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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-11-28
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1912. Thirty Seventh Year. 1870.
THE IMPROVED
G1eutratd 1e1aim 4eaGEr,
FOR 1879.
4 HANDSOME PAPER,
A LIVE PAPER,

n
The PLAIN DEALER is still an enthusiastic and
effective advocate ofthe Democracy Of Jefferson and
Jackson as 1t has been for the past IrtSeen years
In the field of Ohio politics 1t has only one rval and
considering the good work 1t has done in the past
and is certain to enlarge in the future every Demo
crat in the state especially In Northern OhlO ought
to esteem II to be privilege to be able to promote
such staunch ana powerful exponent OF sound poll
tics 1t will exert itself to prevent detection In the
future, by illustrating the sOundness OF Democratic
principles their adaptablity 70 every phase OF our
Institutions; and the impOssbility Of paraphraslng
from them new faction worthy OF support OF re-
spect. The Democratic party Is the exponent OF the
bone and snew Of the country and every other par
ty that preends to fill the role is an mposor, lfthe
people, especially the w0rkngmen OF the country,
stand by the Democratic party they can ksOOn wit
ness the realization of all their hopes for the improve
ment Of Industry and labor.
beautiful dress of new type at the same time chang
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endeavoring to make 1t even more acceptable than
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! GoOd Thlngs for 1S7S.9.
ga TOLLV FELLOWSHIP,Y .

The arrangements for literary and art contributions
for the new volume-the slxth-are complete, draw
ing from already favOrlte sources, as wei a nom
promising new ones. Mr.. Frank r. Stockton's new
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WESTWARD,

Trains Nos. and II on main line run daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. /, 2, 8
ano IL, between Cincinnati and New York daily.
Hotel coach on trains 8 and u between Chicago
and New York daily, via Mansfield.
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad; at MeRdville Una
ion and Cory for Oh Regions; and at Jamestown
Tor Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Close connections at Cincinnati with trAins for
the South and West.
No "stop-over" allowed upon local tickets Los
cal Passengers must purchase tickets to their ErHl
stopping place, and then repurohRse from that
point TO destination.
W. B. SHATTUC,
Gen. Passenger and TSekst A0t., CSaciRAGH, o
P. D. COOPER,
Gen. Superintendent, Cleveland, o, novlM
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Executors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been only appointed and qualified ~ Executor OF
The estate OF Francis Vesserat late Of Stark county,
nov novifdW cELEsTIAN vnssERLAT, Ezt'r
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VIII run through the twelve monthly parts-begin.
ming with the number for November, 1873 the irst Of
the youme,-and will be illustrated by James u.
Kelly. The story Is one of travel and adventure In
Florida and the Bahamas For the girls, continued
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VSRUMPTY BUDGETS TOWER," 10

Written by Julian Hawthorne, and Illustrated by
Alfred Fredprcks About tile other ia1 iliur features
of ST. NICHOLAS the editor preserves BOnd-llum-
Ored silence cOntent perhups,tO let her hve volumes
already issued Eruphesy concerning the sixth. IN re-
sppct to short stories pictures. poems, humOr, III
strucve sketches and the lure and lore of Jack In
the Pulpit" the Very Little Folks" department.
and the Letter box" and the "Rddle-b0x"
Terms 800 year; % cents n Number.
Subscriptions received by the Publisher Of this Pa
er and 6y ali BOoksellersa and PUstmasters Persons
Wishing to subscribe direct with the publishers should
write name POstoffice, County and State, In full,
and send with remittance In check, p, o. money or
der, or registered letter 70. t.
sCRIBNRR q CO., TAs Broadway, MY.
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Trains do not stop when time is omitted.
%Trains stop for passengers on signal.
In addition to above local trains, carrying pas.
sengers and stopping at all stations;
SOUTH.
Ly Hudson 1855 m. Ar. at Mtvernon $50 pm
MtVernon 700 Columbus 1850 am
NORTH.
Lv Columbus 850pm. Ar. at Mt. Vernon 79O pm
" Mt. Vernon 100 q m. Hudson 610 pm
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SptriaI Nutltrg.
WHAT THE GENERAL said !

