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admirer IN the crowd, also n ffer, and only a
few years Younger than MIR. smith.
Now. that sounds MATERIAL" he continued, a.
Mr. Smith. after many tremulous quirks and
delicacies Of xecutiun brought his performance
!, an end J9hn Smlth Is born musiclin.
hcv marched behind his hhn'. You ought to
hear Tim play Inc Rowing sailor j wish he
had hts iiule here, too. He's wretched good
Bidder
III don't know this new tangled science" said
Nr. smith. modestv when | congratulated him
uron his success, "but 4 Kin spare a breath or
two for the old tunes"
MODERN AND ANCIENT STYLES
when the Gfers, young and old, had showed
their skill, the drnnImers had their turn.
Moodus drurmed, and VI nsneld drummed,
ana Hartford drumtned In the modern style,
while the old boys listened WITH Tolerance. but
not with apprObatiOn. The gymnastics Of dru -
minS did not please them, aud when one youth,
III endeavoriug to toss mis- drumsticks IN the AIR
and eaten them and stun keep time. failed IN
rlnriouslv 10y dropping uis sticks md his tune at
tue same instant. they fairly yelled with delight.
william Snaner Of Ellington. ~ years ol (;
liir IN NNcrs ul stafford, almost 10; and nalf a
dozen m ore. ranging IRON 10 upward, illustrated
the go0d old style Of drdmlniog. and though
their GLOWING was II tie stiff from long di-uso
OF tue drumsti ks. they ratified out some rather
lively beats. Many Of thelr old fashioned long
drums, with discoIoted parchment and dark
mauogany. studded with Drass nails. had seen
much honorable service, not only IN the civil
and Mcxican wars. nut also on the bloc less
uclds OF uunumbered mustets VI the gallant
, Connecticut militia.
Tue aw ara OF the Judges gave the gold mount
ed lie to Joseph Heck Of Hartford, a West
Point cadet, and the orumsticks to j. f. Hub
bard Of New Britain. 1 he suit uf clothes be-
came the Properly OF lhOm Lloyd Of Wilt
m mi II wears old, aud for three ye irs drum
mcr In the United States army, ana the CHROME
went To- Willie II .nimond of Rockville. 10 years
old. and a remarkable drummer.
TIE veterans were not disappointed by the re-
suit u the contest Let tue bows We the
irzcs," said one Of them. I'VE have mad "A day
tue ike OF which hasn't been seen In Conuecu-
cut Tor forty years, thanks 10 tue ROckvinans -
hut Old Mr.. Huub rd OF Glastonbury VINO had
var a Ia nla kat fsft "A
not be induced 10 play 1t. SAID Win teas ~ ns
eyes " rho muse etnt wn4t II was in our time.
What's more. II never VIII he again
Orson Hlchd dson, the professor II drumming,
vino lied to take pfizs. said, " They didn't
give me fair chance. hey didn't give me
time enough to drum. i could have shown tDeul
ali tue rolls, aud the Il aus. md the double
n me, and the stop beats, ana the petidddies,
aud the drags. ana the ten r kts. and eleven
strokes, as well ~ those Dlnu musicians. But
for some reason or otnef, wont mere y what.
the Judges dIun't gIve me fair chance.'
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JAMES II. rAYLon,s FORTUNE
The Pee thnt WINS Granted to Francis Kerr
nan, Roscoe Conkiiug and Others.

Henry w. Bentley, the receiver of the
estate OF the late James Il. Taylor. applied to
Surrogate Calvin on Tuesday for a mCdlhcatl on
OF an order Of ex Surrogate Hutchines, granted
In 1874. allowing about $4,000 out Of the estate
to Francis Herman, Roscoe COnklng. Henry l..
Clinton. Charles rracv. Rufus +. Andrews, and
others, for services rendered ia Mr.. Taylors
will contest he ground OF the application
was the want Of authority on the par, Of a sur
rogate to grant an allowance to a defeated Iarty
TO asuit to contest the validity OF will. The
theory Of the receiver Is that IA by tho common
law only one party Is entitled to costs. and that
that II the prevailing party SO also In cases
Ike the above arising In the surroeate's Court,
which springs from the old English Fec esiasti-
cai Court. the same rule prevails, and none but
the sue 'essiul party Is emitted to any costs.
