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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-29
EDUCATIONAL.

STRAIGHT UNlvERslTY-oLDESr NJ
~ stitutiOn in the state open to cOl0red people.
Law and Theologic i departments. Fine knglish
and Classical courses Superior Music Teacher
employed. Well furnlshed boarding house. where
Students are under the especial caro- Of teachers-
noardiDE Sic; tuition 81 per month. Opens Sep
Address, -. A. ADAMS,
e947 cod in Straight Qnivszsity, New OllsaaA
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For the accommodation of PASSENGERS an
extra Sunday excursion train, from and
after Sunday, August %, 1875, will leave
MoComb City at s:45 p. H.. arriving st New
Orleans at +. u.
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The rempetatareA

The thermometer ut Louis Frigerio's. No,
50 Chartres street, stood - follows August
%: At 8 A. NJ, $50; st 2 P. NJ, 500: ut 8
P. NJ, $40. Lowest poiat during the night
of August q, 74o.
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RAILROADS:
e1yHE NOBla4E LINZ

J.
On ana after May q trains win Arrive, and depafs
Isom she depol. foot ofCanal street. - follows
pEPART.
oaM sundsU aUn1ooaaon as oaa.s e.0ep' 3:s3 r, m.
Exarese and mail dally St ,..... SA. m.
1trQREh Iigh express, daily. at..... 4:4O SsG1'
ARRIVE.
Sunday. At. ] I O.OS 4. N.
Qtnrees and m all daily At ,.,. 3:S5 p. M.
Sh1ougn night express, daily At ....Al:3V r. Ne
pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville ,sCincin-
0sti, Lynchburg, Virginia Springs Apd baltimore
eEhout chahges
Office corner Of csnas end dCommsn streess op-
my2s 3. E. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
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HRAADIsLE HdTBL.

&SSa ~ 1878.
The emily Zeal Surf Bathing in the South. Fish,
oysters and game unlimited. FEe sailing and Asbf
nR =
Termss IS per mouth; al2 pei week; 81 50 per
day. Liberal terms to families and excursion
parties.
Steamer leaves Harvey's canal every Saturday
ald Tuesday at A. H., retulnin to the city every
Monday and Chursday evening atfve O'Clock.
jy3 2m B. HARGOT. Proprie tor.
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ffessrs. Z, NJ. 4 B. J. Montgomery wish
to state to the public through eur columns
that they are not selling out to close busi-
hess, neither are they going into liquidation,
but expect to remain in business as long as
their customers want good furniture at low
prices. They have large and we'll selected
stock, which they are desiruns. to have the
public call. examine and learn the prices
before they make their selections. They,
however, have some furniture on commits
eion from factories. which they are offering
at mandatory prices. Should parties wish
auction goods, they can always obtain them
by attending cur auction sales, either at CUE
auction yooms OF at our out door sales.
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DOAsEkAI HOUSE.

ROesEkAL HOUSE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
VIII feopen on May l. 1875, for the reception
euests having been newly furnished throughout
Charges moderate.
snhl3 sm PETER ]. ,MONTROss Proprietor.
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tOR HAVANA. VIA CEDA4a KEfe AN5
hey WEST.


AEY WEST.
United States Ma0 eiAQs
BteAmshipe
WILLIAM p. CLYDE, WILMINGTON.
G[eA The New Orleans, Fisrlds
and Havana Steamship COMPANY
$ win dispatch one Of the shove hrsl
clads steamers from Nov O1aoAD
Every Wednesday.
Gouch!n9 at Cedar Keys and Key West, And oex
Meeting with steamers for Apalachioola, st. hssla
RATES OF PASSA0K.
To Key West. 70 Cedar Ksys
Cabin. s.s s.s....-.....oO pSe
9toer4go.... ~ -
Through bills o; ladinE issued % al points i
Florida including Tampa, and to Now scEs
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the compsny's bills Of iadine Mszs
and none signed after sailing Of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and shrsaz
fckete given to above points
No freight received without pefmtt lrc1o "
VoI freight oy passsge .pply se
eale No. l20 Common stTesA -
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At EOldthwaieeH,

At Goldthwaite's book store, No SO Canal
street, Mr.. Staub, the chief purveyor of
literature in the news and periodical line,
is continually adding to his stock such pub.
locations as he finds q demand for among
those of our fellow citizens who patronize
his literary market. Hardly anything can
be called for which he is not ready to sup
ply, and his prices are as low as his stock
is varied.
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ORLEANS HOUSE.