noted General being asked by some of his friends
how he liked Texas, replied: IF was obliged TO
choose between Hell and Texas, / would choose the
former" The above saying is verified every day by
parties moving from the North East and South, and
as they cannot decide exactly as to the existence OF
the former they certainly avoid Texas, and like SEN
sble industrious people seek productive country,
such as Missouri, Kansas, Colorado Nebraska and
the Far West. Reader, are you contemplating trip
to such country on business or pleasure? II so,
select the line having the least change OF cars and
best accommodations, The Old Reliable Hannibal
y ST. Joseph II. r. Che Pioneer line west of the Mis-;
sisslppi River offers you through Day Coaches and
PullniQn Palace Sleeping Cars from Chicago, H.,
Toledo Ohio, and indianapolis Indiana, TO the Mis-
souri, River without change. Tourist and land seek
er's round trip Excursion tickets on sale by this pop
ular route at all Eastern Ticket Offices For maps,
timetable and description of country and route, or
any other information about the West, call on or
address,
j. A. s. REED, Gen'l TTav Ag't,
50 Clark str, Chicago Ills.
]. W. PICKLE Eastern Agent,
IA Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.
9. W. BoARDMAN, TRAY. Ag,t,
Decatur, ILL.,, or
T. PENFIELD, Gen'l Pass Ag't,.
Iuy4tf Hannibal, Mo.
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4LONE IN THE WORLD OF HOOKS

The New York Tribune has said of IL "ST. NICHO-
LAS has reached higher platform, and commands
for its service wider in art and letters than
any Ofits predecessors contemporaries" The Lon
don Llerd,y World says: There is no magazine for
the young that be said to equal this choice produc
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OLEVELAND, MT. VERNON d DELAWARE
VI RAILROAD.
Time Card.-In Effect May 20, 1878.
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BY Katharine D. Smith, with Illustrations by Frede-
rick Delman, begins In esame number; and aresh
plenty OF pictures will be commenced early In the
volume There will also be q continued ialry-lale
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To the Stockholders Of C. B.
A. No /.

BY resolution of the Board any stockholder can
have bis Bond and Mortgage surrendered and can
celled by returning his stock upon payment Of dues
and interest TO- July, 1873, inclusive. Stockholders
who have credit for overpaynient will please re-
nov1i-dW A, MCKINLEY. stey.
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RESIDENCE LOTS,
Two Miles from Canton.
A Good Chance for a
Cheap Home!
The undersigned will sell his farm Just north Of the
Tnfrmary and about two miles from lanton, In tracts
To Suit Purchasers.

The farm contains 1O2 acres, and can be convent
emily arranged in tracts for residence lots OF from
forty down On the place are two sets of build
mgs, orchards. &C.
pur'es purchasing small tract and who may wish
q dwelling placed thereon. could arrange with the
undersigned on reasonable terms.
For further particulars enquire Of A. A Bnrst on
the premises. Uf the undersigned at his residence
novlidm ]. A. BORsT. .
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ST. NICHOLAS
SCribner'S Illustrated Magazine
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
An Ideal Children's Magazine.

MEssRs. SCRIBNER & Co., in 1873 began the publ
cation OF ST. NICHOLAS, an illustrated Magazine ioI
Girls and Boys with Mrs Mary Mapes Dodge as edi
tor Five years have passed since the first number
was issued, and the magazine has won the highest
position. IL has monthly circulation OF
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Railroads.

A LLIANCE & LAKE ERIE RAILROAD.
No.3 Condensed Time Schedule No. 3
To take Effect November 4th, 1873.
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EABTW

A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
"A ROAD.
Time Tdble-AdOpted May 18Th, 1877.
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It is published simultaneously in London and New
York and the transatlantic recognition s almost as
general and hearty as the American. Although the
progress OF the magazine has been steady advance,
II has not reached It's editors ideas OF best because
her ideal continually outruns IT, and the magazine as
swiftly follows after. To-day ST. NICHOLAS stands
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ain UeHT6F FuDIlSlIHg UUIIpHHy1
10Y Seneca Street, Cleveland, O,
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GOING NORTH.

eT.T1o,. No. II, No. l, No, 8, No, Is,
0lNiIoN'' A cCom. A coon. Expr'ss Mixed.
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Leave Bayard l2.1O D. m. and SEQ p. m; Arrive
New Philadelphia 24O and 100 D. m, Leave New
Philadelphia $50 a, M and 1880 p, m. Arrive
Bayard 900 q. m. and 3.45 IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04

