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LONG BRANCH GUN CLUB.

PIGEON SHOOTING AND GLASS BALL coNTEsTs-
THE HOPPER BADGE WON By ME-. EDGAR
MURPHY.
The Long Branch Gun Club met yesterday Doruing
on their grounds facing the Eibsron Hotel and en-
joysd enc OF the most successful days shooting OF
the II the day upon whioh tho glass ball
shoot tor the regular club badge decided, and ~
Mr. Insleo A. Hopper had presented q handsome
badge, open TO Gil members, thsre was quite large
gathering ut the meet, The ladies taking quite
interest In the SPORT and during the day some fifteen
twenty carriages were drawn up the grounds AZ
the back Of the club marquee.
THE HOPPER
There were twenty contestants accepted In the han
d,eap in Hopper Badge, the shooting for that
emblem commenced about noon. II was decided 10
shoot at hve single birds. Nottingham rules and then
five double birds. Long Island rules. In the FIRST
round all killed except Messra ). W. Morgan. A. r.
Warner. L. Fox, Jesse r. Grant and W. Hender-
In The second round W. Stone, A
r. Warner, /, A. Hopper ana W. Henderson did not
kill, and J. ). Hoey Dr. Toinonski, J. H. Morgan, A,
X. Warner l. A. Hopper and Jesse r. Grant were
equally unfortunate In the third round. Up this
time Messrs West, Traphagen, W. Murphy, r.
Murphy, e. Murphy, +. II. Lovy, A. L. Ssweli, A.
Jameson W. Manning, W. S. Green and L. Bright had
all clean scores In the fourth round Mossra W.
stowe, DR.. Tolnonski, F. H. Levy, A. X. Warner and l.
A. Hopper tailed to XIII, and Jesse r. Grant retired.
Tho nth round proved latai 10 the chances Of X.
Murphy, +. II. Levy and ]. A. Hopper II was then
decided That only those with MISS the score
should shoot A. the double birds, as thcre were
than what were actually necessary. lhis lie II
Messrs. J. 5. dOsy. b. Wesi, rraphagcn, W. Murpny.
X. Murphy, Z. Murphy, A. l. SeweIl, A Jameson, h.
Fox, W. Manning, W. s. Green aud L. Bright 10 shoot
III. hrsl par OF birds put Messrs. s. hosy b. West
Il. Murphy, a. ]. Sewe Il. Fox, W. Manning and W. $.
Green on the shelf Aessrs rrapnagen, W. murphy,
f. Murphy, Jameson ana L. Bright continued shooting,
they had killed oil their BIRDS On the second pair
Mr. W. Murphy went out anu tho third pair prov cd
too much for Messrs. rrsphsgen and l.. Br gh Oh
the fourth round Massrs h. Murphy and Jameson
both KILLED their pair aud on tue mn they only killed
ono apiece, letting IN Messrs. West, Traphngsn. W.
Murphy. W. 5. Green and l.. Bright Tue
match resulted in tic between Mcssrs.
Edgar Murphy and A. Jameson, each hav.
ing KILLED hvo singles and nine Of the
ten the i've aoubleA They shot of at three doubles
and Mr.. Edgar Murphy proved the winner ny = score
OF Hvo against Two. The following Is u summary OF
tn shooting:- s..tsts
Ciub match for n $3.50 gold badge. presented by
Mr. Insee A. Hopper; handicap, At i've single ana i've
double birds Singles governed BY Huriingham and
doubles by Long sland rules.
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POLO AT NEWPORT.
| FIVE CANES PLAYED on THE CLUE GROUNDS
FAIR ATTENDANCE OF SUMMER EEsrDESTs.

