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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24


Si25 500 per mile the unk line Of roa from the City Of
Ees-Orans boundary Louians distance Of 226
miles, in tie direction Of Hoas Texas the being IT, Louis
Division the rauad cf THE NRwoRLBANs, MOBL AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD CoMPANY extending from til C,y q
Moos Aabsns the city Of Houston Texas distance Of avs
miles These bonds payable forty from their ste and
secured by t, mortgage made Hon oAKBs AMEs srl HOn D.
MORGAN upon the Louisiana Division of tie rosd with tie
equipment AM franchises pertaining thereto The principal
Of the bonds payable NevYor or in London in er
ling the Of 200 for each 81 600 the interest is payable In jan
us and July year the Of eg cent in currency in
NesYork Of 81 for each coupon Of forty dolar in
London boiler and nee Of United Sci
BY the mortgage Sinking Fund
ve paid the Trustees end invested by them OHly these
bonds sufficient pay the whole Of the bonds their maturity
The Mobile Division Of the Companys road extending from New
Mobile has constructed and equipped the very be
nanne and opened The road Texas Division
extending boundary Louans the CITY Of Houston
will be opened for in few months The Louisiana Division
which the securing these bonds made being
Gced and the section Of miles will be opened for traffic early
the GHsh the whole division in about
twelve months thereafter The prompt completion Of tbs division Of the
road amply assured BY tie Of the Compso which sPIH
cable to The ctiol AMI equipment thereof viz:
Cash Subscription BY So-kboers s. per cent
Of which has been paid and haisnce TO be paid
Of per cent each month 100000
Spsr Bonds Of the State Of Lousans, do
mated BY the State to the Company, for this
Division OF is road ..................... 22S0S00
Second mortgage per cent Bonds, principal
and interest guaranteed By the State Of Loai,i
g,Cso,OOc
First Mortgage per cent. Bonds
offered for 2,S25,OO0
The above henF solely for The constructors Of this
division Of the Compar road amply s pomp sompltor
and sHi>s is bonds % Be- considered d tn sosi
dabk offered JOr sale IN his nrrkL This
road owned by Company capitalists who have f-hed al tie
other divisions OF the road without Offering the pubic
securities and under whose supervision tn, line being
equipped thorough manner ard When completed
It's te and equipment S compare voraby With that Of other
road the United Sses The % the road amply assured BY
tie trsc already existing between the cites upon it's line aud from
tire county which viii be- tributary 20 it.
The Company o4r these bonds for sale uinety-two and one
half pe- snd accrued interest recommending them investors
unidentified security respect
CcuAs with Of the line Of the road aud fall particulars cor
furnished application the Treasurer Of & Company
q IT, dice, NO. 81 Pine-sI.
JAMES H. EISOB, TTssiaefti JOHN a. GRISWOLD Fta'
Fresiknf; LOCKWOOD L. DOTT. 7Teasvrer
EDWIN ID. MORGAN, Chalrman.) Pi,,,r.
DAKfS AMES, ca,m,,itte.
HENRY j. GARDNER,
NewYork November Is, 1879.
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..s.s, dull AMI he.,y; H.rd., ls,el3lc., and isi

acSo Cor Cuba Rehnet dull AM hesJ hsrus iei't" '
alSlo for ser White -. ..e,z.,o,. M
sTFDS-Clove se.ve; s $50 bags q, l0tdlotc
n Inethy steady bat slow Of sale a. - bush Caea'A
ISpaeeS isd an and nominal at - 0e, gold
sTKARINTbere has demand and are pomns IN
changed -.
TLIIOw-Tbe scuve firm for Choice Which has
.od " - COZ 9tai Other knds are on
WHISKY has moderately active snd With hgnt
srne sales 800 bb al &c. FOR lrOo bound closing quiet win s'
.sked
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C.tleRecpt being o1ir ~ against ~ same i
vess Thro sight scvrce over the closing rstes % IN
Cav s te For IN piping sales - ONO err
.ver.Tps IA n 3. g. So 40 Co. averaging sS b o. - . ~
Meagsb averaging 1904 ~ at 81 ~ II do averaging i2l' d. AZ
- 10 illinois Averaging l2 r. AZ - 81 SO Missouri serfL us
81 h At 50 Is: Indiana averaging 80 al - IFS Y G.
20; - do aveA-ng ron lbs ID 70 -o '
At froa u 90 Sheep dull 0ni without e19se % Pres
Ecntucav. l 70 a. - D. 4Jd ono
i'm - IS h. Al rm 50 81; 20 Michigan
u M IA - sheep IHls from 81 NJ - 10
n st f- IS rO1 So Hog duH Se were mace Of ~
bsA Ohio averaging irO ZS to 20 ID at how 80 '1
90
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pFCFIpTs OF PRODUCE.

