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"DeOIIne any rurlner Exchange, =

"DeCIine any Further Exchange y
New York SUM-
There is ire in the celestial
minds, all because the reverend
editor of the Richmond Christian
Adyosate thought it his duty to re-
buke his reverend brother, the
editor Of the Methodist Quarterly
Review, for certain reproachful
language about Samuel j. Tilden.
The Methodist reviewer had seen
fit to speak of him as "the base in
trigaer Of Grsmercy Park" also,
as "the corruptest man, personally
and politically, ever offered as a
candidate to the highest office in
the nations giGt-with the single
exception of Aaron Burr"
Thereupon the Richmond editor
remarked that this sort of talk was
an outrage, and that the Rev. DR..
Whedon ought to be ashamed Of
himself. Thereupon the Rev. DR.,
Wheden sat down and wrote a let
ter to his Richmond brother, the
gist of which was chat unless the
latter took it back, self-respect
would compel the reverend doctor
to decline "any further exchange"
The Richmond brother refuses to
be bulldozed, informing the editor
of the Methodist Quarterly Review
that he is able to pay for that peri
odical if he wants it.
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MEMPHIS, TENN: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY &C. 1871

lay dead at his feet, and the two
Others, having thrown down their
empty guns, wert running for their
lives.
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Thistles require radical treatment to
remove them, and so do boils and PIN
Piles. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture is a
rsd,cal blood searcher curing all skin
eruptions,
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ME RLACK HTLLS.

GEoQO0 per day at home. Samples worth
1Ot4CHO SO tree STIssoN j Co. Portland,
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

. Steamer vcsper. Hal Wilmington. Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Maynower, Davidson rhiladelphia-las Hand.
stenmer lsleanora Johnsor Portland-i Amer
Ship John 3crtram (Sor), Rod, Livcrpooi-C Tobias
Ship Atlas tNor) Gunderscn Cork Falmouth-Funch.
shp Ataanta (Nor, Gjcsashi. Cork Falmouth for
Ship Princeton bradley, Savannah Charles l. Wright
Co.
Bark Tiiiie Baker, Boynton. London-Brett Son & Co.
Bark Hilda (Norl. Olsen, Bristol E-C Tobias n Go.
Bark Rosa B utaD. Barbageoto, Hull E-Edmund Un-
Bark ciconce Bava Qta, Bos, Queenstown for orders
Bark Po Ita schtanino. Queenstown Plymouth Fab
mouth for ordcrs-John q seagcr.
Bark Dante AUS, Ydulich Cork Falmouth for orders
-Siocovich X Co.
Bark vnsco de Cana (Sor). Mortenscn. Cork FaI
mouth for orders - G Tobias K Co.
Bark AbrahnmfAus. yedoz Cork or Falmouth for orders
-Sclocovich K TO-
Bark Ada Bonner. Barnes. Larne. I-B F Metcalt 4
Bark otcren tNor,, Torsensen Antwcrp-Funch. Edyc
Co.
Bark s. Anna GtaD. cafiero, I.sbon-Iamc, Hcncy.
Brig seina stanford tTtn, Marcsca Naples s-Lawrencc
Giles x 20
brig Ruby. Price, st Pierre. Mart-Daniel Trowbrdcs.
Brig Beta (Br) Seiig, Lunenberg. NS-J Whitney
Schr Axcda Laura. Jorgcnscu, st Pierre, Mart-H A
schr Pilots Bride, Stephenson, Mayagucx, PRS
Lewis Co
Schr Eugcne Bunker. st Stephens NB &C B.rtaux.
schr Garrett Wright. Croppcr Baltimorc-Wm Chal
scnr NJ tBr), Fairweather. Newark, NJ-scammcli
Bros .
schr vassar, Jr Little. New Bcdford-Ferguson 4
schr Trimmer, Fctc, New Haven, Ct-Cartwright &
schr Maria nern, Navel. Hartford. Ct-Rackctt &
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
BOUCICAULT AND THE CRITICS