FIVE CANES PLAYED on THE CLUE GROUNDS
FAIR ATTENDANCE OF SUMMER HEsIDESTs.
lBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, X. l., July 20. 1873.
Five polo games played here this AFTERNOON,
and Notwithstanding the fact that the regular pole
season does not commence before Wednesday Lexi
there was a large attendance OF prominent summer
rss,dsntS The weather was delightful there being
foe breeze to cool tie atmosphere The players
Msssrs Fairman Rogers Pierre Loriilard, Jr., and
Carroll Bryce.
GAxEs.
The first game lasted four minutes and was won In
fine style by Mr. Bryce who played againss The eshsi
two gentlemen. The second game was played BY Mr..
Pierre LorilIard Jr, against The Other TWO, and, a.
might have been expected he lost the game although
no played decidedly WE'LL aud his opponents had hare
work to get the ball away from him. This game ais
lasted Jour minutes. The third game Was played viii
the Sides and Il again decided IN favor oil
Msssrs Rogers aud Bryce. the former czptur.
ing the goal 1t MAS quite stubborn
contest, and all three played remarkably WELL
IL took tive minutes 10 nnish H. lbs
fourth game brought out Mr. Bry aga INST the heio
IL very brei game, lasting only three secondx
Mr. Bryce cAme on victorious Ne secured control OF
the bali before had scarcely been moved from the
centre Of the Geld and sent IL between the pen.
played win the same sides, and singular as u may
seem, Mr. Bryce again won, making the goal IN less
than two minutts. IL was hard work. however, has
opponents giving him considerable trouble.
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NEW JERSEYS STAT. RIFLE RANGE.

THE OPENING TO TAKE PLACE MKT TUES
DAY--LoSo RAMON ALL conERs' MATCH.
A private inspection was made yesterday at Eliza.
beth now RHO range whioh will DO opened
week under the auspices OF the New Jersey state
Rife Association. The society was incorporated last
March, and through the forts OF General Mcclellan
the Legislature gave the secisy $600 with
open a range similar to the at Creed moor.
In recognition Of General McCislan's services in
behalf of the enterprise the range has received his
middle name aud - to be known a. "Brinton Range"
The point selected Tor It's location lew steps west
OF the Nov Jersey Central Railway, midway between
Elizabeth and Eiizabethpor. where a special station
Is 10 bs opened in lew days. The grounds contain
100 ana are perfectly level The present range
oi 2U0 yards Will be exteuded hereafter contract
has been made with the military authorities Of the
state, by which the National Guard are to have
frso OF the short and midrangs targets Monday
anu Thursday aud OF hve targets Saturday esch
week The o,hsr days VIII be devoted to me mem
bers OF the ASSOCIATION. The rules OF the National
Rife Association oi America will govern all matches
Two iramo buildings have been srectea and suitable
targets aud 'outu"
There arc three ranges. The short range has i've
targets, from 100 TO 300 yards The range has
long range targets, from 500 70 /, 200 yards The
nr,Dg points are in line, 80 that there be
TIE sssociaiion stars with about one hun.
drsd names on the ist Of membership. Two
on next Tuesday The Govornor, legislature,
Judiciary and state officers In general in.
GLIDING the mihtary orgsnixanons, have been
sss: the 900 tss g.a ana Vii 1S S
open TO ell com.rA The prize offered 10 medal. The
second VIII be the Dmeciors' Match, 2vo yards con.
test General Mcclellan has been elected honorary
lie member Of the ussocialion. The following gentle
men have been elected olcsrs Of the association =
President Colonel Edward "A. Wright; voe Prssasnt,
captain William H. DsHart; Secretary, Pe,or Bon.
nett; Treasurer, r. n Anderson.
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CREnDMUOR.

MATCHES FOB THE sHARP's PIXIE AND TURF,
FIELD AND YARN BADGE-THE AMATECR
CLUB AT SIX HUNDRED YARDS. J
The weather was much more agreeable At Creedmoor
yesterday Than on any other day during the week.
The scorching heat Of the partially counter
acsed by pleasant breeze which blew the SOUTH
not, however, with sunhcisnt force interfere with
the shooting. About seventy gentlemen altogether
visited the range aud shot In the various competitions
winch took place. The days work began hall past
eleven A. NJ. with the eleventh competi-
ton Tor the Sharp's prize oil $3.50 In
gold. This match was open to all corners,
armed with any rife. II consisted oil fifteen
shots sacn 1t the $780, 900 aud l0O0 yards range la
order TO win tue prize tnS winner required TO
all competitors 1t ali three ranges. TINS cvndi-
ton was not iunlsd ny any ono yesterday, Mr. l. L.
Allen, VINO made The highest score, being below Mr.
kathuone ~ 900 yards. There were thirteen enries
yesterday. The scores sto0a as follows
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*Aiter deau heat with Acrobat, in 3 :001s.
THE THIRD RACE

