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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-06-04

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] MORA MOSS, IBENJAMIN BREWSTER,
JAMES OTIS, JABEZ HOWES,
WN r. BARRON, A. HAYWARD,
i g. KITTLE NICHOLAS LUNING,
JOS A. DONOH0E, JOHN PARROTT,
NJ j. O'CONNOR l.. SACHS,
W. w. MONTAGUE, NJ. ID. SWEENY,
MOSES HELLER, f. H. WlNCHESTER,
ADAM GRANT JAMES PIIELAN
CHAS l., Low. GUSTAVE rOUCHARD,
JACOB SCIOI.LE, MICHAEL CASTLE,
JAMES DOW NICHOLAS LARGO,
JOSEPH SELLER, n. g. kITTLE
L. H. ALLEN, WIN. G. TALBOT,
A. SELIGMAN, PATRICK McARAN,
C. TEMPLE EMMETT, GEO. G. JOHNSON,
JOS. BRANDENSTEIN CALEB H. FAY,
+. Il. LINDENBERGER. Sacramento.
L. L.CUNNINGIAM and WIN. SMITH, Marysyille.
President
CHARLES D. HAVEN...... ........ Secretary
HENRY JUNKANS,
Agent at Weaverville.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-03
tn, RieominrdaIe Murder.

The trial Of Nixon, for the murder Of Sisco in
Blooming gdale, continued Yesterday, and several
Witnesses were examined. The general fact was
brought out that the entire party were very drunk
on tho night OF the murder and very quarrel
some; and Nixon, who had an old grudre
against siseo. Was proved indirectly to have
had 4 heavy steel ring. "billy," or some other
iron instrument and that be had threatened TO hurt
sisco: that they both lett casman's Hotel together,
and that siseo washot alive after, and Nixons
escape, arrest. te inquest nnd other facts already
Known. TIE prosecution rested OF $50. and
tho de.cnse opened with res theory that the
murder was not prcr,editsted, bot grew out OF .
nyht originating with deceased and In support
o. this Hcory called II. Freelsnd, N. Maboy, r.
W. Gurner and Geo Carman. The latter ssore
that bo had picked portions Of whiskers OF large
stones around where the body s sisco found,
and concluded they belonged TO David sisco. The
main reason of the c1amnsiion Of this witness was
10 disproVe the statements made by Heiscr. which
were 50 apparently damaging TO the prisoner. The
Court ,hcnadjournod unti r NJ. to-day. The de.
ienee VII be short, and the case win be concluded
Tomorrow.
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THE MAsSArEs OF CRICKET.
%. Georges Brilliant tOpenips Day-Ex-
citing Contests Anticipated.

citing Contests Anticipated.
The 81. Georges Club played their opening game
yesterday on their grounds Ia Hudson City. Many
SPECTATOR were on The ground, probably owing 10
the fact that taere were three men playing who came
with great reputation from the othor side. These
were Messrs. Cooper, Moeran and Doyle.
The nrst IL one OF the finest amateur players Eng
land ever produced, and has made some OF the
largest scores on record In tho great match played
In London last July between the "Gentlemen and
Players" he scored no less than 1o6 before he wa.
out feat OF no inconsidersblo importance when It
is taken into consideration that be had 10 contend
with the best bowling In all England.
Mr.. Mclean has also acquired considerable notice,
having played In the eleven OF Marooronsh College
one OF the strongest cricket clubs in ihe country.
while Doyle was tho professional Tor Dublin Uni
versity for tho past two years.
In addition 70 these players there wese young Car
penter, o son Of the renowned Cambridge man, Rob.
ert Carpenter, and the two professionals Morley and
Eastwood, both OF whom are hrst-rate men. The
match was between two elovens chosen by the Presi
dent aud VicePresidest respectively the latter be-
ing the hrst to take the bat
Before the players wsre parted they had counted
up 12o, OF which Mr. 0bbes headed the list with 25.
closely pressed By Forum with 90 and DOYLE wlii
10. The latter was unfortunately run out or Lis
score would probably have been much Larger.
one else Is reached en- a IL. II es double asares ~
TIE Presidents side began with hessr.. Cooper
and Kendai, and big score was expected, bot the
was 80 true epsS 'So; Soubc
figures. lie scored vi by some clean hard hitting
and carried i ont Lis bat Morley took Eve wlckofs
G the @ which PsIe r sS0S euS tS' ssyns o @
the vice-Presidents side the winners by Oy runs.
The next match OF the Cldb Is TO be played on
Monday between n. ma MnrrSd % ana SaEs s,,,s ana a:
game il expected.
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WIsHINGTON GOSSIP.

