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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-02

NOTICE j. hereby given. that nv
~ virtue ofan execution % me directed
from the Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit
Court. will expose az public sale III
the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1877.
between The hours Of ID o'clock, 4. 81.
land Z o'clock. y. NJ. Of sail day.
III the door Of the Court House of Dn-
bois county. Indiana. the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven
years Of the following described real
estate. to-wii
The south west quarter Of the south
west quarter of section No. thirtv-iivc
35,. township No. one II. south OF
range No. six I6l west. 40 acres: and
tie southeast quarter OF said section Ne.
thirty 1--WE 1851. IN said town and range
lsOacrcs all in Madison township. Al-o
1.-THE undivided oiIe-balf part of the fol-
flowing described real estate. fo-wis :
The Southwest quarter ~ the north
west quarter Of section No. fourteen
Hal. town No. two n. south Of range
No. I'VE l5l west, 40 acres; the north
half Of TIE Of tile northwest quarter 81
said section No. fourteen H.. Of said
llONil tHU l3All2Fs CR iNi - tANt rtftil-tt~t
lauarter of the northeast quarter Of snid
section No. fonrtcea Il4l, same town
and range. 40 acres: :the southwest
quarter Of the Southwest quarter oi
section No. eleven Ill, same town and
range, 40 acres, and part Of the south.
east quarter Of the southwest quarter il
said section No. eleven Iiil, same town
and range more Particularly described
a. follows: Commencing nj the north
! east corner OF said southeast quarter 81
the southwest quarter, running thence
west 80 rods, thence south so rods
thence east So rods, thence north 2sl
, rods. thence east IL rods. thence noril
l5l2 rods ID the place Of beginning. con.
tanning 81 acres. and being the undivided
: one-haf part Of 237 acres in Bainbridg,
J township. Also the northeast quarter
3 OF the northeast quarter Of section No
/ TWENTY-FIVE 1927, town No. one III
= south OF range 3 west, 40 acres, and par
: OF the wcst-halt Of the northwest quar-
tar Of section No. twcnty-thrce 1881
" same township and range more particu
/. larry described as follows: Commenc
/. ing at the northwest corner Of sale
section No. twenty-three 1881. running
1 thence south l6O rods, thence east 81
-rods, thence north 80 rods, thence Yves
y 26 rods, thence north 80 rods, theme,
y west "a rods to the place Of beginning
: containing 81 acres more or less. an,
containing the last two tracts l07 acre
4 more or less, in Hall township, all il
Y Dubois county, Indiana.
And on failure TO realize the full
4 amount OF Judgment. interest and cost
/ will at the same time and place. cx
pose al public sale the fee simple Of sail
[. real estate, or so much thereof al ma
e be sufficient to discharge said execution
interest and costs.
Taken as the property Of Franci
I. Smith and william Iannaman. at Iii
Z suit Of Francis Stcniicnagcl.
Said sale will be made without an
4 relief whatever from valuation or ap
y praiscmcnt laws.
GEORGE cox,
= Sheriff Dubois County.
Il WIN. Al. TRAyLoR, Plaintiffs Atty.
L Feb. I'd, lS77-sw. Ip. T. so CO.
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n-s The Indiana Legislature IL COM
posed Of the following trades and pro-
fessions: Real estate agents. l.: manu-
facturers. 3 merchants, 10; farmers. S6
physicians. n; lawyers, 1s; tailors, /
bankers, 2; millers, ? editors. ] \; teach
ers, ? insurance agents, 2; preachers,
no occupation. 10.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-02
NOTICE 10 HEIRS or PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

STATE or INDIANA. DuDols County. 5
~ Office is hereby given that Chris
~ tina Schmidt. cxecutrix OF the estate
q: Adam Bmhmcr. deceased has He'd her
petition to sell the Real Estate Of the
dccelcnt. his personal being insufficient
10 pas his debts: and that said petition
will be heard al the next term Of the Cir
cult Court OF said County.
b. b. EDMONST0N. Clerk
Feb. ., '77-3l Circuit Court ID. G.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-02

05-The electoral bill passed the house
Of representatives on last Friday by the
decisive vote Of 1871 TO So. An analysis
ofthe vote shows that Of the l9l voting
for the bill 1853 are democrats aud 35 re-
publicans. OF the Sc against II the re-
pubIicans are 50 and The democrats IL.
There were 10 absentees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-02

GIVE notice some bills are intro
duccd into the Legislature 10 change the
timc Of holding courts In this circuit,
and also 70 change The circuit. Dubois
county N more than satisfied with the
present arrangement. and we hope no
change Will ID made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-02

an iulsresI u education b, being present
Hnmofion. the Secretary was Instruct
cA u forward copy lhr minutes 70
The Jasper Courier ami IImniinghurl
Times.
On motion. the honsc adjourned,
sine die, with PRAYER BY , J.. Hrrlx
l.. l.. COOPER. President.
". II. BlNIfn. Secretary
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-02

E%rRAxAcANcE - A NEW STATE
llotsH Our Representative ia the
Legislature, Hon. a. y. Gosmann, has
introduced bin il the house a. begin
huilding new State House next year,
std authorizing the issue Of Sa,0o00o
ut per cent. bonds, running thirty
wears to pay tor it-making interest and
AN Arfore ills paid for, considerably over
S~.5t0.000. Or norr tlan twice Tie total
taaaac value Of Dubois county. Tn
present State House Is plenty good
enough YET, and We are sorry. these
hard tirirF. that the Representative 81
Dubois ami Martin counties shonld show
n willingness to increase the burden OF
the peoples taxes. IN Gathering bill 10
appropriate 80 large an amount to graft
M tie pride Of an Indianap0lis ring,
and we 40 not believe his constituent.
VIII sustain him Ia 1t. PAY a. so w,
H. good motto, in Stale affair. as wei
N individual. and a. II is likely there
viii have to be New State House IL
tile next ten years, it might be good
policy for the present Legislature 4
levy very small tax to create fund 4
begin work with when il shall be neces
.ary; but we hope the State will not b
driven into debt for \ line regal build
inS they 90 not need imperiously. G.
slow. il Won please, Mr.. Gosmann, Il
voting 10 increase the taxes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-02

Tile President signed The Electoral
him IN MnuAAy. md sent MESSAGE 70
Congress approving n. Morton forced
me Republicans Of The Senate n give
him place "a the commission, and wiil
br source Of evil and contention In
N.Y. DELHI rasions. The vote we suppose
was counted by Congress yesterday, and
lfr disputed States referred 70 The COM
I'LL -~lon which. a. chosen, consists o.
shc following members: Senators Ed
ninl>. Morton and Frclmghuvsen. Re-
rublicans. and Thurman ana Bayard
Democrats: representatives. Payne
llunton and Abbott. Democrats, and
Garfield and IIoar Republicans; tho
Supreme Court Associated Justices Cliff
ford. strong Miller and Field. tie fifth
member was On Wednesday selected
from among Justices Swayne, Davis
Bradley and Hunt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-02

NOTICE j. hereby given. that bN
~ virtue OF a certified copy Of decree
10 me directed from the Clerk Of The
Dubois Circuit Court. ia cause wherein
John l.. Hubs is plaintifl. and David
Fitzpatrick and Elizabeth Fitzpatrick are
defendants. requiring me 10 make tho
sum of -ixty-nine dollars and Sixiy-iyc
cents, with interest on said decree aud
costs, ] will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY nth, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ~.
and o'clock r.. NJ, Of said day. al the
door of the Court House Of Dubois
County, Indiana, the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years, 81
the following real estate, to-wit
The north-half Of the northeast quar-
ter Of section No. twenty-five (25). in
township No. one (), south of range
No. three t3) west; containing 80 acres
more or less, situated in DUBOIS county,
Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum % satisfy said decree
interest and costs, | will at tic same
time and place expose NJ public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate, or 80 mucl
thereof as may be sufficient 10 discharge
said decree, interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap.
praiscmcnt laws.
GEORGE COX,
Sheriff Dubois County.
WM. "A. TRAyLoR, Plaintiffs ATTY.
Jan. 2Uth, 1917 3w. IN. & $1,000.
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Sheriff Dubois County.
BRrxo BrrrTNFR, Plaintiff i Atty.
Feb. FL. 1877 --3w. IN. I. $40 %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20

