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The New York herald., 1877-10-06

Tho last game Of the Brooklyn tournament between
the Hartford professionals and the leading amateur
clubs OF Brooklyn played yesterday afternoon on
the Capitoline Grounds. the Hudsons, OF Prospect
Park, were the Hartiord's opponents this game and
Notwithstanding the cold unpleasant weather several
hundred spectators present During the nrstsix
innings the game well contested, but in the last
two innings the Players were too mucn chilled 10
handle the ball. and the result was Large number OF
Doth sides, especially by the Hudsons The
following is the score:-
Hartford. ........... ...... 2 o l 0 o-19
Hudson 0 0 B. .
UmpTe-hr Lee, Of the Nameless Club.
At Boston the Lo~eds defeated the Bostons In
seven inning game by score ol l3 to H.
In game NJ Buff 10 between the Bufalos and Allie
ghenys of Pisburg. the latter won % score OF to
The Cricxes, OF Binghamton, defeated the Auburns
In Tho ~ Rochester by the score OF TO !.
AT Chicago the Louisviiles defeated the homo club,
4 to o.
At 81 Louis the home club played tho Cincinnati.
ana won by III to-
Tho hartiords will play against the strongest picked
nine that could possibly be selected IN III vcinity ON
the Union Ground to-day. Tho team Will be made up
OF tIe following well known professional players:-
Mathews pitcher; Hicks. catcher Zattein nrst base;
Haneld second base Kessier, short stop; Ferguson,
third Romsen, centre held Haiiuan, right ned,
aud Tracy, ieit field .
Tho Hartrorls will not play against the Alaskas
al Statc Island Tuesday, NJ announced, as they
will play two games In Buffalo and two IN Rochester
next week.
The New York herald., 1877-10-06
PIGEON saOoTING.

A very large number oil members oil inc Foun'ain
Shooting Club assembled Al the Brooklyn privnS
Park Parkvle, l.. l., yesterday, 70 con'eno IN 'ner
tenth monthly handicap pigeon shooting Tor cham
piou gold badge belonging 10 the club. There were
twcnty.sx contestants who at seven birds each
The shooting was fair. but would have been great
deal belter II /, had not for the hgn wind which
was blowing across the range throughout the alter
noon. :. -
seven pirds by grassng SIX out OF seven Tnon .ncy
shot on the tie at three birds, when MI Madison
brought down his three BIRDS In good style, thereoy
winning she badge, while his opponent missed TWO
out OF BIRDS The following are Inc results
OF the other shooters. -
gRooKLYs DRIVING PARK, PARKviLLE, L. L--PioEoS
sHoorIxG--Frida october 6--fhc tenth monthly
handicap contest Of the Fountain shooting Ciuo ior
= CHAMPION gold badge belonging 10 the club. whAAs
The New York herald., 1877-10-06
RELICS OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

Mr.. Thomas Barry, second mate OF the New Before
whaIsr A. Houghton, which was Lost 10 Hudson Bay
last June Cape Fullerton arrived in this city
yesterday, bringing with MIN asilver spoon, bearing
The coat OF arms Of Sir John Franklin and o number
OF white iox skins, which he had obtained from the
Esquimaux Ho was found by HERALD reporter al
the wnaemen's headquarters AZ No 100 South street.
and told the following story concerning the siivei
relic:"I obtained the spoon from one OF party OF n.
teen Esqumaux who came from Cape Engleield There
years OLD and who nad only two ships in tneii
lives, one being, imagine, sir John Frankin's snip
and the other the Glacier. Ihcy spoke oil FranK-
ln-the sHtata' or captain--asx big man. They also
SAID they had a quantity o his books and writings
They made their way south to whore We were yins in
Hudson Bay from Cape En8ieneld by Melvine Penin-
sula, Ropuse Bay, down TO Rowe's Welcome, which
bay leads TO Hudson Bay. Tnsy stated that Frank.
Inns vessel was stove IN and the natives helped them
to come ashore Alter time, however, sickness
broke out, and their provisions gave out and
the party all died The only way l
lecture thai Sir John Frunxlin reached their
place up DAVIS Straits, and then either
through Eclipse or Lancaster sound Cape Lttie6eid
10 Al the mouth Of Fury and Heca STRATA Four years
ago, when was out Ia the Arctic regions bark
Glacier, COM mmanded by Captain Edward Potter, We
obtained several oil Sir John frauKlin's spoons from
the natives Of Cape Li,tIensd. They appear 10
place very iistls store them, having large supply
OF them. They told that they have q large number
OF Franklin's men buried near their homes Ny own
opinion IL that Franklin and his brave explorers
perished near there. | hope from the bottom Of 10
heart that his records may Jet DC found"