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Baseball Notes.

Brook Ign paid $500 for Daub.
Buck Ewing continues hit the ball on the nozzle
| the To- q teams to-day
Tho cleveands have signed Catcher Tom Gunsou.
lately released by ST. LOUIS.
Baldwin and Kelly Will probably be the New York's
battery nj Eastorn PARK today
Paul Radlord has secured moro bases balls than
any other player in the League
Now that Buckley Is back better work 10 expected
from Vi OF the ST. Lonls pitchers.
The Brookiyns said stilI trying to secure
Oui-ieder Lachance of Wilk-sbarrs.
Arson still claims that tho Chi ago team outside Of
the pitching department is all right
playing with The Montclair A. C. team.
this i1ts day they have come to tho conclusion in
Albany buffalo and Providence want to bo counted
in II there S AN American Association reorganization.
s 60 Of the a. Of
Of Woit to DO eaeeti"e ''A Ase'' plenty
Sam Wise Is always popular with Boston crowds.
Won the pennnnt in 1858 "''A D''''A
The Broo.yns have released s.0yey !. wa. only
tion went TO nghtnE over this player
Instead of locking In the woods for wonders in the
JUN Connolly trial Connolly /. not novice 20 give
Herman Pi,z who ma, made .rsscIa with the groot!yn
Scranton Club OF the Psnnsyivania state League
MB1Avenue 4 station. Bergen Point. of tho Con.
walk Of the grounds The admission Is csna
catching 4. on Of Of Fl. sn, I.
Isn't in II win Wilson, Germans catcher accordingly to
Since Larry Twitehe beat John HAtnsd's long dis.
tance throwing record several other players thew
can better d" silver" King wants to throw with
Twitchell for $500 n side.
Webtervelt, Tying Clare. and Anderson make strong
quartet or pitchers, and It mostly duo to their
effective work that the Amateur League CHI
games were so interesting.
The hnal games for the amateur League champion.
ship will be decided next Saturday. IL Is not likely
that the postponed games will be played OF II the
Staten Island Crickets lose on Saturday.
Gsorge Miller. tho SUSPENDED Pittsburgh catcher ia
playing with the Harrisburg Club. where he In n King
and Is making good money The Clevoands want him.
but Buck enberger says the "caiopo" will be sold
or traded.
There is deal to exchange Brod.s Of ST. Louis for
Virtue OF Cleveland. The latter clubs idea 10 10 pay
Ewing at first with Brode at right using Tebeau as
general utility man long as hcuArr continues to
cover third base acceptaby.
New York. Brooklyn, Phiadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh
others with tho possible exception OF Louisville Will
come out pretty nearly even
Cole of the staten Island Cricket Club has the be.t
batting record for q single game In the Amateur
League. Last Saturday al Livingstcn Cole made two
times the bat. Five singles was tho previous I'd
IL 10 doubtful II Wsservelt wouid have
the New York A. C. their Western trip had the club
lett earlier the WeBterveIt nxious
10 have tho Amateur League pennant float over the
they were sure OF victory.
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or for tho National kezntta-A Struggle
for tho Secretnryship.

