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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
NEW YoRK's MORTALITY.

FAVORABLE SHOWING IL THE DEATH RATE
AS COMPARED WITH FOREIGN crrIEs--LAsT
WEEKS DEATHS.
The following Is the quarterly report OF Or. Nagle
touching the mortality this city for tho rst three
months OF the year. Comparisons made between
New York aud other cities death also This Is the
report
W: DIX y. DAY, ~ d.. Sanitary superint endent and
Register
SII--Dnring the three months ending March n 1877
6,U2 deaths occurred In the city. Of witch LOSS IL 10
equal annual death of - - per 100 OF
the population which l. estimated OH .22s for
the middle OF the This death
ably with the latest completes RETURN ipm
and foreign cities Inc latest
show annual death rate Of 2iu6 1000 nhabii
the Paris. 25s Berlin 23.3: Vi ma a5: Liver.
pool % l: Manchester, 262 Glasgow ~ >: Dublin ~
Calcutta. 1875; Bombay, -: MADRAS. - Brussels -
Geneva 2u7; Amsterdam. 2f.D; Rotterdam. 20 4: fne
Hague. ~; Copenhagen 2,o. Stockholm 20 =; Christi.
ana. 1913; Hamburg. 234; Breslau, 25.2 Nu-
MICH 1873. Bnda Pesth, 3J3 Rome. 23.9; Napl.s.
POS; Turin, al5; AieSSndda, AT AtnOash the
increasing the mortality for the quarter ending March
1877 2sS less than the average Of deaths
for the corresponding live years comparison OF the
deaths for months with the corresponding period
shows that there 63 deaths less
1876 1870 less than In 1879 500 less than 1874
particularly noticed ia deaths disea
which with exception. below tho deaths
tor the corresponding quarter OF the preceding live years
VIZ. -
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DECISIONS.
supREME CouRT-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge Donohue.

Isaacs VS. McCunn; Better vs.. Smith; Metropolitan
Savings Bank vs.. Quigley; Germana Lilo Insurance
Hewlett VS.. Bell; Davenport vs. Doushea; In the
OF petition the Disciples of Chris In tho
matter OF Flynn; The Union Theological Seminary
Powers; Scharf vs. Murray; Matter OF the Church OF
St. Nary tho Virgin; Matter OF Duchascl: Matter of
williamson; Vega VS. Jafe Hunt VS.. Meagher; wylie
vs.. sulwclij schoendelmeier vs.. Arnhcm; Baldwin
Davis; In the matter OF Willard; Cohen vs. David;
Beekman VS.. Dunscomb. Granted
Hewitt Ping; Arnold vs.. Serrell; society for the
Reformation OF Juvenile Delinquents vs. Bernet-
Mott VS. Mott; Listmnn vs. Blant--Motions denied.
Saymisch va Saymisch.-Motion denied, with leave
TO renew.
Jacobs VS.. MlleE-Moton denied. See memoran-
Eliot VS. Ring Motion denied. do not think tho
order should be made until pending appeals be dis
Hart VS.. Meyers; Michel VS. scheey.-I desire to SEQ
counsel
Meier vs. MeIzcr --Referencc ordered.
James Borrowes- mlnaton must proceed.
Stone vs. Torrey. Let the party be examined.
BY Judge Lawrence
Murray Hill Bank Smiih.--rhe affidavit was not
sufficient to warrant the granting of the order The
statement OF the oil action does not appear to DO
properly stated. But u be conceded that tho
OF sufficiently stated the proof OF the
exercise Of due diligence is finding the defendant
defendant is entirely detective The motion is, thcre
fore, granted. (Bixby Smith 8, Hun, 6o.l
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Mosback w. Amend and anoshcr-Reference or
Carr vs. Hall and oihers-Motion granted.
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs
BY Judge Sinnctt
KcKettrick Kelly; Schcsinger Corlester;
Nichols Taylor; Barras VS.. Ryan; Carpenter VS..
Lesser; Frederick VS.. Brandis.- Motions granted.
vokman VS.. Andreas; Dreyer Va. Poth. Motions
TO dismis complaints granted, with SO costs.
Bohlen VS.. Bachman two cases).-Proceedings dis
missed, With $40 costs
Schainpain VS.. Hitler. Justification dismissed
kaufman w. MicncL-Molion TO vacate order Of
rest granted, with costs
Mayer vs. Ecklcy.--Attachment ordered.
Dart VS.. Stark-Motion denied
Stebbns Van Ranst Bond approved.
Brewster VS.. Giilette.-Orders vacatIng judgments.
Lanten VS.. Meyer.-0rder to mark judgment secured
appeal
Truax Reiley. Order Of arrest vacated and &C
ton discontinued.
Foster Tenant; Armstaedt vs.. Kahn; Bates
skngate; Butler VS. Stafford; Harlow VS.. O'Donnell;
Lennison 0ppenheimer: Baldwin VS.. johnson
Bloch Honheimer; Downing VS.. Kecgan; Denny
VS.. Feeny; Harris Rappeport; Lessner Silver.
man; Simon Redling.-Orders granted and q.
tered.
hawkins VS. Huerstel.-Motion to open default
granted.
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Attorney Herring. charged with receiving stolen
goods On the LIST OF April the premises OF Jane Me-
Guorin werc broken into and robbed Of quantity Of
clothing Detective Slcvn. OF tho Fifteenth precinct
traced tho stolen property TO the prisoner who was
yesterday convicted The Recorder sentenced him for
the term OF three years in the State Prison
THE WRONG MAN.
Nicholas Miller charged ono Gotlcb steller, milk
pedier, with stealing So from his saloon ON the 22d
OF March last. Miller that he counted his money
and placed It shc under table, and that no other
person but the prisoner was In the place from tho
counting 10 the missing OF the money In reply to his
counsel Mr. John .. Mott the prisoner testified that
he did not take the money aud witnesses were pro.
duced to prove excellent character for the accused
Testimony was also adduced 10 show that the com
painant bad stated that he not sure whether lie
had placed the money there whether he had lost It.
The jury acquitted the prisoner.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

