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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-05
SPECIALS TO COURIER. I

June 20 10 %.
At request of the Crow Camp under h
command, it is reported here, that Lieu
i, Doane has forwarded to Gen. Miles a
offer to receive all surrendcring Sioux il
, to the Crow Nation. A citizen just a
rived asserts that the subject was canvas
sed between the Doane Crow and the Blu,
Sioux scouts, upon their late meeting {
the Big Horn. l am not advised Of r,
suit III either case as yet.
1 SIOUX SPIES.
! We have known for some time of til
, proving about the country of spies fror
Sitting Bulls camp. This Post and Fo,
Buford in particular, have been watche
for months, and word r. aches us that
special spy-party Of Is or IS have beef
near Buford watching and repor.in
movements since April last.
THE LOSSES.
In answer to Jour enquiry just received
] reply that have no reason to think TIL
loss of mules and ammunition exceeded
mules and 5000 rounds. Four mules an(
about 5000 rounds were at first captured
a result of wrong location OF the Siou,
camp Ivy Miles Sioux scouts, but | an
told Of the mules escaped with theil
packs.
GEN. NILES ORDER.
at your request. have Investigated tho
matter of Gen. Miles orders to "spare nc
one" etc. 1t seems such report was
prevalent in the camp, but you may res,
assured no such order was issued. On
the contrary, urrcndcrs, old men, and
women and children were not to b. mo-
tested unless par icipating in the fight
Such rumors always accompany such
operations. CUSTER co
1.-THE last two items are condensed re-
plies to our enquiries In the PREMISES
ED. COURIER
LOCATION OF BIG HORN PCsT.-REMOyAL
OF THE BoDIEs.-TINGLEY'S CONTRACT.
Big Horn City, June . 10 p.
Rumored here that courier Just here
rom Tongue River, bears orders to Col.
- - AH'' - '''fsH VI DIX l1OIU, anu IQT
Unloading of the "Fiett hers" cargo of
upplies at same plac,-with view toI
hange Of site Of the new post.
Colonel Sheridan and one company eth
- = '--.o sap iiuttuu re- |
loval Of the officers who fell with Gus
er.
Iingley. with three hundred bead of
a:tle for Cansonm' mt contract, las arriv-
d, and Will push On Immediately.
A. 3.
HE POWDER RIVER sCOCT-GEN. NILES
SITTING BULL REPORTED IN THE NUS
CLEsHELL. (
obliged to 90 to press prior TO arrival |
The Tongue River mail, we give the |
upon authority of Mr.. King,
ow here: Lieut.. Casey, with % white
outs, and detachment of ounted In.
'ntry. had started 10 investigate the re.
'rt OF existence of the Powder River
'stlle camp, regarding which we have IN
lb'ishcd dispatches IN our last two issu, g.
General Miles was still at Buford. con-
ring with General Terry,
On the gath white scout reached the @
antonmens. reporting Sitting Bull NOV t.
& through the Muscleshell country. II
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NEZ PIERCE OTITRREAK

