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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-02
AFRAID OF THa SCOURGE.

TARRYTowN MOB REYUsR TO ALLOW THE
cAsKET CONTAINING DIR. LINDLEY's RI
MAINS on SHORE ALMOST RIOT.
Not little Indignation is felt among the better class
OF citizens OF rarrytown At scene winch occurred
there on Su 4day night last la connec-
ton with tho burial OF tho ato hcro, DE-.
Newton A. Lsndey, who dcd at Quarantine
on saturday from yellow lever contracted whilo no.
bly, working in the scourgc-s,ricken South Gu sun
day the body placed Ia hermsticaily sealed me-
talc casket ana put on board special tug Tor con.
yeyaDe1 tarrytown for atermcnt IN tue family lot
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
Dr.. vsnaerpos, the Heath oincer. gave ccrtIhcaie
for the removal When tue tus arrived al tue larry
town Gock--tne tine being seven 0 clock T. Mt
was met py a moo o. men WAC refused TO allow the
caskct TO DO taken shore. During the excitement
president OF tue village. Mr. James ALE xauder vas
Appealed TO- aud he hurried u tho scene. accom-
panici by Dr. scriDneE they cnseavorcd 10 con-
inco tho rngle"ders that there was not tho
shghtcst danger OF coutagioD. as tho casket
was hsrmcucaily sealed out the c'owd, wnlea
was constantly Increasing, refused to be paciied
A consultation thon took place between hr u. A.
Lindicy, The proihcr OF the deceased ana Mr. Alex
undcr. Mr. Lndley insisted on his right TO take tho
casket to tue cemetery, ana expressed his deter
mination 10 take IL thsrs Al all hazards, unless
the authorities positively refused their permission.
Altcr Consultation with some OF his colleagues, Mr.
Asxinder finally announced as his decision that tho
casket could not DC landed, as no feared a
rloL The Tug was then put back and landed
near lrvipgton, IRON whence the remains
were 'aaSn VI" ee,a Snie NJ ia"e,sys
house and al the grave, Rev. Dr. Sawyer, OF Irving
ton, officiating al tue former, and Rev Dr. Tucker, oil
New York, AT the latter
HERALD reporter called last night on Mr..
Alexander, who said III relation to ,no mattcF:-
THE crowd was very much excited ana while
Dr.. Scroner and myself were perfectly salts
hed that there was danger / was poweriess
In the premises. Our police force consists Of only
three men, aud thu crowd was 200 strong there
lore thought more pr udcnt 10 withhold my permits
SON.
rho undertaken VINO had charge Of the remains said,
'srhe ctskct might have been Kept ~ house twonty
years and tAore could Ds NO contaaion"
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RACKEIS.

At the court OF Mr.. N. Hicks, udson street, Hoboken
yesterday afternoon there We're several contests AZ
American racke,s which elected hearty applause
The nrst struggle, four-handed, best two in thrcc
games. was between Professor james eating and Mr..
T. Fitzpatrick the side, and Professor Oscar
Manning and Mr.. Thomas Good on the other. Follow
Ing IL the score
Keating and Fitzpatrick. .............. Is q II
Manning and Good. 81 20 20
The next encounter, also four-handed, best two 10
three games, stopped by darkness at the end OF
tho fourth inning In this struggle Professor Manning
and Alderman Dwycr played against Mr. Thomas
Goodwin and Mr. J. Pause. Following is the score:-
Manning and Dwyer............ 10 81 p 20
Goodwin and Pause. ........... u II Is u
The contest Al the Willow street court also at
American racksts. The struggle was TOUR banded,
best Two 10 three games On side we're Mr.. I. +.
Connolly and Mr.. J. Ryan and the other Mr.. r.
Sweeney aud Mr. J. Corners. Following Is the score -
Connolly and Ryan .............. 81 rs 81
sweeney and Connors. II Il Is
This afternoon, at the Willow street court, Hobokcn,
the last games Will OF the series OF the
ment in behalf Of the yellow iever sufferers.
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lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.l

by TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.l
UREA, Oct. 1, 1878
Bertha Won Bergc, of Rochester, only twenty years
OF age nshed the task OF walk loo miles IN
twenty hours with an 45s to spare. Sbo began
last night nj eight O'Clock and completed nor lO0tn
mile Ion. Com. los tonight Har fastest mile Was
second, IN lin. los: tho slo~est tho 24th, IN
l5m Dos. she rested d. On, AMI her actual waikng
time 2Ih. 43m. lss. The largest audit
ence that Tor years mas been In Me-
cnanics' Hall Witnessed the conclusion vi
The walk Judge Jones, senator Goodwin. Congress-
Bacon otners equally prcm,nent acted as rel
erees
W. q. Jones, an amateur, undertook TO walk l2O
mics While Miss Won Bsrss accomplished loo, bot
stopped alter making So mica Mss Won Berao re-
Ssiysa a mi II ks.A
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THE HIGHLAND TRAGEDY.

To THE EDITOR THE HEHALD:-
In your account In Monday's lssuo OF tho above
murder there arc several errors when l. as one Of
the OF tue deceased (and there are nvo oil
us), wish TO rectily. First--Wo have no mothort
she has been dead almost twelve years. second
You state that Peter was short of funds that he
was unaOc To return nome, anu consequently had u
borrow solcent Tor that purpose from young Jenkin'
son. This IS strange, AS collected from JeDkinson,
81 balance OF account due my brothcr ior worl
performed Third--No member OF our famiIy--ali OF
whom resi1o ia TINS city excepting sister tsnd
there are Tour oil themL who IL IN Long Bianch-hava
ever received any communication whatever from the
Prosecuting Attorney. Fourib--No statement waa
ever made by any one OF my that thore an
old grudge oxisting between Frankun aud my de-
ceased brotncr Fthh--Ine Distriot Attorney stated
that he does not Know ~hGther we nave employs
counsel We have. and such counsel viii be presem
when necessary MlLAAE MI EINl4Ex
NAV IoRk CiTX. OaI l. lS7A
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BASEBALL.


TIE SEkbk1 GIFTS DEFEAT THE WITOkAS On THE
UNION GEoUsD-orHgR GAMEs.
The game between The Jersey City Browns and the
witokas. Of Brooklyn, gu tGs Union Ground ycster-
day afternoon, we'll attended. Tho witokas werc
strengthened by schaensr and Hayes, OF the dis
banded Montgomery Club The arst tnrce innings
were spiendidy contested Dethor side being able TO
score, owing to the excellent fielding 10 the iourtn
inning each side scored run through loose fielding
aud good batting. Alter chances had gwen, but
not accepted, TO pot the Jersey Citys out In tho
hfth inning, several good hits we're made, and
Two runs we're scored before the side could DO
put out The playing 10 the sixth and seventh In
nings sharp both sdes neither club being able
10 score, although several good attempts we're made
In The gain inning the visitors succeeded IN adding
two more runs TO their score BY sale nItting. WIN
the assistance OF seysra Neither SIDE scored
In the ninth inning. Inc WitoKas outbatted thor
opponents, Out lost The game through being out
heided bannan aud Poorman both pitched with
telling eject Thsy were, however, poorly supported
IN the Held Troy played splendid game at second
base capturing ever thIng that came la his reach.
Dosn aud HAYES ed the batting Tor their Respective
clubs Following 10 the score.-
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

