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The New York herald., 1876-10-09
RIFLE NOTES.

Tho Creedmoor Rifle Guards, composed OF the en-
ployes and markers OF the National Rife Association
on the ranges, are TO have ride match among them
selves on the 10th inst. at Creedmoor. Mr.. Brewer.
superintendent OF the ranges captain OF tho guards
and Mr. McGlon acts US secretary for the present
casion.
The regular yearly rifle tournament for tho marks
mems badges commences IN Conlin's gallery next
Tuesday evening During all last fall and winter these
competitions attended by the best marksmen in
New York. They proved to be an excellent substitute
for the ranges at Creedmoor, arranged as they are
upon scale of proportional distances, which makes
practice IN them similar In value to that before tho
tull length butts.
For the remainder Of the present month the follow
ing competitions VIII take place at the ranges OF the
National Rifle Association, Crcedmoor:--
Saturday, the l4th, at three r M.-"7urL Field and
Farm badge; 200 yards, 10 shots any brecchloadng
rife; members National Rifle Association Entrance
tee, lity cents
Saturday, tho 2lst al half.past throe p M-Ma,ch Of
'Rapdity and Accuracy" &c Conditions us usual.
Open To all comcrs
SATURDAY, tho 2sth, at three p. M.-"Marksman's
Badsc.n All corners; 200 and 500 yarcs; Remington
rie State model Entrance iee hity cents
Saturday, the 2lst, al haif-past ten A. M.-Amatcur
Rife Club Competition for the ''Gcger Bull'se
Trophy" Members Amateur Rllo Club 1000, 900 and
500 yards. Entrance fee, 81. Thursday, The 18th at
eleven A. M.-"lnter-statc Challenge Aatch;p Crcs
cent City Rifle Club, OF New Orleans Teams oil eight
any State 500 900 aud 1000 yards fifteen shots
each distance. Each team to shoot on It's range.
seventh regiment, MIS- ~ I'm Satufuay, inc
14th, at threo j. MCom petition FOR the ''Shells. "
Saturday, the 2sth, at three r. M-Sevcnth regiment
''God Mcdals.h
Thursday, tho 18th, at three p. .M-washington Gray
Troop Cavalry shoot for National Rifle Association
''Bronze Medal" 200, 800 and 400 yards; shots,
each distance. ON Thursday, the 26th, at two r. M.
Third Annual Troop Match.
In the great interStte long range match which is
to come or on Thursday next under the auspices Of
the Crescent City Rifle Club following associations
to have teams shooting:-Iho Crescent City Rinc
Club, the Rhode Island Amateur Rifle CLUB, the
Amateur Rifle Club OF Rochester, the Dearborn Rife
Club, Chicago the Burlington Riiie Club, Vermont;
the Ogdcnsburg Rife Club, New York; the Connect-
Rifle Association, the Leathcrstockng Rifle AS
sociatlop, New York; tho Milwaukee Rifle Club, the
Worcester Sporsman's Club Massachusetts,; and tho
Amateur Rifle Cluo New York city.
Tho match is tor the honors; will be shot by each
club on its ranges, aud reported elegraphcally
Tho ranges conditions and number of in each
team to be the samo those the late interna-
tional matches at Creedmoor.
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THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.

TO THE EDITOR rng HERALD
The "Patrotic Society Asacc Lorraine" in special
meeting neld September 80 passed n unan nous
vote in favor OF y subscription oil 800 toward Mr.
Barthodis colossal statue or Liberty 10 bc erected
Bedloe's Island Tho members OF the Society Asaco.
Lorraine always happy to DO snarcrs act Of
patriotism or international brotherhood In the pres
ent circumstance they desire TO be foremost among
the subscribers from legitimate feeling OF interest In
a noble scheme and OF especial esteem for their Illus
trious countrymcn. The treasurer holds the above
amount subject TO the call oil the committee cmpow-
ercd TO funds advance the work success
fully undertaken by The Franco American Union IN
Paris and which Is 10 be carried ON by tho combined
action OF the sister Republics the United States and
France-a perennial monument OF their evcntiui Al.
lance past and promising friendship or ages
% come v. fORrwkN6LERs Prssidsnt
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SUPPLEMENT-