Tho local delegation Of boating men who intend to
witness tho championship regatta Of tho National As
ISOLATION at etroit. on Wednesday and Thursday, left
the Grand Central Station at O'Clock Saturday night
In the party werei julius D. Mahr. President Of tho
Middle States Regatta Association; H. Allen. Ravens
wood C., A. Hopper. fassaic Il. c.: Judge TIghe.
yaruna b. c.. Barlow S. Weeks. VicePresident of tho
New York A. CO. Fred Fortmeyer Secretary OF the Mid
die States Regatta Associa'ion A. H. Groe President
OF the Eureka b. G. of Newark; J. L. Balanyne. Prest
dent of the Arthur Kull Association: Theodore Van
Ra len ex.captain Of the Atlanta b. c. W. C. Doscher
capt ain Of tho Atalania Boat cub and o hers
There Will be hut struggle tor place tn
the Executive Board OF thr Nation which
will meet AT the Russell House. Detroit after the
the nrst day Of tho regatta or tho four members
Whose terms expire. the following will succeed them.
selves: Charles L. Catin OF Chicago Walter Simpson
OF Boston, and \. r. sweet Of Pawucket q =. Scnmdt
is being opposed for seerstSry by Glade Zappone Of
There is said TO be two elements the Board. pro-
Rressive and progressive. the former being
posed OF young men who are st lacking In numbers
to advance their idehs while tho latter function
whole are intent viii servir up the dish OF
events year after year II ZappoDe who is of tho
progressive ripe elected it will give that
enough working power carry out some OF their ideas
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The Staten Island A. had another easy victory at
West New Brighton Saturday. They defeated tho
South Brookyns by of 1856 to 80. and declared
their inning at . close with only i've wiokets down
Moons 49, not out the top OF the Islanders
Peacock with H. and Chittick with TO- the only
double figures for South Brooklyn.
Among other saturday games were! Tho Vtctortas.
by defeating tho New Yorks at Central Park gained
another point in the second section race The
llS To 81. DEM H. A. and Douglass. 30. were tho
high scores for the ViotoraS McNevn CARED on tho
honors for the New YORK. with IL At Central Park
the Camden Club defeated tho Br oklyns second
eleven BY I" ~ and at the place tho Victorias
second eleven beat Harlems second by OF 81 to
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The Navahoe VIII Meet All the English
Cracks Tomorrow.

LONDON. Aug. 6-The Britannia Valkyrie.
Navahoe. Calluna, and Satanita will compete
for the Earl OF Desart's cup In the Royal Vic.
toria Yacht Club regatta at Kyde Isle OF Wight,
on Tuesday.
In order to prevent a drifting match such as
occurred In 1851. the Royal Victoria Yacht Club
has ordained that any match for the gold cup
in which the average speed Is below five knots.
shall be sailed over again.
The Ealkyrie will sail for America on Aug.
20. Prior to her departure she will sail
m atch with the Navahoe. probably early next
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shootine Fixture. or tho Week.

Moudayawnvery Gun Club. live birds and blue
rocks. at Dexter Park.
Tuesday--North Side Gun Club. live birds at Queens
County Driving Park, Maspeth; New York Germ an
Gun Club blue rocks at Dexter Park.
WodneshAy-PArkwayR Rod and Gun Club live birds,
q. nsxt,r Park; Fountain Gun club. live birds At
Observation-Disclosures Gun Club live birds. at Dexter
Park
wood Park Long Island.
saturdAy.New Utrecht Roo and Gun Club. live birds.
at West End Grounds. Conoy Island.
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The Pilgrim and Jubilee Ready for tho
Great Trial.

Bos1oS Aug Cat o'clock this afternoon tho PHI.
grim came out of the dock at tho Charlestown Navy
Yard locking as bright as new dollar. She was
towed to Vineyard Haven Mr. Stewart one of the de.
sgners and Herbert Otis were on board. Monday she
HOSTS sail and will proceed to Newport. The jubilee
which has been put In trim tho Atlantic works waa
also aunc hed to-day, and on Monday morning win be
taken to L.wsy's yard, where the nnAi supervision
will be made.
in the afternoon shs will go to Newport under sail,
Gen Payne says he IL satisfied with her appearances
and thinks nothing has been left undons TO make her
in every way a dangerous competitor While he does
not that sh is tho fastest yacht built he
il mot in the least afraid Of her.
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annually OF Canarsie Landing. in Jamaica Bay
held yesterday afternoon and despite the lack Of
wind. was very interesting. Twelve yachts divided
into two classe took part in the Tho
Of ten miles. from Capt Rigbys Hotel at Canarsie
Landing. east to and around a stake boat of yande
veer's Creek. south to md around a stake n main
CHANNEL, west to and through the tanarsie break.
waters and re- urn to the starting point This
sailed over twice.
fach yacht was allowed its time allowance at tho
start. The Sunset IN class b. was the hrst to get
under way She was closelv followed by the KrapR
The little yachts 1T class started
the other. The sunset and kraps sailed side by sid
for time before tho Krhps under the ahle man
agement OF Capt Rugby. Jr. forged ahead and won
very handy. The summaries;
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Tho Atlantic Transport lines new twin-scrcw
cargo and cabin passenger steamship. tho
Mobile. finished yesterday her maiden voyage
from Belfast. where she was built at the yards
OF Harlnnd & Wolff, i is said that she is no
made the run from Belfast in ten days She
measures 5.779 tons. gross. She can carry
Lnnn II "A
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baseball Games To-day.