SUiros.te Hutchin2s therefore acted without
turisdiciioD, aud the order granting the allow
ance Il void. The receiver further claimed that
even II the rover existed Ia the court to grant
the allow inces, the power also existed to mnd-
I, the order granting the same and this heinR
So. and the estate having become reduced ny
reason % expensive lit2ation from about $40
OO to $4,000 the Court should. in the exer,I~e
OF asOund discretion, reduce the amount to "A
mucn smaller sun.
Henry l.. Clinton. on behalf OF all tho benen-
ctifies under the order, claimed ON the OF her
hand frs, that the suit was not common law
action. tut Ia the nature OF an 90 Ilty action and
that from time iinmemorial the costs and all ow-
ances IN all equity cases are discre ionary with
the court, and that II the court saw tit It could
grant costs 10 both parties, winch WAS usually
done when the action was instituted IN good
faith. And second, thst the matter was res
ddJudfcdtd, ana tue present Surrogate could not
disturb II. III the lapse of two years does not
tar the receiver aud all others from interfering
with the order" said Mr. Clinton, then the alb
sence of forty years would not. and long after
some Of the parties were dead, some one might
apply u the court to revoke or modify an order
and thus work great injustice" he counsel
cited cases III the Court oi Appeals to sustain
his POSITION.
Surrogate Calvin interrupted the argument TO
call the councillors attention To the law OF 1870,
which declares that allowances may tie made
by the surrogate. nut after the manner provided
In the code, and the surrogate asked whether
that dill rot mean only in diiicult cases." &c.
in the language OF the code. aud whether 10y
that statute the amount was not limited 10 I've
per cent
MIR. clinton thought that 1t did not, and the
Surrogate took the papers.
All the personal estate OF James g. Taylor has
been abs uroed. ana the real property, " part
H., is TO be sold to nay lawyers fees. Suiis To
the amount Of about Sl0JUOJ ale pending - aiust
the estate.
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AlBERTSON-W WESTON Wednesday, Oct. Is, at
the residence OF tlr bride parents nv the Rev David
H. Jutien Chai es L. Alder son to Addie NJ West oil OF
Sew trk cry.
AlKL> -MCFARLAN.-At Metuchen, y. J oct. IS
By the ey. Mr.. rtun. Charles Ayres Of Mctuchen T.
Mary G. Mctar an, daughter vi john Mcraran, for.
III, rly % Auburn, Y. Y.
Observation-Disclosures MONDAY. Oct 10. at
the r.sidcnce OF the brides parents by the Hon. VIII
liam II. WIcsham Mayor OF city of New York, and
on Tuesday Oct II, at the Church OF toe Transhgura
Ton by the Rev nr. HpugntUn, assisted by the Rev.
Df Ogood. Anuic W ltOn eldest daughter of Wilhelm
ann.
DISQUALIFICATION Tuesday evening
Il INST, al the residence OF the BRIDES mother
The Rev. William Humpslone. William 4. BOuc nelle Of
Baltimore 10 Mar, Ennis laughter OF the late Augus
III. l.. Woodruff ~ New NOr, City.
HAL>rEAD-FOl,GES rER.-On oct IS. at the resi-
dchcr ~ The hrtle's rents the Rev. +. W Cham
le Pearson llal.ttad Janet Youngest daughter vi
James Forester, NJ. D., all Of this city,
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The Philharmonic Rehear-ai.

We have already referred TO the reor-
ganization OF the Philharmonic Society and to
its Il ttering prospects for the winter under the
inspiration OF Its new leader. DR.. Damrosch.
The pubic rehearsals begin this afternoon at
half-plst two, at the Academy Of Music, and
will present by way 81 novelty the first act ~
Wagner, "Walkure." THIS was confessedly to
m - persons the most exciting and interesting
of the whole sequence of the Nbelungenlied
presented la-t summer at Biyreuth. How Il will
ear tranSpl ing from the warmth and fervOr
Of the opera ic stage TO the cold sterility OF a
concert stage Is the question which all those
VINO 40 to this afternoons rehearsal will ask
themselves.
