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Smyrna times., 1877-01-17
$4l1,G0S.S7
Leaving a net deficit Of. :.

Leaving net deficit of........... $l9.53OOO
The sinking fund. on the first of January.
1870, amounted to SIS3, 3,559.4O. or this
amount $4,000 has been used to pav the
bonds loaned by the State of Delaware and
So,lOO to pay the interest due on the same
lhere are outstanding some bonds of this
loan, tut the money is on deposit at the
Glrard Bank in Philadelphia to pay them.
The sinking fund on the first of .Jantt trv.
1871, after paying the above amounts, and
calculating additions made during the year
amounted to $26.496lj. The road has
been well maintained and is now in the
best state Of repair, new rails. plates, Joint
blocks. ties, &c, being supplied as fast as
required toy the wear and tear on the road
The road bed has been kept in pcrfec;
order, and the efficient system of supcrvi.
sion and discipline strictly maintained. In
addition, numerous improvements have
been made, aS follows a new station house
at Mt. Pleasant; a new depot, coal bins,
additional track, sldingS, &c., at SMYRNA:
repairs and improvements on station house.
and additional side track at Seaford: new
side track, &c., at Drlmar: alteration and
repairs of the bridge over Broad Creek. to
allow the passage of vessels Il new depot,
IN course of construction with additional
SI'H' y" at iI"trlnSloni ana numerous small
or improvements.
The following gentlemen were elected
Directors 5. NJ. FELTON,. Isaac Hincklev.
\. {. Gray, Joseph Bringhurst. Charles
Warner. Edward Brnghur>t ,Ir., DR.. Isaac
Jump, II. B. Fddeman, Alexander John.
son, Albert Curry, J. Turpin Moore, james
Ross, Manlove Hayes
The stockholders adjourned, and the
Board of Directors met and elected Z M
FELTON,. President, and NJ. Hayes, Secretary
and Treasurer. The Board, after declaring
a dividend of 3 per cent, adjourned.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-17
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

lN naming the directors of the new bank
i'll this town last week we accidentally
omitted the name Of JOS. Smthers.
The annual meeting of the Smyrna &
Del. Bay r. r. Co. Bombay Hook is to be
held at tine Delaware House, this town,
next Wednesday, oath.
THE Rev. John g. Bawn, of Philadelphia,
having accepted a call to St. Peters Episco-
pal Church Of this town, will. on Sunday
morning next, at l04 o'clock, and evening,
at o'clock. preach his Introductory ser
mons. A cordial invitation is extended to
all persons who may be pleased to hear
him.
THE revival meetings at the NJ. f Church,
this town, commenced New Years night,
are still in progress, and are largely attcn-
ded in favorable weather. Eight cOnver-
slons have been recorded. The noOn-day
meetings are also largely attended. The
stores close at : in the evening, as per
agreement entered into last Wednesday,
SAM'L ?. GOODWIN, one of the members of
the prominent dry goods house of Wood,
Marsh d Hayward, Philadelphia, made an
earnest address at the Methodist revival
meeting here last night. He is a member
Of the Episcopal Church. lie is President
of the "lnebriate Reform Home" in Phila.,
and has been solicited to address his Della
ware friends here on the work he is doing
He will probably comply in few weeks.
BURGLARIEs.-Las night Pratt's contec-
tionery store and Ilynson's oyster saloon,
iii this town, We're entered and robbed-
Pratts Of 50 in money and goods to the
amount Of about $40; llyn>on's Of 81 IN
cash from his vest on the counter, and
some candies, DC. The front doors We're
unlocked by burglars appliances in both
cases. Smiths jewely store and Kahn's
clothing store We're also tried, without sue
cess. All these places of business are con-
nected with the residences Of the occupants
At Smiths the attempt was made upon the
door leading to the residence: the store door
has no keyhole from the outside. The
lock was thrown but complicated dead
latch checked further progress. This dead
latch was broken. The front-door keys of
Pratt, Hynson and Smit! were all in the
locks at the time, and all show distinct
marks Of the burglars forceps At Kahn's
the barking of the dog in the store fright
ened the robbers Mr.. X. heard the noise.
y torn ten-cent note that Mr. Pratt had
was found on Hyn>on's shop floor this
morning. Mr.. Smith also heard the noise
and came down to his store and secured
$55 in silver that he had taken in that dav.
His valuable .jewelry was already in his bed
room, a usual, but he had forgotten the
silver. He holds himself ready to give
such parties a warm reception to his store.
Smyrna times., 1877-01-17

