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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVIT1Es.

New York, Dec. e.-At meeting OF
every regular theater and minstrel troupe
Of New yor,, ard Brooklyn resolution
was adopted that every theatrical nsn-
.eer In The country DO asked to contrib
ute the proceeds of one performance to
the relief fund.
The funerals of victims OF the theater
disaster are taking place. In every part
Of the city hearses are loading, bearing
the remains to the cemetery. The full
extent of the Calamity will be definitely
known within the next "a hours. The
dress ci.c,e is not yet uncovered. and 1t
not certsin how many IL 1t persisted.
One body was found this morning i'll the
| parouet. also SONS Fragments Of flesh.
The remains of Mr.. Murdock and
Claude Burroughs are in charge Of the
undertaken.
Several bodies were claimed ut both
iuorgues and The market 70 day. One
body on which gold watch was found
WAS oiu.mei By seven different PERSONS.
There is quite a pile of arms, legs and
fragments of flesh at the temporary
moIgue. The City Hall and Police Ofics
ERE heavily draped. Stores are closed,
and GU the doors notice. CLOSED 10
consequence OF ces,h in the family"
Chicago. Dec. S.-The Posts special
dispatch from Washington says tina;
the debate Oh MeIliuons appeal
froaa Vice President Fer-y's decision that
no joint rules have been agreed to by the
For,y-fourth Congress, and none are in
force. will commence today; it will be
prolonged and exciting, and opens the
question of States power in counting
the electoral vote. The decision will be
sustained. The Democracy now favor
moderation.
A World dispatch says they are no"
discuss IS Merriam appeal. Also that
the House passed Hewi.t's resolution
asking the President for information re-
sardins the use Of troops in the South
err States, and then adjourned unit!
Monday.
Washington, December S.-Mitchell
called up for reference the resolution
submitted by him yesterday, direct
ing the Committee on Privileges and
Elections to investigate the facts at
tending The appointment Of r. A.
Crouiu an Presidential EteCtor by the
Governor of Oregon, anu 1t was re-
ferred &c he Committee on Privileges
and Elections without debate.
On motion Of Lcgaa the bill intro
duced by him last session to provide
for the issue CT silver coin, and 20
lake he silver dollar as a legal ten
der, was taken from the table ard re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Mortar moved that three additional
members to the Committee on Frivi-
ieees and Elections be appointed to
aid III discliarging the duties imposed
by the resolution Of Edmunds. pro-
vidipg for All investigation into the
recent elections in South Carolina, AL
ALBANIA, Georgia, Florida and Lou
isiaDa. Agreed 70, and the Chair Was
ni..o.ized 10 appoint ihe n.em Dess.
Chicago. Deo. s,--The Journals
Washington special says Chamberlain
telecrsphs from Co'n,ahia that every
thing is quiet here. and that matters are
progressing satisfactorily for the Repab-
|icars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09

DELLION Even such AS Is not
ID receivable at the q. s. Mintl sssayed spd
sold on be most favorable terms.
Samples CT Ore critically sssayed for both
Gold aud liver, AND RkPoRra BASED CrON
DUPLICATE TIES Is for 81 81 Per sample,
when reports are delivered in Csrson.
Samples of Ore assayed for Copper. Lesd,
Anthony. Tin and Mercury. or other Metals.
at very low rates c Circulars.
Samples Of all inorganic -ubstsnres, mine
ais sail ne deposits anu rlinersl waters anal wed
an 1 .yslnn,d chemically or microscopic, lily.
Also. particular attention given to the rxsul-
instior Of Foods ard Liquors, with .ef< renee
20 ARBITRATION
We aim al = la-so business on small Profits,
Thethe- in Analysis or IN Other branches.
AsSayers and the Trade furnished with Chen
icaiiy Iurc Gold ST SO Ter o., with discounts
OF for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver t
s. per OF.
For further infor nation see advertisement In
Virginia Evening Chrouicls, or call as above,
Oh Messrs. PiIiey McCoarel for Circular.
CU>RA WiEGAND.
Formerly Meier and Realer OF U. g. Mint Ut
Ssr Francisco, aud later Asssye. Of the same
Establishment. novl4m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09

Stray MULEs-Mr. Putnam com
plains of being the victim and unwilling
entertainer Of three vagrant mules. Let
the mule owning person cast his eye
over an advertisement elsewhere appear
ing. and go and ciain BIS beasts.
tbs Church and Jones social takes
place at the Thester this evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09

