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New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
IN WEST vIRGINTA.

4 special election will be held in West ViT-
nia tomorrow Tuesday IN regard to the change OF tl
STATE Capital B act OF the Legislature the choice Of
cation is- confined to three Ilaces-Martinsbur. IN
t.rselcy County Ciarksburg IN Harrison County and
Cbarlestoa in Kunawha County. Should neither
NJ these places receive majority Of all the
votes east the provides for another election TO
take place within exty day5 when the selection is 20 be
confined to ne places receiving the highest vote AT
tbe August election n1S6l, when he state denounced
tue orl.naace OF 's7ion passed 20 Richmond, and
or.lu.zel anew state Government Wheeling Was chosen
al. the cantal. IA April 1. Do Charleston became the
capt pursuantto o. the Legislature, but IN 1879
Wheeling again became the capital The capital will not
pe removed from Wheeling for eight years AT the eec-
ton tomorrow County superintendent Of Educat!on
will be- elected throughout state In ONO County
c citizens Will decide whether they will authorize al
additional subscriptions behalf OF the county To the
capital stock Of tile P-laburg Wheeling and. kentucky
Railroad COMPANY 10 sum nor exceeding 10000, for
the purpose 0f purchasing the mortgage bonds of sad
railroad company. or subscribing and paying capital
stock OF said railroad company bee exchanged FOR said
bonds thereby aiding said railroad company in us cOm-
pletiuu"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

SOLD CHFAP.-Little Brown Go Niger
Mn. r -" wiz aiwaS- addresses hi- listeners a. " nY
TortfD: An. how did you know Iny-al-hOw dhi you
know wa, Lord r. Sensation amDn- the Di ,tandersD
MINSTREL Blr-, YER nv Lord never lose sight o my
scaooifei.crsn f.oaIs OF laughter Little u caves M
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
GEnnGE rANNING

MDDLEToTN, \. Y, Aug. 5-GeoTse Can
ming = years age promincn, cze Of the town ~
Hamutonburg. Orange CO., found yesterday sitt z
upigh, ns carriage dead eyid utly from attack oi
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

There was a moments luli in the debate, and
tIrn 4 member known as " old Reliable ~ spoke ap Z.
Why down 10 Arizony, when lived thar. u wa so not
that they used to have % splice TWO thermometers
together SOS XII any idea oi the hcai and even Then
the quicksilver would spurt over the top thermoieter
sometimes. ~ Austin (heY.l keYele.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
DR.. JAMES IcCLELLAND.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-Dr. JImes Ne
Cleliand died THIS morning at hls residence in German
town. He Eas native OF Pennsy yana, and entered tie
UuIied States Navy in 1888. Tic was several years on
the acuye list as Medical Dir, etOr.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug 6. 4. M.-Ihe upper part OF
tie two Diagrams l7aurdaysl shows small rise Of air
pressure early that day. Win that exception, there has
been htle barometric c'anae and low range of pres
sure conuuucs The variations of tenn rature have
been small but with u teud ucy TO greater warmth Tie
humidity of the arr is SUI, 300 excess.
FIr fnis CITY and vicinity gradual increase u warmth
and clOudlness pcr11U- threatening nst ram, may De
exuected during two DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
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OF lecture. cH hahus Museum Of AnatOny. New
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pROF 6 ENONs EROWN.

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. 5.-Prof 5. Emons
Brown of tie Theological seminary oil Rochester, y. y.
dIedheIe to-day OF typhoid fever.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Aug. 4.The Print Cot market cosed
oe because ~ difference Of - Of cent 10 tne yr"- u
holders buycrs holders generally asSlns 4s in -
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
ELECTIONS THIS WEEK.
N KENTCrKY.

N KENTUCKY.
Members Of the State Legislature and County
Ulcers s be- elected in Kentucky to-day Tne stae l.
oy.rwhcimin.y Democratic, and the election VIII De e1
citing only i'm the larger cities Of the state where there
are several ticAets and many independent candidates
The Iei,llture % be chosen to-day will elect United
srate. senator To succeed Thomas c. McCreery (DrmJ
wbo-e term expires 10 March, 1s79 The legislature Of
Is76J77 had a Democratic majority OF 1Oi ON joint
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
N ALABAMA.