The lCE GORGE IN THE OHIo.-The ice
gorges in the upper Mouonsahea river
broke loose on Saturday afternoon, reached
PittShurg early on Sunday morning, and
swept down the Ohio river. \ general
movement of the ice in the Ohio from
Pittsburg to Cairo followed. At Pittsburg
two passenger steamers and seven tug boats
were sunk, many tow boats were damaged,
and large fleet Of coal barges, both loaded
and empty, were swept down with the ice.
1t is feared that several lives were lost.
The damage at Pttsburg is roughly eStlma.
ted at S2,000,00O 1t will require two
months to repair the coal works along the
Monongahcla. Over POO coal barges passed
North Bend L. miles below Pittsburgh.
At JetfersOnvlle the river rose five feet in
two hours, and the lee current tore away
valuable umbers from the ship.yardS and
sank several harges. The damage at Gin
cinnatl, during the last two days, is cstima-
ted at 100000,
Smyrna times., 1877-01-17
$3q2,O7S.S7

Operating expenses, being 20 per
cent Of the gross earnings paid
to leS~eeS............................S S274355.2l
Dividends, being per cent on
the capital stock Of said com
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I37,Ij3.66
Smyrna times., 1877-01-17

DELAWARE RAILROAD meet.
ing of the stockholders Of the Delaware
Railroad was held at the office of the
Company, in Dover last Thursday. The
meeting organized by electing Wilson L.
Cannon, E,q., Charnan, and NJ. Hayes,
Esq. Secretary. The report Of the Pre>i,
dent and Directors was presented, read,
and on motion Of Mr.. Fiddeman, adopted.
The report was in substance as follows:
EARNINGS OF THE YEAR ENDING OCTOBER 3lsT,
1876.
lFli iSS'Ii > 81 NZ
llVi}-iltN --U,bIb.IS
" Mails and MisccllancOus l3.73OS7
Smyrna times., 1877-01-17

IL naming the directors of the new bank
i'll this town last week we accidentally
omitted the name of JOS. Smithprs.
, 1877-05-09
CASUALTIES.
NEW YORK posr.orrrt

NEW YORK pOST-OFFICE.
NEw YonE, May Sat tho Coroner'a inquest Ia
the cas4 Of the man killed 1t tho New York Post.
of1ce, Supervising. Architect Hill testified that
the principal cause o! tha accident was
tho faulty construction Of tho supporting portion
OF tho truss. II ia absolutely Impossible to su-
pcrintend pe.4ona1ty cvery chango made In aos-
Francis sehumsn Civil Enssussr Of the sapsr-
u Ms,ng.Afshtecs's ONCE: said On examination Of
beam which ACTED as, = support was Omitted;
also found difference IN the lateral bracing, by
not taateaed thefeso IN, any manner. E.''1
The Grand Jury OF tho United States Circuit
accident at the r.at-0nice building, MAY
I. Involving - loss Of th.ee lives.
The, .presentmsns charges negligence and
want Of abliltJ and experience On &c part OF tho
Supervising Inspector and assistants, but holds no
S,s Individually tssponsibe, snd ststes that tho
supertntanl Al work undoF his chafgs he should
have ~ asa!ssantA competent professional archl-
tect:, and recommends thorough inepettIon Of lilo
wlIo1s building BY Commission Of expota. x
General 1t Washington.
, 1877-05-09
THE TEXAS BORDER.
TINE ron PLAIN TALK.

