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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

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anstebenoer @eloer, tonnten rl@t re9fSe!tt9 g.
mug etnseianbt tperesn, tpeBpalo mtt aaIanl nMe
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lesten @tunoe unter lflbenb CUR 9eite lfepen.
um, bte ~seiiisen @eptnnaes euf laaeere 3e1t
tbeilbaltts gu meroen, .uirb besbalb tas pet!!tse
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@obltbGter an iebem @anff flag, bis NarS 1909
bar9ebradt tperben.
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1868, iattfnben.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
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&ir1enzOr9eln
f~dbsi3trrn. fsuie aeparaturea uns e~iusuaen Don Orseln
prompt uKt ttd.8 teioraeu.
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Npti5 fir 6armer.

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GetviHe per{onen tereiien ben Staat une bebaupten BIZ
8eaperbam Sde.W ai4inen (8rudb Gast Seebers) II Der.
taufen BITE aber an nerlhtebener dnbern Srten fabrt3trI
,perben. 9efanntli6 inb bic ddten Beaperbom .Broat
Cast seeters" ~uerfertiBt: sun s g Seuel ". 60, Seaeer'
bic befen. Das niemanb tintsrsanseH terbs, esben nir
nn unb wtrb man gut tbun, Bel bieienN senten sorjuipreden
besur uaan anberspo 8efeaunsen na4t.
Murdoch, White & Gates, St, Paul,
Gould & Co., Minneapolis.
Mealey & Bradford, Monticello
Lewis Clark, St. Cloud.
J. Linemann, St. Joseph.
VIM. BONNER, New Munich.
Bennett 4 Cole, Sank Centre.
Edw. Campbell, Forest City.
Moore & Darby, Paynesville.
Linnenfelser, Faber l. Co., Carver.
J. Frankenfeld, Henderson.
F. Nicolin, Jordan.
Hare 4 Frankenfeld, LIE Sueur.
A. G. Miller h Co., St. Peter.
Bronson, Cover 4 Co., Saltwater.
Gardner and Meloy, Hastings.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

THIS DAY, AT OUR AUCTION MART, "a DUANE
IA. street, regular sale OF Horses, Wagons, Harness,
bracng superior line Of c ice and desirable stock,
which In point Of beauty ss, are seldom to be
Brown tro!ins Mare 5s. high years old bred by Mr.
Alexander in Ketucky sired by woodpecker and thoro gh-
bred dam handsome warranted sound and kind with
out blemish, and to trot in 49, See specially
Chestnut Mare well bred, sired by Dorseys Gold Dust
5 hands, years old, very fine aud Stylish without fault
ne, prompt driver bea, 245 now and kind
ranted represented lSee specially
winfield, out Of BeIiounder dam, very superior ANIMAL
stylish and spirited and beautiful saddle mare Is
rRned sound and kind and without blemh. See specially
Beautiful span Black Hawk Colts and years. lb hands,
fault trick rot TO the pole ia minutes; tine road
sters warranted sound and kind.
Dark brown Horse, 15k high years, very stylish and
handsome raised In Vermont OF the best roadsers the
good sadder; no faults; trot in 2:50.
Also no top Dusenbury Vanduser Wagon (piano box)
Horse lsk high years. by imported Blucher of
L. ]. Black Hawk very stylish and superior anmal
inside minutes and better in condition; warranted
sound and kind
Dappe gray saddle Horse, 15k high years old; well
broken all harness pretty and stylish traveller sold
Dappe gray Mare very light Of Messenger stock l5k high
Of style action, spirited and gentle,
gamy driver to all harness and Of the finest saddlers
TO be found; warranted sound and kind.
Span jet black Mares 4k hands high sisters and year.
old and stylish drivers GENTLE pleasant and spirited
drivers fne gated travellers good roadsters will tro
in 5 TO- and are warranted sound and kind.
Also or other desirable Horses, with Wagons new
and second hand by our best city Makers together With
general assortment of Harness, Robes, Blankets, &c.
The whole of this stock be fully relied upon and
be II o'clock in front Of door, hour before sale
Bee 'pe''' JOHN L. vANDEwArER, Aucsioneer,
No. "a
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C,
A 7 JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's
IA HORSE AUCTION MART,
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
10 o,.t


