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effect. If Z man sells her goods, attends
her - physician, or does any other SER
vice at her instance, he is presumed un.
der the law to be dealing with the hus-
band, and can only recover from the
husband, unless by special contract the
wife agrees that her estate shall be liable
Al itated In foot-note to the chapter Of
our statute on the fights Of married wo.
men, it is the ssme as the law
of New York, and was adopted
from the law OF that State, by which it is
understood, as q rule OF law, that we also
adopt the judicial lconsiruction OF that
law in the State from which it is taken.
The New York courts have expressly
decided under this statute that "to charge
the separate estate of o. married woman
with the payment OF debt, it must be
contracted for the benefit of that estate,
or there must be contract, express or
implied, that such estate shall be liable
for the payment thereof" THE mere
fact that the seller of the goods, at the
time of the sale, knew the wife had q
separate estate, and that the credit was
given on that account, Is not sufficient to
render her separate estste liable for the
pay ment of the debt.
Neither is it competent for married
woman to execute note or ether written
contract unless she be living separate and
apart from her husband. The note or
contract would be absolutely worthless so
far as furnishing any legal cause OF action
against her, and the most service to
which it could be put would be to use
its contents as evidence of her intention
to charge her separate estate.
L. will appear, therefore, that there is
yet, even under our modern statute, q very
material business differsnce between
woman mixed and unmixed with the
. -.;
:, Ts t,..,, how
,, ,..,u, :. oao ,,a. ha. ioto,v occ,,-
.o.,;o -,
,,,u., .,,..,s .nd hs0rs snsc;s,Iv
,.o. cha ,oc., .ouod;es . crsd,,or NAV
h.ro .o.;n., o msrrisd woman To recover
q doh. that ia nroperly a charge against
ha- .o,.-.,s estste Unon this noint the
Surname Court decided during ITS session
O, Cbsrlsston in III. Casa Of Stockton vs..
Farley that "n this State a common
,,,, chi, .o,,o, he bro,oht oooinst q n,,y..
ried vo,nan on anu contract made by her
p6,ls married and liring ,oith her hus-
5ordp
a,,bo,ob there vas some diversity of
,ho .,o,o..,o, On this
opihiou alnons ''o p'o'o'''''
point, this decision IS IN harmony Win
,ha dacisions of the New York courts on
T,o s,.,,,o doos M,
'ne sSin0 4uo'''0A'
destroy the common law rnIe tnat mar
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Gcn siranI,s ReCepIioa.

PHILADELPHIA. May l4.-E1-Presi-
dent Grant held Il reception at lndepend.
ence Hall to day. The select ard COM
mon councils marched in body to the
hall and were introduced. From the mo-
vent the first person entered there was a
steady stream of people passing at tie
rate Of $500 per hour. The more prom
inent citizens were presented by Mayor
Stokely. Gen. Sherman will bid good
bye on Thursday. The veteran soldiers
and ssiIors of the city will pay their re-
spccts to the eI-President on Wednes'
day.
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Frauds In ST. Loui. Custom House.

Sr. LOUIS, May I4.-The Erent"g
Dispatch has an article stating that re-
ports are rite of great frauds committed
10 the construction OF the custom house,
and there is ring, the men involved
embracing some high IN position. 1t is
also said that the matter is now before
the United States gssnd jury, and a
thorough examination Of the Affairs OF
the custom house will be made. It is
also said that the frauds began before the
building was commenced, and that they
originated outside OF 81. Louis.
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s,,, .x.,.,, Anna Dickinson.

NEW YORK, May l4.-Anns Z. DICK
inson wss served to-day with papers IN q
suit brought by Josh Hart 20 recover
damages for violstion Of an agreement 10
perform three weeks IN the Eagle ae.
a.re. By the terms Of the agreement !"
is alleged, the proceeds Of the mstlnees
and benefits were TO be divided between
the MANAGEMENT and Miss Dickinson.
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Fire.

CALAIs. NE. May IA. "A Are broke
out this morn'ng 10 Jouory Bro.oer.
stsbles, s.. Stephens, y. b., snderteEftd
nearly - shorts shIp ward, destroying
the Watson House tbe New Bruins
and Cansd. railroad depot, the wharvts,
lumber and al the buildings between
those psius. The aggregate loss will
prob.bly reach 500 600. A later DIS
patch says shat the FIRE ho Obtained The
nsstery, and The Total Destruction of 81
Slephen. i prC bao!e.
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TuFf Matters.

