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TITE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1880-S1XTEEN PAGES. RAILROAD XITIE-TABLteT AITCXION SALES. AUCTIOXAIJES. larire desrree, the increase or decrease in interest Bases on errors Troy, Cincinnati, 3. Bases on balls Trov.

2. BASE-BALL. Bj GEO. P. GORE fab and 83 Wabasb-ar.

in the ruaaonai (jnwo. thus far in the season that a Bj GEOHEGAN RETELL. 131, 183, 135, and 197 Kandolph-st, Cor. Flfth-aT. Struck out Ferguson, Harbldge, Welsh, J.

larire part of the community have become so iteiny. Left on bases Trov. 4: Cincinnati. 8. dissatisfied that it almost amounts to utter ais-mist.

and have about concluded to patronize REGULAR TRADE SALE. iJoublo Dlavs Ferguson to floe-B-eswell. 1: The party on tho Berlin are largely Germans, who will also leave for Chicago immediately upon arrival. Two more large steamers are due within ten days, and Baltimore promises from 20,000 to 25,000 emigrants as her quota for June. WITCHCRAFT.

Muskogee, Indian Territory, June 8. "rue Seminole Indians have found a veritable witch, an old woman and her dog. Pte bas been lawfully tried, found guUty of witchcraft, and will be executed Tuesday next. Vha rnme no longer. Thev have said to Mansel.

Smith, and J. Carpenter, Smith, ARRIVAL AND MPAIlSflFTRAST EXPtASlTIOS Of RlRRtyci MARITta Chleauro fe Nor-th wester-w For Maps. tiuide-Books. siI.T accommodauons, apply at any of tii ticket offices of the Companv: art Grand Pacific Hotel, Brink's fcxpre? Tt northeast corner Kandolph and House, .3 and at the deii. auutr- tkomwii-M! We will wait until Decora' Chicago Victorious Over Provi dence by a Score of 6 to 3 Yesterday.

Granty Hnn.nir nd see what the result is. If our DRY GOODS, Tuesday, June 8, 9:30 a. m. A dealing Pale. One Thousand Lots.

A LARGE BANKRr.PT STOCK. boys win. it will leave us some hope: it they lose and play a poor game, good-by to base-ball in Kmtnn. to fir as I. am This is the way many have talked, and, if they carry it Thereby Maintaining Its Strong Aim srn GKO.

P. GORE Auctioneers. I Leave. A rnve. Lead In the Championship Kace.

ePaclflc Fast Line M'YICKER'S THEATKE. "got" too mucli Aunty; pm! 3.i OUH USUAL WEDNESDAY AUCTION SALE aSioux City A Yankteu out, the Boston CJub can readily see that, unless they win. or plav a good game if defeated, the interest in the Club will lag and gradually fall away. All the team needs is confidence. It does not follow that, because the Chicagos have met with great success so far, they are incapnble of defeat.

Collectively, the Boston team is as stronir as that of Chicago, and all that is needed is confidence in their ability to defeat their opponents and careful playing in tho field to in- Worcester Beaten by Buffalo and oiniouque uay Itio via Clinton. i' Pa oDubuque Kj. via Po omana Niht Express lj 2.J-? 7:15 ij Des Moines Nilit Express a aDes Moines Day pmi Sioux City A Yankton ll1: pS ai Kapi.ls express Sir? am Freenort Kockford mr' nm OF BOOTS, SHOES, and Boston by Cleveland. And the latter feel so hila I I. aure victory ior lae nome ciuo.

TFIE TRIGGER. pmfi' -reneva i.n ant aKreepor fordA Lake i rious that they intend, along Borne of the Atrocities Perpetrated in ejiiiwausee Mail tMilwankee Bpecial- The Lake Georjre Sportsmen's Association SLIPPERS eMilwauKee A ren Bar Dra Boston upon Visitirg- Teams. held a shoot yesterday at Klelnman's Park, with the crowd to CMilwaukee Puanmr i. nm Grand Crossing. A $75 Remington gun, presented by D.

H. Lamberson, was offered as a prize. For June at 9:30, TITE CHAMPIOXSniP. and was won by R. A.

Turtle, with a score of lu at twenty-six yards. C. N. Holden and H. L.

bMilwaukee A reen "'t lit- A I l-m 2J I MJreen Bay i bt. Paul A Minneapolis Express' l(H in I brit Paul A Minneapolis Exprlas 5 2 bLa Crosse A im.n, I 7 fcldCYosseA Minnesota. olo, Go-again Rev-el, The Cbicajros closed the week with the very Will be a very attractive one, and finely assorted, and ail adapted to present wants, uuyers snoma not iau Porter divided the second prize. PEDESTRIANISM. xcellent reoord of sixteen games won and three loet, counting in the game of May 29 in which to iook trns sate over.

GEO. P. gokk co- a 1 111 nM. on mona tenirai iKnr 80 and 82 Wabasa-ay. the Bostons played George Wright Illegally, and Amid the entire contents of 10 ake I J.

Buffalo, June 5. George Guyon, of Chicago, won the first prize in 0'Learys second six-day which. If League agreements are worth any 4:15 "in First-Class Residences, consist THURSDAY, June 10, at 9:30 a. thing, must be scored as not being a game of tournament, making 356 miles. THIRD AND LAST WEEK.

OF THJ GREAT KQYELTY and SPECIALTY PANTOMIME, ABBEY'S HUMPTY-" DUMPTY AND SPANISH STUDENTS. THE GREAT PA2TTOMIMB FAVOB1TES, MAFFITT AND BARTHOLOMEW, JONES AND FRAZER, RAYMOND AND LEVANTINE, Mdlles. BARETTA AND ORTORL THE GREAT EGTPT1A-N JUGGLER, ALt BEDI VAI-1 EA. THE GREAT EQUILIBRIST, FRS I. lETASTISK.

THE CHAMPION GYMNASTS, TUB SXOW BROTHERS. AND THE WORLD-FAMOUS SPANISH STUDENTS. REMEMBER, THIS 13 THE LAST WEEK. Six Nights and Two IVIatinees. Monday, June 14 In anen ration of the Comic Opera Beason THE BIJOU OPERA I'OMPAJJY In Alfred the championship series, and hence no game.

Another to Stock of Cleveland has made a long stride during the week, and is now squarely In second place, with ing of Furniture, Pnllmnn Hotel Cars are run throueh. het.T eao and Council Bluffs, nd iTi?" on tbe tain leaving Chica No other road runs Pollnun or sbt nthi. hotel cars west of Chicago. otner ton a Depot corner of Wells and Klnsle-sta. Depot corner of Canal and Kinzle-suL For Maps, Guide-Books.

