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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
THE COURTS.
THE MOULTON-BEECHER SUIT.

< THE MOULTON-BEECHER SUIT
DESIRE OF THE DEFENSE FOR AN EARLY TRIAL
PossIBnITY THAT THE CASE MAY BIZ rR.xs.
FFRRED TO SEw-yORK-NATURE OF THE rysr,.
MONY.
The demurrer in the suit of Francis n
Mouton against Henry wsrd Beecher having been oys,
ruled, AMI there being appeal beyond the General
Term OF the Supreme Court unless the defendant had
permitted Judgment against himself and essnen,
of damages the theory that the complaint trus
the defendant has answered and the is at sae and
ready fer trial. The Defendants ccunse Thomas a
shear,n M has announced his intention OF having tia
case pressed for tral at tho earliest possible time h
will be done whether the trial proceeds in Brooklyn
New-York and 1t may possibly be transferred to tAs
latter city in October next there being no Circuit Coo
IN either city until that month. Mr.. Sherman say,
there has delay the side OF the defendAnter
cept TO settle legal defense, In which Though defeated
he has fill confidence, and that he nas given up his sum
ner vacation 70 prepare for tho trial We has not TIE
Sigh doubt OF success on the TRIAL OF the neTts A
Beecher will IL IL und rstood have bis former counsel
VIM NJ Eyarts and ex Judge Joha X Porter.
Roger a. Pryor who with Con. Buter l. NJ Moult9ns
counsel, expresses suspicion ina, tss d.s re o. INC 10
tria ut time wben tho candidacy % Con- Batter tor
Congress Yill compel his ab,:nce
There Is general expectation that Mrs I1ton viii be
witness III tho great suit OF last year she coud not b,
q witness as the law Of 1867 allowing somAa to he
witness whom her husband party to suit expressly
evcencd the case of suits for criminal sonye's
This exclusion caused with the exclusion OF most Of her
s,aemonts ~ other persons This rule does not apply
This cast in which her husband Is not party and thus
she may he witness wherever the rule I0rDddils
the di,ci1sre OF cenfd initial communications between
husband and wife does not apply tn rrobfNe hat
she WIN DC called by one or tho Other ss ana hes
mother Hr Richards, and his wife, susan Is Anthony
though IL is reported she has denied any confidence,
from Mrs, Tiltouand other former fr6nds a. Mrs III
non nay be called 10 tegt!fy 70 Der alleged admissions
Tie form OF tho suit j. for damages for III tNesea mali
cioiIs prosecution by Ir Becchcr In going before
Grand jury and procuring on inqcsIent 81 df A0t9n
for libel ri.o g;eat scandal therefore Is only colat
erny connected with tas fIrnishinr Justhel
ton to MI Beecer in his Proceedings before the Ganf
Jury and such proracted trial as that oT last year
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Az Effort TO BUILD Up TRADES UNIONS.

4 meeting 10 begin an effort to build mp the
Old ode. ugions held at the Gerinanis Assembly
Rooms yesterday For the i,t three years these unions
;,yc lwndlcd down almost 20 nothing, from tie fact
tLa the ymbrr. have neglected To pay their dues. Tie
funds Of the occte, ha-o been up by strikes and
they have HAD nothing left for support In 1870 there
were nearly NIFTY societies in ibis city TIC number Of
,euJer, being about $4,000 in lS-2 the unions were
considerably increased, there being over eghty orHuza
,iou, and tha nhrrshp numbering nearly 5000 Al
fir timn there LIr more tEau lo,iOo me-.
In the N.roas branches OF trade who members OF
ANY .rgiHtzaiiun. ,
A ne meeting ycsorday Michael Dempsey preSded,
and made ung speech about TIE rcourt'os IN wages
wnt Il tr years several other persons spoke. claim
ia that although wscs were lower - the present time,
Lo,ag,ut aL .h' thing, necessary Tor ME were not
lower AMI there tl, employment for ia. majority
~ mechanics 70 proposed rails" as much money
- pusFnle for the yTI OF building up the Ota Svcie-
tl,s, 1rI Ia make effort To brtS nAck The iOIncr
r.seS % wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
r HOTEL AND RESTAURANT PRICES
IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS SINCE LAST wlNrER--A
pposprcr or FURTHER REDUCTIONS THIS FALL"

IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS SINCE LAST WlNlHh|.A
PROSPECT or FURTHER REDUCTIONS THIS FALL"
+" An association of Ney-YOrk merchants nas
peop formed for tie purpose Of advancing the
orntv merchants by reduction Of hote ana rh'lroau
rstes The belief oppressed in the circular issued by tem
was that the e1orbtans charges OF many OF the no.es
prevented largo number OF outo'own ,a,,oa
rchasiny in ts city reporter OF ihx TRIBUNE 'Si'eu
rs,,cray number of the downtown hotels IN order 10
oartai the sentiments of tho proprieors npon the sud
ect The opinion among those propretors whose
guests transient and mainly country m'
hot the sringeney OF the tmes demanded reducuon'
n .rn,,g those who already reduced their rates
Tho ncr,so in their business fully to JUSTIFY the
wi, dom a the etep Nearly II the prominent ho'els
kent upon the European psn Lave been doins business
a, educe rates for the last year. Many OF th"n which
formerly charged 50 per day charge 81 for the Sane
AID tho prices ut the Restaurants on
nccted With the hotels have been reduced III many III
Stances 50 per cent snce last Winter From huinoer
OF hlIs NJ fare the following arc selected showing the
general reduct on IN prtses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
RAsIt AL.

Tie champion Boston Red Stockings de
ed ne Y, ,IaYcus on thc~ grounds ~ b",ton on
sStn-,iay ~ >c'-r ~ IL 80 :.
AZ Louisville on Saturday he st. Louis
Brown Stockings d.sca-d louisrilics IN .ncir l'-i
ch.pr!5nshig cams ~ 'so"ir 81 J to =.
In Cincinnati on Saturday the Chicago White
si,c.,. ,ro-.g ts iOtl victory ~ dcicAtiul III" Gin
cj.rs ii (lnh ~ a score OF -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

c,u, arrived in this city yesterday morning On 'no
steamer wyoming from liverpool Ihey ." o..
lent hesst aud spirits They kept up their fsin'ns
ing the passage and frequently WORKED q -
tie decks Of the steamer by way OF sNu oN. -
10. hrongbt angle scul with him for practice
90 tito f,ureaye, slef IN which thev expect
10 enter the International amateur contest a. ~
phs They met upon ther arryn, .r for snort
trim in inc country expecting 70 return during te ese
nc The oarsuen leave tho city tnis ihorilAs luz ~"
ndclnhla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

Aerial Corrected
sake. Aerial Corrected
start boat. Ffnfsh. lEG': lnhc;
Mac eleine. 2:l1H 6Q:5s t5Il5 .i!!2'aan -:tiGn1

l.o cup sti rapo.as tro properly Of tao Now lork
Yacht Cub aid this general opinion 81 mo members
of T. club is that it viii hs r'i"rnfd 10 tho
.-otIlueu who cave is to he CuD, rcIJe-tlDs them
10 Ipls out ucs i,ed OF git, roo siubeGOu, I.n the
,,rscuL dl&Si vs ch does not stats specifically WhrIrf
L suall be contested for ~ single yacht aSsns. ah IN
CIV dual yacht, \ siHyc yscnt against ice AZ
present. there difference 81 epnicn 4mshg tao ,IiD
members, aAa The Question Ia an Oiisn one
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ropes and placed end toward end, with SPIN OF about
Ave feet between them two, occupying the same POSI-
and two noIe on the other side; and two hall way Do
tween each tower and each anchorase, making ten IN
all. - Il. +. FARRiSGUS,
Master Mechanic WORK and Brooklyn Bridge.
O6qee Ec York and Brooklyn IN idSc, Brookav'' Aug
1aT0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
DECIsION 5-AUG. u.

