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coating Of diamond pure crystal base. These
Partisan Diamonds For sale only ut Humphrey s. Jewell
ler sl9 Broadway, corner Of 2th st, New York send
for the "Clrclet OF Geman Mailed rce.-AdV
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American Soft Capsules, TIN boxes Best and cheap
est All druggists Circulars from Mauser Peirle, ITO
Reade St., n. y. Avoid fancy names and prices -Aie
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Hurricane and water.pout..

CANTON. April PA hurricane accompanied
by waterspouts has caused immense damage here
IN the loreisn concession ami native city.
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weather Once Prediction.
JOTTINGS -iBOUT TOWN.

Clear or partly cloudy weather. nlrhwos'crly
winds, stationary temperature, and rssns bdiomeIcr
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Norfolk de,ied crabs fresh every morning. at any OF
AaDy oyster depots and all nrs class
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Gray's American Capsules. soft soluble. Tin boxes
25c. box aud upward. All druggists-AdV.
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Think of III Eighty choice Norfolk oysters for 90
cents at any OF Mabys depots Fresh every day -Air
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Reserves to Eli Perkinss chckering Hall lecture at
Ponds-Ads.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
NTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWl

~ County Court.-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of Michael Grace,
deceased,
Letters of administration having this day been
issued to John Grace, of said county, and ore
year rom the date hereof being allowed and
limited creditors to present their claims against
said deceased for examination and allowance.
1t is ordered, that all claims and demands
against the estate of said deceased be received
and adj listed before the Judge of this court; and
for that purpose he will be at his office in the
village OF Dodgeville, on the first Monday of each
month during the term above limited.
And it is further ordered, that the notice of the
times and places for examining and allowing
claims aud the time limited to creditors to pre-
sent their claims be given by publication for four
successive weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune.
weekly newspaper printed In this state.
Dated Dodgeville, August 18th. 1873
3i.4 JOHN T. JONES, County Judge:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
&. G. NV.
LIN E9.

THE CHICAGO NORTH wysrxsr ,xrv
Trnns va w. unuer one management the (;res
WESr n aaa Lines of the WEST and NORTH
h heouons forms the shortest and auicLsx, ro",r
between Chicago and all points N lilmois MY
hn Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa Ne
S~"' N"AlosaM and the Western Territories II
o"and and CALIFORNIA LIN.
is me shortest and best route bctwesn ch;o..
S N ar points in Northern Illinois, Iowa p stasS
.sliornia o wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
osesoh, nina, Japan Australia Its
=, -, Casea9@; 81; hiui aud MINNEAPOLIS Ijns A'
Is tne snort lire between Chicago and ail no,n.s
W M aortnetn Wisconsin and Minnesota. and for
points IN the Great Northwest. lis "'" al
II crosse. Win0nd and 81 Peter yjn,
a. VIC pes, route between Chicago and La Crosse
w,nu M, hoehester, Owatoma, Mankato, 81. peter
New 'lm and all pohie in Southern and Contra.
Minnesots. It's AZ" Noiu@
s.rsen Bsv and M,res,ts lin.
~ . VIC "ay ime between Chicago aud GAINESVILLE.
Green BAY r rsss, ah La Oshkosh, Appleton,
country. Its '"p'''''
+, ,o frseport end Duouqss lin.
.hc oniy route between Chicago and Elrin.
"ocA'ora Frecport and all points via Fraeport
rs Chicogo and Minoakes Lins
sS S'q h .xe shore Route and is the only ono
E aSsH u GS.ween Chicago and Evanston, Lake.
nosha and Milwaukee, w
Ps'lman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through tains Of this road.
chinnn Is ,e "n'y line running these ears between
Chicagn and ST. Paul and Minneapolis, Chicago
an! Miiwaikce, Chicgo and Winona, or Chicago
and Green Bay. o"e"
! ose connections are made at Chicago with tho
LAKE Shore Michigan Southern, Michigan Cen.
Ini Baltimore Il Ohio, Pittsburg, Fl Wuyne a
Chicago, kankakce Line and :an Handle Routes. ;.
Tor all points East and South Frst, and with ths
hicago aud Alton and lllinoi, Central for all
points South. '' US
lose connections are also made with the r'nion
racine H. H. ~ Omaha for all far West points
tt0se connections made at jsnction ,,of, "a ,otA
rains Of all cross points WV
lrkets over this roatc are sold by nll Coupon
Ticket Agents in the Unttcd States and Canadas
Remember you ask for your tickets via the Chi.
| cago North Western r. Il. and take none other.
New York ONCE. AS Broadway Boston Office,
state Street Omaha Office, 2l5 Farnhnm Street
san francisco Office, III Montgomery street Chi,
cago ticket Offices G. Clark Street under sherman
House 20 Canal. corner Madison Street Kin,o
street Depot corner W. Kinzic and Canal Str, cts
wells street Depot. corner wells and Kinno SITS
FOR rates or information not attainablc from
| your home ticket agents. apply to
W. II. STENNETT, MARVIN UuGuITr
Gen Pass. Agt, Chicago. Gen Mang'r, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
IL Has stood the Test

