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NOTICE TO CONGRESS HALL BONDHOLD

To the holders of Bonds, the payment of which is
secured by certain montgage on CONGRESS
Jacob +. Cake and wife to Edward G. Knight,
Charles A. Sparks d Thomas H. Whitnay, Trus-
fess bearing date the 18th day of September, A.
BY virtue Of order of the Court of Chancery of
New Jersey, made Oh the 26.h day of March last
past, In case (fOr the foreclosure Of said mort
9agel wherein said Trustees are complainants, and
Jacob 7. Cake ct al, defendants, you and each
on sATURDAY, the 18Th day of May next. at 10
O'CLOCK IN the forenoon Vt said day, at my ONCE,
den, New Jersey. the coupons or interest warrants
repl esentiDg the interest due upon each OF said
Bonds. 80 that may ascertain and renort IN said
court the amount of interest due upon each OF sand
bonds.
Dated April 10th, 1873.
CHARLES p. STRATON
Master In Chancery,
apl7-m, E&f-l3t Camden, NeK jersey,
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The report that the Philadelphians will at
Tempt to give permanency to their permanent
exhibition by so working on the President and
party when mellow with claret, that they will
promise to refund to the exhibition, i'm man.
ner not apparent and not stated, the centen-
NAL loan which, by decision OF the courts, was
repaid to the government, is probably untrue:
or if true, the discovery Of the conspiracy will
render il Intellectual,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

A successful invasion of England has been
effected not by French, Germans or Russians.
but by rapaciOus and plundering band from
America The appearance of the Colorado
potato bug is the occasion of loud wall from
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A. 8 r z A US

A. STRAUS.
1.."..Pennsvlcania Acelsue. .."..1O11
ap19-tr Between 10th and 18th Streets.
nR. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE
fhe osf sin snS ysof %
fAILUR1 IAPossIBLK. This life-restoring reme-
dy should be taken by all about to marry, or who
cause Success In every case Is as certain as that
Dr.. JOS. JACQUES, 4 UniyoFify Piaco. New
Sork. DruGetstS Supplied, janl-T
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Issue on tHe lSt and 10Th of each month bull
letin OF all property for sale and rent my books
winch can be had on application at my office or
will be sent by mail if desired ~
u, 500. 81, 500. $3.50, al 8 per cent.
auction Sales
On MONDAY, April f9th. at p. M. valuable
improved property on southwest corner of Sd and
T. sis. NV. an0z FIR
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name Otherwise
provoking delays may occur.
Checks, ETC., should in all cases be made payable
to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COSPANY,-nOt to that of any individual.
6-AnOnymOuS comm unications not read rs
tected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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SPRING SUITS,
PANTALOONS,
BOYS SUITS,

BOYS SUITS.
Boys Suits, $40.
Boys Suits, %.
Boys Suits, Is.
Boys suits, 81.
Boys Suits, Is,
Boys Suits s.
Boys Suits, -.
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Call and Examine MY Stock Before
Purchasing Elsewhere.
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ENOR RENT! FOR RENT!
- BY &. o. HOFFMAN, 10Th and SITS NV
~ "a. ave. n. W.: l6 rooms, mod. imps.. 90
1919 81. W., Il rooms, mod imps. 100 90
9oo litn ST. H. IL rooms and store. L.. 80 80
rs W est ST., Geo twn, new double house. 75 90
IV.n ana u stS 2. e., large houses grounds. 80 90
SHddard ST., Geo'tn. IL rooms, mod .impS. 80 90
SiS 81. u. W., rooms mod. impS. ........ 40 90
Eli q ST. NV, rooms, mod. impS. 40 90
~ I'm ST. n. W., rooms, mod impS....... IS 90
SUS lUtn ST. n W. store and rooms above. IS 90
S d oh 81. NV, rooms, mod imps........ 35 90
4Oo otn ST: u. W., rooms mod, imps........ IS 90
Cottage, fine grounds, barn, above 6eotwn. 20 90
SoS 81. W., rooms. 800. .......... 16 90
20 .tn ST. n.e, rooms and bath 16 90
SoI IN ST. ne, rooms and bath. 16 90
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL VIM. z. BURFORD, 7OS e street,

