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New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

M transferred Uee Oy annex bn+is
leaving foot 81 fdluu It a. 4s3J y. va.
FARE REDUCED.
Il - no BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOI. ALL POINTS EAST
NOT \ TRIP MISSED l. SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
Tie elegant steamers sIONlNGIoN andltiloPE ISLAND
leave PIER ~, North River. at . T. m. daily
except SInuay.l
Hereafter tie STEAMB1AT EXIHtSS TRAIN viii
leave IGNfNGiDN at ! - q ~.
Tickets s.ie o, al! Tive PRINCIPAL tc&ct OH b'e. and
STATE scUd &; al otcCa VI Meseotrs Express Co.,
anu at SG3 Broadway.
FreiPht OuyN leave Gsy except sundays az
D. m from per - No.tu RIVER WArreust freghts
via either line ~ nNt 7trd'os 80. ,-........
D. = BAHJU. X. pit'. =" W. i'IN'N7' 'eh f'fs. -NS'
Z EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 4 AIttA NCFNFST or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. I,
1877 -LclNe dcpots FOO ct CDmuandt ara be>3rs sst
M tSO n M, Nght Express daily, fOy lasOn, Bethlehem,
Aleutown Ntuch Chuk. MEcsbtre trtt7tnn, s1ylc FL.
mira Itca Auburn Rochester Bdnat0 NligaIA fa!is and
" ROE'r "a. SAlRf, -up'L anl Engr
General Eastern Onirr corner Church au. CUurtanI sis
CHAS. Il. CJNMINGS. Ascnt
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonlc
I'D and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 steamer
leaves CathaTnesp daily (sundays exceptedl AZ iloO %
andR ort atI A n.
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GounirD Real Gsiate for Sale.

Gouutrp ReGI estate for Sale.
AT MORRISTOWN. y. J.-For sale-An ell
~ eyant residence combining city and country advantages
large oust bu!t in the very beat manuer containing
exchange ior lots below G0rst between Attn and 9th
avcs. S. EDDY, l45 Broadway.
At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
IARN OF 2Gacts suitable ioI sentltI%nans man country
SsGPSe & & e pGpTy 9cat S on s west sde o the Al
oxss views OF the Hudson River The land is iuy
@ The S9idm;; cSmpiise good barn. & &isehoGs
EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune 0riee.
COTTAGE and > acres Garrison, \. Y.
y Address FISHK1LL SAYINGS BANK, Fishkil, y. Y
For SALE.-At Moristown, n. j, very low;
had M IKE Box aG5 2StSR 1S'''' $4,000
nor SALE-At Yaphank, l.. l., a cottage with
toll WILMGRrii, % Pist.s,. '' '''' ''''' ''rp'
TOR SALE.-S3,5O0 will purchase a cottage
Of 10 0rooms among the hills OF Cornwall one and half
acres rar shade soft sprng water httyye miles from
siblc by steamboat HOMER MORGAN, . Finest
FOR SALE or TO LET Mt Hampstead, L. l.,
hye minutes from depot twostoy basement house 10
carriage house and stable Apply TO L. ENDERsON, rs
EARM for SALE.-The best farm In Sus-
quehanna county, Penn for sale at bargain. II taken
soon $50 acres about l35 improved well walere and
house Of eight well finished good orchards II
r. Abundance or family use no ST ssep SSq a sa IN ir re
state S&s% & nrscass dairy and grain farm gentle
top roads and good society draft Of the house and farm
Will BE- sent to desiring It, II they business
else need apply. all particulars address THOMAS
II. KANE, ST. ST. JOscphs, Susquehanha County, Penn.
Terms easy and prices 10 suit the times
GOOD H0ME-SiX acres fruit, shade, gar
W den, orchard house 10 rooms large barn. in small vii.
age Monmouth County N il entirely healthy from
malaria pleasant home for parties wishing get out of
NeWlOrk business and live quietly and cheapy; price cash,
$4,000; buildings are insured for 50 900 half
mortgage II. DENNIsoN, No. j2 Corandt-st. NewYork.
SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE FOR
~ SALE TO LET-Nery large mansion, with all mod
ein improvements and completely fuTnshed several
beantin grounds with garden fruit stock, &c: beautiful
and healthy location Address L. X Box 30 Tribune Office
q y 000 EQUITY in handsome country
P'JsOOO. residences ore hour New.York; part cash,
part improved Western land Address with desoIipton &C.
OWNER, Box 20, Tribune Office one week.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday April H. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
Bu Jas IT. Mfltsr -
3story and basement brick house with lot, no ~
East EaSt5 2tssSt 100 OF U' 900
BU d. II. Seaman.
3stOry brick house with lot East lO3dst 10 IT. m
OF 3thaye, xl2 block VIM IL Gebhard d--.- s'ioV
Richard Y. HdTnen
3story brick dwelling house with lot No 222 East
pe lsGsS siup :. .so.e .. oaasD iO.V'.". 5000
By Wm. RennetlU -
lots oi ~ Wese Gse Donovan u 1900
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

