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Gorses. Carriages, 6arness, @r.

So ~--~~~-~-~>~~~-
A SECONDHAND CARRIAGES at o
N, "a KIFI E.iaudI, clarence, coupe, PARK phas'oh
asll. Top ali NJ,
TOP .WarOn all Uset by private ta.lN Je1 nsSiv
new 10 be Al. CU tl-IslS, NO. Jus ht~ bot'Se'
uear 4t t-aVe ----.---------
HARRIAGES.-All kinds; Bugei 8, Phaetons,
" i.uckawa s. aud obers at great rei9cel iaala,sS-
turer prices "NOhAs' 'o' $50
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uAYANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Sept l9spanish gOld 22Slis22Ssl. Exchange
hnn the United States 30 days, currency s1is uis
eOant short Sgl$dO, 60 days, gold, 94d9I prem;
sh rt s5Vit do l00lOi9 preDl LONDON 24G2lA2 pei
larIs, 8l20D2l prem. sugar quiet and weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

potafoss fnm Kansas Nova Scotia are on sale
here lois from most 4 Ire intermediate PAGES lhe
Kansas With In igt cadrgcs ~
s2c Ger b Tney arc s,Lng s2Gs2 70 per Dbl,
siderlbiy lover than Eastern gOwu. car OF Missouri, IN
rlfur H. rot spd ~ - About 100 bulls, by
rail from Nova qa huc, ar sizing at - % Maine Jack
am sE21GS %. Tue mHrkHt n rather weak.
Gets are less frm e4pecly VirIi H. bne wer
Jersey equal DeaSie GhuI kihs lor pic hes ar"
Ito and slowly at IS bOL huAknelOus are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

peccpts for past 7ii22 boxes DO PREVIOUS week,
NJ 10 30; exports t7 TO- Liverpool oabIo quo
fa'.iE "a notwithstanding tbs aItlri yI,cI s.cdY al
uuGigYus Is the ma ktt mere
IsGr and amos II quite l. TIE trade here las not
RESPONDED the hi IA uEirus paid In the CnuiTy on" wees
ago Some "i the largest shipper" have Vlthdfanh usy
0rs trsui the Other size There IL some accumd'n Ot
FrE more than 5000 being carried over lrJm last
y,pk Ia extreme ratea wore paid D. ihe
country ytt Tday but the general ice ut The Falls was ~ &C.
Tor Hs cheese. Tor sOmug very fancy on SPECIAL 0fefs
ice hiring charged sold iu Tie Opu market oh
tteiT merits me act ~ 10 e'cel l-A2t fme
Ono 10 Il al c - tue LOmi iad some very B1 81 20
sold today It 1C. and tiat ~ uLh -
portion OF 0uy The oogh markes wi 3D. Snot
EL.nH.
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Corporation auiires.

NToTICF TO CoNTRACT 0RS.-MusEuM %
" kRr rLnRe CEATasL ~ po pos ns1a,rment
NJ ",uS aG T. tan sduaFc, antlf " ki,N hsN - ne
day ~ neinbCT 1910 81 Ga boui ., 1,,,sc,v ~
@ " 49,, a,pticuars The Ciy heoord Tor sale ~ hoota
No T. CITY HalL New lork.
NYuTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-la
~ ,a.xT AEp CoNsrRi cTIoS MyRRsDE Ayssi ere
hi aled envelopes will be received AZ TIE haet OF ue
R-TsTtIaeTt OF Pubic Parks 80 Vslonslassrs nn,t
Jis pa N tho 4th day 81 October, lsI6 81 Tie ho1 ~
nine o'clock am fOr the Improvement aud sostac,
tom III Iersda Avenne, between Seventy seronlsh ana
aud hin liethst For particulars see The Cay
Reeorsl Tor ssla Al Ne. 2, CITY Han Ass-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
IrNION PAOIF.C RAILROAD CNMPANY.-
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoEK Tuesday, Sept. IS, 1876
Below may be found the result of to-day's
safe At Arch JhhnsIOns establishment, Tairteenta-st.,
h,tveen IIniyersit y-ulaos and Fifgh-Aye.
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DeniisIrp