pigeon shooting match tor 5000 took place yes
tereay al Dexter Park, on the Jamaica road, in tho
presence OF large assembsge oil spectators between
i've chosen MONITORS Of tue Long Island Ciuo and the
same number from the Nassau Gun Club Each
testant ured at fifteen BIRDS
The afternoon was charming but the birds furnish
proved very troublesome, especially 10 the Nassau
men as they missed 81 birus OF the rs, while
tue Lsng Island CLUB members knocked over CO and
m saed TO- thus winning tue match with Is birds to
spare The following arc tho details The above
match aud also q trial snoots-
DxxrER PARK, JAMAICA ROAD l.-IIGEos SHOOT.
fxG--iUEsDsY, Oct i, 1873 -datch $500, between
Eve members IRON the Long Island anu five from
the Nassau Gun Club; 10 Dirds eacu % yards rise.
so yards boundary, ~ on shot, II aud traps, and
the Iona Island rules to govern.
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Clubs 1st. ~ sd an 5ia. ca IN STA sM
y w,,"a city," Q %
Runs earned--Jersoy CITY, o; Wtoks, o. Fins.
base by error.Jersey Guy, 4; Witoka. o. Total eit
ON basss-Jcrsey Cay, o; "Itoks, 7. Total base hits
Jersey Jtty s; Witoka, IL Struog out-Jerscy CITY,
a. wnoka, Umpre-ME walker scorcr-A.
Staples. Time OF gaus-Oue hour and nifty minutca
ALASKA HUDSON
The game on the Centennial Ground between the
Hudso0s, OF HUDSON, N. ", and the AlasEas, OF THIS
eity, resulted 10 a overwhelming victory Tor tho
vsitors The AtasKas were short the services OF j.
Ireaey, their second baseman, and guilty, tnetr
catcber O'Nou, the Alaska pitcher, vas quito
uuweli, anu was Obliged 70 go out IA tho
right beid alter me thru inning. Rippsiagor TAX
lug his place. Tue latter pitched very cleo
lively. but was poorly supported IN tho 6eld, Malone
nj tLird base making ak glsrng errors The Illusions
earned ran N the second inning. Callahan and West
making pretty single base hits aud Kent tso-Dase
hit. In the eighth inning the AlssKa earned toe only
run they got during the game DunngaB made q
base hit, ran TO sooond fou hy nit Ny Rppsaasr
Hud caught vy U'Connor and scored on Suvan's Two.
ha-a Lls csRkIa naasf' Aeaa. MGsl IlsssA
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WALKING MATCHES PROPOSED.

Al Smith and o'Lcsry have arranged to give
a walk Tor amateur and professional pedestrians on
Monday aud Tuesday next over tho same tracks that
oLeary and Hughes now using. nity-m,is
walk Tor amateurs viii be started Monday,
IN when Armstrong ana some egnt or ten Others Will
compete A two hundred dollar gold watch VIII
the nrst prize, ana some other article worth 500
will DO gwen TO tne second man. professional walk
OF will be started Monday night
ten r. NJ, Tor money prlzos-s2O0 TO the first and
$50 TO the second. Hannah, oil Boston. ana Ennis,
OF Chicago, nave already entered, and nuInDsr OF
others ar. expected. Hannah Ia wiling to bet that
he makes 40 miles IN the twenty four hours.
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THE RIFLE.

sCoRr RS MATCHES ON THE cREEDMooR RANGE.
The regular military scorers shot two matches on
tho Crecdmoor range yesterday for number of
prizes presented TO them by the military Aabuts of
the range. number OF the r friends including
ladies, present. The weather favorable and
the scores good. The principal prizes two mill
tary rifles, revolver, life membership IN the M
tional Rifle Association and silver The
medals and badges lhey Will be presented 20 tho
winners ut Creedmoor October TO- The ranges IN
the first match were loo $50. 200 800, 400 aud 500
yards making ibility OF l50 points. The follow
ing were the winners:-E. J. Smith. III; c. H.
Brown, lis; W. +. Miller, ia; J. W. Hale, 1l3; ].
sullivan. lo2: T. Kelly, 9s; +. A. Guntner. % j. J.
Burns, "a: J. Meyers 81; 5. +. Glover, 90; j. II.
CULVER, 70; K. Glover 81; J. Murray o.; I. H.
Stephens, SO.
The distances in the second match we're 200 and
500 YARDS tho possi bi,ty 10 points. Tue best
scores were as ioliows:-P j. sullivan, 81 j. w.
Hale 81; W: Sweeney, 4s; E. J. smith. As; W.
Myers, ~; g. ii. Brown, 43; J. McNevin, ~; W. +.
Miller, 40; J. L. Slack, 40.
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ADDITIONAL AID.

The yellow fever fund subscribed through Mayor
Yates, Of Newark, foots up 70 date $l3, 1868 Co.
Ripley Ropes, treasurer OF the Brooklyn roof
fund, received $4s as from various sources the
benefit the sufferers The total amount collected
thus In that city Is $21, 4l6 VI.
Inc infant class oil tue Norm Bergen Sunday school,
Jersey City, contributed 81 rs 10 the yellow fever
fund.
Treasurer Hall, Of Now Brunswick, N. j., forwarded
$50 TO 81. vincent's Infant Asylum NJ New Orleans;
$500 w. J. q. Holland, chairman OF the Renef
Committee At Holly Springs Mss, ana $500 TO r. II
Roacn cashier OF the yicksburg Bank, ior tho How
ard Association
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splendid game at second base as did Nelson short
STOP Following Is tho score
Iotais..... y II 10 Totals. II II p II