Giir hrGI estate for Sale.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other prUyCry house lin feel 49Est, be-
tween W. Ii. WELLS. No 80 Iibcry-st.
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RAILROAD. - GREAT

DENNSNLNANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
4 TRUNK LISE ASD UNITED STATES MAIL
rot TE-Ou after November ~ 1871, trains
Sork Via DesbOsses am Corandt Streets Ferries follows:
Express for Harrisburg Pts9rrg the West and South wiz:
Pullman palace attached "a. and $50 daily.
For Wifamsport. Lock Haven, Cory and Erie. $50
D. M connecting al Tor Iitsyilie. Petroleum Centre
and tic Oh Regions For WtllidmspOri and Lock Haven,
Tor Blmcro Washington, and the South, Limited Wash.
Express" 81 Pullman parlOr daily
lu3 IA arrive Washington i:lO u.
S.Io a. NJ l. $50 Gnd p. SUNDAY G.}O aud - y. IN.
I,xprrSs Phadrph $780, S:2O Ci:3O Limited II m
. J. g. G:p = $50 hnd SUNDAY. a. J. g. D. 30
$50 and 7. Emgrant and secOndciass, 7 y. IN.
For trains Newark Elijah 't Railway Princeton Tren.
Ton Perth AmD0y fcmingtoL BclyicTe other points
se, local schedules at all ticket OhCes. 49,
Boats of BrOOyH Annex connect Win M through trains
Jersey city, aforng speedy ana direct transfer for
Bi0oklyH travc.
I1JO n m daily 1910 and 600 D. m, daily. exrept
Washington and Baltimore, 900 and n.
m 4l6 $40, add lOlO p m sunday 600 aud $40 a. m.
From Pin ade phil, sos, 600 GIO 1919 l04O jOa m
5.IG 40 5:l5 $50, $40 1910 and 1920 p m SUNDAY
10, ,i.JO $40. 1910 IL - $50 and 1929 =. M.
Ticket Offices 52G and 9ii Broadway, No Ast0r House
ana DcsbrOsscs and C0rt andt st; No Court and
brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF iultonst, Brookyn Nos
III B and lS HndsOn-st. HObOlen Depot jersey Cty
finiqrant Ticket Office, No, Battery place -.
FRANK THOMSON, H. r. FARMER
Gencral Manager Gell Passenger Agent,
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Bruoklpn Real estate for Sale.

broohlDn Real OSfGt Tor Sdle.
EOR SALE-H0USE-OR EXCHANGE
( southeast Clinton and Greeueayes.; one Of the
desirable house and about lots
splendid opportunity Tor buIler or person desirous OF ac
Quru- residence this beautiful avenue. MACCREERN,
10. Broadway. Room :. New York
NOR SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
10 WiIlow.St. aud l79 Wdoughbvst building No. l5s
Reuscus l.; suitable for school business offices.
GORDON /. FORD. ~ CLARK ST., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

nor SALE.-New-YOTk Providence and
L Roston Railroad Company SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
PAYABLE in 1894 trart Of 900 morgag Apply to
NJ. MORGAN'S SONS. 80 Wiiam-st.
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REDUCED.
50 TO BOSTON.
VIA the
FALL RIVER LINE.

magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and Old COLONY
goo T. IN daily sundays cxcspteD rom Per g. Norih
River u Murray - GEO. L. CONNO.7 q. T. y
BORDEN * LOWELL. Agents.
Hruosyn passengers transferred 1y Annex boats
leaving foot of Pal .uu st. a. 4a3J y.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Iibertyst for Freehold AZ
a. Ill. 4 5.IJ ID. IA.
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NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

~ Perth Amboy. Red Bank. Long Branch
ocean Grove &c. at $40, ll:i5 a. m 5:l5 D. M ,,rv
connect at MattaWan station 10 and from KEY
PORT ana at gauan 20 and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
STOCnS.

