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The New York herald., 1878-11-29
QUEENS COUNTY HUNT.

spirited fox hunt was INDUCED in yesterday on
Long Island by the Queens County Hunt. The meet
ut the Garden City Hotel. where about dozen
rcd had assembled to participate in the exciting
sport. Two ladies among the field. which set
ont about two p VI. ard rode eastward some three
miles to New Castle, where the and took place. At
the cover side the field numbered fully thirty per
sons several farmers and others residing in the
vicinity having joined the huntsmcn. Then
followed very pretty due west. thus
giving the people, who were out in force
along the main road, excellent oppor-
tanity OF sccing the picturesque party in
full chase After following the hounds for about six
miles the death took place, with the field well up.
OF the several ladies' who Joined the field after tho
start two remained until the death The brush
given 10 Of these who g resident Of New York
just south of the Court House the hunt again drew
cover and enjoyed good of four or five miles.
the hounds, however. apparently not taking the
scent In this second chase the ladies did not join
The next meet of the Queens County Hunt IL set
down for Jericho, j.. l., for saturday OF next week
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ATHLETIC SPORTS.

INTERESTING GAMES OF THE MANHATTAN Arh'
LETIC CLUB.
The games Of the Manhattan Athletic Club on tne
grounds corner OF Fiftysixth street and Eighth
avenue were well attended yesterday. hanai-
cap run OF 229 yards. in heats. was the first event
on the programme There were nine starters IN
the last heat when Mr.. W. j. Crowley came to the
front and won in ~. seconds. aIr. W. S. Moles, OF
the Standardization Athletic Club came III secohd'
being beaten by five yards
The second event proved very exciting. Il WAS
Two mile walk for those who had never won prize
ar the tnirty-fye entries seventeen started Mr.. ".
o'Keefe won in I'm. sAs. Mr.. I. Birch came in
second in I'm. Jos. I'LL. :. ...,
4 bicycle race of mile came next, IN wnicn
there we're four cntriesS. B. Pomeroy, OK the man,
hattan Athletic Club: Charles and Henry knight ana
r. Iafon. of the Mystic Boat club. The nrst neat
was won by Henry Knight in Am 3os me secona M ~
Iafon in Am % s. and tho third and last Dy Laton
iii 4n as. ,handicor,
IN which there were twenty starters 1t was won oy
p r McDonaldin 3m. 31s the second In tne ,e: race
being C. T. Leach Of the Scottish-American Athleuo
(1ub.
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INSANITY AND SUICIDE.

An investigation yesterday by County Physician
Hewlett, Of Newark y. j. into the circumstances at
tending the death tho day before OF a young girl
named Tiiiie Burck leaves doubt that she commit
tci suicide while laborng under temporary fit OF
insanity. She employed a doncst ic in the
ftrlily Of Mr. Louis L@ang No. 1UIt Broad street.
While the other servants up stairs Weones-
day sine obtained clotlcsline hanged herself
from stcafnpipe the range. Some years ago
her mind in such disorercd state that she had
To bc placed under restraint She recovered, how
ever. and went out to service again. The body WIS
removed 10 tho residence OF deceased's parents No
81 i,rooinc street, Newark.
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AMATEUR PEDESTRlANlSM.

