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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AN ITALIANS MURDERoUs REVENGE.
INGILO sPAGNLO FATALLY SLABS MAIIHk" ID
IN CHATHAM-sQUARE.

O.
lNGILo sPAGNLo FATALLY SLABS MATTHEW DkAkE
IN CHATHAM-sQUARE.
MANY foreigners who live in Mulberry, MOtt
and adjoining streets were grieved Tuesday Dy tuo
announcement of the death of Bartolomeo fraEi' "u
italian, who lived III the neghbofhood' no wa"
Afflicted with consumption, and bad receiver meu'.
aid at the Dispensary. Matthew DrakeA coinpahoD VI
The deceased man, went among his menus uyIhE " I'
funds for a decent burial He labored whole day ana
,btatned many signatures. lie thought II the funds
rere increased a room could be hired and wake
held over the dead On Wednesday nlght'
with this end IN view, Drake continued his aDofs NC
Carthy's saloon az No Mott-st resort for many OF
these foreigners visited. Angelo spagno was asheu
10 subscribe 10 the list He refused ana declared 'ha'
Frazl did not deserve Christian burial He then let INC
house About 10 o'clock the same evening the TWO men
met at Mo,t-s and the BOwery They renewed the con-
yersaton during which Drake accused spagno OF being
mean and stingy. A fght cnsued, but the men were
separated by friends.
spaenlO received black eye, and his nose was some
what dishgured. His business Is peddlinS cigars lie
has no regular home but occasionally sleeps with ae-
ouaintances at No 13 hottest. After dressing ne
wounds there SpaglO left the house. SAYING ne Muio
have revenge shortly after ne vas seen az
and home about Midnight. ABOUT IoO q. ~ 1 .
ferday there came running across JhatIain-S q
man eoyeref with blood shouting, I'm stabbed! I'm
stabbedl" Il was Drake. He was pursuing opdHniO'
who had stabbed nm III the Itek WIN a $1,000 TO-
epagniO, IL seems, rose early and waled LOT
Irake TO start Tor his days work. He saw Drake AZ
Catherine-st and East Broadway, and without word
az warning stcpped behind HIM and drove the knife INTO
his back He Zee instantly, Drake followed hlu 10 the
Bowory but fell beneath the Elevated Railroad rack
ana died The murderer OVertaken at the rive
Points and delivered 10 Officer Lewis, OF the Fourth
Preeinct AT the station spagniO denied all knowledge
OF the stabbiug Deputy Coroner Cushman tOuhu 'nat
She deep kuife-wound near the spinal column Iad cut
into the right rang. 49,. -. ~,
snagulo IS a Maltese by birth, twentyetght years old
IL saved several years in the British merchant mruo
brake was thiriy five years old aud lyed at NO. II
DaIl IL "A native OF 6INfGiLu bGt hAu JlNtu
many wears in tins country lie haves one child, q
blind daughter, seventeen years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
AMERICAN CwALTHA,p WATCH co.

"Tho Americans have al.
ready commenced 10 send their
manufacture 10 Europe. In
England they sell annually
from 10000 10 1000 watches.
The American watch COM
mences 10 dnve from the Eng.
I lish market the Swiss and even
the English watch.
"The Americans commenced
by creating a demand for their
goods IN the indies andiu Aus
tralia; and then -thanhs 70
some powerful exporting
.houses-thcy Invaded Eng
lend.
at Moscow and g. Peters
burg they have already esiab.
iIshci important branch Oh
cts. They Do rot keen 10 80
.crct but loudly advertise a.
their aim IA % drive us nfst
out n their own country, and
men o. compete with us ou
our own soil u our Huerisn
ness ant nur buni ounhdeuro
have ttt Hrli iuo 90 them
4 sufefciY confess tiat J
rrrsnnaf have deahfed thai
enmrfNiiHh HHi HoW ! have
.sosn q fsfa feiilt sad ! su
.tfmfalis Ca isH tn ahifi
af nfuIfr b. ttrasf he
tafs fanh tsr eniF ehe ii
fIiHs co. nfta fnf0I
afif HfHdsifsail
Hat HfHiat sal BE-
FnN aEfF HNt
HiHH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15

