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HEALD's
Fifth Regular Public Sale OF
Stocks. Bonds. Loans and
Real Estate.

Market SITS. WliminSt ton. Del. on
SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 9Th, 1876
at IL A. NJ.
Sharp, and to be sold manly IN the order
OF the bill
8 shares OF stock in toe Union National
Bank OF Wilmington.
40 shares OF stock in the Union National
Bank OF Wilmington.
Q shares OF stock IN the Christiana River
Improvement Company.
Tbreeeighths Sloop Ann, about 70 tons IN
complete running order.
Dwelling 1905 Lombard street, ~ stories,
! rooms.
Two story brick dwelling, 1921 Tatnall
street, 6 rooms.
Three story brick dwelling, 1913 Washing.
ton street, l3 rooms.
For terms of sal. and pai ticuars sec large
posters.
The subscriber has removed his office to
the room adjoining the salesroom in the
CLAYTON HOUSE BUILDING and with 90
years experience is fully prepared to sell
real estate at public sale, to negotiate mort
cages, and to make regular public sales OF
stocks. bonds, loans, lots, dwellingsJ and
other real estate. ]. 4. HEALD,
Jan3l, feb,2-i Real Estate Exchange.
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- NHERIFF'3 SALE.
- By virtue Of writ of Levari,Faci,s tn
70 me directed will be exposed TO public sale
az the Hotel of John Elliott. in the village of
christians, In White Clay Creek hundred,
new Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
THE llth DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1876.
At2 o'clock. P. M.
the following described cal Estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in the
village of Christiana. in the county OF New
Castle and State of Delaware, on the south
erly side of the pubic road eading from
Ghrlsliana to Stanton, BOUNDED by lands of
James Bolton and Abraham Z. shan non and
pytht public road azores AID. containing a out
one acre. more or iess, on which is erecteo a
frame house, being real estate of and in
winch John ?. Todd. deceased. late OF the
sald village of Chrislana died, seized in fee.
leavlng to survive him ur children as heirs
at iaw 10 WHOM the same desct nded by yir-
aware.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF cob McUlintock. M ry Ann
hcCIiniock, JOhu Smith, Lev OIL ia Smith by.
iand PIlce. Elizabeth Jane Price and Martha
o. Miller, and te be sold by
WM ii LAMBSON, Sheriff
snefig ganaaGs o,nGs' a. NeE is1S 1Sastls' ion.e
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PERLFC SALES.
PUBLIC aALE.

The subscriber will - ~ Public ale, at
the tt"tti KEEP. by A. NJ .Xwou IN Middle
Town. Del. IL
The 22d bay Of February, 1876,
all those shops and grounds Low occupied by
Ii. Howell as h coach mandatory, situa-
ted On Lake street. Middletown, Del. with,n
$50 yards OF the rnilroad depot The main
builiing is 40 by 20 ieet with an l. 81 by 70
feet: office | by 20 att iched tn main building;
show room hack OF msia building - by ~
feet. all n good order, with II pump of good
water. The lot is 100 feet on Lake street
running back l2j feet. all surrounded with .
tight board fence eight feet h gh. 1t is a good
stand for coach work. or 1t would make II
hrst class fruit drying or canning establish
ment, Il BEING close to the largest peach shi'-
Pins depot on the peninsula.
Tho terms ere one hall cash. the balance
one year. with interest from date of sale.
JOHN L. WNSEND.
lHos. NJ. OGLE. Auctioneer.
Townsend. Feb. 3-eod&wts
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ALEXANDER & MARTeN,
CUSTOM
Boot & Shoe Manufacturers,
4I4 East Seventh Street.

All kinds of work done in the best manner
ana at moderate prices, and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Gum Boots and Shoes Repaired,
Which il n new and impoi tant feature in
the business. These having imperfect gum
pair Mt once,
Boots and Shoes of all kinds repaired in
)9fkmanllke manner and at shortnotlce.
fuole patronage respectfully solicited,
anlS dim
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JOHN REESE
CABINET MAKE
No, 500 Walnut stres''
WILMINGTON, DEL.