Time-Tables, A.ceommodauoiis, apply at anV Tth. twelve games won and seven lost. Worcester and Trov are a tie for third, and Providence, Bos CROCKERY and CHARGED WITH MURDER. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Cleveland, June 5.

E. E. Young, a resi ton, Cincinnati oome next in the order Carpets, named. The base-ball patrons or Chicago nave dent of this city, was arrested to-night charged very reason to feel satisfied with the Club's lCken.imc.'s or the Coratmnv in Chien. GLASSWARE.

with the murder of his son, a boy of 14. For the Grana fact no Hoiel. Brinks Express Oani northeast corner Kandolph and Rt.V.!!.. Chamber Suits, Eastern career, as It is playing yet the best game In the League, and there seems now no Grand General Depot, corner cVn-il i Palmer House, aid SSer ciSt past three years it is alleged Young has treated his son in a brutal and inhuman manner, depriving him of necessary food and clothing. Jnst received.

40 Casks of W. G. Ware, assorted. reason to doubt that it is, what has Deen claimed MaditKD-t. (on VV et Side which will be opened for this sale.

Also, 10 Casks for It here, the strongest team In the League Parlor Suits, beating and bruising him, in consequence of Leave. ArriveT nicely assorted C. C. Ware, to be sold In packages. 35 Casks Rock, and Yellow Ware.

1.0J0 BrU. Assorted Glassware. It was hard luck that lost the two Boston games, nd harder still that kept the Chicagos from which the boy died May 13. The Woodland Ave 7:50 am ft 7:30 Also, Lamps. Brackets.

Ac A car load of Stoneware. bOttawa Streator b.a.esDurji r'aner. bN'ebraska Exnresa nue Methodist Church, of which Young is a Lace Curtains, Goods packed for country merchants. GBO. P.

GOHK A Auctioneers. winning th extraordinary sixteen-inning tame of Friday, for in the seventeenth Mmbuque A Sioux City Express press member, investigated the charges last Wednes-dav, and tho defendant was acquitted, but to-dav W. R. Preston, a well-known attorney and lot) am bs? 11 ft f-tfj; Inning, when Providence had been blanked. tfacinc Kast express 'Kansas A Colorado Sideboards, Williamson led off for Chicago with a three-baser, and with Anson, Kelly, aim J.

fteuiy. i. Passed ball C. Reillv, 3. Balls On Welsh, 96; Purcell, 106.

Strikes Off Wah, 24; Purcell, 43. Time 2:45. Base hits Troy, 12; Cincinnati, 11. Fielding errors Troy, Cincinnati, T. Umpire-Tilden.

OTHER GAMES. Boston', June 5. Cleveland, Boston, 8. Albany, N. June 5.

Nationals, Al-banys, 4. BOSTOX AND PROVIDENCE. The treatment received by the Chicago team at Boston and Providence can be learned from a private letter and telegram received at this office as follows: Boston, June 2. As to the treatment of the Boston Club towards the Chicagos, I would sav that they are not very courteous at least, aud of course you know just how they would act. And as for the Boston audience, they really outdid themselves in trying to see how mean they could act, more especially toward Anson, with all sorts of cat calls, and names unworthy the meanest, most Godforsaken crowd you could Imagine.

If anv of the boys tried to make a play'or run after a ball, the whole audience would rise en masse and shout at top of their lungs. Well, if you ever heard a Boston ball crowd, I can safely say they would easily discount the worst you ever saw. "Now for the umpiring, and I don't believe in kicking about umpiring, but Billv McLean must have tried to see how badly he could do. The boys had no chance to run bases, for in all close decisions Boston got the best of it all the time, every time. He put Burns out once at second and one man out at first when there is not the least doubt but they were safe.

In the Saturday's game he gave Powers a base on balls when all the reporters said he should have been out on strikes, which would have been the third man out, and as there was one man ahead of him, and the next man made a base hit, then Jim O'Rourke made a two-base hit and brought them in three runs, and won the game. In the same game Flint was at the bat and struck at a ball, easily a foot wide. McLean says 'Foul and out'; then as Flint was walking to bis seat he says, 4 No; one and jdld him to go In yesterday's game. June 1, Jim O'Rourke had made a base hit. and Burdock struck a ball over the left held fence Just over the foul line.

The umpire ran up on the line and called foul and motioned them to ga back, which they did. O'Rourke came back to first and Burdock was looking for bis bat. when the crowd raised the worst noise imaginable, yelling like a pack of wild Indians, and hissed, etc. Then McLean says Fair and the boys Jumped on the bases and ran around homo. He then eame up in front of tho reporters' stand, and said: 'The ball went over fair, and the wind blew it The wind was blowing stronir against the ball all the time, which would keep the ball fair, and not blow it foul.

I sup- ose he did not think how thin his excuse would ook. He fined Anson $20, and then said: I take It back, and will see you after the but did not come around. He told Anson to-night that he was a 'little and that he would let it 'And now, In conclusion, I would say that the boys have had a tough time, and it is a wonder that the crowd would let them win at all, for they seemed like the boy that was after the woodebuck, and bound to have the games by fair or foul means, and I have given you my honest views. Whether the treatment to our team here is any different than any other team gets at their hands, I can't say; but they are a bad crowd." The following private dispatch regarding the sixteen-inning game at Providenoe will be read wit interest Providence, R. June 4.

The game was called back to the sixteenth inning after Providence had been retired in the seventeenth and Williamson had made a three-base hit, with no one out. Then the Providence Club insisted on the umpire's calling the game on account of darkness. The sun was then thirty-one minutes high, and but slightly cloudy. Umpiring finest 1 have seen this season up to that time. Mr.

Chadwick, of the (Upper, witnessed fourteen innings, and then left to get to New York train. It is reported that Richmond and Hawes, of the Baltimores, will Join Providence on Monday. TITE CASE OF GEORGE "WRIGHT. The Providence Journal has the following con member of the Humane Society, tiledan affidavit charging Young with murder in the first degree. Through some technicality in the construction Center ana Jos.

Albery latest euvess. FI RSIK KK, CARPETS, Come and See the Wonderful bRansas City A Texas Kast Line. Aurora Sunday bAiini i'stwn and Corcoran to follow him at bat, and no man Vlirrors, fee, out, it was almost p.n absolute certainty that the of the affidavit the defendant was admitted to bail in the sum of $2,000, to appear Friday next. IGHT SPECTR Rock ford Kr port Uoc. aiisEx' winning run would then be scored.