month or so ago Winfield Scott Oh So"arh' won
,ho rhaun,on medal for New Jersey amateur pedoo-
,r,os Il, n match at the Rink, beating eight COM
uctitors. Under the rules in order to obtain abso-
iuto ownership OF the metlal valued at $780, he was
renuired 20 win IL III second match. One OF his
opponents an ambitious young walker named charies
cbaenrsd scott. and Wednesday night they
started 10 walk 100 miles nj the Newark Rink. Ycstcr.
day morning, about eight o'clock after having
nnishcd forty miles, Albright withdrew from the
track. scott kept on until noon. when, having
finished sxty-two miles, he was declared the VICTOR
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MOUNTED "HoUNDs AND HAREs" AT FORT WASH
INGToN-A LIVELY CHASE AND SOME MIS-
HAPs
The other rendezvous for hounds and "harcs"
yesterday was Dyckman's Meadows. near the foot of
Fort George Hill, Fort Washington. Several efforts
have been made heretofore to organize club in that
ncghoorhood for the enjoyment or the sport or
''paper-chasng." but they have failed of success.
1t was. however. determined by those interested
to make trial OF it in order to ascertain what
possibility there may be of its becoming popu-
lar. Accordingly, at ten O'Clock y small crowd
Of gentlemen gathered at the appointed place, all
of them strongly mounted animals adapted
to the sport. general invitation had been given to
all gentlemen riders to participate but none ap
peared excepting such reside in the northwestern
corner OF the island Mr. Joseph Burns of Inwood.
was chosen to represent the "hare.' and Messrs.
Hosea d. Perkins. Richard II. Miller. Andrew L.
souard. Joseph Burns, Jr.. and several Others as
sumed the part of the hounds" There were no
colors worn. Mr. Burns was given a start of few
minutes and he first rode straight upon the side of
Fort George Hill, which is thickly covered with
bouldcrs aid rocks besides being very steep.
Along this he galloped, taking big fence two and
then across the Dycknan Meadows, across ditch
about eight feet wide and round the edge OF the
swamp which fringes the inlet of the river On the
northern side of this there is another fence and
brook. Both were well cleared by Mr.. Burns horse.
Away he won't toward Kngsbridge. A high stone
wall stands the south of the cemetery,
near Sentry Hill.. He took it easily but one
of the hounds not fortunate, and
knocked down portion of it. The horse was
caught among the stones and was cut quite severely
In crossing bog soon after Mr. Morris horse got
stuck in the mud. The rest passed on to Whites
Farm and disappeared in tho grove beyond When
they reappeared the chase had ended. The 'hare''
had suffered tumble from the saddle on account Of
the breaking of strrup strap II had lasted three
quarters Of hour and they had taken about twen-
y-four fences and dozen streams and drains. A
stage load of people and several ladies and gentlemen
in bugges and drags witnessed the fun and seemed to
be highly entertained.
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BROOKLYN DKIyING PARK.

The trotting announced to take place at tho Brook
lyn Driving Park Parkvillc, Long Island yesterday,
attracted large assembaso Of spectators. The pro-
gra mme called for two events ono of which came on
The afternoon was very chilly aud the track in bad
condition. Six horses out Of the ten entered for the
sweepstakes Of 500 aud wine supper came to the
post--vK.. bay goi,ing Turk. to 100 pound wagon;
black Lady Fisher. TO wagon. AMI chestnut
Twilight brown geldng Frank. black mare Vixen and
brown mare Emma in harness, the race being
mile heats, best three in five. In the betting Lady
Fisher the favorite st 80 to SI5 the field.
The race was won by Lady Fisher in three straight
heats. The match for SlUj mile heats best three ia
five. between Il. Duryea's bay gclding Harry X, to
wagon and Dr. Powers bay gelding Stranger In har-
ness not trotted account of the former pay
ing forfeit. The following is i
SUMMARY
BROOKLYN DRIvING PAns, PAnKvIGr.r, j.. I.--TEor-
TISo-THuisDAy, Nov. 2s 1S1s.--Swecpstakes OF 800
and wine supper; nile heats the best three In i've.
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EXCITING FOOT RACE.

foot race for 800 side came Off yesterday on the
runninu track at Erbs' HOTEL near Newark. between
T. PRYOR and H. Chadwick. two spriuters OF that CITY,
The track was in toleraby good order, and the men
agreed to run the distance. l25 yards down the soP
but against the wind. They were sent away wS -. Az
sh Chadwic eventually breasting the tape aoou. @ u
foot in advance OF his competitor. Inc race VS. i
= Another match has been made as the packcrs Ola
PRYOR arc not satisfied with the result.
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William McMahon,s Blk m. Lady Fisher to
THE RIFLE.

