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Discovery OF Revenue Officials nj
San EfaneiscO.

SAN FRANoIsco, May l3+ +RevenuHot,
licals, to-day, discovered an underground
pipe leading from the Bay View Distil'
lery, South San Francisco, to AN outlet
under tho wharf Of the establishment
some one hundred yards distant, whence
evidently large amounts ot crooked have
been shipped. ,0r
led on Antioch Distillcry, on alleged
crooked manufactured last year. The
proprietor, Chas. Cost, claims the assess
nent is in tho nature OF blackmail, be-
Cause he refused to inform on other distil'
lers, and he proposes to ,memorialize Con
gress 10 that effect:
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DcplorabIe Affair.

Sr. LOUIS, May l4.-A most deplorable
affair occurred Mt the little villagc'oI
Dahlgren, Hamilton county, Illinois, on
Friday night. A party Of Young mer
gave John Sturman. recently married, &
charivari. Sturman was greatly annoy
ed by the uproAr and ordered the party
oil, but they not leaving at once he fired
into them with a gun, killing Will.
Lowry and wOunding Bad Burton and
Frank Taylor. All the parties are high
ly respectable, young Sturman being the
son OF Judge Sturman, one OF the mOst
promineIt citizens Of the county,.
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Dr. Taylor Declines 10 Hear
IsOwcn's STORY Of Bccelier's
NIna


New YoRK, May l3.-Thc Emming Posi-
says that the Rev. DR.. Taylor pcrempto'
riiy refuses to hear lIowen's private story
about Becchcr.
The following is DR.. Taylor's letter to
the clerk Of Plymouth Church:
| regret to say that most respectfully
decline TO bc present at any such inter
view between Mr.. lieechcr and Mr.
Bowen, M that which is proposed in the
resolutions you have sent ne. | Canil0l
sec any good object that il 10 he gained
By making me ~ safe" in which secrets
then 10 I've disclosed are to he locked up
while, il the expectation was that should
express some opinion abOuL the state
ments which. might he made, then il
seems 10 nc unreasonable To ask that
should accept any such responsibility. II
| is my earncst desire that Plymouth
Church may soon sec the end Of its trials
but n responsibility which may be prop
erly and c6nstitutionally assumed by q
mutual council should not be laid upon
any one man, and therefore | am con
strained to decline the request which has
been made to me.
FUNERAL OF REV. RosEcRASs. =
Tho funeral Of the late Paulist Father
Rev, Adrian l.. Rosccrans, took place TO
day. The services were attended by
large congregation, and many clergymer
Of this and ncighboring cities. Bishop
Rosecrans, uncle 81 the deceased clergy
man, was celcbrant OF the rcquium mass
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RantIst Convention,

RICHMOND, May 1S.--In the Southern
Baptist Convention, today, a report was
read Of women's work In foreign. fields,
urging an increase oflaborers. Rev. DR.,
s. L. Hetm, OF Kentucky, read the report
Of tho Committee on Indian Missions,
which requires an enlargement OF the
work and the establishment Of Scltoois,
Adoptcd,
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The Boston Colonists in Arizona

san FRANqscO, May lS..A dispatch
from Prescott, Arizona, says forty-tiyc o.
CozIens' Boston colony have arrived at
San Eco. from the mountains. Many
have abandoned that locality, and come
to Prescott, seeking employment. They
are Indignant, and represent the whole
colony as disappointed, and will advise
friends to stay at home, and disregard the
glowing accounts Of Judge COzzens and
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some effect on their hearts. Rob Mitchell,
the Clerk, was, until recently, member
in good standing in this bachelor league
but an arrow from the bow found iSHg,
mcnt nj lNSt, and he surrendered like 9
i;,,IS man :" Time is telling on this aged
a"1S;oa,e l,.S,T r Nav the evening Of their lives
6c untormenled with tho inquiry, VINO
il there % mourn 70! Loganp%
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Robbery Mt LIma-Flrst CoIorctl
Juror. Ur

