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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-11
A PATIENTS FATAL LEAP.

An inquest was commenced yesterday over the body
OF Charles Golfer, killed by Jumping from third story
window OF the Brooklyn City Hospital early last Friday
morning. The principal witness, Patrick Carroll, tho
nurse charge Of the ward in which tho deceased
confined, was absent and Dr.. L. W. Minor, the
dent physician, stated TO Coroner Simms
that Carroll was discharged from tho hospital
on Friday evening. DR.. Minor then testified
that became OF the accident at halt past
live O'Clock in the morning he was told OF II BY the
nurse went at to the injured man, but found
him dead. Deceased brought 10 the hospital
March I, suffering from congestion OF the brain, and
what thought to be fracture at the base OF the
skull. Ho derious most Of the time, and re-
uuired constant attention. Carroll had charge OF four
male wards-two the second aud two the third
foor-which contained about thirty patients all.
Yhcre are hlty patients the hospital ut present.
DrA has been connected with The Guy Hospital
eleven months and ten days In his opinion the I'M
mediate oil Golfers death was concussi0u OF the
BRAIN.
in a statement made TO Coroner Simms on Friday by
Patrick Carroll, he said that he had been for
nine years. Deceased had attempted Two three
times 10 get OF bed during tho night but had been
prevented At three O'Clock Carroll left deceased
the first tune aud stayed away twenty minutes. When
he rel urned Golfer not ID the ward. After making
"A search through tho hospital and around the grounds
he discovered the patient under trce about l50
feet from the hospital The injured man died shortly
alter being taken INTO the basement.
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POLICE COURT CURIOSITIES.

The theft of sxtyeght cents worth of fat was the
compliant made against William Stasen by William
King, butcher. When young stagen was charged with
the conmitta Of the offence he confessed and npli-
Gated Mr. Joseph Becker OF No. 43S West Thirty ninth
street. whom he said he mad often bcio delivered
such stolen goods He was held $l,0U0 bail al the
Fiity-seventh street Court yesterday.
AT the same Court was arraigncd Tor lOahng yester
day morning about the Filth National Ban corner OF
Twenty street and Thru avenue, Terence, alias
Policy Murphy In answer 10 the questions OF the
Judge be gave his present name Henry Brady, his
patton that OF commercial agent tor periodicals.
q vrtu0us KIND and his principal nobody, ne goes
II on his own hOOso He was discharged tor want OF
evidence.
On Friday night Max Meyer stayed over nigh, with
all acquaintance, Albert Naumeyer. at the attcr's
residence. No. 500 Third avenue Naumeyer left early
next morning, and on his returc Meyer had departed.
trunk had been opened ana 81, stolen. The ihlei
was yesterday committed for trial at the flyseventh
street Court
u. r. Thompson was CON united yesterday by Justice
Walsh OF Brooklyn, to await the action OF the Grand
Jury, he having pulled q pistol OF spcca. officer An
drew j. Lyons, ana said, ''Shaii shoot hm!"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-11
SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

The rapid increase OF smallpox in Jersey City Is
disgrace TO tho health authorities DIR. hadden in.
formed HERALD reporter yesterday that fifteen
have been reported in Morris and Essex streets, and
that no effective measures have been taken 10 cheek
the progress OF tho maady although large appropra
ton made yearly tor the sanitary Department.
When the smallpox oroke out In 1867 tho streets we're
thoroughly ceanscd and chloride OF lime plcntifny
used In every house. rho disease soon disappeared.
During the past three months tho streets Ia The M
feccd districts have not been ceaDscd ADD lho Board
OF Works seems be as different 10 the health OF the
inhabitants as the Board OF Health. proposition 10
TO DO made to the new city government To aOoilsh me
Office health Inspector aud 10 constitute the ponce
surgeon the sole heath officer OF the city. The poice
TO be charged with the reporting OF nuisnnces and
N this way great saving TO The cry will ps elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-11
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Ely has signed the Common Council ordinance
designating tho old Dikeman homestead, on tho west
side of Kingsbridge road dog pound for the sum
mcr months 1t now remains Tor the Board OF Alder
rnen TO pass the necessary laws regulating the custody
and OF our canine population.