WILMINGTON, Dell , 4
Fine ready-made Furniture on naD'
on sale at very low prices. f,rpii.
Also manufactures all kinds OF nst ut
and store fixtures to order. in the pe''
ner and at moderate prices. Ia in t
UphOlstering and vanishing doh'
best style. at prices to suit the times, tsl
The public are invited to give III
novN- lyw
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WATER DEPARTMENT
CHIEF ENGlNEER's ofI.L (
No. 1000 Market sl.N

WILMINGTON. Del Dec sNN'
NOTICE TO WATER RENIEBs
IN Office City Water Depal1a I,
The bills for 1876. are now ready NV
able at the Registrars office, lOOo MAJ
The lew requires that all bills pala w
fore January 3lst. 1876, the face OF VI
shall be received and recel ~ w
those paid during the month oi ,, ts%
five per ct. additional, those paid dlr41
month of March ten per cent. addition
where amounts remain unpaid attg v
lst. 1878, the Registrar is required 10 nSii
Ferrules withdrawn and suit instltuIw,
the recovery OF the amount due. ol.is,, ma
will not again be let into such prelnl,JTs \
til such arrears with assessments, a'"'
drawing Ferrulcs are PAID.
Oflice hours . u. m. 10 p; m. ,rrng
scc,o.u RegiiiH'
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dccl0.l
TITO COUNTY TAN PAYERS

TITO COUNTY TAN PAYERS
Delinquent county tax payers Mc ~, ~ I,
notified that 1t is necessary for tne~"
at
No. 0x WEST FoURrH STREET,
and pay their tax Immediately II they wv
save costs ,,,eon
Colecoi
Once. No. e1s West Four" "
jan 81 lS7b-N
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NoTICE-REMUvAL DIR. QulnelI
~ moved to No. S04 MARKET sIkSl
oct2yti
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PUBLIC SALE ,

{, The subscriber. having rented
lnsaaT1< his iarm. will sell at Public Ven
T due. on the premises near Glas-
-s-i-@--- gov, Pencader hundred. New Cas-
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FNTDA1,U
TIE llth DAY OF FEBRUARY. ls7G

at O'Clock, 7. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
al that certain plantation, tract or parcel
OF land and Premises situated. lying and be
ing in hito Clay Creek hundred and county
Of New Castle. iii the state of Delaware. and
which is bounded and described as follows to
wit: beginning ut Il corner white oak which
Is also corner Of James Griffith and vii.
liam Wrieht's land, and distinguished on the
plot as A, and running thence with said Grit
fifth land south sixty one degrees and a half
west one hundred and sixteen perches to a
white oak stump anu n stone; thence with
said Grifhth's land and land of ohm Francis
south twelve and a half degrees east eighty
perches and six tenths of perch to n span
ith oak standing on the east side OF a swaL.p,
thence with said FraGcs' land aud land OF
Abraham heogR south eight and half de-
grees west eighty perches to stake in said
heogg held; taence st!l with said Keogg's
land south twentytour degrees and a quar-.
ter east sixty two perches and a half to n
double black oak in the line of land late of
Robert Shields, deceased; thence with the
said Shields line north fifty -ei sht and n half
degrees east one hundred and eighteen per
cne5 and nine e-tenths OF q perch TO a corner
white cak OF William Wright's land; thence