For Sale
ro dwo-Story press. Brick and Back Building, 8
alley stHa ion northwest for Sc soos :. ess an
DalaLce IN three years at per cent, or in monthly
Also, three newly finished two-story press-brtck
houses IN northwest section Of city, with 7 rooms
ana modern improvements, for 81, 900, on easy
some PrOpertv viii sell at banic pricess or take
Lots centrally located at reduced prices. elegant
TO Loan.
"a n IN sums to suit At per cent also
&o,oOo IN one or TWO sums at per cent. ap1S-'r
FQR RENT-Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit
- fNk all modern cOnveniences, eight fine
rooms roc 40. Also Nos. 81, Is and Is st. NE,
Apply at BIRNEY,s Law Once, Room s5.
LeDrolt Building, ST., Or at 20 K st. DE.
noptny pay ments. ap131m'
FoK RENT von nrxr,,
THEO. r. GATCHEL,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
Corner 9th and streets northwest.
HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
At REDUCED RENTS
td Location at ia and price with all necessary informa
.lol, WI pe given AT the once. ap13-2w
nor RENT-By VIM H. MAIN a co
I Real Estate Agents, I25 Pa. ave- NV.
No. IL LIST It. n.e., IL rooms, mod imps $50
S5storN and base. br, 3c4 E. Capitol, H. l., Tor. Is
no. 5Sai "A ST. NV. IL rooms mod. imps.. IS
70 20: s1o va ave- s.w., rooms. mod imps.... %
No Ok ali 10 SIS. W, mod. imps. %
5000 store ON Pennsylvania avenue. 20
"a Br Sls h Mn; ave-; i 9 It rooms IS
aI9-1m "
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Average srorn Daily Circulation orer
17,5OO-bein0 a mach larger bona fde,
regular and permanent circulation than
that Of all the other daily papers In the
city added together.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, COyCoRD.
AZ VILE, PA.-Boys, $50 per Quarter: Gars,
S45. Students prepared for business, Yale or HIT,
Var9 college. Instructors first class.
fet22-1y j. SHORTLIDGE, A, NJ Prin.
LANES C0RRIDON. Professor Of Penman-
- ship, St. Cloud Building 9th and f. Writin1
Bo0kkef ping and Short-h nd taught in short and
easy courses OF lessons. Thorough INSTRUCTION
guaranteed. Lessons given at residences and at
schooiS' Jelly"
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The H fGHg1 tks HSHEEFEEE CO.,
1sconponA4r1 S1Ks!WXARK' Nj: .
ASSETS tEW!s & SK 10y ,s7a Prssens ..s
ana d e Ss q
''r1 az 8 = ,fs E%fox Vice President
EDWARD a BE sHTfo q hi SHefr ss I,..,,-
sk4 ss1hhHsh tks HFR1, g,.s.,es Agent,
GAZE, FhEIsCHn1ANN = Co.,
'Ds ,' on,'ss S s!isfi s EssED YEAST.
success Of that establishment. Our Yeast IS war
san re hssa y
min I awarded in America and Europe, whenever
to
II our Yeast Is properly used.
our nq sa%s ON H the ogr Ta
Others are limitations. :. ' "' sp4-tr II
n F0R THE HAIR O'A11
Ss sasc hair =, to s color
moves dandruf. and prevents the hair falling.
Years. %s se s.s IN ss for the
+ has the Advantages over al other preparations
First, being warranted entirely harmless.
Second, no sediment or other extraneous msSzer
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp to safe
up before using.
Third, does not stain linen or the finger nails,
A trial will convince.
For sale Ut
Corner Sd and ID SITS. w,sC..
mAr16-u 01d c0fsseF 18th and a ~
OECOND - CLUTHING,-The onIV nIace IN
3 the city to dispose Of Second-hand Clot6ina.
Watches Guns Pistols, &C., st fair essn prics.
y 'ne US 9th street, near hPs sbnso s,s.u.
By calling at or addressing TIA ah0ve nnmfs,
oroers promptly attended 70. maT20-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-04-26

