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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-11-27

DRIME Cheese. just received BY
1 Oct. %, 1877 = DALGARS.
4 WELL assorted stock OF Glass and Queens
n ware constantly hand at
Oct. %. 1877 SIS. DAIGARS'S.
1NDERSHIRTS. Drawer. Su=renders, Socks,
~ Neck Bows Collars. Ladies Hose, Ties. B-lts.
and msnv articles in the Notion lire for sale at
lowest prices by SIS DALGARN,
October %. Isl.
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DIR. G. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
asarcmcdy" foraIl the ills that flesh
is heir to-" but in affections Of the
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or
diseases of that character, they stand
without 4 rival.
AGUII AND FEVER.
No better cathartic cxn be used pre-
paratory to, or af er taking Quininc.
As Il simple purgativc they arc I'M
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are ncvcrsugarcoatcd
Each box has Il red wax seal on tho
lid, with the impression DIR. M"-
LANES LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of &. MGLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekccpers generally.
January 30. lS11-52t
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KNITTING COTTON.
DLUE and White mixed, Brown aud White
mixed. Blue mixed, Hleached and L n bleached
Knitting Cotton. for sale by
GEO. VT KEARSLEY.
April 25. ls76.
MATING and Oil CIo;hs for sale BY
fI GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
May Is. 1878.
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LADIES' HAIR DREgsING.

SAMUEL BROWN ia prepared to Shampoo and
- Dress Ladies Hair their homes ami ~ i'll IT
tend to the same when desired Orders lett at his
Barber Shop. Garner Of Main and Gorge sta, will
receive PROMPT aIIeptien.
Nav %. 1876.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY.

<7SIs.a Just published. in n Sealed Envelope.
&-kAsf Price FIX ce"ts a Lecture On me u,
- ImIn-I Weakness, or Speru.aIurThGA. induced by
Self Abuse, Involuntary EmIssIOns, ImpOtenoJ,
Nervous Debility, and Imp.dirnents to Marriage
Mental md PhysIcaI Iucapacity. &c.--By Rob
ert J. CulyerWeI. NJ ID author OF the ''Green
The world renowned author. in this admirable
Lecture, clearly prov"s from bic Own experience
that the a~fn! consequence of Self Al use may be
efectually removed without dangerous surgical
operations. huuses, instruments, rings. cor
disls: pointing out mode Of cure at once certain
and effectuaI. ny which every sufferer, matter
what his condition may be, may cure himseNcheAp-
~. privately and radically
Co Thi. Lecture vii! prove a boon to Thousands
a Thousands
Sent. under .-.I, in a plain envelope. to any sd-
dre.s, on receipt of Elk cCuts, Two postage
stAmPs.
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
II Ann ST., New York: Post Office Boz, 1856.
October l6. l-77 odJvl"Iy
JTICHY "a ts. T.rrapr'. SeIrz-r Aperrent. Crab
r. Orchard salts E!iis 6e.I ,lsgne.ia; al to be
Use Carbonate OF Lime to di.intect your siai..
y Cellar, Stables Hog Pens G, for ;.ie by
EVERY family should have bottle of speer's
Z Brandy and Port Wine on hand during the
Aug. IL. is77' - -'e y CT E. = fs4ti
y EED's. Drr1eI.s, Hoyt'.. Germ.n..nd ourowa
l. 4 manufacture of Cologne on hand AID for sale
Il he MOTHERS PET ANDTHE CHILDREN,s
bES FKIhHn -Dr BulPs Bsb7 Syrup Facil-
itates Teething. Regulates tn. Bowls Relieves
Gripiu and Wind Collie and il. certain r.m,dv
for D Esentery. D:arrkea and Summer Complaint,
for ssle bT { E.REIIFR
lJORLlCK'S FOOD.-A Concentrated Extract
prepared according to the formula OF Leibig
The only genuine Substitute for Mothers' Mix.
md acknowledged To he the best food for Infants
DysPepiies Ard Invalids- For ssle hv
Aug -. 1871. C BELLFR
MAsoN's Superior Cake, ard Cr"ckers for sale
w by 6. DALGARS.
pURE Cider Vinegar 70. sale by
L May -, 1877. SIS. DALGARS.
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NoTLCE.

