davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
He CoU R T S.
Alleged Murder on shipboard-Tho Grey-Fisk
Reference suit-rhe Jerome Skating Pond
Picture Case-Aaault and Battery-Busi-
noss in the Court Of General Sessions
unlTED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Murder Of Austrian Jack.
nafAra C.sv, -, icc cctnvsaw GhtntVg


Before Commissioner Shields.
The case In which David Leach steward or the
brig Ellen Q. Phinney, Is charged with numbering
"Austrian jack" one OF the seamen on board
while the vessel was lying on Montevideo was con.
fnued yesterday. william Scott the first mate
aestined that on The Sh or 10Th OF August last he
Sent up three men to scrape the manmast down; II
required Two men to lower the triangle on either
side; stood at side myself Jack ShieIds-..Aus-
iran Jack"-shOGted to lower away; Immediately
after heard Jack sing out cd d-n, what do Won
lower that way for;" told MIN TO speak more
cooliy; he then cried out, "iou son OF b-h;" got
excited and told him to come down; he
came down and on reaching the deck
he took out knife; took off his Jumper
ond cap; witness tlien took hold OF him ana
cnched; he had put the knife In ms sheath; when
thoy clinched two OF Austrian Jacks mates came to
mis- assistance; Antoine took hold OF witness by the
bhOulder when The second nlate came and TOOK An.
zone or hin, while the steward Lhe defendant) kept
Ehe other Austrian back; the steward cried cut to
Ghe deceased not 10 use hts knife after rhey
Hs ne mad turned 10 60 the deceased made n ties-
perafe overland lunge at him with the knife which
he fortunately escaped the steward cried out sFOr
tGOd'S SAKE look ont; Jack then made a second At
tempt upon nm with the knife; his hand was drawn
nnd raised up TO strike, when the steward fired 4
pistol at the deceased, the contents OF Nllch took
Enect on deceased's forehead, killing him almost
immediately.
/ The occurrence was reported to the Captain O,
rne Fort OF MOntevldeO and an examination was
when the witness came back from making his re.
lpOrC the DEFENDANT had left the vesse Defendant
Was not present NJ any examination into the matter
~ Mohtevido or elsewhere, brought To the COmmls-
pendant was when he (defendanp came on board at
EuenOs Ayres
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
STREET QUOTATIONS..
C9METERcIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec 2S-6 /. NJ
AsBEs.Receips none. There but little demand for
pot bnt prices steady 6 70 81 2 The supply
small For pearl the demand light and prices ere
nominal at IS ~ ~ rs.
BgEswAS dun and unchanged. small sale was
&c.
CorFEE.-The market for Rio quiet, the demand
light firm all grades former quo
and unchanged We append the current uoations. Rio
good do, 1910. 1876. prime do IKE. l7aic;
Singapore, I5c isc: Ceyon T,oc. a l9c. Maracaibo
81, Domingo tgold, In bond, s.sc Sc cears l6c lie
'18c. ;Savanils, l51oc. a lSc.-aI gold. duty paid.
and but little inquiry Tor spinning and with fair offerings
lb Including 9s bales TO arrive sales B paes
Cotton for future delivery but little sought after
weak, and about all of the sales prices
rniddng) oIlows:December, 200 At 15c., 100
Is 40 March, 900 at l5c 100 Al Is 6c. 600 at April
Also, late Yesterday 800 a. lbc January 200 at
l5.c Febrnary 100 at March SOY at 100
December 100 l5c January 100 l5c February 100 at
grand total 400 bales The closing prices for LOTS the
fAtas
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
Unitcd stntcs District Court.