with the line of said WriRhts land north
eisht ana hait degrees west seventeen per-
ctes TO corner stake In line Of a white oak
nortn thirty MINUTES east thiriy-one per9hes
20 stone in line of n black oak, Aorth twelve
ana halt degrees eGst twenty seven porches
ana tlx-tes this to IA corner stake. north three
and half degrees Gust ffty-tvc perches To n
corner stake and north tive ry-six degrees
vest eiGhty-seyen perches to tho first men
toned white oak and place OF beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty-iive acres
or less.
Seized md tasen in execution as tie pro-
perty OF John u Murra and to be sold by
wM; ii. LAMBSON. sheriff.
sherit's Office. New Castle.
j
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GALE OF COWS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
Red Lion, East Marlborough, Chester county,
Pa, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1916,
X, p. m,
5"G ~ EIGHTY HEAD OF COWS.
AA,e,I.z Fresh and Springers,
And q Lot OF Young Bulls,
Also n lot OF FAT SHEEP, and number OF
Ewes and Lambs.
SILL q BAILEY.
Webb A. Nichols, Auct'r fcb2-ts
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GHERIFF'S SALE
, BY virtue of sundry writs of Fl. Fa. to me
directed. will be exposed toPublic Sale at the
Factory of William A, Turner 4 Co.. 2lO West
Third street. Wilmington. Del, in New Cas-
tie county Del. on
MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID, 1875,
At ii o'clock. A. M,
The following described personal prope-ty
viz:
A large lot of machinery for tho manufac-
ture OF shoes, consisting o, setting IN achin es,
trimming. beyellns' chaneling. splitting.
rolling. moulding racing and sewing ma
chimes; leather splitters, ! emory wheel, 2
gas stoves, vice. : toply burnishers, sand
pa,pertpg, , ,pe hSellng and prlckins machine;
shoes shafting and betting, barrel of ce-
nient, tacks, silk thread. lasts, chairs, stools
desk. letter press clock. fire proof safe, &c,
Seized and taken in execut on as the pro-
sold by VIM. Ii. LAMBsoN, She sherifl. III ''
Sherif's Onlce, New Castle,
February 2, A. b. 1876. feb4-ts
SHERIFFS SALE.
- BY virtue tf u writ of Levari Facias. to
me ulrectsu, VIII be exposed to Public Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l3 MARKET ST,
kept by Geo. W. ortlip, in tho city of Will
mlngton, New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1876,
At 2 o'clock, p. M.
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate
IN the City OF Wilmington Aforesaid bounded
and described as follows. to wit: beginning
at the southwest corner of Buttonwood and
| A. streets, thence running southerly along the
west side OF tald button wood street sixty
Ieot 10 STAKE, thence westerly and parallel
with said A street seventy wo feet to a stake.
thence northeriy and piral ell with Button.
woou street sixty feet to the southerly side
OF street, thence easterly along said south
place OF beg inning,
| seized and taken into execution as tho
property OF George K. Townsend and Mary
sold by AN ~ W
! ~. WIN ii LAMBSoN, Sheriff.
| sherih's Office. New Castle.
January 20. 1916. japo2. 2tawts
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A,IIERIFFS SALE.