But Provi' 12M pmft3fj 1: pin 3 pm71Sa pm pra 9: pm ft 9:05 pm ft 6:56 ai IS dence suddenly discovered that it was getting BARGAINS Which are offered erery day at 8IIOT HIS SON. Special Diepatch to The Chicago Tribune. quite dark, though it was half an hour before Aurora bAurora Pasn er cOmaha Xijtht Express rt'exaa NihtExpress cKansas Itv A f-t. Joe Nlsrht bFreeport A Dubuque Express Wednesday A Saiurdav 'I'hnstr. CENTRAL MUSIC-HALL.

less than auction prices in the Cleveland, June 6. Capt. William Camp- In a large variety of Train boll, of the schooner Morning Star, was arrested to-night charged with shooting his son Egbert Mammoth Stores of unset, and the umpire was persuaded into calling game, though it could certainly have been played out. There Is no help for such a deal in umpiring; It is simply Chioago's luck to get it on all critical occasions. Following is the pm w.li pa FURNITURE, Ea-nrday.

7 exeept SanT. cDaily. exeenl Pullman 16-wheel Bleenlnr.r. with Intent to kill. Between 1 and 8 o'clock the son came to the vessel In company with aoouple EMPHATIC SUCCESS OF THE PEERLESS PINAFORE CO.

championship summary up to date: Geohegan Revell, Carpets, Oil Cloths, of sailors, ail drunk, and this so enraged the father, who was also under tho influence of drink, that he, shot at Egbert, the bullet piercing Coaches b-veen hlcaao, Counci IBlnfTs. Omahaf Joseph, Atchison, Topeka, and Kansas 1ty, throW. without Chan Parlor Cars. witb. Kecllnln CbiUri between Chicaco and Kansas City.

R. A iw? Ins -Cars attached to all trains. the young man ear. son was looked up Chamber Suits, Headquarters Northicest Corner of ior aunaenness. Parlor Suits, Despite the intense political excitement and great and numerous counter attractions, THIEVES ARRESTED.

Special IHtpatch to The Chicago Tribune. Chleaaro, 'Milwaukee A St. Paot Rail war. "Pan-Handle" Depot, corner Clinton and ruJji. sta.

Ticket Offices. Ciark-st Pahner Grand Pacino Hotel, and at Depot. I Leave. Arriva. Fifth-av.

Randolph-ste ALSO AT TTie Chicago Furniture Madison, June 6. Three young men gjjBia 9 3 5" 3 2 a. 3. 3 1 a Boston 2 1 4 1 8 Buffalo 2 2.... 2 8 Chiravo 1 6 6 3 1 18 Cincinnati 111....

14 Cleveland 2 4.. 4 2 13 Providence 5 1 1 2 9 Troy 2 2.. 3 1 3 11 "Worcester 2 2.. 4 311 Games lost. 3 18 7 9 8 9 77 this excellent Company have drawn FINE AND INCREASING AUDIENCES all the were arrested at Oregon to-day, who gave their Easy Chairs, Lounges, Hllwaukee Express names as George Young, Frank Kelley, and 7--ts am.

pm nm 10-30 (Kimuiuosoc uukesha week. The Management, therefore, yielding to the evident desire of the public, take SI, S3 fe 55 House BuUdin-tf. J. Moffat. A quantity of stolen property was juunnukoo, rt.

i nut at Jmnne-4 apolis txnress trains i found on them besides a kit of burglar's tools, 10:10 am 10:10 am 9:00 pm Bj R. T. MARTIN COMPANY, Green Bay, Menasha, and Ap-i pleton Kxpress trains Patent Rockers, pleasure in announcing ONE MORE WEEK, and certificates of deposit for quite a sura of money on the Nation tl Bank of Illinois and the jn mi, i mine an AUCTIONEERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, men. Iowa and UHkitt. Kt o.v.

Union Trust Company's Bank of Chicago. They Pier and Mantel 3Iirrors, Etc, PtevtMin Point and Ashland 9 00 7-m am Milwaukee, Madison, and Prairie were brought nere and placed in the liana Nos. 265 and 267 Stato-st. During which all Non-Theatre-Goers and lovers of this chaste and charming little Operetta are expected to avail themselves of S.u P88 10:10 am 7: Llbertvville Accommodation 6:15 pm g-30 am Eltfin Express am t-tf pi Bvron Passenger I CHICAGO VS. rHOVIDEXCE.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. County Jail. KILLED BY A TRAMP. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. the opportunity thus offered.

ALSO, Fixtures for Restaurants, Stores and Offices, at tT2. rX TT TTfc fS TT 9 Si Regslar sales of HOUfKROLD GOODS and GENERAL MERCHANDISE EVTKK1" THCK3DA at the Auction Rooms. Consignments of every description solicited. Usual Efenlng Performances and WEDNESDAY Sunday Passencer EUrtn) 5:00 pm 10:00 am Fort Wayne, June 5. Montgomery Special attention given to Outside Sales of Seal Providence, R.

1., June 5. The giants of the West encountered tho Providence champions this afternoon la the second championship game, In the presence of 1,800 spectators. The -J ai JLr J. 1 9 aii trains ran via Hi Tinkx. Todd, aged 24 years, a resident of Maples, this county, died last night of injuries received from 802, 304, and 206 R.1XD0LPH-ST.

Hale BoUdlng. and Minneapolis are good either via Madison aa4 and SATURDAY MATINEES. Box Offlce open at a. m. Secure your seat early.

Estate ana Personal Property. Extensire Sale at the Auction Rooms. vhwjj, ui jlmb Crosse ana vt inooa. game was an uninteresting exhibition through a tramp on the 15th of April. Todd was ALL GOODS SOLD FOR CASH OR ON EASY PAYMENTS.

llllnoi. mtrsl ftallmil. on his way home from the depot, and was stepped Elegant Household Furniture, De by a tramp who wanted to sell him a revolver, out, the batting being light and scattered, and the fielding falling far below ttje standard of professional excellence. Dorgan received a se OLYMPIC THEATKE, opposite Sbermaa House. TO-DAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 6.

