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M.fRRTEU.

ADANs-CHAPMAN- In BROOKLYN. on TUESDAY Oct
81 by the Rev Nonh Hunt schenck, j. u, John +.
Adams To- Grace Chapman
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Chicago Oct q. at the
Third fresbye rian Church. william Chalmers 10 Mis-.
Joan A. finkertun. daughter OF Allan Pinkcrton. the
weilknOwn detective. The toilet Ut the bride
tremey rich She wore white saun prnceKse dra ped
with satin aud grain stripe the drapings fastened In
chenille sin fringe aud tasrsls triple box peaed square
train finished IN pstst ulieS with klie pleatei tule
square NECK, rlcd wit point lace, aud some lace, water
waved, down the side til. cOrsAgc finished with sprays
Of white crush ross Al was draIed with orange
stuart cap. aud orange blossoms. diamond ornaments
'koSSMAN-MANl.-O Medne sday. Oct ~ n tile
Church of ue krticcmer. Brooklyn. lA the Rev ". A
Leonard, Franklin VI trossunu oi Huntingdon L. l., to
Elizabeth W. daughter OF samuel n. MANY, Esq ~
brnok
HOYT-sNlrTI At stamford. oct -. by the Rev T
kHl~tun smith. u D. OF iuuk'rs, " assisted bs the
keN HoyL tla-sn ". lioyt 80 Lig<ic n, daughter
OF " Henry Smith, Esl
JuNLS-CROsBY On tuesday oct ~ NJ tic Madison
square church hy thu Rev. howard Or shv H. D.. Dr.
B"ach Jones jr to Gertruic Nulsou daughter " the
late Edward trosbN all ~ tins city.
lEANlII-DORh lon "Wednesday. oct ~. Nt the First
lrcshl tcriau Church. Last orange los the Rev DT
Bellows uncle II The bride. MARI Gardiner daus hter "
the late DOrr, Esq Of Sew York TO Frank n Leayiu
Of New York
PERRY -DOUGIERTY ON oct ~ NJ - PAUL,
Church, EnslewoOi \. y. 10y the Rev. John " Payne,
Lhas " Perry Ia MARY, Youngest daughter Ui William
wESfON-MANLY on THURSDAY Ort IL NJ calvary
Church. summit. = hS the Rev. \. .. Buttorwurh,
Edward u W. son at New York ~ Alcnn ,ldctt dauki.
ter OF George Manly. ESQ. OF summit
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~ LOVE pIrH ms 4rNE
Willing To Make her hi. vie, Although She
L. Twenty Years his senior.