The members of Company h, Of the Twonty-sccond
regiment, spent their holiday on the Crcedmoor
range whore in spite Of very rold and heavy breeze
they shot their annual matches. The competition
for the Trsiir Medal was shot a. 100 and l5o yards
which resulted In victory for Mr. X. q. fuilara who
made ~ OF the possible so points III tho match
for the Uicers' Challenge Cup, shot M 200 and 500
yards Private G, H. BrminQhain came cut ahead with
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O'LEARY AND CAMpANA.
pnrLApnLrHA, Nov. 81, 1878.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27, 1878.
TO TIE EDrTon or rHE HERAID;--
In reply 30 the card OF Mr.. p. Napoleon Csmpans'
published In your issue Of this morning allow me to
state thai believing his proposition fair one IN every
respect, gslly accept t, anl have forwar od siVou
to The Spirit IL NE fin,ss the sum he expresses
Willingness to compete for. commence UU niiis
exhibition at horticultural Hall of tiis city on Mon-
day ncxt. When that walk is oonploted VIII az
once proceed to New York and make final arrange
mentA with Mr.. Campapa. DANIEL AtSApS
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a of Al points. Lieutenant Leon Backnr was IN
command. About forty men were on the range.
CHARLESTON. =. c.. Nov. %, ls7

CHARLESTON. y g., Nov. 2s 1879
In the interstate ride match to-day the Georgia
Huzzars team, of Savannah, won three OF the TOUR
matches and the German Huzzars OF Charleston. the
fourth. The wind was high and the shooting poors
The distance was 100 yards
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FLEETWOOD PARK.
pepEsrRrAyIsM AND TIoTTIyG.


The employees Of Tiffany 4 Co. indulged in = series
athletic sports at fleetwood Park yesterday. The
first race of hfteen miles. the men to make
the best Of their way home. Messrs A. A. Trcadwell
and f. J. Knight to the post. The former took
the lead the start and with two miles spare.
Tho first five miles completed in 40m. 52s; ten
miles in III. iOpi. 3os fifteen miles in PHI 3m. Sos.
Tho last mule made by Ircadwell in bin 34s.
Tho second race was quarter Of a mile run he
tween Joseph Oudn Fred Horton and Lucicn v.
Brown. This won by Cudin in I'm. 15s.
The third event boys walk of FIVE miles be-
tween William Kirkland and BENJAMIN $. Wise. This
wac won by the latter in 5.m. 35s
Then followed the trotting. which was sweep
stakes of sl0o, mile heats, best three in I'VE Tho
entries we're Mr. Graves bay mare iIess. In harness;
Mr. Brooks gray gclding Joe. in harness. and Mr..
popes bay mare Minnie H. to wagon. The latter
was the favorite but Joe the in three
straight heats. The following Ii a
FLEETWOOD PAaK--rruTuSG-Thursday November
2s-Pnrsc and stake $780, mile heats, best three in
five.
T...ft ft,, l.r,
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wr,yrrr's POINT ATHLETIC SPORTS.

