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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
THE EFFECTIVE SHELVING OF
JUDGE ALLEN"

| WYNN
The Peoria Democrat comes Il long dis
lance out of its way to administer q thrust
at Hon. William J. Allen, and to offer the
opinion that Mr. Allen is cfiectually shelly
ed, by his recent defeat for all time in the
future. The truth of the matter is that no
Democrat in this district could have defeat
ed the Republican nominee in the last con-
gressional tusslc. Allen received much
larger vote than Hartzell received, although
the former was defeated end the latter
elected Had all our leading Democrats
worked with half the zeal and industry that
characterized the lsbors of Allen, Green
and Linegar, and had the Democratic
Grecnbackers played the same game that
was played by their Republican confeder-
ates, Allen would have been elected by a
very decided and unqucstionable majority
But with larger vote than was ever trown
for Democratic congressional candidate
in this district, before, he was defeated, and
Democratic indifference, Democratic Green
back stupidity. and Republican Grecnback
treachery are to blame for it.
What Mr., Dowdall, of the Peoria Demo
crat, has to say of Mr. Allen. is embodied in
the following extract
The Valley Clarion, at Chester, Randolph county,
has changed hands, and in changing hands II looks
very much as II II was for the purpose OF preparing
the way for Mr.. Hartze in 1880 II says that the
18th congressional district is unQuestionably Re
publican, and that 1t was designed under the appor
tomato law to be So which Is undoubtedly true,
But Mr.. Hsrtze succeeded in carrying the district
In 1874 and again In 1876 in spite Of the Republican
majority. The Clarion intimates that Hartzell
could have carried the Republican ereeubackers,
who can never be driven into the support of Allen,
on account of his perfectly Internal record during
the war We think that Is about So 1t has cost
the Democratic party dear, but we hope that josh
Allen Is now shcyed, politically forever. The Al.
lens, the Decuis', and Gus Harringtons. and Bill
Morrisons, must be made TO stand back and stay
hack If the Democracy ever expect to win. Mr.
Hartzell was man who should not have been cast
aside by the convention in 1875 lie made a good
record in congress, stood squarely by Springer and
that class of honest men on ali vital questions and
his conduct should have been endorsed, and he
would have been reelected. In a Republican, or u
close district like the 18th, 1t won't do for the Dem
ocracy to attempt to run sman for anything whose
record and personal career Is as odous and abhor
rent as that Of Josh ALEU-.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

uses these air brakes, its competing line
will be driven, through the pressure of bus
mess necessities, to adopt them also. Thus,
in time, all the roads of the country, may
be forced into their adoption. But the
change will be Wrought so sowly--so many
train loads of men, women, and children
will be crushed and mangled and killed in
the meantime, that, it seems to US that our
law making powers should not await the
sluggish action of corporations; but take
the matter in hand, and administer little
wholesome compulsion.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

EvAYsvri.K has sensation. A southern
lady and her daughter located there, "a year
or two ago, and the beauty Of the girl set
the hearts of full half score of young
blades in consuming blaze. She moved
in the best society, and nobody in the world
was happier than were the three respectable
young men, each of whom thought himself
her sole accepted lover 1t was the habit
of this young lady to keep very exact
diary. The mother and daughter returned
south, a few days ago. and among the rub
bish left by them at their boarding house.
was small volume of that same diary; and
to the absolute horror of the three ''repect-
able young men," and to the great surprise
of everybody, the said diary aboundcd in
entries like these "F--- came home with
me from the theater; kissed me at the
gate" "Walked by the riverside with
=; he Rugged me SO often thought
discovery certain &c kissed me GER
tainly hundred times during the moon
light ride to Salt-well;" and so on, through
fifty pages. Had the names given been
those Of nice young men, or even of respect
able widowers or bachelors the three ac-
cepted lovers, and the community would
not have been so horriicd but, with one
single exception, every name used was that
of a married man. The conclusion is ire
sistablc, therefore, that the married men of
Evansville IRE, as old Mrs. Van Wormcr
used to say Of her husband, bad, in that
yVav "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