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD: =
In a paper .sThc Decline of the Drama" lately
contributed TO tho North american Rcpiew 1 mon.
toned, among other dctcriorating Influences, the in
capacity OF dramatic crtics 10 deal with subject
which they not sufficiently instructed TO exercise
judgment without committing mschicvous errors.
This charge has answered by the press in London
anu throughout the United Statcs not by any rcbut.
ting evdcncc but by clamorous abuse Ii seems tnat
critics cannot endure the operation of criticism on
themselves which they perform with very little
junction others. However having made precise
charge now oIer to try It's truth by simple cha-
lenge.
declare there Is not in this country In Great
Britain dramatic critic Who affecting 10 sit in judg
mcnt comedy, can tell me what comedy Is Ho
cannot describe It's component parts nor give sensi-
bic definition OF this kind of druma, distinguished
from any other. There Is simple ISSUE ! throw
down that glove defy any dramatic critic to tako
II up feeling confident there Is in crowd
who has given the matter enough consideration to
understand ITS first principles Let us. good humor,
try by simple OF spelling bcc ask tho
critic spell comedy. IL lie cannot, then let him
acknowledge he does know what he is writing
about II he succeed, shall be happy TO apologize
him Tor my Incredibly Yours,
DION BOUCICAULT.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CoRrrs Bennett, from naiax. while passing
through Hell ntc yesterday went ashore tho end
of acKwcs Island but got of Mt high water apparently
without damage
BARK ANNA tNor), from Quebec for Queenstown, before
reported taken Quebec after being ashore 80 Tho
Lawrence, aud sailed, again towcd back
port - leaking she wi discharge and dock Tor
pairs.
BARK GronGr A WRIGHT (ot Portland, Cap, Joseph
from Boston IL for Liverpool has fondcrcJ
All hands. IL In number. were saved and landed at
Shcbuc S yesterday by the schr Joshua Snnborn Of
Gloucester The lost ine vesseSn. il2S
tons built iarmonth Ne last summer and N her
voyage. She owned by Bcni Webster aud Goo
Wright OF Portland II Libby. of New York. and Others,
and valued at StOUp sho is probably insured in
Portland lcr consisting Of J3Si bushels Of
shipped by Bartlett Bros Co of Boston, and ir
snred s 0O) equally divided between the phcnx and
Pacific companies. of Now YORK
BARK Cola (r), Robertson. from Rochcort Ter pha-
dcphia which put into Halifax short time ngo In distress.
has necessary repairs completed aud has hnucd
In tho stream. sail Tor her destination The
2jth inst.
scuR ANN DoLr, from jacksonville for New York, which
put into Charleston oct % Is lcaky.
ScHR Gyo + TRGs, Cannon. from Gloucester for New
York with fish, sprung n leak AN of 23n inst and
City Island whcro she has marine ra
way for repairs.
scnR KiLrn CARLETON, Vineyard Haven from Matan-
xas for Boston. was in collision 18th inst Vineyard
sound with Webster Bernard and lost Jbboom and
cathcad.
LAuycHFp-At Wilmington. Del, on Saturday, the iron
steamer Aranzcs by the oliingsworth 70, for Morgans
In of
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. %. 1877,
ARRIV VALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
mERALp wnTESrONE TELEGRAPM LIVE