HORSE NOTES.

very exciting trot took place on the road on Mon
day afternoon, the contesting horses being Mr. John
II. Harbcck, JE.'s, white mare Fanny ATWOOD, driven
by Mr. Harbcck, and Johnny Barry's gray aeding
steve Maxwell. driven BY Jonn Murphy. Mr.. Harueck
aud Mr. Barry had previously some friendly banter IN
relation tho merits OF the Two horses, ana Mr..
Barry offered to bel two TO one on his horses
success, which was sccepted by Mr. HarDeck.
On Monday afternoon botn drove to
point on Jerome avenue, between Heinzeps
and siobern's tho horses being attached TO road
wagons aud the "coming out' or "wre" 10 be Cases
shed. a distance Of about mile ana quarter. An
even start wis made, Fanny Atwood ieading slightly.
A s,pbern's was re .ched both horses were up TO
speed and doing good work, trolting squarely and
honestly When they got 10 the brow Of The hin
Steve Maxwell made break, losing ABOUT length.
but catching quickly came on, lying co upon Fam
ny's wneeL Fanny still cut out the work,
aud when Judge smiths was passed was stu
leading Mr.. narDeek was using all his arts
keep his postivl and beng one oil the best ANA
teur drivers we have, Murpny was put to his trumps
and arove MIS- gallant gray spendidy. Az Fleetwood
PARK bridge Fanny was still holding her own. ana ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20

know my rights No man can be kept over eight days
imprisoned unless charges are made against him.
the reporter suddenly asket. This seemed hko :
bomosheil To the man. He Grst icned then con-
cener Gioson 10 be true. On leaving the prisoner
ne male the following remarkable statement 10 tho
reporter. which was taken down vcrbntim:--
II nave tue most remarkable power over the other
sex am very attracuv. TO hem ana. IN fact, IL has
driven me into the armv. am very ma.netic and
can cure hcadacnes SIMPLY by touching people with
my hands
THIS be'ag tho only sign of monomania or lunacy
exhibited ny the prisoner during tho interview tne
opinion Of DR. Brown, the medical examiner, was
sought he was not at the fort. but General Gibson,
m subsequent interview stated that Dr. Brown hal
declared that he found sign OF insanity IN Corbets
The writer visited the of the family and
found the gentleman he sought, as well as MS wife
ana three daughters, the youngest being present.
Win the big Newfoundland DOG. She Is a young
lady with dark eyes aud har, decidedly reverse OF
tho forward. flirting demoiselle soldier had pic
tured her The gentleman stated TO the reporter
.nat the subject Of gossip mad reached um OF
He could only say that. some improper actions on
the part OF the soldier having taken place, ne had
applied 10 the commanding oihcer 10 have him
moved, which had been done. He did not
discuss the ALTAR further than TO stale the above
fac The writer tnen Withdrew, as tao young lady
trlpped on Win hight step TO play with her dog.
WILLIAM MogAS's sroay.
The son Of the baker next sought Tor, in order
to SEQ what confirmation Coruelt's story would re-
ceve from him, he was the comp ION mentioned
by The prisoner having first with ssed the Irritation.
Moran WAS found at The extreme end OF the grounds
occupied ny the Tort he bright Intelligent look
ns young man oi twoniy win frank. honest face.
lie slid.
"Corbett's story OF my being with him on the
SION referred To Is false never saw the young lazy
10 know her and certainly lrtalons such AS say
he had ~ my company and the remarks attributed 10
me are untrue IN every particular"
The Oud Fellows are to hold a meeting In Stapleon
in regard to CofUeits and trial will speedily
come oil; therefore the sensation IN regard 10 tho
matter Il Is hkeiy VIII not quickly suosde, espc-
caliy as The lower stratum OF society interested
lovesick soldier VINO rs In PRISON aud young lazy
whose family move in the world OF wealth AMI
Iashion.
me only question tho public and justice likely
10 have 10 uecde in the matter will be, %s CorDett
insane.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20

