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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


Public notice rs hereby given that by virtue
Of a decree OF the county court of the county,
Of Alexander in the state of illinois
rendered at the June term OF said
court 1917, upon the application of the
undersigned to sell the real property Of the
estats of Louis Nssssnno, deceased. to pay the
debts of the same, !. Harmon II. Black, admin
istrator de bonis non Of the estate ofLouis Mas
sanno late of said county deceased. will sell at
public vendue, on the 3rd dsy Of September A ID
1871 ut the front door Of the court house in the
city of Cairo at two O'Clock p. m Of said day
to the highest and best bidder, to pay the debts
OF SAID Louis NassannO, deceased, the following
described real estate. to-wit: Lot eight (s) in,
block seventeen az, IN the FIR st addition the TO
city OF Cairo, situate in said county and state
having thereon line two story brick building
adapted for business and residence. The said
property will be cold absolutely and free from
any incumbrance, including the the widow .
dover, which will be released 70 the purchaser
without further consideration. Terms Of sale.
One Thousand dollars and one hal { Of sarplus TO
be cash IN hand, and the balance In six months
from time Of sale. The deferred payment mus
bs evidenced by tn purchaser note drawing
six Der cent interest with personal security,
and sale mortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated August 1th 1877.
HARMON II BLACK,
Administrator de bonis non OF III. estate Of
Louis NassaDno. dtd
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Foreign Travel

FOREIGN Travel.
we have "A Winter on the Nile" by Gen
Mcclellan "saunteriDgs About Constants
nople," by Charles Dudley Warner; ''Uu
Of My Window at Moscow" by Eugene
Schuyler. IAN American In Turkistan.'
etc. Three serial stories are announced
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature of J.
Hsydock, as agent for the United States, sur
rounds each box Of Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward will be given to any one rem
dering such information as may lead TO the
detection Of any party or parties counterfeting
ths medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
- Sold ct the mandatory of Professor HsL.
LowAY Co., New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
the civilized world. in boxes Ut 2j cents, "
cents and Sl each.
y There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directious for the guidance of patients
In every disorder are affixed to each box
Office. liz liberty st., New York
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For stomachs Out of Order,

No medicine will so enectuaily improve the
tone OF the stomach as these Pills; they remove
all acidity occssioned either by iniemperance or
improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce
cious in cases of spssm-in fact they never fail in
curing all disorders o. the liver and stomach
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in
the world for the following diseases Ague
Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Blotchss on the
Skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy,
Dysentery, Erysipslas, Female Irregularities
Fevers Of all kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, Indi-
gestion, Inflammation, Jau.dice, Liver Com
plants, Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism Reten-
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Tumors, Ulcers, Worms Of all kinds, Weakness
IRON any cause. etc.
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For Cutaneous Disorders
Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with scnes and pains settled in the loins over the
regions Of the kidAsys these Pills should be Ia
ken according the printed directions. and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small OF
the back 81 bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate relief when all other means
have failed.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN Is published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
THE BULLETIN is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cent? a Week,
payable weekly. BY Mail, lin advance, 90 per
nnum ak months, sGi three months, %; one
month. 81 %.
, 1877-07-14

Emory storrs-Tlo Regents Of tho Univer.
s!ty-Tho Faculty-Jarndyoe "a. Jarndyfe.
Special Dtfpa.cA to 1As TTiaunf-
ANN AnnoH, Mich, July 1y.-The Hon. En-
cry 4. storrs. Of Chicago, addressed very
largo audience at tue 0pcra-flouso In this oven.
inG, under tho auspices of the Red Ribbon or
Reform CLUB. lie gave powerful address,
and was often and enthusiastically applaudcd.
Ilo has been In this city fur weak past, Gu
gagged IN tho University chanccry suit.
This Dosn! of Regonts Of tho University held
speclal meeting last night, continuing IN scs-
sion ttfl nearly morning. Reaucttons In tho
c1penscs Of tho Institution wcru made for tho
coming yrar amounting to $l0,0oUt partly by
cuttlnE u1f some Ut tho teaching furrc. Ad-
mission anti diploma fees Wcse Increased 10
eacl', making available. IN additional fund
Of nearly $1,000 annually. This was duno
in consequence Of tho cutting oil Of aonle aup--
pltca by tho Legislature. Charles X. Wcad, Ut
Malone, N. r., was elected Acting professar of
Phyetcs, and FE0t. Langley fnat1o full Professor
Of General Chclntstry, he formerly occupying
tbs chair of Physics.
Thc University chauccry suit Il stlll proRress-
tnE. Thu examination OF Prof. ftoao was lust
completed to-day, he having been on thc etand
mora than week. Regent Clifniu testified this
afternoon that 1onrias offered to lin to settlu
al money found In bis {Douglas'}
possession, but wanted nothing aald Of 1t, ~ It
would ruin tlo reputation ot hlulsclf aud falnt-
IT, This when G1isntu wns Investigating tito
Jefalcaiton ao0n after It bccatle known. Tho
court has adjourned till next Tuesdxy, when
Douglas Wlll probably be sworn.
, 1877-07-14