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS;
~ mecIanica dusIy; reasonable cLHrfesj sat.si"euon
guaranteed. las Wesr 81 bet. Nk"b"oCNh
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUIl-
- L-My Rose Plates Indicating color and SUP
sIane) ay1iIoil tl excel everything heretOiefe o.
strength ana llghtess nees Oy 20 ~ ssfu
10 be apprcia made IN day, hud only 40 20 ~ ~
Set Gull examine Also, brs Rubber aes HOh sio ~
si5 Gold and liauna S45. ExtractRe under eass
Dr r. a. "a AIT a. Last TwenytbfIai near haaisoh~'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

up on pams They 20 slowly ounces begin arIve
bot and hite demand yet Grapes are sun ve a ant
crack Of Conc rs reaches &C. with dhenlty sOme
e Cai berries brought - 20 2 Cre bus most sales are -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
JOSEPH W. DUeLIss seoy. EDwARD b. FELLOWS Pres'@
A RE You lNSUREDf

"A oFflcE OF THE RUrGEia FIes IEsURAScE co, iS'l
CnATHAAsQUARR, JUNG. MOTT SID " oRIilsss'' I
NRw.l oRK sept 10. 1876.
The annual election for Board " Dirests on us ~, "
many viii be held at this Office ON MONDAY oS~ = io'O
Pol'S open nun - w. :" JOS W. DUGLIss, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

AppIes blown or by the iae storn, completely GUT
te mar ct sold anywhie from tu. 70 soc per DOL
someW hat ires sales The former price WITH gOoI many u
soI Though offered at almost any price ugOf 1910 o! "al
NeW.York sell slowly ~ 81 5O0sl 10 while lew shtelei
N,iena Blubh Fall Pppn, Twenty Ounce, &C. have been
nj 81 pears rather weaker Battiets were selt
IA Wosfo lof MAJ week only TO bo returned heio
t- IL mat market being guicd IL taxes cYtri Hli 10
bring $40 while many seconds and cubs Win sOt a ss
"a "a Beurre Bose worth S50SS; Sheldon, Nogtl ~
- Mn, dam sell, Flemish Beauty and Duchesse SBara
few extra Duchcsse a. per half bbLi e Bonus -
being good enough % reach SO Delaware Peddehtss
are nearly over Some SmOcks were received ~
e,s,es taday aud sold at 81. Much 81 ho
ersey fruit wfs what had been blown from The trees w ls
i,s sarsn selling gt BOO 6Oc basket Extra Cr9Wi0ds
went as hig IA 81 rs and basket This week VIII ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

MeiIuu. Urimr.

sReccpts the past week 52I packages do preyi0us
Wcek ~ 229 Iprncut l3OJU pacAAEeS Looking ~ tho
receipts would conclude hat ttocsS were ncclli!nS
In the al ami pr.us Wta cu. such ~ NOV le
fact market really oronrr and Two kln rs az sI' are
ahead Of pit, yL tie rist FhirScl te
and gfs,d shIrng OF Westsn TtTr are WhsprrinEs
about Advancing r price OF sat pals 10 400 ~ n certain
CiaFRe' "a some Instances TOT
The tancv selected -, Ia jOJ Os There was report
maj mad rlbe butter bought Tor bipueHi vas
mix No be- rud here OF nniayOTablr nrws IRON
thr European markets. Tuis appears have 9fls ae rom
tAe fact sugPer hndng the mar~et hsa NJ a
need that there han pfOnt M RESELL parted
" m some Of his puTCHas Iuslead o otIcr shippers
do NJ the same they continue To manifest az eiger-
n,ss 10 sccura al itiOnal lOH, though II does appear
f they buy uI.Cnmna Ion. Ia their anxiety 10
secrc l0 week o. tJcy bought rerkrsy ati we're
often we'd in mat which had bean hardened up In Ice
house, AIaJus OF n o U.ut purchase Tor shpnnt
are 2OO Indiana nigh sal oil ~ lsc 100 rAs AMI 20
tuIs Illinois 23l c; Illinois, ZJc.; 30 NiE!Hs Iowa
25G; 500 tabs do On private terms 10000 p MInesoa
Vrs1 tubs AT Z5c Illinois, 24c IL ~ uODc aule inat
iirs row aiear more willing to take r uacI OF that
In Wsb tubs proving inferior 10 ris 10 The home tI%ie
IN tn ohio cfe ineIy the sold ri 3l2C: "a MnesOu dairy
packed gac NJ drkGs, ~ 10. Cortland County state dy,
30. Delaware CDuui dairy, al raips Sci Ihhuanqda
County dairy "a iHs soc; Coln er1anGy,
go In ppug what puIpOTs To he ate dhgs IN, t6 uus
900 Il IA Glud and ir,ius only forwarded. Ne hear o.
considerable purchases O hilo h G. IA te COUNTY, Inc
=. mo .VI ia quit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