Score ~ IHHtH0S
Clubs Isl. I'd 81. 4lA. Ste On TIL SLh 9th
Hudson..... Sill
Runs earned-Aiaska. l; Hudson, !. First base by
errors-AMska 3; Hudson, 10 Total left on bases
Alaska, @; Hudson, 8. Totai base hits-Alaska, I;
Hudson. II. Struck out-Aaska, 4; Hudson, Q. Um-
pire-Mr johnson. Scorer-John Moore. Time OF
gRme-lwo hours.
la game at Troy the Haymakers defeated the
Utcas by score oil 2to1
In the game at New Bedford between the Now Bed
lords ana Bufalos the latter by score OF to o.
The games TO be played to day arc MS follows:-
Jersey City Browns and Orange, on the Centennial
Ground, Tor the Fay Tor pennant aud State Champion
snip; Ben. Laughun Association ana knight Asso-
CATION on The Union Ground stars and Loweils, at
Syracuse, Tor The international championships; New
Bedlords and Natcgs. at Natck, and Bostons and
BuHalos, Boston.
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Bstwcea eleven aud tSeive O'Clock Two three
amateurs got tho track and started waking. Their
appearance created little excitement aud they
were presently put on o'Leary lett the track
ut 1lh lam. Cos, having completed l75 miles and
three laps. lie Will probably rest uDtl about four A. ii.
hugbes came the track again at llb 27m. 45s, and
limbcd around IN arather quct style There still
several hundred spectators and they gave the walker
u nttIe encouragement Alter walking two or three
laps no began 10 improve, aud got along ioleraDIy
VOL for the next mile. He left TIE track NJ
I'm Is, having competed his 1853 mile, just % niles
aud laps beh nd O'Learv. Botn meu Will probably
get on the track between and i've morning.
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and fsur Among tho deaths yesterday
was c. G. Handy. volunteer telegraph operator from
New Albany Ind, VINO came here tnree weeks ago
and worked nobly at his post night aud day until
stricken with fever. DR.. Joe H. Prewitt who died
to-day. was a prominent citizen, who had worked
bravev, bathing with the epidemc until prostrated
the
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PROGRAMME or THE MATCHES FOR OCTOBER
The competitions upon the Creedmors Range vii,
tako nlaca ms follows during tho ensninr month

SATURDAY. 5tb-At 10 40 A. NJ match for the "Sharp's
Prize " $3.50 In gold. 800 800 and 200 yards and
S r. NJ the thirteenth competition nr the TURF Fie
and Farm Challenge Badge, At 200 yards.
WEDNESDAY, 9th-At r. NJ. the "skirmisher's Badge"
for eight firing by hie aud vocy and upon
cuson OF the preceding the ninth competition til
.thampon Msrksmsn's Badg under conditions sim liar
to those of the cnlnpetitions for the state Badge
WEDNESDAY. l6tn-At : I'D +. NJ, the Appleton"
match, 300 and 800 yards
SATURDAY. l9th--At 1o:45 A. NJ. the '.Romip gton"
match for $500 gold. 300 and ,OpD yards.
WEDNESDAY. 23d-At 2:30 r. A., the Ballard" match.
at 200 yards.
SATURDAY 26th-At 30 +. NJ, Trimming Deer' match.
WEDNESDAY,. 3Dth-At = 80 fourth petition the
..3aersleeve medal conditions simi those
state .Asrksman's SAdge' competitions
The Amateur Ride Club will shoot their 'Mid-range
Match at go yards. "Wednesday. 9th; the short
Range Match At 200. Wednesday. 23d, and Long
Range 600 100 aud 200 yards, Saturday, 18th
The Washington Gray Troop Club will shoot sho sth
and
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HORSE FAIR AT NEW DoRp, s. I.

