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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04
ELECTION ARRESTS.

The Work oS fhr Police mud the Judiciary
TIE Molly Few Out Of the Dccorous Million
WHO They Arc, Whnt They Did and Waaf
Was Done with Tncn-Il.cg.i yc;e-s rni
Wou.d-tc yoters--Ihe Cry Of I" Erand!'--
The - BcIlicose Bummers."
II was with, perhaps, commcndablc GOOD feeling
mutually understood between The Judges OF the state
courts who are assigned this city aud county
and who may he fairly presumed, are best able TO
dispense Justice TO the citizens Of this dstrct-that
they would not alt for judicial purposes on election
dsy though they mad the unqucstionable right to
hold Judges, caanbers wherever AMI under what
ever circumstances they chose TO d.. They. how
ever resolved not 10 exercise their functions on
that day in order to avoid any charges whica might
be made OF tho exercise OF authority aud judicial
power for pa rtisou purposes wisely concluding tat
If any men were dishonest enough TO resort to fraud
IN the elections they might with good reason, be
allowed TO remain in durancc until this morning for
a hearing. Some OF the judicial authorities OF the
United states courts, however, AMI q Judge rom one
OF the rural districts, entertaining more sympa
tnetic feeling towards such ~ might be guilty OF
olrences sat In judgment and the police, by virtue
Of Mulberry street mandate, conveyed AL persons
arrested before these spowers thatr--were yestcr-
day. one OF the parlors OF well known up town
hotel was converted into an impromp'u Essex Mar,
kct yesterday ~ rural judge aud was aptly styled
by large numbers OF citizens the "Meropolitans' 20.
lice Court.
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MOBILE Nov. 8, 1868.
The complete returns for Mobile show ss3 majority
for Seymour. The county gives about 1900 majority
The best authorities give the State to Seymour by
small majority.
The indications so far show that Alabama has gone
for Seymour and Blair by small majority. 1t Is
Impossible ut this hour to tell the positive result
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 2, 1853.
This county will give about 1000 majority for
Grant. The dispatches received from different parts
OF the State show probability OF Its going for Sey-
mOur.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. g. 1863
Montgomery gives a republican majority Of 1000
Tie result in the state Is yet in doubt
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Nov. 8, 1s6s
Returns nom twenty townships show large re-
publican gains. The State Is claimed by the repub-
hcans by 5000.
Cpshre COMMUNICATION gives 700 republican
majority. republican gam Of 800.
Lewis county gives Grant 40. repub lean gain.
Harrison county gives Grant 400. republican
gain OF 800
Taylor county is supposed to be republican by a
small majority.
Parkorsburg-w county gives 47s majority for
Grant republican gam OF $50.
Writ county shows a republican gain
Martinsburg estimates the republican majority
for Berkeley county at COO. A republican gain Of
$50.
iarper's Ferry, Jefferson county, gives Grant IS
majority.
The indications are that the State will give Grant
majority as large as the republican majority in
city lWneeingl thus far reports democratic gain.
Wheeling city and Ohio county give democratic
gain OF IL III seven townships over the October votes.
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ELECTION DAY IN THE CITY.

How the 'votc Was PolIed-Unusunl Order
Everywhere Observed in tho City-sccncs MT
the Polling Piaces--A Kidnapping Yarn md
mn Unrnveiled Mystery.
The bright, beautiful and invigoratiny sunlight
which usnered in the morn OF yestcrday-the most
momentous day which has dawned upon the Union
since the close OF tie war-was welcomed by the
people OF the metropolis generally, and the sharp and
bracing atmosphere, together with the membrancc
OF the fact that II was expected OF every citizen
that he should do his duty in the dc.
cision OF the mighty issues involved, seemed
70 impart reinvigorating and rcjuvenatng
influence to the populacc as unit. Long
before daylight men were astir, trudging through
the chill dark streets with the boxes which form the
headquarters Of each particular faction In the neigh
borhood OF their polling places, and taking up the
most eligible positions. Squads of police under
subordinate oflcers tramped with heavy heeled
CHATTER along the sidewalks in every portion of the
CITY, and we're dropped from the line the particu.
lar posts assigned them were reached in marching
their rounds Laborers and artisans on their way to
work we're In the streets IN larger numbers
and at an earlier hour than Is their custom,
and with hands stuned into overcoat pockets and
dinner cans depending from their half pocketed
wrists, gathered round the polls and stamped
their feet to countcract the nppipg, frostike cold
which penetrated their boots Leaning against the
doors and crowding about the buildings which had
been designated as the places Tor oaloung they
awaited the opening OF the polls with show OF I'M
patience easily accounted for, inasmuch a. the una
jorlty OF them wished to vote, II possible, before
going to their places OF employment, which, In most
instances, were remote from their residences, thus
avoding'a loss Of half day on the payroll AT last
the doors swung open and In many cases the Efforts
OF the police were necessary prevent the crush for
priority OF place from resulting accident Injury
TO some OF the eager citizens. Many Of them abso-
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CALIFORNIA.

