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MayIne IntsIIigsRss.

IoNpoS, December l0.-ArrIYed: Italy
frqa SRS seY YorS, aS,A: December lo.-- Arrived:
Leasing, from Hamburg
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, December lO.-The
newspapers announce that the Council OF
the Empire has adopted proposal for the
imposition OF a duty of forty kopecks Of
gold OH each 80 pounds OF raw cotton.
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Lack, samaeEs in LegIsiapa Ls,tery,

NEw 0RLEASs, December lo.-The prln'
cipal prizes in the State Lottery, drawn
to-day, are as follows: No. sl,l75 drew
slOO,6 900; No. 1906 drew $4,000; No.
65,5st iTSV $4,000; Nos. 1881 and 92,-
l2I each drew sto,0e5i E9, I9,eSt I9,SsitI No.
SSnn0 ~ '''''I : 80 r.'' i cN
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Al the Presidential election in 1875 the

At the Presidential election in 1875 the
vote of the Fourth district was, Hayes
l6,o76, Tilden IL, ,9l1, and Cooper SO.
The vote Of the Second district was,
Hayesl4, 457, Tilden 1s,1os, Cooper IS.
The vote Of the Third district was,
Hayes L, 1876, Tilden 20, 4se, Cooper 1Ss.
The total vote Of the State in 1876 was
lOO,526. Total vote this year 94,9O7.
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Cattle from the United States and Can
ada are now exempt from the clause Of
contagious diseases, the act requiring all
the cattle imported to be slaughtered i'm
mediately.
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The market was generally dulI-not as aC-
tive even NJ last week-and prices &c off for
tops, and in some cases nearly Y OH other
grades, There was n fair number Of good Cat
lie on the market, some OF the tops being bet.
ter than those OF last week, but there was q
large number Of common ones middle grades
beingscarre. Prices 21JSa5c-a fair number at
the former price and but few at the latter.
All quotations given In these reports are OF
stated.
MlbCm Cows-There is a fair supply, and
trade in all kinds exceedingly dull. Prices
$90a50 per head.
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PoLIrICAL NOTES
nnsroN MrNIclrAL ELEcrlox.

BosroS. December l0.-The following u
t,,a vote OF this city to-day for Mayor:
Prince (nem.), l9,54G; Cadman lkep; I
5000 and Wing Wordngmen's cahaF
lnIo I0I
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SWITZERLAND.
SWISS ELECTIONS.

BRRyE, December l0.-Col. D. Hammond
was elected President, and d. Z. Weltie,
Vice President OF Switzerland for 1879.
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NEw wYoRK, December i0.-Trade dull to-day
on account Of the heavy Tain storm. Cotton
goods quiet and prices unchanged. Prints
dull In agents hands. Dress goods and ging-
hams moving slowly. Men'sweaF WOOIens In
Irregular demand, and tanneIs and blankets
quiet, Foreign goods inactive.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nothing New from the War on the
Ameer.
Turkish pashas Bauishsd to the Provinces.
ENGLAND.
lxnIAN ARuY ro nr lXcREAsEp.

LONDON, December l0.-In the House oi
Commons this afternoon the Under Secre-
tary OF India said the Council Of India in.
tended to increase the native army To-
OO0 men. They were not sending out
fresh soldiers from England.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11
THE OFFICIAL VOTE
Cast In West virginia for Congressmen
ON the Sth OF October

On tht StH OF UttObtF.
Logan county has at last been heard
from at the State House, and the full
official vote OF the three Districts Of the
State for Congress at the October election
Is as follows:
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LYNN HLEcrIoNs.

Lyxx, MASS, December l0;-George F.
sanderson, the Workingmen's candidate
was elected by 1900 majority.
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The Fortunes aud MIsfortunes OF Gov.
HAMPTON,

COLUMBIA, S. c., December lO.-GOv
Hampton's leg was amputated to-day be
low the knee. His immediate friends say
that his condition is not dangerous.
The legislature elected Gov Hampton tc
the United States Senate. The vote in the
Senate was unanimous. The House with
two exceptions voted for Hampton. The
exceptions were Miller and Simmons, col.
ored members from Beaufort, who voted
for MackeY.
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RENAAKs oY pEEF cArrLE.

