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ONO LOCAL ITEMS.

The Sandusky Register expresses itsel
grateful that 'thcrc Is one bright spot ii
the general unpleasant aspect of business
affairs Itsayst the wheat crop througA@I
the country looks well and promises cheaI
bread.
Professor Peek, of Oberlin, Consul Al
Hayti,) while celebrating Christmas with
invited friends, his house caught fire ant
burned up consuming all their goods
This affection was followed by the death o
their oldest daughter, Maggie, of fever
after two days illness.
Our old friend, o. Follett, OF Sandusky
long identified with the Public Works o.
Ohio, has been suggested for the new Office
of Railroad Commissioner of Ohio.
In the Superior Court of Cincinnati, the
other day, Peter d. Rank recovered dam
ages to the amount of six hundred and fifty
dollars against J. 7. Pengemann q Co, fol
maliciously suing out a writ of attachment
1T. Cornwell, one of the officers of the
American ironclad Midntonomah, whose
death, by apoplexy, has been announced.
on board that vessel, in Toulon harbor, wa
a native of New Lisbon, and was about
thirty-thr years of1age. He was sent to
the Naval School, at Annapolis, during Mr.
Folks administration, from which institu-
ton he graduated with honors. During
the Rebellion he was successfully in com
mand of the monitor Nahdnt on the South
ern coast, and of fleet of twelve ~gunboats
on the lower Mississippi.
Lieutenant Colonel Conger, one OF the
capturers of Wilkes Booth, the assassin OF
President Lincoln, lives in Richland coun-
ty, Ohio. He received $4,000 as his por-
ton of the reward offered for Booth, and
has purchased a fine farm in the vicinity
of Plymouth, a railroad village IN the
northern border of Richland county.
Hon. Cooper X. Watson, formerly mem
Der of Congress, has received the recon.
~mendation of a large number of the dele
cation in Congress from this State, fol
United States District Attorney for the
Northern District of Ohio.
The Columbus Statesman is informed
that there is now paid 800 to each soldier
who was credited to the State ut large, and
any District Thereof. Commissioned officers
who received Sll per month for servants,
are to be paid So per month as M additions
allowance for a servant from March Sd
1864, and 81 per month for the time pre-
viously thereto.
Mr.. Sol. Davis, of Morgan county, a few
days since, at the distance of $50 yards, shot
with his rifle a veritable bald eagle, which
weighed 10 pounds, measured s feet across
from tip to tip of wings, 80 feet from beaL
to end of tail, and talons were 2X inches in
length.
Professor" Hamilton, the horse-tamer
walked into the office of the Mansfield
Herald, last week, and confidently told the
editor that she'd be id i he WaS dead"
Boring for oil and getting salt water is
quite common in Central Ohio. In addi-
ton to the valuable salt wells discovered
in Tuscarawas and Columbiana, a vein was
struck a few miles east of Cambridge,
which yields about thirty barrels per day
Of excellent quality, and may be worked
up to seventy-five barrels. The clear profit
is already $50 per day.
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Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrators and
i Guardians accounts win be for settlement on
the 9Th March, 1867;
Executors, of Basil Ewing, Henry SwArtzCl and
Jacob Smiths Estates.
Administrators, Of Barney Schultz, Frederick
Adam, Henry Ieigler, Catherine Welsh, John
Randall, John Kretzer, Alexander Whist, Bar
tholomew Booher's, Daniel Nohslnger and Solo
hmOn Guntle's Estates.
Guardians, OF Elizabeth Wade, Andrew Wade,
John w. Thompson, Elizabeth Cunningham, Jacob
Cunningham, Mary Frances Wilson, John Saville,
John w. Prugh, Catherine, David, Mary Jane, Su-
Ter, Horace q. Michael and Emily j. Mundheuk
John W. Weller, George NJ. Sha1er, Elizabeth and
and Nora j. BoOher, John H.. Grove, Ednie Jane
Wilson, Daniel w. Nen, Anna Maria Mundheuk,
William, David and James Piatt, Valentine COsler
John Leasure and Lewis Is. shepherd.
DENNIS DWYER.
Febl3, 1867 dit W2-23F Probate Judge.
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H DAILY EMPIRE.
Coral aud miscellaneous.
EXPLANATION