D6Ia les Americans com
mcncent eNpedier lenrs pro
duit5 en- Europe. In Angle
terre, lis vendent annullomeni
dc 20 a 10000 mouiro5. Ia
montro Americana commence
A chaser d'Angic,errc Ia mon.
ire suisse ct meme Ia mcnirt
Anglaise.
Les Americans ont com
monc6 par Greer DIES dtboucbe'
dams les GIandes hides co eT
Australia puts grace a Dc
pulssantes maisons d'eXi o'ta
ton, is ont cnyahi rAngle
tcrrc.
"a Moscou. D saint-rtters
bourg. ils ont drla ttabli dim
pofiants comptolrs us No seI
cachent pas. d'aiilturs. ~ IAN
nonccnt hautcmout lcur bu
est de nous chaser dc che
ouK d'abofd ct snsu.tc a
vcnif nous fare cuncuruvnsi
rlcf nous, VI notre apaihie 81
n0iro connhnre afeuglu isuI
lai.H.nt H. irfnIn lihfo
"lcrsvane rn tort esillfrtf
poi mi mr lu no Del Hfrmifr ia
iauii deisnitDaiie ltf er ceit.
concurrence Hfit snmlfa
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d.f.f tfIr anI faH
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
DIABETES CAN BE Cured.

LANESfILLEg UHIUI NV 4, AoIos
MesTs Morgan d Allen.
DEAR Ss: II has been some time since wrote you how
father was so thought would write day. sm happy 70
say entirely YELL He has been cured with less than
bottles Since he has been taking the CONSTITUTION
WATER" Have heard Of good many Of diabetes In
this city one lady has very bad When first heari OF
her was bed with t. Sine bought bottle OF
CONSTITUTION WATER. and took few doses, atef
which she able to ait ncose two Scent staopS
which please send many circulars &C
there great many persons want them. Yours very
truly, JOHN l. SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
EXAMINING THE COUNTY CLERKS BOOKS.


THE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION BE-
GINS ITS woRK-INDIGNATIoN OF DEPUTY-CLERK
MeLAUGHLIN.
Henry Z. Knox and Charles F. Maclean,
composing the subcommittee Of the Bar Association
committee the presentment Of charges against the
county officers for demanding excessive fees, called
yesterday afternoon at the County Clerks Office for
inspection Of the books Mr. GumbletOn engaged In
the county canvass, hut his deputy James F. Nc
Iaughin offered them all the books Of the office for
animation The visitors said that these books would
probably not their purpose which was 10 ascer
tain what fees had been charged for certain services
Mr. Mclaughlin said that the private books Of Mr. Gum
beton we're kept IN private safe Of which Mr. Gum
heton had the keys The latter ives absent, but II they
would wait a minutes be Wac sure Mr. Gumbleton
would give them the keys. As 1t was late, Mr. Knox
and Mr. Mace8n asked that the examination be deferred
until this morning. -
IN conversation yesterday, MI Mclaughlin became
somewhat indignant, declaring that since Mr. Guinoe-
tons entry office nothing had been done which
WAS not open all the world Every lawyer would say
fhe Office had never been carefully conducted In
insistng that everybody should be treated 50 eour g
Ously Mr. GumbetOn made In his opinion, great mis-
take. OF these gentlemen were honest but they
re pushed forward by asgassns OF character and he
in his chiefs place they should have nothing
cent what the law allowed But Mr.. GnmbetOn had
SAID "give everything" and If they had waited three
minutes they could have had the keys OF the private safe
but they wouldn't He said he would be glad to have
every thing done In the Office since lie became the deputy
thoroughly scTutinzed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
FORGERYoF A BROKERS CLERK.
EDWARD HOLMES ARRESTED FOR MAKING FAILS
CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES.