FLoRlDA.-A throng OF sufferers, with
coughs and colds, annually go south to en-
joy the ethereal mildness of the land Of
flowers. To them we would say the ncccs-
sity of that expensive trip is obyiatcd by
Compound Honey Of Tar, which speedily
vanquishes the coughs and colds incident to
this rigorous cline. For public speakers il
surpasses the Demostheric regimen of "pcb,
bles and sea shore;' clearing the throat UNI
til the voice rings with the silvery cadence
Of bell. Use Compound Honey of Tar
Price 80 cents u bottle. BARCLAY Bros
Agents, Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

WHEN used for Rheumatism, Sore Throat
Lame Back, Neuralgia, Sprains Bruises,
Cuts, Contracted Muscles, Stiff joints, Corns
and Burns, on human beings; and SPAWN,
Ringbone, Calls, Cuts, Scratches, etc, on
animals, Coussens' Lightning Liniment is
uncqualled, and its effect simply electrical.
AS its name suggests, 1t is quick to relieve,
and thousands bear witness to its astound.
ing virtues. BARCLAY BRos Agents,
Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois
NIB. IIarreli. Editor.

ALVEY old couple is John and Henry
Barlow, OF Monroe, Indiana. They are
eighty .onc years old, and twins. John is
widower and lives with his brother Henry,
who rs a married man. 1t was noticed by
the neighbors and finally by Henry, that
John was entirely too familiar with his sis
tcr-n-law. A few days ago the matter
was brought to an issue, and the brothers
had fight that would have done no dis
credit to two muscular men Of forty. They
beat each other mercilcssly, and were so
disabled at the outcome that both of them
had to be carried to their beds. Lying
within earsh0t of each other, the
one jealous. the other revengeful, and both
full Of aches and pains from their injuries,
the'verbal passes between them are said to
have been absolutely blood-curdling. A
nice pair of curmudgeons, amt they'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

IT seems impossible that remedy made
Of such common, SIMPLE plants as Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion etc, should
make 80 many and such marvellous and
wonderful cures as Hop litters do, but
when old and young, rich and poor, pastor
and doctor, lawyer and editor, all testify
to having been cured by them, you must
believe and try them yourself, and doubt
no longer. See other column.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

no, only promptly arrests the c0rroding discharges
In Catarrh, but by sympathetic action, II restores
to sound health NIL the organs Of the head that have
become affected byt and exhibit any Of the follow
ing affections;
Defective Eyesight, lnfamcd and Mattcry Eyes
Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss Of Hearing
Earache, Neuralgia OF the Ear Discharges from
Ear, Ringing Noises In the Head, Dizziness,
Nervous Headache, Pains In the Temples, Loss
Of the Senses of Taste and Smell, ElOngatiOn OF
the Uyula. Inflammation of the Tonsils, Putrid
Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough, Bron-
chitis, and Bleeding Of the Lungs.
Each package of Sunford's Radical Cure contains
DR.. Saniords Improved Inhang Tube and full
directions for Its use in all Price One Dollar
For sale by all Wholesale and retail druggists and
dealers throughout the United States ana Canada
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents aud Whole
sale Druggists Boston, Mass
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
OFt'IcEItS:
WILLIAM sTRATToN, PRns
BOARD or MANAGERS {:

BOARD OF MANAGERS:
J. J. GORDON, Physician. ......."..C Cairo Ill,
Mrs +. A. TAYLOR Superintendent OF
Soho ols, Alexander County. ,.....;....'
Mrs E, G, FORD, Variety Bracket Store, "
!. A. GOIDSTINE, of Goldstine Ro.
senwater, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. ..... " II
N. b. fHISTLEW GOD, OF llinklo q
Thistlewood, Commission Merchants,
Cotton ana Tobacco Factors. .,....,..
3. d. AYERS, Of Ayers " Cos commits
sion Merchants,.... ...,....'';;,,,'...
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at Law. ......,,'....,.
WIN. STRATToN, OF Stratton n Bird,
Wholesale Gr0ccrs. ......,..."...., " \
GEO. M, ALDEN, Commission Mer.
chant 70 Ohio Levee. .".,..."......
JAS, =. REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company ,..... :"
HARRf SON lIouPT, Matchmaker and
c HISSi T. iSTiiUtXRr, Wholesale and he
EDWARD A. BuDER, Manufacturing
Watchmakers Tools and Materias.... " I'll
EDWIN Il. EGNEW, Proprietor ~.
Charles Hotel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. "
HAzEN LEIGHTON, Commission MGR,
Dr. sn1 EspwXRb II. RiiotiR.. i. t. i; Marshal
Southern District Illinois, .".."S Springfield lila
Dr. r. s. BRIGHAM physician. indianapolis, In
JAS. M. 'dELATr, Real Esta,e
ae As'pb1 AvD & WELLS. MciGcdisf l0''
Tn' GsTELSY Merchant o..na 'qMa srSss H
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