XKCSSES. Pianos, Organs, Todd replying he did not want to purchase, was shot by the tramp, the charge taking effect in foot of Lake-st. and foot of Twentv-seeoTKj Ticket Offlce, near ClaA Grand Pacinc Hotel, and Palmer House. Leave. Arnva.

rious injury to his leg In Friday game, which $100 Sideboards, Library Tables, Mattresses and Bedding, threatens to disable him for the remainder of TWA nn ww nn the iorenead. mo tramp escaped. A FIENDISH FATHER. Ft. Louis A Texas Express RUPTURE am ai 1HV Wltdilif ILUriltJJ ct luouis Reward.

the season, consequently Bradley was placed at right field and McGeary at third; Goldsmith was Cairo A New exas boat Line 8:: pm g.ao pm Orleans 9-w am 7 JO as express pm I SxSipm lexas fast iine Desks, Carpets, Paintings and Chromos, Sumter, S. June 5. Yesterday Ellison aCairo A Texas substituted for Corcoran, and was not batted Eprinfftield 1 am i 7:1) aa newiu pay to a cnarttaoie institution fioo In case bbpMnKneid -NiKiit Express ess Hampton (colored), living within twenty miles of Sumter Court-Houso, beathisson, of 10 years, to death with a leather thonz. He first beat him of an Inguinal Hernia that can be retained by tbe Lounges and Easy Chairs, Patent Rockers, MATINEE AT 2:30. ONLY THEATRE OPEN IN THE CITY.

Night Performance at 8 o'clock. HYDE BEHMAN'S GREAT NEW YORK LOCAL pm' eokuk. am 7:30 a pm Peoria, Burlington A Peoria. Kurlincton A cerning George Wright's release: band that we cannot retain with the PARKER RE Pomiac A ChatsworUi am 10Ht)aa until his arm broke the switch, and then tied TENTIVE COMMON-SENS 8 TRUSS, patented July r.xDress. him up to a stake in the yard and struck him BAK1LETT, BUT MAN PARKER, 4: 8:30 pm 4:15 pm li am a a pm.

Gil man Passenger. Dubuque A Sioux City Express. Dubuque A hioux City Express. nearly wu lasnes, tne Doy expiring unuer tno 6S State-st, Chicago, DL AND OTHER On Thursday Morning: at 10 o'clock, AT THE AUCTION ROOMS, NOS. 265 267 STATE-ST.

lasn. xne iatner has Deen arrested. COMEDY CO. JJrt. t-ABiUK, tne patentee, has bad years' ex perience, the last 8 years with Marine Hospitals, Ar YICTOllIA'S BAND.

my, Nary, and Pensioners, the Governiaent having HUCH FAY, NILES EVANS, Also, at the same time, a Macnificent Ptelnwar Dl UllU 1 nl A k-. IT 1 oOn Saturday niebt runs to Centralis only, bOn Saturday niebt to Gilman oniv. cOn fcatimiay niht runs to Peoria only. Oitraaro A A iron. adopted onr appliance as the best In use.

A JllMJVl. i anvniai EilWUlli Many of the base-ball fraternity in this city were greatly surprised yesterdav to learn that George Wright played with the Bostons against the Chicagos Saturday, and had been released by the Providence management. The facts in the caseare-ihat at a late hour Friday night Harry WrijHit telegraphed to President Root, imploring him to release George that he might play with Boston in Saturday's game, the inference being that ho was wanted for that game only. President Root decided to send an affirmative answer, and did so, intimuting that he would lend George to him. George played in the game under the protest of Manager Anson, who claimed that George could not play with the Bostons until the expiration or twentv davs after his release from the Provlrlene pqtiare nanos, arior ans.

jc Cases that can be cured we never fall to cure-Manufacturers of the Gen. Match's Latest Report. Washfnqton, D. June 5. Gen.

Hatch tele Union Depot, West Side, corner Canal and Tan Btt BILLY BARRY, CLARA MOORE, KITTY O'NIEL, AND TUB LOCAL COMEDY, 3rTJXIOOJVS I'ICIVIO, WITH THE LIVK DONKEY, "JBBRP." NOTICE. near an ouren-si. onaise, ana 'l wenty thirdVst. Ticket Offices, at Depots, 80 8outh Ciar. Grand Pacific Hotel, and Palmer House, SEA3ILESS-IIEEL ELASTIC STOCKIXGS, graphs from Fort Craig, under date of May 31, that his four companies are reduced to about Leave, i Arriva.

By HENRY FRIEDMAN SONS, Auctioneers, 193, 201, and 2u3 ast Kandolpn-st. YOU WILL A 1 That Oar Regular Trade Sale of 100, and the Indian scouts are In pursuit of the Indians going to Mexico. There are about 100 Kansas City ft Denver Fast Kansas City Niunt Exnress quite as freely as Corcoran, although he did not succeed in striking out but a single Gray back. Ward pitched very effectively, but received wretched support at critical points. Providence opened at bat, and Hines tallied on his single hit, a wild pitch, a passed ball, and Gross' single.

Up to the tifth inning but four men saw first on three singles and called balls, neither of whom passed second base. Hines scored a second run on a base hit, Start's sacrificing hit, a steal to third, and Kurreil's double-buggor. Bradley got as far as second in the sixth on Anson's muffed thrown ball, while in the seventh Hines batted his third single, gained second on a passed ball, and tallied on wild throwing by Flint and Quest. Bradley reached third In the ninth on a single, a wild throw of Flint, and Quest's fumbled grounder, where" he remained. For Chtcairo, Gore and Williamson crossed the Slate in the first inning on called balls, two base its, a wild throw of arrell.

and Anson's sacrifice fly, while in the fourth Williamson ran two bases on Bradley's muffed Hy, and tallied on Anson's sacrifice grounder and Kelly's long fly. Anson made tho fourth tally, taking first on a force-out, second on a wild throw of Gross, and tho plate on Kelly's single. In the ninth Dalrymple and Williamson scored on two sinjrles, two put-outs, and a muffed thrown bail by Gross. The fielding honors were won by Burns, Quest, and Williamson for Chicairo, and Farrell, Peters, and McGeary for Providence. The draw gamo will be played off on Monday.

THE SCORE. Monday, June 7, ETery Night during the week, and Matinees Wednesday. Saturday, and Sunday. warriors in the party. The Indians are proba Patented March 1878.

FOR SAIiE. YacM for Sale. bt. Louis, bprtninield Mobile A New Orleans Express Louis, Springfield A bly Mexican Indians, and not Victoria's main Owlnu to the enormous success of HYDE ft BBH-MAS'B Great Star Troupe, they will remain one week longer, giving an entire change of Mil, concluding with ilULDOON'S PICNIC. Mike Iruldoon, liugh force, as supposed by Lieut.