u -.
An NewYork and BROOKLYN stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn investment securities dealt " BY
GLO II. PRFNT1SS,
IlruaI 81 y Y
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
Real estate to gxfbanse

ITO EXCHANGE-Extra large HOUSE. en-
perb location, for four stories dwelling ar a.
house. Address only-Room II, 80 Broadway. Nv
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-COmmcnCiug Dee. 81, 1871,
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot:
500 m. Western and Northern Express, drawing room
cars Rochester. 49,
lOSO a. m Special Chicago and Western Express. with
6aWiug.TOon cars Cansu iagua Rochester AMI Buffalo
Northern and estern Express to Utica, White
han and Rutland -...- ,..,. -,....... .- -, - -
trs.f Va IuiI,uJ Burlington and 81 Slbaus.
sac n m ~ Louis Express, daily with sleeping cars
for ~ ou running through day Ia the week also
sIceng cars Corning Buffalo, Niagara Fails
Toledo aud Iatro and - Montreal excepting sunday night
and fliitSburgh
gao "a m Pacific Exurrss daily, with sieepng for
lorlPsf,r Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo, De-
trof and Chicago: also WatertoTn excepting Saturday
"fi;0O D. m Express with sleeping cars TO Albany aud
Troy. .. t.,.,t r,,o r,bi.. ,rt.,,.,. 70. ,.i. -,
'6,j JGl and rs broadway, EXprrs,
20 Offices S3s. ParNpacc 7s5 aud 9i2 Broadway New
N"o,,r ard g.t, Washington. It., BrOuklyu.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

HOMES in the COUNTRY.-The Central
1 NewJersey Land Improvement Company have desr
LET NJ various places the line OF the central
Railroad Of NewJcrsey. Apply 10 A. d. HOPE ll0 Liberty
Vort
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Gounlrp Drouerlp Go fet

A M0ntclaIr. n. ito let, neatly furnished
~ hOnse beautifully located contains aud
laundry stationary tubs and basins Address r. o. Box 1893
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

AT MORRISTOWN. n. J.-FOr sale-An ell
~ residence combining city and country advantages;
very large Ou,c built beat manner, containing
every possible convenience large lawn and earden would
exchange for lots below GOtst ana between 4th and 9th
aVcs. = EDDY l4J Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

EEONTCLAlR Speciality Properties sale low;
vi Teutfurnshed unfunished Howe Parsons 7y cedar At
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. ITO let within
~ fye minutes Of depot hoase with six bedrooms and
modern improvement; one hour ftoin NeW-fork
fifteen trains yearly commutation. So; rent, 500
A. II. NEWMAN, l06 Broadway
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
MISSING SINCE AUGUST.

In August last Mr.. James II. WheatIey, who was
formerly In the sugar refining business left his home,
No. 172 Remsen street, Brooklyn, for Philadelphia,
business connected with ufscturs of brick,
In Shch latter enterprise he mad become interested
Since his departure tidings have received Of
him, aud his wife and friends believe that acct
dent has beiaIlen him. Mr.. Wheatley Is the executor
Of the estate Of his mother, the late Mrs. Mildrea
L. wheatley, whs died few years ago, and
whose sole legatee is a miner, James B. Wheat
ley, eighteen years old, son OF the missing
gentleman. Yesterday application was made
Ia tho Supreme Court Kings county, before Judge
Gilbert by Counsellor b. II. Baynss in behalf OF the
lsgaIes. TO have Slas Giddings, who has recently
been appointed guardian Of the latter, placed In pos
session OF certain property now held ny the Long
Island Safe Deposit Company. This properly belongs
10 Mr.. Whsatey. Counsel asked for AN order OF the
Court to compel the transfer OF the property 20 shs
guardian. Counsellor Il. NJ. Cullen appeared for The
company. and stated tnat injunction had been
served on the company snjoning them from parting
With the property, which had been attached by Mr..
Coleman Williams SUIT, he claimed, should be
began and all the parties brought IN, 30 that the
claims might be passed ana the company have the
direction oi the Court. Judge Gilbert SO ordered.
Mr. Whsatley was ember OF the hrm OF Wheat-
ley Williams, sugar rehners. The hrm failed three
or four years ago. and surrendered everything 10
their creditors. He resided In Brooklyn Tor several
years. but came originally from the South. He
oil 81. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church,
state street, ana 10 SAID TO have contributed about
ssra patron OF the Hospital for Consumptives South
Broogiyp HIS iic was insured ia the Equitable Lits
lSsurance Company on TontIne policy, which
lalsed on Monday, October 2S.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