scene previously stated, the Moineux Grounds
track at Woiverhampon, and was in excellent order
The bicyclsl also favored with ne weather during
the greater part of the journey on Monday and Tues
day l2o miles were done on Wednesday loe, Thursday
lo4, Friday 90, Saturday l0a John Kecn who Is par
ticuiar friend OF Thuicts accompanied him during a
greater part the concluding day and made the long
hours much less tedious. There large assembiase
OF people In the evening" between 900 aud 900 col
ecting to the finish OF the At the conclusion
the course invaded, and Thuillet and Keen were
carried the shoulders OF the crowd The last twelve
miles done in 40m Tnullet rode llty-iour inch
machine Of keen's make.
KEKS STANTON
on Friday last made fresh match the conditions be-
ing similar 10 those under which they rode Monday
last, when Stanton, owing 10 the breaking OF his ma
chine compelled 10 retire, although leading at the
time OF the accident Keen offered TO concede one
mile start but this refused by stanton, who ex-
pressed his determination to for the FIFTY ymile
Championship The match Is fixed for Monday. 0cto-
ber Q, and will be decided At Lille Bridge Grounds,
West Brompton.
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Total for the week. II, 2s3, 002
THE MONEY MARKET.

On one or two days, owing to the movement OF loans
incident TO stock speculation, call loans rated
Ligh az aud per cent, but per cent was the
mon charge for brokers' balances Otherwise the
monetary situation mas undergone no material
changes.
Among tho banks and trust companies rates have
been marked up to and S, the tendency Of the
market the whole showing hardening disposition,
the rates OF domestic exchange showing the currency
movement az telling against the CITY banks The
larger general trade is apparent in the market for
commercial paper where larger lists OF are sub
mitted By the dealers for selection TO their
First class paper Is freely taken both by bank
and by private buyers, and indorsed names ranking
''gilt-edgedv with ready sale We quote sixty 10
nincty day prime dry goods bills receivable al per
cent, four months acceptances are * TO 5ts, and
good single OF four TO six months, o TO g. Gro
cery paper good demand at AZ 81 per cent for
four months and lor sixty day Cuba and other
acceplanceA single nAms isrslsd ates&
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Oct. Z. 1878.
SugarA perfect duness has prevailed and the state
OF tue market is tho same last reporeu, with
change stock in warehouse AT Havana aud Ma
tanEas boxes and 10O hhis Receipts OF the
$40 and 20 hhds Exports during the week, $500
200 hhts., all the United States Bacon
$H $I2 per Butter $40 $50 quntal for supe
rior American Flour. S3 So per Dbl. Tor American.
JerKed beef So 62a &c i1a arrobe Hams So4 $5s
qunt. Tor American cured Lard in kegs $40 90
n$Ii so per qunta In tins $ib SO $47 30 Potatoes
$ll so s = 80 per bb Tallow, $2S so per quinta.
Wax-,ellow, Sl5 90 $40 81 per ar obs. ione,,
none here. Onions ST. SIS per bbl. for American.
nominal Goal oil in tins, 10 reals gallon.
Lumber dull; white pine. So per NJ in god pitch pine
$50 S3l NJ shocks dull; box. reals sugar hogs
heads IL 10 ess; molasses hogsheads - ~ reas
White navy beams III IS reals arrobe. Chewing
arrobe. Hoops nominal: long shaved, $50 500 per ~
FreigntsLoca busncss Is almost NJ saust the rates
offered being lower loading Havana
the United States per box OF I5c. mid Of
sugar 81 loading ports the north toutsde
pos) for the United states box OF l,c II
nhi Of - $3 To- hhd OF moasct. ~ %
81 Tobacco dull for GROWTH last years crop In
demand but very little iets spanish gold 22's asoa
discount; 'aer. .s, sshs lS do 80 rss asy ro,a ~
London. 20 ztlh premium; Paris, ga Ga premium
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TRANSMISSION OF BLOOD.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

historic story read of gentle queen who bravsIy
sucked the deadly poison from her royal husbands s
wound IN order that she might save his life But as
tnesc days Of SAID 10 be only the days OF small
things We dare hardly expect TO mud even such
reasonable herosm merely Tor the asking. Yet when
MT Hardie announced his intention one OF the stu
oil The royal lady Aforesaid offered to suppy from his
own veins the blood required 10 revvify his puseess
fellow creature. pint of the vital fud drawn
from the veins Of the kind hearted student Having
been freed from fbrne, four ounces Of II were then
slowly INJECTED by means OF an extemporizcd appa
ratus into the largest visible the PATIENTS arm
Ia couple Of hours tho dying lad recovered and recog
nxed those around him. aud since then he has got well
enough TO be transferred to the Convaescent Hospital
At CheadIa
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

