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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25
For Criminal OOuyt OerE

JESSE A FORREST is a candidate for
CLERK OF the Criminal Court, at the August
cratic Convention.
W. B. Gibson is a candidate for Clerk Of
the Criminal Court, subject to the Democratic
and Conservative Convention.
N. Q. PERKINS is a candidate for Criminal
Court CLERK, of Shelby county at the election in
August. subject TO the action of the Demo-
cratic and Conservative Convention.
A. g. HARRIS is a candidate for Criminal
Court Clerk at the ensuing August election.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25
BREADsTUFFs.

LIVERPOOL, May 25 Flour. 25s@
25s 81. Wheat, winter, lis 31@lls 4d;
Milwaukee, red, IS 6d@lO Sd; California
white, l0s l0i@lls Id; California club.
lis Cd@lla 81. Germ. new, 24s 81. Pork,
43s6d. Beet, liz. Bacon, long clear, 23s;
short clear 24s Sd. Lard, 34s 81. Tai.
low, 37s Sd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25

Talk is cheap"-by telephone, at
leaat, as witness an advertisement in the
Vienna journals as follows: "Tele-
phones, with call.signal One pair of
telephones, 81; twenty five metres of
of wire, including call-sigoal, 50; fifty
ditto, ditto, s. so. The trade supplied at
reduced prices. The quality of the APP
paratus guaranteed.
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of surpri,

ZACH CHANDLER says: THE Repub'
licans got the election, but the Demo.
Gratis got the President and why in the
ID should they make any fuss about
it p The Democrats are not making
any fuss about it. If they have got the
President. as old Zach asserts, they want
to know whether the prize is good for
anything. Being honest themselves,
they are anxious to learn whether, in
having Hayes thus uneeremoniously
handed over to them, they are not asked
TO receive stolen goods.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25

The unfortunate idiot children in the
public institutions at Randalrs Island,
\. Y, are, ii appears, ever worse treated
by the fat officials, whose duty it is to
care for ikem, than the insane, whose
suHsrinEs we're partially described in the
Herald a short time ego. scurvey has
been allowed to break out among these
poor creatures, and fourteen deaths have
already taken place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25
For COunty TrnN,ee.

We are authorized to announce j. j. RAW
LlNGS as a candidate for reelection 10 the
ONCE Of, County Trustee at the August elec-
tive Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25

DANIEL G. SHELBY present Deputv
Clerk. is a candidate for CLERK of the Bartlett
Circuit Court. at the ensuing August election,
subject to the action of the Democratic Con-
sentative Convention.
FELIX NJ. JONES is a candidate for Clerk
of the Bartlett Circuit Court, subject to tho
nomination Of the Democratic Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25

THERE is : curious report circulating
10 Washington that Presidential intrigues
have already begun 10 tie Republican
party. 1t is to the effect that Senator
Blaine is organizing a Grant movement.
It is said that all bis friends throughout
the country have received iRtimations
that for the present at least, Mr.. Blaine
is not to be put forward for the Presi.
deDey, but that the working men Of the
party are to be told to advocate the
claims Of GRAFT 10 run for a third term
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25
For UIerk Of County Court.

W. B. WALDRAN is a candidate for CLARK
Of the County Court at the ensuing A ugust
election.
JAMES REILLY is a candidate for thu
office of Clerk of the Shelby County Court M
the. ensuing August election, subject to the
Convention.
R. j BLACK is a candidate for Clark If
County Court at the ensuing August election.
Ste
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25

Professor-What was the state OF
French affairs at this timer Y. trapid.
ly)-The majority ruled the minority.
and consequently the minority was ruled
by the majority, as it we're. Professor
lsternly)-Sit down, sir,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25
For sheriff

g. L. ANDERSON is a candidate for re-.
election 10 the office Of Sheriff, subject to the
actien Of the Convention of the Demoeratic
and Conservative party Of Shelhv nnnnfv ~
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nothing so bad that il could be remem'
bered an hour after the performsaee.
The exhibition is neither good nor bad.
It is a kind Of betweenly which serves to
while away an hour or two for men, and
ia not exactly suited for any but the
boldest of women"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25
For County Register
FOr CIerR:of BartIoIG CIrcnit Oo0ri