EDWARD HOLMES ARRESTED FOR MAKING FALSE
CUSTOM HOUSE ENTRIES.
The Customs officers have discovered another
forgery, which was checked before much harm was
done. II appears that on November 0 a young man
named Edward Holmes employed as Custom House
clerk by Dulh KuOwltOn, sugar importers was sent
10 the Custom House to pay entry aud weGhers' fees
amounting to SO G1 He made the proper entry In the
Naval ONCE took the money, and then forged the
signature OF D. W Tucker, Cashier Ogdens assistant,
10 a receipt In balancing accounts next day between
the Naval ONCE and the Collectors Departments, the
discrepancy was discovered and being traced to Mr.
Ogden's Office. Mr.. Tucker pronounced the receipt o
clever forgery Further investigation showed that on
November 10 Holmes committed a similar forgery,
gaining S. 40 thus making his total fOrgeTies 50 OIL.
The Customs officers think that had not the discovery OF
these fOrgertes been made SO promptly, Holmes would
have tried next % forge signatures necessary tOcOeto
the payment OF duties which frequently amounted 70
sums Of $4,000 on single invoice consigned 10 DuIhh
d KnOwltUn
Merritt and Deputy Collector Phelps yesterday. ana he
admitted his guilt claiming that this was MS trFt Of
fence and that no the Custom House or elsewhere
had aided him. When his father who is cashier IN
large corporation, into the Collectors Office the
Young man sobbed, he fell his fathers meek and
begged forgiveness for the dgrace he had brought
upon his family. special Treasury Agent Nevtns last
evening, before United States Commissioner Shields
made an affidavit charging Holmes with forgery and he
was held in 5000. Holmes was formerly clerk Tor
Henry Malone, the Custom House broker for Dut1lh d
KnoWtOn who died about two months agO,when ne was
made the firms Custom House clerk The section under
which has been arrested provides punishment OF not
more than ten years Imprisonment at hard labor, or
fine not exceeding 5000 both The intention OF the
Customs officers Is 20 make example OF Holmes in
order to prevent any further attempts to initiate the
transactions Of Pedriek, who Is still at large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
ATTACKING THE "BUCKET SHOPS"

The business of the "PUblic Stock Ex-
change" owned by f. W, Todd & Co, was interrupted
yesterday by injunction granted by Judge Donohue
restraining the fun from doing any business on infor-
nation received from the Gold and stock Telegraph
Company Mr.. Todd stated yesterday that the niunc-
tiOn really nsugated by tue New-Iork Stock TX
change because his firm was doing so large business
the injunction, as the delay to his business very III
furious He thought 10 was a strange circumstance
that Judge DOnOnuo should giant hn nn injunction
against the removal OF the indicators and then grant
another injunction restraining him from usingis BewR
were prcSentgd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
TRYING TO WRECK A TRAIN.

Distractions were placed on the track of the
Shore Line Road. on Wednesday, few miles south OF
Mt Vernon apparently for the purpose Of wrckinG the
fast express which leaves Boston at o'clock The
engineer discovered the obstruction. Inch was rail-
lad across the track on sharp curve Just before IL
reached. Tie pilot struck the rail aud threw II from
the mack. Three bars In the pilot were broken. Ihe
train was under tu healway at the time, but was
stopped, and examination was made. FOOTPRINTS
were found leading from the track to field, but no
other traces OF the evi-dsposed persons were dis
covered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
. Q S T S c RlPT
3:45 a. M.
GENERAL POLITICAL NE MS.
THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED IN JorNT SESSION.