QuERy. Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros
Seal Of North Carolina" ut the same pricci
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

Az Electro-Galvanic Battery, combined with u
"A highly Mcdicated Plaster, forming the grandcst
curative agent In the world OF medicine, and utterly
surprising all other plasters heretofore in use
They accomplish more In one week than the old
plasters in whole year. They do not paliate; they
CUGE They
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14
Price % Gents.

Be careful to call for Collins Votac Plaster lest
you get some worthless imitation Sold BY all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas, and by WEEKS i POT.
TER. Prourietors. Boston Mass
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

No matter what may be the extent Of your suffer
Ing, try one OF these Pasters Relief IN nstaniane
Gus, fact supported by hundreds OF testimonials In
our possession. Bear In mind that the most i'm
portant discoveries In pharmacy date back less than
ten years, aud that combinations Of gums and es
sences OF plants and shrubs are herein united with
Electricity to form curative Plaster In soothing
healing, and strengthening properties, as far supe
rior to all other Plasters heretofore In use ~ the
scientific physician IL TO the horse leech
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-12-14

Largest Circulation OF amy Daily in
Southern Illinois.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

freshmen The iormer entered Lamb, Ives, Collins
and Fuller and the freshmen Eaton. Hull. Storrs and
Fol.om rne freshmen were the nrst to give way.
and though making gallant resistance were pulled
over the 1. ne in 20 seconds.
In the 30 wards iash, Moorhead. 10 &. 8. s.: Du-
rand, 'Sl, aud schuyler, 'S2 entered. Moorhead
started poorly but gradually drew away from Schuy
ler. VINO cit Durand in the rear. Moorhead crossed
u few feet IN advance OF schuyler Time, 81 seconds
In the mile walk Briggs, 81, and Van Rensselaer,,
ISL :. s. s. entered. Al the quarter pole Van Rensse
lasr led nearly thirty yards They maintained this
position to the halt-mis turn. in 3m. sos. On the
asi quarter Briggs closed up the gap. but could not
rescn his opponent, Van Rensselaer, Winning IN
SIN. ll4s fhs time rs the best ever made ut Yale.
RIGGS at the spring meeting, made the distance 10
SIN. sos.
Stokes TO ana Jones. senior clsss Law school, en-
tered tor the hall mile run An even start was OBJ
tained Jones closely pressed his competitor ~ tho
quarter and stokes led by less than ten feet 10 the last
few hundred feet Jones gradually closed The gap
and squirting ut the finish led by FULLY thirty ieet
Time, 2m l3s.
Walden, ISL; Miller. 'S2. and Dickinson, 'S2, threw
the baseball. Eacn was allowed tuIee throws.
Miller reached 3l9 IT, in. Walden, 3l4 Il. 8 In.
In The thrse-egged race Cuyier ana Schuyler. from
'S2. and Merritt and Nixon IRON Isl, competed. The
distance was $50 yards. The freshmen won, leading
about SIX feet. T,ma, 23 seconds.
TIE time made IN tb contests compare IN several
very favorably with thos. made nt other coege
games. Tho officers we're Judges, q. y. Aidrich,
10; g. II. McAIpne, '79; W. Pollock. 'S2; A ). Van
Voorhis, 10 5. ;. 5. Timekeepers w. Z. Dole. Jr.,
ana T. 4. Livingston, '79, Referee, Sir. Sinson, OF
the Law school,
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
BASEBALL.