having Which they wish
10 the horse line viii ind their advantage to give Us
business mem and estsbiishment conduced on The
pie in other branches of trade ps0-
site Post oee Where register o. H9rss es
as e ns sale. Liberal
iss 81 F. e ys.as %
snS and true in al in Is
BAY TokE hf hands, years old kind
s harness; has roed track wagon 2ls rot in
2a0 when in conditions valuable horse for gentemans
BROWN PArcHIN STUD. !. by old PAtchin, dam by
sosie when IL condition iro il
wssn Rsf ses ffs' y sSsT sy
for horses pair English Blankets WHIPS &c &e
'f sfsvs 'l5 Ssg sqIs ssnas E
shss ss Also with s5as aaas: pssa M
%a1E Tsh MAhE BL oF h1cHMoNp,s hands.
Kind and true in ali harness beat minutes and
werEaneS Sound Fun lpn lpeaisres below .,, ~
free from vice, can trO in minutes and is warranted
BAY HoRsEls'l hands years, kind in all harness fine
s Also and Raeep and
BY Lawrence Also two sets sets double Harness. made by
A Family Turnout, comprising
PAIR DARK BROWN HORSEs-los4 hands, years. kind
In all harness. free from vice, stylish family
road team together with
THREE SEAT PHAETON, nearly new; made by Corbet
Sharp also Of double Harness. top wagon, made
by Corbe Sharp set Of single Harness Blankets Whips Ac
years. kind In all harness. unsurpassed under saddle very
stylish trot in 3D. and warranted sound Also top
road Wagon, set single Harness. &c.
A family Turnout, comprising
PAIR OF FLAGTAIL BLACK HORSES, l5% hands, about
years kind In all free from very stylish
fine family team, together with Germantown Rockaway
Miner and stevens Of double Harness. princes
metal mountings.
TEAM STEEL GRAYS, HORSE AND MARE-l5sl hands,
and years kind in all harness. free from vice very sty
lish; trot in 34 and warranted perfectly sound.
ROAM HORSE-l5n hands, = years; very tine. saddle
horse and Is warranted sound.
Several other fine Horses and top Wagons sim
gle and double Harness, Blankets Robes Whips, &C. For
description catalogue at sale.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
DO ISy yAE5 slcs6pf1s dS eET SyRER ,oy.

NAMPAf9N BADgEs.-HEADQUARTERs FOR CAN
~ pagn Badges b. I. HAYwAkD, a0s Broadway Ne'
York.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

f,ARPETs AND tVRNITURE.-H oFARRRLLs IN
msnse stock the est Of any houss In the city j. croscy
O.lc,oshs, s.sing windc shades, Lace Curtains w
oh Of superior finished par or dining and bcroom Furn
tsrs III manufactured under spsoia care and
represented. Call e1Nnne vnd w Eahh
nsus ana M % ana Nl Wess TE<rtv6fth AREA V"
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
COPARTNERsHIPS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CoPARrNER
IN ship heretofore existing between Woods r. E.
carried by L. T. Woods, at 500 Fulton avenne Brooklyn
Gold street. THOMAS +. JONES.
L. 7. WOODS
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
REMOVALS.
DRY GOODS.