In the House Yesterday bill was introduced to
incorporate the Pacific Cable COMPANY,
Mr. Stevenson introduced bill In thc House yes
terdny althorize c 20 rs TO accept diplomatic scr
wee rom foreign Governments.
TIE Senate yesterday repealed the territorial
laws OF yoming under which tho Court Of that Terri
tow assumes llrisdicpn W appoint receiver OF lhc
CulOu iUchc railroad,
hill has boon nr,ducel in the House e. repeal
the proYiso IN the Pension law which limit applicaons
Tor pensions to period OF ave Yeas 1 lAc OFlslh oi
the cause for pension,
Tomorrow the two Houses OF Congress propose
to adjourn tnlpr1t Mondiy to give Az opportunity lot
pnitg tne cAltOl In It's summer dress, ht removing
ihe CaTpe,s aud giving iull Grlng TO lho DullihS'
The House adopted yesterday resolution request
ing The Pres to intG code with tl3 Btsh or tna
dian auihOritics for the pardon nf Joan hAAghtr ol
New Jersey cap uTcd with the fenlan5 and sentenced
to twenty years Imprisonment
A resolution to pay J. H. Syphor one years com
pensatipn as Representative m full OF all expenses In
nr secuting his right to scat, referred In the
House yesterday 10 the COMMITTEE on Elections, the
House refusing 10 second the previous qnestl)n
Mir. Fnbens has srriyed In Washineton with tho Of
ncal dOcuments relating to the Dominican vOtes In
favor of annexation. This adrot agent, who has boen
for years past In turnS the United States ana
the Domnic cans, " endeayoring 70 talk up the BaeE
Grant loo among Senators and Representatives but
with ls chance o. suceess He mas been told ali eeag
BY prominent Senators taa the nauds inherent 70 thu
scheme arc too oGlaIing 70 perinlt lls success.
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SPARKS IRON TnK rEAEGRAPH.

- Tbc Pennsylvania Hospital has voted for separah
The Rel s,ocF1s b7;e hdf cd5-.eN Tyw-uE
leans for Memphis last evening.
Joseph r. Robinson. another victim OF the Rich
mond calamity diVi yesterday,
The Supreme Council Of the II irty.third degree o
MasonaGy, met IN Baltimore yesterday.
Seyeea houses were struck by lightning In Mes
Orleans Sunday. ard one coOrod woman was killed
A comrany OF soldiers have lett WASHINGTON u
drive OF the sQudttcrs fom the Smith I arm at Hamp
ton
Con. Lindsay, the Red River expedition com
Territory.
woman in Chicago has received 81. 100 damages
from the ciy for injuries sustained In fllia: through
The base ball match between the Athletics ant
Ke, stones of Philadelphia yesterday was won by 'h'
The citizens of Baltimore met yesterday in Ms
by the Richmond disaster
Mossrs. james and Proctori no were wounded
in the attempt to arrest Go dtPeTadoes IN Glasgoa
junction, KY. died yesterday.
Men are daily arriving in Ctel cnnc from the East
10th inst over hundred turned out yesterday on par
nde,
seriea Of resolutions adopo by the bar OF Rich
Tond on e recent trgLtial Gata.tr2nhe 10 thnt ely
cult Court In lichmOnd.
In tho United States Circuit Court, Richmond,
Yesterday Chet Jnstlee Chase Prr.ldlnG the VIII oi
* Eily son wrs dismissed.
The India rubber Comb Company has obtained .
IGSst odT rest7a ninS NJ samuel Phelps from Infringing
on the pstent granted TO Wan Pauly
Tho Indian. on Chug Water Wyoming are beeom'
ing very troublesome, formidable party recently at'
tackled Ben, Mills catle herd Sau shterng several cat
| tlo TIE two men with tho nerd are missing.
The Right Rey. Father Percbe was on Sunday
consecraIed Bishop OF the St Louis Cathedral New
Orleans. Bishop RQseoranz Of COLUMBUS, Ohio. ON
ciAted assisted by DRhops Foley OF ChlcagO, anu Fo
| han OF Nashville,
| The Amendment celebrstion, In Wilmington. ~
O.. yesterday Was me success nd ,s s
John c. Abbott into tbs CITY liall y dclly% tno al
dIssAAa which thp1 Saul1 have sDokea In obsnM
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JOTTINGS ABOUr TO WV.

The steam ship Persia arrived last night.
The police arrested man on Saturday for violat-
Ing the Excise law.
Tammany Hall has agreed to nominate p J.
Joachiuscn for Judge OF the Marine Court.
VIM. N. Allen, Charles j Rowcll. Thomas Flem.
Ing wm T.. Treadwel, Anson Baker, have been elected
trustees OF tho Marble Cemetery,
The Department Of Docks organized yostordy @
the Comptrclcrs Office by the CrctiOn OF John r
Agucw, Presilent. and Richard NJ. Henry, Secretary.
The Rclmond calamity was the subject OF SONS
rlmarks Ia the Chamber OF Commerce Yesterday by
Mes Opdykc. Low, Chltfsnacl Victim ore, aud 9th
ers and resolutions OF symp hthy were adopted.
Lord Derby before the Cgmmittee on Diplo-
matte Service today. lie objected to the Americas
:, stem OF diplomacy because II employed men whose
ali l1matic accidental not protest. iona.
Mary Evuns agct 3i, was foun1 destitute and
dying last nght IN Broom, street sullivan. Shi
taken to the Prnca street police station bat died
Live Oak Exempt Association No. Il last evening
elected VIM. N. Oakley, President PRtrCS McGowAl
Vice President John " Mile sccrctary & mm az 81
A. Moore, and 1 ran Is Mari ne2, Trustees
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INDICTING A GRAND JURY.
The Once OF Assistant U. =. District Attcr
ney Illegal-An Astonishing Discovery In
MIR. Pierreponrs once.

The Once OF Assistant U. =. District Atfcr-
ney Illegal-An Astonishing Discovery In
MIR. Pierreponrs once.
A bombshell was tsyown into the U. 3. District
Attorneys once yesterday by one OF the distin-
guisled lawyers OF the Federal building In Chambers
street. who asserted that all the indictments found
by the Grand Jury were invalid beeause tney had
been presented at the instance Of the assistants OF
Juige Pierrepont The stssate provides that no
person except the District Attorney shall appear
before the Grand Inquest Of the United States 90
prosecutor. Mr.. Pierreponts aids are merely clerks,
aud should not have been permitted 10 Influence
tho Grand Jury. The statement created commotion
in the Department, and one OF the assistants, Mr.
Jackson, was engaged for several hours In search
inx the various Federal statutes on appon tmonts to
end the exact legal status OF himself and his learned
associates. No law, however, was discovered bear
ing upon the question. Other law books were pro-
cured with the result bat as yet tile search
yer, however who raised the important point, open
ly challenged the eearcher TO procure line showing
that he was other than an unsworn clerk SAID he,
shrc~ dly, We may be able yet 10 ndict tie Grand
Jury who admitted your clerks to their councils for
revealing the secrets Of their ofhco TO Unauthorized
persons, In vio alton OF their solemn osths." The
Assistant Dstriet Attorney smiled, but did not re-
ply. IL IA understood that the point will he rssod
In several cases which TO be called up for trial a
tas ne1t term
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SPANISH MIsINFoRMATIoN.
The Capture and Execution OF the Project
BotsncerSt-surrender. pema nded By De
Redaas-The Cuban Cables Latest Een-

The Capture and Execution OF the Project
BctsncsrSt-snrrenders Demanded By De
Redaas-The Cuban Cables Latest Een-
sense.
HAVANA, May 2---The following reports Of the
situation In the interior come from Spanish
The insurgents In the Csmsguay district continue TO
present themselves In large numbers TO receive par
don.
Tho resignation OF the rebel General Agramonts
10 confirmed. The rebels have abolshed the rank Of
Gcneralin- -Chie', and appointed Frederic Cavsda
chief OF operations and Bembita Commanding Gen.
oral in the Greco villas District.
Fifteen Spanish soldiers captured last June By the
rebels have just arrived at Puerto Principe. They
wero threatened with death by Quesada, but their
lives were saved through the intercession OF Benz
bito, with whom they served up to the time Of their
release.
The rebel President, Cespedes Is roaming about the
cosst, never sleeping twice in the same place.
Tne disloyal Prefect Betanconrt, alias .Barbaxo,
and the sub Project Rafcte have been captured and
executed at Puerto Principe.
The gunboat soldado recently captured q ANAL
boat at Guejata Key. In the boat found pass
port issued 10 Gen. Goicouria and his commission
as Ambassador to Mexico. both signed by Cospedes.
A search viii be made, and n Goicouria is the
islanl he cannot escape.
Many insurgen,s have been killed at Alvarez and
neer santo Espiritn BY the volunteers.
qurins all persons residing within the usurrecton-
airy district TO come 70 tho nearest settlement or
town within the next thirty days; and threatening
that shoud they neglect 70 do 80, IL captured they
will he treated as rebels.
| This order causes much excitement, and 10 con-
sldered heavy blow TO the insurgent cause.
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PERSONAL.
p. I. Barnum has gone to California
Gen Tom Thumb and party are In Australia.

p. I. Barnum has gone to California.
Gen Tom Thumb and party are in Australia.
Rufus Hatch has changed his neckte fiom dam
Ing red to the white. all emblem ofpurty.
The Hon. WIN. NJ. Eynrt, and his Royal Rlilroad
Hghness were seen walking earnestly osavorsing. IN
Nassau street yesterday.
Bnrt the Englishman, who came over TO instruct
US in railway mstters wants another letter IN his name
now lac shoGld write II Burnt,
The son Of the Duke Of Argyll who is now in this
country says that ho going Into toe tobacco business
Ia New YORK. Tns proves that the yoang man is mp
The Rev DR.. J. Romeyn Berry, formerly Of tho
Third ncoi med church OF jersey Guy, has accruted
70 the pastorate OF the Monle!ar' ~ J fresbyto'
An erroneous impression prevails that the Capt in
Charer- who was rtceniy kll,d ,h hl"hEloni u CAP,
such Is not the case.
Among the passengers who salled for Eprope Sat,
riaY WcIe W. I3nsiani'9e r. at Ui que a,d
lis beautiful wilc nm American lady
Milton H. Norlhrup, tie of the New York Assocl.
atcd Press g Quincy Lapham have become assoc.
on ho Syracuse Datiy Contey.
Prince DemiGoN, whose death Is reporied, was one
OF hc ,weallhicsl mon IA Enrone Iiscnieorne pona,
to gallery q pa9;as 9G 0a wa EGlss9 l9,9es sod at
Justice Bradley, Of the Unitod statos supreme
Couc len his homo Ia Newark, j.. ysS@rla, iol his
by tR. Newark bar ha, been POSTPONED until his ro'
lLgn,
The Hon Warren Leland, Of the Me'r9'poli,an Ho.
SUN t,lu6iishment was n; thing. iio also thought
Crcelcy' = farm and aid II was Dig thAg,
A grand Chess Congress is 10 meot In haden Ba.
drn ~, ih I5ih on Juiy next Me.srs. An crSseu lame
H. rAu sen De lviere otenrtl Blackburn, j. Coll, ch
| EeuOann suhc, aud Others wei known lh The ches'
world, are 20 participate,
| Mr. Abel r. Corbn, the hero OF the gold panic,
has been roconn lei 90 his hrothey,lplw Gen Grant
Thu es n@ ANE % a tEGs s & eoro 1H wiz VI
reward him for 40 mnoh goodness" b. good behavior Ia
| the future.
| The Hon George NJ. Robson has gained about q
pounds 10 wright since he was put 10 Mr. Bories place
II cannot bo said that naval heroes men
low aesh 1he people Washington say tha the yer,
sght ltObeaOnb "a aId shning hco cQhlHaenI "
| A1OIel OF Delmonieoa hast dinneu,
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THE EXCISE FARCE.

What the New Purvcyors Of heuor Say
The Sunday Liquor I,aw TO be Enforced.
The liquor dealers. under tho conduct Of their
champion. Mr. David $. Paige assembled In tho
private room OF the Commissioners OF Excise yes-
terday. and addressed the Board In favor Of selling
liquor on Sunday, except during Divine service.
They also asked that the license fee should DO CSC
for common resorts for small hotels with seventy
Ave beds SO, and for urge hotels t1s0 70 ti6O.
The Commissioners replied to these memorials.
and In their utter1nces foreshadowed policy.
Col. Price believed in second class the license
fees were fair 10 NIL parties. He assured the Com
missoners that those who violated the Sunday law
would haye!their licences revoked. Mr.. Williams also
Insisted with stress the observance OF tho sun
day law. He said that opening the doors on the
Sabbath was q deseeration.
Mr.. Naehtman said he did not like the law, and
thought II was q hardship. but he would enforce It.
Mr.. Paige then delicatelv nlmated the propriety o
bringing forward Sabbath refreshments, and hr
Williams apoogized for their absence, and tie inter
view ended. There were only afty applications foI
license yestcrday.
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ANOTHER sECRET GOLD SALE.
Wall Street in worry-The Bulls and
bears Berating Boutwell,.

u.,r. per.,inr Ro,,,xx.iI
c.,., u.., .,,
ConslueraOie surprise ana no httle lndlgna-
ton were expressed Yesterday morning In Wall
-. -, - -. :, -, .L...a.. -.
sueo' W IaIee huuloe' Vi "oue' Nnanseis "hen
they learned that on Saturday at the opening OF the
Gold Room, the Government had sold a 900 900 Of
=, ,.. -, - A.. s,,, n,
god-'he May interest," due on tno sinking Funo
bonds. Many brokers and bankers who would
gladiv have entorad into eomneti,,on for tbe mr.
-. -.
chaso OF the precious staple wero ABSENT nom 'he
gold mart on Saturday, not having been advised OF
AZ. ,,,.r,,or of an. sa.ro,.rv o1 tho T,es.nrv IN
'e '"o. " ' ', ". "
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The New Rules and Next Cruise Of tho At
lRntic Yacht Club.

The Atlantic Yacht Club met last night In their
new club room, Court street. Commodore voorhis
presidng. In answer to Mr.. Jacob voorhis relative
to Rule s OF the Regatta Rules, tho Committee ex-
planned the allowance for sail was to be for the
greatest amount OF sa carried at any time during
the rpce, and not for the total amount Of canvas
set Rule was amended to road II any boat OF any
class shall make the within eight hours II shall
be for all classes Tho judges Of the regatta
are William MsNannus, John u. Mirgan, and John
A. Elmendorf The nunual cruise viii start on Sat
urday. July o. for two weeks, .Aing east and return
In company. The rendezvous will be at Whitestone
at 1 T.. NJ to start al T.. NJ. and anchor at Glen
Cove during Sunday. The further movements Of
tie feet 10 be determined hereafter.
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DRUNK AND DEAD.
The Bnd Of Great Lawyers DIssipatcd
Sou--Thc Pitfalls Of Bleeckcr Strcet--A
policep,a NJ nisroyery.


