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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04

ANOTHER POLICEMAN SHOT.

BURGLARS IN NEWARK FIRE AT AN OFFICER
WHO INTERRUPTED THEM.
About daybrc,k yesterday morning whilc Ofncer
Stanley Brock o. the NewarK police, was patrollng
Clinton avenue, Newark, he attracted tie resi-
dcnce OF MI Horace Bcdc, corner OF Clinton avenue
and Murray street lie heard NOISE inside. and,
knowing that tho family were absent at Atlanticvc
near Long Branch, suspected tina. burglars the
makers The opening to the coal cellar was dis
placed, and without stopping to rap for assistance he
slipped in and CROPPED his through the dark cellar
anu up stairs TO the first floor. Here he found no
one and 20 passed to the second floor Here
he discovered two men. They rain INTO the
bathroom, and before Brock could reach them
ono o. the mscrcapts lcyecd and fired pistol the
officer, who was pierced through the left lung by
bullet. The burglars then escaped reaching the back
yard and sealing the cncc Their flight was witnessed
by number OF persons from Their back windows, but
not OF them stirred 10 the iugitivcs McaD-
while Brock managed to crawl through the hall down
stairs and out to the sidewalk when some passersby
discovered him m pool OF blood and removed
hun to 81 Barnabas' Hospital WHITTIER he attended
by Drs Bell and Ward.
The wounded officer found Mt the hospital hang
ing between lie aud death. He could only speak above
that he could not the glars he thought
they were young lie denied the report that he shot
at the mcn He wa shot himself before he could draw
hrs pistol or make any defence. A. he
Frustrated the burglars He'd He is a regular member
OF the ofcc, has been II months. and needs
vigilance beyond Yesterdays occurrence
He J. not married The doctors have hopes OF mis-
recovery lie still alive last evening Dut without
any hope Of living very long lie Is thirtvone years
OF age, an American, and resides with his mother at
No. l02 south street
Upon examination OF Mr.. Bcdelis house 1t found
that The burglars had made preparations Tor good
haul Trey had ransackcd the house, opened drawers,
trunks closets, &c, anu had rolled up bundles ready
TO take OIL Even tuo aco curtains found de-
tached The efforts OF the police trace the thieves
further than described proved futile.
Last night Thomas Ryan, OF No. $50 Academy street,
aud Charles Oschwad, OF Thlrtcenih and Cam
deI street, were arrested on suspicion OF being the
burglars IL rs admitted. however that there is not a
nnrIicS of cri.lnnc. nrninsi ti,a MN
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Gertrude Crocker has brought a suit for divorce
from her husband, Edward Aanson Crocker On
duo proof Of service OF summons and complaint
and there being no answer or demurrer Judge Van
Hoescn, holding Special Term OF the Court OF Comm On
Pleas yesterday decided the case TO be sent before
referee
SUITS have been begun In tho United States District
Court against tho following firms and their suretcs on
warehouse bonds:-Aphonsc Auyion, SIS 740; Lam
bert Kanping 81, sos; d. Solomon, $205S; William