Alabama will elect County officers to-day,
4ucb A. Sheriff. Tax Assessors and Colecto CorOnors
and Revenue and Road Commissioners. The canvass
lust closed has very active IN some OF the cities
Outside OF the counties where there are several tickets
in the ield election Will not be very closely con
..-HDI
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

OMAHA, Neb, Aug. 5.-Thirty-four ears Of
i've stock and ty cars OF tea viii arrive from tie West
to-day bound East There are ninety three Of
TOO "a fplft
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER BEPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOV ONtKNMtNI LNIIUAIIDNN,
For the Lower Lake Region the Middle
States and No-E land. nary g. ding barometer
l0ca.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06


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s. Beekman ST. New \ ork
The Cornw li-ou-iiadson (N. " Circulating library
exhibition. Al its Healing Room Of chOss
onfravngs frOIn Aowederz oleTy, Llsa-s,a Nes-Yora
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06


rIir midnight shse line tie oeiaians
tie mercury during ,aose noursl
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

Pategts, Trademarks, Gc.,
secured n tie urs states aud iprrTn countries y
ARTHUR v. EkIE-Es'S PAlEAl AGENCY,
Dos Er0aaW ly New N0rs.
nn.I reln nj d n
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

The Cornw lt-ou-Hadson (N. " Circulating library
exhibition its Realm. Room collection of choss
onfraviugs irOn Aowediers osry kisa-s,a. Nes.YorA
1 A.ulsaAol
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

Steamship city of BerIh Usr. Kennedy from Lyerpoo
which 4t. Orts jay -, AT JO iol -S.t u
passed a National steamship bound east
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
THE OHIO PLATFORM.

A STRUGGLE OVER IT'S COMPOSITION
THE DIVERSE VIEWS IN COMMITTEE - SENATOR
MATTHEWS rREsENTs AN AMAZING PLAN OF FL
HANCIAL AcTION-MR- VESTS SURPRISING
, 1877-08-28
RAILROADS.
THE BROKEN HR1DGEs
Spcctd3 hspascA 10 TAs Tribune,

OMAHA, Neh., Aug. 27.-The disaster 70 tho
Union Pacific bridge still continue, 10 be tho
rn,ornt tonic ~ con,o,s.,,o. =. ~. to..o,t
e,s. ..l's, ..ps :, .,,.' -. ""H !e"ses
that' occurring just ~ thls particular season OF
the ycar, when transportation is on tie Increase
when 80 much lha stock IL being eh!ppcd East,
when mir merchants arr rccr3rtnv th.,r f,ii
s,oct. md ,,,,t a. IL, ya,t grain cron ~, Sn.
seoss' s, anu laas ~ wv Wy gram crop o. Ne.
br"ska IA about TO be moved, II would sertously
affect not only Omaha. bit tho whole State Of
Nebraska and the West generally. However,
such a result Ia, bean syerted by thc nronns
sa..s. ~ n..'as.t' 'su,a,,u. o.,t.nt rr..ts .'ls
aetton Of oeneta'.supe.'nten'lsn' . ulatk, VIM
arrived hero on Saturday, and the surcFintend-
cnts Of tho Chicago roads, Mr. Potter,
Of tho Chicago, Burlington It Quincy, Dir Hid
IL. ~ IN rhtcsnn e. poct 1.lsnd and H.
1rs',,,,. =. '"s .,'' So " : ,,H..,1 aa1 w., M
4aRhl1t' Oh thc oaicaao u No1tn"csteFh' aha
others, who arrived hero yesterday afternoon,
when general consultation WINS held, resulting
IN sat,afociorv srranremnnsa for tho transfer
- t..Imht ..i -n.,.nr,or. ~ ri.t..,,,t,th nra
.. !fe'eas "'io paSsehke'e W. !a'.en'outn ~. n"a
Blair. All passengers nnd freight Tor Inc chi"
cago, Burlington d Quincy, tho Chicago d Rock
Island, and tho Kansas City, ct. 4 Council
ntuff. Railway. prc IA he trnnsfcrred at plo.ts.
,,o,,.h ~rhto,, ,ot.,. 1. -n.n,oJ hr IN i1ur1;,r.
, 1877-08-28
LABOR.