CHAS. A. BEEHN is q candidate for Cou oty
Register at the ensuing August election, 1878.
Bic
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25

GENERAL GRANTS arrival in Paris is
mentioned by Colonel Forney, who says
the ex-president is " as rosy as a New.
town pippin, aud as happy as q sailor
after a long cruise"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25

SAYS the Pitlsburg Post: ohio, under
the present Radical apportionment,
sends eight Democrats and twelve Re-
publicans to congress. This the ChrOu-
icle thinks all right, although the State
gave %, 500 majority at the last election.
The new Democratic appOrtionment
gives the majority party twelve members
and the minority eight. This the Chron.
icle thinks all wrong. 1t is in favor of
minority representation with a ven
geanoe. and majority distrancbisement
because it is the blasted Democrats who
are punished. On the Chronicle princi-
pie if our majority in 0sio was 10000,
should only have four congressman,
and il it should reach 10000 we suppose
should be two Democratic CON
from the State"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fog Attorney General OF Rar,Ie,.
Circuit COuFt.

GEO. G.. DENT Is a candidate for Attorney-
General Of the Bartlett Circuit Court ~
Shelby county, at the ensuing August elee.
ton, subject to the action of the Democratic
and Conservative Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-25
SUMMER RESORT.
TEAS,

TEAS,@pSTTeisSr. S4 SpISs:-b l. tsS G world 5JT n
Amorioa-staple article plesses everybody
Trade continually incfeasing-Agenta wanted
eYerywhore-best inducements-dOn't waste
tlme-send for circular to R0BT. WELLS.
P,fes't Of the Original American Tea Co., Is
Vesey st., N. 7. P, 0. box lzsi. 6-S2daW
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INSURANCE.
J. A. SIMMONS,
No. 20 Madison St.,
MEMPHIS : TENNESSEE

Represents Following Insurance
C~Ompaniess
AMtna, Of Hartford, esssts-~.....S7 .Os7. 1907 90
Phoenix. Of Hartford, assets........ 2,4O7, 5Si 90
Insurance Company Of North
America, Phila islphia, assets. 6.6Ol. 1888 IS
.erpool, asset'.....-.. ................. Is. 000. GOA N
Mercantile Mutual (Marine) Insu-
rance Company. Of New York,
assets" "''''-.~.. ."-........... 1000. 900 90
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
WEAVING A NET.

George Dwyor and his VIE ussie. who ts the daugn-
ter Of "OIa Es,"s burger, now rspining In Ray
mond Street JaIi. charged with being accomplice
IN . robbery committed about month ago In SEQ
ond street, Brooklyn, wss arraigned botors Judge
Morgan Al Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning Detective Price. OF the Twenty ninth pre-
cinct u viii bs remembered, last week found In their
possession rrinkets and jewelry valued ~ $4,000,
and bearing the proprietary marks OF various peo.
pls Gusss allowed ~ roman at large aitor tho
capture OF TINS property; but her husband was de-
tanned, then discharged Tor want OF evidence, rear
rested By the BrooKyn police on Monday aud ysstsr-
day turned over again TO Detective Price, VINO has
succssaed In finding ownor Tor some Of the prop
erty.
Ou the goth OF August last the rcsidenss OF Mr..
DAVIS CARRIER, an artist, IN Newark, was robbed whs
hs his wife were absent attending the National
regatta over $loo worh Of silver spoons and trim
ksis together WITH $40 worth OF foreign coins, were
stolen. some OF rms property was among that found
Mrs Dwyers tin box aud when on tho hrst arraign
ment of her husband sns said was her own. Mr. ear
initials printed The published lis, OF tue
stolen articles on Monday and yesterday identined
the property part of what had been purloinod
from his house on the 20th o. August.
Before Judge Morgan yesterday Mrs Dwysr stated
shat hcr iather. 'OId Ellis" gave tnem 10 her
last birthday, that she did not Know the articles
had boon stoeu. Snc and her husband wero held 10
answer In ST. 900 each tor bringing tns proceeds Of
q burglary INTO thus county.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
NOT INJURIOUS NOISE.