CLASS HATHAWAY "Wednesday, April 4, by Rev,
/. II. King, assisted by Rev. William H. Mickle, at
Fortythird street Methodist Episcopal Church, WILL.
lam II. CLASS and LAURA V. HATHAWAY, daughter OF
late Jabcz Hathaway. or this city.
DEMAREsr-WHIrE. Az the residence Of S. p. White,
Esq. I'D St., April o. by Rev. w. ). Mckles, n.
d., WILLIE NJ. DEMAREsr, oil Painneld, N. j., TO Miss
MABEL r. WHITE. Of New York city. No cards.
FoGG-JoHSsoS- Wednesday, April !, nj the res
dcnce Of tho BRIDES parents by Rev. Thomas Gal.
audct, ID. d.. +. HERBERT FoGG OF Boston, Mass, and
M,ss Ina II. JOHNSON OF this city.
MoRGAS-MoRsE. In New Orleans, March 81, 1877,
at the residence OF the brides uncle by the Rev. b.
NJ. Palmer, d. d., JAMES APPLETON MORGAN, Esq. OF
New York city, TO OLIVE niece Of L. s. Morse, Esq, OF
New Orleans
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Jersey City, April 10, by the
Rev. S. n. Rice, JAMES ". TAryALL, OF Wilmington,
Del, and WINNIE X. SAwpoN, OF Jersey City. No
cards.
Philadelphia, Bulletin and wilmin gton (Dcl) Every
Evening aud Commercial please copy
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BROOKLYN THEATRE FIRE FUND.

The Executive Committee having In charge the work
of receiving and distributing the money contributed
for the relief OF tho sufferers by the burning OF tho
Brooklyn Theatre will this morning for the pur-
pose OF preparing public report OF their work up
tho present time The total amount subscribed tn FAR
Is about Si0,0 900. on February 90 the cash on
hand amounted TO $50 S76 60 Tho subscriptions
IN March increased this amount to S36,3l2 90. IL has
been decreased by distribution since then $780, $3.50 81
Sll,2l9 90 OF which is deposited in tho Mechanics
Bank and Sl6.34G IS IN the Brooklyn Savings Bank.
Between five and six hundred persons receiving aid
from the fund. and tho largest amount paid any
family Is $40 per week, which is the case OF "A widow
year longer.
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Tho suit brought In tho Kings Court Court by Mrs.
Mary Ireland, before Judge Moore, against Louis
Prosch, lager beer dealer recover 81 900 damages
fer tho loss OF the Of her husband, under tho
Civil Damages act, was concluded Yesterday The
palntIn charged Prosch with selling intoxicating
drink TO her husband Tho jury rendered verdict TOR
the plant, who ~ awarded $3.50 and costs The case
remarkable ms being The FIRST o tho Kind over tired
IN Brooklyn Counsel Tor defendant gave notice OF his
intention to appeal from the decision.
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a POLICEMAN PUNISHED.