ONsULT DIR. LEON the Oldest established
" specialist in the city. He guarantees a perma-
Denl ana speedy cure In the shortest time possible
OF az Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases Abandoned
aho ln-treated cases . specially. A thorough cure
OF no chaIge Separate consulting rooms eos H
street northwest. nov1~Iy
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Ns WATCH REPAIRER,
For 70 yeon with HI. eEMKEN, now st -
BIB PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE. IN
(Dempsey' 3 Stationery Store.)
LADIES WATCHES A sPECIALTY.
watches put In complete order by me are gusran-
seed for one year. or money refunded. feb4-sm
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, without
injury 20 the skin, warranted 70 all ladies using
Ms9ame LEW BEkG's celebrated PAsTILLns
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Also, . number OF other Houses, similar to
above q list OF which is materially altered ne
every day on the bulletin at our Office.
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PERSONAL.

A LII PERSONS ARE WARNED from nego-
"A tiating NOTE of $3.50. 55, dated April 4th,
at three months, drawn by A. W. Kirk and en-
dOrsed by Geo. E. Kirk, the same having been lost
or taken. +. B. WARREN Co.,
l. NV. corner eth and III SITS NV
MADAM DUPREE, Indian Ddetress and FIR
closet she will tell you how to get rid of it. Resi-
dence, 2'9 Il ST.. near sd NV. app Inn
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"ANTED.Pastors, Teachers and Sunta,
w School Children to attend the MATINEE a
Lincoln Hall On Saturday next, the 9th in
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." ANTED-A ten-rOOm HOUSE between II
w and ga SITS. and G aud l sts NV. Addre>
A. b., Star office, stating street, number an
rent. an24 as
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ENOR RENT-With or without Board. single OF
l. en- suite large PARLOR and ROOM back OF,
first floor; also, two seco d floor; all southern
and northern exposures: three windows in each
room: elegant summer rooms 1908 G street w.
al2R-2i< 49,
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A s T 70 LOG Y,
"A MADAME ROSS.

This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing
Medium can be consulted at No. 2Ol ID ST., cOrnef
Of ID NV. She has no superior in deIineating the
Past, Present ana Future. In love or business her
ing ont your enemies, and infOI ming you Of the
sure way to success in all undertakings. ConsuIta-
$50. noy24-Iy
MADAME COSTELLO, Disciple of NJ lie Lenor.
VI mand. Paris, the greatest Planet Reader ever
In America, can be consulted at her house, No. 224
ID st. NV. street cars pass the door. Madame
Costello will leave for the Paris Exposition june
LIST. sep17-ly
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" NTED-LadieS to have all tn ir FADED
w HAIR WORK dyed their primitive color by
my new process. Dyelng in al! shades daily at
pm, Orders left at noon ready next morning:
alsos the handsomcst Braids made out of Combing
specially, at H. PHILIPPI'S Hair Factory. 500
Ith 81. NV. near b. ap25-3ls
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NOR RFNT-No. 62S st. NV, aFLtIOR con
Il siSting of five rooms. or will let three rooms.
aater and gas the floor. ap25-2
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VIM. III. BARNARD,
apo In 1929 Y street.
Tor ALE-From to Is acres OF LAND. IL
- miles from Arlington. 2n from Georgetown
beautiful situation: fruit trees forest trees and
water on the place: 10 minutes walk from the rail-
a ia now belng graded Apply TO A.-G. HAYES,
22S Center Market, or on the place. apIO-lm
A RARE CHANCE-sI 200 worth Of HARD
"A WARE and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS
1or sale on easy terms, or exchange for a small
property In Washington. Apply at No. SO High
corner OF Prospect ST :, GeOrgetown. ap9-fr
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DOR RENT-A suite of furni he'd RUSHS,
T. south front, second fl or; one front ROOM
third story, water, gas and bath. Prices rea SON.
abe: private family; 1017 New York ave two
linz OF cars pass the door, ap26 .
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TOR RENT-A neat lhree-story Brick HOUSE
IL centrally located and containing all the mod err
Improvements and conven fences: has recently been
put in d st-claSs order. Rent viii be low to a re-
sponsible party. b. II. WARNER & CO., 9l8
ST. NV. ap20-6t
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TOR RENT COTTAGE, one story, room,
y nearly new; stable, garden: fruit, croquet
mile from city. Inquire of DR.. BREED. cor. 9th
and SITS. NV. ap26
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DOR RENT-ROOMS. Two well furnished
Il Rooms: single or commune ing with or with
out Board; strictly private. Address o. r.. Sta
flee. aD25-2s
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"ANIED1Ev sunday school CHILD to
coin hall On Saturday next at O'Clock. Admit sion
10 cents. an24
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

