land in garden and lawn, with all varieties
of fruits. shrubbery and flowers in their prime.
Apply to A. d. V. BURR, 4S2 Louisiana avenue.
octi6-6t
, 1876-06-16
pASrIMES
A Bad Day for the Western Base"
Ball Clubs at the East.
Tho Whito Stockings Taken into Camp
by tho Mutuas.
ct. Louis Falls q Victim to tho
Boston Reds.
Rudolphe Victorious in tho New York
-"illiard Tournament.
ADASJJ-BALL. 4
NuruAf.s vs., WHITE sTOCRtN0s.


Hpee.as uspe" ~ - m ~ Ch.c,co f,,nh
HE" ,onH' s"., 49,. ~ ~ rsst t,.f,sv
dtoppcu .ne.r setn ,n.a..lx. @ ",c,nr,es son,c
h'1or nhs'ns "1n ..hAs saa.,.. rho .,,rno,o wns
pco},ls e.n.ot pt"' p, n, "s. ~. orc.,tnn NJ thc
asooa u"e ~ .o"n @ ',n,a t,Is rsnr II wns
oes' p'5 Nv .1,. y noo snoof, ord IN. a.,la.
at1en,a - 's".'; ns",' 49,. r." r.. I,ar,.1, the
aeiot'y r.en,a'1 .,a - "a, ~, .r'ttino VIVA
pes' un.p"a .r -, H. ~" ,,a.a ,.,,n, ..,.s, Warns.
done "ntli 'ne t,'1u '",I"s' ""sn ,,..a..ra.
lcd off with good htt nut "es Attef"aIus
touched on third by I1alnan on Illnes' hit The
iattcr reached first on the p,ay, and was scnt along
by Ac'eys c!ean M ic,cts eo.'ns ~ ~. "..a
two men out, lit beauty between 1'sn. ana m sen.,e
for shrco bases, while both runs came H. 70 ea.
&C.. In. ,"s srt,,n ehanso ond retired Trea.
START WIZ s"sc ",.s s"e 'a ~. ,.,tnr ~ onlv
cy then hit Rhasp to hhfon, anu ."e 'nescF onI
{uu,hlcd tho ball. but u1nde fearful overthrow
when he did get K, anl let tho runner to third
11niu,a, sctt,rh The 1onp blt questton
, 1876-06-16
BILLIARDS.
RUpoI.t'tTE HEATS ayxToy,

eRcsds 3fsp1seh 10 The tribune,
N1w loisK. June 15.- --1iudu1pi1c Inns won the
"tst prize In thc tournament fnr three prjzeH ar
Bfegatlng sl,hoo, played At irving hill in thla
city. In which Kudolphc, Sexton, Garricr, md
slosson participated. 1sndolphc md Sexton cacl,
won two games, and lost one md to.ntpb, thry
played of the lie for lrst prizc. sextu,
played poorly, aud greatly disappointed bis friends
and backcrs. lsudotphe won lhc lend, but failed
to score. and In second and third innings, by &C.
fiea Of difficult cushion ahoss. he ,nnde IL and 81
points, Sexton, who wns d fAyo.jtc nt thc bcRIn-
ming, did mt open we'll. and secn,cl uuabjc TO
Eeep tile balls together. The game was somewhat
even until tho nineteenth En,ns, when Kadolp,,e
made 197 by eight 1f1cnlt mas.c, three bank, md
several brilliant ahota nround table. After this
Sexton seemed 10 lose all nerve, while Rut]olpbc
kept gradually picking nr, aul co4c,l in the twct,.
". fourth Inning with nj. Thu time Of ca,uc was
hours anh 81 minutes. md RudOlphe's average
Was 70.
GARNER AND sI.ossoH.
To.morrow night Sl0tson md GurnIcr play for
the third prize.
p1oN AND DAILY.
was finished this evening, Llon proving to bc the
Victor. THE match has occupfct! four even
csenng, wv At ot Tho Ofg bssinnhPx P.aSsa ar eiS fSe
game tonight Daily had 1.500 puits and Dion
!,lil. but, contrary TO general expectation, the
later 'a n won Al iho beginning q game Iot
IND very M ay teo2ed Coo, asa IT,
urer, au closcd game in the fty mn, innInE iiis
minutes past m!lnlSht.
, 1876-06-16