NV YoaK, May II The famous
race horse Vigil, the winner Of the Diedie
and Breckenridge stakes last year, broke
down yesterday st jerome Park.
The Associated Press dispatch stating
that Aristides and Ten Brock will run
their great match at Louisville, makes
their irieuds hereabouts rejoice.
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RespiIeti.

ST Louis, May IA spec,si from
Jefferson City to the Eocatn9 Dispatch
ssys: p. u. Edmondson, who was TO be
hanged tomorrow 8! Bloomfield. o;od-
dard county, has been respltet until July
18th, by Governor Phelps He was con-
victed on circumstantIsl evidence, and II
is said q dying man confessed 70 have
done the deed tor which EdnOrdson wss
found guilty. An investigation OF the
matter will be made.
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Heavy Flood I'm the TIGER.

LONDON, May IA special from
Bsgdsd describes the food which has
overwhelmed both banks of the Tiger as
hitherto unknown. The river threw out
new branch completely blocksding
Bagdsd, and swept away 200 houses in
klamlzIe.
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Fishing Season Opened.

SAsDUsKY, May 1.-THE fishing sea-
son has opened at the Lake Erie islands
in good shape. Black bass are plenty as
black berries, and parties from the South
are alive with sport, The steamers from
here to the islands are running regular
lv iu connection with the railroad lines.
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The FiIfbustering Expedition.

WAsHINGToN, May l4.-Throughout
official circles undue importance is at
tached to the reports oil tilibustering ex-
pediti ons to invade northern Mexico.
Our government will enlorca the neutrsl-
ity laws with regard to Mexico rs to
any other power With which Wa are at
npAca
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rsvs from Europe this morning
-. tbst the Russian soldiers are
,i,r 70 battle with banners bearing
,,s,s Greek cross, which emblem Is
:, carried in religious war;.
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4 CAR D..
wHIELIso, May u, lS7.


H,s.rs. S4np.Dn q ReII. NiclsISf ReiVy, ~.
s. Feeng. ". E7tinghnns and oshevs;
I3Er IEEIr-i received through the
WEesling HEsIsrEH this morning, your
letter requesting me ~ tscoJDt cspdi-
date for IN. position of Judge ofths NnDi-
cipsl Court, and asl ing my s'st M tbsrs,o
signed ~ ia. Istlsr IL, by - large GD.
Der Of mot prominent m'rc'R ants snd
other business IN. n Of the city, cannot
faII ~ express my gratitude ior the IDtsT-
est you take In ne, aud the ds.ire ou
manifest 10 have me occupy the dis
tiuxui shed position ot Municipal JtsdR'.
No mbsrs OF other ci liens BAss penopal
Iy approached me iOr the 'sfne puIpp.e,
bot / nave heretofore declined to aeesis
70 their request. I cannot do 90 io ger.
without offending tue will oi the EGOpl.
and my own scnse Of pIopristy. J SiiI.
therefore, become your 4ndldat-. ATnoBg
the yfznsr- ere s~y~rai leading ftspubli.
cans They. ike my'sIf, rtsossi1s the
tact that this II not political comics.
While I Am Democrat, and expect 70 ,".
ceive the support of my party, viii bs
extremely gTstined u receive that oi snch
OF the opposite party A. may zee ni IN
honor me with their sufyages.
Very puly your:
ma'.q JOBS ~ B'SSEDY.
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A Fool hardy Venture.

New BEDFORD, May l+.-Thomss
Crapo and wife will sail hence, on the
25th Tor London, in thirteen-foos boat,
expecting 10 make the voyage in forty
days.
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Steamer Dakota.

LONDON, May l4.-The steamship
Wisconsin sailed for Queenstown to-day,
with the passengers OF the wrecked steam
er Dakots. The wreckers expect 70 save
8 portion OF the Dakota's cargo in .
damaged state.
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VOL. IA.
AFhceline ae9ister.


- ,.ather today 'ssA % psrs1S
18th sast to south ,si,:ds, stationary
..s,.-,, aud ioeo! rdt"s.
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Indicted.

RICHMoED May l4.-Rev. A. 7.
Baird. ascending Secretary of the Pres
byterian Committee Of Publication for
the Southern States, has been indicted on
. charge of embeszlement.
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AIislidPh,

Mr.. McGrath the aristedes owner sent
Tor DR.. Herr, the renowned veterinary
surgeon to have his famous horse exam.
il ed in the presence MIR. McGrsth, Mr.
Lewis Clark and others, and gave his
opinion that Arlstides could go on his
training. When galloped by Bobby
Swimm he appeared sIl right, aud should
anything occur by which the race cannot
come of. which is not likely, the mana.
gers of the Louisville course will At once
notify the public.
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A CAR D..
Two TIE HON. GIBSON l.. CRANMER.