Even II the result IL fatal to the charm Of
Warnef's wofK, ~ will byno means demonstrate
That mat work, under proper Influences, IL not
abspt biugly interesting; while, on the other
hand. II w gner proves attractive In this SIX 'le-
ton form, no one Will deny that, with action,
color, costume, and scene Hdded, the effect
wouib be intensified IA thousand-fold. Some
idea. therefore, OF the scope OF tnis niue l.
thlked-of composers work VIII be obtained
from the present * erlment
To DAYS puzzle rehearsal has been preceded by
much dlgeu work on the part Of the orche stra
at the private rehoarsals u the society.
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CAPT. WOODHOUsE,s WIZ.
The Quarrel in the Family Of One of the Old
Liverpool Liners.

The contest of the will of retired sea-
captain. Philip Woodhouse, was begun vester-
day. His estate, real and personal. was said to
he worth three or four hundred thousand dol
lars. lie WAS noted capt IN of passenger pack
cts between New York aud Liverpool before
the days of steam. lie died at the age OF -.
Three OF four years ago Capt. and Mrs. Wood
house had a quarrel, and the wife sued for lin
tied divorce, and the three daughters and the
son James took thefr fathers part, and two
sons, Claiborne aud Pninp, took sides with
their mother The action WAS Withdrawn and
settled. but the par separated from tn time,
after nearly fifty wears Of married ife. The wife
took up her home Ia the Sturtevant House, and
one day wren she was alone in her room her
gown took fire and she died
CAPT. Moodhouse bequeA thed nothing TO his
wife nor 10 mis- sons Claiborne and Pniip, all =
inc in his viii that hls advances to them bad
equalied their share. Another clause bequeathed
to u daugh'e r houses and lots IN liroOkyn, in
Atlantic aud Greene avenues, describing them
Ms having been conveyed to HIM 10y deed from
his son Cl tborne and wife. These lots said
to have been security ur The money advanced
To Claiborne. The two disnheuted sons are the
contestants
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Court Calendars this Day.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. Nos. a. SS. l26,
I42. l4s l1, i55 1sa 1874 liA 2O3, PA, 2lb .ld 2s
SUPREME SovEr-ShAERL ikHM .S9- 80, 81, 81,
s. 80 " u3 ti'e "a W. *, l4 10 lsoo lb7 ~ Is,
So 32H 3ie 40 d0e o. a., ~ %, 10, a. ~ "a 49, IA
90 ~ HA v5is 81, 100, lOl lO3 100, lO7. 100 lld,
llGls L.
SUPREME Court SPECIAL TERN.-Law and Fact
Gaze un Nu. la1 40 lendHr.
SUPREME COURT 4 IRCUtr Part Short Causes -
Noe. $50. 5000, ABB 400 1850 31v 300 1893 1898.
3d52. Par us ort u.,s-No,. 25i4, s. Is $500,
les, 3by2 3lUl 100 als4. 40 $50 ad2i a6, 3iiu,
Mgs ab', 23g6 $3.50 -,tS SCOT a3od 55li, 35ls, Aio
Si2d, X, 1914 PWi III ShuU & us,H Sos, 2gl3,
3f5, 3ial 85,3 1851, SOT, 3op 3l9l 3122 1923 3l2t
$3.50, al5 3idn $40, sDl1 2V17, a35l 33l COLL Sl3t.
SUPERIOR IoURr-srKcIAL TERM Case on, No. 40.
No GiN Ctlrnu,r
SUPERIOR COuBr-TRIAL TERM Part Nos, 2s7,
sM so anl, 30 ~ 323, ga 20, a2o 32' 3-s, $50
$50, 'eil 32.
COSMOS Pleas EqrrTY TERM. No. 81.
toMNoE PLhAr lMAL KIM Part II NOS His
Di7 SAD, uih, uDi. pVJ 1908, luul, Part lll-Shorl
CAUSES Nus ST. pA0, 500, NS, BOD Causes ret down
Nos. Wi3. hA7.