In sending out bills from the EWPlRE once, 10
may be that In some cases the parties 70 whom
they are presented have already palu them anu
cur we hope the parties wiil not be angered, az we
can only act at present. 10 our Efforts 70 coilect,
from tue evidence Oftndohtedness ~ u appears
upon the hooks left in our hands. llay ~ at
ready been subjected To the modification OF having
bills returned with the notice that they have been
maid. and that receipts are held therefor, we
have deemed il necessary In Justification Of our
selves 90 make this notice and apology ior we w
ptp,sapt feelings that may have thus been created.
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The price of an Envelope is only Twenty five
cehlsi SO give us u call and satisfy yourselves that
you can buy more goods fer the money than ever
was sold at any other place in the country. Hear
a time on The Piano, and remember that they. to.
gether with all the other costly articles on exhibit
ton VIII be sold to some purchaser for One Dollar.
Al those who. order from the country must be
particular ia giving their POstOflce address. the
name of the town and county in which they live.
and by what Express neavy goods shall he sent.
~Cohpany's W areroom for the Southwest, No. 60
Jefferson street, Dayton, Ohio.
tel6w4-23 l.. NJ. MUTE Il Co, Managers.
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Notice to Sportsmen.

A II persons are hereby forewarned NJ. to tres
IA pass upon the farms of the undersigned, with
dogs, guns or fire arms of any kind for the purpose
of shooting OF killing game, rs all persons SO found
trespassing, will be dealt with according to the ut
most yigor Of the law. The farms of the under.
signed are situated in Randolph and Clay Town.
SHIPS, surrounding Salem Montgomery County, o
James N~iswOnger, Levi NiswOnger,
Jacob Wiles, Jacob Michael,
benjamin StOuGer, Christian Sizert.
John Cook, Wm, NJ. Rogers.
Henry Rasor, Paul Tobias,
James AntOnedey, John Swank,
jesse Ktnsey, ii. M. Turner.
Olivia
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New Orlenns Market.
NV Febrl

New ORLEANS, February 20.
Cotton is easier, with sales of 5000 bales
low middling, 3ORc. middling, 3l15c. Re
ceipts, 5,i3O bales; exports, 1910 bales.
Sugar weaker. Mt l3c. for fair. Molasses
firm at 76c. for fair, and SO@S2c. for prime
to choice.
Flour quiet; superfine 81 80; extra,
Sl1 Il.
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NOTICE.

FTliE undersigned has been this day duly ap.
Montgomery County, Ohio, as Administrator OF
the estate of barbara Hay, late Of said county,
deceased.
Februaryl0, 1867 feb2sw3-9l' DAVID HAY.
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louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, February 20.
Tobacco active; sales of 206 hhds. at
prices ranging from 81 20 for light com
mon Tugs to S23 80 tor selections.
Sales of superiinc lour ut $40.
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Dnytnn Grnin Market.

Wheat. 50 GO; Corn. 45@50c.: Oats, $50
doc; Rye, 0Oc. @sI Barley, S1@1 10; Tim
othy Seed, 50 20; Clover Seed, 81 %; Flax
Seed, 81 %.
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BROKERS GREAT GIFT SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS

PRINCIPAL WAREROOMs, No s. Sudbury
street, Boston, Massachusetts and No. 90 Jener-
son street, Dayton, ohio.
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EB- Snow fell here to thedcpth of several
inches last night and this morning. and the
indications are that we shall have more
snow or rain, and then look out for high
water again.
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ring with melody by the American Min
Strels.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-21

WEEKLY EMPmE.-The WEEKLY EMPIRE
will be ready for delivery tomorrow
morning.
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"THE GLomous 22D" AT "DoDsoN's sra
TroN"-Uncle 10. Is prepared to honor the
day, and expects all his friends to Join In.
The Station will be open, and at 10, IN the
forenoon, his lunch table win be spread
with an ample supply of the markets very
best. A dish Of rich Turtle-soup will be
one Of the appetizers of the occasion.
feb2O-ltd
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The Gem Of the SeasoH-The Minstrels
on Friday night, 22d.
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CT-Rich, Rare and Racy-Huston Hall,
music, night of I'D.
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JEwELRY STORE RoBBED.-The jewelry
store of VIM. Dorland, in Cincinnati, n.
w. corner of Main and Pearl streets, was
entered by burglars, yesterday morning,
by cuttingthrough the ceiling, and robbed
of jewelry and plated goods TO the value Of
500. Luckily, some $4,000 worth of fine
watches, &c, could not be gotten at
locked up in a big safe.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-21

AMERICAN MTSsrRELs,-Our Own Boys
oil the 22d, at Huston Hall.
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sB-The Springfield Republic tells us that
the distinguished artist, Godfrey Franken-
stein, has just completed a portrait, in oil
of General j. Warren Keifer, whom a good
many people would like to see in the Gu
bernatorial Chair of Ohio"
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aalauttarn aud GummtrfIal.
Dayton retail Market.
DAYroN. Ffbrnary p. lse7.

