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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01

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suffering with 3ry OF the disorders Of
bsbyhood, use DR.. Bali. Baby Syrup St
once for the trouble. Price rs cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01
vi A. H II n S

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:'lt0 RrStGUrdm in the city. 1t is the only
restaurant that has separate rooms Tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness at "A home, con. Oined with the
pest cuisine that can be found in the city.
tie Keeps an hand the very best the mar
R,t affords in vegetables, FISH, oysters,
vau", ana everything In season, and
serves il up in . manner uneXcelled in the
country. He can be relied upon always 10
urulSh every thing firSt-claSs. ielb
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An EIectro-Gnlvnnic Battery combined
with Il highly Medicnted Strengthening
Plaster, forming the best Plaster H.
pnins and aches In the World OF Ned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01
TURNER HALL.

The ball at this hail was not as well
attended as it should have been. There
were sbout fifty couples present. a
present was voted to the hsndsomest
young lady present, and one, a doll, to
the most popular old bachelor in the hall.
Blrch's band furnished music for those
present,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01

The ball of the Concordis Singing
Society last night was very successful.
1t was one of the largest affairs OF the
season and passed of most agreesoly to
those who were in attendance. Nlewig's
band furnished the music, aud as usual
II WAS tirSt-rlAss.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
Plus THE NlNTHS MEMORIAL.

The New York Union ol Young Mons Catholic So
coties held commemoratIon last ny OF tho Iae
Iamented Holy Father Plus IX At Ferrero's Assem-
bly, Rooms. The hall was literally packed. Mayor
Ely presided a. tho meeting anu opened by saying
that be felt deeply tho honor him in
ing him 10 attend. No death, ho said, had
occurred where the mourning 30 gen
crul as II was the Ponun's demise. IL was
not confined to the Catholic world but pervaded all
classes aud peoples who had read or heard OF the
benedcent vi this, OF the greatest popes
He recounted ms meeting with the Holy Father years
ago and said he could forget tho sentiments II
inspired HIS bearing Was SO genial and generous and
his aiabIliiy marked that the occasion always iur
nished him q pleasant remembrance. He thcu nitro
uoluced MI Jonn 4. O'Nrii who pronounced glow
ipg eulUgy upon The lie and services OF the PonlIn.
Mr.. O'Neii was followed by j. q. Hasse,I. who
also pronounced u brilliant encOmium upon the lie
OF Plus TX. Mir John Muilay then spoke oi the no.
crafty of the late PontT and his knowledge OF lie
requirements Of the age He mentioned, too the IN
crest he had 10 America, and which he took SO ire
quent occasion to manifest
The last speaker was Colonel McAnerny, Of New
Jersey who reviewed The history Of The Papacy, and
spoke o lis future, as well 40 Of the prospects Catho
licily has III America
Among those present were Chancellor Preston
Vicar General Quinn, exJuJge Cunning ). Bedford,
John II. Harnett and many others.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
QUEENS COUNTY HUNT.
THE MEET AT NEW cAssEL-A RUN OF FOUR
TEEN MILES