IL K. GREEN'S TOY STORE REMOVED gRoN
H. ~ Nineteenth street. and Broadway 70 q Eas
Beseutsenth str'el near the Everett House,
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

DOR SALE-OR PARTNER TAKEN IN THE BEST
IL located Hotel on Staten Island This Is chance
for man of small means; long lease and low rent.
j. p. TRANER, II Chambera atreet.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

HOTEL PARTNER IN WASHINGTON CITY-CLEAR
ing $16 600 per $4,000 interest interview
day at HOWEs CO.'S, No. Dey street, room No. o.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

JNOR SALE CHEAP-A HEAVY BALUSTRhDE RAIL
ing, with gate about 1G feet Counter with drawers;
high Desk and small mahogany do Inquire 76
Duane street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's.
N g..
THIS DAY,

ihlo OAis
Sale ofths
FINE Tn9TTING STOCK
a. Horse Auction M;r III East Thirteenth street, near
n. ss ::O % s aO aor r
70 fSSd single and
We never pospons sale on account of the weather.
A T AUCTI0N-THIs DAY. AT IL NJ. AT OUR AUC.
Coupe sCa on family Hor.s MAJOR Winfield .oeE dam s
Sr'as sSs % z sa
spirited driver very gentle will travel In minutes
ssm;h b seen from row %. time q ALE
SasDEwzrER Va fSs iue;onssr y Duane street, 'O'
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE sALE
"A. this day BY public auction, al salesroom No. Duane
Superior Y ssS oa :
S.ss s .n Nj
and n ysy se very ~ and
and warranted sound and kind, without bcmIsh and 70
Also well bred she.nu Mare sired ~ por.eys Gold Dust,
l5k high years old very sne stylish and Promisins no
% p s c S Ss Sss ws a' PusS .n
beat ana perfectly sound and kind is warranted
Sors.: az: % 9oa. q ,reeaIns speed and
ss :'', europe
' ;SaE sSi RI Wv S;ss S.;ss:: y Ss:
A sFSs sSsy1HIAs4s is 'S. RsI.:
ma l9 Eas thirteenth street, comprising g foows Va
white Marc Belle Of Richnfond, lex banda, years. Of
Messenger and Leopard sock wn raised Mr. Styles Of
&. sssG: ass'i o nd sssa Sa ssa
that beat - winning In three straight heats Of
AOx and %, she purchased at the time BY gentis
Of WHO matched her aFains time % rot
insde Of 69 she won the match easily In 90 and has
been trained SINCE She kind In ell hasuss afraid of
nothing and warranted sound -
A BAk0AfN.-WILL RBALL1 B8 s6Eb At sAdRf.
"A hce, for want Of sold this wiek, ~ The
positively 70 the country Monday Tor ns summer
elegant i seated Phaeton perfect orders only been used
fsw times through the Para also two Horses one sos
70 hands young splendid driver 'rs or double and fas
for the last two years aso beautiful four ysar old Colt per.
fecy gentle kind and sound, well broken, double single
also under the saddle The whole be % stable
West fourth stree near Fra avenue between A.
A rH0R0U1HBRRD MORGAN nARR, THE HAND.
"A eomes In this city; little tender forward handsoms
and otins Pony, an great bargains 90 Pearl
A THE LAR0Esr AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK or
IA Park, Doctor and Pony Phaetons victoria Cabrolet
Top and Open Depot Wagons, Rockaways, Road Wagons,
Express Business and jaeger Wagons can be seen ~ the
Empire City Repository, ~, ~ and - Wooster street
MOTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES, .f.
"A Carriages. Harness. Carriages.
The Immense stock. !.
Great Bargains
st wsrerooms OF CALVIN WITTY 63s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NJorICE.THE CONGREGATION ANsHI CHEsED
win this day. Nay %, At ioeoct Z. n: dedicate their
synasogue In Norfolk street, Houston which has been
OF the approved make The CANTOR Rev Mr. uoldstein
Che audience 10 German and Rev. Dr. wlse from
invited.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

.,.n, un1.o SsuNvKEs t! iys LE a. 3D.
Nh Pursattve 6h 6h 7h, rest This course should oe
sued every week until cure effected Acute r.ss
ocn1us A rssmsr. unit. cured DossA 'p2so%ld psSd ,sIe
half dose and No. The directions which sccomp.y @ s
bottles should be astsntivey followed each ooe M ~ ~
label, our name In the watermark Of the paper III " E
cork band with stamp French sovsrnmes@ 10
srGnokEf bcosop ~ 'o9 Msdeine and Apo,hscsy NO
81 Depot. 20 % YStaERx 4 VAN DE krErr. No. 40 North WI.
liam nareot. New ynvk
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

