The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-13
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The Dorm Observation-Disclosures Of the
Trial Before the Senate ut Albany-Acquit-
tai Of the Prisoner ON All the Charges.
ALBANY, June IL, 1858.
The Court Of Impeachment adjourned to-day, hav-
ing acquitted Robert G. Dorm, Canal Commissioner,
OF the charges preferred against him. He was &C
quilted on all the articles. Articles first and second
charged him with completely in combination made
by contractors and with letting repair contract to
the highest instead Of to the lowest bidder
The vote on these two articles, which were the
strongest for conviction, stood as fO0ws-
Y.AsaMessrs Grover Miller, Beach, Cauldwsl Crowley
NAYsMessrs: President, Hunt, Woodruff Mason, Clarke,
Humphrey Kennedy Mat.Son, Morgan, Ncks Palmer, Par
Meeting Of Trustees for the State Institution
for the Standardization of Ohacers.
BNGHAMTON, June IL, 1885,
The trustees for the New York State Institution for
the Blind held meeting at Batavia on the 10th inst
The trustees present were NJ Lindey Lee, of Full
ton, President of the Board; DR.. j. orion, Of Bling
r. Pelton, or New York city, Egbert Harvey, Of Buff
fao; Dr. N. Edison Sheldon, OF Glenn's Falls; DR.. H.
Of Batavia The annual election of ofiicers was
held and the President and Treasurer and Secretary
were reelected. The Board fixed upon the nrst
wednesday OF september as the day for opening the
the new institution for the reception OF pupils.
New York State Sportsmen's Convention.
BUFFALO, June II, 1868.
This is the fourth and closing day of the New York
State SpOrtsmen's Convention. The day has been
fine, with rather fresh breeze. The first thing in
the order OF the day the shooting of of ties for
the third and fourth prizes Of the single shoot of
yesterday The following is the score at three BIRDS
yards rise Hsham 81 Il
william Short missed the first bird and withdrew
F. .sidway, 2; H. sisby, 3; G; a. Kellogg, l; John
Second trial, 81 yards rise:-J. b: Higham, 1; s.
NJ Spencer, pr. Subway. q W. g. Iglen, Jr., 1; H.
Spencer Of the Audubon cub Of
was declared the winner of the third prize, solid
TsessFourtn prize, twenty-sx yards rse-w Tomp-
kins, l; b. Heinrich, none; r. A. Augur, 2;J. II.
Mcclure, 1; H. Waller, l.; J. II. Foster, 1; F. Ritter
B. BaSer saSlpangh. q s. X Browns s and
M. Hoyer each missed two birds and withdrew. l..
pSropp ana J. Tyson not appearing on the ground at
Robert Newell withdrew without shooting at any Of
his BIRDS
none; b. Drake, 2; George Smith, l.; E. b. Hamble-
ton 2; Z. b. Baker 1; J. j. Saulpaugh, q
Third 1riai-Thirty-one yards rise-B. Drake, 1;
Clared the winner OF the fourth prize pair of solid
silver napkin rings Mr. Saulpaugh is member Of
the Onondaga County Club from Syracuse.
Double Bird Shoottng.--Ten double rises at eighteen
yards rise, one-hundred yards boundary. Thirty
testants entered for the prizes, among whom were
about noon, the wind was blowing very
strong from the west and the birds flew
directly from the shooters. The following is the
score:-J. Ward, IA; M. M. Mayhew, Is; ]. M Wit
ner, Ia; John Taylor, Ia; E. b. HambletOn, ID; +.
Drake IA; o. r. Trew,. 10; J. S. Barrow, 10; w. A.
Lyon, 10; II. W. Clifford, 12 NJ II. Cogswel. is; Will
liam Tompkins, ID; G. Z. FELTON,, 49, +. H. O'Nei, 6
and Withdrawn after shooting, at five rises; II. Is.
Hooker, IL; F. Subway, IA; j. wcighill, Ia; J. F.
Fisher, IA: II, Waller, o. and Withdrew on the ninth
rise; G. II. Finch, IL; w. II. Cobb, 10, and with
drew the last rise; J. H. Foster, 8; and withdrew
after the fifth rise; W. G. Jacus, Ia; b. M. Shultz
4, and withdrew on the sixth rise; Geo. J. Marsh
shot out of 10 and withdrew; M. Ba shot out OF
TO- withdrew; II. Sisby shot out of Is and with
drew; J. b. Higham, 10 out of IL and withdrew Geo.
Smith, Is. The first prize, silver goblet was
awarded to Mr. c. +. Felton, OF the Forester Club Buff
fal0; the second prize silver goblet to Mr. George
Smith, OF the same club; and the third prize, silver
goblet to A. b. Hooper, of the Munr0e County Club,
Rochester. The ties for the fourth prize were 1--WE
double rises at 81 yards-M. Mayhem and Mr.. II.
Cogswe Z. The fourth prize was awarded to Mr..
Mayhem, OF the Central Club, Utica.
match will probably be made between John Tay
l0r Of Jersey City, and James Ward, OF Buffalo, to be
shot tomorrow.