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6allitter | Sroms0. Gre liors
5lrmasr. &Oniul Siusbut Ystiericu,
3 8. 8. Mad FAINT SOIh Il 50.
bar siort &Ouiats 81 iierps ptl.
leo iittdrt 5Isrs frpsiss lite.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-16

gaa Cpict | Srue bIep Der lieIss
Deb. amtet i aipisi, SilObu i'uot
en- Baitornrpps (Narbans o. Rpp)
en- ilelotn sSusl paa Be 8antu.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-16

SOSsialo. Rat til Den l0rs %.
ccmbsr ners i SiOibOlm fOrbenuu.
renoc Staisrnab 8. y. Brsnbsrs,
Der fra 1860 Ill 1875 bapos Ylaos
/ BET lpsniis Winiitcrium iOm ton.
iuIiaijp Siaisroab
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-16

Wnlobrpllnp 8ioIIser, Stlbsie
rer Doe Soln os Suliru / Sslms
ltrano isirsos iorrlse Ssubas III
8ulobrpuup.
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yiot n%araaaenre. (5Itttel Sneit ,
Eorlso,n Nat ortp @alsus "Gl, tlrn".
Der bsnIan pso sSI,fisilOrbs 3oro.
brpses. Ice. iost, osus 6ortsiuine.r
brrit,os. bOOrueo 6lrleitt 'ua'isot
Wnit,u Of oa beliabiasoe en- utt
iamme Srpsee IIgssnos giitcr. S'eiie
bsitnbIseos StOiarret o. Srom iami
iitpitarsn U. Wiaaiunns Brpase
5orbtn bar belt, Sarisl i paus,
luno lebst imoo en- Seboo %
ouenpaa purtubc BtboeIltsp9reli,
ineteot ct &tnbu lamt trunst a
peo 8lnoust l%tan,noe Cola. buOr
pna 9ussltrsn laa og iOp Wlooos
% lauei, baaos SOiasu % Wan
ben. Der bl,u mtsst iotlt Uiiet. lang
no paa 8ulpd. Sm Spabs Tote
Be. otter Slasuos. 30 Spb. Spdo
len her bItp NOT hot nprus
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HioOoe yetcrancr. en Veteran.
Susmano yars SEMEN (Waan). sr
iislae "Aalb. Stlitst." Dob paa 8lel
Den Ste os. / en- Mlosr al 80 Oar,
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81