AyIIERIFF'S SALE.
- by virtue of a writ OF I.evar Facias 20
to me directed, Will be exposed to public sale
at the ut tho HOtcl Of John Elliott. in the VII
age OF Christina, in White Clay Creek hun
drci, New Castle county, Delaware. on
The daily gazette., 1876-02-04

NOR SALE OR RENT A large Brick
II House with fifteen acres of land, in the
village Of Glasgow. Also, Brick Dwelling
and Store-house attached. For further in
formation apply on the premises to
jan5d&wtf JESSE BOULDEN.
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FOR sALE LiNU HEHY.

DOR RENT-The Hotel property in the
l. village of Christians; good stabiing. also
slaughter house. Posses sion 25th Of March
next. Terms moderate,
Enquire of MARGARET KING
ianl9-dtfwlt No. Sl9 Orange street.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE VASE.

trs sy,tHoLIsN-ME BIYASI'S LIFE RECORDED IN
MrTAG-pROCfss o. CONSTRUCTING TIE WORK.
The vase in shape is simple. II is covered
entirely with studies from nature none Of which are Al
lowed to project beyond the general outline On one Sae
n medallion with the head OF Mr. Bryant, and Oh the
reverse medallion OF equal size, with two female hsics
representns Poetry contemplating Nature Other me-
dauous with bas-rellcfs illustrate various points in
the poets life and works. In one case his f"ther IL
pictured as nstrucng him IN vcsidcatio ana points 20
Homer as his model. TIE second medallion SHOWS thr
poet III piece OF woods and Sdg6rsis I''ha'"P'iS'
The third represents his life journalist, ana inc
fourth commentaries his labor when more than 20
,ears Of ace as a translator of The Had" and Odys
sew" Above the head Is "a Tyre, and below The most
primitive form OF printing press reminding one " MS
10 years connection with The EreniHg P0st Beneath
and holding prominent position, is the Waterfowl"
which illustrates one Of his most widely read poems.
ON the ober side OF the vase still another medallion
Oh which IN open Bible is pictured On It's page is en-
..rayed Matt chap vi, v. 25-29" The artist illustrates
nv calling attention to the command 10 consider the
mics; :" that as Christ gives lesson in faith from low
er. 80 Mr. Bryant has drawn his p0ctical inspiration
from nature. The cup is ornancnlcd win the cotton
and Indian corn. The heavy cross-lincs forming the
chief foundation Of iretwor which covers the vase are
composed of branches Of The apple. which, while it u.s. to
cetner with its blossoms q great fayOliie with Mr.
B,pt suggests that his Will KS are not only beautiful
~ verse bui that they bedra fruitful moral HuAhnS
under this and forming the iner hnts is me rSi'lr
synboiizng The spirit of rne poetry ana Inc "haiahlh
which represents Immortality. Ths "oiE u"Fei7cs the
entire surface The neck Ornmcntcd in the lower part
with the primrose the emblem OF carl youth ana The
ivy. representing age. The "fringed gonllah' Is also
introduced, with Obvious intention. The words iiulh
crushed to earth shall again. are here gwen lofn
ing ornamental border
The ornament al the foot Of the Is taken from the
watcrly. abiding to MI BTyanrs ofaiions th'' dos
som being the symbol OF coqucnce The handles,
which simple In outline, Ornamchted win the
Indian ana the cotton. The bObonk Is introduced
here Robert OF Lincoln" 10 represent the humorous
verse. On the base IL the Tyre with broken shackes at
it's foot indicating Mr. Bryants efforts for the abolition
OF slavery.
The origin Of rpOUe.e work. which characterizes the
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PROF. JEVONS on THE DOLLAR.

THE PROPOSITION TO AssIMIIArE 1T TO THE EN-
GLisH POUND sTEBLING-wHY AGREEMENT WITH
THE FIvE-FRANC COIN IS BETTER.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The following letter from Prof. Stanley
JeYous of Manchester, England is in reply to one wmeh
addressed him in order to elicit his opinion OF Se-
ator shermans before Congress for assmi-
lang the American dollar TO the English pound scrhs
need hardly say that there is no higher authority IN
Europe on questions OF coinage than Prof. Jeyons lie
was Director of the Australian Mint at Sydney during
the period OF the greatest gold productions ana nc
stands at the head Of English writers metallic money
Believing that the Judgment OF an EnSshman OF such
experience and standing will be Of great value In the
formation OF opinion In this country on the Important
and imminent question Of Our future coinage desire 10
give Prof Jcvonss letter WIDE publicity as possible
and beg TO request YOU to give insertion in THE Tab
USE. Very respectfully, your obedient servant
Neic- YORK; June 30, 1876. GEORGE WALKER
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COLLEGIATE PRIZE srEAKrNG.

BootL's Theator was hllcl With select au-
dce a., cyc.n- on the occasion 81 the annual prize
.prylIns" Of the College OF the city o. NeH-York. De-
cupylng he stage Win President Webb and members oi
the Faculty were several prominent visitors, among
them william wood, President 81 tine Board of
College Trustees, tho Rev. Or. William Orinslon,
Mu.ic was furnished intervals IN the speaking by an
orchestra under direction of Prof l.. j. Enrn. The
u, Ia. consisted Oi prose aud pOctic.l defamation IN
tIr flliGvins ORDER Popular Apathy" from Webster,
,f,n w. wool, Sophomore; "lmpe1chncnt Of warren
Ut,lIug," from burke. Eugene j.. Oldn. Sophomore
speech SUJIfcl,ury Bil,' from webster David VI.
Hunter, IT,. "Dtatn"rd Ot Benedict Arnold from &.
LIppald, Marcus slime. 49,: ID tltratpn %! IRISH
x stS" from Gra,iAn, Vernon NJ Davis. ST.; Columbia
Welcoming the Nations" Anon. ". j. Campbell, Sophie
more; "lhr Launching the ship from LJudcilow,
irving H. Tiil, f Tue Abbot and lsobrr; Bruce, from
" scott. Charles I. Henry, The Speakers gained
the hearty applause of the audience. The announcement
Of tht name, of tlr rgc"r,, speakers was postpone
nutii Tomorrow evening when the commencement eA-
eIciscs Will take place IN the Academy Of Music.
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TIE TOURIH or JCLY.
Anr,xGEuryrs ror TIE cELrnEAIIJS ~ THE