ALEX. FR0THINGHAM & Co., Bankers and
n 5fukars No. Wsst, maze TOR Gus omeIs dtslItye
ITMENT Of large or small amounts ~ 2toC NJ o -
legitimate chIct,r WHICH frequently ray from hye twenty
fines lie amount Invested every thirty days -. -.
REIIA BILE STOCK PRIVILEGES negotiated al fayost
HE | stocks ght carried long desired on De
I N fee 10 five per cent Circulars ana weekly reports
frna
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Entered :, the port 81, q, si.Siip5i5 sL7i'
Thrown upon market. ..g5G5gl i,9lLl&i ~

Entered a. the port g., 80 rs sl,Glg 0i5 slIioIl3
Thrown upDn market. .JJG,5Gi l,9lLl&l lsJTSll
Eluarad Tor consn..... LIS ,Ili l,l7Llll l4,l4O
Inbt- rat Improved IN nearly al DC
rrincnts Te cty rcs n de opeus an unusually sati5
tarOrv manner Iauu4ct ~ Xix are very atny HE'LL
Mere was good nd io cIl"ro cashmeres aud nrinots
Liberal sales ~ licA cas- n't aht ulp u,lo
and anlra pure hairs ami MA tnrs were iarF active
Taok and iorrd Dire, silks arc Ia STEADY request anl hfh
n ere wa. gO dvnt.E ribbons, Velvta, ana lhlhirty
siiss and desirable tsIr ana wiiths show an adNhehs
tendency. Linen gCoI moved iary ana had oonhnlsu3
Willie 10 ~ r'lei q,;, Int aces and Hamburg rmbusres
were a.y, puNgtsg ard action Cotton Ncivets and
W, vel, ems W 10 u .cTClseU demand Mons wear Wnolei
goods ruled ui wtr nts but jObbeIs MAZE lair SAFE OF
ri0s, tTiCIs, &c. Hosiery aHn ltbiic
gloves we're mOcft and far amounts OF d a
laipit. iu n diSiTbuted
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financial

A~-GAS STOCKS. -
IA NEw.YORK, MEfHoPOLITAN, MViU y, W A
MAMMA TITAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLID =.
ana ali kinda OF brooklyn and lork Gas SECURITIES dtuS
inby Disg; ~, = 20 ~ - hr,,b q, N v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

The ally for the week at the arons points
distribution IUUwS BY Eie Railway, 10
$3.50 cans mix Harlem ilailrosd, 10 do New.
IIay Ea rIa 80 hudson River Railroad, $50 DO;
Midland IarO3t $40 mix and 80 Of cIeaIhi nisce
laneous ne by routes 900 cans mlkj total y % cans
milk quarts aRCh. The price at which TIE surplus las
beea Nd she platform dur ng the past week ayerafei
a. o. beginning al 81 10, Gel Ing 10 81 o. ON me l4
then Ca'y atyasCng closing al ~ -. Dry W er not
onl mItyr Nv shortened The sup y but the Iilre oi
spr!u rendered " inOs ble TO cor the mix
suftgrnty vent iis SCUM MANY farmers p az thtr
Tue late rain viii doup less Oh
ts officially. All ~ sweet milk now hn"s ready sa!e
LAVE POULTRY AND GAME.
fowls have far inquiry. lot OF poor chickens was
sOd az Ike. lower la the absence OF J'nts buy
keeping a ries NJ holidays Ducks have
also dcCiued Nest Rsmc nnis arr ~ ba order zoe Oh
Western drawn p4Fr a-s sold 4u66Oc Grouse plenty
and lover Reed birds cell 5OaSc y squgb ~ 80
- 20 Philadelphia dry picked Chickens, To- sell at POO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