SAN FRANcIsco. June 24.-A Portland
press dispatch says: There has been NJ
further fighting. Col. Miller left Lapwa
Thursday evening for Mount Idaho with
l5O men. infantry and volunteers, Gen.
Howard left Lapwai yesterday with u;
cavalry, portion being volunteers. 1t.
EbstciD says scout of % volunteers was
sent out this afternoon to 90 around the
head of Grand Ronde valley to cut off
any Indians who may be on the way TO
join Chief Joseph. Col Perry has sent
word by courier from Mount Idaho that
the Indians have gone eastward. The
troops leave in one hour for Lapwai. We
will leave 1-apwai on Monday morning to
join the forces now in the field. We
will have with US 100 soldiers and about
40 volunteers from Columbia Co.. W. r.
All the troops and volunteers here are to
go to the front at once. The excitement
Is subsiding in Lewiston.
A Boise City press dispatch says: The
Bannsck and Shoshone chiefs who were
in council with Governor Brayman YES.
terday, left to-day for their camp on
Great Camas Prairie. One of them, Can't.
Boise Jim. some years ago served with
distinction under Gen. CroOR. Two
others, Major Jim and Major G Gorge, have
done similar service. and Buffalo Horse
young Bannack brave, was a scout un-
der Gen. Miles in the recent Sioux war
Whether the peaceful protestations oil
these Indians will be fulfilled will depend
upon the success of the Nez Perces andI
their allies. The situation is critical. andI
the influences to which these Indians are
exposed are adverse TO the safety of the
settlements. They number about 500 war
rlors. Some of the Nez Perces will re-
main friendly in any event, but they do
not constitute any considerable portion
OF the hghting men. 1t is significant thatl
the number of Indians moving about or
camped near the settlements this summer
IL much greater than usual.
SAN Francisco, June 25-A Portland
press dispatch says: There 10 news from
Joseph . camp to the effect that all the
Indian women and children and property
have been removed across Salmon river
leaving the men free to act. 1t is report.
I'd that the Indians intend to raid upon
he settlements in Wallowa valley. In
he late fight seventy Indians were emil
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The Deadwood Black Hills Pioneer If
the 18th ult. says: General Sheridan. .c
companied by several prominent officers
are daily looked for at Cheyenne. Thew
expect to reach Camp Brown, WycmlnS
on the Goth inst. The party intend to
strlke across the country along the base If
me Big Horn mountains to the Little Biz
Horn, and will visit the scene of the Gus.
ter massacre.
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ANY decent person must know how diff.
hcult it must be to avoid replying to such
olatrlbes and malignant Misrepresentation
"etrustwe 20 not outrage taste and deccn.
cy' in again devoting space to the shameless
STUN cmanating from the Walls of wrath
and spleen stored up in the office of the
Virago.
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PHLIPsBURG, June %.
Gov. Potts, Helena:
Philipsburg wants 100 guns with ammu-
'ltlon. j. X. PARDEE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-05
From the Command
CROW PROPOSITION TO
THE SIOUX,
Sitting Bull Spies at Buford.
Little Muddy Battle.
AN IMPORTANT MOVE.

COURIER OFFICE. July 3j-5 p. m.
WE HAVE ADyICES REGARDING
AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF
GEN'L MILES IN CONNEC-
TON WITH THE SITTING
BULL CAMPAIGN.
WHICH WE
ARE NOT
YET
TO MAKE PUBLIC. WE
CAN SAY, HOWEVER. THAT 1T
WILL RESULTIN AN EARLY
MOVEMENT, ORCONCLU-
SION of PEACE WITH
THAT CHIEF.
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JULY FOURTH. 1877!
'Cnion and Liberty, now and forever,
One and inseparable.

We hold these truths to he self-cvdent.
ihat all men are created equal; that they
are endowed by their Creator with GER
tain inalienable rights; that among these,
are life. liberty, and tue pursuit of happi
ness.
We, therefore. the representatives of the
United States of America, in general Oon-
gress assembled, appealing to the SUI
preme Judge of the world for the recti-
tude OF our intentions, do, in the name.
and by the authority of the good people
Of these colonies, solemnly publish and
declare, 1 hat these United Colonies are.
and of right ought to be, FREE AND In
DEPENDENT STATES.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
E.E. hunke's Lust0I&E. E.Kuu-
Re|s ShQW600 for the Hair.

q, ne pest and cheapest Hair Dressipr an d
utLdi utf. silay irritation, soothe and cn,I
W me heated scalp, preveut the hair from
,ali!Lg ,'n on and promote the growth in a
Fsy snort time they preserve. and baauA
~ ~ .ne hr'r and render i: SOFT and gi.ssy. M
pear ,,,ca ,pn't "a ha orr l,ancy and silky sp-
aair dressing they are unrivalied: era,,, :
osle dahdfnif and prevent b4lduehs. In.
snsnp,o snI &c cl''ans the halr, remove rr.a-e
anurt, ming, eruption. Cures heaaaci,.
sauseu ,by neat and fatigue. Kurkers
snampon and Lustral restore hair In u.,'
uril and glossy coIor, r. Store tnae, m =" na.'
La,sn and wir! hair. Price per 6ut,ia :;
I.',ay sk yonr d'usgiI Tor them or senl fo = ~
hunsei, Proprietor. No. .5J Norh N,rit
street. fhil-delpLia. Pa 'A NIL III
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
MEDICINAL.
E. f. Kunkers Bitter WIne0f Iron

