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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-10
WALL STREET SPECULATION
Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM SIZE RER, Deceased.
l. The undersigned having been appointed Ad
ministratrS of the estate Of William Shearer, late
OF the county OF Rock Island, State OF Illinois, dc
ceascd hereby gives notice thgt she will appear he
fore The County Court 81 Rock leland County al
TIE Office ul the 81 ri. Of said Court. in tho CITY o
Rock Island. at the August term on the Third Mon.
day in August next, a. which time all persons nav
In" claims against said estate are requested to at
tend for The putpo G ui iayiU- the same adjusted
All pcr-O indebted 10 -.1 estate are requested tl
make immediate payment To the undersigned.
Dated IA 18th duy oi June. a. d. 1876.
ELIZABETH SHEAREB, Administrators.
Or 3,y
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10
An Old Mans story.

When | was lad and lived in Hart
ford. the meeting OF the legislature, in
spring OF each wear. was considered =
very important event. in the honor OF
which Il was the custom 10 keep thrce
iays ss holidays. On one OF these occi-
sious. my employer called together AL
of his apprentices, and giving 10 each
one of us tho SUM Of three dollars, tod
u- We were vt liberty to GO and enjoy
tAe three HOLIDAYS ~ we chose; he niss
told Us that. az an announcement 10 ia
to be Industrious aud frugal, il any q:
Us chose 10 remain at the shop and work
turing any part of the holiday time. he
would add 90 what he had Just given Nv.
one dollar :or each day 80 spent. Now
| had heard great deal about a niuepiu
alley which had been cstabished li
suothcr part Of the city, aud had :el-
curiosity TO see for myself
what sort OF came it was 90. deeming
this favorable opportunity, | set OFT
for the place. On my way ! crossed
bridge, where a small fee was required
for crossing. At length ! reached the
place. joined company WHO were plav-
ug, and was soon initiated into ths
I'm ysteries of the game.
After playing some time. IL was pro-
posed that we play for money my COM
panions, taking advantage Of my iucV-
.perience. allowed me 10 win small sums
tor while, until /, highly elaied, thought
TO myself, How much better 10 make
money in this way, than to stay IN the
shop and work. After time. owevcr,
| began TO lose, but hoping Tor better
success, kept on playing until ] had
barely enough left to recross the bridge.
II then concluded it was time TO stop
and return. The next day I spent in
the shop. determined to regain part, ct
least, OF what 1 had lost As was
alone all day, ii was fine opportunity
for mediation; and the result of my re-
Elections upon nv folly of the previous
day, was ~ firm resolution that would
never again have anything to do with
gambling in any form. a resolution
which. although | am now an old man,
have never yet regretted having made
and kept. w
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He Shows How IL Was Done.

In CoI's court was p charge Of assaul,
against that old offender aud police
iavoriie, JOHN Doe ard Mr.. Dica,ou.
he attorney was examining wiiue.,
Dickson How har7 did he shake the
man when he grabbed him?
Witness Il don't kEow. Pretty hard.
Dickson w hat do you call pretty
hard ?"
witness Well, it was pretty hard,
that's all can say
Dickson n-CoTne. now, you surely have
sense enough 10 let the court know
what you call "pretty hard"
Witness-l guess eau show the court.
1t was like this.
Here the witness rose from his seat.
and, sprinCing upon the astonished at
torney, grabbed him by the collar. ani
with a strong. impuisive Jerk, landed
him on the floor. Then be gathered him
up and Topped him against & chair. then
he began to bang him over the 6oob jam
him up against the wall. and bstter him
round over the benches.
Hold on-I understand" shouted
the lawyer.
This Is how he fetched me-" retorted
The witness, giving him another lift.
Wont the court rule out his ans wer
II object" said Mr.. Dickson, catching
his breath.
If YOU withdraw your question. all
right" said the Judge. and, springing
down from his seat, he collsced the wit
ness and took him OF. When he again
mounted the bench he remarked I" Tho
witness appears TO have introduced hi,
testimony. but can rule that the jury
ignore his snswer.'
BY this time the spectators were in 4
lconvulsion OF laughter, and the attorney
retired to brush his clothes The
case was dismissed. - Virginia New
Chronicle.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10
or the Jasper Courier
I'm derdraining.