blNlh oiiiNLh' h'iHD IN S'l'i 0'ooiVN'
MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 14.-Tho State AS
sembly to-day elected George Nichols, OF North
Geld, Speaker OF the House, and Truman C.
Phinney. OF Montpelier, Sergeant atArmA The
Assembly, In Joint session. elected the fol
loving state officers: State Auditor. f.. III. Par
NELL. OF Rchfordi Adjutant and Inspector-Gen.
eral. james 5. Peck. OF Montpelier; Quarter
masterGelera Levi q. Kingsley. OF Rutland
Judge AdyOcate-GenerA Frank G.. Butter1eld
OF Rockingham State SuperlntendCnt OF Education Ed
ward l.. Conaut, OF Randolph. The Assembly then adj
iourned 20 meet Thursday afternoon next 10 complete
the election Of State officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
PASSENG EPS ARRTHED

FROM HAMBuRG-By Steamship Suegi0.-Mr. and Mrs.
Wright Tho three Misses Wright G. +. Funck, K hutter
Mrs and Miss Cowles Elise CoxF shaefer Miss l. shaefe
A. Wachenhem c. Stiegler Miss O. Bauer LehTenbrauss
Miss ~ ROtzO0 Mrs. and Miss Hamann f. Windwehen, II,
frost J. FTOseh O. Grimm, b. Eherampf and family. w.
Heine; L. Sander O. ScheineT g. JacOby Minna Rpnsky
X James Fanny sohweriu, g. g. krel ROsae Gntkied j.
HutsteneT Caroline Franz, ID. Stein, ~ Anssm, IL Wetz
Bertha kansed, l.. Brock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
TAMMANY GAZING FOR ITS OWN.

Assistant United States District-Attorney
Fero yesterday received from T. Anderson and Cen
era Wingate counsel for tho Tamm2ny Society," letter
asking for the Of all persons who stood committed
for violation Of the registration election laws. The
most of those whose arrest Supervisor OF Elections
John J. Davenport caused were either discharged on
their own recognizance admitted 10 hail Only five
now remain in Ludlow Street Jail. Mr. Fiero therefore
replied bY sending back 10 Tammany through the law
yeTs, the names of these five prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
BOYNTON'S FURNACES

Are Powerful Heaters remarkably durable economical IN
fuel give universal sasfacOn nave bolted joints arc
free IRON gases. -.
Thousands had constant and for IL
years and In good condition today without repairs or ex'
pense.
NOW your heating apparatus and have 70
order for the Winter Estimates given low prices for
Ranges and Furnaces Also Elevated Oven and Flat Top
Ranges for Family or Public Use.
Perfect operators economical IN fuel Call and examine
send for circulars before purchasing
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO..
Manufacturers. 232 and 234 Water-st. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15

An appropriation Of S3O.s5O WIS made by
the Bosrd of Tiuoafion yesterday % special noetBg
fsf ths erection ~ new sChoal building IN Twenty
sishtn-sf sdlonininr School so. "a The Sum ~
sisooo VS. aisa ~ aran for she rurshase % tho
,s,isss Vaa sf 90 ana 20 Nnffalt 81 f1f new SCHOOL
b. see lf1fh Wsi.i ffIs inH Was auhsr ufnfiF In
eousl,efe4 III request rf teFWi ssi7hff N.lsnh ~
hinffrsNth Naf1 "a afHHFi IffiitFni NHHI $3.50
fFa ~ Ha1 ffffH IH. IIiIHaff trHHTIHffHf HI 5000
81 al. H kprHff. asa nsf FsfiifH.fft ffHft HiH us
dsnlfiali rnHH'iaN "a tfsHfa la HH h'mt.f Ha
faIH4H ~ fFfHHHE lNH NHfrtHtF "a fNt NIIHNtH HU
hasi IA A igiaelIsiHI 10 10 a.f ff.If4f Iaf ts.f "a
hfetg ffafsHsIlIf fhf Hs'fst sss Is.8 $50 elastic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
ARKANSAS SOLID.
NO DOUBT OF THE ELECTION or POUR DEMOCRATIC
CONGREssNEN,

