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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18

Ladies' and children's spring and
summer hats, trimmed, from 81 % and
ap; untrimued, from IS cents mp. at
Dees' store.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18

-Gertemen's and boys felt and
straw hats OF all grades, from the finest
felt TO re common straw, Just received
.ss-l sar sale chesp Al M A. Bsss' aore.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18

II you vii step into NJ. A. Dses
store yoa viii find . large lot of crock
cry and tinwars, all new and Of the
latest and best make,
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18
Announcement nGs.
Inr ! Ir.,irr of he pencc.

annornee 10 the voters Of Beat Ne. 3, Of
jackson county. that am cudidate for re-.
election 10 the office Of Justice Of he Peace at
the ensuing election. G, CIlDSEI.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18

Large 10. of new caiioos. dones-
tics. dress goods. etc. can be found at
II. A. Dses' store. No trouble to show
goods.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18
EeE THyTETyT GEANO.

Grand, square and Upright.
From Jas f. Regan, firm Regan 4 Carter
publishers Daily and Weekly Tribune,
Jefferson City, Mo, after receiving
500 instrument, says;
'piano reached us in good condition. I am
well pleased with It, It is all yoa represent
il TO he
From f. X. Raliridge, Bennington Furnace,
Pa. after receiving 500 piano.
''The Beatty received ith inst, all O. r, and
comes fully up to your representation, and eX-
ceeds our expectations. While don't p '0fess
to be a Judge in the matter, Mrs. b. does, and
pronounces it of very sweet tone, and is very
much pleased with it,
Best inducements ever offered Money re-
funded upon return of Piano. and freight
charges paid by me Daniel +, Beatty both
ways if unsatisfactory, after test tiial of i've
days. Pianos warranted for six years Agents
wanted. Send for catalogue. Address
DANIEL. T. BEATTY,
Washington. New Jersev. U. s. A.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18

Great variety of trimmings for ls-
dies aud girls hats can now be had OF
Uncle Henry, at N. A. Dees' store.
Something pretty aud cheap. Call
carly and see th"m.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18
HEST .Wg.NERE q
EOH RENT.

one DWELLING HOUSE. with xix
rooms
TWO DWELLING HOUSES, with four
rUOus each. Apply to
TEA DIES.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-18

r4y up what yoo eve the s5sr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
TOUGHENED Glass.
How II lie Made Every Day In Hrooki yn- a
Poet Among the CLAWS Blowers.