II You doubt the wonderful success
olIloH's CONSUMPTION CURE.
''s II a trial; then if you are not
'5s'''y satisfied, return the bottle 8
We will refund the price paid.
'aS established the fact that Con-
tIpUon can be cured, while for
tushs' ioarseness, Asthma, Whoop-
s Ccush, and all Lung and Throat
ouoIsa, there is nothing like it for
-u'ck and positive cure, as it never
tS ~ cents, so cents and 81 90
| ~ po'i'e. If your Lungs are sore,
oness or Back lame, use SuILou's
I0Is PLASTER. Price % cents.
ID by r. D. Pulford.
|, Ok, SHILOH's SYSTEM W.T.
~ "a Is no doubt the most euc-
sl'l cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
pant we have ever known.
'',"lSe We conld not guarantee
E,d IA cases of Consumption, where
3 "a al Debility, Loss of Appetite
1ohstipation exist, it will restore
ku,5 alate the system while SILL
Il W RE allays the inflammation
Isa'S 'he lungs. Price IS cents.
oy Il. d. Pulfnrd.
j. ~ ~, n METACk, rich and frag-
! ''t'2as. Sold by r. D. Pull
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28

IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY

In the matter Of the estate Of James Nfankcv
deceased
On reading and filing the petition OF Jsne Nan.
Key representing among other things that James
10Th day of August, A. d. 1875, at Mineral Point
Iowa county. Wisconsin. died intestate, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this county, and
praying that administration of said estate be
unto Nicholas I. Martin, granted, II is ordered
thst said petition be heard before the Judge Of
this court ON the seth day OF September, 4. d.
ls5S At the Probate OHice In the village of Dodge
Vile, at 9c'clock in the forenoon
And II Is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to al persons Interested by pub.
fishing a copy Of this order for three weeks sue
cessiveiY prlos to said dny OF hearing in tho
cuating In said county.
L Dated August 18th, ISIS. SoHN T, JONES
So-3 County Judge,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
Lessee P, Smoker,

!, TroRNEY AT LAW and Notary Public, high.
\ land, Iowa county Wis. ConveSancing ana
'''ocii)ns promptly attended 30.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
mr.. 3 J. Coykendall,

DrvTIsT. All operations performed cie
teeth IN best manner, and with the best ma
.iy az" the natural expression and contour OF
t,cr' together with proper articulation and
macy of it, Office In Claucr's block, High St,
[aefal Point, Wis, lou
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28

ao HuMBua-Rirely's immense
|ocS of Watches, Clocks, and Jew.
Try must be sold before October
p, as they have made arrangements
u an entirely new stock to open
|lth on Deller's corner. All their
pods engraved free.
Now is your time to buy a cheap
atch or Clock. Birely's whole
OcE bound to be sold before the LIST
October.
LOOK out for bargains at Birely'..
''ches, Clocks and Jewelry, at
FN' The first buyer gets first
police,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
TONSCKylL.
JOHN STARKS.