Money, as they 12:30 pm 3:40 am pm am SHIIpm 9:00 am 5 :.0 pm 9:03 am pm am pm am 12:30 pm pm V- rast r-xpr'ss Club, and it is unrterstrod that Prcsideut Hultert sustained Anson's objection. It has been also intimated that the Boston management have Interpreted President Root's courtesy as a formal relinquishment and reloase of George Wright, which permitted them to retain his services so loiiar as be miht desire to nlav. have many wounded. The Gfcneral, concluding. Crockery and Glassware, 'M Pekin A Peoria Express Chicago A Paducah It.

R. Kx Streator. Lao P-- says: "tie may eaten them be tore they reach the line. My orders are snob that I ON Flush deck keel-schooner Yacht for sain- 550 tons. IIAYERLY'S THEATRE.

can follow them no further, and must look out Juliet A Dwijfht Accommodation! 122 feet over all. 3 feet henm. ilmimhi in foot inrhw J.H.HAVEKLY Manager and Proprietor. for Indian bands In the mountains here. Cusack Wednesnay, June 9, at 9:30 a.

m.f Is to be the LARGEST and MOST ATTRACTIVE with four companies of VS) men is doing hard scouting and good work east of the Rio Grande. Should give me fifty Indian scouts now, more Two complete suits of sails, and storm and racing sails extra. Six staterooms, bath-room, etc Warranted sound. Can be easiiy reconverted to centreboard with ti feet draught. Yacht being now in com-misoion with first-class sailing-master and crew, is Dept.

corner of Van Buren and Sberman-sta. TtcJ THI3 SUNDAY, LAST KIGHT. VISITORS, Remember IIAVERLI'S. HERE ARE THE SO XteantUal oan SO ever offered here. The same shall consist of valuable now than rour times the number of Re Grand Pacidc Hotel, and 75 Canal, comer 3Udito- SO crates W.

G. Crockerv. onen lots. reaay ior immediate use. or further psrticnlnrs apply to YACHT AliESCV, SS crates C.

C. Crockery, opon lots. cruits. The surprise made by the scouts on the 24th is more serious to the hostiles than at first supposed." Leave. a-i New ork.

10 GREAT COMEDIANS 10 The fact was that the confidence of thepatronsof the game in Boston in the nine was at the lowest ebb, and, unless the team bad mads a commendable showing on Saturday, It is extremely doubtful whether they would have given the ex-champions even a slender support. Wright's presence undoubtedly infused new vigor and enersry iuto the nine, aud thev played far more confidently. Anson's objection is absurd on tho fuce of it, inasmuch as the twenty davs' reservation applies onlv to plavers under contract, whereas Providence held Wright simply by the Buffalo agreement, which prevented him from joining any other League club during the present season unless released casics rvocmnsnam ana i el low ware, open lota. bbls Glassware. Table and Bar-KrH-m Ooods.

lollowing is Lieut, Money telesrram. who am Davenport A Peoria Council B.uffs Fast Express The Strongest of the Present Docade. Remodeled, OCEAN NAVIGATION. ieooratea ronet tets. boatner Uusters, Knives recommends the scouts: pm.

8:40 iveurgauizeu, sua nn.argea. xne ucieoratea ity. Leavenworth A At- "Fort Ccmmings. Mav 31. To fJr.n.

Ftatrh. rurfca, spoons, iiunps, TC. Goods packed by experienced packers. IW HOT FAIL TO ATTEND. Hamburg Amsricaa Packet Company's tlEHZ-SAmEY NOVELTY COMPAAY.

Fort drain. A. Trails lead from the west slda pm l. tm 5:110 nm am Peru Accommodation. Council Biufls Sistii.

Kansas City, Leavenworth A At 10:00 pm 60 am MnndiiT RHi nvrrw TnU'B 1 TIT XT rs of Cook's Cafion straight for the Florida Mountains. The hostiles are making for Mexico for the Denefit of the wounded. The trail does not seem to consist of as many as the former did. WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, wiiouniiiiKiH express. mt 20 sm fcndthe Rial draper uncle tom'S cabin COMBINATION, forming the ftronsresfc Company Daily except Sattirdajfc PallT except Sundays.

JDaily except Mondays. oy me providence Association. Consequently when President Root, in compliance with Mann-Ber Wrisrht'ft ren iiiwt releasor! him few Katur. Chicago. Dalrymple, Gore, c.

Williamson, 3 Anson, 1 Kelly, r. Goldsmith, Flint, Burns, s. s. Quest, 2 Think the trail was made by Victoria's party almost entirely. Money." Bj ELISON, FLERSHEIM General Auctioneers.

84 and 86 Randolph-sL REGULAR WEDNESDAYS SALE, June 9, at 9:33 m. Learag ftcw York ETery Thursday at 2 p.m. FOR UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, Introducing a genuine Bloodhound Chase. xINuJuaND, FEANCE, AND GERMANY. Depot, foot of Lake-st.

and foot of "I wen ty-seoonil-A licket Omce. Clark -su, southeast corner of Ha. THE WEATHER. Officte of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash- day game, George was legally open to an offer from any club, whether in the League or elsewhere, and ws not bound bv anv restrictions whatever. As to whether Harry Wright intends to claim George for future service, no official notification nor any communication has been received, and doubtless the rumor was the nmrlitet IIOOLEY'S TUEATRE.

aoipn, tiranq 1'adUc Hotel, and at Palmer Honae. FURNITURE A A 4 1 I 1 1 0 3 1110 0 0 4 3 1 2 2 3 0 4 1 0 0 10 0 2 4 0 1110 0 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 1 1 5 0 2 3 0 1 lk 2 4 0 3 0 0 0 6 2 2 31 6 6 7'27 13 6 5 3 3 3l 3 0 0 5 0 0 OilO 0 0 6 0 2 2 1 1 2 4 0 1 2 3 2 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 1 3 0 1 1 2 0 0 4 0 1 1 2 0 1 4 0 1 1 2 3 0 'iX 3 S) 13 5 MONDAY, June 7, One Week, and Wednesday nrl Kat'irHfiv pw nl Kan fvlaMaln and Air Line). Day Express ihoton, D. June 6. 1 a.

m. For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling followed by stationary or rising barometer, southerly veering to cooler westerly winds, partly cloudy weather and local rains. of some imaginative brain thirsting for sensa in Six Acts, by the authors 01 the Two Ornhana." Leave. Arriva. am 7:40 pa 4.ij pm.10:35 am 5 5:15 pm'f am am FOR PASSAGE APPLY TO It.