sight. anil etIll more appreciated when In use.
a rrrat point Of snprriority ii these rctr1gcra-
tors ISL that The provision ehanbcr is always per-
fore attatnrd.
J.r. HOLfESsAK + 60.
arc pAtcntecs ind sole manufacturers Of the
sery. convenient ir.nton' litter and lock, which
Inns become \ necessity where frcat air Ia need.
cd, With tliis dcvitr . child can With the great
cst case open and lock in any position the
heaviest trantom in t1sc. 1t NAV be left partly
open and still remain securely locked. All the
on, enmornus sv.tem ol ropcs and pulleys Is
tice Of carrying aro1ind stepIaddcrs.
5OHN LANE,
awe1l-know steel plow man. has the honor Of
an Invention ~, wh'el! la: proved great boon for
hardened plows and cultfratoss nsc now in gen
era1 usc. supersclinG alt others.
The Iron centre cast htcel Is manufactured by
the most reliable steel milking firms It Pitts
MIR. Lsno's Office Is With the Chicago Flow
manufacturing Company, this city.
THE GRAHAM TArEHT FACET
!, t,1n n as BY nrshaW
Jefferson street, Chicago. This faucet combines
simplicity, chcapness, aud durability. and IS
.uttly destined 10 tako the leatl. Unlike other
faucet' this has self-acttng valve, cunstrlc: ell
IN purely "ticn.it'c prtnctnlcs. rhis ttr1n also
ktnds Of plumbers brass work, metal patterns,
ct. .-"
the AMERICAN nRfpaE CO.
nave patented and introduced many valuable H.
vet.t1ons anl improvements in tho construction
Of bridges, which are constantly being used In
their immensc factory and very large production.
IL. v. AUSTIN AND n. u. nosEoRD
hare invented al 0gen TO attach to the ordinary
heating appnratus uscd in residences, whereby
all manner 0f cooking can he done, mud the
heater bc located In the kitchen instead Of The
cellar.
THE aIrKf GRA1N-EtAvAToR nucKET
Is the leading article Of tts kind In this cnun.
try. Onc-l1alf million arc now in Use. Manu-
facturcd 1T No. 81 Franklin street,
, 1877-07-14

appoint delegates 10 attend straight RcpnI,-
1iean Convention at Gilman next Wednesday.
.sprcfHf N*bnth IN jhf 7fthanr.
KArKAKnn, ILL.,, July 1a~-At meeting To-
night Of the bar of ths city, Thomas T.. Bon
field was chosen Chairman, and James y. Orr
Secretary. Statc'r-Attorncy Paddock offered
tic following resolution, Which was aloptc'l:
Rr*ofre6, That, while VIC believe that partisan
feeling ehoald not b allowed 10 govern IN the SC.
1trtiDn Of cAndId&tcs for Judges pf courts, yet
believe That tbe people, nner tae elective s,stcr.
should he allowed the privilege df vo'ce tn max.
Ing ehotrt of The candidates for kueh Offices. and
elas. Of citizens to the exclusion of tho
others II nut IN accordance with the
spirit Of our ayttem OF government, and We, there
fire. Ias decline 10 send delegates 10 the liar
Convention called by The Mclean County lar to
be held at Chenoh, June II. to recommend suita-
bic person ~ candidate for Judge 10 be voted for
Aug. Q.
8. A. Mooro presented substitute fayorfng
the Chcnea Convention. which Was rejected. All
but two Of the pract'cng lawyers Of the Kan
kakce Bar were present.
, 1877-07-14
AQUATIC.
FARKAdur cLuH CONTESTS TODAY.