II Barber and Hair Dresser. oppo
L site the Post Office. shaving, Shampooing
ana HeirCutting done in the most approved man
ner also keep on hand toh:cco. cigars, pipes
&c, ,of the very best brands and IIakes. lstf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
DENTfSTRE
DR.. J. w, OdgerS,

l. ryrIsr. Attends to dentistry in all branchcs,
n nd aims 10 give satisfaction in every case.
soS "'i next door to GundYy II Gray's, up stairs
[,;a.rsl Point VS. y"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28

D. AT, N METACk, q rich and frag-
i. ''t'1,as. Sold by r. D. Pull
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY

COUKN
In the matcez of the estate of Sampson Richard.
deceased.
Letters OF administration having this day been
issued TO John IL. Vivian, Stephen c. Thomas and
isaac Pcnrcsc, of said county and six months
from the date hereof being allowed and limired
creditors to present their claims againstsaid de-
ceased for examination and allowance.
It's ordered that all claims and dem an Is against
the estate of said deceased be received and
adjusted before the fudge Of this court and for
that purpose he will be at his office in the village
of DodgeVie OF the first Monday Of each month
during the term above limited,
And it is further ordered and directed that the
notice of the times and places for examining and
allowing claims, and til. time limited TO creditors
for four successive weeks Ia the Mineral Point
Tribune, weekly newspaper printed in this
slate.
Dated Dcdgevisle, August 18th, 1873.
Diva JOHN 4, JONES, County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
S,rOnu & Coed.

rronNrys AND COUNSEI.ORS AT LAW.
\ ofice opposite the CITY Hall, in the rooms
grr +. Allen & Co.'S Store, siRtely occupied by
,ong & usArthur, Special attention given to
elections. Io--i!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-28
.lfTDRNEIN
John T. Jones,

rToRNEY AND COUNSELOR, Dcdgcvlilc.
Wisconsin,. viii practice in AL the courts OF
!. s'ac,rxcen, the Iowa County (Probatel Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09

Tho handicap games Of tho Scottish -A merican Ath.
letic Club will DO held their grounds, Fifty
street and Eighth Avenue. on Saturday, 18th inst.
The events will comprise throwing the hammer, for
members only; seventy.6vo yards run. and walk Of
throe miles, open all amateurs. Cola ana silver
medals Will be given TO first and second. Entries will
close on Tuesday, 10th ins with secretary
CLUB, No. 329 West FNty- fourth street In addition TO
the above there Will DO Itch tug OF war between
teams OF the New York and Scottish American athletic
clubs, bsstwo pulls thrac. Five will be allowed
on zach side, aud those who acquainted with tho
Interest that centred this event will not fail DO
on hand. This match IL onshoot of contest at
Newport on tho 22d ult., when the New York boys
pulled the Scottish team over tho mark very easiiy.
The first annual meeting of the Manhattan Athletic
Club will be held their grounds Eighth avenue and
Fty-sixth street, on Saturday afternoon 2lst ,nst
commencing ut throc O'Clock. The programme will Do
as folows:-Run Of 100 yards haadcap; running high
jump; TWO mile run putting tho shot; mile walk,
handicap; throwing the hammer; run OF 440 yards;
running broad jump; two-u'ils walk; hali-m,Ie run,
yards; mile (members Dauntlcss Boat Clu0);
tug Of war. Gold anu SILVER medals will be gwen IN
walk three medals win be awarded. Inc entries viii
close saturday, l4th inst. with George Parmly No.
III Sixth avenue, New York.
The first annual fall meeting OF the Staten Island
Athletic Club Will be held on their grounds. Bement
avenue West New Brighton staien Island. on satur-
comprises 100 yards run, throwing tho hammer,
mile run, 100 yards club hsnoicap, running nign
jump, quarter milo hanucap, three milo handicap
walk, putting tho shot, running broad jump pole
vuuins. sixth OF mule hurdle race, CLUB handicap;
half mile handicap quarter mile club handicap ani
tug OF war. Silver medals VIII be given to the Winning
tug OF war ieam and gold and silver medals lrst
aud second IN all open events ENTREES close satur-
day, 2lst INST, with ID. }. H. Wilcox, New Brighton,
station Island.
Henry I. Eve, OF Exeter College, Oxford, member
OF The London Athletic Club, recently published
very valuable handbook. treating OF stnetcs All the
Oxford meetings Tor tho year 1873 reported and
the results presented IN tables the per-
formances az each game Thoro also much adui-
tona Information In tho book tables best anna
teur performances, corrected up " April last,
added. Mr.. Eve 10 now this ountry and will be
present tho several athletic meetings Of the month
IN this vicinity.
An athletic entertainment viii take place at iil's
Theatre on Thursday afternoon rext under the su-
pervision OF Professor Woods, who has rciurned 10
the city alter an extended tour IN Canada ana the
Western States. He Will be assisted by many promi-
nent BOXERS the wud-up beng between the Professor
and DoOuev Harris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
SABBATH SPORTS.