Apr,NGEMrNrS ron TIE CELErEA1IJS ~ TnE
CITY AND s,nrUBs.
The office of the Centennial Celebration Com
tee j. crowded daily by te representatives, ~ Narods
-oc,t!cs Tho members Of the Ncw-fork 'ai'dpniiu
Club in tlelr characteristic uniforms will appear m lu
force with drum corps and pircrs Several lire com
pauies from staten Island and other neihboring towns
VIII send their oi II members ana their oltime ca zines
the various Temperance societies and benevolent a,.ncia
uois are taking unusual in,crcs; In the ctehaun ana
will be largely represented Ihe German s"n-"fOund
societies wiu form graud column. At tha request
OF the Veterans OF the Var of lel2 the PARE Com
missioner, viii perni. David Van Arsdale OF The
Veteran CORPS to raise tire national nAg ri a." Battery
~ sunrise on the n"nn: ~ the f"hIth oi JUN pr
Van hr'dIlc IS the son OF tl' ih' "io' wien ,%.
700 wears ago The veterans ~" also raise the nag on
inc Old for; in Central Park on the 5alr m"Iimt. 'ht
fnur,b wards hayo formed Centennial Association
'',ii has nov, .hort 300 furEh-rs Gen. Franz sgr
has br nt tGs heaI ~ the organization. Lot evening
rpa.4 meeting %! residents ~ The annexed DISTRICT wa
Sij ~ X RELAYS Hall az ThirI-,vr. and OEchIujr'l-
-i..H presided. \ committee Nas appointed 70 'p!''I
.rit,Inus and make the necessary arrInern 'ut.
The proerammc al comprise ioTciist procession "h
he evening Of July anl festival ~ one O! tEr PAIN
Wr,icIe.trr County viii D., invited 10 participate.
At White Plains. nerns o. cithr9s w. t , u.s.
tcuui Fourth and 70 adopt measures Tor the erection
" monument on CGait"iton I'LL Whrf' the DA'o OIL
one o. thu catur,s 81 the proposed celebration 81 te
Fourth OF ia, 1T M"uut vernon vii hc t"TchiSA' PRO
r.s.iou. beginning 5buH after midnight
giic Ad,iu,nic Bu..rd of PttIaDn has granted per
mtsloa tuc erection or Tiuuph Arches IVA u" "'''''
f,r The Fourth ~ July celebration. .
Great preparations being made In Tren'ol 70? me
b.A:iOn " the nail0Ih bf'."@y tHc iuhu I''r'
.n,o1it 10 about 5000. There "llI D. '-~..' Oh
m. D,l.varr River, . military parade AID ~, "or".'
Ia Princeton the celebration promises 10 hr very at
frlcye Gov Bcin viii pa SGO aI tue pu1lIc hicclh.
which will be attended by all t.e living oN-'io'cih3
Tina United states senators memoirs O congress ahi o.
~ or,4.ture oil 1876. the pftncn-- AMI idculra 81
rn,ycrs and Princeton Colleges, ito hcwJo soy f'tn!
iru socIgtg AID sersiai slmcots OF lac National
Guard
A meeting Of tn. employing and ionrneymcn carPeh-
Ter. and ,tair-buacIs lcld los. evening ~ cooper
IuslIur Tor thu purpose Of making suitable aU'hEt-
u,rfs ON behalf OF trades for participation IA TIE
s,io and celebration In t, citJ OA ih 81 'H 1b
~ Ju!y Osirs,n The ANAL att'ni-At" TO dohhN. a'
tin, wa, taken except the Adoption Of RESOLUTION A
tuorlzug tAe Chairman 10 allyMs = committee 81 ''i'
i,urnryIu,n u cuOy"rAiO win i"o c'Imt.cc oI rH-
oJyer. pieyou,iy Appointed to a"aAeh oiiih.-h on
A. uulst,
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OBITUARY..
JOHN NEAL.

