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, 1877-06-17

Passed hAlle-Ktsater. 1, Snyder, A.
First tA4r errors -fntinnatI. ,. Lonfarillc, .,
First haze IN eai!f! hniis lungs. y i!nnth, J.
Itft m taacs.-t'lnrInnatI, \: fuulsy1il+: &c.
13e trirh hrst tAsc-ElnctnnAtl. ~; Il9nHSHe. y.
Twa-hAsr htts-1ailsm. II tIcr1n. 1t tfo~lHY' l..
Tile t1nrtnnai,g will not leave fnr the Eatt to-
morrow nf9ht, II at all. hcrk fwrArs tho dog IA
dead and t,e viii not rpend mnncy 10 send them
away. Tho t'1ub has been badly abused and ",
treated by the manager, uc0FEG kcek. They VIII
wait on Dir. ktck In d ho'1y Monday AMI! demand
that hc carry ont hts part of the contract. u no
refuses, stock company Of citizens pre- ttantsn9
ready 10 take tho Clint up and run them through
ihe season. They have $40. 900 snhacrhcd In tho
f,Ock. Their object Ia I" strengthen the rrescnf
G]nh and gct strong organization tnptthef fpr
next year. II Tiny take Tho present Club. Addy
will lie tunde manager and laid on tic regular niue.
HARTFORD ". Fl. L0ufH.
Hptctnj Dispatch to TAs 7sibtins. .-.
Etw Yn,tK+ June 18.-The second game between
the tlartforls and Ut. Louis I}eown Stockings was
mayed on the Union Grounds to.tnJ In thu pros.
cncc tf fully |, ON persons, AMI rnsnltcd In vic
tory for the sfnrtfDF1S by q acorc of TO u The
game wss n.arkc.l by heavy batting ami brilliant
fielding throughout hy both Clnes. FerFnsnnt Htaf
anil l!urduck rxceitng for tho ffarlton!s. ferxt-
sons baFo hits In tito Grtt and eighth inntnRa Sc
cured fonf of the five runs feored which won thsHl
the pan,c. York ats0 made sonc remarkable ny
catchcs In the left field. For the s!t!tors, stt'n
un Furce played their 5carectlve positions without
M error and nastAteI thirteen tlinrs. cruft nlho
played strong Fnnc 1t ffss baaot Hen1sen leading
IL the bat Following IL
, 1877-06-17

ina, Mamie, and Gal vIve neeesstated a. chanes
Of The rlze Of the vessels allowed to sail in tho
ela-e, and nd. .eseral we're crowded into the third
them hi. year, Between i've arsr. fast, and tle.
CANT yachts, several gentlemen interested In
Yachting have mnde nr ! pnTse for The purpose of
sailed for (Y the yaeha Of lilo dccond ciass This
s1,s,, .., }sst 1he a.f Won h the rrol!s 1T ~.
oI Tim 1'rs1ley, the Esole b., John Pttndsit'e,
M agd tAs ani sisc ~ 'omt equally expert mariner
offered. Mr.. Jac0h Wn1ford snd oshsrs Will also
AZ? T. ~ NM s = "; Jsfee Wl'asI ~ bo.t.
and was never in raca befo.a. The Good Enough
and Alpha are new boats sIso. Hhtle The PoEi and
HE Sherman iionse cnp will IT coursc ho nailed
Tor ~ tho fnnFth claas, ~ on former occasions. II
i now hold by The Panehun, -formcs,y The un-
Acrcr.l other prixca wifi also be offered ths df-
fsrent clatses on the day Of the re1atts.
The tasy w1ll not ari,t.r III. rear having with.
3c. ~. S ~ n & % . Ssat e. e. .s :s:.s s,ssD '
The caur.e railea over will be tho following,
Starting at font af Harrison street 1t 10 o'clock g.
IT, y %nsny s hsu 0qe 1oun
huoT, and rail north to the crib. Hound tho crib
on shc north and cast and ratl for The siske-boat
.niic north of Fullerton ] svennc. The ystehs % vii
then raj! back orer tho course thcy cane, and tho
atst boat Of each e'A's that comes in first wins tha
1hcre will be tvo judxes Mr.. Charles i. Hilton.
Mr.. r. 9. tray and twosother gentlemen 10 he
tae foIiowins gonti men, viii hare eoattoi Of es. y
crythlng connected with The race: j. j. Wilson,
N.U. airay, II. 9. Bradley. II. Etertaon, and ".
iacnis made to carry such persons. A. wish to 20
around the cousss, which Is dftcen mI1cs long.
, 1877-06-17