PASS CHRfSTIAN MISSISSIPPI.
Board by the day week or month. Rooms airy
end c0mm0dious. Locsti0n near the beach, with
Bath house attached. kvery attention paid.t0 the
comfort Of the patrons Of the house. Table sur
piled with the beat the market affords. Charge
noderste. Patronage respectfully solicited.
je4 3m MRS. NJ. J. COWAN, ProprietresA
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NKW AisLEANs. ~. lOVIO

NEW A&LEANs. ~. LOVIO
ANp CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
ltsREAT JACKSON ROUTE
pu and after December rs, 1Ss4.
eeAias depart end arrive ss follows from Callieta
street depot
ssp.s...s..:.. s.'A:z:s s.Dps.. 9:set. 1.
Haii,. ,....., .5:5O p n Mail. 0:3O. 4. 4
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara through To- B.
Gouis OticagO and Cincinnati.
only sss change o. sleeping care % AAstass
cites.
rcieta tor iale and information given st he. y
Camp street corner of Common.
A., D. 6BBLDON, Agent
y0l3lH z. D. FROST, General 0A0AGo4.
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Engines, boilers, etc. to be sold August
81 by the Messrs. Montgomery. Sec ad
vertisements.
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DEMEMBER

REMEMBER
When you 60 to. Biloxi don't forget to cali d
THE PRESS SALOON.
e. Barry Wishes to see you all :.
P. j. MONTROSS,
fnh13 eM Proprietor
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

e. III. ERAUGRN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
SO. ~ Commercial Place.
Practices in all the State and Federal Corfta
WIN henceforth give his .pers0nA attention to
Rll matters intrusted to him. auI ~
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
CPlHGLEt HOUSE.
UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK.

Sseiect fitst cass hotel in the heart Of the city
ess,enisnt t. 81 plac4s 9 Of business, churches.
doors for all steam boat pierre. ferries and railroad
Sepats Guests find a more quiet comfortable. and
Shan at the larger first class hotels. Elegantly
Furnished rooms 81 per day ard upward. Carriage
HiIe IS saved as Union square js easaly reached BY
styest cars or stages.
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STEAMSHIPS.
BREMENs

Nsrth German Glot9
'GrksM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTOH AND HAVANA.
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GIA HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTOE AND HAVANA.
2> The Steamships o1 the NortA
Y German Lloyd will fun as follows
From Bremen: From New Orleans
AANNOvER.. September l5.... October H.
FRANKFURT. October 49,. November IA.
Further days Of departure will be advertised
hereafter.
the steamers touch outward at Havre and nav.
aha and on their home trip at Havana and South.
emptop to land and receive passengers end freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE,
esota Bretnsn- Southampton or ASvlb t0 davanA
New Orleans
CaD,n. $AoU &OiQ
SnSerage. I.. ........' ~ Goio
|eons New Orleans 81 Havana, TO Southampton,
London, Hayre sv Bremen
GADhl.sss~-... o. ' IoO kV!0
e&eeTaSos p kolo
From New Orleans to Havana
Gaoin. .-......~S9 Ro,e
C,teSFaRo ID 8oio
Passage tickets from Breuen, Southampton
4svre to New Orleans, issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
ED. F. STOCKMRYER CO., Agents.
euSiy No. ~ Union street
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looAINU1o on 1I01TH ehoAl
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27
THE FAIRY SHELL,

One day. when wandering on the shore
That once was ruled by MarInell,
found within clefted rock
strangely twisted, curious shell
With spiral whorls of pearly white,
And hollows tinged with roseate light.
This she'll possessed wonderous power,
For, placed against the listeners ear,
lie heard. though geutle, faint and low
The tones OF those he held most dear
Though parted far by land or wave,
The faithful shell and echo gave.
"oh. happy gift to man." said T.,
more precious than the painters art;
How oft shall thou, in distant climes,
Console the ever-falthful heart,
Bring back the cherished voice again,
Ana take from absence half its pain
am are thy thoughts, q nymph replied
For those who own 1t will lament
That never, through its echoes faint
Can tidings from the loved be cent
The distant sound Is only caught.
But never word or message brought
Twill only waken yearnings Tain
'Twni only pierce the heart an ew
And bring to mind with tenfold pam
The anguish Of the last adieu.
When ali is lost beyond recall,
lis better far q veil should fail
She ceased, turned, ani threw the sheu
~ beneath the tossing foaming tide,
100 we'll can memory waken grief
mat man should seek for aught be-4da.
Lore needs 1t not, for lore can last
hen all the things Of time are past.
-ChG1ksr'5 J0g7nat
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27
ABDCCTTNG An HFTR FSS,
a f0ang Carl Drugged, Tdksn
Before a Clergyman and
Married to a !ycQmD

