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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

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 From Wedn esday's Daily Herald.
 Rev Alex. Groves IS paying our city visit.
 Ii is about time for another bullion shipment from the Vulture mine
 Stage left Wickenburg this morn ing-for.. Phoenix, with no passengers
 Ryland's circus will go out to Fort Mcdowell and show there Saturday night.
 The District Court was busy em- paneling Grand Jury, this morning
 THE DAILY EVENING HERALD is issued every evening (except Sunday at f o'clock
 Captain Calderwood from Agua Fria, and Thos. Morrow are seen on the-streets.
 Major Hooper, Mir. Carr and Jno. R. Dall left yesterday afternoon for a short visit to. Tucson.
 Mir. Geo. w Curtis, the lumber merchant of Prescott, has returned testhe Capital after short visit
 The Arcade Brewery have handed in change to their advertisement which will appear tomorrow.
 In the District Court this morning ahc cass of King vs. Rumburg, an ap peal from the Justice Court was dis missed.
 Money for paymaster McCreary arrived last evening. He is here waiting to pay off the troops at Fcrt McDowell.
 Mir. Gilson, messenger for Wells Fargo G Co-, came down on last nights stage having in charge Uncle Sam's money.
 Mir. Kales the cashier of the Bank | was quite busy this morning paying off T1p-Top checks, and as a result considerable monty is placed in circulation.
 Mir. G. H. Adams, Superintendent of | Of the Methodist church of Arizona. arrived this morning from the south | ern country and will leave tomorrow for Prescott by way of Black canyon. During his trip he has written two lotters fothe HERALD for publica- ton which have appeared under the heading of "Globe District Data.'' He has enthuscd much life in the cause he represents everywhere he has visited and great good must cer- tainly come from his trip.
 Gilmer, Saulsbury & Go. com menced this morning upon their new mail contract between Phoenix and Fort Mcdowell. This contract is a and leaves this city every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at eight o'clock in the morning. Re turning leaves the Fort on the oppo- site days at the same lime. Geo. E. Loring at the express office is agent. This route should be extended from he Fort to Old Camp Reno, a dis ance of 8 miles. This short exten- 'ion would accommodate people livt ng at Sugar Loaf Mountain. Syca more creek, Round Valley and Sun Flower valley, this side of & Reno, and the many miners and 'tock-raisers now. living in Tonto B;- iin- Owing to the recent discovery ,f new mines beyond Reno, the popu- ation is rapidly increasing, and they hould have some mail communica- ion. We trust the extension will be |.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

FIFTY THOUSAND tons of English iron have been ordered by American iron manufacturers.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
WHARTON & SHEETS, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.

County Physicians, JIar1cOpa Co. DATIENTS WITHOUT ROOMS WILL I receive medical attendance and board in their hospital.
 laS-Will attend professional calls at any hour day or night.
 OFFIcE-East side Plaza. oc1d
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

BLAKE & CO, ASsAYERS.
 Gold dust, gold and silver bullion and ores of every description melted and assayed. All assays guaranteed. Prices of orc assays :: Silver and gold, S; lead, s; copper, S5. Samples can be sent by mail or express, and returns will be promptly made. Office with Wells. Fargo < Co., Prescott.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
Wanted.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
LOCAL LINES.