oflccr Michael Cleary, Of the FIRST police precinct
Brooklyn, who beat Mr. George Bauy, OF Lawrence
street, about two weeks since, IN such terrible
that his lie at time despared OF, pleaded
guilty before Justice Walsh, yesterday to assault and
battery. lie thercupon sentenced by HIS Honor to
six months In the Kings County Pentcntiary. IL rs
expected that the Grand Jury Will ind Indictment
against Ceary Tor assault, with intent TO kill This
indictment Will IN nowisc nict should such how
ever not be the case, and indictment merely OF
sault and battery bc found, the present will
stand as II Is. Clcary VIII BIO confined in Raymond
street jan TO await tho disposal OF his case by tho
Grand Jury.
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ittFnJc
Qunrfer First Qm0rfe,
Eudit.J IIrg l<,frs


The deaths that occurred during the the
following wards, First. 10: second a: Third 81:
Fourth l23; Fifth 75 sixth III; seventh. .3i Eighth,
IND, nth, 30 Tenth, 1885, Eleventh $780, Twelfth i53
Thirteerth. 1855 Fourteenth, 1j2; Fifteenth, o6; Six
teenth. 23n Seventeenth 4O; Eighteenth 2ss; Nine
tacnth, ol2 twentieth. 3s, twenty first $50: Twenty
second IA twenty hi d. %. aud Twenty fouch 80 The
highest number ot deaths from scaraua In the Nine
tccnth ward co. from dphthera the Nineteenth - from
Group the Tenth, la from whoopng the ecnth.
IL from typhus lever the Fourth 2. from typhoid
the Seventeenth >; from maarini ievers
H. from pnerperal fever the Twenty and from
cerebral spinal lever The >inctcenth 4
LAST WEEKS
DR.. John !. Nagle, Deputy Register OF Records 20
the Board OF Health, reported that during the week
ending April Z 1877 49, deaths reported being
an increase OF 40 AS compared with the precedi ng
week and 96 less than reported during tho cor-
responding week OF 1876. The actual mortality for the
week ending March 81 was 1896 which 1904 below
the average number Of deaths TOR the corresponding
week OF the past five years, and represents annual
death rate OF 2257 per 900 persons living the popu-
lation estimated at /, 013, 296.
The following IS comparative statement OF cases
OF contagious diseases reported at the Sanitary Blu
rcau for the two weeks ending April I, ls77.-
-Week Ending
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OF Coiumoia-rhis was m action TO recover upon a
draft OF the Treasurer OF tho United States drawn in
favor OF the interstate OF tho defendant In error who
sues as administrator The claim that the bank
had PAID 10 parties not aui horzed to receive H.
The Judgment was for the administrator, and u Is
here maintained that the bank responsible, as
II was acting the agent OF tho United States
that the Treasurer was bound to know the signature
OF ms payee which was entirely unknown TO The bank
IL " also SAID that the SUIT could not have been main
tanned by tho original plantn and cannot he by the
administrator Riddle Miller Tor plaintiff in error
and Sheliabargcr Wilson for defendant
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VIII thcn made yesterday admitted to probate by
Surrogate CALVIN. In IL no bequeathed 10 Eliza Nc
Govern his aged and faithful housekeeper for many
years the sum Of $500. The remainder OF his accumu-
he bequeaths TO the rector church aud
ves,rymen OF the Church Of the Ascension the
OF The church. The executors are Mr.. Edward J.
Jairay and Mr.. James NJ. Browne. codcii was added
addition TO the $500 gwen ~ the body OF the viii 10
Eliza McGovern |, in consequence OF many years Of
devotion and fidelity TO give and bequeath TO the
said Eliza McGovern all my household furniture of
every kind aud description contained in my apart
ments No. 513 bird avenue" The deceased leaves
next OF kin oil any degree.
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LOCAL OPTION IN NEW JERSEY.