Bowen, s6ll so; same, 1904; Louis Lutz, s2,slS; r.
$. Latowe, sl5,2l6 90; same, s2o,a7l 30; same.
SIS $50 same SIS 007 80; j. Alischir & Co. S107 40;
T.. Baker, s555; A. W. V,sch, So 1885, ono Schooner.
1894; NJ. Van Bosch, $25 90 Bous & Steubing, $3.50;
Jules Garcy, sl39 20; A. b. Rcisch s5i6 80; :. I.
Suit 800; O. Lcnzmann. $500; q. Michaud, S626 30;
QUO Schooner, sl,sl9; Schneider Heidua, $s.6s0
Louis Newbcrrer Il brother sold $3.50 81 worth OF
goods Jacob Wobach and tried very hard TO get tho
money. Thor clerk paid several VISITS to Wobach's
store, at No. 343 broadway, which he described
throngcd by other parties on similar missions. Mr.
wolbach was never IN. The clerk refused TO give his
residence and nnaiy suit brought and an attach
ment issued against Mr.. Wolbach. On motion made
before Judge Van Hocsen at the Special Term of the
Court of Common Pleas Mr.. Wobach explained his alb
from his store as the result OF prcsraon during
the heated term, which compelled ann to STAY at home
Mrs Wolbach and niece confirmed this statement,
and Judge Van Hoescn yesterday directed that tho
tachmcnt BE- vacated.
coored reachcr from Philadelphia arriving in
this city a coffee and cako saloon 10 get
lunch. lie gave his order, but the proprietor informed
him politely but regrctiuy that he could not DO
served, The waiter girls refused TO attend HIM. Tho
eight OF The skies as the poet Cowpcr dcsignatcs all
preachers irrespective OF color denon called
yesterday upon General Foster Cnted states Assistant
Attorney, and asked what course he should pursue to
obtain redress General Foster informed HIM that cof
fee and cake saloons not INNS public convcyanccs
on land water theatres other places OF public
amusement and that. therefore. his did not
under the statute The preacher lett, wondering
If civil rights" failure end If the negro played
ont
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citation met again yesterday afternoon General shaier
presiding.
It WIS decided In response 10 an inquiry concerning
reementa team shooting that the officers OF the rogi-
ment are eligible to membership in such tcama Bril-
gadc officers excluded.
Tho following resolution, offered by Colonel wineate
was approved
Resolved That invite the various rine clubs
throughout The country send TO psrtc
the centennial matches and advise them thn any
club sending rifcmen will be furnished with
during the matches in notice Is given
him before September Of their desire TO encamp during
that period
II has been decided for the present that the American
team and reserve shall be follows, unless changed
between and The time OF the match In Septem-
ber:- Team-Mcssrs. Fulton. Dakin. Farwel, Weber,
Hyde, Yale, shaier and Jewell. Observation-Disclosures
Bruce Overbaugh, Wnshburn ana Anderson
Alter tho Crecdmoor matches the International
marksmen will visit Washington. where prizes OF tho
value of 81, 900 In gold will be competed tor The
strangers will also be escorted by the American team In
see tho Exposition where, also, some shooting Will
probably take place.
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THE GARBAGE QUESTION.