Eff. Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine ol
Iron viii Ell -ctually cure liver complaint.
janndice, dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrhoea, disease of the
kidneys aud ali diseases arising from a
disorGered liser, stomach or intestines,
such az consultation, fiatulence. ioward
p les, fullness of blood to the head, aridity
Of the stomach. nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food fullness or weight in the stomach.
sore eructations, sinking or 1luttering at
the pit of the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried or difficult breathing 1utter-
ings At the heart, ckokine or suffocating
sensation when in a lying posture, dimness
ti vision, dots or webs before the sight,
dull pain in the head, deficiency of pres
piiation. yelloWness OF the skin and ey $.
pain III tue side, back. head, chest, limbs.
etc. sudden flnshes OF heat burning in the
flesh. constant inaginings Of evil and great
denre.s'on OF spirits. Piice 81 per bortle
Beware of cou unterleits. Do not let Your
druggist palm off some other preparation
OF iron be may say Is a good. nut ask fnr
knnkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron. Take po
other Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is no;
sold in buik-Only in 81 bottles. Z. t.Kun.
kei Propr etor. No. - North Ninth Street
fh!iade.Phia, Pa. Sod by ali druggists,
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
PHIL8 DELPHlA ITEMS.

In the Court OF ga after Sessions the mat
ter OF y. Hodgson, the Bott Juror, upoD
whom rule was taken 10 show cause xby
De should not be punished for contempt.
came up Saturday morning tefore Judge
Elcock, Mr.. Hodxson was present. and
through bis counsel, Mr.. Myers, asked for
a acon,inuance on the ground Of the absence
.fa material witness Judge Elcock desired
tina, Ar. Hoigson should Tile an answer
AID continued the matter until SATURDAY
uty'.
Officer Updyke, Of the Twelfth Distr ct,
who was hot 10 The right side, satutuny
morning, while attempting the arrest of :
nurglar, passed sie.piess night, and is
reported 10 be falling. The ball has no,
been extricAted, and canno. be found
Today the immense mil Is If Messr,
D0b.on, at the Falls of tie scbuvlkill
which shu- down couple Of weeks aao on
account OF trouble between employers abj
employees, will resume opera:ioBs. Tbjs
will make matters lively at the Falls: q.
Dearly LOO people were thrown OUT O,
work by he sup Dsion.
4 IN dnIyht Matthew Baird, ESQ. for-
mer the head OF the great BALDWIN Loco
mosIVe Works, On Broad street, died q, his
res dence after lingering illness. He suc>
cee1ed Mr.. BALDWIN as the head Of the firm.
and couple Of y-4rs ago retired, the CON-
pAhy then being known by the name OF
Bunham, Parry q Williams.
The Centennial Temperance fountain
which has nine refreshing spob,s, IL being
p'a"'d in IDdepebdence Square, near the
southeast corner, jus. in hick Of lime.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
Remark abse kesuprection.

Mrs. SILLY Rbn-hart, an aged woman O,
the village o! Stafford, Long Island, has
been i'll tor some time, aud On FRIDAY s,>
paren,ly died. Her friends sent for neigh.
borsto come and prepare the body for jDs
terment, and ,slegrxphic message was sen,
70 her son 10 'hi- city informing him Of the
death Of his mother. After a timl, low.
ever, the Old lazy revived, and fiodipg ber
daughter weeping at her bedside reproved
her for it, The as'oDisbment Of the family
At this sudden recovery was really great
Mr.. Rinehart is etill living.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
l'E1lNHVLARIlEuk

There was 4 Sigh. snow 9. Lewes on
Wednesday l4s..
EyAs REESE, recently of Smyrna, i.
going 10 put Up nice dwelling On bis farm
ostwcen Harrington and Milford.
There is child at Lewes that can boa s,
OF four graDdfAibers, and an equal numbe 7
Of fgTADdmoihers.
Thomas r. Green, of Nsrydel, and Will
| liam l.. Cooper; son Of ex Sheriff Cooper,
Kent county, have enigra.ed to Wayeriy,
Nebraska.
TIE directors Of the P. W. & B.R.R.
GO. are talking Of opening an excursion hotel
a, Ocean City, Worcester county, Mo, this
sumner.
State Treasurer Giles has remoy ed from
Little Creek TO The handsome new house
"hich he has had erected on bis farm near
stafford.
John q. Dawson has been appointed Post.
m.saer at Moortop, and q night mail now
gor there.
Ex-Governor Boss is going to pu. up two
large fruit operators on his fine farm near
seaford.
A very interesting sight was witnessed by
quite number OF people as well as the
-cuooi, On Sunday AFTERNOON 10 the s. School
Rum oi the NJ. E. Church, Dover At
NE close OF the school exercises. Rev, J,
u Caldwell, the pastor, baptized Line in
fante, and received iuto full me uDersbfp one
young man.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
C0mgn q 00ieAttOn.
kDIfCE OF HEEALU,