The Duke OF Hamilton and party have been ont on the
Avondale Moor every day during the week ending Sept
2s bringing home with them each day bags of from 130
to lao brace OF grouse The Earl Of Dalkieth, Lord
Eskdaill, Lord George Hamilton and the Hon. Mr..
Marsham have, for few days past shot part OF
the extensive Canonbe lands Eskdae, Dumfri ssshre
and have had excellent sport. Parlrdges reported
very plcnt1L
The Morning Post (London) of September 25 says
sNever were the prospects OF the Scottish turf 30
promising the days the late Earl OF Eglinton
than now with such patrons as the Duke OF Hamilton,
the Duke OF Montrosc, Lord Roscberry Sir Frederick
Johnstonc, Mr. j. II. Houldsworth and Mr.. Crawfurd,
among Others, to sustain its national prestige
The CesarawItch will bo run al Newmarket on Tues
day next. The following Is the latest state Of the
5io against Woodlands, 4 yrs. St lbs. taken
to f500t
10 10 against Coorassie, yrs st. lbs. ttaken)
% to against Ladylke colt, yrs, ! ST. lbs
~ to against Cataclysm, yrs, Q st. lbs (takenl
rs to against Umpire, syra, o. lbs taken and
wilndrawnl
taken and oncredI
25 % against Professor, yrs, 8 st. IL lbs taken
Is 70 against Bantyro yrs, st. IL lbs paken and
oneredL
33 ol against Ben Battle agcd,7 st. 6bs (taksn and
offer d.
aa to against Innshowen, yrs,7 St II iba ttakcn
40 TO against Talisman, yrs IS st. lbA taken aad
oneredl
1000 to Is against Tinis, 4 yrs, 7st s lbs (tsken
twicel
1000 TO Is against Hetty colt 8 yrs ,5 st. lbs (of-
feredl
66 TO against Preakncss. aged, st. lbs (takcnl
AL recent meeting oil thc yacht cubs ~ Dcanvlle
France OF tho members moved 'that there should
be International yacht station erected the coast
OF France In such manner as 10 correspond with the
station ut present in England ana Ireland" This
gained unanimous consent No d, ,sson has been made
as 10 tho locality.
II the custom for many years past with the
London rowing clubs 10 wind up their season with
scratch regatta, and the 23d ulI there WAS most
successful days racing the containing five eventa
The weather most favorable, and, under the able
secretaryshp OF Eugene Montennis everything passed
oil without the slightest hitch.
Daniel O'Lsary, the American champion long dis
tance walker has staked f5 10 make match OF fl0O
he backing himself to beat the bcst recorded
time for atty miles, and also walg greater distance
In your hours than Vaughan did at tho Agricul
tut al Hail
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct q 1876.
ordinary 9sc Net receipts 7se bales Sales. 2.oss Stock
42oy4.
Cotton in fair demand; miad ing; io'ae low nddins
2.oi0 Sales. $3.50. Stock 1885.
MOBILE, Oct. 4 1876.
e,sc ssc good ordinary Gas 914c Net receipts, 5s
bales; gross, 1865 Exports coasswise. s7+ stock
SAVANNAH Oct. T. 1876.
Cotton quiet: middng. 1o1ac low middlng. 9s4c.
Sales 1910. Stock, 46.2sl,
Cotton quet middling, 9s5c slc. low mddng a7sc.
bales sLp%e1ss spSa sss sa spnnsr g. STOCK
Spirits turpentino quiet 3o.c. Rosin Arm; strained
81 So. Tar hrm 1t II Az
Flour unchanged; sales 500 bbs Wheat firm; No. ?
s s1;s. y "a s a sss y Corn s s
bushels Western mixed 5sc Barley quiet
& ns u Ss
ssh.s @ Lake ~ 400 "a
bushels; lumber l45.oo0 iees Railroad shipments
Flour, $50 bbls.
Receipts by lakeCorn, 457 o62 busheis wheat. 1000
aS y BARLEY do
LOO do shipments BY canal oridewaterCorn. $3.50
Sass sS: y BUSH
price. sS anehaSsed Whsa~Fair milling demand whit
%is wnis p"s as; 1850 bushels White 81 Michigan
81 Z -; car. sS' ds extra a. 81 g. xr ss
club held 81 70; 81 IL bid. Corn dull heavy; quoted
No q seller 52c buyer 5lc sales 5000 bushels No 2
high mixed in lots mlers
521sc Oats scarce. demand good stock hand
quoted Soc 4Uc sales two private Rye
Inactive Barley Light dsmsnd sales 40 900 bushels
sample, Western vt 7oe 100 do. state in lots from farm
.rs 1T Toe s5c Malt-Fair trade aernand prices firm
unchanged. Sceds-far demand for timothy; sales
45O bags 81 20 81 25; coverseed moth doing Pork
and lard in lair demand prices firm Highwines-Prices
unchanged; sales l25 Canal freights higher and firm
SIC to New York, tolls included.
Torvpa O.t ;Q79
Flour Hrm Wheat steady. with fair demand; Eo 2
white Wabash. 81 -; No do 81 IA No. white Michi-
gan 81 Is; amber Michigan spot 81 IN; October 81
November 81 1874: No. amber Michigan, 81 l04; No 2
fail 81 26 No. red fail spot, Sl lola November
ST is No red ia 81 TO- No. Illinois. 81 -
47s4c lrade, 47c. damaged 44,zc. Oats dull white
3sc. Michigan 3i1sc.; rejected 26c Receipts- bps
-four, bushels wheat 0o00 do and IL 900 do
oats. shpmcnts-2tO bbs flour, l2,UOO bushels wheat
81 900 do. corn. and 6,OOo do oats
CHICAGO. Oct. T. 1875.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat unsettled lower
rather panicky closing weak. No. Chicago spring 81
NO. do 81 0o3s cash: ~ OK November; 10. 3chcago
spring. Yic y9c. ejectcd, 79c ssc Corn unsettled
and lower: No. 42ssc. bid. cash; L. &c. bid Novemuer
4lssc all ,he year, rejected 4l1c Oats dull and shade
lower; 33iac cash November Rye in fair demand
lower Barley stroug and higher soc. ss1sc
Ocober s6c. November PORK fair demand but lower
si6 10 CASH Sl6 % October: Sl5 Sl5 02a all the year.
Lard duh and shade lower $40 30 cash - 80 November
50 3iI all the Bulk meats easier Whiskey 81 10
Receipts Flour 1000 bbls wheat, $1,000 bushels:
299u oats, 1900 do rye DO0 do barley ~ 100
corn Ooo do. oats, 81 ooo do; 1910 do. barley
ii M Al
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TURN OF THE TIDE.