GPtS12t A4pQtcH ~ 1HG lF1QHHh
WAanfN6ToN, D. c., juno 16.--Thu Appropria-
tion Committee has decided To a1oish nil specific
appropriations for the survey Of lands in the West
ern Territories, and to make general appropria-
tIon for surveys. to be placed under the control Of
the Sccretary of the Interior. This otcer In to bc
Instructed 10 frat lands to be surveyed Tint
arc arablc wthont Irrigation, and aitrr there arc
dispoeed Of to surrey lands which can only be cul
tIyatcd by irrigation. ..
SPEAKER KERR
was we'll enough t0day TO ride out
CDNFEHENCE COMMITTEE.
Randall. Holman, and Foster were appointed on
tho part tf the House upon tho Legislative Appro-
psiatoa bill. Ths see,sin TO Indicate deadlock,
Holman And Randall drafted the 0rlsina! House
tfll, aud are not likely to cuncede anytins.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
The House spcnt thu day In general dobate Of the
Army Appropriation bl.
TRxAB PACIFIC.
Tnrbo1 spoke upon tile Texas facinc bin, and
opposed the Qrnnling of Government aid to purify
private corporations,
THE COI.ONED voTE.
11ookcr oiMisaisstppl. made speech upon The re-
1attns Of the colorcd men to the Democratic party,
and in lenunciatlon Of Republican policy, which
will be likely to atttct considerable attention DUR
Ing tho campaign. At the conclusion OF his
speech. Lynch. colorcd Republican from Misss.
Rirp rcfutcd autne very serious errors of fact in
1lookcrs speech. lie charged the Democrats with
exercising pulley OF 1ntlmtaatiun aud said that
the catchwortl Of the Democratic party towards
!he negro was: "lf you emit voso them down.
knock them down."
, 1876-06-16

-. Inndon 7t!e1rapa. Hava5.
q Though considerable number OF tic arltnals
hrnught hume frpm I,nlia by the Prince Of
Wales have found temporary home at the
geological Gartle'1s. London, where they are
hare teeu forwarded ID tie Kayal residence In
Sorfork, and short account Vi these uay not
BE- un!ntrrestng. Tie grns Of the collection Is
the cIegantiy.iornel gazelle, which rejoiccs In
the nal,'e Vi 1.alla Rvokh. She Is very tame,
ard Tits ni,ont tl,c house Of Mr. Jackson with as
much frcetlnns as It she were a member OF the
family. Thc collection has Just received mn In
tertstlng, addition, row Of the buffalo species
having hal calf. Both mother and or
srrsnE appeared to be doing we'll In
paddoek beyond the Eas-works are three
hrahn'in eows ,grazIng contcntedly.
ofFIEta!ly q f 1, thsy !. bad a.. WIZ! them 1 5al1
On the pas*age. They have the wvll-known
hump Oh the top Of the shoulders, aud arc
scarcely more than half the size of nA ordinary
English COW. They possess sleek coats OF i
with TUT Of black curly hair. They nre BY
no sncans In bah condition, considering the long
sea:royagc they have l4ad. They arc very tame,
although they lnanItcst playful disposition to
S R es / Hg aE Eoef q 1saa sas t1 Lin a. acs aRs
from Scpaul. They nre not more than Il hands
high, and are brown with dark nlarts. One ot
them, which the Prince Of Wales rode Oh some
Of bis hunting expeditions, has an enormous
nijolhsng box are two animals, larger
md OF stontcE build, one of them bcau-
tsful'y marked. 1n unntLer Is pair Of
diininutisc ponies, scascey. more than threa
feet high, and with short and frizzcd names. In
the t3eer.she1 are two wild boass aud two hog
deer. Near the hca1.areper's house, and In i
Shed BY Itself, Is tho fine Samur buck which
came over in the .Iimna; aud tn an adjoining
shed Is another of the pccularfpokinE little an
imals Of the deer species called the hog deer.
II Is not higher than nn ordinary pig, whilst Its
guilt aud rnauners somewhat resemble the anI-
lnal after which 1t Is na,ned, There are four
brace OF Au-s, slnEu1ur-lnolifng creatures some
of them bcin: huirlcss, untl Of dark lead color.
With one or two exceptions, these dogs arc out
Of condition, doubtless owing to their long sea-
voyage. Ramsay mud Jung, the two Thibctan
1,.astilEs presented tn Ills Royal Hghncss by Sir
Alexander Ramsay, occupy one OF the hospital
kcnuea, not that there IS any necessity for their
be!!.g plarcd In quarantine. They arc noble, In
oranse-coateil fcl1uw, Jung. They viii not 10
seen ut thclr best till their coats grow ag1in."
, 1876-06-16