The opening Of tho uew sdlncs OF the East cougrs-
gatonsi Caarcb, on Iompgins avenue, near prKalb
avenue, viii take place next sunday. ~ three O'Clock
IN the AFTERNOON. Addresses viii be made BY shs
Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr, Joseph T. Darys~, ID. d.,
and Reuben JeGcry, ID. D. Inc viii be con
Quoted by Mr. Henry Camp and tho Plymouth choir.
The now building Is construcscd OF wood In a sub.
ssAntia manner and It's dimensions are - iest by 90
ioeI The pews and ell other inside woodwork are Of
cnestnsL the windows OF stained glAss rbs coli NJ
" tastsiutiy pAneied aud IN the csEssc " orna.
mental dome IA WHICH 10 suspended . SIX Iool gas
reflector fhs church Will be vol ventilated. he
noJr will DO cafpetoi throughout aud tho seats Gov
ersd wth cusnions upholstered IN SATIN. IN. organ
was butt ny Aidmsr The seating capacity IL 900 IL
Was determined st tho outset thai dcut should DO
Incurred IN excoss OF tho amount subscribed except
Tor the building pot The lots cost 800 and were
purchased NJ CASH prices, tue amount needed beng
loaned by members OF ths Church society. me Rev
George Ain 70 tne pastor OF the church ON the
following Wednesday evening tho pows will DO puD.
licy rented.
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through 10 she Washington Hotel HuImeville bv
$40 4. NJ. The eighth stage viii be uriysn by
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60 ACHING.
To-Day's Drive from New York to
Philadelphia
MAP OF THE ROUTE.
The Stages and the Several
Amateur Whips.
THE QUAKER CITY IN EXPECTANCY

The committee OF the Conc hing Club having IN
charge tho arrangements for the drive 10 Philadelphia
to-day. felt satisfied yesterday that everything
was working smoothly and only iar weather was re-
CURED to make the "trip charming succer& During
tho early part OF this week the genemen driving the
various stages OF the .railv Hon despatched their
teams 10 the stabling places selected At the
several changing points. and IN good time
werc advised OF their safe arrival. This occurred
10 every instance and the absence Of accidents In the
of transportation particularly satisfactory
10 the ownera In addition TO the many provisions
made TO prevent prolonged detention IN case Of "a
break down. though nothing Of the kind is probable
u skiliul carriage machinist accompanies the drag
aud provided with oil tools necessary ~ repair
damages in very quick time And then spare
horses waiting nc the end OF the
various stages, that any OF the stout catto 80
lected work the journey fall lame or give out their
places may be filled with fresh horses Last night tho
luggage OF the twelve members was sent TO the 81.
George Hotel, Philadelphia, In charge OF servant
Tomorrow the club uniform vii, give way to the civil
ians' dress, though dark green cutsway coat with
It's brass buttons and yellow striped waistcoat 10 uos
an I'M b Andsome nj any time
START.
A. half past SIX O'CLOCK, .'coaching nmen this
morning. The .T4liy Ho" is announced 10 leave the
tiotei Brunswick. Colonel Delaney Kane viii at
tue coachman's place. Mr. james v. Parker, the new
memoer OF tho club. viii occupy the box sea. In tho
OF seats known Nos. 1. 2 ., 4. aud plainly IN
dicatcd by the plan OF the "Taiy Ho'' below. will sit
Messrs. Perry Belmont, Hugo Fritsch, George Pea
body Wetmore and Frederic Bronson. The ne xt row.
Nos. 8, ., T. g. with contain Messrs. Francis X. Rlvcs
Theodore A. Thomas. s. Nicholson Kane and George
4. Fearing Ia seats Nos Q and 10 viii be Messra
Fairman Rogers aud Frederick Nelson. Then with
Fownes. long aud tavorabiy known tho guard Of
the coach whom pubic service, IN The guards scat
the list complete. Inside will betnc machinst with
his tools, the clothing Tor the horses aud Of
needed articles.
"rALLY.Ho."
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however. was carried and . respectful message sent
70 The senate requesting the return OF the rssouson
ANOTHER TIE SANE KIND.
Before the announcement this result there was
considerable anxiety among the city msmoers 10 Know
whether the House would consent 70 adjourn over
autii Monday nsut, and this defeat Of the early
aalourners encouraged Mr. Nivcn 10 offer the usual
Friday resolution, that when the House adjourn u
some Of tue FAINT Leartod ones who wanted 70 spsnd
SUNDAY 81 home thought Mr. Nivvn should concsds
something and maze the adjournment until Monday
morning, bot he held last and that
the Speaker voted against the resolution, explaining
be would be In favor Of an sdlournment uDtil ten
oc.ock Monday morning, The resolution Was carried.
UTILIZING rHg TRAMP
The great American nomad, the tramp, II has been
decided shall no longer live ~ The lilies OF the valley
but shall SOW and reap. BY The PROVISIONS Of Mr..
Hoboe's biil which has been before quoted IN these
columns "every poor person who shall be wandering
abroad travelling from place 70 place, ana who shall
be begging from door 10 door, or every poor psrson
who shall apply TO any Superintendent or overseer
OF The poor or other officer charged with the support
and reief OF INDECENT persons Tor meals, lodging
or other aid, aud who shall not have
resided s,xty days In the county where wandering
and DO dsa. WHO a. such" The bill provides that
tho Board oil Charies shall have charge OF these
other institutions, and tnat the Board shall hAvo
power 10 contract out the labor OF the paupsrs IN
question.
DR.. Beard opposed tho bill, aud declared that per-
haps some day somo OF the old gentlemen who vosed
Tor tue measure would be IN the Condition Of those
whom they sought 10 ensave.
Mr.. Browning OF New York, explained thai persons
committed under the PROVISIONS OF ths bill mad no
chance hope or liberty, wnen once they wero
locked up, except 10 the clcmency OF the Governor
Mr. Aoiler, OF Wesicpester tnat Elysium OF trainps
advocated inc bill Ia The warmsst terms and narraisa
of The amusing experiences Vi has constituents
Tho bill was finally passed
CITY PROPERTY SOLD
Mr.. Seebacher's bill authorizing tho sale by tho
CITY OF the north hiatt OF the block bounded by Lex
nRton and inrd avenues and Sixty-httn aud sixty
sixth streets Tor tho purpose OF establishing homo
for indigent aud sgeu Hebrews WAS to-day signed Wy
the Governor.
The half Of tho Same block is occupied by the
inyaa ~ MnunI SlnAl Hnsnlxl
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BASEBALL.