expended. and those who have a1fehdy kindly
aided them, tn beas el the burden Of the Clubs
support; and It those who du derive tie
brncGt wouli My help them, even In =
sm9ll wsy, a,permancnt pr"frt.'onal elnb would
DAY lett The grounds rcYrttng The interest they
had taken IN It. aud Will undoubtedly bc On hand
when the next Ia called. A few old fosailf, who
Elnl under Inc gau1y plea that It II mt amateur
one. T"put It tnIil1v, tAis cxcure u hstehed
from Acanty Imagination, fof these rAmr gem
an,atent nine ;" Int year. refused cnIphatIea!y
70 givr dollar. IL tho Hplr:t d ChriatIan charity
Secretary. WIN Will fn:HiAh thom 4 reason ticket
frtr and pny their l,ack fars to and from the
Grnnniis.
Al already mentioned, The game vas brilliant
one, and specially marked by the splendid playing
OF Kecrfc md Dlckson
The followingla
TIFF ArnYtE.
, 1877-06-17
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Pears from Florida

butterflies Thursday.
All right salvc for corns.
This iA tho 16sth day Ut the year.
Pruf. Swing at Mcr,cker'a this morning.
July 1.-TWO weeks from Wednesday next,
Artlslic photos at IIalt's, No. ITO Madison.
Furniture at Colby l. Wirt's. No: olo State
Frasuify at Loveloy 4. Fosscr's, No. IS statc.
N. Y. pry-Goola House, ThtrU-af4t and
Statc streets.
TaspbcrrIea ara III market aud are selling for
% tcntk per box.
Cent? Furnishing goods. NY. Dy-0ools.
Tlirty-drst atll State.
0ossanler vcsta. N. \. Dry-Oooas House,
ThtrtS.frst nr't state.
l.adics, chtllren's, anl mems hoaIcry. N, Y.
Store, Thirty y-first and State.
One more week, phosngranhs ut % pes doxou
at Musller's, No. Oil Wabash avonur.
The tatest designs in plcturc-fsa1nea sro
adorned with paintings In oil Of flowers.
Htephena the cllrapoiist relieves corns and
Those notify suits Of F1cntyc's, tho tailor,
No. 1U7 filtis agenuc. suit tbs young man.
how, Moran d Go. report Increased fnrc!gp
orders fpr cheese aul tlnc grades Of bpttfr,
Old feathers a1a made gno.1 as now at GRAVY
inrtl's l1e,,ovAtfnR aio,sa, No. ~ East Adams
Every variety nt microscopes a@hl ine spccta-
clts u l.angVutI's, optictal. M. 4s Madlson.
stevens. tin puriyAlri rtIIdran'a phutag-
ranlcr, nscr Hershey Hall, Upposttc Mqf!rk.
erts 1lieAtrc.'
The lIstst display af etoklnV ranges Ia the
city may l,e seu, ut jsl.e W. langs L Co.'s, NJ.
aI5 atats street., ncar l'almcr ltqpac.
Large arlcFs from manufacturers for E,ncr-
ann's undrrs IL ns0 for sampsrng fabrics, pruyrs
superiority. j. H. Barrett l. Co., No. 16u s.a&c,
Putat,~s use to,linK tur $3.50 per bushel, ,whu,,
yuu can l'uy paper Ut plus fur tWu ec.,ls unL u
tAIer Ut Iletlrs Gor lures celts, stll the tnrtn-
cts arG nut happy.
Tho succcssfu! merchant a.ll The pranlot,t
housewife are rareIul !ulyers. At. E. j. Lesl-
'nann, proprietor oi "'rhe Falr," No. ~ st4to
slruct, buys bankrupt stteks. all tAs la1iies buy
frnln lin ~ luss than jul'Mss' prtecs.
tbs elegance 1.'l quality Of lluc eustam.work
l4ols a1ltl sttrs foF A'i'es aild gentlemen n'adn
liarkins the Must popular man IN that 1lt!0
prlos ta ths t!Eu llEs ssopcn!nH ut No: Of Dear
la1ru stree. will G gratifying 10 ls old pato!ia.
Perfect lit mil lcst wurk will again tllsuFu tor
| lin thu fusuIer In,IIlllaItty.
, 1877-06-17