william q. Jackson. when 10 years ~ age,
in 1864 went 30 live with Mrs. ANN VI. Jack son.
his uncles widow who is Hhout twenty years
his senior. lie says that he fell in love with
her. and that shc promised to marry him. By
the death Of his father he became possessed Of
a legacy q about siO00o. This money lie gav9
30 her. and she invested II in real estate in her
own name. After William had lived with his
amt about ton Yeas she began To- receive the
attentions ~ Mr.. Richard VI. Hunt William
ohr,f"d. and "a quarrc! io. lowed and aitrrward
William sued t. rccoNcr his property. lie WIS
in May. 1876, induced. H. he says. by Il renewed
promise ~ marriage TO discontinue his suit
and give Mrs. jackson fun release; She soon
stitut"d suit to SGT aside his rclcaso and
get back hs property. hrs Hunts defense is
that she gave fun consideration fuE the release
Wv NE convoyancm - mortgage and some lots
in Jersey City 20 William.
The cise was "a trial yesterday In the Special
Term 20 tho Court of Common lluas. Mr.. lack
son rented his story. giving the history Of his
quarrnl- with Ais aunt. which were begun after
Hunt was regular in his visits and had given
the defendant Il diamond ring. After Jackson
had begun his first suit and the Deputy Sheriff
had gona TO serve an attachment his aunt en-
uc"d him Rwny from the officer. and when he
was alone with her she went and chung 10 him
and Ia" result was the signing Of tho discun-
tuuaucr and release. with an agreement that
They should be married within u few months
II" told her that he had no money and She guye
him the mortgage. he SAYS. Tor the purpose If
purchasing an outfit for her and himself. He
received f2.2n0 for the mortgage and paid the
greater part Of II Tor her benefit. principally 10
lawycrA employed by her 10 defend the first
suit. MI Hunt. who had not made any visits
for some time. reappeHr'd the day after the
release WIS given and WIS again regular in his
aUchtlous. The only explanation the aunt
vourhsufei 10 give WAS tlat she would receive
the attentions II whoever she liked Jackson
told her the house was not big enough to hold
two men and went away.
The trial is 10 be continued to-day
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THURSDAY. Oct. 2i.-FLouR AND MrI-Flour
more active Tor low grades NJ ull prices hu' medium
eradaa dul and dfOopng Rye flour and corn meal
steady Buckwheat hour steady at yesterdays quota
huns.
CoIros-Middlng uplands csc.
PRovisiorsPOrk lower with more doing Al the rtduc.
ton sales on the spot COZ bill. moss at yos 90 and
$50 hhls DO for November delivery atfs ~ Reef in
at tls5u Beet hans-IOo hbls sold atsiG4si7 Bacon
npnnal Cut meats generally quiet but sales incladed
picked bled bellies hight wrxhis sJse Lard lower
and more .ey: .sies 20 - on the spo, a, 90 g Cor
~ CIV Tor December "a 81 ass 81 for January and
81 57k for February Dressed hogs ste sdy. at <st&c,
9ON27c. State diaries Ac 1924 Western do io9 isc
Cheese DUH State factories, ehSssc. Fresh slgs,2 i4
onocrnIss-cones was In s.ir demand and steady ~
lahsi9hc for Rio. lSsi7c for Mexican, i3ei0kc for
Maracalbo. and 2Ja2f.c for Java with sales within the
range Of these quotations n $50 bags Rio so msts
Java, 400 bags Mexican. and LODI bags Maracaibo Rice
molnsscs quiet at 25sc tor old and foreign
nominal Raw dun and depressed ut T.6Issc. for
lair 20 good refining; refined unchanged
GRAis-Whcat ste a1y nd active, especially ~
thr close sales spot oDO bushels at s3e1tc for
No spring. re for No do CSC for No. red winter
uec efi = for No do. seam ana sa 81 m Tor No
do essvnlsc for No nmher e. W for amber Mchisan
and 81 olesi U5 for white, including No ! Al tl.o49
~ tSk future delivery 272.ODO bush, including No
spring, p21sc for November No amber. esc Octo
Der red @tl 0i Tor October aud tlu2f
Ia good request sale. ~ 90 bushels No state No
2Ne-ern held at H7 Barley active and hriner saies
Joub bushels At 81 n 90 for state and 81 ~
Tor No 2 Canada Oats iriner. but quiet sales 500
Including No GRADED at pal 2Sic tor mi and 3u
@;ge,c for white, No mixed sold al 3oisc Indian corn
dull and lnwer saee ON The spot vOys bu- including
steamer mixed at co. and No. su4iAc., white wes,.
ern No. q Boo.
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M'DoNNELL FOrND GUILTY.
Judge BsrLniow Refuses TO Listen TO ANY.
thing Except "a Verdict.

When the jury in the trial Of J. p. Melon
nell. editor Of the Paterson Lobor Standard. for
alleged libel in calling non-strikcrs in the
Adams Mil scabs.' retired at noon on Tues
day. they stood nino for conviction and three
for acquittal On "Wednesday morning ono of
the trio Joined the majority. and another went
over on Wednesday evening They stood eleven
70 ono FOR conviction when they were called into
court nt 10 o'rlock yesterday morning They
looked surprised wAcn Judge Barkal0w
told them they must lud n verdict. and that
unless sent for hc would not open court again
until lu o'clock Friday morning. Foreman
OHkr- SAID tho Jury wanted 10 say SOmrth iug.
Judge BhrkHlow replied that all he wanted to
hcar vas verdict The Jury in this cnse were
a." ludEes - BON law and fact. and the Court
At o. O'clock yesterday afternoon the Jury
thumpod on the door ami told the officers that
they had rrar he'd a verdict. The Judges were
cent for. ~ we'll IA ths District Attorney nui
the dof'n liant. Tn" Jury were brought in. They
rendered QN"rlir Of guilty, They wor0 then
poNcd, and every man. ~ his nano was called.
said, Guilty Gen. lIoXscy asked whether
the Court would suspend sentence II they hp-
Piled for n writ Of error. Tho Court replied
that they would not. The General then made
defendant be fined. rather than imprisoned.
Judge BarkalpW then increased MrDounpu'a
laif from $500 e. : 900 10 appear for sentence
on saturday morning.
The extreme penalty in this case would be
two years In stat" prls on or 5000 Inc, or both.
Con. lloX-ry said that If Mcdonnell is fined the
work. people viii raise he money II IL re-
poit"d that public meeting 81 tho strikers will
BE- held for the purpose Of rusing plonry To- pay
tho ilno The throug that had been waiting
night. for over forty eight hours. were greatly
excited by the verdict.
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IIN4NtIAL AND COMuERCTiE.