The undersigned, members of the Ohio
county bar, and attorneys practicing In
the Municipal Court oi Wheeling, being
salts ed that no one could more hithfully
and Satisfactorily Nil the position oil Judge
OF that court than YOU have done during
the present term and recognising the im.
partislity, courtesy, industry and learn.
ing with which you hav. performed the
duties OF such position IN the past, do
most earnestly request and 20 that you
snail consent T. br n candidate for re.elec.
ton ut the approaching election;
iours very truly,
Daniel Peck, Daniel Lamb, A. j. Clark,
Alfred Caldwell, John . Pendleton, X.
u. Barr. Geo. ~. Caldwell, Henry n. kus.
II Ii. Cochran, W. w. Arnett, Inch q
Thompson, John Y. MokennRn, Hani.
bal Forbes, Lewis \. 10 dan, =. %. Taylar ;,
4. J. Hugus, J. ID. Ewing, |. n. Jones.
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wv have it sll the way from Bucha-
i, bv telegraph and cable. that the
h.vs crossed the Danube in suf-
.;.,, fo-cc to steal 1900 sheep. Oh, the
.,ss,.,hisvlng dogs.
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Eank FafInFe.

AACoS, GA, May 1.-The City Bank
Of Macon closed "a doors to-day and
made 80 assignment. for the beneh! Of
I,s creditors.
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r., EASTERN war is getting to be quite
.,.,,,,ins-especially in the British
ps-lisnent.
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CIECIssATI. Nav ls-CincinnAti, 8;
LusvilIs, -.
NEW YoEK, May l4.-Chelssss Il;
Athletics
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JsiI Deliver.

IsDrAsAPoLIs, May IA Seven prison.
ers escaped from the Hamilton county
isil 8. Noblesviile, Ind last evening.
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vessel Lsss.

LoSDos, May 1.-THE American brig
o y. Bearce, from Charlesson tor Boston.
has been lost at So Herrick, mats;
Moore, second mate; Henry Cation and
Thomas McColton, seansp, aad the
steward, were rescued from Q rsft. Two
sesmsn had been washed of. Nothing
was learned Of Captain Blackwell and the
other seamsn who made up the Basrcs's
crew.
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WHEELING, May 10, ISL

Mc.rrs. Peek, Lamb. Irrk, Cdid,vH and
others, Members oJ The Bar OF Oh,O county:
GESTs-N higoly the express
sion of your kind and generous senti-
ments, as contai ncd In the foregoing card,
readily RcQuiesce In your request 10 Do
coms n candidate for recollection to tho
ONCE ot Judge OF the Municipal Court of
Wheeling. promising II reelected 10 that
position, to endeavor to secure by - iaith.
iul and i'm partial discharge OF Its duties,R
continuance pf your approval and regarh.
We v respectfully yours,
i.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Particulars Of Fridays Battle near
Bateum.
Russian Loss -Four Thousand Killed
and Wounded.
Extraordinary Courage Of the Bashi-
Bazouks.
English Parliament - Gladstone's
Resolutions Defeated.
Russian Soldiers Carrying the Re-
Iig!ous War Banner,
Particulars OF Fridays Battle.

LONDON, Msy 1.-The Bucharest
journals state that the Turks
crossed the Danube at Cochsnesch
and stole l,200 sheep and killed the
shepherd and some cattle.
The TeLegrdphs s special from Bstoum.
dated Friday, Says: About 8 O'Clock this
moTniEg the Russians largely augmented,
adranced with field artillery and made u
furious attack 90 the heights defending
Batoum on the lsad side, occupied by
Bashi. Bazouks. The Ottoman troops
were eli renched and opened terrible
and we'll sustained fire OF cannon and
musketry which Utterly moved the
Russians down IN swaths. They
tell by scores and hundreds on the
plain below the Turkish position, turning
their attempts TO make way against this
fire. The body of the Turkish horse and
loot taking advantage OF thick forrest,
broke forth on the flank OF the Russian
column and effected great slaughter, the
Musccvitts 5 being upon ground perfectly
open and hsving no choice but 10 fight
or fy. 1t short time the spot which
was the scene OF this flank movement be-
came covered with dead and dying Ras-
SLAMS, but they very quickly brought up
reiniorcements and the battle was re-
newed with much determination. For
many hours the efforts OF the ssssliants
were desperately maintained, but
towards midday their artillery
fire gradually sIackened aud
they At length withdrew, after suffering
considerable loss.
An eye witness of this important en-
gagement says that the Ottoman soldiers
behaved admirably. They had, how
ever, during great part OF the engage
ment, the advantage of intrenchments on
high ground. and 1t WAS due 10 this fact
no Geuot that their losses, compared "a
the Russians, were insignificant
The TsLegrdphs Botonin dispatch
dated Saturday, says that the victory was
won BY the extraordinary courage OF tht
Bsshi Bazouks. The dead and wounded
Russians exceed 1000. The engagement
lasted over eight hours, actual fighting
The last of the Russ ans did not with
draw until near midnight. The Russians
lost many guns. The only Turkish otii'
Ger Of note killed Is Khslm Bey, Msjor
of irregulsrs.
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ENGLISH Parliament.