From Tuesdays Daily Herald.
 Ryland's circus has returned from Tempe.
 Frank Luke arrived yesterday from San Francisco and will remain a few days.
 The Dist.ict Court today granted a decree of divorce in the case of liar ris vs- Harris.
 The case of ex-District Attorney Naylor occupies the attention of the District Court today.
 Major Hooper and MT. Carr expect to leave for the Southern country this afternoon.
 Miss Katie Haywood has moved her saloon to the place next to the Bank Exchange, formerly occupied by Frank Fuqua-
 Sherrcr, the baker, has moved to his new quarters in the old Ameri- can Exchange Hotel building, oppo- site the postoffice
 Some pieces of ore from Tonto Bas- in, m our office are so rich you can imagine you see the twenty dollar pieces sticking out of the rock
 MT. Smith and Charles Martin of McMillen and Hon. c. T. Hayden, A Dicker and Nat Sharp of Tempe, were seen on the streets today. 
 Thirty thousand dollars worth of silver bullion from the Tip-Top mine passed through this morning for the railroad.
 An unsigned call setting Novem- Der 13 as the day for meeting to talk on the artesian water question in this valley is posted around the town.
 Geo. Curry has opened his place of business in the express office, where he would like to have brought every ,ch, clock or piece of jewelry that is out of order in the valley.
 The daily mail that leaves Phoenix for Hayden's Ferry should be ex- tended by way of Mesa city to Pick ct Post. It is a necessity and would be of great convenien ce to parties liv- ing at McMiIlcn, Richmond Basin, San Carlos country, Globe District and Silver King country, who have business with Central and Northern Arizona Since the advent of the railroad the communication between those two sections is very round about.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
 THE PHGNIX HERALD. sos9Ea mccLiaIocK Proprietors. Friaay-. October I7. 1879 GLOBE GATHERINGS. Items From a Rich Mining
 District. Prosperity Beginning to Smile On
 the Camp. schsoIs, Churches and
 Literary Society. v cdRREsroxDEScE OF THE HERALD.
Prosperity Beginning to Smile on
 the Camp.
c1nnr C1rY. Oct. 12. 1s7a.

edRREsroSDEScE OF THE HERALD.
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
THE CHARLESTON SPRING MEETING.

The Jockey Club of South Carolina is first in the
held for the turf of $780, It's spring meeting
will commence at Charleston on Wednesday, Feb.
rusry L. and continue four days. The first race will
be the Carolina Sweepstakes. mile for two
year-olds owned in the state. s25 each, and $3.50
added IL two more start. The second race
will be mile heats for all ages. purse $3.50. the
second horse to have 500. The third race y mile
and three-q quarters for all ages. On the second
day, mile heats for all ages; second. the Hampton
Stakes, two<ne heats for four-year-olds, $50 EACH
half forfeit, only $40 II declared by January l. $500
added; third mile for all ages. On the third
day mile and half for all ages; second. the Hutch
inson stakes for three year-olds. mile heats, $50
each half forfeit. only $40 IL declared. $500 added
third, selling race. three-quarters OF u mile. On
the fourth day sweepstakes for two-year-oids. q
mile, s25 each, play pay $3.50 added. the second
60 have $50; second, handicap for all ages. mile
and half: third mile and quarter for all ages;
fourth. consolation race, mile for all ages. Under
the rules of this club horses tako their ages from the
LIST of May and the weight for two-year-olds is 73
lbs and for threcyear-olds 20 lbs In races for all
ages.
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsprSwALL Oct 29-Arrvcd, steamer Colon, Grifn New
York sand sailed Ncy on a her return st,,l
Cole. New York tand sales same day for Rosariot
o Or MIR @o%s" ss snn
do ;Polynesian Qr Collins. for United Kingdom, do
Ws New York Ss s.% sso oa
field, FORSYTH: and others shsI exported later -,
Peskc (Brl. Graham. Bucnos Ayres
Arrived oh Grig y m,ngs sBr; Ldysspoc
CnarnAx, Nh. Nov i0-Arrived. bark Thulo (Nor,
sailed 10TH brig Qua.tro sorclio dtaD Marasso Mar
scilics.
HAVANA Nov. 11-Arrived steamer City Of Washington
Zimmerman, Now York: City OF Merida, Emery, Mexico
(wili proceed to New York 12thl
rom Batimore Liverpool via Johns NJ At the latter
place sho will take ON board number OF passengers from
MsLAoA, Oct a7-Arrived, brig stephen Bishop Gnkey
MARTINIQUE; Nov io-Arrived. steamer Bahams (br
MosTnEAL. Nov Survived, brigs Luce (Br) Mason
GiIsiand tBrJ Prngle London: Scotland cBr James do
sailed 9Th. steamer Eliza Hunting tBr Brown. Lcith
rsssMA Nov 3-Arrivod steamer City Of Panama
ConoiIy San Francisco. -
Sailed DC, 20 steamer Granada caycrIy San Francisco
..Qvrnsc Nov l0,Cleared. ship Lake superior lBrj
Picken, Liverpool; barks Excelsior tBr. Josiin. Arica
sailed 10th, steamers Riverside tr Bristol; Cas,ie6ed
Or. Londcn Lake Champlsin ,ys dverpool ship Chip
sISaAroRE sept 25-saicd ship Southern Cross Gibbs.
In port Sept 80 ships Ringlcader Bray, for Now York
ldg winona, Bray, for Boston. do bark Cremo ona
Cove for Marscillcs do Henry Litchncd. Drumnond
from New York arrived sept 10. unc
suFz, Oct 3g-Arrived. steamer sunbeam (sr Dobson,
sr JONI Nh. Nov. io-Arrvcd. bark John ELL. (I,r,
simpson West Iarepool; Twilight tBr). Thornton Lv-
Arrived sth bark John Eills (Br) Simpson West Inr
tlepool.
wispson, Ms, Nov s--Arrivcd, schr W a N wothers
Cleared sth schr Emma smaiiey. Pike Now York
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