the third game OF tho tournament for the local
championship was played yesterday afternoon the
Union Ground IN the presence Of u large number Of
spectators, the contestants beng tho FIyaways OF
this CITY, and the ILLUSIONS, OF Brooklyn The gume
was CON me ced with the Fiyawnys at the bat, who
were easily Disposed Of without scoring The
Hudsons then took the bat, and from the irec
manner which they hit AcCaDn II looked
~ though they would win victory.
Such, however, ~as not the case. the hrst Inning
being the only inning 10 winch McCana hit with
any fleet lu the next two innings both sides
tired without scoring. some beautiful fielding being
done. In the fourth inning the Flvaways succeeded
In tyIng the game, ana in the sixth they took the
lead which they Increased In the seventh. The dud.
sons scored In the eighth through spie
ruuuipg by Bounce. Both sides bla ked IN The
ninth iuning, two pretty fly catches oy Clinton pre-
yenuug the Hudsons fiom scoring and tying the
game Following is the score:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BORDEAUX, Oct 23Arrvca, barks Prudent Pp. Ailiet,
New YorK; 2lth. subra tNor). Otterbeck, do.
Sailed 2sth, barks Nuova virginis uta). CAnero, New
York; 26th. Assyria tBp. Edgett, Baltimore.
BARCELONA, Oct 2JArrvsd, bsrks XII de Jusio tSp),
RibsrAs Now orieans 24th Lista tsp). Call Baltimore.
CRoSsrApr, Oct 2i-sxiIsd. bark Jason tkor, Belke.
New YORK before reported without date).
CEpHALosiA Oct 20 Sailed, brig y Packard, Ames-
bury. Phiiadelphia
CKrrs, Uet 2t-Arrived barts Impsratore Fraacesco
Giuseppe (Aus), Premuda, New York; Ksrstons Lan-
gaard tNor. Anderson. do; Washington QtaD. Cahcro.
do: brig II Messer. Lawrence, do.
Sailed 2tth. bark Sansego tAuO. Mircovich, New York.
DRoenpDA Oct 25-Arived. brig Ella whittemore.
Wright. Bangor Me.
DUBLIN. Oct 26-5aed, bark L n De vebber (Br),
Wright New York.
DARTMOUTH, Oct 26-Put In for COAL steamer Mo (Br
BAN Dough. from Savann ah for Revai.
ELsisoRE. Oct 22-Arrived. barks A Hickman tGerl.
Minister. Baltimore for Dantxc 23d Evening star tNor)
Natvig. New York
FALxourH. Oct 25-Arrived. bark Don Jusso. Jones.
Portland. Me-
GLASGOW. Oct ~ Arrived steamer Prince Edward
(f,rJ, Fraser. Montreal
sailed 2eth. bark Frask tNeD. Petersen. United
ststsA
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
CLEARED.

Steamer City of Berlin tsD. Kennedy. Liverpool via
os,eamer The Queen tBr). Altree. LIverpoeI-F
Hurst. - o. ,,, ,,a a.,
steamer Eth,opia tBr. Campbell glasgow Henderson
steamer Rhein aisr), FRANKIE. Bremen via sou'hamp
steamer Hudson. Gaser. New orlea Clark sesm.n.
ssamer Ashland. Hunter, ,Fernandina-Wiiliam Ciyoc
steamer City Of Savannah Mallory Savannah -George
sasamer cay OF Atlanta Woodruff Chareston-J
steamer wyanoke. Couch, City Point and Richmond
o Gamer schmomd Rely Norolk-oid Dominion Steam
'ise Steamer Knight Chichester. Georgetown DcJ
, R%syTGS E,sT
steamer Nereus. iia,iett. Boston-H Dinocx -
ship Levi BURGESS. st~rrctt, London SNOW Bur
Ship Annie II smith, Bartlett San Franciseo-sutton&
Ship carroiiton, Lewis, San Francisco-simonson q
Bark Ungdome yennor tyo,,: Jacobsen. Cork or T.l-
9nrs 81 ta Nieoiiu uors Falmouth Plymouth for
ordcrs-Dassori. straehie Co.
BARK Beit tBrl, Mcbride, Antwetp-o " BertsaS.
Bsrs Hsfrsjord Nor. Meyer Ams'erdam-c Tobias a
Bark D.puc,o Psdro dtaD. Merr.no. Ro,,erdam-soco-
Bast Northern Queen tBr). Dollar. Havro-Boyd a
BARK Fannie L Cam tBD. Cam. sDunkrk-foyd
BsrE Ncnuphsr tBp, Pitmsn. Calais tFrance)-
Bars Ercoe utaD. Cocuruio. Cette-Funch. Edye A Co.
Brig Eliza stevens, Rich, Cadix-Miller a Iioughton.
scbr Addle q Bryant, stubvs Vera Cruz j JaBssen.
schr Nympn tBrD Reyes, Bezs and Traxillo-Lcayc AFT
scar Hattie Card, Moore, Cape naytisn- -Kunhardt 4
Co. . -, - a. -
Co.
schr sarah W Hunt cfadden, Point.a pirc-B Wen
sehr Annie Cotter tBr). Mclaughlin Arroyo, PR, via
Wilmington. NC scanneu Brss.
schr L A Van Brunt. fooker, Nassau. MP Monteii
A TO.
schr Susie Prescott tBr. Glass st John, Mp Nevius
A
schr N Trundy Crowley, ina-John Boyntonis
schr Mole. Atberton, Port ROYAL. sCJed. Frye 90.
sohr l. Thompson. Huh, Providence aud Newport-J
Roberts.
sIoop Mary Dallas. Drake, New Hsven-Catwright 4
Doyle
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
THE FIFTY MILE CHAMPIONSHIP.