grand horse tar. tue proceeds OF which arc to DO
sont the lover stricken cities in the South, will be
hold Sea View Park, Now Dorp, 5. l., to-day. The
programme OF events comprises milo heats in bar
ness. double team trots, mile heats, exhibition Of
speed by many OF tho best horses In Richmond county
ana numerous other Interesting Ieaturea
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The Howard Association rciterate their former de-
spatch that they have funds sufficient hand and IN
sight 10 meet every demand made upon them tor the
reiof OF the destitute SICK Of tho present epidemic
anu point out how persons OF all Municipalities may
obtain relief by leaving their addresses on s.aies
placed at convenient points throughout the city, but
decline TO furnish relief through Otner associations
Governor Nichols has issued = proclamation recon.
mendiDg Wednesday. October 0, as u day Of tasting,
humiliation and prayer Tor dcliverance from the
scoUrge.
Thore wore seven new cases at the 81. Vincent In
fant Orphan among Thorn that Of Sister Con-
seaga
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FIFTY DEATHS IN MfMPHIs YESTERDAY ANp
TIE FEVER STILL SPREADING IN THE
COUNTRY.


MEMPHIS, Oct l. 1873.
Fifty deaths from yellow lever were reported to
the GARD oil Health by the undetak for the past
twenty-our hours, ending at SIX O'Clock to- night.
The weather is oppressively hot OF those thirty.
threo died within the corporation of the city.
Among tho deaths reported are Miss Anuie Roboins,
Mrs NJ. J. Atkinson, Captain N. s. Green and wife,
n. rwigg, W. j. Whoon, David l.. Warner and j.. Is.
Weaver. jacob kohnbcrg, Acting Prcsi dent OF the
Hebrew Hospital ASSOCIATION aud an active member OF
noon HIS Case is very miid. N. W. Whacker and
Marvin GRIMM continue TO improve. @. LDnsdaie re-
IN ans IN critical condition. fhc following tcisgram
was received this aiternoon.-
MOSCOW, Penn., Oct. L. 1875.
To II. W. MnrnELL, Medical Director Of the Howards:-
Drs lii and down with fever Pie send
aud four ale to-day without fail
JOHN j. sTEGeR Mayor.
DR.. Joseph Yates will bc sent with nurses In re.
Spouse TO the appeal The paysicans OF the Howard
medical corps report a arse number OF sick In tho
vicinity OF Gi's station, three miles cast ibore II
scarcely house IN THIS ueghborhVod IN wnica lever
has not developed DR.. X. X. Hunter wbo had bcea
sent Mason, Tenn, only three OF lever
IN that town. Twenty three physcaps OF the Howard
medical corps report % now cases.
Tue following appeal viii be published to morrow
The ST Andrews society, OF Memphis, has lost US
president ana secretary. Their treasurer, W. w.
Young, Is sick with fever Mr. w. A. Fnnic rs acting
president aud calls upon sister societies to send relief
for distressed countrymsn.
DR. Cuarles Barkerviilc, oil Horn Lake. MISS, q
member VI the Howard medical corps, was taken
down tonight
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vIcKsBuRG's GRATITUDE.

VIChsBUKG 5 GRATITUDE.
yIcKsBURG, Miss, Oct 2, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Your earnest and successful work In aid OF the
Southern sufferers awakcns our warmest gratitude.
Amounts deposited IN tho Park Bank reach US
promptly through the Vicksburg Bank. Words can
not convey our thanks. I. X. ROACH,
Treasurer Howard Association.
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NO MORE TRAINS TO cnEspMoon