dpseiek L4fp6@ch 10 ira l91t1HA.
WAsHlsaros, D. t.. May 8.-One Of the most
pe'p'eking questions With which she lass Admins.
tsat!on had 10 deal wns The protection Of The lives
and property Of American citixvus ltrtug on The
Mexican border. The condition OF sfairs Along
tho Rio 0rsnac 3tres from BroWnsvll to Lersao,
tho frequent tncursion Vt Mexican bAnaittt luto
Ie1ae. aud the Who!eaAIe rubbery Of citizens OF
tue Uniled States Of cattle and horses are subjects
With which the Government and The people Of The
country nave OF latt Year, through constant COM
pla!nt, become very familiar. THO peculiar char
ectsF OF the county, covered ~ ID ps4e the Rio
0raude By dcnae thiektts, through which narrow
pathways lead to the furminr and
grazing llu1 sItnsted fruta dfty 10
100 miles from the river, render Il sluost !mpossl.
bio for Auy military force which tia United Ststca
had been able TO send there to protect tue ranches
from thcbe constant tnrnrafons. Indeed, : large
section Of county ones covered w.ta nnmesous
herds Of cattle hAs bccon,u
ALMOST pEPoPuLATRp,
snd tbs raids BY tas Mexican rubbers have been
iais systsn of pluudss u mada posA. 10 on.y bJ !
peculiar condition Of atalrs existing on the Acx,-
can sads Of tho ser II u wata not for tho fact that
ready market u found 10 Mexico for I'll the cattle
and horses whiet are captured by tbs thieves, .hs
e4sluesA would soon prove 20 unpfo1t-
able that II would naturally essse;
but ths tEuth 10 that the Mexican outlaws sEe not
Gully io'ersted and protected by tho autbori.cs Of
the Mexican border Statea, and that no adequate
e1ofts h1Ys been usds % lhs Central Goyssurenl
Of that Republic to prevent shess oulrsYe4. But
u u ka1ws tlAs tasto u sse1 ~ ofsAuiIea euua-
, 1877-05-09
THE RAILROADS.
THE INDIANA nIUDDLE.
Speefag DfspatsA 10 1aS Ttaw8s


LAFATKrrs, Ind, M4y !. -~rhs recent railroad
difficulty IL still the prevailing topic among ous
citizens esst and west tho line Of the Lafayette
luncic & Bloomington TOAD. Meetings have been
held to express the indignation OF tile people At
the recent attempted seizure Of tho rond, and
synpathy with the Heath Directory In their en-
deavoss to maintain the road In tts integrity. A
meeting At Oxford last evening was parrtcniarly
savere on all parties Interested IN tho srcene raid
and al who symp1thzed with the movement
Anothnf will BE- hold At BosweQ this evening. In
the meantime, activity preyaila among the LEGAL
gentlemen connected With tho casa on either side,
Jadgo 0reahan1, at Indianapolis, In which tho ap-
tafAtcttc, Muncis y U'oo,uLh9ton load IL 10 be
heard.
The case Of tho Lafayette, Mapcs h Blooruinx-
ton TOAD ax1fttst tho CnelnnatI. Lafayette i Chf-
eagu Noad, In which tho former asked for an In.
Junction to prevent the Inter from fetefstn4
freight rrum ths Toledo, Peoria b WAssaw llead
and bringing 1t 10 this city Anl giving Il 10 tho VS..
oash ko9l, has bcru beforc Judge Ward yestertlaF
sud to-day, the AFsnmant closing this sftetnoon.
Judge Ward held the caso under atvtsemenk,
To-day All. WAldson, who il operating tho I'LL
noie end Of the Lafayette, Munlee tt bloomington
!tohd, delivered TO the Lafayette, MnnIcc b Bloom
tngtom Company at AaibIA the cars found on tho
road when hc took posse ssion, hud u preparing to
run sn connection with tho cast end, ihc Chicago,
Dan1ille Vlncennes Road having failed ~ con-
meeting link between uooptston and shv Wabash
1kUsd fuE this bQylptea.
, 1877-05-09
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. MAY Q, 1877.