All arrangements we're completed Yesterday for the
nfy mile walking match for $500 aud the champion
snip o America, which Is to take place a. Albany
the 3oh inst, between William McCann, OF that city,
and William Z. Harding, OF New York All the stakes
have been posted, and Mr Frank Queen has trans
ferred the $500 10 Mr.. J. Bassett. Of this city.
who has boen selected 6nal stakeholder. Uu-
usual interest is manifested over the contest.
and tnere has been considerable betting already.
McCn nn's lshment OF fifty miles In Su.
36m sos, the fastest time record, has made him
great isvorie. Albert Smith, O'Leary's backer;
James Kelly, James McCioud. Captain John I0bi u,
Monday, aud after tneir arrival II rs expected
there Will be some change IN the betting. Harding
and his hackers aud attendants, with = number OF
sporting men, arc also TO arrive tomorrow. The
market price OF the betting Is Slo0 Ss5 McCann.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

The sixth OF a series Of club handicap games was
held 10 Hoboken yesterday on the grounds Of the
American Athletic Club. tho initial event upon the
programme, the $50 yards run, being taken by NJ. II.
yermiye, nftesn yards start In 16 seconds r. Mich.
ois, scratch, seconi T. Nichols, twelve yasds, won
tho 440 yards hurdle race by SIX ieet, aiter
hard with NJ II. johnson tcigbt
yardsl second. Time, 664 seconds. The 0OJ
yards run proved n victory ot W. H. Capes 20 yards,
I'm 40 = lne ont.uAil p0ur walk was won Nv e.
r. Lewis, 90 socoDds starr, wnp covered miles 46s
yards. W. WHver, Jr 100 seconds start, tak.
ing secobd place. j. A. Mackey's ave miic
run against time resulted IN victory Tor
the runner, he doing the distance In 32m. 32l,
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
LONG DISTANCE WALKING.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Oct 26, 1878.
In the Connscticut cham pionship twsnty-six hour
walk, at the end OF thirteen hours Law had made
81 l3 miles and Moore 5s 25 miles. LAWS quick est
mile was made 10 ION. las, Moore's In ON. As.
LAW was of the track but minutes Moore rested
hour account OF blsterei iscI Al Two o'clock
Law had 76N miles TO his credit and Moore 90 l-3
miles. Moore rested another halt hou'.
The walk terminated ~ nine O'Clock tonight In
favor oil Law, who scored IS miles TO Moores 76 90
miles. Moore only walked seven miles after Two
O'Clock this afternoon. He ascriDes his deteut TO
his teet not having had time 10 harden
since the Waterbury walk. Law walked 81 miles,
with only minutes OFF track. AT the close
he had rested hour and three quarters and ap
parcnIy fresh at the start.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
GREENPOlNT ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Gresnpoint H. IL Athletic Club will hold les
6rst annual fall games at the Manhattan Athletic
Club Grounds on the 9th November at three P. NJ.
TIE following programme has been arranged :-One-
milo walk, l00yard run and quarter Of mile run.
all handicaps and open TO all ,teurs. The follow
ing club championships will also be decided :-0ne
yard rum 430yard run, III ree-mie walk and
running high jump. Entrance Tee, twenty 1--WE cents
In each open Entries will close Tuesday, No
vember M w. II. Purdy Is to attempt the feat OF
waking three miles IN 23m. 19As.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
YACHTING NOTES.

