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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03

VALUABLE STORE AT THE a.
Y SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN ANDG:I
TWELFTH STREETS FOR REST.-That yaiua-
hl. 1t II NESS STORE located as above, now in the
occupancy VI John II. Montague as All insurance
Office. This Is believed 20 be equal 10 the best bust
ness stand IN The city. Possession eircn in few
weeks II viii bc put III thorough repair. Apply TO
". GODpl1, or j. l.. APPERSON, or to
e. l-3t H. EXhLI.
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kIOTICE.-JOHN BOWERS will con-
In tinue the TIMING, PLUMBING, GAS,FIT,,
BUSINESS In ali its branches at the old stand under
the style OF JOHN BOWERS, successor to 1a,e,
Bowers q Yale, and soiiests q continuance OF tne
fe i-iw 90 JOHN BOWERS.
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I-0R RENT. THATLARGES STORE, a.

I With DWELLING ever same, No. I'LL -
=, l., Strc,.. between Nineteenth and Twenpe'h
.rit. at The DWELLING consists of about eleven
So. with detached Kitchen; and the STORE Is
I'.-shIy suited for har-rooin or grocery. inc
sI', sI',.' I,> ts,n recently used clearinghouse,
,- which purpose there is no better stand in town.
yru. only $500 per snnum. ,,,>-p
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POROUS PEAsTERS.
RUEFALO LaTHHA WATERS.


THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
Il IN THE .-..
PECULIAR MALADIES OF WOMEN AND
OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
Some of the most eminent medical men Of The
country pronounce these waters &c.,
"WELL-NIGH SPECIFIC"
In most Of the
PAINFUL MALADIEs PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
DYSPEPSIA,
NEURALGIA,
LIVER AFFECTIONS, ra D..
CHRONIC DLARRHGA,
PARALYSIS. GOUT,
RHEUMATISM,
AND IN DISEASES or THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, E.
they are second to none Of the celebrated mlnera
waters of the world, and In some Of the diseases
here enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
results as remarkable as any Of record whether OF
mineral waters or medicines. This claim Is EN-
phatcally attcsted by those whose statements defy
imputation or question. Testimonials sent to any
address on application. '..- .rr.
The waters are put up In cases of one dozen half
gallon bottles ut So per at the Springs, invarta-
bly IN advance. THOMAS F. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
1, 16-TuSS2m
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DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between @
ERs, SONS & CO., has this day expired By limits
tion.
JOHN BOWERS, Sr, takes all the asscts Of the con-
against the must be presented to him. and all
persons indebted to the concern will maze payment
to him. as he alone Is settle the business
or the Concern .- ;, JOHN BOWERS,
JOHN BOWERS, JR.,
III. Nom. BOWERS,
JOHN /. STEVENSON.
FEDRuARy i, 1877 ~ - fe 1-1w
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81 TO $40 per realn, Rt tire
- DISPATCH RRINTIafa-tIOUsE'
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TO OUR FRIENDS. -.-
The fact that we have secured the valuable services
Of Mr.. s. ". GODSEY and ROBERT w. STORRS
In the conduct Of our TEAMlNG BUSINESS in the
future Is guaran tee that all business entrusted to
US win have as prompt attention as Heretofore
fo 0.Iw STOKES Il CO.
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The undersigned though retiring as partners
from the firm OF STORRS & CO, will yet be en- IN
pIoyed by the new concern In the conduct OF the
business. They therefore solicit q continuance to
The new firm OF the confidence and patronage De,
st owed by their respective friends upon the old
concern. W. GOilSE1.
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I,OR RENT, HANDSOME BRICK a.
L DWELLING. centrally located, In the FL
Is>hionanle part OF the city, with basement aud
are, stories above and wing in the rear, containing
,hou, len rooms. besides kitchen and servants
.-olIls. with all The modern improvements, In COM
.icfc repair. ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TWO LARGE FOUR-STORT WAREHOUSES
y TOBACCO FACTORIES on Cary and DOCK
streets corner Nineteenth street
ERlCK DWELLING on the south side of Frank
I'm street between Twenty-hfth and 1wenty-SiN'h
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NOR RENT. TWO SMALL STORES. a.
L with DWELLINGS shove. on Canal ES.:G
i.;w,~n Tenth and Eleventh.
EDWARD c. GODDIS.
Real Estate Agent.
fn3. No. 1918 Main street.
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NEW TWO-STORI BRICK DWELLING on
Third street between Clay and Leigh streets. with
four rooms: Kitchen. servants room. and all the
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THREE OF THOSE Gs
Eprr rcaXT pwELLINGS In Gray,s row, ~
III" "T.rshall and Tenth sircets, now nea.,S
sa-ncr tr o, sccunancy: df,ccn rooms each. msre.e
,acs essnsslssrs, passi saniv ns' so and e0''
cent yer! m"oe'"'' ''' FRANK u. HILL,
Real Estate Agent,
20, No. HOS Mx.n street
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WANTS..

