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The New York herald., 1878-03-31
BASEBALL NOTES.

The Holyokes, OF Holyoke, Mass, strong Interna-
tional Association club. Will open the season at Ho
yoke, April ii, with the Sharps Of that city. They
play the Mancheste April IL; SpriDgGeids, April 20
New Bedford, 25th; Hornelisvilos, 9Th; Amhersts,
May aud IL.
Tho Harvard University nine will open the season
Lynn, Mass, Fast Day, with tho Live Oak Club.
They will play college championship game with the
Princetons at Princeton, n. j., May H. and ut New
Haven, Conn.,, with the Yales, May 49,
The Providence Cuo, formerly Hartford, have de.
blouse and cap ana Uiue stockings.
be play ed as Ioliows-Frst game at New Haven, May
ii; second at Cambridge, June third game, If
necessary, at Hartford.
schedule OF hamponship games Will be arranged
on ho1day, at Buffalo, ". u, SPECIAL meeting h,v-
Ing becn called by President HurlUurt lor that pur-
pose. Other important business will also be trans.
acted.
Tho Allegheny Club, OF Pttsburg, Pa, have entered
Tor the International championship
Washington city VIII be represented this season by
four clubs-viz, Nationals, Eagles, CrcghIons and
As torias.
The hornels, OF HorneiIsville n. Y, have adopted
the following unliorm:-Navy blue cap, belt aud
ock ings wate pans ana shoes, white nannel jack
ots, witn Davy blue trimmings The shirt VIII 10
worsed, tgbt htting, very elastic, and short sleeves
with navy blue trimmings. ON tho breast Will be a
monogram, composed oil navy blue horn and the
ietter l., representing The name "HornelL"
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THE LABOR QUESTION.

The ninth lecture OF the second division for
ls77-78 delivered at the great hall Of Cooper
Union last evening by Professor Franois A. Walker
Tho Professor said thai the poisca economists. 10
their arguments and pubic statements. MAINTAIN that
there Is such thing AS ''labor question:" He
dwet at considerable length the relations between
capital and labor. and showed by facts and figures
that the wages Of the laborer do not come out
OF capital, but out of production. Whatever pro.
ducc1 ADDS to the wealth OF the nation well as TO
individual wealth. He showed that the interests OF
aborcr bound up with those OF the cmpl oyer
and their relations should be marked by harmony
and good Will. He maintained that combinatons
strikes and sl Efforts ot the kind the part the
lab0rer were injurious the community at LARGE but
especially 10 the aborer himself. The lecturer looked
upon tho labor question as a most important one.
and showed how sary IL was for the iaborer to
have good food, clothing aud homes, so that good
ventilation could be had and that these things were
highly necessary order that the laborer would be
able TO DO his part faithfully and honorably. He
argued that the sake OF the little ones Uorn and
growing up among the laborng classes sanitary mea-
sures should employed to better their phy
moral conditiou. Tue Interests OF employers and the
community AZ large would be served by attention 10
theso important measures.
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