NAIter . ueNu heAt WIN AcrObAt, !JUIa.
RACE
sweepstakes for all ages; 500 EACH play pay
with $500 ADDED the second receive 5000 out
Of the stakes One mile and quarter. TINS event
closed with twsnty.six nominations, OF which the
following came to the post w. Astor's bay gc.dng
vagrani, BY Virgil, dam Lazy, s years ola, carrying
III lbs G. Loriiiard's bay colt Danger by Alarm,
dam by War Dance, years old, l02 lbs /; p Loril-
lard's brown seding Parole, ny bennington,
dam Maiden, years OLD 12i lbs. A. B,lmont's
CHESTNUT hlly Susqucnanns. by bennington, dam
Susan Bean, years old, lis lbs. u swigerrs bay
colt Milan, by Melbourne Jr, dam Aiumina, years
Old, 102 los. The odds were Danger, although Pa
role we'll backed, and Mr. Beimont's Susquehanna
many supporters, rs the following pool sales III
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for purse Of $500, the to be sold 1t
tion for $1,000 Ii entered to We sold for 81, 900,
allowed los II Tor $780, lbs. IT Tor $780, IL los
II iur $500, IL lbs. Que mile Entered this
j. &W McMauon's chestnut lilly BioadelI, ~ Bon
Scotland, Jam BeulaD, years old, 20 be sold Tor
$500. carrying l0l lbs. l. Harris bay colt Vermont,
loo lbs W. Astor's chestnuL gsIdng DR.. Koes,icr,
by Knighthooa, lam Penelope, years old, $500, 81
lbs. d. WEIGHS bay colt PRINCETON, by Oakland,
wombat, years old, $500, LOG lbs g. L. Loriard's
chestnut nily Maritsna, by bennington. Jam Black
Slave, years old. 81, 500 81 lbs. C. Reeds brown
verary, years Old $3.50. so los, and W. Doswsps
black gsiding Diamond, ny bennington, dom BLACK
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YACHTING NOTES.

There were at anchor 10 the narbor Of 0reonport.
1. l., Friday last the iollo wing hts:Sshoonsr
Fisetwing N.Y.Y.c., NJ George A. OsRood; soop
Alice, B.YC. Mr. II. j. Steers; sloop Kate, B.YC.,
Mr. George r. Randolph; sioop Recreation, N.Y.Y.C.,
Mr. Henry L. sturges; catamaran Tarantsiia, Mr..
Fred Hughsa
Schooner Triton, AVG, Commodore ThayN,
passed the HkRALD Telegraph station mt whissstous
l. l.. yesterday afternoon, cruising eastward.
Schooner Agues, AVG, Mr.. Fish, from New York
for oyster Bay, also passed che HERALD station during
Nha nftepnoou.
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with such psrinacty that he laid his head alongside
OF Spartaps at the threequarter pole and tbo twain
came into the homsstfstch yokso together, with
Branble three lergihs away. Getting INTO Inc homs-
stretch me DaKe ieft Spartan eatsn, and came
away. Brxmbls was now forced. and responding
gamey, overlook Spartan before reaching the
seven furong pole and leaving him made
a gallant run alter the Duke OF Magenta
Brainbe, however could not reach him, and
the Duke OF Magenta came homo q winner Of the
Travers Stake which vas worth 81 $50, besides the
1ravers plate. The Duke won by Two lengths, Bran
BILE second lengths IN front Of spartan who was
dozen lei advance OF Dsniche latter about
the same distance ahead Of Albert Time, sos, which
is extraordinary time for three with lis los
,ha,p ,rks
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POLICEMEN'S CHALLENGE.

Some OF the officers Of tho Fourth precinct police,
having become adopts Vt the use OF tho oar, chAl-
leugs any four OF any precinct IN the city 10 row
them a race OF three I've miles for $50 cup rhe
Fourth propose sending such oarsmcn rs N. Crowley.
John CapavaD, Thomas Barrett and John flanagan.
The steamboat squad should be heard from.
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PIGEON MATCH ARRANGED.

The Fountain Gun Club, Of Brooklyn, and the Med
way Club, Of Matswsn. n. j.. have already shot Two
matches, bcst Two In three, the frat OF which was
won by tho Medway club and the second vas declared
draw, NO opportunity Offering 70 come together Tor
the third coutost. On Wednesday next fifteen OF tns
best snots from each club Will meet at the Brooklyn
Driving Park Tor the third match best two In three.
As each club will send out lbs best Shots good days
sport may be expected. large number Of nns do
m este BIRDS have been secured anu a. each man
shoots al seven birds, sxcslient scores viii likely re-
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LACROSSE.