Brooklyn Va Now York. at Eastern Park.
Washington VS. Boston. At Washington.
Baltimore VS.. Philadelphia. at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh VS.. Chicago. at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland Va Louisville. at Cleveland
Cincinnati vs.. st. Louis, at Cincinnati
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Grexsa,n. and Billy Smith 4. Town.

A'eck Greggains. accompanied by Joo Lewis. his
hacker: Billy Smith. Joe King. Billy Henn.ssy. and
Frank Dunn of California, arrived in town from Boston
last night. GrsggAins is looking we'll Gregga ms
showed SCs reporter letter which no had received
from DOminick pMaley. in which tho III n.
II ne won his battle vain Crsodon he would hang up
the latter could not well refuse O'Mailey has aisa
ouered smith u $1,000 purse 10 fight Tommy RYAN
smith wants m re money. however -'~"'
match Smith against ID, npsey. ~N'N'~ W
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The Catholic Benevolent Legion's Coming
Games.

meeting OF the united committee Of the Catholic
Benevolent Legion was held yesterday afternoon At
Ledwith Hall Arrangements were completed for
holding the annual festival games the legion on
Aug ~ AT tho Harlem River Pari. 127th street ana
Second avenue An elaborate programme OF games
was reported blythe nommittee Ithexpectsd that
many members Of the athletic AkSuclations Of
ta.s city WILL take part IN the c0atssIG
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There was considerable vim and snap displayed in
yesterdays championship game of Gaelic football at
Ridgewood Park between tho Faugha- BAllaghs and
Mtchels. The latter team by the score Of goals
and points to points In the nrst half the Mtches
by adroit playing managed to score goals and 8
points. ODonnen and Buckley of tho Mitcheis did
some Ono work In this half. while Muiigan of the
Faughs distinguished himeslf The "Fauy hs" In ado
points in the nrst half The teams wsrei
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CurIew Win. tho Columbus Cup.

sRrLrxR ISLAND. Aug. 6-Tho Shelter Island Yacht
Clubs annual regatta was decidod yesterday under
some great disadvantages The for the cntboa,s
were for double prizes The best part of tho races
were over the first of the COURSE Tho Curew John H.
Ntchies fleet yacht captured tho honors Of the day
She crossed tho finish limo far ahead OF her compe
tors As tho Columbus cup was won by tho Curew
last year It thus becomes MIR. Nichies Personal prop
erty. Tho summary;
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Totals. IA 14'232o12 Totals. 10 IL 70 IA
sDevereaux declared out
GGcrham,,, ;H.........".".....2 S-I4
Murray tlihs. o o o U $40
Earned rIns-Murray Hill. .: Gorhaul. l. First
base OIL error..Murray Hin. 8; Gorham !. Left on
bases.Mnrray hin. 81 Goghanl. Base on ball.-Mur
Hill 3; GoriRm L. Struck out--MurrAy Hill, Il:
Gorham. g. Stolen bases-Mnrray Hill Q: iorhatn. 5.
Home runs-Dougass kennedy Three. base hi;-Penno.
Two-base hits-Brown booker en- Winter Devereaux.
Sacrifice hit-DeysreAux. Double plAys-Shank Brown.
and stovey: Kennedy. Devereaua. and Gordon. Wild
pitcheB-revereanx. I: Andrews 0. Passed bals-Win-
ter I. Cmpiro-Flint. Ttme-2:o7.
EAsroS. 1s; oLTNPiCs. 10.
Tho Enston. Pa. Club played tho Oiympics OF Pater-
son at Lakeview Park yesterday. with tho following
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wm,,amsburxh Athletes DO Better.