During the year 1870 $50 admiralty, revenue ana
internal revenue suits have been Instituted, OF
which l45 have been finally disposed Of On the
sommon law and equity side i2e suits were in
sttuted.
In the bankruptcy branch, during the year, l9s
involuntary and SO voluntary petitions have been
filed. making q total OF 1910 since the filing
OF the first petition on the 1st OF June, 1857
granted.
Messrs Belts aud Osborn, clerks Of the court are
likewise United States Commissioners During the
year they have issued 2s3 warrants. embracing the
crimes or murder man5aughter cruel aud unusual
punishment on the high seas, seduction on the nigh
various frauds on the internal revenue, aud also
large number OF warrants against delinquent nOn-
endeayored to avoid payment OF taxes under the
internal revenue laws.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
There were twenty-five bids for the government
gold the total called for being s3 335 ooO at
prices ranging from 11O.12k 1000. The million
was awarded ct 10. 10 a 1000.
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY
The stock market, except IN few OF the list, was
steady but intensely dun. There was an obstinate
indifference to stringent money, ana prices
were perhaps, frmest when money was
dearest. The recent agitation has apparently
driven the weaker holders ont or the street, and
stocks are now In the hands OF parties who knew
the contingencies of the future when they bought
and who prepared themselves accordingly. IL IA
also shrewdly suspected that some of the sSDear'y
cliques are secretly buying while pretending TO re-
main In the boat with their cOnfreres-a theory
which readily accounts for the strength or the
market to-day in face OF the stringency in money
Large numbers Of recent purchases have been traced
to the prominent aud richer member or the
leading .'bear' clique. whose rcwdness III
getting the start Of his confederates In
any scheme is proyerbial In Wal! street. "For
ways that are dark and tricks that are vain,r he
forms Christian companion picture TO the hea;hen
Cninee The United States Express Company were
notified to-day by the Erie Railroad Company hlat
all arrangements Tor the transm lsson of express
packages over the line OF the latter would cease on
the lst OF March next the contract expired last
spring but the business Of the express company was
allowed 10 continue usual until the present notice
was given. CERTAIN directors Ere have been con-
stant spectators in United Srates Express stock
and the above threat has been made many times o.
ready in furherancc OF their plans
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Tie following table SHOWS the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

\
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2S--6 r. NJ.
ON Change to-day wheat was inactive. owing 10
wide difference IN buyers and sellers prices. The
cotton market was dun and heavy
MONEY STRINGENT.
The money market, which Is naturally active at
this period when hanks and corporations are pre-
pairing for the payment OF their semi-annual divi-
dends, was stringent under the artificial pres
sure OF the sbearsn ut the Stock Exchange,
who are now seeking to reap the fruits OF their
operations for decline. From seven, currency, the
rate on call advanced to seven, gold, early In the
day. and towards the close Of banking hours some
borrowers paid 1872. lie and u per cent In addition
to seven currency for the OF money over night.
Accounts were made up quite promptly by three
O'Clock, the new business beng small, while bor-
rowers generally sought their money early. After
three O'Clock there were q number OF fictitious
transactions at y, y and v per cent but their de-
sign was so apparent that little attention was paid
them. On government bonds the rate was six to
seven per cent. Commercial paper was DUH at "a
81 per cent discount.
Foreign exchange was heavy, and rates at the
close were quoted lo9h for prime bankers sixty day
sterling ana Ito for sight bills.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was more active and prices
improved Tor all the issues but more particularly
for those winch draw interest at New Years. The
demand for the reinyestment OF the coupons now
being paid in advance by the government naturally
enhances prices. while among other reasons
for the Improvement were the higher price
o. gold to-day as well as the impression en-
tertained by many that the Secretary or the
Treasury VIII purchase two or more millions at the
SubTreasury to-mOrrOw-a step to which he IL
advised by merchants and bankers wi no are anxious
to see the stringency of the money market abated.
The following were the closing street prces:-Unired
States currency skies, 110 l10h; United States
sxes 1881, registered, 1097s no; do. do, coupon
1885, il35s; do. 1ve-twenties, registered, May and
November, lo7h 1o72s; do. do, 1862, coupon, do,
1878 107i; do. do. 1864, do. do, 1071 1O71s; do.
do 1865 do do, lo7ll 1077S; do do. registered.
January and July, l0616 1o64; do. do, 1856. cou-
pon do, 1905. a'lo014 do do 1897, 10. do. 11O,s
1lo1; do. do. 1868. do. do 1lofs H. do. ten
fortes registered, 1861 1868; do. do. coupon.
1861 1864.
GOLD sTRoNG-1lOl A ILL.,
The gold market was strong on purchases by the
"bear' cllques in stocks, who are SEEKING to pro-
duce lower prices in the latter by revival OF the
counter movement in both markets, the sentiment
of the street seeming to favor such contrary course
in the prices of stocks and gold. There was great
deal OF gold for sale, however that their efforts
produced rise OF only u per cent viz, from 1lOA
TO 1ll-the advance being entirely lost when they
ceased to buy. AT u time when so much govern.
ment treasure Is coming on the street upward
movement is uphill work OF the hardest kind. The
fluctuations in the market are shown In the tablet
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES AND commissioners COURT
FOR THE FAST YEAR.

