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R. B. NoRMENT.

ATTORNEY F-LAW
md REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY.
nFFICE with Hon. Charles e. Roberts.
~ opposite the Court House, respectfully
informs the citizens of Carroll and adjoining
counties that he will give prompt attention ~
all business intrusted to him. both before the
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- jan 4, 1873.
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MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
JOHN MARSH, Proprietor.

THIS Hotel is new three.story brick
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the stables are under the care of superior
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The Bar is stocked with the choicest
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GROCERIES.

of all kinds He also keeps constantly on
hand large and full stock of
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The events for the extra days racing at jerome
foliows:-
FIRST RAcE.--Purse, $500. Horses not having won
race Of the value OF 81 900 this year allowed lbs
tnosc not having won any race this year allowed IL
lbs maidens. u years old less allowed 10 lbs. !:
II D or upward, Is lbs. Three-q quarters OF a mile
SECOND RAcE.-Hotel Staxes, presented by the Fifth
Avenue, Delmonco and Brunswick hotels; handicap
sweepstakes OF $50 each or $50 II declared by No
yember With - 80 addeo, which 500 to tho
horse Eutries 10 be made by Wednesday, October 23
Weights TO be announced Monday, October rs. one
mile aud three. quarters.
THIRD RAcE.-Purse $500. A free handicap. Entries
TO be made at the course Saturday, November 2 by
four T. VI. Weights to be announced by ten A. NJ,
Monday, November 4, and acceptances TO be mado by
four A. NJ. on same day. Ono mile aud iurlong
FOURTH RACE Purse $500. Tho winner TO DO sold
at auction lor $4,000 Ii entered 10 be sold for
$1,000 allowed lbs. II Tor $3.50, allowed 10 lbs II
Tor $780, allowed Is los; II Tor $500, allowed IS lbs
Horses not having won u race In 1878, allowed lbs.
In addition. One mile.
FIFTH RAcR.-Pnrse $500. A irce handicap Tor two-
yearolus Entries 10 be made at the course on Satnr
day, November 2. by four p. NJ. Weights to be an
nounced by ten A. M. Oh MONDAY, November 4, and
acccptances TO be made by four +. N same day.
Inree-quarters oi a mile.
SIXTH RAcG-Handicap Stceplechase-Pursc 800, OF
which $3.50 the second and $50 10 the third horse
Entrance iree Entries TO be ade at the course
Saturday, November 2, by four p. NJ. Weights to DO
announced by two Y. NJ. on Monday, November l.
Three horses, tho property Of didcreat owners, 10
start or no race. The usual steeplechase course.
Entros for purses (cxcep for steeplechase i've per
cent TO 10 the second horse First promptly at
one O'clock.
Should the state OF the weather and the condition
Executive Commt,eo reserve ,he right Of withdraw
Ing tho programme.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.


Al tho armory of the Thirteenth regiment OF tho
National Guard, OF Brooklyn, there has been cxhib.
tied during the last few days specimens Of horticu
ture rare trees and hoihouse plants The object OF
tho promoters OF this exhibition Is to take tho initial
steps toward the establishment Of a winter garden In
Brooklyn by iamiIarsing tho public with tho beauty
OF several rare specimens. promenade concert
given last evening BY Dodworth's Thirteenth Rcgi-
ment Band, which was largely attended, and In tho
interval between the parts OF the musical pro-
gramme the Rev. Henry Ward Bcechcr, tho chaplain,
gave short address on tho great benefit the city
would derive from tho establishment OF winter gar
den and also by increased attention TO the plant
ing Of shade trees. He urged that, as the CITY ex
ITSELF the size OF tho lots which the
we're 10 be Quilt should be increased TO give M
grounds around them TO some extent The capabiii.
ties OF Brooklyn tor becoming city OF beauty were
80 favored by nature that he thought IL this wcro
done Il would be the most beautiful OF the Atlantic
cities lie said he was almost an idoator OF trecs
and he felt very strongly tho subject because no
regarded Brooklyn as, almost mis- birthplace
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
BOGARDUS' LAST MEDAL.