ToRosro, Ont, July 20, 1875
The lacrosse match to-day between the Torontos of
Toronto and Noatrssis OF Montreal resulted In favor
OF tho iorms they taxing the nrsI third and fourth
games and rstainine1ths cha mpionship.
BuvvALo, N. Y, July 90. 1878.
The Tusoarora Indians today Won the best three
out OF i've games. defeating the Union Lacrosse
Club. OF Port Coiborue, Ontario There w3 an 81.
tsndancs OF one thousand or more.
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Miss Ella Henns ana Richard Ed, Jr., OF Green.
Vile. were msnsd ON Friday a,sroosn ~ the once
OF Judge Rsss, on Jsrssy CITY Hsshts and they Isn
groem disappeared the same nighs asd has nos sncs
been heard from. The newly maze MRS kdd iafefns6
the Judge That she knew Of no reason fof her -
band's aisApRearanco
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SEA SIDE GUN CLUB.
'Esrs DECIDED NEAR SEA oIRr-YIsE SHOOT

EVENTS DECIDED NEAR SEA GIRr-FIsE SHOOT
ING AND CREDITABLE JnEs.
The Sea Side Gun Club OF Gentlemen Shooters held
several contests yesterday afternoon Sea Girt
n J. The day was pleasant and the birds good,
while the marksmauship OF some oil the shooters WAS
very nns.
rxS BIRDS EACH. |
The nrss event tor purse Of 500. and was won
by Mr. William Leonard, OF New YORK. Tue score Is
as ioiiows:-
Pigeon snoot 10 birds each rs yards RISE 100 yards
boundary, traps, English rules lies shot OF, bird
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SINGLE SCULL MATCH.

---- NEw ORLxASs, La, July 20. 1873.
The Times says $1,000 have been deposited
in the hands Of Mr. Joe Walker an
earnest for O'Donnsll OF the Hope Club to
row q single scull match with Crotty, of the Calves
son Beat Club. 1t ID Understood that Judge McTyre
OF Texas will tins 81 900 and add thereto 81 500
M
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SINGLE SCULL RACE.

FLUSHING, l.. l., July 90, 1878.
A single scu race rowed on Flushing Bay TO-
day between John Walker, formerly OF the Nassau
Club, of Harlem and Laurence Embree, OF the Nersus
Club, OF Flushing. Walker gave his opponent 80 SEQ
ouds q Of and one eighth miles.
Embres won the by Is seconds. Time, Sun. 15a
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The next contest The regular iOrtnightly shoot
at twenty glass balls for CLUB padge. THIS
badg. will become the personal property Of the
Der VINO wins greater numuer oil matches during
the season. II has already been twice by Mr. l..
Bright, and once BY Mr. Edgar Murphy. Seventeen
members shot yesterday, ana the badge was won by
Mr. TraphaRsn with clean score OF Is glass balls.
Mr. B. West was secood, having broken "a out Of rs.
Tne following rs the summary oil tho suooling:-
REGULAR GLASS BALL Sao0r, for tho ciub badge; Is
yards, 5 traps, rs balls, Boxardus rules.
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Trus oN, 20: q. q Janizor, 20
AMATEUR cLuB
The Amateur Rifle CIuD MID range match was shot
ut 900 yards In The afternoon. Tho match 10 open
sniy to members OF the clue. Inc prize is IA gold
badge. The following were the best scores:-F. II.
Holton, II; J. 4. Waters, 10; L. Geiger. 20; l. l..
Allen, 80; H. Rathbone, 81; Ii. Fisher, "a
Tue members OF the 5sveath Regiment Rife Club
shot for 'the shells" Mr.. O. n. Eagle Was the winner
with score Of "a out oil possible rs points, nj 500
yards. Mr. n. ". Price claimed nave made rs
points. Dut the score not allowed, ss tho mDers
asserted that one shot which he claimed . buips-
eye Was only outer
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FOOTBALL AT LONG BRANCH.