~ STATE.
Factory fancy l 2la13 Factory, skins, soft . a Ga
DO ss oSf ! - % i5 ba d,'a a parry 40
~, crr' ia,srsri a DO common-......
ONO Factory nnc.l dllL gthcr Factory, fair Oh
Do fair 70 good @lo IT, co., h AZ ssims'
EGGS
pccsnts for the week $50 pkgs; do previous week 6bBi
pkga Eggs be coming 10 rather more reey but pro
81 requirements At nrst tey were ace,
ana Wfgirn s1i really a. brit With more hbriu sup
NV today thew ars sUuoN hat stady AZ 2Jc Gniaeons
VI and T. + BdOz % N West. com. 10 flir 22 d23
state ami Penn.....2i y Sahiha ''''. ''''''..-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

Good 0lila' y;;;.;,;' 10 n GdiiS 4 Ii,s
sor fatir9 u,ivep tgre was moasrata business A.
CTablc tie tuith hf'N
h lie M iherc was decline iIsc. ses yestcF at
D. m-October 200 lac lG lls4sgi N1ylhUei, 1Io5
ils-g. Bu:s mtCT 30. tsYC: Jlnay' lNO,
iiiis.c. March, 10. llsaa: total 200 taes fist
yIy, 600 l9f'slei tr{S Loo " SgcgT sc. Seb
500 Iisa.c; FebruAb, 700, 1'Iqe.. total 20 b@,,S
sales tod up 10 4. m eptgmeef, ~ ~ =. wv
H., ZOO II - JotlbsT. 400. sa 1880 llse.i %
iIisc 400 llszci 700 "A &c. Noyenicr 1000 ii - ~
80 200 ~ e. DsCeMu 20, llSt.ci 60, lls4c, zOs
iIs1sr. .JauuSTy 90, lIssa FoFlSIy. 90 - -i ~
lli5aC hdicIL 200. lis2c, Apr 4O2 H. o'a TO- ~
h. Grand tota Ualss 10 CAc4 JVV
SSet,ii5e,, i1r fanuary. 4jie Esiket closed nItu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

-.
Receipts OF cried fruit for the week LIB pSRs and 2OI
Of rguuis; 81 lmHils area apes ~ IS w 20
f Of api,s ltalsfa grciye the nertSity o. put
ting where German shiHsB VIII take b0h 81 lhen
ie trouble thus far has been that the stock MOI good
enough. 81 bCIt and Western apples when ready can
be pEc az Tow figures, ieru Is probability Of fair xpart
trade atuW which IL y ~ be next 10 mo-si e 10 lse ne
crop zone Southern lruit is bH oyerhauleo; tne bst
packed shipped. Then havr been somewhat
fre sales T.unsser apirs OF 10000 10, Ia bags sell
Ing 49g 30 bags Georgia quarfere De- 100 bb Old STATE
n &c. a few barrels OHIO quarters nave Dtci
received reac qurt lot 81 lbls Gecr IL pe,ltn
col (so y ut IA &c. &c, aud inferior at o, with
% hbis Gegrgl at Il 2C 10 unpeelen halves f
CheIr diIuy en at lBcc Rlbrrries arr anted ~
- T2GC BaC kbtrTlps firm &C quotations. DOL lO' sell
ling Be. Peanuts unchanged. Quotations;
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n. Y. wHoI HsALE PRICES uF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For InE WEEK ENDiNG SLrT. 10. 1879
Ir-.urn.--. ILLs Y Llennrterl


only good articles The FREIGHT AMI other eHnse' eat
~ gyr Osz Pat everything be- good n5dc An ATTRACTIVE
h,k eEautuatuu and often hikg ' "urfr lst
rlycul, appearance t- iarh r'CuTry ~ lat
m. ntt0p Wi LOT alo change about N-s
ruty ~ carp aT wit, MARI plainly
- bcsilud uUtc contents tho
boz stating iIe auDunt also. send rtIer al no
same what ~ cont TIE route un A- ~ ~.
gyr or t ,nHt iuClpscI IN barrel or box AlW1gS
sfntr the num,gr packages. secure Tor yuuf Tcpua
ZION ar spe gU0ds put tat Ia m
demand.
ANu PEks.
Recruits flr Beans I2IC 1D; exports past week,
yGl page. receipts Gf peas lB-O bash. cNporr OF Ict,
1 H. Al I .dS bfaus SHOW a uTuurSa nearly
srDagpg "a advance. Very utilc STOCK Il ara lag.
A ly Of % B.. prmg old mel,uus sold - 81 ~ %
ms. 81 Is; 20 bUl, ~ 20. OF mtrrbw- 0b-bhi
III it IA sold the ok II ~ 30, With 100 b1~ put
hoard a. A sgTIri- r1d kidneys were
~ nd u 10. About 100 BAGS southern B T. peas have
They lOiGu8 Og about - 3D. Oht VII rap
INV decline. q
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nIDEs AND SKINS.
IIahIa