Mr.. EDITOR - Believing that you are
in anything that will add TO
the material prosperity of the country,
also in the old adage, THAT ne vino
causes two spears of grass TO grow
where only one grew before, is bone-
factor 10 bis race" I wish TO call the
attention OF the people, TO tho irnpor.
tsnc- og underdrainag especially in
Madison and Boone townships, OF this
county. Some of our best farmers are
alrs sady anxious 10 unjerdrain their
land. .nd v would commence Immediate
Il they could obtain tile without ship
ping long distances ct great expense ard
trouble. Could not some one be in
ducc1 30 ret up Tile Factory In oar
Imids,: !; would undoubtedly be - good
having i7vestment 20 tAem, and a.so
meet great public necessity. For lie
purpose Of bringing the subject more
fully before the ue5ple. please publish
the Premium Fssay on Undertaking,
bv 'clos Wood. found on the PSI page,
Of Indiana Agricultural Report Tor 1872.
T.. 4. GLkzES.
IErLAND. lyp., 1870.
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ELECTION.
New Winter stock
BOOTS AND SI0.aS .

t'HE --fs-s'snsf trs 80 ~ % r,f- -as.e
sft- i1rt -a--iref. ~a a 'r-, 800 .f cs.sp .s
to.s'f 'n ugbo.s D1-liy .. tt.y .y.-.l o. cash
rli Stnv-s Wen Foot - 20
v ~'yis Men cots, T.f 49,. 20
attr-' oarss - nr~ 90
--sitr-' Tine sho-- 90
~ al other ki7is IN pro3sr.I~a- Ten per
~ o. Tor rash. Come rrd set. X Been.
East stpE o. PvBLIC sQUAKE,
Nov. ,, 76--ly. JASPER. IND.
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General Newton's Visitor.
Cincinnati saturday Night

General Newton, who blew up He'll
Gate. was sitting in his Office the other
day. cogitating upon his engineering
triumph. when the door opened softly
and in walked broken looking man
with a hollow eye. who inquired if he
might speak word with him. Ger
tainly," said the General. take q seat,
pointing at the same time. as he scan
ned hi. visitor, 10 u keg marked "dyna-
mite"
The hollow eyed man smiled faint.
melancholy smile as he took the profier-
cd seat. implying that life was 10 dark
and dreary 10 him that even dynamite.
should il explode. could not lit him out
VI his cspondency.
The General had relieved himself q;
many bore by rendering him that keg.
bat this man. evidently. wss made "
sterner stuff. OF else misfortune end
misery had rendered him indifferent 20
close proximity with the most deadly
explosive known to science.
d" Ia what way can serve Won asked
the General taking = torpedo ont OF his
desk and lighting a match IS, hat h.
might the more carefully examine ,he
priming.
lou are the engineer who blow Up
He'll Gate. think. said the strange.
Well, | looseued the hinges some, J
believe" said the General.
You've msde this matter blowing
things up-conSiderable OF a study, /
suppose 7"
" Well. ycS. somewhat
4
vou?" continued the hollow eyed man
"Nou know the amount necessary 10 DO
ihc work slick end cleaDY wouldn't
have any miscalculation for the world.
! had rather you would raise me up by
my coat collar right here, and set me
down hard an this ere kec, So"
lie was about o. illustrate how Il
could be done, when the General turned
pale and grasping him " tho shoulder.
said: "EOr heavens sake si' iil-don't
iump IN aud down ia that manner.
Lave Just rad the roof of my Office re-
paired because an indiscreet visitor took
MS unoeremonious departure in that
direction
Better that way said the stranger,
gloomily, "tban fail in my present
ilt-slOi.
Proceed unfold yourself"
Life has been n burden to me for
years said the hollow eyed man in low,
despairiug tones, yet all would have
been well and happy but for one thing
have waited long and patiently for
deliverancc. have prayed for il as
never man prayed. Despair has seized
me-
Don't rock that keg so" interrupted
the General. Z" But what has my explo.
sives got to do with this?"
Everything, my dear General.
was about despairing when heard oi
your success at Hell Gate. Here" said
|, ais man who can lit all my woe snd
send il higher than Beecher's Life oI
iChristopher Columbus"
please explain yourself
The hollow-eyed man drew the keg ,
little closer, and his voice sank to
gloomy whisper; I've got a job fol
you. I care not for the cost, but ther,
must be no failure. Don't spare tb,
dynamite, make clean job of it ant
fix your own price, (shudderingly.)
have mother-in-aw He'll Gate j,
nothing compared"
lie brought his heels suddenly and
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10