BY recent mail steamer Captain Bogardus, cham
pon wing shot OF the world, received . handsome
gold medal from tho International Gun aud Polo
Club, London, accomp panied by the following letter,
which explains itsoIf:-
ISrFRSArroSAL Gun AND Polo CLun,l
I73 PIccADILLy. w.. sept -. 1873 !
To Captain BocARpus:-
rail have ach pleasure in forwarding
n gold edal of the International Gun and Polo
Club memeno Of your victory IN the contest with Mr.
Aubrey Coventry at Brighton, and your straightforward
Aniike bearing throughout tho match Kindly
let know whether you receive IL all right SIR,
yours. respectfully HENRY HOLT.
Secretary International Guu and Polo Cub.
GLASS HALL BREAKING.
Captain Bogardus, who Is now In town and will
probably remain hero all winter, makes the following
:-tl, 900 evon that no Will break 5000 glass
balls out Of 6,200: $500 against { 1000 that
he brea<s 900 glass balls out OF 6,100, and
800 against ST. 900 that he breaks 5000 glass balls
without miss. Bogardus' screen trap 10 bc sprung
itccn yards, anu 1000 glass balls TO bs shot at
each day ior SIX successive days
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
QUEENS COUNTY HUNT.

Now Castle was tho meeting ground yesterday for
tho Queens County Hunt In spite OF the rawness OF
the day pretty large nsld turned out Tho hunt
broke covor In q stubble Goid to tho east Of New
Castle. aud after running shor, distance in a north
ery direction It became apparent that the
poor, on account OF the high wind which prevailed
After cutting across flne picco Of country
IN the triangle formed by Newcastle Hicksvillo and
Jerusalem, tho pack mado break. Pretty soon tho
scent was again picked up, but the hounds were at
fsult-four OF them keeping the fresh track, and
the rest getting on tho back scent The greater part
OF the pack followed the back Newcastle
and the four doss that wore right kept tho true
scent to near Jerusaen wnero they we're wit hdrawn.
The HOUNDS that at fault returned TO the kennels,
which reached about tho same time that the
maindcr OF the pack got thcre-a quarter TO four
o'cock The icnces were not very stn and tho days
ride was very agreeable.
Next Wednesday the meet Win be a. Island Trees
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
BASEBALL.

THE MANcHEsTERs GAIN AN OVERWHELMING
VICTORY OVER THE JERSEY CITYs ON THE
CENTENNIAL GROUND.
The noted Manchester Club. OF the International
Association, ono OF the leading contestants Of the
Now England championship arena. visited the Gen.
tennial Ground yesterday for tho first time this
season, 10 play the Jersey Citys. The Jersey
Citys opened play at the bat In thcir
first four innings, however, they hand
somely disposed OF for blanks In their first
four the Manchestsrs secured thirteen runs and
scored in each OF the others except ono Tho game
was called at the end Of the seventh inning ac-
count Of darKness, the score standing 10 to 6 in
favor OF the visitors. Tho second base playing OF
Troy ana short stop fielding OF Dolan the best
dlsplays on the part OF the Jersey Citys. For the
visitors Rowen, catcher, played well, and Leary's
ttcuing was quite elective, as not one run
scored from II. Following IS the scorc In fu:--
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
KAIN'S REGULATIONS.

James McCoskcr. furniture mover OF No. 162
East 12oth street, somc months sso took into his en-
pioy Michael Kain, Young man living at No. Ill
East l2oth street Michael's branch was TO drive the
carts and collect The bilis Tho rst amount taken 10
by hin 1851 he spent for personal nccossiteS out hit
employer pardoncd him on condition that tho sun
should DO deducted IRON Kain's wages Last Thurs
day Thomas Cunni than, OF No. 2o2 avenue b, pale
Kan 81 which the later invested IN p0iicy shop.
When Mr. McCIoskcr kei him Tor ~ katn told MN
10 Ego look Tor Il, adding that his onenca was no
crime In the eyes OF the law. Al the request OF Mr..
McCiosgcr yesterday Detective smith arrested KAN,
and IN Tho Harlem Police Court he was committed ior
cxa mi
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Totals. IA 81 . Totals. 3 q