wTJIETTS POINT ATHLETIC slohAo.
The annual athletic sports were held at Wilietts
Point. New York Harbor, by the Battalion OF Enei'
rcers under the patronage OF General Henry l. Ap''
commanding and the officers OF the nattalion. in'
snorts commenced ut half-past ten A. NJ, ana tnere
was an interval Of fifteen minutes petween ING oo'
petitions.
huae sound was the call to get ready and the Sec
rd call was for to assemble ut the starts
,,ost The following is list of the contests anu 'ne
nrzc 30 yards nat race nrs' Pile.
so second prize sS won y ycondmhong aawa stand
;ng Jump. three trials; first prize 90;
sae second prize = won 9g ,esyv asnasIson ssot
81 pounJs three trials hrst prize ss second prize.
50 70: won by Rceker first; second Mc,Iee. n.
hurdle race. eight flights OF nurLs o. ths .nrs.
hiah once round the parade ground on the tun
alsn' r;r. rnoa Az second prize So; by Kirwan.
arst. corcoran, second. Fifth-Throwing tne hgns
shot l2 pounds three TN nradS hrss; corcoran
second sissh-Running high jump three so tr,as; aI
nrst prize. - 50; seeDna sscnd. p1I seyenthHeavy
narching order race mile to go rs Dsss saa
rs prize S. second ~ srap won by tSe heavy
hsnllaer, three trials; iirst prize 81 o. chn secSha
II 60; won by Ncwburgcr nrsa; ra:o across
second Nnthrhrsessss Unit prns 81 second prize ST.
won by brady and Kirwsn. Tenth-hunn.sns 'viap. Wn
three trials. First prize sa .ontne seeona, mile mile
Dy s. ,,ce, and toe: twice cautioned as to fouI
wk akn ,at 20 h. aisauaed; first prize. $4 second
ST. Won BY cavanssh and ,rs soils, ,,i,s Mwenn ar-.
Throwing light hammer; three hv "isaS soils and
nrize "a. second, 81; won ny oons gu.
SewSurser race aeross y p.Iaa, sa,i,
ground rst prize, s2 second 81; won c os 1nra rs,
snnd 1,ayanauh Fuurtcenth-One mile rae, @ n,s'
~r;z. "a. second So won by Kane ana Coreoran. ~
Fiftecth-Biindfolded wheelbarrox race acrosa wnn
paraN ground; arst prize. 81; second -; ~on
rhs sports were witnessed by large numoor .,
ladics and Gentlemen from the surrounding cous N.Y.
anI aforai.I much amusement and cxcitemen., @ as
C,n n,i,ec oe Arrangements were Quarterinaseer
eant sicManus Private Storer, Private hr"An' oof-
oeauts Rcnaud and WincAlcr
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SALES At AUCTION.

=
A '''i0S sIE'aiff R5Sif; -, SMITH 4ss'io"..r TINS DAY.
70 whsy II rslfAih 4;b a. A., nsiptShf sEta srA Az.
nasHH p,sS
PAsLnk srlrs covered IN SR rsheD Inscription Of
sqsey as a aa ,s 'i AcoS S s si
Mirrors rare antique Bronses sevres and oruou han's
a FliSTs r aegrsa q EAHR aaAss Tn yAEABLE
aassS @ sssa9 SSs a,sssS5s $sSi{s X 4 tSSS SSSDl
~EAIfHS GHSr ahf hfchkRr ak9 sA II AS2FFws
ia . aesf "sss., ESR so,S aad nd ssnss,
,cTisMBERs.-Drcsfne Cases. Bedseads; chTonnisres,
sys ss Fos ss%ss.. H Suits sp
brarS secrs,sr5 saaeesss S Tables H BOOKS
DsNG ET,sp'sn %.rs l"ls eaarf . II
ssand. Chairs &c Goods Packed and 1 shipped Take Gle
A -ruNIs JonNsoa., ArCTloSEER.
~. ola stand ~ Nassau 8,
foapsSpN AZ OUR saLEskoon 81 N NASSAU @ I ST.
LARGE SALE or nousKaoLD FURNITURE,
Esh S9dy Brgsss GarpIs ssaa nsran Carpets
'N'''' ""':'r . Rosewood Pianos lot 81 sheet Music
ALSO H pGssii: oDEh 'Sf 81 liiss EEs2ss ESQ., r
49, s s g iss @ asa rsan fs peSe1s
Holders Knives Forks Table Tea ard Dessert spoons,
Ice Pitchers Butter Dishes. &c. also
Curtains and Lambrequins.
with fine Parior suit 70 rnstch.
A UCrIoN SALE RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
80. II WEST 18TH ST.. BETWEEN
aTlI AND 9Th AVS.
FOUR ROUND SrEINWAf PLANoFoRTE,
MAGNIFICENT tpklGnT PIANO;
CHAMBER SETS; LiBRARY, DINING FrRNlTC EE;
CARPETS sf9Hass pSRho GllfsA st ftsrlSas S4S RAW SILK
Single snd donbie Drawing Room Suits, with carved and
inlAd frames Enstakc and Qucsn Anne STYLES, covered in
crimson blue and silver san coteine. wool reps Ccanna
marble Tables marquc,ry Cabinet.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, Eastiako and Queen Anne
reaus, wardrobss stands Lounges Rockers marble
Tables 81 hair and spring Mattresses. Pillows Blan-
kess. rep plush and haircoth suits: Mirrors.
Dining Furuiture-Extenson Table, Buffet, Chairs in
leather Svcrwarc Cutlery also Hall stands Chairs, dc
Goods boxed if required. j. L. TARGEE, Auctioneer.
4 UCTIoN PEREMPToRy SALE
AAT THE LARGE BROWN STONE MANSION.
l3l WEST l4Tu ST, BETWEEN oTH AND TTH AVS.
Tuls FRIDAY MpENlNG. COMMENTING
AT 70 O'CLOCK. RAIN OR slime
FURNITURE BRONZES. PAINTINGS.
Comprising elegant Drawing Room suits, in satin and
silk, Eastakc and Grecian styles aud ebony ana gold
frames; Centre Tables Grand square ranoforie also Cab
Paintings master artists Bronzes and Clocks Cur
tans Mirrors. velvet Carpets, handsome walnut Chamber
Sets B.dsteads. Dressing Cases. Bureaus Washstanas,
Warlrobes spring tine hair Mattresses. Bedding,
cloth Extension Tables Buffet Chairs in leather and
Hall Stands Refriyerators Glass China and Silver
Ware; Basement and servants Furniture
ALBERT kRAEMER. Anctionecr.
Goods removed or boxed and shipped Take Fifth or
Sixth Broadway line of and Ele
waited railroad to i3i West i4th 81.
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scorrrsH-AMERIcAN ATHLETICS.