The only Turf event uf Importance In Chicago
during thu pre4cnt week will ha little tnatInrH Ut
RtvcrsiLa Park next Thursday Afternoon fur Rchl!o.
mon drivers, no professionals beny aiInittsA 10
competition. Twill bs trot for IN elegant slnsle
harness, given by thu wcll-knlwn driver, Con Sui
}tyau, 4 number VI hls fftends have c1ptcsAed
wl.h to coApatc in such race, and in view VI this
fact lie lqH secured thu track for the day named.
The winner Of Tho rico Will ha tho ono tEottiny
nearest to thres minutes, 10 20 ~ they choose.
Thero Ii plenty Of !ua In this sy'e Of rsctns, and
. good audiences will no doubt b present.
This owners Of loe l'sttt and PEaak DssIa two
Of the hortaa that eoHk part in tho a:G5 race At
IsxtoF Park Friday, hare assaagcd match to bs
trottod next Thursday over tho saae tack, qhts
will bo good rscn not tu bet on.
Osrtu lllcknk will bs hcre Iu about q ucek or ten
days with Ut. Julien ana couple OF green hoFscs
lso will probably remain In Chicago aud takn part
in July meeslng.
THE cOLLApsR or TilH EXCELSIOR.
The editor Of tho Spirit ef tks 1sa.ts Il In tlIc
doleful dua,ps again, the causo Of hlt present.
melancholy being the fact that tho much adsaE-
vl.aa "Excet.lur ItaeIng Circuit" haa gone 10
emssh in very much thu manner that Tux TaEa-
vxx predtc1e4 Il would several months
ago, Tho ExcelsloF Circuit was = Guild
nobody slso taking any interest
whaleyer In thu matter, aud 1t wa somewhat palm
gua 10 the gcntleman's many friends 10 notles tho
manner IN which he devoted tho editorial columns
OF tho paper which ha controls 10 tho furtheranco
OF scheme - imptacttcab1e on IT, face thai II
news. secured more than . passing thought from
tho men whom II was Intended to tateEest nIost,-
ths owners at running horses.
In tho sarly past qf Last Winter NJ luck cou-
eetyed The ilsA that Gsesses Of meetings. Including
Ctuctpnstt, Colun,hus, C!ovelaud. Buffalo ttochss-
ter, snd Utica, could bs insuguratea and carried
10 = successful termination. When this sehcuss
was nrJt made public In the Spirit, It became the
duty Of TuE TRIBUNE to cali III. bueks Attention
10 ths fAct that he had sntlFsly ignored Chicago,
sud that, unlsss 10 remedic4 hIA mistake, dlsas-
tsoua results wsrs curtain u fal!ox. Tnese remarks
were not received In The kiuIly sp!tit in which
they mere made, saA shs SplHk kept up loud
wLiatlug ~ II wtnt through tbs woods. Everybody
saw that ''Thp Huckeyu Circuit" a. 1t was II
a.st called, WAS till.born and ~ another town os
two were sdaed to tho list for gatysalslnx pur-
poses, aud tho infant Fcchristened. Hut II was I'D
US. Tho buffalo Association rrtused 10 join The
mover enicnt and tn ofcess were called hard uaMta
4nully induced to 70 iu, but the stake races failed
" GiL. Mr. luck, In the lsst Issue VI tls SHiEA.
cncnvurs explain thu. By tue usteu'snt that ths
l7ta closing VI thu stakts upcrated to tht usa.!
YAutu.v VI hnrsa' 'uWleEs, aEA ihat consequently
tAry failea " Aeu4 lu thslt aenluau1na. Sui.
, 1877-06-17
ar. PAUL Q08SiP-
Gostfut trAknondenrt NJ TkA 1tfA4df.