THE MEET AT NEW cAssEL-A RUN OF FOUR
TEEN MILES
The meet Of the Queens County Hunt yesterday was
at New Cassel brush, and thocgh the neld was small
the was long and interesting. The day was nne
anu full Of the breath OF spring. and PITY that
SO lew OF the hunsmsn and such small array OF the
yeomanry hand to enjoy The exhilarating
SPORT In good time during the morning tho drag was
despatched and at the appointed hour the hounds
were uncoupled, looking the pink OF perfection ana
demanding attention for their great discipline. The
scent was toupd near tho depot, north Of tne
railroad track, the pack going away straight
:or half u m,le whom with twist TO
the northeast the Jer,cho reached and up u
the huntsmen rattled merriy for several hundred
yards Suddenly the pack turned TO the east and
the initial experience Of the day in jumping was
had, stlfi rail iencc beng taken oy all. 49,,
Now the grew intensely Interesting, as neid
after led was crossed in good shape, the bar
rers beng frequent and the hounds well IL view.
Hall mile was gone oyer wmen tne paex .oox nss
TO sight IN thick cover where tue going WAS supse-
quentiy reported !? DO such that the nun*-
near the hounds, rs their pace was very
fast Out into open work fence after fence was
ming brought purty tho edge OF the road leading
from jericho to Hicksville but 10 reach IL ormda
fence was moi The height OF the obstacle did not
the riders and they charged upon II IN ne the
result being thar but vne saddle was emptied its oc
cupaui, however, was NOT badly hurt, and was not
long in making up the grouna lost
NEARING THE END.
Across the road hounds and hVrsemcn went heller
skeItcr. the ience the opposite side was OF like
Stubborn character, and the party being successfully
in the ..lcpn there was deviation to northeast,
which oontnp ped ior nearly hall nour. Thick coy
cs pioughed nclds, fences, billy counry aud acres OF
level going were the result of tho gaop N ms direc
iion last Lhe village O Syosset was skrtcd aud
men, women and children, to the number OF a score
two, asceitaned VINO their visitors were, and
chcered them Justify. From Syossct the run con-
without especial incident to point about Two
and half miles south OF Huntington where Tho
finish.
The country over which the huntsmen passed con-
tans many largo farms, owned by persons IN very
comfortable circumstances, and the iences which
divide their property good repair and not easily
knocked down by muthOds occasioually adopted when
the barriers are regarded as formidable by tho
nuptsnch. From point 10 point, "as the crow hics,'
the run Of the DAY was iully fourteen mllos
The meet on Saturday mex. Will bc vt tue Kennel,
Meadow Brook, at the usual hour.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
YACHTING.

THE FIRST ANNUAL NEW YORK BAY REGATTA
SUMMER
The great success OF the Newburg regatta last year.
when all the fastest racing open yachts calns to-
lether, has started considerable discussion among
yachting mon, and they finally concluded that II
New York boats would go up TO NewDurg 10 sail
IN a regatta they would certainly take part
in one in their own waters. Ex-Commodore
osepu Mobiles. OF Tho Columbia Yacht CLUB, u we'll
known yachtsman, conceived tne idea tnat Vt
possible, with such surroundings US new York city,
brooklyn and Jersey City, 70 give rcgatt Ia in New
YORK Bay that would ually decide which were the
fastest open yachts thclr respective classes In
order 10 put The matter on proper basis ex-Conmo-
dcre Nobles ted Commodore John ID. Brassing.
ton. oil the Manhattan Yacht Club; exComm odore A.
L. Krcymeycr. of the Pavonia Yacht Club; Nathaniel
b. Lock wood, of the Empire Cty YacLt Club, and
MT John N. Sawyer OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club. to
conference, and they mot yesterday afternoon in
Mr. Sawyer's otHce IN Sou h,street.
When the meeting vas called TO order Mr. Mobiles
unanimously appointed chairman, and then they
mmedi iatcly proceeded 10 business II was resolved
to give regatta 10 New Yorx Bay, that should be
called ''the first annual New York Bay REGATTA for
open yachts that should be free TO all open yachts
without regard to clubs and without money.
In order obtain funds carry out ihls resolution
oil the Eve members (reierred 10 abovc) were
aut thorlzed 10 receive SUBSCRIPTIONS which are to Lc
devoted 10 the prizes and other expenses Of
the regatta. II was also resolved 10 invite
delegate from each yacht club to coEfer with the
members OF the committee upon further arrange
ments, as tbis virtually national enterprise Ia
which oil yacht owners would be more or less inter.
estcd
Tne committee finally adjourned to meet next Tues
day evening bali past seven, when lne questions of
classification. course and everything else would be
talked Before adjJurniDg decided 10 hold
The regatta enhcr the 27,n OF Jure or The 4th Of
The intention OF tho promoters 10 make this event
u mai tonal regaltu.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
HORSE NOrLS.