LIMA, O., May 13.-The clothing store
Of Edwdrd Dunn was burglarizcd last
night. A suit Of clothSs and other goods
were taken.
Some tramps chlorOformed an old man
at the depot last night aud were about To
rob him, but were deteetedRy Policeman
Carnes, and fled before an arrest could bc
John W. Bishop, a we'll known colorCd
barber Of this city, Is on the grand Jury
for the approaching term Of court@thG
first eolored man ever sitting on q grand
Jury IN Allen county.
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Tribute TO the Late George A
BENEDICT. H..

CLEVELAND, May 13,-Represcntatiyes
Of the press Of this city held a meeting
to-day to testify their respect for The
memory Of the late George A. Benedict,
Of the Herald. The Board Of Trade also
adopted a resolution ot'respect to hi
memory, and will attend the funeral To-
morrow in body.
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New York, May l4.-No doubt Rich
ard Harrington, under indictment in the
safe burglary case, has lied the country
He Is thought to be in Canada. The ex'
tradition treaty with England does MOI
apply 10 ths oiIense, OF conspiracy, with
which he is charged.
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Changed.

PmLApEIpHA, May l4.-Thc CCnten.
uial Commission have done away with
the regulation requiring fitty.cOnt note
or iitty.ccnt silver coin to secure admis.
sion. The gates Of the Exhibition are
closed to-day. The avenues in the yiCin'
ity are thronged.
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NoRTHERN PROVINCES FIRM

: At a conference, to-day, between Prime
Minister Canovas del CASTILLO and dele.
gates from the Northern provinces, in re.
gard to the Fucros, tho latter denied tina;
their privileges were incompatible with
the Constitution and unity Of Spain, and
refused further negotiations unless the
privileges Of their provinces were incon-
testibly maintained. Costello rejected the
demand, and tho conference terminated,
1t is believed that the question Of abolish.
ing the FelrroS will be submitted to the
Cortes Wednesday next.
Congress has appointed committee to
make minute inquiry into the manage
ment o. the GnancesOf the Government
from 1869 70 1874. -..--- -.-----
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TIE ntpry AZ 1nllIsyl1Lr.

LOUISVILLE, May 13.-Morc than two
hundred horses are at The grounds OF the
Jockey Club. There are sixteen starters
for the Derby, eleven for the mile and n
quarter dash, and three for the mile heats
six are selling in the pools almost even
An invitation has been extended to Dom
Pedro, who will arrive this week, ell
ronte to the Mammoth Gave. Governors
Porter, Hendricks and McCrccry meet to
witness the great Derby contest-another
Wagner md Grey Eagle struggle. 1oh
Morrissey 4 Co. are selling the pools.
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nInn,lvaI,,I NnnlSey.

81. Lours, May Moody ard sankey
arrived here to-day, en- route to the Sab
bath School Convention to be held in Kan
sas City, Missouri, next week. TheywilI
hold gospel meeting at the rink to!lnor'
row. ...
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.wILLIAMsroRT, Pa, May ll.-Cornc'
lins Carter was arrested last night in the
act Of firing lumber yard He is IN
doubtedly the man who fired the other
six yards, Carter is half wittcd, and Ia
bors under the impression that the par
ties whose lumber he. burned owe him
.mnhey.
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RcpnbIican Primary Election for
Candidate for Congress-.

srRrSoFrELD, O., May 1S.-Five ward,
and two townships, at the Republican
primary election for Congressman this
evening, give Keifer 2Sl majority over
Goode. General Kcifer's friends are con-
fidcnt that he has majority in the
county,
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SPAIN.