Tho Brookyns added another victory To their LIS,
yesterday alter noon, Tho Union Ground. Williams
burg. Their opponen,s bong the Rssoiutes Of E,xa-
BETH. he bedding on both sides was sharp, but few
errors being made during the game. Tho Brooklyns,
as usual, did some excellent work at tno bat. Ma.
tnews' pitching was particularly Gne, and the Reso-
Iutcs only ablc to base during the
game. A beautiful double play was maze by Bradley
in tho second inning. Al short stop Doan, OF the
Rosolutss, played splendid game, assisting TO put
out men no loss than Ten times. At the rate the
Brooklyn nne ars now playing the indications are
that their record Of the wlll DO snviablc and
they will be able compete with either the League
or lnternati hal leading CLUBS Following Is tho
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Mr. George r. Fearing, and II Is through beauti-
fu country rich 10 farms highly cultivated. WASH
ingtou Hotel Holmesburg, the end of the stage, 10
scneu led be reached i've r. NJ, there II no
doubt oi The time being made.
PHILADELPHIA.
During the ninth or dual stage Mr. Fairman Rogers.
the club member residing In Philadelphia, aud by
"a. ous m . IL
rich farming country, will be passed through. when
beyond Frankiord. short distance. Nicstown lans
Will be reached Thorugh Il on TO Broad street Phil
adepha, the coach will roll merrily aud with Tho
grapdsst escort ever given 10 like party the end OF the
journey Is hoped 10 be reached al $50 NJ. 80
George Hotel is the stopp,ng place, and here Mr..
Rogers will drop the ribbons and the gentleman fol-
lowing mis- example viii ahght The Official time card
calls the distance ninety and quarter miles, and II u
certainly fully that
In the evening the Coaching Club win dine a. Mr..
Rogers private residence Those members the
..Tsiy HOB will .rrainn u down from New YORK ana
be In time for the monthly reunion.
with the RABBIT Club, organ zation peculiarly org
lns In It's character one OF is never ken
rules being that each member 1t formal gatherings
must cook his own dinner.
IL ..YE oLpxs rrxxn
Tho advertisement annexed, taken from Godsy's
Ladys Book June 1879, Is worth publication Al TINS
tuncIure, as II tells The story Ia nutshell now
oiden time tho stage business between New York and
Phlladelpha was carried Note the Quaiutness oil
Signs the pccuiarity oil Tho speling and arc
ton, the shiiting OF the passe myers winch II an
nounces and then contrast II all with Inc Italy
Ho's' drive:-
"PhiaepAd StIge- Wugyoa. STAGE Bout per-
forms Mesr ssages tricr Week.
his House ~ the sign Death d the FOX in straw.
berry ally drives the day Trenton Ferry
Francis oman meets him. snd eds Tuesday, ia
srun,rist and the ."d goods Ssias shifted
where Rubin FiIlran.oph, with Ssa wen suited viii
Butler Philad~phi Tuesday
senser. goods delivered him BY oim an
viii AGAIN out tor trenton Ferry thursday and Franz
els Holman dc will his and goods with
the same expcdttion ~ above 10 ssw-York.
Weekly Mercury. March g, 1859"
RETURNING NKw
As Is known. the Tally Ho," on The return trip,
will leave the st. George Hotel on Monday SIX A. NJ.
IL will Arive II nothing happens to long de-
tcntion the journey ~ Lhe Hotel Brunswick six
r. N. Tue propretors Of the latter have gwen tho
members Of the Coaching Club the privilege OF eacn
inviting TWO 'aoy rends 70 occupy INC balcony over
Hos" resurn. With pleasant weather, Fitth avenue
that point will DO novel sigh on Monday evening
OFFICIAL TiAE CARD.
The official time card, published by the Coachin q
Club tor This TRIP. Is rs iollows:
COACHING cLun, 1873, NV YoRK AND lLAnELrmA
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PSI UPSILON FRATERNITY.