HAVlNG com pleted nv tracts abroad which
i have occupied my soie att cntion for nearly
year past, am prerar, ID for orders in all the
departments of House Building Address. at
Charlestnvn J. C.HOLNES
September 10 1876.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
Schedule Of Trains,
HARPER'S FERRY 4 VALLEY BRANCH
Il 40

TAEI>G EFFEC- NOVEMBER 18TH, 1877.
WEST WAED BOUND.
FStations. A. NJ. A. VI A. NJ. P. NJ. p. NJ.
HarPer's Ferry, so 40 100 40 SIS
ChEElestowr. 80 s 90 II % . 80 e35
Wincheeter, 7C9 II 90 I2l6 SIS $50
p. N.
Strasburg. S33 - los Gal
Esr Tisonb burg. 1915 so go
GIauELCD, 90 20
EASTWARD BOUND.
Citations. A. NJ. A. ii. A. ii. A. NJ. P. NJ.
lie. Stauntor. 10 IS 500
Hsr.iEunourg, 200 ii 35 $40
SrasburE, II 80 10 226 955
p. VI.
winch.ner, $40 2l5 el6 ssl liz
Ch.sie.town. 63e 400 1913 80 - 80
Harper. Ferry 655 SIG 81 IS i l5
Trains passing ChnIlestuwn at $50, A. Nj, has
passen ger attnth. and runs Sunday, Mon
Gay. Tue-day, THURSDAY and Saturday. All other
trains daily except Sunday.
November 81. 1877.
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The Old Reliable Wagon-Nahin.
New Harness. Making
EsTABL SHEENT.

q NE undersigned hsa remoTtd to the room of
I Mr.. John L. iiuO.T. lately tCruprd by Nr
John 5. Easerdsy on the South side OF Main street,
CharIestown where he will to con duct the
-gakK!HG BUSINESS
in III IL. I,u,rtmeut, and will "" by mod
charges %ttcntiUu - uelucss n sttict CON!
plane with prouses to render satisfaction TO all
no may favor with their patronage. Icing
practica EIarucFs- Maker, think can make it -
in OF the people who may accd New W orS
or Repairs to call upon me
Co. " urk warranted, and II not satisfactory ihc
money vii! be refunded Respect uit'
LAWRENCE A. OSBOURS
s. niemher 26. lA1G
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TfNI ~ chance to make money
'oLD. II you can't get gold you get
greeuuKcks. We need person in every town TO
take gu lptIuns for the iRrEest. cheapest nc
best Illustrated family publication in the world -
Any one can become a successful agent The most
elegant works OF art given tree 10 subsCrIbers.-
The price is AZ l. " shat almost every BODY sub
scrihes. One agent reports ma kiug over 5 81 In
week. lady agent reports taking over 41h sub
scribcrs il ter days. All wh engage m Ike money
fact y GU devote 81 YOUR time the husi
ness, only your spare time You need not be
away from home over night. You can d" II as
we'll as Others. Full particular, directions aud
terms free. Elegant M expensive Outfit free. II
you want profitable work send ia your address at
once. II costs nothing trv the busIuess No
one vho engages fsis To make great pav. Ad
dress The Pe"nle's Journal Portland. Maine.
August7 iS77-iv.
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EINE ToBA CCO-II inch fat pIeg.-st Only

EISE ToBA cool inch fat plugs-at only
March 2% 1916. D.s.HUGHEs
IIORsFORD's seIfRaisinr Bread Prep.r.-
toa-unsurpessed for making Light Bread -
BI.eutt. Cake. a nd Psstry- for sale BY
Feb. %. 1876. d. HUGHES
STALEY, Armstrong Chsdw ick's Choice
- Roasted Coffee, for sale by
Feb. % 1876 D HUGHES
THEWlNG and Smoking Tnb.ecos-a full limo,
c"n.tantlv kept on hand aDd sold ehe.p, by
Feb % 1876 Ds HUGHES
BEAUTIFUL Pure ston. China Wash Bowls
~ and PItcherS. Tor sale alta bargain nv
Feb. p, 1876. D s.HUGHEs.
I IGHT * mitchell L cell the best cent CT
- gar in town
/ IGHT MITCHELL's Paragon Cigar, for
IL cents
(IRAVELEY's Best Chewing Tobacco sold by
~ LIGHT b MITCHELL.
/ YSCHBCRC Smoking Tobacco for Ss-e by
- LIGHT h MITCHELL
I'VE have just received i,sf-cla's lot at French
- RIudV- ZIG 1T MITCHELL.
MICE Little Pictures for ornamental js,s. for
- sal- by LIGHT d. MITCHELL.
August7, 1871.
DICTURE and Pbotogrsnb frames. all sizes. to
1 be f."nd at G BELLER'S.
just received and :or sale by
G. e. BELLER.
THE oriFin,i Poxhstan Pipe. with all tse eel
i brat.d br.nts C< Smoking Thbareo.pt
July 81 1877. c. E BELLER'S,
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Change OF Location-
WOOLE8 G. obs.


