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a1oRlxs FROM TuRK.su souRcKs.
New YosK. AuE. G.--The Turkish Minister
has recslvcd tho following from tho Minlsies Of
Foreign Affairs OF Turkey:
"Tho GoYcEuot0cueral Of Adstanopls has
transmitted to us the following list Of new acts
Of basbartty committed By the Russians snd
Bu'gastans In tho Filayct Of Adrtanoples
"MoNpAr, July 2a-Ths Bulgartans Of the
District Of Esktsaghra wounded AxizIe and Fa-
TINA Iianouins, Of tho Village of Torkhanol.
The samo daY the Bulgastana wounded ave
Mussuluaas Of tho Village o.. .Baba- -Mu3niu. At
A!a.Dagh' four siussllmaus
wxRx Put TO nElTu.
Iu tic Village of EehckdN, 4 child two ycars
old, called Xllihas, snd Fattma Honsun,, Of
uulfar, 1t Tusuoya, wers wounded with shots
and bafonc&s. At ilaxuorD Daba, village In tho
DISTRICT Of uaksao, many received wounds from
which thcs lied, THcIyo emicrants from An
b1a aud An,t,stlt, among whom weyo souc WON.
en- and children, weru naa,ac1ed,
i" Similar .rta hare been committed .t fell.
mino, Yeu,-sahgr.. YambotIa, and In other 10.
c4Iittes of the Vi1aret of Adnauop1a. All TIM
wounded and the bodies of Nassan and Ksdfs
afchncd wero taken to Ad.tanopls.
g. The ,nhab,tants of Tartar. in thn at.tr,ct of
R..orad. tnven hours dt.tant fron l,u.tchuck.
rwo-ru1ap, or ruxu cux,,1.Aax
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toy Cabis to Tat chieauo Tribunal
LONDON OF11n or Tax CHICAGO Tu,puxs,
0PA1nnA71 PLACE, sTaANp, Aug, 28- a.
m.-There Is sevore fighting oil along The
line. Unfortunately, tho reports that come
to us arc mesgre, aud, with tho exception Of
tho great engagement At schlpka Pass, no do.
tails have reached London. Numerous bal.
Ties have been taking place. Even regard.
Ing tho issue Of the sehipka battle there ID
some uncertainty. owing to some conflicting
reports from Turkish and Russian sources.
The upahot Of six days fierce
activity Is, that tho Turks have inflicted a
loss on their opponents, especially in officers;
that they have taught the MpscoyItea to re.
spect them In battle, whether in atteck OF
defense ; apd that they have compelled thu
Russian stat to divert 1t least tho strength
Of the antire corps from places where
their presence was essential to tho
execution Of other schemes. The Turkish
kilograms announcing tho capture Of schIpka
Pas
Anz NOT CONFINED.
Fighting in the pass, which was proceed
ing on Sunday Notwithstanding the previous
reports Of its capture. had At the enl Of lust
week become, In the words Of tho Daily
Ntrs' correspondent, question Of endnr-
ance. but, plainly, 1t restsd with The Turks,
in order 10 take possession Of tho pass, to
turn upon something more scientific than Tho
moro "slogging match into which it was
degenezatjng. The forces On both sllos
wers sustaining serious losses, tho Turks,
in enaearoElng to e.. possession Of The
heights which command the flank and rear
Of tho Russian position, and tia nusaiana
III striving to prevent them.
The correspondent describes the de-
meanor Of both oombstants, who eertaia,y
deserved = batter fass tllan to b. brought
up for ''
MUTUAL sR.AuoH4n.
Friday tho Turks, who .vere nearly al nj
zams (tEa,ned regularly. fought with stub
born valor, md would not own themselves
beaten. There wsso very few Turki4h pris-
oners. Tia correspondent sat down the
Russian loss on Friday at 1900, and the
:rurkish loss 1t something less.
II Sulaiman Pasha IL able to bring up one
division stter another In greater numbers
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MS VIEWS ON TIN HAsI1aN QUESTION.
LONDON, Aug, 27.--s'r Stafford Northcotc, IN
speech at Plymouth last uight, declared that
the duty Of England Ut the present momcnt was
70 pursue \ policy Of tho st1ictest neutrality.