CONGREssNEN.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 14.-From the
official returns far received there is no
longer any doubt OF the election OF four
Democratic Congressman from this State, namely
Ist District Poindexter Dunn; I'D Wm. +. Semons;
lila. Jordan T. CBvens; 1Yth. Thomas VI. Gunter.
1nis dispatch agrees with previous reports In THE TErB-
UsE All The memberselect ars IN the present House,
with the exception OF Mr. DuunJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-BlufOrd Wilson, Of Springfield,
HolsI-The Hon James Psrtrdge OF Baltimore Robert
Pruyn % Albany; Judge Dwight Foster OF BostOnj VII
COTliss OF Providence, Captain Luce, u. y No.
WiadsOr H0s-ExGoveTnor Rufus b. Bullock, ot Georgia
J0tei-The Rev. Dr Il. L. hagOOn OF Phiadel
phia HoUsoThe Rev Joseph Cook. OF Boston.-
Union Sg,gre Rotsi-Paymaster w. w. Barry u y NJ:
Mar York H0isl-Genera Thomas T. NunfOrd OF Virginia
Gassy HouSe-General John NJ. Corse, Of Chicago.
EpSTeH H0uss-Daniel NaROne, OF Ogdcns burg. y. DE
fronoilalL Lotfk-Fonyce l. Iain OF Sangertes. ". "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
ARRESTED FOR NUMBERING AN OLD MAN.

Detective Thayer and ROundsman LeWlson,
OF the Thirty Precinct and brought to
police headquarters last night Charles w. Brewer, thirty
SIX years old, Of Wappinger Falls, n. Y Brewer
had quarrel, November z, with James Patterson, a
eighty years old, and stabbed him. from the effects
of which the old man died the following day. Brewer
made his escape TO this city and was found at No 3sl
EChfh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15

ALBANY, Nov. l3.-The question has arisen
informally whether the officials trustees o: the Man
haitian Bank authorized to pay reward for the
turn of the bonds lately stolen from them, out OF the
money OF the bank. ty-Attorney General
Rugges said to-day that he had made eursory search
of the statutes the subject and under the belief
that authority OF the sort whatever existed. The
trustees might pay what they chose out or their
pockets. hut they eOuld not the money OF the
dep0Sit0Ts except In the prescribed by law and
Tor the legitimate expenses OF carving the business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
GOOD EFFECTs or RESUMPTION

A cable order was received from LOndOI
yesterday for $4,000 a per cent bonds. Bankers 70
Tattsd states small interest securities tho Cieal
iug House action IN favor OF gold resumption.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
LARGE FIRE AT BRADFORD.

BRADFORD, Penn, Noy. IA fire broke
out at about o'clock tonight In one Of
tho numerous small buildings nc the foot OF
Main-st, near the Theatre Comque and
is rapidly spreading. The Riddell House is now burn
ing and Nelson's Opera House VIII 10 sOon The IRE de-
nnrLment from Olean Is ON lis way here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
THE sIEERA KEyADA MINE.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 14.-Sierra Nevada
opened at 49, advanced TO 200 and closed at 1885, A
dispatch from Virginia City says the Sierra Nevada
crosscut on tho feet level penetrated body OF
af midnight and the 200 feet level entered the east
CLAW wall to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN ALABAMl
nm IrAnING nLMncnAILC CANnIDATFs

THE LEADING DEMOCRAIIC CANDIDATES.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 14.-The coming
Senatorial contest ia receiving much attention. Ballot
lug viii begin week from to-day. Among the candi
Ynul Bradford, J.. III. Walker i. w. sykes aud Peter
Han,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15

A little boy, whose father was q rather i'm
moderate drnker OF the moderate kind day spraDed
his wrist and bis mother utilized the wlskey In her
husbands bottle battle the little fellows wrist WITH
After while the pain began 10 abates ana the child sur
prsed his mother by exclaimng, " Ma, has pa got
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
WALTHAM WATCHES.