II will be remembered that quite recently heres
war waged between the doctors OF New YORK ~
to whether OF the elevated railroads
jusus health not and that while l3s csrtasd that
II every disease under the 200 solsmnly
protested thai It never even produced headache
q toothacha Tho sombstivs hosts met . recent
meeting OF the County Medical Society, whose excited
d. cussions were reported the HERALD that time
Al that mcssise the prssdsnt. Dr. Peters, nnally
authorized by the socey TO appoint committee whose
duty It should be 70 Investigate all tns facts rei-
the elects OF tho noise upon the health Of
sioux Al secret mseung held on Monday evening
socioty heard the report Of the COMMITTEES headed
by DR.. Jacob'h. Toe report says that all the cases
hitherto ment Toned n which the noise was reported
having been injurious 10 healthy we're bassd upon
mere hsarsay testimony, and naas that NO injury to
hsailn has been established Tho report was unani-
mousy adopted all tue doctors seemed 70 feel tina
IN adopting u they were getting RID of disagrseabis
subject which mad been productive OF nucn eonten-
tion and Dad blood In the society.
For time past the directors oil the Metropolitan
Railway have beon casting aboat Tor an automatic
station that would during the cold winter
months obviae The necessary OF opening the car doors
for the guards 10 call the name Of the street Mr.
solved tho problem. Inc names Of the stations
In this new machine printed on Q broad
strip Of neU, In the order Ia winch they como, and
seconds after the traiu leaves the first station tho
name Of the second is displayed and goug sounded
70 call the attention OF passengers 10 the fact two
inch peg of the sleepsrs tust ahead o the sta
tionsis suficieat 10 operate tho snnunciatoE Whsn
the train starts s downward course the strip OF
linen is automatically unwound from ths wooden
cylinder that gathered on the upward trip and the
is required, aud when once sst the maeninss work
for an indohnmo psfioa. t. sH
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
REGIMENTAL INSPECTION.

The annual muster and iuspecsou Of the twenty
third regiment N N0s.E.Y., took place yesterday
afternoon at the parade ground In front Of tho United
States Marine Barracks, Brooklyn. The regiment
was iorr,sd At tho armory under command Of Colonel
Roduoy G. Ward, aud marched 70 the parade ground
al two o'eiock passins In through the gateway
on Flushing avenue, whore at least nvo thou
sand people wers gathered Among the spectators
we're several generals, coionsls ana minor officers
A numDer oi CITY aud county officials wore also on
the ground. The regiment gas reviewed by STATE
Inspector General John B. woodward. After Ihs re-
view line Tho regiment passed In marching order,
winning the applause Of the spectators they moved
along.
Alter the review the men were subjected TO q
very minute inspection OF tneir arms ana squipments
Tnrro arc 696 on the roaimsntai roiIA oi which
66l present A. the close Of the muster and IN
spection the regiment termed In ltus and, headed Ny
their new oasd foi foriy-ssvcn piecesb marched
through seyora Of lhs principal streets In the vicinity
az tho t,ttv Hal
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
HIGH TONED BEGGARY.