"Stnlce Der tiIhebe mig nOast." ioeps ban, "ia brst
@ulust. Ger pI on iube mango rare Sing. ~oeriblanot Ell
Tloife. lom or FORFEIT. Yaa Den lssr ct Sreu. Oct sr
Hspis for Din Seblel. aRsn hs lite bette til @osen. Seq
ff lOr Straf ON Oct fom op. On iaar peuts en- Stune.
men is ifol lerae for. at pu faar Here slnpsr. Get lfal
ban betale."
NIt bette brn9tc sarsn Srpat % life @lGos bun fels
ia. iom om bun bapee siort llret; ipr bapbe bun iunbst
ia III gin oeroppe Spiuaru, bun nj life 9pt til at
iorl0oe bet M hslsrs. men bun nj Ell SeieIis al at bun
life lSnarc berte biemme Der. 9uu blSu uups. Den,
ION bun bietil bauoe aniet Tor lin Saher. iaaoe ltp. at
ban itfc bar Get. % De. ION ban ioabs pr bcnNes Sor.
Glore. par 6ult en- sanl'e annsn Stilns Samianest.
en- Stilin9 lOm. bpOr bctsosu ben emo bar, bOs lpntss
henee baanc rig % iolnem.
SUN ltnIoe life iortwIls bette til Noaen. Der par
h09 Gn. iom moatte anotases ira oenne He9el. Oenne
enc pilne nit mart tomme bicm. % ea piIne life bans
NoNe Seie9 gielbs Spinssu. 9uah pilpe ban ise til ali
bette. $enoes un9e mriarne 9iete bantcce al Saab %
Srp9t.
"a. Der mariner 10 en- sio. oa nosle al Dor 6ortrl.
lines Terloner oils tomms biem. Teo bette esrss aomme
bile ri be9pnoe paa anecn Del;
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40 Vetnsbern o. . Bemebcrns
Reru.
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pan osltoa ira 1908 / &rl0sn LA,
I'll oens SIuinina o. par hl VI
meo oeo Nnboltsioest / 1911 unhs'
VrsmierIeltAant 6llisu. Otter ari'
asns Opbo.o tom ban tilbngs III i'm
Tsoee. siitcoc fla % mootOa ct Sue
/ 0gits. 3 be liete 10 Nar bal
ban urrct GnfemanN % bapt Sp.
bolo Doe Ell Sen; ban par plrfiom
lige til bet Sioile, ina at ban snooQ
/ be iibits Nar funoe uoiers ali
Slass Mrbslos. sneosiaa 9rupe Suno.
terri % bette 3 Be LANCE 8lnisr.
o~ftener BANDIT ban Rurpe 90 ubrst.
teoe onoet Saauoarbelbs. ga ban,
Nrtenen fer ban oeoe, rsiite ia fra
NJ 4rbeios, fOm Ter pluolclig en-
Sulmmelheo oDer BAN, laa at ban
falot neo uso Vurbet; ban miiieos
ltroI MGlei, % Saasn otter ion ban
rOlis ben. Com en- Siloenbso Tor.
tlenr Oct al uniercs, at ben Niocos
iflor CONNER beiteos &orn for nm
Selier og heunes Wonc Drcoerif
SEMEN, ct BAR gamle Golf. Der emo.
M Iepe poa 0lpl. o. iom for ire
4ar iiosu baOos @ulobrDllup. Sisis
TO @amle bandit op otter bam. O9
BE- ire 9amIe SeitioIt rsproisniereoe
/ Nlosr en- Gum al 245 Oar. 3
oct nbit forfeiture Salpaar sr Der
paa 8iel oeb TO andre Btisrunsr.
Wlsls ebr l~itsnisn 5ctsmarf (9l Nar),
Der osiaa uar uofommonosrst tlIies
o9 shOmos Y,bcricu guffs9naro 80
4dr) ION blep iuoiaIbt bcnlmon
S%Iutnlu9cn al 8rissn. 0enne Slo.
tie bar 8pllinsbroou til osu paa
8lsl honlepshos 8sttran ira bin
BRIG, 8narnmanb 5eraen Veocrltn
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Slo | Ct Glib Den 29oe I VI
ON Nllsnen ri. 7 bemrrfeoes Der
lielgs "Worse Nu." 9lples / ell
pna Nbsosu pso R~pfiebiua y. W
li9asncs auais. iilbercnoe t~5iltsbanb.
lr s. Wlf'tIlsn Of Strusr. Hso til.
llnhs plrIp Ip'tenss nst at iaa 81.
ben lu'fet sitsrat 5aripist par ial
pao 9aun. SmiclHlio par RABBIT.
ten og 8abpsien mso Vii, buat
beri families, brGnbt, bsriblanot ,Se.
rersn 2. Srubicns % Srsuasn VI
& Nnbsrl ~ 3ei. 3ust'sn bette
slsr Sfibst Uar iornfret. On 81.
nens Svt0mit or Suist bsflsuot.
Anuoisn par tngtt iiano ON Nor.
scnen % 9rcn9sn 81. / ON Otter.
m~iNbnsun. % otter bans llola9n
bapre Der life pursl 40 paa ilosn
w orssnen.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-16

IRA Vos. Raltsn til ben 22ot
Rousmbsr unppss fro 0~litrIilsiena'
lst beriisos en- 8arctraisfanse. Sdrs
SsIishlsu Blsis ira ulsnsuans
S~aroanssr, Der al SOrsultrlpntn
Der par ioemt en- Slraf at 10 Aars
Sluu,ri for sientassnos 3ppsrisr %
andre SOrbrppelisr. Timber Men
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5oriommcu Of Snlt. Gen 2bsn
t. W. Ovtos iieIse "aurh. SiIiisl."
YoIiritt / 4arhus poa en- al Bpene
@aber en- Wono / Ell ian sltuoig
5illiann. al ban MATTE fIerss paa
poipltald Gitsr bans saen 5or.
tlarln9 bapoc ban i ilrre Gage Sn.
ist iaost at ipils, % BET ltlcunsots
Jaian, at Oct par Cult. Der bapos
btnQt blm | ben usie Silltano.
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&uruparer