San FRANCISCO Nov. 3, 1858.
Business was generally suspended to-day, and oil
was quiet around the polls. The democrats viii pro-
baby carry the city by small majority for Seymour.
The republican vote is unusually large. and will
carry portion OF the local ticket. The republicans
are confident OF carrying the state for Grant Re-
turns FROM the interior towns Indicate republican
maj0ritics.
Nothing has been received from Nevada and
Oregon.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Nov. 3, 1868.
San Francisco says the republicans have lost the
city but won the state.
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THE ELECTION.
CoNrrNUED FROM THIRD PAGE

bus county give the following result:-Whitesville
precinct, democratic, 2l6; republican. 100; demo
cratic gain, S0 Williams precinct up TO TWO O'Clock
r. NJ, democratic. 1875; republican, none.
The returns from the Congressional elections are
meagre but the First, Second, Thru, Fourth and
turns are not suicient to warrant any definite est-
mate but the indications are that the vote will be
close IN the State, with the chances In favor OF the
republicans.
twenty precincts in Raleigh show republican
majority OF LOLA.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON Nov. g. 1865
strong force Of speeia, police, consisting chiefly
of colored men, was organized for duty, but no
occasion has arisen for their services the election
having been one OF the quietest ever known here.
Partial returns indicate that the republicans have
carried the city by reduced majority. The State Is
conceded for Grant, but the democrats claim two
out Of the four congressman
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 8, 1858.
Additional returns indicate republican majority
OF $4,000 In the state, aud that all the republican
Congressman are elected.
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NEW ORLEANS, N

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1888.
This city gives 49, 900 democratic majority. The
vote OF the entire sta'e Is largely democratic But
few republican votes were cast.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. 8. 1868.
The returns received indicate that the State has
gone republican by about 4,50O majority.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio Nov. 3, 1868.
The State Of Nevada is reported republican.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
ORDINANCE NO.. AS.

n, Ordnance to Authorize h Is
,unnce Of Bonds tor Special Pur.
poses, passed December - Ale
1867.
u,HE BOARD OF TUsTEES oFTHE TOWN
J. ofGold Hill. do ordain asfollows:
The Board Of Trustees OF the Town
Of Gold Hill did on the 2Sth day OF November
A. d, 1861, by resolution there duly passed. OF
fer for sale two bonds In the sum OF nVo tuou'
saud dollars each; and did at tho same time on.
reel the Clerk Of said Board to advertise tina!
.enled proposals for the salo of said bonds would
b. received up to and until Monday the I'd day
of December, A. ID. 1867.
Be IL therefore ordained as follows:
SECTION |. The President and Clerk OF the
Board Of Trustees Of the town Of Gold Hnl, are
hereby authorized. empowered and required 70
issue two bonds Of the town Of Gold Hill, In the
sum Of five thousand dollars each.
SECTION Q, Said bonds shall be In such form as
the Prrslden, and Clerk Of said Board may pre-
scribe, and shall DO signed by each OF said ON.
GERS, aud shall be 10 the effect that the town OF
Gold Hill is bound. aud holden. and VIII pay 10
the holder or holders thereof the sum OF money
named in each Of said bonds, In two years from
tbs date thereof. with interest as In Section j.
SECTION =. Said bonds shall bear Interest at
the rate of two per cent. per month, and said In
terest shall be paid quarterly, and from the date
| Of issuance of said bonds until paid.
SECTION q. ohlu Ouu hbA
designated As the Contingent Fund Bond OF the
town Of @ old Hill, and the Special Fund Bond Of
| the town Of Gold Hill. and a fund TO be hereafter
known as q Special Fund Is hereby created
SECTIONS The money received upon the Is.
suRpce of the said Contingent Fund Bond ana
the sale thereof, shall be placed by tho town
Treasurer in the Contingent Fund ofthe town Of
Gold Hill, to be used for such purposes, only, as
moneys heretofore and now In said fund have
been and are used; and the money received upon
tho ,alc and issuance OF the said Special Fund
Bond .hall be set apart and placed by tho town
Treasurer into n special fund. as created by this
Ordinance, to be appropriated only for such pur..
noscs as the Board OF Trustees mny direct. and
70 be pad out only upon the express and direct
order Of the said Board upon tho s:id special
fund. .,
for shall have been matured, the Treasurer OF the
town Of Gold Hill shall pay the same to the
holder or holders thereof, upon presentation out
Of m. funds provided for such purpose.
rhis Ordinance shall take effect and be In ful
fore, from the date Of Its passage.
JN0. J. HAYES,
President Board Of Town Trustees.
II c, MANNING. Clerk. ~,
Gold Hi, Dec 3, 1867. ato's"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

