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The Morning herald., 1877-04-16
LICENSE APPLICATION.

NOTNE.--Is Amer o. Peskins, do hereby
- give petise hat I shan apply to tht
Inites of the Court Of General Sessions O
The Peace and Jail Delivery Of the Stare o.
Dsla ware. in and for the County of New
Castle. ON Monday, the TIN day OF Nay next
beins the first cay Of the May Term. a. D..
1877. fOr llcenae 10 keep m Inn or tavern
~ No. ., East Second street. IL the seco 70
ward cf the City OF Wilmington. u sell in-
toxicatlngliQuorsi In Quantit' es not les>ihan
one ha fy.llOn. to De drunk ON he pre- ikes ;.
and tie follow ing Tespects BILE citizens and
fteehoideFA, recOmuend this said applica
ton, 10 vii: $50 n
Eichard Booth, III cha Keuney,
James Christy. Patrick Harmey,
Francis ~chcn, Nicholas JenI "
Nathanial Melch0ir, Charles T., Sparks,
Z. h. rfSon, ]. G Hirzel.
Henry kienle, W II. Thompson,
Joshua RAker, William L. gilbert,
Henry Fe.dme1er. Samuel Roberts,
james NJ Sweeten. john Parker.
Joseph H. Richards, Nath', Melchoir, Jr.,
John F. Bush. John v. Christy,
AdOlph klOceFy, william LeEg.
apl-St AMOR 0. PERKINS
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nR WALES, has returned to his real,
~ denos. Cor. Eighth and King streets.
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Hugh Mckinley, do herr

NOTICE.-I, Hugh Mckinley, do here
~ BY give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of
Delaware, in and for the County Of New
Castle. on Monday, the 7th day Of May mex:
being the irst day of the May Term, 1877,
for license to keep an inn or tavern at he
n. E. corner of Fad and Monroe streets be-
ing No. 739 " Second street, in the Tenth
Ward, of the city of Wilmington, to sell TO-
toxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, TO be drunk on the premises and he
following freeholders recommend the said
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SHERIFES SALE.
CHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue ofa writ of Levari Facias to me
directed will be exposed to public sale, at
the Lsfa, e,te Hotei, s4l shipiey street,
kept by George W. OTtlip in the city Oi
Wilmington,iNew Castle County, Delaware,
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HERlFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ of Levari Faciss, 10 mo
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, a
kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the city Of VIII
minston, In New Castle county, Delaware
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NOTICE., Patrick Barney. do hereby
~ give notice that l shall apply TO the
Judges of the Court of senerat sessions OF
ihs Peace and Jail Ieliyery Of the state Of
Delaware. In and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday the7th day OF May II. 1t
being the first day Of the May Term. 4. T..
1871, Tor y license TO keep An Inn or Tavern,
a. No. Go E Third street, being the s. r.
co:ner Of Third and Pine streets, in the
second Ward of the City of " iimtr gtcn, to
SELL Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk ON the premi' es
and the following respectsb'e citizens and
f5eehol6ers recommend the said spplica-
ton, 10 wit.
R. H. Taylor. Michael Kenny.
r Wolfsan, Owen Palmer.
andrew Grotx Gustave KOBiiZer,
Micaael rafferty,, Jsmes Christy,
Robert fulton. W Lesg,
SaM'i n schultz, NJ ttllheimer,
W. Fl. Thompson. Samue! Roberts.
Charles sparks Michael Jenny,
Richard Booth, Anton HentZ
Daniel Melalkey, T. B Br. son,
Joshua Baker. Henry Feldmeier,
Francis Schen, Robert H. Pyle.
aplA st PATRICK HARMEY.
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NOTICE.. Mary II. schoneld. do hereb,
~ give notice that shall apply to th'
Judges of the Court of General Sessions o
the Peace and jail Delivery OF the State O
Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day of May next
being the first day of the May Term, A. D..
1877 for license to keep an inn or tavern Al
ISIS Market street, in the Fifth ward o
the City Of Wilmington, to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, te
be drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said ap-
plilxtion. to wit;
Em. g, Whiteiey John Donohoe
James B. Hasson VIM Il RohiasOn
James MONAGHAN Joseph ] Rebman
Heury Miller John Gardner
A Bernhardt 81 Jones
,jButferWorth e Bucher
p Csrberry Charles Kyle, Jr
Bernard p Hasgon Charles Kyle
e Grifith WA LaM0tte
Ignatius Z 0rubb Levi c Bird
anthony Higgins John X Kane
Albert Jacquet Fran ds N Buck
aprll.Sts MARY H.SCHOFIELD.
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JOHN o'BYRSE'
ToHN 0'BYRNE,
Attorney and Conseller at Law
514 Walnut Street.
PHILA DELPHIA.