Per North RirT. Tes1ls ana h'lrca'A 49,, Ies
nov so-Sl0 bales Cotton % pigs Ashe IhS t qsS iss
bass Broom Com Copper SIS phes Dned fr' - h,b
Egrs is bb Four 80 hsgs al lO5 5 ous Wla c. See
Cora 413G hash Osts 4t9 bush Bsi e) 80 s9h.sR Pea
40 bAe Hops sos Hoes Ids Hides les sass -, SiS
mi. BIDS RoSn, 2594 PKG bcses
psrs Cbrese 2o4 1kg< Beef 40 bhls Pork % pgS
5ls Steann so pkg -
hags 4o HouT 80 pss siareh i ~
Tohacco - Dds W n.sAl - w
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There sold number Of cheaper hor,es at pree r.sss
from go Also several secondhand road wagons hsnes eve
Az the carriage manufacturer the majority ~ ofuIs
received for heavy work and the Landau Laniaet
and "Brewster's Broughams more fashionable than
Robes and blankets have been considerably called for
since the cool weather made its appearance, and rs the
nrst snow fall will doubtless cause large demand Tor
fur robes sleigh blankets bells &c. saddlery estab
goods The youngest firm IN the trade, Messr Nelson
Guild who, in their wareroOms at No. 81 UnODsqare
have attracted good deal OF attention by most perfect
assortment ~ the finest sadderyware at present d
playing rich variety OF furs and elegant bankes and
look forward with confidence to q successful Winter
campaign.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NHw-YonK, "Wednesday. Nov a.

NEW YORK. Wednesday, Nov &c, 1870.
There was the steady although moderate
call for railroad snd hut otherwise tho
market remained very quiet and with change note.
Prices continue low.
An auction sale OF horses and carriages was held Mt
Messrs Barker Il Hainlins EewYork Tat'ersa corner
Of Thrtynntbst and broadway the result OF which Is
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,