Club. LIST I'd. 3D. 4h 5uh 6h. IN stu 9th.
wMoxa......:: Mas1sn'" . 3 %
Runs oarncd-Hudson, 3; Whoka, o. First base by
errors-Hudson, s; Witoxa, 8. Total left On bases
Hudson, s; witoka, g. Total base hits-Hudson, 2l; /;
Witoka, s. struck out-Hudson, 4; Wiioka, s. Gm-
plre-Mr. McGlynn. Time OF game--Ono hour and
forty minutes.
A five inning Ramo was played at the Prospect Park
Parade Ground between the frst aud second divi-
SONS Of tho Assumption School, which resulted In
OF 10 TO TO- darkne preventing further playing
The other played the Park resulted as fol-
lows-Mentor, Star, 3; Nestor, 10; Swiitsure IA;
Meteor, d; sylvan, D.
rnE COMING ToUgSAMESr.
Great preparations are being made Tor tho tourna-
which 10 take place the Union Ground during
the coming week between The three strongest clubs
city, ana the Hudsons, oi Brooklyn. The threc clubs
silver ball. compelled 10 furnish list OF twelve
ma mes from winch tho mines TO bc selected. The
object OF this Is to prevent any ono OF
them strengthening their nncs BY filing IN
with professional players before the close
OF the tourney. Tho Alaska and HUDSON clubs wcrc
prepared givo tho names oil their players at The
meeting which was hold on the Union Ground on
Friday but the Flyaways could not docids upon their
I'll late last evening. The names presented by
each club are as -Hudsons-Jamcs Farrell,
Barn,c, Schsnck Lawn, Doescher, Morgan j. Raleigh,
B. Raleigh, X. Smnb NJ smith. Marsland anu
McCord Aaskas-Hankinson, Larkin, Kent, Rice.
sullivan, Dunnigan. L. Troacy, O'Neii, Rippshagcr.
J. Tracy Brown and Troy. FIyaways-KeIy, Pur-
roy Walker, Fieet Towart, Anderson, Clinton, Cur
rem, McCann, Cramer, Warcham and Tiiiy.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
NO TIDINGS OF HOXIE.

Inquiry ~ the ofiss OF District Attorney A. W.
Tenney, and OF United States Marshal Harlow, OF
Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon, as TO whether any
further Information concerning George W. Hoxic, the
cx.Assstant District Attorney, had beon obtaincd,
elected replies In the usgative No new norna-
tion had been obtane9 against him, nor
has any clew been found that may lead to his dc.
lection. some little excitement vas created by the
report that BODY had bccu found In tho river the
description OF which was believed ts correspond with
that OF Hox,e. Deputy Marsnal De Clue visited tho
MorRue, however,, ana reported that tne corpse was
not Hoxie's. Tho conviction that Hoxic sailed Tor
Europe on last Wednesday morning. when he lsit h Q
boarding house, No 6t Perrepont street. In a hack,
taking with him his CLONES, appears TO grow stronger
ourh dnv.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

BALTIMORE, Oct 49, 1878.
The fall meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club,
which begins at tho Pmlico racecourse next Tuesday,
promises to be one of tho finest ana best attended
ever held by the club. About ono hundred horses
have arrived at Pimiico, representing the following
stablcs:-L. l.. Lewis aud F. sterns', Jr Thomas
Paryear Co Is f. A. Clsbaugh's George Loriliards
Owens Il Cadwallader's, FIeming's, Thomas w. Dos
G. W. Medingers, James Jennings, r. B. & W. K.
Davis', ID. McDaniel's, Payne's, McMahon's A. y.
Browns, Daily Brothers., Pryor's, Dwyer Brothers.,
Snediker's, Weloh's. Taylor's, y. McCarty's, Bab-
cocks, Fizpatrick's. Charles Reeds and p Loril-
Iard,s
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
ART TREASURES OF CYPRUS.