Mr. Thomas Manning, yacht broker, has sold for
the owners the caoia sioop yachts Lotos, Flying
Cloud and Egcr,o. This rs the second sale Mr.. Nan
ming has made " the Escria within two weeks sho
now COOS to Boston and viii be enrolled in the East
ern, Boston ana Dorchester Yacht cubs.
Yacht Pirate, no club, Mr.. Thomas Howell, from
Grsenport, L. l., passed the HERALD telegraph sta
tion at Whitestono, L l., yesterday afternoon, en-
route to New York.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
RIFLE SHOOTING IN CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Oct &c 1878.
In the rife match to-day at Willow Brook range.
Berlin, Conn, under the management Of the Con-
necticut Rifle Convention, teams OF tour from Hart
ford New Britain and Middletown entered In the
nuai competition for the r. steele Il SOD cup The
match shots EACH 500, 500 and l. QUO yards.
The New Britain team scoring 53l 10 504 Tor The
Har fore and 4S2 or he Berlin.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
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SAILED.

Steam City OF Berlin B) Tor Liverpool; The Queen
tBr). sicily tBrj, do; Ethiopia tbr Glssgow khen
U5er). Bremen; New York. balveston; Hudson New Or.
leans. City q s.yannah. savannah Guy o. Atlsnts
charleston. r. Knight GeOrk etown. DCt hichmnnd.
Norfolk ship Marcia Day Havre and anchored ~ the
lover bayD: lark Golden Horn tNor, Rotterdam bftgs
Agenors Cardenast kche (B Laguayras Porto Cabeiio
And Cufseoa.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
Totals.3 3 627 I 8 Totals. 2 5 27 u Z
score by Innings.
an ~ I'm. IN I'm

score by Innings.
C7nbs 1st 2d. Sd. lu. Oh. 6th 7th. Sh. 9th
Fiyaway........ 0-3
Hudson. ...... q U U U %
Umpire Mr. Taylor, OF the Hudson Club, oil Hud-
sou. Scorer-Mr Byrne. Time oI game-0nc hour
and twenty minutes. First base by crrors-Fly-
awavs 2; Hudson, 3. Runs earued-F .yaway. I;
HUDSON, D. Total left on bases-Flysway 5; Hudson,
4 Total base hits--Flyaway, I: Hudson d. Passed
balls Fiyaway, L; HUDSON, /. Wild pilches-Fiy-
away, o; HuosoD.l
The following strong picked nine h as been elected
to play against the jersey Guys IN their benefit
Rsme:-keily. OF the CIncinnatis: Purcell Of the
Utc,s; Moan nDd Mccormick, of the Indianapolis
CluD; OCoD3or, West, Nelson and Taylor vi the Hud-
sons, OF Hudson, aud Tiily. OF tho Fiyawsys.
the games at Prospect Park resulted as foliows:-
Wasningtons, II; Acmcs, II First DIVISION Of tho
Tho gamo ut Utica between tue Chcagos. oil the
Nsionai League, aud the Utlcas, OF the
Association, WAS won Dy tno lucas Dy score oil
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
CRICKET.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 20, 1878.
In tho cricket match the Cali fornisns took second
ngs to-day aad ro,ired with los runs, including
10 byes the Australians thus winning by 135 In
n ugie inDlng The best scores OF the Caniornia
TO- day were Malone, ~; Nssio 10; duck cgss, 3.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
RIFLE ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

TRENTON, N. j, Ost 26, 1878.
riff ASSOCIATION organized here to-day with
thirty charter members. A range for long distance
snooting, 400 yards, will be procured. Officers will
be elected next Thursday. number Of the members
are officers aud men of the National Guard.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
ATHLETIC sPORTS AT YALE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HtRALp. ]

Nkw HAVEN, Conh., Uct. 10 I5tM
Tho fall games OF the Athletic Association OF Yale
College took place to-day. The competitors IN the
loo yards dash Folsom, Badger and
schuyler 50 and Moorshead, 49, s. $. 5.
schuyler took tho lead from tho start
and maintained It, breastng tho tape IN 101 seconds,
Moorhoad second. Tho tmc made at tho spring
meeting was 10t4 seconds.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27
A NEW RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 26, 1878.
rile association organized In this city to-day
Thirty charter members were enrolled. A range Tor
long distance shooting 400 yards, Is TO DO estab
iishod. Ex-Nayor Crevsing presided, and OIL ;ers
will be elc cted next Thursday.