THURSDAY, Oct. 2i-P. M.-Thc spccula-
ton at the stock Exchange developed less in
teresting market. but Lake Shore. Delaware
LackawannR and Western. Western Union. and
the Northwestern shares commanded chief at
tcntion. The market opened firm and adj
vanced 81. = cent. hut Lake Shore soon re-
Elected heavy tone. ut n decline Of D. ? cent TO
6s' From this point however. there WIS 70
rally Of Ia 10 cos. after Now Jersey Central
had yielded u 70 ~ and Delaware. l.. 49,
wanna and Western had sold down from 80 t.
iSS. Tho Northwcstcrns were ind,foreniy
supported, and were apparently left 10 take car
OF themselves. The common declined half r
cont t. 4o'4 in tie final hour and the preferred
.. 10 1u',. with ~. Paul common a, lower nj
improvem"ut from 81 a % 49, Michigan Con-
trn rallied from Gs'. 10 CO. but subsequently
fell on To- 6S's. the closing price. In tho later
dealngs Denwarc. Lackawanna and Western
reroVcrrd Ia a.. hut subsequently, declined r
and hocruc wcak hlorc The Flrst Hoard al decline Of
e c&nt alter Whic again rallied 10 tho highest hsucs
Of uir daN - Louis Ani Iron Mountain Was 4, better At
nnirtturos of special interest IN the remainder u the list
lhr DAY was 'Niu'nuN rmploA'i hN tho lars, oi,r
anrs IN protecting certain suks under their control
hiil IN masking PREPARATION for II 81 ops ratlon-
lhr tuli market although generally dull WAS weak NJ
Ad'tnur to lis under he nuucucc ul literal ui, ffss
"i sHlh ielonnns o. genuine holders
About sN.unin gold coin arrived M this port TODAY
IN luAus the rates paid io. havlu carried NcrV
. e, 3. ~ e. AMI 7 cent
Money was freely supplied 90 the ~tnt klrukrrS -
cent with closing ttausA ton, at the ioW'rraW DIS
counts were quoted hi 't1 fDr prut signatures
"g'ctmcai h"Is H"utun'd dull bat steady. wIh
hsral M unss of thet ant 2 cents
The OWING We're the T. NJ closing prices
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DIED.

CNNnLEE-N Orange, ON tho 2ai inst sally H. Can
der. widow 90 Can't Samuel Gambler
Relatives and friends cqncstsd attend the fu-
neral services AZ her late Adcncc FRIDAY gjth
On arrival 81 ~ J. VI. tram from sew York.
tARfENIkN In broekpurt, y. y. oct -, lr. Davis
tufthtcr ~ his 4t year, native ul Nalpuie Cheshire
County. II medical graduate Middlohfuy college
" and resident 81 BIuckpori since lS25 II. was
Wing con gresham IN 1874
GOOD On THURSDAY. oct "a Samuel Good born in
Kanion County cork uand, ~ the Gst y"st Of his age
Relatives and friends of the family invited "a attend
uciunorai rom = Thomas Chapel thisday at o'clock.
Cork and Random papers please copy
MAkLrl. In whistler Ala. recently. Father Marley.
a;,i 2" Arnra parish priest OF Whistler. native ot
Mc,uRMlck-on Thursday. oct - Eliza McCoriulck
AGED ~ wears
llyr funeral will take place on saturday. oct ~, from
leg late lr-lis nee iIi West ifth II
fn>t'KANS-in Columbus ono oct ~ : n.
u b." ffn., Bishop OF the Roman Catholic Diocese ~
'nlnmlu,. Ased h2 wears lie was born IA Il'kins
uuut,, VIZ, graduate co. Kenyon 'leer aud was ul-
salnI ~ lu Rome twenty sN wears IT, was
,faiti an auxiliary 90 the Archbishop oi Cincinnati In
lNi.. ann wears later went 10 columbus
Ntt -StifenlN ON the -. INST RI .f7 West 3lst St
lfuuh 4 vie %. Jonathan X soc
lr relatives and trends Of tne family are respectfully
hNlitG % AIT il tie funeral sltvcrs al tic Free ilhrT
ma w. J. Churgh, sam =. between 7th and siI av.,
600 she morning of luAt, oct - AT halt past 10 clock
lhi' rm"ui 40 Sew porp, staten Island
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JrLrI sc0rIELD's suIcIDE.
shooting Uerscir Rather than he Married 10
Person MOI 10 her Iaste.