LONDON, May l4.--ln The House OF
Commons this afternoon, M. Bourke,
Under Secretary OF the Foreign Depart
mept, said that immediately after the
outbreak Of the war, the government
learned that an iron clad built tor Tur-
key was lying at the Victoria docks, and
took steps to prevent An infringement OF
the foreign enlistment act.
Stafford Northcote, Chancellor OF the
Exchequer, SAID that Egypt iayoring
Turkey Is certainly war with Russia
Russia, therefore, has the right to block.
sde Egyptian ports and invade Egyptian
territory, ana goods going 10 Egypt may
be considered coDtrsband.
Mr.. Bourke said It WAS untrue that
Englsid and Austria agreed TO the pc
test against IT, declaration OF ROuHs-
man i.Gcuani,.uce
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shipments Of Beef.

WAsHISaroS, May lila April.
s,i6l, ,4S2 pounds of fresh beef valued at
1921, ,4Sl was exported from the United
StA,es
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sfessy,. Arrn.frung. Cori & d.. ard oth>r'.
GEsrs-I sm exceedingly giatihcd to T"-
c.iys from you such KIND and generous
expressions oi confidence. and encourage
msnt as ara con tanned In your Carl. sDd
offsr myself In obedience " your request.
as a cand date fbr Is-e'actiOn tn the once
of Judge oi the Municipal Court of wheel
Ing. Respectfully yours,
q. l.. CIR tNMEh.
UuvVt fSa Nav m Isy7 main
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The Filibustering Expedi-
ton Against Mexico.
Neutrality Laws to be En-
forced.
Indignation Meeting in
Louisville.
The Rockford Court House
Accident.
Much Praying on the City
of Brussels,
Frauds in St. Louis Custom
House.
Destructive Forest Fires,
INDIGNATION Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, May A-Seversl hum
dred citizens, including numerous mer-
chants, clergymen, lawyers, SC, held an
Indignation meeting tonight and adopt
ed written protest against the action OF
the City Council of Louisville in declar-
ing the Kentucky Derby legal holiday.
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LoyDos. ny IA -GladstOne's reso-
lutlons were .y, ~ vote OF 3o4 10
223, and an smtLan"nt WAS offered by
Wolf. conservative, ~ the effect that the
House declines - entertain ary resOlu-
tons which might embarrass the govern
ment in its maintenance of pesce and the
protection OF British Interests, without
indicating any alternative line o! policy,
was adopted with discussion
Ia .hr course of the debate Marquis
Harrington SAID that the blue bvt ks
showed Russlas sincere desire to InslE
tain pesce if possible. he condernheI
Lord Derbys answer TO Gortscnakon
Suoaer or later we would have TO inter-
tere il the present struggle when The
time came GIsdsLone's first two re.otu
tlons would TORN guide 10 the policyto
be pursued. Ii Russia trlumphed Ia The
war. the expectations OF the races suoject
10 Turkey would be realIzed. l. would
be found that their subjection would not
be indispensable - British Interests.
Those interests were not. ~ the HoIe
WAS asked ~ believe, bound up with the
hf.Ies. trunk Of the Turkish empire.
Sir Stafford Northcate said, relative
10 British Interests, rs Tar ~ the ~
,erests which we have IN commons Win
o,bers DC saw no reason why We sh0uId
,ht for them alone. Il was - the N
,.r.st OF all that there should be freed 1fn
OF navigation in Eastern snd South
eastern Europe. There were interest IN
which otner nations had closer inter-
est than US. ard doubtless when the time
arrived they would protect :hem. We
had q specisl Interest IN The ousz Cantii
Z WAS important thst II D. kept open snc
.sfa There .sre other ways 10 lndA nO'
,o direct, 70 which The ghs ernment ~
tschsd great importance, but lhe N al1
rpuJ. oI lae cana AID kGEp. TseH the
goyerument desired above aii 10 pre-
serve gCheers.l They deired to mAn-
tain str'Ct ueUtrsl!ty aa4 10 ~Atch oVel
The interests OF England, aud at ipe saul
time not - be over TASTY. LORD Defoy
rsnly TO Gor.schakCf contained nothing
when wzs not peretectiy respectful
The right honorable gentleman cot
! cIuded Is follows: TIE govern
,nant ia now enabled ~ keei
their hands tree 70 act ss maj
snnesr. b., toe real Interests 0: Eng glsnc
are the maintenance OF Peaee and pros
! perity throughout tie world In what
ever po.ition they fad themselves, AM
whstever may be the obligation. AZ
circumstances in which they are place
the goyernmer. will pursue Po.n.
which they believe good for Eng lAr'
and N. word, without fear and wIthou
reproscb. .,o ;..,a =,
which the House Vas k:Sed !
vote wu contingent upoa coeE
c,on by all the European power
which did not necessarily mean va
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mall.
To the Hon. q. l.. Cranmer.