WANTED, A YOUTH WITH SOME
w knowledge Of the printing business !none
SHIP in one the most pleasant Offices in the city.
Address PRINTER" post-office box So, giving
name and residence. lie 3-eooot
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DIssOLUTIeNs Il PARTNERSHIP

DYsSOLUTIeNs IL PARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP =
~ The partnership heretofore existing under the
style OF S'rORRS & CO., between A. 8. SToRRS, s..
w. GoDSEY, GERvAs SToRRs and ROBERT w:
SroRRs, has this day been dissolved by consent OF
all the parties.
A pew partnership under the same style-yiz.,
STORRS & CO.-has this day been formea between
A. s.. STORRS and GERVAS STORRS. The
new firm viii take al the assets and assume all the
liabilities OF the old FL IN and will continue to DO
the came business done by the old firm.
A. g STORRS,
s. w. GODSEY,
.. ,.. GERVAS ST0RRS,
ROBERT w. STORRS.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION OF
VIRGINIA.

CAPITAL............. 5000, 900.
HOME OFFICE: STATE BANK BUILDING. No.
I'LL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
INsURES AGAINST LOSSES BY FIRE.
II. X. ELLYSON, PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM II. HAxALL, Vicc-Prcsidcnt;
ROBERT T. BROOKE, Secretary.
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WANTED, for cash customer, STORE
w PROPERTY on Main or Broad street, paying
good interest, ut from $4,000 to S20,Oo9: Gan AZ
Snce nn FRANK D. HILL,
fe o3t llOS Main street,
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nor RENT, THAT VERY DES1RA- On
I EJF DWELLING No. 9 south Second Ell
.,r,-,;, between Main and Cary. containing elrht
-rrns closets, &c. all In good repair Can Ike rented
rhcan '> applying ri once to .,,,>,c
''>'' = DICKINSON & CHEWN1NG,
.nat Ills Main street.
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WANTED, BOARDERS.-I have four
w pleasant rooms-furnished or unfurnished-
for the accommodation of BOAkDEhs; .ieTIhs
Clay street. corner of Second re o-lt~
, 1877-08-14
COAL.
Present CnndItian and Probnbte Future OF
the Anthracite Market In tho East.
E3tetal Dhnaseh to Ihs Trtbumt.

Present Condition and Probnbts Future of
the Anthracite Market In tho East.
s3tsta. phrateh to TIT Tribune.
PHtLApELrutA. ra., Aug. 18.-1ile anthncite
coal trade still wears u more encouraging aspect
than YRS hoped for month ago. Business IS
active, md prices hold up well. Tile Read
Ing Ralltoal Company md the Read!ng Coal
and Iron Company arc persistent n their policy
to throw IL n,,sel, coal from tho Bchuylki!l
region Into tho market ~ Is practicable. From
!ts uncqua1cd facilities there will be uo
short supply uf coal, nor Is It probable that
prices will full below fair rsemuneratiotL Ton
mage Is tho great PURPOSE Of this Reading
lluilsoal Company, aud Is wonderful
sotlrce Of revenue. Fur tho week ending
Saturday night last tic business Of tho road
footed mp ld o0D tons, a!ainst 900 tons car
rfed In thu corresponding week last year.
There has bcca at M time during the troubles
Of the past three wceitB norc than i've Of thu
<S Reading Coal aud lrun Company not at wurk
On nuruift Of the labor tlilllculties, uul
within. the past week these lmyo u! bccn
started. and are now working .tult~hande,l.
the week ondlng Saturday last rss.rhing s4,1aD
tons, Al thu Lellieh and all the many r,'ncs
having h' transportation az Syer ths Lc's!g
na lna - arc tos! al n IT .a M wso1n mn,k rcts BY,
ufc working. notwithstanding tho prices OF
coal at New York have yielded 4 little from tho
greatest advancu Of the rrusfots week, whcu
llIc trout'c threatened caused the most apprc..
heusEon. sha demand fur eoai there Is GOOD, and
tho greatest advance viii ba continued
10 tic eve Of tho coal scasou. 1t u
know, that notwithstanding the greatly
year, Tiers is comparatively light stuck on
fand, Il having generally goue iNtu eonaump-
lion, aud that from hIs i'on. OF ttme last year
, 1877-08-14

middle agcs, besides the -ncw carthrorA inst
hnIit by the Russians to coFnta.tl he Dan,,re In
the direction u IchernavuIa. The tuwrr village
!k inhabited hy Christians a!one. nnd !. e.Iied
and Is much the larger and better situated quar-.
ter. visit to the latter village disclosed
sccns of utter rnin and tiesolation, such as even
tue wild rus'ots about the devastation Of the
sssnF; ses :S I Hsi 's1sssd ,std u pefs.p. FL, & q t
l'abI.ants, not single house Is LETT un-
touetcd-every one is hacked and hern in a
nost Tanton manner. There II not 50 mneh ~
n tsb]e-lcg OF csair-bottom in tho whole town;
Tie windows not one whole door. Everything
a. cut and knocked to pieces. and made COM
ptctely unscrvicrab1c. The little mosque Is de.
hled, the kJn1bo torn and scattered about
The aoor, Tho Tampa broken, and IL The lIttls
high thistles and hramhlcs, some Of the
ornamtnsed hea1stoncs hare been broken
and many Grayea opened. immediately
nquiey to discover the psrpetrntor T ot thfs fns4
cltef. and spon learned the entire truth Of tho
stnry, which Il, that whtlc the Turks had posses
sion not the aaightest damage was done, hut,
after the troops departed. the Christian popula-
tthn turned out en- mahsc, and spent days in
wildly cutting and hacking everything 10 tnwH.
0f contse, under the circumstances, It is next to
impossible to discover the leaders of the out
RACES; but. II found, tter will 10 roughly dealt
MIL. st5shla!E W RpFtAaG tNHtEHAAk WIG WEAtft
OF The General, deputAtfon Of natives marched
to hts quarters hearing the aTmbn1s of llospita]-
ity. bread and salt, and offered them to him.
Here MAS the wishesi-fos opportunity to ventt'ato
his opinions on the attions VI the natives, and
.thc General lost no time In giving the lcpnta-
tiuns ~ hearty dressing down Is ever heard,
lret In Russlan aud then IN German, and tho
PROCESSION, headed by the priests, went Away
with rather shameful expression, bearing tho
tokens With them. Immediately after calnc .
delegation from, little Rusalan village on
similar cFranl and a no complaint had been
nlauc against these their Offering was received.
, 1877-08-14