/ would call the attention of the favor
ties Of the National game Of base ball, iu
this city. Gentleman l, ha. been Gus
tomary TO have frs. class club here, and
II possible, We intend TO keep the custom
up. But VIA, is 10 be donet You mus
pstr0nize us At our games az We went %
sbe expense Of putting good uiae on the
field AID secobd to 10 amateur club In the
country, as the game on Saturday proved
1t 10 BE- the tact, having only two errors IN
playing that strong amateur club Of W-s
Chester, defeating them to the score Of Is
10 In five innings. We also exec, 10
play two games this week, and also when
the professionals and league clu,s come
10 this section Of the country We will have
them here sDd give the people good games
Tor their money. To do this We want 40
OF 10 men to contribute to the club. A
meeting Will be held this evening a. Ryap'e
Dews Office, 100 Market street. lho.r
parties wishing to interest them selves to
Le.pinx up the club will attend a. S o'clocg
sharp, Or address NH RYAN.
Acting Manager.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21

a PARIS letter asserts that the pull
back mania is to be entirely surpassed by
a fashion Of dress which NAV be termed
the eel-skin." Its purpose is to give an
effect Of youthful slenderness. Why don't
some Of our women reformers-Gaij Ham.
il N, for instance-divert some of their
remarkable energy from vain storm-rais,
ing, and give the ladies of fashion a few
lectures on true art forms.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
As.~s1sssss

A1AWyIoeo1a
Son rise as ~, asd sess & 714.
Tie heat yssserday Vas % degrees h II
Shsde.
The QaiSkss<pz vll probably play II
XusuaIs on Wednesday Dext. &.
TIE Boards Of Edneasioa and Health vfll
0ees this evening.
Everbody ehers the Belle Of H1mingtoo;
Chapman sells Il II 8. ". corner koUtA
AID Sh;paey streets.
The posaso-buzs are On the march,
humber wizsAksed the. hsae bail game O.
Saturday.
TIE Aresue, vax thronxed With prone
naders yesterday afserocon SDd evesing.
despiie the sulsry weather.
The Quaker Assembly VII give their frss
grand pscnsc, 1t Roseodale Park, On the
Fourth Of July nexs. :
AFFLICTED READ.-A. z. Normaldie,
3J5 Msrk.x ssrees % the only agens tn the
city for the Shaker Medicines. Call for .
circular.
Wasted, all to know that Chadwiek's
Museum and Ice Cream GGd<n, is Dow open
for The season. For particulars see sdver-
tsSemEnik
E. Wrbb's photograph gallery, 507 Ship
ley ssress, is Bow 10 working order, and she
VII Be D2ppy 10 vait ON any customers who
may call. A goo1 light from nine o'clock
until i've.
These are the times every person Is trying
10 get rs much Is possible for . little
amount Of money. You can boy hosiery,
uDdrr~eAr, gloves, haDdEerchl=fs, trim
minxs, snd al kin1s of fancy goods cheaper
n WAiraven's than ans other store in
town. Cali And be eonyirced.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21

nR. FILTERS NEGETABLE RHEU-
l. MATIC REMEDI.-ls the perscrip-
ton OF one OF hiadelphias oldest physi.
clans. and is guaranteed TO cure rneuina.
mstIsm, Neuralgia sctaiica Pain, Back
ache, &c, or money refunded. by inyigora-
ting the nerves. purih ing the blood, and
neuirallzing poisonous deposits In 1h.
system. BY merit il has bee, me q standard
medicine. suffering and money saved by
using 1t IN time. tememher tnat b. fit,
is the only physician Ill America davn,in.
40 years to this one line OF practice Cur,
warranted. Advice gratis. 45 South fnurtL
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The parties having failed 10 ,an coinv nv WI:
accOF ding to cor tract, WIN ogMSO gMos iii md
scum and Ice Cream GARDEN, ,,nic M on Sst
a0y west Fourth street to the puui u.a il largee
nrday the 5th day OF May; Ipels Mrsenrn ana
addition being added to the H.. mint mt 10 fry
the Ice Cream Garden is Deiis svfisitors. y
class order for the reception ptlant 90 and coN
will be found the most pieaassstae staee is alss als
being nn, erected rd "a ior.a - band Of muse L Y
evening: .,,,r = cHADW lleas'gs Y
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
FROM THE EARLIEST AGES