NECKLACES til Walnins pep Srcut Nun Sc
MRsQs. Z. Siewtrs.
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Ut Sarn taget Of ulpe. 5tn
3ammtriors / Sslninno lirlOu Np
lia ~Ioripanot al 3-ilars gammsIl
Barn ira en- SusmauospIaos | War.
bsom. Sanluart man lauutes Bar.
net, btspuois man at Isoe srleT BET
Wau trai Dc iulte uIp,ipor. ION
man pso plaIp al en- 9uno for
ialste, uosn DOG at nnoe andre
Spor eft,r 9utiru emo bans que.
Wan antassr. al ban u blspsn
8ptte for en- lilo. Dd9tn sItsr
ben l5ce Ropembsr, blUoe Ell lilo
aufalet nosIs SGtsr9uttsr / lanms
Gsn. Yaa 8ultsrnts Rdab iom
DOli til nttop / rttts 5lo Tor al
rtobs Dem, lom llIpsu allsreoe ltoo
/ Sssrsb m.o at itprte Ii9 opsr
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wv wv
bee, sspercnoe. Yattsrlct Sfurp. @epGrisr
ps Sdlt Nbeum, Gene. Yecaara. Reural.
sta /; lem en- Wiopasspiue % Bicorsnier ere
be bel bsbaaelielte Aeniellesmieeel. lom inns
ees. Isres gir'nins piitr ftltr9tttliot.
bccr lanli Be overtrafe ale andre piltr.
Ge ere ftre % blbl3elise al taae. men mes
aef pirtlemme. Cs ueoripe Blcotis nsfte
9Rei'sr, es epsaSs be irsrns easr ucrens
Cr5nntr III icrnDst ys6, ~ be tibrinesr
bile Sesemct Sunobeo "a 400 Sslelle. d
belbrece itie bier aass S,rtroaascnbsr, men
flutse farlise ~ frpstepe SMoen,ms. CM.
tiss sSaer. bersmte 9,siiiliss % eore teeiis
Scraers lsnne atteftsr cpsr te aure. fcm
ere uefsris cs ON be sapnliss Spreele be
bare npot oee ctrss Brua.
De ere Be- paaliosliaits % bseits for Sprn.
oa b ere milee % pirfiemms. DE- ere iif,
ferbecRffsre ~ osrfcr lsfte at taas N. ais
eelts peletabiife I oeres Simmenla inina.
ere BE- uliaoelisite.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-16
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
S~erubane.

ChICag0, Milwaukee & 81. raul
Sernbane.
Den fore @iennemsanss'eini meiIem
Chicago, New York. New England og
Canada,
% ellie sfliss cs ipoliss Stsbsr iamt
oct itore Woropeiten.
"9ennseter~ / 9bieasc msb allie ,f'
lise CO lpeiise sinier.
9hieasc Sepctet: SiSrnet AZ 9anal
cs Wen Waeiicn Street. Seite .Yauer
o. Stage stnier fra allie xanter at 8pen
pasisrer Der til bper Sie.
ebieasc 9e Office: 81 % So @lari
Strset.
Rilwaufss 9sprtst: Si,rnet at 8esb
o. Scutb Water Strset, 5effes Yaner
Oh Omnibus Sinler saar cerfra til Vile
be p~iatialfe Steeer | Ypeu.
8p Billet Sentcr: 40O Gaf Wattr
Strset, Syrnet at Wisepnfu Street.
Gen eneite WjeunemgansssW nie
mtllem
Chicago, Wilwanfee, ct. Yanl
% Dfiuneapplis.
DEN aisnnemlsber imuffere eaneifas
Der mee mere lfprarteee Sesnerier, ca
pasisrsr sisnnsm Here 6crretninas, %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ene npsen am
ben 5ernbane / Wcrbpeiteu. Den eneite
Ssrnbane sinie Der siennemiarer svrs
Wisdsippis Dal Jloo
N peb eafe Begins BREEDER.
OaIaa pia Raeilcn, Vrairie bu Sbien,
WeSreser, autin NJ Cpatcnna.
9s beefe palaes 9cupesr ~ Scpepcsne.
Ssrubanenstist er / COB Orosn.
nay- 1@cnnseter" / ct. Saul o.
minneapolis mso be fefe inefcmns ei'
nier.
St.paul Oepetet: SiSruet at Sad.
ION "a Sepee Street.
8p Renter tlS San Saficn Strsst,
SDruet at Sbire Street.
A. v. II. CARPENTER,
Gen. p,a. ,sa Ticket Agent, Milwaukee.
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THE
DEBORAH Radical

ueen biaisfe amsritanife apis | Win,
neibeif Sc. Bris si.O0fer @arsanssn.
@cot glao at apertere t. Gee. %.
Saislet, 8eeafigr cs 9isr.
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Sen Semmcligbcosinlse.

Wan bar cnbnn i~orboibspis main % let banee DC
Gage altins bar iarliet. iier alt, iom OF msh Damp.
man fnuee lprinsc 9uiien slr saa I'll 4aplsns Snnc,
blipe folbet. opbrenet. suer fort lagt tontnle no al Ter.
ben paa en- sler anbsn upsnteuoe. ~plaeleia % ~ubtbaselis
Maoee, esriom man tom for uer rsie Siempler. Yum-
per % Urine. Der bspsssbs ia mse laaban 8estlussis-
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GIeiitfioro Den 30te ROuembsr
FRA ,ilOiIanp bsrdlts. at 8loon,
ere tnnppr, % ou u itor Ysn9s
mnnsd. NarsapIrn bleu Oucrall
liotn boaoe paa 8Orn % Yoistu.
LEGION ben opiaa buao Sorbco an
saOr. itaar betposIis lllbass for al.
minoslis, Oar. Den tloll9s Croft
btUiritos ncmlig. at @reoen III,
naa,bs in inIos Wooenbso Yno
@auros, bpor man bar p0rst pani
III Of iaa 800 5enoer Yottttr
M man laar 'uu lO-lj, bent 20
5or sSor {lntu bar man en- lem
m,Ii9 bttpo,lla Su,muuant.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-16
Ayers
Cathartic Pills,

~almtroslis anpsnbe'
Zig ipn t Snsmtos
bel belbreeenoe Scrs
~lioppslls, @uiiot.
Tdptpii, hst Sers
esislie. raariis Was
pe 81 aanes. so,
peepns. Weisn, 6s'
m%prrhciotr. @isi,
upnei "a SuelNs
vi
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StOrse.
IN Danorenoc Sfomaaer

Gn panorenoc Stomaser. 2
"Dassp." itriues NuIl9 baeiteoes
/ Quiierns ON en- pis Wiliam 8aa,
lom uoferts Ell boopauorins unbs'
Iaa sienoommeIiae Biliaar, at bans
Wapn Iom Soouaaorsr oil blue bi.
bsnom beuroret, men alliaepsl bar
ri oslaa Gn her | bet 8brouoblem.
iie, Tom mauite DIOR BiIlom Sale
Ran9en Tom 8~oopanorsr ltricig,
usmlis cit SiOmassriusuo peo Napn
Rasmus, iom ia iror maa pare
Wtltsren | Nobuanorlua. N0pni,
Nasmus bar III | en- 5io al ollsr
minelt % Mar uafbrub' aaast mel.
lem SicrbaIen % 3bronobl,m, %
lom btilenot er Miitauben m,ll,m
bisis Gisbu 4 Wile % bette Sipits
@el 9aar ban 8 8an9s bpsr llae
Rsn life noi meo bisle 4 Wils
ban aaar me8et oits ia Wil op
ialsunsm Sierralsu, men hns 5
Bociurs 9ler ban alleged. 8iI
man Der siers fig en- liosu Berss.
uira oper, bpor lanst Slpife 8.l
Hasmns | oisie % Nar bar lllbo
a,laat, nil man iomms I'll It rel
anltelist Nnial Mile. On man
fun oil re9ne bdns 8 Cure u9,ni.
liza til 3 Wlle busr Sur. nil man
lsluielaelis hlpe tilbaesla9t Is WlIs
ON llsen $50 fOr 4atst o. I
Is Aar 1860 nori'e Wils, Omir
5 @anee runot Sorosn. q rsipsta.
belt Stptts 8ei. 90 Hasmus fort
latter irsmoslss iins 5ocuanorinsu
xrsu.m Shronhhi,m ~ StprhoIsn
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
HORSE NOTES.