14hQ1n S1ft13to9s
There In a cfaugr coming over British ngsicul-
ture oi which We arc likely ~ hear mure than
enough, for It aIterts the class wlI!rl Of all
others can best make itself heard: II VIC may
SstsVe fsa tnrsc as eFanf' @ ot xA's ts reach cos Us
1se russ. trom t..s Soflh, from the u South, and
from the East-thcra Is houle doubt about tue
West, but The cry COMES up foudest ot all from
classes, Tic landlords, arc beginning At Inst 10
suffer so severely that shcir willingness to
hear of war;, not 10 say shc!r rcalli-
..css to- provoke oae, b. beson'lng
They cannot find tcuants for thcIr larcer tarlns.
As leases expire, Or farsncra die, or old
tcnants morc ut. they tllIl that fHnls are
thrown ol their hands. that agents look an1sout
Il tie snu Ianess 81 Tie the thu times. fe pseasa,. 9ays
Which have 'aated 50 long, during vh'rh tl'ers
have 1een slwsys three applicants for every
yaras,ey on = tar'n, and intcrest hss bee!,
sS hss xsqe ,ss ssss s9a' Or s5 I s.v
On applicant has 10 bctseated like capitalist
willing to land money On = second mortgage.
liz Is entirely dissatisfied With tho estate rules.
He wants Lii far1n to be In as perfect orlcr ~
London house with heavy premium ut. 1t, aud
stEpu!ates for as much liberty " action ~ II
hu expected to bc tho frech0ldeF. EFe1
when the concessions arc nlade-an1 IL ts astonr
tstiing what CONCESSIONS can bc made, when tho
alternative lur the landlord IT, 6guntiyely
speaking. 10 cart tho muck for hlsnsclf-ho
draws buck, declares that he should like few
days to consider. anil finally demands d!F@4
md very uftcu svrl0us decrease OF rent. In
Scotland, it Is asserted on excellent
RuthusttY that this decrease sometimes amounts
tn direct casl-loss to la per rent, equivalent TO
IN incomc-tax VI hail-a.crown In the pound, and
that landlords nre yielding evcsywhcrc lcst
worso still should bcfall thct, and ltnt the loss
which arises ou tho delay in letting
slo..d b. followed Ly further loss
from iujury to thu land. Two years Of
In the Midland C0Mntlcs-nnd tho Richest bits
OF them, too-thc decline Is estimated At TO per
Gent, or two sh!l!ings in tho puund; anu III the
South It Is ut least Qs much, with thu further
lla1il aud must dictate tho raie Of wages tn cots'
ai1ara Ill. tlAseree.
, 1877-08-14
CANADIAN NEWS,

6pactal NEateA to 3aS H7asR4.
TORONTO, Aug. 13.~-A baseball match WAS
played here to-daY between tho Tcculnseha, Of
London, aud tho Maplo Leafs, Of Guelph, tho
former winning BY q too.
8pseias D.tsateA u 77s Tftht'ss.
MONTREAL, Aug. 13.-lt Il said ring has
been formed here among certain well-known
politicians TO manipulate The coutracta fur tho
Wcllaud Canal, which arc shortly 10 b. given
out.
The Iriah pilgrims who left shis city TOR Rome
in Aostl tast returned hers to-uighs, accom-
pauied by deputatlun from this S5lY, who ulct
tleln on their arrival at New YuEe.. Various
Irish cashollc Societies will assemble 1t tho
station ~ tecclye thetH.
rhesu was another Sunday meeting Of French
Canadian w0Ekingu,cu herc yestc51as, ut ws,Icla
tho usual speeches Wcsc mals on thu de2res-
Sp<ctai Dtspaiea 10 M z,ssaas.
ToAokTo, Aug. t3.-A special cable from
London. Eu9land, says Capt. Tyler, President
of the 0rand Trunk Railway, has been knight.
81 IN recognition OF h!s services ~ Inspector Of
a,Acial DspateA 10 ~ Tribune.
HALIFAX, Aug. l3.-Thr diuueF given bT tho
uewly-IorurJ Dominion Bar Society 1t Mx-
Nab's IsIand thla AFTERNOON wsas very rscLerrhc
aUair. All the counsel engaged III The Fishery
Commission weEe prt&cn1.
Judge Dxunets, ot Newfoundland, cara sTt-
, 1877-08-14
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