Mr.. Ten Broeck purchased Haggis. a two-year-old.
at Lewes, october 81
The Two Thousand Guineas Of 1881 has closed with
III ana the One Thousand Guineas with 20 sub
scribers.
Ascot QssD.-The New Stakes for next year has
closed with 9S the Prince of Wales st kes for 1851
with IS and the Hardwicke Stakes for 1851 with 10Y
subscribers.
The Irish correspondent for Beus Life states that
the horses Agar Ellis, Lottery. Rocksavage and
Bouncing Bess have left the Curragh for Liverpool
ana that Cork Boy, Woodbrook, Minnehaha Madame
du Barry Botanist and La Fiancee are under orders
for the same destination.
Newmarket (1SS0)-The Middle Park Plate has re-
159 and the Dewhurst Plate 122 subscribers.
The Second Grand Challenge Stakes has also closed
with G6. the Cearwell Stakes with 43. the Cleveley
Stakes with A, the Houghton Stakes with Az. the
Prendergast Stakes with 40 and the Cearwell Stakes
with 43 subscribers.
The Nice regatta, under the patronage of His
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, has been finally
fixed for March II and ~. 1t is formally announced
that prize value FL 900. will be offered for yachts
above twenty tons, $500 for steam yachts over
twenty tons, f4O0 for small yachts and valuable
prizes for four-oared rowing boats to be manned by
amateurs. Medals. &C.. to the second. third and
fourth boats in the matches are to be given,
and a rough draft OF the rules has reached us.
striking novelty in the yacht matches is the proposal
of placing the vessels on distance marks measured
in metres the object being that the first yacht to
arrive shall lie the victor.
The Prince Of Wales, accompanied by Prince Louis
of Hesse. and attended by royal suite went to
Windsor on Wednesday, 29th ult by the Great West
ern Railway, for the purpose of enjoying days
shooting in the coverts On the illustrious party
arriving at Windsor terminus they Immediately pro-
ceeded In of the Queens shooting brakes, drawn
by four horses, to the Great Park. where they
met by Prince Christian and number of the royal
keepers Without delay they commenced shooting
the coverts, near Cranbourne which abound
with pheasants, hares rabbits Three wood
cocks also flushed during the driving. The
whole party shot exceedingly we'll. more especially
the Prince of Wales, who brought down the pheas-
ants right and left in grand style. considerable
quantity of game killed. chiefly pheasants, but
the majority old birds. The royal party at the
of the shooting drove to Windsor, and
thence took train for town.
The New York herald., 1879-11-12

