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is a spark from the light of Gods wis
dom, and the sky is bubble on the sea
of his power.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
Is IL POOL-SELLING?

THE DIFFERENCE OF OPINION THAT EXISTS
ABOUT THE NEW MoSLY ORDER sYsTEM.
Detective Mulvey. OF tho Twonty-seventh precinct,
yesterday morning entered tho basement OF No
Barclay street ana there arrested George storms
charge OF poolsoliing The prisoner had his hand
at tho time n blank form upon which was written
the OF G. L,rllard, opposite tho printed words
"second race" Tho naino OF William Lowell was
printed at the bottom OF tho blank. There
and their conversation turned upon the Bal
timore races Deiccuvo Flynn was at tue
IN tho movements OF another congregation Of
men who were also interested Ia tho muvcments OF
the horses IN Baltimore CLERK named Edward
Hackett crying out that he WAS ready to execute
orders tue baltimore races when the uetcclivs
ragucd TomDs Police Court, before Judge XII
Dfcth Hackctt was discharged, as there did not ap
pear any evidence against INN. Counsel Tor
storms asked an auJournment until INC afternoon,
promising TO show The Court that the business car
rIcd at No. Barclay street was entirely within
tue law.
Tho prisoner wDs consequently remanded, and
when the case was called Ia the afternoon William
Lowell, OF No. ~ West Twenty eighth street. WOO IL
also tho proprietor OF the estabishmont at No.
Barclay street. appeared Ia court. Hc offered
n witness on bchali ci storms, and on exam
nation Dy Judge kiDreth, ater great deal OF pre-
ION coItradctory evidence adnit tod That
the name LoriIlard on tDe blank form meant tho
horse Duke of Magenta, entered IN tue Baltimore
tickets Tor money consideration or promise
to pay. Mr. Lowell at frat stated tina,
hc did not know the name OF the
man filled out the blank, but thought he know
tue EaDd~rIng. He then stated that he believed "
to bc the handwriting OF u man named Horton. Hc
wouldu't say that Horton was 10 his employ Tor
while and nnaiIy aumitted tunt he had known hiin
noary year aud had employed hun eight or Ten
months. Counsel tor tho prisoner vas ANXIOUS 10
withdraw tho witness. but the Court would not allow
II anu insisted upon the ss-exatnination The re-
suit OF IL determined the Court IN nothing the pris-
oner In bail, which furnished by James Campbell,
OF NO. 81 Centre street. Loveli offered TO become
bondsman Tor storms, but Judge KIlbrcth would not
accept nin.
DIFFERENCE OPINION.
II will be remembered that James kocly was ar
rested recently on similar chnrgc ana discharged
lew days ago by Judge Murray Captain Williams oil
the Twenty-ntnth precinct, made the arrest, and
found blank form III use the same as tho one Issued
at NO. Barclay street. but as tho Captain was un-
able 10 swear tDut was not rent receipt kecly was
discharged. Judge kilUreih holds the opinion that
tho o the blank form u only device 10 cover
tho registering OF bots The defendants claim that
the money deposited with thon IN not wagorod In
New York; that they merely receive u here 70 bc
transmitted Tor speculation IN horse races az distant
points and that their business Is Just MS legal as the
transfer VI money by postal order or telegraph.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

Cadwallader & Co.'s Dave Moore, years, by
Lonefellow, 95 lbs................. ......... IL
II. Stanford's st. James. years. by Lexington.
los lbs.
r. Lorillard's Bertha, years, by Gieneig, 92 lbs.
J. Staples Florence Payne, 3 years, by Blarney
Stone, " IDS. -
The neld Observation-Disclosures. 120
STAKES.
Pimlico Stakes, tor all ages, at $50 each. hall
forfeit only $40 II declared out, with $500 added, OF
which 500 to tho second horse the third 10 save It's
stake Fourteen subscribers Two miles and u iur-
long.
q. l. Lorillard's Louanier, 3 years, by Lever, 02
Ids. $ou
S ID. Bruces General Phillips, years, by Glen
elg los IDS 70
r. Lorillards Bayard, years, by Bonnie Scot
lanu, w ios. 10
Lorillard's Garrick. years, by Lexington, %
ios 10
O. Bowies Belle, years, by Dickens, 81 lbs..... s
MILE HEATS.
Purse $3.50, tor year-olds $50 to the second
colts TO carry 90 lbs dllies aud geldings, 92 lbs
Mile heats.
Dwyer Brothers warncld, by War Dance 95 lbs. $50
G. L. Lorliards Albert, by Australian, 95 lbs.
Ii. Stanords Fusilade, by War Dance, 92 los. -
Puryear Co.'s Jackscrew, by Narraganseti, 02
lDs..... .......... -
J. Wynne's Hiss Maoy, by Pat Malloy, o. lbs... -
Ano heiu... "a
Since nine O'Clock tonight 1t has bcen raining
quite heavily.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
Club; 10 birds each 26 yards rsc so yards boundary
Brooklyn Gun Club rules. previous winners hand-
capped yards
RIFLE SHOOTING.
EXCELLENT SCORES BY MEMBERS OF THE CO.
LUMBIA AssoCI ATIoN-PR oFFssoR HARDNESS
THE WINNER OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
BRONZE BADGE.