At the Coroncr's inquest over the body of
Julia ScoAcld. who shot herself near Mount
Kisco. the witnesses examined were Moses
Thornc Stephen Knowlton. Drs. Pelton and
slowson. A. u. Sands. and lIickson Plat.
knowlton testified to finding the girl in the
road wounded. and II pistol IN her pocket.
Sands said that the girl told him she shot her
self. Tho physicians testified that the bullet
entered below the heart, broke rh. went
imb"ddod in tho back. Tho force OF
tho bullet was somewhat broken 10y strik-
Ing the corset steel and urderclothng;
Plntt was closely eGnmineI, He testified
that he brought tho girl from Bedford on sun
day. She told him that her father wanted her
to marry one Scofeld. but she said that she
should die first, He took her home, aud while
there ono day she examined his pistol and re-
turned II to him. On the day ~ the shooting
she said she was going walk ing. and gave i'm
her Rocketbo0k 10 keep, saying she might losa
IT, Tho pockethook was produced, and found
Hor r'nI shs wcns r6m the hoasa A' Rc
started to follow her, but she was out
OF sight, llo then went to his room
aud missed the pistol. lie went TO the Post
Once aud told Richard Fish that the girl and
pistol were gone, and Fish started men in
tempts on her life Ia his knowledge. or threats.
She said her father pereecicd her and that
sands and her sister would not admit her 10
tho house. and clio had no place 10 20. iie took
her TO his house out II compassion. ana thought
she seemed cheerful. She said GOod-by" when
sho went out, AZ she always had dOnc
The Jury rendered verdict Qt suic ldc.
Public opinion strongly condemns her father
and Sands Tor prosecuting tho klrl; Her body
IL ~ 10 buried to-day from Long Ridge.
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kAr1g r. BuILEp.
Died October ~, 1879
Aged
IN THE GREAT FAIR.