0swEoo, y. (, August 23.-Last
| spring Mrs, Guimaraez, widow of a
wealthy Spaniard, who bequethed her
an estate of over a million dollars and
IN almost princelY income fiom royal.
ties on all the mahogany and other
valuable timber exported from certain
districts of Brazil, came to this city
from Rio Jauiero. Her family consis-
ted Of her adopted daughter, Jessie, a
; girl OF great personal beauty, whom
Mira Guimarea adopted at the age OF
four years, and who ii now about six
teen, and South American girl still
younger, whom she brought with her
to educate. Mrs. Guimarez was a
native OF Oswego county, and adopted
Jessie, who Is also her niece, during
the life of her first husband, with
whom, as well as herself, the child was
pet, For several years Jessie has
been sent north, and has visited her
mothers relatives In the town of New
aavep, Oswego county, where lives q
FAMILY named Simmons and another
named Calkins, whom she also visi.
ted.
On Monday the Simmonsea, visited
AIRS. Guimarez, and Jessie was permit
ted to 60 tome with them. Jefferson
simmons is Station keeper at Sand
Hill a small station on the Rome and
Oswego Railroad. Calkins, WHOSE
wife Is a cousin of Mrs. Guimaraez,
who keeps petty grocery store at the
same place. On Tuesday afternoon,
1t is alleged that Jessie was in Cal6ins 5
store, and he asked her to drink some
pop. She drank one glassful, after
which she claims TO have become un.
conscious, in which condition she was
taken into q carriage by Frank Calkius
son of the storekeeper, who drove to
Holmesville, three miles distant, and
there Captist minister married him
to the girl, after which he drove back
to Sand Hill and left her at Simmons
house. Jessie says that the first thing
she recollects after drinking the pop
is being in Mrs, Simmons house and
hearing young Calkins telling Mrs.
Simmons that they were married. She
has an indistinet recollection of riding
along a road in the interval of uncon-
sciousness. The evening of the marriage |
young Calkins went to Oswego, told |
Mrs. Guimaraiez that Jessie had mar.
riea him and tried to reconcile her to |
the match. On Wednesday morning
Jessie returned, accompanied by her
friends, and related her story, alleging
that she had been drugged. On the
afternoon of the same day, Mrs. Gui.
maraea started with Jessie for Illinois,
intending for the present to leave her |
with her parents, who live somewhere |
in that State, and procure a divorce at
once.
The friends of the girl allege that it
was a job put up by the Calkinses, who
knew Mrs. Guimaraez's affection for |
Jessie, and that she would be sole heir |
toher wealth. Calkins is disso lutte |
fellow, and has been employed as
track hand on the Rome and Oswego
Railroad. The Calkines will probably |
be proceeded against criminally on the |
charge of abduction.-N. Y, SUI.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27
col. Baker and Miss Dickinson

The Sase OF Col. Baker, fined, i'm.
'prisoned and dismissed from the Brit
ish army for his attack on Miss Dick
inson, finds extensive comment in the
British press. The London Times
says:
1T was simply a brutal assault in-
spired by animal passion, and when We
read Miss Dickinson's account of the
physical violence to which she was
subjected We feel that Col, Baker may
think himself fortunate ia the view Of
the case taken by the jury. IL Is no
doubt true that women do travel by
themselves every day long distances,
and ind every one civil and desirous
to be friendly TO them. But it would
be useless to pretend that there are not
men with whom any young and good
looking woman would be in danger
There are men with whom licentous-
ness becomes habit, and they arc ut
terly upscrupulous as 20 the means of
gratifying their passion. The result
of the present trial may be warning
to men of this type, but enc cannot
suppose that il VIII change their in
stincts or permanently deter them.
The London Post, News, Standard
and Telegraph all indorao the sentence.
and public opinion demanded that mo
raj degradation should be met by phv
sical punishment. On the whole Co
Baker is not having a good time. What
10 the most remarkable part of this
trial Is that it only took few hours to
hear and pronounce sentence in the
case.
This notice, IRON the war odice. is
in the London Gazette of August Is
Halt pay.-Lieutensnt Coledel ana
Brevct Colonel Valentine Baker, hall
pay, late tenth huzzars, has been re
moved from the army, her Majesty
having no further occasion for his scr
vices. Dated ii August, 1875,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27