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wiffTESTOSE TELEGRAPH IISH
Steamer Idaho t}r) Holiness Liverpool Oct Ia via
Queenstown 18th with mdse and passengers to Williams
Innan bound 27h, lat a. 40 Ion 81 A. state
liue stoimer bound do
Steamer lsaac cII Lawrence Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Oid Dominion
StetnishiD &c.
steamer = Knight. Chichester, Georgetown DC with
snip Batavia ,of, Quebec, Switzerland, Liverpool 36
days IN ballast 20 order.
Ship Ne Plus Ultra Borden. London sept 20 with mdse
to irnnel Minturn Co Had line weather first pnrt OF
passage Oct ~, lat 80 IL Ion 80 o. hat hurricane
ON latting four hours 18th, lat &c, passed
American .rirate under sail bound r.
shin Esther Roy DIR new, 1860 tons), hoy, Maitland.
NS. oct 4 in ballast to order j. anchored In tho lower
bark s Plate tNor). 1Icnrckscn Liverpool 80 DAYS in
ballast to inuch Edge Go. is anchored at Sandy Hook
Bark FiIon,cna Dauavaro dtaD. Bonani, Plymouth 80
days in ballast 70 Benhnm Boycscn.
Bark Idea q (fta, Galo Boston, f., - days via Della
Breakwatcr in ballast TO sIocovch & Co. - . 49,.
Bark lnsula Capri Norl, Danclsen, Newport f. ~ days.
In ballast to Benhnm & Bnyesen.
Bark NEPTUNE CAusl, Fathay Newport, j., ~ days, In
ballast to Siocovich Il Go.
Bari oareins 4u: Gncrbas, Newport. y. 50 days, in
Bark Argonaut Sorj Moc Antwerp Sept in ballast to
order.
Bark Agnes Nor, Foss favre 80 days. In ballast to
BARK Amor tAus. Bozgo. Marsccs 81 days in ballast
BARK tiorela Craig Marseiiles 80 days with mdse to
james IIenry vessel Wnrd Tower Passed Gibraltar
Bark Racio dtaD. Olivar Gcuoa 53 days In ballast
Fnnch, Edge a. 90. Passed Gbi altar Sept ~.
Bark sircna dta. Jaccarino. tastcaua are So days. in
ballast to alnes Isnry. Passed Gibraltar sent III
Bark Augusta dtaD, Romano, lvorno Gi days, with
Bsrk UIrika tsv) johnson Rio Janco Sept s. with cof
fec TO itcnium Boycscu Crossed the Equator sept %,
Ia Ion ~
ballast 10 q Mnrti a Go. e@Er
Brig Ls Plata Cof - John, NIB. Bray Newport. Z. Sep
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
N1nLo's rHEArEE-M,sANIELLo.

largo and literally disposed audience filled Niblo's
OF Aubcrs Spectacular opera OF "Aasaniclo; or.
The Fisherman of Naples" This was tho iniroduc-
tory performance OF what Is doubtless meant
to be OF Italian opera Tor the
masses. In this view the selection was a
fortunate one. for in addition to It's purely musical
attractions ssMasanello IS susceptible OF considcra
bic scenic adornmcnt ana utilizes the ballet not a
little for its purposes II is now several years since
tins opera heard in New York. hence it
may be regarded in some measure as a
stranger. It's story however, Is not uniamii-
lar The opera Tccites the course OF a Usher
mans vengeance for wrong TO his dnnb
sister There is somo beautiful music IN the work,
the choral parts being notably rich and numerous.
In last evenings Interpretation OF the work Signor
Bacce assumed the role OF Masanieo, and his Efforts
were very generously appreciated. HIS acting was
forcioc and picturesque and ms singing spir-
his voice somewhat lacked The fcrvor aud expression
desirable, though his principal songs-ihe Dnrcaoc,
the sleeping song, and his duct with Ilctro IN tnc
second act-were vigorously redemsndcd. Signor Su-
sn made nusculat II not decldeuly tuhciuL
Piciro. Mr. II. a. BIschon and MT il. u. GouschalK
alternate nightly with tho foregoing as Masaniello
and Picro Sigporita Bnrzetti assumed me
role OF Eivira, singing the music OF tne part
rather II she were ia the concert room
than on thc operate stage. She was, however, tho
called. Mile. Rcmmesbcrg portrayed the dumb girl
Zcneila wnh eloquent ana graceful gestures Signor
Bacccli appeared as Borea, Signor Tagliapiclrn MS
Selva and Signor Barbers as Aiphonso. inc buIct
remarkably strong, but tho premier danseuse.
Mile. Lupo, ana the ballci master, ~ Gavant, danced
admirably. The scenery altogether very g0ou,
the concluding set, representing Mount VcsuVius IN
eruption, being notably fine.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