II Is not generally known that tho royy
,r,,oss y, ,,,,,,b.ni,, ,,t,ss r,co,,l,. ,,,.,,.,
in France 10y NJ. a. de la Basti6. has already
been introduced into this country. and is ..--
rial an .,.r,. d,,. IN prooLirr NJ WiE,,,
~ 49, ' 80 '' 49, "''''"-
cullen bryant. inc Nrnerhbl" poet anu Jnurhals
Isl. and a nunbrr Of other gentlemen. recently
49,, a., - NJ. ,iI- az -, A. =,
49, = 80 ~ N "' " VI No, "a. ''"
street. near Van Brunt street South BROOKLYN,
al the invitation of Mr. A. de la Chat,f .lls .,ll
,,,,,ri,r g. ,,,,,,i,,., int, a. ,,or,,i, g ,l,
f'Vp''''''' ~ N''-''''S NV va. 'p~'"'''' - "'
new process.
Unto the present time il has boon apr'i.l 7
,,i. ,.,,,,.,' ,,tc :, ,t,.. .,,.t,i,.' A., -
'''' N0'''''' c'''''' " .,'o ''", ''"H '''
chimheys. These are hrst mado IN III" .l'
' ~. '.,." 'Va
~ ~ -''',''''" H'''7' - '"''''' ''' "''
thom' one by one upon the END oil hhs lth
rod. and plungcs th,m into a furnace. Tia
chimney j. nnt ni,ov.dto f,,ll from tb,.r.l I.ie
N",m"'' - ~" "''"'" ~ i"' - ~" "'' '''' ~
is hold upon 1t in plain sight II grows r'ii
and rcdIrr until it has assumed tiui vI. "
the * illel eva recognize. ~ Indicative ,,l tii
,,r asr'',,,, 3',rt,p. tn,.rt Mo-
rnurtnous And rlr,r -hrndri foreman s,.t.lt
I'm ,.lin,nv iii nn t,n an1 ~ thn r,.i IS
nov ,vi HMM, rem, H.. nr,, mi ,.un.' ma,
tno oil bath "i,,' al hand 'rmI. ~ nr.r,,.r
! iron vessel pcihaps three fcet in d.i.i,i r,
siam ling utoi M, n 'or II tlle works and l'.t (
from below lt IL n.urlv filled with m.it.d fila
low at Il tcmperature ~ about 42O a tr,.-,
AronnI fhn rils,. ~ Tho hnih nnd sfun.l.l... IA
| Inc hi oil AR" len or "A II ,,..n sin,,l u
vessels each with "A nor zontM hnnilr. aitl "A
TIM lower mart Of "a ia ono I'D tho-, ..- \
pinr,rd with lurl,n holes So that IA thrv -. I
i'm the bath the oil comes up b. the same 10, I
/ i'm tlen rs m th,. body nf thr bath EariUl \
/ mt.n lcI tO rc.rlye u chimney fresh fl .l l.l
/ flrrfro
4 a. h. h. chimney falls from the iron r ,
! thcoil. u great flame goes up from tho Il' |
fat tho Chimney h,ing 80 much notice $3.50 Q
/ oil Thi-. however is only instantn.
| dies away. leaving the chimney luNl-lh. q
] l. ltttfI e tlIl = nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
Autobiography OF william ~. seward Win
Memoir aud selected Letters.

u Antlotou 4 "a oro no,v nuttiu,, g., ,,o,,
n yol,,no entitled A,,,,j,,o,.o,I,, ~, u,II.,..
n c,,,o,d f.op, tsoi n, ,soi. ,ri,I . u.,,.,.,. ~,
his LIE ana S,Icc,jons fran, ne T,Ve.s c...,,
1ssl 10 1916, bv Fnrnrnrcw " srw,nn rho
autobiography comnriaos ohou, onc.arh ~ tho
hook II corrcor,os With W. so,ror.,,srt,.t a.,
Mnv 1so1 md comes dou.r T., tho ,,r,,1,r 49,
nrst nomination for Governor md his dof..,
nv william I. Marcy in Noyon,h.r teqt
Wewil 0r-t turn to tho ,,ut.l,,oyro,',.,,. o,l
we shall mainly leayo Mr. seward to snoo, f,r
himself slit hing our oytroots t.-o,ior lac a
fow uroals Of narrative. Whom h, was u I'm
his fatb.r was n ,hvaio, I'm mo littl ,iu,,,.. NJ
Florida i'm tho count Of orange in tli- Stnte.
L eidesthruelivs pursut of his r,,-iiar ,r,-
rs.i,, nr s.,.,ri ,,,,. O., f,,,,... - ,,,.,L.,.+ .
- " '"' '''.i "''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18
Weed wrote this Characteristic note to the condi-
sArrnrAY. Scnt. Is. 1893.

SATURDAY Sept Is. 1893.
VOL Seward We are agan embarked upon n
"sca OF difficulties" AMI must 20 earnestly to
work. You have hoard from the good an true
mon who wore at Utica uli thut Or 'urrrd during
the canvass. Let ~ now remember all that WIS
fair and fOrg t all thlt was iaithlrss.
Main' has given IA her cold shoulder hut We
shall hnv, time ~ rcrovcr AMI rally. Nv faith
IN PENNSYLVANIA * still mistaken. Bat oven
should PENNSYLVANIA iOr-dke us, | Will not
doubt the Empire State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-18

FRTDNY. Nov. v
We'll dear Seward We are victorious; God br
thanked gratefully AMI drvlutly thankodl
Ju l,n Mrlrr will NJ COURSE como ~ Alhanv
with YOU. We want the ait Of his exp'ricn 81"
and W -,lom. A trHrlul responsibility II upon
yOu God grant you the ight ne, ssary to
pr'dn Won snfrly throughl | 20 to New York
this afternoon to temper and moderate the JOY
and rciOirngs OF our friends.
The Govcrnor-clect tells Mrs. Seward about
his first message:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-27
CHANcERY NOTICE.