I.oS's kATH,IRoN makes beautiful, glossy,
,nXurisn. hair; prevents its falling out or turn
in5 gray. 1t has STOOD the test Of &C years. Is
ch.rlninsiy perfrUed. and has no rival.
My2leOd wfs-]y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09

HAcANs N.GyoIIA Balm preserves srt re.
stores the complexion; removes freckles. tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft white and
delicate. Its application cauno. be detected.
mv2l.od-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09

Highest and lowest Thermometer for
last II hours. ending Dec. 8, 81. NJ:
Richest thermometer. s: degrees
Lowest thermometer. $500. 10 degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09

Chicago, Deo. s,--The Journals
Washington special says Chamberlain
telecrsphs from Coin,ahia that every
thing is quiet there. and that matters are
progressing satisfactorily for the Repab-
Iicacs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-09
CARSON LODGE NO. 4 K. Of P.

NFFET AT THEIR CASTLE HALL.
MI in Odd Fellows Building, the First and
Third Thursdays OF each month. Sojourning
Brethren In good standing are cordially invited
to attend J. p. MEDEE,
Chancellor Comm andeI.
A1ExASDzR LEpo1T. K. q E. ana y. oels
, 1876-07-05

LONDON, July 4.-The amount Of bullion gono
into tho Bank Ut England Oh balance is E35, ,00l
Business at the Stock Exchange inactive.
Consols opened ut % 1910, closed ut g399<,
money apd account. -..-. ..
United States bonds, 'G5, at S1.05536; Eric Roll.
wav preferred, 1S11.
Silver depressed; quoted at 40.
PARIS, July Five per cent rcntes opened
ilat, 10i franca IS c,ntimes; closed at 1G4,{
francs 50 ccntlncs for account.
LIVERPOOL, July 4.--Cottou opened dull and
easiee; mtldllng upfanas, s 1915; Orleans,
Q 1-1G. Salcs i, 600 bales, Including 1000 for
speculation and export, and 3, 40 American;
closed atculter. Yarns and fabrics, Manchester
dull, tending down.
LlvgnpooL, July 4.-Drcadstulfs-
frmcr; attendance Ut grnin markct good; de-
15,0O0 bu, Including 10 coo American. California
white wheat, average ts 0aW10s Id per rental;
California white wheat club, 1s{D18 81 per
GENITAL. Corn, 25s Gd for mixed Western Mar
ket for provisions dull ind unchanged.
LONDON, July Observation-Disclosures oil, 2.ase{1
c3s Sd; Calcutta llnsecd, 47s Cd; spirits pctro-
lcuul, 94d.
AHTwEnr, July 4.-Petrolcum closed at 3af
&c for pale American.
, 1876-07-05

Sneak thieves yesterday plundercd Miss Ellie
johnson, Of No. 540 Wabasl, avenue, of gold
watch and chain valued at SITE.
James Smith, OF No. 5s0 South Canal street,
complains that lo WIS held up and robbed ol
81 It hall-past II Monday evening on Adams
street, between ltalstcd aud Green.
EIclolas Grayhill, for holding up Barney Kim
sclls Of No. 13 Superior street, at tho corner of
Markst and Indiana stroets, last Sunday night,
Is at the ChlcaGo ATcnua St0tl0n spending hls
bth OF July.
Sneak thieves IN the West Division amused
themselves yesterday by plundcrlns l.. Christie,
OF No. 239 West Indiana street, u some icwr}.
ry; z. II. Chapman, No. asy lialstcsl street. Of
aailycr watch, and Mrs. C. II. liu!ncs, OF No 2t
Maaisou street, Of a4uantty Of clothing aud
tcxclrY.
WI. Tonnin and j. E. Flncgaa afe confined
at tho Chicago Avenue Station charged with w.
morning they ytslted the saloon Of Andrew Sis-
Nlrt N North avenue, mud engaged In = quarrel
with tho proprietor aid his soft and lxst an1i
bit them about tho body. ''>~
Dents Drcw, tho young man who wps stabbed
On the night 0f june rs by Michael O,NcIi. Jleti
at Ills residence, No. 1855 Drkoycp strect. at 4
o'clock yesterday morning, from tho affects Of
the Injuries ho received IN that 1llarrel. DNeill
Is confined IN the County jail Without bali, auI
will probahly le Ut onco Indicted.
Al the Armory yesterday tho following hard
easea we're conhuel; Minute Brooks and four o{
her so!lra doves, Of a ntscegcnatlou loueu On
mates; William Sexton, accused OF stealing
three hata from George ". Collins; and Will.
aen Wolf, charged with stealing four boxea Ut
cigars tspn cigar pcddlaE pame1 Wlmpt.
, 1876-07-05
ARRIVALS At OCONoM0WOC.