pauy Of Mexican merchants whose hnsIness u IL
10 purchase cattle end horses stolen on The Aert.
eau Aide Of The river and to dispose.of hcnt 1.-the
Mexican market.
Tnn LIrK or THE BANDIT
rsding into Texas IL that 10 very attractive to
larsc lawlees clsss In the Mexican border States,
and The basinea Is made very profitable b, the
fesly market which they ind for their plumber.
During the Isn't ConEress IN effort wAs msde
to pnas joint resolution authcr1tus ths President
TO enlist fos special eerrice on the Rio ta1auIe
there. and 10 reqotro the Admlnsatration 10 adopt
Vigorous naeasnEes for tho protection ot ons
ssaae e Eeos 1 eean. e, sae
want Of time to Eive It thorough consideration. sa
The adjournment Of Congress shs condition Of At.
fslfa on The Rio Grsnds has repeatedly been
bers oI his Cabinet not only b representatives.
from Texas. but alan by Gen. Ord, who ID in
es r.. Z md
TIE TINE HAS coNh
when some decided and pronounced policy must
understand that this etste Of affairs, which haa 70
long existed. cannot b. forrfcr continued. ten.
Orb, i !. understood, Ias on n.ote than one oeea.
md punish them On t6etr own soil il be ia sSis 10
T ". sopea sic ue
un.lef the command of cspt eNeney. whesc small
company OF f1en has PEpnthlY dUno more than the
protect that border. This subject was full, con.
sIdetrd lu the meeting of The Gablnet to-day. and
it was Decided tat Secretary EYxtts shall II once
cotlitnnntcate with tbs dc fseto Mexican uuYcrn:
Mexico and demand Vt It that ihe1e outtages
CKAax At ONCE.
The Mexican Minister TO the United States is .
Representative Of the LerdO Government. The
theury un which this demAnd will be based ID Tint
Tho raids It certainly Ia nh!e to break up the faf-
70 uodert.ke tats vii! pe conatds.ed BY
Of that Government 10 do what lies III
Its po~erto prevents continuance ui these oul.
RACES. Il IL understood that the Cabinet also di.
Messo ss t. u III III, sess %
promptly. The United s.atos will be compelled to
protect tbs vta snd property Of ts citizens in Ia
taut change Of policy toward Me1ico. and dispo-
sieion on The part Of the Naturalization 10 make
tbs Mexican Government underatand that i must
observe It's International duties, or tho United
Sfstes Government viii tAko matters Into IL own
hand1.
IN BARHxsr.
70 fhs RexttFn Afsot&dftd {7tsx
WAsn1NaToS, U. &. Nay s.1Thc Mexican
the Cabinet meeting to-day, and It was agreed
that orGan1ked cattle-btcA1nx and other depfe<la.
tfous upon property IN Te1as, Of American cisi.
gems, must be chectua,ly stoppdd without further
authorities. Correspondence with tho Aaxtc4n
Government will be lMmedistety reopencd By the
State Department. Enleas the proper steps DO
promptly taken BY Mexico 70 prevent further In
zene, onr military forces under Oen. ord will
probably be authorized TO cross Tho Rio Qrande u
pursue and capture the maraudefs.
, 1877-05-09