CORRECTED DAILY by JOHN A. MINICK, COR
NER JEFFERSON AND MARKEr.
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ARRIVE.

Posi- OFFICE, DAYTON, o., February ., 1867.
Untilfurther notice the mails will arrive and
close at this office as follows:
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MtditaI.
h-Strength
fe-HeaIth- Strength
DIR. JUAN ~DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS.,

Are preparedby the Messieurs g ARANctKHE n DU.
poST. Iharmateutists, No. PA, Rue Lombard
paris from the Prescription of DIR. JUAN DELA.
MARIE. Chisef Physician to tho Hospital du Nord
an Iartboigarp.
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Medira1.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

blA ID VIA ny T. -
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, N.
d., Physicida E5trdordiadTy to the queen.
This invaluable medicine is u~nfailing in the cure
Of all those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution Is subject. 1t mod
crates all excuses and removes all distractions.
ir0m whatever cause. A speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
II is particularly suited. 1t will, in II short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
n These PMs should not be taken By Females during
The WRIST THREE MONTH"; Of PregndHcU, as then
are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, but at am other
time they are SAFE.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
whites, these Pills will effect "a cure when all
other means have failed and although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, CalOmel, anthony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUeGIsTs. PRICE, 81 PER bottle.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
10 is the fate Of eUery Ddlud6le Medicine to be
COUNTERFEtTED Be cautious, therefore, and see
that the letters at g H." are 6loioH In The bottle, and
that each t0rdPper 6edrsM FAC SMILES Of me Sig.
natures Of l. C. BALD WING 90, and JOB NOSES
Bka5"toithOut 1ghich, none are genuine.
y. Bone Dollar, with Eighteen Cents for
Postage, enclosed to any authorized Agent, or to
the Sole General Agent for the United States and
British Dominions,
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandt St, New York,
return mail, securely sealed from all observation
OC12daWeOW1y-5
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Letter OF Recommendation.


GrNrLEMEN.-we have used the SPECIFIC
PILLsii made from DIR. DELAM ARRE's PREsCRIP-
TIoN. during several years past, IN our private and
pnbilr practice. and have found them a most ener-
retio and efficient Remedy In eases Of SrermatOr-
rhel or seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, o.
Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness, or In
NJ men; Special arrangements Ofthe Nervous Sys-
ten Weaknesses arising from secret Habits and
Sexual EXcesses; Relaxation OF the GENITAL Or
or brick Dust" Deposits in the Urine; MILKY"
Discharges; PalcneSs of the skin, with Sunken
Cheeks aud Boobies Lips; "Pinched' Features;
Irregular action of the Heart and in 1.-THE CHASTITY
train OF symptoms arising nom ONer-use, abuses
or loss, from any cause, OF the Nervous force
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per
SONS suffering from any S57npf0Hdtfc or organic
AgectioRs OF the GENGTO-URiNARY SYSTEMS, to use
these Pills. with high respect, we are yours mosa
sincerely.
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J SHOE STORE,

IN order to give place for a large spring stock
Il Boots and Shoes, | will sell my entire stock {
hand at greatly reduced prices.
Boots and shoes made to order.
Repairing neatly done.
GEORGE HOCHwALT,
de29daw2m Dayton, Ohio.
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Office hours-Open at Z A. NJ. close at Q rs !.
sunday-Open from 9 A. NJ. to 10 M.
J.R. HUBBEL, z. Nj.
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Il. A BEAuREPAlRE, NJ. ID
o. ID DuJARDIN, NJ ID.
JEAN III LEUCHRE, NJ. ID.
To Garanciore & Dupont,
No. 2t4. Rue Lombard, Paris.