Occasion might arise ou which = deanito policy
would DO necessary, but under tho present CIR.
cnmatanees tho duty Of tho Government was to
keep In yler and maiutaln la every possible way
tho innuenco Of England, 70 that II could
be Of assistance Ia bringing this most
miserable, disastrous, cruel, aud ba1baruus xas
to c!oso. A tho struggle becalau moro and
morn mortal, tho necessity increased for En-
gland 10 10 plan her conduct u to avoid tho
possibility Of her motives or sincerity being NILS
undentood Or suspected on either side. They
had said tho interests OF England must be pro-
tectcd II attacked, and ho maintained this posi-.
tion, but not In tbs nAsrow and sclAsh sense
which had been ascfibed to tho phrase.
What they wtsheA WAS tho Interest
Of humanity and the world at large,
to bring out, II possible, I settlement Of the
unhappv quarrel which At preseus desoIstcl
Europe. as hoped the Government would bo
allowed, without havlug 10 contend With ex-
cited outbu1sts, 10 exercise according to tho
best ot their Judgment, and with hrm rcsolu-
taoa 10 do theis duty, aud preserve tho tafu-
enca which still remained to Great Britain In
tho councils Of EuEupe. He believed that inhu-
ence wss stu! growing, and II would not be iess
powerful for good 1t tho close Of tho nineteenth
century than II was At it, eommencemcnk
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hare not yielded an inch Of their positions ia
schipka P&ss."

schipka P&ss."
ROT CONFIRMED.
CossrAHTINorLE, Aug. N.--Up to f1:1o
o'clock this forenoon, no Official dispatch has
been received confirming tho announcement
autographed yesterday By tho Governor Of
Adr1nnopte that Sulelm4n Pasha had captured
echlpka Pass.
THE RuBs1lre covr1pKxT.
LONDON, Aug. 27.--From tho manner In
which the Russians arc pushing forward seln-
sorcements 10 schipaa Pass II seems they aso
confident Of being ab1c'to resist any sdyanee
from the RlTer LON OF paman Dazar.s
SUNDAYS Tionr.
LONDON, Aug. 2z.-A Russian Official bulletin
dated 0orny-studcni, Buuday evening, says
Yesterday our troops maintained their poai-
ttons In schlpka Pass. During tho day fighting,
which Lated from 10 the morning until 10 In
the evening, we lost hlrtv officers and 100 men
Killed and wounded. During tho night the
Turks renewed tho engagement with fresh
troops, and fighting was still going on dcspcr-
atety ut noon Sunday. When the dispatch
containing this information left tho Pass tho
Rusesns still maintained their positions.
THE oEHEaAL SITUATION.
LONDON. Aug. 27.-~A correspondent at sls-
tosa tclcGtaphs Oh Monday a. follows: "Fleht-
Inf. !. still going on at sciitpka Pass. Raletxky
continues to nlaiatatu tIia ground, although his
losses arc serious. / hold 10 my conviction
that schLpka is safe, and that thus Is
defeated the great strategic scheme Of tho
Turkish leaders 10 1.em tho Russtans within
tho largo tctc lie pont in bulgaria, with tho
ultimate tntcut Of driving them over tho Dau.
ube- The next fow days will be full Of inter-
est. shall expect the Russians to
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to concentrate their fo.css In ono or two
central positions, ~, for instance, an army
at Tirnovs aud another at Gorny-stu-
deni, now the headquarters Of thu
Grand Duka Nicholas, with a
strong detachment thrown forward
into Gabrova to provide for the defense OF
schipka Pass. This plan would certainly
have given the RuesIan army freedom
which It has lost by tho arrangement which
vas adopted. 1t Is quito truo the aim
of the Russian commander ought not
10 be TO hem In the Turkish armies In do.
fensive positions, but to tempt them to VEN
turo into open places, and then, in pitched
battles, to conquer them, but whether this
advantage wonld have beon gained in tile
way suggested, can only be conjectured.
That
THE TURKS poTH oAE AND WILL. T1onr IN opxN
wlen circumstances favor and IN adequate
advantage il 10 bo gained, is we'll known md
has been shown in this struggle for schIpka
Pass, bnt that which most tennis
them Ia the local Russian weakness: Osmau
Pasha, with superior forces, docs not attack
the Auaaians at Pradin or Trestrenik. Tho
correspondent thinks that, for tie Russian
ar1ny, tho whole crisis is virtually passed,
but that
THERE HAS DEEM REAL CRISIS
nobody doubts. Reinforcementa aro now
flowing In steady stream. In these cir
cumstances, although the time for resuuing
an energetic offensive may be delayed, The
advance Of Mehcmet Ali PashA should be
checked, and the troops should be forthcom.