LIstr LESTER, acknowledgements
that Lisle Lester gives readings this
evening, at the Gold Hill theater. The
readings will consist of choice selections
from the most popular authors, and the
ladies and gentlemen attending VIII en-
Joy a rare literary treat. The readings
will commence at y o'clock, precisely
Admittance fifty cents.
THE CLIppER.-Louis Waguer's pretty
Clipper Ship, the neatcst thing OF us
kind ever seen in Washoe, is 10 be RAJ
fed off this evening at Binsley ray
lor's Saloon, Gold Hill. Tickets, 81.
WIDOWS Exrxrr.-At their regular
meeting last evening, the Virginia boara
Of Aldermen voted to exempt all Widows
from city taxation whose properly was
less than $1,000 in value.
WAITING ScHooL.-Miss Ardery's wri'-
ing school holds session on Monday
wednesday and Friday evenings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

GLAZING AND PAPER HANG:
inr Orders received. BY an experisneed
workman, and promptly stisIGsd 70; Lssvs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

Bio Hoa.-Mr. Geo. Tufly, Of the 81
Charles Hotel, slaughtered u hog yester.
day, which weighed, dressed, Se'
pounds That is pretty good LOT tnis
neck of sage brush. The st: Charles
Hotel is q pretty favorable field for large
grow,hs OF man and beast. So mueh
for good cookery, good food, and plenty
of it,-Cdrson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS
Delinquent Tax List
cTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo'
rey, District Attorneys Office,
Ice ofsuits Commenced.

Notice ofSuits Commenced.
To tho following named defendants. and to all
owners Of or claimants Of tho real estate and
improvements thereon; or improvements when
assessed, separately, hereinafter described known
or unknown.
You arc hereby notified that suit has been
commenced In the Justices Court, Gold Hill,
Township No. 3. by the State Of Nevada plain.
tiH, against each Of the defendants hereinafter
named, and each Of the following described tracts
or parcels Of land, situated In Gold I'LL, with the
improvements thereon, md improvements when
separately assessed; and all owners or claimants
! Of the same, known or unknown, to rec over the
tax md delinquency assessed to said defendants,
against said property. for the fiscal year, COM
msnclng on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, a.
D., 1867. and ending on the THIRTY.FlRST
| DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. ls67, aud that
summons has been duly Issued In each case.
And you are further notified that unless you
appear and answer the complaint filed In said
! cause, on or before the SIXTH DAY OF FEB.
RUARY, A. d 1868. ut the hour Of 20 o'clock A:
~, Judgment will be be taken against you and
the real estate and improvements herein dc
scribed for the amount Of tax and delinquency
specified, and cost Of suits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

Avery DE, lot 20, block l. range v, doiu
Hill. 70
barry james. unsuryeyed portion oilano
~ sS0 sloet i. range H.'................ 5a4
Rail- p mart Of lot IS, block /. range H. 10 SO
Bsusr CbrIstlnp, \ % feet, lot 90, block 4,
range 81
Barstow Susan A., lot 5, block :, rsnseP % ~ ~
" lot 10, block ]. range y. 10 ~
Briggs John Doe, lot 81, block 6, range G 50
Callihan Mat, lot 30. block i, range o.. %
Carroll +, lot II, block 9, range D;;- o"'
DG Ga s y0Sn ! = r m 0c . 10 30
Floyd, improvements on Caledonia Com
pany's ground....................:.. %
Flsmmins ); y T. I 10, Is, Slosk 3, rs snss D.. IL 20
FnrI.ii LANES Improvement. lot ~, block
a range @. .....,,...... .......... 305
Gaenon J D, lot 9, block 6. range D.. IL 50
| HnmblIn o, lot 10, block Z, range D.. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