correspondence
ocoHoMowoc, Wis, July 3.-Tho following
aro the latest arrivals:
: II GDond's- Herbert Wolcos, vito md
6on, MI. and Mrs. IInrypy Russell, r. A.
Chapman, wife asd daughter, j. 8. Kicker
and wife, Mrs. Julia Kicker, Ralph J.
Kicker, Miss Mary Ball, 8. G. Laphan, Frnnls II.
Burc'.anl, ". ". Colvin, Miss Lawrence,
G. ". Lawrence, Milwaukee,; T. s. Ktrkwootl,
George W, Taylor, Chicago; Charles Lapham,
Madison.
dt Draper Ian-W. E. Parsons, Il. C. Atkins,
@. n. Eoycs+ wife A,,d child, Thomas B!golow
and family, Mics ". A: Stiles, ]. H. Clark, Mil
waukcc; T. ]. bristol, ]. D: Whec!ocls, Il; Dun
capt II. s. Pct}, Miss Lottte Goolrdge, W. II.
Phelps and wife, Nelson Cav.a, 4. u. Ktmbark
and son, Arthur Cray, v. 2. Robbins, Chicago;
8: 4: Smith, E. D. KlmbalI, st. Louis; George
i. Ti1en, Albany.
A Nk Fap,uend Lou,e-valentlne stratton,
ad sg xe 5aa hp T. GSaa & Il MaaHs f. mHss:
Nelson, Cavna, ". r. Baker, Mr.. anil Mrs. 4.
y. Morgan, r. II. McMlt and vito, Gharles T.
Barrett, o. 2. Baker, Chieago; ]. II. FlEnt, Fort
Atkinson; c. g. Townsend, Fond du Lac.
, 1876-07-05
YACHTING,
An INDIFFERENT RACE.


The yacht taco between tho yachts ecagull
mud Unknown, which formed part Of tic Fourtl,-
of-July entertainment In this city yesterday,
could hardly have been more Of hxzle than It
was, and but very little interest was taken It..
The Scagull was formerly lshIng-boat aud
was built at Manistee. She Is sloop-r!ggcd and
Is fas inferior to the majority Of tho yachts be-
longing 10 the Chicago YACHT Club. Her stzo
is about that Of the Zephyr, which she some-
whit resembles. Tho Unknown was built dur.
Ing tho past winter at Batost shipyard, Is finely
shaped, but considerably smaller than the aca-
gull. 6hu Is also sloop-sIggel, anil looks as II
she could chow good speed In 4 fall wind. The
match was said 10 DO for $100 sde. It Is, how
ever, the general opinion that no money was
put up, and BY tho way the arrangements were
carried out, Il certainly looked as II somebody
hah been fooled.
The yachts wero 10 start from the basin at the
foot Of Twelfth strict at q O'Clock p. H., but At
that hour only tile Soagull was there- Asunncr
wus running around among tho few peopla ON
the pier trying to induce them 10 tako q lake
rldU IN the 4cagull at rs cents per hour.
At half-past 9 liz Ind succeeded In roplng
Ia about dozen people Of both sexes,
which pllel up tho yacht Tho Fleetwing
arrived In tho meantime, and an effort was
, 1876-07-05