WOMAN WHO RODE ABOUT IN cARnIAax
~ AND SOLICITED ALMs-ALLEoxD sRRvIoxs
TO UNION SOLDIERS
Eitxabsth, N. j., has been In an uproar since Mon
day ever the appearance In streets OF stranger,
whose coming was hsraldsd by the following do
spatsh -
TRENTON HOUSE. N. j.
beware Of the aged woman, ~ith broken wrist by
prompt In settlement Notify US u she H. sti with you
:. j.. y. RATZENBACH.
Caroline 8 Wilson, TO whom the above telegram ap-
plies tail, handsome woman, ons years OF age,
and cialms to have been born In Springfield Mass.
and 70 have spent tho greater part Of her life 10 tho
South she mas letters Of Introduction purportiug TO
have been written by william Cullen Brysat, s s.
Coz and oshers, aud papers showing that she pre-
ssnled claim Congress In 1878 (which brought
psfore the senate by Wee President wilssnL asking
.nat pension be granted to services eged 10
have been rendered Union soldiers during tue rebel
hon These papcrs also show that her claim o.
,eotsd on the ground she did not show dennitsy
Nhs nature oil Tue services performed.
+. THk wonAx's sToRr.
Her story thai previous TO tho war enc was travel.
ding with her husband IN Europe; that he died Just
before rebellion In savannah, Ca thnt she there
upon disguised herself entered tho PRISONS as a
nurss aud tDat Secretary stanton being cosnzant of
hsr services offered her at the close of the war any
posltion under the federal governments winch sue
might desire aud ieel aDls to nh; thai she was pre-
vsnIsa from accepting ths oder ny iilnssss and tnAs
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
HYDROPHOBIA.
W WARRINGTON, Oct. 3!

WARRINGTON, Oct o. 1878.
A prize OF EloQ Tor an essay on hydrophobia---ts
nature, prevention aud Tsatmsnt--aavtng been
offered BY Mr.. Stanford, NJ p, TO be awarded By the
Royal College si Physicians OF London, the Marquis
oi Salisbury has instructed the Brush hisisssr as
Washington TO bring the matter TO the attention OF
sns Department ol that shs necessary pablioly
may bs gwen 70 the sams In she Uaissd Ssatss
Among the conditions under which the prizo TO bs
eompsssd for are the following Tho essay must be
delivered 10 tho college on or before January l. 1850
II may bo the joint producton VI Two Or moss aa-
thors seA ~ tfst&
QUESTIONS TO M IxvEsTiaAvED
The questions which are thought BY the college
history Of outbreaks Of raoiss particularly In the
United Kingdom aud It's dependencies; the best mods
Of prevention OF rabies; the characteristics ol rabies
durnR lite and tne anatomical and ohsmica
changes witch associated with the disease IN It's
successive stages, particularly In ns meneemsnt
tns origin Of hydrophobIa IN man; ths chemical and
anatomical morbd cnsngss observed In the SUBJECTS
OF the dssasc, with special reference 10 those having
tncir scat IN the organs o ths nervous system
tho saiivary kiandsj the symptcms Of the disease,
particularly OF It's early stage, 40 illustrated In well
observed cases; the diagnosis o the disease doubt
fui eases irSm conditions more or less rescm bling
the alleged prolonged iatency Of the malaoy the
efficacy OF the various remedies ana modes OF pre-
venting the disease which have proposed, and
what plan oftrentmcnt whethcr or cura-
tive, " would be most dcsirsbs 70 rscommsnd Tor
future trial t#fk M&MfN
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
sPINOL4A'S SCHEME VETOED.

vi ~ y r. = -wM IA.
The following eommunication, vstoing the rssoiu-
tion Of The board Of Adsrmsa giving 10 General sp
the privilege OF heating TINS city BY steam. has
bson sent by Mayor Ely 30 the Clerk Of the Common
Council. Tho matter wi, probably come up Tor sos'os
at The next meeting Of tho Board:-
Exxcurvx DrrARrxxHr. CIrr nALL
3 H4t .M&@ - fonK, Dct 40. ib75. 3
To raR UoNORABLx BOARD ALpkRnkHt-
herewith return witnout my appsoveI ynS
giving rmssisn 20 Francis Sptnoa snd hs
lay aud In the strests avenues
and ssess shs city with such connections . nay
BE- OF .uppying ssaI undsr the
Holly combustion system 20 ths city ana ~ IN soIisnm
Am oi the oyinou that no such grant or privilege
shoud be gwen absence OF expermentaf proof u
hs the system vf heating "
city II u should be proved that Abe proposed plan
then the privilege OF carrying the system Int
secwhich would DO ene o. rrsst vaIs
produce the grstess amount Of revenue -
ths city privileges and iranehisss which might
nsve Welded millions VI dollars annually ~ the public
trsssury granted gratuitousy 10 favorts Inc
dIvfdusis 1 willing TO adj number Of VAL
privileges thus rnted 10 the detrment OF the pu5-
c treasury. and therefore withheld my spprcva Of
raaolutfon. Fl SMITH kLY Jr.. Mayog.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
LOST AT SEA.