FSedeHtdsY and StH0ioUs Occupations, GrisIs,
Aauiefies, or whatever tends to impair the wal
Action Of the Brain, Heart or Nervous System, ire
quently lead to the most DistresstRV and Embdr-
rdssiag Disorders of the WHILE SYSTEM STU.
dents, Cleygy7ueH and Ldtcysrs, therefore, who are
especially liable to these Weaknesses, shoulc Il
sort promptly to DIR. SPECIFIC
PILLS.
A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ger.
man, Spanish and English, Accompanies each boz
and Will be sent, by mail, free Of cost, 10 anyor
who VIII write for II.
Prtce, 81 per HOx, Or six boxes for -
sept bv mail sse,rsJ, sigLsJ 6r,ss III o6s.-nay.s
on receipt Of the specified price by any authorized
agent, or by the sole General Agents for America.
OSCAR G. MOSES CO., WCortlandt Street, New
York. Authorized agent for DaytOn-M w
STEWAIGT-all orders BY mail promptly al.
tended to. Oc5daweOw1y-4
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EyERYDoDY-Mechanics, farmers, rail
road men and all reading the EMPIRE and
its different advertisements, doubling and
anxious to find out which clothing store Is
the cheapest and best, we would tell them
TO call on Mr.. Schwarz, on whose word de
p%endence can be placed, and whose cloth
ing is good, well made, and prices the low
est. Convince yourselves. fe2Oditwlt
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WANTED, AOESrs-(Male or Female)-
Can clear $50 per week ut their own home,
in a light and honorable business. ANY
person having q few hours daily to spend
will lind this a good paying business. Adj
dress, sending stamp, for full particulars,
r. f. Lockwood, Detroit, Michigan.
Feb, 20, 1867 d4twlts
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EB Is you want to get a fine pair o.
Boots made, 90 to Goodman.
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For ono Do11ar.

A GOLD OR WATCH, s"ILVER-PLATF
TEA SET. SEWING MACHINE, DIR ANY
ARTICIE ON nIR IISr-
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eB- NeV Clothing, quick Sales and small
profits is the motto Of II. Schwarz at the
Golden Eagle. fel5
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
MEXICO.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WAsHINGrON May 24.-Lctters received from Vera
Cruz by the Moro Castle from Havana, contain
intelligence to the 18th Of May The situation in Mexico
is described as follows:
Our latest dates from the capital city To the 5th
inst Gen DaZ In possession of all the gates, and
the bombardment of the city had commenced III earnest
general opinion that il will surrender within very few
Ministers, HAD withdrawn their recognition OF the so
called Imperial Government Oi the dtfOti-
milan was still eaged at Queiearo, ms army was snort
OF provisions, and would soon surrender You may rely
upon II that all other news to the contrary iaso me
bOin0ardmen and assault upon era Cruz VIII take pace
within three or four days, and the ety VIII sup
ties. Some %O Spanards, recrued II Havana Tor the
Imperial service, recently arrived and also brought
about 10000 pounds Of powder, an article which was
becoming very scarce with the Deseged PROVISIONS are
also in demand.
TIE SIEGE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTS
NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-We have received news
from Queretaro 10 the eth inst The heavy guns received
from Monterey opened on the 9th.
The day previous the Imperialists made an attack,
which lasted an hour and half. EscObedO claimed "A
victory and says, officially "The eneIys loss is very
heavy We made few prisoners Our losses trIhng.
MiramOn's whole force was engaged and driven" Ire
vino wounded in the leg. EscObedO terms 1t go-
riOus action He acknowledges some OF his own men and
officers killed aud wounded, and states that the enemy
ne HerGids Monterey correspondent says the Imperial
lists gained At first by their dash. but driven by rein
forcements Of Liberals and the position and artillery lost
by the Liberals regained. Several killed and
wounded on both sides. General Corona commanded.
Regarding the fight on the 2Ih ult both sides claim
victory. EscobedOs official report admits ninety men
and officers killed He is OF opinion that the ImpeIalists
will surrender. great battle daily expected
Prince Don SavadO dc Iturbde, years OLD has offered
ms services TO MaXimilan.
Mea and vidaurri to march to the frontiers
with 6,OO0
III eTcdno and Ranchero state that the Liberals will
be compelled to abandon the position before Qucrctaro in
consequence Of heavy rains The latter says everything
is and the siege raised The discontinue and
the Liberals extensively reported and believed
suffering ia Querearo is represented horrible. Whole
families are dying OF hunger.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
THE HAYR.AKE SWINDLE.