MAXINE CouRr-TRIAL TERN Part -Nos. 47nl'
iSOi iNiJ isSI 1890 iNi, ihtu, ipid fniH 49ib 4Hiu
1851 4Wg Ptrt II Nu- 4773 NiNl, f7ti VS., 500
i,S 400 ifug inlO ipld Nils ip.3 100 iJda 4si :.
Pam III. Nn-. 72a7 Yl7p, 1su d9iS uSit $50, UUiJ
Odi0, Oi23, $40, sl03, 81 ~, s5iJ dod 500
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THURSDAY. oct l9,-FLouR AND MEAL
we're lo@ibc nqncr Tor The Common and IL" ma DUN
orrs, but me extremes Of eraGcs were without quot
s t IN. Eye qu aqsT n se and a 'o Ws c
supernne. a 5@t6. extra State. Sc, s5io.e
tsGS DO. Xxx and XXX s5 Ss s5''a 49, v i
Shss c sna , HN 1 M s9! e. p sSoS
srn 9sSers ssd isy or1ad Sg'-ss S21ngrn
tstSssiio Brandy ~isc. $3.50, ii - RSe hour,-si
pernne, Si.'54soIO, BuckNhe dOur 100 Rs - 5Os
'oorroS SPOT. steady. rgt closed du. MilMng W
lpnas losc sac- 24ss Gl.. t1.gre a. S &c.
Tor October 10 s93.c ior Novemoer lst for pcccm.
bcr ii 1880 Tor JaanaN loe752c Tor tebruTy No..
que m!ddn0K urauds, lJ-4dd Receipts ~ INC
TGoyi.SSs tqgs s!es y on the sSGo,, sin iao9us
s@g, ~ ,e 'oft o more a % S ana OK
Ss' n aqF s a 9h! at 'S na wg. u neat sH IN '
request Lara utch nsci, N spoi' Hih "lr OF .ol
~ sio' ioT m ot In nrmcr s I. %
80 tcs clo.iu. at 1900 f. hoSeHoer and tA''.s
h.usc ior city nulrr nam for nne grade. STATE
lrme e. chnr'' 33'e,o' ~ AR to sooi, -Aetlt
loo lSc creamery 3ki,gic. Cheese unsettled Stn .
"a torres gelasc' western DO, 7SlSc. Eg-s dui. :
GRAlN W'ca nrmer ana less active, sales. ITO Ooo
hu'li incn inS "ll spring tlYti o. A. ~ qu,te, OF
ti25@tl 81 No ao tl3 @tla2 red ana amor Win.
a ti.i.9tl Is Tor { 'nada We,i. harley ma oct r
DEMAND kie hrmef sales 1000 bus. al Ply, r
81 $500 oush, at sssfIc for mixed ana i5.,lgc.
for WHITE Western aud stai, ncldug sladrd At Al .
and actvei safes idl go hna6 At . tdac' ~ new
No. chiessS s at ss1sooe cosas atsr CHAM At s
higher Lure gls White at dOr aud ,rl.ow, - ftp
for spirts turpc4uuc And ,lV5,2 iol emuou good
strained roll. Petrdcunl Wa. quiet and unchanged nc
felghts rather quiet nut rates were retained Ia
a. n S,s nrn Pos''ons Graz to LyrrP9S ov stas
nour 2s od DO " Glasgow by SAIL ". VI. cram "
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An Anii-spirituai Exposition Marvsls of
sleight-0f-Iiand.