II 80 LINZ - 10
Tn. steamer. DREW an, F 5N c,,,,. their pier
d :1s.Gs a: s Is: 4. i. S'1sI
ih rs; .sa Il BOZ 1s rp oss:. 80
s%si S' e. esr, d 1' S9,I T1s q 'S S. %'
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
p, no,o, IT,. NORWICH LINE III. u r.,
s.sS... f. S1si'I Ba to nd
si re ys on ao TSs e" and 'tsneh steamers
CRY OF LAWRENCE ,.a ov,ov
vii ss-rorL daily un1.y sIsep,s =, ~ oss NJ from
P5 e.. 81 No sor;h River iooi r Cas- sld w..s
.a1 Ssi SsSla's r s. s
ssS u a'i'.a ana 'Is ss 1 pp :. The oa Pier
kss-Yors, DC. Is, 1855.
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
toae and ssugsact Railroad Pare. 81 Steamers leave C..AA
rse'p u noon and u every ngai sandaJs eIeeptedl
DELsAWA,ARE AND y; Y; 5: $; Co, Pier 81,
gsDs % d. ed gaSEs s81 and iisS e.
md BnST, Railroad. Raranr win leave Ls.;, WEDNESDAY
re sPLES6rD fisiNd 81 LIVES -'''s' -ppV.' '-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
NORTH ED hIEs for the VEST ana
GE INK Is RApsoAD Pr Morn River ed IASD PRoPE
Sf r;s sisA s7 e .Tfs .Sw T route Fs oa
ai :si Ig56. s err. :s WEST rs & s ,
thu opportunity TICKETS GOOD W.T. FE gSHG
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
meets Tve south Brsn Ralrosd
VIII The Delaware LsckswAnA AMI Western soad Phpsbur
sh he Legh ind SgsquehsABa Railroad Ras.on
high valley Railroad and forming direct line
burg and West without change OF also 10 Central Psnny
Vsuia AID Newly State
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ommeneing November "a i60Leaye HswYors IS follows;
Ga H-for Pennington, Eas'on Bethlehem, hlgh Churt Wilkes
pare fso1 hshanoT City IusshAnnock TOwanda "sTedy &C
I:iJ a H.-FoT Eas.on.
s mWEsrERS EIPRs daily Except for Bsson Allen
town Harrisburg ami the West Connects at Bonneville Tor Remington
atJulon Tor SOudsburg Water Gap Scranton Bnghsmion
ease 5 at Pnsbary and Bison for MAaeh Chunk Mihnoy
'it', nliAe.oArs Miuamsport Bde, Sc
l9:bi q. NV ~ Tran for SOmeTrile.
u ufo Remington, Ea0n Allentown, Maueh Chunk Msh'roT
ty MEesnae ksa.iHg Columbia Lancaster EphraiA PosVs
H4rrsburg. 1e
m.-For Rason. Allentown. and Mauch Chunk.
JP mfcE Eson Allentown, MsucA Chunk, and BelViers
400 y n-For Somery.e and Remington
% mCiscSNAr1 kIPKES daily E.on. Bethlehem Allen
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago sud Cincinnati sleep
n and Paioe Cara to Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects Junction
Nth Delaware Lackawanos and Western Railroad for Scranton
b.l3 m.-POr somerTile.
o D. m.-PoF Rason.
7 p m.-For Someryie
? ,. m.-(Em gTant)-Pof Esstou.
s:f5 ?. u-For PlaiuseM
Il p. m.-For Piia6ed weinesiay, end Saturdays
For Elizabeth Goo 6O 7l5 71 $3.50 900 $50 ION II IS
m2 IA, loo 200 J:la. $3.50. 400 AS 55 SD SIS
b:i. 6:J 200 80 600. 800, 800 2: 8 1913 100 m.
Ticket. for the os Of the Central Rail
road Of New Jey foot Of Lerst N Y ., No Asor House.
Nos 2S ~ 6 Broadway No 10 Greenwich 81 and the pal
LoielA X. X KICKER Superintendent
H. P BALDWIN Gea. Pas. A-t
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Nov 2a-Coton srui MildHnz Isal6tc Toar dull
Prime 81 4a 81 s. ps@, 70 c5oi,e Rel s5S+ 70; Far
Cos 81 5a - SOC S9mnc5 - iga Si ono and IN -
Rys bolt ioaase Mes PoTE -Is ol <a5i Ne1 90 So
Hams q ate Lar quiet At lsai5ic Whisky steady at S
lands IS Sc DO Oeus Isdl5, Extra Family
- is 10 m o io S oS ' W.T. lee srn Idsaa Red 81 Se
7sac MIi Western Stare Osis steady 53a5c Cosee sa
s5sa Is Lar d q II Ike Pessa@ qSe Crude s
oswEso y Nov ?aToar s,eay unchanged sales APO
S At p 10 sgHn AHeF S o s1 h. - n
asAs Se 81 .: n ID g1 90 G sas an wee q, s
49, 30 30 81 g B' pew, ea % | uo,ss Cham Sf short S