Receipts Tor PAST WEEK $50 bales; shipments 1873 bales
Yer hops coming forward the td a. OF tro"eis
bel above the narku price Uec notwithstanding nat vas
advruCei A few choice hops have been sold above
quotations. general the market Is quiet Ia the 90
siOck o. WITH and pending inquiries about the
hops. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
Gndufidl.

NOTICE.
~ AL p-rs0as interested securities OF the ATTAIN
ANDPACIFIC RAILROAD 90 desiring 70 participate 10
Organization OF 81 LOUIS AND SAN Pr. NCiSCO
HALFWAY Co.. accordance with The plan adopted % TIE
BondhOers Committee OF said A. ard e. r. r., must signify
such desire prior Sept 1875 aid all subsc1tlons 10 mo
o nawO under said
he settled before a. 1876 the p1ou 81
pariicIpatinR viii be forfeited. A. PElkCE
Room g. 3 Broad st. n. Y.
, 1876-03-26

onna a also in the Park Hill stakes 1t Doneastsr II
niovN rR1scE-2 TEARS.
.,I,s..1-NeWInar1et; Dewhurss tiats, 4 mills: 1of
Brown Prince Is also in the Two Thousand f,n,n...
os5os' FAaa lr11 de Paris, and St. Leger Of la77
EdoT1sr. LITE BALD K1oLE-2 TxAHs.
1une 1s-ssot Nswstakss, Y mile, to CARRY ~
Prince). e'4'7 sAee osoHn
II 1s77, Eeottst is engaged In the Two Thousand
e5utneas. Derby. St. Leger, and Grand Pix ds pa1s
Also in the 0oodwood Derby IN miles suhscrihars
START YEAnS
ooFteneer l4-Donc1ster; 4ye1r.osd sxesnetake
MULE to carry 119 pounds, a Subscribers.
In 1871, Start Is engaged In tha Ons 1hou..,a
6uineaa and uaka. A8s"1
trom the above entries it will be seen th.. .ha
AMERICAN horses are not likely tn mate rnuch
show before, as least early summer. They veTo
al at latest advicas doing we'll. thouch hie1, in
aeaa. Ihe!r stables are at Ne1markat. air
SANFORD Will sail for Europe next woek to v;s;t
1oom. IN England, as in the Unitod States. h;s
colofs w'il ne dark blue jacLet and cap, Goatsr.
sno "en-AaoWn English Jockey, will ride.
r THE SAN FRANCISCO RACE
BAN FRANCISCO, March o5--The2 2 mile and roneat
1ace took place to-day. The track was fair. and
strons oreoZe was blowing. The pools at tbs
course we're brisk. Hockhocking was the fayorite.
Golden Gate next, with Revenue and Chance
ABOUT even. Chance won tho first hen,
unaer pull by three lengths, in 3:lln.
Gate second. HocGhockng third. Hockhockipg
sho"ed luclencss between tho heats. Chance
w was no" tho 1arorite at 600. Gate 155. Revenue
~, aockhocking, 3719. In the SECOND heat
Eevenue dropped out at the first half-mile with a
10 3:a6A, Hockhockiug secoud, Gata poor
third, fSS1
, 1876-03-26
Chicngoss Centennial Contribution

ChicnEoss Centennial Contribution.
An Accessory contribution to the great display
OF art and industry It tho Centennial will be
the ornate and substantial furniture in seven OF
the principal Philadelphia hotels. Tho major
portion Of the furnishing OF the Continental.
Coflonade, Trans-ContinentaL United STATES,
Globe, Westminster, and Grand Exposition Ho-
tells in that city is being done by the Tobey
Furniture Company, OF Chicago This institu-
tion entered the field against host Of Compel
ltors from all over the country; but the beauty
and soIidity of the Tobey Furniture Company's
work distanced all rivalry and secured the con-
tracts. It is now An admitted fact that tic West
is the natural home Of furniture manufacture,
more elegant work at more reasonable rates be-
Ing obtainabls here than anywhere ese in the
United States Apropos Of otel-furnshing. it
will interest Tue TRIBUNE readers to know that
tho Deavan House in Albany, N. Y, the Grand
Palace Hotel in San Francisco, and frst-ciaBs
carayansarles In other cities, were supplied in
whole or in part by the Tobeg Furniture Com
pany. Nearly all Of the chamber in the
new Grand Palace Hotel have been made from
designs originated by this Company.
The American cabinetmaher, Of Boston, per-
tinent'y SAYS: "'{s furniture manufactured
only in the West?' Will be question aaked by
vlsitors Ut the Centennial, no imagine"
, 1876-03-26

perhaps. as the cultivation OF any ether fruit
crop. The barEiss grown in the Northwes: are
barber than those grown 10 Cape Cod and Nav
Jersey. They
GROW MICH LARGER AND KEEP LETTER,
and are, consequently. in great do,nana fos ship
Pug to California and Europe e trade but lately
crauberries cauno. bo oyeruyoducetl Tor so.ne
e1me to come it but necessary to state that the
production in Wisconsin and the East has been
multiplied ten times since 1860, vet the demand
nas sept ahead OF the increase Of the supply, and
~ 1ne ur1ce naa improved instead OF diminished.
It seems that tho more people eat Of cranherr;.s
che mora they want to eat Of them. aud thoy
Promise to become az staple fruit aa apples
year ago cranberries in Philadephia Brought
as high 10 81 per bushel though, Of courss. tbs
xax IA extraordinary igure.
, 1876-03-26


such laws Il shall be ensc1el for those pnrpo.es.
TIE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.
It is now definitely settled that Epclood will
not send team to compete ut tho Centennial
Rfe Tournament, and the only teama of r;ga-
tnen who will appear on behalf OF the Hritish
Isles will be those Of Scotland and Ireland 1'be
stand taken by the English Association winch
IL also the recognized national BODY that they
would send British team to the exclusion Of
the Scotsmen aud 1rishmen m distinct bod;ns
has led to the whole trouble. Scotland =; onca
accepted the invitation, and refused to withdraw
lss acceptance even after repeated entreaties
from the representative Of the English Ascot
alton. ireland remained non-committal until
it was definitely settled that q British tcam
was an impossibi!iiy, when i: too sent an
acceptance Of the American challenge. 4
telegram from Dublin was received by the
Secretary Of the National Rifle Association.
dated Dublin, March e, as follows 1.-The mem
bers Of tho Irish Rifle Association have unaui-
mouBly voted to accept tho Invitation of the Ma
tionaf nitlo Association Of America to compete
for the championship Of the world. They have
also agreed to chai1ongo the Americans, through
the Amateur Rifle Club Of New York. to shoot
return match at Creedmoor in September. after
the Centennial Matches on the sa1uo terms AZ
the Dollymouns matches"
This last-namcd contest will bo another effort
after what the 11ishrnen would prlzo fully AZ
beating the Americans. Tho double defeat nt
Croedmoor aud Dol1ymouu. in 1874 and 1875 il
not taken by them az in any way conclusive that
they are tho poorer mazkamen, aud they hope by
adopting the American tnc.ics Of team drill 1u-
stead OF individual effort, to show at last that
they posseas at least equal merit With their
American rivals.
, 1876-03-26