Steamer Nevada Br, Rigby Liverpool via Queenstown
Williams X Guion.
steamer Rialto (Br). Bond. Hull, E-Sanderson Son
Steamer Vadorland tBeig), Nickels, Antwerp-Peter
Wright A Sons
steamer France (Fr, Trudee Havre-Louis dc Bebian.
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader. Clark, Baltimore-J
krems
Steamer Anthracite. Warren. Philadelpha-wliam p
Clyde X Co.
Steamer Chesapeake Williams Portland--J F Amos.
Ship Roms sdal (Br) Jarman Lverpoo-Iienderson Bros
Bark Lennox (Br). Henderson, Lverpooi-William Nell
son. Jr.
Bark Duppel Ger. Ehof Bremen-C Tobias Co.
Bark Venice (Br). Bergman. Bord rdeaux--Scamme Bros
Bark Augustine Kobbe. Ford, ,Leghorn-Carver Barnes
Bark wv Grifhths, Daummond, Matanzas, Il Smith
Co.
Brig Saulle GtaD, Stiuca Marseilles-John Seager.
Brig Edwin Rowe, Schultz. Cudad Bolivar-J Agostni.
Brig Clara j Adams. McFadden, Havana-J Ward
Co.
Brig Sarah Gilmore, Clifford Cardenas-J Ward Co
Schr Mary Chiffon, Burton, Ciudad Bolivar-Wm Van
schr Wright, Newcomb, Carthagena WI II Sim
mons X Co.
Schr San Juan. Curtis Port Spain, Trin-Howlsnd 4
Aspinwall
schr Lizzie Titus, Brandtberg. Jacksonville-Isaac
Staples
schr Byard, Camp. Richmond, va-slaght Bailey &
Co.
Schr James, Jamos Seaford Del-wm Chalmers
Schr Warren Crosby, Atwood. Boston-Charles living.
Schr Washington Truman, Rogers, Boston-Charles
living.
schr Pray. somerset-J Walters
Schr Onward Wheeler, Hartford-If + Doyle
Schr IL Clark. Buckley, New Hsven-H Doyle.
Schr Acken. Toms, Stamford-Stamford Manufacture
ing Co.
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
FIREMEN'S GRIEVANCES.

At recent meeting of the Volunteer Fire COM
panies. of Hoboken. u committee was appointed to
confer with Council. lay before them their griev-
ances and if relief granted tho de-
partment would disband. Last evening Council
held meeting. at which the matter fully dis
cussed. 1t appears that at the beginning Of the
fiscal year the sum of $4,000 appropriated for
the use of that department. Shortly after
ward, $1,000 of the amount expended
in repairing No. 3 Engine house. The balance did
not serve to meet current expenses. The firemen
claimed that the expended in repairs should
be charged to the Committee on Public Affairs but
Mayor Besson dissented from this view and hence
arose the trouble After hearing both sides of the
question, resolution offered and passed trans
ferring the item of 81 800 to the municipal contin-
gent fund. BY this action all the difficulties are
settled aud the sum will be sufficient to defray
rent expenses until the end OF the year.
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
HANLAN'S POSITION.

TORONTO. Ont. Nov. II, 1879.
Besides having telegraphed to England that he is
prepared to defend his possession of the Sportsman
Challenge Cup against either Elliott Boyd. Han
Ian has received very fattering offers to 90
Australia and Trickett. One is from Il. W.
Cameron, American Commissioner at the Sydney Ex-
hbition, who offers to have the champions expenses
thither paid and to introduce him to right parties
to make all necessary arrangements Hanlan has
been obliged to decline this very friendly and gen.
erous offer for the present. Another gentleman has
expressed his willingness to pay all expenses and
accompany the champion to Australia at any mo-
ment he decides upon going. In the meantime the
with Courtney looks like coming to q
focus. and parties will meet this week to draw up
articles and make other arrangements.
Hanlan this evening sent telegram to Mr..
Courtney at Rochester on any day appointed
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
RACING IN VIRGINIA.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Nov. IL, 1879.
The racing on the Brdwood Course began to-day
The first event. mile dash for all ages, was won by
Garths Selden, Moneys Fleet second, Davenport's
Tom Collins third, wilknson's Kangaroo fourth
Tie second race. half mile dash, was won by
Garths Comet, Pettit's Fairy Belle second wilkin-
sons Semma third. Bartells Kitty Lee fourth, Har
ris' Emu fifth.
The third. a two mile dash was also won by
Comet, Fleet second, Tom Collins third, vevay
fourth, Semma fifth.
The Consolation race was by Fairy Belle,
Kangaroo second, Kitty Lee third, Emu fourth.
Io-dsys stakes were small but tomorrow will be
big day and one or two Baltimore horses will run
The New York herald., 1879-11-12