To NIL Whom IL Mny Couceru.-o. I. bar
Der 4 Co.. Gold HIN, have now on hand ana TOT sac
a good assortment OF new and secondhand stoves
both cook and parlor. rinware. wholesale ana re-
tall, In quantities to suit. Also, mill nSturcs-suen
as en- ameled kettles, wooden buckets. shoveis,
scoops. hand brooms and brushes. DO all Kinds Oh
,obhins-such as cutting and hitting gas pipe. Wa
-, mines repaired. Tin. copper and sheet iron war'
-. IN order. A good assortment Of wooden ant
hnI,ow ~x,re-such as pals. tubs, etc. Extra stow
S....-.n Of which will be sold cheap. Tor cash
Ii.o 400 pounds old lead for sale. yio-im.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

Rad THIsi-Fresh Shell Oysters. Frssn
CLANS. Game, Of all kinds, and . Firsf-eiass
I,,eh. can be had at OLIVER sEER's Refresh
msnt Stand. In Gibson & Cross ssioos' aoia
Hll, at all hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

wa.ho, Exchange Billiard Saloon, oPpo'
,,,s Enterprise Building. c street, Virginia si1
sps tables with ia,es, improved cushion ana 70
rood order. Fines. wines. liquors and cigars. =
ssator,,hl. olac. to stand read the Atlantic AM
Pacific papers. Call and see. ta''".'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

An Ordinance 10 Autherixo the Is
,unnce Of Bonds for Special pur-
poses, passed December y A. D'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

FLEAS.
LYoS,s MAGNETIC ISsEcr POWDER Is sure and Ger
tain death TO everything OF the Insect spccie-fieas
Reaches, Mosquitoes, Ants. Bugs,
1T KILLS INSTANTLY.
What I, peculinrly surprising In regard TO this ar
,,,a 70 ,h.t MISUNDERSTANDING its instant death 10 In
s ssS Ills perfectly harmless to mankind and DO
%cstle animals. It can be inhaled or eaten witn im'
nnnity. Ii bear the testimony OF eminent disintef-
es'eo eGFREE FRoM POISON.
No article has evergreen such positive satisfaction
In its use. $1,000 T, "a ,.silv md
~e M = genuine has the signaturc Of 4. LYON. and the
private stamp Of DEhAs bARSLs a 20: nssLy-
hny druggist Will procure the genuine II you Insist
Won will have no other.
: Sold By druggists and dealers ontnc racine coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15
Miners Union

1ErErs EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE
M ming, In the District Court Room. B street
Virginia; and every Thursday Evening, In Tho
ter Hall. Gold Hili
Iovorher 18th, 1857, nrlzam
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15
T RITrERs.

-
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of thy Plantation Bitters. Ny wife hasoecn greatly
oenen'ea 0' 'n asa 'cciURRIN. Philadelphia, Pa"
" . I have been q great sufferer rom pys-
pepsia, and had to abandon preathins. Inc
f'an'ai REV. J. I. CATHoRN. Rochester, n. Y"
"s . . I have given the Plantation Bltters to
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the most as
tonishing effect, G. W. D. ANDREWS,
SUPERINTENDENT Soldiers Homo, Cincinnati o.
The Plantation Bitters make tho weak strong. me
lancuId brilliant, and arc exhausted Natures great
IN public may rest assured that In no case Will
tho n%erfcetiy prrc standard OF the PLANTATION BIT
IgRs be departed from. Every bottle bears fhegde-
simle Of our signature on q sfee1 ptdse enoToV'no'
or a, e1n prpson Extending 10 sell PLANTATION BIT,
TINS In buIk or by the gallon, T. q steind!T and
impo,for. Berdre Of rceled bottles. See fhdt our
Prirafe Stamp 70 USxUrILATED oper ererv eorE.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Dealarstnfousn
out the World. mn.
Now f RsFkb,f SSts fSSP e Co.,
416 and 41S Front Stress san Frsneisss.
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zzeR -HR-
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Hoston Root and shoe aInrkef.