Better handlcnpptng created closer finishes at the
regular competitions among the members OF the Will
liamsburgh A. A yesterday morning. The track was
In fair condition. and the time made good in the
runs Tho results:
Onehundred. yard Dash. Handicnp-FnAl heat won
by Harry Antcfe. feet Edward Cotiaux. q feet sec
ond: Louis Kruger, scratch. third Time. IN sec.
onns.
Final heat won by William c. Kaiser, 10 yards; I'd
ward CotAux, yards second: Lonis Kruger 10 yards
third Time. ~ seconds.
Putting tho Twelve. pound Hammer Handed p-won
by Harry Fisher lS feet. with actual throw of III
feet Ii inches; Charles DOrmann. scratch. second
with 81 feet inches; Arthur CoIbsy. scratch thrd
with 10 feet inches
Eunning hop. Step. aud Jump. Handicap-won by
William O. Kaiser. 10 inches with ob feet inches:
William Feeney. 81 inches. second. with 3U feet In.
chss: a. Dornnnn, foot third. with 81 feet inchea
Standing High Jump. Handicap-Won by Edward
toudArdt inches with feet 10 inches: William G.
Kaiser Is inches second, with 8 feet inches; Wiiaul
II, Feeney, third with feet 10 inches.
Pole Vault for Distance, UHnlicap-Won by William
H. Fceney Is inches with 70 feet 4 inches: William
O Kaiser inches. second with 20 feet o& inches:
Charles Dormann. feet. third with 10 feet inches
One-half Nile Kun, liandicap-Won by Edward 10
tiaux. 10 yards: William Feeney, 10 yards second:
James Feeney. yards. third. Time. minutes I6X
One.halr Milo Walk. Handicap-won by Louis KruR.
err scratch Robert A. Taylor 80 seconds second; vii.
liam Feensy. 40 seconds. third. Time. minutes 6
seconds.
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Other 9omep.


Instead OF entertaining the zoo or moro spectators
who iourneyed to Leo Park yesterday
ness the second game between the coloreu Gorhama
and Murray Hills. tho dusky bail tossers made their
lives burden by constant k,cktns and other baby &C.
vctors by OF IL to TO- they entitled
the game. the nve runs scored in the eighth inning
due to early all the batting out OF regular
Tho fray Hills protested, but the umpire
fused O int erfere Tho score:
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Earned runs -CiucinnatI. .; ST. Louis, 3 FIRST base
by otror..Cincinnati.3 .; st, louis Left on bases
Cross, on sullivan 5; on greiicnsts,n. q on CLARK:
Werden. Cooley Two.base Mts-McPhee Smith.
aacrincs hits-McCarthy: eason Breienstein Stolen
Smith, Cenavsn. Coinistey, sullivan Double plays
Cooley and worden. Hit by pitcher-By sullivan 1;
by Clarksou. ]. Passed bail-vaughn. Umpire
snyder. Time-2,55
CINCINNATI. 0: ~. LOUIS 2-srcoNp CANE.
CtNuSsATi. Aug ala the second game only six
innings were played but In that time the local team
showed up better than tho visitors and won Latham
allowed to return to the held. Tho secret
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Ctneinnnti and 81. Louis Brenk Ever-Chi
oaEo Rents LonIsNiiIe.

CINCINNATI, Aug. o-rwo games were played here to-
day by the Cincinnati and ST. Louis clubs and II IL es
tmated that 900 persons were present In the nrst
game the fielding vac poor bat the visitors won by
strong batting. Latham got into n dispute with the
umpire aud was ordered out OF the game. The secret
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VIGOROUS HINDBALL PLAYING,
but tho Extreme Heat Keeps Many OF the
ReEulnrs In the BncL ground.