JlICIIAItn A New York, OR TO FELSEXTn VI. as EOZMrVSKI, SO fc 88 Chicago, General Pmssenger Agcatm. STATE LISME Kalamazoo Alvnmmntl.Hnn tional iame. it is not to De De ieved that tho entitled CARPETS, Atlantic Exnress Boston manaa-ement would attemnt anv snen Kittht Express Total Providence Hines, c. fctart, lb Gross, Farrell, 2 Ward, Peters, s.

York, 1. Bradley, r. MyOeary, 3 And General RoasehoH Goods, General For the Lower Lake region, falling barom A CELEBRATED CA SE Mcrcaandise, etc. towiaseow. Uurilin.

Blff I-ke Shore fc Irhlaran Hon therm Ksvllwayw If ket at Jepota, Van Buren-sU head of La eter, stationary or higher followed by lower temperature, south to west winda, partly cloudy or cloudly weather and numerous rains. row, Ltverj ram N. ijiveroooL irom rs. oerry, every Tdursday. Klrst Cabin.

IriO dishonorable practice in payment for such prompt courtesy by a calculating and deceptive application for ossistance in their hour of need." It appears from the above that Providence simply loaned George Wright to Boston for this otwasion only, a procedure expressly forbidden by the League Constitution. Anson's oblection is anything but absurd, for under tho terms of the Buffalo agreement Gocrs-e Wrio-ht. until A CELEBRATED At this sale we sell under Chattel Mortgage Entire iu accunxmoaauon, Second H.hin urmiiure ox rtesiaenee. acoording (40. Steerage, CASE.

For the Uppor Lake region, falling followed A CELEBRATED CASE. Under the aaspices of A. Theatre, fi ELISOX. FLERSHEIM CO. ana fortv-third-st Tlctsi and freight office under Sherman "House, and Uctet Ottices ui the Grand Pacific Hotel and Palmer tioase I Leave.

Arrive. AUSTIN. BALDWIN CO M. Palmer Union Square Total Chicago. by rising barometer, southerly winds shifting to cooler westerly, partly cloudy weather and ew ior.

Bj POX ROY Manager. J. W. COLLIER. Manager local rains.

silT'S am 7:40 pm Soeclal New York- Fvi.rn.. n.jA Prodnced with a Brilliant or the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri CUNAKD MAIL. LINE. Auctioneers Manufacturers' Agents, Ca.st. New Scenery, New Furniture, and Decora- formally relented by Providence, with full notice and twenty days' interval, was to all intents and purposes a player regularly under engagement to the Providence Club.

It may be Music, New Costumes, Ne tlons. Atlantic N. Y. Express tdaiiy.U!! 8fl) am tast Express nm i 6:40 am ran in ir iwice a week to and fmm KrHtfoh rm. Hold Regular Auction Sales of 0ary jl it; rj 10 ill) ill iiivprrwini noanitnwn This fPundarl Einlnir last time of EDWARD ARNOTT in VICTIMS OS" mat neither Providence nor Boston feel bound by the Buffalo aeroement.

and have deoided to FARO. Lublin, Belfast, and Londonderry at lowest rates! Company Oftice, corner Clark and Randolph-eta. Chicago. Drafts for il. and upward, ai lowest rates! Fnraitire and General Honseliold Goods rinelBBSttl Jf t.

Txal K. K. Klnclnnii'l i4.l.lna v. Valley, rising barometer, winds shifting to cooler westerly clearing weather, preceded by numerous rains in the Upper Missls'f ppi Valley. Cantionary signals continue at Escanaba, Milwaukee, Section 1, Chicago, Grand Haven, Section 3.

Mackinaw City, Alpena, Port Huron, Detroit, Section 5, Erie, Buffalo. LOCAL OBSERVATION'S. Chicaoo, Jane 5. repudiate it; but It remains to be seen how the clubs in tho League who have respected this and aii other airreements and ohliirHtjona will Depot, corner oi Clinton and Carroll-sta, West 8lm, Innlnag 123466789 Chicago 2 001010208 Providence 1 000101003 Gore hit by a batted bail. Earned runs Providence, 1.

Two-base hits Williamson, Farrell. First base, on bails (Jnrn, York. First base on errors Chicairo, Providence, 4. on bases Chicago, Providonoe, 8. Struck out Burns.

Gross. Balls called On Goldsmith. 73; Ward, 56, Strikes called Goldsmith, Li; Ward, 10. iKiuble pltiv Quest. Passed bails Flint, 2.

Wild pitches-Goldsmith, 1, Time Two hours. Umpire Doescher. mnjni. den I estern Agont. FOLIJIXi BED.

Tuesday and Friday regard this flagrant act of bad faith. Arrive. Leave. uncinnnti, Indianapolis. Louts- OF EVERT WEEK AT 78 and 80 RANDOLPH- EXCURSION STEAMER FAXT0N.

BETl'BX OF THE FATOniTE I The fast and Elegant Steamer FAXTOIN Will make her first Excursion this season on SUNDAY, JUNE 6, Leaving Clark -st. bridge for SOTTTIT rtTTTr-Ann 1 Weather I X'n. Rom Xtot and Btrr ST. BALL. GOSSIP.

The Nationals lead in the race for the Nation Express. 8:10 ft 8:40 am yitlht Express Kl errant Parlor and Chjimbw Rttm 5 ptOii 7:10 And al pennant. Burr's Paknt Parlor Folding-Bed Very Compact, Elegant ana" Sub- Time. Bar. THmt.

Uu I Wind. Vcl m. 39.fi.VS SO In. G) SO S.W.., 6 m. 2i.6 Tl V0 8 13 2 p.

74 8 9 p. J0.4.V; 7)5 77 17 lfhlSp. m. 23.413 7fi 77 17 Vcl lounges. Desks, .02 "Sri Soden, of the Bostons, has gone to Washington Ijt.Knin.

-Ft n.1 i Imnt to try and secure Snyder. siannai, lncludme- the National Steel Spring- Maltress. Bedding Depots. Exposition Buildinsr and foot of Twenty- HO3l At p.m. Fare, round trip, SO cents.

Moonlight Ex- Lawlor, an amateur player, caught for the At 910 Near we will sell second-st. Ticket Offices, KiClark-su Palmer Honss, Grand Pacific Hotel, and Depot Buili'V luiusuuioi signt in uesks, Book Case. Bureaus, etc. Troys Thursday and did fairly. iniwij Aim u-iiik xiua win accompany ojih a I 4 1 1 1 Maximum, 73: minimum.

t3- GEM1UI, OBSERVATIONS. Chic AOO, Jane 10: IS p. m. -1 ii RijuumuiuuHituHS ior uancing. Leave.