At. PAUL QossIP.
gptttat Cprrsspoadenes ~ TIA Trttuat
ST, VtpL. june 16.-Stll1 anuthcF visiting club
Fairbanks, Of wAum w expgcted inuch, hare doAe
even weFsa than tha!r p[s !seesAoss l4asss.lp aa9
that fruul uar country r0usina IT WtAona,, Tae
aforesaid country cunsins paid tri: drst stslt so
r. e. ssa g. Ts;s e S4sy na yo sp9.'a S
dsy tasy meot M!nneapoll.. vAsio .hvy WIZ un:
doubtsJIy by presented win saathet ba.ket Of
s I'LL. ags!n i sstatday, AID M!naeapol,s NondsJ.
Oa she lasteF day tlls lscds gifd thsr, !olns md
na;sh forth to 10 hatts ~ ts,ssp so III fhs
's,s 'ssS w fs ,!ss 'ss' ''S ip r:
r1sspioa oi ta hsst gae 70 j. piayed on the "trip,
every club they meet A4s right to aIpect victory
gtsas q aes xtasa: x.us i: *as;t r. st
dlanspolis. EvansyIlle. and Aumph!4; aaa tf oas
tsserits. return .ih balance q woa gamsss ~
thp nins. They arr l,k. a ban! of hrothrss, A.
E. s!ssss q
~ wssky goss!p will therefore ~ al:s9nEnaea
4AclsE's RIusr GAME.
10 ~ Eitor ar TAs Tribune.
RACINE, Wis. Juue ~. .~uno " thu huest games
ever witnessed tu lhta city was played yestssday
baxsen tss Ai!wsakss a9d ths GH: cy ~ ~
psIk. About !, O00 people wers In attendance.
which may ba considered \ respectable showlnY
wlet tAn taet l. considered that w have nuYst yet
lad hons club u sufficient merit 10 create any
enthusiast, sulung our ciIiscns In tasoe Of !As
game. Now that It has lssn demonstrated that
l;actne has club worthy Of tho premises build Out
~ ths management, the attrndaieu ON hrst.cla.s
Kames hereafter will unquestiouably By large. No
cxpYny4 haA tecn slarrd tu makp tho national
Raiue tho lsadux &caturo In the way Vt outdoor
Frrseation during the summer moeths, and the
peuplu vi our city should sse Ahal Il docs not lack
~
+ Here It may b. worthy of mcnt!on that tAa un.
takvn share. should te parshaard It once, u
! have uuiy iftutlp4 salarlrs. aud who expect No
uccpr1ry return Tor the lu0 and energy they hasu
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WILL BE WOUND UP.

NEW YONG, June 1tl-'rhc EcIk,rt Ut the Ref
cree recommending thu winding w ot tho
American Popular Iife.lnturunso Compauy
Iny, aud Edward q. Lawrence apiplpted liz.
Nafvtf.
, 1877-06-17
THE STRANGER At MY DOOR.
Thc5a cams IN mo 4 stranger,
Aud siuu.t tIcf0as MY door:
ua 4Rii la ys44 ; Traveller,
And usxee hers bsfufe;

Thcss cams n mo stranger.
Aud stuu1 bcf0fe NY door:
Hs uRii ha WA Traveller,
And nsycF hers bsfuFe;
Was pn Journey knnewsrd.
flaa 1ohx bcua ON ths WAY.
Could ateti here but = MoMent--
lljs u1nia wAx &Ibta!A. 10y.
Iaskrd him whcnrs hr eoMttb,
What could bis n1lsEtoa 6s:
lie snsueRcd, - *Fron, tho eastward,
Aud far bsyona thu SEA-
cauls to aeryo MY c0uhteJ,
Al I!taHen'e high behest;
IC4Me auluag ihe Isoupla
J'u brinu lAeul paaCe aud teut,
That they Mlxht eeass fE0ra !Abnf,
a,ghl fsst ffun eAts and sss,is,
Aud ihtMk about tho future
That liss 64yQnl this life.
asked A}E1 Nl0nca he HnAta
TAs place Whs(e 10 &bidetA
Wtien ects Tie Sahhata.san:
Tls .aid, mo mortal knoWeth
Tbs plRcs Ia which J. Hoe;
'Tit called aLnopg ths AAysls
Go4' ste4l kTtfNIty."
Ibuvcd my head with fsretcAea
To the stranger u my tonE,
Ard, when s4iscd II aqNss4s
tbs Sabbath was uo more
lRAxe1 Afuund with HaAAes,
Hehuld thp fading light
Thu Sabtasa had dspaitea,
Aud Earth vas ctsd iA night -
Cuc4p0, 4uns IL, 1t77. Y. H. Hkovak
A philosopher has oxtracted tho following +!
ply from u school-boy ~ lls query: tluN
III. earth divided, NY lada" ''by earthquakes
sir."
, 1877-06-17