The arrivals OF Cattle during the week
amounted to 3.21O head, againSt 1851 last
week, and ., o,557 head the corresponding week
of last year, and the sales during the
week amounted 10 2,i02 head, against l,Os0
week of last wear, and were as follows.
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HARLEs E, DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared TO make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limstanes, Mineral
Watsn, etc.
LABORATORY, Goa. 24rH AND cHAPlNr era
Ials WHEELING, W .AY.
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There has been lFincreaSe In the receipts
since last week and some slight improvement
In the quality. Prices show also an actual ad.
vance NEARLY &c since last week. We quote
best grades at II.aiI4c, and EOw selections
at I7!c, while tail ends, F0ugh sows and big
staps, sold ut 37<aio The market has not been
gS'S'E a'.s U ~ ~, sa,nraa ,ne 0eIns "1ss1 Cdc
and the balance have come IN since then,
gtfpuu Avn .pha
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Y1Rsr coNoRrsIoxAL pErRlCr.
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MORE OF TIE HOT SPRINGS OMISSION IS.
.... vESrIGATIOS. Il
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MILcElLANEoUs BUSINESS.

A resolution passed to pay the widow OF
the late representative from Nebraska,
Mr.. welch, the pay ola member to the end
OF Congress.
The Speaker laid before the House the
request OF the Senate that II be furnished
a copy OF James F. Anderson's testimony
relating to Senator Matthews, and on mo:
ton ofMr. Potter the request was complied
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Arrivals 0nE ye1r aSO'.'.' S2ld
Trade was very active to-day, hut only for a
short tim0, Is the light receipts were all sold
VeFy Eharlly after arrival. Prices show an al
vanecnf &c. The quality was the same as
that Of last week. We quote fair to good
sheep at SKATE, and best atiGFvGl tI(aHc.
Lambs 1 Nn5C,
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By TELEGRAPH.


| NEW YORK, December lO.-MoNEf-MaEket
morc active at 3a5 per cent, closing at 3ai per
cent, Prime mercantile paper 4a5H per cent.
The Assistant Treasurer disbnred $4,000.
Custom receipts sos, 600 Clearings 80, 700 900.
Sterling Exchange, bankers billsiirm at .s21E;
sight exchange on New York l.SI. Produce
exports for the week 81, ,l65.000.
GoLD-Quiet at l00H. Carrying rates ha2
per cent Borrowing rates fiat.
GovERNMENrs-Quieta and steady.
United States o Of 1881, coupons.
FITe-TEenues lse5
EiVe-TWentlts lsS, w
ftTe-IHentes kIs63
New FlEeS.
New -Four and
New F0urs.
Ten.Fortles coupons
Currency skies
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet.
SrATE BoSps-Dull.
SrOcKs-The market was less active than
yesterday, and fluctuations, except in Morris
4 Essex, were slight. Morris & Essex rose from
75A TO TX, reacted 10 76k and rallied to
TX. The general list advanced Y TO lper
cent and closed at reaction OF 1saH per cent.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares OF
which q, 600 were Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash,
II 200 Northwestern common, 5000 preferred.
5000 ST. Paul common, 900 preferred, 5000
Iackawanna, 1900 Morris & Essex, 5000
Union Pacific, 5000 Western Union, and
Oi nnn p.,jGn Mail .... $40
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PhIladeIphIa Wool Market.
PmLApELPHA, Pa, December lO.-wool--
In improved demand but unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
HER HOUSE PULLED DOWN.

Mr.. Andrew Guenther, wealthy farmer residing al
Ridgewood town Of Ncwtown, L. l., in 1875 sold his
farm OF seventy TO building ASSOCIATION. Tho
farm was up building lots and disposed OF at
auction Mr. Guonther was aftcrward obliged to take
back some thirty OF the lots under foreclosure One
OF tho lots he agreed to sell to Mrs. Smith for $780,
to be paid Tor in monthly instau,ents OF $40 Mrs:
Smith paid the first instaiment aud erected small
franc house on the lot Faiiing 70 meet the second
payment she notified Mr.. Guentncr OF her inabtiy 10
was dcu,Sd anu snc sod IL TO a ncighbor, Mrs Mar
Key Mr. Guenther at once notified Mrs. Marley 10
remove IRON the lot THIS she refused to do. Yes
tcrduy act,ne under the advice OF hrs counsel, Mr.
Iucniuer with several men, went 10 the house Mrs.
Marcy was the time engaged In cooking her din
ner Alter the mon had removed the stove, crocKery
and furniture tie roadside they pulled down tho
house aud removed the dcoris to the roadside Mrs.
Marley will commences an action against Gusnthev
fcrs
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JERSEY FARMERS VICTINIIZED.