Members VI tho Third House aud tho great Sun
washed' from the 'decs;rcxs" who daily congregats
around the Ciiy Hall for the purpose oil bulldoz.ng"
our Cay Fathers are locked from the interior
Aldcrmxnc chambers The hrst loor unGer the new
rules Tais Is necessary Improvement IN the trans
scllon OF public business - spiral staircase viii
also be erected running directly from The Adcrmen's
private chamber TO the meeting room on the second
iioor.
Among the distinguished callers upon Mayor Ely
yesterday were Asscmblymen Luke +. Cozans and
Peter Mitchell "CharleyH swan and other legislative
lights. They describe the situation as peculiarly
mixed at tho State capital The eyes OF oca! states
present turned toward TINS political Mecca
with anxiety view OF the probable ssago
several rcircnch and reform measures. An Old
stoger around the CITY Hall yesterday remarked,
Thcre amt chance Tor the passage OF theso Dilis
ir money ana little patronage goes great ways.
Besides, the republican and Tammany leaders will unto
cut the o!iciai loaf evenly between them ana
thus throw duet IN the eyes OF the taxpayers
Marshal Delmour announces having received
$1,000 =, Tor arrears OF personal taxes during tho past
week. making total of sl64.sl0 81 collected thas lar
fnrt N tnrut
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CLEARED.

steamer Celtic (Bp. Gisade Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Spain Br, Grace Liverpool via Queenstown-F
steamer Denmark ,Br, Williams London--F Hurst.
Ethiopia OBJ Craig Gissgow- Henderson Bros.
seisI S Ne '"'0 D'eneH VIA SOUTH
cy e HsssS hsyass' r's'''
steamer Fsmoorcnsh DO Fraser 81 john NIB via Var
s.enner state Texas Nickerson. Galveston via Key
steamer New Dreams Dearborn. New oaesus-CiarkA
Seaman.
S1eamer san J acinto Hazard, savannsh-tieo Yonys
steamer Cry OF Atlanta. Woodruff. ChArissson-J W
steamer Benef.c,cr JONES' Wilmington and Morehssd
Richm"ni- ord pomnioa steamship Co.
steamer Kn,ght. Harvsy. Georgetown. DE- l.
SieamerJ Garrett. Foster. Baltimore via camden-wm
steamer Fani,s Howe. Philadelphia mes Hand.
steamer zen Whitney hnetS B"-nnmH DnocS:
Doyle.
Ship Helve,ia Beig) Nielsen. Antwerp-Euucn, Edge
BARK windw.ra OBJ, Baker. Bssay.a- - y Bsr.a"x
nars Antelope, simpson, Bemerara-RoSshs Bros Co
Brg seils Msris tDutch). kiaver. Brisbane-Arssli.
Tufts Co. ,n
Brs yspas B Anp nsas NsG Ty,a sssna1
sclif Victor Pug, Pnkham, Aspinwali--B Weinberg 4
schr Vim A Van Brunt, Haughwort. Vera Crux-B Met.
calf u Co
Scir Anna Barker, Snowman, Arroyo. PR-Gaway h
Ca.ado.
schr Vim Thompson Doane. ST. Kitts-B Weinberg 4 Co.
schr \ eHart Farnhsm. Aux Cayes.nA N9nes < co.
schr Frances tBp. Car,cr. 81 John. Mp Nsvius
Som.
schr Nellie Treat. Whitney. Sc Augustns-F II Smith
I Co. .
schs W Vanaman. Sharp. Chsriestou-E d 9urlbut 4
Co.
schr Eliza Rebecca stor,hoG Boston Frank Pidgeou.
Jr
schr Herald of the Morning Mclean. Boston-Charies
TwinE.
Schr Hero Baker, saleni-wiilis II Ropes.
Schr h KIRK. Bugbee, New Bediord-Cartwrght
Doyle.
schr ih Sheridan Linsley. Braud!ord. Ct-Gs Blair
| Co. . .