The Scottish. American athletic games, on fifty
fourth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
attracted one Of the largest crowds ootn ol
contestants and spectators ever Witnessed IN any
similar exercises in the city. Fully 3ooo persons
were present Owing TO the length OF 'ns pro-
qramne and the latcness Of the hour at wnlcn .na
exercises commenced portion OF the programmes
was dispensed with - ,oo cards DISTANCE
ba,Jcanl FOR a gold medal, between H. Arnoio any
"a w WapstaF the latter getting sIai' " oisA'
Yards Arnold won in 10s. seconds a
,rbe second race run or seventy NV i".' i.s'
trial hcats the winner only to run IN the triai
Yr this thcro were the extraordinary nuMper =.
t,ycnty nine heats and las entries. ~ was VIZ ~
NJ McFanl in ~ seconds, j. L. McGo~an' OF staten
Island coming in second -, 10 n Fred-
ercks after four heats, there being ia cntros o
Clifford was second. -, -. ,o2 an
+r;ns and H H Moritz the victor. with w. Wneh..
iay deaf mute second. The three mile Walk nau nos
ccn decided when darkness set ill., ana IL WAS IesoIseu
~ nostnone the other events till saturday
rbe ofcers of the club were in high gee over .na
spccess of the affair." which, even IL nnahclai pot
~ view was unprecedented. Among tne events ~
dawn FOR Tomorrow the running hgn jump .ns
three mile walk and putting the shot FOR tne lass
tharo ara thirty entres and 1t Is expccteu 70 pe
most Interesting feature of the exercises II tne ru
niny hirh lump there thirty-six entries.
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PETER BOWIE, AUcrIoNEER,
soils THIS DAY, at II O'Clock, a. the