At tho recent town election in Mon,cIair, Essex
county, NJ j., majority of tho citizens voted against
the licensing OF any For this the spe
ca Sessions Court Newark yesterday refused to grant
Licenses TO persons to sell liquor. Tpplers VIII, there
fore, DO compelled TO dispense with their 'consolaon"
or purchase IL by the gallon.
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IMPORTANT TO MILITIAMEN.

There has already been published In the HERALD the
fact Of the disbanding Of Company A. Of the seventy
hrst militia regiment, by It's Colonel An appeal to the
Courts since made in tho case, promises to settle
question OF no small importance TO members Of our
militia regiments. Some of the members OF the dis
banded company claim that through its disbandment
they no longer members OF the regiment 1t
will be understood that the reason OF the disband-
lag OF the company the fact OF tho
membership OF the company having been reduced TO
below forty-six, the nj minimum number required 10
complete company's organization. Upon the dis
banding of the company It's late members were con-
signed 10 0tner companies OF tho regiment The de-
termination is TO bring the matter to leg
whether such disbandng Of the company absoivcs It's
members from further military duty Among
those refusing to do duty in any other company
John S arch. THIS rccusant member was accordingly
fined Tor non-attenton to his military dutIcs,
aud In default OF payment oil such Ene
was lodged In Ludlow Street Jail writ
Of abcas corpus has been procured and through
recdings under such writ u proposed TO determine
The question IL Is claimed on tho hand that tho
colonel, having disDanded a company has no longer
any Jurisdiction over tho dlsbanded members, and
Consequently cannot compel them TO do their duty.
On other hand II is insisted that by an act OF tho
Legislature colonel OF regiment has power 10 dis
band any company when below the minimum number
and assign the members to other companies. Tho
case was been argued yesterday before judge
Donohue, but ng to the engagement oil counsel
postponed until tomorrow
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BROOKLYN SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

The Directors OF the Board OF Managers of the Brook
Iyn Sabbath School Union have decided TO hold the
annual parade of the children Wednesday, May 3D.
They anticipate from the OF the schools now
in. that 10000 ,ttlo will JON the PROCESSION
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COUPON BONDS QUANDARY.

COUPON BONDS QUhNDAhl.
Ferdinand r. Dempa Is the owner OF certain FIRST
mortgage bonds, with coupons attached, Of tho ST.
LOUIS Iron Mountain ana Southern Railway Company.
In an al davt submitted yesterday to Judge Donohue
he states that Mr. Henry g. Marquand Vice President
Of the Union Trust Company, told him that no under
stood that there was deposit In the Union
Trust Company Sl2 0C0 the proceeds OF the sale
Of Of mort gagged lands o the railway
uuon which the bonds in question were
issued; that he requested Mr.. Marquand 10
ask Mr.. Edward King, President OF the Union Trust
Company, u such money could be applied 10 the pay
ment OF the coupons, and that Mr. KING told him mat
he did why this could not be done but he pre-
ferrcd first to ask counsei about IT. Mr.. Dcmpn
states, further. that Mr. Thomas Allen. President OF
the railway company told him that there nad been
gale OF OF the mortgaged lands and that the pro
cccds OF such sale had been placed In the hands
OF the trust company for the purpose OF
paying OF the bonds ana coupons. Mr.. King,
or otncr property OF the railway company IN the
hands tue trust company and that the latter is
inucbtcd 10 the railway company IN any AS the
matter appears little complicated, and with TO
Get truth, Judge Donohuc yesterday granted
nr.rr show cause why some officer OF tho Union
Trust Company should not be examined 10 tho facts
OF the case. This order was MADE returnabe to-
morrow.
THE VETERAN LAHRBUSHS WILL.
Frederick Iahrbcsh, the veteran who died few
days ago at tho patriarcha age OF Ill years. made
will the Goth June 1871 when no was, according
his own statement at the tme los years OF ago. The
, 1877-08-26