rgNHE undersigned respectfully infnrms his for
I Iner customers nrd the public generally shat
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
u. S. PIANO COMPLY.
$500.


You ask WHY We can sell ri'.'-o'''' ~ &c.
lave Rosewood Pianos for $3.50: Our answer is,
that it costa less than saco to make any $500
Piano sold through agents, all of whom make 100
per ceat. profit. We have Agents. Blu. sell d.
n.cr to Eamilie. Factory price, and warrant i've
ye.r,. We send our Pianos everywhere for hiai,
and require NO payment u.less they are found sat-
i.f,etory. Send for illustrated Circular, which
sivss foil rticulars. aad contains the names OF
over 1900 Bankers. Merchants and Families that
are using our Planes in every State OF the Union.
Please state where you saw this notice.
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SCOTS AND SHOE

BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tor Men and Women, for sale Cheap bv
Il Oct. II, 1876. D. S HUGHES.
MALAGA GRAPES-A fresh lot nf fine qu.I
IFl for sale bv GUSTAV BROWN.
LNRESH DATES and delicious Apples for =. lie by
l. Oct. % ,lSIi. GUSTAV BROWN.
, 1877-11-03

an, thr League flnh. vii! invite the fu-"Ectali"a
uf all rthrr organizations. IN wr"fIn. tAr.r
"crnok.' mi ri thu rrnfr-rfnn. It l. al-o highly
rrnl.ah that tint f."aenrt !Ht. viii rfEn-r In play
biiy organization tnrin,ltu hm'tg r. rhP! ~
any nnc Whine nnnc Apprnrs on the list ~ b nGk
aIlctp. .
flle only thing ne: cfsarv to understand this
Il f. I1tntl fls: ,,atnts. DS rtiIrsc the ctnioyt
III Nike Mt.I,nnait!'a wis t'urt't, who was for
utr,i tart Ut the sra.an the nny uumthf' whom
llte Vt. Lsluis Club wuuld suffer m LIS grounds.
The game Of Aug. 2f was, ac.nrdne to thc
f'ioi~ Urh.orrata printed onnt. lost hy tn:
fearful mulline OF IT.. TN, wlo mn,lc twu crrurs
which gave runs. Force also gasc run by at
oyrrtf'f"w, srHl BlonG ma'!e threc :trors rs
fsst and aerond 'luy refcrs to l.tong. who
was scnt 10 tho Held In the second
game, snfl HIchpE was c4itetl in to
pitch. It Is eear from this compafsot q thc
u.-U.'s vague account now with it, spe i0r nc
count tlrn tilat Issttin anil Hong are the men
It - cunning aftcr, with nAvor Of Force Il, the
pot.
The TRIBUNE desires 10 add its belief that
they haven't gotten after tho biggest thief IN
their Ilue yet.
, 1877-11-03

TIE POLITICAL SITUATION.
PAAls, Nov. a.-Victor liugo's organ, the
Rapfe', says many Republican scnators mud
Deputies hayo arrived. Although no formal
meetings have yet been held thoro have been
frequent consultations. There haye been nn
negotiations or oycrtures for compromises with
tic men Of tic 10Th Of siay. No sncnl-
bcr OF tho IcIt has been approached
with this object BY my representative, inorc or
less dircet, Of tho Elyscc. In conversation
among the rnonaours OF The Republican purity,
various contingencies hare hcon discussed, al
though, Of course, no resolution has yet beer,
taken. In the event Of Marshal Macslal,on's
retirement from the Presidency, Orevy's can-
ldacy wilt bo unanimously supported.
Grcry has allowed it to bo UNDER
stood that he would mt sl.r!nk
from any duty or responsibility In tho Interest
Of l!ia Republican euusu. Should the Marshal
retain bis post With Republican Ministry, the
unanimous opinion prevails that morn effective
guarantees must DO required than IN the cascs
2, p5sTioss :; Nnstsrs: 1 Teq members # tho
Mr will lnoet Monday to rcsolyc upon tic
coursc OF the party,
THE MINISTRY ACCOMMODATING.
=, according to scmlotleial statements, tho
Chamber Of Deputies ur to resign bcforo Il a.
sem6!es. % Maesfa!,on n,ay prefer. rnu Mont
!sar statcs that President MacA1ahDp Ia uispuscd
10 ity hintatry Vi the Right supported by
tmu1]Gety t1 ol ths Senate, but Il t1a plan sAuul,l
t9r,rw W y, m9a ts appcsl to the leaders Of the ,a
!or'ty ~ t',e Clalnber Of Deputies. Tic Minis
trY oi the flight would be merely charged to tar
ry gh gus Administration.
,ns rrsiSsrt onysr asFtcr has had a interview with
aon 81 a. aisntstry Of the Right.
a Berlin special ANNOUNCES that Yiacount ,te
nontaant ~ p,ron. Ambassador Of France to iier-
, 1877-11-03
. RELIGIOUS.
rur EPISCOPAL GoN0REss.

TIE ErlsEt)InL =, 1:Ss soSunasss' rtI!sF
Ny~ yonK, Nov. 2--Tfie Hon. Johh Welsh.
nominated ~ MInster 10 the Court of 81.
iamc. addressed the En,,copal Church Con.
... ,'..n ~ ~, t,a s',.I.nt ~ 4tTha
a'ess hcFc tLs 'oIe.'"n q" LIE 'u"les. ~ -.
Organization and Administrator Of C1ar'ty."
In thr co,lrsc OF his remarks he said
that the Statc, Id lts brpauest set,sr
,..s n,,t a., o,rsr,ze5 rha,,tv. n, an
w. o"t :" o's.. H.. -
Instrument ues'9ueu 10 eu"tcs y" a.aa ."e NJ
, 1877-11-03
1fII}IIS.


ANOTHER GREAT STEAMER
sntrsai Dispatea to TA< chicago Tribune,
St. Louis, Nov. 2.-At a quarter to i2 o'clxk
thIs forenoon The palatiat steamer Htstnarck-
since tho burning Of Tho Great Republic the
1ncst on the Mtsalsetpp!-was discovered TO b.
on fire, ard In fifteen minutes, and bcfosc the
fire cncincs could arrive and get 10 work, tic
entire vessel was wrapped iu Gsrucs.. The Ills
martk. at lbc time the fire broke out. was lying
Just under the south wall Of the Ar,cnai, where
ahc has been waiting her turn, according to the
present pool sTstem nf loalIng tie 81. Louis
and New Orleuns stcsncrs, anfl would have
left for New Orleans q week from Tomorrow.
The boat las recently beer On tho dry-iocks
undergoing thorough tcpsrs, and was being
painted and rcnosated preparatory for the
eoutllward trip. At the time OF the flrc thcre
were twenty tucn on board II work. principally
shipcarpcntcEs and paintets. Capt. John
Spare, w}lo WAS aft on the i,lrrirahc-deck, had
LIE attention 6rst aroused by man on shore
crying 6re, and pointing 10 tue forward part Of
the boat. Looking in that direction,
epare rushed to tho front cabn
entrance to rescue the hooks and
papers from the Office, but br tho time hc
arrived volumes OF stnoke werc rolling from
every door and winlow, aud 30 oyercane Him
whcn he cu1cavoreu to enter that BIZ barely es.
capped with Ills life. Tie alarm was turle.l os, Us
snon a u could be reached. Tue engines So.3,l1,
and lG, responded promptly, but tu late to be of
anT service. The wind was blowing Al terrific
rate, and hardly had that tntrcr OF na,nc
touched the little blaze that was frat seen tuck
klg Its. head out of the cabin wiu-
dow, when, with an amust stInultaucous
rush vi flame, wind, md h.noke the upper
portion Ut the boat was a blazlna tndcr.bo1
from stem to stern. The conaa4ration was
even more fierce and terrible to look Upon thar1
that OF the Great Republic. The rel flames,
fed bs tile paint supplies on boarf, shouting Ut,
hundreds Of ieet, the heavens darkencd With
wascs OF black smoke, and tho rnniincd tlres
roaring aud cracking with q nolsc that was
heard Tar out lnto the utJ, soou attracted
large crowd to tho scene. The engines were
utterly powerless to do anytine, the
splendid vessel beIng already fame
eucIrclel when they arrived. Within an
| hour nothing Wis lett but the cl!urred hull.
| Nothing whatever Was saved, except q lew
! memorandum bo0ks that were rescued by the
the first clerk. The origin Of the lire seems tv
| be enyefuped In considerable lnyAtcfy. 1t start-
cd u the cabin, but. as there WIS no one In the
abn at tho time, and all the state-rooins were
lacked, and there was no fire In tue stores Ut
| the time, tho manner OF fta origin cannot be ~.
| ccrta,ned. The building rost of tic Bismarck
was $4,000, but at the time Of the fire there
| vas only &l5,eU INSURANCE. Oh her. distributed
in III. l.s,uls and litt6burg companies. No lives
were lost, but several Of the worImcu had ha,r-
| breadth escopcs.
, 1877-11-03
PATENI.lNFRlkGEMENT CASE.

:. ee's"ss t'.eRs"0N 70 1N4 tN1EU2q 2FFH3Rz4
ELolN, ILL. Nov. ALL. ID. Woodward, who
clai'nA to own the exclusive right Of tusuuiac-
turing and ustnx Aycry's patent rolls sYsteua
Of moving buildings. recently obtained aa iu-
junction aea,nst Marcus Kramer fur IN iuiring>-
ti'e,it upon tile patent. Tie UnitcI States Dep
uty Marshal served the pspers UPON Kratner
while he was III tue ut Of moFlug portion VI
the old thNa9o lio1se, md tho building being
then in tho middle ot tle street, mud unly L.if
way tu It's dcstiualt1n, tho ulau WA tn dlirll1-
ma whether to abandon tbs structure aud TO
hued BY tho city authorities, or " continue in
the o.seat a9a @ san 'hS ~ f1K H. u 9slug hasd
Cnite4 states Circuit Court. liz chosu the iat-
ter alternative. 1hu rAsu couaes up for tstal Ia
December aud will excite some Interest, uHips
to ttQ peculiar taaturea 0i the CAUSE
, 1877-11-03

Sp<ciat !.isp Itch n 7As Chfci1a Trtsans.
ANNA, ILL.,, Nov. a.-To-lay's attendance to
the Sunday School Convention being held here
wss unusually larcc. Thu weather wa. cool md
dry. On rol-sall there were l19tfccgatea pres
cnt. The forenoon was dev"lcd to thanksplv-
Ing aud prayer, followed by an address ou ''fho
benefits Of International Lessons." by E. l..
Davis, Of Coblrn. Tue ley. Air. Em,ncrson,
OF Alton, Interested tue Association By lengthy
discourse IN PRIMARY Class Work." III the
aft r On u. F. Jaeobs, one of the most cncre Ct
workers In the Held, entertained the
audience ou "The stusiy Ut tho
Diblc, and how to Prepare Sunday
S,llt,ul Lra6ons." TlIs proved to be uno vi
the most Interesting as well Us beneficial cxcr'
ciscs, It was dcenlctl advisable to t4ke re-"
view Of this. the Sixth uistritt. be!urc few
delegates tuok their departure. ana President
Jyrsn,,u rendered hls feport. Thcru arc H actual
working urier In tlc District U0 syllools, GntI
st oycr 9 dusng te yss' g lnu t7avsIsa
the ASS, cia1!on Ut unly forty.c'ad dollars.
on r0I-calt 0f th1 counties, the Delegates t1eFE-
from reporte4 exceedingly fayorab!s NJ. For
ter, Statistical Secretary VI lllc State AssfEba,
tlon, compared the pFeBrut Convention ~ e1tal
to that OF any district ln tic State: The eoun.
lfcs moro !Argcly represented were un!ns, JACK
sun, 1T. Clair. Pulaski, aud Perry. Fisc eun,'-
tWS WeTb MlkuuAt EEpECsSHtHsISA' "Ht+ " sL%'
ucelp.cG hslf all hour Ou instructions to the
wurkrra this evening. sitter which the piutrcF Of
all Babbathsehool workers, Father paxson: ol
IT. Louis, enlightened tho audience IN 1.-The
First Convention" showing how tic people
were to bo brought together aud how managed
III thu organization VI srtouls. In Joncsboro =
Sub-Ca,lycnti,ll wAt Icit tls evening, Ut. Rob-
crt Allyn, vi CarbouJale, AMI tns ley. ". u
srf,uia, aud thu Tearher." Tu-tnpsrow the
ConsontIon here viii ADJOURN At ncaotk. en-
ubl,1Ig delegates to reartl home lor sAnday:
licsolutona rendering thanks to tho families VI
teution to tLv visiting tFirnsls wets passcd this
evening.
, 1877-11-03
DcvlIn, Of the Louisville Club, Makes a
Clean Breast Of It.
lie duplicates Gcorge Hall as l1aring
Helped 10 Throw Games.
Similar Charges Against Several
OF tho st. Louis Club.
Some Missing Links Supplied for tho
Benefit Of tho Latter.
LOUISVILLE,
DBvf.lN TURNS STATES EVIDENCE.