THE EXTRA DAY AT JEROME pARK-FoUR
RAcEs-pARoLE AND TEN BROCK.
Tho coming racing event is creating a revival OF tho
old feeling that wont to excite the masses
sectional contest was IN preparation years ago,
tculary between the North and South. like the great
match race $50 de between Eclipse Henry
in 1928 when it was estimated that there
fifty thousand people tho Union Course, Long
Island; thc match between John Bascomb and Post
Boy IN 1885, when there was barely standing room
within tho grounds; tho match between Fashion
and Boston 1s42, when there sup
posed TO bo between forty and nny thousand
people ON the linton Course, then again In ls45
when Pcy tona and Fashion their match over tho
same grounds there fully as many TO witness
this contest tho previous onc Otncr great crowds
have brought together by these sectional contests
but none so great those where the North and
South were pittcd against each other Tho West Is
now tho rival OF the North, and the champion OF the
other side OF the Alcghanies, Ton Brock, and the
Northern crack, Parole, will measure strides at jerome
Park Saturday next when wc anticipate seeing q
gathering or people equal TO some oil tho old tlmc
crowds
As the programme which VIC published on Sunday
last has been amended we annex the corrected one,
which will insure larger feds. tho entrcs will be
free and second money will be added instead oil bong
taken from tho first premiums. Tho three Western
champions Ten Broeck, Vera Cruz and King Faro,
nro expected to arrive at jerome Park to-day, whom
the public havo opportunity OF seeing them take
hoir EXERCISING gallops If disposed, before the day
OF the There will be many other horses at the
course and the prospects fair for good folds
In the three other that take place during the
afternoon besides the great between Parole and
Ton Brock. The following Is the corrected pro-
grammc:-
FIRST RAcE--Purse $500, of which 500 to tho second
horse free, ior all ages Ono and quarter
miles.
SECOND RAoE-Purse $500. OF which 800 to the
ond horse; entrance free; for all ages One and
half miles
THIRD RAcE-Parole and Ten Brock. 500 entrance,
half forfeit; 81 600 added by The club; Baltimore
weights good aud cry course. Two and a half miles
FOURTH RAcg-HANDcAr SrEEPLEcnAsE-Purse 5000.
OF which $00 to the second horse entrance free;
tries be made at the by four p NJ on Thurs
day, 1st November; Weights to appear by two p. ~
the following day; three more horses, the property
different owners, to start or racc any number
of horses may DO entered by Tho same owner Over
the usual steeplochasc course.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." !"