sCnOFULA has been the bane. ard as 1t
were. the curse OF mankind. Moses. in the
l.,h chapter o. Levilicus, lays down very
exp icit rules n this disea.e 20 terrible
and loa,hsome mad i. been considered then
that erson know to be infected with it
would not be allowed 10 Il Y with society.
The Jews regar Ied it asa divine Inti!ction
and De,ieved there was no cure for 1t. II
was then the sins Of youth or deviation
from the paths of viIlue wer. punished rs
long as Ii e lasted. Happily in our day.
the SC ence of IN .diciEe has been developed
the grea, siorehouse Of Nature furnishes a
rer edy. he disease is stripped of its ter
ror by The use Of the eSAMARiTAN'S ROOT
AND z RIB JUICES. and the victim Of
Scrofula. Ulcers. Sores, Pimpies, Blotches.
litter ETC., can be restored to sound health
in few weeks That there are thousands
now whose conditions as bad a. those
Of the dark ages We are we'll aware Many
now fail to find cure as well as they di+
then. To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon.
eradicating all impurities from the blood,
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles will remove PIN
Piles or biotche-. ther. by doing away with
| c smetics a, d powners, ROT AND HERB
JULES 81 Is per bottle. Sent by express
| 70 any address.
DESMOND & CO.,
9l5 Race street Philadelphia, Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
A Big L,EhtnOuse.

fusey, Jones d Co., Of TIL. city are build.
ing an Immense iron lighthouse for the L.
.. 6oTernment- Il will be 10 feet high
and BY The time the lamp Is On (, it viii
reach l4O fess. With the exception Of the
WINDOW frames and some other minor Dars
II VIII be entirely of iron, and W II cost
w, 900. 1t Ii to be placed on the "ForIy:'
rocks On the coast OF Florida.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21

Underwear; the largest stsori mint in the
city. Mems cheap fine shirts for Is cents:
ladies and children's proportionately cheap.
Hosiery, fancy ard aple trimmings in great
variety. Call and examine, it viii pay you.
Walrsven's, 7l3 Market street street.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21

The following are the arrivals up to mid
night
CLAYTON HOUSE.
A. N. Quimby, CT Y.
z. Barrows, Prudence, RI
James X. Elliott, City.
D. X. Pratt, New York.
A. g. Pearson, ViDelsnd. NJ,
Miss Carrie Smith, Pnila.
" Francis Holiday, g
L. W. Hickman.
e. 8. Dawson, Mass.
W. s. PRIDE, PhiIa.
Miss Emma. NJ Pass, City.
Wv. Perry, Beaver Dam, Wis.
W. II Lewis and wife, Baltimore Md
G D. Wuhning and lady.
Z. n. Stanley, Lopdop, England.
9. 7. Howard, Boston.
D: Z. Allen, West Chester, Pa.
W. S. 6 nbb, g
LorenzA PAciere, Phila.
Thomas BruDk, I"
W. B, Sheppard, I"
DELAWARE HOUSE,
Tboe. Reese, City.
A. q Wood ward, City.
8. c. Lee, BAIto. Md.
D: Z Allen, West Chester, Pa.
W d. Gpodley
z. Il DeveDter, City.
'. O. Finn, New Castle.
A w. Everson
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
7dbe Worm Removed Alive.

~ Heai and all complete, in two hours
40 ne ilIl head pssses. seat. III and
,toihacn worms removed by DR.. Kunsei
- North Ninln street. hlla,ieI, hla p,-
send for circular. For removing seal hin
or stomach worms cali on your druggist
ana ask for n bottle OF Kunkei's VIM
syrup, price 81. /. never ]aiIs. Common
ssnse eaches II tape worm be removed. ali
Otnef WOi ms c IN be readily removed
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
DenaAsaFy.

Tremendous reduction In Dentistry. Ow-
ing TO our great success as inserters of bezE-
ti'ul gun eDAmrli-d teeth, and In order TO
supply the many Thousands, We viii insert
iuii e@,s II the greatly reduced raie OF IS
and $40. equal to aIy SIS Sci made elsewhere
Filling, Is css. 10 81 d.. J. W. Slough
ION 4 Bro, No. Il2 Vine street, Pnila-
dslpbi4. AFR II ",
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
cannon Property.