state of Illinois, County of Alexander.
Circuit court of Alexander county, sopIem-
her term, a. D, 1871.
Edmund II. O Bren ". Edmund H. Gasaghty,
Eugene Garag ty Jacob IL. buuousN, Jose
phIue Gurlguty, 3. s.cyiu and }. sIey1n. BIZ
IN Chancery,
Affidavit of the non-r, -,derce Of Jacob Eur
rough, Eugene Galashty, Il. NicYIh ana D.
Slcyiu of the defendants above named, having
been Tiled In the Uncc / the clerk OF sald 'lf-
cult court Of Alexander COuhty, notice Is mere
b. given to the said nonresident deicnuants'
inst the complainant has filed his NIL "l COM
plaint in SAID court ON the chnncety side thereof
on the first day Of May, a. D. l,i', ana lI'"l II
summons iheruupun ISSUED Out "i SUI WV
against said defendants, rctWnabie on lu,
tuird Monday of May, a. D. 80, ~ Is ny Jaw
required And an order having ue'n cnlticl VI
record In said court AZ the May term lNl', there
of, that said calloe stand continued WIN orut'
or uubIirttinn Now. therefore. unless YOU
the said Jacob II. BurrOuGn, Eugene NhtathSi
Il Slryin amt j. ~lrNln shall person nc anu
appear before the sad Circuit court uI Nl'Nun.
dtf county ON the first day ul the next ''i III
thereof 10 be holden ut the court houHe III wv
city of Cairo in said county, On tht hrs, MN
day of september 4, D. ir,i, anu pltaH gu
s,yrr or lrmir 10 the said complainant M 'I
rpn,nlniut the same, ard the matters ana tIllhs'
therein charged aud stated Will DE tnhtn rs con
lns.rd. and = decree entered against You H'cotu'
inc TO the PRAYER Of said mn. .,, ~,
JluS II, MuLkEy, Complainant solicitor
Cairo, his, July 18th, u. h''. oW'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-27
DENTEsSTR.X.
DRS. CANINE & WHITLOCK
Dentists,

IIavin- entered into a co-parnShip. for the
purpose OF pu.,cinL dentistry, in all ~
branches, wolllrrspeytiully inform those need
ingtue services off, dental operator, that they
arr prepared to attend to Their wants in every
respect.
The filling # teeth done in the most sati7iar-
.ory manner Inserting artificial drntWes, all
Wuys Wltna view OF restoring, Us lar as lliac'
trihle, the lost contour aud natural expression
Jf the most Improved methods and materials.
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
IsmZ nitrous oNde gas.
They extend an invitation to all, TO call an"
&c them and solicit liberal share OF Their pal
uuagc Work guaranteed. Prices moderate
CANINE u WllIilOtk,
surgeon Dentists.
WCummcrcia Cuuc, between sth and 'th Sis
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Chc 8ull&tjn.
sA.ncau p again

........,. ,..,...r. -. .,, ....,. u,.,..,,
'' .|'.'. 9p'', ~ .",. ,'n''r
10y D.. '',',',' 80 ,''.' W.
,''. .H.,.,, ''"'.' ''' 90
'' ''.,' la.
'''"'' '"o u "'".' " '"a''J
j. ",i. Dc rrmomyorcI ihlJdurug the
huruuur 'ra g person by tie nama vi
McJrmptr presented him'cii to Mr.
bc.cAor ana announced himself as the
long iO.t brother OF Bessie Iurney and
wished 10 iirpW some iI@nl on hcr ante
c.daH's ami hu'h, ana Nl the same tim"
oiirr her the protection %, a brother
H"Drrmott va. referred 20 hr. Sherman
or" oI SIR, b"rnlrr- lawyers, and after
nrual Interviews ".E j IT, NrD.r-
mott "a, allowed 90 .e her, when She
declared nm 10 bc no brother oI hers,
nor D. my way related 10 her. Bessie
"ol.d nave hotying 10 ap with MciJcr-
,n'.l .hI ,he p'os n'.p" returned 10
long hr'hrh, "ur.e again /. "umei
h'' oc.AplDon, Jhaj d. hack driver.
AMER Jht ti!II, hayIhS saved Ipa ucr
-1Hl, Doe a@.'H called upon Bessie and
u,"I every persuasion 10 nave Ter accept
% nome iiom nan, bHt again was reused
lib .prp'e.uo,n. bi' last summer Bessie
a.'''% h1is'I ii -'i.". ,H'' ''IcuHi ''ah'es'
accepted NJ oAer' anu the bIolhri en-
%asea b?lIi ior hef ID Long Branch VII
Ia-e' WI'r' 'he ioiAA'h'l lpr several
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-27