~.
When Mtelliele Ba!lott!, tile ltaliap, was sent
nrszee II he couldn't Aarc his violin restored 10
him, 1t being held by officer us security for
fecs. The Judge informed lin TINT the matter
was quite htyonh the interference or Jurisdiction
Of the Court. BtAllottl afterwarl told his coun-
svl that l,e put I'LL inestimablc yulue on the al-
dir, partly On account OF Its great age, but
maluly bccatsc 1t WIS present from hts father,
long SINE deal. His father Was muster violin
ist,-in fact, the Ballotti fhni|y wcro famous in
unusually tne both In tone aud instruction, Ia
actually several hundred ycars old, being one Of
the famous Instruments manufactured at CEe-
nnnu by thr brothers Afnau and Stadlyarlus.
BalIotu rays life Will be cnlurltlc tn the Peni-
teutiary II he can have his fiddle for . compa1l-
inn but says lie would ruther die than SO there
WitI1uDt IL
, 1876-06-16
EDUCATIONAL.
LAFAYETTE, IND.
Epteia! [ffEufch to Tbs Tribune,

6pzt1u7 7H71E11tH =
LAYArErTE, Ind. June 15.-Thc Commencement
exercises At the Pusdte University took placr this
afternoon; also tho formal Inauguration Of Prof.
White, oG Ohio, rs President Of tho University,
The attendance was quito large, and Included.
among other notabcs, Gov. Hendricks and Ccu.
ii. b. Manson. thu lattcs officiating In the
dnctns tho Inauguration ceremonies, President
whites Inaugural address occur!ci an hour. and
waa enthusiastically received. The only graduate
Cl,arlctJ. lsorcr. Ut La!aycite-rcad nj excellent
cssay on Alchemy" . and received hfs diploma.
Gov. ltendeieka also delivered u brief address.
The Intervals between adtlressrs were Oiled int~th
pupils of tic University. Thu University enters
,pon ts third year With inost utering prutpects.
The number Of pup!ts In attendance Is About seven
ty-ffye Tic endowment is ample, the buildings
nre models of comfort ard convenience, md the
Professors gentlemen Of acknowledged ability,
and, untlcr the Leadership Ut President White,
constitute q corps Of Instructors cqua! to any
emergency.
, 1876-06-16

1ris eaTneu-tHlcnEo. ~ MuLu1lt d
Three. base hlts-- Peters, !.
1ionlc FunH-1IA1ltnnn,
Tutal buses Oh hfts-Chirago, 10; Mutunl, II.
First base OF. crrnrs--ChcaSo. l; Mutual, ..
Lrtt oil batcs-Lhicagn, u; Mutual, y.
naacs on callcl hair-Cnicuau. !; Mutual !.
Pasacd balls-llickH, |.
Umplre-Gharcs Dhntc,s, OF Hartford,
II appears very ctcAr fr1il what has been said
That there was good deal Of 15arnrs IN to.day's
game Az well ny III Tuesdays, only to-day 1t WIS
IN tic other 1iu. iilE error ns,d Ansonz were the
only two that affected The Mut1nl ecorc. Thu lat
ter club ean also congratulate tlc'1rciyrF on their
grcut good luck III getting four successive hits in
The last innny, when they had gotten only the
number In tl.c eight preceding inninss It r.
commentary the ulcesninty OF the noble Eah,a
that tie ostIg club shuusl outbat and outAcld the
TIntlefA.
HARTFORD r3. LOUISVILLE.
SptciaI Dgpateh 10 Tie Ir!aane
HanTFoNu. conH., iuHc 1h.-Ihe second at a
Eeric3 Of games between these clubs wns played
here this afternoon. The 1Iurtsorla went lirst to
bat unt, after two men wert out, scored I'VE runs
by heavy batting and loose. rllhtiaA fielding Of
tie visiting nine. INT oue run WIS earned, and
that by tho Lonlsyillca A Hntall nudicuce WIS II,
attendance, Tho umplring was satisfactory. Fol-
lowing IL
THE sconE.