The annual dinner Vt the Psi Epsilon Fraternity
took place last night In ths Mesroposn Hotel about
one hundred members beng present. The chair "a,
occupied by Edward h.r,iadsis. Among The 81 sts
were George Payn QuackcuDos, W. Il. Roberts Ropsrs
J. Jones, " W. snli~y, William Walter Pneps ana
Colleotor Arthur pufnoer OF speeches were made
aud the IcstIvItIes Continued 20 q late Meur.
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Judge Bloom. Of Brooklyn. yesterday held Philir
Schneider OF No 49, stays street, WILLIAMSBURG for
tho Grand Jury. the charge OF maiciousIy hbclng
Charles Loeaer, No u rompkins avenue I'd,
alleged libel " sald t. have been comm utcss,vu
pu0iisnsa IN lns v0lk1 Zestuno. VI thls ciks-
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BANKRUPT SAVINGS BANKS.

RETURNS OF THE KECEIvERs or Nkw York
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RECEIVED III DE-
PoslToRS.
ALBASr, N. T., May 3. 1878.
The Senate Committee on Banks 70 day, response
to resolution OF the senate, reported the amount
business and its present status In the hands Of the
various receivers Of savings banks Tho report n
very spec nc its details aud lengthy The iniorma
ton Il CONTAINS was derived direct from each re-
ceiver.
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SUDDEN DEATH ).

Christian schatr, ,nIriy-.hree years Of age. Ger
man. dropped dead Ia his snop yesterday, a. No. Va
Orchard street Deceased was q brushmaker.
Mich eel H. U'0ofman, aged forty two, dica suddenly
yesterday AZ ms rcs,isuce, NO. u Mott street.
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The New YORK Bible socoly distri buted by eli, and
salc during APRIL sra Dibss ana Tsstamcnts among
s,ots families, zao vessels and 1908 sm,srsn,s al,
Castle Garden.
rne American Bibio society rccepts for April were
$4,000, and tue number Of COPIES VI The SCRIPTURES
Issued were w, jU5.
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Brooklyn...... o o D o 40
Kesoiutc .......0 o. y v y o %
Umpirc-Mr. Williams, OF tho Orange tlub Time
Of gsnc-lh. 45n. Runs eaTOod--Brvok iyns, 4 First
base by errOrs-BrookfyDs, =; kesoIutes, 4. Lett on
Uases--BrookIynr, 8; Kesoiutez l. Two bass HIT
McGlynn. struck out-Brookiyns, D; Resolutes L.
fhe recent tbirtscn innings game on the Union
Ground, wherein the Brookiy rs defeated The New
lord Club has created some excitement In baseball
circlce. the opposing pitchers ON that occasion,
Mathews and Bradley, have many warm partisaps
among admirers OF the game Chi ny for The purpose
vi testing the superiority Of these pitchers, a cha
enge has been gwen by the manager oil tue New Bed
the manager OF the Brvokybs Tho latter has
accepted ana stipuistes that The game or games be
played either In brooklyn, New Bcaiord Hartford or
New Haven, giving the challenger the privilege OF
ciuing when shall Dc the place.