+ TUESDAY, Aug. 25.@The shipments of
Boots and Shoes for the week have
been 29, ,149 cases, against q, ,627 cases
for the corresponding week of last
year. Total shipments since January
i. 643.63S cases; same Time last year.
5SI, ,620 cases. 2
Trade continues only moderately ac-
ctiye, and there is rather more dispo-
sition to reduce stocks by parties who
hold considerable quantities of goods.
Some of the best makes of Brogans are
sold well mp, and holders are firm, and
there is a good stock held by parties
who prefer to sell now, even at some
concession, than to risk a better de-
mand later In the season. Buyers are
not anxious to purchase those goods
that are in abundant supply, believing
that there may be a possibility of lower
prices. Slippers and hand made goods
of nearly all descriptions are scarce and
prices are firm. There Is no surplus
of Serge CATERS and Balmorals, and
most manufacturers are at work on
orders, Machine sewed leather goods
are being sold in some instances q
shade lower, especially where the goods
have been on hand little time. In
Haverhin there is no particular change
in the market. Buyers are scarce but
most manufacturers have from two to
six weeks orders to t1ll before they can
stock up at an. Prices are unchanged,
but there is a slight downward ten
dency for machine sewed goods, The
shipments from Haverhin for the week
have been 2,2SS cases.
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UNION COUNTY CoNvENgION.


The Union Republican Executive Com
mittee of Ohio county recommend to the
Union voters of the respective townships
that they assemble in primary meeting on
Saturday August 18th, for the purpose of
nominating township officers and appoint
ing delegates TO the County Convention.
The primary meetings will be held as fol-
lows: 5Ea aa
Clay township and Madison township at
Washington Hallat7 u O'Clock P. n.
Union township at Club Room on Clay
street at TX P. M. =.
Webster township st Club Room, La Belle
Hall at 71z o'clock P. n.
Washington, Centre and Ritchle town
ships at their usual places OF voting ut ~
o'clock p. NJ. l--esa...s
Triadelphia township at Frank Eawson'sr
at u o'clock NJ. trE
Liberty and Richlnnd attheir usual places
of voting, at o'clock p. NJ. -. sa-
The County Convention will assemble at
Washington Hall at 2 o'clock P. NJ. on Sat
urtay, September 5th, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the House of Del
egates, Recorder, Prosecuting Attorney, Sur
yeyor and Assessors, and appointing dele
gates to Senatorial and judicial Conventions
hereafter to be held.
JOHN McLURE JR., Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 28.-Major Gen.
Meade has arrived from Georgia, and
was at the War Department for several
hours to-day in conversation with Sec
retary Schofield. He will leave Wash
ington tonight on a short visit to Penn
II is stated at the Treasury Depart.
ment that no counterfeit T-30 notes
have been presented for redemption or
or conversion for several months.
Gen. Rosecrans is expected to reach
Washington. tonight from his visit to
White Sulphur Springs. 5s-ss.. i
The Indian Bureau has received adj
vices from Superintendent Murphy,
dated Kansas, August 22d. He says he
fully concurs in the views expressed in
Gen. Wynkoop's letter, that the inno-
cent Indians who are trying to keep in
good faith their treaty pledges, should
be protected, while he recommends
that the Indians who have committed
the recent outrages be turned over TO
the military and be severely punished.
In view of the importance of the case, j
earnestly recommend that Agent Wyn-
koop be furnished promptly with the
views of the department, and that full
instructions be given him for his future
action. Mr.. Wynkoop suggests that he
be empowered to take the Indians
whom he knows to be guiltless of the
enormities committed on the Salive
river, and who are desirous of remain
ing at peace. and locate them with their
lodges and families, at some good point
which he may select in the vicinity of
Fort Larued, and let these Indians be
spbsisted entirely by the Government
Until this trouble is over, kept within
certain bounds, and let him be fur
nished with small battalion of q. s.
troops for the purpose of protecting
them from their own people, and from
being forced into war. Let those who
refuse TO respond TO the call TO come
with the bonds prescribed be consid-
cred at war, and let them be properly
punished. BY this means, II the war
takes the plan which he considers ine-
viIable, there will be ability to discrim-
mate between those who deserve pun
ishment and those who do not.
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nAssAORusETTa.

BosreN, Aug. 2s.-The New York
cricket club closed their visit To New
England to-day, by playing a single
days match Withs the Nonantum club,
on the grounds at Newton. The New
Workers were In hard luck, being de-
feated easily. The New Workers made
81 in the first inning and "a IN the
second, with seven wickets to fall, and
the Nonantum club made 120 in the
first inning and 81 in the second. The
game was witnessed by q large number
OF ladies and gents. ~
The pigeon shooting match for S4O0
took place to-day between the President
OF the Massachusetts, shooting club and
a prominent member OF the Winthrop
club which was won by the latter kill
ing 81 OF the % single birds to the for
mer,s 10. 49,.