William NcCaulIey, Ed, Of Ibis city. ias
purchased the Cannon properly, near Sea.
ford, and intends 10 rebuilJ the mills which
have rotted down, At cos. of several
thous2 and dollars.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
DEATHS.

EARLY-f'n the 18th inst mt. Mary Early
aged % Ntean.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are res cectfo'ly invited To attend the fun
eTal. which Will AXE plaee on Monday
morning. at 8 O'Clock, Mass at st. Psui-s
Catholic Church. Internent at New Cath.
olic Cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
Bas,e III.

y0e fo0tx0A18e4 xA1aetS Ty
INT ksne o. Saturday aftesDooo VIA me
Bsssdyvise Club Of wess Chester. Ine
pasyfnx Of tie hone club, vas exnea'ens'
and exespt, for few esTors, fos bfanoy
vfne vou,d not hare made ran- !se
Brs.dysine plsyed > looss and cares<sa
Game, muEs ard ovesthro~s were many
he iolIosing Is the score, Eve innings
Only vue played:
Oreksen 5S3 3 o 2lS.
Bnnivvfre 90 2 03.
The Rsae vas finished On account Of some
nisunderssandinx between the EaEasers Of
the tvo clubs. The atserdAsce Was " ~
small. We hsve Dow . very fDs club md
/. should be veil pAsyonfzed- The follow
ing are the member of the Qaicksssp
Dsekerson, Q. T.; Kelley, lb: Fi-her, 30;
Pefr., C.; Norria. .. Cuip, Do; y-nimor-
t.: Cannon, n; Asstie, II. ;
The game OF base bal plsyed In Louis
vile on Friday between the Hartford and
Louisville clubs resulted in . victory for the
HArxfofds By score Of IL to 2.
In Indianapolis % Friday another von-
desful game Of bsse ball vas plaJed BE-
tween the Iodsan.po,is and Boston clubs
The game resulted in victory for the 10"
diapapoiis BY the email score Of 10 l. No
. run Was made during the game, snt
after the frs. inning the aeld play Of besh
clubs vas truly magnificent, some very re-
m&rkxble Stops aod catches being made.
In Bingbamt0n on Friday the game OF
base bali between the Cricke, and Aile-
gheDy clubs resulted in 3 vicso, for the Al
l-gheuy club, Of Pistsb1rgh, by . score O:
2to1.
In West Chester On Friday the game of
base bali played between the Mususi, of
Philsdelpbia ard the Brapdyuine CLUB, re-
suited 10 favor Of the former by 3 score of
6tO3.
Several hundred spectators witnessed the
first game Of the series between the Chef
seas, Of Brooklyn, and the Resolu.es, OF
Elizabeth, II Brooklyn. Sore-CLelsea,
u; Resoluse, 2.
The frs, game for the College Champion
ship between the Harysrds and Prineetons
took place st Princeton, In the presence OF
sn unusually large number Of spect ators
The game proved to be the mos exciting
that hss ever been played at Princeton
The following is the score: Harvard, z:
Princeton, 5.
The first Of : series of three games for
VIC SAAo p''uSo!p vi I!DcpcCs Hh, DIUoh-
lyn, wac played a. the Park between the
Witokzs and Osceolss. ard resulted as fol
lows, after eleven Innings had heen played:
Wi.oka, 5; Oseeola, l.
The Winonas de'ezted the Pu.nams a.
Prospect PARK BY the score Of 70 7. and
the Sameless defeated the Aldridge By a
score OF % TO II.
At Chicago the Cbicagos defeated the S.. |
Louis by 3 score Of tot.
The Bostons defeated the Ctscinnstis at
Cincinnati oy score Of Goa
In game a, Louisville the Louisvilles |
defeated the Har1fords by score Of 9 to s. |
The Syracuse Stars defeated the Allie |
ghesys al Ithaca By score Of to4
At Amherst, Mass, the Yale Club de. |
feated the Amhersss sy score Of suo4.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-21
DELAWARE HOUSE.
CenttnnR1am,

The "Phi'adelphia Ledger" has the fol-
lowing death notice: "Died on the 18th 10.
slant, JulisIa Reese, widow of the late 8,
Reese, aged 1v8 years."