Chester, winner o: the Melbourne Cup and Aus
tralian Derby easily defeated on New Years Day
Tor the three niles Champion Stakes, 10 winch 1000
sovs. were ADDED. The nero ol this bout First
King, tnree-y ear-oi1, Dy King ol the Ring, OF
Mischief, since ms victory We hear tat Mr. Wal.
son. the Of Chester, intends to Issue challenge
the word to run any horse Two or three miles
At Mr. L. Fishcr's sale, when took place ON De-
ccmber< 3i near Melbourne. there were srx,y-uine
brood mares offered Ol these SYLVIA, by Fisherman,
out OF juliet, was sold to Mr. Wentworth, OF sydney,
tor 1900 guineas Chrysohte. by stockweiL out Of
Juet was also purchased by Mi. Wentworth Tor l. 75O
guIneas. Mr. De Meste purchased Rose ol Denmark,
w stocKweII, ior 1850 guineas; also Sunshine, Dy
Marlbyrnvng, vut OF Nishtiisht lor 900 guineas,
anu D.gmar Tor ], 400 guineus. several ONE mares
fclchcd 900 guEcas. Oh the two-year-olds, His
Lofdshi who Was only beaten "A mead IN tue MARI
Dyruung Pate was Sud tor lS0O guincls to Mr.. Do
Mcstre. OF the staIiloDs The Marquis, winner OF
Enpusn ST. Lcger OF 1867 py Siock wen, went 10 Mr.
Cumming 500 guIneas, aud Fireworks also TO Mr..
Cumming Tor 100 guineas. Angler WAS not solu.
o. the horses IN training Robin Hood was bought IN
Tor 5000 guincas. he total amount realized was
Ejl.235 b..
The bay My Donna, years old by haywood, dam
Dot, Ny Mau Anthony, out Of Laura White, by i'm.
por,cd Glencoe, Que OF tho onginal string OF young
sters taken to England by NJ. IL. SANFORD and which
AT the c'ose OF the season ast year became The prop
erty oil the Duk. OF Hamilton, IS now becoming Ia
mous AS "a hutder Donna made her debut IN her
new role at Croydon, on the 18Th inst, In a selling
avorte before the s.art in field OF four starters, and
won handsomely by half ieDgth. In accordance
with the conditions OF the race she was solo at auc
tiou It's close, and purchased by N. A. Mason ior
200 guiDcas.
thc makeup of tho oxford and Cambridge boats ut
last aivccs
oxiord--L W. A. Ellison, University 1913 lbs O. s. I.
\. Baucy, thirst CDurcn. 10 bs; Al. b. southwcn,
PenDroke 1T5 lbs "a. W. H. Gienie, Baiol, l7gH
lbs. 20 n. Pelham Magduen, lI6 ibs o. q. +, Bur.
CESS, kebe, 1876 los ~ I. o. Edwardcs Moss, Brase
IN NuFY Inn Rrus Il rnk kAl
l75 lbs. fF. N. Beaumont, New (coxswain), lO4 lbs
Tue astcrisks denote these gentlemen rowed IN last
years clgnt and, viii De seen, there are Ave IN
tho Oxiord ana only three In the Cambridge -
l. j. Wutson-I Iay or, Magdaiene loo lUs. (; = h. Net
teiord Caus I73 lbs. T. w. Barker, First rrniiy,
IL. Ds.; a. H. j. spurreII Irnny Hall. l72 los. F5.
L. q. Pike Cnus III lbs; W Z. Gurdog, Jesus, lo6
Ibs. ~. T. h. HoeKlu, jesus, LIS lbs II. IL. Prest,
Jesus (strokc loS lbs. ~. l.. Davis Glare lcoxswan
u7 lpa
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FERRY FARES.

Another meeting TO consider the question OF re-
duc,ng the ferry fares held by the senate Com
mittee on Commerce aud Navigation at the Union
Ferry Company's ONCE, In Brooklyn, yesterday.
The ferry company were represented by Amasa J.
Parker aud Mr.. b. d. Sman, wnile Colonel z. B. Lam
sing appeared for tho Brooklyn Common Council
Mr. j. A. Perry, secretary OF the company, said thai
should tho reduction Tor passengers be linn
tied to cent, and the iares on vent
cles remain at present, the loss
the company would oe $ls+ 34S or $s434s without
the stockholders receiving any dividend should tho
faies on vehiclvs be reduced as PROPOSED tns loss
would then be increased 10 $23v, 34S. or $l39 34S
Without any dividend being paid 10 the stockholders
When asked to for the increase OF $75000 In
the surplus In 1871, even alter reduction oil one
cent had made the iare Tor certain hours OF
the DAY, Mr. Perry said tnat tho sum OF Sos ,290
was not tue gross surplus TO this amount
should been added tue sum Of 700 the claims
IN SUIT The gross supius woud then be
$23s, ,2y0 Tn. report OF lS70 Mr. Perry said,
contained a clerical error. Ihc amount OF dividend
paid since 1865, he said, was ten pcr cent In
regard 10 tho salaries paid tney were SAID 10 be as io
lows:Presldent, 81 800; chairman oil the Committee
on Accounts. $3.50; cashier and managing director,
VINO also keeps the books OF the company, 81, 900
monthly and rs executive committee weekly. They
receive 81 eacn tor every attendance. For tho year
1877 the sum oil $50 was paid out Mr. Perry SAID
that he ow ned but snare Of 500 par vaiue, and
that he did OF draw the s. per meeting IN addition
TO MS salary OF 81. 900 Ater some rcmarxs by Mr..
Silliman the com mittee thsn adjourned chey will
meet sgAia On Thursdsy next W Albany.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

The OF the vote cast a. the democratic pri
mary OF the town oi jamaica L. l., on Friday after
noon and evening, was not finished until about Two
O'Clock yesterday morning. The respective nomna-
,ons tor Supervisor in the various. towns ol-
lows Long Island City-Graham democrat and re-
form, John Claven; Noble democrat, john H. Hun
ter Newtown--Democrat. Robert Burroughs (pres-
ent iDcumoent); reform, John n. Van Nostrand ia
malca-DemocraL John II. BrinckerhoH republi-
can Abram Van Siclen understood 10 have decnedD.
F!usning democrat, EDWARD A. Lawrence (Prcssns
incumbrpu: republican, David W gst.n. Hemp
slead-Dcmocrat, Ebe0ezer Kcllum (prescnt incum-
pcntj; repub. lean, Charles H. Clement North Hemp
steaa--Democrat, Oscar =. Willis; republican, John
N Clare (present incumben0 Oyster Bay-Dsmo-
crai, George 5. Downing tpresent in umUentl no op-
pOsitIon.
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"APRIL FOOL!"

THE PRACTICAL JoKER's HoLIDAY-How 1T
WILL BE cELEBRATED-Irs ORIGIN AND HIS
TORY.
The great annual festival OF practicsl joksrs viii
cur tomorrow, the nrst day OF April, ana ''our
Charlie" as he sits with the grown up members OF
the lamily, listening TO q solemn Lenten SER
mon to-day, will nave his wits at work
devisDe how he may make "April fools" Of bis
companions Tho playing OF tricks upon the unsus-
pectng not, however, confined to the youth Of the
community. Many dignined Judge and grave 'rev-
erend" will nnocently victmize his neighbor before
breakfast tomorrow, ere the innocent shall have
avn ikened TO a realization OF HIS danger.
Among the French and among English speaking
people ali the world tho day is celebrated with
zsst Many OF the forms taken by these practical
jokes familiar 10 every one-the pinning OF ludi
pacards upon the backs OF thoughticss pedes-
traus the writing Of letters making bogus appoint
ments TO meet reai or mythical persons, aud similar
tricks. The nowsboys aud bootblacks of New York,
always ready tor fun In any shape, give full play 70
their mpish faculties the 1st oi April,
and betide the unsuspccting countryman who
their way. Afavorte joke of theirs IS to
close behind such one, tug at his coat tails, wave
handkerchle as " they had drawn 1t rsm his pocket.
and or Nine times out o teu the inccnsed rustic
darts ike fash alter the fugitive ana most exclting
chase ensues, the boy dodgpg IN ana out under the
aud iatiguod The shouts and yells OF the lads COM
pan ions attract crowd oi laughing spectators and
when the victim gives up the chase and finds his
handkerchief all rignt his feelings be more readily
imagined than described.
THE DAY IN THE LAND o. CAKES
The Scotch are among the most intense lovers OF
the day, ana celebrate II with much earnesness The
.'foop' is called there "aowk" Q9ite u common
joke among them Is send some snl fellow dis
tance OF several miles, proossediy 10 borrow some.
thing bring answer TO ettor, which, when
opened, is found to contain only the words:-
This 10 the first day OF April,
Hunt the gowk smother mile.
The French call the victim Of the day poisson
d'arrt (April ish) Traces ol the celebration the
day are ouna much earlier period French chron
ices than English. lis related that Francis Duko
OF Lorraine, and MS wife escaped from Nantes dis
gusc upon the lst OF April, and when the alarm was
gwen the guards thought II was joke and did not
discover ther mistake until too late.
There Is aQucsti0n as 10 Tho origin OF the custom Of
"AprIl fooling." Some trace II TO the huli ieast
among the Hindoos, which IS celebrated similar
mapaer and terminates upon the last day OF March.
Others MAINTAIN that the custom has reference to
Christs being TO ana ro between Herod, Plate
and Caiaphas.
ln New Jersey the 1st Of April Is there held as
smoving day" instead oi the 1st OF May. inc result
cases disasrous. rrucKmeu arc sent to tho
houses OF old residents 10 remove furniture uch
the surprise and disgust OF tho residents and the
chagrin OF the truckmen
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THE GRAND REPUBLIC.