lumber to Miller Houghton Proceeded Jamaica Bay
schr Alcott. French Virginia.
schr ~ Alcott Loveand Virginia
scLr Garret Wright, Cropper. Virginia
sehr Chas W Aieoti French, Virginia
Schr Tyler. Curtis. Virginia
Schr o. y. Binns. French. Virginia.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of New Bedford Davis New Bedford for
New York, with mdse the Old Colony Steamship Co
Steamer Gaatea, Proyiaeuce for New York, with mdse
Steamer Mddlesex. Hubbard. Portland, CT. for New
York.
schr b Coffin. Cole Sands River Ms, for New York.
schr Ann. stratton, Franklin. Ne for New York.
schr ) " wainwrighi Boston Tor New i orx
schr T. sinnickson. lizard Boston for Now York.
Sshr Ansdir, Winters. Rveriead Tor Now York,
Schr John Gould Donovan Providenee for New York.
schr Charles Dennis, Crane Providence for New York
s sehr Josie Crowley Newport for New York
schr + simpson Mahoney, stenington for New York.
Schr Kahn, Clark. Portland. CT, for New York
Schr Lizzie Raymond Lord Portland CT, for New York.
schr Chief. smith Norwich for Now York
= Schr Anson Brown, Clssveland, Bridgeport for New
York.
sehr Nathaniel Clifford, Cocmbs New Haven for New
York.
schr Messenger. Talmage. Now Haven for New York.
Passed in AM-Bark Biomdon (Br,. and brig A Stro-
mach. both before reported in Hart Island Roads.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Chesapeake Williams Now York for Portland
Steamer Dover. Lewis, New York for Boston,
Steamer Achusnet Ellis, New Yo,k for New Bedford.
Schr Arcilla Dr. LOWS. New York for ST John. NB.
Schr David Curle. Pease. Now York for Portland Ct
schr Franklin Bel, Green, Hoboken for froyldence
Schr Belle X Hull Brush. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr II Odiorne, Crowell. Port johnson for Boston,
Schr Clark, Cousins Port johnson for Providence.
sehr Lille Wells Wells. Port Johnson for East Green
wich.
Schr Zoe, Smith Port johnson for Uneasville, Ct
Schr Long, Higgins Virginia for Fairh"ven
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
A YALE FELLOWSHIP.

In the Surrogates Office there was hled yesterday
the will of John j. Abernethy late Medical Director
of the United States Navy. The deceased. who was
very wealthy, made a number of lange bequests.
RANGING from $4,000 to s25 900 EACH To his sister,
in-lsw Mrs sarah Mclean Abernethy. he left life
interest in an of SlO OO0 and at her death d
reefs that the estate shall go to Yale College to found
a fellowship be named after himself. He directs.
however that one shall use the fellowship for q
longer period than i've years
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

"AshNGroN, DC Nov ll-Notice is given by the Light
nosa hS.ra that on tho opening of navigation IN tns
spng OF iooo the light Mamajoda Shoal, west sue ~
ps,rn' r,h hiver Mich will be shown fixed red oi the
ouIth order aud the light Grassy Island west SIDE OK
lng main eranne Detroit River will be shown as hth
tervals of minute -
, nnt ,hs third order fog signal trumpet a, ETecn
son nos ks ght station Long Island Sound NY has been
rop.eeu ny trumpet % the first order. operated by
at Intervals of 43 seconds
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov 1O--Arrved. steamer John Gibson.
New York schr Sunlight. New Haven.
APPONAUu Nov S--Sailed. schrs Tarry Not. barrett.
and Charles II smith, Hanson, philadelphia, -.
BOSTON. Nov 1O-CIearcd schr Mabel Staples DICK
sou, st Pierre, Mart
llth--Arriyed, steamer Lepanto- tBr). Rogers, HUI
schrs Mary VI stockhani, Reed Hoboken Chase lngrn-
ham, Rondout =
Clcarcd-schrs u N squires. Croweli. Baltimore; VIM
A Morrcll. Kelly. New York
sailed Steamer Johns Hopkins Hallott Ba't%ors
BALTIMORE. Nov 1O--Cleared, schrs Mary Arnold.
Let's, Now Haven; May Mcfarland Mcfarland Hoboken
chss Lawrence, Kemp, Bostoni Young Tsassr, Fses'
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
PIGEON SHOOTING AT TOURS.