The Loag Island Railroad Company has issued q new
schedule Of train TO take effect to-day all branches
OF road. From this appears that Tor the future
no trains Will sto, at Creedmoor and persons visiting
viii DO obliged to go To Queens, the main
lire. aud walk or drive to II, distance OF about QUO
mile. Raemcn yesterday expressed much dissatis-
faction this action, which they consider gives III
much Unnecessary trouble They point out that When
they have walked Two miles, carrying their heavy
nest Trim shooting The available for thoso
going the ranges viii leave Loug Island CITY at ten
the habes OF the ranges complain OF these hours,
the halpast three train arrives 100 late TO allow them
to shoot and the others carly 10 allow thcm
attend their business before going out
NETTING OF THE BOARD OF DIEECroIs OF
The NATIONAL RrPLE ASSOCIATION.
meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the National
Rlac Association was held yesterday afternoon at
their effice, 30. % Park row. Nine members
present. and tho president was In the chair. The
secretary reported that the Long Island Railroad
Company had Withdrawn all trains to andt from Creed
moor. At subsequent period In the meeting action
taken concerning THIS report and tho president
was author zed TO communicate With the CON pany,
a train TO Creedmoor at ono + b., and ons returning
at twenty-onc minutes past i've /. ~ The treasurer
reported the receipts for ths past month 4522 SO,
and the expenditures So 70i 23 with balance hand
OF Ss1 63.
Ai,er several committee reports Captain storey
offered his report executive oser OF The fall meet
Ing. He SAID there were !, $50 entries In all the
matches, an increase OF 213 over last year eleven
thousan nd one hundred and thirty four tickets Tor
The pool targets were sold, which Mr.. Storey eou-
sidered showed tier importance AZ substitute Tor
pgntibg Shots He also recommended that a tary
match Tor teams OF twelve should be established at
next fail meeting, the ranges being 200 300 500
ana 600 yards. rne pcsuar feature OF The match
should be that any military rifle and ammunition
should 10 used by the competitors. rhe net profits
OF the meeting were sl,4s5 80 Votes OF thanks
passed TO Nessrs storey, Wyiie, swan,
Scott aud Gildersieeve Tor thor services
during The fall meeting The report OF Mr.. n r.
stanton. executive officer oil the ..waik over"
read and ordered 10 be printed with the nusi re-
port OF the association, were also those OF the
officers OF the tall meeting. General George W. VIA
cato offered his resignation AZ aD "eectedS member
oi tho Board OF Directors, proposing Major j. @.
Cowpcrthwaite as hrs successor. The RESI- gnation
accepted, bot, on motion OF MAJOR Fulton. the
election OF new member was postponed till next
month. Genera Wingate stu remains member II
the Board, cxoco. state Inspector OF Rife Prac-
tcr. The Board adjourned at about haii-past Jour
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CONTINUANCE OF THE FEVER AT BROWNS
vILLg-DEArHs AND NEW CASES

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BROWNSVILLE, TEND, Oct. !, 1873.
The lever still RACES hero. Mr.. LOWS Bond, Vice
President OF the Howard Association and leading can
didate for Congress- died to-day Other deaths during
tho past twenty Alexander Rcn,ck and
three colored persons. Rev. Charles klync, a voun-
tcer nurse; Miss Il. q. brennan, Willie oven, Root
Martin, Mort Hawkins, Ellen Turner, William Reeder
and four colorsd people are sick.
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DEATH SILL BUSY IN vIcKsBuRG, MISS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH To The HERALD.
vicKsDuRa Oct. 4, 1878.
The deaths here from yellow icvor to-day ares
Miss NJ. X. smith, Z. W. Dwight,
Daniel schiller, Robert Jones,
Bertha schendo, Mr.. H. &. Adams,
N. O'Seai AUe Powell,
Henry Stnrct, Maggie Moore,
Hiram Weichc, Mrs stan ord-
Also three from tho country. Fever Is spreading
in the Louisiana parishes The opposite side Of the
VtcksbUrg Is still extending ncr helping hand
IN every local direction undcr tho management OF
President Anderson, OF tho HDwards.
lion.
GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn. Oct. /, 1873.
sayAn dAaiiAs alanExsd within the iast two daxs
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FdH u WicketE
First lDntng.-First s. SECOND, s; tniri, s; iourtb
hth, sixth, 25 seventh, Is; eighth, IS: ninth,
Is. TENTH 81: cleveEth, 81; twelfth 49, thirteenth,
-; fourteenth, 81; fifteenth, oil; sixteeath, 81 /;
seventeenth. Gu total. ga
second Inning -Fnss, 5; second, 5; third, 8:
fourth, "a Total, IS.
ANALYSIS TIE BOWLING.
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John +. Hansen,
Henry Lsthiegac,
James A. Sheridan,
Gabriel J. lnmau,
Mrs. Calharine Hubert,
Joseph j acKson,
sophia W. kleler,
John +. Moor,
Charles Tyler,
Joseph Fcguata,
Eva WoiG,
q. X GonshoG,
Marcelin Laltnon,
Matte Glavearo,
Ella !. Gutter,
Victoria Marcbaud,
Catherine Lever,
Frederick Hinton,
Widow Cas.op,
Earnest Krumpicmann,
James =. Gallagher,
Adolpn priiloax,
John Jackson,
John J. Lewis,
Otta Gilbert,
Charles Waltz
Gas,op 4. Dctan.