Tho nsw steamboat Grand Republic, built for Mr..
r. Cornell wh,tc Of this city, Tor the ferry to
Rockaway Beach, will be launched from the shipyard
ut oil Grconpoint avenue, Grcenpoint Sat-
urday next The vcssc's extreme length 800 Iect
breadth. ~ icct; tonnage, 1900. sue will resemble
tue Columbia IN the matter oil open DOCKS OF winch
she will have hroe. cxtcndinDher entire englh with
ample capacity for 1000 passengers Her hull
Is built oi white oak md locust, urn and
we'll braced, weighing 1880 tons without ma
chinery. joiuer WORK or furniture. The engine
will coutain come oi the recently Introduced improve
meuts IN marine engines, ana VIII be AN American
beam, with 70 incu cylinder Of II Ieet stroke, and
with wnees 80 lset ~ oiametcr, the thirty-twJ
buckets, OF paddles, Dcng l0s feet wide. The boilers
have made o. the Uest ron, tested by govern
ment officers al 81, 900 pounds pressure
On the morniug oil the launch the steamer
Columbia ber sister craft, will take the guests 10 Wit
ness the spectacle, leaving Twentyourlh street at
eleven A. NJ, and JEWELS Dock, Brooklyn, al half
past eleven A. NJ.
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ChUnCH DiSSEN SIONS.

The Wavcrly Methodist Church, situated In Bocrum
street, Paiisado avenue, Jersey Liy Helghts, Is
greatly exercised dissensons which nave sprung
up between the pastor. Rev. William J. GIL, ON the
one side aud two OF the members named HambIen and
Konnedy tho other. Eacn side, II Is said is pro-
paring charges against e other, which are intended
for presentation To the Conference at Newark.
sta cd that the pastor in his charges accuses br
Hamblcn OF immoral conduct, and also OF having GU
avers used slanderous language; while the
latter, Jointly Win Mr.. Kennedy, AYERS that the
past has been guilty OF various iasenoods besides
having several times been actuatcd by motives Of
malice In his conduct toward his accussrs They also
sllege that he has s0wn dissopsun IN the Church
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BILL IARDS.
A CHALLENGE TO soHAEFER FOR Two THOU
sAnn FIVE utrrnnrn no1IAna

CHALLENGE TO sCHAEFER FOR Two THOU
SAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
william Sexton, champion billiard player oi Amer.
lea, has heretofore credited with the highest
at the three ball gome upon recordthat OF All points,
made IN the memorable match game oi 1880 points
with George Sosson, played upon the nights OF Janu
ary 5, o, anu T. 1871 IN tho Giouc Theatre, New Or
leans, La, ana also with Tue best average
recoru--that OF 80, made while playing wish
Slosson the tournament beld IN New orleans
last January. This IL now wiped out, lor Have
just had placed upon record stI more astonishing
ana average made by jacob scbaeier, oi Boston,
Mass, while playing Oh a tie with Cyriio Dion
IN ST. Louis, Mo- the tie bong the result OF the late
tourney held there Tor ,ney prizes. The game
mentioned was played upon tue uight Of fri-
day, March 20, and schaefer the tbird
inbing, made this Astonishing ruL OF 42y
points, aud finished tie game OF 0U0 points
la AZ innings thereby recording average o. Just
30. In consequence OF this extrsordiuary play St
Louis all West villa ~Itn aelignt, aud
nouAce REORGANIZATION of b-ekcg Nclseler inamodi-
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BOATING.
THE CONDITION OF THE COLLEGE CREWS.