DOR SALE CHEAP-IF APPLIED FOR IMMEDIATE
ly, the Basement northwest of Houston AM
Broadway with four years. Lease all the Furniture, stool
and Fixtures Apply to EUG CHEvALIER, 81 Cedar
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

CENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOoDs.-THE LEASE,
NJ Stock and Fixtures of Store Broadway, doing n
large business. Call on WALLER, PRATT CO., 25 Cham.
befs street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25
IN. Politicians After Gr..,.

The commencement Of every new national
administration in the United States IL like
the opening of new spring. A. with the
balny airs. refreshing showers and warm
sunshine Of April the birds begin to chirp
and rwitter and sing, hopping from branch
10 brauch. Ruling their feathers and search
Ing for material with which TO build their
nests 40 With the advent Of a new dispenser
ef patronage the politicians commence to
fuake themselves heard and put on all manner
~ airs IN their efforts to secure comfortable
quarters and plenty of food for the next four
yrNra. The frat indication we had OF the APP
preaching change of weather in the political
world, after the frost Of disappointment had
nipped the hopes o. the Blair family in the
bud, was furnished W the noisy cbatiering Of
the Washburne breed in the West and now
The chorus is taken W aul syelled by tie
sparrows. robbins and swallows All over the
country, uuul il il made evident that spring
has opened in earnest and thdt every political
Msd calculates upon .ho enjoyment of the
sunshine ~ the new administration aud
hopes % ~ Abe y tettnrr ~ own ned il
Gne style
4a5 poIt'vta, 81, aGer Cencsl (,.tas i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25
,.n.e-, Phase. Of the spanish Revolution.

Latest Phases OF the Spanish Revelation.
Our kilograms from Spain state that the
elections for the Cortes are officially announced
to take place on the 18th OF December. and
the Cortes il to meet on the 18th of January
next. II would appear from this that the pro-
visional government is DESTROYS Of ascertainng
in the shortest possible time the opinions of
the people on the reorganization OF govern
ment and the form of one to he adopted Ac-
cording to previous kilograms General Prm
had been suspected of delaying the elections
with view Of making a coyp dslot and estab-
fishing an empire, but from the news now
published such q suspicion does not appear to
be well founded. Large public meetings had
been held in Barcelona by both the monarchists
aud republicans. Though public spirit ran
high all the proceedings were conducted
orderly. This we regard a. one of the best
signs OF the revolution. The people were
preparing to make similar demonstrations in
Madrid. The monarcbists, II il pad are in
the ascendant. though the republicans are
strong and gaining ground every day. This,
indeed. may be the reason why the provisional
government il hurryng up The elections and
assembling Of the Cortcs. Prim and his party
may fear that the republicans would gain the
ascendsnoy by delay. However, they may be
really DESTROYS of getting fun and fair express
sion of public opinion At the earliest day prac-
iicable for the purpose Of closing up tie
revolution and avoiding future complications
Ga the whole the news t. day from Spain
presents q favorable aspect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25
The Iaexar;cnsle Erie Railroad Middle.

The inextr;cablc Erie RaiIrsaJ MudaIr-
II win be seen by the proceedings in ths
several courts yesterday, both State and
federal which are published in another part
Of the paper that the plot thickens in the Erie
Railroad imbrogIo and that terrible conflict
RACES all round The outside public must be-
completely mystifled about these injunctions
and counter injunctions, receivers here and re-
ceivers there and the confusion Of PLAINTIFF
and defendants. 1t il doubtful if the lawyers
themselves can nntangle the threads Of this
dispute, for, M the saying goes the muddle
would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer. One Of
the latest phases, as will he seen, is the
action OF Judge Blatchford in the
United States District Court appointing Jay
Gould as a receiver and ordering the Erie
Railroad Company to transfer to Gould as re-
ceiyer sufficient amount Of cash and securi-
ties TO be- held by him, subject TO the further
order OF the court which amount il to bs
eight millions of dollars, to protect the rights
Of the plaintiff pending the suit. And IL waa
further ordered that preliminary Injunction
be- issued to prevent the company from parting
with any Of their property. IL Is an exciting
aud interesting fight all round IF the body
of the stockholders and bondbolders can BIZ
protected ii will matter little how many Of tho
spectators or how much they may suffer in
the conflict Indeed ID would be good thing
IL these INSCRIPTIONS gamblers could bs
reached by the criminal courts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

4 VIGILANCE COMMITTEE PRsDlCrgD. LIE
view Of the prevailing corruptions in hsh
places and low places, municipal State auS
national one Of our law and order citizens, 70
matter-0rfact review Of the subject, says
that what we are coming to, and Il " oi'y :
matter OF time, is simply this--no more w
lcss--the absolute necessity OF FORMING
vigilance committee. Lawi There " y" ~
Appeal 70 the general government
heads Of the departments are pack u scoun-
dreis. Resort 10 the United states courte
Tho ruduss would laugh at You Such ara
the opinions Of 'pisin spoken man But
where ,ro we b find his vigilance coininiitee
sh,ll W 20 y The State Prison ior T. 'nd .hn'
a., lbn,smalI sixpenny rogues who have been
cnivhi 4, bring uP'to justice thr blk million
'un,re rotucs, who know apw i Alp lhrougn
she neshcs u the law A. III events, Ne ais
bound 10 have ehan.e no VI .acss ,ipo DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

to come together for winter quarters in the
milder attitudes south Of the Arkansas
movement Of our troops will instantly take
place. We have already heard that Sheridan
means to lead the troops in person, and we
have, therefore, the highest confidence in the
result of movement from which Sheridan
himself says he hopes the complete restoration
Of peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

The Elections la Enginud-Their Result.
The English elections are now over, or all
but over The result is already known, and
that result is clearly, Enthusiastically, powerfully
in favor of the liberals In the new Par
lament they will have q majority almost
unprecedented in the annals of Parliamentary
government in England. The very strength Of
the liberals, however, may prove their ruin.
It is fact which is very much overlooked on
this side of the Atlantic that the measures to
which the liberals are pledged are all Of them
radical They are the measures of Golden
and Bright, Of the Manchester school gene
rally. only little broader and more sweeping
than the Manchester school in its best days
ever contemplated. There can be no doubt as
to the feeling Of the constituencies. There
can be az little doubt as to the principles to
which the new House Of Commons is pledged.
There is. however, small reason to doubt that
the old wings and the entire aristocraiic sec
ton Of the liberal ranks are rather alarmed at
the rapid progress and already terrific
power of principles with which they have aud
can have no sympathy. 1t will not be at all
wonderful il Mr.. Gladstone finds 1t impossible
to hold the liberal ranks together. The ma
jority is so large that il may prove unwieldy
and difficult to control. Evidence is not want
ing even now to show that spirit of discord
is already at work, and that division among
the liberals ia 10 give Mr. Disraci another
opportunity, which he is not the man to LEI
slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

THE M,YoRALrY. 1t is all settled Oakley
Hall viii walk over the course. There was a
prospect of lively fight with John Kelly as
the general anti Tammany candidate; but
when the committee on the subject waited upon
him and informed him that they should wan! y
little contribution OF fifty thousand dollars 70
run the machine the patriotic but asloundcd
John Kelly was taken sick and had to send
forthwith for the doctor, and, according to the
doctors advice, declination was necessary To
restore The health 81 John Kelly Aud 50 The
course i cleared lur Oakley lirl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

ment uron official corruption here. II is a
notable fact, however, that they always forget
the whiskey rings and general governmental
corruption in their desire to show their
jealousy of our commercial advancement. We
hope TO see a few trials Of the charges thus
preferred, and let these trials come first upon
the Judiciary that any stain which may be cast
upon them may be refuted; for If We cannot
depend upon the honest administration of the
law, then has the moment arrived for revolu
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