BRISTOL, Pennsylvania, an old town
which still bears the marks OF its great
age about it, is putting on q modern
look and becoming the centre of an
active manufacturing business such as
Is carried on at nearly all the towns on
the Delaware between New Castle and
Trenton. A few years ago Bristol
took a great stride forward, owing to
the building of some large industrial
works iu its limits. Manufacturers
were encouraged to settle there, and
ever since that time Bristol has been
gaining steadily In population and
wealth. Within the last year seven
industrial establishments have been
built there, besides water works, a
school house, and abont forty dwelling
houses. Some oil the latter are OF u
high class, costing from sl0,0 10
$12, 900 each. The building improve.
ments of the year cost $e20, 900, u
pretty good record for o town Of only
20oO Inhabitants in 1870.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27
THE ARCTIC
Zoe Company
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PoFFicE-NO. = East Second Street.
h. nLPoT, DEPOT,
PRICE LIST FOR.ls76

DO ""ao'ef ssse snn Rer ZIP poSnd; ,Sn d., .,
4 % The Ion at the lowest figures.
nv We contract to furnish p1vate families for
~ number Of months at price lower than
Nas ever offered before.
losrs losuers by mail promptly attended 10.
tion. - "' 'iI'ii "rSSkEuarSnsse rSEwnn % sssisiac
'euFB Proprietors
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27

SUITS FOR OyERCRowDISd STEAM
sRs-Suit ha. been begun in the Cni-
ted States District Court at New York
by Charles l.. Webb, against jarrett i
Palmer, proprietors of the Plymouth
Rock, to recover penalties amounting
to $li 1s7 for various Violations Of the
act relative 10 overcrowding steamers.
Suit has also been begun by the same
person against Henry D. Pgossstt, pro.
prieter OF the Wyoming, steamer, to
recover G., ,ss4 so, penalties for similar
violations OF the act, The suits were
brought under the revised statutes OF
title 6o, chap. 3, sec. 4466, which eM
powers any citizen to bring suits for
penalties for violation of the act,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27
HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE,

,JEFFFRsoN HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE,
JOHN W. GRAY. PROPRIETOR
"a. ns large and beautifully situated house
.n& been put In the very best repair for the
reception OF visitors. who will find at it ali the
accommodations OF FIRST CLASS HOTEL
~ commando irne view OF the Delaware hay,
places in the State for excursions or plc.n ios
inc house Is kept in the best style, the bal
niIed with tho choicest wines, iquqEs and
niAIt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
e.onists can arrive by boat or rail-. Parties
VINO wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage OF the public
"a respectfully solicited.
Dzz'u J. W. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27

SALE OF THE SUPERIOR MAcHIsg
WORKS. .-On Tuesday, Sweeney's Su.
perior Machine Works, at Wheeling,
West Virginia, were disposed of at
public sale to Walter Brooks, of Bal.
timore. who represented the bondhold-
ers. The sum paid was $es, 600. It
il understood a company win be form.
ed very shortly and the works win be
put into full operation, with A. J.
Swesney a. manager.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27
m, .pFIPHIA, WILMlNGToh HAL
TlMORE RAILROAD.
NAY 3lst, 1878.

r..ns leave wilmington as follows Tor M
FSadepna 's nna 81 iG.er%sa.sss at % as sis aae $50
p Philadelphia ri and New York. i''l' a. m ;
l9llis,e l9llii.so.e and intermediate stations, 12.62,
i2, Fillmore II i and Washington, la.52, e.os, 1000.
ns'.ip56 n Is, I.23, b.20, 40. r. m.
m. lar lelagaro Division leave for
Hnv Castle, 900, $40. a93, a. m. l.2o, $40
pm ,-,o, and intermediate stations, 500
siD iDM,nSrsnd + ,M intermediate station 800, 02s,
H. " SUNDAY TRAINS:
e,,l,dcl,h,a and intermediate stations. $40
sRmtiiadeInhla and New York. l.3l, a. M.
asitnnofa Rni Washington. l2.52, 2O3
T. rnr m tlIlh.f Information passengers are re-
,,rral Ia the time tables posted at the depot.
IL. F. KENNEY. Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27
DIR. j. W. LOBB
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No 33I ". Fifteenth st.