Tommy Lynch, the Eighth avenue oyster dealer
who, during the regime OF James Fisk Jr,, controlled
the gang OF roughs the employ OF tho Erie Railway
made his appearance At the Washington Place Police
Court yesterday morning In state Of intoxication
and began proceedings by insulting the court officers
He was promptly arrested by order Sergeant Ahcarn
and arra,gncd before Justice Kasmirc Hc announced
that he was democrat ana came down 10 atteud TO
the interests OF n constituent "Tnen, MI Lynch !"
said Justice Kasmire your constituents can get you
out your difficulty You are committed 10 the Island
for month, and hned $40 IN addition" Lynch
braced himself against the railing and SAID "You bet
they will " He takon down stairs and put In the
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Fine silver bars, 81 l3 81 Is per ounce.
Fine gold bars. par to y per cent premium on the
Mint value
THR GOLD MARKET
The gold market took another downward turn, and
tho price declined from 1104 10 109, closing at the
lowest point The imports Of gold recently including
route foot up 81. 900, this is
the secret Of the gold decline, added to tho economy
Of the masses also the fact that the balance OF
trade in of this country for the first time in
many years
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
In United States securities the movement has been
very considerable and attended by decline. Yet
leading houses and investors in this department
Tree in their predictions OF ultimately higher prices
inasmuch the government credit IS strengthening
and its issues among the safest OF the properties Of
the world.
RAILWAY BONDS.
The trade in these. IRON some unexplained cause
as large during other weeks. The 1uctua-
tons, however especially in the coal issues wide
and frequent, but Al the close prices hrmer and
higher Pacific bonds retained their steadiness, while
Of the Western railroads. notably In the granger
States. showed tendency to weakness
State bonds comparatively neglected the prin-
cipal dealings being in Tennessees and Assouris
Not much activity be expected in this department
until after the Presidential election.
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A HORRIBLE SUICIDE.