Ing to hold Schipka Pans.
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HOLDING THE FORTS.
The Russians Still Maintain
Their Positions at
Schipka Pass.
Account Of the Desperate Fight
ing Of Saturday and
Sunday.
The Russian Losses on Sum
day 400 Men and
Thirty Officers.
Turkish Losses Dnrfng the Siege
Eetimated at 10000
Mon.
Signs Of Offensive Movements by
the Russians All Along
the Line.
Saturdays Battle in Asia Minor
a Victory for tha In.
vaders.
Scrvin finally Decides to Cast
Her Fortunes With
Russia.
Sir Stafford Northcota's Views Of En-.
glands Present Duty.
What Was Accomplished By Gourkps
Range South Of the Balkans.
Scrvia Finally Decides to Cast
Her Fortunes With
Russia.
Sir Stafford Northcota's Views Of En-.
glands Present Duty. !.
What Was Accomplished By Gourk1l
Range South Of the Balkans.
SCuLPKA.
YpIpAY'a FIGHTING,

xn1pAr's 11aH1ma.
), [By Cdbte TO 1as Chicago 7Ftosns.1
LONDON oKf1ck or 11H oH1oAoo Innusz'
PALohAvE tLAcH, ofhASo, Ane. 21--@ =. m'
Following is continuation OF the narrh-
tive OF the fearful conflict At sehlpka Fuss
on Friday evening last:
Although they havo failed In their etforts'
the Turks work round BY their own left into
our rear,' We could SEQ Oh our skyline their
reinforcementa aa they came up ont of the
wiley by road close to tho mountain bas-
terry on tho bare spot near tbs edge Of their
loft flank. It was determined At u o'clock
to deliver
4 cousrn.H1Axk AzrAoE'
~, &I,n rir1} ndrn ~ fhA frrrkfuh rfdrA tiTe.
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They dragged the survivors into church, and
forced them to

They dragged the survivors into a church, and
forced them to
R1NouHCE THEIR RELIGION.
Attacked By Imperial sroops, tho Bulgasians
led. after setting fire 10 the houses.
II transmit To you the following telegram re-
latfng to acts ii barbarity committed by Rus
sian troops while on Ottoman ser1tt<xy, In Asia
and in Europe. 10 which our attention was call.
ed recently By a telegram from 1smail 1bkk1
Fasha, commanding Van and BsYasid.
At LashKucrd tho Russians have ptllaE
cd Ill the property Of ChcikI, Hasslc b
ETlin foussoufe, OF the Village Of 1chghIt, a,l.1
took alt bis fau1t15 prisoners. Five OF six Ks,rl
chiefs from Tahfr Hucdik, who hal been askc'l
b5 the enemy TO join him, also tho notable Bcdtr
Aeha and 6fty~scvcn other persons Of his suite
belonging TO The tribe Of Yachmt, wcrc scircd
and carried of to the Armenian BIshoprlc in the
vicinity Of ITCH kllissc, and ma1sacsed there.
"Toprak-Kale, As veil ~ tho villages In the
vicinity Of Zantehok GuedIk, near afossoum
Gucdik, and generally all thosc crossed By tllp
Ruselans In their rctEeat, have been destroyed.
A great number Of Inhabitants Of these loea1k
ties, Alussulmuns and ChrIsttAns, With their
families, have been iIl-treatcd md carried away
BY tho enemy to Senk and to CARA Dontok.
EVERY KIND Or PROPERTY
bnfonc1nr tn twe1ve t,ih~. cncI, comn,.oa ~
thtrtY-tTo houses or tents, was sesztd l,y cyen-
Hedt Rev. ,cttl.,1 at I1rrk,r. n v,1tocr ~ fis1s
Etlfsse, su1 fortv old man. woman, md r1,ii.
drcn Who Ind ,ourht rcf,,pc In slc no,,nt,,n,
were brought to the Russians, who during their
a. vcl1 N n c,rat number ~ o,,er iron.n.,.a
upfortuuatcs. Eycy Mussulmam of TN cttv
regardless OF aRe or sex. and who hal .nrrc,'.
derrd Ia thn puss,,n.. wn. csthrr .ent n ar
RI. or rutblc,s,y m.s,.rrr,i,,
.rhe foliowtuc tclcrram +. rccc,vcs f,om n.
KaIin.t.n ~ Inftcbn. .tT1,. n,*.,.,. ~ co.ns
sent fo~ x4a1u u,nc,, po.b. ~,tal,- -, a..
! n1ae nf n,jkrndtft,r and mt lin, n ds,th
s.x.e.,.other tnhabtan,. Of vtl].rct IN rho ,r-.
t,dtcfiun of 1oftcha met with thc .,,oc a..
A Mussuluan with his child travelling In . cor.
rjare vrre sttarkti, Win h.xooct. hv tha s,s-
mr..
TIE CHILD WAS KILLED.
"Atcle9ram from Mustcssartf, of .firuoya, md
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ric.na army tc1egraphed Aug. 70 that ormu
Pasha received 4 reinforcement of 16ooo reo1,
iara yesterday from snlei,nan Pasha. tn,
Pleyna army now numbers Il, ,0oo, with 100 guns
1HEECE.
ATn1He, Anx. 27.-lt Is atatcl that the Ktut
ril1 shortly proceed to the frontier to tnsoctj
tho army.
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8ERYIA.

8uH WILL COOPERATE WIN HCsefA.
,1oNpoH. Aug. o7.-A Belgrade dispatch dated
Monday says, At q Ministerial council yesterday,
1t which Prince Milan presided, tho o-operatlon
Of the scFyian amy with tho Russians In Bul-
garta WAS determined upon, and commanders Of
tho various corps were nominated.
A deputation from tho ecrvtans nom taking
part In tho inaurrcclon ia Bosnia Ia pegosis-
ting With the servlan Minister Of War for tho
formation Of q seryian free corps, under the
command Of 6esvfsu officers, TO be dispatched
to tho iusnFgcnt can.o In Dosnis, seryiA At; tho
sans time taking supreme direction Of the
! Bosnian bands. Tie eorvian Government,
however, seems unwilling to entertain
this project Bcfora war u declared
against Turkey an extraordinary sesston Of tho
6kuptsch!na will be conyoled. The Ministry
has taken the Initiative 10 proposing war IN
order 10 uuito all parties, and should the 8kupt-
schin2 approve its course . coalition Ministry
will be formed. Prince zcscheG has arrived in
Belgrade frou tho Russian headquarters, aud
is comforting with Prince Milan, Prime MlnIster
Ristics, aud the Minister Of War.
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BASEBALL.


AN EXCITING TEN INNINGS GAME.
The famous Stars OF syracuse stopped IN Brooklyn
yesterday their way homo and encountered tho
nowncd Hartford Club Both mines were In excellent
trim and unusually fine game was played the OK
cItcmcnt at times being intense Tho fielding through
OF the sharpest nature and the ba
ting was rcc and hard almost every inning there
on bases, but the third hand was
always disposed before tho could be scored and
II not until the tenth inning that the winning run
was made. In tho eighth inning McKinnon, OF the
Stars made beautiful long limo hit over Holdsworth's
head in centre field, on which he should have made
homo run but he only got third base where he
LETT Burdock Ut the Hartiords reached FIRST base 10
the tenth inning, on nn error by Geer stole TO SEC
ond and third ny daring base running, but his
npped in the bud by one Of the most brilliant
double plays that was made on tho Union ground
Carey hit not limo ball 10 Farrell a. second base who
fiedcd " vol. md drove II limo to hrst base.
Mcknnon caught IL In one hand and sent IT. TO home
base like rifle shot, and headed OIL Burdock just be.
fore no reached tho base rho applause at
this beautiful double play very hearty
and the excitement was intense The Stars then
went IN Tor the tenth INNING and had II not been Tor
by Ferguson would have retired without scor-
Ing. Tho first striker put out and tho noxt two
made saic base hits. Farrell the next striker, hit
throwing Carey third, hc threw II wild TO Start
first. This error lost bo game rs tho next striker
made safe hit and brought in the winning run.
Another run was scored and tho game ended.
The Athletics, Of Philadelphia, were defeated oy the
Dost ons, ut Boston, 8 to o.
Al wlkesoarre tho buckeyes, of Columbus, Ohio,
waro defeated by tho WiikcsDurre club BY II 10 o.
In game at Lowell tho Indianapolis club defeated
the Lowcs, by score OF TO o.
The Crlckets defeated the Hornels OF Hornellsyille,
at Bin2hamton. by u score Of II to l.
Al Elizabeth the Rcsolutcs' defeated tho Hobokcns
by u score OF to4. W
To-day the Hartiords and Bostons play on the Union
Grounds, Brooklyn; Namclcss and Winonas, nj Pros
pcct Park Enterprise and Randolph, al Newarl, and
Chelsea aud Ho1okcn, AZ Centennial Ground. Jersey
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the lett side badly bruised. ard he had usly
swelling Of the nose with chronic bleeding. But he
was just strong and cool az At tho beginning His
hands well up and rm, while those the other
man had tired look Tho men came together. aud
alter minute or quick lighting went down side by side
and wore taken 10 their corners
RoUxD l4-McLaughln took the lead and lot 10
both hands with effect on Williams who was fought
down in q minute or two.
ROUND l6.-Williams' seconds delivered him at the
scratch game but weak. His head and legs were un.
steady, but he got to work with WILL taking ana
giving heartily. He knocked down by a sw inrine
right handler from Mclaughlin.
RouSp lG-The fight had lasted just hour al the
beginning OF this round and when time called tho
referee so announced II. Williams came up decidedly
weak. but pIucky. He was quickly put under. The
round did not lost minute
ROUNDS II aud IL were mere farccs, Williams com.
ing up to be knocked down; tut in round 10 he sur.
prlsed everybody by Frightening up and driving Nc.
Laughn by good straight arm biting about the room
This was only this flicker OIL expiring vsor, for In
IsouSD 20 Il was evident he was beaten. NcIaugh-
lin had nothing 10 do but TO knock him down. He did
It, and Mccarthy threw up the sponge Tor Williams
The eighthccnth. nineteenth and twentieth rounds
did not occupy three minutes altogether, and in
aIity. werc only Us round. The whole time was
III ION.
On tho return homo tho carriages OF some OF the
parties stopped by the police OF tho Eighth pre-
cinet No ono was hold
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THE HARLEM REGATTA.

A meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the Har-
lem Regatta Association was held last night NJ KncS-
crbockcr Cottage Tho following Is list OF tho entries
for the regatta on Monday, the lSth:-
ENTREES
ATHLETIC. Diamond scus-R. W. Rathbonc.
Junior scus--E. Mills, Jr., and james FTasor Four
cared shcll--A l. shand, bow; A. b. Shand, No 2
w. h. McCrcuy, No .; l. 5. Mack, stroke.
ATALANrA.-Dianond scuils--P. q. Ackerman.
NAurILrs.--par oars--W. H. Walsh, bow, and 7. A
l.evien, stroke. Substitules-L E. Rouse ana William
Childs. Fuur-oareu shcs--W H. Walsh, bow; L. h.
Rouse. No. 2: W. lhiids, No 3; i. A. Levien, stroke
Subsiitu.cs--P. J. Sweeney and X l. Neville.
NAssAu.-Diamoni scus-Jamos Wells and j. -
Foot Par-oared shells. D. Roberts, bow and W.
Robson, stroke fouroarc gigs-W. H. I.cntihon
Charles Budglcy J. ID. Foot, g. 4. Floyd Jones' SUB
stltutcs--w. Robson J. b. Roberts
Nkw YORK RowiNc CLuB.-Pair cared shells, !. L..
X. DcFlorez, bow; Eugene q. Gruger, No q Casper
Griswod, No. 3; Rouert q. cornell, stroke Robert
Centre, coxswain. observation-disclosures l.. Reyes, y.
L. Leland, y. q. Peters, Z. H. Leland. Six-oarea gis
W. X Stewart, bow; Gardiner, Jr., No. 2; G. d. In.
gcrsoll, No. .; X. H. liartshvrnc, No. d; John A.
sickim, Edmond Kelly. stroke; Z. !. rockingham,
coxswaln. substitues-r II. Green, +. Il. Leland
Clarence Cary j. l.. Hobson.
DAuSrLgss. Single souls JUNIOR. II. Bates, "
Six-oarcd gigs-N. Il. Pearl, bow; IL. w. Peckweii.
No >; {. i. Knapp No. 3; W. L.. Domorcst Ne u;
w. W. Waiter, NJ. 8; DAVID Roacnc, stroke. SuDsti'
tutcs--J II. Kedneid, G. Il. rrotter, l.. Book.
CoLCMBlA.--Par-oared shcls--E. h. sage bow, andJ
7. Goodwin. substitutes. 7. Sceiey and H. y.
Brown. Four cared g2s--H r. Brown, bow; Charles
Eldrldgc, No. 2; H. q. Ridabock, No. .; J. y. Edson
stroke Substilutes--R. Livingston q. Murphy, r. ~
Browning r. 4. linlson Four-oared shcli--E r. sage
bow; H. IL. Colga,c, No. 2; c. s. Boyd, No. y; y. u.
GOODWIN, stroke SuDstitutcs-G. r. seeley, G. Edson
Bearns aud fimson. Six cared gig-J z. Murpnyy'
bow; q. r scccy, No. 2; H. h. Sage, No. D; ~ ~
Colgate. No. 4; q ), Boyd, NO. .; :. y ; Goou"'p'
Livingston, !. H. Browning NJ. Brown and N. snyoc''
GRAMERcY JUNIOR SculIs-E. b. Wcich.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Agnes A. Y.C, iroul tho eastward, passed the
HERALD :raph station at Whtcstono, L. l., yes
tcrday afternoon route to New York.
Ex-Commodoro Noblos yacht Laurel, of the Coium-
bia Yacht Club has boon completed, and will mako
her trial trip tho 10Th inst, from the ioot Of
Eighty sixth street, North River. Sue is expected TO
be very fast.
Captain Conkyn's yacht Sea Drift which has been
undergoing extensive alterations aud repairs at tho
lumber yard dock Staple,on. is now completed,
ard yesterday anchored oil the basin, with hcr
sails bent. She will be taken on the dry dock 20 have
her bottom cleaned, and VIII compete IN the regatta
OF the New York Yacht Club. There has been OK
pended upon her about $4,000.
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FIGHTING THE POOL SELLERS.

The examination of the pool sellers charged with q
violation Of the law in New Jersey by selling pools IN
Hobokcn took place yesterday In tho Court oil Quarter
Sessions at Jersey City. District Attorney Garrc,son
appeared for the State and Messrs Lippncott Stout
for tho defence The following evidence Tor tao prose.
cutlon was gwen By Deputy sheriff cronin:-
Lam Under sheriff OF this county; mado tho ALL
davis here shown against the defendant john r. Nc
Dougail visited tho place on two days. and only know
personally what TRANSFERRED there ut those times
nolbng else gong there rs far as tho defend
ants wcsc concerned Tut pool selling; nothing else 10
make II disordcrly house; McDougals place Is at
No. i5 Hudson street. don't know that McDougall WAS
there; his name on tho sl2n aud cards they read,
..AlcUou,as pool ROOM" was there three times,
ten or fifteen minutes at each time, and the same
transactions were being carried on At each time.
The Court refused To allow any testimony Tor the
defence. Sir. Lipp,ncott moved for the discharge OF
all the defendants. lie concIdcd that the charge was
Tor betting on horse races, but SIMPLY Of MAINTAIN
ing lottery, ana tho whole question rested upon the
construction must DO gwen il. Counsel read au-
thurities 10 sustain his position thai lottery
is scheme IN which tho player takes Tho chance or
the purpose OF getting something VI more vnluc tna
the amount he pays IN, aud IN which no cannot usc
his judgment, IN any sense, but simply knows that
prlzy is TO b. drawn out.
District Attorney Iarretson summed up behalf
OF the State He said that the laws Of this stale III re-
gard 70 tins subject defnc such nattors 10 be mus
Ii was easy 10 SEQ the intention OF the Lcssla
turc, which was that u was against pubic pohcy 70
have sucn institutions as POOL selling or games o.
chance IN THIS Statc, Us thcy cHcouIhBcu men " suP
pose thai they could live and labor. Mr.. Carrot
son quoted from the THIRD Zabriskic, IN which tho
ground Is taken that lottery Is scheme winch per
goes into for the purpose VI cnricnint
himself ut the expense OF somebody else
Some man VINO buys pool must lose
Every man who buys expects TO get anothcrs money.
IL il not hike business transaction or one where
person buys something 10 soil WIN tho Intention OF
making u profit Nr Garrctson urged that JudSt
Holman, ms committing magistrate, should uai
these men, 10 await the action OF tho Grand Jury.
Mr. stout replied on behalf OF the defendants ant
Judge hoffman SAID tho Court would reserve dochion.
Ihls gives the pool sellers opportunity 10 attend
10 the Jprumn Park tn.dav.