I Arrive. Jim White did not Join the Cincinnati at Wor A. ATlrliviT Jtr C.n ENTIRE FURNITURE 195 WnKnh n. f.ki JL' A'V um i If. ROOT, JOHN MAKS II ALL, on board.

8:50 am" 7.DS P- Morning vast Line Stations. Bar Tlurr. i Wind. I H-fA'rl Rn Tfrs of cester Saturday, and so lost the credit of winning the game. 5 4:55 pm; 30.12 Of a 9-Room Cottage, Conslstlne of I L.ratn.

CHICAGO ATHESJCM, Even bets are offered in Troy that Chicago will not, barring accident to their pitcher or SUMMER, DRAfflSG SCHOOL, Prof. torn. Hsnstfio, Instructor. PePt- 'oot ot Lake-st. and foot of Twenty-second-sW ji av.

Cl'dy. Clear. rarior, and catcher, lose twelve games In the League series. nn.i The School win bpjrin Monday, Jutr 5, and continue Sir weKS. llOnm fmm fj ttirA flan in rhj ikitcnen lurnnure.

1'iotnrwi. remote. 29.4 Leave. I Arrive. President Thorner received a disnateh Tues A.rj wcuuiuj, i fi? etc.

day niurtit that Jim White has been detnined at The erst ween will be devoted to Perspective. The second rjnades. Shadows, and Foliage. Dunrn the CONGRESS HALL SARATOGA SPRINGS. THREE AND A HALF DOLLARS PER DAT.

Cincinnati, Indianapolis A Louls- Also nne MiipIi Cnw. 1 n-rwrt RoH rnA Corning on account of sickne83. It is not known imj "0.74 77 iciuitiiuiiK loarweekB two flays In eactl week will be 8:00 ami 8:00 pmli ai fteht Exprees Open Buffgy and Harness, and 6 tons aevotert to out-of-door sketching. InStrilCtiOn Will grtvan in Punnll fWvyM now long tnis win detain him, but It mav lose his services entirely to the Cincinnati Club. b.raln.

Will. .03 .04 .04 .03 ".02 .30 .26 i nna water colors. Terms of tuition, fid. It seems that Harry Wriirht is outtin on th 18., fresh fresh briat Ilsbt 8.. brisk 1 9., brlc 5., high brt.sk.

S. fresh fresh fresh bria jrentle eentle S. brls. 8. f.

high. fresh brisk St freh bris freh 61 67 47 76 7t5 75 7U 61 61 72 71 59 irr 71 76 fO 72 4 75 7 53 1 nis snfenom Hntyl h.Tin. Vv.An Chlcavro A F.astem Illinois RallnMtd. "1" UU POME RO jLCTnctloneera. Bj HEX Ac UATCilT- Auctioneers, ur and IM Wabash-ar.

Ticket Offices, 77Clark-sU, Palmer House, OnnlrV THURSDAY, JUISTK ly. Washington' cast-off clothing. First he en-giiwed Trott. the latter's change catcher, and now he is playing Dignon, their released left fielder. Dignon did right well Tuesday.

Sly rams leave trout Depot, comer Archer and Btewart-avs. BUFFALO WORCESTER. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. WoRCF.8TF.it, Juno 5. The Worcesters bit Galvin more freely to-day, but were unfortunate in fielding, and McLean's umpiring was sadly at fault on close base decisions.

In the first inning Crowley and Richardson hit safely, but Kowe, Walker, and Hornung struck out in succession. Bushong dropped Walker's third strike, and, while throwing the runner out at first, Crowley stole home from third, which he reached on a passed ball. In the fourth, a fumble and bad throw by Irwin, a poor throw by Bushong, a single by Mack, and a two-bagger by Galvin, brought In two unearned runs: nninau 12366785 Worcester 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 Buffalo 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 03 F.arlt'd runs Xone. FielVsr errors Buffalo. 3: Worcester, 4.

Itase T. Buffalo. Worcester, 8. Galvin. Richmond.

First base on errors Buffalo, 3. First hnse on balls Force. Left on bases Buffalo, Worcester. 4. Htnit.k out Crowley, UlcliarUson, Rowe, Walkfr, Galvin.

Stovev, Creamer. Bulls called Galvin, 66; Richmond." 9.J. Striken culled alvln, 13: Kichrnoud, 22. L'1' Play-Force and Walker, Creamer nd Sullivan, 1. Fussed btUls Bushong.

1. VJ lid pitches Richmond, Time of game Two hours and twenty minutes. CLEMENT A WILKINSON. Ironw, L.ralu fASKS TT 0 j.73 a.si 13 V.24; flurry. Leave.

I ArrlvA Wm. Wilkixsojt. BLANCHE DE BAB, The coming summer will prepare Ladies and Gentlemen For the Address care Tribune office. Crane has been elected manairer of the nnf- i nv iBBTlil falo team, with all the nowers nertaininu- to that jfioriaa x.xpress 7:50 a- lear. HOTEL, Albany Botne City- Buffalo Cairo Cneyonne Chicago.

Clncinnarf. Cleveland Davenport Donrcr Moines Ietroit Itoilce City Erlo Kwuuba Fortitson Gran.1 Indianapolis Keokuk La Crosae lxTenwortii IjouiaTilie. Madison Marquette Memphis Milwaukee Kew Narva PioeSe. Piburg Port. Huron Rwiie.ter Pnorannento Hut Lake Kanrtr: Han Shrereport St.

Liouis Toledo Virkbur? Virginia Wtnrietn uoca. SiruigSelu. i i I TUESDAY, JCJTE 8. oftice. Itenny Macs has iM-en engaged to play Reo-ond ba, anM will join the Club in a few days.

It Is probable that Lstcrbrooke will be released by the Buff nlos on the return of the latter from their Eastern trip. Clilcai.ara Craad Trnnk Rsllvratr. Depot corner Archer and Stewart-avs. 55 .80 t. brisk i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, REGULAR AUCTION SALE Leave, Arrive.

H. M. DICKSON, ELOCUTIONIST, Boom 28 Pike Building, 70 Monroe-st. IN. brik .01 Saratoga Springs, Y.

OPENS JUNE 12, 1880. HENRY CLAIR, Lessee. The Boston Herald has this to sav about Bos a m1 8:00 ps -V pale. 1.45 L.rain. Mall ft NiiMii Express Valparaiso .13 ton rowdyism os vented upon the Chicago team last week: "The rowdy element was present on the ball grounds yesterday, and distrusted all tresh centle 9.

entl DRY GOODS. f'lnl 1,5,,. tJ 3 5:39 juu arrive cor Asn.and-av Arid WALTER YWiV. 1.03 Pullman Sleeping-Cara attached to eight express. ELOCUTIONIST, Room 30 Central Music Hall.