The Executive Committee OF the National Assoca-
tion Trotting Horse Breeders stakes
opened by tho ASSOCIATION TO be trotted October
and upon the grounds OF the Rochester Driving
Park Association, Rochester. N Y. tho entries Inn
tied TO horses owned bred by members the &c,
Of stalnons owned stood by members Nom ma
tions be or before May 1. 1878. Also the
Annual Nursery Stakes for foas OF 1885, trotted
ut the fall meeting OF 1879.
The race horses OF George Longstlh, announced to
be sold yesterday morning by Van Tasse & Kearney,
still in Mr. Longssans stables there being bid
when the horses were offered tor sale. NeRotia-
tions We iear, pending for tho sale OF the
stable 10 gentleman long connected with the turt
and the horses will into immediate training for the
summer campaign. They looked very Inc yesterday,
just In the proper condition to put to hard work.
"rhe racing prospects in kentucky" says tho Live
Stock Record, shave never been fattering within
the history OF the TURF and the meetings Nashville
Lexington. Louisville, Cincinnati and 81. Louis Will
without accident be OF the brilliant and inter
sstng character With the large number OF horses
In training IN Kentucky and Tennessee reinforced by
those ut Mobile, New Orleans, st LOUIS and at differ
ent points o Ohio illinois and Indiana. IL 10 within
bounds Of to say that the th reds
In training In the Mississippi Valley Tor tho great
South hwestcrn Circuit OF racing amount to fully six
hundred head. The season 10 remarkably earIy, tho
tracks are III excellent condition the are
more forward IN their preparation than Tor many
years. Daily the tracks In Kentucky re-ccho tho
tattoo OF fcet and by tho ides OF May the hosts OF
Kentucky ana Ten nnessee Will meet at Nashville to
open the great spring campaign"
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
THE FLORA M. CROWLEY.

HER CAPTAINS ACCOUNT OF HER VOYAGE AND
sHIPwRECK.
reporter OF the HERALD yesterday interviewed J.
c. Crowley master OF the schooner Flora n. Crowley
whose short and evenlfui voyage, ending In wreck
and abandonment was iuliy detailed in yesterday
HERALD The captain was indignant at the stories
told by Joseph Bird about the alleged mismanage-
OF the vessel while at sea and her being over
laaen at the time Of sailing from the port OF sa-
vannah He SAID thai Bird himself had acknowledged
TO somo OF tho Crowey's crew, and also
to several of the sailors OF the bark Agautyr
that he had been man OF criminal habits In England
and was obliged to leave thai country TO avoid in
dictment ior burglary and homicide. BIRDS stories
about the hghtng among the inates OF the schooner
ana their unscamunlke conduct Captain Crowley
pronounced utterly untrue in every prucuar He
saiu that the schooner when she lett Savannah
only drawing eleven and halt feet OF water, whiIe
with her full cargo she would nave drawn fully
will be orroborated by the pilot who vessel
over the bar at Savannah.
He left Savannah on the 9Th OF February and every
thing went well until the 22d OF the same mon H.
About nine O'Clock IN the evening of that day the
schooner struck heavily against something foaung in
the water-a piece oil some wreck, the captain
thought. She had been tight up to that time, but
after striking was found that she was louking a
the morning Of the following day Qns 23d) the
pumps refused to act ana the vessel pro-
nounced dry. Tho WIND was squaliy aud all hands
were called to shorten sail Whe the sails were
being reefed some time was lost the pumps and It
was found ut hall past O'Clock in evening that
there were three and bar feet OF water
III the hold. Within ten minutes alter this 1t
had increased 10 eight half ieet, and
IN less Than two minutes aiterward tho vessel
settled down to the waters edge. Sne was ned with
water md each succeeding made a clean breach
over her. All the spars and lanyards were now cut
away. but ow ing OF the waves the wreck
could not be cleared The two boats smashed 10
pieces ana all hands, including the three women,
were placed top 0i the cabin and
lashed TO the spankcr boom. Everyth thing washed
out oil the forward house, which was itself finally car
overheard. The after caoin was gutted of every
thing movable, but tho sailors managed to secure
lew cans OF provisions. For Twelve days the
house and suffered terribly, being
they taken of by the Agautyr, OF whose master
and officers Captain crowley speaks In the highest
terms.
The Flora NJ. Crowley was owned by s. ". Nash,
and others CrowIey himself owning an eighth share)
oil Jonesport, Me- and as far as the cuptan knew
n nj rrd
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
PUGILISM.
THE PRIZE RINo IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEVEN ROUNDS FOUGHT IN THE PRESENCE
OLE THREE HuNnREn spEcrAroRs

