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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-16
CHIPS.

The l,ngest day approached rap
idly
TIE mesquite aboundeih and rails
eth blood.
Park Cty's wsterworks are pro
crossing finely
The sunset gun at Camp went Of at
7S0- at evening.
Judge Barbee came up from Silver
Reef on Tuesday night.
The streets were pretty well crowded
during Tuesday afternoon.
The ubiquitous @. R. Savage goes
to Black Rock, viewing, this morn
ing.
Iris evening a jolly party anticipate
spending few hours At Callers
Farm.
Park City will sport two justices oil
the peace after the elections next
August.
An asphaltum walk is being laid up
to the County Court House steps
from the gate.
The late Pope, Plus TX, was
elected to the position On the 10th
day Of April, 1876
The Park Is becoming livslier nov,
and the indications for a big sum
mer's work are fine.
Visitors have net commenced to 90
to the Park yet. the streams being too
high for good fishing.
On the 18TH Of June, 1775, wash
ington was appointed commander-in-
chief OF the American forces.
The Record Gays there are q great
many idle men in PARK Cts now; but
expects they will soon be employed.
The snow having cleared of the
Free Silver mining property at Park
City, work will be resumed on il this
week.
Hon. w. II. Hooper left for Soda
Springs on Tuesday evening, going
on business. He Is accompanied by
two of bis daughters, and will be alb
sent week. Pleasant iripl
Mr.. Dryer has received the July
number of Godey'S Lddy's Book and
Ehrichs' Fashion Quarterly. He
expects by to-uight's mail Harper's
Magazine and the Popular Monthly.
The streams are as muddy now as
they have been any time during the
season, and anglers are correspond
ingly dependent. 4 few such days
as Monday would swell the streams
immensely.
Day & Co., have received an
English made bicycle, 8 Harvard
Hollow Fork" 1t is beauty, and
will cause the purchasers OF the less
handsome machines to wish they had
waited for the daley"
Work on the artesien well con.
tinues steadily and progress, though
slow, is being made all the same. The
same gravel formation has been
encountered, the only varistion being
a hard cement which was struck the
other day. The machinery now
employed on toe well is capable Of
sinking it 1900 feet; a depth OF over
400 feet has been obtained already.
The Lancashire Lass" with Miss
@. Coggswell, Miss Jones, Messrs.
Margetts, J. G. Graham, II. E. Bow
ring, W. G. Smoot. aud a host of
others in the cast, is bound TO draw a
full house at the Theatre on Monday,
June 21st, tosay nothing Of the grand
orchestral selection by tie Careless
Orchestra, and the beautiful high
comedy farce "Orarge Blossom" "
with Miss ArdeIle Cummings and j.
Q. Graham in characters that will
send every body home iu = good
hunor.
"Wben Eve brought woe to all mankind,
OH Adam called her lD0emaB:
And when she wood with love so Kind,
He then pronounced er s0ooman.
But now with wiles and artful smiles.
Their husbands pockets trimming,
The women are so full Of whims,
That people call them 1Chim-men."
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Railroad Ties Wanted,

On the line Of The Summit County
Railroad. between Coalville ana Park
City, 60.000 Railroad Cross Ties, not
less than seven inches face, seven
inches thick and eight feet long.
For particulars apply 10 E. L..
Berthare, engineer OF construction on
said road. J. I. CLARK,
je12 Gen'l Supt. u. P, r. r.
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GARDENERS RESTAURANT.

Bon Ton Ice Cream.
Largest Stock Of COn1ec.
tiOnery in the Territory.
send i'm your orders.
Agent for the Cooling
Moth and Insect Exter.
ninatOP. a20
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EEGTHGNG TRAIN.

ghe Utah " eStern
hallway Company Will
run q Bathing Train to
Black Rock on Friday
June EetIl, leaving Salt
Lake Depot at 4.3O PM,
returning, arrive at $40.
Fare fOrrOund trip, soc.
iel6
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The Utah Lightning Red Company

Offers security and protection from
lightning. We are prepared to fur
nish the North American Lightning
Rod CompanY's best styles of Rods at
Eastern Prices. and erect the same IN
the most improved manner. Office
and residence, Main street, between
Third and Fourth South.
A. S. HILL, Manager,
me Salt Lake City, Utah.
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KIMBALL BLOCK.
Choice Butter,
203. per pound,
or 3fbs. for 55c.
s SILVER, MANAGER.
Black Rock Bathing Resort.