-s,rsaED EvERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
p-ncIs COUNTY. INDIASA, By
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10

IErLAND, lyp., 1876.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10

',oleuuy against the kee as ho men
Toned that female relative. AMI oa tae
siaat there vas a terfi.c eXplp sion.
1.leh pu, AZ Iucercmorious end 20 :hc
,cr eronco. When the General recov-
ared consciou ,ness and picked hirlself
mp from among the debris, the hollow
eyed man was nowhere 10 &c seen. and
looking ~ the hole owe head the General
Indignantly remarked. "Thore, con-
.ouni Lin, that roof has got to be Fixed
again.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10

"A hypocrite is one who lies, cheats.
swears and blckguards during the weak,
and on sunday walks into the house 81
God, bends his knee, in mockery, and
prsys TO the Great Coz of the universe
Tor The pardon OF the sins he has com.
mitted during The past week, and each
week gocs through y similar
formula but never mendS his ways
lex.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10

The grass crop is not 70 much ir-
creased in quantity ~ Improve DO
quality, the hay boing of t.e very best.
while AL danger OF i's beius displaced
by sedQe and other s.mi-aqu4u' grasses.
Is destroyed. Usually. % our G.. mate
ard soil. clover suffers the second season
quite - much as wheat from the eX-
treme slterna;.ons oc frecz ng and ,haw s.
ing. which throDs the roots cut OF the
ground, breaking the small, fibrous
working root, and thus killing The
plants. Ir. Waring .ells us that with
proper attention to msnuring, and care
- keep animals from its surface while IL
IS wet from recent rains, 10 prevent
pudding tccmDscting the soii like
mort4r) Il ncaaov need uei be DrOken up
In life time and may be relied on to
produce uniformly good crops, always
equal 10 the best obtained before drain
age.
J have thus pre-ented, in rs condensed
a form as possible, few pain fact
drawn from my own experience aud
observation. aud hope the intelligent
farmers OF Indiana will take this subject
into serious consideration Are you
not weary OF cultivatiug your land for
oue-half OF the crop it i, capable of pro-
drsing. and sometimes getting none at
All? II you are disposed 10 try the ef-
fects OF undertaking for yourselves
take orc acr, OF the best land you have
that needs draining at all, and after the
tile is laid put on the usual amount OF
manure and then invest the value of the
increase of crop in draining the next
acre, and YOU will then find that the
cost OF draining your entire farm is IN
reality only that incurred in the ex-
pens- of the first acre.
NORTH MADISON, IsD.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10

Long Joln Wentworth has written
his rccolec' n, Itwouid be interesting
to know IL hc rcco,leots when he hsd 9'
underslirt '.,., wasn't 100 'hurl Tor hln'
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. is CorsIER BUILDING on
VIZ MAIN STREET.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1876-11-10

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.lvei';sers.
Notice. OF appointment % admins
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
RniNisac nxtaNYNLes.ilnn On min

ID MINING cOMfANY.-Leeation Of prin-
forniA. VI
Location Of work.. Gold MI District. Story
County. Nevada.
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on Aesount oi a.-ess-
menI lNo. III levled on the 18th day Of March,
lB.G, the several Amoants set Opposite The
nance Of tns respective sharehoiders. - fol-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