THE PRIZE RINo IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEVEN ROUNDS FOUGHT IN THE PRESENCE
OF THREE HUNDRED SPECTATORS
CARLISLE, Pa, March 25, 1875.
The town OF Mechanicsburg nine miles OF here,
has, for time past, been boastng oil the pugil
istic qualities OF ono of hor young men named
James Tottou, and accordingly time
q challenge was sent to Charley Morrison, ike
wise rising young pueilist, OF this place. The
challenge was promptly accepted by tho latter. The
place selected for the battle was at the Hamilton
woods, milo cast OF here, but the time kept
profound by both parties, tnat tho p6lice
could not get wind oi II. At halfpast eight O'Clock
on the morning OF the 25rh inst. the combatants,
their seconds and friends met at the riace named.
toss for choice of sides was won by Morrison, who
was esquircd by hts Brother Albert lotion, who had
been taxing BREATH with Joe Bolan, OF Harrisburg,
was esquired py one King.
THE FIGHT
After the customary hand snakes both mon set to
work with spirit out apparently more with the cesgn
TO measure Instance or feel their than anything
else and the first round ended pretty amicablv with
promise Of better things to come. In the second
round jim tried one or two pie drivers with the lett
but after good rally Charley put In a neat cross
counter. The third round rather short IN
po,nt of time but Totton's long rcacn ana
steady measurement gave him n slight advnn-
tage over his sturdy antagonist. Two rounds fol.
lowed in which there nothing particular to note,
except shat alter desperate rally in which real
ness shown, lotions enthusiasm ried him into
the ring from which he was advised to retire. These
exerions evidently told, and although In the eighth
rouud Jim tried his best, Charley's lett was always
there. Tho round which followed (ninthj was fair
show with both hands, particularly bot but for somo
time thcy tired. and each appeared TO be husbandng
his powers In the thirteenth Morrison twice got
the lett IN with telling effect and following his up
some good play ensued In tho corner, TO tho detr-
ment Oi lotions physognomy. jim, however, was
good on his pms and in the next few rounds revived
a bit Charley looking much better than i'm, and
for some time the hgh ting was slower. In the twenty
third round Charley landed the left twice on his OPP
pononps dial. Round twenty. iour was Also In iavor
OF Morrison. The twenty hth and twcnty-srxth were
not marked by any particular cbaracteristics but
ward the close oi tho twenty seventh Morrison ev
dentIy meant OrDgiug matters to \ CONCLUSION, and
set about lotion with will, knocking him clean out
OF tim0.
This the first prize Hght that ever occurred In
Southern Penny lvania. lotion 10 suffering worry
much from his severe defeat. aud will not be able 70
leave his bed Tor several weeks
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
BROOKLYN'S HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