1na rssntA- Huston. 81 qhtc4R9. l.
[He4 fcGrlleA hFst b&so-nuAtunt l1t ChtcsR0, T.
III bass III rtfurs- ltstvn, u Chicago, y,
btt on taars-1l1atGn. u Chicago, s.
sO. 1aAu hltA-3 -31ur.An. t}und,
btal tascp on hits -ih.stun, Iii Chicago, o..
|Iet hAau 4n cAilaA kAll*-WrlRtt aud liIann.
Ills cal1e4-uR lt01d, 70: hf4IIsy, 10.
fttrs called -tln tsoad, tat ArRdley, -.
|iii r,tcies liond. ]: TrsIIsy, !.
laeca talis-IE0wH, 1t An+un. q.
I'D thSuHt-Dusi4p+ II Chlex3l. /.
itnbIel haliA-hHafun, =. EHtGasu, q,
!ps c4ught-tl0slon, IL; t'htcAIu, Vi.
tes lnIsesd-Agstna. 1t Chicago, L.
nplTe-u. 7. WLikf. -.
uie Ut Kamo-fwo h0uEt f0fty minutes.
LOUIsViLLk W. CINCINNATI.
Ep<ctai DjspatcA 10 JAs 1ftbaAA
lxruNxArt. d.. Jlns ld.-Ths i.oulsyiltcs do.
ted the Cincinnati. to-day d 10 +. Ahagt :00
|pls wers present. Tbs Chacfnnatts sarnca
:a rms, oug in Tho 6Est. snd two ~ tho last
irs. by hard battipg and base rpunlng, The
lisslIles, only earned onu E4p. ths aas in the
,th fAn.ng, which Was made Of cFuWleJ A4d
hams twa. las0 hlts following zach 0lhsF.
Fh1w.' pltch!iy ~, s4sctlsc. but Ills support
lind The bat ab1mtnablu.
fuK RCnpn.
, 1877-06-17