JOHN NEAL.
Mr.. John Neal, well known writer, died Mt
Portland, Ne, yesterday morning. lie was born at
Portland (then Faluoul on the 25th OF August 1893
OF Quaker parentagc. ana himself n member 0f
Society OF Friends until the age of -. HIS life has
been OF remarkable variety OF pursuits. beginning
as n shop boy, he aitcrward taught pcnnanship and
drawing he subsequently, in the dry goods business
in Boston, NcwYork and Baltimore, having IN he latter
city for partner the well-known John Picrpont The
copartnershp failed In 1916. and Mr.. al then under
took the study law. He meanwhile contributor
10 The POriico. q Baltimore MAGAZINE. He printed the
novel OF keep Cool" In 1917; the next year volume
OF poems; in 80 he produced the tragedy f"Oho or
the Bastard" aud DC concerned in The writing of
History OF the American Revolution He WIS
admitted to the bar In 1919. In ISL he pro
duccd not less than four novels, sevcrally en-
titled, "seventy-Sx," Logan" Randolph" and
"Errata" all Of which forgotten. Not
one Of these cost the labor Of much owe month H.
1924 Mr. Neal 10 England where he contributed to
several magazine, printing Baclrood among Other
things his sketches o. the 1--WE American Pfcsidchts
and OF the Five Candidates Tor The Prcsdcncy" IIe
became also in London the friend OF Jeremy Bcntha, in
whose house he for some time resided He returned 10
America tn 1877. and resided in Portland. where he
prGctccl law, continued his literary pursuits lcc;dred
and having established gymnasium, civo lessons IN
fencing nd .parrns. Mr Neal has also published
Brother Jonathan" O~-jl; " Rachel Dyer" tl7-'l;
.l
ship Tale" us3D; The Down !.astcrs" d-|.);
zone Word Morc" tlsJi); "True Womanhood" ,l''0);
"WandCriuI Recollection, OF Somewhat Busy Lie y
lSC9). and Purtl4 and Illustrated" asa.
Mr. Neal was q man ~ markcd ccccutrciiy Of charac-
ter bis literary work. partang largely OF this was
hardy 81 merit to secure an abiding reputation He
himself onrc said Of his verse. that il either fine
poetry or great nonsense" Hs prose may he dismissed
viii, TIE same dubious cric-m PeThapsf he had WIT
ten less lie might have written better, but be- had hardly
talent or requirement II warrant such renirA"1Ie
rccundiy Mr.. Neal belonged 60 past a-e Of American
letters when he BEGAN 70 puu,ish had few authors
Of merit aud he attracted attention anl acquired
notorieiy TO which rOlhns IL his productions entitled
Lin. The best II tie his character li' emery
wa. Immense and indeed WAS His sct-suiicency hc
arrogant and passionate; but n the oL'r hand he
was kudEca.t and hcueyp'cnf great lDE2- ~ ll-i.r
and Way- ready yHlic.ir what pr Thought 10 Ice 90"
truth ~ any co1Ir"te history 90 American LtThiuT'
b, mus rr mentioned bl. leaves hnuiiy ah. tAus
which ,.I Ltty 4ts hold uVrG Z! reading pablo
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BASE BAIL.

The game az Cincinnati yesterday between
the BOSTON ard Cincinnati Club, won Jy the Eos'ons
by score ~ II % :.
The Athletics of philadelphia were dclcatc Il
uy the - Loui, nown Stockings At ST. Lyais yesterday
~ q .pir % 1 to-.
The game played at Cambridge, Mass, yes
ierd4y between tr Harvard and Amherst College CuD',
was wua ~ ihe former uy score OF II 100.
In a game played ut indianapolis yesterday
between Wc Philadelphia and indianapolis Clubs the
l.tt.l c,ut Won iur s,.ac ty sca-r oi - To l.
At Pat..son. y. j., yesterday, the champion
amateur Cuos'a Clu5 ~ Brooklyn defeated iho Olympic
,.b OF that place after well played game Of II In
niny- ry . -rrr' ~ H. To- IL.
4 game OF base ball WAS played at Providence
ycst.rray between tho Taunton Dila-J and Rhode
Climbs The s.Orc stood To - the "a OF the niHtI M
MINK. Tie Iaru:pus ..trrN ri throw ~ the game.
which was Awarded To tho Rhode lei 1udi.
The following is the score 10y innings %! the
thir; eaam unsp same between tIc MIaal' % Brook
I,n nai tine Chic ZOOS ~ Chicago yesterday:
lst. -. 81 ~. 5ih. q. IN. +. =. Oh Total.
H sLi.asa. Q Q / . II