AMI IN srcor,,nc: .,yS i.~ ,ua 70 o,as,
Of the Hoard Ot Difeetofp, made on the 18th
day Of March, 1876, 40 many shares Of each
parcel of zach stock - may BE- necessary VIII
be sold At public auction. o. the efico Of the
compasy. Room 81 Hayward's Building. No 80
California sireet. San Pranclsco, California, ON
1896. at the hour Of two l2) O'Clock ,. Z.
Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs oil advertising and
expenses 0f the sale.
u, j.. THOMAS. Secretary.
once Room No 81 ffsyward's Building,
No. tip California street. San Fnaneiseo. Cali
fornia. my5td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
pELIyorrSr SALES.
..,,h c~hipunn- Ceatiassd

And in accordance with law. and an order Of
tho board OF Directors. made on the Sd day Of
March. is's. 90 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be sold
Room u. No. io CAliforniA street. San Fran
ciseo, California. on "WEDNESDAY. the 18th
day Of April, ls16, 81 the hour Of one O'Clock
=. n. Of said dAJ, to pay said delinquent as
ezSnen thereon. together with costs OF adj
veItising and expenses of sale.
ii J0skPH MAduiRE, Secretary.
0fnee-Rosm ~, No, tis California street,
San fnneisco. California. aplDtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13
WANTED.

rnnEE 'JouRyEYxEN HOUSE, PAINT.
i MRS md ous roper Aanfef. Apply q q
ROBINSON & McKENZlE.s, 4
Painters and Paper HanRers.
@ bfi. Ifovsr 0oH Hin. lr
mysiws OppOsila. ~ sappsirs Quarts nm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

The above sale 10 postponed until FRIDAY,
Nay 20, tss6, At tbs same hour and place.
ny order of the beard Of Directors.
sp2std JOS. MAGUtkk, secretary.
NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
IN Location Of principal place OF business.
san Francisco. California.
Location VI works. 0old lin. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing-de-cribed stock. ON account OF ssress-
msnt tho. ~ levied on the 18th day VI March,
1855, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective Shareholders, As fol-
lDka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13


1 GlaIier 4 Co, Trustees. bal.
anee certificate No lig, sold
for as.eu. nent No TO-. ..iihG.. ..s.....6..
I Glazici Il Co. Trustees. bel.
sneo certIncaic ko2A, sold
for assessment No W......t 15T. .... ON. 1T 10
Prank swift, Trnsiee. bal.
anoe certificate No12J, sold
for sseessm, nj No 10. .....+l5s.. ...Gh $50
Franz Swift. Trustee. bal.
anee certificate No97o, sold
for assessment No 10. ..... AGO. ....6k...G 30
T W Iinchmau. Trustee. bal.
ancs certificate No ifT7,
sold for assessment No 10. tis1. ...3t... .8. =.
II y Wood. Trustee. bslanee
certificate No isGt. sold for
assessment No 10. ........ .tiCa. LIN. u 20
II u Scott 4 90. Trirtees. .Hl
balance certificate No ICES,
sold Tor assessment No 10 tlG1. ...l3N ..l30
r y Kent. Trustee. balance
certificate No iTi3. sold for
assessment No 10. .........tlJi.. ..l1....T =.
Franz swift, Trustee. balance
certih, ate NO 7is5. sold for
assessment No TO-. ......... ticg. ICES. GU 80 ~
II r Wood, Trustee. balance
coitiotAte No 2l9s. rold for
asssssment Nolo. 1890. iidI. ..lSS Ia -
nosmer 4 bourne. Trustees,
balance eertincats No 1914.
cold for sssossmeni No u. tlcs... .3.....5 o..
Frauk swift. Trustee. bal.
anee eertihca,e Ma 1919.
cold Tor s-.essmcnt No ~ .4ltO. ..l3N III ~
X A hiehsrdson. Trustee. b.l.
anes certificate No 2ss7.
sold for assessment No o .<i1i.. ...GS.. 80 81
Frank swift, Tru,tec. bal.
anee certiheais No Tos0.
IL f.-.....t No In lt-1 qlk ~ On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-13