LAT night 3. X. Morrison. siuElc, shoemaker
.! Trade, ~ ycars Of a.c, and boarding 1t No.
s1s Fulton stsees, bought - cents worth Of
aaa*num 1t the drug storp Of +. Wctn-
elds, NJ. oJ North sauganon street, and
toen bidding tue boaEuess At the house good-by,
60 g aWallo~ed tbs coulcnts OF thu vial. Or. j..
- spray W. called, uu1 suou bad him out at
aaaEct; Morrison lo.t Ais wife sb1ut year
~. sluce t!leu tlc l.ls been drinking LaEd, aud
va atuuk at Tho ttuIe of tue attempt.
le}raf-old sou Ut y workman ii McGurmiek's 's
Nsper factory, In the cxtseu.e south
ss,aesn s",sn portion VI ths city, hclped hun
en so sotne blasting. powder ktorcl IN
~ ssA!roa1 car, auo tguittug the saaae waa blown
os*rls were laid open, hls eyes gougc.l out,
~ other terrible iutuFtes inflicted. lic MSS
as1aoVsd TO h!a residence Oh lloughtou street,
~ Isnnut possibly llye.
, 1877-08-14

1877, tastng good reason 10 believe that the
saalrs of these companies were In an ,tr
sonnl condition, he demanded special
statement Ut thc!r business. The statement
furnished satisfied the Commissioner that nil
was not right, anil he appointed All expert to
ctamIuc the tasnAs. The result of the experts
in an ur,ro,tnI rendition. wllcrcupon Lilo C,ts-
missioner npptlcd for writs Of Injunction. The
application Will be heard tomorrow, but t,ero
Is little tioult the Injunction will lie granted
known 10 be IN 4 Ind TX. ii reports arc true,
feycral more companies here will soop follow I'd
the snmc wake.
, 1877-08-14
RELIGIOUS.

CI1AuTAUQuA.
FA1HPoST, N. T., Aug. IA little daily pa-
per with pictures by Frank Beard, and PRODUCED
BY the papyragrsph process, is distributed gra-
tuitousIy to the children here every morning.
The telephone, with two miles Of wire, Is Ia
operation today, and Prof. 1attin,ore, of
Rochester, has arrived with tis museum Of MI
croscopcs.
Philip Phillips, who has Just returned from
voyage around the world, has arrived and Is
conducting the singing OF the Cbauta,qua "a.
ecmbly IN place OF Prof. sherwfn. who left this
morning. anil was i.onofc1i with serena1e.
At II 0'cIuck James Hughes. Es1., Of ToFofl-
to, Inspector Of Public Schools In that city, dc-
lsered n vcry interesting and able lecture on
"'Trrc Ob{ect-TcaclfnE."
Tic conference OF the Ohio Sunday School
Workers WAS held at | o'clock this atternoUn,
and was largely attended.
During the aftcrtn4In anl evening the Rev.
J. Il. Newman, of Washington, 1cctured Upon
..TLc Far East"
Dr. Vincent held the third normal class con-
lurturss meeting.
James Hughes, Ut Toronto, held tho Pavilion
conversation, on "Tle SUNDAY y~.vhooi Teacher"
aud the tscv. l}r. .Janlcs Strung lcct,Fch on
uEgypt and Arubla,'' illustrated by views from
lrof. Maynar.l's stcrcoptcon.
The feature ot't4r day was the singing Of
Philip Phsl'spf.
, 1877-08-14

IN f.fTfEAH0.