For some time pas, William Fost Swede, 1fty-tws
years of age residing No 81 Sacket street. Brook
lyn has been subject to dts of temporary insanity
HIS friends did all they could to cure him, but without
success Last night, while suffering IRON one OF his
attacks he cut his throat IN horrible manner with
razor An ambulance Immediately summoned
ana Fost was removed ST. Peters Hospital. where hs
died a short time after arriving.
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RUNNING AND TROTTING IN CALL
FORNIA.

SAcRAxsxro Sept 2l-AGRIcuLrURAL PARK
CoURsE-RUNxISG. selling race, purse $780, free Tor
a.e $780, allow cd lbs $500, IA lbs. ,25O lbs.
added IA lbs extra the excess 10 second horse.
STARTERS
N w. Randall names b. M. Emma Skaggs, by
Norfolk out OF Sallic franklin, years old;
to be sold Tor 81, 900, III lbs...,..:........
John Hall names b. Elizabeth Tilton, by
Woodburn, years old; to be sold Tor $780,
iIs Ron.rso. en,sr. blk c Vanderbilt. by
Norfolk, out OF salie Franklin, 4 years old;
10 be sold fUr %,n 500, - ,..' o'
SAxx DAy-SEcoyD RACE Purse 1000; $700 to the
FIRST $500 tho second and 500 10 the third horse
two mile heats
Theodore Winters ch. c. Bradley, by Norfolk, dam
wiiam Mscts General sherman, by Nor
folk, dam Bonnie Boil, 1 years old. 2 2
Owners Nathan Combs, by Lodi, dam Miami,
years oid
Time 3:3s,4-3:42H
AGRICULTURAL PARK COURSE, SACRAMENTO, Sept 20,
1s7o-iRorrrss. Purse, $500 for 2;2a class; first
horse $500; second horse $500; third horse, $50.
Oakland Maid and Gold Note barred.
l. N. KillIps br. IN. Lou Whippe.. ........ l l
John Williams s. z. Governor Stanford.... 2 2
'0AA Time, % a:soSMa:soH-a:so i.s-a.sax.
sAMx DAY-TRorrIxG-P 800; for 2:31 class !;
nrsl horse $780, horse, sl75 third horse $75
1. J. Roses b. q. tommy Gates. .......... l l
George 4. JacoUs' 6. m SwcetDriar.....2 l q
ID. Dennison's blk s General Reno....,- 0 2
w. H. Shears br IN. Lacy Cummings dh
A. G. Marston's blk. .. slsruc formerly
.
w. H. Shears b. &. Muggns. s............8 8 0 8
J. C. simpsons b. 8. Hayward Chief. IL dh DIR
Hiram Ciark's m Alameda Maid. dis
kcCord Malone's b. e. Red Cross. 10 dis
c. W. Moilthrop's g. nj. American Maid. IL dla
d. W. Edson's s g. Long John .........l2 10 dis
ID. Gannon's ch. 8. Venture. ............ dis.
Time 2:31-2:S0x-2:29-2:30h- 0h-2:34
sAMx DAY-IRorrIsG.- Purse, 81, l,25O Tor 223 class;
nrst horse, $780, second s325, tuird $685. Two-mils
heats.
George r. Jacobs names m. May Howard. ...... /
John w. Morris names 6. Professor. 2
Tim Kennedy names b. &. Gold Note ............ 3
Dan Dcnnson names 9. Jerome. e............... 2dis
Time, 5:055a-5O9k
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PROFESSIONAL OARSMEN.