Saturday afternoon M. Cazeneuve en-
tertuined COMPANY OF gentlemen 10 a small
room at Chickering Hall by doing IN my surpris.
ing things OF the kind performed oy o-called
Spiritual me dlums. He was so TIED that neither
head, hands, nor feet could be moved, accord
ing TO ordinary laws Of motion; and his
shirt GUNS were sewed to tue blnjaRes about
his wrists In such way that the hands could
not be slipped from their confinement Without
sevefing the tnTe .ds. SO bound he rang bells,
blOwed on a emmy trumpet, md beat "A urum all
at tue same time or somebody or omething
did behind curtain drawn across tns front
II ciDinei. He nlel the large eve 81
needle with short threads from spool
! i'd uron Ills lap cut piper into GU
Nous shapes, wrote ON slate the words
VII ten GA cards, gave tue marks ON a dominl
secretly selected Nv some one present, took N
his own stockings and placed them In his lap,
while hi boots rem ined on, and his
feet securely tied above the ankle, took
of tue coat Of n gentleman who, biindfod-
ed, sat beside hin IN the canInet, with one n4nd
On The performers trenst and another
over his forehead. to detect anv movement.
kissed another gentleman wHo sat beside him
In the me manner. transferred that gentle
mans watch ANA chain fOm his vest to the
prcsudisitateuT strousoIs pocket, and did other
maryels.
After he was inbound, he tied himself into
the most helpl - AMI impossible n"-ltton.
making seyenty-twO knots IN about five and
half minutes. He pldnly says that
this Is ali Gone hy sleisht Of nand.
p,rt Of this programme Will ue per
formed at his exhibition to- night, and the Whole
to morrow ui.ht wnich will he his last appear
lnce herr. 1 D-iDOTruw afternoon matinee
PEI fuTmance " Ill he civ. by MIN for the hene-
Of he sisters OF the Strangefs." 10 aid IN
supporting the orphans under tneir CHI ,rge
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hRApY.-on wedne.anr. OCT. Is. Is

BRADY.-On "Wednesday, Oct IS. 1870 Mrs Ees
atvc and friends Respectfully invited attend
the luutri from mr. residence, lg2 Monroe ST., %
DYorf-At New Rocoeiic. on Tuesday. Oct. II
Henurtts, vile Of Joan DSotI. formerly Of the Old
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fuy Invited 10 attend the fu era from her late resi-.
d nee, on Churcn 81, Sew Rochelle. ON saturday. Oct
DAY On lucsdsy oct T. at hi residence. sSth st
any l.tn Av Mct ne Dsy, IN W. slst year OF ms aye.
rtr INN t s.' h4 hr nv vo Mseha q tn
fril;y 2olh u.t., At eP. ii.
tLllol Ton sat9rday .oc! ii, 1879, at the rest
rsd1pn g MTs nas Ss III VAR 81 Ge ,a
naei NJ / ll.It OF West Brighton. st-tcn lslaud. IN
.GAiNEs. oct is, $50, William Henry Gaines. aged
~ friend. Of the family most respectfully invited
Jersey 81 y, on FRIDAY. ~ / O'Clock.
o IS John Fla ' "a Del Sp ven nasSsai
VI Mar. arei Men -marh, aged 4pyears.
neral SATURDAY., Oct. FL at oclocS, from hiS ats
il crmsli IN VARY ceg@'ctcry. ~ WV '''''
FosrEK,-At the residence Of her sister, Fort Lee.
n D.. on thursday mOruhi, oct 10 Maggie A. roster,
Nolcs y funeral h rcafter.
MArHAN Mrs Amelia Josephine Adelaide Ma
grAM aird - y,afs month";. ana 10 daYs;
nndrr' are r.. ecifuy inv 81 TO- attend her funeral
on sunday sad INST At l. NJ, from her late r,sl.
NrkiHY. o. Oci. IS Elan Murphy native of the
The trend. of Tie family are requested to attend the
iunera from h,r aie Residence a7d Sd ST., Brooklyn.
slMONstN.-Uu Wednesd " afternoon. Of consump.
ton AuAu-t simouseu, aged "a ears, months. anu "a
days.
Relatives friends, and the members Of the Norwe.
81 % societies of New YORK are respectfully invited
atcnd the funeral from ST. LuNrs Chapel, 5ith st. aud
ON nv., on FRIDAY the eO'h ST.. at O'Clock +. NJ.
The mrubcrs of the Norwegian ; cietY are hereby
requested TO atend me iuncrI Of our lar Secretary.