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
IN. Board Of DIRECTORS. made % The ,sth day Of
March. isse, % many sAArss of Zach parcel
90 such stock % nag b. pecsssary vii be sold
at public auction. at the once vi he Company,
rrsssiseo, California. On sAfUEDAY. The
:Olh day Of hay. isfs, - The hsur Of ~
o'clock n. Of said day. 10 pay said dslin.
quent Assessment Thereon. togsthsr With costs
Of advertising - sxpsnsss - the sale.
q. A. sANKBY. SECRETARY.
Oniee- Room N. No. al Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California niy3 I'd
NIORrM cillrMAN AiSiNo CON.
N PANY. = Location Of principal plaee VI
SusiSsNs, San Franeisco. CAlforniA
Notics.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing describsd stock. on aeeount Of asse-s'
n,rnt no. ~ levied On the Sd day Of harca,
iS,s. the several amounts set opposite the
nsmss u the respective shareholders. as FOL.
, 1876-07-26
AQUATIC.
TtfR vlcttT Grim

Tho Chicago Yacht Club held its regular
meeting at the club room Of the Sherman House
last evening, Commodore T. y. Dsailley in the
chaE, and J; FarFoW G Acting as Secretary; Alter
tic NAMES Of c. Baldwin, II. Hessler, and F.
II. sanlmuns vera PROPOSED for menherslip.
carrying crews vas adopted.
Tie Commodore ordered tho squadron to
assemble ut the foot Of Van Duscn street Satur-
aay, ApE IT H., Tor she annual course TO-
for q regatta Which will take placc OIL thu last
Saturday in August The members cf the
Committees were censurel for leng backward
III their reports. Il was also, announced tl,at
members ii the Clul, mt owntug boats will
ayc roonl provided for them In the boats OF the
sHl,n(lron. An adjournment was then had,
There will bc a trial Of speed this attsxnoon
between tho yacht Annie Louise Cary alIn tho
yacht Sea Gull, ot NRnltowoc, for $50 u st,1c.
The Yachts stnrt from tho foot OF Van Dusen
STREET ut s:30 o'clock p. In Tht course is to tho
crib and return.
, 1876-07-26

unpfe-Af. McuAff, OF III. Is0nlA.
HrNIf1VIELD, ILL, -
sPRIA0P1KL1,, July e5.-Basc- ball-SprtngGe
Watch Factory, n; Jacksonville Stocks, t.
CAUGHT.
The New York Mratdof Sunday publishes tho
following arttcle, which, will mako sensation
In tho bill world, and rebound not q lfttlu to
the credit at tho lntu who trapped the woula.be
thief sU neatly:
It has lon: been charged that many Of the pro.
upon thu left 4 ha. 9esn assettcd that games are
tho players put in an appearance ipon tho te!d;
,h9t eerap cliqYa q gaMbets carried tlo fsatlys
fore always Knew Just how to wager thelr money
In tbs poo.ruon 10 win. 1t was held that players
wsro paid 70 much for each game they would agree
euus thoy ll.A. d ,ttilI greater Que thtengl, iho
medium ii friend whom Tiny could send Into the
raol: room With Instructions how to bet 10 bo sure
This bs!ef gained ground rapidly with tho pub.
lie, nna ~ wonder. 1oF apparently but little e4ott
was nsade by the Managcfs os the yastons clubs 70
oven moro rank than II waa generally supposed
The iacspcabIe conduct Of some players at eefa
tain tn,e. Ensc deaf pf cuus TO tho geiotts clscH
lated, aud Tho na,ter Fftcd on from, bad TO worse
least two Ut ths interest felt IN baseball nix
Or soven years aRo has completely dlsappcared, 70
th&t He now rarely Aee ante thAn 1touo Or 1.*uU
spectators Of u gums that formerly would have Ut.
tcctly,. to be sute.l have osen made ag1lnst tho
Mutual club IN lato ycsrs, but in Justice to Mr.
caMlneycr. tho Club manager, must bo said that
out tho evil, II any snch really existed. lie has
cytn Offered n reward to any one who would
place in biz haads evidence Of Improper eauloct In
fega1d " thu winning losing VI any gano by any
Meanbes os thu Mutual ntne. but thus far no man
has eyer bseu able to bring une atom Of proof
against any Ut tho men. That gamblers and others
have frequently Ioads oycstures to the players anu
by holding out !cmpttng rolls Of gfeenback4 Gu.
tude thu various club managers hays long felt -.
sured, hut Just who these parties are Il wa dieais
to a4ce.ta!n. At last, howeyurt one Of kLem has
been brought ~ bay. Shortly after tho Mutual
, 1876-07-26
CASUALTIES.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