very fair, decidedly friendly and apprcciatvc
Tho Eagle Theatre for the first time in this city, Of
tho tragedy Of the name. Mr. H,rkins
made success in the part-one due 10 his
correct reading OF the lines ns well as to his
acting and fine stage presence Ho looked the noble
red man. and made many picturesque hits, his fine
words. At times u a criticism on this point be
mttted, the actor tho spirit o.
the lines or dropped ~ the end Of them
TOO tame tone In general the mpcr-
In the scene before the council the second act the
denunciation and defiance were vel given. At The
end OF this act III response Tho demands ol tho
audience, the curtains for the time and on
tho request Tor a speech Mr. lIarkins, In feeling
voice, snid II am not prepared 10 make speech but
~ you are as happy ~ meeting me as am meeting
you again you are happy Indeed" In tho fourth act
Nr. Harkins at times 10 grandeur tho lines
mcncng 81 saw thee iul Of hrcN wen given III
vas hts address 10 his tribc 10 tho hrd scene and
the prayer to Manitou, the Great Spirit. Tho
affecting lines OF the last well rendered
Istic was his dying Invcctive and curse.
Uf tue support in general the least said the better
Miss Dc Forest, though at times dong well made but
q mediocre Nahmeokec. Miss Minnie GREY
Dceana but though rendering her lines quite larly
did much gcsturng. Mr. Chippcndac, rs Mor.
daun, tho rcgicdc, was not bad, ana tho lover Wal.
Ter Mr. J. 4. Lewis, though feeling was wcak.
Among lbc rest OF the characters, II any one were
20 be especially poccd for bad acting ii would
be NJ Ration Lord Fit2 Arnold. His quite scpuchra
bass ycICe produced rather comca effect upon the
audience The outdoor sccncry was very pleas ug /;
several ccitcd applause, notably the
Indian camp wGtG river beyond. aud the last SET
tho Isdan'g refuge rocky fastncss, With waterfall.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyuEAp, Oct 20. PM-wind sw moderate gs =
FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTWERP. Oct a2-Arrivcd ship Geo Bell (BD. Rose.
AapRossAS. Oct 25-Arrved, bark Charles EiwclI.
BaisTol oet 25-Arrivod bark Brothers tr) coun She
diac.
pvrsos Aynrs, Aug a-Anivcd barks Peru tBr,. Craig
Sailed Sept g. brig Belle Prescott. White, Boston,.
rsiss eps.'g qnss, Alice Dysl; sl,vss ow I'm;
%s.ss Sss
coin ihon ssre brig jsnnio rh,nssy brown anc. %
w@ Red Prince osSss Brazilian ipr Soss. and
sGcr, iOren.en. from Now York Rebccca ,Ger Morssn
,;rsoA Oct Is Arrived brig augusta tBr, Buck Phia.
dephia.
.hAyAyA. Oct 2s-Arvcd. steamer Saratoga sundbcrg
Arrived 2ain, steamer Columbus. Rood. New York.
Grom iocheorp, rhindeiphia having repair 'd: brig
Eliza Morton, Leland. Sheet IIarbor 10 load for United
Arrived ao9. steamer Bermuda Ir,, Ansrovo New York
IrvErrooi, Oct 80 Arrived. shiD Ern's Isle tBr. Nc.
Arrived 25th steamer Quebec (rsr), Thearic Quebec
iirILh ,'LtcE BAY Oct 22-arrivea schr :. Chambers
LTscAs, cB. Oct 2o-clcarcd, brig Magdala tsp. Trait
MaL.e,. Oct lo-CIcared. brig Frederick Thompson
tB), smith Boston mot cleared dtn,.
bris ; = Kennedy. spauding, for United states.
Gs"Tea n s,h srs %,s rsssss CGcmh' tor dirsen',
NXwctsTLv IL Oct IJ-sailcd steamer Antonio 05r)
Boston and New York.
rrnsAmnuco, sept ae-Tn port, brig camasuayaus (sp
Riera, from ternandina.
PAnRsBono. Oct 24-.,rrived. bark Smith tBr) How
ard Liverpool.
SsGAronr Oct 15-Arrvcd. ship rcmplar, Haskell, Car
SYDNEY NSW Oct 1S-saiicd. stenmer City OF New
YORK Cobb. san Francisco via Auckland and honolulu;
ST THOMAS Oct 2D-Arrved. baks Palestine tBrJ, Ford,
New York, continental, Tnpper, Rio Jancirc. .
ST PitRRR Mart. Oct 2S-Airivcd schr Walter Il Plum
mcr, Plumncr New York.
Sr JoHSs, NJ. Oct i7-Arrived. brig Iiorscy tBr),
Gornlcy. New York l9th schr Avon tBrD King. do
Arrived 2sth Iiocrnia (Br. Archer. Liverpool
for Baltimore via Halifax.
JonN. Nh Oct 26-Clcarcd. scir UlaIumc (Br), Bis
sctt, Surnam.
Sii, LnUnSp Ns Oct 2Arrvcd, ship Bessie Grossly (fr)
Trcry, Gloucester L land sailed Tor ,.ewcs. Dep.
Oct ~ schrs Almrda, smith; Anna Cnrrer Br),
vanw Cnbe, lIntrhinson; Lizzie tBr, Gilcrs, and
Pacific, Lord New York.
VICTORIA, Oct 21Arrved, ship cannon uarrisjn tBr),
Hawcs, San francisco,
WIsDsoR, XS Oct 1o-Cieared, brig J II Glcspi lBr),
Men Namara New York; schrs sAddc snow, Lori. Rich
mond; G Rankin. Bishop FHtimore Saarbruck, Clark.
New YORK; Bowdou, RandallI Bnmorc Spnrtcl, Halo
we'll New YORK; 2Dth scnd. Hmm, do.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
wooD's THEATRE, pRooKLyN--"nEMoRsE.