NO oSl ". rtrt0ontn st.
PHILADELPHIA.
Are open daily for the speedy and perma-
nent cure OF all diseases and ailments Of both
sexes. Dr. Lobb has had an experience OF
thirteen years In the practice Of medicine,
cases will be treated by one thoroughly ao-
quainted with the disease, and the best no W,
treatment for Its early and radical cure. Dr.
Lobb cordially invites those sIdering from
any disease, no matter OF how long standing,
to consult him, FREQ OF charge, especially
those who lPye been delnd6d, robbed and ill-
treated by 9naoks, imposters, young and In
experienced physicians. Dr. Lobb prepares
all his own medidpes, and guarantees them
purely vegetable, Tree from Mercury, balsam,
&c. Patients afflicted with unnatural dls.
charges from any part OF the body, or ulcer
ated sore legs, as well as those suffering from
diseases OF the Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad.
der. Prostratc GLANDS. Urinary Organs, &c,
should embrace the first opportunity TO con.
suit him.
Dr; Lobb'. Sure Cure. the greatest
remedy for ali diseases OF the Urinary or
gans. Kidneys. Bladder, &C.
DIR. LoBB'S CONSTITUTIONAL RENovAroR.
This celebrated remedy is tho best known
medicine for any vitilted condition OF the
conditions Of discase in any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, and pre-
pared by tho Doctor for the convenience Of
his patients residing out OF the city and who
are uuhDle 70 Gail conveniently AZ MS ONCE.
WIN be sent securely packed and sealed to
any part OF the country, free, on receipt OF
price.
Price OF the Sure Cure and Constitutional
Renovator, two dollars each.
Office hours daily from II O. m tiu ], snd
@ to p. m. Consultation free and srrl IL
private. Correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE,
No. 33l N. Fifteenth Street,
aprlw1y PHILADELPHIA, PA,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27

5lsna vi s0a \ delicate isbsIs washsd w,.hou, IN.
|thorcusb,,,.l ,,lssad. The work Of puri1loat,on
Erequired 1Seoonpsiaheat no alter rubsinr
|oi the tima tne washing done IN one onsrtas
|As old rub rub. Ssh SNith one-haif the soap, tkan BY
|s:.s; No oSosn.s Soiinss p,ccsss :, ana With pertect
S,sss S,ss,aetion guarsntesS STss Ra.t treduifsd kull
When nos npSs;ons now ustns thsm In fsis eifv
|sna snhst ~ "a use the machine forms a nss
Anfiai kitohsn table. ~ : AeA
ssSis y. napus.Ctu,s, =. mAAc fYLE,
|pehNne. es'ef ana afsat fnx the skats O
islidSSlno 0q 6ranss sress.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27

klACA TAhHsE- We nave received direct
~ nom the importer, q full line OF these
elegant goods. to which we invite attention.
w. ID. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1875-08-27
EPILEPSY or FITS.

A SURE CURE for this distressing com
plant is now made known in q Treatise (of
4S octave pages) on Foreign and Native Her
bal Prel~ rations, published by DR.. o. PHELPS
Brow. The prescription was discovered by
him in Ssh providsntial manner that he
cannot CO iscientiously refuse to make 1t
known, as t has cured everybody who has
used it for its, never having failed In SIN
gle case The Ingredients may be obtained
from any druggist. A copy sent free to all
applicants by mail. Address, DR.. o. PHELPS
Brown, Il arand strAst. Jersey City. New
jersey, apT22wlt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-21
LONG ISLAND.

Burglars broke into tho liquor saloon 81 Mary
Hickey on Lincoln street, west OF Man, Flushing.
saturday nlgnt, and stole several bottles u
liquor and IS so n money.
There will be a re.atta at Little Bayside, on
Tuesday, the 29th inst, at twelve O'Clock, the
course 70 be 20 and around the stepping stones.
buoy 10 the home stakcbOat. near Tony MlAer's-
70 6e sailed over twice.
The Caribbean, intended for a trader among tne
islands IN tae Caribbean Sea, and nrst class
vessel in every respect, was launched from the
Her dimensions are:-Length or Keel ~ fect !
breadth oil Deam, ~ leeti depth OF bold, feet.
Robert Canten, or Flushing, who, about two
years ago, shot John jenkins, at Newtown, has
been surrendered by MS pondsmen, and viii APP
pear before the county Court, which convenes NJ
North Hampstead to-day. IOnsraOles Snith an
schmidt brought him over from New York anu
lodged him 10 Tue Flushing rown Hail.
pigeon match was shot on Saturday al Tony
Miler's, Flushing, between Charles Hance AMI
Lewis p. Roe, Tor $50 a side, twenty-five BIRDS
each. Hance was the winner, killing twenty four
10 R0e's twenty-0ne. Roe missed hts second,
ninth, twenty second and twenty third birds and
nance his second only. Another match Is ar
ranged Tor Wednesday afternoon, eacn 10 snoot
ten dou0le birds.
Johnson Brothers are ~ present making extern
slye Improvements n tho old suroik Course,
about two miles south or Huntington, prepare
tory 70 having some important races there during
the season. Ihey are putting up htzh fence
around the track. Guiding a number o. c0mmod,-
Gus BOX stalls Tor the use OF parties from Dis
lance aud erecting new judges stand.