Two. .baHo i!iss-Remfcn, l: iIlGhnH!, !.
l.aHca on hiA-Ch!cago, S; Hartford. 10.
Bases On asfnrs-chlcag0, 2: Hartford, 8
Left on basts-Chicago, 4; lIoftford, I,
l!Ascs on callea balls. Chicago, i.
Wild pltches-Bonf, ].
Umptre-W. Mclean, PHILADELPHIA.
Ills history Vt tho seventh inning, az given
ahoyc, clearly t.dtcates TINT Messrs. hlclasM and
White tcar thu loss of the game between them.
Tlle gentleman Who laueIlta It's loss may choose
which one Ae Will say hard words aboNt. But
tEu real Eeasou for the res.,lL wus not In any.
l1dy's fielding, but In eyerybody's batting. Tho
three runs which tho visitors naio should not
have wen the ga!nei but, on the other hand, tue
home n!t!c should fund uhdcr most circumstances
Wouldl have made more than that number.
the nine appear Without i baso Ait, every man
Gun figure tor himself. As fielding exhibition
tho game was q succcss, md thu aggregate Of
errors was nothing to bc complained II.
DOsruNs-sT. LOUIS,
6pscfui Nspdtch 10 Tie 7lftums.
IT. LOUIS, july, a.-lhu gains here today be-
tween tho nostoi and 1t. Luuls Clubs resulted
IN defeat for the latter by aeore u to d,
after tw0lyo ianlngs hud bccm played. Between
B,U0O md 1000 peop1n witnessed the desperate
struggle, mud had II not bccn for the Jig at-
tractl0us elsewhere no doubt that Thousands
more would have been il attendance. Tho
Browns Won tho toss, aud sent their opponents
to the bat, quickly retiring them III one, two,
threa order. The Browne we're also handled hi
tAs same manner, and did not get in run TIL
the fourth inning, when C!app came in on 4
bountler OF Pixies, which Leonard f4l,cd to get.
10 difficult did the browns tlnd Manning To lit
that they secured Tut fpus safo hits during tbs
, 1876-07-05

gatnc. The 1loatons, after receiving two conts
of line, got In tally in the thirt inning. They
also eeorcd IN the fifth an, sixth Inn!nEa, hit
tcoro standing III tlmir ninth inning q to III
inror Of Boston, witt, tho 1'rnwiis. at tho
Int. Tho excitement WIS Immense
when Clapp drove d Nrst-claes hit
10 left field nnd cRrncl ls frat lag. lio
rot 10 SECOND on Mctionry's hot ono To Mnr.
tau, but Atgt}enry wns lail out at first. Pike
dropped nnd let Clapp rcacli tllIul. Pike ,ion
stolu second, md Clapp e7lnc III on Dnttin'a
flno drive TO left. BLING then irovo lang fly
ran in ot, II utter tho catel Thls ttc tho scorc.
For awhile, tho yelling WINS uproario,ls. Tho
Browns fallcl to scc,,ro annthcE run. a',d Mor-
rill, of the Bostons, was given n ltfo In tho
twelfth inning hy Pike, wliO attempted to head
him Oft on lOnK throw to f}rst7 Which Dehlma1,
lot pass hin. Hc got I'll n run and won tho
victory for tho champions.
Tho following Is
TnK ScnEE.
, 1876-07-05
LOCAL LETTERS,

10 nae Editor af The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 3-WhAt h to come next9
n have We sufficient Of tl,sastcrl Gagc,
t90o, 600; Won 1lolcn, 500, 600; void tax
list Of 1924, S1,50o,c COO; total, soo,oOo, 600
loss. Chicago Inns been lefrauded 60 much.
Now, what ID the status OF this caso9 We who
lavo puid our 1S73-'T4 taxes have done 80 In
good fafth, md tho city owes 1t back to LIS. No
matter whether VIC ean collect or not, the right
Hut twhat Is . bettor wnyf This: Let each man
who has not paid his tax for thcse ycars come
forward md pay to the Treasury tho amount
he Is assessctl. Who arc these tax-0ghtorsi
be published 1s not TIE Tn1uuNn in tho way
to knew Of q list Of 100 OF thcsc mcns Get thcmH
publish than. understand tho tax-t1gltelB
represent 1,l00, ,0O0, but suppose there arc ut
least s2, COO 0 taxes of those two ycats unpaid
II $2,coo0O are paid Into the Trcnstfy ut
Mlcc, or within mt,1lth Or two, Chicago Is on
her feet, and can continue nt least her necessary
Institutions, anu Ec In u position to lurrow ail
tho monoy Sic Mny need. Have ! mt stated tho
naked ,, truth There may le political truths u
II have looked straight ut tho matter, tl,c1,
these persons who hayU hot paid their taxes are
tho enemies Of tho city, and are causing all tho
trouble.
understand Tint some Of our oldest cttizcrs
tro enggel Ia this iiatter, hoinc people high tip
IN church 1elatione. How is It, you who prefer
To recognize God In our institutions, yet cripple
and limit them Ia cvcry way you cafil Sllaino
upon tsosc who have bcen rrospe1el by tho Cty's
existence, nMi who havs enjoyed its Institutions
and yct will omit, because you have tho powcr
70 gtse OF your substance for tllcls maintenance
Head the tWenty-sxth chapter Ut Deuteronomy
on this glorious 4th Of July Of our Centennial
year, md then withhold Ut your first fruits, and
tue good Cod will hero or there refuse 10 write
a ATAr-pAYRRAHp Ctrx E4pIorE.
, 1876-07-05
AN OPEN LETTER TO E. ". KEyEs.