MADRID, May 13.-In the. Courts, yes
day, important statements were made re-
garding the transactions between the nc.
countants Of the department Of the Pub
lie Treasury and the Bank Of Paris, Bank
Of Egypt and the Spanish Mortgage
Bank. The Inspector Of Public Debt
Accounts also made serious disclosures,
causing great sensation. Senior Star.
daal moved a thorough inquiry. Minister
Collantes said the Government would CO.
operate in any measure Congress might
adopt. Without further action the House
adjourned amid great excitement.
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SUICIDE of n wealthy Farmer.

RwHvILLE, ISp., May l4.-Arthur
scuttle, rich farmer, living nine miles
southeast Of Rushyille, hung himself last
night No cause is assigned for the rash
act, as he yas in good health anil circum-
aINncea
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ST.. LOUIS, May l4.-Moody and San
key held two meetings at the rink to-day,
ono this afternoon the other tonight. a
great crowd was present.
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CTArEo OF wEsrvnnGNtA, ONO COUNTY
~ ~ EmInlY LnnIl.
Thomas u, McKIEOn and a. H
MarSl,

~
Thomas l. MCkEOn anl a. H.
MAHh,
VI.
John Adams, HiIlO Adams, NIL.
ia %!i ndanS Sr nms AI'1Ii' ,n1iI' III III In ChanCcTy
ward Dunaway her husband,
and q. o. Davenport, Admin
iSlratOr Ut the estate Of James
NJ. Admins, deceased.
Notice Is hcIGly gwen that In pursuance Of
decree entered In this case at tho April ternI,
1876 Twill sell al public auction at tho front door
Of the Court House Of the sid COUNTY! on the thiT-
tiCi day Of May, 1876 the following described real
estate situate In the city OF Wheeling, on tho east
side OF Market street. that Is TO say, tO SGuth half
oI the north half Of lot No. 81, Of tic old town Of
Wheeling, being tie same property the Slld Jamtr
N. Adams died sciaSl, anil now in tho occupation
Of the sNid John Adams, excepting dfy1eet Oh tho
cast end Of the said quarter LOT, devised by the id'
J. NJ. Adams 10 the said John Adams
THRMs or SALk-OnG-thirl part In hand and the
remainder In two equal annual payments, Secured
hy notes With security with Interest from I'M day
OF sale. DANIEL PECK,
Special Commissioner.
JanI,nFy 0S 1876 my:I-W
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MEMnRIAL SrATuE.

On the 9th Of May at Wurtemburg, the
town OF Marbnch on tho Neckar, where
Schiller was born, was celebrated the an
niversary Of the poets death. The me
mortal statne was unveiled.
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ITALY.

More IrOncladS for Sal0nicii.
NAPLES, May 13.-Two moro Italian
ironclads, under Vice Admiral Nirg,
have gone to Salonica.
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VOLUME XXIv-NUMBER 997.


81: LOUIS, May 1a-A Republican, spc.
cial nom Mount Vernon, Illinois, SAYS a
party Of young men were giving a char
fvari 10 a newly-married man named
Dahlgren, last night, when Dahlsrcn be-
came enraged and fired at the crowd
through a window, and killed Willis
Lawry and wounded two others.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO couN-
y TY, County Court.
Joseph c. Mcclcary !.