sh pluhs, Malngs 500 80 tun as to Saa
~ Highwines set'e osnal fesEt qe B9Iey Sss to rev
Yor Bst1 ss = New Iot AlesEy sc l,s :. In
bush wheat 1909 buh. Oats 6 oJ BUSH Barley $500 bush Rye
MnSSTkTs Wis nov SgFoaT sa and unchanged wbe. active,
no nT.osSs o., No. AT'ele go C9q ~ 81 o. 4
Bsre-Nh spring at ISe Hogs declined 5e sod at 'o
Floor 800 SSl %Ssst o IS 900 Sa as WV '-'-
CnIcAso Nov 2-IehaEse unchanged Iloqr-Spng Extras tul
Whes-No unsettled and iegar at ~ ga % IN the sfe
snd higher - o. Con- qe at e2d6c oa,s steady
7sc Hh~ncs qus and s@sdy at 81: Mes PorS fairy ac5 At
TDa Sc oS bus wSe si s. o. sa Cora aO5 bush OATS zoo
eHsh Rys . go sas9 bIy s6S iog" Hogs 69
bush Barley and 80 HoSs Frisrs dull to Buffalo
w BSs'A1S coy bash cS q Esfoa S5S
SeoS bush Corr sc oSR Csl re on a wRs1i to
previous Wheat unsettled; sales no Nivsr
kee Clnb Isl 81 49, 900 bash White Michigan IS 2e0
bush. White Canada 81 dull sales 1o0 ba-l.
Western 1+c 400 hush Western sample 5r car lnat
New Ohio 50c- the dali and sales Go
hush Ne Western al Sc kye nomBay e9 Bailey active sse
seSs ssiso;s ors lover Hssy Hes. ga Ifj steady ls
IHghWines nomnaly bell al 9Jc., an 10 bu5ers.
mCderat demand Wheat
advancing good Mo- White Wabash 81 % Amber
Michigan. 81 2O0 II d Com quiet unchanged Oats 1u
unchanged Freghts finn BufIo Sc osveo &c Re,etFour
bush TO- O0 bash Oats 900 bush
shBon..-FouI 400 bbk HAeas L 90 bush Corn 81 900 bush
Oats 1900
steady sheed Oats held at &c for No STATE Petroleum
unchanged
n Y Nov 2hssi tn and unchanged sales Of Amber
~ ~ IS. White state ad western 81 10
y Extra Amber - - SIS De1l 81 20 ~l1tt. Re
quoted 939ge for Western 81 for STATE Corn seaiy ad ina
e. New Western soc; ONO hrod az &C. uq~ I'd
Gull witd large olerngs, ssi lgor'wei Sta. a. u
81 Rowai STATE e5c Cauads East s - o. tn'ds
81 a. Barley Malt-Cty made from s-E'Ted state
Barley sold t Cshsia 81 81 a. Oats and
sseadJ S.es Wesera zoe bak; uagg, ~ g
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PHILADELPHIA IAIILE NfIhFI " " y
Cattle this serve and prices
improved The offerings reached 500 heal and prices
y Tor mir cattle AMI rom bfe u ~
Tor small lot Of extra Bee7es sold of ste Colamoa ee
sold al 'front.' BIC a u grosa
sheep, with s1vance prcs
IL 500 bead sod &C Z go sh at from -
70 Is y head. 80. ,----,
1 .b ,b sane; 100 changed hands from Sl0 sv .
a. 100 n Bst ,..., 49,, -.,
demand for good and 100 head sold al from $50
an L gua,it
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sAvLSNsH 23-Cotton s;roug MiinE ltic .ses $50
bss
q the 4OO ha; cosst 80 aes t Oh COO bales
EoRpoLK 2Coon quiet an fun Low Mtnga 5c sales
300 Oae receipts 1883 bales eGPorscoAi"se IS" bales
eiosk, 4451 bales
HEv ORLEaSs 2 Cotton firm md held higher price"
nitns ~ ql5.e salaf 200 ra receipts Liz aes
total, 81 es: Great Br.a3 TO- 40 s
bales Continent (BarceoH iO bale 10 vera
[rus TO- bales stock, s. 81 bales
CHAKLRsrON 22Cotton gue MbihI - 81 ~ sales 100
receipts Zz bales, eTP-teoasWAe ls bslesi STOCK
&,I52 bales
wxISGToS 22-Cotqn unsettlsd MidHgs l5e-i net
eeiuts TAO bales; s.ock. 22-s bales
BILrsoEE NOV 21-Cos.on sinner held higher Mitings i6c
tAies tO-ai
erpOts-oossivise eco bales; STOCK $50 hsls
GaivksrOs Nov Z.CottOn but quOtahY lower Cool
bales; 30 bales exPof
81 Great Britain. So ha.es. stocs, p kS i2les.
NoHnE Nov 2]-Co.ton cuti Ndihngs l5C sales,
800 bales receipts 81 oae; eoa''sse lPl tai 'o'"
81 bales; 81 bales stOck q ib ats
BOsroN Nov Cotton M1tngs Ice salas 1N bales
net r,os pts lC5 baef eossise 81 bales Oa ~ Dses ocE
ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-24

Gli5telaneous.
RIRDS and ANIMALS!
CHAs REICHE & BROTHER,
80 Chathams., Nex-Yort.
the v. known importers Of Birds and Animals receiving every
week per fresh supplies Germ,n Canss sud other
European Singing Birds and enabled to sell them a: Wholesale and
retail lower than any other house ia the city.
brushes of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No.
I'D Pars. HirPers building n Y. All aele. a. TIE l9~rit
factory prices. JOHN Il HoPfEL
i ANDS SOLD AT TAX SALES for the
Uast u ,es.s restored 10 the until fully
deemed T. X. COOLEY, Counselor, Gc.
l2f Msdeniane.
TURKISH BATHS,
n 81 LRXTNGTON-AyE
Lsiie. a. m to p n Geutrn.a constantly day and night
4. G. ANGEL. n D.
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WTsTCUESTER COrNTY.
ARSON AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.

kczIah Hinton, the cOlOred woman who has
always lived IN the family OF Dr. Vim. A. Mcdowell Of
bi'"mheld y j. was arrested Tuesday by Detective
H@ci'F d" Newark as aecomrcc IN the poisoning ~
'he "mhy 'elSht persODs Of Or. Mcdowell OF burning
hl. odih ana stealing the family silver She protested
HI in''' az hirl' although She acknowledged hat
-he hSNed her eoiored admlrer, jacob CLARK 10 pOt
some WuE powder IN the well, ana some red po,yder i'm
ne DETECTIVE ana 70 Justice Dean that she herself burned
lt pa. u'. ,l, nlIetllgh OF Clark, that she did ali
riark tod her mat she had worked for the Dortnr 40 &
that Ms properly Wa hers aud told her 10 do
10 hasten tIicH marriage view of this ndyi.. 80
STOLE the 1vefwarr ana ma Il, with the intention of
selling d. -ht cannon read or Wutc and h. h0ugbt
ia. That she drank Of the water Of the wen pni4nu,d 80
BsrGok OF the sugar ana vas sick Ike the resi- OF th
family Size has had three children. Of whom b.. No..
.lasub JAZZ muse uldf about hear.
age Justice Dean. ycstcftiay -sued for tho
Jtrt ~ Ia o. lb' charge e. completely ~ The crime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH IN ELIZABETH.

The Baptists of Elizabeth have laid the foun-
dalton Of fine church Union-aye. and Bruce-st,
which he Of the hansOmest in the city. II will
be brownstone brick and the estimated cost is
from 5000 To The former place of worship WAS
West jersey st., and too small To accommodate
the congregation The cornerstone laid yesterday,
and q number OF Baptist cergymen present The
exercises took place at II o'clock, the Rev ThOs. Gesser
the pastor, officiating The Rev DR. III. e. Fish OF New
ark delivered address, after which, with prayer and
appropriate ceremonies the stone was placed I'm pO-
sOn. Dr. JnO Bowling, also of Newark, then delivered
address, and followed by the Rev. H. NJ. Gala her
of Brooklyn. In the evening the Rev. Geo. Clark OF
BaSion spa New York, former pastor OF the church,
preached memorial IN the meeting which
the society occupies West Jersey-st About 500
present AZ the building, and the church In the
evening crowded. Enough money has been sub
scrbed 10 complete the ectureroOD, aud to leave the
entire church with but little debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15


The White Stockings leave Chicago on
second Eastern tour on sept. II. =,
Now that the days are getting shorter, all
games should bc called at p p. IN. OIL.
The Mutual and EcktOrd Mines had practice
game Yesterday ScOre6 To 80 in FAVOR OF the Mutuas
Arrangements are making for a grand Tour
nament among the professional mines visiting THIS
city this month. 81, :, -.
THE Experts of Philadelphia will visit this
city this week and play the Star Club on Saturday on
the CapitOline Grounds. 80 .u
This morning the Athletic Club will arrive
from philadepbia TO play the home -and-hOIne game
with the Mutual Club the Union grounds, BROOKLYN
The PHiLtdsiDhi1 Mercury, in announcing the ulach'
states thai 10 the bOmeand home game for the cham
pnusp the United States" II is or the serles
neither the champion club yet although one OF
them may he should the Athletics win, they VIII oc
cupy favorable position OF all the cllDs Shoud
they lose thenhc issue will be between the Atlantic ana
Mutual. ~,
Ii would appear from the following from The
Cincinnati Commercial that one has been playing
little game in the selection OF umpire for the game be-
tween the Chicago aud Cincinnati Clubs:
The fellow who umpircd the game day before yester
dav about three years induced Allison 10 play one
game with the West Philadelphia Club, promising to re-
ward him tho extent of so. This same fellow then
called HOlbach, in company win CnthDeft ana flhk
aucc in city Friday last, still rejoicing In the
name Of Hobach witness the Atlantic Red STOCKING
contest. They enjoyed themselves, exhausted their
funds and borrowed money that they could 80 To
ON Tuesday. lie stopped n the Gibson it'll the other
ChicagOauS registering William T.. NJ igan, Chicago.
At the solicitation OF the Chicagoaus. ths fellow then
known Tom Mligan. was introduced 70 capt Harry
umpire in the game. Wednesday evening he Departed
with the Chicago club, forgetting 10 pay his ho'e bll,
forgetting, however TO change his place Of residence
from Chicago TO Philadelphia on the register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
THE BRIDGEPoRr CHURCH SCANDAL.

The Society of the North Congregational
Church Of bridgeport c., held a meeting Tuesday
evening and passed the following resolutions by vote
Of ~ tO4
Bet That hi, society entertaining high appreciation Of the
to services Of the Rev George Hhn late OF the Fret Con
ggaonA Cuuch Of bridgeport and undmnshed confidence in hs
Christian character and earnestly hoping for his early restoration
health whereby he he enabled his invaluable abors the
mn endef To h eonal invitation TO take charge Of the
pulpit recently vacated by him whenever bis health permit
hsd, That the Socetys Committee be and they hereby
qnestei n secar A. early practicable the u the Rev Mr.
Richards Tor The stated upp, Of pulpit aud 10 transmit mmeAte
W him copy II these resolutions.
IA contended by the opposition that Mr. Richards
has acknowledged his improper conduct toward some
ladies OF ms congregation which is not denied by some
cused on the ground Of "A dsOrdered mind consequen
uloh III health, he Is unit to reoccupy the position
pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15

10 recall them Dick Trpn stopped, but the others
on and Lord Musk won easily The judges, after long
discnssion declared &c heat and permitted Dick Tur
min and Brndgo start the former winning the heat
lord Musk heating Tronside. Tho owner OF Lord Musk
claimed tho heat and race but hs protest being dsa
lowed withdrew his horse, and DICK Iurpn won the
Inc next heat aud race Lottery walked over FOR tho
heaten Mate and thus finished q meeting which com
menced WE'LL but marred by the ignorance Of the
stewards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
Nrw-JERSEY STATE RIFLE MATCH.

The New-Jersey State Rife Match will be
held at Clifton, about two miles above Passaic, the
extension of the New-York and Eric, Delaware and
Iackawanna Railroad the 18th inst. The match will
he open all members OF the National Guard OF New
Jersey The different matches will be : follows The
Majot-Geucrars Match the COmmandernchiet's Match,
and the " Winchester Repeating Match The Remington
Arms Company have offered prize goldmounted
rfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
CRICKET.
THE GRAND MATCH TO-DAY.

THE GRAND MATCH TO-DAY.
To-day the last grand cricket match OF the
season will be commenced the grounds OF the 81.
George Club at Hudson city the conesng elevens be-
ing those OF the noted Young America Club Of Phladel
and the first eleven OF the st. George Club OF this city,
which for this match will include b. b. Cooper Napier
Bance, Cater. Earnshaw Forum, Brown, Butterheid,
noon each day and stumps will be drawn at $40 M;
dinner at p. IN. The Young America Club go Boston
next week.
The members of the New-York Club will
take the $3.50 A. H. train for Paterson to-day to play their
return match with the Paterson Club The members or
rho latter club will meet NewYOrk Club at the Pat
eron depot at iO and escort them to the Held at the
Race curse Wickets will be pitched at II a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
STAR vs.. HARMONIC.

The return game between the star ana mar
monte Climbs BROOKLYN amateurs took place Yesterday
on the CaptOline grounds The HarmOncs had strong
nine and Stars without the services OF Manly
Mort Rogers of the Lowell Club playing in his place
The game opened with Of4 TO 4, the Earmonlcs
batting sharply In the second innings the stars gained
the lead and at the close OF the fourth innings the totals
stood IL 10 g. In the following innings the HarnO
mics added to their and retired the stars Tor
single the at the close OF the sixth inning staining
al IS 10 IL favor Of the Stars. In the seventh anu
eighth innings reversed this order by adding
10 their score and withdrawing their opponents leaving
the totals II. BY this time 1t had become 700
dark for further play the game not having beeh co
menced until after D. M. and 40 the Umpire called'
the game. The appended gives all further partcu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
THE TURF.

NEw-HAYIN FALL TROTrlNG MEErNG-sloOND
DAY.
NEw-HAvEN, Sept. 1.-THE second days
trotng az Hamilton Park to-day largely attended
and good trottng witnessed. The day Was bright
and warm and the track was in capital order The pro
gramme showed races the first for horses that had
never beaten $3.50 purse ~ 00 the winner taking
500 the second 500 and the the third 500 There were
nine entries, five OF which upon the track When the
judges bell rang.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-15
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