HtA%N&%GH
WlLkzsDARns, Pa., Aug. 37.-Ths minsrs OF
the Penusylganis Coal Company 1900 In nufn-
eLheld mcating ~ Pitsstoe to-day 70 consider
the proposition offered by the Company relative
to Immediate resumption, With 10 per cent ed-
vgnce. The meeting decided %that the men
adjourn 10 theF respective ealllestas, seventeen
tn number, and take secret ballot, % objec-
t1on bad been madc that It VA Impossible to
obtain tho exact ststs Ut, feeling ia 3 mas
meeting. The result Of tina ballots Was sxalnlt
resumption. 1'ha Company announces that,
having offered reasonable advance On the old
wages, no further communication will ba
bsld With tue men, and tho mines
will continue tdlo until tho men arc
ready to accept tho terms offered. Several Of
the coiieFies uot guarded By tbo military have
been visited Tor two " threa nsxhts BY gangs Ut
men, the latest being at the Nottingham bEeak-
CT early this RnorpiuK, Nhsu tho engiuoar and
drcmaa wese driven trosu their posts, compel
ling Z stoppage ot the pumps.
lAzLsToa, Pa., Aug. 27.-llndetman, 6keer
4 Co. y three collteres a. stocktoa Will resume
work tomorrow on tefms which provide tor the
restoration u ths l3}f PER cent reduction On
ths Isl Of September. e. F. shoencr q Co.'s
miners 1t Beaver Meadow reaumed work to-day.
ths laK per cent having been restored, With the
understanding that after tue lst Of September
wages shall be controlled By tbs price Of coal
These arrangements virtually e4a the strlke In
the Lehigh regtoes.
CAksoapALY, IT., Aug. a7.-Mipers ir and
around Nusphysbofo, who atsuek during ths
railroad troubles. still bold out. Al vet ~
trouble has occurred except an Attempt to
throw traln oil the trHrk. Tho Grand Tower
, 1877-08-28
Mr.. Pcckhatn could nat bo found last

evcuinR.
Tho detectives generally said yesterday that
the Times Ind struck tho right tr~k. Thew
said that, although tho Union Trust Company
was compelled to shoulder tho loss nf the forged
check, they did 80 with an I'll grace, because
they firmly believed that thu swtndlo was rem.
dcre,l poss!lAe by officials Of the New York
L1fe-lnsurauee Company. They hare never
ceased In thelr eifolH to clear thus matter up
sne to faaten the crime ut,on tho supposed
guilty parties, a In that event tho New, York
1.sfc-fnsnrance Company would be compelled to
refund them tho co., U{U,-''quttc = considers
bic sum TO lote in these hard times" said one
officer, 1t WAS to this end Jayne waa cmplotta
Whether Fullerton, Knox J. Crosby. tho eoun-
eel for thc New York Lite. have been setting fn
the tntorests Of justice or In tho interests OF
their employers was q question on which the
dctee!fyes we're not Of accord. TI'ose wl1o ars 3
TO tho former opinion. Carney, one Of the men
Jayne bad with him, Is route agent or sEseial
pany. Austin was formerly attached TO Jaync's
ofltce In the Custom House. No Information
could be got on the subject at the Offices OF tho
rnr,nanfrx.
, 1877-08-28
GETTING READY TO MOVE THE
CROPS.

Tho General Freight Agents OF number OF
the roads In this city wero interviewed yester-
day In regard to thclE capacity for carrying for.
ward the Immense crops OF grain which hnyo
blessed tho farmers Of the West this season.
Mr.. c. Il. Wicker, General Freight Agent Of tho
Chicago D. Northwestern Railroad, stated
tnat tho crops along their line aro even better
than reported, but 30 for but little OF the new
srop has been going forward. Much OF the old
crop is now being shipped, and the freight busl-
moss Of the road has greatly, improved durlng
the past lew weeks, but tho road has not yet
been taxed To It's full capacity, though It TN.
tloubtcdly will be as soon a. the new crops como
forward. Tho Company has Just added 100
freight cars to IL rolling.stock, and is build
Ing moro in order to hare sufficient
cars when required. Mr.. G. ". Smith, General
FrolyAt Agent Of .he, Chicago, Burlington j.
Qutncy halroad, ststes that ho has as much
business as tho road can handle, and Is using
800 ours from tho Michigan Central. The Com
pany Is now building 200 ncW cars, and will
build 2u0 moro when these arc conulotcd. With
those additions he thinks they will be prepared
to take care Of al the irci9hts that are offered.
10 ftar they havo hanulcd nothing but old crops,
a hs shsss T ss " @ 70 tb bo @ soysn
e1 By the markets. II theY aFo high, much will
come forward at oncc. Tho farmers arc now
hold!pR on for bcttcr prices. Mr Josepn Tuck
9ln6tET vi u lu1 ll4lIl0tb +CAs
trail Iaallroad, says that Ills Company Ia not'yet
taxed to ita fnll capacity, but tho busi-
ness Is steadily Improving. Moro business
could be dono II The Eastern roads would move
freight mora promptly Tho crops along his
liuo hare been spleadid, md when they be4in 70
cUInc forward tho road will be tnrcd t0 It's full
capacity, thnugh hc thinks tho Company has
cars enough to take cars Of all that otfers, Cuu-
siderable 1ew whsat from Iowa waa now coming
forward, hls road bringing ia about scyenty ears
a day. Much Of thl4 Is going to Milwaukee, be-
cause tbs market thcro IL bettct, II bringing
about $40 to SIG per car moro thar At Chicago.
Mr. J. G: Clark, General Manager ct ths New
Orleans Koad, reports the cotton crop IN excel.
I'll hrst~elaAs shape to handle It. The reports
from other roads arc similar 10 the aboye all
arQ doing good business, but none Of taeu arc
yet handling much OF The new ernp. All expect
TO bc taxed to their full capacity when
tho new crops hc1In to come forward, but, ~
many Of the farmers aIo holling on for hstter
prices, sba movement will ho gradual, and nono
Of tho roads cxpcct to gct moru than they aru
able 10 handle With their present complement
Of rolluEstock.
, 1877-08-28