At most Of the provincial meetings, says Bells
Life November 1, there is generally days shooting
added to the programmed but it is generally con-
fined to the local gentry. aud but little advertised
they have the fun all to themselves. On this occa
sion it was exception to the rule and Mr.. Day
swept the board. taking away the Grand Prix de
Touraine, as well as the Opsional with which the
proceedings commenced. The winner used, in both
instances central fire breech-loadng gun. made by
S. Grant, and full choke. The Of this weapon
may induce Mr.. Grant not to be quite prejudiced
against choke bores he has been these late years.
always upholding smooth" against "choke." We
a la
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
LOTTERY DEALERS ARRESTED.

The excitement among the lottery dealers of the
city consequent upon the recent raid upon them by
Mr.. Anthony Comstock and his officers was kept
alive yesterday by other arrests and voluntary
renders of parties implicated. The specific charge
made against tho lottery dealers is violation Of
the Post Once law i'm sending prohibited matter
through the mail. Yesterday tho following named
parties appeared before United States Commissioner
Shields and gave bail in $1,000 each to appear for
examination wv. L. Craytou. e. W. Herman. Theo-
dore Zschoch, Frank Moore. May Bogert and b. A.
Martinez. Warrants in the hands of the mar
shas for the arrest of several other dealers.
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
RUN DOWN AND SUNK.

The Austrian bark Major brought the crew OF the
schooner Pathway last evening to this city. The
schooner was lying at anchor in the Hampton
Roads on November 3, when the bark collded with
it. carrying away the vessels stern and transom
beam The quarterback rudderhcad stove In,
causing the vessel to fill rapidly. The crew of the
schooner endeavored to save their vessel by placing
all available bedding over the hole Nevertheless IL
rapidly filled and sank. Captain Sarne's son was
carried overheard by the collision aud drowned.
The rest of the taken on board of the bark
The New York herald., 1879-11-12

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Tho Board Of Directors of tho National Rife Asso-
citation held their regular monthly meeting yester-
day afternoon at No. 23 Park row, with eight men,
bers present. General wingate was In the chair.
The treasurers report showed that the receipts for
the month Of September SLABS 81 and the dis.
bursements, 500 06; for the month of October the
receipts were S5,533 23 aud the disbursements
el.10v a. The chairman Of the Range COMMITTEE
The New York herald., 1879-11-12

reported that the work OF repairing the butts was
gong vigorously, and that 1t was decided 10
build dry stone wall. cemented on the inside and
to extend the butts Mt the east end SO that there
would be space for another second class target
motion to close the shooting season for matches on
December was carried unanimously. letter from
Lieutenant Colonel 4. H. Sanford .-Inspector OF kine
Practice for the First Division National Guard was
read stating that at meeting of the First division
STAFF. held on the evening of October IA, Sl2S was
voted for . champion military marksman's badge.
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
COURTNEY WILLING TO MAKE NECESSARY Az.

EANGEMENTS.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov. IL, 1872
Charles f. Courtney sent the following despatch
to Referee Blake this evening:-
According TO your suggestion ! will meet you and
HAnlan at any time will make articles for
race Advise at as carly date rs possible,
CHARLES e. COURTNEY.
Mr.. Blaike's explanation in regard to the delay Of
Hanlan acceptance is entirely salts actory Court
Dey. and he stands ready to sign the articles for
race soon as they can be prepared
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
PIGEON SHOOTING.

WOODBRIDGE. n. j.. Nov. ii, 1879.
The contest for the championship badge of che
Middesex Gun Club item birds. handicap rise. nve
traps). was won here to-day by Mr.. Dwight Thomp-
son Of Railway AGAINST fifteen competitors from
New York and New Jersey. Thompson nrs' ihaae a 30
tie with Woods of New York. on nine bros; anu no
killed five to Woods four on the shoot-on
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
GLASS BALL SHOOTING.

wooDpR1DeE. N. j.. Nov. IL. 1879.
In one hundred glass ball match at twenty-one
Yards RISE rotating trap. for $50 side Mr; NJ. BEN
jamin of New York. broke 81 ana ME- W. "Arain' "
South Amboy, 3d.
The New York herald., 1879-11-12
PAYING FOR THE SIX PER CENTS.

The Sub-Treasury had issued 50. 900 in checks
up the close of business yesterday to pay for the
six per cent bonds purchased by the government.
On Monday S.. .239 S0i in checks were issued. and
81. 72S. $50 yesterday.