To the Hon. q. l.. Cranmer.
INHE UNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS
i and busi ness iuen OF tho City OF Wheel
ing, recoSniEii tho ability and capacity
with which you hsve Mid the ono" oi
Judge OF the Munic pal Court Of wheeling
for the Ia I four yens, respectfully request
Won Ia be n candidate for re-eiectioh. ana
promis. you Ia that event An earnest and
cordial endorsement.
Very respectfully, dc.
Armstrong, Coen Co., thas. n. Cocn,
Logan. List 81 Co. ID schambra a sons,
7. Berger a Bro, J. II. sheppard. San. I
&. Wilson. VIM. Bamb' rger. simon Gold,
Louis Gold, ~. N. Curtis, W y. Butler,
Irs q. Ssylor, Geo. X. Tay lor Co, j.
a. Rhodes a CO., Hcnnegan, hates Co.,
NIB. &. Wright, \. h. Norton 90.
Paxton a ID oomnsld, Jas. AcConnsil,
NJ. l.. Ott, ont, HALL Sto Nesbltt Bro,
Cohn, Samplincr a %. John =, Nhyior.
". A. lsett, q a. X. Whest, h1ilhsn
Quarter, l.. :. Delaplain, John q Ron.
JG. Morn. A Co., J. 7. Norton, J. &.
Krady, &. Hess a ron, List, Davenport
Parks, Eugene Lirt, Parker Bios, &.
q, lebay a sons, Reeves ChapliD",
David dell, &. N. tpen, ". 7. Jones, John
Mcneil 4 Co, A. W. PAUL. Cumtnins a
Woods, O1toby a Dufficld, Jos. hpi-dei
dCo., Nicholas Schulz, Hsbrank a Br-.,
McIain Bros, Mofiat a Dlckny, Turn Z
Dillon, Adams Is Lucas, IL lngeD, de-
Roy a Weller, Richard savage, Tbomp-
son A Hibbrid Peter W. Bosley, X. J.
smyth, Me- ]uiIoush a H.iner, WIN. %.
CarothsTs, 81. Gutiaan a Co., j. y. Heed
d Co, Conrad hul.
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REwILDERED BUCKS.
The Nail City Boys Sit Down on
COlumbuss Pride.

COiumbus' Pride.
There were at least ave hundred peo-
ple assembled as the Fair Grounds yes.
tsrdsy. to witness the Buckeye, Stan dard
game. 20 to the 9th inning, the Wis
itors walked right away from the home
club, and appeared to dissolve the ill.,
sion that the Standards woald possibly
win the game, but in the sixth inning
the Bucks struck that vein OF demorali-
xstion which has heretofore been sup
posed to be the exclusive property of the
Standards, and allowed our boys to score
Ave runs before they were retired. With
the exception of this streak OF errors, the
Bucks played almost iaultlessly. Gala
han bothered oar bstters to q great ex-
tent, six men striking out. On the part
of the Standards, Junkins, Motfat and
Lane were of the greatest service,
although all did finely. Hsgan was in
disposed and should have laid OF, but he
nevertheless did good work. Had
the Deacon been in his usual
trim the Ohio boys would,
perhaps, have had the goose to flop over
them o!tener than she did. The seventh
innlng is especially worthy of mention.
Fleet went TO first on called balls; Burke
got in a two-bsser to right, Fleet going
to third; Booth sent fly to wilson, who
took it in; Fleet endesvored to reach
home, but was caught between the bases
by Lane; Burke was too far OF second
for safety, and was put out by a play
from Lane to Barckley-s double play
An interesting game between the SAINT
two clubs is promised tor to-day. Tns
score of Yesterdays game WAS: