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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
Notice

persens intsrested in the Setting Sun lode, lsold and .,iser oesrng situated Ninsrsi Park Wassi Distrscf, Hohzye county Arizona Terrftory and who nave not paid ther proportion of the expenses inctd :n ne amount Of work done o ssd mine refuir1 by law, are hereby noffee th4s they do not in uinety days frorn the date hereof pay nrs- Cordibea5 g. nelDonr1 the amount dne, 1eir cxnership in ad claim in force. C s WFTbOURy.
 Mineral Pars, sossma-r la lss7. ' sd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
JACK-O ALL-TRA ADES.
 LABoRER-

ssNs wood, digs wells blzsts rock cleans houses and yards lays carpets; hangs paper. puts n glass; whts- Uas< makes and repaires fezces, dis cezrz, graves etc. buds s,nc walls and brick dnes: ciesns chfuncye etc, etc- An orders Left hs box opposite the Poet ofhce, z.ian be promptly tended to- nosIssf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
CURED AT HOME.

PsrsoHs af disiaace may b@ CURED AT HOME by addressing letter c Dr. Gibbon stating case symp medicines promptly foruarded tree from damage and curiosity Co any part of fhe country with fnii and fass dreciions By ssciosin9 Ten dollars coin in rgisered Ioster thrcugh tse Posfs<e CT through Wells Fargo Co., package o< medeins u be fJrwaried to any part of fbe Bnion- Address DR J. F. GfBBON,
 zaglowsd Rox l. .s57 San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-18
To The Unfortunate l!
SEUINAL WEAKNESS

Seminal Emissions the consequences of self abnse This solitary vice. dspraved sexual indulgence is praetioed by the youth sf boh f an almost una1- tied extent producing with unerne ctaniy the fellow ing nj morbid symptoms unless solnbsr,e by sci suti6c medical measures vz: Saiiaw eountenanee dark spots under the pasu In fhe bead ringing in the ears noise Ike the rnsilin1 of leaves and rattng Of chariots 1nsasiness aioRt the lons weakness of the
 imbs confused vision blusfed intellect loss Sf emf dence dndenee ID approaching strangers. dislike to for new acqusinfanee- disposition sbun society. lss ef memory, heee hnshes. pmrles an various eruppos aboutshe lace furFed tongue fd breath. coughs
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
BASEBALL.

Az msny inquiries hsvsubeen made OF late resar~
ing player's remedy In case he has becn unSus'v
expelled from the International Baseball Associat'on
the following sxtraos from The constitution ana b.
laws covering the point in question 10 herewith pre-
sented:-
puIson ssta,sment Of the charge wnich player
was dismissed or expelled win copy Of hs evidence IN
sS al0rs with the notice o. dsm',s H..
r.
.E the .c,sa 9. the club together win the evidence
in tine statements OF both parties to such shall
dietary Conmi..ss and no seassnes Of dismissal or Ok
Sa'1n s wno snail % c"ntssd Sd IL aKe effect nnes. %
m.:s
Is". i. s,ei.0n Within thirty DAYS alter the
the organilsion ihs Dismissal or expansion oi nom
the action Of The club expelled
their Uody.
The international! cha mpionship game at Bath yes.
ierosy between the Hornells and springneis
stopped by darkness at tho close OF the twelfth
ming, cach side having scored runs.
Al Troy the Tecutnsens OF Loadop, Canada, dc.
The Chemical BasebaliClub defeated the nire com.
posed oi CLERKS oi the Chemical Bank, at the Capo;
Inc Grouud Dy score of 80 TO Z.
The BulIAIos, who stand at the hoad Of the list
in the race Tor the internatonai championship de-
ieaied the Cincinnati club tnird III the Tor
Lssgue championship, yesterday at Buffalo by score
OF Ito
Iu tue League championship game at Providence
the Providence cub defeated the Indianapolis clue
by scOre oil 8 10 O
Az Boston tho game between the Bostons aud Chi
cagos stopped At the close OF tho second nuins
OF rain. The score stood TO IN favor OF
the Bostons.
A. Washington, u. .C.-HuwAukees, 2; Nationals, !.
Today the jersey City Browns play the Stars OF
Grsenville on Centennial Ground; Ast0rs ana New
York, on the Union Ground; Enterpriss and Hicko-
rys, ON the Ca1oiino Ground; Cncagos ana SESSIONS,
a Boston; lnaianapos and Providence, at Provi-
dcnce; ClnoiunAiis. and Milwaukoss. ns Milwaukee,;
H6rnes ana Sprinsoeds a. Hornellsvills; rccumsshs
and Uticas, AZ Utica, exhibition.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
The COLUMBIA CREW.

PREPARATIONS FOR ITS RECEPTION ON THE
DAY OF ITS ARRIvAL-THE PROGRAMME.
The victorious Columbia crew are expected reach
Now York by the CITY Of Berlin, OF the lnman line.
On Saturday morning. The steamer lett on Tho LIST
inst. and quick passage - predicted. II has 0ecu
reported that special ovation would be tendcrod tho
victors In Giimore's Garden by the city authorities,
but such will not tho case. meeting OF tue COM
inittes OF Aldormen held yesterday aiernoon in
the Mayors office, and, alter thorough discussion
oi the matter, II was decided that tho COMMITTEES
sIoud not any special action that would not be
strictly IN keeping with Official duties attending
formal reception IN the City Hail. They would not
accompany tho boat down the Bay, aad they consid-
cred It best leave all the arrangements OF the
ccpton to friends Of the crew. But sopn ~ the
crew orrvc the committee Of Aldermen will moet
them and ask them to namc an carly day whom they
eau receive their friends in the Governors Room Of
the CITY Hall The committee and probably the
Mayor will bo present
ins regard TO the offer OF Giimore's Garden TO the
dccuod to send letter OF 0wlcdg ment and thanks
10 Mr. SHOOK but to leave tho friends
oi the crew who have the arranremen,s In charge
In case OF public Concentration there tho memberl
Of the committee would attend, hut not in an Official
capacity
A visit was made yesterday TO Mr.: Frank Reese.
porter that no has been made to have
ovation at Gimores Garden, u would undoubtedly
be 10 the crew auQ 70 tue aiumus eopo-
ciallv In admission leo were charged,
as II Was at the Rno Club reception. The Col
Iesc Alumni Committee, composed OF Stuyvc-
sant Fish, Il. G. Cornell and Frank Reese,
ask that all friends OF the college ana crew. rsgard-
less personal lacquananceshp. bo at the wharf on
tho aay OF the crews arrival and accompany them
up Broadway. Tnere wmi be no regular procession
beyond the march directly from the boat. Tickeu
admitting bearers TO the boat and the banquet are
being sold tor So THIS Is done 10 avoid taxing us
subscriptions TO cover the expenses.
Ths following arc the arrangements for receiving
the IN the Bay Tho steamer Biackoira AT pier
IS foot Coraudt street. will be in readiness TO 80
aud meet tas City OF Berlin Friday As soon
as tho steamer sighted OF Fire Isand despa,ches
will be to the city aud bulletined ~ The hotels
and newspaper Offices. should the Berlin arrive In
the mig the reception will be held next dav After
marching up Broadway the crew and guests will attend
the banquet 10 be given at Delmonco's, where
the reception will take place. One authority
says that Mr. Henry Drcstcr. the acting President
OF the College, will preside Another saws
that Dr. Valentine will ofiGiatc also poem.
The speech Of the evening will be delivered bv Abram
Hewitt, OF class 42. Is suggested that the Alumni
givo the u formal banquet this FALL bot no den-
mite CONCLUSION has been reached.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
GEkMAN SHARPSHOOTERS.

EIGHTH ANNUAL MlDSUMMER FESTIVAL OF
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL scHuErzEN CORPS.
Tho eighth annual shooting and midsummer festival
OF the Now York Central Schucz n Corps commenced
yesterday NJ Jones' Woods, under tho most favorsblc
auspices The weather was delightful, the attendance
large and the shooting very gooJ Al an early hour
OF the morning Captain c. y. Genncrich marshalled
his mon ~ their headquarters, In Eighth
avenue, and took them IN carriages to tho
Woods A large crowd OF people awaited their arri-
val and It was not iopg before tho park and
the buildings wore nIed with an enthusiastic con-
course Of holiday makers. During the afternoon there
were some side shows aud athletic games, but tho
greater part OF day devoted 10 the shooting
rescrvi ing most OF tho amusements for to-day Tho
New York schuetzsn Corps paid VISIT to tho Central
Corps during the aay, and wore received with all
honors MAJOR Acry, tho President VI The National
Association was also present. and stayed long enough
TO record very excellent score at one OF the Lsr9cA
To-day IL s expected that there Will be thousands o
pcope present. special attention VIII be PAD 10
am scments Tor tho young and old. The GROWING OF
the K,ng Mr. George Bu-ier, VIII also take place To-
day with the most impressive ceremonies, and tue
prop "a me OF amuscments Is large and varied one.
SHOOTING.
Tho shooting began promptly a. ono O'CLOCK anu
ued until darkness SET IN. will DO f1und bv
nee 10 the scorcshc highest oil which are only
average and cQuentv vorv crcdable TO the Cou-
trnI Corps shot with thor new Drcech-
Ioadors Tue prizes, which are numerous aud hand
some, aggregate ABOUT 200 In value, and viii be
The most buli's.eycs were made by X. sptx aud W.
Hahn was next best
THE UNION TARGET.
At the Union Target, out oil possible TO- tho follow
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
DOUBLE SCULL RACE.

A very exciting double scuIi boat race took place
yesterday evening OF Communipaw. Tho contestants
we're william Barry and William Brown on one side
And John Cary ana Andrew kur,ck on the ether.
The bacxsr oi the former crew was William II.
whsleu and OF the latter John Il. HswMt The amount
rowed for was $50 n side. Tho course Was IRON
n point In Communipaw Bay near the Jersey City
Yacht CLUB house 10 stakcDoat movred about two
mites down the river and return Tue con-
tcstants were well known in the neighboinoeas
aud large crowd OF Interested spectators collected
Detective Micnaei Kilcauley and Mr. Patrick Duuy
acted ss Judges The start was made at On elm zos,
aud botn parties pulled away vigorously. There wac
great excitsment At nrsL ana betting was IN iavor OF
Barry aud Brown, sdds Of $40 TO $40 being gwen N
tneir favor. The return was eagerly looked LOT In
about iorty minutes both boats appeared, apparently
almost tosetner. As thoy nearsd tne dock was ev
dcLt that Barry and Brown were ahead Thcy came
In al IT, 33m 55s, winning the race In 42m. 30s.
Their opponents only ~ seconds later, prov
ing tnat they were excelIently matched.
The New York herald., 1878-08-08

Tue horses had fine starr, Burgoo taking The lead,
Henry Owens second, Shylock third, Frederick the
Great fourth, Princeton NTH, Albert sixth, Bush
whucker seventh. Albert s0on ran TO the 'front.' and
led around upper the quarter pole passing
that point wo lengths IN 'front.' OF Shylock, the latter
head IA advance of BurHoo, FrcccrrR the Great
fourth, Henry owens nitb Bushwbaeker sixth,
PflBccton sevenin. The horses ran under strong
pulls dovn the backstretoh, ana as they passed
The hauIlo pole Albert was two lengths IN front OF
Shy lock, the latter two lengths ahead OF Burgoo, VINO
was half q length In aavanco OF Henry ovens
Frcdenck the Great Nth, Basnwhscker SIKH, Priace
ton seventh. Albert showed the way around tho
lower turn, ana was one length IN advance oil Shy
lock at the tbreequ1rter pole, The Iatter half lengtn
Burgoo MIN, Bushwhacker sixtn, Princeton seventh.
The horses gsoped strong up the homestretch,
getting into buncn as they came TO the stand snl'
lock leading mead, Albert second, two lengths IN adj
vance cf Frederick The Great, Burgoo fourth Bush.
'whacker NTH, Henry oweas ska, Prince
The nrsl mile was l:lsa.. Going around
the upper turn shylock led by neck,
Albert second, two Icnglhs ahead OF Frederick the
Great third; Albert iourn, tho latter baving cried
"cpougb" Bushwnackcr was being driven 81 tins
time IN the usual way, gaining ou the others under
the whip lie passed all the horses IN front OF MIN
IN goipg down The backstretch aud had his head in
front at the haii-milc pole. me race seemed TO be
snotnsr golng through the ruck. rhis was
Prnee,on he was iour'h ss this point, and, instead
was s-comins Froder,ck the Great was
second al the hall nils pole, shyiock thrc,
.s,s y, from, on bs lower turn. ana this
be carried 10 the three.q uarter pole, Frederick tho
Great second, Princeton third Getting ino the home.
stretch Princeton passed Frederick the Great and
msginra determined effort picked up Bushwbackcr
gradually, piece ny piece, unii at Tue pkets Prnce
- mad captured the Bushwbacker, and no came
hsme q winner OF the race by Two lcngtbs, Bush
whscksr second, dozen lengths In advance of Sby-
lock the Ialler Length ahead Of Frederick tho Great
Burgoo nth, Henry Owens sixth, Albert seventh.
Time, s<A, tho last mile having bsen run In l:49x.
1HE TBIRD RAcK
was for q purse OF $500 for thrce-ye year-olds;
entrance $40 each, to 60 10 tho second horse
tboso pot having won race THIS yoar OF ne
gnlus OF 81, 900 allowed los. nose not having Won
npy race TINS year allowed IL los One mile.
fnis brought out tho following excellent heidi
u Reeds Eugene N. Robinson, By War
minister. dam Inverary, 1o6 Ibs.; W. Astsrs
Ssids u the village. BY Aus,ralias. dam Dolly
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
RACKLTS.

Another rub At racko,s was played oeiwesE James
Kea,iog and N. Lsndy and NJ Let's yesterday after
noon al Hicks Court, Hopoken. Tho arst and third
games were won by Ksatns by tho respective scores
OF Il 70 IL and u 70 Is. The second was won by
Landy and Let's BY the score Of q TO Is; after
whicn n single exhibition game was played.
In this encounter Keai,ng gave hrs sdvcr-
sares ten aces lie then went TO the bat and
made 1vc aces when MS hand was put out. ON both
sides, thsn, for nve innings, not an acc was made
kesiing. however, In his seventh inning, secured
seven acos In their seventh inning Landy and Lots
made two aces. In Ksating's eignth 10 Jailed 70
score but before his hand was put out the ball was
put up ierty-nve times. In esch Of their sighih,
tenth, tweh and thirteenth innings LAndy ana lstts
secured one ACC, making their score 10 In MS our-
tecnth, however, Keating reached his needcd II.
This afternoon, at the same cours he viii play
against Landy anu John Kelly.
A mston at American rscxsts was played at Nc
Qusd.'s court. Madison street, yes,rrdsy, 10 wh,oh
Professor Nsnix deIcaisd Jonn McQusdc and Csptnin
Co.on two straight games. Following Is the score -
Fyra Second Tetdi.
Manix ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il I'll ~
AeQasds 40 Celten......... 10 IL 70
The New York herald., 1878-08-08

The horses had very excellent start Bertha lead. I.
Ing, Frank second, Bennett third, Empress fourth.
Erecian Bend ny NTH, Vermont sixth. Going
around the upper turn Bennett ran 10 the front and
passed the quarter pole length ana half In front
sf the Grecan bend ny the la,ser about the dis
lance In advance of Bertha who was one length ahead
II Frank, Empress fifth, Vermont sixth. Bennett
ppcned q gap between himself and the Grecisn Bend
Giy the backstrstch, but she went up 10 his sad
die glrths at the hali-nile pole. Bertha two
lengths behind Mr. Beimont's Hlly at that point tho
pthers as before given, aud practically out OF the
race. Bennett shook tho Grecian Bend hlly OF
ON the lever turn and OF her at the
hree-q quarter pole. length between the three
leaders, and then gap OF iour lengths Bonnett, tho
Grce,an Bend nlly and Bertha were very even
terms when they entered the HON estretch but shortly
afterwsrd the Grccan Bend began graz ually draw
put IRON the others. Bennett trouble
and his jockey began to use the whip Bertha made
gallant effort ovortako The Grscian Bend oily, hut
che could not reach her, Mr. Belmons Jockey having
nIly well in hand All the way up the homes lrstcn
ana sne passed under the slring no hnsh a winner
by n length In AS. Bertha was dozen lengths
10 front Bennett, the latter eiCnt lengths ahead Of
EMPRESS sIxtn. When Bennett pulie up i
found badly cut the OF nInd leg, just above
the ankle. The rider oil Bennett says the colt was
Jumped out IN front OF tho others In
eoing around the upper turn. No notice taken
OF the by the Judges but tns having been tho
tnat close invsstRuions be made by tho stewards
10 who does this business, ana example should be
made Of him. whoever he may be.
SECOND RACE
was tree handicap Tor all ages ior purse OF $500.
OF winch 800 gwen to the second horse. Two
miles Fer which there started II. Grahams lock,
by Lexington, dam Edi,b. carrying lilo lbs; 4. W.
Doswen's Bushwhackcr, by Bonnie Scotland, dam
Annie Bush 100 ibs. W. Astor's Frederick the Great,
by Lexington, dam Mildred l07 lbs II. Gsnney's
Burgoo, by Hurrah, dam Emily Downing, 105 lbs.;
l. Hart's Henry Owcns, by Glroy, dam Estcic,
lO4 lbs Harvey Wolcb's Princeton, Dy Oakland, dam
Womuai l04 lbs, aud c. L. Loriiard's Albert. by Aus
traiao, Jam queen Victoria, 100 lbs Tho ionowiug
The New York herald., 1878-08-08

The members OF the Amateur Rife Climb shot .
match Of fifteen rounds 900 yards Tor their mid.
range badge rhe scores were excellent; tho best
stood follows, the highest attain trle beng IS
points:-L. Weber, "a; L. L. Alicn, "; q. Morse,
II IF. II. Holton, 6s.
An "Empirs Rife Club" match for the Spirit Of the
Times neuai. IL consisted OF ten shots eGcn at 2O0
and 500 yards The following were tho best scores:-
D. i. Davids, So; X. II. Keene, 80; s. T. q. Dudley,
10; J. W. TODD, rs; N. N. Aatby 70; H. Fisher, TO-
The Irtsh-Aasrican CLUB trophy AS also shot tor
by the members oil the club ut zoo 500 yards
81 OTIS ut each. Mr.. J. l. G. Clarke was the winner.
with fine score Of SO points. Mr. n. ID. Ward was
second with 65.
The Twelfth regiment Team and reserve practicsd
at 200 and 500 yards. A numbcr OF members OF the
Twenty third and Six,y-nintL regiments shot tor
places the teans OF tnsir respective organizations
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
NATIONAL AMATUER REGATTA.

The preparations for the annual National Rowius
regatta, 10 be held the Passac RIVER, on the 21s
and 22d inst., are nov fairly under way grand
stand. capable OF seating $500 persons, will be
erected mex, week. The site chosen II oppos the
lower cud OF the course. rne namoer oil
tr,es is very largo and there doubt
that some splsndu sport will 10 Witnessed on both
days Of the regatta. Tue entries lar include
from as lar on Montreal Lee Is to entcr Tor tbs
senior sculls and kommc Ior the junior, both friton
mcmbcss Tue visiting clubs VIII DO well received
Tn, Eurekas, Pnssaics and Tritons nave appointed
club look afier all guests and eacn club will have
also a com miItee to receive It's own special guesta
The citizens joining with the local oarsmen In an
necessary preparations
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
SARATOGA RACES.
Fourth Extra Day OF the
Sara toga Association.
INTERESTING EVENTS.
Mr.. Belmonl's Glenelg-Grecian Bend Filly,
Princeton, Bramble and Rhada-
manthuS the Winners.

SARATOGA. n. Y August 7, 1878.
After the races yesterday afternoon heavy shower
flooded the truck. and to-day II was quite heavy and
holding. Harrows were Kept ut work from early
morning until noon IN turning over the surface and
improving much as possible; still 1t was slow,
and the horses booked to win tho
they were engaged ip The attendance was iair, but
large has beon on the regular days of tho
meeting, yet those present, however, were highly
pleased with the running each event being closely
contested from start to finish.
Four races were on card. the hrst being n dash
OF one me the second miles, the third one mile
and the fourth mile and quarter MI Beimonrs
Grecian Bend dlly was great iavorte for the nrs
Mr. T. Lorilards Bertha second in favor, and Bennett
third choice in the pools. Mr. Beimont's d!iy won
the race very easily, Bertha second, Bennett third
The latter was badly cut in mis- OF hind leg by being
Jumped OF early in the
The second event by Princeton with Bush
vhacker second, the others badly beaten This was
good race tor mile and quarters. but utter that
1t was reduced TO match between Bushwhacker and
Princeton, the latter winning by two lengths.
The third very interesting affair. II fell
TO Dwyer Brothers Bonnie Scotland colt BramDie.
Mr. Lorillard's Plquc second Mr.. Reeds Z. N
Robinson third.
Tho fourth the most exciting OF the day,
tor Just before the tmo ior the horses TO be called
Rhadamanthus was taken In 'front.' OF the JUICES
stand, where his owners represented him MS iamo,
ami asked he privilege OF Withdrawing him. Not
being able ind any lameness about the horse the
Judges decided they had power to allow the favor
and consequently "Oid Rhad' had TO start He took
The lead with the fall OF the flag, mover headed
In tho and won canter
OFFICERS rHK DAY.
Judges-H. Babcock, D. J. Grouse ana ". Booth.
Tin.ers-John Smith and J. X. whaiey.
Clcrk-C. Wheaty.
iSyarter-W. n. Conner
vas for purse OF $780, entrance Tree; ods
10 carry 95 lbs four-y yearoIds liz bs I've yearods
upward, III lbs winners OF ST. 900 TO carry lbs
extra OF that amount this year at Saratoga
IL lbs. extra; other horses not having this
year, allowed lbs; maidsns iour years old or up
ward allowed IL lbs. one mile. The starters were
Evans & Hoiloway's Empress, by Revolver dam SKIP
per- carrying 95 lbs. A. Smiths Bennett, by Harry
Bassett, dam Bet Arlington, vs. IDS r. Lorillard's
Bertha, by Glencg. aam Stamps, 30 los. Lewis
Stearns' Frank, by Engineer, dam Lady Cupepper,
Ito lbs l.. Harris Vermont, by Virgil, dam Mamie
Butler los lbs, and A. Bcimons thrce-y earoid nly,
by GieEclg, dam Grecaa Bend, 80 lbs. The betting
was decidedly in favor OF the Greoian Bend aIiy,
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
PIGEON SHOOTING.

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE FOUNTAIN GUS
cLUs--J. d. BoHLINo E wINNER OF THE
MEDAL.
The attendance at the regular monthly pigeon
shooting contest for the championship medal OF
the Fountain Gun Club yesterday at the Brooklyn
DRIVING Park very large rwcniy.onc mem.
bcrs competed. but tho shooting was far below
the average the day was particularly iavor-
able Tor sport, and the birds, although better
than usual. being strong and swih, 80 dim
cult hit as to warrant The marKaby poor scores
made.
SUMMARY.
FOUNTAIN GuY CLuB MONTHLY CONTEST, BRooKLyS
DRIVING PARK, PARKvILLE. l. l., August !, lS's-
Ssven Dlfds each, anu traps, so yards bound ,ry.
E..u1 lun rula
The New York herald., 1878-08-08

Lexington; b. l. susquchanns, by imp. eIsnels dam
Niagara, by Lexington. and b. l. sarstoss, Oy imp.
Giencig, dam Edeny, by Lexington. The property OF
Lexington; b. l. by imp. Glensig, dam Finesse. by
Lexington aud b. l. by imr. Geneis, dam hinx by
Lexin.ton The property OF VI. H. Sanford-B. c.
by Monarchist dam imp. Lady Moleswortn. by Moui-
sey. Tho property Of Matthew Dawson-B: l. ey
OF Lord Rosepery-B. l. Mentmore Lass, by King
fisher dam Lady Msntmore, by King Tom. whiis 10
transit the animals in charge oi Gustav Siamm,
OF thorou hDreds. Charles Feakes was engaged 10
minister 10 their wants the passage. aud he VIII
probably be permanently retained under Charles Lit
IL field alter their arrival in Mr. Sauiords stable at
The New York herald., 1878-08-08
CkEEDNOOR.

FIVE PRIZE COMPETITIONS SHOT YESTERDAY
1xcELLENT SCORES AT LONG AND SHORT
RANGES.
Tho third composition for pIacss the American
Team Of 1878 was continued at Creedmoor yesterday.
and seven other eompetitons which were shot In tho
afternoon, made the day OF the liveliest Of the
The competitors for tho team were the same
as ON the preceding day, with The addition OF Dr. s.
7. G. Dudley, who did not however. complete bis
score Mr.. Fisher also Withdrew before finishing
record. Tho weather was not favorable
for shooting The wind was especially troublesome;
II blew from tho northwest, and required wind allow
Of six 10 eight points Elevations which were
high in tho morning eiI in the afternoon, and were
not At all steady tho light bright, bui the AIR not
over clear The scores, though not as brilliant ~
those oil the previous day, worry good especially
whom tho weather 10 considered Tney stood az
follows