Fem. h, S IL e The ,snah
Headlines Of hi. ealoptog mada the v'easy OF
Ethan t!lrn alnost certain.
the odds In fa!of Of Ethan Alirn, when the horses
appeared for the starting alKnht. These odds were
s s:: as Ia &. K h. b.a n l. To- H., et s Y. !.
thu great metropolis, laden v1,h larger winnings
mn vent, Gsy " annual .'ay Of The rre'deat
'P!on, That day 10 this Mace has meyer handled
,ho h,n,sf Tf y; =. s14nk so nans .t.,.t,,
TssSss vii sste III be Hover ssss ss.s 4ses. s's
mssoo ntena e proved s ~ In 'aethi h. s
s2u, md. ~ ahons tho sans ae,d Of horses II en-;
tered at The ohtt nsccE along tha lfnc tlorc will
%ss Ss;s
will rememhcr ths. a's sla!ns poSn sris".
t,y ecfn r.: xssh 10 hs !" Il: as M 1
sssed :b"%i nj. mare ~ ~" told !hem ii ihs @ ts'os
ted IN tace il4t he DID MT lell them xhat w"ulI
oss a,sst s sh qIs' is :" s! dy o,&
circles for the past year. shs il known 10 potscsa
ss Tia e. nd "a, so sets Is %sr s
e { ~! HI IT, s.'''i
t. any es ;
tne three maase so,i ::SS raecs thraush Miehisan.
1h iii tse'e se'e Sse* IT,: IL se ~s:
sa s III stesS seiS" ss tea e.
ss:s;; :sia 4 e; "sst .sht Il: !ss%;,: = e!
uf ths mare, they sad that three heats In a::o
was was Play tor her, but have never sssn hcr 90 50
ent viii IT, VAIN t enough @ s 70 tes. sr e mee cir
apan's stablc, consisting Of Iiarua, Planter, and
I,sdy lloas, were .hIurea to 0i.a, lsapid. FIiday
place.
NJ. J; g. ssmpton, formerly Of thla city, II un:
liz q % se, u M M 7ts ar Whsn not
,eneaged In cosfallag ne"sy Items concerning
City, for which he a!ways neg'ecss to aivs credit,
he occasionally. constructs IN srtfclc Of great
merit On some of shc abn.ss to which turf spofts tn
dfoming hit the ns!l squsls on thu head:
T; 81 IL: ssS I'll: !S:s 81
e;
ssG1 tssS asI s:f
lsted soa{.s soud .os:Fse aach e;a1r
aot q sce through % aisnsy eoveriax 4 siss Wet
ehttloe1 "a kurh l11eEitinae transactions 10 connec.
W s na,ted fhs tiiu,,.Ion Il III IL III Xxi. enn
Aeciun; b4i we eonsider II u lie bnnpdtn duty os
thp*e who knoH better to enIea axVr to prevent tho
axsLaxs foul trotn wagetng hts inon:y an ~ r..
nt ~. -" VI hcnrp r. as Sa: IN. -, ~ n'
sysn., fustirr continnsnoe of psctics 70 rutiftl1
sIcfensloie iast inoae fustunsiblr for it Rus pss1
guilty Ia order to saYe tftne md EXPENSE. ID pNr adE
neat nut stnae enGolnler af She California h!rpn.
asSsnthK speeG!ason ~ snon!a 20 aa%ea y g. apon
.,l9t, n,s3.sr sn,teI1 h.twrsn t3.e
Ill sai,.aS snd iii Eats of coutse ne rst.;
mtx!,t IL punIsIti Il cUuI tt hung but Z hsrdly
knUW what H,a1ImuM u minnsuIn u punishment 10
metz ont Y khoss wa9 take 70 ~ ,atonag!n An sdta
1gs @ OF ~ g,ts. % %Hrrs15es no fgenra os ahF sass
1iI riscv Il IL Il Inssc e. nnumns' Te shne matas, III
subject for Immediate afentfua ot ths Nation. NO:
tnstx Fly n.pt ~ tnt,,v H THY cunutn. ~.
al"ptei, tie better for iextnatp SpGft thTpuEiout
The country.
TIE LOUISVILLE MagTlxG.
which commence here ncxt Tncsday ind Continue
four days pro,n!-s to he the n,osl aueceselu ever
inrsss md strangers arc Arriving dally to be In It.
, 1877-06-17

!: \: ::.... ! ] |.
RACINE. |,t
nrannock. 2 3b.... ........ ......l Of Of II 81
l1e1l6 = Ib.s........r.. .......[ " VI II VI
VLdafo5, c..,...'..... -. -. u " 81 !
Iicksoh. 1n........ .'s...{ VI III I
Waterman. {. f............. .... q q q
heefI6, q. a........+.,...+.. ....f VI u II Y l
H0sf. J. E........... 80. .r.:..l u VI VI
La5tutt P. '..'.... ....4 t..t.. " " Il ~
Hu8nesi T. 4.'.. 80. ...-.,..ss..| Vi u VI VI v
Es..ea ha.-Y Yone.
S;;ss ind MIL.
MINNEAPOLIS no7ks.
n he Editor a TAs Tribanf.
MIs1EArat1s, Mfnn., Jnne 1I.-Sotfcfng that
you a'iow space for letters concerning baseball.
fset. iii ltow"* % %ase te following III oi ply.
w.l. hr
sna har eqoe s% na,1 !Sfes Ms
new @ n,anaassicnt, With stoek Of .o!ne ss,too.
and Henry Mot.s, nsr9scs Ends9 th!s r., Gew MN,
very dns work during thls suusoa. They havu
piayc1 the tea caps q s. ran n;;ag ,evSn g,ass
home caci tLnc with n!nc guo.s. .cggs. lie.iaes
ihI. they hase hsvn defeated twiss n th's Glan
Hn{ E" sy % s.. ns1 M aP .
II, Ia III, fans anil win MIRA In hits ehnw.
5 FIX y Sss sS cas ssa atss s9s
urstrous of pnyIng stronger clubs ~ fhny term It,
VIA, ltosl0nt, IIartiords, ctc. It T. uat opatun
that they have their hnnls tnll IN thfs CITY. The
tf1wha a,hvc defeated every club which In! visited
se ct{ ,na s '&'+ "Ho ""ap' "o' t"ss NM =" -
ai,ey IL 'ii .tort nm ,our If. o1sf Inst. r1uyna
H. trfy w" tt VI wv ni @ isr isnosxi 'fnsIr.t
~ ,n9na. @ i !ns'1I, Si "nsH a. .Gsn,
~ ,ra"aat ans srrcs,fni Tin mi fsni condent
they viii susura With several balls won on tho TRIP.
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LITTLE ONES.
Ep<ctai Dls,1trA to 71e Tribune
LawSpALx, III, i4nr lH,--Thc gutno Of bAae.
5s 'ayid ns ak arx IN. as5oo Dy e ~ 9as s
Luwnta]e Clnt " scofe ot sH tG ..
HpfciM tn*patcn ~ 70 ine 1tfoans.
nttE ISLAND, ill'. June lu.-A Rn'ne o. Pee,
nail plAfea nete tm;na5 netMceH ~ "sM1sna'nHu.
wnn hy Ii" iatiar. Ernrs. ii 10 /. f'
w." - Soscfui n{,1xlich Ia TNe T,fb4nt
nun,,,urny., H.. JUNG III. The game of bape-
tnii njSvch hcrs In jny stontl: keystunes 10:
, 1877-06-17