In %tilttht}t.
The Alarm Of fire from Boz 453 At 1906 last
erenfuE ras caused by fire IN the three
story frame tenement No. E12 .West
Damage. 3i,500; FULLY injured. The house Ia
occupied by number u workinHwomen.tb the fol-
lowing Of whom lusc at,out $50 each On fnrnt-
tnre: Mrt. Croclser, Mrs. Collins, Maggie
Msry Alien, ~ and M,ss s' Eii,S'' Ed9erton.'
The fire originated upon the third flour
from snne unknown cause. In this connection
the benevolente Of Jack AturEcs and other citl-
zent In the neirhbothosd mxy we'll he noted.
While the fire rns raging. Sir. aturgcs headed
Subscription. nhfch soon reached t'te aggregate
Of Sit. to be distributed equally among those
Of the wofkfngwonen who we're burned cut.
, 1877-08-14
SPORTING EVENTS.
The Coming Champions Helped
Along by the obliging
Chicagos.
A Heavy Batting Gamo at st. Louis
Won by the Browns.
Programme and Arrangements for the
Rowing Races al Detroit.


LQrIsvILLZfs TRtUHr1tAL MARCH, Ard CnfCA-
Uo's AtsEhAnLE HETRoGHE.sIux.
To fully appreciate what VIC arc, NC must look
hack and tee whnt We hare been. The first
eight gatncs at the 1-ousv'.le- Chicago scries Of
1876, compared with the first eight of this years.
serics, tell monrnfu1 tale of dccatlcncc. To
appreciate the figures fulIy, 1t should be rcmem-
bcrc,l that the ball used this year IL much more
favorable fur hard hitting than last years. Tho
record ehows that Ch,caso made o. runs ID
eight games last year, AMI on!r 81 this year.
The base hits for Inst year were 11, anI for this
year, II. iiere's a curious thing, surely; with
better ball and tho same pitcher. tho Club falls
OF nearly onc-1talf In It's batting and two-thrds
III It's run-ccttlag. Tho nine which, has thus
dropped so an to almost break It's usck has six
men, Or twu-thirds, y! the old team. viz: Me-
Tey, Glenn, spaidIug. lAnson. Peters. and Hines.
Neither Of the new tnen-ualinan, Eggler, and
Draf,lcy-lscaualto Barnes Or While d batter,
but all arc better thau Blcfaskt. There
is no chance to lay TIC fa1ltng-off
on tho changes In Men-theY wont ac-
count for It. Still, there stands the record,
drop too huge TO be explained, and showing
clearly the character Of the batting DONG by tue
Chleugos oF 1871. Ono more Illustration: Last
rear Louisville tnade stxty-seycn hits, apd wcre
held tluwn to twcuty-iour runs uH them; this
year they have male eighty y-nlnc htts,-nn In
crease Ut nniut qtIar but the peculiar beid
Ing OF the Wsf:r Stockings las given them l'ty
runt, Or more than double last yrar. summed
up, then. tilr record shows that the Chicaros
are less than hall us goo1 hattcrs less than one
third Us good sllsl-Eetters, and twice rs lad
Guldcrs n. they were In 1875.
TNE 1HlauNn due1n't ask why this Is; Il has
no islca OF being i1uuicl vith letters explaining
all about IL, uld nu Two assigning The SAME req
sun II my member OF the ntne will explain tho
lnnttcr III liz sees It, he tan have flcntisy.
The latest exploit ot the Chicago Club Of ISL
In connection viii. the Louisville Club was
garsc played in tho rain yuatc.day afternoon.
In the iirst inning Peters missed aa casY play.
which would, II l,c hn made II, have retired tho
Luulavll!cs ft,r btank. Tllen tho visitors bat
tcl vcry prctts, and got IN funr r1tns, Two mis-
plays by AlcVcy assisting. Two more scores
were gtren by ilal,uans curtously b'n' nutr Of
Gy. That. nude six r,1ss and settled thr
Ea.1Ie. 1t would Gc a wasts OF epacc to dcscrhe
thc rest OF tho play. Tic bali WIS slippery, tic
crotnu net, mud tle crror-Itzt consequently
large. Nonu of thcsr things arc, howcver, e1-
euees tor the lazy, shittlesx, CARELESS. inefficient,
a.lu slttsk'ng game which s0u,c Of the Chicagos
rlaye,! yesterday. TIC crowd will stand any,
thing except Striking; whcn that begins, they
stop coa,ing. Following Is
Ts1E MOORE.
, 1877-08-14