RRooKLYN AND LONG ISLAND CITY YOUTHS
TAKING LESSONS IN MUSCULAR CHRISTI
ASTrY AT RAvENswooD, L. L-INTEREs ING
MATCHES
An immense crowd assembled yesterday afternoon
on the grounds of the Ravenswood Athletic Club to
witness tho running and walking contests by amateurs
who had never beaten s minutes. The directors
showed that they meant business aud under the
guidance OF Mr.. Goulding aud the athletic Mr.
Plummsr the games so-caed werc soon started. The
one mile walk the first in order. and no
less than thirteen entries were announced tor this
event. II was walked III heats, OF course, and young
fellow named Wilson, walking in hts drawers. under
shirt and white handkerchief tied around his FORE
head, won the FIRST heat. A young follow named
Egan, who had entered this neat, soon backed out
alter seeing tho tremendous hard work ana the very
small glory before tim. The mile was made by Wilson
In ON. ~ rs.
The second heat was won BY young man named
Macdonald In 8n 25l4s, put owing TO the DECISION OF
the referee, VINO sand no bad been "coached" his
triumph was put down as nbhtL
Inc third boat by Walter Hall In Sun. 81 rs.
Ihs next heat was won w Hnggerty in om. o5l4s,
srs TO sucn extent that they ict their pockets
10 sec there were aoy more niokels lett Tor beer.
ua .ps hnaa pI'ween wilson, Moteskn haii ana
nisls 10 get the best OF him the hrst four laps but
he soon warmed NJ. showed ms prowess and dis
tanced them all 10 such an extent as 10 become an
easy victor 10 made MS mile IN SIN. 2Slss He was
rewarded with s'ver medal.
running IN Itch was next in order The distance
run was seventy-fvc yards along narrow pathway
lined on both sides BY an eager crowd oil looxers.on.
Mr. j. Burns, the chief contestant 4, tho first hcst
OF this race the winner IN nnai heat, and he
very modesty bore the laureis awarded him while
an immense cheer OF three times three, with an ad-
dcndum OF "R-a.v-c-n-s-w-0 ~ greeted him. the
duration OF the latter part oil the cheer, however,
soon melted into nothingnees when IT was limited
that ''Deer' was waiting Tor tho young Olympian
The youth OF Long Island refused TO 20 home whom
The games OF The day mad concluded. No, they must
have more, and they entered again for three milo
race then for atwo-me race. and Tor ali the
knows, Tor hundred mile before upon
beautiful Ravonsw0Od. The DAY was n deiigh tfuliy
COO! ono. Brains and muscle both Joined the mag
nincsnt attractions OF The place. ana when toward
dusk the Dand played "Home Sweet Home,n tno
principal VI Brooklyn Sunday school, pointing TO the
hundreds OF athletes still on the Rro6nd said
phanty TO the Herald reporter Are these, boys,
dcgcnerate2" no said The winter; ''Dut what DO
your ministers think OF this to have such pastmes
Sunday 7" "Our abest divincs now, ne said, 'admit
that next TO the Sunday school, the sporting field Is
the Oest educator OF American YOUTH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr--CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Pot.
ter-Cours opens at haiEp ten calendar called Al
A. S. 81, 5s, 60 "a rs, so, So 80 go 90 95 o. ll2
lIs 10, III l2I H. 49, 1856 l4o 49, l59 lsa 1876.
suraEMr CouRr--GxszRAL TERN Adjourned sisss
die.
supRExE CouRr-srEciAL TERM-adjourned until
supERIoR CoUg--GKSERAL TERM.-Adjournsd sine
die.
SUPERIOR CouRr-spEcIAL TxRx-Hsld by Chief
justice Curtis-Court opens al tTeive O'Clock; no
day calendar. .II IH I'll II 6LI
coMmos PLEAs--GEsgRAL TxRx Adjourned sine
die.
COMMON PLEAs-spncrAL TERx-Hsid by Chief JUS
tice q. 7. Daiy-Court opens at ten A. No day
calendar. 81 W.
MARINE CouRr-TRiAL TERM-Psrt HELD BY Judge
GoepI--court opsos At ten 4. M.-Nes 4ai4. !7iS.
1890 1851 1867 1858 1904 1855 1885, 1884, 4ys2 49s5,
$685. 46ss il0e AIS 472o 1892 a776 47ss ASH 4s42.
4so2, 4syi 4sl1 asa, Part Held oy Judge SIN
4267 1855 i4I6 $3.50 1905 424s 4s67 4Os2 lO5s $685.
4.s2 45ls, a5oa parts-Hsla Oy Judge shss-couri
opens at ten Mos. 1884, 1871, 4939 1857, 1907,
49o3
CouRr or OYER AND TxsnIsxs-Adjsurnsd until
CouRr OF GENERAL srssroSs-Part L The People
vs. Edward Cassidy Bernard Duly, robbery;
Ss s Dussry Same Vs. Esn encs s
sault and battery; Same VS.. Lew G. Hildreth,
s.ma w. israel Gosasn rooosry same vs. JONI
Foley, robbery; Same vs.. John Moore, robbery Same
vs. Charles Soteldo ana Peter Noonap robbery; same
VS.. John John son, felonlous assault and battery;
Same vs.. Georss CoBavan, burglary Same We. Joha
Ryan, burglary; pSame James Murphy, burg
larry; Same We. Hannah Cronin. grand larceny;
Same vs.. John Kelly, grand larceny; Same ".
Michael Mclaughlin. receiver OF stolen goods; Same
Same VS. sq Mary s seS na'e ssora nouss
Part 2-Held By Judge Suthorlaud.--rhe People vs.
Charles Higgins and Thomas Cassidy. rape; Same Va
Owen McManus, rape; Same VS.. Thomas Wintcre
rape Same vs. Patrick Winters rape; Same Va
Patrick Donohus. grand larceny; Same vs.. Luigi
Cappozold, icioni0us assault and battery Same Va
Hannah Lyons, grand larceny; Same VS.. Lillian
Bouter. grand larceny; Same VS. William j. Rowan
and Parick Kelly, larceny from the person; same vs.
Hannah Lyons arson; Same vs.. Charles stewart and
Lawrence Kelly, burglary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
BASEBALL.