Ausu Simonscn ON FRI iaY, Get. ~, ~ ~ l.. NJ from
; Lux >, Hospital g. GABlI. LSON, PrcAi Cut.
NANDEl,lll TAT Grecup ihf. Brooklyn, on Tues
daY, oct II Atef snort nut severe n ness Cornelius
Vanderbilt, a-ct - wears ami month.
kealiNts ana friends are rcsp'tltul invited 10 at
tend his fuuer from the rrsu, nee Of hiH -ln lnlaw,
WI liam 49, fcuWlfk, 1875 OIh ani ST., GrCcupOut on
FRIDAY ar rrnOun at . u'Cluck.
kcypJrt, ~. papers IIctse copY
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IN USEN ENTs.
"The Lady of Lyons at the Lyceum Theatre
Louise NJ. Pomeroy as "Pauline"

"The Lady Of Lyons" at the Lycrum Theatre
Louise NJ. Pomerey a- "Pauiine"
Mrs. Pomeroy essayed the embodiment
Of Pauline In THE Lady Of Lyons" at the Ly-
ceum Theatre, last night, before a large and az
plaudinR audience. In general. the same merits
and the same dement's that were noticeable IN
her impersonation Of Juliet were to be remarked
In her acting on tins occasion. Perhaps tbs
best notion OF both would be conveyed by say
ing that ner work il more like the outlines Of
a sketch than a finished picture-a frame
rather than nnished building. he
skcctun is there, tut the fully round & BODY,
raoi M WI If and color. aud ulluit tinz vi
passion Is not Net completed. The SANE inteli
gence, the same feesohahlv correct mechanism
thft was manifested IN Julbt. may he > en- ia
PfUtuc. PNs-tnN the lady NAV become more
plastic and ductiie with exrerience aud urActica
~ her profession. The probabilities are that
she will, and nat she Will give TO her Inn
person uon a cert+tn sOfiness. ruundness, un-
duatin9 outline aud prUuriety of color
ING AMI Shading which they now ok. should
she achieve this sac will bs IN actress
worthy to mold high place. Possibly, how
ever. sne may not be capdDie Of suftendertn9
herself TO deep emotions aud strong passions.
Hnd ~ at In comedy her ere test success may ps
Obtained. Only oy observation Of nor course In
the failure can Tue question beIe suggested ha
answered. That size has nlans qualities ADD adj
vanteges. without wni1n an actress can
not hppe for brilliant career, IL sum.
cIentV lam. Whether she possess and
can bring INTO play these which should be to
their complement. cannot now be Determined.
but sue gives very strong Hrounus Tor nope thdt
sue my d. certain kinls Of histrIonic work N
II superior manner, md thus 90 honor to hei-
PLAYED Claude almost well. He Is clearly
a pains.taking actor, and one not with
out intelligence. He should increase his
strength, intensity OF purpose, aud largene~s
OF effect. MI. Welsh Edw rds acted tOl. Dtinlis
Mrs. Jord Madame D.sohdpp,uss. aud Ars.
Prior " idOr MelnOtit. These Two ladies' were
the only members of the cast besides those mem
toned above who deserve oomniendators men
ton This uiece will he pl yed TIL Saturday
evening. when Romeo and juliet" Will Id
hx.iu urcseDtuu.
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The second Dnv In the Yves, side Parh.

The second day OF the trotting IN the " est
Side Park was commenced with the postponed trot Of
wednesday for the 2'37 class r. A. Wile0xs h. <.
lie ~ the fourth heat and trot IN 235ll The
for the gao class had thirteen entries. Dui only
started The g. irnry Won the race In three strai- ut
hta.s In 2.iA4 23B 2'37 the race fora special pre-
mum hau uut three starters, Moscow, Dolly Dot. ana
81. George. ST. George won the mr., heat IA 2i7 aud
Mo cow NOn tue second ana third heats and race In
2J1Jt, 2.aB.
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NEW YoRK, Thursd " Oct. 19.-Receipts OF
heeves today were a. car losd or 1120 head making
1850 since Monuay against 3SS for tue same time last
week The demand was next to nothing, and scarcely
more than onefourth OF the offerings changed hands.