over by Scotland, but ;nok seriously injured.
Planter, formerly driven by John, Is now being
handled By Fred HaigaI. who Grove Fret Hooper
two srasons ayu. LittleAJimny Raras is still
trained by splan.
In the 2:19 racc at Utica some fast quarters
we're slown- Great Eastern ree1ed of one at 4
3:i3 gait the first heat, and, in tie second,
Rarus and Lucille Golddust repeated the per-
Torrance
[, The chestnut gclding Thomson, in Charley
:Grecn's stable, has thrown outa splint and becs
withdrawn from his engagements. He is named
after GREEN'S partner in the ownership Of Lu-
cillc Golddust.
Peter johnson Is taking things easy at Dexter
Park, with Monroe Chief and Capt Eunnels,
waiting for the fall circuit. He has added to
his string the gray mare Mary Ga7 owned oy
Doughty Il Cass}eman, OF this c1sy.
Lieut.. Ismsieo1.: who has tho Russian trotttes
in charge, has decided to hare tho black mare
Reija handled BY john Splan. John would look
well in 1roschky, with q poiice,na1i's cap, such
as Russian drivers wear, on his head
The Racine County Fair, which will be held at
Burlington, Wis, Sept. s. 4, aud :, will he at-
tended By quite q delegation from Chicago.
The yearltns stallion Ten Eyck. formerly own
ed in this city, will enter the nrnc ring for conn
petition in the roadster class: He Is BY Meme
lans, and is considered very promising.
, 1877-08-26
BETWEEN TWO OPINIONS.

TO uts Hl3s1o7 u 373* TIE = w~
CrcAoo, Aug. Gi-I am ono Of crowd VIC
are not ,aborers who live by the sweat OF our :
hrrrnrs. We would do so II we could, but un-
fortunately, In the language OF the parable, :,
ave cannot dig and to beg We are ashamed.
what resource has a man whose credit At nie7
hoarafpe.hou Is exhausted, who has or thn1s4
hc has worn out the patience Of bis friends VINO
have heretofore assisted him, who has spent
more than be can well afford In advertising M
your columns, and applied for everything oflex-
ed there for some months pastf l5 tnelo auJ
nrarest police station as vag, with all that
implied fn either case onthe necessary pun.msy
/ believe that am one Of many halt1ng oeI"seA
two conclusions. I remain yours trulJ,
DEAD Broke IN ALL But CuARAoaA8-
, 1877-08-26

THE CIRCUIT SUMMARIZED.
The table Of winning horscs during the circuit
composed OF the meetings at Cleveland, Buffalo,
Rochester, aud Utica, which will be found 1T
the close OF this article, gives In condensed
but Intelligent form the results Of four weeks.
trotting BY the best horses In tile country. At
the head OF the. list, both IN regard to money
won and fast time, stands that incompatible
horse, Rarus. Atthe beginning OF the season,
when TIE TRIBUNE said that with good health
this horse would prove himself to be indisputa-
bly, the best in the land, several publications
took up the cudgels on behalf OF Goldsmith
Maid, Lulu, Bodine, Hopeful, and others. They
were ill going to beat Rarus before tho Eastern
circuit closed, according to these publications,
but already the circuit is more Il than
half completed, and they have not even won
heat from the great representative OF the Alb
tlallah blood. He has defeated everything that
has started against him with ease, and will con-
tipue to do SO until started4n race when not
In condition, or some horse appears that can
beat 2:14: It IS necessary to speak Of his per-
tormanees ir the circuit just closed. He won
The 210 race at each place in straight heats, and
At Buffalo also captured a made,up free-for-all.
He has lowered his recort from 2:1914 to 2:16,
and is now in as flne'shapc as ever.
Next comes that stanch and speedy: mare,
Lucille Goddust, with total winning
Of ss7o, being next to Rarus in this
particular, as she : is also In regard to
list tine, having cut down her record from
2:l9;x to 3:164, and forced: Rarus under the
wire in 3:16 to beat her. At Buffalo. Rochester,
and Utica she trotsed In two races, the free-for-
all and s:1s, winning the former race at Roches-
FIR and Utica. trotting second to Rarus ID it ut
BufIa|o, md IN the 2:f9 race at each place won
second mouey.
p;1n.. hna proven himself wonderful little
, 1877-08-26