Lose BRAsca. N. j., July 20, 1878.
The Long Branch Football Clup played an interest.
Ing game on the Brighton Polo groands this alter
neos The club 10 imposed Of young who are
summer rssidents al the Brancb. On Tuesday next
they vii again play on the sams grsunda
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Tho third event was sw eepstakes at pigeons, for
gentlemen that had shot u BIRD Of trap.
There entries, and II Was finally won ny Ar.
K IS. Holmes with n cieau score OF The last two
snots were fred NJ glass oas the stock OF pigeons
was exhausted The following 10 The summary
swKlPsTAK. iVr gentlemen that never shot ut q
pigeon out OF traps birds, II yards rise traps ana
Hurli CHAM rulea
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THE ChALLENGK kADCk
The tenth competition Tor the IurJ Field and Farm
challenge badge look place ~ the 2V0 range, with
twenty entries The match consisted al Shots
Of hand, with sIghting shots; was open 20 All
members oil the National II ne Association. rue prize
must three times ~ become the properly Of
any competitor. The following were the made
by ihoss c0mpetItors who c0nlpIeLed their records:
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BUFFALO DRIVING PARK.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BUFFALO, July 90, 1878.
The following horses have been entered IN the
Stree for All" -Rarus, Lulu, HAnnis and Nette.
This will take place the day Of the meet
AuRust .
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PLAINvILLE PARK.
MYRTLE THE WINNIE OF THE POSTPONED TWO.
rHIRTY-FoUR PURSE
icy TELEGRApH TO THE HERALp.1


rHIRTY-FoUR PURSE
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARTFORD, Conn, July 20. 1878.
Al the Painvills Park to-day there finished the
race tor the thirty -iour" horses. seven heats OF
which were uotted yesterday and then postponed on
account OF darkness The four contestants in the
field came on the track fair condrion, considering
the brief rest given them alter the terrible OF
the previous afternoon and Mr.. r. s. Bents bay
Myrtle. with two heats already to hcr credit, won the
eighth hoat and with ease, beating Mr. L. H.
Hurd's chestnut Geding Butcher Boy by four lengths
Black Diamond was third and Daunsless fourth, the
premiums being awarded in this order:-rho quarter
IN 0:35. the malt IN IA and The mile In 1904,
tho fastest heat OF the race.
TIKI SUSPENDED DRIVER.
Tommy Foster oil this city, driver OF Black Diamond,
who suspended yesterday afternoon tor ono
month for attack on Mr. j. B. Burew, OF Union
his penalty modified by the judges to-day 10 fnc OF
S25 which be paid The assigned for the mod
itcation of tho penalty that Foster received
provocaton during the heat preceding the as
sault
PLAIyvlLLE PARK, PLAISvILLE. CoSy., July 10 and
20 lS7S--FoURTH AND FIFTH DAYS OF THE July TRor
TING MEETING Purse $40O Tor horses thai had never
to the nrst 500 secoud, $50 to the third
$40 fourth horse. Seven heats trotted Oh the
l9th iust.)
L. n. Hurd's CHI T. Butcher Boy 2
W. w. Roberts blk. g.. Back
Diamond. 4 3 3
Thomas hanilton's b. M.
Dsuntless.
j. b. Burrows b. m. Nellie Rose TO-
James A. Dustin's CHI. m. Osh-
Belle = b D dr.
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PEDESTRlANISM.
THE LONG DISTANCE CHAMPIONSHIP OF tbs
woprp-o,r raw va urnuva

woRLD--o'LKAKY VS.. HUGHES.
Daniel o'Lssry. the long distance champion ofths
worId 10 10 this cay, having been called here 70 eensun
with John Hashss, alas "Grssnhorn," wboAas shai-
lengsd him Tor the champion bss Al the
promoted BY SIR J. ID. Ashley, OF London. 0'Leary
seems perfectly willing 10 walk HsghsA but viii Only
meet him In . contest wncre there viii be . "tres
gate" or, In other words, there vii be i'd
mission charged. The place has set been decided
upon Tor shs wax, ba. IL Will not saks place IN New
York.
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REAL Estate.
The sales made on the Real Estate EXCHANGE. July
fall

Tho sales made on the Real Estate EXCHANGE, july
20, are ~ follows
70 y.
Foreclosure ssie-Rickard NJ. henry. refsrss-of
Inc buiIdings, with plot OF land 1oxs9 4xe3x5i.
ON L. s. OF Ivu.son a.. 1918 tt. Q. Of nv. =, run
n,ns throu yh to st. also the buiidlngs. With
plot Of land Ox7u W. Al 20. Nos. 3s< and 500
Houston IT.. n. D., running through TO ID 81,
sOI Is IT, 9. OF av. .. also houses aud two lots,
each 25xIO0, u. y. OF I'd st., lis r. w. " av D. to
HOWARD W. COATES
r. T. reeree-r orsciosura sale OF one
lot Is 2x7B lx25 AMI 4. the W. y Of llth sv..
IO5.U Il. OF 18Th 81; also one lot 534xHU. on
the g. Of ilth 49, l25 10 Il. q. Of 9th ST.. aud
one lot 25x Iyl. 3. the .. s. OF west 9Jth ST.,
IT'S o. 1ith av To paintih 3,2o0
n. A. .. Lynch.
n n McCsh-rty neutrality-suspicious. sale OF the
house with lot 14Yx luO. No. Az nth o W..
sarn., Of ,tn at 20 nj al min ............. 10000
*
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TOLEDO TkOTrING MEETING.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 20