1sue 1T biae behind. At Baltimore. an III. oos
bssd 5oo p.;ss 1o1 sne p5ie @ stsie. miles, by HUI
M az 80 -: Mate ran eight t:mes winning frst ransv
pse second money three times Juno T. At ernms
ahsp' II niles, in 2:1d, beating rrs,Is. o1a- a.;
business, Gray papes ass TzsnI nis
be- seat dhha, 1im Hattie oSei and orotan June Il.
July Q. at Long Branch Boss Twead ~, r., anu
tha ~, sthses. ~ miles in 437R At sarstocs on
w11n tray Planet, Harry Eassett Ertief sn5 a:n, ISL
ehers benind; on the a0th True Dlus be,t hin 1ons m
dasb zen ~ a9s a,ssr desperate struggle. IN ms
nlhard Joe Daniels, and three o.hers feSsla, he,a,
Ps1K psntaa b, the pa pair: Oct. i, At Jesous us
4 As!s; wSsay T.aiais na,ts ossR R3"aas aaa p,,; nn
r.! ~ assh q 1ailes in 3l:h: and, on tho alh wn
MA b. ,1d Iases nnse miles, II 5:s. heatug Victoria.
~on sl. heats IN s. from Bessie Lec in l5G i:5E:
1n 1874, at jerome p.rE 3uao 6. Wit, 7o3 norra. ~,
Aato ran three for tho Fortaru hau,ic.n ~ ,lp' Up
won by Survivor in 2:l7. Artist ascoud sir otssr.
lan; on the 1c:h will l2l pounds, no ran eecond to
Gt'cs, and "oodtias behind him At Sarstopn. J1,y
~; ~; sqr!ntoo1 again boat lin in 1Li-mis race il
W.. - Survivor ,h1d, and Dublin fourth: Ind Aug.
,sn sclt- 8. he beat Carbon snd Audubon at uils
nvatg , IN lisA l;4o; and On the Oil. x4lked over
With i16 pounLs Le won the Manhattan haudicap.
miles in e:1l5, beating Survivor Cateaby josie T.
Lizzie Lucas Rutherford, London Gray IIa,e:, Dub.
l2th he captured tho Graud National uaudicap. &c
Tlle. 4:?3A. with ~ pounds, Leatrg shylocE,
1essie Lec Jack Frost Add -el Eader, and Lizzie Luz
Gus. At Baltimore. the 2oh he was !, s. is for the
2>mle haats, won by nauneretts in 3:a;A, J:391.
3:31A BesEie Lee and Col. SeIligan also running "
Last Year, ut the jerome Park meeting in June
Nate ran unsuccessfully thrice On the 9Th Madge
beat lin, in a.-me d.sh in l:l7H, Inspiration, h F.
Carver, Minnie Mc:, and Scarcher running bcliua
On the Eth Springbok beat him in h-.rlc r4cr ~
243K, and on the 18th, in ~ i!o dash, sprincoS
won in 1:5oH, Bob Woouey secoud, Mate third, i. T.
1y9r4N lin f%fSun
Branch, July Is, with 100 pounds, Mato won
the Lcns Branch stakes. T., 1nea. in 3os4. nestne
Galway, Spcaa;hrift and Audubon. At Saratoga,
Sweepstakes b. Grns,esd In 2:os.{, Sp,iusbok
Ohtipa 3. On tho 3tst he hcGt Mzagc, Monmouth |
the best time record by X seconds winning easiy
1nd running the 2 Iniies IN J:3f. At Jcroms PARK
Oct 8 be walked over for dash Of TX miles, and IN
The 18th heat Miner Acrobat, and Col Nell gar in
,autcr in 2-rle race, in 3:43. The performaucea
therefore, may be tabulstad IS follows:
, 1876-03-26

MATE
~ Aate vas foaled at Woodburn, Ky, in 1869.
10 II BY imp. Australian out of 1ta:tie Gross.
aastralian VAS the sou Of West Australian, Who
,H son The three great 3-year~old events II 1858,
1ne Two Thousand Guincas, Derby and St.
.ttseE, and Emilia. afattto Gross ia the daugh-
" Of Lexington and IN American Eclipse mare,
nao uao @as aiso the dam Of Dick Do:y. Besidea
M1stse, She has borne Whisper. Jennie June, and
~ aa;asnsaia who won the Ladies' Stake in 1863
h.ss h.ss u biz. slsshing, brown horse, about -
~ r,.aos inches high. and NTH ANYTHING from
Nv TO lis pounds on his back, will make it lively
is .ot tie best of them 1t my distance from far
..9Ks TO miles, and will be simply OF iuestmahle
'4ae as y ta1al horse
IN 1872 Mate, then years old, made his de-
~ yas 1t 5erome Park, winning ;-year-old purse.
mi!a, frora Elsie and Margin IN 2:231l4. Aug.
IN n Long Branch. he won the Ocean Ho:el
H. ~ miles, in 3:15. beating Extract John
SsA al!dew, and Doss Tweed. Oct~ at Jc-
INK 10 Eau sroand, 10 Joe D1uiels for tbs Je-
sekaas aatlaar wa1 n a:Aak, With MsssoF ana