, 1877-11-04
Probable Result OF the Revela-
tions upon the Ma
stional Came"
An Essay on the Business of
Conducting q Race
Track.
Lady Grants Owner Consents to
Trot Her Mile in Two
Fliuntes.
The True InWardncss Of the Late
Race BetWeen Ten Brock
and Parole.
BASEBALL.

BASE-BALI.
TIE FEATURE OF THE BASEBALL SEASON
Of 1877 has been the elimination Of the charge
# f.aud in the trial Of four members OF the Louis
,,lc nine. and their expulsion from the Club m
the Le.-ue. The main facts Of the case were toll
ina spscial dispatch to this paper yesterday; but
ua.nuch there is the greatcst interest in this sub
iec, IN the profession and the frienas OF The game
i,sproper to print more fully the testimony IN th
case Ii Is found in fall III the Courier j ourua
Of yesterday. That puper begins its account b,
e.,a;ug its share OF credit for The exposure
THIS It certainly should have. /. seems that tl.t
examinations. By the Directors were held Friday
anu saturday evenings. Oct. 20 and %. The I'D,
rlssions made by The men who confessed were
soumnous, but the gist OF them is given in rhs
following:
TESTIMONY OF GEORGE RAIL-
About three ur four weeks sitter Al Nichols Joined
tat M aad sss 10 hn 10
~ ayt.,as Toy YIN aay Leasue :aes Til:
IeaSnr e-aa,t but once i i:lt,sbur; he n,s;e me
:5it ne p.oals, .o d:!ds *ilH he receissd
from M sy. IL Stw xne W.
1as 'odrIy Nai:e IN Chicago. on 1h clu9 last West
tut s ne ns ssS il IT, haIc s sni % asSin: oa Ct
euul Eet out. told Chapman TINT this dis
Sisre has .F0% III nos 4e 10 nc *eo
s lt*a W made , ~ a. pTyys.vn in Cyiunoa*
po.~>itioh ct.her il Tie hotel u upon ine s,rccI We
se.;s tlr Telegraph oeice Columbus dis.
:syns ihas ~s Would ioss sue cnsinaai sane :e: Mc.
t:oaa Is pool -:cl1er- Tce se.e!1a. was ..ned Z
~ snos Mttl5ui Desiin eS n I'm .' c lou loud se' q"
tn 81 "a t ~, hn9 ,a Dsya 1lG Sa,e ne one "
''Nc have 10; Acara from sou. il tnen sen, the s55
] aid n Hail s s &c a1:aa iis ou,s Mc
s.ue tAal ihc wuulu lose lhe Etuciunati game. !
ssme ;inE i Is t.c 10 AIT Dcsl saa Tia;
ID "ant 70 SIN the oraer ~ nave Ills tee.aphs
Inspected; said II ~ullt rein him.
TESTIMONY OF JAMES 4. DEyL1S.
vaT wes @ ,3s.nicd @ 10 10y nan na,aed Mscyad IN Xew
.a,tlceruph.E, and hr would know wat was m::nt
s1c ~ ceiasnbis T. lie Wrote eter is" to nis st ana
s :s0 soe tn our sat n ne BE- sa
:ss ~ mi c.ied w .de ana asked ni,a il a.
aaa ans s xs at did 4s esutqat! { @
ssS ss;y III 81 iii t;a 5r5% In
;.ap!s nal H. Tas y a r!tn ~ s ra ia IT. Mecstssa s
hsSe M e M H. Sy.cr a aiu 10 30 M s
Seaos: uail "a ne !has Sicho!s has approacnea
fs:ucs 1ut lho:e cincinnati and indianapolis. Ion
-. j.: l. MA.1au5 suspected Crafer.n one OF .hc
~: to-4As that We haa better make Glenn breast
GEORGE HALL RECALLED.
Since last n.e4t ! have thuuan1 another game
S!caes aad threw. Il vas WITH nr Lowell C.ub. Of
~ va threw. sly lros law has often
If sc5ssal yeaTs Ills a;s,ns Ills way "a csussd "a
!eolaAr.s pe wc.n us. When va. IN brooklyn 1hu
.bt t a AUG I'll 1 N hun xGnia XIX h s, him knoM
Oh Teitxra?hcd hlin from here shout the Inuanaru.
t:Sa sans Aat Ill., r sae h n us ;xo
u fl 4 ErHni.