NAflslN 1QHNa bTAl EfluKNC8+
s1ttfdi hsltfeA n me t:a'ca1o Tribune.
LouisvfLi.E, Ky, Nov. 9.-Tlc testimony re-
vealct at the investigation Of the Louisville
baseball players wifi bc publlshcd In the
EoHrftt,JoHrnal to morrow. Unfortunately for
Hail and Dc71In, the caso Is vcry strong against
them. They not only crImlhate enc!l btllcr,
but acknowledge their own completely tn the
crookc1ncss. Nichols seems to have corrupted
alt III them. Tic was In league with New rurk
pool man named McClouu, aud, BY telling Dev.
lin anil Hail how they might make extra money,
induced tiIctn 10 como lato tho srllcmc. It Is
known that games we're sold III Louis
ylle, Lowell, New York, and 1ndau.
apolls. Halt puts tho blame Of,
Dcvlln, and Dcvfn swcars It was Tall. Their
confessions to tho legal examiner who tnYcsti-
gated tie affair show conc1us[vely thcir parlir-
patton Ia the crooke1nese.
Tho following testimony Was given bY Dcyln
nt the examination:
Ncw York. who sail that. when ! wanted 10 make
,n, sts money to r. hin know va ~ to s,e saa
"aSu. O. lie s!sts Ss s'st is,tcr "' u me 70 snd AMI
litter So saia @ ~ 1us I. aso n se 'D" can nj
rcmember what elss vas In It,. Called Hall unu
.!s E.. and ;,ksd bun = e meant t. en he saa
NC did 50. We n,ade contract 10 io.o thc cn: Ii.
DID gave ila1 sa5 q il. Told hin .hat SlcCload
Sn' fsSf sSaa:5e, s ls2sa s to va. ,'0', vii, F':
Tor ii. lid not risc any ot thIs
- tial1. Gave It TO my wife. Never had anything
10 do with Nichols Ifnll told me That Michel. hut
approached him. but he never told that be h.d
thfnWn any khtnes but tllosc In c,ncinnatl and In
djnnatois. Dnn't knMw i. i. Williams. sas.
pcc!ed ttaser In one Of tho Hartford ines. an,
SPOKE Of It IT, Ehapmln Told Hall day that wc
hal better make q clean breast Of II,
| THE PROCESS or DEVELOPMENT.
To the Htsfsrn AssHc4lttd f'rtss.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-The examination OF the
players hf tic Louisville Baseball Club for al.
legGt crookc1ncss wns conducted lty tskt-efass
laWyer. AS reported sovcrai days ago, It IT,
snlc in tho expulsion Of 4. II. Strlstls. james
a. Deylin, ucoFGc ". Hall, anA William Cravcr.
Hall, Dev!fn, und Slclluls confessed to hHvng
received brltes for selling Ga,tics. TIT first two
told 4l1, anH begged tor mercy at thu hands Of
The Directors. Nteh0is garo tho Information
which letl to thu discovery Ol what others
| SOLD gnmcs. Cravcr tonfetsea tn nnthng, aud
proctu1ms Ills tnilucenrc. lie was expelled for
general misconduct, Daylin acknowledges har-
lug stonl III viii. Hall, AMI tit Iis statement
/ of croakedness relates how he swin.1lctl that
player out Of the proceeds q tilcir dishonesty
MtClouI, New York gambler or I,ool-scIler,
Is the name ut the purity wlio Is KNOW, to hayu
| paid the PLAYERS fur throwing gun.rs. There IL
much DISQUALIFICATION over this crookclncss.
, 1877-11-03
BAPTIST t:l.ENUYsfEr,