Citizens Of Delaware having law busire ess
In philadelphia, or the adjoining counties
In PennsylvanfA, viii have It promptly
and properly attended to. BY communica
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CHARLES CANNON,

NOTICE.-I, John E. lott do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions O
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
Castles on Monday. the 7th day of May
next, being the hrsL day of the May TeI m.
A. D., ls77. fer license to keep an Inn o
Tavers in the villag- of Christiana, known
as the Old Allen Corner. III scnool district
No "A. in White Clay Creek h-ndred. ew
Castle County and State of Delaware to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quaint
tiles sthan one quart to be drunk on
the premises, and the following free
holders recommend tnis said appl7 7caticn,
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NOTIcE.-1, Charles Cannon, do here! y
give notice that shall apply to the Judges
of the cour. General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State Of Dela-
ware. in and for the county Of New Castle,
on Monday, the 7th day of May next, being
the first day Of the May Term, A. D 1877,
for license to keep sn inn or Tavern At
the S. E. cor. Hesld and Apple streets,
South wilmington, 2nd ward, to sell intoxi :
eating liquors in less quantities than one
quart, to Be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recommend
this said application to wit
william Bareford Amos Eastburn
Peter " clarke John Abbott
Martin Pyle Timothy Futt
John Ernest Thomas B Lewis
William windish Reuben hayes
John " adford Peter Miller
Robert Taylor sylvester Townsend
franklin F Townsend Edward c. Hayes
John B Eeas;burn Andrew Furry
Nevin curry Joshua Py'e
David williams John kelley
Robert L Pyle Joseph Laekips
Henry Len'z.
aprl4 81. CHARLES CANNON.
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FINANCIAL.

WILMINGTON, April, II.
Reported by Elliott, johnson Co. Rank
ers and Brokers, Sixth and Market SITS,
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JHERIFF'S SALE,

as, TO me directed, will be exposed to Pub
lie Sale, at the Eotel OF BENJAMIN D. long
land. in the Village OF st. Georges in Red
Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Dela-
ware OD
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

IN Give notice that / shall apply TO Y {
Judges OF the Court Of General ksssions Ol
the Peace and jail Delivery cf the State ol
Deaware, In and for the County Of New
Castle ON Monday, the 7ih day Of May next
lS11. fcr license 10 Keen an INN or Tavern
at no Church street, being the 8. g. corner
OF Eight and Church streets in the Eighth
ward Of the city Of Wilmington. 10 sell In.
toxicatipg liquors in 10 quantities than
one quar-, to be drunk ON the premises. and
lhe Gollowiug respectable citizens and free
holders recommend this said application
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NEcsD ~. 10 u, ROWLJI. ~
\. \. o,a - tor pamphlet Of 100 pages. contain.
nCS4 ILL., u 1V newspApers, and cstima t.
aoWanS cost dveftidnS. ""
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application. to wit:
Lewis Lynch
James A Neigler,
Patrick Cahill,
Mi hael McAleer,
VIM p Beeson,
David II Barker,
RobertCSbaw.
David y. Findiay,
Frank Mckinley,
D nnik McAher,
r. 5 Putneli,
Frank P RoS!p,
Apl3N
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PRINTING INK WORKS

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James Murphey,
Root Mcintyre,
John , see'man.
bernard Ward.
John a Russell,
H Howell,
j c WiRgleswo
John Sprague.
J hoDas shannon,
John Ward,
W H Dawson,
] Shemidner.
HUGH MCGINLEY.
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BY virtne of q writ Of Levari Facias, to
me direct ed. will be exposed 10 public sale,
" the Lai 'yetle Hotel, Sil shipiey street
Kept by George W. Urtlip, ia The city of
Whining ,on, New Castle County, Del, On
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Hyisnd EIice
James Bottom,
Thom as Morrison,
Samuel Butler,
Vim. u. Collision,
Robert McCSrter,
JOHN ELLIOTT.
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LnERit'r - oALE,