General Di cesnola Is about TO deliver a course o.
lectures on the history ancient the island
Of Cyprus. where, during ten years residence az
American consul invaluable collection Of art
mains made. The lectures Will be illustrated
with numerous specimens from the treasures OF the
Ccsnoa Collection OF tho metropolitan Museum, ane
their delivery was requested By number OF OUT
most prominont ctizens. Tho hrst Will take place a
Clustering Hail on Thursday exening. Novembsr I.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
RACkETS AND HANDBALL.

AT tho court OF Mr. b. MoQuadc, Madison street,
this city. yesterday afternoon thcre was spirited
match at American raekets, our-haudcd. best two In
three games. The contestants were Mr. Thomas
Curry and Mr. John stewart vs. Mr.. James Ryan and
Mr.. John Duun. Following Is the score Curry and
stewart, Is, II, II; Ryan and Dunn, II, IL and 10
aces.
Next came four-handcd encounter. best two IN
three games, at handball. Mr.. James Quinn aud MT.
Thomas Fay played aRalns: Mr.. John McManus aud
Mr.. james Maiioy Score:-Quinn and Fay, u, IL,
IL McManus and Maioy, IL, Il and 10 aces.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON FRATER.
NIFTY. G@

THE THfrrY-sEcoND NATIONAL CONVENTION TO
RE HELD IN NEW YORK THIS WEEK.
tho thirty National ConveLtion Of the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Fraternity will bo held, under tho
auspices OF the Columbia College Chapter, In this
civ on Wednesday and Thursday, October 70 and -
The pubic exercises viii be held At tho Academy c
Music Thursday evening" at cight O'Clock, after
which tho Convention dinner will DO served st Del
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

Club. Isl I'd. 3D. An. 9th. 9th 7M
Jersey Cty........ 0 2-6
Manchester ..... S q 2-16
Runs earncd-M snchosters 81 Jersey Citys, o. First
base by errors-Mancnesters, 8; Jersey Ctys 10 To-
tai lett on observation-disclosures, s.; Jersey Guys, 4
Total base hits-Manchesters 20 Jersey Guys, g. Um-
pirc-Mr sullivan, OF Tho Alaska Club. limo Of
game-1 hour ana 80 minutes
HUDSON WiTOKA.
Tho game ON tho Union Ground, Williamsburg, be-
tweed the udsons, OF Hudson. and the Witokas, OF
Brooklyn was rather one-sided affair, US the Hud-
sous OF In first inning by scoring seven runs and
blankng their oppon which destroyed all further
interest in the game Following 10 the scoro:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ALL.

william Burns . prisoner in the FIfty.scvoptt
Street Ceurt yesterday, was pcnitcnt.
.'You we're found drunk II the Streets" said the
Magistrate.
Yes; boastiy druuk.r
''rne oDcer had 10 take you IN charscf"
"Apd wheel mo TO the station bouse.v
''You arr heartily ashamed ol yourscItsn
al am, indeed"
''you will pay tho anef"
:. "Ay, Your Honor.r
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
CHARTER OAK PARK.

LAST DAI OF THE OCTOBER TRoTrING MEET
ING-KANsAs CHIEF THE WINNER OF THE
POSTPONED 'sFREE FoR ALL" RACE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
HARTFORD Conn, Oct 10, 1878.
Tho .free for all" race OF tho Charter Oak Park
October meeting was finished this morning, having
been postponed last evening account OF darkness
Kansas Chief and Dick Swveller then having
two heats each. The track was heavy this
morning from rain, and the attendance was
light. single hcat, the 1fth, decided
this race Kansas Chief and Swveller kept about
even until just beyond the quarter. when
tho latter lost by q break. Catching hand
somely, he again Tapped the chief at tho
half and thus they went to the dis
lance, when Swiveller's driver he could not
take the heat and held back, the Chief going under
the winner by length. In 2:30, OF tho and
the race. Swvcller took second money and Thomas
Jefferson third. The result Ing those
had bought Swivclier heavily IN the pools at $25
TO SO Tor the field.
CHARTER OAK PARK, HARTFORD, OCTOBER IS AND 10,
1S78.-FoURrH FIFTH DAYS OcroBER
divided: mile heats, three IN Ave. In harness. (Four
heats trotted on October Is.
J. H. Martins New York; &. Kansas
James Gouen's (Boston) b. &. Dick
SwIveiler ............ ..............
J. II. Welch's (Hartiord) blk. B. Thomas
Jefferson. 3 s ) y
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
THE FAIRvIEW BURGLARY.