Before United States mmi.sioncr John Whitehead
In Newark case came up yesterday curious IL
is complex, the novel ougrowth OF family aud bust
ness disagreement For many yours Richard b.
Dorell carried on the INK sealing WAX and muciiage
manufacturing business and amassed fortune. He
died seven years and his son Louis conducted the
business for Inc widow. his mother, the firm
beng X. b. Dorcli's Son. He had
two brothers, Richard b. ana John. John went
to Baltimore and invested his means there to the
extent, It IS SAID, OF about 500, 600, ana lost his
monoy. Returning TO Newark he became travelling
agent for the business conducted by LOUIS year
ago there Was serious laliing out between the
brothers. tho result Of when was THAT joan hauled
out, aud, with his brother Richard u. DorcI,
started "A business Of their own under the urn
title OF r. b. Dorei Co, Mr.. Isaac Pomc
roy coming III as partner. Louis, meanwhile
TOOK partner aso. Mr. James b. boyian.
the Two Trims nave been carrying on the same Uusi-
ness, animated, under almost the sane nfn Tide.
A large amount Of trade rs done " correspondence
with parties outside OF Newark. in New York ana
other cities. john Dorc ana ms partner, Porncroy,
were arrested yesterday and taken before Commits
sloner Whitehead to answer charge preferred
BY Louis Dorcli that hey have unl.wiully
ntercrea win The business OF X. X. DorcIps
son, ny receiving and opening tue letters
plainly addressed To Inc latter and lilIng
the contained therein Louis declares that tn
tnins has been carried on Tor long time and has vir
tuaily roUoed his nrm OF many thousands Of dollars
worth OF business iest.mascly theirs lie states that
wIen they demonstrated with X. Il. Dorc.l & Co. tho
batter adted opening tue lctterS addressed TO X. b.
Doreil's son. JoDn replied that Liey would open any
letter telegram thai sort coming them. Last
Saturday, Louis states, letter mailed In New
Yors directed very plainly to X Is. Dorei's Sou IL
was uonverod TO H. b. Dorcii Co., ana contained an
order goods IRON ). StDilc, OF No l,2u9 Broad
way. ms was duly ned by X Is. Dorcil u 90 Il IS
further stated tua tie attcr nfm have in other ways
cDdeayUred 10 carry on ihe business OF nrm
by trck and device, such.ss rcnung tho old oincc
New YORK OF the original nrm. rho reason why
Rcnard Is Dore Is not proceeded asa;us, IL, as
ALLEGED, III consideration OF has iecbienuss OF mind
Tie Com missioner held tho partes bail N $500 tor
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DISSERTATION OF THE DEAD.

To TRR EDITOR rHx HERALD
noticed IN the HERALD the statement Of tho
Dissertation OF Mrs. May Beli's body.
My object IN having the Coroner take charge OF her
remains and It's exposition at the Morguc was two.
fold One object was to give the scouudrel who had
betrayed her opportunity give decent burial,
which he could have done under the guise OF hu-
man,iy, or give me ume TO hear IRON my Telegram 10
her iatner. which sent HIM ner req rest "shouid
anything happeD,'' SUNDAY nighs, the On ult.
There Was no Necessity Tor a pOst-morten cxamina-
tion nor was one oracrcd by proper authorizes.
Toe coroner Judy understood my OBJECT IN having him
take charge oil the remains
That sue uicd OF pucrpcrai poritontis Is not trua
The dissection oil her body Was an outrage, and
SUCH 'dcsocraton" OF tae dead poor should De pro
blDited. Respectfully,
THOMAS s. EASrON, M. d.
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TIE ACCUsEE OF JUDGE BAIRD.