ISAAC GKUBB Sbo,,.
~HerlV tUca. New Castle An,;, ,.oiIl
, 1877-08-12

Richard Peazce or Ben Brookshaw. (3> Ask n.
nn,oe5t 20. s2} % Seeas5e naysr sney ,sia wsnseo s
il YOU want TO know whether he caE be engaged
step DOWN to the fremont anu ask him. ~ Can't
telf until thc League meets- >.
r. M.-Your schedule Of the Lonisville-Hatt-
ford games is wrong, because you have left ont
II: Hartford, o., and besides you have inserted
soy ne e. cnbs Msn naea The Sostons beat M
1onI record Is hat 5oa have
left cut the gnllle Of July II In Cincinnati. The
score was: Boston, Z; Cincinnati s:
s. s,-u1 4skcl New York paper whether 8
batsulan had to mt the hall to make foul strike
and here is the answer II tho ta.sman steps ont OF
his ground w.ile IN the act y. ttnEnS a. .ne oas
whether the ball is hit or not. NOW don't shlnk
be i right, what is your dccison: AasEeT-thc
hc strikes at the ball, and this column will agree
with the rnles and not with the extract which you
| send
MILWAUKEE, Please give names Of all men
positions aud batting order Of A!eEl,cnles. ., Of
| iitt.burg?" Ansuer-so far as announced the
milwaukee ensaEen,ents FOR 3sJs are: Anafas as r.,
| Ajlcgheuies were ut last accounts playing theif
| team as follows: Mchcivey, r. t.; Williamson,
b.. Dolan: Nelson ss; 81; Goodman; hn1r,er .;
Cseamer' l. T.; CALVIN p; Ryan, C. h u'A''''
fastcst time inc running the bases, and what was 4:
{.) Who has the best first record so 1ar sn's
win tie Championship: az How Old Is a. C. q;
sRsa1s !, f. RSw I'd he 1S ahe ne
says cuthbert in 1871 seconds. There IL sery tss
doubt that Uerthrung has beaten that time, how
men e SPaanS aas ss who woaa
eonfesses ea1ie sss to t 81. Is About il or il.
, 1877-08-12


sEMI-PRoFEss1oSAL1sM.
Phfl1ins and Jackson, Of the late Philade'-
n,;ias. have gone TO the Gornclls, OF Hosneils-
vic. y. 7. Bi7chell could have gone to SPRING
field, O., but declined.
4 travelling paragraph says that steve ana
Mart King and Clipper Flynn are playing with
the rcorganized Haymakers OF Lans1nghurg. y.
Y, The last two named were OF Lie Chtcasos
Of 1870.
Fred Allng, of the old Exce1sio-s, Of Roches-
ter. has been made manager OF the Rochester
i;l,ib. vice Bracket, Withdrawn. The venerable
.Ine Summons is q assistant manager" WHAT
ever that may be.
The proposed tournament Of the Syracuse
Stars, Aneghenies, and Indianapolis has been
ahandoued. The Aliegheneys start on an ex-
tend.d Western tour Tuesday next, going as
far rs St. Paul and Minneapolis.
The Biochamton Crickets object to the ar
rangemcnt BIZ which the Stars, Allegbcncy5,
ami Indianapolis ore made to play tournament
Tor the championship Of non-League clubs The
Crickets have beaten the Stars five times in sue
ccssion, and have in other respects an excellent
record.
The reason why Waitt left the Rochestcrs and
returned to PHILADELPHIA Is explained to DC that
he was dissatisfied and disgusted with TIC
loose discipline aud behavior OF that nine. :.
The same paper explains that he was CROWDED
ont OF the C1icagos because Of "Mcvey's
nartioljty for Smith, Perhaps it would DC
more consistent with the record to fay that ne
was released from the Chlcagos because he
, 1877-08-12
OTHER SPORTS.