tries. the Junior pair-narct shclls threp cntrlc.,
shell races are unr mile anil return, and the
barge race threc-.srtcra uf 4 mile and return.
Ge<ac! Dsfrs.h 70 Jht T.fssne.
DETROIT. Mteh., i1ig. t3.-fhe crews intend
ing n taxi. part In the National arI Northwest
ern i:cgattas are NOW mostly lnrc. The Detrnit
clubs hare their r~.ek tl-tnorT"w, at.1 the cn~
tEies incue tfllr In t:c tc,l-oasGd. bar-cs, four
IN tho double a8.,lls, nine III tlc single seulls.
and three in the patr~3af shells.
swIMNrEG,
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. la-Thc four-mtje
swimming match bctwccn Thomas Cog}c. nf
Chetter, and GeorEe Il, Wade, II I3rookiyn,
resulted In an ensy victory for wade, by two
miuutes and half.
, 1877-08-14

New YoRK, Aug. l8.-At u lnoetfug Of tho
Executive COMMITTEES Of tho Sasioual Rte
Association this afternoon, N. T. Stanton Ia the
chals, tlle Scottish protest WIS laid on tae
table. The President said tho S<4,tch team
sluull have protested !n January, l31U, uhrn
adLpateh eayiuR that tl.e English, Seotcis, or
Irish, ur mixed team. would " acccpted, was
scMt to ireland. Thu President Wis authorized
to arrange tn pas the Engl!sh team'a effects
wttluut cxalntuatiou by the Cust.ul.lluuso
uushorttEs. aud tue team WAS also Krautesa thn
privilege TO uxa tIle Csc&alnoor rsnge lot pr.tc>
tsce Whenever they desired, prior to tho uatc.s.
, 1877-08-14

AUHt GAkAeQ-NuHEt
Two. .b,as htts.-trow1cy, !.
UuuhIu plays-An.nn ind S3'afdtnC. 1; (1erhntIt
nnl Lltton, i: iseFhntrls, Cfser, and Lat5ant- !.
.roM baAts Un clean hits-Chtcago. 7; LIuis-
xll1c, H.
First haso On errors-slnlilnan, /: McVcy. !;
Atlson. !; lrtess. i; Glenn, !; I!avnc, l.; hall.
Il; Snyder, l; Crowley, !. Chicago u; LouiA-
l.rft on tnte*-Anson, .; Peters, 2; 1lral1ey, l;
Nlrnh, =; l.slh&u,, !; Hague, .: la}l, Il Grow.
Icy. l. Chieacu, q; Lou!Ayillc, 4. .
l!naen on eslaess baal*-tHE b~Ei!n, I.
Pissed baIIs-Mctey, =: SNYDER. !.
Will 0itchcs-l'sadEey. l; Ucylin, l.
t'inplru--i:red,ur*.
The Chicago AMI Indianapolis Clubs play this
afternoon un HE TTenty-thts1 street grounI.
Ut. LiGfs-CIkEiNNATl.
Special usp4leh ta Tbs 7stbusx.
e7. Louis, Mo., Aug. l3.-The ST.. Louis-Ci.l-
ctnnasi gA,llu this att luuol WAS marked br tilu
heaviest hatttn.: and must brilliant bGser1lnniug
ever Witnessed IN thls city. The Drsus were
o,tic|iei, l.,,utt, St.tltl, Foley, a.tl Mansltnr
Especially distinguishing. themselves tn this re-
/. spcCt, hut "un tl!c cuhtest by liberia! appEEca-
tton Ut nsla. atauut..., Croft, Clamp. aud
lattB got fifteen hlts between tllcul, tncilitli9
ilyo tdrre-14scss, which will give nomc idea Vt
thu lIans ItIttiue. BIong null Cummings pitch
81 tl!, tr.t four innings, wl,c,, they wcrc re-
l'eyesl by Nwisols And Manning, and tho eAsngss
worked udmlsuIlY.
THE scoEE.