litins srArneI-liartfurd. u 81. Ioufs, 2.
First haSt GrTurs-NuEc.
Timu Ut ganlc-Txe hours and hrc minutes.
THE championship.
Tic changes this wepk arc favorable 10 thd West
IN tl4at they put ST. luus Il, front and Louisville
n puud second. GhicagD CDnlh INT l!otA II. own,
ANIL goes l,ack to keep company will Cincinnati
Eul lnWini. Ii tie tallu:
, 1877-06-17

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aa IL. "a hasse-Farfts i utiisa, !, pAnde =. Ru.
long Ii Tratt IL !e.5. i, t:edn.a.id. LottuA t'
Ikssl lsslls-TIptt, Il Ke1asdy, !.
Wild EltGlrs-llulkal0w. |,
The New York herald., 1877-11-03

having been under arrest from tho evening Of October ~
up 10 ahon noon Of October 30 1871 the charge Ano
under the circumstances aforesaid. her,.vups her
mark .
sworn before me. November I. 1s77-s. howard Morn.
Notary Public Cs3 New York county *t
III AZ AFYrDAvIr JOHN MOTT. 4s.,t.,
The nidavn OF Mr.. Mott sets forth that he IL an at
torney and counsellor ataw; that Saturday after
Mott, OF which nrm Ls is q member, were retained By
tho daughter Of Mary Travcrs act her counsel ID
lhe matter set forth in Tho affidavit o Mrs Traversi
that in pursuance OF such employment he called al
tho City Prison (roiEbsl on Monday morning, October
90, and IN the counsel room OF the prison held
sultation with Mary fravers at VIII ch timo sho do
her bcha before Police Justice Duffy at twelve O'Clock
that day 10 look after her rights upon the examina.
ton then ano ,thero appointed To De had; that he
read over the complaint and other afdavits belonging
upon the bench the latter inquired what going 10
done In the aud that thercupon ho addressed
the Court and stated that, after reading tho papers
the Case he failed TO SEQ any cause for furtner pro-
ccedngs In his Judgment no crime was charged
the complaint. He states further that then Justice
Duffy called Mary Travers, the prisoner, 10 stand up
her 10 know whs,hor sho wanted TO settle
that case, or whether she wanted lawyer to which
Mrs Travers replied that would like 10 settle the
II she could without being put to any more
ssbothor'' but thcreupon Justice Duy turnod 10 him
and said 'lhore, you this woman wants 10 sotto
and DOCS want any lawyer; she does not want
you !" that, among othor rcmarks made by Justice
Duiiy that time, he sad IN tho presence and hear
ing Mrs Travers that he should hold her for trial
unless she settled with hor sister, the complainant Mr.
Mott further tina then and there demonstrated
after some controversy between him ana Justice Dus
respect 10 tho manner tho latter was conducting
such proceedings, no stated to Mrs Travcrs that he
did think That he could DO OF any service 70 he's
before Court and that therefore he retired from
that court ana did not attend upon any further
or other proceedings in the case. .sIaH4 afT