en- a day at home. Agents wanted. Oatft
0lg and terms hec. TRUE Il CO., Augusta,
Maine
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-27
Administrators Notice.

Estate OF John Craig. deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of John Craig
late of the county OF Alexander and state
of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he viii appear before the county court
OF Alexander county ut the court house in
Cairo at the August term, on the third
Monday In August next, ut which time
all persons having claims against said estate
ae notified and reque sted TO attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted. Al
persons indebted to said estate are re
qucSted to make i'm Mediate payment 10 the
undersigned
Dated, this 2jth day of May, A. d. 1877.
JAMES l.. SANDERS
AdWinistrator.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-27

pc7ala~ilu tratetboohl 2oopagcs}oG
J,xuop,l \yoNtAEHpoD! MARRIAGE
Imnedimcnts to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent sccnrcly seated, post
paid for 90 cents, by DIR, c. WHITTIER
5I7 St. Charles Street, st. Louis Mo-
he great specialist. Read his works.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
RACE HORSES AT JEROME PARK.

C. REEDS srAILE, James Lee, trainer. Trouble
Waller Judge, pNor Arcan Maid, Athienc, Eugene
n; Robinson, Licensed vender and Bonnie Wood.
/. HARr's rTABLE--RedmaD, Henry Owens Gem mic
e.. ksdding ana brother To Bassett
l.. A. HIrcHcocK's STABLE, l., Cordcre, trainerr-
Glasgow Speculation three year old fiiy, by Mel
bourne, Jr, and b. c., Years old, brother 10 Lime
stone.
ODES BowIE's STABLE, +. Midgiey, tra,ner-Mary
Orioie, CataGhZy and Belle.
Mr. DnEsSoSs. Piper Hcidsick, ia'e Auburn.
manhus Vermont Brambie, Cuoa, Imagination, Risk
and Maxwell.
J. !. BfvIss' Hattie F., framed by p. Houncssy.
T. NoLASs STABLE. -Dcadhcad and New YORK
DALEY BROTHERS srAELE.-Dandy and Waco
j. MchAnoS's srABLE.-Russ Butler Kilburn, Patriot
GEORGE LoSGsTAFP's STABLE, Bose Smith trainer
Shylock, Partnership, Yorkshire Lass. W. l. Higgins
aud atwo-yearod colt by haywood, out OF fvagrant's
MAJOR 7. W. DoswELL's STABLE, Walker Thompson,
trainer-Algerne RappahannocS, Outcast, The
Stranger, Busnwhscker ana Grccian Mac.
a. D. BEowNs STABLE, John Hyiaad trainer
Coronet, Problem and Demonstrator
GEoRGE AYERs' STABLE, NJ. Murphy traiuer--
FredcricktOwn and kcnwood
7. MrLcAHY's Daraugo. trained by Siattory.
GEORGE SUTcLIFFE's Bullctt
JAMES WALpEN's black lilly by Leamingtou, dam En-
Moan HArwoop's nly, years old. by d OK Jackson.
J. r. GIpSEYs STABLE, j. W. Widon, JE, trainer.
Wiid Oats and Coupon.
Il. A. CLAsAuGn's STABLE, Peter Walden, trainer. -
Cioyerbrook, Kings ana, Jet Myrtle, ana br Co. years.
MEssRs CARR & Co.'S srAsLx. Anssl williamson.
alhef-hlHu, Nlccroy, MignOu, StmoOu,
juno aud b. G., ycars, by Enquirer
+. sMrrHE's STABLE. Harvey Welch, trainer.-
Madgc, Explosion, b. C., years (brothcr to Willio
Burke), SaIic McCrea Wade Hampton, Danicher and
Teiepnoue.
COLONEL D. McDASirL's STABLE -Aus,ralind, Sister
OF Mercy, Bambibo, Princeton, Glen Dudley, Major
Barker, st. James Princess Of Thule, Lady Salyers
clL g. years, by Glen AtnoI, out OF Salio Watson
Fawu, b. t., years, by war Dance, dam Fly; ch c.
years, By Harry Bassctt lam Bot Arlington; br. e.
years, by Australian, dam Nemesis; D. c., 2 years
War Dance, dam Oakieal; b. f., years, by Harry
N. a..
set; Gu. G., years, by War Dance, dam sue Dough.
orly, ana b. m. Lorena. aged. by Revolver
+. De Bary's black lly by I.cam.ugton, dam h IN
Robinson, trained by Jamos Walden.
Mr. Beimonts stable, IN strong force, will arrive on
Monday.
Mr. T.. Lorlard's extensive lot will probably arrive
MONDAY or Tuesday
Mr. g. l.. Lorlard's strong stable, will arrive on
Monday.
Tho stables OF Messrs. A. Taylor. d. d. withcrs, G.
s. Lloyd, William As,or J. d. Pryor, II. Gairney,
Thomas Puryear and others are daily expected, and
wnen tho Baltimore division arrives The extensive sta
bos at tho Park Will all be uil.
Tho Park Is looking beautifully. The trees and
lawns green at TINS OF tho year,
and tho course ana grounds IN the best possible
condition We are happy TO say. too that the efficient
officers Of the Department OF Parks are improving
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
ATHLETIC SPORTS.