5i Sy:s sxca - as n sss e 4 IS Tq'qP :frss 5
.a.s tsaols 1T sn2rsssne! @ nc sooat oct
ne.at ths would - III win lin o1is.4e games
tae Columbus Slcaols spo-e to mt il
81 s,@ He sSseestsa sssi should d'fi 1!ts ~
fei1ef 70 ucslln. Dcyliu not in tue fos4 Wien
Iay s5ye e!5 II II the nos e Dssp ~ s4ak 49, n
Hs IA Ssf roa al m ISL 1rs on me
h1! fn. ~ When M ne1t saw ssAu he Wa in the rvo put
q 1f'f ,asi M b: ,::
}ln After De'iin aeeelted the proposition, to.
cncians GAME rh:nE sroe I'll tie II lstter S.s Is
!a IN e; Go4uoas M nu, Won't M ns ser;a!n Think
r. os Set two or three daya afterward aud destroy It,
bs sa Lad Sf he
1uud = about the Mouey 1or II. Never received but
JAMES DEv11S RECALLED.
conu bus After receiving t1e letter ncxt s. Glt
y: ~ aent that eaiisa tim n on 40 ons Ill
sSsa @ # u 10 II ssxss Wf n4 s ast
xss Viz xgSa . e. hs s tda me- e. ;st CIV c.s ta
fts1 e as or wso5s ne oqt o. ~ qsket M tors
Invx whetner il was in Co.utnSus Or Cincinnati.
ns Ia u.e that Ae took IT Out Of y nockct anu
= !SR s2 fsSgs sas Rsts s
aS0ad nc IN our last trip East Knew Of ,icCloud,
af'*sss Ses 495 ne ~Y5s 1 lin s
nd ii VI. there that nude the agreement With him
viii lis fsy sss Il W oa s supasy sfelnoop
1n ealied oA htn. Never received uut s3oo from
alet Vas 10 one lullan 1polis game by myself. Hal
ay xny ~ IT, W. IL my one zane at c<1nat
"a ~ t. IT, @ n1 a9yuI fr.t lndianapets game Ths
ssme Nsn9s b. nsscr pyks TO ne nc a2oat galcs
na1s " u fs Se 'oaa Ma5a u1 70
= ame: THIS was when NC were winning 1s1ay games
any Is s1sep
!. l. D." or ~. l. Ii.
TESTIMONY OF GEORGE suArFEn-
:ae1oia to!t me that ne was buy!4E pools On the
ei ca nrh he tod ne ~ IN Clnc!nnati and
Yoas he Sienos lo Ss t
e 9ha9 not b. S 5 i s
ork mn ae up up 70 9ae: e Az u asEej II n
e E a III sd ra II 1Fsnd ., u
ihat he m e m MAJ ~ apso -
= nr4ina Out If e could catch him. heard OF
.Ste91 0ut dunt know him. Nichols said he thought
~ VI tne players were not working IT. On the SQUIRE.
-9eetssood h'!l1 10 meaa Erarer.
, TESTIMONY ur JOSEPH J. GERnARDT.
cd daeW Actlaua. He Is pool seller. Mas intro'
sea .,ea, u him " Mr. Cau,ineyer. on The Union
IN addressed TO Devl!n aud told him tha: would
&c.. so 70 olm after the game was over. Gut Bobby .
;ra sai1 10 El|c IT ~ u!s at o1cc- as II inlEt
4 rs Gaft il TO him AID afte~aris Defltn
u MtD"y, Tf'' hAtn. JYeacY Matthew. and EdUT | ,
~ were together.
ailer c!os4ng the testimony, the Couyitr-Journai
e4alas tAat the way the matter was traced down /
= ~ examining the tclcgEams sent and received !
!! >eoe p!avess AL signed paper authorizing I
T. T. examination except Clayer, VINO refused a3- !
~ u'sl!' l. he reasons Why hc was expelled are t
Is Set forth:
~ ~ a9onA1 almost TO conttcii1o. and hts manage.
" te me {ae being Assia ant Capan}.n scsefa!
ect indicated lis Intention t. lose
- ing evtaei.ct on tats po!at wns suincient 10
~! ae DIRECTORS Lf crObktdncs% GeTAar4t shaIeF
a.than alkp Isstled that he w2s ;tlc dtreet cause
them He was 50 strongly suspeA I'd " tue j
naEsr % that he was laid Oh in an lmportan, gang c
to playing cards at taie ana
~ ~ "a Flights e.ore important games were 70 "
l., directors and The m7nascr. He alsu alsooeyed
p[ae1s III rcTa1d TO ~ .klnS. titus dis1untllyine
ri III from pla:s. and hT other misconduct com c
ea Ills expulsion.
THE PLAYERS ACQUITTED ARE
LAM Shnfer, crowley. Gcrnardt, and Laherfy.
= leaves Suyder and liogue still under eSamlna- =
l. The resolutions Of expulsion are as follows: =