= .p!.e e!issl !. home. e. IT,:
;s.I;;eS;, y, eSo 5 wsskly. q s;so. 600 -: ons:
psoEress tho vhoe sS. ooo, IS o5o win b marketed
b5 TIA Eftt week III January.
PLAH or REsUMrHoN.
from tho ttnssnnIAl On al Important dnanc,a mis-
rSS , - y sa taa e. as nnes
Enld with t4e = per cent bond. This il aathosizsl
7hx Pension Aa.S7s.
10 fss Htsrt7n Annotated rem.
ths Interior yin issus eiteei.t notifyi ia Psns!oa
their seeounts must Be- settled By tnd end Of tho
eu.rsns qas1tst. There - no anthostty
allowed collected from pensioners 81 Pension
wall attach 70 saeh Of the consolidated agencies
10 Congress for their reduction.
CONVENTION SIGNED.
Ths r,s;.aent iss Day sisnsa s ceaysnticn b.;
States and the Poes- OtAea Department OF Italy.
MINISTER hKALn-
ap.9n sessiys1 - lhs stass To-
stntes Minister to Artra, has lct vIsnna On ieavr
q aetonse for Washington. IL il accompanied ~
bis family.
Merriam Howard. Sheriff In Mississippi who wns
OBLIGED to ttsve dnrnk the shot gun campaign has
e,s' u sas A:s.. sRa ss".s ':ls est
in the Treasury Ot1oe. Mrs. Sarah 4. 1homp-
sGe e nss bern eet @
on on sub.tansisi service j. o %on.n .nd GAs be-
husband to tho Government du.tng tho War. sho
regarded Al liz psrtment ~ iae strongest Ten. .
,nS Tss saI3eS!ns ps:!s;..sr. s .e,. commissioned
IlMtltr, Mount FuIa.ki; aud Daniel N, Grp.e Ma
, 1877-05-09

fered with field work. Probably In sevs.al sec.
uons tsPlantlng Wy! hsenma neeeasisy. Com Is
ofan overflow ef tho Ml.n'ss1ppI River 4. felt
.Mlssisslppt-Wtth tho exception Of tho rlan.
in tho northern part OF tho Etate'
planting - nearly completed two weeks atlvanesi
eompeted with last ysaE. and Tor manJ rcclons
good stand ara rnported. Heavy rains and Bcyr1s
hAilatorms arm reported 10 have viritcd tho north
en- and n9rthTedfcrn sections Of the STATE, from
I'D 70 77th Of Arri and It h feared that son1o ~
planting will have TO be made '0-
A.. .AlatMmn.:Exceptln9 soma plantations aIonR IN.
'DtRbce and Warrior IuFcra, where, IN conscauenre
work hid been retarded planting iu shis scetioa
may hs considered finished by the 9Th OF Mays
Very little fep1antlnR on the bottom Lands. o. IN
and planting somewhat advanced. Field labor. IL
some pArts, has been scarce; otherwise aatItfac.
tory. The rivers ara falling, and there is no danger
Of an overflow.
, 1877-05-09

s8fTENCH or fnA C0URf-&ARffAI.
WARRINGTON, y. C., Msy 8.-Thu following Il
tbs result Of the proceedings OF tho eour.msrtlai
At Fort Abercrombie which recsntiy tried Mai.
1sono on charge Of having msde lmproDor over.
tures to thd wifo Of Capt. Bell. and having taken
means to csat alufs OF her character:
WAN DEPARTMENT, May B.-The proceedings in
this case, hsring bcen forwarded under tho l00th
article of war 70 the Secretary Of War, hare been
1nost carefully considered, and have been submit.
ted 10 lhe President, WHO approvaa the finding sud
sentence, but Ia pleased to mitigate the latter to
suspension from rank and pay for two years iron,
the 18th uf MAY, lH77.
Nal Rcne's conduct toward the wife OF an ahsent
officer, ana In nsing the whole force OF hIx po7or
~ corsmandlng ohcor Of the post to gratify hia
resentment against her. cannot ba too strongly
condemned, but aftef long de1lbcra&ion upon al
tho circaiuktances OF the caso shown In the rec.
ord OF the trial, 1t IL thought that hta oIcnscs,
graTe ~ ihey are, do not WAfrnus tho senteHcs OF
lltmssal and I'll ~ consequences uppn ono who
for twenty yeaEN has borno tho reputation Of a
bfave man and honorable officer, and has main.
tAtaed that reputation upon tho baltic 1slds Of tho
NebeIllon and Ia contests With tho Indians. This
fFeatdent has, therefore. modified tho sentence,
RnA 1t 10 hoped that MAJ. Reno will appreciate tho
clemenry thus shown him, ~ well - Tho very rep
fohensible character Of the atts OF which he was
fouul guilty.
&3tgltd) 0EonoH ". IcCRARr,
: BAeFet2fy Way-
, 1877-05-09
The CROPS.

AsxrAu. Tenn. Nay a.-Ths AuafaneA4 pub,
nshss LENGTHY crop report, from which ths toi-
lowtoS tn Fstefsnee to this section to taken:
AskAnas-la tbs ssate 7b per sas wss planted.
expecting 10 nnish On the 10th OF Nay, two weeks
earlier u compared with lsat year, Tho weather
wa soont tha sama - fsst seasoa except tho la.
tee part Of April, whsn severs storms and hcAyy
esas tn extending the northeastern porston,
Mhieh 70 many caaes resulted n khs necessty Of
planting. Labor IL doing well. The condition Of
!aa crop good snd adysaced. There IL heavy Iiss
- ~ A1kA0aaA Rissz. but aosappsshea1ioa Of an
Tenneasse-Neat1y this saurs planting b.. been
nu!ehsd with he exception ct three counties 10
ported .. h3lt planted. n: hottom lauds
land, Fox tha weak eAdlAx VatA
April the weather has beun Unusually cold, btsidss
, 1877-05-09
DEMOCRATIC VIEWS.

NEW YoRK. May s.-Ths 1ror'rs CInc1nusti
special says: "Mf. Coz las Just ARRIVED fr0m an
extended tour through tho South waving visited
every Southern State except Mississippi. Your
correspondent called on him this afternoon at tho
Hurnet House 10 learn the result Of his ob4esva.
tons. Coz ssld the people wero not much Inclined
to talk politics, being 70 entirely satladed with
thsis dissntbrallment frum military bondage that
they wefo content to plant aud prepare for the re-
building Of hslz fortuucs wAsted bJ tho past
yeArs Of safsfo. The tlts, however, which Ia being
10 wldsiy spread by Republicans that Tho Demo-
cratic party iu the South wss going over to the
Republicans because ono man In tue party had 1t
this late hour made ashoT!nR Of juaticc touard
them WAS utter nonscnso. Tho South, ho
said, viii stand by tho Democratic
psrty, and it, members will Ill 70 Into tho Dsmo-
cratic csueua without hesitation, and In full force.
The idea that the Hayes policy won!d draw any
strength from the penocratic ranks was false
causing Z split IN Tho NePMblican faction. liz
Gonsrss. zood 'Shas 'os Tho Democrats, snd tot
wSss Amy ns e dapeassa ap sss etm MI,
h.d wei wisa lad'Aa policy. such ~ that Of Can
-, ,",Regsrdtns the spe.ksssh'p Cox refused to
THE EXTRA sxsslos.
Tho Eorl6s Arlington special says: Although
oeai circle. 1 that thsts viii b an ss;!Iss sss.lon
Of Congress than haA been named. 3ff, DlAlna
taJs he does not vel seo how 1t csn he aroiIou,
and, tns1aber Of tbs Senate COMMITTEES on Ap.
ptoiristf0us, be duss not sppeoYs or The dolay.
Leading lawyers who have e1Amlne4 the IeYiscd
Statutes say tho army cannot be maintained after
By fav. ii. achura. On tka contrary, aays Tit
not dollar will b. spent for any
no contrnets will be made Ia exccss Of appDpria.
sion' Ths .f|1 h ri ;a}s Ill only hs x'taoas its
which viii probably BE- Ia October, md That barring
gu! teptese eutas!op II the Paris Exposition, and
deficiency ia tas nayy pay there are 10 othsf fca'
, 1877-05-09
KENTUCKY.

