, 1877-03-11

MS WOrd-lnd that BY MplteQtton-ratler tnau
his bond. It remains to say that the Stars hare
acted during the last part Of the difficulty with
| 1ar more moderation, sense, and Judgment than
| they at first displayed, and they will see the
! good effect OF It before the season ia through.
| 1t Is understood that the Stars are making
overtnres to good man to fill Dorgan's place,
and that before they are ready to play the first
game they Will have competent player behind
the bat 1t is supposed that the choice lies be-
tween Fersy Malone and McGlynn, who played
with them part Of last season.
HOW EGGLER TRrrpED HIMSELF Up. .
Special 1fspatcA to 7ns Tribune .
81; Louis, March 10.-Eggler was offered 81, 800
70, the season TOR his services By the Browns. he
eouid not see: and. now that Dorean IL secure,
.Egglcr is not wanted under any circumstances. .
It vas clear, that there was something up
r. IRON the Of such paragraphs as THIS
new regarding the engagement BY the St. Louis
club Of the outdelder referred to few DAYS
since. Negotiations have been In progress, but
they have not Us Jet been satisfactorily COM
Browns were not going to the lunacy Of eleven
men, as seemed probable from the Egg1er nego-
tlation. It will doubtless now appear with
great clearncss to said Eggler that he made +: q
ass OF hisself" =" in refusing S1,s00 per year. He
never will get the same offer again.
sBMI-rRoFEs31oNALIsM.
It Is said that El1ick, formerly Of the st.
Louis Reds, has Joined the Buckeyes, VI
Columbus
Bradley, formerly Of the Bostons, SAYS that he
will play in London, Canada, and nowhere else.
This on authority Of Boston Hsrald.
Noticewas given by the League Secretary last
week thai the Chelsea Club had released Glare
~ a. PnTj had confro3cteI ,rith u n Sfcf!ie1.
Ian and Walter Scott.
a,,1or 7o+. ~ +ho +,a,,,o,,1t. r,1,,,, oa,ao.,
"a he an ,,ntnown % ana a. nTsSan] ar n,ino.ra.
hic nnantitr V;+hfn - f,ir 5,ars aftar ha nort-
cd COMPANY with Tndianapolis. G one e. Of Tie "a At
tret a. s5 pagut ieeesu a,.s 'n.ee
and earfnT ~ ;,e,.,,nti9So< t1a+ A ha
nod annifa for 7.uah nsd.;ns + ~. .v,,,1I
onuaor tp,1' +b,s thn+ :. e5 hna ,ao1.,no Nv
dutv to Jn 's wee'5 a@n ps cnrrrsnondent n St
por osv,io;,,, tf,at ~ 49, ~ 49, thars - ,,I
1otar ~ Fns+e.,a ,.,1'ors ae;,, H., ~.
ant r,,,hs ~ thet spotin,, aar,+In , ~ rntica
of u7 IN t romce fro anv snrcc Pissse
f;aea fS.sle LUIS matteF soeno" anu u once gen
N!e.''"'
Two weeks ago The TRIBUNE published a list
oest autnorlty Ut mana, partly neWspaPer an9
Partly 4etters: among tue rest WIS lncauoeu
the name ol HotaAns, VINO vas sa1o 10 DC q,
EesIeo " potu tae "tap'e LeAa rl'! Anu
Gcorre s1ecm1n Esn.. Presidcnt' of the
former Club. ern1ains the matter in the
following language: "The facts are these: I
made Hotalng an offer to play with us; he re-
Piled stating that It was satisfactory, but asked
one week before closing contract. This grant
ga, anu ABOUT 1nontn Mter%afos NC Icturheu
nls eou1Iact TO n'e unsashco, anu gave Us nls
rsa5oh: sat us latneI vas sery s,eA ano I'LL not
"lsn ninl lo Ut 80 1af Afo1i none'
Afr. Ed N. Williamson writes to complain that
an Injustice was done to him By this paper In
that it ranked West, Of the Chelseas, as his SUI
perior as second basemau in commenting on
tae compos'tion Of the A!icehcnY Clno, OF
Ilttspuf2, LOT "h1gn 4i,,, oota are engaged
ta1s year. MT "uhamson may pe as-
sufeo that theEe was no lntcntloa 20
ih]ure nun IN the remark: ana, m
aeeo, II can ne no 1n1urS TO oe lanked secona 60
SO good man as West' VINO played osome games
last year meyer surpassed " any one IN JUS
llee W sl. n4al!iso4, ~ - ptopea ~ apleau rs
saws. 4 In bnse hits hai7 m overage NJ AZ to
. gome villa IN f3e1dinc hn,1 thirtrstwn crrors
IN th;rtr.s;r ron,cs T,arinr IN 9nsitinns ~
nitchcr cafIncr r1 and fbird hase ;; Th;s IA ccr-
ta;n1v remortah,e and onlr hair n ao7an 1ncn IN
tha aaeTn enrnosaaI - ''''1~ e~4A '''~1N 49,
'1's 7A1 t'''7s~ a-,, ,,,nnna ~.
srLlslkhs. naL M, 4to.a
as ds1, ~ e9ts 9nat ~ hpaso snSae M
would sooner be Wright tlan be President
Eu0u;rtr. :.