Ernst Harms, Constable OF Tolleston, lnd->
Eliminates the following notice to duek-huntefs
down his way:
scc 5 Of the Game Law now in force IN the STATE
- IrJ;orn ia ua fol,ows THAT it aha! be unIa"-
nj fnr INV nerson to net Or trap at nnT time, os
.;i, = ~ dr,cx between the 18th d1J Of Apfit auu
thc 1st day OF September tn each yeas; an4 uns
crson yiola.ing the provisions of tass aet, eaa: 1
nnnon convictioa thereof be hned IN the sun q. =
fnr each wild lack 80 unlawful'J trapped. ne1teo,
he,rhy warned and notified that am ebafeea VIA
thc enforcement Of the provisions OF the aoose
and nil yioators thereof will be promptly af1esteo
and prosecuted
Il has been for some time the aspiEation oi -
o,,oil swimmers to cover the distance 1rom Lug
Vorth. Pier to tho crib, and many attempts nase
beeu made. but they have proved unsnccesslust' "
fhc sycfumcr generally tiriny out about nata-
wav, Last evening A. F. DrcutzeF, an empD.o
nf the Post-O Odice succeeded in accomplishing
the feat, making the distance OF anout ,a1 NY ~
q hall miles In fftJ minutes "nicn Is oei ieSe
tn he the fastest record for the distance In taAe
water.
A match game OF hand-ball oetwefu ~, - ~.
Fcarou and Thomas cullen asa!nst 'o .1aae - ~.
mody and Hugh HcritT WILL last t''ose ""
0,NaIley.s court at 2:30 this a1se1nooA'
rAcnTisG-
The Yacht Countess Of Duder1n' na'cn as 80
+aien 10 New York With so mucn aa9, p,u.Ss ,.,ar'
mt to ilaye been an alarming saecss. ~ 49,
cst ri sI.Jp In her vas put mp A. aucsaon Ae"
s1nvs ago and brought 31-O.
, 1877-08-12

he managed to keep his horses great speed
secret, Jacksonville Boy selling for little or
nothing in the pools. !.
There Is to be trotting meeting in septer-
her at Monmouth Park, Saratoga, 3 track hith
crto given over exclusively to running horses.
In this column last SUNDAY 1t was stated that
there was some confusion about the pedigree Ut
the bar mare Adele Clark, that trottet 50 sue-
ccssfllv in the Michigan circuit during the early
part OF the season. It now appears that sue -
by Ledger, a grandson of Hambtetonan' hcr
dam being BIZ S. j. Douglas, son OF Aamo1e-
touian-
The latest betting in England on the st L.
gcr to be run on Sept II. is as follows: 'n 70
200 against slivto (oGered), to against: Gna-
mant (taken and oifcredi. s to against ron-
taiuepleau {offercd1, l,000 to .0against Glen Ar
| thur (offercl), 500 to 50 against Brown frlnes
| (taken), 1000 to 10 against Albert Eo"a1o
| (taken).
| Counsellor William H. Crawford. who attends
to all cases In dispute for ". H. Doole, Jonn
Splan, aud John Turner, is reported TO nave re-
allied s., COO out Of the 2225 race at CleEe!ano,
| drove the mare alter the first heat, GoansclIos
Crawford attending exclusively TO tho lega1
| tcchuicalities Of the matter
The eighth annual meeting of the Earl Park
Association will occur On the o1st, I'D, go, and
2tth OF this month, at which time purses to tue
amount OF SG,0U will be distributed Etghtv-
six entries haye been received for the OCCASION.
which makes an average Of nearly nine In each
class 4 better class of horses hare entered
than heretofore, aud, rs the track is in tine Or,
der. it is expected TINT tho coming meeting will
be the most brilliant Of any yet held BY this As:
ISOLATION. Maj. Ncyans' band, Of Chicasgo, Will
| furnish music as usual. e
, 1877-08-12

TIL RlFiTls n
COMPETITION FOR PLACES or THE NTERSa
1. TEAM

COMPETITION FOR PLACES on THE 1SFEHSA
T;OSAL TEAM.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
N.w YoEK, Aug. u.-FouE competi1o1s ~.
n1aces on tho International team snos 1uil
scores to-day at Creednlore to complete inc ull-
finished records In the late competitions: tapI'
!. G. starcy, Of the Team Committee, super1n-
tended thc shooting. The scores were As 1oI-
lows: L. Weh:r, 200; Gen. 7. ). Daldn, ls''
Il. F. Clarke, 1sa; R. Rathbone, 14o. Mr. Rash-
honc shot muzzc-1oading rifle, thinking that
h.micht improve On his usual score, ous tne
result was not satisfactory.
IN CHICAGO.
The shooting on tho Dearborn Cluo hanse
Yesterday afternoon was in the first OF series
OF weekly matches to be held every SATURDAY
afternoon, open to al on payment o. tue nsua1
s1nal! entrance-fec, but tree to cnite1 4t
States or State troops. There were !ous
matches, the 500-yard match With military
riacs being won BY Private Moous.oc,
Ninth United States Infantry, scoring TWEEN
ty-tiyc out oi possible forty-tlve: the next at
W yards, off-han1 with sporting Elhes, f. IVES WV
by Prof Babcock, scoring 19- At 2oV yasus,
t,{f-hand with military rifles, Pr1vate hooeEss
won With score of 81 out Of 45, and at the same
| distance and position with sporting rtnes olf.
| Cleveland won, scoring 49, Tho proper steps
arc being taken to obtain the necessary pesmss
siop for the regulars, and It is hoped that .u5
| First and Second Regiments will be representeo
| in this important and necessary pTac1lce'
, 1877-08-12
TIE TURF.

The meeting this year at Rochester, which oc-
CURED during the past week, was not a remark
oble one in any sense Of tho word. The man
aeers Of the truck. unlike their brethren at
Buffalo made NJ silly requests to the aiayor TO
h. allowed to sell pools on tile track. but simply
went ahead selling them, and we're not inter.
fered with, The most sensational feature OF
the meeting, perhaps. was the fact that Lucille
tsolulust trottel heat in the frcc-fot-atl race
in 2:lG14, thereby reducing her record three ano
a quarter seconds. The table OF running horses'
their records, etc, is as follows:
, 1877-08-12

THE WEEK At DETKOlT.-
The amateur rowing regatta at Detroit during
the coming week will be triple affair; Tues
day, Aug. II, will be given mp to the second an-
nual regatta Of the Detroit River Navy,
Wednesday aud Thursday, the 18th and 10th, TO
the fifth annua! regatta Of the National ANA
teur Rowing Association; Friday and Saturday
the 18th and 18th, to the ninth annual rcgatta
of the Northwestern Amateur Rowing Assocta-
ton The races will take place on the Detroit
River, opposite tile upper portion OF the city,
aud in what il known Is the American channel
between tho Detroit shore and the Island OF
Belle Isle. Tic course has been surveyed
By the City Surveyor, and runs one mule
and half with the channel; 1t is located IN
portion of the river hut rarely used By vessels,
and yet ntforGing decided advantages to spccfar
tors on regatta days it will be plainly ouoyea,
| aud the Harbormastcr will exclude craft OF nli
| descriptions from its waters. Tue American
| c,auucl is over half mile in width, au1 th::s
| affords excellent accommodations for all fae
| races, no matter how numerous may DC the en-
tries: rs rule still water can be counted On 20:
| August afternoons AMI evenings ~ tas p'tt -
the Detroit River, but With much Wind i:c:;,
| racing Ii ont Of the question. !s1c course ~.
bc 1nder full view from grand stanu ;:c;sn
| will be erected upon = la7SG coei u
that neignbo.hood, and from tnc LII. LIN.
| some DQat-uOuSGS u tslS DG%ioA' "A4A :.
Clubs, the finest structures OF their ksna IN n
the West The general management OF :e sae
local arrangements is in charge Of the a Detroit OF
River Sayy, which has about Z dozen 1uns a3 VI
Its lists. with an active membership o. severn,
hundreds OF young men owEing many Thousand 40.
dollsrs' worth Of aquatic property and MOLINA
Of raging and pleasure ooats Of oil Glasses; ,, :,
The singlescull and pair-oased races VIII ~; gE
straight away and with the current; there VIII
be two four-oared contests, one fos one one anu anu
a-han miles straight away and with the cur
rent. md one for the same distance up-stream
and return. OF the sn@le-seull entsles,
Yates. Fearou, and Kennedy are widely
knowu; Of the four-oared crews, kilorin and
Smith, Of The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il ~ t.e uoooss ~
, 1877-08-12

Two tasc hits-AuGoE. l: Glenn, !; dai1, L.
Tl.ce-;:as hits-McEcy. l; @pald'ng,
Firs: bases on etsors-Au*on, ttan, ,a, ueshr'
i: Shaicr, /; Gcrhardt, /: sAydcF' - e'o"'e''
l. Caicacos. l: Louisville. q. 49,,
Double plays-Ilincs and Glenn. !; E2eies' AL
Lcft on bascs-Mcyey, l: Anson- 2: sratd.nE.
3; Glenn, /; Latham, ]: 1in1I Dcv'in; Sns-
der, 2: CROWLEY, 4. C;ica:o. q: Louis'A1e' u
Eases on called ba.ls-o{ bradley.
Passed ba1's-Mcycy- ); Snyder, l.
Umpire -Stambauch
The same CLUBS play again to-mofFo" aa'ef
noon.
BOSTON rs. HARTFORD.
Specfu{ Dfspdfca to TIE TRIBUNE ..
BosroN, Aug. 1.-the ninth game oet"esn
the Har1lortIs and Bostors resulted. ING t:1s
last, it defeat for the Reds 1ne F1slIols
playe0 strong iclding game, though nnlg..1 '.,a
hate il most Of their batting, and had tne !usn ~.
Of the game with them generally IN t1e n!st
four innings the home club made poor ne!olls
display, making eight of their efrors,
which gayc three runs. Their oase
running was below the marx, anu
It the bat Larizin bothered them when nl1s "ele :
1leeled aud bases illed, being forced out. foI
tht Bostons. the features Of TIC ramc We.e
Whites base play, Bonds fielding, ana son'e
rafting stops By Sutton. he and Norra,l aoli,s
the best baiting. Ferguson aud bur.ock maus y,
iine fielding display for tue Hart1or1s, anu Nv
work by both eatchc.s was well ATTENDED, ~.
Allison, York. and Bur:oSss led at tue oat lo'
tLejr side. 4 shower delayed the commence
nent o! the game till half-past 4 o'aocA'
Eighteen persons were in attendance
THE SCORE.
, 1877-08-12
.:0c.fAn STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YoRK, Aug 11.-ArriVed, Steamer Ao''-
a.'sI Mospaxa1, .sp Aug: n.-Airt7ed, steamer saz-
mat3s1 nosnos. o Aug *n-Ar1tvea OUT: steamers
France and Algeria, rom Mex Xork,"4 60: :. -:
NEW YORK, Aug 1L-AHivea-steanef
srain. f,,m L.yern1n>-
, 1877-08-12
1,dioncno1,. r. las !, .sG 17s +.no X es1 80
ttnn"ns,ts p, las !, 1888 6iy B.uJ !kEe .Sa

They have !" Chicagoed - their opponents IN
twc;ltv-six games, and i'll thirteen only allowed
then, one run. They have Ecen = tn!cazocu =.
them va: eight runs, while the. have secured
eoublc t'.s; sur;s in eight games. They haye Won
thirteen end lost thirteen games to League
clnSs, and PLAYED three tie games with them; !,
One Of ten innings with the Hartior<ts score y
- II. nnc of twelve innings with the st. Louis,
sco,c so 5; and one Of eight innings with tie
Bostous, score. 1 to :. Also, two Tie games
With tho Allcghenys-oI OF seventeen: innings
and one Of thirteen; one OF nine innings with
the Syracuse Stars; aud one with tue leeum
sclis, of London, Ont.
LEAGUE ALLIANCE.
Following is tho summary OF games played og
League Alliance clubs up To list night, show
1.,<t.nro-oiie cffi1 WALL in front.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-22

f: -Gls Gibllne Scpnibir in Counts In
SGircis, Miro tia a-ta!itter Gl,ermorc
9smtieet. Gm Scnatal. Den IS. F.S-
ruar. tssat iib l6,rr 5rtlits. .stn a tier
Sirser ifner G,.s.nb. in bIs .6Ias lei.
mes ScsRes. Dlislef serietben Sater
.uab Sctn in Sreit nit ttuano;r
5naliS ml6te Tt Der @lter anf esn
erimp.l. or tatn ireccb Gle 5tire
ecs 5rFts btim ,6Iufe nct ni4t errtittt,
ais Ger 9reaiibs ScSn itm init elmer
S:iuts ulheiifs urr daf tSn' fhrE. Die
:8a9sl HING ben dtisR @dnne inter
b1!b rsr reStsR S.balttr in Den Sifsa
tEo.es ism dbtr nihf. EIs llnl:Ssutr
pcn S9SR luo ieine, SSliate prn N;asA.
uae ftusrte sum jtpCiteR Retc aif zen
Batter; bic 4ulsl prdn5 ,nsi 3al sen
Der ersen StSuSiprn.e IN cen Hldel
ots <en unc fll5rte up1ears isinen 1ce
s:rbei. Der glt,rmoreer ii .::sIftst
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CT sat cine 6rlu une ,pei Ainbtr.
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stn In eieisr @c6e sem Stuata autst-
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