JANEsv1LLn, Wis., Ju1y1, 161O.-srs: Under
date OF atay 10, 1874, you filed charges with tho
Honorable Commissioner of Internh Revenue,
at Warrington, ugainst me, that were false.
From your statctncnt made before Com
nlittco Of the uouse OF Representatives during
tho past week, 1t appears that you have rcltcr-
atcd tho same false md lying statement.
For the purpose Of tcttlll.g the question Of
iafac,ion Of tho people Of Wisconsin, ] propose
tint you put your statement In shape beforu
the public whcru can bring suit fur libel
against you, and will show tho people of shh
Stute that you nro ennsulnnaato lar.
A. f. DUnrEE,
Z. ". Reyes, Chairman Republican State Central
Committee, Madison, Wis.
, 1876-07-05
lowing report of the License Committee in
reference to It was a.loDtcd:


we, the undersigned cornm'stee, to whom ~,
referred tho petition for tho ftreal Of the ordinance
nealnat ae!ling liquors cast Of certain line, would
respectfully report that VIC llase cnrefnl(y cons
sdered tho mnttvr, md Of The belief thnt u u
not .he wish ot tle resilient. q said locality: w
repealed, and !hat The Supervisor 10 rc1ucstcl to
enforce tho ordinance and prosecute any Violations
John perlngcr's perennial petition fox II
ccnso In the prescribed district was agaIn re.
leetcd, and similar documents from Mrs Anna
Nirs. E. Smith l"saddieroek y were eIrnllnr1y
disposed Of. Dornasd sch1nit's pctltlon for a
license at the HFirst National Bank" WIS t,-
blcd. There Is stroug opposition to ealoons in
turcs Of sixty residents, demonstrating against
licensing, Was on hand, though not rcatl.
Licenses wero granted to Simon Simon, George
Koch, aud Daniel Downing, there being no or
poAItfon from t1rfr neighbours
A proposn1 from Kennedy & Chant for fcnc-
Ing and covering with coll thu watcr lot wns rc-
forrcd tu tho Water Committee for Immediate
action. This Improvement Is needed ut oncc,
rs the unFcstraincl sal,tt is 6lowlng into tho
bb''ilR9pu's,"0Fk' ba;l9yp. ''a cutting The n'eA''sf,
Road District bills for June, to the a1nouut nj
f11D.1O. werc audited nnd ordered paid. Other
bills amounting to 81, on. .43 wero ordered paid,
dune, amounting to s3o9.ea3, wero autlited Tho
report for tho month showed stxtccu arrests
and s7l In fines collected. -.
Tho Watcr-Wo!ks engtncer's report for tho
week ending July . showed .coal expense,
1,85l,512. Ills abatement for tho month Of juno
gircs the following exrcnFcs: Salaries, $1fo;
conl, Sc. .13; oil ami waste, $Dh5; being total
expense Of 6i.BS for tho month.
A duplicate cngine l.as been ordered Of the
Vergcnncs Company md will soon be IN posi-
tton. The cylinder will bo 8x1o inches, tho en-
pae.itYy, ], 9o ooo gallons Der day. and tho whole
~ H. r., -.
, 1876-07-05
AQUATIC.
YACHTING At 0gNEvA LAKB.

6pecfat D3spatch TO Ihs 7tiaunA4
dEsEvA LAKE, July 4.-The yacht Geneva,
Capt, Dunlap; Ncttic, Capt. Rumsey, and Mis-.
chicf, Capt. Fairbanks, sailed raco today for
tho citizens' prtzo orcr tho usua1 course here.
Tho 6rst half Of the race was contested vcry
sharply between the Ncttlc and Genova- After
rounding tho stake boat tic second time tho
Geneva took decided lend, which slio maiti-
talncd TO tho close, boating tho Ncttlo twenty
sever, minutes Af[sclltcfe timc not taken. It
Y duo to Mr. Fairbanks to atate Tint, owing to
compelled to substitute mnst too short TO
carry her sail without recflug,
, 1876-07-05