Supreme Court Chamber by Judge Donohne-
Rakrr act Generalization denied without costa Wau ae,
Iluymann Motion denied pIintl naSing ne n,
ou order .gt Observation-Disclosures I've ~,
Alexander aet Montenorc Beney9ient ssc,eVi n,"ro
.Talt d. without costs CarksOn agt NeltA-
T1ndula on b Morrison agt. Cuhsa-GranId n w
Ter Of SchUy er.-M moranCurl Fiat asL run "a
nie. Goodwin cobb Mc,norsndum. stewart as-
Ilala.h a.Id OtAsrs-AOlon granted Wshe -Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Reuklor n German. was held by Justice Nor
gan saturday charge OF having stabbed Johh
O. waist Friray night
Rosano Murino, an Italian, was held Ivy Justice
smith saturday Ia charge Ok hsylnS stapVea
Miciae, Cochran Friday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

Fitzpatrick" What was Tilden doing in tho
dark days when Hayes shoulder shoulder with the
army boysp Boy m tho crowd. Tuesday evening
Mlpn, Of hia chin y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

THE NADELEINE'S DECISIVE VICTORY.
.xcyIIFNr SAILING IN THE OCEAN RACE-THB
CANADIAN YACHT BEATEN BY MORE THAN II
MINUTES.
The second and concluding race between the
American yacht MLdelcmo ami the Canadian Yacht
Countess OF Duerin FOX the America Cup was sailed on
saturday under very favorable CIRCUMSTANCES Inc
course WAS an 20 miles to wndvard from
SANDY Hook and return. The wind, though light, was
Aricenty strong to carry the yaob's at an average
need Of seven knots, and tho sea was smooth ifths
v-nd bs been stronger and the rough the Canadian
ytcht would probably not have sailed a. wei as hEht
breeze ana the most favorable cltcuin-
stan ses The result Of Saturdays contest Vas
vitorv for the Madeleine, and tine nlchcoFeted
cup sail remains tho properly 0f the NewioTk lachi
Club. Major Clifford fJ this second race, mad engaged
the rer, Capt nsclh Ellsworth, who pr, every
inch OF upon the aoht that he could pt od ana
como THE Of which might be questioned under tie
sailing rules. On the hOmestetch the foreopSoh was
WINGED abreast Of tine namast and made 10 do the
work Of pinnster ana water sail The Madeleine was
sailed By Capt Williams, under the theoretical super
vision OF her owner, Commodore j. s. Diekerson, and
won the race by 81 minutes and Ia seconds.
The committees steamer, W. 4. Gladwish left the Bat
tsry shout O'clock ai slowly proc aded 70 Stapcton
through deIIse fog The two competing yachts
,yirg Mt anchor Cen y. r. Batter, the owner " the
yacht AIneiisa the original winner OF tho cup in 1851,
WA pns ae his rcing trim 10 the
Az 1O:I5, llrtt breeze having sprung up from tne
,outb southeast the W. T. Glsd wish owed tho Countess
q, Duffpy1n and Maidstone 10 Sandy Hook. There the
W.nderer was waiting for the stat intending to accom-
paiy the comparing yachts She a''so'ored this ien-
zion before going around The course, and having dropped
ffree or four miles 10 the leeward, withdrew
Among the gcss OF the New York Yacht ciub on tho
eIadrish was COL Sanford British commissioner 10
one Centennial Commodore Dicksrssu entertained ON
,be msd.rsinn Sir Randal Roberts, Gen. Alexander
ssler, Commodoie B. Nicholson Kane Ross Winans
x Baltimore. spencer Dickersos Of Chicago, Thomas
Paip Echuyler, aud Hear Alden Of New York Among
Ire sscursiou boats which accompanied the yachts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

ARRIVAL OF THE LONDON ROWING CLUB FOUR.
Messrs. Gulston, Howell, Trower, and La
Bat, representatives OF the Amateur London Rowing
, 1876-07-16
CUP|D'S DEVICE.