During the year 1870 there have been commenced
In the common law branch OF the court, ninety
four suits exclusive OF cases under The Internal
Revenue law, and against The Collector OF the PORT
for alleged illegal eaaction of dutesl and forytwo
heard ana disposed OF. In the equity branch 30
suits were commenced and ntty-six heard and dis-
posed Of
In admiralty. on appeal, and reviews IN bank
ruptcy from the DISTRICT Court, tairty-eight cases
were brought, and twenty-three heard ana disposed
Of. Eighteen appeals were raken 10 tne supreme
Court Of the United States III the criminal branch
1888 Indictments were 1oun,, and hfty-Iour heard ana
disposed OF.
Kenneth G. White, Richard +. Stlwell and John
A. Shields have issued, during the year, over lDO
warrants Tor various onences. including Violations
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
COURT CaLeNDAs-THls DAY.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME C0URT-CIR-
cUIT.-Part 1.-Before Judge Car&ozo.--NO Circuit
calendar. Criminal cause.-the People vs. John
Costello, ROBBERY; Same VS.. William Cullen and
James Glover, robbery; Same Vs. George Williams,
burgary Same vs.. James Conee, burglary; Same VS..
Joseph Walsh grand larceny; same VS.. Charles Jack
son. grand larceny; Same vE Michael Mcclure, grand
larceny; Same vs.. Mary A. Bradshaw, larceny from
the person.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-Held by Judge In
graham.--Nos. 40, SO, 81. I52.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part 1.-Before Judge DAILY
Nos. 1885, $780, AGO. 4Gl 24 4o5a l6I a97. 316 $780, 6s
gO7 249, 1885, 800, 2o5, 81, 3i9 22 4o3 163 1926. 27s
40, 601s, IS, 204, 459 l25.
MARINE CoURr.--GESERAL TERM.-Held by Judges
Curtis Joachimnsen ana Tracy.-Genera Term Cal
eudar.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were dull, but generally
strong and higher The following were the latest
street prices:Tennessee ex coupon, 631s 81; do,
new, 63,a 639i; Virginia, ex coupon, GO 6s; do.
new, "a u 65; do registered stock, old, 80 d 5o9s;
Georgia skies, 81 So; do. sevens, o;k a 921l; do.
seyens. old, 90 ss Norta Caroliua cS coupon, i5%
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
The Jerome Skating Pond Pirturc Case.

ihc Jerome Skating Pond Pigturc Case,
Before Judge Koch.
WiU'om Mdgrd,h rs Leonard ". Jero,ne--This
ease, IN which the jury heretofore failed to agree
was retired yesterday before Judge Koch and Jury,
The question Involved was whether picture repre-.
Fenting the skaing pond at Jerome Park, painted
ny tne palnun, was purchased by the defendant, or
whether he merely agreed to head a subscription
On the part Of tue members Of the American Jockey
LtuD lOT It's purchase. After careful summing up
Dy The counsel on both sides ana sensible and ex-
haustive charge by Judge Koch, the Jury upon n
hr,el deliberaton, found Tor the defendant, =
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
INC IUIVWiIIg CdUIV aIEU"S VHU HI-'VsI HIId IV"Va
prices OF the leading st ocks during the day
THE CITY BANK sUAREs.