Old humidity for proved to be q little too much
for handbA players in general Club day" and tho
majority OF the regulars slipped past the dressing
room and anchored in comfortable seats tho gal.
lery DR. Phil Smith. however turned up with enough
reserve energy to supply team. and was soon alb
sorbed in his periodical effort to do" Champion
Casey The Doctor ably Rbotted by John Malcolm.
and they Kept the champion and Major Carmody busiy
engaged in stern chase AFT err the nrs Tho fol-
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Earned runs-raterson, 1: Cuban Giants T. Two
base hits-Smith. Williams Grant ~, Paterson w
Jackson CO. Three.b.ss hits-ssmith. A. Jackson.
Nelson Cato. First base errorsPaterson a. Cuban
GiAnts =. First base on bals-PAterson 2; Cuban
Giants T. Struck ont-CubAn Giants. 3. Double plays
Grant. white. and Paterson. Passed ball-Rafsrty.
Umpre-Hopkins. Time-TwO hourk
AT BUFFALO.
Buffalo ...................6 o o / o Ia
BinghA m ton -. =. 80. ......O o o o o o O.
Base hits-Buffaio. II; BinghAmton. =. Errors-Buf.
fAlo 8; BnRhamton.< BatterieB-MeAkin and Urau.
hart Duryen and sweeney
COLLEGE FONT.
winonas. % 8 q o 8 1-la
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o u O. 7
National League Record.
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CHICAGO. IL: LOUISVILLE. 7.

CHICAGO. Aug O-Jlmmy Ryan was terribly cut
about the head face. and neck In . railroad wreck
near Toledo this morning He was also badly cut
the left leg and is now IN St Luke. Hospital where
the eyes. but his sight not Injured neither
any bones broken. The team that Arson presented
against Louisville this AFT patched up AZ
fair wilmot was in centre Decker IN left. and Dun.
gan In right PARROT received another trial ut
ond and mad he been quick could have taken part in
doubles, The score;
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FdngN-d- HdIldghl
II KerrtRAn GO
New York Che.,meu to PIav.

Tho midsummer tournaments Of the Now York State
Chess Association will take place at the Hotel 81.
George. Nov Brighton, from Aug. 7 to L. Tho third
tournament for tho ~Zsitng challenge trophy will
be played and prizes are also offered in handicap tour
nnmentA AL the experts In the state are expected to
be
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A Brooklyn Trolley to Mako Better T,

Anew schedule went into effect on the Sew.
enth avenue Brooklyn trolley railroad YES
terday by which there will BIO eight trips day
instead OF seven. The old schedule was 40
street and Ninth avenue and 43 minutes for
the downtown trip. The new SEIZED die ma az
these trips 80 minutes each.
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balls-On Hughes, I; on Wilson. !. STRUCK BY
Hughes, 8: by wilson. ] Inme runs-Warner GAYLE
HuVhes Three-base hits-WMnr. Krause stewart.
IwoS"fs aisrtsw 81 Mare Ss rnrrsI l.
pitcher-By wilson. I: bv Hughes, !. Umpires-Hor-
hung and Quinn. Time-2:1u.
CUBAN GIANTS. IA: PATERSON @.
Paterson yesterday the Cuban Giants defeated the
IatarnonA handilY. Tho AcOIai
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Bedford Christians On Track and Field