A Nevada newspaper Nays that u IN
but little over Ave years since the Big
Bonanza niue was discovered, and that,
In that time, not far from 800. 00O, 900
ii ore has been taken fiom IL. The do.
vclopment Of the Big Bonanza was grad.
nal. No great noise attended in dis
covery, and some time Ind elapsed after
that event before the mine waA thought
To be- very rich. A few old heads had
their private opinion on the subject,
looked wise, but held their peace, 10 far
~ the public was concerned. The first
miners strnck small veins ii ore. which
gradually led mp to the vast treasures
that have siucr made tho name Big
Bonanza world.famons, synonym for
untold wealth, or rare good fortune Of
any kind. II the Big Bonanza had had
very little IN IL. its opening would have
been heraldcd iar and wide; m Office
would have been opened In Pine street,
and particular friends would have been
taken In TN q double sense) ON the
ground hoor. Mines seem to be like
streams. Those that arc deepest ars
qnietcst. II Ii the shallow ones alone
which make ~ much noise.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14
Chester. Trade.
ueuerai Mtrchaafiise.
Justice ~ thu peaoe.

T.. q. LlnBv has fun sud general Assostnsnt,
ana sslie u lowest pSires.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14
elE1nghAna'0 Dye
ron THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation mny be
relied on 10 change the color 0f nc
beard from grny OF hny other ,ndc1ir-
nblc shade, 10 brown o. black, nj dis.
erection. II Il ca-ily applied. being III
ono preparation. aud quickly and II.
tcctnally produces Il permanent color,
which Will mother rub nor wush on.
oaaslAslsrs1 ~ \. ?. MALL q o.,
NASHUA, Mn.
o1 = r oNnt0o4 ~ DsaIen 4 uDll1lnna
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

AtasAAsY - - ss#aA 49, s~H*w
- ! ssts~sss ssAeA = s~sssa~A
800
~ wss#A 80 asvut A#s~ss~s =
W .f~+sm44s
49, - a. @~sssesA ~ vNsrsss
sa#a8aWax - ~ ~ A4sseA
MasA ~ fwsasv@A M... ss&ANs ta~fsa
W. ace sHss f~#As svsN 80 ~~*s~S
A1aAMxA
k-NA - sts* l#sss I ~ ~s4aerss ~s&*
a4M4s w.. AsNaM4 sswm~xHxu#8MA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

Meat Markets.
0kOse1k ". CDMssH. opposite Court nenss
n. h. lIlDOl.1TTLk, north u Court Mause square.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

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HOWARD COUNTY
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siseo voav.
$3.50 :. - V444s~x i - - - .sa. M.a
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so"s = A"NSs' ~"~sA 'sas Ssss~ assss
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49,
@.M. ruwkLs. = Hs'AsAs 'ass s,aaa ~ Haal
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4. syys.n.ss3xsrs, MN .,,.... =. a.
OarTsnfers AND H*flders.
=. clA9k. sAer 9 cesss1 stss*t
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

