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1t appears that the reported resigna-
ton OF Secretary Delano arose from a
typographical error, his name having
been pdnted for that Of DeLong.
Theold board Of directors OF the New
Orleans, Jackson aud Great Northern
railroad. with few unimp0rtant exeep-
lions, we're n -elected Yesterday, with
Il. s. McComk, president, s. II. Edgar,
vice president, K. $. ChsEles, secretary
aud Treasured. ana 4. .. Fozi, general
manager.
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THE bin enfrauchising sll the people
Of Arkansas is now the law Of the iand-
Our special dispatches from Arkansas
tell delightful story to the people Of
that State
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Heavy snow in Chicago yesterday.
The French cabls is broken two hum
dred and thirty miles from Brest.
Work on the San Diego. Texas and
Pacific railroad commences to-day.
1t is said that Won Stufnum win be
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COUNTY UNDERTAKEN

MEMPHIS, April 81, 1873.
MR. FLAHERTH:
SIR-The PoOrhouse commissioners We're
authorized by the County Court to employ an
Undertaken for the balance of this year. The
Commissioners report that they have made a
contract with you TO bury paupeTs until the
Court orders otherwise.
ap22 T. c. BLECKLEY, Chairman.
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Washington Items.

WH8lthSl01 ANeD8s
WAsHINGTON, April 21.-Professor
Baird, United States commissioner of
fisheries, despatched Seth Green and
four attendants to Augusta, Georgia; to
begin the work Of shad Matching with
the view of their restoration in western
and southern waters. After the station
closes at Augusta, Mr.. Green will pro-
ceed northward, and continue his labOrs
suceessively at Newbern, Weldon,
fredericksburg, Washington and other
localities. A portion of the first hatched
out viii be placed in the river at each
particular station, and others viii be
transmitted by rail to the adjacent
waters, both on the Atlantic coast
and in the Mississippi valley.
The board of supervising inspectors
expect TO complete revision of general
rules by Wednesday.
The department of State has received
information 10 the effect that six thou
sand additional square feet of space have
been allotted to the American depart
ment Of the Vienna exposition, and that
articles from the United States, intended
for exhibition viii be received until the
tenth Of June next.
Secretary Delano denies that he is to
resign.
The commissioner of Indian affairs
has gone TO New York city TO open bids
for furnishing Indian annuity goods and
subsistence supplies for the ensuing fiscal
year. Bids for annuity goods will be
opened tomorrow, and those for sub.
sistence supplies on the twenty-ninth
instant.
Legal tenders outstanding, SS5s, ,OSS,-
III. 4
The court of claims to-day rendered q
iudgmencagainst the United States 10
favor Of ex-senator Alexander Caldwell,
for three hundred thJusand eight hum
dred and sixty-nine dollars, on COD
tract for army transportation IN NebEas-
"a IN 1896. Chief-Jnstic Chase, only,
dissented. Another Judgment was rem
dered in favor of Emily p. Sykes, fol-
three thousand three hundred ana fifty
tSo dollars, in Mississippi cotton case.
The court denied s motion to reinstate
the case Of b. Schnfi1in & Son, of New
York, in claim under the teaty ol
Ghent for the loss of vessel during the
war Of 1912. This week viii probably bt
wholly occupied with tie hearing
Of arguments IN the heavy cotton cases
known ~ the Vicksburg cases, which
involve several hundred thousand dol
lars, and anc ali 70 be tried together.
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unlocked were made in Jail by the pris-
oners. II appears that four Of the pris-
oners had been left outside Of the cells
for exercise, and they released the
others, and all passed through the sher
if's Office and jumped from the back
window. BrlceIand, the convicted mur-
derer, was not seen by any of the pris-
Oners after he left the window.
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AN ACT to recognize and authorize the pay s., /,
ment on the spencer I. Hunt oSuuoi 7 @ uhu
belonging to Dickson and humphreys
counties. ,
ses1J{y Of The State Of Tennessee, Ihat the
six bonds Of the State OF Iennessee, Tor one
Thousand dollars each, issued Tor tne spencer
r Hunt school Fund. belonging TO the cOun-
ties OF Dickson and Humphreys, be Cancelled
and fled in the ComptrOller's othce as other
state bonds when discharged by the state,
and that the principal Of said bonds viz;
s6O03 together with the unpaid interest
thereon, accrued from the hrst OF October,
iSf0. until the first Of January. 1913, amount
ing 10 the sum OF three thousand and six nun
dred and seventy-five dollars, making an az
eregate Of s9575, be evidenced by the state ofl-
cerS and in the state offices, as an indebted
ness of the state for the use of public iree
schoOis in Dickson and Hum phreys counties,
according TO the will Of said Hunt, donating
the fund, ~ the same manner the general
State school fund is evidenced; and tntt the
interest OF said sum OF S675 be paid semi an
uuaiIy out of the state Treasury Tor the sup
port of common free schools in said counties
OF Dickson and Humphreys IN the maonei
prescribed by law for paying out selooi I1nos
commencing the pay ment OF interest," tneIson
on the first of July, 1873, but the accounts o.
This fund are 70 be kept separate from the ae'
counts OF other school moneys going 10 salc
counties.
section 2.-Be it FURTHER enacted, That fhii
act take effect nom and after its passage IN.
public welfare requiring IL.
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AN ACT TO amend an act incorporating the
Marine Savings Bank OF MeInphls-
Section BE Il eIl0oted by the Gene71t AS-
se1ibIy Of the State Of Tennessee, That the act
of the General Assembly, passed December II,
1867, Incorporating the Marine Savings BANK
OF Mempbis Tennessee" be SO amended as to
change the name 10 that of the " Marine Bank
of Memphis" and that this act take effect
from and after its passage, the public welfare
requiring it.
Passed March 90 1873.
w. S. MCGAUGHEY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
A. T. LACEY,
Speaker of the Senate
Approved March "A, 1873.
JNO. c. BROWN, Governor.
certify that the foregoing is a true copy OF
an act OF the General Assembly OF the state
of Tennessee, the original OF which - now on
file in my office. This March IS, 1879.
CHARLES n. GIbB
Secretary Of State.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

SPECIAL communication OF Ange-
a roma Lodge, No. l8s, VIII be held ~
this eTUESDAY) evening, April DID, W
at % o'clock, for work in the n. "a degree.
Atm. NJ Is are fra1eruaiiy invited.
BY order Q. q. LOCKE, W. M.
B RIcHmowD, Secretary. ap22
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A. 7. LACEY,
Speaker of the senate.
VI. ). MEGA UGHEY,

Approved n March =, 1873.
JOHN c. BROWN, Governor.
certify that tho foregoing b a true copy Of
an act OF the 9enasel Assembly Of the state
OF Tenuessee, the original 0f whieA y no"
y" NJ - CHARLES N. GIBBS.
secretary Of state.
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VTAS pernlanently located at No. 246 Third
II street, between Court and Jefferson, where
she is ready TO receive and answer cans
plSSlh ilPM.She P.lySh strictast confidence Observed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. Knights TemnIar.

NOU are hereby ordered to attend, in 2
i FATIGUE DRESS, at the EXPosITIoSNA%
BUILDING, this TUESDAY, at o'clock/VN
pm, for drill. .
By command GEO. AIELLERSH, E. c.
T. J. RARCHUS, Recorder. ap2
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New ORLEANS, April 21.-Louisiana
Jockey Club, sixth and last day.
First Roce-EOrtuna Stake, purse for
fillies three years old; $50 entrance fee;
$1,000 added; 25 nominations; won by
Sallie Watson, by length; SUNRISE
second, Nandalia third. Time-1 :46.
Sallie Watson was the favorite, selling
in the pool at S135; Sunrise, S45; Van
daIia, SOS. Only three started.
Second Rdce-COnsolidati purse OF
$500. One mile; won by Warwick's b. C.
by neck, beating Cape Race, o U,
John Mcdonald, Young Harry, Fred
Bonnabel and Emma Sansom, in the
same order. Time-l.44{. Cape Race
got bad start. Warwick's entry was
the favorite, selling in the pool for S2l5;
Cape Race, $50; Young Harry, S65; John
Mcdonald, SIS; Fred BOnnabel, SS8; o
u, SO; Emma SAMSON, SIS.
Third Rdce-EO EOur-m mile heats, all ages.
Club purse $1,000. First horse $500,
second $500, third $500. Six started.
Morgan Scout, ., l, l. Silent Friend, l,
2, 2. Flora McIver, 4-distanced. Vii
lage Blacksmith, sin distress and
Withdrawn. Tom Corbett, distanced.
Time, :309, 7:39, s:042
Morgan Scout, favorite, selling in
pool for 5000; Blacksmith, Sl35; McIver,
$50; Friend, $40; Corbett, $40; Repeater,
$40. Heavy betting after first heat, Sl0t
to $50 on Silent Fried. Weather de-
hghtful, attendance large, with many
ladies. Track in good order.
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seulling chasIenee.

HALIFAX, April 2l.-George Brown,
havingFeceived no answer to his scul-
ling challenge to Sadler, the English
champion, will issue achallenge to Ell
Lis Ward, John BigliB, Henry Coulter,
OF any other American Oarsman, for a
race for two thousand dollars, to take
place in July; Brown to allow his oppo-
nent's expenses.
The governor Of Prince Edwards
Island, having been defeated in the re-
cent election, has resigned.
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE

AN ACT to be entitled an act allowing the
construction of dam across Nolachuckey
river.
Section l.-Be 70 enacted bg The General As
senbIV OF the State Of Tennessee, That F. :.
Mathis be and is hereby granted the right 10
construct dam across Nolachuckey river, al
a point in the second civil district of WASH
ington county, Tennessee, known as stewart 5
mill site said dam to De built OF log and rock,
three feet above the common water, with a
slope in bOOting chute thirty feet wide, with
an angle of one foot in ten.
Section BE IL further enacted, That THIS
act take effect from and after its passage, the
public welfare requiring 1t.
Passed March q, 1875.
W. :. MCGAUGHEY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
AT. LACEY,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March ., 1873.
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
! certify that the foregoing is a true copy Of
an act Of the General Assembly Of the state
OF Tennessee, the original of which is now on
f1le In my office. This March z, 1919.
CHAS. N. GIBBS,
Secretary OF State.
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British Parliament.

LONDON, April 21.-Parliament reas-
senbled to-day. In the house of COM
mons, Mr. Fawcett's bill abolishing re-
ligious tests in the university Of Dublin
passed its second reading.
Trt,e afonluRfon Horror 10 he TuveSgf.
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MUNICH, April 2l.-The funeral OF
Baron Leibig took place here Sunday,
and was attended by large numbers of
distinguished persons, including DR..
Dolljnger.
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Bonn, April 2I.-At a meeting Of the
old Catholics in this city, to-day, it was
resolved to proceed to the election OF
bishops at Cologne on the fourth OF
lima
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airn Ma,sr ;, s.. An,honr.

MILWAUKEE, April 2l.-The high
water in the Mississippi river several
days ago carried away the cofier-dam at
the falls of st. Anthony, built to prevent
the falls from washing out through the
tunnel, which broke three years ago.
A large number of men have since been
at work day aud night to restore the cof-
fer-dam. As the water has apparently
reached its hight for the present. 1t Is
now believed that further damage viii
be prevented and the water-pOwer saved.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
1,rf-t. or ftlsfpTRoI.I,E or THE Gu RftE

WASHINGIOSs haIch u, Ac'o- ,
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence pre-
sentesI TO the undersigned, il has been made TO
-. hot
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arrest of a CurbstOne Broker.

NEW YORK, April IA curbstOne
broker, named Charles @. Hampton,
was arrested to-day for having in his
possession fifty thousand dollars IN
Pennsylvania and Western railroal Sc
curities said to have been stolen. Hsmp-
ton was arrested while Offering portion
of the bonds to Fitch, Otis & Co., Pine
street, which were stolen from Pitts
burg merchant
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CHICAGO, April IA fataI accluent
occurred at Palmer's new hotel, on the
corner OF State and Monroe streets, to-
day. A platform upon which two men
were at work, near the top Of the build
ing, gave away aud precipitated them
to The first floor. One Of them, d. Otis,
was instantly killed. The other had
both legs broken.
The Exchange hotel, at New Hart
ford, Pa, burned last night. Loss,
5000; insurance, $500.
At Moline, yesterday, Frederick Suf-
fieg, a well-known citizen, committed
suicide by blowing bis brains out with a
musket.
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Eanfanta aud BIG Tree.

WAsHINGToN, April 2l.-At the con-
ference here last fall with the Kiowas,
the government promised to exercise its
good offices with the governor Of Texas,
for the relesse Of Santants and Big
Tree; but owing to the MOdOc massacre,
and the excitement consequent, their
release is not now advised. The Presi-
dent and secretary Of the interior have
control Of fha natter
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The Sifuafio1 iD Louisiana.

PITrsBURG, April 2l.--A special from
washington, Pennsylvania, states that
William Laakert, one OF the prisoners
who escaped from the jaii Saturday
evening, returned yesterday aud snFTsn-
defed himssiE rs says that the keys
with which cells and outef-doors were
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CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Thirty-nine
Of the fOrty-three stOkers employed by
the Cincinnati gas-light ard coke COM
pany, struck for higher wages and less
working time to-day. They have been
getting two dollars and a half and de-
mand three dollars per cay. Only six
men struck during the day and nothing
was thought Of the matter. The places
Of the men striking have been supplied
nv others
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Providence, April 2I.-The railroad
commissioners have ordered an investi
CATION relative to the late railroad disas
ter to be commenced next Wednesday
at the railroad station here.
Peaes-P0lIey DeIanO on Indian AnaiI s
; WASHINGTON, April 2I.-Ina cOnver
sation to-day, Secretary DelanO saiC
that should the ModOcs escape from the
lava beds he didInot believe that they
would form coalitions with other bands
for hostile purposes, as there are no un,
friendly Indians in that neighborhOod
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RICHMOND, VA, April 2l.-The an
niverssry of the proclamation of the
fifteenth amendment was celebrated
here to-day with more than usual pomp
by the eolOred people. The procession
was the longest ever witnessed in Rich
mOnd on any occasion, the line extend
ING ahoTlt a mile and a halE
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NEW YORK, April 2I.-The Tammany
society tonight elected the following
sacbems for the ensuing year: John
Kelly, John w. Chanler, Samuel J.
Tilden, John Fox, Thomas Dunlap,
Nathaniel Jarvis, jr., Abram S. Hewitt,
Abraham r. Lawrence, William c. Con-
ner, Miles B. Andrews, Edward S. DON
nelly, James B. Nicholson and W. H.
WieEham
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CoHoEs, n. Y, April 2I.-Mary Gaf-
fiery, while returning home from a fu-
neral Sunday night, fell down an en-
baHkment on Eighth street and becom-
ing so mixed in the mud that she could
not extricate herself, was in this way
strangled to death.
, 1873-12-17

The funeral OF the late Lieut. Col. Robert 4.
Kinzie, ., s. A., took place yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock. The docoasel had formally Joined
the Roman Catholic Church at the time Of his
marriage, and tho last rites we're paid to his
mortal remains ut tho st. James Roman Catholic
Church, On Prairio ayouno, near Twenty-ninth
atleot. At the appointed hour, = largo number
Of relatives aud frienda beiag presont, high
mass was said, md the impressive ceremonies Ut
wno tnado a abort addroaa to tho congregation
before tho funeral BerviceH took place.
He said that It might have appeared strange
to sorno TINT Col. k1nzie's funeral should 10
hold In that church, but that the deceased, having
onco deliberately entered the Roman Catholic
Church, and mover having severed his connec-
tion with 1t, waB still a >momber Of 1t, aud, Us
such, entitled to tho Offices Of tho priestB Of
that faith In this. tue Inst net Of sympathy and
friendship. Col Kinzie waa q man Whose name
eminently in unison with thu spirit Of Chicago.
lie was man OF sterling character aud honesty.
While hia life presented no brilliant succession
| Of great deeds, ho Was man who would DO
remembered as l." Good Col. Kinzie." So far Us
the speaker had haen acquainted With him, he
had always been IN upright, truo. generous, aud
| good mRn 'Ho WAS an earnest, wArm-hearted
friend, and his yirtues far outrau his vices.
t Atthe conclusion OF the funeral services, the
| coffin containing the remRins were carried to the
hoarse, and the friends OF tho fara,ly took car
riages for Gracoland Cemetery, wlero tie family
lot ia atuated. On tho coffin, Which WAS coyol-
! el with tlowora. WAS plate giving tho nnmo OF
ths decreased. hia rank. date Of doath, and age
| Clark, Con. Dalrd, Col, lIoFeely, Dr.. Dyer, DR..
Tuck, AIR. William Clark, aud Judge Skinner.
The order OF tho funeral procession was as fol-
| lows: Tho clergy; the pall-bearers Gen.
| Sheridan aud stan the hearse the family and
| relatives tho siatera Of Chuzity aud q long ar.
| 1ay Of friends iu carriages.
, 1873-12-17
THE LATE DR.. MILTON PARKER,

At the regular meeting Of ths Chicago Medical
Society held Monday syenlug, Dec. it, the fol-
lowing action was taken regarding tho dasth OF
DR.. Milton Parker:
WHEREAS, 1t Aus pleased Dvine F'1ovidenos to re-
move from our nsldHt nr. Milton Parker, a5tor long
life Of activity and usefulness,
ltso{psI, That In hih death the u1udIeal profession
ha4 lost competent mud conscientious member, h,,-
An.ty an s1etnpsr, and society al accomplished gen.
tltn1au.
Atsolrtl, That ths uhieaAo Medical Booety deeply
deplores the bereavement Of hiB family und ffeuds
snd extends to them ita heartfelt sympathy.
Ietsaip<l, That copy of tlcse resolutions te fur
nlsleA, for puDltcation to thu medical Journals snd
daily p.prrG of this city and that tho family and 5rnts
h tntorrnad ot thu aotlou Of ths Rociaty.
, 1873-12-17
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Meeting of the Cook County Con-
vDntion.
Reports Of Progress Male---Aletllotls Of
Works. Officers Elcctel.