JOHN GoULDINGs BENEFIT AT MOTT HAVEN
INrEEEsTING HANDIcAPs-A TWENTY-FIVE
MILE WALK.
The beneht tcndered John Gouidng, trainer and
Tackmaster, by the New York Athletic Club came oo
yesterday afternoon their grounds Al Mott Haven
ana was pleasant success Every thing was favorable
be weather 1ne and tho very large. The ramos
all handicaps with onc exception, were admirably
managed and In several instances stubbornIy con
testod Tho our mile caused the amateur records
clever pedestrian T. J. Armstrong, Jr, Harlem Atm
ietic Club making 3om 80 los. for the lob full de-
tails arc subIoined:--
oNx HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE YARDS
Fra HedL-H. I. LauterDach, New YORK feet, I /;
.. Alcxhnlre, O. AC, 20 ect, 2; J. y. Johnson, New
YORK, 10 leet D. lautcrbach won AZ hc liked Ny i've
yar's. Johnson ddn't hnish. Time, IL seconds.
Second Heat w. J. k. Kendrick H. A.C. 70 feet /;
II. q. stencrl, AC., 25 feet, y; Bertrand Hughes,
UP.A.A., 20 lec,, y Henry wcssncr, II. b. aud A. q.
10 feet, .; W q. Cochrane. K.Y.C., 20 iect, Ken
drick maze All The runniug aud though nard pressed
lie managed TO hnsh two icet the of 1t. Hughes
ena steinert dead heat tor second place. Tune,
Is 20 SECONDS
Thrd Heat II. ID. Riblct H.AC., 20 feet, l; Fredo.
rics Run, Wv, 20 feet, 2; J. Il. Furguson VAC,
10 fcct, g. Ribct was required to move lively a. tho
start by RuD, but tho latter by nearly Two yards
two lcet separating second and thfd Time, 10 80
seconds.
Eo'Vh HeaL--F. G. saporlas, H.A.C., scratch. l,
W. H. Griinn, s.AAC, II icci, 2; +. Henshaw, II. A.
G., IL ieet, 3; G. IL. Knapp, New Yors, Is ieet, o;
Frederick Lewis, New YORK, 10 feet, o. cracker
most OF the way. Saportas down his men IN lne
style and caught GriAn near tho lnish, and won by
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
HUDSON BOAT CLUB REGATTA