Tho Bedford branch Of tho Brooklyn Young Mems
Christian Association continued their Psntathlou
competition In neld and track sports on Saturday
The resultst
Ftty.yArd Dash, Scratch. Standard Z 85 seconds
First heat by j. u. Forman, with A. A. Forman
Chauneoy Hamil ion. with y. G. Williamson second
Time, o 10 secondA
Running High jump Scratch, STANDARD 8 feet inch.
si-Won by A. A feImAn Jr: NTH feet 2f inches;
@ Forman third, with 4 feet 11A inches
Throwing the Twelve. pound Hammer. Scratch, Stan.
dard SO feet-won by A. FormAn Jr- with 80 feet 8
inches; Chauneey Hamilton second with rs fsetl
Pole Vault for Height Scratch. STANDARD feet-Won
by A. A. FoTman. Jr. with feet w inches; j. o For
man. second, with feet IN inches; Chauncey Hamil.
ton. third with feet ll4 inches.
One-milo Run Scratch. standard minutes 20 sec
onds-Won by Chauncey Hamilton; time, 8 minutes
bIN AecondL Edward Waite was second; time, q
minutes J. @. Forman third: time. minutes 10
ON the computation OF the points the result was, A.
A Forman, Jr.. 200: ChAuneey Hamilton. 293. j. q.
EoTmRn. AL
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Earned runs-Chicago. g. First base by errors-Cht
easo. 4; LouisyiLle Lets on ba.ss.ChicaEo, s;
Hemming II Homo run-Decker Two base hits
Anson DUNCAN; Pfefer. Grim Sacrifice hits-Brown
Ing. Dahlen. Weaver. Parrot, Wimot, DUNCAN. T.
Brown Grim. Stolen base-Dhhlen. Passed ball
Schriver. Umpre-Mayer Time-li5Q
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Next Saturdays Games WIN Have an Tn
portrait Bearing the Championship.
The race for the cricket championship OF Few York
10 rapidly drawing to q close and next Saturdays
games should break the tie between the New Jersey
A. C. and staten Island @. c. The reoerdsi
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Baseball, Fssi.r1 4 ark. 4 r. NJ. To-day.
proptlyA W. New York. AdnAIs0n. soe and 2bs.'-
-
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Earned runs-C tncinnntL 2. First base by errors
St Louis. Left on bases-Cincinnnti 3; St Louis &
First base on balls-of Bretenstein. q OF Chamber
lam, struck out-By sreitsnstsin. I: BY Chamber.
van. Sacrifice hits-Ho!lday, Latham Quinn (?, sto.
len bases-Brodie. Latham. Double plnys-iIoliiday
and McPhee. Hit by ptehsr-.By Chan be rlain. i.
Wild ptch-Chnmberlsin. Passed ba-Murphy I'm.
pire-Snyder, Tme-1:33
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ct. Brown out, hit by batted ball. Brown ng out.
running out Of line.
GnS.g0 ....."o S5sd7 az
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Totals. ....l21 1.25 u g Totals. .......
The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-17

zsxeaanfe.
sn. ErAss sarca intertsrad in a most
rnwarrantea and afsaszGry ua&sns1 with
poker game thatwas paying me big
profit said an old 0onie lerate veseran
recently. sait wac shortly after slla
haasln of Shis6h ana we Canfeaa we're
fa inu nFetty badly down III tae nouth,
4 was un tho advanced picket line one
bright moonlight night and the Yanks
had = psst autg few hundred yards
away. We shot at each other until We
got alred Ct ahe upori, then we swspped
newspapers, coffee aud tobacco. A
dara asyil young Yankee corporal
walked right into our post, sat down on
len al unecncerned as you please, and
asked ns II we knew how 10 play dFaW
nnhar. Dia WEI We rather thoaght
wi tisd Had we any greanbaeks2 A
fam. Ihen we pnilrd ont aeok 81
cards, ana we sat down 10 play. Pretty
Haun another Nank came ever, then
another, aHtfl there were ak 81 EN-,
and we 81 Joined Ia and played wide
upan game. forgetting that the cruel
war van not over. Lack nsme my wny
and soon had everybody hut the 4sn-
ksa corporal broke The rest we're
aqnataed around. blne and FrEy, watch
ing chr game, when their came that
ugSy o.l.l.sck-icksick 10 iamillar 20 the
seidiers ear. We locked np, agd there
ntansl Yankee sergeant with foar men
the1r mnakets cscked, Members az
4ha EoTty.ninth, consider yourselves
under arrest, gai6 the sergeant. Oh,
n0me nov, SsrgGant, the corporal be-
gan. uhan hoesenan reigned up
behind the guard. and he concluded;
sESan. arsAt, lsy holty. Ebe blue coats
got no hooking lika a lot OF whipped
Rehool boys, and 1sslntad their com.
mandeS, who eyed them W. stsrnly as
sphinx. They hled IN front 81 tht
guard and started for camp WheT
1helr backs wese turned on him, Gran
Fe1Ovea the cigar iranl his ulaatk, and
with a cynicaI smile, askad the Gan
faaeEAse na8vBst iiims Whna aheadg
0h, Rar ahoad, replied the dsfeade
of tAa atnrs and bars tTEosa ChamF
you've brought down here can't pla.
poker little bit. But they aan fight
Esnsral. ] FsBasrkei, Have 10 somo
tiMea, said Grant llryiy.