THE FORTHCOMING REGATTA AT GREENWOOD
LAKE-THE ENTRIES.
The interest of rowing men is very generally turned
toward the professional rowing regatta at Greenwood
Lake on Wednesday. the 11th inst. Tho course is to
be . three mile straightaway and for single sculls
The prizes will be three purses OF $780, 800 and $50
respectively. The entries expected to include tho
most prominent professional rowers in the country,
and already include Edward Hanlon. Toronto; Fred.
Plaisted, New York John Bign, New York; Edward
Powell Pittspurg Patrick Louthcr PittsburS. Harry
Coulter, Pttsburg; Dan. Ward, Cornwall; Ill Ward
Cornwall: John McKIel Cresskill Station, Pa Frank
Bell, Philadelphia; f. A. johnson lcoIored Boston !;
John A. Landers, Boston; Ellis Ward, Sing Sing
The regatta viii be under the auspices OF tho Green
wood Lake Sportsman's Club. Many oil the men en-.
tered are already at the lake and pulling daily
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ROBBING A YACHT.

The schooner yacht scud, owned by Y. w. Lindsey,
lying in Gowanus Bay the foot OF Court street,
was boarded By some unknown thieves on Saturday
afternoon and robbed OF sails and other gear to the
vauo OF $50 subsequently the property Was recov-
cred In tho hold OF the yacht Mohawk where II had
been stored Tor safe keeping BY the rogucs who, how
ever failed to call Tor their booty.
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FOREIGN ExcHASGE
TIE posted rates for bankers bills arc unchanged at
81 s31a tor sixty-day and - 80 for sight

shows gain Of s2l7 $50 in the surplus reserve which
stands sl6 $40 425 Tho increase Of specie shows
that fsy 0oo 900 Of the gold Withdrawn last week
and the week before has been restored to the market
This item in = accounts Tor tho decline IN
golo The reduction Of legal tenders is significant OF
the outflow OF currency 20 the West and South and
the larger which the Improvement in trade is COM
peling Of this class Of funds
VALUE COINS
The following are the nominal quotations represent
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Increase ia the three monin ........ 153,054 81
The tonnage Of the road never la ger than IN the
month OF August and prices at former rates the
business OF the year would 1t is alleged. equal
that OF any since It's completion
TRANSACTIONS WEEK.
The following table represents the opening. highest
and lowest saes regular way Of the principal stocks
during the past week, together with tho number Of
shares dealt in -
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BICYCLING.

Thuiet, following In the wake Of Stanton and Raw
son. has succeeded in getting the best OF sFather
Time in another OF ,no popular long distance bicycle
races lie completed his task OF riding $50 miles in
six days a. quarter Saturday night, hav
ing bsgua q seven o'clock NoAday norninG The
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THE AQUARIUM.

Mr. Coup started yesterday from Quebec with whale
for his AQUARIUM The monster fish is carried in
special car will In town early on Tuesday
morning.
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Financial embarrassments prevented the Mutual and
Athletic clubs from auishing their iul quota OF games
Both clubs failed TO make their second Western tour,
consequently all tho games they have played this
son have been thrown out Of tho league series The
following tabo shows the relative position occupied
by the remaining six cIubs:-
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BASE BALL.

The following tablo shows the number OF league
championship games that have beon played far this
season -
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovipRscR. r. l.. Oct T. 1874
Printing cloths market closed Arm 4yxc. a Sc for
standard and extra 64x64 cloths Sales Of the week.
600 plecex
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BoARpMAy-UrLEy-on Wednesday, October 4. M
Zion church. Rome, N. Y, by tho Rev. Hugh l. NJ
Clarke JonS BoARpMAs Jr, OF New York city, and
AMY eldest daughter OF Harmonic G. utlcy, OF Rome
wALKER-BoycE, BROOKLYN September 2S, lS7d
BY the Rev f. Y. Ingerso, STIILMAS X WALKER 10
ANNIE C., daughter OF Arthur Boyce, NIL OF BROOKLYN
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To-day the Bostons and Auburns play at Auburn,
New York nine ard Harlems at Centennial Ground,
Jersey Guy, and Crystal and Mutual ut Captonc
Ground.
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FINANCIAL.


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dies single prvile also explanatory pamphlets mailed
any address correspondents In principal Cities In United
States.
A JOHN uICKLISu 4 CO.. ~ BROADWAY, NEW
N YORK make Investments In Stocks and stock Prvi-
ese Parties wishing operate sdould call ON us or send
their orders by mail
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mailed tree Quotations furnished References In cading
cities Of the United states
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n aud brokers' II Wall ST. dealers In first class puts and
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per Circulars aud weekly reports sent free
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Fine silver bars, 81 l3 ST IS per ounce.
Fine gold bars par to y per cent premium on the
Mint value.