OloSh ALOOh D3thihf3 AeCoVAb
Having entirely renovated these
premises, erected one hundred fine,
large Bathing Houses, large Bowery,
Swings, etc., We now open these
grounds to the public, and with the
advantage OF hsviDg the finest bathing
on the lake, hope, by close attention
to business and to the wants and com
forts OF sisit)rs, to secure fair share
of public patronage.
Lunches and oil kinds of refresh
ments 20 be had on the grounds at
city priCes.
A limited number of bOarders can
be accommodated at the hotel, where
the table will be furnished with the
best the market affords.
Special inducements offered to
Schools and Excursion Parties wish
ing 10 spend a day ct the lake, ar
rangements for which can been made
with D. ]. Taylor, at carpet depart
ment, q. c. NJ. l.
HYDE & TAYLOR,
ie15 Proprietors.
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Bullion.

Receipt OF bullion on Tuesday:
By Pacific Express Company
Three bars OF Mammoth ore, 81, 400.
By Wells, Fargo & Co.-FOur bare
of Ontsrio, 81, ESQ.
Total value Of shipments. 1855.
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George Thurgood. Fresh Meat
Dealer, Opposite the Coop, having
Reduced the Prices of his Choice
Meats. Invites his friends and general
public to call and satisfy themselves
! in regard to prices. Delivered to any
part OF The city. lell
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Last,

Tr0 $50 gold pieces, in a large en-
golope, a block south Of the Sixth
Ward 5cb0olhouse, on Mo0daY morn
ing. Any person leaving the SEINE
81 the U. c. Freight Office will be
Literally rewarded. je16
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Go TO WHITEHEAD & GRAY's
new saloon, THE EXCHANGE"
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars
always on hand. Mixed drinks skill
fully compounded. No. First
South street, next to Go1be & Coz
drug store. my18
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Homemade ! HOma-Made
Good News-GOOds are Failing.

Piles Of ne~ Dress Goods. Fancy
Goods, Corset5, Parasols Gloves,
Underwear, and a thousand other
things, Just arrived at CAMERON'S
New York House, and will be sold
at prices that will a:tonish all. my27
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Just Received.

A car load of Oranges, Cab5ages.
Caulihowers and Bsnsnas at BOW
RING BROS, Wholesale and Retail
Merchants. iel
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Nearly Poisoned.

A few days since little group Of
children were playing near a water
sect which runs past their parents'
residence. in Huntsville, when one OF
them perceiving a IOos floating down
the stream wsded cut and caught It.
With the natural curiosity of all
children to tsst9 everything seen in
the shape of roots, three OF TIE child
rem partook of tae Article, which
proved TO be wild parsnip. The
children went to their homes com.
plsining of pains, and we're soon
thrown into violent commissions.
S8eet milk, sweet oil aud other anti
do.es we're Immediately administered,
and by hard labor and careful nursing
during the night they mad SO far re
covered on Saturday morning as to be
considered out OF danger.-JuRctiOH.
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BABY CARRIAGES at Barratt'a je15

WANTED, Immediately. a Boy to
take charge Of a horse and deliver the
Best, the Most Choice Beef, Mutton,
Lamb and Pork; also Beef Saussges,
Pork Ssusages and Minced Cellops.
Apply to II. PERKEs,
jel5 Twelfth Ward Meat Market.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS for tue Ladies.
ne are Offering our entire stock OF
Ladies', Misses and Children's Hose
at prices less than New York cost.
Our assortment in this line is still IN
broken, and offers rare bargains to
cur patrons. COIN Bios.
iaTE
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PRODUCE MARKET.