Ump!re-Me. uuthAtmt, OF ths 1iudlo0 Club.
Time OF game-Two honEs and thirty minutes.
First base by erfore-tiarttoEd, 4: Cincinnati, 4.
Knna carucd-tfattford. i Cincinnati, o.
IN CANADA.
&rectay o*pa4cA 70 I@s Tribune.
LONDON, Ont, Aug 21-Thc exhibition
game played hefe to-day between the OhfcaRos
and Tecalmaohs resulted tn favor Of tho latter
By score Of I to Q, Tho Chicagos lost the
game through arrors behind tho bat. 1t being
necessary to play Eden and Hines in the catch
ce's position an account OF McVcy and Anson's
soro hands. The hung club did the best bat
ting, but, aside from tho errors Of tho Ch1cugo
catchs5s, tho fielding Of the vlsltora was pcrfoct.
wonderfully long thruw from extEetne left
field to tho home plate, cutting Oft Anson. was
ths feature Of The game, &n9 won the match for
London. A small crowd wAs In attendance.
At IANEsvtLLK.
Sb&ttai Nkna&sA 70 1aA TfttHxs,
JANHtv1LLE, Wis, Aug. 21.-'(le Ajleghenys
and AtutuAla played \ very good game Of baxe.s
bal! here to-day, resulting ID acofe Of 3 10 ! In
favor OF the Mutuals.
Base hlts-hutuals, Z; Alleahanys, Il.
ErtoEA-alptuRls. 1: Aleghapys, 3.
At s1RACUsK.
aTAAcusy. n, T.. Aug. eK--MoFpIus gamn-
Stars, o; 1udianapollst 0. Afternoon Rslno-
Starr, s; indianapolis, O.
MlAN1APQL1a,
8pAetas AspatcA 10 7as 1tttuns.
MIahAAFOLIs, Ain1., Aug. 2E-hsa&- ball.
Red Caps. 4; Brown Stockings. 8.
1T DURfALo.
BUFFALO. Aug, a.-Bud4los, i Buckeyes, Of
Columbus, 0.
, 1877-08-28

sT1NNEnss WAGES.
LONDON, Aug. g.-Thc mtll-oTners having
accumulated stock valued from Glo0,o00 TO
100000, reduction Of 8 per cent in the wages
OF splnners is contemplated,
THE FATAL succEssloN.
RoME, Aug. IA bull regulating tho pro-
tedurc to be observed by the couclare Of Canli-
mails on tho death OF tho ropo has been CON-
rlcted at the Vatican. II empowers Cardinal
Camer1engl TO either summon q conclave I'M
metliate1y, or await the arrival Of foreign Carl-
nails.
Cardinal Joseph Andre Bzzarri Is dead.
TIN MONET COST.
MADRAS, Aug, T.-Fan!nc alone l,as already
cost tho Indian Government e. O00 000 sterling,
and is costing eco, 900 per mouth.
THE HoME.HCLEHs.
LONDON, Aug. 27-The annual Convention
Of the Homo Rule Confederation uf Great Brit
presiding. Tho following resolutions wcrc
passed: The tho Confederation being fully con-
Eesous OF tho fecllug Of the Irish people
In favor OF a more active and Wig
uto,is policy OH tho part Of t1cir
Parliamentary representatives, calls uron
the liomc-lsule Lengue In ireland to summon
National Conference to settle the programme
of tho Homc-fenlc party; that the ConictIcrn-
tton hereby fndurses tl,v yfgurous policy pur-
sued during the lAte session OF Parliament bY
those members OF tho IIome-Rule party termed
DbstFurtionfsts. Delegates representing sl1ty
constituencies Intended the Convention.
DtsMisaBu,
PARIS, Aug. 17-RampoA, v1cc-Presdent Of
tic fenntc and member OF tfe Left Centre, hns
hctn dismissed from iho post OF Mayor OF Gil
har.
, 1877-08-28