MohNtNd SESSION..
Tic Cook Oounty 'Sanlay-8ohool Convention
met yesterday morning at 1850 O'Clock fn tho
loctlro-room OF tho First Methodist Church.
Mr. A.. J. Boil, OF Austin, presided pro tom. and
Mr. q. Q. StobbinB lcd tho singing.
ORGANIZATION.
After the opening oxorcisoB Of singing md
prayer. on motion Of D. r. jacobs. tho Commit
toe on Permanent Organization, consulting OF
D. r. Jacobs, John Fairbanks, aud J. II. Colo,
retired to M anto-room to seloot of1icers On
tho return OF tho Commlttce they recommended
the following manned persons for oi1icers, and
tile lorort was acceptod aud adopted:
Presidont-F. G. Ensign, Of Chicago secro-
'tnry, ]. W. Doan, Of Ohicngo.
Business Commitsoo-E. D. Porter, Seldom
fish, William Blackstone, John Fairbanks,
and Julius Wooster.
Committee on Entortain1nont-F. II. novel1,
]. " Dean, Jnulos Donllaru, Il. j. Doll, aud D.
A. Norton.
Tho nev. Samuel Young. Of Bloom. mado n
short adlresa, and Mr.. Porter, by aid of map
OF Cook County, showed tue extent Of the orgatl-
ization Of the 'Sandny school.
Mr.. portor spoke OF tho schools Of tho county.
and reported the number III oach place as fol
lows:
Rich. 8 schools; orland, 8; Dromeu. 8; Thorn
ton, 8; Lemont. 4; Pa'oB, q; Worth, unknown
Dtue Island, 2; Calumet, i. with lady supcrlu.
tcndcnt; Hyao Park, II: Lake, 4; Iyonp, lin.
known; Riyofzido, 3; proviso, i. Oak park Ii
asys on Ncs s':1 C. Dosanes E. rak s &ysn
Wainaville, Elk Grove, no Protestant echoo!
schaumbore, o.; Hanover /; Darlington, 5; pnl
etins, 3; WheolinE, :; Nor!htold. .; Now Trlor,
'1,..,.A. ,.'.,1 sx..u Y,,...
, 1873-12-17
MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Sp,sat Dtpateh to The Chieayo Tribune.
EAroN HAr1us, Glch., Doc. 16.--Tho Executive
D0ard Of tho StAte Agricultural Society commenced
Its sessions In this village last uIght. prcaient g. "
triggs delivered thg annul address. He referred to
tue fact TINT tha socoty is ont Of dobt for tle first
time n may years, and cat1nsi that the last fair was
tho npst huccessfni EYER held in tho te. 1lo Rpoke
Of tho exhibition in detail, aud recommended that
more liberal premium bo given In the future tlan
1nenod that tho time for holding the far be not css
thun ten days. 1Io urged liberal premiums for hotses.
number Of protests against hnraes tratto at the OK
hlbittoh In September Wero resrretl to committees for
investigation. Not much was s4id about tbs location
Of the ne1 FUR, but East Saginaw will probably DO
chosen.
, 1873-12-17

laboring ovor. md presented thom to tho moat-
Ing. and tl,oy wote adop.od aa the resolutions Of
the AHsociation,
Ieso1pt. That tho action Of tho women Of ITO, In
for1ltuR themselves into rAR,lo 10 resist taxation by
tho nor.usa aud destruction Of tho ton contained III
their cnnlsers, was the original "tea-ratty" tho
thEcn years aftorwhrla; and,
Etsortd, That ~ our foremoshera declared they
Wow to benefit their poaterity, & boloo.ca ill., tcir
deEcendan!se honor their foreatst and hhow o',r-
selves worthy Of the!r aelfssauttce Gy forming
!niuGco Of ta1!ng women whia donying thcm rep
,fskortatien.
Tho mootiug ad djourned to moot inn. 10, 1874,
soenny W psosstiax . .saipst % any @ votes % ot
Tor Horvfcc8 rendered.
, 1873-12-17

Johuson," whoBo score showed tl,roo loat birds
out of ilvo. wrote tho word Gandor over lila
namc, hut this wns too woak to avail him ANY,
thing. antl his orntltologicnt psoudonym la lis-
ponnoti will, ip tho report Of tho nlntch.
To-day, at 10 o'clock, tho shooting for tho
me,lnl will commence, tho conditions hoing tho
same aa In Yesterdays mitch, and tlo l,andtcnpa
40 announced in InE TRIBUNE of tho 7tf, tic
number Of birds, however, being Aftoen. A dtA-
tic, md nat tlroutly besweon tho shooter and
tic au,,, will add matorially to tho pleasures Of
to.tlav's Bpprt,
, 1873-12-17

n, eherman,. OF Delolt, ". d. lIawortl, Of
Quincy, alld II. Crawford, Of Chicago. lu shoot
Ing on, Hsworth anu Crawford got'four birds
eaol,, anl ugraetl to dividetirs n0ney. 1ntle
competition for SECOND prize. ". Price, OF Chi.
oago, aud Ii. ". baldwin, Of noohello, got four
birds each, md aluo Agreod to divide tlle stako.
The third prlze fell to Z. s1oDougul Of Betolt.
Ills nlatoll beiug oyor, Lnrroniptu coiltoHts
the SUI, solna very good shooting was made.
One or two OF tho sportainen, who had mado
particularly poor shooting, woro worry an1ous
that their names should not be- published, aud
Wach.er's soore-book, procedure which is con.
tsa1 to Ill snls. Thus "pazsy Of shs a&me of