Mr.. Wallace G-aLt Is announced as new 'star,"
and his playlast night produced for the first time
as somewhat superior the numerous dramatic abor
tons which every season brings forth. OF the former
1t would be unjust 10 pronounce dohntively inter
the first night OF his appearance In an untcsted
part; but OF the latter We may speak
without impropriety The plot Is not start
lingly original. neither Is IL sadly commonplace
The play presented Inst evening rolled along very
smoothly ana the audience large and sympathetic
The characters all distinctly limneon the aut hor's
mission OF eacn. They arc consisIcnt too, with the
their mouths for the most part IS happily conceived
ana has pleasant seasoning OF wit which is never
vulgar. Once IS the hero made TO utter words be-
the ideal which tho rest OF tho play would bcget,
anu that Is in the fencing scene where he abuses his
antagonists physognomy and complexion 10 his face
Such conduct worthy only o! the ruiun, blackleg
coward. Clarendon Is gay, generous, noble, sarcas-
tic but exceedingly worldly youth, selfsustaincd in
opinion and very independent and nonchalant in
action Edna Rusnton original and spirited, and u
type OF the womauhood which viii be true to itself
through every varying The play presents
phases OF lite which have been the theme Of man Y
American novelists but nave seldom been faithfully
enacted on tho stage. 1t deserves success.
MISS Clara Cole Edna made very favorable i'm.
preston her part, and both she and Mr.. Grant
wore repeatedly appauced and onco called before the
curtain The manner in which the piccc is mounted
Is crcditablc to Mr.. Wood.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE DAUNTLEss AND wANDERER.

Gravcsend Bay Long lsiand, yesterday afternoon
the scene OF very spirited and clVo contest
between two yachts OF the NY.M.Y.C.-viz, Mr.
Whiteaw's new SCH ooncr, Dluntless, ana Mr. William
Moores fast schooner, Wandercr The course was
three miles to wudward aud return. The star. was
flying one The Dauntlcss was the first to get under
way tho Wandcrer following closely after her. Tho
Dauncss held her place until after they had rounded
the staScbont, when the Wandercr showed hcr lno
sailing qualities by ovcrhauiing the Dauntless and
going ahead which position she maintained until tho
ena OF tho racc.
Tmc-Wanderer, III. 5Gm. Dauntlcss Oh. 3m
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
FOX HUNTING.

The Queens county hounds, whose next meet il was
would take placcat Huntington tomorrow,
at one O'clock viii meet instead at East Meadow
Brook nj tho snmo hour that day.
The hurdle races for hunters ut Huntington advcr-
tiscd 10 be run to-day are OF ior the present
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
SAILED.

Ships John Barbour drl. for Invre; p Wheeler Ham
burg; barks Argo tBr Hottcrdam; Pckin Cardiff: Bo-
relj GAusJ, Hull: Elranora Madre ltn. Tricso chin
Yang lBD. southamuton Maggie N ti,r, Dublin AM.
tNor). London; Condor tSwc) Bristol: j lBr).
Great rimsby Gustav Helene tNor. Cork rhems q
do Falmouth ilafarsord Nor,. do or do; AdaJ Bon
Cork: Ruby, st Pierre Mart: schrs William Frederick
Liverpool: II 7 Townsend, trcytown. Mic: Ny Rover,
Charleston: A l. Bapc,ck. J Muriock. and II 4 Hunt
Also sailed. bark Matthew; brig Charlotte, and schr
lowa Williams.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

with her accustomed grace. Mile. Dupnrc displayed
lne figure and good Urcses. NJ. Mollard
sang swcetiv as Paris, and Jouard excellent rs
Agamcmnon. though hardly the counterpart OF the
dcceasod gentleman whose tomb DR. Schliemann has
recently discovered Duplan, MeDeaus, and
Mezercs Us Calchas capital, and great deal OF
the OF the opera depended upon the fun they
made. s6irohe Groaa' will DO produced tonight,
and tomorrow night, at Aimce's benchf, "Barbe
Bluc'' VIII be sung. Mile. Aimee will indeed have
benefit IL all her admirers in this city appear 10 do her
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
BASEBALL.

The professional HartIords gained easy victory
yesterday afternoon over Aiaskas of this city, at
tho Capitoline ground, brooklyn In tho absence OF
Burdock, Higham, Of tho Stars of Syracuse played
second base Tor the Hariords Tho Aaskas able
only one innng. Owing TO the darkness
the game called at the end OF the seventh inning
Following is tho scorc.-
Hartford. ........ 3 0-I2
Alaska.......... 3 o.
To-day the Harifcrds play the Alaskas. OF Staten
Island Ut West Brighton, ). l.