BUYERS would not look nj bunch Of cattle exc pit at
further reduction u prices aud the limit transactions
were at failing on IRON yesterday equal 10 &c. n.
A few ~ tue best steers were SOLD at oAc. n, to
dress 30 ms and OF the at ne dress "a
ns 7e@plpc., TO dress 55e50 MS, was the range for
common to prime.
Receipts OF calves were 4i2 head, making 1901 since
Monday, against 1.527 Tor the last
week Marset steady at ba love n. Tor veals ana %
@t9 head Tor grasscrs
Receipts ~ sheep and lambs were 90 car loads, or
bbvs head making 1884 since MONDAY, againat 1d47p
Tor tue same time last week. Not much change IN
PR &C. hut nm easier feeling. with sales q 40c.
Tor sheep ard bct6A.c n for lambs, exc usIve Of Q
lew extra sid nj JtsCt7c.
Receipts 81 hogs were 80 car loads, or ia head,
making 1901 since MONDAY against ON for the same
time last week. None offered alive.
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THE TTRF.
Rather slow Troitine In tho BROOKLYN Driv.
inQ Park NenInrdnY.

The second day OF the trottlng in the Brook.
lyn DRIVING Park was fairly attended The hrst race
for the go cass. The starters Dan Smith,
Dolle Raven, Frank Martin, Ioare II, ana Bruno.
j. DentoB'H o. y. Dan Smith won the nrst and secon
hrats IN 2:id 247 I thrdh at was dead heat ne-
tween Dan smith ana Dohr ~ ZOO The fourth heat
and trut Ma M9L ny Dan smith ~ 2lN For ihc second
Tor the ESQ 81 Hh there starters, Lllte
Frank, .oue h, sussex barley JuiSe II iertson aud
Carrie VI "rs, lat e Ffauk Won the FIRST ana second
htas IN 2l 23Ne Sussex won he lhlrd heat m . 20.
ami Little FanA Won the iOurth neat ana 2.lO.
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N1poeon once said to Nine. CamnHn at Is
your mission 70 tram up the mothers ut France and
maze them NJ Lreed her es" Had u T. lab IT. 3
Baby soap been IN existence he great ruler w0ud nave
point that II shOu he usel iOr physical Cu.
tur. I, AZ scrssary 40 moral tbs new toilet soap.
de ic ltc rure rnd without 6cal scent has equ
for toilet tue oath tub. " VIII soon become
hOuhenO d Word -Adp
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the United Kingdom, o.; do. to Cardiff or Newport,
bs 44Nd kenned petrole from Baltimore TO Ham.
burg or Bremen IS lid Tallow fairy active at $3.50
oAc Nhlskey quiet at clio Hides were fairly active
ara hrm sales Included 1000 dry Montevideo, to ar
GRocgEIEs RIO was aue' in the absence OF sum.
Gent etocks quoted at I6a 201c gold stocks az ali
ports III p35 nags g1S Of witch here Mild grades
quiet at 2923c for Java aud 16e1Sc. for Maracaib
Ioth gold M0.asses wa lihcr net. except IN JOB
bjc. for old and ssc for new stock " 0sOs hhds.
forcien and $50 bbs domestic. Domestic rice DIV
and IN fair rcquestat 5@6i1c Raw sugars were very
firm ans quiet fair To good refining CuOa D6basc.,
sales u ESQ aids and LAO baRs At St1gAc. for Porto
RICO. md 9js@10c for centrifugal. Stock Of 3i07o
hhds. 90 527 boxes, 1Sk2O3 bags and 111g2 melado.
Renue hrm an in demand at 1i911ilc for hards, aud
lnALaL 1uian for A ~
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with powerful drugs for dyspepsia and try IN
bland 6ul sea ching SPECIFIC, Mis- OF Mdguesia-AiU.
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MARINE INTELLIG EyCE.

s. -. hiEihTrRE ALMANAc-THrs DAY.
huh rlhcs.. % ~ sun scts...... 10 Moon sets. ~
Hl0H WArkH-TuIs
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