following are the ruling wholesale
tri1g prices in Salt Lake City
fRAIN-Whest, SO o. zoe. 3 bushel;
eT'sv, Sl.359sl.55 2 cwt; Osts, S2,IO
1892 cwt.
FLOUR-XXN S2.250S2. 4Oi AAAA
s=G2.75 2 CWt.
PlTATOES-GOc. G65c. = bus.
sHELLED CORE-$L20 @3I.25 cwt.
5RAN-SI.0U; Shorts, Sl.l0 ? cWt.
sUTIER-30c. " Soc. ? ID.
zGGS-I2}zc. q dOz.
@g0L-Choice Fleece 18@20c . Z.
HIDES-Pnme Flint, lac 2 u.
Following are the latest quotations
.5.ur. grain, wool, ETC., in the San
francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, SO 5094 90; Bakers
Extra. S537l q S. s.: Family Extras,
IS G2l; Walla, extra, s. OOgS5 IA
sbhl.
WHEAT-No.I l, 81 57l@ l co; No.
2, 81 5O91 So 2 cti.
.rd70 q see. for Bay; Brewing, SO9S5
2 cT-.
CORN -Quolable atSI 32l@SI 4Osctl.
r-large. SI35 q 81 a Tor Small yellow;
WEta, 81 5OaSl 60.
N9OL-Ssn joaquin and Southern
{ - @ De. nominal. Very little
dong.
H.DES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
F.i-, Isle; Dry kips, Isle; Green
Said. heavy steers, over 55ibs, l0lc; Do,
ual-55lbs, ga q Ice; Kips, Ice; CALI
ska5 10 @ l2c.
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LUMBER, SHIaGLEs. :LATH
FLOORING, RUSTiC. SiCiEc-
PICk1TS, ETC., CHEAP, AT
LATihHER. TAYLOR q cos =
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We ARE closing out our Summer
Silks lthi' seasons importstionl, at
65e. reduced from S5c., at 75c. re-
duced from 81. All handsome styles.
je9 COIN Bros.
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SASH, DOORS And BLINDS,
hOULDIECS, BRACKETS ARD
ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS,
AT BOTTOM FIGURES, LAT
TIMER. TAYLOR g. CO. 81
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Furniture and House Goods.

We invite our old customers and
the public generally to examine our
New Stock. We think it the Best
Selected and Cheapest ever offered in
Utah.
BARRATT Bros,
123, 125 and 127,
je2 Main street.
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1--t an Engiishman Thinks Of
The American People.

u says they hurry, they ca
s-1l, tley gg.p, :hey brlch, they
-i's stomach ache, headache, liver
---,-es and bowel complaint; they
--. 2lt they lcoii, they get cross at
-.gg AND without cause; they look
A.-8 and ho..ow-eyed; they lo0k
-fy ana can't eat; they spit up
---i they have waEeul Gigbts. They
early because they disregard the
ne principles 70 correct "
--5se troubles and many others 81
-2F CIT and Eon a torpid liver, and
A.gl dyspepsia OF Indigestion. Thsy
'-a be cured aud have been cured.
40 10 every case with a guaranty
.-a' J4sT will be cured by the use OF
I ~. 1l-ille.s English Dandeli0n Pills.
ly- lE al. druggists. Price 500. per
~. death, strength and vigor Of the
@-leys and Bladder always follow
-sl Use Of theg1eat Buchu compound.
T. Al.u@e's NephreGCUm. Bngats
s~lsa, Diabetes. Inflammation,
mating or Private Diseases are
-eEy cured by it. Fer Lsuc0rrbu
las 40 equal. Don't be persuaded
axe any ctser rsParadOn. Every
"1o has tired it recommends L.
sale Icy la druggists
s-- AarLEY C0CFEE's VIAL REsTo
---'E.-i1e great English remedy
- made mere cures # Nervous De-
my Seminal Weakness, Lost Man,
sy'l' nocturnal emissions, lassitude,
..,ts.--9 eney and inability for menta
81 dependency and such di cases
60. -'- !ncGced By youthful iol!ies and
,->-.es..es' than all other medicines
e S5.,:o'led: Il Is Tot stimulsnt nOl
r-.A'' Is perfectly safe to take, il
"a 9lack nostrum, and produces
GUS That are wonderful. Price :;
T. ''.'ie. -Four Zines the cu4u,ity
Il sal not di2appoint you. IT,
IL b 445 g. me Z. C. Il. I. dru,
CiLtmca- Messrs. Moore, Alien 1
y. and Dr. Mintie & Co., II Kear
y Nre5t. San FraroisO. dis
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10 BE SOLD, a Bulldog Lot, 5xl0.
Cheap. Apply to M" Office Of this
paper. or to Anderson G PomeroY,
estate agents. les
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WEATHER REPORT.
COMMERCIAL.