Young Cupid, with bis four-in-hand Of g1itterins
Centennial Z: 80 steppers, fastest in the land, -
Himself a-rayed to dazzle youthful hearts and YER
dlnt eyes,
High-mounted in 8 phacton OF gold, with stars
and sunlight 6panned.
His tiny hands outstretched to guide the glstenins
reins,
Went driving down the Boulevards, his yearly
round the other day, ~
And, as bis rogn;sh eyes glanced here and THERE
he'd deigu, ....
Occasionally, to smile on some fair one That
passed his way.
And many lovely lady caught the magic OF that
emile,
~ many 2 youthful follower has sadly since
With aii it, potent power, its Establishments and
Electrical, direct that day from cupids lips to
hers.
And now, rhen any young Adonis on the boale-
wards, in passing seeks .,,f-
To catch one glance from misofl1eVouss na4i.
hidden. SOULFUL eyes, A. e.4
II but the faintest dimpie OF emile his e1fof1
He. etnrnine, means: ..Another heart ets'niS
snapped! Confound young c0pios E,,N. er.ss
, 1876-07-16


put have Rut t1em IN & very enylahle position as
concerns tneir gaHes w1tn the Hart1oros. IEey
pave now Won Is n'aiy ganes from tnat cluo as
nave the Ch317sos, anu tne games between the
Two leading western ORGANIZATIONS Will take an
addcd interest," 1fo1h 1nat 1act.
4 correspondent asks m opinion on the fol-
lowing situation:
In came Of baseball. A hos reach,a third hase.
is On 6rat, with At the but, and two men out.
9 hits o grounder to tho second uascmsn, who
doubles mp on and 3. A. in the meantime coming
In. Query: Can his run be scored?
ANSWERING run can be scored If the third
hand is out before reaching first base. In this
case AS run Goes not count.
A correspondent who writes over modest
female signature, but whose penmanship does
not bear out enc sex OF tne name, asks the mean
ing Of the letters which stand at the head
OF the baseball scores Us printed in
this paper. W" shows now many times each
player went to :bat; 4" the runs he made; !;
the Times ne fcacheu nrst base BY q safe
Int; * the nnmGcr OF the other side be put
out; tue NUMBER S q fmes y nc assisted to
errors made.
An altogether exceptional ramc Of baseball
viii he nlayed to-morrow on fhe Tycnty-third
street grounds, for the benefit Of thst Ycry dc
serving institution, the Ualf- -OrpIfan Asylurn.
The management Of both the Chicago and Bos-
tousClubs have volunteered the services of Their
men, and from the score or more OF players
thus offered two good mines will be made
IN, The Boston Club Of 1875 which is now all
ID the city, will play together, and will be repre-
ennted bv the following nine: Spaldinp. y, :
Wbitc,c ;McVey, b. Barnes, 9b; Sctlafcr, 8 b. !;
G. Wright, s. s. Leonard, l. t.; Harry Wright, c.
f.: Manning. r, t. The opposing nine will prove
one of the strongest of the season, us mQT be
, 1876-07-16
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY 16 17Ds11TEN PAGES

is certain to be 3 large attendance, and, gentle
men, see to It that several thousand people are
not kept waiting upon the elegant convenience
OF party Of dilatory drivers. Next to honesty
and 1alr.deallnE on Iaee-tracE, promptness is
on Inc track at the stroke Of 2:30, and permit
nd needless and provoking DELAYS in scoring or
getting off. Do this, and the quality of the
sport will be snch as to make the meeting
memorable one:
II FuRsEs FOR FLYERS.
As the purses Tor 2:20 and free-for-a1l classes
did not I'LL, Mr.. Mansur has concluded to give q
purse for either one OF them, to be trotted for
on the last day Friday), entries for the same to
close on Monday evening next at IS Dearborn
street. The entries for the steeple-chase will
also close on Monday evening at the park.
AN ATRoc1oUs ACT.
WiLkes' Spirit has the following editorial:
One Of the most outrageous cascs OF poisoning OF
horses that has ever come to out knowledge oc-
Cured s1 during the trotting meeting at Detroit,
the victims Of this dastardly work, of which the
Ghestnut stal!ion George md the black gel1ins CIT
in very dangerous condition. Our blood boi1s as
we chronicle such cowardly cruelty as this. Could
the ,sretehes be caught, Lynch law would be e5-
cusab'e in their cascs, if ever. Short shrift and
long rope would be the general verdict. We urge
upon the National Association the adyisabllty of
offering large, reward for the detection Of the
It is only necessary to add that private ad-
adyices Indicate that the culprit in the
above cases is now in this city. While it may
not be proper to take the extreme measures
pointed out by the extract, it Is proper to warn
every horse-owner to keep his eye out for the
scoundrel. II he shows up put blue mark on
him with strap at first, and il mild measures
fail, it will be time enough to resort to d rope
halter over limb.
LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH, July 15.-The attendance at
the races to-day il large. The August stakes
for 2-year-olls, mile, was won BIZ Puryear's
colt: Leonard second, and Orion third. Time,
1:50.
The Robins stake race. miles, WAS won by
Barrtcade. Rapahannock second, and Cornuco-
pia third. TIME, 3:44 :.
The consolation handicap, X miles, Was
won BY Papermakcr. Kinney second, Love
Chase third. Time, 2:45M.
The handicap steep!eehasc closed the meet
lng. It was won by Corouet. Resolute second.
weasel refused to jump.
CINCINNATI.
CIScIsNATl, July 15-The third days races
at chester Park were trotted to-day, the wealth
er yesterday being unfavorable. The unfinished
1ace r e, Of Thursday was won BY Frank Rivers in
The first race to-day, 2:ss class, best three in
five, purse $1,000, $500 to first, $500 to second
and Sl00 to third, wus won by Russell in three
straight heats. Time, :335. 2:355 is, and 1856 Bal
Charley second, Dr.. Rush third.
The second race, for the 2:29 class, purse
$l,5W, $3.50 to first, s40O to second, and $780,
to third, was won by Hylas. Sam West sec
ono, Josephine third. Best time, 2:3l4.
, 1876-07-16
TIE TRIGGER.