EARhA0uT CLUE CoNIE4I6 TO-DAY
Several crews Of the Farragut Boat Club will
engage IN friendly contest this afternoon At :
o'clock, provided the weather and water arc
suitable. Tho cousse Is from The foot Of Twelfth
street to a stake~boat OF Madison street and re-
turn, d!stanco two miles. Mcssrs. r. Il. Jcn-
ktns, panl D. Hayward, and 7; y. Mof!att viii
act al Judges, and Lyman u. Glover Will ofliciate
. time-keepcr. For tho single scuilcrs 81.
John Z. Jenkins haa offered = Prize ~ elc-
llcnty ?. darlington, 0eofEo ". Murison, and
Charles =. Down: Till probably contest tor thts;
.ho'l Kea!lwoth. ,;;,csew, 4. 9. md Z. 9:
the four.oarcd gig Ada n: Boyden. which
will bo allowed thirty seconds start. This boat
will bo manned BY r. s. rcnneld, Jo'ln. Borden,
Harmon Murlbut, and +. n. STAPLES. 1t Ia pos
stnle thst tho !x-oarc4 gig bertha Palmer will be
rowel, in which case her crew will conslet Of
George ". Murtson. Henry P. Smith, All s.
Porter, Tilghmaa Joh,,son, aeMge 7. Mushmore,
Coxswain. The balErs FarraEut and Hernia
will also pass In review, and several boass from
the Chicago Barge Club arc expected sot turn out
At tho x&sue tfWe.
, 1877-07-14
GETTING WARM.
Tho Struggle for the Baseball CHAM
pionship Wakes Close and
Interesting.
4 pcg Gained By the Chtcagos In Yester'
day's Game NTH tho lfartfords.
1t St. Louis tho Bostons Succeed In Win.
ming an Important Game.
Trsttfng At Springfield, aass., and RlsEhsfs"
Hopeful Beats Fullerton.
DASE-DAL1,

lfASEt%1tA 111t
""@As WIN ""A'" nnop, e'
,o-x ,b., ,t,vos hb, htoor,.,, M. =, . n,,c,,.
~ b. too toak "at" trr At she iiarttorts and wa
success. In 1870 he never missed clauee to
bc.t The Dark Blues rhencver lie occupied the
,,,trher,. rosttton. flo bent them four ttmes
ptens ,ss p', r,,n ,h.s b.t,cd aaa,o., s,ai,i,rs
40 confidently that they won tour out OF sax
from him. This year the ffartfords ttave been
troublesome customers, and had, up to ycstcr-
.,ar wnn thrtc ot,t nf fcur games with Ch.caco.
In two Of these nfaa'e5 nae beea very poorly
supported, and the losses arc not In
any way charRcsbla TO Ills work. Hc has
been surrounded by a team with At least
w. ss'y "s.H 49,. S' .,,.., ~ ~ - .n.s. aHa sa1
fefeason paftJ haa al'nost 100 much eonn-
denee, md for that reason their ancient enemy
and conqucror, Mcvcy' Was put in against them
TT The M .ttcndanes ] va. very pooa, atop. 3 ooo
people Gass'ag the ~ tnsnstl!es, a..d promptly on
At Stas Nothns m ye Of rn i"e was mss
10 Inc hIst lo,is inhlnes, In we flith tufn NJ
tue Suck shl,tn le,i " nv hitting one over
eseont1, and on spala'tgs sale onc to echtfc he
sktrpcl around t9 thiri' while tho striker
ieacuea teeonu' nsaalc5 Maae lis Dest en-
qxasnl 9t 70 a1it onc ue.t' ous teLite't On lou'
ulenn waited patiently, insist'nE on q low 1ne1
af,a ~neh Il CaHle Ae pui!cn II around tn tnlfd
Dase, whGfe Fefgnsof mtsht nave hanllcA 1T
ot As iaied 10 setn,'n has % IN 1t anu II Skipped
out TO ms Hclu' while both SMITH
ana spaltl!tE scored, aud sle ftriker reached
teconu. Aaillnan goG square IN tlle ball and
sent IT y ttn f'Rhtheld 1enee foE TWO clean
nascs. Whtie IIenn came N. In trf'ng to make
thlfd tlaitT WAS put nnt by ferguson, anu,
thonGn Mevey M wen ior base, inc inning
Gnucu WILD tlfco runs. IN thc sc7cnth inning
bradley Ut sHafplT past tsasu lor basc: and
etole eceonu On nufaucKs error; Aallinan
r;ixlt:lel1, aud tue Chlsago score stood at four
ihe nsaat faily wl3cn eofnes onee ln enmc
thcn tonk p!aee, an1 u 4ooKea lof . lew me-
mcnta as u 'lG VlaHola Houl1 curry ou INC
game. Gatey, fcFEueot>' anu fofk lol'owed
even olner WIN sa,c ~ iat: ana thtec men wese on
sascs When, GassMiy ~ 10 sm'tn. lne inter gu
, 1877-07-14
THE &0uND-BuILDERS.
Kner.fkIf nisualcA ia Tn TrihHAk.