Andrew McFall, oil Yonkcrs, on beng taken before
Justice Thayer yesterday morning, Oh charge OF pub
lisning a libel on city Judge Bard, waived ex-
animation, and gave bal In the sum OF al, 900 10
at tho next Court OF General Sessions Mr..
Robert Harrison becoming his bondsman IN the Case
Mccall was ut rearrused on the order OF County
Judge Clifford, IN civil action instituted by Judge
Bard Tor the same IiocL lie was taken 10 White
PLAINS jan HIS BOND is nxeu " 5000.
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then. II had been from the start tight race
between the horses Steve Maxwell here gave another
til ana the white mare, with few artistic touches
from Dir Harbeck, kept on and won tho race
by short length. great many people
witnessed this race, and when u was known
that they were coming the road was cleared
with aacrity. TO give plenty OF room and lair play
Both very closely matched, and u IS sell
dom that road is very closely contested.
Either horse can beat 2:30 on track when IN conii-
ton. Sieve MAXWELL although beaten, made II very
hot Tor FANNY Atwood.
Hopeful Grato1. Dexter. Tanner Boy, Kansas
Chief, Vulcan. Richard sheridan, John H., ORIENT,
Black Frank, Don Carlos, Lena Case, General Tweed,
Maud aud Clifton are ON the road every day, and
there will be sharp work when sleighng comes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20

GRuBB.
l. This Dlrd was killed
quickly MS 1t arose from
the trap TO the right The
bird was an easy ono to
KILT. AS II seemed in no
hurry to leave.
2. A driving bird, missed
by both barrels. The bird
arose and lowered very
high.
3. A quarterer to tho
rte hit; missed by both bar
rels
4. An easy bird; killed
close 10 trap with first
barrel.
8. A driver; killed in
stantly by nrst barrel; q
capital shot
Q. A driver; Knocked
over cleverly with the nrss
barrel close TO the trap.
Z. A slow bird; killed
quickly close TO the ground
by both barrels
8. Az easy bird quickly
Killed by first barrel near
trap.
9. A driver, killed by
second barrel; a good
shot
10. A quarterer TO tho
right; killed with second
barrel; u GOOD shot.
III. A quarterer to the
lett killed oy hrst barrel
IL. A slow bird; easily
Killed near trap by first
barrel.
IL. A driver;' Knocked
over quickly by frs; barrel
H. Killed close TO trap
by nrst barrel; an easy
shot.
10. Killed close TO trap
by iirst barrel very clcv-
erly.
ID A quarterer to the
right; HIT and killed by
both barrels.
IL kIfled close 10 trap
BY FIRST barrel as the bird
began to rise.
Is. A Quartercr TO tho
left; killed quickly by frat
barrel.
~. An incomer; killed
by second barrel. II was
HIT nightly by first barrel.
20 A quarterer to the
left; badly hurt, but man
aged 10 got out oi bounds
before II Tell dead; 500
to $40 on Grub, WITH
no takers.
Il. mo bird.n IL being
shot before IL lett the
ground. The second bird
was killed close TO trap by
first barrel.
~. A quarterer to the
lett; killed by second bar.
rel.
20. A quartorer to the
right; killed Dy nrst bar
rel.
"a. A driver; quickly
disposed OF by nrsl barrel.
70. A driver; kiiIed at
long range by second bar
rel.
26. A driver; missed by
both barrels.
~. A slow quarlerer to
the right; quickly Killed.
%. A driver, missed by
first, hit lightly ny sec
ond. IL escaped.
20. A quarterer that
hau 10 be driven up; was
killed by nrst barrel as
sooD as II arose.
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JAFFRAY.
l. The bird did not leave
The trap quick enough and
emo bird'' was called; tue
second one quartered TO
rIgnt ana was killed by
both barrels.
2. A driving bird to tho
right; missed BY both bar
reis.
8. Killed by first barrel
close TO the trap; good
Shot.
4. A driver; knocked
over by first barrel close
10 trap.
s. A quartcrer TO the
right; killed with first par
rel quickly.
6. A quarterer to the
left; killed with second
barrel ut long range.
I. A driver; Knocked
over by nrst and ttled
by the second barrel.
s. A quarterer 10 the
left; missed Dy both bar
rels.
9. Killed by first barrel
close 10 trap.
10. A quartercr to tho
left; hard hit by first bar
rel, but escaped.
IL. A quarterer to tue
right; missed by both bar
fels.
II. A quarterer 10 the
lett; missed by both bur-
rels.
Is. An easy bird; killed
close to the trap.
IL. A towercr; hit, but
not badly hurt, and II es-
capped.
10. A quariercr 10 the
right; kllicd quickly by
FIRST barrel.
10. Killed quickly by
FIRST barrel close 10 trap.
II. A quartercr 70 the
left; missed by both
barrels.
Is. A quick driver
missed by both barrels.
~. A driver, hit hard
by first barrel but es-
capped.
20. mo bird !" called for
one that sat on trap. Tho
second was a rapid ariver,
which was missed by both
barrels.
Il. A driver; killed
close TO trap by hrst bar
rel.
%. Killed close to trap
by nrst barrel; u very slow
bird.
%. A driver; quickly
knocked over by FIRST bar
rel.
"a. A rapid driver,
nj lssed by boln barrels
70. A driver; quickly
klned by first barrel.
20. A quartercr. KILLED
elcverly py irst barrel.
u. A driver; killed by
both barrels, tue second a
capital shot.
IS. A quarterer to the
rignt; missed by both bar
refs.
20. The bird stopped or
trap mo bird" called
The second was killed by
second barrel as no tow
cred TO the lett
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ARRAIGNED FOR AR ON.

Henry GalIona and his ashcr-in-law, Patrick Ryan,
OF Yonksrs, who indicted by too Grand Jury Of
wcstches,er county Tor arson In the rst degree.
.takcn TO White Plains yesterday ard arragncd
Judge Pratt oil the supreme Court VINO nxrd toe bal
The Of 50. 600 Tor each. out II vas MOI furnished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-20
IiANDBALL.

large number Of spectators assembled at Casev's
Court, No. Ill Douglass street. Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon TO witness q four-banded contest IN which
Phil Casey and John Dwyer, n crack player from
OF the Brooklyn fire companies, took sidcs against
Alderman James dunno and Billy Cortney. Three
games were play before darkness set IN Casey and
partner winning rst two anu their opponents the
third. Following y tue score:-
lsL III 3D. Total
Casey and Dwyer.... Il II 70 "
dunno and Cortney. IL IL Il DO
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ROWING CHALLENGE.

TORONTO, Ont, Dec 10, 1877.
Hanlon has challenged Schar, oil Pittsburs, TO row
three nvc miles, with turn, bos. and best boats, Tor
81 200 "a side.
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80. Killed close 10 trap
by hrst barrel.
81. Killed close TO trap
with both barrels.
B.. A irlver; killed by
first barrel quickly.
IS. 4 rapid driver: was
missed by both barrels
He few high " he arose
from the trap
"a. A driver; quickly
killed by FIRST barrel.
30. A qnarlerer 10 left;
quickly disposed Of by
first barrel.
So A rapid driver ;
killed by second barrel at
long range. A good shot,,
81. A quarterer TO tho
LETT; missed by both bar
rels.
10. A driver; quickly
killed by first BARRE. This
was a most excellent
shot.