THE CONDITION OF THE COLLEGE CREWS.
SPRING FIELD, March ~, 1873
proposed convention 0i delegates from various
New England colleges, held here Today, TO Tor
the formation OF New gland college rowing asso-
cation failed the lack oil attendance, there being
only QUO college (willians) represented. Her two
delegates, w. X. Jewstt and J. NJ. Burleigh, tele-
graphed to Wesleyan to know what TO be done, IL
being supposed that Wesleyan would be represented
II other college was regatta between of The
two colleges having been almost decided upon. But
oil the faculty at Wesleyan had imposed upon
the several examinations during the present
week, and as consequence those who would
have been delegates were compelled to remain VI
home This difficulty WAS ioresecn as early as don
day, and letter was written by Mr. Sumner 10 Sir.
Dowd, oil Williams, stating what had occurred and
asking that action might Oe deferred until term.
Wesleyan had heard from Bowdoin. Brown, Dart
mouth and Amherst before Mouday. Brown had said
that sue would like JOIN ASSOCIATION, but WAS
mpclied to be prudent thus year sue 10 Ouy Just
recovering from debt which nas harasscd her badly
anu she darea 40 nothing more tnan 10 undertake
class races. Bowd0in returned AN answer winch
similar Ia tone Amherst and Dartmouth had re-
ported no boating Irinty had not been heard from.
The basis Of the expectation on tho part OF Will
hams Of rsce with Wesleyan Was letter written
by Mr. sumner The reasons ior the non-concurrence
oi New England coIieges generally nave been gwen
before the HERALD but why Trinity ala appear
10 Unexplained. II II unfortunate that Wesleyan
could mol have been Represented here, as she has
sometimes been blamed causing the delay oil the
iurma ION OF the organzatiOD ~ tme by failure
to nOtIce an invitation To JON an association Two
years ago; but that iaure was the iault OF one
OF the college, the Invitation not having been
received by the rowing association until some months
after 1t found It's way into the hands OF one OF the
officials. IL Is the known opinion OF ABOUT all the
New gland colleges tnat there will be associa
tion next year; but all hopes ior TINS year are now
abandoned. Williams and Wesleyan may arrange
race Tor next term, but there Is nothing certain
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BASEBALL.

The large crowd OF people who attended at Prospect
Park on each oil several Saturdays past were at
tracted there to witness games between leading pro-
fessonals. These noted players having nearly all
gone to their respective fields OF summer occupation
IL was thought that only few spectators would ap-
pear 10 amateurs playing. There were quite two
thousand people present yesterday again. hey did
NOT however as Oh the former vccasions assemble in
body ground No !, but scattered over the iorty.
acre field look tho different games
tnat wero being played
Appended is The score Of o game played in which
Dunnlgan, of the Wilkesbarres, took part:--
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EAST CHEs Err RETURNING BOARD.

Tho so-called returning board at East Chester dc.
parted from the Louisiana precedent yesterday.
Judge Edmonds appeared and then disappeared.
Supervisor Cromwell had prepared himself with Ger.
t6cd copy OF the law creating the Board 10 show that
IL o Town CLERK was included In the membership, but
IL was not called for. nor was IL shown. Tho nve
members at once proceeded with the work Of Canvass
ing the returns and making the declaration OF results
which was soon done, when an adjournment took
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RUTGERS COLLEGE BOAT CLUB.

The Rutgers College Boat Club intend W put out n
strong this and expect to take prominent
position among tae College boating men. Fifteen oil
The students were kept IL Constant training during
winter, ana hen the boat house was moved 10
mer quarters the men At once commenced practice
on The Raritan River. A movement Is ON loot
tue part IN the Watkins regatta Seneaca
IaEa
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take the ss.imony OF some witnesses in Washington
n New York

AN ADJOURNMENT
Mr.. Nevis objected aud moved an Immediate near
ing for his client He claimed THAI they had been
called here 10 ceriuin charges, and now that
they had ready Ior trial desire 10 put
the matter on. IL looked ike q movement 10 keen
the matter IN abeyanco AS II they did not desire 10
come TO trial.
During the debate a resolution was passed that
s'when this Board adjourns u adjourns 10 meet on
Wednesday next at ten A. NJ. and in second resou-
ton the Board decided TO commence hearing the
testimony for the prosecution "Wednesday morn
ing at O'Clock.
In reply TO question from Judge Pitcher he was
told that II he had his witnesses ready by throe r. NJ
on that day they would be ~ time.
Before the Board adjourned q ordinance
authorizing the killing OF all Sptz dogs within tho
district aud laid on the table until the next
meeting
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LACROSSE.

match at lacrosse between two picked tweves,
selected from the New York University ana Ravens
wood Cluos, played yesterday afternoon at Pros
pect Park in the presence Of about 1o00 spectators
match was TO have been played between .he Mnn-
battans, OF Harlem, ana Ravenswoods, but as tue
Manhatuns failed to put In their appearance Mcssrs
Cun ana Graham selected sides anu played an cAhiJi-
ton game wbicn resulted IN favor oil Captain ius
side Dy score OF R0als TO 0.
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pASKnuprc1Es AND ASSIGNMENTS.

BANhHUFILILS ANU A5oIUNMENTss
J. Bigler a. CO., lumber dealers at No II Cortandt
street Newburg, N Y, were sdJudicated iuvoI-
uutary bankrupts yesterday by default The petlton
was nIcd against them by eleven creditors whose
claims aggregated S67 900, the largest creditors
oing the following g:-Aionzo Cheeseborough,
S.l,275 49,, Alfred Mosber, $l6,l5o; J. l.. Lyon
SON. sl1, ,Sl1 81 Caleb Mekee 5000; Frank Pruyne,
Sl.o76 Albeit Fuller, sl354 SS. Ipjunctions have
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ately against Sexton for any amount Of money up to
So 600 In consequence Vi this announcement MI.
John ID. O'Connor yesterday evening despatched the
following telegram TO 81 Louis:-
NEW YoRK March 80. 1874.
O. e. MussEr, ESQ., No. 400 Pine street, 81 Louis Mo -
viii back sexton against scnaeer. 81 500 side. game
2OO points, be played In New York on Colender Ia
lie ' Il JOHN ID. O'CONNOR.
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RACKETs.

Three games OF American Rackcts were played In
Hoboken yesterday between Oscar Manning. OF Pha-
delphia, and I. B. Meislor anu William Puncb. The
FIRST games were won by Manning. Score 81 TO
ana Il 10 L. Inc tnlrd was won by his opponents.
score II TO 90
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TAMMANY COMMITTEE.

Tho Tammany Hall Committee OF Organization held
. secret session yesterday. Reports from several Of
the district organizations were received and dues and
assessments collected. No other business was
Iran
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game was played In Jersey City yesterday be-
tween the Halsey and PerrInc clubs, wbicn resulted
in favor OF the former by score OF TO Z. AT Hobo
ken the Hudsons defeated the JenerA0ns ny score of
tn
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HANDBALL.

large crowd gathered at Courtney's court, IN
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, to witness one oil tho
most severely contested games oil habdbau that has
been played IN this vlc,nity lor many day. The
con iesiants were William Courtney aud William Hor.
gan against Phil Casey aud Thomas Hayes. rhe
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A challenge has Decn gwen by Courtney and Crazy
to the brothers Barney and Arthur McQuade ior $50
II this Is accepted and IL Is expected ~ be, some
playing will result
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COMMERCIAL WRECKS.
Eighty-fiVs Failures During
the Month Of March.
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
Bankrupts' Assignments and Their Meet
ings With Their Creditors.

Eighty-nve failures were reported in this city dur
ing the month OF March, with liabilities amounting 10
s7177 3a6 tho latter being slightly IN excess oil tho
amount Tor january, which was the heaviest tor any
one month Tor several years past. The number OF
failures, as compared with the month OF February,
shows an increase OF about thirty seven per cent.
while the liabilities have increased In round numbers
about 81, 500, COO A large number OF OLD and PROM
tnent houses faifed during the month. Among the
nrms may be mentioned Jay L. Adams Co., WHOLE
sale grocers; Jewell, Harrison a Co and 5. W. Lewis
a. Co. produce ana provisions; kobbe n Ball. auc-
uoneers: s. NJ Mills a. Co., and Greenieaf, Norris x
Co. bankers and brokers; J. c. koh.saars Sons,
,apcy goods; Wilson Greig, dry GOODS Jehial Read
I Co. and Baldwin Fagg, hats; John H. Haisey'
ayestuns; Young, Sn,iih Co., sugar importers;
me New York Button Company; Hamann Koch,
Jewellers: Isaac Herman diamond merchant; Francis
o. BOYD II Co, liquors, and Alfred storms, hotel
keeper
Tho following are the auures reported, together
win The amounts OF naoi ues and assets, as near
ms can be ascer AIMED. Esti mates have been made
based on information obtained in the trade where IN
tormatlon has been refused or no schedule hled:-
Name Of Fum NJ, "sSe'' N'''