ROCKFORD, H., July la-To-ptght the
Rockford Scientific Society held it, regular
meeting IT Allia Hall. Tho Vsce-Preatdent, ME.
Fred G. Dayton. delivered Al address on tho
Mcund- Builders. Ills remarks had to do most
y With tho startling resemblance between the
religious rites OF thcss surIeot Americans and
the natives OF phteuicaa and tho East. Tia
'.eonnectlng link" Of Phallc worship wss az:
plalncd 1t k6me length, and the speaker showed
very plAuslbly and lcAznedly tho probable moan
Ing OF the famous Rockford aud Davenport
tablets. This address was profuselT supple
msnsod By maps, drawings photographs, aud
EelAa,
, 1877-07-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

6eAs1de IlhFaty-Ths Heat Sta ndAFd Novels
within the reach ok sresr ons. 3oukh usuaiJ acid
frum u % - given tuachAnged and unaostd2ed} for
10 And 20 centa:
Bio Gutnbefl ,..,.,,,,,, ........20c
ioek. fpopb,c nua,borj ...,........... .2oc
s. 1ano Eye, by Chsslotte 9fonte. !nou6le1 H's
I. Woman .Iater. charles lseAdes naM
novcl. double uumlcsi. csi.,..............,9 ,90c
+. The Hl4ck.tud!cs, Jules feFns's last nam
noIel. (SiuXls npn,boEt .:.... >. 1oo
9. Tbs Lat Days N Fompeu, b. Hlr kduakd
BulyuF LYttup {Sin9ls nun ber).... -. 10c
4. Adam Heds, BY George Eliot. (Do1ble} .A..22oc
, 1877-07-14
THE LOUISVILLE SAENGERFEST.

Lou1sylLLs, KY, July 1o.-Tho musical tes-
tivitEcs dosod to-day with a paTado and picnic,
many citizens and strangers participating.
Tho succeas OF tho Hacngerlcst Is regarded II
belt that It surpassed, mustca!ly and financially
speaking, any cvcnt OF this nature ever ccle-
bratcd III America
The following dispatch haa bcen sent to Herr
Hoffman. composer VI ''3Ieluatua," Berlin, !,
Germany: "HeYen thousand lIstenud to yuuf
"btSlusinAh II the festival Ut tho North Anlcy-
lean 1enGcsbund 1t Louf4vtllo lsat c7ering, aud
Low 70 your genius - 4 composer.
"JuLsu8 WENrEH,
~. J. F1sctxa,
'sPreafdents Of tue festival"
, 1877-07-14
THE h0RThFiElD R0BBER-HuNT.
Gs,ArfaI In YHA Ty{AuRA

ST. PAUL. aitnt,., July 13,-The Commission
appointed under tho law Of last sesalon u cx-
amino and report upon tho claims of peraons
fur extraordinary EXPENSES IN tho pursult and
capture OF tho Northdcld Banh robbers last
8spsembes, Aaye performed that duty, aud died
report with Gov. psllsbury. After examining
witnesses aud proper vouchers, the Commission
allowed Isl claims, aggrrgatinX %, SIS, aud
was only tY,0o0, tue Com,nlsaloness' award WA
mx.le on basis OF Is per cent, which glycs TO
the claimants 81, BOLTS The balance Of the ap-
propsiatlon Roes for necessary printing aud az
peuse& Of tho Commission.
, 1877-07-14
CEASE RACKlAG THE SYSTEM