some of the Most Conspicuous Attractions TO
he seea at the New Cathedral
The beauties Of the Cathedral fair were
more clearly seen last evening. for the attend
ancc did not rise above 10000. In the Cathedral
10000 persons make only an enlivening full
ness. Tho attractions Of some OF tho tables
made unpleasant crowding at times Some
Of the wares on the tables are Of extreme rich
ness. st. Cccilias table has some rich jewelry.
including $1,000 solitaire diamond
ring and q diamond watch. At
many other tables there are. diamonds
either 10y sale or ratiic. Al ST. Michaels table
chances are sold ut 81 apiece in raflle iorr,
Muriilo, 81. Benedict Receiving the Rosary
from Tie blessed Virgin. is 10. be rallied
ilorid representation Of tho arrival OF
George Washington in this city. prior
to his inauguralion as drst president, is 10 be
ratified OF at tlO chance. near 10y. The cost Of
the painting. II Is said. was 100000. The finest
single display Of sivcrwarc is probably made
at the table OF ~. Jerome ; Church. A great case
OF satin wood. lined with tultcl blue satin is
vrrware. Tie table OF ST. Stephen's Church is a
picture. Black velvet oyerspreads the body of
the table and the shelves that range upward
from i; Then folds OF blue merno are
drapcd from point 10 point. Rnre ina crowds
the shelves until the topfnost shelf ia reached.
Then pots Of wide-sprcaling ialns take tue
place 81 CHINA. On the table Is u wealth Of
tasteful wares. DR.. AcGlynns critical taste 1t
Is Understood. WIS referred To ia the decoration
OF ihc table. The restaurant Inns an appe,izing
look: Pretty young women. made coquettish
by the almost universal bonnes cap. are the
Writers. They give change. The fare and the
wines are good and not high priced.
pleasing reform upon the average fair
is the restraint put upon the zeal OF the young
women who are charged with tn, duty of filling
un the lists OF chances in the rallies
The Journal 0f he Far edited by Mcssrs
John Mullaly. Frank Beard. and Lafayette
Briggs. is very profitable adjunct Of the Far
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Matthew white a naturalllcd citizen may become
Governor OF tbs state.
John Smlth-You cannot vote until YOU have been 10.
stored 20 citizenship hy the Governor.
IT PHI 7. cannot become citizen until %
has lived nve years in tins country.
Fl Henry Kirby The Constitution N the United
statc dos not prevent Roman Catholic from becoming
President
Wilson Pylcs file General election in this state 7.
alwavs held the mrs, Tuesday following the hrs
day In November
~ K"-If You have assumed yonr st. nfather's
name. and all knownhy A. GU may l.,
tered and vote IA that name
IT kcanc You will have 10 get certificate oi
naturalization, You must pt pN' that Nuu have hVt
y.Ars In this country aJd were under IL years oi
az your arrival
Democrat do not require first papers You have
obtained crr, "tc ct naturalization hN rroNlns that
yuu have lived for i've Years tls country mud we're
under IL years Of age when you arrived.
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Nr.. Mary stagg'. Death.

Mrs. Mary K. Stogg. the sad story of whose fail
from society belle to drunken woman accustomed u
the police station coils related IN Tug svS ,fyc,ter.
DAY died in the Newark iail yesterday morning Her
divorced husband. william suisg, il bookkecper IN
Newark commission house llr Is living with his second
wife Mrs Stages sister Alice is piano PLAYER in sa.
loon III newark some Of the SISTERS Of the unfortunate
woman were AT hrr hrdsdr wien che died. She g. r
buried nom tunptnus nufguo today. Sixteen wears
years ygn Mrs stag WAS HNnritr IN soty, and her
married t was at hr,t happy. Then her husband one
evening found her drank, He ANA hor friends tried IN
Nhn g. shNc her Finally Mr. slgs procured divorce.
aud married another woman The divorced wife ful.
VNtd ly her Ounsc't sslr began lie u dissipation.
from which h1 erlrt- f1ud win them Mrs Sise. has
two oarnt sisters one tbs wife 0t successful bu.ne 50
mau thr other Of a well kuOwn pi} stefan IN Newark
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without price" Tho operatives wcrc not IN
dici"d. NnturallycnouRh thcec work nemen arc
enthusiastic for Butler. anil his reception WAC ~
course an ovation. Ono VI tho employers how
even, remembered Butler also. At noon when tho
mon Guii work flr. dinner, he called His opera
tiv"s together and made them iittls spcech
warning thcm that they might expect TO bo dis
charged II they eupportod Butler. Hardly had
Butlcr reached "A fricnd's house in tho town be-
iorc committee Of these workingmcn who
had boon threatened waited upon him and one
81 Them HaNu him the substance II their bo-eis
speech written on a slip u paper. This threat
OF intimidation Butler road in opening his
speech and how he did skin tho boss Ilomca
Who had used il ! But the friends of Butler i'm
MARLBORO are not alone workingmen. There
were thirty odd Woo Presidents and Secrr-
tarics OF The meeting. list comprising many OF
The active business mon and leading Reuubii-
cans OF the town. Tho Republicans have always
nal largo majority hero hut Buffers filenda
WIN reason. claim an overwhelming ma
lority Tor him. From Marlboro we wont 10y
IRAN to .Natick fourteen miles nearer Bos-
Ton, and hero an immense gathering greeted
Butler. After epcnkinR .wo hours tho General
caught lntc train for Boston and early yestcr-
day morning he was en- routo for Ipswich
where n monster clam bike was prepared in
honur OF his coming. Last night-thc CLAIMS
eaten and the speech made-he spoke in Lynn
nnd 81. he Will gu ON during tho eleven working
DAYS between this and tho 9th of November
max ing two or three speeches a dav To
night he speaks in Fanouil Hall and Faneuil
Hall square to such y multitude ns has not been
seen there since the old anti-slavery days
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Live stock NJ ark ef.