Judge Garrcttson, in the Court OF General Sessions
In Jersey CITY, yesterday at charged the jury IN
the OF Laduc, Purcell and Burns, charged with
the masked burgiaries al Farview. The Jury rcured
at nall past twelve, and up TO late hour last night
had failed 70 agree on . verdict.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
RIFLE SHOOTING.

FLUsHiSo, L. l., Oct. 10. 1S7s
The Flushing ana wiiieus Point Engineer Rino Clubs
to-day shot their second OF tho series OF three
matches. The match was Tor teams orcight, at 200
yards ofrhand, aud was won py the Flushing Team,
scoring 116 TO loo Tor the Wiiictps Point Team.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
YACHTING NOTE.

Tho steam yacht Florence withorbee Captain Fos-
ter, New York, bound 10 Florida, arrived hero
yesterday, coaled and proceeded on her voyage via
the Albsmarlc aud Chesapeake Canal sho is a beau
tiiuI vesseL-NortoM Landmark, oct Is.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

city, and tho Albany Club, played az Albany. yes
terday, was won by the ST. Georges in one inning.
with ninety to spare Messrs. Moeran and Giios
led IN the batting aud bowling. Although the
weather was threatening there was q large attend
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
TROTTEkS FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
IDY rELrGnApu TO THE uEnALp.l

OMAHA, oct 10, 1873.
Johu Splan left for San Francisco to-day, IL Budd
DobIcs stable palace car, taking Rarus, swcetzcr,
Adelaide Calpar and other horses o speed 10 winter
them IN that city. spIan says no Will not worx
Rarus day whlle there
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

HAcKENsACK ATHLETIc ASSOCIATION.
Tho fall meeting of the Hackensack Athletic Asso-
citation took place yesterday, at Hackensack, N. I.
The hrst contest was u 100 yards ruu, with six
starters. Mr. J. y. Reimers of the Staten Island
Athletic Club. the nrst heat IN loa seconds, with
c. :. Ward and W. Lozier very good SECONDS. Tho
second heat was won by Mr.. j. Lafon, OF the Mystic
Boat Club, OF Newark, IN 12& seconds The next
upon the programme was standing high jump.
won by Hague. The half-mle walk was ono Of
the best OF the days contests, and W. Lozsr won
in Am. 27s. For the standing high jump there
were but two contestants, and at feet 2A
inches the pole dropped upon q spendid
effort by Mr.. J. s. O. Wells There were two heats in
the 440-y run, and two started In each heat The
FIRST was taken by f. Hague IN I'm. los. and the sec
ond by Mr.. w. Lozier IN i'm. 12s. Mr.. Lemuel Eos
dick, Of the Manhattan Athletic Club, ana M Z. D.
Philips, OF the Hudson Boat Club, wore the only
starters in tho ono mile wink. bitter contest re-
suited, and Fosdick led his opponent until on the
HON estretch when Phillips made spurt and won In
I'm. 81 rs Mr. w. X. Beers and Dir. w. I. Wells, en-
tered for the running high jump Mr.. Beers took the
badge, beautiful trophy, when no reached IT, and
/ in. A half-mile run was next on the programme
Mr.. w. T. Wells and e. s. McCullogn started, and the
latter won easily In 2ln. 2hlAs.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
CRICKET.
THE MANHArTANs DEFEATED by THE STATEN
IsLANpERs-THE ST. GEORGES DEFEAT THE