The charges against the Brooklyn cattle dealer.
Abraham We'll, grow more serious. We'll Was ar
resled on Tuesday last by Detective Roche, oil the
THIRD precinct, on complaint Of Jonn McLauken and
r. r. Hoffman, New Jersey farmers. who accused him
with having passed two worthless checks
upon them In payment Tor cattle and
horses which no had purchased The checks
we're for $3.50 aud $623, respectively, on
the Bank OF somcrville They were payable ~ cer'
tain date but the recipients presented them LOT pay
ment before they had matured, as they had become
suspicious OF Vol. They found that there was nc
money on deposit Az the expiration OF tue TINE they
main tn cmsevcs the bank, Out were TOTO
tncro was no money TO credit OF Well Inc farmers
then caused hts arrest. He was arraigned before
Judge Ferry and committed but was subsequently, 70.
leased by Judge Walsh IN the sum oil $2,oVo oaiI ana
Is now at large. ON Friday last two otner Jersey
nrncrs WHO mad similar checks Tor catis purchased
nv the accused. appeared at Police hosdquarters,
BROOKLYN. rhey procured warrant Ior Wens re-
arrest Yesterday the creditors oil Wen held
lin nvgrcvrte amount OF their losses would reach
nearly s15 900 What became Of the cattle purchased
from time 10 time by the accused Is mystery TO tue
nol,cc IA they can md trace OF but one an mnl-s
horse-wh,ch' is IN the possession OF one Edward
Brown, Of Williamsburg. The owner oil the horse
refused to take It away with MIN, was
40 BADLY used up All the live stock, as soon as pur
chased was shipped and consigned to Eiward Brown,
VINO informed the police that he was told tncy were
gold before they were bought by Well; he did not
knoy where they mad gone. reqasuiou VIII no ap.
pl,cd Tor IRON Governor to bring the accused cat
lie doalcr TO New Jersey Tor trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
RARITAN BAY LIGHTHOUSE.

: An appropriation OF $4,000 made at the last
of Congress the erection of hthouse at
the mouth oil 'Rarilan. Bay, and, committee pro
ceeded yesterday the steam boat Putnam 20 fix the
location among those present were congressman
Ross, Clarke and Hardenbergh; Mr. John Egan,
Speaker OF the Assembly ofNew Jersey; Asscmbiymen
Waldrop, Bennety. Mount, Campbell, Connery, Cap
tain Gill and Alderman Sheridan, OF Ehz bosh Pres.
ideut Crandai OF the Board OF Public Works, Jersey
City; Supcrin,endent Decker, of the weehs~ ken
Ferry Company; Alderman Sheridan, OF Eiizaoeth
Captain Sommors ant Inspector FIELD, OF the Light
mouse Board; General MAcemb Commodore Cinz,
Sheriff thompson, Senator Pidcock and com.
modors Perry. The steamboat lett the Cunard
dock at hall past ten A. 81, aud arrived OF Wards
Point at nalipast twelve Soundlngs were taken and
the midshipinan reported eleven feet Mr.. Ross
dfec.cd that boat be stopped and the location
was liked. The point selected Is threequar ters OF
mile northeast by east from Wards
Point and one mile from Ferry Point, at
the Junction OF the Kill Won Kull and Rari-
tan River. The Importance OF THIS lighthouse Will
DC from tho TACT that 5000 900 tons pass
through the mouth OF this every year. The
entire appropriaIIon tor the Third Lighthouse dis.
trict year 1865 900 When she iormaiity OF
throwing the line concluded speeches were made
py Congressman Clarke and Hardenbergu, Speaker
Esan md ners, and nope was expressed that an
additional appropriation would 10 made next year.
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The correct form was there but 10 my eyes the coo
was absent l saw the piece bus twice. The secona
sight only confirmed the first; and preferred trust
ing entirely to temperament OF our paint
smith and the ideal Of M. Wills TO giving fac-simile
Of tho English performance ana presentation"
sNos a. ~ all ia He rreatsd me alter the English
iashion-that is all l mean oy that, wnen eA
pected tue warmth OF reception tnas an rnsn aIv
actress would receive here ! was met on purely
business footing, and was eit 70 pay for my own
boxes or stalls 70 see play played Tor wn'cn was
gold Hcre every flies opea the professional
visitor from England. ! believe. however, that the
relations between author and manager are dliieren
IN England from what they are 10 France or America
The OLD Grub street notion OF Godsmlhs own Gay y
NOT yet extinct in England, aud gentleman Of even
Mr. Wills abilities may dance attendance on Lon.
aon Manager as con.emptaousy Ignored as Dr.. john
son ~ Inc ante-chamDer OF LORD Chesterneiu"
"YOu seem posted in the ways OF That timc?"
GIVE been 'crammnx,' as tho English actors call it.
TO gel into the atmosphere OF 'Ohva.''
"But MI. Wills Is u OF considerable repute in
Eng MndY" VIII
Eyes, both as author and painter saw some beau.
THU works OF his in his sludio'
''Have you engaged auy OF the English cast for the
.No, nor excepting ma renorc, who pays,rhorn.
HILL did SEQ any particular reason Tor dong He
plays the part beautifully, though still. Tor me- little
as there any truth in the rumors of visit TO this
isms, a splendid actor; but his success III America
would greatly depend upon the role in which he
nrst prcsentcu pIcieI I'M " any uOtot saw tucIo
IN serious roles -
'sY0c did not 90 70 Paris Z"
enc l had not the rmo. went to see about the
details, costumes SC, OF OLIVIA, not TO see sights
Tho only great sights were Dore's pictures
the Martyrs and 'The Slaughter OF the Inno-
cents"
..How came you to select OLIVIA your piece
de renaissance tor next asony''
''ln the hrst because liked the play exceed
ingly aud because its London success seemed TO con-
frm my opinion of II. In the second place. could
get no play from Mr. Daily, who was not In the mood
iar Wrft
from most Deautffut story written by classic au
thor, ana | needed material | certainly could
see none better My time is Tiled up to Marcn next,
and next season may play In Lonaon."
.'At which theatreg',
s.EIther ut the Haymarket AT Her MaJesty's,
where Mr. MapIeson will secure ms,ra lair chance,
beiieve."
With this Miss Davenport rose; the reporter took
the hint and lett the lacy 10 study-or "cram"-lor
via
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INSURANCE SlATISIICT.