A grand shooting show Will commence At d.
Louis on Wednesday nc1t, under the manage
ment Of E. T. Martin, Of this city.
r, viii last for four days. Money
nr;zea tn The amount Of S2,825 will
be divided among the best pigeon-poppcrs. At
the conclusion Of the tournament, amateurs
will be given an opportunity to shoot for gold
medal valued at $50, aud emblelnatical OF the
channionship Of the world. The st. Louis Gun
C1nh rules viii govern, and all shooting will be
from Il aud plunge traps. Entries Will be
made On the ground each day.
, 1876-07-16

ConstantiuopIe letter tells this story Of the lata
Sultan: .'Aoraham Bey. the wealthy Armenian
banker, agent Of the Khedive, and IN great fn.os
with Abda Aziz, was called to the palace TO relate
the news OF the day. On the way he was told that
the Ministers had reported the national bonds to be
worth from so to IS, and was asked TO give that es
their value II the Sultan asked. instead OF L, the
rcaj rate. The Sultan did ask what the bonds vera
worth From 80 to 35. was the ready 1nswer.
The Sultan pleased, and placing In the bankers
ABRAHAM, Bcy was thunderstruck, but took thu
bonds, sold them for l. ard paid the Sultan at thu
tatu uf 30"
, 1876-07-16

7'1e1ua11 y CIHEtUaHtaa1 u
ST. LoUIS-uANTFoaDS.
g. Special Dispatch to TIE 7rioune-
~ AeT; torls, July l5.-1hr Harttords were Tor
re = 1hir1 time this week whitewashed by the
H.,1Lou1s =. LOUIS Club to-day. The batting Of the
sIa;fuords ss;rds vas c9ecrable, not single sale Mt
naag nnang made off Bradley. In the first inning
R.,,! i@soT to catch lin mapping, and tailed on
ba5tlns at long foul fy to Hig!ian.
% 1long made a base hit in the second inning,
ns., ru vas helped home by Mills allowing I nehi-
A@as pounder to 90 through his hauds' Ihese
, 1876-07-16