1tuns eakned-Hostons, 2.
Firstbaso on fielding srforF-Boston, 1; Lon
.Frst base on called bai!s-Bosson, 0; Lonts.
HeasRed ,rst base-Doaton, 49,.
I'll; Errors Affecting tho seo!s7Doston,. Q; Louis
!a..sa s; b.!'s-Btpka, :; ssyast; !; gtySslsy, !.
Sutton White. md Morrill, !.
Two base hlts-whlto and Sutton.
Left on bafcs-1}oston, II: Louisville, 4.
Qal,o-TFo hours shd twenty mlnusas.
CINClNNATI--HAR1oRp.
Special Dtspasea to 1ae Trfbun&
New YoRK, Aug. 27.-The Cincinnati! Red
Stockings wero easily beaten by the Hartfords
to-day BY score Of 3 to I. The Hartfords werc
short the SERVICES Of York, HoldswoFtb, and
Ferguson. Their places werc filled by Pike and
Bruce, two amateur players, and Harbrldge, tho
regular substitute Of the club. tbs Enme
was called at 4:10 y. M, tho visitors
In the field. Tho home u ycra
scored run In tho hrst Inning aud b!ankcd
their opponents. There were no runs mado
again until the thlsd inning. when tha Hart
fords increased theIr lead By two, and tho Cln-
cinnatis wero allowed to pcore one. Start malo
aclcan homo run In tho fifth inning on a bit
which passed over Addy's head in right Geld.
Tbs feature Of tho fielding was double play by
Allison, Durdock. and Start, by which tho
vaftqrs wcro retired In thoseventh inning. APP
pended ts -..
49, THE acpHk.
, 1877-08-28
THE TURF,
aAM4TQQA RACES,

SARATOGA, n. r., Aug. 27.-To-daY was tho
frs. OF three sxtrA race days At Saratoga course.
The arst raes, \ sweepstakes. for 2+yeAE-olda,
thfee-ouasteEs Of = nile. wsa won BY Piqua
easliy in l:l63{, beating Rramhlcy.
In the txomIle dash, Waah Booth camc in
aEtt, but tRa Jockey hasng Light weight. Kappa
hannqek VISA gi7en ths trst posltlo0s MAJ
barker second, Henry Owens third. Time,
R:40f..
Th9 t5es handicap sweepstakes, ope mile and
one-cs9hth, WAS won By Brndamante In l:5SH,
Clemmie q. sscond, ststar Of Mercy third.
Bertram won the selling race, one mile, In
1:43k; Firat Chsace SECOND, Cardinal Wolsey
third.
, 1877-08-28
LEAVING CHICAGO.

Tha dcparturp Of ti,n Kntahts Tetnnlar sestcr.
dov moninr for cl.va,and vhs,a ths tvsnti.,h
..r.s", ~, .s Tss,. ~ ~ t"sa4s'"
t.ienuua' ~oae.sfe - 10 pe nc'ut occaaloueo coo.
siderable stir LIN tho stEeets aiong the limo OF
march. At = quarter Ia I. III. the Htr Knights
of Apo|to Commanticry. to tho number of over
on for,u,,1 In In. o,,tsd, ,h.1- ssn,r,. ~ u.s
ASof =" ''"e o"sa4sa |"s.s ssup'a W sh'as
roe eifces, ahd' preeeaea 0Y MAI heVlua' band
and the drum corps OF tho First Rcg|msat, march,
ed to the fremont lIousu for the purpose Of a.
coriinz thse Grand Cuu,maudery NJ tho s,at. IN
80 49,. .a,.sT ~ naIs.'. 49, y. a 49,. 1a " ~
.oe ospo1 a squau Oh poAee from tne AfmosJ
had been detailed to accompany the procession,
aud whep the depot Was reached their scrveas
we're found scsy uecessasy TO keep on the
es1"a' gs
Inc osana CommahdeEy Of ths btata was
represented BY the Grand Commander, 2. ".
es'st{ Il 1t ca5e f M*oSsEI uoih.; e .spesft
Centfntja: jnhn r, Nah r. Il; r. NJ 1ft awa
, 1877-08-28
ITEMS.