The Law Committee of the Kings County Board Of
Supervisors has retained District Attorney Winchester
Brtou to defend Brooklyn and the county authorities
in the suit brought by tho New York Street Cleaning
Bureau to restrain defendants from interference with
their dumping garbage in the Bay. Mr. Brtton says
the order from the Supreme Court must be obcycd but
he thinks 1t viii be revoked proper showing FIX
Judge Troy says at Is preposterous to restrain the
District Attorney from prosecuting criminal Offenders
caL"
The Street Cleaning Bureau yesterday gave orders
Tor n renewal OF the dumping OF tho street
rial IN the Lower Bay Commission Nichols purposes
That the work shall continue until the injunction
Gently granted against the interference of shore In
snector Ferguson rs made perpetual or dissolved
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Durgoo first away, Gray Nun second Ambush
third Iuspira ion fourth Courier hnh Ronney sixth,
Sister OF Mercy seventh but all so close together there
was no daylight between them Bur-oo ran very rap
idly around the upper turn and tour lengths ahead
the qunrtor-poc; Inspiration second, half a length
ahead of Gray Nun, who about tho same distance
in front OF Courier; Ambush NTH, Romney sixth and
SISTER OF Mercy seventh. The horses closed on Bur-
geo on the backstretch, and at the halt mile pole no
leading only length, Courier second Insplra-
ton third, Gray Nun fourth, Ambush dnh,
Romncy sixth Sister of Mercy seventh.
Burgoo bad his head in front at
the three quarter pole, but he into the home
stretch he showed that he was in trouble. In mo-
mcnt aerward Gray Nun passed him, and then In
spiration, making rush, went to The 'front.' and coming
along at grand pace won the race by two lengths,
gray Nun second three lengths ahead OF Burgoo,
Courier fourth, Ambush nth. Romney sixh Sister of
Mercy seventh. limo, 44ll.
TIg SARATOGA srAHrS.
The second race was for the Saratoga Stakes dash
Of three quarters OF MILE for two-ycar-olds This
has always been very popular race, and has
brought out most excellent fields The starters
by Narrasansc,t out Of MAIDSTONE; D. Mcbaniel's
hly, by Lexington, dam Canary Bird; August Bel
monrs Baroness, by Kentucky, dam Lady B.essington
"a sister OF Countessl aud the ally Hibern'a by Lean
.iupton dam Henrietta Wolch II. Z. McGrath's colt
Leonard, by I.ongicllow, dam the Colleen Bawn;
George l.. Lorlard's colt Lucer, by Leanlngon, dam
Lady Motley, and his hlly 0leaster by Eclipse, dam
olaa tihc dam OF Ohtipa; 7. Lorillards gcding Bonn
basi 10y Bonnie Scotland dam Bcneca; w. Astor's
Frederick the Great, by Lexington dam Mildred "a
lull brother Of the Great Monarchist and Sutana);
Governor Bowles lily, by knglshcr dam
My Maryland, and George longstaIs colt
Bracmer, by Warminsicr, dam lnversnad There
betting this than any pre-
vious OF the meeting, the hackers OF the several
stables standing up like warriors and investing their
money IN large amounts. In all the pools sold
Wednesday night the Belmont pair the iavortes,
but neither Nc raths Leonard Astor's Frederick the
Great nor the George Lorilard paIr lacked friends,
while Tor the others nearly all sold well that the
pools frequently up $1,000.
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Leonard Jumped away hrst, Luciier second, Bombayt
hrd Braemcr ourth, Baroness nith, kingsand SIXTH
abcrna seventh The others close together with the
Exception OF Ocnsicr the latter beng icit al the post
Jockey being unable to get her IN motion with the
others Leonard showed the way up the shute and a
The ball mile pole two cngihs n advance Bonn.
bast. Bracmcr third Lucifcr fourth. baroness ffth.
Nibcrnia SIXTH hingsland seventh the others trailing
several length behind BOmbast made gallant run
alter Leonard bu could nOt ovcrtake HIM the big colt
landing winner Ivy two lengths, Bomhast second
Hiberna third Baroness fourth, Kngslani NTH,
Bowe's nlly sixth Luciicr seventh. Bracmer eighth,
Mcdaniel ninth, Frederick the Great tenth Oeastcr
eleventh. Im. ll7ls. The stakes were worth s3 95o
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The start very even. Dut IN moment Odd Socks
dashed away rom the others and when he ran out of
he slute az the hali.mac pole he leading iour
cngths. Freebooter second, Parole third. Warlock
ouril the lass ilfco tapped each other Odd Socks
tcpt the gap open along the lower rn and was four
cngfhs IN mont OF Freebooter 1t tie three quartcr
pole the latter half length ahead OF Parole. WarlucN
uufth When The colts passed the stand Odd socks
vas leading lVc lengths, nut N .cw moments the
phcr cl0scd up the daylight At the quarter rolc
Did socks had only hail cngth the best H. Ercc-
bootcr and WarocS head and head, two lengths IN
front OF Parole. odd Socks then tell N the rear
bs being run, the others running and tai
The hiii.mc pole Freebooter leading, Warock see
,rd Parole abiding his time, third Going around The
lower turn Parole iundc has ant soon took Sides
With Freebooter and coming INTO the over seich on
,ven terms VITA am, They SIDE and SIDE untl the
lurfons pole was reached Then Parole snoi away
Freebooter and came home winner OF tao race by
length and a lalL MarCc> was halt a dozen lengths
bchiad Freebooter Ola Socks 100 yards away. lime.
3:lCi-tn arst ihrce-quartcrs l;204 The stakes
nf.4I IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04
REAL ESTATE DEALER IN TROUBLE.