osnsrs Of horses must cot forget that the entries
for three Of ths take place the 9th
insl 81 Jerome fsrk close tns afternoon. The nrst
o thes. wi be the tnird event Of the day. This
tree haadicAp tor all ages. mile and eighth !;
ths weights 70 be announced Monday, Atm INST. at
ten O'Clock. and aocsptsness to os made By tour
o'clock TIE stsrnoon Of the same Gay. The fourth
svsnt is ssiiisg race mile Win sne price
Allowances and the ann Tree handicap for two-
yssr-ocs. three asartsrs Of mile; entries 70 bs made
81 The course sad acespsances slsDihsd oy lour
e'eoek is me aiisrsooa. rae sixth event will
De . handicap stsepleebase ever the usual
sisspsehass course; purse sIoo. Of which
eiSo 70 the ssssnd horse and $50 20 the third; en-
trance Tree. the entries made st the course this
sf,srscoo. vsishs 70 be announced % two o'clock
Y. N. on hoadsy. We anticipate . large number Of
sniriss 10 all sns sDoye events. and good fields on
Tuesday nsxI fas Hotel stakes lihs sscond race Of
the d.yl dasn of mils and e-auar'ers. should
ss very interesting svent, and ono alone worth a
visit 10 Jerome Park others 20 be run. Then
the dash OF hall mile. tor all sses nearly straight
from start 10 nnsa must be exciting event. as
all toe horses AZ tne groaad old and yoaug Will have
chance 10 contend. Asiosslher the Sports win DO
Srsnd, and must draw a ero~d
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
TURF NOTES.

race meeting Of two days. duration has been dc.
term'ned on BY Mr. AZ. Gvodin. lessee OF the Belmont
Park, Pniiadelph,s. The meeting will take place on
Inc l4ih aud 15th inst Four races Will pe rua on
tns hfst day and three on the sccond-nvo on the
Hat and two ssepechases the las, Of wnioa offered
10 huntera The nrst event will DO Tor purss OF
$780, with $50 TO the horse mile me sec
ond, one mile and a halt, Tor purse of $500; tho
third, mile heats Tor szo0, aud last opening
day 10 a stespechase Tor S25U fhs second day opens
WIN dasb of Que me and q quarter Tor $l5v, wbicu
viii be followed by twoine heats for e4OV, aud thea
tue huntsrs siecpiscUasc will close me meeting.
lhs winning sires OF the past year are shus given
by the SPIRIT ~ the Tmes:.'Le gtou the
OF Wooauurn, again leads all the sires OF Anerios,
although no has secn dead twv years. He had IL
representatives on the turi this year, VINO stsrci n
104 races. fney won 2s, we're placed second In 20,
Third ~ "a snd were unplaced IN 80. The aggregate
winch Duke Of Magcnts 10 crcLited with $40, ,6l5
Unc with $4,55O; spartan, 81 800; Invetmore.
$1,000; Garftck, 81. 100 and Frederick tho Great.
sl,I70 these are Tue iouf-ngured winners Bonnie
scotland s,anas second He nad ~. representatives,
who 2lb times. won o. races, placed second
Their aggregate winnings are $43,036 Bramble
leads w,,h Sill Balance All is secoua win So V00
Bushwheckcr thiru, WITH $4,000; Boardman has
So 100; Dan X, $780, Bonnew wood, 81 635; Scotila,
S2,2io; Bayard, 81, 300; BsrgamoI SIs75; Ike Bou.
nam, $ls220 fhis ineiuaes all Of tue TOUR Cured
winners OF Bonnie Scotland. Duke of Msgsn,a ran
twelve races. won eleven and was third 10 spartan
twenty.ous races. won twsIvs aud was second nine
times he won the Iargest stake OF the year, the
Great Amrrictn Stallion stakes al Lout vile, wuiy
melted s,m sj,S2j. Embraced IN tnIs was tns
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
The RIFLE.