with dEzsile tathArttcs aud.hurtful sAlvsnts, and
use that rstional and genial secuperaat. uostes.
tefs Stomach Bttets. tho success OF which In the
eradication Of disease aud the building up Of fceole
constitutions has utterly eoafuted tho pteposerous
medical theortsts ~ho tnstasd tho sstiona!ty of
depicting the frsms In order to restoru 1t to health
Appetite, easy diSestlon. regular exacuatoRs, =
natural dow Of bile, xru ~ sure result Of tho u4o
Of the hnest ot Amestca's iasgossnts ~ increased
loss Ut power and irritation Of the system were OF
Tho old exhzustlnx method. The new ofa OF mod.
csl treatment inanRutaled BY the btsess IL Indeed
hsppy ons for the ack aad feeble, for It has not
onts placed asaith within their reach. but saved
them from tho hufstul consequence Of IN sbauEsa
fAliScy,
, 1877-07-14


sr. Paul. Mimi, July la!The Coroner's In
yestigation on the body Of tho unknown man
found at Bass Lake, ctlcitcd the fact that tho
man's natne Was Joseph R!edcr; that he wus a
single man, and has a brother lising in Farm
vile, Va. Dcccased owned faru, in Stearns
County, but ias for two or three years been en1.
pfoycd AZ farto-hanl In the vicinity q Bass
Lake, and lastly BY a farmer named MannelT,
WHO left home With Ills family to attend pic
farm. Tho mystery u tho mans death ID une1-
planned.
, 1877-07-14

nni Croft led In ttn Browns scoEfnR four runs
one earned. In thrlr half of thc fourth inning
tho Boatnna. aided by rrross ny MetieasY anil
Nichols, bnttcd the latter to ali parts of the
ilclt and ecc1irct sc1cn runs, four rarnctl
i3Io,1g then wtnt in In pitch, and. during the
laat fnur innings h1th sides were retired without
scoring, only twn hafc hits being made oil Blong
and two nj Bond.
THE stnhE.
, 1877-07-14

iIoPetal+ ....+.............l I ]
''s' :Ss?a 3s@sio;;, sas,S. ::s;, $:s.
oTTUMwA, IA.
Special LhxpdseA 10 fTas 7rtsunt
O7ruAwA, la., July l8,-Thc attendance at
tho races to-day was larger than yesterday and
mucl, interest WAS manifested. In the frcc-for-
all trotting race for purse Of 600. thcro wero
eevcn entries, md fire 10 start. Mountain Quail
won tho race IN tlIreo straight heats. Time,
In tic running race, three best iu nvc, for
pur8e ot fn.50, six horses started. Lady Jack
was decided TO Jc the winner. Malvern, a very
fine animal, lla.l leg broken in tho third heat.
which perhaps only prevented him from winning
tho race, as he had alEcaey won two heats.
cOLuMHur, Q.
CoLuMBus, O., July 13.-Tho fourth and last
day Of tho Columbus Driving.Park races hAd a
large attendance.
Ths unfinished :.aB race, which was postponed
from Thursday. was won BY Mohawk Chief.
Time--a:M: 2sso15 2:H,1. Pr. Rush won tho
second moncy, aud Daisy the Third.
to SECOND, and $1N to third, had seven entries
Timc-2:;}7; 2s34; o:35. There rero four heats.
The tiaiFp hcat*Waa taken by lassto In 237.
Lasstc took tho sccoud monty and Nellle Nor
ton thu third. -.
The 3:as race, purse 5000, eaoo5 to frat, s1'5to
sccpnd, and lo0 to third, had seven entrtcs aud
tour atarters. TWAS won By JcunIe Holden.
taking tho second, fourth, and 9th heats.
Tfmc--3,.s51<: $50; a:!N. The first heat waa
won by Deception In 2 ~, and tho thirtl heat by
Hip Hap in 3:at Deception tot,k tho second
money. The other two tforscs were dltanccd.
, 1877-07-14
TIE RIFLE.

1HooTiNo TO TAKE PLACE At SOUTH CHICAGO.
There will BE- ride shooting Tor prizes this IT.
tsrnoon at South Chicago. under tho direction
Of the Dearborn Rifle Club. Distances, 900 and
800 yards; two sighting and ten scoring shots;
open TO Ill any Flao Under tho El,les; no halr
Triggers Trains luavo the Rock lAlAud and
Fort Wayne depot1 1t "a o'clock IN.
, 1877-07-14
A MINING SCHEME.