soils THIS DAY IL O'Clock, az the
auction rooms corner 9Th St and University place,
Iarge assortment Furniture consisting Of Parlor suits
Mirrors Oil Paintings Siebosrds, Esgeres marble
Chairs. black walnut Bedscai and spring Mattresses
Brussels and ingram Sarpets ishcn tssnss-lo sitchen
tes ,ss &C. ''N"' N'''s'
sALEsy LIE
at ol o'clock At John IT, Stock aud Fixtures Of the inn
.Ss s dHsa % f Ras "s rs
As ore WIAn % Desks B
-A-ART BXTRA
cUkI5ss a5sisHtA sSSr fsS ss sss snosS%AY s ss 81
S2 % s' 3 Of isc s s sns .rs .s
Jspanse Wares this day. at one o'clock.
We have now exhibition store ~ ana 80 Liberty
in shis city s''
At MATHEWS, ART GooNs, s. CEDAR ST,
baSiEi. bsSh:io 4 AsfHEws AfcTioSiEk .N'''
f9s1 Trprs GFsich l. = n h4TGS
riiis DAY 'rRibAY, Al IL NJ '"'"e'''
4 scHwAB, AUCTIoNEER, ofrIcE III BowERY.-
sal. M q Ges % No cs =
walnut Bar Back Bar Mirrors Ice Box B.eatcc fables
reserve Dealers invited
pERNARp sMYTH. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL on
hs IF n X. AZ and rss S
tents OF the Bode eess'ins OF Bar and Res
LDWARD sCHENCK 4 son, AUCTioNEERs
A-A.--A-speciai salo
of elegant Turkish Rugs,
consisting of ane Coulas and Darghcstan Turkish
Crumb Cloths embroidered Piano Table cover. ror-
tiers and Yonsack Carpets,
TOMORROW and SATURDAY, November % and 20.
at No. 10 Maiden lane at IL o'clock.
EDWARD scHENCK 4 SON. Auclionecrs.
II W. sTRArToN, GENERAL AUGTIoNEER, oFrIcE
held Furniture.
+ EEo A LEAyIrr 4 Co. AucrioNEEaS.
Friday and SATURDAY q, y, \. NJ at Clinton Hall Now
on exhibition aiso this day. from A. NJ. toJ r. NJ.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE ART TREASURES.
THIS rs ONE OF THE MOST rxpoRrASr coLLEc-
TIoys OF THIS SEASON AND WORTHY or ArTES.
TIox
yEo GEoGHEGAN, AucTIoSEER WILL SILL.
~ this aay friday No.snser ~ ~ is,s 4 he south~ess
,.nts od ir-t ea"s Lanor store iaclndng Que sSpui!
II B. nEKrs A son, AucrloNEERs.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL SALE or
LACE. GTfPtRE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.
THIS DAY tFRIDAYi NOVEMBER ~. AND
TOMORROW SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ~,
AT O'CLOCK 4. N. EACH DAY, AT
HEBTS' AkT Rooms, - UNION SQUARE,
comprising over 900 pairs o. real Lace rich embroidered
hne Gnrurr. Nottingham and Brusscs Lace Curtains the
entire stock of large importing house Ia Liquidation
which will ~ sold ~ iots 20 suit private families, and posi-
lively without Tie curtains upcn
rpecon, aud ladies specially iafited 60 call
examine the
IAMES CAGSEY. Arg1IONEEB..-DsF sFTcE AsD
- salceraDm = . West IAN ~ aasivnees ss" this day
l1oclUck, % stock. handsome Fixtures Horses Wagons
&e. ~ Mt T. Moee.ucfs nne Grocery III 9TH
ful and ABSORBED stock oi French italian aud
ciptrc Wines Liquors. canned Noaus Flour
Iear. sugars THOMAS y. PIT MAN. Assignee
tAGNEl Il 90. = Storage Warehouses, .gr3 5Ja NeSt
14th 81 Gash advanced II needed
I HAVEN. AuGTloygER WILL SELL TUESDAY
- meat AZ ~ a. ~ .si West lstl S1jn0 of
room Pp-lor aud rAtcy Furniture
NjokRts wiLKf.s. AtCrlosELR
Vnlrabs Business Property on
Clir Gold. Wet, washington, Cherry and James s..
and kydprs alley.
Bulkiead and Water Rights.
L m a Hft ~.
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purpose whenever they would like to use II. Mr.
L. A. Berte sang some original verses.
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Mr. Brooks q. 4. Joe lin harncss). .......... 4
, Mr. Popes b. III. Minnie Ii. ito wagonl..... 2 2
Mr. Graves b. m I,ess tin harnesa ......... . o
M. Vans b. g. Blind Boy Ito wagonl. ......... DIR.
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r.. II. LUDLOW co. viii sell A. auetion on
WEDNESDAY, De-cfnber 4, is1-,
nj II O'Clock. at the Exchange saiesrooln,
sale nv order of Messrs. Phelps, Dodge X 80,