The sale Of the late John +. MarshaIl's horses,
wagons aud stable took place yes eday
morning by Van Tasseli Il kearney. at No 1l3 West
Twenty fourth street Tho sale commenced with the
well known trotting gcding George Miller, by Boston
Boy with record OF g. 80 but which he
beat several seconds, who was Knocked down 10 Mr.
Caniack for 81 $50, which very low price Tor
SO good horse. The noxt sold was the bay stallion
Henry b. Patchen, by George M Patchen, dam by
Black Bashaw, second dam by saladin, third dam
Henry May Day, he py Henry, with record Of 2:2s.
was sold to John Johnson for $4l0. IN third
iuat was offered Was the brown marc MOllie DER
mcry CuyaEoga MalUl 15g4 hands high, with record
2:2S. uid IN uy o. 4. Marsi,ai Tor S4Ou. The
famous rottiug geiding shark, ny Rysd, KS Ham
bic oman, dam the aranuiam oi Dex,er l51i hands
Lisn Win record OF 2:27, was bought " Jess a.
Marshall Tor Sl60 black gelding by General Knox,
dan, b. A,exanuers Abdaiiah, could not be disposed
of wltnout being sacrificed and not sold bay
horse by Rysayk's Ham Dleionian, 10 "a hands nigh,
That LDs trottcd hall mile track in 1885, was
knockea down tc Z, NJ. Fry Tor $780, which S140
less than the services oi the sire. chestnut
by Henry NJ. Paicnen. dam by Rysdyk's Hamble-
Ionian, 15l hands high said 10 be able mils
IN 1885, was sod 10 A Quinn ier sS45 .ray pcId-
ing bred IN kentucNy. 1874 hands Ia gu, said
to be .qnal 10 2;30, was sold 10 +. Il. Holman for
500. black geidiDg, by General Knox, dam Drew
mare, 15H hands, capable oi trottug III 1890 so,d
to W. French ior x6OO aud a baca coupe horse, I51
hands high, sold for $500. Top and no top wagons
park phaelons, Portland cutters, double single
harnesses, blankets, robos &c, were disposed OF at
There are four stables in training at the Jockey
Club grounds, New orIsans--to wiz, Larry Harts
stable OF seven horscs-Rcdman, Rcddinp, UIemmle
g., Vermont, Henry Owens and Brother 70 Basset;
N Wclchs stable OI SIX horscs-Ver1igris, Lamboy,
Commodore Parisot, aud hrce-y ear old hily W imp
Billet, and hiiy by imp Bonnie SCOTLAND
aud old Port Leonard, who, IL Is thought will run
next fall Mr r. Keys stable OF two three ycar-olds,
one by Pat MaIoy, the other by imp GlenRary. Cox
l. Chass,s stable with Two horses, Uncle lcm aud
Belle Of Topeka
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
IMPORTED HOUNDS.

The beagies which were ordered out from England
some time ago by the Montclair Riding Club arrived
good condition by tho steamer Holland. Of the Ma
tional line, after passage Of seventeen days. Mon
day This clu0 began hunting with paper scent
last autumn and soon grew enthusiastic over cross
country riding aud resolved TO procure pack OF
hounds, aud decided upon beasles. The pack com
prises six dogs and four brtohes- Brilliant, Blue
bell, Equity and Couu utess who have been hunted in
Yorkshire to mares, rabbits and "a drag; Faithful,
1rumpeter, Rambler and Monitor, from kennel IN
Cheshire wnerc tney have hunted hare>, and Ticker
and Rittier, have been hunted in Kent 1or drag
and for rabbits. Tho hounds, which are smaller than
either harrJers 1oxhounds, stand about twelve TO
inches high u the shoulder and are marked
white Tau, lomou aud black hey range from eighteen
tins to three years age, and are remarkable for
Their kcen sceE,. they were removed at once 10 tho
kennels prepared Tor them Ut the Residence OF tho
oi hounds at Montcair and put IN training Tor
the spring hunting season.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
ASSAULT ON AN EX-oFFICER.