ALBANY. July 81, ISIS.
The Insurance Department has issued chart giving
stat smeni OF the condition OF the IRE insurance CON
pan,es OF State Tor June 80 1.-THE proseut year
compared with their conditon December ii last year.
The totals are follows december 81, 1s77Asseis,
s5e,5o3 79s 63 liabilities, including capital stock,
$50, 65s 80; net surplus. sl7,32l,10O SO. June
80, 1s7s-Assets $50, 2s2 ZIG 90; liabilities includ-
ing capita stock, S3s 307,4I4 IS; net surplus
SIS ola go "a. The income OF toe companies for
Is71 was S2 AL 07l 40 aud Tor the first six mouths
mcuts last year S2l s6S,127 Is and Tor the nrs
SIX months oil 1875 sl0,4l5,s90 30. Whie ninety
made returns this year Three companies have an
impairment OF capital, as follows:--Emporium. OF
New York city, Sll.973 CT Fireman's Trust OF New
YORK Guy Sl3, 3S5 ~ Franklin, OF Now YORK city,
ST. 65S So Tue figures OF the other State AID for
eign companies viii be made pubic next week.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The encampment OF the Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie at Gettysburg formally broken up yesterday.
The Massachusetts republicans will hold their STATE
ton 10 nominate state ticket September Is,
at Worcester.
during the gale on Friday tho schooner Portage,
laden WIN coal, from F,rnaven Tor Toledo, sunk
eight miles west OF Port Rowan, Ontario. Tho crew
saved
4 Jshn Shehan, tho third person suspected OF being
concerned IN the murder Of Eugene sullivan, IA
Portsmouth, ". H., over eigheen years ago, was ar
rested yesterday.
Edison Dcdrck, who killed Charles Long at Pulpit
Point, LAKE Cuamplain, thursday nlgh says he
thought when he fired tnat his gun was loaded with
peas. Inc olher barrel was found SO loaded.
Whitney Frank, private detective arrested here a
few days and taken TO Ihau.auqua county, was
discharged ycser day on bail He Is charged with OBJ
taininx money by DlacKmaling devices from Nelson
Randall, fellow detective.
Repeated heavy rains during tho past few days have
swVileu the Missisquoi and other streams ~ the
vicinity OF Kicblord, W., causing much damage
TIE track OF the southwestern Railroad Is badly
wash cd and trains between Boston and Montreal de-
layed
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FANNY DAVEN PORT.