RELATIVE POSITION OF THE CLUBS OF TIE
TIoNAL LEAGUE IN THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP
CONTESTS
In these tables. one week since. the record
OF this Tecumseh CLUB did not appear, except
ss among dlsbanded clubs. The reason there.
for grew out Of the official in ormat'ou that
they had discharged their players, their pitcher,
Goldsmith, bcing now with the Springfield
Club and the balance OF their with other clubs.
As two OF their schedule games with the sprughslds
were prevented by rain-the one May asd that
on July 80 and not since played-ths only course
that open was adopted. They were classed
among disbanded clubs. Within the past twenty
four hours, however letter has come to hand dated
Al London. Ont, September 8, from the Tecunash
Club, from which 10 taken the folowing:-
"rhe Tecumsehs have not disbandsd. They
released ell their players AFTER completing
sheir championship engagements, with the exosp-
ton Of the two delayed games with Spring
field. A new nine will be organized TO play these
toward the end Of the season. so that the caos
record will hold good" As nothing In tho conssitu-
ton and playing rules ofsshe international Assoc-
tion requires my club 20 play the same men all
through any season there legal objection the
course the Tecumsehs are pursuing Owing to the
mber Of delayed games which yet TO DO played
Il ID rossbIe for either OF four clubs TO the
championship OF the international Association. The
Buffalo Grub stands at the head Of the list IN It's nun
Ter OF games In the champion ship series. Their
lead, however, 10 but ono game above the number
won by OF three other Championship clubs.
They have, besides, only two games vet TO play o.
which were tie on the day they were played,
as per tho schedule Tho Siare of Syracuse,
now only one game behind the Buffalo Club in their
number of championship games won, have i've games
10 piaya OF them being prevented by rain or tie.
Ooe OF them Is tie game with The Builaloes July
IL. II the Stars win this one when is Ia played or
and win their two delayed games from the Lowsl!s,
and each OF delayed games from the Rochesisrs
Manchssters, thor list OF won games win aggre-
gate twenty nine. and givo Thorn the victory this
seasons championship playing. II thsy win all but
the one With the Bunaloes their record will rcnch
twenty eight The present record OF the Bufalos
Is twenty-five won games. II they win
both yet TO DO played OF thcir number
viii reach twentyseven THIS IL tho highest possible
number OF games that be placed 20 their credit.
Whether or not II will be Sufficient TO give them Tho
pennant depends upon their own future success In
part out will also be governed by the success or
wait OF success, oil the Syracuse stars Neither OF
these two club; may win all or enough TO materially
alter their present record In that evs mt The Uticus
whose number IS one behind tho Stars, at twenty
three won games, aud two yet TO play on, anu the
Tecumsehs with twen -iour won aud two 10 play III,
have chance yet Of bearing OF the palm Of victory.
Following is The iuil SCORE -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
INTERNATIONAL DETAIL TABLE.