DAvnNronr H., July GA coroncr's In.
quest held OH tho body Of Il rnau killod ut Hul-
cttt, near here, yesterday, developed tho tns
that thu ratuo Of the unfortunate man wus
George Bn.llInE, artt that ha WIS ol!u of. tho
rroprictors Of the Park Exchange, San Fran
In tho spring fur tllc. purpose Of startling u
restaurant ah1 carrying It oil during the period
Of tho Exposition, hut he lost nli Ills invest
ent, ul.i 90 left there on tho 12th inst. for Sun
Franeiseo. Arriving IN Davenport last aatur-
ho walked thc trark To Wo.rati, where ii. thu
evening he tried to bourd Il freight train, fell
under tl,e cars, aul WAS crushed to death.
, 1876-07-26

Two.baso hts-nns1ee, l; Pctsfs, /; hcFeJ, l;
?a; il esa; 's;pcte?:' t' i!ne. !; atenn l.
Total bases On hts ch'eago, q; Cincinnati, 10.
q ph;s: ss. on i sp:dns o,:ns nsss' aSa'
Jcne.. !; Aootii, j; Snyder, i.zGinetnn1ti,
sn.1s Iti On es:esMsve ;1as Il h3t' Il aots 1isss
.;s Bssscs :; II cslic' bai1svaienn, !; Foiey, i.
I;,, 1sssed ,salls-Meye{. !; Bg9th: 2; Foley, l.
T,me II es%eSfwo S5dats '.nd lilly minutes.
Umpre-M. Walsh. Loulsvll1c.
Dean, the Cincinnati pitcher, who first ap-
rcarcd On these grounds yesterday, Is full.
t'osso1ncd throwcr, and not always % under
hand ono either. 1t 10 50 common with him 10
transgrcss thu rule about holding the hand be-
low the hip that It was remarkable that no pro
test vas entered. As 70 ha effectiveness, the
|, Tho only really ans play made BY the Cincin-
changed with Booth, and took this position in
tho third inning, after It had become clear that
thc other man could do nothing with Dean's
Foley's quickness and pluck. and gave him scv-
crni rounds Of applause. kessfer YVES the only
other Cincinnati fntleldcr who made anything
like good showing, and In bis case two brill-
liant plays were covered up by three errors.
The feature Of most Interest tn the Chicago
team wgs tho debut Of Andrus, who PLAYED for
The arst time In championship contest. He Was
literally appiauded for what he did by tho
him because he WIS stranger. The debut was
successful one enough, and the new man
showed that he was very likely to make Q good
batting record when cullcd on.
Another change that worked well was TINT Of
giving McVey chance 10 c1crcisc his talent for
catching. Tie changed With White In the fourth
inning, and finished tho game In front Of 4pald-
ing, doing ali Ills work III lrst-class shape, md
pruying that nc can take dny Of exercise Is
well as anybody. a gentleman who had soen
| Mac fn several positions, desired to know yes
tegday II he could catch for his own pitching.
Not dccilcl The retnair,:ter Of the niue played
! their usual close, harl-W6rking game, putting
more than usual strength into tue batting
| Tho same clubs play again Tomorrow and
Saturday, and It nlay be we'll for admirers OF the
gatne tn remember that the two contests named
will DO the last for three wccka.
u08T0Ns-MuTuALs.
6pead1 Dtspd!ca to 11e Trtbtnt.
BosToN, MaAs., July 25.-The sixth gamo DO.
tween the Bostor,s and Mutuals was played on
the Boston grounds today. The home club ex-
cellcd ut every point. They took the lend III the
third inning, and easily held It throughout tho
| game. The Mutuals scored their only run Ia
The third inning. After IIo1lswort1l aud Start
liad been disposed of, Trcacy took first OF,
BeIafer's tumble lie atolc second, and came
in on Hallinan's strike, through Morrill,. Man.
ning's pitching was very effective. About / 800
people witnessed tho game. The following Is
1 THE sc0ltE.