NpFc7H NtbdfeF ID TIA T1H1cI50 7Fltu1f,
MENDOZA, Nuy. 2.-Thc labors of tho baptist
cIergyIncn engaged here during the week in the
cause of Temperance anil spiritual Improvement
were concluded thls evening. The mission tas.
In polnt of attendance, hecn very suct etsfni.
This makes tic twelfth week tho reverend
gentlemen lave hccn engaged In The at,yrc
are u resume ttlrEr ia,,ors on MONDAY next.
, 1877-11-03

NOT TO ne ouTp0NE IN cnooKEpNKss.
The following from tho 0io,p. Democrat of
down that way:
The oa.s hai .e..Sn !, y'.asl,y at an end: n.
frw enafxr ncrtanInn tp lin vsar sut il. ,snr.
NAV moi be ont Of 1acas rsncclniiv as nmn,rr1ns
eIIsct tHai cr,1ted tcaiinI hns nr.n ri Ie,ntsr
m In a vrrnt rxfrnt n Iho.c ,sh,, k,"n ih.r.
"ar, no.cl conccfn,nv the uastunul "9sr almc. Il
I'M isci, uviJrnt fi,uI serrtni arrew. bnsc nrr'
imo.e r., nj ieHsi thr"r of ta icanv rImns of ia
ronntrv-the ii. Iuu{.s lonjsyIiis. nni f,htcaru.
ent tat u nis1crs a1 ri" f ~ eu
G is eks IT. een eS ySr
see ne y ,c sa scie sa .e, a. ss1an.e ~ '
claa. 0a!l. payets have been ri..pcc.cI Of coop.
aE IL m ~ ysqS,. @ t'y Sny o
Flint ~" urnnf mr. On whirt tn ~ ,nsn chst,,', sa
which wuuiI Terminate in thctr cxnnI.tan trim m
ths fratefQtty, Thess men have BEEN .'m,rkcd"
natfonn of bnsc balj. attnung nj, nn,nn. aro y,vrs
IN lhr facu of innn,ncraSla hnts hrown mi a. T.,
Gs; ias .a5s: s"S u y, u H.
sehasse 10 fsiorin !hey might ns X ,ndaes' ,"s't
slSs Sa y Sfss iSfi; ssss; III sss
III m[staksn iIsa' VII, n liz s.nyon oncnsH ths
names Of ouc u n,.,ru II itrss sc"u1aI.i, aps ILL.,
~ s. 'as G as. 81
III, rss.on c4icnpo dionpsd tsoa liz lead to .se
A.! g M eaSas @ Lo;,.yIls I ~ ga not yn A.
enaEen: ~ H. " :ss steT Grsns s tas
ChIcaso - cjusrjy Tor iii mlacs. li,e t9ot Of liz
tr .r"son r.s N fnr a'raner fist Il ss"s In, os.
siGla 10 rsmedy il, Ind eycs thrn nruof nscas.sfr
e s'sSs sat ssss r ssu:t = 5s:tiss r: *
O,u,.. ~ st,rs III runshs' 'a ,,;,ic.r. ~ ,n
, 1877-11-03

ncarest lo.spe md 1rp,lrcd shc services ri n
mat named Barton s hrlng them to knla'nnzho.
They at! Eunc hut short distance Wien they
ealIhlcl with annthcT RUNAWAY lean, au,l BAR
ton ant Fe1nIng wcre thruwn tlut MIL init:
severely injured. The ,arty then n'aao their
way r, this place, mud the injured parties were
In rHtpIf,