James y. Mahony IL an ex expolcemau, but while In
oil law and the course OF justice. On his way home
from The Fifty ninth street staton house uesday
nlgni ahout Twelve o'clock, where he had called 10
pay his dues TO the Police Mutual Aid Assoca-
ton, he was attacked Second avenue, near
Sixticih street. by TWO des peradocs who endeavored
10 rob him. Nahony deiendcd himse eli woll as
possible but when the fight got too hot he pulled hts
revolver and fired twico al his assaantA Both disap
pearcd IN tho Darkness but he heard OF them say
My God, am shot !" ana before that ejaculation,
Jim, don't shootl'' hahoDy then returned 10 the
Ftyninih sircot station mouse and delivered himself
UP. lie Was formally arraigncd before Judge Otter-
bourg yesioria narrated his experiences Of
the previous night held charge
0i disorderly conauct, and paroed iii 10
day. Later 10 the afternoon Captain Yule
informed that man had been brought TO Bellevue
Hospital suffering from pistol shot wound The
Captain suspected from the description that this was
one Of Mahony's assaiIants and went 10 make
yestigatIOn.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
PIGEON SHOOTING.

largo number oil the admirers OF pigeon shooting
assembled at the Brooklyn Driving PARK, Parkvie.
Long Island, yesterday afternoon, 10 witness tho
members Of the Fountain Gun Club contest IN their
regular monthly handicap shooting a. pigeons for the
cnam pion gold badge. Seventeen members took part
ut seven Urds each. Tho weather was delightful and
the shooting very good Messrs. Waters anu G. Henry
each Krd their seven birds, making lie, and thcn
three virds were red nj ana both gentlemen q a,svd
Que eacn missed TWO. The Two cVut testaDLs cvu-
decide the lie. Nr. Waters Killed his Two birds
straight and the badge iell TO him, as Mr. Henry
missed both ot his BIRDS
Wncn this shoot was finished, there came . trial
match at eight BIRDS each between J. White and NJ.
Cary They tied at The eight birds by each grassng
Hye and missing three. The tic shot OIL W three
birds and Carey won the match by Killing the three
BIRDS. Whie kilieu TWO aud missed one
Tho following are the
SUMMARIZES.
BROOKLYN DRIVING PARK, PARKviLLE, L. L--PIGEos
SHoorISG-WKDSEsDAY, March Q. ls7a--rbe regular
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
Leaving 10 be provided TOR by future

Leaving TO be provided Tor by future
The following directors were elected sidney Dbl
Ion, .vid Dows, Jay Gould, J. Richardson, all of
Now York; Elisha Atkins, +. G. Dexter, Frederick
Nckerson, L. Ames, Z. II. Baker, all Of Boston; w.
L. Scott OF Erie, Pa II. II. Porter, Of Chicago s. Ii.
Ii. Clark, OF Omaha: John Suarp, OF Salt Lake City:
G. A. Dodge OF Council Bluffs; W. IA. Loveland, Of
COlurado.
Resolutions were adopted acknowledging tho neces-
sty ior SINKING Iuud to provide tor the 1pal pay
ment Of The government debt, anu expressing Wiling
ness 10 anticipate The debt upon any basis submitted
by the government that not menace TO the present
or uture prosperity OF the road. They declare that
company Is not justified 10 accepting any excess
o 81 COO 900 on yearly payment to sinking Iuhd,
such sum To nclude all CLAIMS, annual Otherwise,
made by tue government, aud the Board oi Drec-
tors IS advised not 10 accept settlement that likes
sum IN excess OF this amount The Board oil Drec-
tors requested 10 establish voluntary SINKING Iund
that Will ultimately provide tho principal ana IN.
terest OF tue government dcbt, the sem.annua cOu.
tributIons TO II not 10 exceed ST. 900, 600
Some of Tue stock h0lces declared lhat the action of
tho government IN It's dealings Win inc company
the last Two years was unjust and unreasonable and
that, while tho company mad carried cut their con-
tract with the gOvernnent the latter had tailed TO
keep equally good iaitn VITA the road.
AT "a subsequent meeting Ol tie directors oil the
company the report was referred 10 the finance COM
ntee Will Instructions TO prepare plan ior siuk-
Ing funQ.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
SUB-CALIBRE SHOOTING.