THREE OF THE SUPPOSED THIEVES IN GUS
ToDY-QUIcK WORK OF THE NEW YORK DE-
TEcTIvEs.
Ever since Saturday afternoon, when Warren Ii.
Lane, the bookkseper Of tho Planet Mills, was
knocked down in Hoyt street, near Union, Brook
lyn, by two highwaymen and robbed OF $1,000
the wages Of the employees of the mIls--the
detectives OF this city and Of Brooklyn have
boen on the qut vtre 10 arrest the daring robbers
II was suspected that tho robbery the work Of
Now York thieves, and ON Sunday several Witnesses
ofthe pursuit came the Police Headquarters Of
this city. In the company OF Chief Of Police Camp
boil They wero introduced to Superintendent WALL
Ing who referred them to Sergeant Keasy Of the de-
teotivc squad VISIT was paid TO the Rogues' Gallery
where the portraits numbered l,07s and 1.l4s were
pointed out ~ resembling two OF the engaged In
the robbery. Word was sent out that "l,07S" and
81, las" were wanted. Captain Leavy, Of the Third
precinct Brooklyn, could not identify either OF the
portraits, but upon beng shown picture the pos
session OF Sergent Kealey, said that OF the
who drove the wagon.
Yesterday morning. In 10 tho call for 81, 49,"
Detectives Duks and Handy brought 10 the Central
Onice George Martini alias Carter who 10 down the
police records Us general tnioL AT noon Detective
O'Nsill, OF the Ninth precinct arrived at Headquar-
ters with mo LOIS" IN the person ot John Roberts,
Detective Radord had been sent out In the mean
time to look for tho man whose portrait was Identified
by Captain Lesvy. He returned later In the day with
Charles Ii. Compton. alias Bartlett
TRANSPARENT BROOKLYN
AT three O'Clock In the afternoon three prison
ers removed to Brooklyn. Detective Radford
handcuned to Bartlett, Detective Harry TO Rob-
erts and Detective DiIks TO Martin. In this order
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
CRICKET.

Mr.. John w. Hoffman, OF Philadelphia, has just 70.
ceivcd the following letter from Mr. John Conway. OF
Melbourne, manager OF tho Australian eleven, which
explains itseii:-
J. w. HOFFMAN, ESQ.,, Secretary Germantown Cricket
Club:-
sIa-As manager for the Of Australian crckstes
who whiting England during next May, June and
July with the intention Of testing the me- OF the pu-
epa ercxetors OF England, directed to bring under
erAiiy. that would like play stches In the
United states and Canada during the month
" sufficient ndncemen ents we're held out may In.
form the crcketers OF PhadelphA that Lilly white
brought out very strong team OF crcketors to Australia
last season he aud his companions were uefsatsd In
elcvsn-a side encounter q. Bannerman, Australian
bsisman, on one occasion making the grand
Of 165 runs, aud then had retire
owing to injury he sustained 20 his hand The
defeated the En- gshnen. they now had three
months constant practice together 70 them
their Engsh campaign" They have al,s sady travelled
all tho Australia continent. have had
triumphant progress every occsson, meeting de-
festing eghtcens and twenty-twos.
The Ausaisns would like 70 play about I've matches ~
the principsl cketing centres Of America
may concude which will grmty that desire.
Trusting that will give this letter earliest
JOHN CONWAY,
Msnsger OF the Australian Eleven.
The English fixtures for the Australian eleven ex-
tend from May ~ TO scptemb z ana Include matches
with tho Mary lcboue Cricket Club, Gentlemen OF
England, Players oi England and all the principal
counties, as we'll ms many ag ,nst eIghteens.
The New York herald., 1878-03-26
AMATEUR ATHLETES.

Delegates from the Amateur. Adelpht American,
Fanwood, 0rscnpoint, Harlem, Knickerbocker, Plain
held Scottish American and Yonkers Athletic clubs
met at the sturtevant House last evening and per-
fected the organ zaon Of the Amateur Association of
American Athletes. Mr. =. ID. Clark, Of the
Fanvood Club, presided. The constitution was
submitted by the committee empowered 10
draft that instrument, and after trhng discussion u
adopted. All regular atnlcic associations are
eligible 10 membership, as are boat clubs which have
given open athletic games and have such among the
regular sports Of their organizations. The annual
meeting will be held on the hrst Wednesday OF Feb
ruury. Tho bylaws viii be reported next meeting.
An election OF officers resulted IN the following
President, II. ". GiligaD, Plain1ed Athletic CLUB |;
Vice President John Gath, American Athletic Clup (;
Secretary, William McEwcn, American Club
Treasurer, X. W. I. Kendrck, Harlem Athletic Club.