BRONZE BADGE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HsRALD.1
WASHINGTON. Oct. %, 1873.
Six members Of the Columbia Rife Ass ociaton
tosed to-day at tho long targets for tho bronze
badge offered by the National Association. The
attracted large crowd of spectators, owing TO the
interest attaching 10 the shooting Of Mr.. Particle.
who recently made the of 224 out
of possible 225. Firing began about
eleven O'Clock and ended about four. Tho
day gloomy and overcast, and tho wind varied
from steady ono o'clock to ntiul four O'Clock.
proposition made before tho firing began that tho
ak members should act MS a team, ana coach each
other so US 10 secure high score or tho CLUB but
some OF the mcmbers dcnurred and tho shooting be-
came contest OF individuals. Each man. therefore
worked Tor himself best he could ana without help
suggestion from the Others. The result OF the
contest is shown in tho following rccord:-
PROFESSOR WILLIAM HARKNEss
Yards. Total
soo....... s555554355
1000. ........ 5 5 8 A 5 5-74-2l6
sSS. SSS.... ...ssssSSSSSS55S5ssssssSsSsssSs--9Sss S-9s s-Ss
loo. 1885, 555 81 s 5 5 4 4-.o-2l4
The rsmainin. four scores were as ioliows:-C. II.
81; total. 2lo. Colonel Burnside, 65 &C. IS; total,
l9o james E. Bell, 80, O. 5s; total, lo4; |. Lau
The bronze budgc was accordingly awarded to Pro-
fessor Hardness, the vice president Of the assocla
ton. The second, or supplementary prize. sport
ing rifle, presented by Remington a. Co WAS awarded
70 Mr.. Pariello. Inc marksnanship Of Professor
Hardness will excite admiration Tor It's steady
progress. with the increased distances OF the sue
his ssd sno. m'ss as ~. 5 sarse
gave him second place the days
record Preceded and followed as 1t was by bulrs
eyes, Mr. Pareilo Is unable TO explain IL satisfactorily
II will be observed that he made seventynv ut tho
second target. As he bad already made full scores
at the 500 and the 1000 yard targets, he Is
now able TO boast Of having made complete
scores at all OF the targets, something which
marksman, 1t Is SAID has yet done.
II will also by the OF MT. Particle that
taking his nine closing shots at 800 yards IN conncc-
ton with his full the 900 yard, target, ho
made run OF twenty-four successive bulbs cyes
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