Testimony ON. RavrcPeret. Swiss member OF the
international Jury Mt the Philadelphia Centennial
Extract from his speech delivered at Locle, switzer-
lane, I'm the Amphithcatre ofthc Primary College
As the charge been made That the translation has
been gurbed, give the literal French text together
with the English TRANSLATION Of the published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
Announcements

RfpoussG Silver Ware, solid silver only.
HOWARD & Co. No. 2G4 5th-ave., n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs NO
2Is BROADWAY.
cam. So. Noon. 42'. o m. 49,. Mldn,ehs So
Highest curng dav. 80. Lowest 36t
Average Ssh. same day. 1877. 4oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
Sun rlse, 647 sun ses... 442 Clock slowl 5m As.
Moon rises. 935 Noon Souths 406 Moons days 81
HijH wAtEE ro-pAT--A ~
Sandy HOOk.. l1:I9 Gov. Island l150 Ho Gae.., LILO
Ii5H WATER no.DAI-P. y.
sandy Hook 1l47 Gov Island. ... He'll Gats'' 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
A FIRM CELEBRATING ITS MAJORITY.

HE FOR Incidental expenses for November and Decem-
Der The salary will not be raised at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
THE EIGHT TO REWARD ROBBERS.

all sections Of the country the gentlemen from Maine
orV ermonto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
SERVING AN EXECUTION.

Mrs Kate DO Garmo. OF No. 223 East l25th street,
was yesterday escorted ny officer Bennett into tho
Harlem Police Court The complainant was Marshal
John II. McCafty, Of Judge McGown's Clvil Court,
whose story was IN substance as ioilows:--scvcrri
weeks ago he received Instructions to serve an cxccu.
ton against The furniture OF Mrs. DC Garmo, and
called at tho atlcr's house. Mrs Dc Garmo was in
dignant, and not bclDg abo TO comprehend tho mat.
ter, took, " 10 alleged, broom to her visitor. Alter
much persuasion AcCarty brought tho lady 10 terms
anu performed hts duty. Tue matter passed. IRON
his memory, but on Monday, as no was
standing on the Sidewalk Ia front OF Mrs. dc Garmos
window, he icit somethin, drop on his new SILK hat.
aud on examining the latter found small brick Im.
bedded In the centre OF the crown Giaucins upward
McCafty spied hrA dc Garmo at tho window, 10 all
Appearances in very good humor The Dystanders
laughed, and McCary icd 10 do the same, bat found
himself unequal 10 the task. Judge Wheeler asked
Mrs De Garino a lew questions IN unJcrtono aud
then told her sue would have to pay Clerk Mckcon
slO. Tho lady had TO money, aud HIS Honor informed
her she would DO Hospitality entertained until tue
III oncy was forthcoming
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
PIGEON SHOOTING.

There.was very full attendance OF the members
Of the Brooklyn Gun Club yesterday at Dexers Park,
the cccasion being the tri-montnly shooting for tho
double bird champion badge At tho last meeting
the badge was won by Mr. Eddy, but yesterday IL
adorned the coat OF Mr. G. r. Gildersleeve, who has
also the single aud live bird badges. The match
was ut handicap rise, 100 yards boundary, seven
pairs each. Messrs Glldcrsleevc EDDY aud
Wynn tied, each killing twelve OF the
H. The tie was aiterward shot oil, Gilderslcevo kill
Ing his three pairs straight Eddy failed on the
ond pair 4nd Wynn killed his Six birds, but meas
urcrnent the last one found dead few yards
side the boundary Giidersieeve, therefore, the
match and badge.
The following lisa
SUMMARY.
GROUNDS OF THE BROOKLYN GUS CLuB, DExrER's
PARK, CYPRESS HILLS, l. L., May IA. --Tr-monthiy
shooting Tor the Champion Double Bird Trophy, shoL
Tor at seven pairs each; handicap rise; leo yards
boundary. brooklyn & I'm Club rules.
Yards Rise Killed