TINS standard article II compound
ell with the greatest cnrc.
lts effects are ~ wonderful and NJ
satisfactory rs ever.
II restores gray o. fndol hair TO lts
youthful color.
II removes al crnptions, itching
and danlrnH. II gives the hcad n
cooling, soothing sensation OF grsni
comfort, nnd the scalp by Its ,,se
becomes white nnd clean.
lsy It's tonic properties II restores
tie capillary glands to their normal
yigor, preventing blindness, and max.
Ing the hair grow thick and strong.
Az 4 dressing. nothing Inns bcen
found 40 ciicctnnl or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, MD. State Assaycr
of Massachusetts, says, THE con-
siitnents arc pure, and carefully No.
lcc,cd for excellent quality !; md l
consider II tho l,Esr pKArAMATloN
for It's intended purposes"
Fries, Oae Oollas.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14

wEHsTER MOUSE, CONNER Elm snd nigh
sTnOTmkK HOUSE,. opposite ,Ae Depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25
CLEVELAND CLUB.

SECOND DAY or THE SUMMER MEETISa-Lu-
crLLE THE WINNER or THE s'rwENTy-
EIGHT" PURSE AND SLEEPY GEORGE THE
PACING EACE-.THE 'TwANlY-FoUE" CLASS
POSTPONED AFTER THRIE HEATS.
[Br rELEGRAPn TO THE HERALD
CLEVELAND. Ohio, July "a, 1873
Tho summer meeting Of the Cleveland Club was
continued to-day. Tho weather was charming, the
track In ane condition and the attendance large.
There were three events on the programme.
THE "rwESrY KIanr" PURSE.
The seven entries started Tor this event. these being
r. r. Sietson's bay stallion HambIetonian Mambrino,
j. p. G,iperts bay mare Lady Mills, X. q. Pais's bay
mare Lucille Taylor Il Paimer's hay marc Mountain
Quail, Davis Il EDWARDS bay mare Croxie, T.
J. Goes brown geding Groat Western and J.
J. Kenyon's bay marc Jessie Hayes. Croxie
was the lavorte In tho pools, and Lucille
second choice. On tho tenth score OF the
nrst hoat falso start made, and all but Great
western and Hanbictonian Mambrino trotted TO tho
quarter pole before being stopped. The horses
were Immediately called TO the stand and sent away
on the thirteenth score. Great Western nsteady
aud choaKsd and tell at the hafmiie pole. Croxie
and Luci lie ro,ted horse TO the naiimc, when
tho former broke ana the latter went to the front
won the heat on jog IN 2:22 Lady Mills was uo.
steady ana nnlsnco tnrd. In tue second heat Lucille
the iavorIte against the nea. She broke on the
FIRST turn, but setted and took the lead at the hall
milo and kept II to the wire IN 2:25x. Mountain
Quail was second. Croxis making a dead heat with
Hambe,onian Mambrno Tor third place. In the third
heat Lucille won handily in 2;25, Mouutaiu Quail
finishing second Lucille, the winner, IL by the THOR
oughbred horse Exchc Quer.
SUMMARY
CLEVELAND, ONO, July "a 1S7S.-SKcosD Az Dor
THE SUMNER MEETfSG THE CLEVELAND CLUB
TRorriSG-No. 3.-Purse of 81 200, Tor horses that
beat 2.2s; mile heats, three IN Ave, Ia harness.
5000 tue 1rs, $500 10 the second, $50 TO tho third
and $3.50 10 tue iourtb horse
X. q. Pstss (sL LOUIS, MOI b. m. Lucille.
Taylor g. Palmers West Union, Iowa. b. m.
Mountain Quail. ........................ 2 2
DAVIS a. Edwards lGaleua, ILL., b. IN. Croxie.. 4
J. r. oiiberps (Now York; b. IN. Lazy Mills. o 3
X. r. stetson's fPnuadcipna, Pal b. g. Ham,
Dletonian Mambrino. ......................6 O s
J. j. Kenyon s tGenvlc, Uho) b. m. jessie
hayes.
+. j. Goes New York; br. Y. Great Western dis
Time, 222-2 :25h -2:25
the PACING RACE
The pacing race, purse OF 81, UOO was next on the
programme. There were tour starters--A N. Wilson's
gray eelding swce,ser, McCailIn's gray mare Lucy
Samuel wilson's oay mare Bay sallis aud W. II. Craw.
iord's brown gslding sleepy George The lat
ter was the iavore last nigaL but TINS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25