NEW. YORK, Thursday, Oct. 2i.-Bnrcly one
car load NJ beef cattle arrived and there %ns but liu
tied trsdr. The feeling appeared 10 be- shade hrnIsr
AMI sales were rcnd made at ormtr prices. including
three loads Of tat Kentucky steers $3.50 rs
NJ sic n to dress 81 rs and two Of Texas cat
Tie. l,p rs average. at NAc 10 dress % Ms Dressed
beef inactive ~ 6STc I. n tor good
tive SIDES. aud 4st'pc for Texas do th"icc beef from
east side slaughter houses NAV be quoted al TIC.
Mikted Neas had air sale at - a. r n, while
grHser~ and hutt"rmik calves dragged AT 2atr. a D.
Lambs Tell on about &c. r. n. and closed weak sheep
about former figures Sheep sold at 81 ssJc r lambs
q ssbc Mutton and DIRE ssed lambs dun bes7c r fm
NATION and 6a7isc Tor lamb. Choice wethcr mutton
scarce and firm at 7asTisc
Market about steady tor live hogs with sales Of
loads Of kentucky hogs 7S ps average at 50 IS q leo
rs, AMI 1 AR ui Ohio do, 30 Ds. at SiUL
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sermon on the occasion ofth centennial cele-
brntiOn Of the momory Of OConnoll.
IN personal nppearance Cardinal Cullen
could hardly b. called imposing. Ho WIS OF
medium stature, somewhat STOPPING and his
appearance hetokrncd rather bcncvolonco
humility, aud simplicity Of character than great
gifts or dignity"
In the Council Of the Vatican ho was conspicn-
Prince OF Wales mct him ut dnnor and the
Queen paid him marked attention In his office
ns Prince prclatn OF the Catholic Church. II is
not unlikely thnt in view Of his lifo and emil
nonco. special services in his memory mny be
held in some OF tho Catholic churches of this
eff.
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We tak0 pasnrv plNcing hei0re our ionlrrs INC f0
loMlnE important '"irI While having no direct polu
cal hVarng II As real significance. showing ID doas
that Whatever the people ~ these states may think
oormns the political situation, they lar from brand
IN. Or. Fiertua tanil. krh,dlus Ne frauds
GhNrsruN. Texas. June T. 1879
DR FHRrT-ncar Slr Your Hnidon Medical Discovery
ahd PurgatNe Pellets have cured my dAugh. Of scrotu
nus sN eling ana open sores aout the neck and Noni
laAulttr iuscu mas accomplished wonders
storms 20 health my WIG. who had been holii,i Tor
eight months from l,mhle weakness am with grate
iul feelings, yours truly, 4 II IoAG.-Ifr.
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Troiting In Huntington Park .

Tho two trots begun on Tuesday under the
auspices OF tie sunpk Du,iI Association m lIunt,ne.
ton Park, Long Island. wero flushed yescriaN In tie
mrrnuie trot Class tc lrs heatwa, taken by Tryant
iu- i"4 Tie second, tlIld and fourth heats ANA Tie
uol wore Cai turrd by TI. Time 49,, IL. iG In
"a" - class troi The first Two heats tu Ia Maurice
bAlN Nnh case, and tie two next takru by Annie
'r"sNh laIAuess put stop 10 the trot which was
postponed uhlIl to-day. 1nne-2 $50 2 81 80, ~
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Ar.ved-rnruspAr. Oct "a

AFrfNtd-I III ItDAf. UVL 70
Sc Alhcmarie 6iihbs Iewes Del
- Abyssinia Murphy. Liverpool Oct ". and Queens
town iJth
IS James C. Stevens, Purvis Newcastle
- Canada. FrHn-cul IiAvre.
- Niagara, Curtis. Havana.
Bark Donald Ferguson, Ross. Dnnkirk
Bark Harriet Campbell. faN Tor. Dunkirk.
Bark Isaac Hail. Ryder Boston