THE GENEVA LAKE REGATTA 4 FAILURE. Fl
. gpecsel Dispatch to Ias Tribune
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, Aug. 25.-The absence :
OF wind to-day made d fat1ure for the ragatta:
The .Agamcmnon aud Dauntless started, but
did not complete the course. The Nettte, owned
b7 ]. s. Runsey, sailed The course, thirty miles,
in 4 hours 20 seconds, with time allowance OF
minutes and IS seconds. defeating the Whisper,
owned: by N. X. Fairbank, br minute and ~
seconds
Tho Geneva, the champion boat, formerly
owned bv Gen. Ducat, was twenty minutes be-
hind the Whisper According to the rnles' the
time being over four hours, the race was aeciaf-
ed of.
The contest for the Sheridan prtze wtl occur
again next Saturday. There was little or 10
excitement throughout tho day:
The Geneva was sold ;sst night 70 Capt; Dun-
Ian and others, Of Chicago, for S4o0, although
she las good record. Tho owners cla1m sne:
vas water-Iogxed to day, and also met With two
ACCIDENTS by which her. rigging was dleaolee.
THE SARATOGA sIN6LE-scuLL RAo1.
SARATOGA, N. T., Aug. 25.-Wilham CuIl1sAt
Of Chicago, referee at the International regntta
Phiadelphia. has been appointed getefse 1or tos]
s1nglc-scull rare between Courtney. Riley, and
Piaisted, to come oil next Tuesday on saratoga'
Lake.
, 1877-08-26

St. Louis ought to be by this time well satts-
fed rs to the superiority Of Chicagotn baseball
In 1875 each club won FIVE games: in lS'0, 81
Louis won SIX and Chicago four; and this year
Chicago gets eight and St. Louis four. Inns
makes the showing for three years: Chicago, ~
st. Louis, Is. ..-
uosToE US. LOUISVILLE
Special Dispatch to 7as Tribune
BosroS, Aug. a5-At tho close OF the seventh
inning Of the game between the Louisville anu
Boston clubs to-day there appeared not 10 Pc
ghost Of chance for the Dostons to WIN tnes
had made but four safe hits and MI !o1s y
balls direct to tit4ders, and their opponents nao
been making extraordinary displays IN lns
field The home club had ticldcd poorly enougn
to give their opponents two rins ou Tour sinSIe
: base-hits, two in the fourth and two IN tae
ecrenth; four Louisyilles had been g1Tcn1
beses on called balls, and everything appeared
to be going wrong end> first some sioRe1nag
Lifts BIZ Wright aud O'Rourke earned run ~
the eighth inning, aud saved whitewasn, nqt,
with two On bases, Crarer closed the ann.ns ~
double-play off Whites hot Liner into nss
hands. Devliu gave O'Rourke his base IN sne tae
ninth, and White drove him to seconn on 1ot
Que which bounced OF Devlin,s foot Oa. Okomake
got caught OF SECOND by Snyder to Gerharal,
Int he made third on Hague's mum q tne
throw from Gerhardt, White reaching second"
, 1877-08-26

LITTLE CfES.
Special Ntpatrh to The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 25--Thd Mitwaukcea beat
the Alleghenys to-day In fine contest. Store
Sto4. The home club pounded Calvin for
tweuty-one bases, while the AlleEhcnys got but
niue off Weaver. .s -.
Innings l ga S CTS
Miwaukeca ......1 Q 90 Q Us
A!eghenys..... @ . Q l 20 o l.
Errors-Milwnukces, 3; AIIegheuys o.
Earned runs-Milwaukees: +; "Alleghenys, l:
Bases on hita-Nilw lwaukees. II !, A1leghenys, II.
Special Dispoic. to 1ae Tribune. :,
BLUE ISLAND. Ill, Aug. 25.-A game Of
baseball played here to-day by the Mutuils, Of
Chi,aso, and Blue Socks, Of this place, Was won
By the latter. Score, $ to 9.
NEW YORK, Aug. 35.-rhe game between the
Cincinnati and Hartford Clubs Was stopped
after the second inning by rain. Hartfortl, q;
Cincinnati, o. ~: |. -. t..
THE cHAMPioNsH1P. 80
TN the homd-stretcli--or at least on the third
turr-tne Louisvil]es seem to be losing tlie1r
wind, aud their big lead Is falling Of: Another
week OF good play BY the Bostans and Hart
fords will give the flag to the former-alM you
can't get tear or hurrah ont of Chicago,
however it cots. The standing now is as FOL,
lows, the only change over last week lelng that
the HattforIs have climbed up oyer the head Of
St. Louis into third place; We don't SEQ rs much
talk about . Pass tho Pcunant This Way" as
VIC used to in the St. Louis papers: :,. =: