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THE NEWS.

President Hayes issued proclamation
admonishing all good citizens of the United
States against taking part in the unlawful
proceedings in Pennsylvania, and warning
the rioters to dispense on or before 10 o'clock
noon on Tuesday.
"A general meeting of railroad Presidents
has been called for the purpose of combining
against the secret societies existing among
railroad workmen, each road to determine
after certain date to employ no man belong
ing to a trade organization.
On Monday night a Harrisburg mob
broke open a gun store and seized quantity
of firearms, but returned portion at the re-
quest of the mayor. The mob intercepted a
portion of the returning Philadelphia militia
and captured 30 of them. The captives were
well fed and kindly treated by the strikers
The latter held complete possession of the
city.
The news that the Russians have crossed
the Balkan mountains created great conster-
nation in Constantinople, and resulted in q
change of the ministry. The English also
appear to be somewhat excited over the pro-
gress of the Russians towards Constantinope
If the Russians gain an important victory
England will rush to arms without Il mo-
menl's delay, to protect her approaches to the
East
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.
WEDNESDAY, July %, |,

WEDNESDAY, July %, 1877.
BEEF CATTLE.-There have been but few good
cattle in market, and slight advance in whole
sale prices. The retail trade showed lower
prices than last week. Prices this week for
Beef Cattle ranged as follows: Best Beeves at
5.75@S6.50; that generally rated first quality,
5@S5.75 medium or good fair quality, 40O(8
S4.75; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 5000
$500; extreme range Of prices 3.500s65O-
Most of the sales were from 45O to $3.50 per
100 lbs.
Mich Cows-The market has been over
supplied, and sales slowly made at 27GQS45 per
head for common to fair Cows, few of the lat
ter only being among the receipts
SwINE.-Receipts light, and the supply made
9uate for butchers. Sales We're effected at 71560
cents per ID. net.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-We quote butcher sheep
at 4@519 cents per lb. gross, and stock Sheep in
limited demand at BASS per head, Lambs 4GD
613 cents per lb. gross.
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1
l. pher Slade one-half mile from Shaws-
vile, on the road leading to White Hall,
On Thursday, AUGUST 9th, 1877,
to which all those who desire to enjoy them
selves are cordially invited to attend
The Knights will enter the Lists ut 10
o'clock, NJ, to contend for the honor of
browning the Queen Of Love and Beauty
and her three Maids of Honor.
Knights from different points will be pres
ent. Knights wishing TO enter the contest
are requested to send their names and titles to
the Secretary at least five days in advance of
the Tournament, in time for publication
The rules of the Tournament are rs follows:
Three Arches, distance 100 yards; fitting
Rings one and one-quarter inch; Tic Ring
one inch No Knight can obtain q second
ride after raising his lance for the ring, under
any circumstances. Each Knight has the
privilege to raise or lower rings Time to
be determined by the Judges.
The charge will be made to the Knights
by Hon. Herman Stump, of Hartford county,
and j. F. G. Talbot Esq, of Baltimore
county,
Coronation Addresses by Charles Burke
Esq, of Towsontown, and j. Thos. G. Hop
kins, Esq, of Bel Air.
'iuiohol Vi viz lIuJs ~ lJuShby' us
sistant-R. Carroll.
Marshal of the Tournament--Lulher
Birmingham. Assistants-Joseph Butler,
Frank Turner.
Heralds-Asbury Slade, Abel Patterson
and Harry Wiley.
Judges-Wm. Slade, DR.. j. T. Payne,
David Wiley, Thos. Ii. Nelson and Thomas
Jarrett.
A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE PRES
ENT to enliven the occasion. A String
Band will be in attendance for the Pic Mic
This will be the Tournament of the season
and credit to My Maryland
Tickets of Admission 2j cents EACH
Children under 12 years 10 cents.
Horses and Carriages free. If the weather
should prove uniavorable it will be Eeld the
next fair day. By order of the Executive
Committee,
J. b. LUCKEY, Secretary,
| ju20 Black Horse, Hartford Co., Nd.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in thi.
column, not displayed, for cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-seven words
| to count o line. No advertisement inser-
ted as above unless prepaid.
| ~" Wanted. A White Woman, TO do general
| homework for small family. Apply to John
W. Anderson, Bel Air ju27
,9g-For Sale-Thoroughbred South Down
Buck Lambs out of Ewes that took first pre-
MUM at the Hartford Fair in 1876, by the Prize
Buck Duke of Monticello. Johns H. Janney
Indian Spring Farm, Churchvile ?. o. ju27
.ay-S Sow and Pigs for Sale Enquire at this
Office u27
- Wanted, Two Men, one to milk and work
on the farm, the other must understand driving
horses and farm work. Apply to Edmund Nit.
chell, near Perrymansvile. jy2T2t
sAy-Lost, on Monday night, July 10th, be-
tween q. W. Norris d. Bros store and +. w.
Bakers residence, Bel Air, n Scotch Pebble
NJ altesc Cross, attached to Gold Chain and
Locket. reward will be paid for its re-
turn to The Agis office.
Lay For Sale-A Yoke of well-brokep Oxen
Apply to John j. NJ. Alexander, Bel Air, or TO
John Alexander, Hickory, at whose place they
may be seen. iu2O-4t
ssY] Wanted immediately at my Mill, 100
bushels prime Yellow Corn, and 200 bushels
prime White Corn, for cash. For Sale-Fine
young Berkshire Sows and Pigs also young
Southdown Bucks and Buck Lambs Ramsay
Mclienry, Emmorton. iu13-3t
sS5" Slate Covers for Milk Pans, 81 per dozen.
Leave your orders at The AgiS Office.
"a" Liquors ofall kinds, Segars, &C., warrant
ed as represented, for sale at cost prices. w.
Sm,thson Forwood, Bel Air. ie9
sz4Y- Fer Rent.-Thc Dwelling House adioin-
ing ClaYman's Hotel, Main street, Bel Airl-
Apply to John Clayman, Bel Air. je
4y"Buy Home Trees, save money, and get
the varieties you order, by getting your orders
filled from Corse's celebrated Nursery, near
Baltimore, through II. N. IIine, Hickory, Md
.a3-John Trago, Magistrate, can be found
every Saturday afternoon, ut . O'Clock, at
Mitchell Shop, on the road from Churchvilie to
CresWell, and at other times at his residence in
the Forest. Will attend promptly and faithful
ly to all business entrusted to him. jel5E
10y Cabbage Plants, best winter kinds, now
ready, apply TO John s. Dallam. eS
Icy For Rent, the Hotel now occupied by
W. .Smthson Forwood. Apply TO Stevenson
Archer. eS
9zyH For Sale-A no-top Buggy in perfect
order Enquire at this office. jcl.
.sY For Sale Cheap.-A fine large Farm and
Family Horse, Enquire at The AyiS office. myl1
sz1g@ For Sale or Rent.-Thc desirable Premi-
soc n1 inin ctn l,,,
Misses Waters IL Wctherell as n Millinery and
Fancy Goods Store. Situation very desirable
for paying business. Apply at once to G. W.
morris, Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md. feb3
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOIIOE 10 OhEDIIOhD.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that the
i subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills Of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
CAPT. JOHN A. WEBSTER,
late OF Hartford county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
18Th day Of July, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
day of July, 1877.
SUSAN A. WEBSTER,
jy20 Executrix.
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MONDAY, 23d of JULY, 1877,
At 70 o'clock, NJ, for
BUILDING 4 BRIDGE OYER LITTLE
CREEK,
in 4th district, near Nelson's Mill, according
to the following specifications
The bridge to be 26 feet span between the
abutments; IA feet wide and 81 feet high
above low water. All the lumber and floor
ing used to be of good sound White Oak,
and OF sufficient size and thickness as will
ensure good and durable bridge.
The abutments to be 81 feet high above
low water mark, 9 feet thick at the base and
batter one inch to the foot. The foundations
of the abutments to be laid n sufficient depth
below the surface as will serve them against
food and frost.
In the end of each abutment an iron rod
one inch in diamater, with II at the lower
end, to be built in the walls, and to pass up
through the stills at /, ach corner of the bridge,
so as TO belt the bridge permanently to the
abutments.
The wing walls ON the Mill side Of the
Creek, one 10 be IL and the other feet, and
on the opposite side of the stream feet
long, each.
The filling up and making the approaches
to the bridge to be all completed, aud when
done to be subject to inspection and approval
by the Commissioners. BY Order
JAS. A. FULTON,
je22 Clerk.
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AT 10 o'clock, NJ, all that
TURNPIKE ROAD !
constructed by
"The Meredith's Ford and Jarettsville Turn

pike Company"
in Baltimore and Hartford counties, under
the Acts Of Assembly of the State of Mary
land, Laws 1864, chapter 172, and 1868, chap
ter 100, together with all the FRANCHISES
granted to said corporation, and all the right,
title, interest and estate of said Mortgagers
in and to the SINE; together with the
Tolls, TOll-HOuses, TOll-Gates,
and all the land, tenements, property and
effects whatsoever belonging to and connect
ed with said Turnpike road.
"The Meredith's Ford and Jarrettsvile
Turnpike Company" was incorporated I'M
der the Acts of Assembly aforesaid, to make
a turnpike road from the Great Gunpowder
Falls, in Baltimore county, to Jarrettsvile,
in Hartford county, distance of between
twelve and thirteen miles, through rich
agricultural country About nine miles of
the road have been constructed and complet
ed and are now in use. There are two toll
gates on the road.
The Toll Houses and lots enclosed will be
included in the SALE
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash on day of sale, and the
balance in two equal installments at six and
twelve months from that time, with interest
and security, to be approved by the Mortga-
gee.
AGNES S. EMORY,
Mortgage.
MACHEN & CUTTINGS,
d. G. MCINTOSH,
ju20 Attorneys.
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How can | have clear and brilliant COM
plexion? Simply by using DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture and observing the rules of health
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FESTIVAL,

DNaE Ladies of Mount Tabor NJ p Church
i will hold Festival in the Grove at the
Church, commencing on Thursday, August
I'd, 1877, to continue three days.
Ice cream, Cakes, Confectionery and other
Refreshments will be offered for sale.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Church.
The ladies are encouraged to believe that
generous public will aid them in their lau-
dable efforts to do good.
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Icy For Rent, the Hotel now occupied by
W. Smithson Forwood. Apply TO Stevenson
Archer les
!8y7 For Sale-A no-top Buggy, in perfect
order. Enquire at this office. icl
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.1Y" For Sale Chcap.-A fine large Farm and
Family Horse, Enquire at The H.yiS Office myl1
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NOTICE.
Estray Notice.

Hartford County, to colt:
T HEREBY certify that Corbn NJ Graf
L ton, of Hartford county, made oath before
me, the subscriber, one of the Justices of the
Peace in and for the said county, this 10Th
day of July, in the year 1877, as estrays tres.
passing upon his enclosures, described as
follows: Two SHEEP and one LAMB
Given under my hand.
JAS. A. FULTON, J.P.
The owner of the above described property
is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
iu20 CORBIN M. GRAFTON.
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.zg1For Sale or Rent-The desirable Premi-
ses, adjoining my store, at present occupied by
Misses Walters 81 Wctherel as Millinery and
Fancy Goods Store. Situation very desirable
for paying business. Apply at once to G. w.
morris, Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md. feb3
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ssly@ Cabbage Plants, best winter kinds now
ready, apply TO John s. Dalam. les
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s9$- John Trago, Magistrate can be found
every Saturday afternoon, Mt . O'Clock, at
Mitchell's Shop, on the road from Churchviie to
Creswell, and at other times at his residence in
the Forest. Will attend promptly and faithful
ly to all business entrusted to him. je15E
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Harvest Home
AND
RAILWAY BASKET PIC MIC.
Brass Band and Dancing Music.

Hon. Stevenson Archer, Col. E. II. Webster
S. c. Boyd and u. Louks of York, and others
will address the meeting.
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saS-B Buy Home Trees save money, and get
the varieties you order, by getting your orders
filled from Corse's celebrated Nursery, near
Baltimore, through II. N. IIne, Hickory, Md
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We will publish business notices in this
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.59g~ For Rent.-Thc Dwelling House adioln-
ing Clayman's Hotel, Main street., Bel Airl-
Apply to John Clayman, Bel Air. je '
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COME ONEl COME ALL!
TO THE
Grand Tournament
AND
=. Il C. IN TIC

HNO be held on the Farm of Mr.. Christie
l. pher Slade, one-half mile from Shaws-
vile, on the road leading to White Hall,
On Thursday. AUGUSt 9th 1877.
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tured by verdigris, Bill Bruce second Kiburn third
aud Lapland bad fourth. Time, AK. In the third
Bill Bruce and verdigris only run, the other
being ruled out. verdigris won II and the race beat
ing Bruce three lengths. Time, 1:455s.
the CLEVELAND cur
The second race for tho Cleveland Cup, for all
ages $50 p. a.. $500 added by the association Dash
OF two mites and halt. The starters wero Patriot.
Russ Butler Crusana and Inspiration. Pools--In-
SEPARATION. $780, Russ Butler, $s5; ncid $l1. The
won by Inspiration 10 I'm. 3lxs., Butler second.
Patriot third and Cruisan fourth.
The third a hurdle race, two miles, eight
hurdles. Port Leonard, Gilmore. Hcbblewat's hily
ond Paladin started Port Leonard iavorite in
The pools. Gilmore led at the start. but passing tho
first mile Port Leonard tho front aud retained
II the finish. P9ladin second, Hebblswait's lilly
third and Gilmore ohrth.
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UPPER HUDSON REGATTA.

TROY N Y. June q, 1871
Tho second day OF the regatta Of the Hudson RIVER
Rowing ASSOCIATION great success The water
WINS smooth, with slight west wind blowing. Large
crowds oil people thronged the banks OF the river.
WINNERS.
Tomrkns, OF the Wolvenhooks, won the single scu
IN ION. 53lss.
The doupl, scuil racc was taken easily by the VOL
venhooks in ION 405ls
Davey, OF the Mutuals, the senior single scul
in ION. 5ls
The event OF the day, the fouroared race,
won by the Woivenhooks amid great excitement
Time GIN. o6s<s Tho Fieys were second IN
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YACHTING NOTES.

The schooner yachts Flectwng, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.
George Osgooo; vesta. N.Y.YC., Mr. $. N. Mills
Triton, AVG, Commodore George A. Thaycr, and
the sloop yacht yisIon N.Y.YC, Mr. J. J. Alex
andre passed Whestone yesterday cruising eastward
Tho yacht Sallic, owned by Mr. Judson G.
Talmagc. OF Nyack, made q pleasant trip few days
since with large party OF ladies gentlemen on
board. On their return the party invited to
COLLATION., and pleasant time eusued
The schooner yacht Madeleine, Is. Y. c., Commodore
John s. Dickerson, is at anchor on the Mxnhansett
House, Shelter Island.
The schooner yacht Reckless, N.Y.Y.C., Commodore
Nicholson Kane, has gone eastern cruise.
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FOREST CITY JOCKEY CLUB.

LAST DAY OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IN
SEPARATION AND PORT LEONARD THE WIN
NERs.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jnue %, 1877.
This was tho third aud last day Of the Forest City
Jockey Club Meeting. The track In excellent
condition, the weather fine and the attendance much
larger than on any previous day.
wgDDELL HOUSE STAKES
The first race was Tor the woddcil House Stakes,
mile heats, for all ages; sl6 play pay $500 added
by tho Wcddcll House; SIS to second hors,. De.
fore the race tho pools sold at 500 for
Bin Bruce and $50 for the field. There
were tour starters Tho first heat was won by
Bill Bruce In Las, neck ahead OF Lapland. KiIburn
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A SIX DAYS WALK.

DANIEL o'LEARY, THE LONG DISTANCE PEDIs-
TRAN, TO WALK SIX DAYS AGAINST TIME.
Daniel o'Leary, tho long distance pedestrian, will
attempt SIX days walk, commencing the I'd Of
July, at the American Institute in which he proposes
TO beat his London record He has placed tho manage
ment OF the walk in tho hands OF tho New York Ath-
letic Club aud offers TO give $500 any two amateur
or professional pedestrians, residents OF New York
city Tor the past SIX months, that will walk moro
miles than no dies IN the SIX days II they desire IL
lac WI also wager 81 DOC GU the result In either
one oil the TWO competitors to walk for scvcnty-two
hours and the other TO take up mis- tho OK
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SHOOTING AT GLEN DRAKE.

number OF amateur marksmen met at Glen Drake
Range, Pehamviile yesterday, TO compete for a sew
Ing machine valued at $75 The wind blowing obqueIy
the range rendered the atm OF the competitors
somewhat uncertain. There twenty entries, tho
conditions being :-Dstance 500 yards; POSITION any,
ten snots; IN htary rifles allowed Ave points. The
ncpal scores were:-D. f. Dayids. IL; J. W. Todd,
36 J. IL. Porter, 80. SUBSCRIPTION match also came
OF, tho conditions beng similr TO those above, ex-
ccpt that only 1--WE snots were allowed This was won
by J. w. Todd, who scored 20 out oil possible rs.
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SHOOTING MATCH.

SYRACUSE, N. ", June 20, 1871
At the State shoot this morning tho Livingston
Sportsmens Cup, valued At $500, won by the
Central City CLUB OF syracuse, by one bird.
The Dean Richmond Cup, valued at $500, was won
by tue Forester CiuD, oil Buffalo. This being the
third time thcy have won It the cup remains the
pronertv of that club
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 1s77-QUADRUPLE

house drew the spectators 10 the 'front.' and many
were the roars OF laughter tho attempts OF the gall
Liant tubmep 70 pres proper dignity IN their tubs
All OF them overturned Mr.. Pratt, who reached
home III sa city. and AMID applause was declared tho
winner The entries were entirely from the club IN
Nj Of he races
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AN OTFAL WAR THREATENED.

There 10 much growing among the Newtown people
NJ the dumping Of Now YORK oGai and garbage 10 All
up the new docks along the limo OF Grand street. near
the drawbrdge ovor Newtown Creek. and there talk
OF legal proceedings stop further pcrpetraion OF
what 10 regarded ~ an outrage.
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE MATCH
number OF the members belonging to the stock
Exchange Rife Club out before the butts yes
tcrday. They shot competition OF hve ROUNDS, any
rife. standing, At 200 yards The following are the
resuls:-
W. A. Blish, 20; R. W. Day, 10; F. W. B. Hughes,
10; r. l. Eamcs, Is
These records are out of a possible IS points
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CANADIAN RIFLE TEAM.

QUEBEC June 23 1877.
Tho Wimbledon team, under command of Major
Aylmer, NJ p and Captain Casey, M r, sailed to-day
per steamer Sandman.
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LEXINGTON, KY, Juno %. 1877.
The attendance at the to-day was very largo.
The track was in splendid condition. The nrst race
was for the 90 class The following is sum mary
SEA VIEW DRIVING PARK.

The attendance at Sea View Driving Park, Now Dorp,
Staten Island, yesterday, very good. There
race tho programme which very interest
ing ana well contested. The track In fine condi-
ton and the weather delghtful. The following isa
SUMMARY.
SEA VIEW DRIVING PARK NEW DoRP, STATEN ISLAND,
TRorrsG, SATURDAY, June 23 Purse 500, for horses
that have never beaten 2:40; $50 TO the 1rs SIS TO
second, ana $50 the tnird horse; mile heats. best
three In Ave. In harness, which had seven and
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FIRST Inning. Second Inning.
W NJ. Donald, b. Brew
ster ............... b. Brcwsser........ 10
J. Lee, run out. hit wicket, b. Brewster.
A. Harvey, Brewster,
b. X. Haryreaves.... c. 7. Hargreavcs, b.
Brewster.
b. Jones, b. Brewster. G. Holman, D. Brewster 70
W. Brewster, Q. j. Thur
man, Jr, b X. Har-
grcaves. ... ........ s not out...............
+. W. Stevens, b. Brew.
stcr.......... ..... hit wicket, b. Brewster !
A. y. 0utcbIidgc, b. c. j. Harsreaves, b. I.
Brewster. ........... HarsreaveA. ........
II. T.. Robinson, ST. j.
Haryreavos, b. Brew l. b. W.. b. T. Har-
ster................. greaves. ............... =
NJ. G. Eyre, G. sub, b. Q. j.. Hargrcaves, b.
brewster. Brewster... s..s.s
J. r. Roberts, b. Brew
stcf. run out.....s....s....
j. Il. spraguc, not out. @ HofIpaD, b. X. Har-
grcaves.. .....s
Bycs, 4; log bycs, 2.... Bycs, log Dyes, 1....
T0tal................ Al Total. ID
Umpircs-Jsmcs Smith, for Station Island; Daniol
Oakley Tor Germantown.
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THE RUNNING DEER MATCH
This match Ii Tor the purpose Of testing rapidity and
accuracy. Distance, 100 yards; any rife including
peaters; windgale allowed. six OF The deer,
tnreo either way. rhe first prize, 500 in cash, was
yesterday for the third by Mr. j. L. Stetson.
THE SCORES.
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CRICKET.

THE GERMANTOWN CLUB DEFEAT THE STATEN
ISLANDERS IN ONE INNING AND FoRTY-FoUR
RUNS TO SPARE.
Tho match between the Germantown Club, of Phila-
delpnia aud Staten Island Club took place yestcr-
day at Camp Washington Staten Island. The attendance
was unusually large this being mainly due 10 tho popu.
larity OF the home club within the past few weeks In
the addition Of auxiliary club for the ladies' Sports
The visitors victorious in ono inning There
i've brothers IN the Germantown Club-the famous
Hargreaves--Dan. Jim ION, Harry ana Jonn. ihcso
gentlemen hrs aud their total score WAS los,
or ii more than made In the total OF the two IN.
n,ngs OF the Staten Island Club The following Is the
scorc:-
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Umpire-ME Kenny, Runs earned-hartlords, II
Louisville, T. FIRST base ny errors-Hartioris, Al
Iuuisyles 9 Total base hits-Hartfords, IL LOUIS
vllirs Il Time OF game, two hours
Al Prospect Park yesterday, IN presence OF more
than four thousand highly excited spectators, many
visitors being Rresent their elegant carriages, tho
following games baseball were played-viz ION
ground No. I-Putnan and Nameless Clubs played
one Of Their championship games, with the following