Ciir styaisabo plot ., Dround with fnur story brick
Store known Noe 10 and ~ cliht through ,ders
alley.
Gold st--Nos 3s aud ~ being both corners Of Td.ns
alley, with iiee story NuildinSs.
West U-plot 81 Ground, .,Dx2lS feet. with DEo story
Building. known NOS Slh ana u, running through
Washington 81
.arncs st-Foar story brick Stable coyerii entire lot
25xttD feet known ~ No. bs
Cherry st.-No. 70; Lot with Building. iIJXto1.
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Tsrrna ID saIe
a srRAGuE COMPANY

Fifty per of tho purchase money remain bond
aud mortgage for three years ~ six ccut Interest
Full be had st the auctiunerrs onca
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n II. DAVIES Auctionrer,
by WfSANS A DAVIES, No ~ Fine st.,
Will coll 80 puhe HWctnn the 3rl day ~ >1yemhcf.
1879. No-. tfD aud worth 49, the city ni New
York. nj 40 A. NJ Us order uf Thomas VI. Nanhnrd
reiver, the Bnects of the Mckcp 'praguc COMPANY,
consisting pi Ipod VIII Df Bnsnes Books OF Record and
lniormation Manuscript Reports; Office Furniture
sstiny o safes csks Stationery Letter Presses. and
large quantity Of Printers Type
ter full Information and catalogues apply to WINANS
a DAVIES, No. 10 Pine st., and ~ THOMAS W. RIAS-
HARD, Receiver at Nos s and III Worth ST. New York
city.
NJ NUssBAuM AUCfIONEER, - EIvISGTON Sr,
lV .seis this day l1s O'Clock ath JJh
large Stock nhtt &yD wafth aud eicvsut Fixtures ~
hr casa Hrocf! stores chests ~ Teas. 'nnres sugar.
fhNr tahnti 'ft0is, buSvs -Uap-. starch fssns Mp.
lns'es, Counters f'inirs, scaies Hof.p wagon Ac ~
lus..
DHfLIp SrHwtiNBuRG, AtcTlpNEER. SELLS 10
o'clock entire FiStres Of rpstnnrant, Brootne
walnut Tables large tanee ksrosene stove Cfovhery
kitchen Utensils, Dc, In lvts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-09
MR.. .JEHETT B1ILED.
.,r,cr MORGAN HOLDS HIM IN $40. 900.

U.sIICE MORGAN HOLDS HIM IN $4,000.
Receiver Jewett, with his counsel W. w.
Mcfarland, cx-JuGgc Fullerton, exJudgc Comstoek and
Colonel Fellows, and with MARSHALL o. Roberts Colonel
H. q. S:ebbns, Ex-Governor Morgan and X She!rard
and many Others appeared before Justice Morgan at the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning. at
10 o'clock W. A. Beach and Henry C. Allen, counsel
and attorney for the prosecution, were also present MI
Beach said to Justice Morgan that he presumed the ex-
animation would proceed. since no order had been Is
sued by Judge DonOhuc. Colonel Fellows Immediately
offered bail for Mr.. Jewett
The Justice remarked that no order having been Is
sued, he supposed he could do he pleased In the mat
ter OF the examination. Judge Don0hue had ouly given
an opinion with which lie most respectfully differed.
Judge Fullerton then offered TO have aD order IS
sued Immediately. Justice Morgan said, however.
that under the circumstances he would accept bail thcn
Judge Fullerton would certainly have nune pro tunc
order entered before uight To this Judge Fullerton
pledged himself Dir. Jewct then offered Ex-Governor
Morgan surety, and the bond fixed ut 10000.
Mr.. Jewett said H. sixty-sey years oi age and
was born In Mary land. Mr. Beach intends To appeal
from the order of Judge Donohue. No appeal can be
heal before March,