LoU1eElLtn, Ky,, Nay a-Ths anatr 1t dlAs.
gov, special report To the Cowr4sr. Journal aays,
IL Of mofo serious moment than 1T d.at reported.
-Four United statea Aatahala, having Information
that Tom and Ike Reynolds ware dlatllltng
Illicit wbi.ky, sought to arrest them. 1n
resistint, both Of The Reynolds were shot,
Tom In the abdomen and lks in tho usck. Ths
former la MORALLY wounded, The shooting took
place n NeYuotds' cabin IL I =. NJ. Monday. Tha
u surrendered. several hundred ei7ilIsns having
volunteered 70 Assist tho Sheriff In takin1
theta II necessary. They refused to ciTe
them In open court, when tbs judgs had cleared
shs % soGt1 Of spectator. Tbs action of q. Eedsfal
Nh.tlaksl, and Morris Whesion.
, 1877-05-09
SPORTING.
UA8E.HALIa


Last yesr tho campaign for The League cham.
ptoashtp ing was bexun April 26, md At that data
tho weather WAS pleasant. This year, under an
other administration Of the weather of1ce ana of
the League alars, II il two weeks later bssore va
can witness the opening Of the season, And when
We do Rct ont Ia It our thoughts turn 10 stctghs,
and iclctes, and snow much nore naturally than 10
peTsprasinu or enjoyment Then again the
weather takes away part OF the attraction OF the
game, bseatso the players afo al Ahtunk up and
the spectator don't many cubic feet Of players
Al when thu thsFsnoa,etef 10 abont100. Yesterday,
for instance, Barnes was torpid and Peters ali drawn
into himself 10 that dterrr thtt be jouked no big.
ger than minus. All tho remainder Of the con.
testAnts suffered In the same proportion, and l&
looks ~ II It wonid be fair to expect that when
warn, weather csme, aud Latkin bloomed out, be
would be the perfect Image of Mart King, once 20
we'll known In Chicago.
The failure 10 sond warm weather here, and tho
readiness to teud too much rain to Cincinnati aud
'sonns otheF caties, no doute ba traced By tho
Now York Clipper and Ph!ladelphls TEN 10
tho tsneful effect Of the Leaeus, and
1 /. 9s;y ,1s s0ass osst q H.. asS iSe
things sni Tnz Tstnrxz demands If lin thst he H
Weather and less ra.u. 1t speaks not only for tho
oo Pc, petsons .2t who wefs present q JeststdAy's
found hs wtsber Iten aye
Mr. Ferguson has Always bern avor,te In Chi
q IL L. iful-and thst Is ssyiag nota iItsc'
e1tnEulsaer % thelr elub Int ja1y, bui they
hearty round q .pel.u.s: The nine which ioi:
ss Tho Ind :d strao% Y . Witt 9 &c
carried on fot ysass liz t,as trained ID many @ Of
tho eess men IN ths business. md this yesr goes
list of seasoned timber, with ono exception jioda.
ncs nSta s.ss Sss c.l ~ % xs .hss
f. 5ss"ess j. III i 1s;fa sss
That ha critics to lower t,e's e.m.3e III
the team. They viii ind maybo that thoy wcse
m.ken z, n re xoang nan: ie sosms so bare good
nsaa1nx tho 1r[ !n...ion Il spald
Rons w. nqt r. assab!G =; T.; wants eonsoa
look In tho toston-st Louis acofe and seo where
bond bad ten hita mado on him BY nIne+ sup.
TO Do rather weaker Id batting than tho White
re.tsIasy's game va opened With ths Chicasos
st tho 6at - tho new enfee direct, and Mr. nted-
RI. the sea vatad sontaaea fe'sn tae Sal
With dug solsmnty anl delivered il over 70 Laiku.
rsaoa sRsnea ss as s 70 .s y asI n:tq Is
at,s beioIs ,hs bali. fhe q ne1t s t. tra W uen -
were equally lne!elent, and tho hitting was thetc.
no farther. The second inning VIA ntotc basInsss.
ltke. sp1ldlng led oR with Srounder 10 iaft but
v,, w.; fofsed 4 sssen4 on Pstefs h which nearly
sseond illnes iii Tei to rsht aed and asns the S
little man 70 third, while he took second himself
pssss' In .o as baf baa"s' & s SG a. a1s R
son s st 1afelJ to asst md thon to second. Wien
sent II ACROSS to Aneou In time ID cntcf thn run.