An Interesting match was shot on the Briaioa
Range yesterday afternoon. between teams OF seven
men representing the New York. Newark and Em-
piro rine clubs The ranges were 200 anu 300 arcs
each 10 nro ten shots oI-hsnd al eaon rarse; !;
any rifle. the weather was quite cold aud
q heavy breeze blew diasopaily across tns range
from the east; but, Notwithstanding these unisvor.
abc conditions. some very good shooting was uonc.
The New York 9 lub team won on an Aggregate score
oil 5lS OF possible 100 points the kmpIrc CIuD
team tied with poorur SIS. The Newark lesm M sde
All posnta The oilowiug are tho scores OF members
Of the winning team--J. 5. Conia, 81; X. e. Uavta
IS; w. H. Dunlap, ~; A. }. Howleti, to; y. Alder.
~; A. O'DonnelL II; v. DAILY, 63. Tnis matcn was
snlv the nrst vi series oil ave club com titous 10
be shot this aud next year Tue entrance money wii
be used 70 psronass prise 10 be presented 20 shs
best team.
In tho afternoon the nrst com petition for whit.
ney rihs TOOK place under the auspices OF the New
Jersey state Rifle Association fhs distance was 400
yards, ten shots, on.band. without sightng suots
Ne. W. ~ fsrrow headed the list yesterday. Tne
following were The best scores wv. NJ. Farrow, q;
w. n. DUNLAP, Az A. Hewlett, 10; ~ Aidsr, a, j..
W. hansam, 40 b. squief, 50; Il fftz ~; J. Il. Ush.
man. ASH U. FalisraG. s,s 4. T. Davn. ID
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
RACKETS AND HANDBALL.

Al the court Of Mr.. NJ Hicks. Hudson street, Ho.
boken, yesterday Professor Oscar ). Naming played
rub. best two IN three games, Of Amsrtcan racksts
aga,ns. Msssra Keleg and Nathans. Following
10 the scors:-Precssor Manning q, 10, q: Msssra
Ksllog and NAthans. IL, 81 and 10 aces Tns ne n
struggle st the same court was Iour.hsndct, best
three In hvo games. Mr. Thomas Goodw In aud n r.
John kellogg secured q, Is, 2l, H. II, while Mr. NJ
andy and Mr. }. McCaun gained Is. ~, IL, II and 10
aces.
Al tue court Of Mr.. u. MoQuads, Madison street,
this city, ME John Nelson and Mr.. James Wall
played y rub, best two IN three games, st Americas
rackets, against Mr. Andrew vau Opstai aud Mr.
James Curry. Following 10 the score NELSON ana
WALL Is, n. Van ops,al aud Curry. II, IA, and 10
Az the court Mr.. James Sullivan aud Mr. John
Gleason played u rub, best Two iu three games, OF
handba with Mr.. James Malloy ana Mr.. Johu Ryan.
foliowing 10 the scors:Suiiivan aud Gleason, q, To-
IL; Maiioy and Ryan, 10, 81 and Is aces
Al Courtney's court, Centre street. Brooklyn, Mr.
William Courtney and Mr.. NJ CuioanaOn played rub,
best three In hvs games, ~ handbsii against Mr..
Jonn Dwyer and Mr. Joseph Wager. Score-court-
nsy and Cucannon, "a. IL, "a, 2l Dwyer aud Wager,
1S, "a, IL aud 10 aces.
rhs games 10 be played to-day are as follows;--At
Hicks Court, Hobogcn, farewell to Professor Man
nihg, IN when the best players this vicinity w
cpate. AT McQuade's Court this city, Mr.. jon
Nelson Mr.. Andrew Van Opstai play = rsb, best
three OF Ave games, against Mr.. Thomas Lynch aud
Mr.. ID. Barry Of American raskesA
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THE GREEDY OSTRICH AND THE
.f AMIABLE CAMEL.
A FABLE NOT BY EsOP.

A Greedy Ostrich, whose Digsstion Wonder.
ful, once found himself deprived OF his Food by
Elephant, who lived In a Cave by, and threat
ened with Starvation. So he loaded Amiabe
Camel with money anu counsel and said, "Go forth,
Good Camel; show all the Animals you meet the
Good Things on your back and promise each OF
them his Share II they will help you 10 drive
out the Elephant from midst and 10 take posses
sion ofh Cave. Meanwhile will HIDE my Head in
the sand SO that nobody will me or know In
whose Service you are Working" But when the
Amiabie Camel appealed to the Animals he met on
the way tor their assistance, they turned round
by one aud saw tho Ostroh whose Head was
buried In the Sand, but whose Other Parts
were exposed TO view. Then they said TO the Anna
bio Camel, .Oh, Good Camel you are very virtuous
and Respectable Camel yourself, but that you
have been loaded by the Greedy Ostrich, who fool
shly thinks, because he has covered up his eyes
In the sand that he can throw Dust into our Eyes
We refuse to help you to turn The Elephant out Of
hts Cave, because know that you only 70 put
the Greedy Ostrich In Possession"
MORAL When you des,re to Practise an Imposi-
ton upon the World u 10 foolish TO think that by
shutting your eyss you keep Other People
In tho dark and HIDE yourself from Observation.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