WHAT SHE THINKS OF ENGLISH ACTTNG--soME-
THING ABOUT .'oLlvIA" AND IT'S AUTHOR.
Miss Fanny Davenport, who has lust returned from
London, was interviewed yestcrda, by a HERALD re-
porter about her experiences abroad, which
dcrstood to be far from pleasant. In the courfe OF
the interview Miss Davenport tod some queer
things about tho state OF tho English stage,
and confirmed tho reports that have already
reached here OF the renewal In London OF
tho old prejudice that used to exist there against
American actors "rhs prejudice" she SAID,
.'would probably affect sueh artists Mr.. Jencr
son Mr.. Booth, but would now prove an almost in.
surmou ntablc barrier to the occupation OF any
American stock actor by any London manager. The
prejudice due, think, to the TACT that wnic our
managers import the best stock actors that London
can furnish We export only second and even third
class stock OF own-actors who scarce be ss,d
TO hold established positions leading New York
theatrcsr
"ls London stock acting so superior to that which
obtains own thcatres?"
"You cannot at all compare them" replied Miss
Davenport at Is SO tame excessively quiet as to
give to a American idca OF hisrionc inanity
they push this far that even London audiences be-
gin to yawn ask for t;Ic moro vivucity, little
moro liic The great success Of Charles rhovne In
London was due think cny 20 tho earnest honesty
hts passion which startcu them NJ nrst ana nnniy
delighted them"
"Do ,heir stage settings compare with those given
us at waIlacks or the Union square, for instance ?"
"In that, too, comparison Is uifncuL In stage set
ting as IN costuming literal correctness rs the quail.
ity cn,ely sougnl There is absence OF idcaiza.
| ton In both which would MAKE them hard 10
American eyes. Astne purpose OF my quick visit
was to see the manner In which tho play OF OLIVIA
was mounted aud dressed before produced II mere.
paid special attention TO that OF course am GER
tain That literal Reproduction OF the scenery, dresses
| or even acting OF tie play os saw IL In London
would In Now YORK be considered tiresomcly tsme'
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Bennett who sent tho sphere to within fow feet OF
bis goal The game was seay s1H', was uo use
however Thoy were not able 10 get y away rom
the reds goal ana u Was finally sent home py Nj
Fearing the had thus SIX straight games
Time minutes
Messrs. caring and Bryce made the charge IN TINS
game Mr.. Bryce struck the object twco 10 success
sion, wnep Mr. Fearing At almost lightning speed sent
closely pressed by the blues Mr. Davis sent II back
from The red goal After Mr. Fearing lad played WIN
under the ponies legs aud sent it directly opposite
the goal OF ms opponents, and before ~ shos
knocked from dangerous position Mr. bennett snos
II home. Time. ~ minutes.
EiGHTn GAME
The charge IN this gane was made by Mess.s.
Rogers AN FEARING the former failing 10 strke Inc
ball Mr. Rogers was determined 10 win this game,
and he improved an excelisnt opportunity WIN 1nres
decisive and well directed blows. seDdiue tue paii
down and between The ps,nnsnts winning Tue nlss
game Tor the blues before the other players mao an
Opportunity to touch the ball Much applause iol'
lowed this neatpsy. FINE im.
NINTH ssAxE.
the charge Mr. Rogers ured the Brst blow, anu,
with the OF Messrs Bryce and DAVIS sent Wei
toward his goal MI Benn4&t returned 1t in season,
alter which, Mr. Fearing took i up the loi
at a rapid pace and, amid the c'ssbing OF
maots ana the o. me n pem n
der the pon,es' oy rcd after which Mr. Bryce
play TO advantage Tor IN. nass; on. p'0veu
by Mr. Fearing, after bret bet exciting contest
THIS waa long and hot'y contested game In which
both sidos acquitted themselves with credlt Tue
charge was made by Mcssrs. Fearing anu Bryce the
latter reaching ball hrsk followed by Mr. Rogers,
who Knocked IL well toward the goal which he
desired win 1t was then returned and
fairly lifted from the ground by q member oil
the opposing team, and At this point Mr. Bryce
Mr. Fear ing, but neither OF them
were unseated The object was now IN the centre oil
the 1ed Mr. Rogers being the hrst TO get control oil
IT, Then followed snort and decisive play.
ing iu ,uncomfortably clost quarters, during
which Mr.. DAVIS aided his side very maseriay. The
blues succeeded IN planting ths ball near the
goal, and repeatedly sent ONT Of bounds IN the
coraer, their goal. For low minutes
kept That section 81 the held ana the oiues
repeatedly haa ball theu' koa, yet as often
IL WAS kept from going bctween the pennants.
MI. Fearing tock charge OF II inaify ID grand
style, but unioftuoatcly let his nlet fall II was
sent out oi twice the centre pole on the
west Of the lot, and In the .RGee which ensuea
several malcts broken. The blues did not allow
their opponents TO take The ball nr from the goal
wn,cn was finally captured by MIR. Rogers. Time, IL
minutes
ELEVENTH GAME. a..
Nessrs Fearipg and Bryce msde the charge, the
honor striking the first blow aling TO Mr.. Bryce
Then all but Of tho, players missed very easy
blows, the amusefp Get OF the spectators. Mr.
Rogers improved the Opportunity 10 decide Inc con-
tes anu obtaining the object, sent u lone
nj rapid pace, and thus won The tnrd game for the
blues. Time minute.