.r .r.g ty &CyornicR * 60
SILVER.
.i f.l1 per u4uct,
ST.. ..r.. 1.i5 per ounce.
LEAD.
SD u1r ton.
a--- Esg per pound.
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Sure Pep,

PURE MOUNTAIN ICE delivered
to any part OF the city. Office, real
OF Crsne's Second Hand store. Leave
orders.
myz1 DODGE Il CLAWSoE.
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For the very FINEST VIEWS of
the GREAT WEST 90 to ssvases'
Art Bazar. a29
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Reduced Prices.

CHOICE Sugar Cured Hams and
Bacon, at @. F. Brooks. je9
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WATTED.-A HORSE-SHOER.
Apply to a. J. Peudlet0n. is13
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New,
Tai0u Mills. Logan.

At Young, Marks & Young. CastireI
Clans, Mustard Ea.d!nes. je11
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New.

st Young, Marks & Young. Gran
berry Sauce, Bean and Pea Meal.
, 1880-04-25
BASEBALL.
Another Victory for the Nationals
Over the White Stockings.
Making Two Games Donated bv
the Chicago Pitchers.
A Question Of Foul.Bal1 Hlttfns-Decis-
lon on Another Knotty Point,
Needless Worry by Chadwick Ahcat tt Boss
ing" in the Chicago Nine.
NATIONAL VS.. CH1cAGo.

NATIONAL VS.. CHICAGO.
A more stupid, uninteresting, tedious, try
ing game Of ball has, perhaps. never been
played in Chicago than was that Of yester-
day, In which the Nationals, of Washington.
scored their second victory over the White
Stockings, leaving the record ''two and" A
worse day could not have been picked OUT.
for had it rained or showed there would
have been no game, which would Of itself
have made it better day for players and
spectators alike. There were not above 500
people on the grounds. The game calls for
40 description and no comment, except that
neither side could bat the pitching, as the
score OF four base hits to side
shows. There was an astonishing num-
ber of safe fouls knocked, which
went over the fences and scooted
back Of the grand stand, so that twice the
time was consumed In waiting for the ball
to be brought in that was used in playing the
game and play had to stop at the end Of the
eighth inning on account of darkness The
only run made by the Chicagos was in the first
inning, when Dalrymple, having reached
first on an error and safely stolen second.
was brought home on a safe hit by Anson to
right field which Derby let get BY him. In
ads fs Reb6 a s nanfMi e M s al mtsagae g Tsa E ",
tionals were presented with three runs in the
fifth inning BY Corcoran, Williamson, md
Kelly, chiefly by the former, who first gayea a
man base on balls, and then wild pitching
and two hits let three men cross the plate.
It has happened curiously that the two games
by the pitchers,--GoIdsnlith on Wednesday
and Corcoran yesterday.
THB SCORE
, 1880-04-25
PREVENTION or CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
amy of tha fn1loyvinp has hapn cent tn