shares:-New York, l3o MaGhattan 15o; Merchants,
1i2h; Union, 13sA America, 14o; City, go; Phenix,
1OjH; Tradesmen's 147; Mechanics and Traders,
1856; National, 116; Merchants Exchange, 90; Lea
ther Manufacturers, 200 Commerce, 49, Broad
way, 29o Ocean, 7a; Mercantile, 12a; Bank Of the
Republic, 1l6; Bank OF North America lex div.),
1o2; Irving, Ils1a; Citizens, 49, Peoples, 137A;
Grocers, lis; Market, l26; Nassau LOG; Corn En-
change, 1885, Continental, 93; Commonweait 97;
New York County, 200; Manufacturers and Mer.
chants, 100; New York National Exchange, 100;
Fourth National, 1o4; Ninth National 1913; Tenth
National, 125; Oriental, 1855; Gold Exchange, 10;
Bankers and Brokers' Association, 100.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

HEAVY LAND SUIT IN CALIFoRNIA.-Ezekiel Tripp
has commenced SUIT against Thomas Fisher and
others the United states Circuit Court, TO obtain
possession Of 2l,000 acres or land In santa Clara
county. Plaintiff citizen OF Illinois, alleges that
tile 21tn OF october. $780, he was IN possession
and entitled 30 the Ranch Laguna Leca, containing
1000 acres, together with the teuements thereunto
belonging. While he was seized and possessed of
the lana the defendants wr0ngfully TOOK possession
o. II, to his damage IN the sum OF S50,0O0. He
alleges that the value OF the rents and profits
amount TO 900 per annum, and demands judg-
nent for restitution OF the land aud premises foe
$4,000 damages and costs.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

Wheat IN better demand and Ic. 2c better The
sales about llo000 bushels at 81 80 vi 33 for old
spring wheat 81 al 81 429 for No.
81 42le 81 i3 for do delivered closing the higher
price 81 a 81 4s tor small lots amber winter,
nominal at soc. sec. for old and new
sales Corn speculative demsn and 90.
higher The sales about 70 0 bushels at Csc SIC.
for mixed Western Choice yellow Western quoted
See. Barley malt dull and prices nominal Oats
steady, with sales OF about $1,000 bushels bsc 6Uc
for Western In and aoat Gac 63yc for OHIO and
Sic. for black Illinois, aoat. Barley Ia demand
and sales made 10000 bushels Canada including
10000 bushels at & H. aud ,na balance private terms
gasioa9s Isgket Sas quiet 0u' E.ss were gesee.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
BROOKLYN COURTS.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.

All motions noticed for special tern, for Monday,
January 2, 1871, VIII be adjourned over until Tues
day. January 8, al ten O'Clock A. M.
The calendar or the Circuit Court, January term
Will be called on Tuesday, January 8, 1871.
The January calendar OF the City Court win be
called on Tuesday, January 3, at twelve IA. Jurors
must attend at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
SUPREME cuUaT-spzc!AL TERM.
Alleged FrauduI mt Conveyance.

Alleged FrauduI nt COnveynnce.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Several months since Mrs. Dorothea Wedeknd
obtained a judgment Of $4,000 against @. A. Berger
man in the City Court. Subsequently Eergerman
made conveyance OF property worth $4,000 to
MIR. Koening. Yesterday Mrs. Wedekind applied To
Judge Gilbert to have the conveyance set aside and
his Honor granted the motion. Bergerman is now
III the state Prison for subOrnaton OF perjury In
procuring two "wltnesses' 10 bogus viii Of John
Philip Bourne, late or East New York.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

Of Tho Internal Revenue laws, cruel and unusual
punishment on the high seas, fraudulent bank
rnptCy perjury, smuggling c0unterieiting, embez-
zng and opening letters, &c.. great number OF
which were sent 10 the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