The thirteenth annual regatta OF the Hudson Boat
Club OF Jersey City TOOK place yesterday Con.
tral Railroad Basin or South Cove, loot OF washng-
ton street. There were four events on the programme
tue drst. a s:agle shell for the champion badge
was rowed In two heats. Tho course was from the
club house 10 s,akeboai ancnored . nllG
distant and return, making the entrs distance
two miles. In the hrst heat the entries were
Hardenbergh, color red, and H. Ockershauscn, color
WHITE The boats started at IN. 30m., aud Hardea-
borgh won the heat In 10m. los. In the second heat
i. +. Hough, collar blue, aud G. d. Phillips. color
white, were entered. Horgh won in ON. Abs, spniipa
giving up tho contest before The turning point was
reeched The anal heat between Hougn and Harden
bergh won by tue former IA ym 4js
The second event MAS race IA working boats over
the course Tor a champion badge, IN whicn
entered r. OcSernauscn color rod. and z. A. Sayies
color white The won by Ockernausen N
sm. 45s sayles did not enter and Ockerhausen took
his time over the course
The third a shell and gig race for set Of
colors. The shell won IN I'm 55s
The sport concluded with tub race, In which some
OF tho contestants reached the turuing. but aitel
beng upset several times returned to tho club houss
The New York herald., 1877-09-23

IIHpTTt--TT. T. CapFuar.
Runs earned-5- Louis, g.
First base by errors-Athotics, 2; ST. Louis, =
Lett on bases-Athictlcs 4; ST Louis, l.
iotal base hits-Athlctrcs, 1; st. Louis ~
Time OF game--One hour and forty minutes
PROSPECT PARK.
The beautiful weather yesterday afternoon brought
out regular Brooklyn audience 10 witness the many
games OF baseball ~ Prospect Park Following ~ tho
result OF each oue:-Witoke, (; Lafayette. s. Cum.
bridge, ls Seneca =. JUNIOR, ~ .Elra L. star 81 :;
Oseo. 81. Young Meteor, Is; Huntington, 5.
pocahontas, IL; Niagara No 2, l. MerrImack,
IL, - George. MonauS, Is; Locust, ..
Backeye, s.; seneca 7. Wavcrly, 9, 81 Fran
c.s. 2 Cayusa, IS; Mansfield, o. Ciiuton,
II Welcome, =. Niagara, 81; Young Lafayette 23
AT New Haven tho HartiOrds defeated tho Chicago os
in the tweiih ana last OF the championship games
a score oi ii TO
OF 8 to3
In game at Cincinnati the Cncinnats defeated tho
indianapolis CluU bv score OF 4to2.
Al Cncsgo nc stars ol syracuse teieatcd the ALE.
ghenys OF Pttsburg by score oil to4
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
BASEBALL.
TIE GAME IN PHILADELPHIA--A BRILLIANT

TIE GAMR IN PHILADELPHIA--A BRILLIANT
VICTORY FOR ST. LOUIS.
Tho second and last game OF tho between the
ST LOUIS and the Athletic clubs was played yesterday
afternoon 4. Philadelphia In the presence Of about ELK
hundred spectators. The ST. LOUIS club turned the
tables completely on the Athletics, defeating them by
a very much larger than they wero defeated by
IN the drst game. Tho drst game, II will be remcm
bered was won by the Athletics ~ tho tune ol b
100 and the second game resulted in favor the ST.
LOUIS ub by the score OF 10 too Dorgan od of for
ST. LOUIS Club the 6rst nning with throc base
hit, ana scored earned run Clapps hit, Clapp
scoring another earned run ON hits by McGeary and
Croft ln the second inning, by hard hitting, tho ST.
Louis Club scored Two more runs, one OF which
was earned. They added two more 10 their
IA The third Inning on other sale
hits, assisted by Wild throwing The
Athletics went out In onctwo-three tho FIRST
three innings and IN tact, only three no
bat each inaing during the irst SIX innlnga In the
fourth inning Coons led OIL with long liue hit over
DOrgan's mead In right Held when nc should have
MADE three bases; but, through tmldity In
ming, no only made socoad base, where hc
doubled up on Fsners hit TO centre
Held. Alter the third inning tho neidng
Was very sharp on both SIDES. Tho Athletes
succeeded in getting nine bases In the three last
innings, but we're unable to get any OF them beyond
three earned runs, doing some tremendously ncayy
batting Nichols pitched with good elect assisted
Eve times. McGeary, Force and Croft played adnlra.
by IN their respective POSITIONS Barber, storey and
Fisher did the most effective work ON the Athletic
sido. The following rs the scurc:--
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
HARLEM ROWING ASSOCIATION.