PREVENTION or CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
A copy Of the following has been sent to
the Freight Agent Of each Of the " estern rail
roads entering Chicago:
The undersigned, packers and commission
MERCHANTS, engaged In handling hogs and cattle
at tho Stock Yards, respectfully represent:
Tint there exists along the lines of your rail-
road, and others tributary to this market, a
Of humanity, but also detrimental to the best
commercial interests OF this city.
We allude to the lnhuman and barbarOls prac-
tice Of using iron spikes or brids in driving hogs
and cattle nt the several stations on these rail-
roads, whereby not only is unnecessary pain in-
age sustained by loss OF commercial value
We therefore ask that you heartily cooperate
with the officers Of the Illinois Humane Ss,ciety,
who are engaged In the suppression Of this
practice, and issue instructions to the local
agents along the line Of your rlroad, to see that
spikes shall be discontinued Tho loss sustained
by the trude frum the use Of these spikes and
brads is several hundred thousand dollars per
ycar on pork hams alone.
THE FOLLOWING AGREEMENT
has also been entered into BY the undersigned
packers doing business at the Stock 7 ards:
That from and after the 18th day Of May next
We will buy hogs only subject to Il deduction Of
Is cents for euch ham found to have been bruised
Armour & Co., Allerton Packing Co.,
Davies, Atkinson l. CO., John Craig Hatcy,
S. A. Kicker, L. B. Doud Co.,
Chapin s. Cudahy, Moran, Heency & Co.,
3. murphy P oking Co., Chicago PKG d Prov.Co
e. W. Higgins s. Co, Anglo American Pack
Teufel, sons s Co.. ing s. Provision Co.
, 1880-04-25
.-. FEMALE EQUESTR|ANISM.
c~Anx-3 YHxrof.h n The fHhfrano T1h4tue

M1SNEAPoL1s, Mtnn., April 24.-Some
time ago Miss Belle Cook, of California, is
sued challenge to anybody in the country
to ride twenty-mile race for $3.50 a side.
The challenge was accepted, by Emma Jew-
Asricult,,rai az and Mechanical Association Of
fered to add $1,000 to the purse if the race
were ridden on the Minneapolis fair
grounds in September. To-day dispatch
was received from Miss Cook accenting these
for 5000 will be ridden here at the Mime
apolis Fair during the first week in Septem-
her
, 1880-04-25

| Total interest and sink nktng..-.. slls,2a
The amount Of sinking 'fnnd annually would
| contuln Il provision Of redemption this amount
may he employed in the purchase Of bonds, at a
| premium Of not more than l per cent, and II
then the machinery Of the law should be used to
call in u number sufficient to employ the whole
| of the Sinking Fund.
amount required for the interest and Sinking
Fund be specifically stated, and that the Treas
urer of the Commission be required to open an
Interest and Sinking Fund, which shall be cred
tied from time to time with it's proportion Of the
receipts from such levy.
It is further recommended that the Treasurer
open also land account, which shah be credited
with all receipts from the special assessment,
whether from tie delinquent eighth instullmeut
now IL process Of c9lIsoon fr9m appeals also
growing our OF such assessment. Further, that
be open IN improvement account, to which the
receipts Of the annual levy other than 90 much
Fund as aforesaid, shall be credited, together
With I'LL receipts from miscellaneous sources,
and that these accounts be kept separate and
Of the Commission
COMMISSIONER PRICE aAID
that no sinking fund was required for the
frst issue of bonds.
The President stated th that i they yese can
force the cancellation of more than per
cent of the bonds in one year, it behooved
them to make sinking fund to get up to the
present time, the bonds having been out nt1e
years.
Commissioner Russell said the bonds could
be cancelled at any time.
The President didn't think the holders un-
Mr. Bonfeld said his. impression was that
any amount could he called in If there were
funds to meet them.
The President remarked that his under
standing was that. sufficient were to be
called III to cancel the entire issue in twenty
years.
The report was referred to the attorney.
MIR. Forsythe, of Montreal, Canada, who
owns grant quarry, was introduced at this
point, and made some remarks about road
ways. He said that, contrary to pretty gen
eral opinion, experience had shown that
grant would become compact, and, If
grant road were attended to, it would last
five times as long as one Of limestone.
THE PARK POLICE.
Commissioner Russell, to insure the great
ct efficiency of the police force, introduced
resolution providing that the men should be
under 35 years old, at least five feet eight
inches i'll hight, expert riuers, and capable Of
protractcd physical endurance (laughter];
and that in the winter only six policemen be
employed.
This, which applies to the future, was
adopted, and, after some talk, the force was
reduced to thirteen men, five being dropped
from the roll, though they will draw pay
until the 30th inst.
The Board then adjourned.
, 1880-04-25
THE MISSOURI RIVER.