va In ChanreFy.
Edward I.Oue and Others.
The Defendants, NJ. J. Henderson, With Thomas
Henderson her husband, and John House, non-Tcs-
IIentS Of Tho State OF West Virginia will take no.
tcu, that on tho 10th ddy Of juno, 1874, the Plain
tlf ilcL his bill ln elAncCry, the object Of which
was TO inIOu X +. Cralg, trustee, from selling at
public sale tract Of land belonging to the ad Id
ward Rouse partly IN Ohio and raTtly in Brooke
estate Of Mary Fleming, decd, and 10 the Defend
ants Mary J. aud Margaret II. Fleming, and TO
iOrccloSa mortgage made by tho Iaid Rouse aud
wife to tho PlaIntiL and TO have al account be-
tween al the PARTIES, and ascertain the priority
Of the liens on The aI tract Of land and the pray
or Of tho ail bill is TO that eiSCi and the said I'd
wnri IsoHO dying, the Plaintiff hled bis BIN Of
RevIvOr anil supplement, by which the hclrs nj
law Of the Enid Edward lsOuSe arc madc PARTIES 10
the Fid suit.
H0uher husband anil the aid John Rouse, arn rc.
qulICd tOapECar within four weeks June 9Th, 1861
anl do what IL necessary TO protect their interest
IN the said original suit md tho bill Of lietiyor
I0IyT. Il. WOODS,
Clerk Of the said Court.
May $, 1S7G. my0-TH
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y BRAMrrog, ,Osr., May 13.-Christopller
Ward. n farmer, who last April murdered
his wife and fired the house, has been SEN
lenccd to be hanged june %.
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OMAHA, May 1i.-A fire carly this
morning destroyed IN unoccupiel frame
building which was being moved. The
Baptist Church which stood near il had u
narrow escape.
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HATTIE RouGHT-REJoICIEd OVER sALol
ICA MURDERS,

RAdSA, May 13.- Advices from
Salonica sources state that battle was
fought yesterday near Besses, In which
seven hundred Turks and one hundred
insurgents were killed.
The Turks atscutaria had a celebration
over the murler OF German and French
Consuls at Solonica,
BELGRADE, May 14.-Phe Servian from
tier is completely lined by a Gordon oil
Turkish troopS,and free ingress or eSresl
is impossible. There isgreat agitation In
official circles here,
CoNsTANrINoPLE, May 1.-THE Laqn
Herald has been suspended on account O
unbccoming remarks concerning General
IgnateiiI.
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The WhIpping-FOst and PiIlOry
In delaware.

New CASTLE, DE1,, May R.-Ten men
were logged here today and afterward
punished in the pillory. ~,
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NEw York, May 14.-The bondhold-
crs Of the Central Railroad, Of Iowa,
voted Yesterday to remove the Farmers
Loan \ Trust Company frcn the.trustee.
ship ot both mortgages.
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THE TURE.
Closing Day OF the Lexington
RnceS-EXcitinE Sport.

LEXINGTON, KY, May l3.-The races
closed to-day with three very brilliant
and exciting contests,
In The first mile heats, Relman was
largely the favorite, and won the lrSt
heat easily, beating Carrie Anderson,
Chesapeake and Gyptis in the order
named. This caused the Redman stock
TO 20 up in themarket, and he sold about
three to one against the field, but the
second heat mixed matters. Carrie
Anderson got of first, closely followed by
Redman, but Chesapeake showed an in
clnation to play for this heat, and passed
Redman, going to the second place at the
quarter pole. Redman made dash for
second near the half, but failed TO get it,
and fell back, while Chesapeake Tapped
Carrie coming up The hill, Turning into
the home stretch he still Tapped and soon
led her, until at the distance stand he was
length ahead. Here, whether through
fault Of the horse or rider, hc closed up
and pocketed her, though the heat was
clearly his without doing so, and passed
under the string nearly two lengths ahead,
Redman and Gyptis distahced. Carries
ritler claimed this as foul, and it was
allowed, and rs the other horses were dis.
tanced, The race was given TO her, al
though she did not come in first in either
heat. nf
SUMMARY.
Carrie Andcrson...."..".."...''. ......"'.'" =,
lteiman. g...,...'.'..'e.' .....'''''~' us
ChenpcaEe
us'
Time, 1:42l,. 1:iS; very fast, and Carrie
came in close secODd in both heats
The second race, mile and q hall dash,
waS womb Novelty, beating Monmouth,
Bob Woollcy and Minnie Morgan, in the
order named.
- SUMMARY
NOVelty
Monmouth ,"..''''.''''...
Bob WOOlluy d
MlnuiC 4
Time-2:393.
The third race, two and o hall miles,
pulled tho record down notch, being
made in 4:274, the fastest time hitherto
Eeing Katie Pcase, at Buffalo, in Septem.
ber, ls74--l:99S!, one second slower than
this. The race was won by Aristides,
who came in barely q length ahead Of
Kcene Richards plucky little threc-year-
old Bazaar. .Bazar took the lead at the
start, while Aristides hung back, and only
came forward 10 second place, when he
had passed the stand and started into the
last mile. From this time on he hung
on the Aanks Of Bazaar, who kept going,
while every one looked for him TO give
up every jump, but he didn't give 9p-he
on his best licEs to catch him down the
home stretch, not succeeding until within
hundred yards Of the finish. Next to
Aristides and yagrant the phenomenon
of the Kentucky tnrf just now is Bazaar
SUMMARY.
Bafar
Ectnl '''''''I
War Jig, not placed.
Time, I27h.
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NEw York, May l4.-Thc racer Nettic
Norton died at the farm OF the owner
John Coffee, at Suferus, N. y, Friday. 4.
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TURKEY.
Favorable View. Of the Prospect
for pnciticntiOn.