TnE JupuuARy Also TIN PEtss We APP
prove Of tho course Of Judge Barnard u call
inu tor evidence with reference 70 the election
frauds. that. In case anything be proven
against him. he may resign his oidca. i has
TOO long been the habit of the Boston Bohemian
press, including It's magazines, q deridc the
ol3ceholder5 VI New York, and they seize
up,, .ac Slightest .areAJ VI sVspiciyu u con-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

T'Hg WHisgEY Rios. United States Dis
trict Attorney Courtney's discoveries and dis-
closures against Judge Fullerton and that side
Of the house having been published, wouldu'i
il be proper thing on the part OF Fullerton to
publish bis budget against Courtney and Com
nauyy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25


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AMUSEhENTS THIS EVENING
ACADEMY OF MUSIC fourteenth street-IrAlrAs
orRsA BALLo IN MAscHEeA.
seoApWAy THEATRE Brosdvny-FAtey ctso,E-
An Hrra ~ SEVILLE.
wALLAGK's THEATRE, Broadway and 18th street
luR LA Jasmine LABS.
NiBLOs ARDEN Broadway.-AFrRK pAkk' OF Lon
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MRs. ID. 7. BOWERS QUEEN ELIzABErH
street.--tIaIopIAs MISsrREI.sY So
KELLY N Icons MINSTRsLS, 100 Broaiway~fI mo-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

MRS .. &. CONvAYS PARK THEATRE, Brookyn.-
Mas. -. y. bowers AS QUEEN ELIzABErH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

OLYMPIC THEATRE Brosiwu.-HUNPrY DUNPrY,
wlrn NTw FEATURES Matinee At T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

HOOLFXg OPERA HOUSE, Brookiyn.-HooLEs;s
htwwrgrLs-TAg LAsgYsmRE Lass, 40
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

PlGEoS SHooTtYG.-Ycstcrd afternoon an
exciting pigcon.shooting match transpired at
Analostan island, which was witnessed by
several hundred persons, who had been at
tracted to the grounds by the reputed excel.
lence ION the wing" OF those who contended
for the prizes. The parties in the lists were
Messrs. Walter Drufy, Charles Williams, W.
Woodley, H. Kurtz, Edward Derrick, and u.
Warner. The rule was to shoot five birds
each, from ground trap, with riso OF 20, q,
%, and rs yards, and so yards bound, the charge
Of shot TO be an ounce and half, with double
barrelled guns, the first barrel to count.
Mr.. Thomas p. Stacy was chosen judge, and
After drawing for priority OF shots, the game
was led off BY Mr.. Walter Drury, who fedged
his hrst bird and was equally successful with
his four remaining shots.
He was followed by Mr.. U. Williams, who
captured four birds In succession, but the fifth
got out OF bounds with "dead load" of shot
peared to have bad luck, striking all his
pigeons, but tw o falling outside of so yards did
not count Jones made hne shots, but secured
only three birds; and Gideon Yates, while he
knocked wind and life out OF all Ave Of his
game, an old patriarch thought best to take
waterin the Back river, which lost Yates a
score OF one.
Mr. Albert Woodley came next on the list,
and made very pretty shots, but his birds ap.
pearcd shy, instinctively feeling that showing
too much feather to his unerring aim was GER
tain death. He succeeded, however, in drop
| ping four birds. II. Kurtz killed four, three
falling within bounds; and Derrick, who
proved capital shot, bagged his Ave; while
Mr., Warner, who struck every bird, succeeded
| in scoring only one, two dropping beyond 80
yards from the trap. The score was as fol.
| lows: