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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
Rochester and State Lime Rail-
way Company.

The Rochey and Sas Line BaiiVzy runs from the city o.
Rochester Salamanca the state Of NtwYor Distances
OF about 100 miles I through tho rich valleys Of The
and Wyoming aud forms the connecting link between
NewYork Central Railroad end the Atlantic and Great
Western making shortest and NEST direct route for al
the NewEngnnd business coming from the southwestern
states pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from the Bradford oil Regions 70 Salamanca and
upwards OF Gj Of oil per day over the road Tho
Company under the asst he NeWYofk Central
and already earning surplus the interest on It's bonded
debt City Of Rochester invested large amount IN the
Capital Stock OF the Company at In order to secure
shorter line her supply and upwards Of one hundred
thousand tons coal will pass over this ROAD TO ho
City OF Rochester alone The local business is very large as
the road passes through thirty between Rochester aud
Salamanca In which there afo eleven Touring mills besdss
various other manufactures Tho bonds first mortgage
lien the rate Of $4,000 per mile upon the Road snd IFS
equipment. offer for limited amoantof these Bonds
at 80 per cent ard accrued interest
WAESTON II. BROWN 4 BRO,
"a H'ine-sf.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE.
TeT North Rirer. Vessels ana Raiiroafa
CENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY. June ~, ls7s

ASHES Quiet. steady Pots. $50. Pearis J5ldBc.
tDFFEE-Ro dali, l@GlGi3r, Ordinary 70 Prime Cargoes
stock here - l49 bags Md dull nominal sales past week
2Og3 bags MaracaibO, l12 lAgaayra and ga savanla
today STOCK 28.2i2 bags of which
N i5 bags Mararabo 1913 Iaguayra 500 Jamaica 3l79
6sa lsca 8lS Mexican AZ AngUslura ana GjiI Savan
ma. also BGT7 mats HiEgap0rei hartcaluO, lJGlb'2c
IaEuayra 14alGc; sayanila, lJalIc gold
CJTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet, unchanged Good Ordinary,
1O7,.r. Low MidnnR llitrr; Mdiling Upands ll'Isci
sales Gg3 bales spinning, OF which 1913 Last evening 700
contract Receipts a. the porte today
1851 bales against 1920 tins day last week, LIZ last
wear Futufrs active; The early mouths close 70
uus higher and the later months a. % points advance
Salrs Last evening $500 bales TO-DAY First CALI une
as. August, il63; October Hos; December, luB3
April II % total 1000 bales Second Cal-Jgne ll4b
INV II 90; August. 1874; October llOj; November,
10 %, December 1893. 1892; April ll24, ll25 ll22
May ll.83, 1885, total, 400 bales Third Cali, July,
december Og9. April 30 tota 200 balc Also, today,
lime ii 4lall.53 July, llASdlL50i August 1870
III al: september lL2JalI.32 October ll0tGillli
N0ycmber, lO02dlO05; December, lO.y2dlO9Si April
Il25f total $1,000 bales grand total OJ,lOO bales.
FuturpB closed strong
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for LIGHTHOUSE SUPPLIES
TREASURY DEPARrMENT,
OFFICE o. IHK LIGHTHOUSE BOARD

4, ]
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing lighthouse supplies
for the year ending June so ,szs WI 3e reeetTS al s
The supplies needed consist Of gas clmne{s peh5 or
palnts els &C. tinWare hardware carpenter and garden
tools bruoms busters &C. and May other articles az
forms Of bids which may The oces Of the Iaght
house RsRsStgT5 a. 6 o9 al s dR S'h
samples OF ali articles required will be open 70 Inspection
Staten island n " each article rendered unddr lhs
VeIsemeut wi compared BY the Lighthouse Inspector
reception with the sample aud If not found ap to sample IN
Tic lids viii be considered accepted rejected item by
and this advertisement and the proPa 80 IaI ss &c
ing bOnd shall constitute the contract between the 6Cen
en and bidder bdders and no further contraot viii
The articles contracted for be furnished from time 70
Lighthouse BoSrl The entire quantities will. however 10
Each proposal must De provided by this
office and must be signed by the person making q and IN
pOsai accompanied by bond IN the sum Of Two 0
sand dollars 80 OOU form for which viii also be furnished
The bond must be signed by person persons mating
the proposal principal principals and by Two sIees
whose sufcsucy certified BY officer Of the Govern:
seal which sea- nasI Se Sn I,36 fr iSrpb8e ieb par
ton OF articles be awarded under tue proposal
and for the faithfu performance OF the couraeL A.
tailed or The purpose by this oce and the delivery Of
ero article deemed sufficient cause 70 annul the con-
Delivers Must be made free Of charge the Lighthouse
depot az TOmpklHsyille, staten Island y y.
S ne 20 REQ 81 Tie entire penalty Of me bond
VII o S irsef ~ paTase In open marked 81 such
Guanfes Of any arucles shall be necessary to supply tho
drfceucy caused By such failure and charge % te conao
tors y per OF The price which il shall be found nee
eqsary 10 pay for such arriclea
Pr6posaa uuaccompled satisfactory bond win not %
considered Contracts viii be awarded only 10 Established
uapufacturcrs Of OF dealers IN the artiCles
90 reject an bids, OF 90 waive cefeet Pr ~ -
deemed 70 DO for the interests he TO do 50 =
reserved.
40 contract can be made however until after the pss
OF Inc bill making appropriations for the support on INC ht
house Esab hment IN accordance Win the EeNls55es
sections 1878 and 3132 OF the Revised statues " ~ '
Satea H., --..--.u.. - -.
copy Of this advertisement should accompany eaeh pro-
pOsal. - .s-,. tto,,., ~ .
and u,arxea . proposais for Lighthouse suppAeA"
"iA ii@iN01 NA'R JOHN RODGERS, Chairman. .
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In State bonds, the Louisiana consols advanced to
1873 There were free sales of 1865 Of District Of
Columbia at S334GS4. South Carolina Is, nOn-iund-
able sold at 2l2.
Railroad bonds were quiet Rock Island new 40
years IS were strong at 1922, Northwest gold
bonds at 09ls, St. Paul sinking fund at 1Oll2,
Winona and st. Peter frsts at par, New
York Central and Hudson consos at 12ll2,
Union Pacific firsts at 1O8ls, jersey Central
frsts at 1I4l4, consols So. aud consos
"assentedD at 71as; Alton and Teue
Haute income bonds fell further to 80 Lake Shore
FIRST con. registered, selling at 1O9l2, Cleveland
and Pittsla1g fourths at 1Os first Of c., c. and l.
C.. at 3sI4Q3s, Toledo and Wabash firsts St.
Iouis Division, OK matured coupon, at 72l2,
Western Union Telegraph registered 19OOs at los.
and frsts Of Cedar Falls and Minnesota at 90 !;
Canada Southern debenture certificates dropped TO
7Gl4.
To-day's business in gold was limited, at 1OO@l0
1OO5s On gold loans the lending rates were 2, 304
per cent paid by borrowers. The Assistant Treas-
urer paid out 81 900 in coin interest on the public
debt, and 81 900 in redemption of called bonds.
The days business Of the gold clearing department
Of the Bank Of the State of New-York covered !:
Gold cleared. SO, COB 900 gold balances, 81, 1885,
1866: currency balances, $l,4Zl,42l The gold
quotations were as follows:
lO...... 1904 12......-...-.lOOasI 3-.-....lOO4
Foreign exchange was quiet and firm. Selling
rates were y to cent below nominal rates, winch
were as follows:
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ArersrA June l9-Cotton quiet and CASTOR Mdiiug llc
low Middng, lOS6lO1c. Good Ordinary lO4c; receipts
t3,ITIoKg Jnne l9-Coton firm; Middnns 81; Low
Good Ordinary, lOaC. receipts
26 bales exports 70 Great Britain $50 bales coastgs 40
bales; sales 100 bales spnners 20 bales stock p IL bales
ding l. lac: Ordinary, lO ci net receipts 81 bales
gross Ia bales stock, 7,7i5 bales.
"Cn aRLFsTON, I9.-COOn quietj MifdlnE, Ike;
Low Middng. 1O7tdlO7sc; Good Outnarv lOHlO2c; not
ccpts bales; e1pOTIs cOaswse o. bales sales % bales
'SStiSy,T June l9-Cotton dull. Middng IIso: Low
sbinments sales 100 stock, 429 bales
G,LyEsroN i9.Cot0n quiet, high grades neCieced
NfddIipg lie: Low Middhng 10 G Good Ordinary 97sC
net receipts bales; exports cOastwse, bales sales I'll
T0,''rsyuIE June ia-Cotton quiet; Mddng IL ltc
NP,PUts. June 10 Cotton quiet; Mdding. IL sci
ceipts l97 bales shipments 1888 balos sales rs bales
sV 6RE june ia-Cotton quiet and easy. Mddnng 1O9t
DIO7gr.; Iov Mddhng 1Oi4GlOAc Good Ordinary, 9Hc.;
net receipts 96 bales exports eoastwe 1913 bales sales 100
OTNTwORIEANs Jane l9.-Couon dul MiddliDg. I1l4c;
row Nddmg lussc Ordinary, Toe; net receips 258
cGastys SO bales sales 800 baes last evening 60 bales
'S6RsyoK June ls-Cottou dun and nomna Nlddllng
lie receipts $50 bales exports coastWiSe 445 bales
sales % bales. stock, l942 bales -
I'm tpFI pIA June l9-COtt0n quiet: MddiuR. IL SC:
Low NIitdIiug Good Ordinary lOaic; receipts
49, bales gross so bales sales OF bales spinners OF
Jgns i9-Cotton easer: Niddllng IGSc: Low
Nfiddlng lOr Good Ordinary, 9s-: net receipts, J56
bales gross 1853 bales exports coaswlse 1877 bales saea
o. IoU1 June TO- -CotIon quiet offering light; Middng
I1cs Mlddug lOoC. Good Ordinary, Besc receipts,
90 bales Shipments ~ bales salea So bales stocK 3l66
bales 8, 49, A.. ,,t.a,,z- ,o,
NTb5ine Oc Ordinary gte; net reeeipts 70 bales
sales II bales STOCK All Daies
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GEGntial.

COLUMBUS and TOLEDO First Mortgage
~ Railroad Bonds for sale By g. C0PELAND 70 Pne-sI
GAS STOCKS.
An HewYork aud Brooklyn stocks and also all kinda
Of rookIyn Investment securities dealt IN by
GkO. H. PRENTISS
80 BTOadst, n
OVI1CE OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. or NEW-JRRsEY
Il0 Liberty-st, New-HOrk. June 10, 1873 )
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
hooks OF tho Central Railroad Company Of NewJersey
viii be closed the LIST 81 the Goth prOxmo, both days
3. s. LATHROP, Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
BANTING AND FINANCIAL.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD REOR-
EANIIA IIAN

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD REOR-
GANiLhTION.
OFFICE or The COMMITTEE, No, Nassau-st.
The terms Of sale under which the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad was purchased by this committee on
toe % of April last, REQUIRE that final settlement
must be made on or before the 1st day Of July, at
which time Il win he necessary for the committee 20
determine definitely the amount of bonds at their
disposal 10 pay IN on account of the purchase.
Notice is therefore hereby given that all bond
holders who desire to participate IN the benefits OF
the reorganization, and have not already deposited
their bonds with the Central Trust Company, should
do so before July as after that date the receipt Of
additional bonds will be subject TO the discretion Of
the successor company.
A. s. HATCH. Chairman
Committee Of Purchase and Reorganization.
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thai Foof = am
which deduct the sum Of coin interest ac
crueo pat not que on June l..-....-.-.. 3lSj3,4l7
There remains OF coin and bullion applicable for
redemption purposes seS,019,045
The statement also reveals the interesting fact
that of the per cent bank-note redemption fund,
amounting to 81, 134640 the circulation calls for
a fund of $16127795), $0,150,G25 consists of
bank-notes instead of legal-tenders.
The stock market to-day was fiuctuating and IL
regular, Lake Shore, which recorded within ; 900
shares of oEehaf of the total OF 1G2, 700 for the
day was very strong at 5J0s at the opening, and
within ten minutes was selling at GO4. From the
latter price there was a steady decline to 5S5s then
rally to so another decline TO 5Sl2, and another
rally to 59l4a59ls. Michigan Central, with light
trading, sold at 67l20G628G71s, and Erie, after
opening at 15l2, rose 10 16ll, at which 1t closed.
Central and Hudson opened at 1912, sold at 100,
and ended at 1OS2i. The Northwest stocks were
heavy, although closing at a good rally from their
lowest price. The common sold at 4Sl204S5s6
46'5047l2, and the preferred at 723sG71 lta71 -.
The st. Paul stocks, however closed higher than
the opening, after having declined as and ls per
cent respectively. The common went at 5O0495s0
5Ol2a5 Ol, and the preferred at 7S5s078l207S7s.
Cleveland and Pittsburg sold from 1913 down to
1888 c., C., c. and Indianapolis from 27l2 to 26l2
a27, Ohio and Mississippi from Sll to 77sGs, and
Union Pacific from 69ll to 6s7s. Wabash was
stronger at 130124013aS and Chicago and Alton
and Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy were steady.
The coal stocks were strong but showed no gains
in final sales Central Of New-Jerscy closing at 314
against 31l2, the opening price. Western Union
first from 50 to SSH but later sold at $3.50
So. Pacific Mail dropped from IS to 1919, and raj
lied to 17l. Quicksilver preferred, on sales of 200
shares declined to 81, and Canton Company rose to
20, closing 10 bid. The market closed rather firm
but irregular
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET
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EUROPFAN FINANCIAL MARKET

FL i'OI hAN TN A'b ~ 'ii'- -,
LONDON, June 1890 mCOnsOE 957g for money. 95 II
for the US. bonds 1868 lOG2t IcufDrcS 1924
New dycs 1919 Erie Railway shares Is; Illinois Central
Sb2 Pennsylvania Central, 3la; NcWJerrey Central 81
Reading Railroad, lGiA
LONDON June 1880 y. W.NCwJCrScY Central consOa,
Sc IlliDOis Central Ssh; NewJcrsey Central 81 p go
LONDON June 1880 . m.-lhe amount al bullion with
the Bank Of England balance today sA20Oub
LONDON, june ia pmSyeris quoted az I'D per ounce
LONDON. June 1850 . ND Enc Railway sharcA lbas
do preferred 3l Illinois Central So New Jersey Central
3l2L
L5vpoS June 1850 n m.-Pars advces ouoto lve per
al II francs 729 confines Tor the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
Ivy srncK MAnKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO June l0-CATrLE- Receipts today, 2290 head
total for me week far 1882 head foT the same time
last week 1916 head; receipts consigned through Sb cars
decse m rcrpts or the week lO2 margo easier bnt
qnotaLly GtOi 20 choice SuPra sfALe 'o
sales u Choice StetrH az ~ 6U0
~ 20, Good shippers - JOat4 !Oi Medams S5SSl 90
Iielt butchers IS Goa u Is Buls and oxen unchanged
quality OF stock Is Common 10 Good attendance Of buyers
light
spRgP AND LAAms-Reeeips to-day, 100 head total for
the lar 800 head for ihe same tae at wees
10000 head receipts consigned through - cars mafAtl
dpnOIaized shippers not trying 10 etIto SLY OF al
Western sbcrp local trade 81 - 70 cara remain III le
yards UnsOld
Receipts to-day 3i5o bead total f3f ne Meek thus
s.G5 head time last week ituAN heau
nee pi- consigned through 100 market aci'e ana @
higher Tor Y0rkeTs; quOtabfe luLAtl 70 SVf2 20
Heavy, IS 0DGE3 80 offerings Beh'leHy " BVVu H"'y
all offerings disposed o.,
CHICAGO June l9-TEs Dropers, Journal repors HOGS
rerepts III 600. ipmeuts 20OO market excited ana 10
Gl5c higher Heavy Grades sold AZ - tSasS " LsAs
Grades ~ OCds. AZ Mixed and Rough, ~ bOa@J 81 ,,
CATTiE-Iecepts, 5000; shipmcnta, b0Oi nafhet e,ll
unchanged Fancy seers shade hsNef p ~ ~ 800,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
european Advertisements.

NFADAME TUSSAUD'S, LOndOn.-Patron-
vi BY the aTssoeraey and American visitor The"
Grand Duke Nicholas Canaan Paoha &C. superb reprcUc-
ron cd Pus TX Wing sate a. 81 Peters livery cfUEls4
head and celebrity The terrible Chamber Of HorTp splon
wv '''' OPEN FROM oknl0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20

~ FRANc1sco MINING BOARD.

SAN Francisco, June 19.-This being
holiday the Mining Board not in session.
There was more done in Government bonds to-day
than Of late and prices were all firm. The largest
transactions we're in the new 5s coupon at 1888
aIO6. 40 per cent coupon at 1852, aud per
cents af 1O1 10 Annexed are the closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FAIL RIVER Mass June ls-TRe Printing market Is
without change in any respect The market Is very duh quo
cloths and OF 3sc refused Fr 56xBO cloths the
tatlOns are Contnuedat SO. 20 3lIGc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
WOOL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bosroy June l9WOOl-VerY little doing buyers con-
tinue quite and from present indications the
p pass slowly the hands Of dealers and
facturer The Woolen goods market s IN such uasaus
factory Stale that manufacturers have 10 10 buy
Wool 10 any ahCai Sales comprise Ohio and Penu
yana Pieces at s4d36c for and Xxx Michigan NewYOrk
ana Wisconsin Fleece 3Od3JC and super and Pulled
3Odi0c COubng Woods quiet and prices nominal TheDew
Kcuuckv Cambng market IL still held above the views Of
buyers Spring California Il IN fair demand at 2OG2Sc mostly
a26c. and Fail al 15d2Oc
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Committee OF
II. K. ENOS & CO.,

No. - Broad-st,
Members OF the
NETWORK STOCK and PRODUCE EXCHANGES, and
BROKERS in STOCKS.
and also IN ALL OPTIONS 10 GRAIN and PROVISIONS
at the PRODUCE EXCHANGE
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1905
82.oss.GOi

Total gold and silyer and bullion owned by
the Treasury 90 ala 1872
crued bat not due on Juae i....',.....s. Slss54l7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
Business Ghantes.

ANY PERSON wishing TO engage in the
n LUMBER BUSINESS IN the south hear Of a good
opportunity by addressing DR.. NJ. C. HONf Jacksonville
OnsOW CO., y. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

orY,c14L pFpoPT n j. Stuck EXCHANGE SALES
WEDNESDAY JUNE 10, 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTNENE
rrpsT cAII-IO1a O'CLOCK A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20

There romalrs Of coin and bullion applicable for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-20

The receipts Of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day Of June were:
NeW-YOrk.
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Morris & Essex
a SUO...bC. 1914
Chic b g. Quincy
3 20 ........1OG5s
StLI n & SO
BOO.
d Ohio q Miss
4 3OO......bC. 81
lO0.-...s3. 3
a lOO......- Z 8
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

Al the armory Of the Thirteenth regiment Of tho
National Guard, at Brooklyn, there has been cxhlb.
tied during tho last few days specimens Of horticu
ture, trees and hothouse plants The objec. OF
tho promoters OF this exhibition Is TO take tho initial
steps toward the establishment Of winter garden IN
Brooklyn by amiIiarisng the public with tho beauty
OF several rare specimens promenade concert was
given last evening By Dodworth's Thirteenth Rcgi.
ment Band. which was largely attended, and In tho
interval between the parts OF the musical pro-
grammc the Rev. Henry Ward Bcechcr, the chaplain,
pave u short address on tho great benefit tho city
would derive from tho establishment OF winter gar.
den also by incroascd attention 10 the plant
ing of shade trees. io urged that, as tho CITY ex.
tended ITSELF tho size OF tho lots which the houses
were TO be Quilt should be increased give an
grounds around them to some extent The capabiI,-
ties OF Brooklyn Tor becoming city OF beauty were
80 favored by nature that he thought IL this wcre
dono IL would be the most beautiful OF the Atlantic
cities. fc said he was almost idointor OF trees
and he ic very strongly on tho subject because nc
regarded Brooklyn as. almost, mis- birthplace.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The events Tor the extra days racing at jerome
foliows:-
FIRST RAcE.-Purse, $780, Horses not having won
race OF The value OF 81 600 this year allowed lbs
tnose not having won any race this year allowed l2
lbs maidens II years old less, allowed Is lbs
II 5 or upward, is lbs. rhree-quarters OF a mile.
SECOND RACE Hotel STAKES, presented by the Filth
Avenue, Delmonico and Brunswick hotels handicap
sweepstakes OF $50 each or $50 IL declared by No
venber With $3.50 addeo, which 500 TO the second
horse. Entries TO be made by Wednesday October %.
Weights TO DO announced on Monday, October IS one
mile and three quarters.
THIRD RAcE-Purse $4o0 A free hapdicap Entries
10 be made at the course Saturday, November by
four L. NJ Weights to be announced by ten A. NJ, on
Monday November a, and acceptances 10 be mado by
Tour A. NJ. on same dag. Onc mile aud furong.
FOURTH RACE Purse $500. Tho winner TO be sold
At auction ior $4,000 Ii entered 10 be sold for
1000, allowed lbs. u Tor $780, allowed 10 lbs II
Tor $500, allowed Is lbs; il Tor $500, allowed Is lbs.
Horses not having u race IN 1878, allowed lbs
in addition. One mile.
FIFTH RAcE.-Pnrse $500. Tree handicap Tor two
yearods Entries 10 be made at the course on Saur.
day, November 2, by four p. NJ. Weights 10 be an
nounced by ten A. NJ. Oh MONDAY, November 4 and
acceptances TO be made by four L. u. same day.
Inree.quarters OF me.
SIXTH RAcE-Handcap Stceplechass-Purse 300 OF
which $3.50 the second and $50 10 the third horse.
Entrance tree. Entries TO be ade at the course on
Saturday, November 2 by four r. 81. Weights to DO
announced by two y. NJ. on Monday, November L.
Three horses tho properly Of diflcreat owners, TO
start or no race. The usual stcepiechase course.
Entries for purses except for steeplechase) dve per
cent to 60 10 the horse First race promptly At
O'Clock
Should the state OF the weather and the condition
Executive Committee reserve ,he right Of withdraw
Ing tho programme.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
BASEBALL.

THE MANcHEsTERs GAIN AN OVERWHELMING
VICTORY OVER THE JERSEY cITys ON THE
CENTENNIAL GROUND.
The noted Manchester Club. OF the international
Association, one OF the leading contestants OF the
New England hampionshIp arena. visited the Gen.
tennial Ground yesterday for tho first time this
season, 10 play the Jersey Ctys. Tho Jersey
Citys opened play at the bat In thor
first four innings however, they hand
somely disposed Of for blanks In their first
four the Manchsstsrs secured thirteen runs and
scored in each OF the others except ono Tho game
was called at the end Of the seventh inning ac-
count Of DARKNESS, the score standing 10 to in
tavor Of the visitors. The second base playing Of
Troy short stop fielding OF Doian were the best
dlsplays on the part OF the Jersey Citys For the
visitors Rowen, catcher, played well, and Leary's
ttcning was quite elective, as not one run was
scored from II. Following Is the scorc In full:--
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
BOGARDUS' LAST MEDAL.

BY recent mail steamer Captain Bogardus cham
pion wing shot Of the world, received . handsome
gold medal from tho International Gun aud Polo
Club, London, accomp anied by the following letter.
which cxpisins itsef:-
INTERNATIONAL GuS AND POLO CLuB.
lib PiccADfLLy. w., sept ~ 1878. J
To Captain BoGARDus:-
this mail ach pleasure In forwarding
o gold meda of the International Gun and Polo
Club memen,o your victory In the contest with Mr.
Aubrey Coventry at Brighton and straightforward
bearing throughout tho match. Kindly
let know whether you receive 1t all right sr
yours. respect'u 'uliy, HENRY HOLT.
Secretary Intc crnationsi Gun and Polo Cub.
GLASS BREAKiSG.
Captain Bogardus who Is now In town and will
probably hero all winter, makes the following
oners:-$l 600 svon that he will break 5000 glass
balls out of $500: $500 against $1,000 that
he brcaxs 5000 glass balls out OF 6,l00 and
800 against ST. 900 that he breaks 5000 glass balls
without a miss. Bogardus' screen trap 10 be sprung
at nitccn yards, anu 1000 glass balls TO be shot at
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