Policepian's Discovery.
Yesterday morning officer Mckinley found a
supe1ed woman lying a, the foo, OF the stono steps
leading to the basement Of 11S Bleecker street. On
lifting the woman lie discovered the corpse Of man.
Both were borne to the Prince street police station
When the woman recovered consciousness. she de-
scribed herself a. MARY Leo. .she Identified the
corrse as that Of Robert @. Philips, WHO was her
companion on q debauch on the previous evening.
YESTERDAY afternoon Coroner Rollins conducted
an inquest. Mary testified that she resided at lGi
Wooster street. and had mot Phillips on Sunday
morning In George Hebers liquor store on the
northeast corner Of Houston an Wooster streets /;
later In the evening she met him again In saloon In
Wooster street snd they drank together. The girl
lost consciousness until she found herself In the
Prince street police station. The deceased, Robert $.
Pailips, was the adopted son OF Jonas b. Phillips tho
eminent lawyer and dramatlst, formerly Assistant
District Attorney OF this county The family have been
In considerable distress and have been assisted by
some neighbors, who, when they found that Phillips
was leading disspatcd life, refused 10 assist him.
1he Jury tou,d verdict OF accidental death,
caused by conclusion Of the brain from falling down
the steps OF iS beecker street. They censurod tho
proprietor OF tue building for not having the steps
properly guarded.
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AConnittco of Donkeys.

WAsHisGroY, May 2.-The American Medical
Association OF the United Sia,es have Convention
here tomorrow. The delegates, tnrce hundred In
number will pay their rospecs 10 Inc iTosceht ana
Mrs Grant ifler organizing. "De ComMlttt1 on
Credentials have thrown out all the credentials ~
delegates from eocieties who held consultaIion with
co,oiel doctu rs notwithstanding they have all beon
regularly Tadcd. All the white physicians, VOL Hs
three coorod. these organizations are thus Thrown
out.
They number about IS The rejected dele
gates together with many rom the Northern STATES
met ton-nt and expressed INDIGNATION al the action
of the Committee. According TO present appear
ances, the subject will occasion earnest discussion
and excitement In the meeting tomorrow, when a
minority aud malOtuy report VIII be sublnlttod,
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OBITUi ri.

The Bishop OF Enrcux died on his way home from
Rome.
The Hon. Henry Mather. prominent and wealthy
citizen OF Dlng ghanton, d cd on 1niay evening.
Wn. H. Du.ancy, prominent member of the Vr-
giuln oar, died suddenly in AleNiudIll last nlght.
Henry r. Hasford Grand Master of the Grand
lodge OF Vermont, D. OF .. H. diei IN Paglet yea
teidny.
Samuel $. Word, formerly Superintendent of the
New York House OF Refuge died OF apopexy In koch
eitct yesterday.
william Henderson. formerly a prominent mer-
chant, aud Director OF the Jackson Railroad, died In
Sew Orleans esterdIy, aged 8! years.
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The Billiard Championship of PENNSYLVANIA

The tournament for the Billiard Championship
OF Pennsylvania which began on Monday, the 25th
ult, closed on Saturday night There were seven
entries Plunkett Nelms, Palmer, Rockhil, Hunter,
McAlier, and Doyle and on Saturday night the
closing game between Plunkett and Nelms, who
stood even, resulted in victory tor the former The
game 200 points, French caroms, and was
splendidly played. Plunkett scored. 800 to Nems's
l6l, and averaged H. His best runs wore Z, :, IL,
II. "a Tho champion cue, maze and presented by
Kavanagh & Decker, is OF solid ivory tastefuy
mounted with gold and having for the tip valuable
amethyst lit s three feet in length and tie butt
which IS OF solid gold Is engraved the Pennsylva.
mia coat Of arms The cue cosl t3Oo and Ia the
elegant ever won by State champion. In addition
to the cue, Plunkett receives fine billiard table pre-
scented by Victor Estsphe. The second prize, q
purse Of $50, was won by Nelms aud Rockhil
took the third, purse OF $I5. Fac prizes we're pre-
scented hast night At the Assembly Buildings in pres
encs OF a large crowd Of visitors.
It Is said that Estcphe will challenge flunkett at
| m