Special DIpdteh to 7hz Chaza00 7T7bt5az
Sioux C1TY, Ia, April 24,-The Missouri
River is falling, but there is still fair boat
ing stage. The. third Saturday boat Of the
Of river freight offered at the same rates as
last season.
, 1880-04-25
MEDICAL PREPAKATI0Ns.
RIC0RD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully 8 per cent OF the humsn race are victims 70
partial oF complete lmpotency This startling aasss-
ton will be fully corroboruted by every lnte1tgent
pnyssttnn Ths pr9ctpa g1oetnfM M I'll disease
symptoms loss OF TCor. pernntoFFhea. pain In
the back disposition avoid society. anenor. gloomy
forebod!nRs, mental distress nervous debility and
20 false odesty prevent the parent from wnnn9 ths
child OF this great evil Secret hahits the Faaus
Of ignorance The medical profession has been almost
the demand for Increased accommodations at the In
sane asylurus amply attest
There ls we'll known principal In animal ply JsofoHJ
agency Of The system Il the nerve power ia
any organ Is weakened. then that orgnn le weak
There 4 remedy IN the reach OF AL ons tn:t h1s
VITAL RESTORATIVE has been scrutin!zed end ln~
dorsed By the Academy OF Medicine In Paris ~ AZ !u
fnlbe specific 70! the above. con.nn* no phosphorus.
producing no reaction. and Is permanent IN 8nect:
pill and be had OF Lcyassor Co, 10
ss sde ns5s ,Ss d.
g Louis Mo-; box Of iW pills H. boz OF VI sM ssna
BY mail upon receipt OF price.
CERTIFICATE.
PARI8. July H. 1s73-l9 Rue dc Ia Paix.-A Mr.. E. L.,
hfty-three Jears old had been WidOwer twenty-five
Jeazs with spermatorrhGa, and for ten years vita
ncrvons debility and entire lmpotency For eighteen
years he tried every known remedy without any benz
vital Restorative After four months he wns dsconr-
aged but insisted upon his continuing its uss and IN
nine months he restored to full health and viGur
got married. and has two dne children
days, 15 IN six weeks, 10 between Two and tare6
months, between I've and slS nontnss ! tn nina
Medicine de Ia Hospital Charity.
SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS.
vANscHAAcK CO. Gntssso s III
, 1880-04-25

NOTES OF THE GAME.
The Baltimore Club has one-armed pitch
er, and he was batted so severely by the
Troys that big Brouthe1s had to go In as
change.
Next Saturday the League season begins
all over the country. Chicago plays at Gin
cfnnati, Boston at Providence, Buffalo at
Cleveland, and Troy at Worcester.
Peters has started In well with the Proyi-
dence nine, and is playing a strong game.
Having left Chicago, he will probably play as
he never did before. It usually works that
way.
The strong batting and fine fielding of
Mcclellan this last week has caused many a
regret that he eyer left Chicago. He is BY
far the most valuable man In the National
nine.
Trott, Chicagoan, has done the Nationals
good service as alternate with Snyder. He
is all excellent catcher and thrower, q fair
batsmaD, and an earnest conscientious
player.
League than Lynch with his high throws,
and to be beaten by so strong a fielding nine
as the Nationals is no disgrace, but may hap
pen to any League team at any time.
Spaldlng's Journal Of American Sports
for the spring OF 1880 has just been Issued. It
contains an excellent engraving OF game of
lawn tennis In progress on the handsome
Side.
Burns needs to guard against tendency
to throw wild, and Gore against saving the
air for balls that would otherwise be- called
by the umpire. Both these defects can be
remedied by care and GOODNESS, and doubtless
will be.
Gerhardt received terrible hit on the back
Of the head yesterday as he was trying to
dodge wild-pitched ball by Corcoran. He
reel9d and fell like one who had received
moral hurt, but in two or three minutes was
allttght and playing as though nothing had
happened. TO be thick-skulled has It's ad-
vantages altar all.