TWO HUNDRED MEN SAID TO BE ENGAGED IN IT.
~ r,LESRAPH TRIBUNE
FIsHKIIL May 24.-The great hay-rake swindle
was without any doubt the most extensive affair in the
swlndng line ever practced. II Is positively
stated that over 200 men were embarked in the ell
terprse. About ten or twelve days a
party Of twelve or fifteen men, with women
and children fine bugges and splendid teams Of horses
entered the village of Middletown Orange County. in
pincely style having whose only business was
TO pay bills and another superntend the horses
They soon commenced hunting in couples in the adjoining
towns, making efforts at Mtddetown After vctlnz-
ING e,It or nine honest farmers Crawford. the
unnber i'm Mount Hope, one ia Minsink. and one in
Warvayander. they left escaping with their plnder
before suspicion was aroused.
The Crawford farmers rs they discovered the
fraud. called upon the Hon. Charles Van Myck, ana
aItbogh the General had abandoned entirely the practice
of law vet when he found so huge q swinde calculated
10 deceiye-that 10 was determined 10 lay the whole
cotry under tribute and that mauy lawyers had given
their opinion that the swine had been carefully
pared 10 defy the punishment due 10 crime ne was
induced to take h9d OF the mater prinsPay ior the
Geo NJ Palmer is the paentee OF the HayRake, living
AT Greene Chenango County While 1t IL pretended ne
viii furnish the whole Union with rakes t appears from
the testimony OF of the band that lie has htle
shop at Greene County 20 or 80 feet wide with
two work part the time, and blacksmith shop
annexed with forge. One witness az an examination
at Middleton, swore that the Hay-Rake crowd
had been peramhulating the state Tor months
in Saratoga County Cayuga and Syracuse. Last Winter
they visited Hornellsye. Warsaw, aud Penn Yam The
Is the commencement OF the Spring campaign ON Mon
day John r. Reynolds and William Iaynan were arrested
and taken before Justice at Crawford Orange Co.. who,
them 10 ail in default OF $4,000 bail each.
While constable conveying another OF the gang to
Justice Kmbal In Mnisnk the scoundrel made his
cape and has been heard from since. At Crawford
on Tuesday another took leg bail Two of the agents
named Albert Boyce and Leroy Hitchcock. Francis Cuf
the bills WIN. Shaw superincnds the horses ana H.
simpson W. j. Mecalnm Hiram van pewIeE Pnos o a.
And j. W. sandford are OF che party.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25

sloppy Yet the sporsmen continue heroically at then
WORK pesSlng away az pIeee oI WIn0 Pptos Pape to,n
posedly watch them from the shelter Of tent leKoy
crowd ga wonderful one however 10 cndures al Things
Cold bodies wet feet soaked clothing al ths hey pear
TO look at rife shoot for Crelng around the mrksnch
eager gathering Of sghtseers who make the sh0ts
with Wsttu attention and pause between 10 east u DC
seeching look at the clouds. II. H. Sheldon OF Niagara
Falls WINS the first prize IN the contest huch iuier
into the afternoon than intended does the rhe shoot
ing continue. and when the way II clear Tor trapshoothg
t is clearly impossible that with the number OF entries
made the match cannot he shot OUT the same uay All
energetic commencement is made however. -Four traps
are used and the sportSnen by squads tegh take the
turn at shooting The conditions OF the natch are
that each IN to shoot at ten single Dlrus Win
field gun not larger thah tenguage, snot Il ounces
powder unlimited. Prizes given by President blsse
for the first and second best shot and there are already
hundred entries, with the possibility OF more
FOrtynne shot today killing out OF 4yo brGs' 4i1 c %
only Ed FoOte has thus far killed his 10 But thc
best shots 20 come. Robert Newell the champo oi
the Association, young man from Bunao, VINO mas
deseryedy great reputation, Will meet yth Iayo te
Newell has fine, clear face with keeny-eut features;
and good natured, businesslike air with Taylor All
New York sportsmen familiar He participates IN
the spOrt-which Is restricted 10 delegates ahd Clup
members-as an honorary member from Rochester.
Tomorrow s full OF work The pigeon match ~ 10 De
shot in the morning, but most OF the members VIII
visit Seth Green's propagating trout ponds ON sPrnS
Creek, where believe hy-castng wlll take place.
The afternoon is devoted TO a State trapshoot-sldes TO
be chosen the ground from delegates and members OF
clubs, and each man TO shoot at ten single DTds
Q THE TRIBUNE
LEROY, N. Y, May A.-The single-bird shooting
match open TO all comers, to Kill 10 birds, took place
to-day. X Newell takes the medal r. A. Anger OF
Leroy first prize g. j. Marsh Of Buffalo tho second
s. A. Roberts of Buffalo, the third. The double-bim
shOotingmatch unfinished. j. Taylor OF jersey Ily
will probably take the first prize and r. Newell Of Bnf-
falO probably the second.