SEVEN COMPETITIONS YKsTRRDAY-rBE BAL
LARD AND AMATEUR CLUB MATCHES.
About hundred gentlemen we're present on the
range ~ Creedmoor Yesterday and participated In tho
matchss The weather delightful and very favor
able for shooting The wind light from the north
west The only uncomfortable circumstance was the
presence Of swarms OF mosquitoes, and most Of tho
poor scores made on the range yesterday were at
tributed BY those who made thsm 10 bites received
just they pulled their triggers with the certainty Of
q buli's-eyc.
The days work opened at about eleven A. NJ with
the second part OF tho nrst competition tor places
the American team OF 1878. The same gentlemen
took part as on Tuesday. They made the following
tcores Al 800 and 900 yards:-
500 900 800 900
Y'ds Y'dS Y'da Yids.
X. Rathbone.. IL 10 b. g. Doughty. 6S 90
Ii. \. Clark. 70 10 y 4. G. Dudley 90 90
When they retired to the 1000 yards range the
competitors got into dispute with Messrs. i. l..
Allen and H. 8. Jewell, In consequences oil which they
claimed that they were prevented from completing
their scores. They asserted that those Two gentle
men, by Insisting on firing at the targets wnicn they
were using IRON the 900 yards hrinR points, and By
other means, gave them great annoyance AMI pre-
vented them IRON shooting Messrs Alien and
Jewell said that the competitors used the targets of
the Amateur Rife Club instead OF hiring targets Tor
their competition. aud that they themselves merely
used their rights as members OF that CLUB 10 hrng on
them also.
rHR DIRTY MATCH.
The association match OF the day was the Ballard or
DIZZY match. which shot at hsltpast two O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25
BASEBALL.

Nearly . thousand people Witnessed the me game
OF baseball yesterday afternoon al the Jersey City
Centennial Ground between The Jersey City Browns
ana tho orange IN. ~ Club. The following 10 the
score:-
Jersey City............. O-5
Orange. ......... ....... o o.
The game Oh the Union Ground between the New
York Ciub and the Skppers resulted IN favor OF The
former ny the score Of IL 10 2
AT tho Capitoline, the game between the Hudsons
and Williamsburgs was won by the former by tee
score Of 10 to2
In tho game of baseball yesterday afternoon at
Buffalo between the Buffalo ana Manchester clubs,
both belon cling TO the International Association, the
game stood :-Bunsos, q, aud hAnchestsrs q, at the
beginning OF the uinth inning. fhe Manchesters be
came dissatisfied with ruling Of the umpire and
Withdrew. BY DONG SO they forfeited tho game,
winch declared In favor OF the Bufslos by the
score OF 10 O.
In the game for tho pennans Of the International
Association at Utica the Uticas defeated the visiting
Springfield CluD by the score Of 9 To-
IN their championship contest for the pennans oil
the International Association, at Hornelsvlie, the
Horueils securea 10 runs and the Lowsis T.
The League game. Providence vs. Milwaukee, At
Brooklyn tomorrow is OF their championship
gainesL The result may lead TO the Ailwauksss re.
naming IN Brooklyn for the balance Of the season.