>, NJ. p.,te, rn.,. h,,I,... ~ tha chl,.n,
Inc Esc1nc Eosst oos!Aese " tne eueaxo'
Butiiagsen q Quincy, caicago g Softa"estcsn'
aud Chicago, Rock lsiand & paci1t 1sailroad4
suffers hut littlc Inconvenience Or DELAY On nc,
oo,,,,t ~ .h. da..,,,ctt,,n ~ thu nmnh. hrl,gs
eoous ~ w oesHnss.va - ~ onsAns aNse' a.,E
fassen&ef cars toe osnaaa anu oe9oha are 1aAen
from. Couacll bluf4 to rlattsmouth on tho
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Ratlroad, and
rtx.. W.i,.e.. !, Nsh.a.r. a,os ,-,,,,n i'm
nes atpaa " ~. fs;,,'s n IT, ,s
essH r. &c rhaSn sanSn :" p1sm. ~ n,,;v "nH III,
G tao .s .iann r.c1e " t. i.tsa ~" ~. tns
sAns VA, waI tna soun WY aooes ..,n,a ~,
setgo tInee !oufes tGan sao ~ a. Thts,s ~
tas olluse. !na 'neAt 9us'nass LII =. ~ HI.
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, 1877-08-28

ADRIAN. h!sh., Aug. M.-About 100 Knights,
with The Coldwster baud, went through here
thl4 morning, going To Cleveland. They sspsa,
sentca the tlllsdalc, collwater, and stulKta
Communicates, and we're setufoFced hero by
forty ssord-beare1s and the band Of The Adrian
EQmmAnd%Fy.
, 1877-08-28
Coal Company ore them for two months' rny,
md refuse payment until they resume. Dis
tress Is beginning to allt,w 4 self.
SPORTING NEWS.
BASEBALL.
NOaToNs-LouisvrkLEs.
4t,AtfSt pf<nntrh II, TAf Trfhutf&.


Spettdt DfspdtcA TO 1he Tr4brn&.
BosTon, Aug. T.-Tho defeat Of the Louis
v!llcs By tho Bostons to-,lay wa. complete and
overwhelming. OF tho eight men who reached
first base. one only got ~ far NJ third base and
four others only saw second. In teven Innings,
tho men wcro pitched out on strikes. Tho
errors Of tho Loulsvillcs wc1ccostly. Latham's
tumble, : missed strlko BY Snyder, an.l Wild
throws by Shaflcr woro responsible for tho runs
<na,lc In the fourth inning, and passed bnll by
Snyder gave run IN the sixth. Tho Boasons In
The fourth and sixth Innings and In the seventh
earned two runs On good l,tts by Bond, schafer,
aud Brown, ana Wrlght's fnc Uroun1cr to right
field. snydcr's catching and the lns 0eldtag
BY Gcsharat were the best things in the Loui4-
'yi'lcs' play. Brown made noble display TIC.
hind the bat, Boud pitching very effectively.
Sutton and White led Tho batting: A few
short OF 5000 were present.
THE 6C0RY,
, 1877-08-28
AQUATIC.


F00l8 On fHB s4R1fuU1 M1VH.
SARATOGA, N. T., Aug. 9.-bsstiog on tho
Gtngle-scqil yace tomorrow standa, Courtney,
37o; Plaisted, Al; Riley, t8l.
, 1877-08-28
The WEATHER,

WAsH1aosos, D. O., Aug. s3-l r. m.-For
tho Lake region. southeast to southwest winds,
stationary pressure and temperature, aud partly
cloudy weather.
, 1877-08-28
SENATOR MORTON.

RlGHAoSD, Ind, Aug. R7.-An Official bulle-
tin fruu Gov. burbauks this hour, midnight,
reports 6en4tor loEtou sleeping. Dr.
Aliss has nothing To communicate ex
esgs repetition ot tAs former