All DO. funding, 1885, ID a 81 do do. 1855, %
80; do, new, 23ls "a; do. special tas, lsla
10; Missouri skies, osI 93: do. hannI-
bal ana It. Joseph, 02ta 90; Louisiana
SKIES, 70ls II: do, new 65 81 do. ieyee
SKIES, II 10; do do, eights, 80 4 N; DO. penen-
tiary sevcns, "A 70; do. railroad elghts. so SO;
Alabama aves yOa ~ DO. eights 101 10l 4 do. rail-
road eights, 9j 1907 South Carolina sXes 50 ss;
do. new. January and July G6a 81; do. do, April
and October. 65 90; do. registered STOCK old, s5
10; Arkansas skies, 65 u %; do. sevens, o5 81; /;
Mobile ana Ohio Railroad sterling rs u 80; do.
interest eghts ~ "a; do. second mortgage eights
81 "a; Mississippi Central Railroad first mort
gage sevens. Is q so; do. do. second DO cights,
81 20; New orleans and Jackson first, SO a sS
do. do. second, 10 a 70: Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad drst 81 Il 81; do DO. second, 10 rs;
Greenyille and Columbia Railroad, guara anteed by
South Carolina, 0i1 SO; Macon aud Brunswick Rail-
road. guaranteed by Georgia. IS II; Wilmington,
Charlotte and Rutherford eights, so q 81; Memphis
City skies. 5s 81; Savannah City sevens, SO s5;
New Orleans consols, old, ~ 76: do. issued rail-
roads, skies, 90 II; do. new, sevens, 90 a TO-
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
The following shows the exports exclusive or
specie) from New York to foreign ports for the
week ending December q, ana since the beginning
For the week. $3,023, 500 s324O,9Il S4,4Bs, SIS
Prev Ieported.l63 76O,659 1o2,77S.2o1 100 622
Since Jan slso, los sloeo1el1a sla5, 22o 4s7
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The imports OF specie at this port during the past
week have been as feliows:-
Dec. 19-Steamer Tybee, st. Domingo
silver. ......-............... $3.50
Gold... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 95S
silver, ,........................... 344s
Gold. ......................... 1900
Total for the week ek..................... $T,2l8
Previously reported. II, ,533, 594
Total since Jan. /, 1870 7o..........s1 s1i $50, 7lO
Same time le69.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T4a. 6G6
same tine 1868 Observation-Disclosures. 7,013s21
same time 1857 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.l45,5g2
Same time 1868. 062l, ED2
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way Tor the third week in December show decrease
OF So 2oz compared with the corresponding week
In 1859.
THE suI-rREAsURY REPORT.
The following was to-day's business at che oflce
OF the United States Treasurer
Gold receipts. s2,4s8 O67
Dolu paahce. 03 745, $50
currency receipLS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1bj, COS
Currency payments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921, ,3iS
Currency balance IL, 10000
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out ST. 700 900
gold on account or January interest," $7s4 900 gold
on account Of 1871 bonds, making total or
s3,4s4000, anu S2600 900 currency as interest on
the currency skies.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
SUPERIOR COyRT-spEclAL TERM.

That Old Reference Matter Again-Thc Grey.
Fisk Case.
Before Judge Mcneil.
George r. GREY u.s. james FISH, Jr., and Others
a motion was made yesterday 10 renew the motion
70 set aside the hndng OF the referee IN thus case
Uhe motion was denied.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

FLOUR GRAtS. Receipts, 20 62S bbls 1our 800 bags
corn meal 500 bushels OATS 1890 do.
1rhe -four market ruled frmer but without
noteworthy change The sales $1,000 bbls, nclud-
ing about bbls extra State mt 6 6 25 export
Southern -four firm, with moderate demand. Sales 800
bbs Rye -four steady trm with sales of $50 bbls
| moderate aud prices
4 sales 25l bbs Brandywine at "a s5 We quote = ~
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