THE MANHATTANs DEFEATED by THE STATEN
IsLANpERs-rHE ST. GEORGES DEFEAr THE
NEW ALBANY CLUB
Tne return cricket match between tho nrst eevcns
OF tho Staten Island and Manhattan clubs played
yesterday at Camp Washington, station Island Both
sides wero short handed. The game commenced at
eleven O'Clock, with Captain s.srns and Mr.. Banco
Of the Staten Island at the bat, and Brewster and
Rogan bowling. The total was 49,
The Mauhattans thsn went TO tho bat ana mado 3-
In the second inning OF the station Island Club only
The Mannat lans had now % runs TO mako to win
the game They went 10 work with will and finally
lost by only % runs, rs tho following score will
show
EYrsf inning Second Inning
8. Il. Maxim, y. spraRue b n. w., b. Spraguc......
slevsns............. . b. w., D. S,evcns.... 1a
IL. tucker, 0. Kessier,
b. stevcns .......... b. w., D. stevens..... "
W. Brewster, run out. not tOut................ ~
c. HAYWARD, b. stevens U D. steyens.............
b. y. jenkins, not out. b. Sprsauo ..........t. y
q. L. Middleton, b.
Sprague. ............ lO D. Spraguo ............
T., q. Amss, b. sprasuo o b. Sprsgue ............
). Edmunas, ABSENT. b. Stevens..... ...... IL
c. Chippendaic, absent @. sub, D. Stovens.... i
Log bycs, 3; wides,1.. Byes, IL; wides, l.... IL
Total. ............. 81 Totai................ so
Fall of Wfckcts.
Ipnipos. LIST. "a. 3d 4h. 5th. Gu m Sh gth. l0M
First...... . IL IA ~ 81 -32
second... . rs 81 43 oi Ga 20 - 30
STATEN ISLAND.
First Inning Second Inning.
C. w. Bancc; b. W.,
b. Brewster........ % obstructng aold. ......
h. W. stevens, 0. and
b. Rosnn. 4 c. Jcpkins, b. Maxim. 8
q. Al. Dodge, 9. Brews-
ter, b. Rogan........ b. Brcwster........... .
j. j. Eyre, c. Brewster,
b. Kogan............ G. Brewster, b. Maxim. 2
j. Ducr, Rogan...... 9, jenkins, b. Makin...
r.. W. kessler b.
Brewster. ........... 10 Q. Brewster, b. Maxim. o
w. II. Davidge, Q. and
b. Brewster........ 13 o. sub, b. Maxim. ...... /
J. Holden, b. Brewster IL Q. Brewster, b. Maxim.
w. hobinson not out. i not otout................
H. .. Adams, absent. o b. Brewsier ..........
J. Il. Sprague absent. 0 b. brewster rs..........
Bycs.................s Dyes...... AZ
TotaI............... 20 Total. l................ 45
Fdu Of Wiekets
Tnnfpos. 1st ID. so. AK. 5h JM. 7M SM ph. 1OM
Ftrst...... Is rs Is ~ 81 ~ IS 10 --I9
second.. -. lO 10 10 ~ 70 Is "a 80 80 45-45
Umpires---Messrs smith and White.
TuK ST. GKoRaE's AT ALBANY.
The gamo between Ino ~. George's Club, oi tina
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

wero j. j. Culbertson, 35 yards; A. Lee, 81 yards
II. G. Badglsy. Is yards; s. w. Hoag, Jr., scratch
Hoag won IN ST. seconds.
The mile run was won by J. Magee In 5m. 23s.
T. II. Noonen second ana W. H. Copcs last
The most interesting event OF the day was the 100
yards hurdle run The entries were J. +. Mcclellan.
Q. Il. Lewis j. y. Johnson, J. W. Smith, W. d..
Bovine, Il. Nichols and N. Bishop. Mcclellan had
reached within four yards of the scratch wnen he
stopped, thinking his opponents were too far behind
Bovine, who was at his elbow, sprang forward and
won Time, 20 seconda
The days sport closed with well contested tug of
war, In which the teams were composed as foows:-
No J. Mcclellan, captain; @. Wray, w. IL. Copes,
+. Nichols, c. Z. Lewis and IL. W. Badgiey. No. 2.
w. d. Bovine, captain; $. Hsrcuss, A. Leo, L. f.
Goodwin. A. II, oakes and j. =. Mackey. Aiter strug-
Cling for six minutes the match was given 10
Bowme's team, but subsequently, declared foul.
Another struggle ensued, which, alter six minutes and
twenty seconds, was won BY McClellan's team.
the games.