: Ywo-basc hits-Pcte7s, /; 2IcVey, !; Hines, /;
Home runs-White, i.
Total bases on hits-Chfeago, II; BOSTON, ":
ri; fi;st nass On etro5s-nlnes, oaialng, BE-
Aski, 4-tMcaeo, $. Leonar4, 1-1oston, =.
viii ~ ,;u,.s HassEl; Wnsbt
i; Leonard, Z: Murnsu. I: Brown. f~ioston, =.
Passed balIs-Wa aite, 1; Brown, 2.
Wild pitcAts-Joscphx, 9; Manning, !.
Tine Of game-T,ro hours and 20 minutes.
gmpf:e-L' ". burtlS.
The best exhibition Of pluck, good temper,
soo SILL i'll all yesterdays game was made by
that unfortunate Individual, Brown, who caught
for Joscphs and Manning. lie stood man.
, 1876-07-16

and bitches her with dogs and oxen, Is suca
bold assertion that must designate 1t as an old
woman's story, and am surprised now IL couid
be accepted BY newspapers edlted ny senslele
people Is . picture to illustrate German llfe-
have Travelled over large portions OF Germany
and Austria, and have tarricd about TWO years
among the various sections 0f the Province Of
Prussia, where the condition OF Eorklngmen IS
relatively at its worst, but nowhere have seen
women used as animals Of burden; on the cDn-
trary- have found that everywhere the women
are assigned to the easiest work. 70 De SURF,
among the peasantry III Germany the Work il
harder than here, but the cooler climate per
n,its much seTerer. bodily exerttou,. 1shlch Is
made necessary by ths crowded Ropai,G;Eua ,;ro a'
THE MUCu-MESTIoSED DoG-CART
does not, however, belong in the land o1 mytns,
nor is it upheard OF, like the use OF women as
animals of burden. Milk dealers ahu otnes
small business men who are unable s 70 sms,1
land-carts. and lead them by walking alongside
1,oldine the shafts. 1t is probable Alrs. SWISS
helm has ouye seen female yegctable-pedulel
with q dog-cart, but such sights sue cou1o see
here IN Chicago nearly every day. y,.,,c, that
PERFECTLY uniustiiaDle is the repfoacu 1Eat
v.N f;1pIs ARE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BID
DER
This is entirely contrary to the emotionaly IN
clinei German character. just the contrary Is
true aintan on the ssIengshh u ua tan 11
in Gernay !s in ,7 rfsnss ,stom5gT soealtea aea
oi II ame9ca Young grs oily too
s citea inaslrs hsI u hethsr tie claimant san oef
them them a nicely furnished house, in Germany
msrTiages are in almost every instance the re-
suit suit q personal affection: The pazsion, , for s
ertcnt as In this country. The man IS not
afraid, as here, that hc may be able to feed but
not to ciothe the woman; on the contrary, he
knows that he gets an Industrious !ie-con'pai1-
ion; and the girl, oa the other llan1, does not
expect that, alter marriage. she will have lIe
, 1876-07-16

public
Rattin,s contract with the St. Louis and his
previous agreement with the Athlctlc are nkc!}
to mike ali sorts OF a row with the clut's named,
and will certainly ve the Leagne
which has been supplied the writer from 81.
Ioujs. he is prepared to assert that Battl1is
contrnct with tic latter club will be sustained.
r. the information is untrue, taen tne Gull
clusions may be erroneous.
The st. Louis announce that they have n MADE
contract with Joseph " Dat1n, = 59nn o'ahp, fha
latter is at present pitching for ths New
I1svaos' and has one of the best curve deliveries
n tic business. The Chicago Club played two
pan1es against him this year, making III ths
rst % clean hits and II rqms ana y Inc Inc sTSona
rsr knows about Nichols efficiency aegainst pro-
fcssionnl battcrs.
The Ctncinnatis and Hartfords play on IN
c,nc3nnati to-day the game which Was post
poncd By rain few days ago.
7, these columns last week it was noted that
Mr.: Hazard OF the st. Louis Club, had been N
Chicago, making cxtravagant olers 10 q coup.S a5
Of Cago players It Is salaetGfS afsctn ~
engagements.
The Bostops leave here Monday night and 60
to Philadelphia, where they will play Weones,
dar Fron there they 60 to New York, and
nl3v there Thursday WITH the Mutnals. Ihese
IRE all the games yet positively arranged 1os
the East
TIE TRIBUNE of week or 50 ago contained U
telegram from St. Louis which pred1ctea az tns
view Of the writer that the ST. Louis C!uo ~
would not very strongly attempt 70 Hln ~ -
gnn,es With the Hartfords+ It was not asser1cd
that there was any intent In the management ~
bring about such result, ana tns aetetop " "