The Norwegian bark Oscar H.. Captain Aiohasison,
anchored OF Staten Island yesterday morning after
passage Of six.y-nve days from Antwerp On October
IL sne encounlsrcd . hurricane romthe nortn.north-
cast and lay 10 Tor some hours On tho al ernoon Of
tue 17tn the lookout sighted bark In disress The
vessel the bark Stanley from Now YORK 70 Great
Yarmouth, loaded with pelro oeum. Captain Brstaas,
the ofhcer In command, Dourecd the oscar Al. with
hts crew. nine IN pumver, and said that on The 10Th
OF october they had been struck by hurricane
Tho bow OF the vessel was stove IN and she was CON
petsiy disabled fhe men had been ~ tho punps for
thirty SIX nours. anu were entirely worn out Whine
the watcr was gaming every mnuto. When tue
crew were ta9en on the bsrx the water Ia the hold
was w Give tect deep
rho Norwegian Consul will send down q tug to-day
10 take of the captain anu the of ths wrecked
bark The stanley was 4l0 tons, tnlrtssn years old
and owned ~ psrties IN New York and Norway.
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
PRISON TREATMENT.

John Aoorhoad, who on two COMMISSIONS Of forgery
has spent large slice o ordinary LIE In prison,
was yesterday liberated from the Kings County Psnh
ssntary alter service Of iour years and mensha
His nrst act aor attaining his liberty aud donning
new suit OF reputable civilian CLONES was 70 appear
before Assistant Uuilsd States Dtstrtcs Attorney
Fisro AID lodge complaint gAtnst sne Oetas oi the
KINGS County Penitontiary tor their manages
ment Of that institution and she treatmeut ol
tnmatsa Among Tho wrongs Of which he had
10 complain personally we're that tue guArds and
tier were tyrsnnical and unnscessariiy abusive.
One Of the latter, ne said, became offended ~ him
and bsas him severely, that no was black snd 0ue.
without Just cause, he says he was placed In tns
day morning, win bat shin slice OF bread givsa 10
him on Sunday. Patrick Shevin, .. brotnsr Of tue
Warden, on ono occasion ne avsrs, beat him unmer.
ciiuily ana undsssrvsdiy, and the wncls estsbhsh-
ment, he says, 10 huge fraud. Although consideeug
prosecutors thougns there might be somssning 10 hn
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
HORSE NOTES.
MORE FAST rRorrxns yon THE noAr

MORE FAST rRoTr4Rs FOE THE ROAD.
Mr. w. H. vanderbilrs team, Lysandsr and
Leander (the latter lately called DIR. Lewis) made
thor appearance the road yesterday the nrst
time, and astonished every who their ln3vo-
msnts. Lsandor had bosn four days aud pights on
the cars, aud arrived at Mr. Vanderbs stable about
eleven O'Clock on Sunday morning. When hilcned up
Tor drive yesterday Leander hal been IN harness
for eight days M Vanderbilt drove the team
to Tlestwood Park, and, alter jogging the hosses
around the track enee, started them 70 try thor
speed. He drove tho hat-nilo polo in l:l31, and
koepnR the horses woil IN hand, not intending 70
lcrcs them. anisnsd tho mile in 2:3l Taxing the
performance into constoorution-Mr. vandsrbiit's
weight IN top wagon, with the usual winter blankets
&C., and the naturally odish" condition OF LeandcF
attor his railroad trp-it Is wonderful ono. The
match very closely In sixe color, both being
dark chestnuts, and they keep step with groat
precision. IL Is PROBABLE that this team will
equal II not eclipse the performance Small Hopes
aud Lady Mac-2:23 in condition. Mr. Vanderbilt
paid S2l 900 tor MAad g. yesterday, ana she started
on her way 10 this eity last ngnt BY exprsss. Tho
price agreed upon for Maud .. was to have been
$4,000 II she rotted trial tn 22o but hsr owner
told The Ihat nc beat 2:l8 with would
mako bim present OF 200. the trial made,
the mare rottsd in 2:l7h and Mr. Vanderbilt stood
ha n
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
HORSES FOR THE EXTRA DAY AT JEROME PARK
ARRIVING.