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 20, 1878
This the last DAY Of tho trotting meeting. The
unfinished race OF yesterday for the 20 class was
~on by Protius taking the second and third heats,
with John H. second, May Queen third and Adelaide
fourth. Time, 2:2lA-2:2l
Iu the TOR 2:2e GLASS; purse 81, 500, there
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following statement, showing Tho real sstats
transactions recorded tho Regsters once July 20
1873 n obtained IRON Augustus 7. Dochsrty Deputy
uu,f


trapsac,ions recorded tho Registers once July 90
1878 n Obtained IRON Augustus 7. Docharty Deputy
Rogistsr:--
10Th av., w. s., TAI s. d SSH st., 7txiUo' Msrra-
ret A. Ba.se.i 20 Mary Mslasyrs. Mona
.Sasr C. iiaien.oa and -ii. % Loa. y seys... ssoa
nsaTy RaeIs,sosisf and ~is TO fhaSe A B.
psia. scs,nsr 90 jacob huber. -. 1855
w .:S al. ss: gus sGa.oo csc
cSs si"' =. 70 S". To- oa,Sss"s 4 c.Im.nn to
chsrls ..% 81. )" no S ics,. Ssrss1si,. H. Ward 10
!. corner Of ,n 81, Is 4s7s Kmsia:
Josa.tou aud husband TO August Bshr 1870
". ..s coossa 70 jSla 8 q iao.i 4s
w.. . 10. $500 can s : ~. ai J.S
aurpay :ad s,,' 20 Jsn a.. S:;s. same Nom
ps@.sy. between Houston ana Is. SIS. 5Os
1873 Si Irregular. samuel zeimsr aud vile 10
,. ny,': Is il Of Legged, az
ESQ ward I; Ed~sid Il Yoans and wife TO JoSa
,oss s. .s ". corner Of iosd st.. aaiiiassaw
7s:s: a.s s s,sa. Z, 4. s.,.Sss..
SsferssJ TO C.,h.rss ~ N.ansy ............. 1000
s, ss az 40 = r', sss. ss,,'v:s
f. &c. S So ss 80 ,.- .sm: 70 same. sS%
Burmetstcr. ueofge H.. ana vile. 10 tntabeNh
s7os
i.ss, . 81 ssh q . Of ID .x y-.rs....... s,oo
pole. A. i. Of Kisnrsss 81. . Of Laslos 81 sys.s ssoo
man. Of is; Az. IS n. Of ss,s :. ys.r. sso
years. 1850
years $500
and ss,h 81. years 600
81 ios,n - ct i.s .S iaooo
Lyon, kixs q. and others, to fda A. DAvidsoa,
II 5s,h st.. =. VI osh sv dem and, ....,.... 800
Mvller, Anna ~ and hustsaa, TO Wirsm II. John
s..r. ........................ 900
Congdon JeLa u, 70 Helen ~ Ksicksreecksr... Nom.
furionk, John, TO john u Ccngdon-. .... Ncm
Mali, Hesrv ". 7. tadmtstssrator. Ac.D. 70 Henry
w. 4. Mail guardian, Ac)..,.........,.......... Nom.
Odei. Acos Cexecutor of 20 Mary Btnghsm.... syUe
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gramms this evening, which attracted not only
nearly ell the visitors hero but very many of The
residents OF the surrounding country. The enter
tanment was great success.
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Time, 2:24-2:2 20 h-2:2s


RARUs AGAINST TINE.
Rarus trotted third trial neat against time, gong
TO tue quarter in "a seconds, 10 the halt mite IN
l:085I, The three-QuArlsr In AN and Tho mile IN
216 being The fastest mile ever trottod on nall mile
track He went without a running mate
The meeting has been successful one in every re-
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| rhe Gays sport concluded with . couple OF open
sweeps glass balis-one al single aud the other as
| double balls They were both won by Mt West
| In club