Ine Assistant treasurer to-day paid out $2.7OO,000
gold on account or January interest $7s4. 900 gold
on account OF 1871 bonds making q total OF
s3,4s40oO, anu S20O,Ooo IN currency as interest on
the currency SKIES
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

HALFWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way Tor the third week In December show decrease
OF $2d207 compared with the corresponding week
In 1859.
THE sUE-rREAsURY REPORT.
The following was to-day's business at che onlce
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

The Following were the olds Tor The railway mort
gage bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-19
Blossom Rock.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
letter signed "Sidney +. Shelbourne," which
appeared In the HERALD recently, contains "a
comparison OF the two situations" Of Blossom Rock
Of San Franciscoharbor, ana Hell Gate rocks, which
In some particulars Is with reference to the locality
&C., Of the former somewhat incorrect. 1t also de-
tracts from the credit justly due Colonel Won Schmidt
the able engineer who has succeeded where others
failed to remove Blossom This obstruction TO
navigation in San Francisco harbor was located near
Alcaraz IA fortified rock) lying directly in mldchan-
mel of the passage Of the Golden Gate or entrance
Qess than mile in width) from the sea- No such
strong winds as the Northwest trades which, during
the summer months, prevail unremittingly In san
Francisco harbOr are known upon the Atlantic
coast. Large vessels reef their sails at such times
IN crossing the pay close TO Blossom Rock. The
winter Southeast trades, although less continuous,
are equally severe often clearing the bays OF all sail
and Causing large ships to drag. Such storm
sunk the United States steamer Comanche at an
exposed wharf. The winds from both these
quarters sweep Blossom Rock; the strong lood tide
or the Pacific, urged on by the seward gale pOurs
through the Gate, while the ebb Of chain OF bays
and rivers 200 miles In length returns it with int
rest. Roughened by counter wind and breaking
hercely over Blossom Rock, more serious obstacles
could scarcely exist; and yet the rock was removed
by Won Schmidt's plan. Protesting no knowledge of
engineering, and speaking as residents Of CalifOr-
MIA and observer Of Won Schmdt's works only. do
not presume to assert that his device would apply to
He'll Gate rocks as WELL more precise statement
OF the disadvantages combated successfully In San
engaged at He'll Gate, is intended 1t is generally
understood upon the Pacific side that Won Schmidt
commenced where the other unsuccessful engineers
left off, receiving $4,000, what they LETT OF the origl-
nal amount appropriated for removal OF the rock,
as his compensation.
SAN FRANCISCO YACHTMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-19
CRICKET.
~ English Universities Match.

LONDON, July z. 1870.
The great cricket match Of The yenr--that between
the UnverstestooS place this week. at Lords
ground and was witnessed by an Immense concourse
OF the fashionable and the wealthy. The ladies' as
usual, were IN the majority. and as they turned out
in their most Magnificent attire the spectacle
extremely Dealtiful Que.
The match was one or the most remarkable on re.
cord for at seven O'Clock at night the second day
Cambridge seemed TO be SO hoDe,essly beaten and
oxford had so lew 10 make to win that 1t was
decided to conclude then and not extend the play
over thrd day. The result was or the strangest
freaks OF fortune ever seen at Lords or anywhere
else. Wnen Golden, a relative OF the great free
tader, went In TO bowl for Cambridge oxford only
waited three runs, and of these one was made by
Hili from TIE first ball. OF the second Butler
caught down very low by Bourne, the third fairly
bowed ont Belcher, ana Dy the fourth Stewards
balls were sent dying all over tise place. Cambridge
thus won the thriy-siXth interuniversity cricket
match and scored their fourth consecutive victory
by no more than two runs-in fact, they snatched
out or the fire game that they seemed to have
hopeessly lost.
The excitement that followed was never equalled
eVSn at L0ru's anu the tantabs, rushing from all
parts oT the Held, caught up their champions on
their shoulders and carried them round amid ire
mendous cheering.