United States Hotel, viuuiiufi, tl il UOUUS, PIC. We Call tttantinn lk 1 1 79 3S 14 57 74 70 65 74 74 65 Si 71 75 7i 60 67 Plttsbnrar. Ft. Van. iraf.

decent people by its attempting to disconcert Coreornn by counting the number of times he rubbed his hand against his rigat thigh before he pitched the ball, ljft us have fair play, even if we are defeated. The conduct yesterday, as stated, was a disgrace to a Boston audience." fered at this saleT or- Bummer Class, Monday evening. Jnne 7. Terms, 5 (In advance) for ten lessons. Private ins-ruction daily.

A 1 1 1 -i .10 Depot, oor. Van Buren and Canal-sts. Ticket OfBoe KENTUCKY JEANS. Opens Jane 19. LAIRD A TAX CLE A P.

prf- Palmer House, and Grand Pacino naw .1 2V vi oi 71 J9 77! O.0! S.4S, S. brio 6., freh S.W., fre-ih. ilRht fv. brisk fresh S. brillc fresh S.

fresh. freh Cl'dy. T.rain. r. Si "lear.

t. St'Hi inn WfltfnU Tr mariBifak.vnw COCOA. Leave. Arrive. vyi Tl I Mts CAPE ATVTKT.

.02 The Buffalo Comnvrrtol s.ivs: "It is Kenernllv Mail and Express GRATEFUL COMFORTING. BASS ROCK HOUSE. Good Harbor Beach Glonoe. ter, Mass. Finest tv-ean Seeoerv ui H.rZF-uJfl.?? RIRRON "irtons All-Silk imported Ribbons, IIIUUUllO, assorted colers and numbers.

flRPQQ Ql! IC Grain and Sat 8:30 am. 7:00 pm am known that one member of the Buffaloes (it is unnecessary to mention his name and add to his express Pacific IT Coast, bend for iii.f.?-Z'V.J i 5:15 pmi 8.1IO am witliu, de Lvon 1 Mr v. waaxwu UIMI East Line .53 mi. disgrace anil humiliation) recently broke bis couuact pbviae. His cjme was considered and he was Uued 50 and warned that the next aASortram EPPS' COCOA.

BREAKFAST. By a thorough knowlertonnf the nitnnl In w. hl.h I A 0 0 S. have oner Hvir.L. uku.mwh;k., ASBURY PARKnT avonie seaame resort of j.

GOODRICH STEAMttfS. America: new hoiii- offense wouki be punishable by suspension for mm Radne. Mllwsnkea Khchn.ran LAUI to I INr MT.s -n nvolce Jnst two years, let the other players take this les govern the operations of direstion and nutrition, and Saturday Boat don't leave unul Nirht is tor Tuea.A m.ASt wa reoeiveo win txt son to heart." This then aocounta for the bad playing that has been going on around first A or tne nne pruperues or well- selecied Cocoa. Mr. i nm F.

k. ,.1. rureircuiars address AT WOOD Aril Ludinston, Sund'y exoepted.i a Keiraunee.Ahnfiiae.il- 'I'liM ii rid.7 m.A Fnd-9 am base." CINCINNATI VS. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Trot.

N. June game to-day was long and tedious. Both clubs batted freely, but the Troys were most fortunate in bunching their hit. Although Purcell was not batted as hard as White, he and Reilly were not as effective as "Whit and Clapp, owing to Reillv's inferior dia tho be8t batting for Troy, Uaop and Smith for Cincinnati n- of th same wm tie fine fly catches by Caasidy, and one by Evans. Inning 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 i Cincinnati 0 0000820 16 1 1 0 Kuna earned Troy, 8: Cincinnati, 2.

T-b hita Connor, Evans, Manning. lj Clapp, Smith, 1: Maoaei. JU Grand Haven, Muskegon, G. Kapids. Ac utlery.

CarpeteTKW c.o TtTlK2 GRAPES. It is no secret that the Ronton CIuh was nn Ira or Green Bay, Ac. Tuesday and Prtday. For KMCaiialw A snnenor Towns. Tneeday.7 at JTeMERY, Manager TCH.

AeUW- COMING BY THOUSANDS. Camdejt Statiom, June 6. The steamer Ohio reached Locust Point this morning with nearly 1,500 emigrants aboard from Xorway, Germany, Sweden, and Bohemia. The Berlin, an extra steamer, is inside the Bay, and will land almost as many more at the Point to-morrow morning. Like all the emigrants reaching-Baltimore the past month or six weeks, those arriving to-day wer of a superior olasa and possessed of means In comparative abundance.

The Baltimore Ohio trains In readiness were rapidly filled, and started for Chicago at noon. Office Docks loot tit MicnUaa-mv. 'Except Banday tao.es with a delieateiy-flavored beverace whon may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution buUt strong enough to ndencyto disease. Hundreds of subtle naladies are floating arouud as, ready to attack wber-Tr lQr a wean Dotnu We may escape many a hSttab5eptn -ell foruned with levlce Get properly-noarlsbed OIA.

STOVES. HOT HOUSE GRAPES JTIISCELLANEOl'S. last legs previous to their victories over the Chicagos. Those suecessfui games were as good as life to them. Had thev been defeated by the Chicajros the team would undoubtedly have been disbanded.

The Boston Herald, speaking effi-i y. frST Directors, said last Saturday morn-Thero iB more importance attached to the lis ton-Chicago game to-day than appears on ue surface, for upon its result depends, to a ISTO CURE! iI season has arrived. Don't buy a tore until you hare i iurera not-Honse rape a. DR. KEAN, nneat Grauee THE OIL raised NO PAY I uaer ttiaaa in tne United Slates.

bow in tans only 0- and labeled. JAMES EPPS Homoeopathic Chemists, London, Kng. Depot to Chicago baaiui Vanderbecfc 173 Soui Clark-aU, Chicago. TAYLOR' nu km ceieorated MACE A. A.

SJTEAJR, Coinalt sereonillT or bv mail free ef efcanre. 4 At 5i BXATfi-ST. Chronic, nervous, or special diseases. Dr. J.

Keaa HIM NO. 3 CLA11K-ST. 1.