REGULAR MEETING LAST NIGhr-TuE ENTRIES
FOR THE COMING REGATTA.
4 regular meeting Of the Harlem Rowing Association
held at eight O'Clock last night in tho Knicker-
booker Cottage, Sixth avenue, near Twenty e ighth
street. Tho clubs represented wero the Athletics.
Ataanlas Gralncrcy, Nautilus, Daunt,css and Coum-
bia College On motion II was decided 10 receive all
entries lot the coming regatta that had been
mailed before tho 22d inst just as n they
had been handed to the secretary ,ha, day.
boat clubs West and North VINO might wish to take
part IN tho regatta. letter was received from
NJ FAR north as LansInebure from tue FLY Boat Club,
promising association organized last year, but they
made enlry. a letter was read IRON Mr..
Arthur +. Dcx,cr, oftte Sarragansctt Boat Club,
ceptag tho position Of referee or tho regatta, and
promsipg to be IN town on october L. the day before
tho regatta Tho regatta viii last Two days, tho I'd
aud I'D prox.
The following is tho Official list OF tho entries for
the regatta
sses scSlt ga"ers Rowing A.,os.
Mlddetown. Conn. ihdwafd A. sumner; Cramercy Boat
aSiss sS Ss s%,ss js%ss " Vs'i S lSs
Nasaa so%t ciaS a., Ser S So,1 wli's arey ana E@,i
h%es ssn Sgs sSu G' S c. e. "s Brook
e. ss'' rS.a Sss :S1 as csS SSa' &C.. e Sey.
T. Aoeel Jr yespes Rowin CLUB. ionsers " lhomas
Athletic Boat Club New York Edsard Mills and W T. Ne
Cread Lmpire Boat CLUB. hobosen. n. j., Jonn A.
rAigoAR kAcn. n.-Arington Towing Association Brook
yn kch@sl Y. Young aud George W. Thomas; Nautilus
CUB. New York, William Walsh and Fred A. Levien !;
Friendship Boat Clue, New ,ors, W Il. Cody Emil
Couop; Ataisnta Boat Club, New York W. H. Down. and
j. T. Eustis Athletic Boat Club Brooklyn, Henry C. West
and l.. Is. Mack
FoUnOAR suKLLs --woiyerhook Boat CLUB, Greenbush,
NJ y, q. II. Craig. James j. Miles Frank w. Tompkins
and koeer.J Wilson Colump!a College, New York T. B,
Sage, H. H. Colgate. o.. -. BOYD and j. r. Goodwin, ,
Atnanta Boat Club, New York, Edward Blake W. W. Row
es W H. Downs and }. u, Eusis; Athletic Boat Club
New YORK lathbone, W. L.. Stove, uoorsc " stowe
and Charles n. Cone
,suvis Gie KAcA with soxswainl .-tricndshp Boat
Club. New York-W Hurley. w T.. Cody Robert rlson,
NJ. Robinson, A. Schneider and Philip Bign " Mus.
ray, coxsw,in; suhsttntes Adams Jarnes Cough IN.
New York;. r Timpson G Ldson II q. Ridcrhock. T.
X. Colgate &. Cornell and j. r. GOODWIN, stroke; cox.