sub-calibro tournament for the short range cham
pionship Is be'ng organized At Coniin's Broadway
gallery. The conditions are:-Open 70 teams Of ten
men each, composed o bona dc members Of their re-
spectve organizations. Rifles limited TO ton pounds
In weight trigger pull not 70 be less than three pounds
caiibre, 22100 Teams permitted 70 furnish tneir
own weapons ami ammunition. Numoer OF rounds,
ten by each competitor; position, of hand Tao tar
Of tho National Riflo Association, reduced In
proportion TO the range iu the gallery. No
practice allowed on the day Of the match. Entrance
'ee s. per team to be PAID ut the office OF the Forest
and Stream No lii Fulton street. All teams desir-
Ing 10 compete must be entered the day before me
match comes oG. The tournaments 10 DO governed by
the rules OF tho National he Association Captains
OF competing teams shall meet week before the
match 10 make arrangements choose referees and de-
eide what order the respective teans shall shoot.
The referees are TO elect umpire, whose decision
shall be final The match Is 10 commence on the 11th
inst II is expected that about dozen teams viii
pnrt tici
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
IN AID OF THE HEBREWS

few weeks ago the Rev. H. p. Mendes, OF the
Nineteenth Street Synagogue invited his colleagues
TO a conference ON the subject Of dcvsing means to
aid the suffering Hebrews IN Turkey. Tho meeting
was held at Rev Dr. Gottheil's house. and It was de-
c,dcd call upoa the Board OF Delegates OF American
IsraeIites address their constituents and collect
subscri iptions. Several subsequent meetings were
held. The dsa OF giving fancy dress bail Ia aid Of
the funds discussed but ultimately abandoned A
committee OF hty was appointed, which assembled
last evening the vestry room Of the Thrtylourth
synagogue tor organization Among those pres
ent were Goroner Eiiipg.r, Judge T.. JoachiInsen,
Rev DR.. Adler, Rev DR.. De Sola Mondes Rev H. s.
men.
An executive committee, consisting OF Messrs.
ElInRer Joachinssn and SchiH, was appoin nted to
draft circular aud distribute It at once, while the
ministers were requested to speak upon the subject
from their respective puipits on The Sabbath before
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
LACROSSE.

The lacrosse games were continued at Gilmore's
yesterday. The Onoudaga Indians beat tue Elmira
CLUB the afternoon Ia match lasting half an hour
alter which the iroquois and the OLopdagas played
two short matches, ia which The former were veto
rlous. In tho evening tho Iroquois were again
victorious In the FIRST game, which lasted a.
teen minutes. The next Trial Of agility
was between the Ravenswoou IL. ~ CLUB and thc
Emira Lacrosse Clu5, IN which Rayenswood won the
first "goal,p utter seventeen minutes The next
..goal" was exceedingly spgited, and was by the
Ravcnswood thirty eight minutes, who nov become
Of Tho silver cup The peror closed
with striking representation oil The Indian dance
by the Two ludan teams.
The matinee performance to-day 10 expected TO be
OF uAusuai interest and lOnigbt exceptional atrac-
games
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
A MISSING BOY.

Superintendent OF Police Campbell, Of Brooklyn, WIS
nouncd ycstsrday That W,I,mpn Lougbnn, boy nteen
years vi age, had been missing from his home, No.
40 waverly avenue. since Saturday last and much
anxiety Is fot by mis- parents, who are highly respect
able people. Ho took with him leaving $35 and
PISTOL and IL is believed that he has gone est
no cit home about Two years ago Tor that SECTION OF
the country under somew hat similar circumstances.
Hc about Ave feet height slight buiid lreckled,
has blue eyes and lar hair. lie wore neat SUIT Of
black clothes description oil Tho missing youth has
been scnl through the country, with The nope o lead
ina his sion detention until parents
can be notIhed thereof
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.

Tho other night, In Newark, Albert Kanz proprio-
tory oi Mntary Hail. Orange street, celebrated bis
blrlhnleht. His trends helped him. ofival sing
Ing societies qusrreied aud had 70 retire II
turned as he was about TO close he oraersd them
away but they refused to 60 and began 10 kick up
row. Then Mr.. Kunz called policeman, but he re-
fused 10 act Words passed end Knnz himself was
marched TO jail and held all night! H,s wife narrowly
escaped a similar iatc. Mr. and Mrs Kunz insist thai
they shsmefully treated by the authorities
simply because they committed tho CRIME OF being
born IN Germany y-neroIy that and notninx mvrv.
matter
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
GERMAN EMIGRANT SOCIETY.