Score W innings
Club. 1st. "a. Sd sth. 5th Oh. IN. SM oh.
Hudson...... y Ia
Alaska. ...-..0 D o o 2 3-6
Umpirc-Mr. Booth. Time OF game-One hour and
forty minutes. First base by errors-Huus0n, 2;
Alaska, Runs carncd-Hudson, 2; Alaska, u.
Total LETT on bases-Hudson, A.; Alaska, 3. Total
base hits-Hudson, o; Alaska .. Passed balls-Hud.
son, i; Aiaska,1 Wild pitchcs-Hudson, o; Alaska. O.
BALL PLAYER INJURED.
During the progress OF the aoove gamo serious
accident occurred TO Smith, The left neidcr OF the
Hudsons In the last naf Of the last inning Rice, of
Smith and McCord, tho centre ncder, both ran alter
Smith caught the ball. but 1t had scarcely lodged in
hts hands when McGord coided with him. Both
men were running at full speed At the time. and the
crash when tncy together was heard
all over the ground. McCord's head struck Smith
In the lett Jaw, cutting deep gasn In ms
cheek and laying his Jaw open. McCord spun around
like a top ana smith staggered and fell rigid ana
scEssess to the ground Inc spectators and play ers
seemed spellbo una, aad for soD'e minutes no QUO
went to the OF tho injurcd Al length
Walker, member VI the Flyaway Club, got a small
tub Of wafer and over to smith, followed by tho
crowd Alter considerable rubbing and bathing
Smith recovered sufficiently TO be removed 10 MS
home. McCord wns also taken 10 his home
Tno games to be played today arc as foilows:-
Hudsons and Flyaways, on tho Union Ground and
Bostons and Providence ut Boston.
he game at Providence between the Providence
and Boston CLUBS won ny tue latter by score OF
to o.
In an exhibition game at Buffalo the Bunalos oi
the international Association, Geicated the Chcagos,
of the National League, by scoro OF 4 TO l.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
BASEBALL.

THE ALAsKAS DEFEAT TIE HUDSONS IN THE
FIRST GAME OF THE ToUINAMENT-AcCI-
DENT ON THE BALL FIELD.
Several hundred spectators assembled at the Union.
Ground Williamsburg, yesterday afternoon to witness
the first game 0! the tournament between the three
strongest clubs in this vicinity Tor the local champion
ship. The game between the Hudsons OF Brook.
lyn and the Alaskas, Of this city, and spcnddy
contested throughout the batting and nclding being
OF the sharpest nature. In the ninth inning, MS
described below, OF the Hudson feeders coilideu,
which resulted in the Hudson Club losing the game
The lett folder caught the bail, Dut II was
knocked from grasp the collision with tho
ire Deder The umpire. however, con irary TO rules,
decided tho catch muif He also, contrary to rules
neglected to call time while tho neders lay q
pros,raed condition, letting Larkn 60 from first base
around homo his aud Rice, the bats
man. 90 70 third base. Following is the score:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
YACH T | N G..
Match Between the Sloop Yachts
Oracle and Vision.
LIGHT BREEZE IN OCTOBER
The Oracle Wins the Silver
Cup by 13n. 46s.

The match between tho sloop yachts Graclo and
Vision for the $3.50 silver cup, the gift OF Mr.. 3. NJ
Mills, OF the schooner yacht vesta, sailed yestor
day afternoon and won by the Oracle In handsome
style, much to the astonishment OF the admirers OF
the Vision, who believed their favorite almost in
vincihie Tho sicamtug A. q. Cheney was
chartered by tho owners OF the racing yachts
to accompany tho yachts, and started from Pier g.
North River, shortly before eight A. ". There was
quito party OF guests on board including the judges
Vice Commodore Thomas Mr. r. Center and Mr.
Stewart. When tho Cheney left tho dock and started
on her journey the weather dtd not look
very promising, there hardly breath
ol wlnd and tho fog SO thick in
places one could almost 1t with
knife. The first stop made of Bay Ridge, to
take on board Vice Commodore Thomas, ana then the
Cheney ran over 20 tho Quarantine landing at Staten
Islanu, where Il few others cane on board Mr. John
Alexander left the Cheney ut this point and went on
board Mr. Lloyd PhGnix's schooner yacht Intrepid,
which riding at anchor with her canvas up,
II she ready to make q cruise out and the
Alter leaving Staten Island he Cheney logged
slowly through a log bank, and off Quarantine Hos
pital tho fog cleared away as II tho bad up
but farther there another bank that was
pretty thick and lasted until she passed the buoy
the point OF tho Hook. Outside It was ali clear. but
there was not much prospect of breeze, and tho
water vas smooth mill pond tho soops
Vision and Gracc OIL 10 the rd doing
best TO get toward the lIghship but they
not making knot an hour u was deemed prudent 10
steam down ana take them IN tow. rnc Cheney
tack led the Oracle 1rs ana alter putting the owner
and two or three friends on board took her in tow
and started TO pick up tho Vision. The latter passed
q line 10 the Gracc, but 1t was not very strong,
parted u few minutes aferward, anu
some httlo time was wasted before another
line was made fast The Cheney arrived oil the
lignship shortly alter eleven A. NJ, ana, letting 60
for the race. There was slight cats paw Of wind
from the southeast, tanning the waters, that did
give much hopes OF increasing, the judges de-
clded Tor short tlmo before they started the
yachts. The to be sailed a course
twenty miles to windward anu RETURN tho distance to
be made in seven hours. Tho dimensions OF the
yachls nrc as iOlows:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
PIGEON SHOOTING.
MONTHLY CONTEST OF THE DEooKLYN GUN