BERLIN, May l5.-Notwithstanding the
pcssimist language Of the newspapers Of
this city, the recent Ministerial changes
in Turkey are regarded. .as favorable TO
paoifcation and retpsn. The new Grand
Vizicr decidedly favors reform, and the
well known energy OF IIussem Ami Pacha,
the new War Minister, makes /. expected
that official protection will be afforded 10
Christians against the fanaticism Of the
old Turks.
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FIRE RECORD.



Rock ISLAND, ILL, May ia disas-
trous fire broke out at late hour last
night, from the center OF the double store
on Illinois street, occupied by j.. s. Gates
4 Co., dry goods merchants. The loss OF
tho building was complete, and OF the
stock about onc.fourth was saved. Total
los, $4,000. Insurance on the stock :
In Commercial Union, London, $1,000;
Pennsylvania Fire, Philadelphia, 50 800;
Springfield Fire, s., 500; Mechanics, New
ark, n. J., S2,5OO, Faneuil Hall, Boston,
50 500: Underwriters, New York, s., 500;
| Liverpool, London and Globe, $?,5O0;
Phrnix, Brooklyn, $2,5OO; Continental,
New York, S2,500; Royal, Liverpool,
s5,OOo-n total of $27 500. On the bliild.
ing: PhUnix, Hartford, 81 900; Under
writer's Agency, New York, 81 900; Hart
ford, $1,000; Etpa, Hartford, S2,0OO-a
total Of $4,000.
GALLON, o., May 1S.-An inccndiary
fire at this place last night destroyed
property to the amount Of nearly $500.
II. L. Carhart loses 81 200, William Bur.
we'll $1,000, and Mrs. Hasford $3.50.
WINDSOR, W., May l3.GThe rcSidchce
Of Captain Chester Pike, near here, was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
A WHOLE TOWN BuRNEp. u
CrrARLEsroa, May 14.-Nearly the
whole business part Of the town Of Oar
linrt6n. S. c., was burned this morning.
Ono entire block was destroyed! The
stores Of Hyams, Higgins, Watson, Stein.
berger, Williamson, WcIch and others,
with Mrs. Gibsons fine residence. The
loss'is estimated as upwards Of 100000
| Partly insured.
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Railroad Lands Subject 10 Taxa
: - tiOn In Arkansas:

LITTLE Rock, May 13.-Thc Supreme
Court 81 tho State so-day decided that
railroad lands are subject to taxation.
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- CouNTERFETTS

New counterfeit 'slOs on the State
Bank Of Indiana, at Terre IIaute, and
SIS Of the First National Bank Of Louis
Vile, have been discovered.
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In chancCry.
Cast Steel PloW. Points