The newly elected Board of Directors OF the Ger>
man Emgrant Society met At No. ID Broadway yes
tsrday sfternoon and organized for the year. Sigis-
mund Kaufman WAS elected president The Relief
Committee reported that during the past month
sl666 expended In aid Of destitute German emf
grants Relief was rendered In S24 cases, including q
n uber OF families, aud udultonal sum OF ST. 500
was appropriated Tor further aid. rho physicians Of
the society attended to 1888 OF sickness The ex
penses o the society during the past month amounted
10 $27l2, ana balance Of s. 63S remained on hand
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
FLATBUsH INSANE ASYLUM.

Tho investigation into the acts relating to tho death
OF John Ly nch, Iunat,c, wno jumped through WIN
dow with broken guard at the Flaibush Insane Asy-
um, has been finished by tho committee appointed for
that purpose by the Kings County Board Of Super
vsors. DE-. Parsons, mcuical superintendent oi Tho
instuiioD testified before the committee that ho did
know tDe guard was broken uniii tho acci-
dent W Lynch.
rne othcr testimony taken by tho committee WIS
about the tnat sworn 10 at thc Uroners In-
quest report Will evidently DO made TO tDe Board
of Supervisors to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
RAILROAD ELECTION.

CLEVELAND, Ohio March @, 1875.
Tho annual meeting VI The stockholders OF the
Cisvsiand, Columbus, Cincinnati ana indianapolis
Railway heid IN this city to-day The surplus
Of receipts year ending Dc.
ccmDcr 81, 1877, was SUI, 900.
The following Board OF Directors were elected -.
II. Devcreux, IA. b. huribut, l.. Burke, L. N. Hubby,
r. T. Handy. James Barnett aud Amos Townsend, of
Cicvciano Walter Ferguson II. J. Jcwett, Herman X.
Balizer ana \. L. Leland oil New YORK X. 5. Brown,
ol Columbus, and r. n. Shoe oenaker, ol Cincinnati
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
EMMET's CENTENARY.

The Catholic Institute Ia Jersey City was crowded
last evening. The centenary Of Robert Enmet was
celebrated. Three military companies In Uniform
occupied the benches either side Of tho
served for LADIES'. fine brass band played martial
AIRS. The chair was occupied by Mr. .Eneas Fiizpat-
rick. Tie orator Of the ovening was Dr. Dsu,s bow
ling Mulcaby speeches wcre also made by Director.
atLarge +. =. McDonald. Captain Eugeac 0'Shsa and
OtUonOvan Roaka
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
WESTERN FREIGHTS.

Freight questions as they relate to sections Of tho
West were discussed at meeting Of railroad officials
at the st. Nichalas Hotel yesterday. No action, Mr.
Fink said was taken the matter OF discrimination
through rates, but THIS sobec II Is expected, viii
be discussed a. meeting 10 DO ned ~ Iho Indsor
Hotel To- day
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
AN EX-ALDERMAN'S ARREST.

ExAldcrman Edward a. Gsrdner, OF the FinA
ward Brooklyn, was arrested yesterday afternoon In
civil SUIT Tor alleged assault and battery, brought BY
Patrick H. DougnertY, wno sues TO recover IS. 0VU
Gardpsr iuraished bonds ana was released. W."
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
A TRIP 10 CALIFORNIA.

Mr. Simon Wolf, Of Washington, D. c., will lecture
this evening before the Young Mems Association OF
the Congregation Ahavsth Chesed, corner Lexington
avenue and Fifty nnh street. The subject treated
Will be sThe Lights and Shadows OF Our Trip to Cali
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

monthly handicap oi inc Fountain Gun Club
for the champion god badge II entries at birds 80
yards noundaryj a oz oi shot; and traps; .les
shot on at BIRDS The Long Island rules 10 govern
Rtss AlSSed.