MONTHLY CONTEST OF THE DEooKLYN GUN
CLUE.
There was large attendance at Dcxtcr's yesterday
for tho tbird shoot ior the gun presented by tho
Brooklyn Gun CLUB. Mr.. \. G. Glider sleeve and Mr..
w. Wynn had each once but the terms OF tho
gilt were that tho gun must DO three
times before IL becomes tho properly Of
tho winner. On the 1rst occasion all con.
tcstants shot at twenty-six yards rise, but tho
winner IN each confess is sot back two yards. Mcssrs
Giderseeve and Wynn yesterday shot at twonty eight
yards rise, all tho others shooting at 20 yards Tho
birds provided were very good, the prevailing wind
driving them to the right Mr.. Wynn won the gun y
time oy killing twelve out of thirteen BIRDS
On tho nrst ten no tied by Mr. Batter and MT.
Woods. each kiiInR nine--Mr. Butler being the ouly
ono TO lose bird out OF bounds On the shoot oif
Mr. Wynr killed three straight, MI Butler missing
ono and Mr. Woods two.
SUMMARY
BRooKLyr GUN CLuB, Oct ~, 1873 Monthly shoot
Of pigeons from ave traps Tor gun presented by the
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
TROTTING AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct %, 1873.
The stallion Administrator, owned by George r.
Stevens, OF Ilion, n. Y. was spceded the Lex
ington track to-day in 2:29h The Cincinnati trot.
ting wonder, Maud g., throe years old, owned by
George y. Stone, was without record, and was
speedod IN 2:22E. high WIND WIS blowing In the
nj I'M hur
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

actual time and Ism. 5es corrected times that -
2rn 37s with which she started Alter the yachts
had passed tho Cheney started TOR home, and after
making short call al Staten Island ana pay siase,
arrived at this city shortly before eleven !. M
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

Tho second event Tor Tho 2:45 class purse $3.50,
and all 6f the entries were Rhode Island horsca The
starters r. 3. Carpenters sorre gelding I. s.,
W j. Shedon's chestnut geding Narragnnsett, g. +.
Browns roam geiding John Howard, b. Dennis' bay
gelding Steve Lewis J. Oiney's gray geidng Henry
S. ana J. DoyIe's bay goding Tip. The betting was
T. s., Steve Lewis and Narragansett before
the race, but aitor the first neat Narragan-
selt was the favofitc. Tho first and second
heats were won easily by NarragansetL the
other horses not giving niG any work TO beat thom
In tne third heat Tip obtained the lead BY runnna,
and Narragansett acting badly ho OF little
account Tip round to the throc quarters, and
then +. s. the front and crossed The
winner with Henry S second, Narraganset third (sot
back from secoud place ior runniDg). Steve Lewis
fourth Junn Howard NTH, ana TIP distanced tor
running. The fourth heat was taken by I. s.. who
away with the lead and Kept II throughout.
Narragansett was second Ut tho lnish. Tho
then put over until Wednesday,
SUMMARY.
SAME DAX-Pursc $3.50, Tor AS horses; $75 to
first. $40 second SO tnird and SIS to fourth.
Mile heats, best three IN i've, IN harness post
i.,ncd Ia Ocf I3 alter TOUR heaiRl.--
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
TRfAL sfEerLGcnAsR.