Scar zuleue. Kenyon, Buckingham. Orient. Ill
:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-11
The MORRISANIA BANK FAILURE

Another meeting OF the depositors in the German
Savings Bank OF Morrisania held at Hupiers
brewery last evening. Ernest Hall, counsel for the
bank, reported that he had boen to Albany and had
succeeded in making arrangements with the Attorney
General adjourn the motion Tor application Of re-
ccivcr which was TO have been made tho sth INST
He also stated that IN interview with the Supcrin-
iendent Of The BANKING Department, that Official
dressed his approval Of the action oil tho dciostors,
have agreed 10 accept scvcnty-hvc cents ON The
dollar alter the expiration OF year and receive no
interest that period superintendent Ellis also added
that II sui!iccn; number OF the dcpostors could be-
induced sign the agreement alluded TO, 80 as TO in
sure the of tho undertaking. that his depart
inent would not offer any obstacle that might tend TO
It's defeat Signatures representing about Sis 900
already secured the total amount due TO the
depostors being S225.000 In order TO make the
proposition success. nearly ali OF the depositors Will
have to sign the agreement and this II Is confidently
expccled viii be done wIthn the next lew days.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AxyAs 24-Arrved chip Georss skoi6eld, Forsaith.
HscnSsiox Feb Passed bark Alice Dyer from Batavia
for York Br bark Alice. from Padang. before
tspiSwAL Feb 25-Arrived brig Jessie Rhynas. Foss.
batavia Jan lessiied bark Quickstep, Bsrnabie. Ma
Mia. . -
Tor do Geo Manson Humphrey. tor rice port: Thos Hill
ward tBr Campbell do Ring tBr). Moran, unc: bark
BraMuna. March arrived bark Casco. Penny. New
York P.rnambuco brig Hero tBr, Davidson, from Port
spain for New York tboth distress-see Miscellany)
'CApIz March 5-Arrived bark Nndet tNor. Beck. New
CALrurrA Feb 2-In port. ships Prince Rudolph tBD. Wis
hartf Boston Peuthesia tBrl venteis Malta dr. kav
tBrl, Hatfield, and British Empire Br. Mather for New
York Knight Commander 'r Smith, for San Francisco;
Gahercr. Thompson for falmouth x Reporter, spring
Tor Dundee Carrie Clark. Storer for Madras Republic
Holmes Colombo: CITY OF Boston Crosby and John
CLARK, Pendleton. for Bombay: Brown keazer, rnc
bark Xenia. Reynolds. tor Dundee.
CHswPERico Feb LIN port brig Julia N Avery. Avery.
for Francisco sail same day.
GIBRALTAR. Fep i9Passed bark Lorena. Blanchard Mar
settles New iork.
iloyotric. geb isailed. sshr Bonanrs. Dexter. san
In port Feb ~. ship Surprise tHsw. formerly tas Ben.
gsiaj, tor San Francisco.
HALirAx. March lO-Arrived. steamer Beta tBr). from
ST Thomas aud Bermuda.
KiSGsroS. Ja. March s-Sailed, steamer Ciarbe (Br,
Ferguson from Jscnei. &c) New YorS.
MADRAS. Feb 3--in port. ship Centennial. Bearse for
MAuLNEIy. Dec 25-Arrved. ship Herman. Dillon. Rsa-
COON and sailed Ian IL for Europe).
kAxGoON. Jan 20-ln port. ship Hill! snow, for Eu-
sougAnAyA. an iiIn port. bark Emma Alice. Gibbs.
JonS. NB, March ioArrivod saip Areroid tBr,, Ms
Gray New York.
TAHITI Jan l9Arrved. brig Percy Edward, Turner. san
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ALEXANDRIA. E. March 7Arrved. schr Georgietta Law
renee. Robinson. New York via Gibraltar
ANTWERP. March 9-Saleu from Flushing, bark Sarah
Dudmau (Br, Rose England.
BELFAST, March 9-Sailed, bark Eleanor (Br. Dunn,
United States.
BREMEN. March 7-saied ba-ks Getana (Nor Jacobsen,
United States; 9th ship Stella Ger Horn Baltimore;
bark Louisa tNor> DAHL Amerca.
CALCUTTA March s-Arrived bark Martha Davis Benson
Liverpool.
DUBLIN March e-saed, bark Warren tNor). Peterson.
United states.
GLASGOW March e--Arrived. ship GLASGOW tBr. Moore
Pensacola.
GENOA March. 7-Arr,ved bark Bolgsieg tNoE. Andrea
SEN New York.
HULL March lo--Arrived. bark COUNTY Of Richmond
r LIE Bsans Pensacola; brig Egersund (Nor Asskseu.
St Marys, Ga.
Sailed 10TH bark Viva (Nor). Peterson. Baltimore.
HAMBURG. March 7-Arrived bark Der Kleiue Heinrich
Ger. Meyn, Philadelphia.
Sailed 9th. frederik for New York.
HAvRE, March s-Arived. bark Lynn, tNor), Void. New
York.
LIVERPOOL March lO-Arrived, ship Europa (RuO.
Nyborg, Mobile.
Sailed 10TH steamer China (Br,, Gibbs New York via
Queenstown bark Lake smcoe tB> Halcran. Melbourne.
Sailed 9th, bark Hawaths (Br) Little Baltimore, after
being ashore.
LONDON March s-Arrived barks Lorenzo (Nor. Kitte-
seu Bull River: Rochelais m Bidaud Pensacola: 10th.
steamer Utopia (Br). Craig. New York; bark Sarah NJ
Smith (Br). Sprague, Port Royal, sc.
LISBON, March 3-Arrived, bark Amaife Utal) Russo,
New York; briggs Gustav Adolph CSw. Olsen. dol Linda
UtaD. Costa, do.
LEGrIoRN to March lOsailed barks Tlie Baker Boyn-
ton, New York; Excelsior. Eddy do.
OPonr0 March 5-Arrved, brig Rose Ger Gerdes New
York.
Palermo March 3-Saled. steamer John Brsmail (Br).
Nowngton, New York.
QUEENSTOWN March 9-Arrived ship Ariel (Nor>. Mel,
SEN Philadelphia barks Maria Casaboua QtaD, Costa,
Baltimore; 10TH Bjorgvin (Nor. Olsen. Norfolk: Bien.
helm Dr. Garner San Francisco Cecilia dta Bssso.
Baltimore Eulaa tSw), Bergstram. do Tourist (NoD.
Axeisen, Charleston.
Also arrived 10TH 10 AM Idaho Br. Freeman,
New York for Liverpool PM, Batavia (Br) Moulsnd do
do land both proceeded.
Sailed sth 2 PM. steamer Dakota tBr). Price (from
Liverpoop. New York.
TRALEx March IO-Arrived. bark Queen Victoria tBr)
Mackenzie Baltimore.
TRIESTE to March Io-Arrvsd. March s. barks Ricardo
dtap Consgiiere New York eth. Crono tAus). S.erk.
New York: schr W Herrck Baker. Baltimore.
Sailed from March g. ..Porr" for United States
F.yA, March Bark Maria (Br) from Doboy for Belfast
pre- vieusy reported abandoned and from which
bu. two OF her rescued In furnishing
| condition by American schr T. Mcdonald, has been
ashore here The greater part her consist
| ing Of timber. will be saved
LONDON March l0-Bark Porro which colided with ship
Maryland Ge causing the latter founder. has into
Dover with loss OF bowsprt and bows damaged. tsee
| belcwJ
NEw HAVEN March loA fishing ack has arrived here
for assistance for the ship Maryland tGer derect
wsterlogged Three foreigners board the dis
abled vessel, having been placed there by Norwegian
smack. (rhe Maryland reported TO have foundered
| after the collision with the bark Porro)
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MUSTANGS IN BROADWAY.
adR. HANDS HERD OF HORSES GATHERING TO
THE HIPPODROME.

sdR. HANDS HERD HORSES GATHERING TO
THE HIPPODRoME.
At early hour this forenoon there will proceed up
Broadway the drove OF mustangs that Mr. &. V. Hand
intends 10 run the Hippodrome in his proposed
great race against time. The contest VIII begin at
eight o'clock To- evening, and since the under
standing is that Francisco pcrao shall cover 900 mites
IN fifty consecutive hours, using twenty horscs.
II will be readily that the affair IS no
ordinary one. Tho horses have been corraIled
in Jersey lately have beea exercised daily and in
the best of spirits. They will be taken to-day 70 the
stables attached 10 tho Hppodrome and they will
leave there until Thursday morning. Peralto ia IN
superb condition and il confident of success.
rERALTO PRACTISING.
The young Mexican been sing daily, riding
from 80 TO 100 miles. Yesterday he did 50 miles,
to-day he Will do l2j miles and tomorrow he will
accomplish - mites. During all those exercises
ne hrs avorite mustang pony Indian,
shat the Hippodrome track has been used lately
1or the usual there. Peralto has boon forced
generally take TO the road with his pony. MANY
Inornng oil late Morrisauia butcher or Carmaiis-
vile grocer has been palsied taking down his shut
By the spectacle oil the Mexican lying past
Why steed Al this exercise has been done TO reduce
his weight When PeraIto stopped riding year ago
he weighed 10 pounds. When he commenced train
ing Tor the forthcoming race be weighed 10 pounds
Yesterday he weighed ~ pounds. He has
fconln cd himself diet, and has
save OF The saddle He Is thoroughly confident OF
yuccess Mr. Bcrgh has been Consulted and has prom
1scd not TO interere HIS officers, however VIII be
present during the entire Perato viii ride. not
IN The picturesque vi his south home
but with perfectly plain attire Black trousers, riding
boots. white shirt, Cardigan Jacket and blue cap win
comprise his costume. Mr. Frank Whitaker WILL an
nouncc the hourly results Of Peralto's riding Gil
7nore's band will furnish The music.
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HORSE NOTES.

Pierre Lorlari has recently purchased four stylish
brown horses with records better than 2i0 which lie
intends TO drive together as our-u.hnnd Tho tails
al the horses have been banged In the latest style and
they have been taxing attached to omnibus
drag This four-in-h aod, should tho horses work
together, ought 10 be the fas;est IN the world
The Kentucky Association have opened two extra
stakes, to be run at the coming spring meeting aud
they close the 18Th The first is sweepstakes
for three oids which won race prior
20 date OF entry ga, play or pay; $3.50 added, sec
ond horse $50; nile heats five or more TO
I'LL. The second IS tho Longellow stakes, tor the get
OF Lousfeliow three years Old. h. /. Harper to
add $500; entrance fec mile heats.
Stephen Lucas, OF scot county KY, has purchased
tho thor stallion VaDdai Jr, tor 500. The
horse was sired by vsnda. irsl dam Fay by imported
Yorkshire; second dam Fury. by imported Prlsni
vandaI, Jr, is dark brown IN color, sixteen hands
hugh and has sired some good colts IN Kentucky.
John Feek, the driver OF Great Eastern, has become
part owner OF the Syracuse N. ~ Driving PARK, and
will conduct 1t during tho present year
Thomas Connor is driving hts SPLENDID team Rip Van
Wrinkle and Prince John the road regularly every
line day.
Dan Mace is now handling the famous trott ms team
Listener and Adonls
Nr. tarnsworth. OF the Rockingham stables, has
been driving lately the very black and white team
belonging to Mr. smith, the builder.
Sir. Van Ness celebrated stallion Compeer. by Rys-
dyk's harnbietonian. dam by Long Island Black Hawk
has COMO TO Illinois 10 be placed the stud. His
breeding and tro,tns qualities record a:3Sl oush. TO
make hi M u great iavorie in the West
Charles Hohr has purchased the well known rro;ting
horse Crecdmore by Arras spcrb's Abdaiah dam
Butcher Cir. creedmore makes Il zine road horse
John Barry has been driving for some days past his
nne trotng sedng steve Maxwell aud his bay colt by
Deans Hambetonau.
Robert Bonner had Dexter out the road during
tic past week. Dexter locked in finer fettle.
and with very little training It is supposed that he
could again well down the teens
The pacing horse Jim Brown. eight years old, with
. public record OF 2:l7s., sold tor 5000 at
sale recently in Francisco. The trotter
Gold Note dark bay, eight years old, who had made
his mile in o:2si., and two-mile heat in 4:j9,
sold ut the Same time rs the PAGER for Ss75.
The roads have been in excellent order for days
s'over the bridge and there has been exciting
speeding jerome avenue in the afternoons
An accident occurred Wednesday last ON Jerome
avenue, opposite Sibhern's Club House, by which NJ.
koden, the trainer and driver very badly injured
Two wagons smashed into small pieces anu one
horse badly SCARED. II 1t had been game OF
''pcg top the result could have produced more
spiinters.
The following table gives the number OF feet per
second and fractions oil a second, Tor any time per
mile bel ween 3ni and lm. 35s. IL has been compiled
with great oy gentleman OF Saratoga and should
Ia nreserveu
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4 PECULIAR RULING.

Adam J. Kehlcr, resident OF Jersey City, camo
almost brcathiess tho Tombs Police Court ycsier.
day. holding firmly to the coat OF young named
Thomas Brceu. Keller explained to Judge Duay that
he was the bondsman OF Breen, who had fed from
Jersey justice, and he tkehier) now wanted 10 lake
him back New jersey thus suvc the forfeiture
OF his After pondering over the law for
minutes the Judge decided that ne had no jurisdiction
the PRISONER beng amerabie only the law OF New
Jersey
Mr. Keller cnlrcated and finally moved the Judge,
who decided
Il win send officer with you and Breen the
Jersey City Jerry. The officer viii do nothing except
prevent a breach OF the peace. 20 Tar as am con.
ccrneu Brecu Is not a prisoner"
Al this rulng Kehler chrckled and left the court
room with his prisoner evidently determine 10 urag
him to Jersey, in OF resistance call the
accompanyin: officer prevent breach OF the peace
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ATTEMPTED ARSON.

Early yesterday morning officer Kehoe, Of the Eighth
precinct discovered lire in the liquor SALOON at the
corner OF Grand street aud South Fifth avenue. He
burst open the door and extingushed the danes in
few moments Upon investigation he became satisfied
that attempt bad been made to fire the place,
quantities OF Kerosene found distributed ouLd
the bar the shelves and the network. Henry Sennett
the barkeepcr, arrested ut his residence, No.
Rcnwick street, suspicion but there being no evil
dence against him he was subsequently discharged
by Judge Ottcrbourg. Four families resided d.
rectly tie store, and had the attempt
a. succeeded the result might have been disas
irous. The -toro formerly occupied by L. Seeing,
who sold out TO one Joseph Hancock, wno failing 10
make the place play, turn endeavored TO sell out.
Meantime Charles Edmunds, ONO IS Dey street, took
charge condtlonay. Edmunds only remained about
fifteen days when he gave II up again TO Hancock.
Deputy Fire Marshal Hill will investigate the case.
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A NOVEL EXHIBITION.

WHAT CAPTAIN BoGARpUs WILL NEXT At
rExpT--BBgAKING ONE THOUSAND GLASS
BALLS IN TWO HOURS AND FORTY suSuTEs
CAPTAIN A. II. Bogardus OF Elkhart, ILL.,. champion
~,ne shot has made match OF novel character With
a prominent citizen o; New YORK. Ho has bot $500
even that he viii break 900 glass balls IN Two hours
aud forty minutes tho balls to DO sprung from three
r more traps though only one ball TO De sent INTO the
=, ,,ue The shooter Will stand eighteen yards
,,.m tho traps. and bail 10 he counted uniess
,.o... bcfore strikng the ground. IL Is also spu-
a,c tina. Bosartus shall one gun throughout the
roa.cn, unless Tue gun becomes Disabled wn men
..,I,cr ems can he chosen. TWO sets Vi o"r-
80" arc allowed. and ne VIII combine MIN
'eif 10 ~ ounce shot. in order 70 eve snc
people OF this clay and vicinity an ,rrs
ina trial against time, skill ana endurance,
.:ascs arden has engaged or FRIDAY evrnng
Ish usL when the shooting VIII tnke p,acs, au u.s. IS
,,rss Tins me Captain over at1empsso VEG