HORSES FOR THE EXTRA DAY AT JEROME PARK
ARRIVING.
large number OF horses have taken up their quar-
ters atJeroms PARK to taxe part In the racing
that Will come OF NJ that place on next Tuesday.
Nearly all the prominent horses that at Ba,i-
more during tho late meeting will be there to take
part In the several OF that day. including such
dyers asshe Duke or Magenta (entsred In the Hotel
Stakes), Brambis, Waraeld, Bonnie Wood and others
Of great reputation.
1t Will be remembered what immense crowd Of
people were at Jerome PARK last year on the day Of
election-men who had ponsd their votes. and. hav-
ing nothing to do aferwsrd during the day. chose tho
excitement aud pleasures Of the race course In pref
to tho losssr amusemsnts in the city, many
taking their wivos and daughters with tnem. There
will doubt be the feeling this year, ami we
anticipate large attendance at Jerome Park TO w.t.
ness the seven racing will be on the cards
The New York herald., 1878-10-30
sh. subsequently, removed to Boston. who're she had

y
on BEGGING TOUR
There she remained TIL 1871. when she began beg
ging tour armed with letters which she she ro
ceivsd from General Grant, William Cullen Bryant
Scott Lord, William b. Webb and General Ingalls,
She entered upon her career as a beggsr with the
Boston Music Hall by Elias Haskstt Derby for her
benefit A. this lecture she had the III iortuue TO
break her ankle and The subsequent good fortune OF
being attended by the best OF Boston gratis
The bsgging sur inaugurated in Boston las besn car
red on In nearly every city In the Norm. Her plan
has been TO stop tho best hotel sacn city she vis
lted ana to rue about IN q carriage soliciting aims
She was eight months plying her vocation 10 tnis
city, stopping at hotel and paying SIT per week LOT
board and q much larger SUN tor coach hiro Ia
$lS per week tor CAB and 50 per week for frs In
her room. She claims she paid aii demands promptly
al the latter place until she accidentally broke nsr
arm while reaching for something In wardrobe, ana
that when she could LONGER out 10 solicit money
sne proprietor Lurned her away rlla
CoACHAAx TOO. M&
she says approvingly that both Now YORK ana
Trenton responded noby 10 her oalis from her
headquarters IN Trenton she vsitod Princeson Fem-
tngton Lsmberton, Freehold. Mount Holly, Camden,
Bristol, Newton, Burlington. Bordsntown, fardlsy.
vile, Woodbridge. Newmarket and hahway. EDWARD
r. kelt, her coRcnman. resides ~ No. 4lS Lam0crton
street, Trenton He first met her IN July last AZ tne
Bound Brook depot In tue Jersey capital. aud has
been In her employ since. He received nfty
places.
IN LIMBO.
Chief OF Police Keron, OF Elizabeth, arrested her
yesterday. She examined and made statement
to The effect that she had never represented herself
agent OF any charitable organxation but soiic
tied contributions solely Tor her own support botn
Mrs. Wilson and her coachman wcro locked up on
charge made by the Rev. Mr. Lsngiord. M vu
The New York herald., 1878-10-30

members OF the New Jersey State Rife Association.
The weather was very nus and the scores were ex-
csllenI The match consisted often shots, on hand,
at 200 yards, any rife, the prize 70 be won three
times before becoming the property o. the winner.
tho three highest competitors. Mr.. T. B. Collins
won the competition with score 0t AZ out OF the
possible 30 points. The best other scores we're as
Ioows:-B. squicr. Al; r. Coniin, Al; Z. Squlers,
80; =. NJ Dart 39i q smith, 3Si E. T. Stars, So; !.
N. Steele, IS; +. j, Roche, 81