catioh bcslns on the 10th OF April and ENDS on the
10th vi October. The Championship Committee ar
ranged the dates on which games wero TO be played,
named the clubs TO play such dates and stated
where ths games for & c championship were to be
played These games had all to be- played BY consent
OF ths contestng clubs the place could be changed
BY tue uoavorabic state OF tho weather other prOvt
dental interference by tho result being be-
tween Two clubs the date coud be changed Owing TO
tie between the Buffalo and Utica clubs on the Attn
OF Muy. and tie between the Buffalo ana Star clubs
on the lltn OF July, the BufInos have two games
the Rochesers: July 20, with tho Manchesters: May
80 and July 80, with the Lowes, the Stars,
cusc were prevented by rain from playing their
schedule games These must yet be played on. BY q
tic on tho 10Th OF July the Uticas unable 10 finish
their fcres with the Manchcsters BY rain, April 20,
tho game between the Koch and WorcesIcrs was
prevented, which must DO played OF. by rain, both
May aud July 30, two games were prevented be-
tween the Tecumsehs and bprin gholds, which will be
played on ana by rain. June % the game was pre-
vented between the Lowclls anu worcesters which Is
DO played of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
STABBING AT A PICNIC.

The Abattor Association, composed OF butchers en-.
ployed In the Jersey City Abattor, held picnic on
Saturday nignt At Dntman's Park. on Jersey City
Heights and at It's close, ut two o'clock yesterday
morning, 1gnt occurred, during which Jamcs
Smith, oil No. III Seventh street. was STABBED twice
ne back ana cut several places about the mead
9hn McGovern, aged twenty-one, a cooper, OF No.
226 Webster avenue, one OF his assaiiants was
rested and locked up IN the Hoboken police station.
Smiths injuries were dressed by City Physician Pin
dar, and ne WAS taken home. hcGovsrn yesterday
refused 10 make statement, and Recorder AcDon.
ough committed him In default OF 81, 900 bail