JAoxsoAv1ALs, ILL.,, July la.-The Illinois
and Colorado Mining Company Of Jacksonville
Wa organized to-day. ". +. Short Wa elected
President, B. r. bergen Secretary, and B. +.
Beesley Tssasuret, with II. r. Simmons, DR..
GhaIvn t4her. J. II. Fox, and othcrs,
Dlfoetoft. The Company hare purchased tho
Centennial Mtne In Bouldaf County, Colorado,
Though tests hare alrexdy been made, and tho
Company aFe satisded It u ycsy r&h tn gold,
It y proposed 10 coEnmenca tho work Of mining
within &txtY days.
, 1877-07-14

CINCINNATI, O., July 13.-iIcnrY Brockman's
stable and residence, corner OF Elm and Water
streets, wesc partially burned this morning.
Loss, 5000. Seven horses pcrlshcd In tho
flames. Mrs sllas. an old lady whn Was In the
third story Of the residence, jumped to tho
ground, receiving sescro injuries.
, 1877-07-14

Two:b :baso hits-llallinan. !, Ferguson, i.
Tot.i bsses On clean hits-chieaxo, II; Hart
iInt b.ee on erross-ttall4nan, J.; .An.on, u;
rstd Il snh Y; yisan Ssffs} Cassidy
t::s'as., 'sS cs's:sa
nases on called balla-on L.skin. 3.
raased tslls-Nune.
Ca,pissC Fred Coas.
Tho peculiar state OF Bnth'A scoso IL owing
TO tue taet that TO Was sent to base on rallied
balls TWICE, aud thu rules say that such turns At
tho bat shall not bo counted la 'tt!mes At bat.n
Tho most noticeable feature Of the Hartfords'
Play u their unboundcd rcltanca on Ferguson.
u q At tln,Sa almost concal to see tho men tsy
Iariin I'D iIarbEe. Ycts.day ss w Wien sn1 Ell Eli
MAS called on tho fortner, hu turned squaru
afioana aio. a. Ferguson and explained. or apolo,
Which. Then again, when llRrbrldge wantc4
strlkc called aud the umpire thought uot, he
would look around At Ferguson. as II to call
him to witness; But most sxtranr,inary Of ail
II \ batsman sLruck At tho ball without hit
ting 1t, or Il = strike wa called On
hm, he would W fsse asound to Ferguson tn.
No niue, ever played IN this city that was 50
thoroughly governed BY ono man u tho Hart
fords aeeIa 10 be. But It does them good, aa1
they PLAY clever game II the result.
Larkln has picked up NoIan's idea Is hts
method apparently, and yesterday ho devoted
la ttnlu 70 pitching to the right of the plate,
but 1t the night height, and tllcn asking that
strikes t,e called. lis wholo trick 2ppesycI 10
bo In delivering the ball to ono side o9 tho plato
by mcana of lliA curve; A glance at uarb!dge's
posltlon would conylllce anl one that larkIn
had no intention Of pitching over tht stoce
YESTERDAYS rontess MAS, 10 all tntcnts, ono of
fair hitting and excellent fielding aRalust woak
batting and not very close tlcld play. Tie
score Of 1ye hits with which tho visitors srg
credited uccds explanation a. to two OF them.
In these cases Peters and sralding slipped
down With the ball Ia hand. mud lailed so put
the batstaeu out because they tell. when, hsd
they sta.d on their teet, they could have made
the plays. II II bard u give these Gelders er-
rors for falling doHn.-R thing In the nxsufu Of
~ accident for which they arc not ~ blame
and II " equally unfair to give baAtneu base
hits for hits right n somebody. Between thcao
things comes Tho certainty that every fair bit
ball ulu4t be either IA out, al error, or base
hit. Leaning to the sido of libcrsllty, the scoro
has given tho plays referred 10 - hits rather
than errors.
The ssme clubs will play a2atn this afternoon,
aad tho cunoslty to see the "blg team" pitch
and catch With the phenomenal third baseman
on deck viii no doubt draw Anslnlmanse attend
Aoce.
BusToN-sT. LOUIS.
ataddI NttaateA 10 III 7H4kAA
81. Louis, July 11-In tho hrst four Innings
ni tho game to-day errors BY Leonard aad