Farmers, one and ALL trc hereby informed that
NANCY. lIlnc and labor can IL saved by using Cnst
Steel l'IOw Shares Of which, only one, has H. mauy
cases prnvcl sufficient for whole SGlSOns plOwns
and III sOmc sOiIs, by bGing twice shArpcnel, one
share lIas llsSl two SasOnS
They scOur bright anh mako the plOw ScOur and
run CsslGr, aud are N strong and tough that they
will not bnak. When worn dull, they can lr
sllarIRncd and tempered by any good blacksmith
without disturbing The fitting Iari.
All regular sizes kept on llafd and 1T nny ritts-
buSh rlDW.
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Tnrir BiIl Honey.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Thc Morrison
tariff bill will not be reached in the
House for several weeks.
The total disbursements OF silver coin
TO Saturday amounted to S4,49l, 900.
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Price, Hynty1rrc c9s'.

For Additional 7asgqps So Ehint Pdgo
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BAfaf
Elctnl.
War Jig, not placed.
Time jR7k, s.' .I
The New York herald., 1876-10-08
YACHT RACE POSTPONED.

The for the nrst class soops OF the Long Island
Yacht Club which adjourned from Thursday until
yesterday again postponed yesterday on account
OF the high wind and which prevailed in the bay.
Captain H. W. Holmes, OF tho schooner yacht Playful.
Of tho Brooklyn Club, tho only yschtsman brave
enough 10 vcnturo out from Frank Bates club house,
and hc took party o ladies and gentlemen in his
wcahorly boat under double rccfcd foresa and main
sail and reecd b. The soop Madcap Of the Now York
Club was tho only other yacht the bay during
tho afternoon. The sloop raco VIII take place To-
morrow, nj Que +. NJ tho course TO DO from stake
boat anchored of the Short Branch House, around a
buoy of Robins Reef thence around Fort Lafayette
return to sIart the course be sailed twice
The New York herald., 1876-10-08

close mp To the reds goal II quickly hit back,
and some excellent play on the part III both sides Oh
sued every attempt 10 steal away from the crowd with
the ball beng frustrated Colonel Jay mndo
good hit finally. and, followed by Tho
reds made dash with carrying
everything before them, but quick baek-hander
from Mr.. Hermann Oelrichs stopped the advance and
another struggle commenced ia the centre OF the
grounds. Mr. Peters looked At moment MS II he
meant TO distinguish himself but just raised his
naliet To make the winning stroke be ridden out,
Messrs Douglas and John Mott backing each
up. brought the light to tho rods goal where lucky
hit gave the blues a third victory
FOURTH GaNk--Mr. W. T. Douglas was again sue
ecssfui IN making tho opening shot, but he was not
well backed up and Mr.. Griswold and Mr.. Peters, as
sisted by Mr.. W. Thorne, made dash aud brought tho
h2ht in front OF the blues goal when clean bit de-
cided the game and the reds scored their first victory
The stood three for the blues tor tho
reds
FfrrH GAxE-The blues obtained the FIRST bit, and
the game carried the rods goal
succumb to the ierce attack OF the blues who played
remarkably close and well. never giving thcir OPP
ponents chance 10 break away Alter short
struggle OF about three minutes the blues scored
another victory. gaining them four goals against one
10 the reds
SIXTH CANA, the word .Go" Mr. Griswold and
Mr. Hermann Oelrchs raced for the ball. and tho lat
ter got In the 1rst HIT Colonel Jay carried IL back
toward tho blues goal. when SIR. John Mott made a
splendid hit, and was following II up when no was
rodeu and the brought back tho centre
OF tho neld. In tho midst or an exciting struggle
for the ball Mr. Douglas tried TO wheel his pony sharp
round, and tho brute slipped and fell on his side,
carrying its .ider with H. Tho pony was on IT'S feet
again in second but tho shock OF tn. fall
severe that Mr. Douglas tainted, and the game dis
consumed. Assistance was promptly brought and
Mr. Douglas wns soon reclining on a bed IN the club
results anticipated, no bones were broken. Tho
accident, however unfortunate, as II threw
damper on what prom's 10 bc one OF the most
brilliant meetings the westchester Polo Club ever