OVER TWeNIY-s!x YEARS. EXPERIENCE
In hoasc-surnishing business, buying and Carrying
thu largest stock, enables tno to sell tho very tgs&
fefngerstors. ffeczcrs, filters, ranges, ETC., ~
cheap u you gst inferior goo4A. Dalton, 102
StAte 4t{ctt
, 1876-07-05
=. .1nnIaqs- 2 3 : 9 Z . 10 II Il
81, Louls....0 o 0 o o 2 @ O 0-3
ngst9ns;,n 3s,,n, ::;n.9},olt,o "a 1000 IL

4'tlnc Of gnne!Twn hours and thirty. ono minutes.
UinplrrWi1liam Mcaart ot st. Ltlnts.
IOu1RvfLiE VS.. MUTUAL.
Specfa! Dfstatch 10 The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., July i-Tho gaino hero to-
day between tho Mut,tIs md LUs1svIllcs re-
suited In 4 victory for tho home club by score
Of to !. The Mttunls wcro outp1aycd ut every
point, their opponents showing good work ut
the bat, anl playing nn Utmost fnultlcss Eolic.
They Mado but twn errors,
CINCINNATI VS.. ATHLETIC,
C1sc1nNaTt, o., July 3.-,The Athletics de-
tented tlss Clncnnatis In 10 Innings to-day
score, 0 tot
1nntngs- 2 3 4 s O Z & 10
Cincinnati ........O O o o i Ga
Athletics .........O O 0 O1 0 o 30
, 1876-07-05
Defeat Of the chicagos by the
Hartfords.
a Score OF Three to Notlling.-.
An Unruly Audience.
The Bostons Get In a Victory Over the
Browns at st. Louis.
Last and Best Day OF the Dexter
Park Races.
BASE DALL.

Ono Of tho most important ga,ncs Of tho sen.
street grounds, III presence Of tho largest crowd
which has witnessed a ball contest since 1870.
Tho fart TINT TIM tvo contcstnnts rcrc ncck.
nn1.nrch for tho cbamnion,l,tn atrroner- ant1
t,'a n,at.an,, ,n,,,oon.an. ~ to,Isar a,,",, n
tit "uult'o!aA Huace"'ent oA holiaayt Hi1ctl
tho gronnla to ovcraowIrg. Tho management
had inatlc every arrangement possible for the
rcccutiou of tho crowd. and n now rov ot ecata
hoel, of tl,e ,c1acra tn,ira,cd tl,cIr Willingness
to M accommodato' m The rates wore @ opeued 10 an
cagcr crowd before O'Clock, and in less thnn
nm hour thereafter IN inpatient crowd bal filed
every seat, and looked down with ao,ncth!nE like
,iisdnin Of, the ntragglers who carnc as late ~
people @ wero a little fore tarty, but even ti,cy
were ali il, r!aec by 9 o'clock. Tho scene was i
iiartfor,ls came upon tiio ground. Tho great
stands back q thlFi base were living mass q
persptrIng freely, while tho semcirclo from fonl.
llcnls, vigorona arms, mud moving bodlcs. Add
to thts t6e temporarily y-covcrei stnnti back of
of thousand Hooked, nnl tic visitor saw ono Of
tho tnost Interesting sights Of the year, Without
tnking into account d all the grand stand
whcrc about $500 people worc packcd bcforG
tho match, aud wioFo seats wcro selling before
Tlierp c1n bC no question TINT the crowd ,yas a
grand success, and It must 70 On record as Sec
6nti to no gathering OF the year.
When tho Whites made their appearance on
tho ground they wcrc greeted Wifi much en-
thusiasm, and some ablc-bojl!eil idiots showed
their utter luck 0f sc,,sr by letting on 1rc-crnc-
era and the 1ike In tho crowd. With my other
police fo5co but that Of Chicago these fools
'soul! have s been made to pay ioT ther folly but
grInncti like monkeys while boys fred on pistols
Under their very noses anl thereby endangered
thu lives of decent people.
The gntno commenced promptly at the time
set, and TIC PLAYERS had mucfi Tess reason to
fjud fault With tic ground than was to have
been expected from The soaking rain Of AlontlaY
night, Tho outlleld was rather damp, but IN
sil, tho diamond the turf was ia very fair
ehnpo Both mines were out in full force,
though tho visitors nut HIgslain In to catcl and
sent IIarl,dtye to Right heli. The event proved
that tho cllaugo ,r,a,o no particular difference
either way,
Snaltl[nr lost tl,cptoes casIiy cnourf,, md tjs
getting to first, nnd tint on called balls. The