HrsrrISG-WoopRuFP.-On Thursday, October 81.
1878. ~ the residence OF the BRIDES parents Railway
\. j., by the Rev. J. "a. Lggitt, RoBERr AINTURN
HuSrris0, formerly OF sas Harbor, l. L., aua CAao.
LINZ. daughter OF Jonathan Woodruff. Esq
JAcAsoS--GACNr-on Tuesday, October ~, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev John E.
Reid. r. D. JACKSON LizzIE H.. daughter OF Charles
w. Gaunt all ol Ho0okon.
PArrox--sALroxsrALL.-.o October 80, q the First
Congregational Church. Chicago H., by the Rev.
William v. Patton. d. d.. OF Washington, D. c..
STANCE SALroxsrALL (Ittc OF Brighton. England),
daughter OF William Saltonstali, OF Chicago, Iii.
RkysoLps-CHARLicK.- Wednesday, October so.
1s7s Fun Avenue Presbyterian Church, by the
Rev. Dr. John Hall, JESSIE. daughter OF the late
OF New YORK.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THE POLITICAL MONKEYS.
A FABLE NOT FROM Esop.

Several adventurous political monkeys we're out 10
search OF good Hrswood with which 10 prepare q
Tsmmsny roast, wnsn they came across well sea-
senea log m srked = J. T.-1s60-x--but 10 partly
spin down the middle the wedge was LETT IN IL
Tnsy endsavored 70 tear u spen the rest OF the way
with their nngsfs but handling tue wedge unskiiuiiy
Il dropped and the sides sprang together with all
their tails In the slit. that the monkeys we're
roasted instead OF Tamtnauy.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
COLLEGE AQUArIcs.

Tue fall handicap games of tue Columbia College
Athistie Association wll be held this afternoon
tho grounds Of the New Ysrk A,Sistse Club. Mott
Haves. TIE programme comprises runs Of 100
yards, 20 yaras, quarter mile. half mile ana oss
mite; ~aiKs of one ana two miles, hurdle race, run
mas bign aud broad Jumps, pole vauting. throwing
the ham mer tag Of var stos plec hase
race OF halt mile Entriss for the latter vii be
csivsd up 10 mo time Of starting The games will be
called ~ quarter ,psst TOO r. n.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
BASEBALL.

The tournament game on the Union Ground yes
tsrday afternoon, between the Flysway and Alaska
clubs, resulted decided victory for the 1isskas
who outbattsd ana outnelded their opponents The
spsndd catching Of Reippsiagbsr was tue feature Of
the game Troy played IN Hns style at second base
rs did RICE at nrst The batting was leo by Larkin
aud Han kinsso, the former maEing beautiful three
base HIT Only eignt innings were played on Aceouns
OF darkness. Following 10 the score:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
CORNELL CHALLENGES HARVARD ron UNI
vEnsITY RACE.

[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
ITHACA Nov. I. ISIS
Aa meeting Of the directors st The Cornell Navy
here te-aight The feliosisg resolution unan-
moasly adopssa;--s'Rssoivsd. rsa ssnd Harvard
Univsrntv . challenge for q university race"
secretary Moses drcs up Ine following challenge
which viii be ssut immsdiatsy 10 the secretary oi
ths Harvard BeatiaG Assec,alioss-
DRAa Ia-fhe Cornell Navy challenges the Harvard
Cnvcssitv srsw ~ row In sxhtoared boat fourmils
straignssway race owsseo LAxe. shs time 20 be
tualiy agreed upvn.
h. Il. nosEs. secretary Cornell Navy.
There will DO general meeting OF students this
evening to rally this action aaa take steps fos
the immediate fosmatiou aud practice ot CerusiPs
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
ATALANTA AND NAUTILUS.

The pair-oarsd crews OF the ATLANTA and Nautilus
clubs will match Saturday, 9sh INST. on
The Harlem. rhs course win be from A,sh Bsiage 70
the Ataianta boathouse, miles straghtaway. Tho
prize Of the value Of $50 and presented Tor com.
petition by . New YORK gentleman.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THE STATE CANALS.

RECEIPTS AND ExpENDITUREs FoR THE PAST
SEASON.
ALBANY. N. Y. Nov ], 1878.
Following is . comparative statement OF tho sx-
peuditurss on the canals or the eight months CON-
mcnciug February and ending October I, 1873, and
for the corresponding period Of lass ysar;-