Thomas l.. Birch, real estate dealer, residing
In Brooklyn, was arrested yesterday morning at
the corner OF Nassau and Cedar streets by Detectives
Fields and 0Conncr, of tho District Attorneys Office,
on warrant issued by Recorder Hackett, the com
plant OF Charles Westcrman OF No. 100 Schermcrhorn
street Brooklyn by whom no is charged with subor.
nation OF perjury in procuring surotcs Tor the appear
ancc OF defendant IN civil suit pending IN tho SUI
pcrior Court and also with obtaining goods by false
prcteuccs There are several other parties implicated
IN the allie cd rudulcnt transactions, which include
attempt 10 deiraud a bank and some well known firms
In TINS city. Birch was brought before Justice Murray,
OF thc Iomhs Police ConrI yesterday afternoon and
committed for examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

EARry-DK SnAys-At the residence Of tho brdosa
parents, Tuesday, August J. by the Rev. William
Loyd. Mr CHARLES HARRY to Mss EVE DE SnAYs
daughter OF Miles De Shays. Esq
RoBERrs-l,Rowx Ca Thursday, August 3. ut tho
residence of the BRIDES mother by Rev d. " 81 john
son D. d., rector Of 81 Mary's, WILLIAM II. RoBERrs,
OF New YORK. KATE j., eldest daughter OF Mary J.
and the late John Brown, OF Brooklyn. No cards
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On Wednesday, August 2, at
the residence of the BRIDES uncle ~ East l29ih ST. by
the Rev d. Brancrd Ray, EDWIN D. WAsHBrRN Of
Nereenhos, W., to EMILY V. MADDOX, Of Harlem, NJ (.
No CARDS.
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ANA
TEUR OARSMEN.

Mr.. Henry W. Garfield, secretary, has issued tho
following circular letter to the several members Of this
association
beg 20 notify you that the annual meeting Of tho
National Association OF Amateur Oarsne1 Will be held
IN the Vndne boat house. Paramount Park, Philadcl-
phia Pa Tuesday. August - 1876 at eight O'Clock
F. NJ. at which meeting three members OF the Exccu-
tive Committee, 10 serve for three years, will DO
elected, other business Of Importance presented
Your cub is earnestly requested TO send delegates
FURNISHED with proper crcdcntias as full representa-
lion e desi
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THE CENTENNIAL DOG SHOW.

PHILADELPHIA, August ], 1870
Entrcs now beng received for the International
bench show. The classification comprises all the
known breeds Medals and diplomas VIII be awarded
by the COMMISSION for dogs OF merit Special prizes
will also be offered by societies aud individuals En-
tries tree and " II be closed August 10. Programmes
and blank forms can be Obtained OF Burnct Iandreth
Chief OF Bureau OF Agriculture,
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CREEDMOOR.

Dctachmcnts from the regiments composing the
First brigade practiscd at Crccdmoor yesterday with
the rifle. under command OF Lieutenant Colone, John
/. Camp. OF the Twenty second regiment There were
present, i02 from the Fifth, 10 IRON the Twelfth
and % from the Twenty-sccond regiment or these
a. SO and IS respectively quahncd the FIRST ranges
Below tho scores OF those Qualifying to shoot for
,arsS badges
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YACHTING AT NEWPORT.
THE MAYNARD DEFEATED BY THE sCHEMFn IN
FIFTEEN MILE RACE.

NEWPORT, Il. l., August Q, 1876
THIS afternoon there very interesting chal-
lcngc race for 800 side between the sloop Schemcr
C. ;. Lee, owner, OF New York, well known in yacht
ing circles having several last summer in
the vicinity of New York, and the sloop yacht Way
ward. David sears, Jr. OF Boston, owner
IL race 10 windward ana .hc !.
miles southeast OF Brenton Reef Lphtshp and back TO
stakobOai, The distance beng judged nicoa miles.
Tho wind variable aud very light At limo
II looked " the Maynard would be the winner,
but the latter, being c-ht iect longer The her
and with dying OF the wind and beng obg ed
to allow c.Schcmcr eleven minutes and hitcen
onds lost the race. The following the Official ng-
llrns A. inkc on Lnar iha. kcho
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SUCCESSFUL LEGAL DECOY.

Ahern, butcher doing business In this city, gave
credit to Mrs. Taylor keeper Of boarding house. to
amount which he seems to have difficulty in
collecting judgment was obtained against her, and
being unsatiscd his attorney obtained an order from
the Court for her alton to the possession of
property applicable TO such Judgment Some difficulty,
II is claimed the part OF The plaintiff, had been
pcrcnccd in serving her with the original process and
still more was apprehendcd in the service OF he sup
plemontary order. To overcome this the services of
butcher Ahcrns boy Brought into rcqulsition and
he undertook TO make service, and as IT appears did
in manner somewhat new TO the practice OF The
courts and not specifically provided for either in the
Code or the general rules. He provided box neatly
done up, and calculated the curiosity any
whom II addressed, especially If woman.
Beneath this he tied the copy OF the M c's order and
into HANDS of the unsuspccting Mrs Taylor this
decoy box Yesterday, in Marine Court! Chambers,
before Judge Goepp, tho order returnablc but in
stead of Mrs Taylor appearing in person, her attorney
appeared 10 represent her and move for dismissal OF
the order the ground OF insuiicency OF service.
Counsel for the plaintiff was about TO ask for
order owing the absence of the boy who served tho
FIRST and Of his affidavit OF service when the boy APP
peared IN court Being sworn, he testified that when
he handed tho defendant the package TO which
tachcd tho copy OF tho ORDER he called her attention
the Judges signature the original, and then, when
she about ISLAM" the deceptive box the floor
fendant was represented by attorney In court. tho
Judge thought sufficient evidence that had
been made, aud granted an attachment to bring Mrs.
TAYLOR belurc the Court
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BUFFALO PARK.

THIRD DAY OF THE AUGUST MEETING-GoLD-
SMITH MAID MAKES THE FASTEST CoNsEcU-
TIVE THREE MILES ON REcoRD-AMAzoN
WINS THE COLT RAcK AND THoRsDALE THAT
OF THE 2:32 CLASS.
BUFFALO, n. Y, August 8, 1876.
The third day of the Buffalo Park attracted
large attendance, fully 900 persons being present
The principal feature of the days sport tho
test the "rce alp stakes the third of tho
day. AS tho horses upon the track all evidently
fine condition. the immense OF spectators
became highly enthusiastic the cheering their IA
voriies and the ladies waving their handkcrchicfs in
evident dcgat In the pools Goldsmith Maid sold for
$780, Smugger 800, and the field for $40 During
the whole tho excitement intense, and the
sut-Goldsmih Maid winning the three straight heats
in 2l5 2l5h and ? l5 the fastest consecutive heats
recordully jusiined the extraordinary interest of
the
The following is a summary OF the days evcnts,-
SUMMARY.
AuGr MEErINGCo Stakes for threeyear- ODDS; 500
each with $500 added first, evencnths; second two
tcnths third, onctenth
=. Il. Ioomis' b. Amazon. Observation-Disclosures. 3
:. wileits blk C. Allie East. ..-............ 3 2
A. Erwin's b. IN. Annie Golddust... .........2 81
Time 2.4I ~ 46ii-2:41
SAME pAy-sEcoxp RAcs.-Pursc s.. ooO, for 232
class FIRST $1,000; second $500; third $500; fourth,
$500
Edwin Thorne's b. S. rhorndae. .4 -
H. Van Ness sp =. Abcmarlc. 2 .
W. " Barnes blk e. Frank. o 3 3
T. r. Diarl, 5 b. IN. Clark. 3 3 3 3
Charles :. Green's b. & Proctor. O
D. Shcau's < <. Gray salem. q 6
r. f. Roots b. <. Allen .............. 1 s 5
" Van Vakcnburg's 8. 4. Captain
amith.............. ................7 ! DIR.
w.. II. Sauncers, Jr. IS blk Young
WILKES. .....................io DIR.
5. ". McDonald's br. g. :. W. McD... dr.
W. Y. Weeks b. &. Judge. dis
Iimc, 2:22S4-222 4-2;23 - 2D--2 25.
SAM DAY--THiRD RAcg.-Pursc $4,000; open to all:
first, 0ao second, 81, 900; Third $500 fourth 500
holgSnitu NalG... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L i
Juu-c ...............
Lucille Goddust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SmuHgier.... dis.
Time, 2:lG-2l5 ia-2:l5.
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Not the least interesting event ON the programme
To-day was the third II was for the Sequel Stakes,
Tor three ODDS. and until this year II has always
been dash OF two miles but having tho raised
weights the distance reduc ell to mile and three.
quarters The stake closed last March with eighteen
subscribers OF which George Loriilards Warock, by
War Dance, dam Undno; T. \. CLcw's Odd socks,
by hipg Lear, dam Solitaire; George longsian's
Freebooter, by Kentucky dam Fciucca, and
p lorliards Parole, by bennington dam Maiden
started. The hfst three being colts carried lis
pounds; the last namcd-farOlc, gcllhg-carrcd
rs. After Tho excitement over the Saratoga
Stakes had subs dcd on Wednesday night Parole vas
made the avortc Tor the Sequel, selling IN some pools
lBc
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Columbia, NY.Y.C, Mr.. Lester wallack from
Stamford, and yacht Nettie NY.Y.C., Mr.. Osborn,
from New York, at anchor OF Whitestonc.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

A game vas played yesterday on tho Champion
Grounds, Jersey City. between the Astor and Mont
gomcry Base Ball clubs. former winning by = score
OF Ii to IL
To-day the Muiuals and New Ravens play at New
Haven Press and Quckstcp at Prospect Park and En-
orprisc and jersey City NJ Centennial Ground, Jersey
CITY.
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BASE BALL.

There was a small attendance at tho Union Ground
yesterday, although the day fine, and the game
of the best Of the amateurs this season The
following Is the result
Innings
Isl. I'd 3d. 4M 5h. 9Th 7h. Sn. OH.
Argyle ........ O 0 o o.
Chelsea ........ / 0 o 2 90
The professional games resulted AS follows
AT CINCINNATI.
1sL 2d. 3d. 4ta. 5fh. 9th tn. STU 9th
St. Louis. ...... 0 o O-l0
Cincinnati. o o 0 o O o.
Umpire, Mr. Walker.
AT BOSTON
IpRiHgs.
Isl. 3D. Sd. an. 5tt. Oh. "a. Sh. 9th
Athletic. 0 0 o o O-3
AT NEW HAVEN.
1st 2d. 81. 4M. Sta Gu. IN. Sh. 9th
Hartford. o o Ola
New Havcn.... o o o 0 p
Umpire, Mr.. JcwetL
At LOUISVILLE.
In the last half Of the fifth inning dispute arose and
tho game WIS not finished. The on tho uneven
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CRICKET.

THE ST. GEORGES EASILY DEFEAT A TEAM
FROM CANADA.
Tho announcement that tho st. Georges Cricket
Club would play match with Canadian team drew
very large number OF spectators to The St Georges
grounds, at Hobokcn, yesterday Al first It was an
nourced that the Canadians would reprcsen, Toronto,
but early yesterday morning tho captain Rev DIR. T.
D. Phupps. arrived on the grounds with the ncws that
he could get his team together and could only rely
on SIX mon. rhe others, he explained, had sent him
satisfactory kilograms IN regard to their absence At
noon Captain T. Sou tor, oil tho ST. Georges and DIR.
ph !iipps had consultation, which resulted In tn o
formation OF '.scratch" eleven to DO composed
OF the seven Canadians and four to be picked
out OF the players grounds The following is the
score
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RIFLE NOTES.

RZorMESrAL TEAM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE AMERICAN TEAM.
The Executive Committee Of tho National Rifle Asso.
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ROWING NOTE.


ST. JoHs, y. b., August 3, 1876.
The new boa. Tor the Paris crew has arrived from
England The crow will row IN it at Philadelphia
Walter Ross is training for the single scull races at
Philadelphia