Tho third race called tbs trial stecpechase,
Cor Dorses that won steepechIse Mt Bul-
tlmosc. Jerome PARK. Long Branch saratoga;
uboul one milo ana half Tue purse was $500 Tor
the nrst horse aud 500 for tho second There were
nvc starters tor this race comprising Charles Reeds
chestnut colt Disturbance by Chihcothe, dam Matte
e., iour years old, carrying li8 lbs. JoDB hann's
bay geIding Dsigisan by Barney Stone, years old,
los ihs Day Brothers' brown My Lizzie DAILY, by
Elqurer, dam Leisure, 49, lbs. a. Tayiors chest
horse Lord Zotiand, ~ Lexington dam Iisnnrdis,
fKed, il5 lbs PeIne's Chestnut nlly Love Chase,
by bennington, dam Henrietta Wclcb, years old,
l5l lbs. Disturbance was a great favoritc IN this
facc, selling Tor $780, Lord ZetlaBd $1T5, Dalsasian
500 Lizzie ID. SO. Love Chase so.
inc horses nad good start nvo coming up to
the starter. Soon after leaving, Daigasan went
90 the front aud showed the way over tue several
Jumps Tor n.ore than mile Then Lord Zetland feIl
ana DtsturDance moved np, Meancy his rider, having
taken measure VI the others. Wueu the Held had
been Cfced ana all the jumps taken the
hvrses ran to tho regular track from
Inu 1cld, where there was but Que hurdle 10 take,
and TINS was nearly Eailo IRON tho nnisn. Meapy,
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
TwENTY-FoUE HOURS WALK.

Tho walking match at tho Rink, In Newark, for
gold badge worth $3.50 was last n,gnt by Win
field Scott, who outwalkod. during the twonty.iour
hours, eight compctitors.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

WEDNESDAYS EVENTA
Tho races for Wednesday, the second day OF tho
meeting Will DO tho IA and 2:25 purses lnere
numerous entries OF good horses in each class.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
THE AUSTRALIAN CkICKETERs.

SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Oct "a, 1S72
Tho Australian crtketcrs arrived last night, and
will play here on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
HUNTINGTON PARK.

The fall trotting meeting OF tho Suffolk Driving
Association at Huntington, l.. l., opened yesterday
with largo attendance. There were two events on
the prosrammc-the three minute ana 2:3s classes.
After thrce heats had boen troted in race they
were postponed until this morning on account Of
darkness
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
NARRAGANSETT PARK.

rihsT DAx OF The OCTOBER MEETiNG-RICH.
MoND THE WINNER OF THE "FIFTy"
PURsE-TEE 'FoRIy-FIvE" CLASS POST
PoNED AFTER FOUR HEATS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE, K. l., Oct. o. 1878. :,
The October meeting at Narragansett Park began
to-day under favorable circumstances. The weather
was hne, and there was quite good attendance
sidering the attractions elsewhere In the sporting
line. Two the cards, but they only
afforded a moderate amount Of excitement The 2:50
class was won by the black gelding Richmond, and
tho purse TOR Rhode Island horses had 10 be post
poned alter four heats had been trolted.
THE FIFTY" CLASS.
The nrst trot-lhe $3.50 class, purse $500
brought out eight starters, these being
Samuel Richards brown Geldng Wild Dandy, D. Jen
kins' bay marc Westcora, D. S. Fosters buy gclding
Democrat. +. x. Smiths black mare Chatham Girl, q.
II. Howland's chestnut marc Ailcen, J. Doye's bay
Nellie Burke, J. Goldsmith's brown geding
Judgment and H. G. Smiths black gelding Rich
mond. The last mentioned sold in the pools first
choice against tho field. The horses went away we'll
in the a. rst heat and Rchmend took tho lead almost
Immediately and could not be displaced during the
mile. he trottod squarey and finely. judgment
obtained second place halt finished in that
position. Richmond was frst under the wire, Judg-
ment second, Democrat third, Wild Danny
fourth Wcstcora nth, Aileen sixth, Chatham Girl
seventh N ellie Burke distanced. Timc. 2:3l. Tne
second heat was also won by Richmoud. II
trot,ed much the previous one. Richmond took
the lead and he'd IL well. Judgment obtained second
position The halt milo AMI main ,aned Il to the tn
ish. Richmond crossed the score 1rst Judgment
second, Wild Dandy third, Democrat fourth, Aiiecn
nth, Westcora sixth. Chatham Girl seventh. Time,
230 The third heat was also won by Richmond,
winch gave him the race Wild Dandy was second,
Judgment third, Democrat fourth, Chatham Girl
fifth, Westcora SIXTH Aileen seventh. Time, 2:3lM.
SUMMARY.
NARRAGANsErr PARK-CkASsroS, r. l., Oct. o.
1S7S-FIRsT DAY OCTOBER MEETiNG.-Purso
$780, ivr 1850 horses; $3.50 10 tho irst $75 second
$40 tn rd and $50 10 fourth. Mile heats, three In
i've in harDess:-
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