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The New York Markets.

SATURDAY. Nov. lG-FLoUR AND MEAL-Tho
hour market dull but without further de-
cline aud az the reduction there was rather more
We quote. No q e. 3osS29O; supcrnne, - lOSs, o..
common 10 good shipping extras Western aud state,
7nGS4; bakers anal ismily brands, = 2ss5 7o'
tras eiQA1o; do bakers and family brands, - 80
are rye -four. s3.in6s3 ~ Corn meAl-western,
s14 az O1 Brandy wine, s2.rb. BuckWhent -four. n
10 rs, slO5ssl.sj Wheat iced si4Ssi9 4 ton, rye
PRo, isioSs-Pork again rather armsr, with a brisk
iohung demand al q 7asS tor old mess with new mes,
ami beet quiet Bacon nrn aud cut meats In Il
demand at late prices Lard hrm.r ana active on the
sot but futures quiet, ssiss ~ We spot co. ir. at
hul future delivery 4sD ics ~ t25 inr NoNeu
Ter - 30 Tor January ana 81 ~ Tor February Dressed
hogs hrucr. i4st,c BGster duh And cheese easrr,
GH.S-Nhca a.ain lower hut closed active for early
iuturee. sales ou tie spot 2-2pD hush including re-
iccief spring s 40 amber. 81 n3i no red winter,
Ma Nhie. flu7; extra do, filO2Sl loil; No. do.
ioit FOR future delivery. N,e,' hush mostly y
red Winter. sloa loI hovember 81 0d@slHg, for De-
amber sitn tor November ami ~ ui8s i,tnia fur
December Rye lower stis@|nc. for prime western and
state ahoat BARLEY snd harley malt du oats opened
nrn nut active and me CLOSE dul and barrel ~
stady sAles 5000 hush. Of 2edi2tc. Tor inNrd and
le5ic Tor white, Including No 2Uadrd atti'4 Tor
missed AM aJ'sc !9I wite IniiA g,r 'isnu' In NJ
for steamer mixed -, 9+asc Tor Nn Edo 1875 &c
t.r new No. 8. and tOr iuture delivery, 5000 hush
steamer mixed, 40 Tor November, and No, NJ take
Tor December. ana &c. Tor January. .-,.- .--,-,-
GFoCrnusHAw sugar was very dull A. faI'4c Tor inlf
to lpod rennine Cuba, New orleans sold at 5eS.ge re-
nurd du At o. seea for hards amt ~ .c for standard
dun NJ 80 af5c Tor new crop Rio eoree was
depressed at l2@lSc inr cnWWs, WIN SAFE, n-hN ol
.l-n bags ex kron frnl private terms; MaIAcAlbc
n moderate demand; i,oOo bags sold Ia tie range Of
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SPECTATORS HAVE WITNESSED Az UNUSUALLY
hos contest between The bulls AMI bears tor the control n
Western Union durnc The past fortnight And with do
nnite result vet appeHrs The stock has heen man
uatet up AMI down on range OF ten per cent. paving
many large Irunts e. customers " Nc-.rs Peck.
Ghert Co. 10 Broad street. who recommended tlus
stock Tue stock believe certain TO huctuate con.
sderably either NJ down, according 60 the
ments made BY the company and such Of our readers
who speculate In stocks had better tor the present dire
their attention Western Union alone and what
called spreads" which secure PROFIT on either n
falling advancing market These contracts. We think.
viii certainly pas handsomely ~ secured Of the above
mentioned arm who are able 90 negotiate them very sat
isactoIN indeed. A. accommodation tAis nrun viii
give small operators the same opportunities as their
larger and all thus placed equal footing
Their example IN this respect should be followed BY
other brokers' who generally connnc their customers To
operations Of one hundred shares The financial Re.
porter avery valuable stock paper u published BY ths
house, and they offer specimen copies free.
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IINLNcIAL lND COMMERCIAL.


0A4OADA., Nov, lb-P. M.--The operations
c'he S,o.s Exchange developed firm tone at
vac Vommeh'eiA M az business, but there WIS
d ms tine 10 special feature presented. except
Delaware. Lack, wanna and Western which Ia
,i,s. 80, 80 80 ~ " % 80 W.
- ''on % % 10 5uA at tho hrst board al
WoueA subsequently recovering TO 5lA near
tho lose. Tla e,,o-ol ,o,o bo,re,:or 4, tho
rAo,i,.i,-- ,N.'"' ''li'' "oweNeI, IN w
.,'"''F o' lho l.at was deslondent because
o. the railroad war and a generally bearish
feeling. and ,f,or 80 - ~ ,o,,..,,,
IL '"N "''Vl so'uc s"ol'a H'u c"NorVu
'-'@n 'N'ro Tie Vrlce declined from GSh
70 ST.; hut tho clloue in this stock
sa'sequantly anne N i,s rescue. and rallied the
Nrdwe-tr1, ,y. Th mn. s''s 't o9' e
f~l,h q, iur tie COMMON and The pre.
vfIs4 ou,A.i rs. before adyanein, 10 rs :.
Nseu Union Which Lod b"0n eor,narutiv.iv
tt-s-g1l d, iIe morning business un ~ mid.
az boolu. -.ie sr.at isatlr,, Win Like Shore.
o. he ',.r IA sp.cuiation. nnii' ait"r s"i!inc
eeown ison.G. H. 5jt lie prlce sudiarly al.
T'a.ei ~ % again, with finn salo- Al ".
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The canvass Of the vote for candidates for
t''noyn SUFFOLK County was atlsst concluded by the
tla Supervisors on Friday evening. and the cerh
os awarded TO Charles Duryca Democrat. who
ss,slst4 elected By one majority over GEORGE ,. Car
lal. hefuhArfn This was effected by excluding the
tae vote ~ t1e Bre,liH poll on the ground a. Va,
'AA'. mAfi inst nnhing inie.ibie could be- made Of
.e 20 throughout The county was originally Ger
l'd ~ by thc District fva..-rs Sir Gurnan nni one
i''! 100 'Ir 'frr 90 fhr returns Tho Republican mem
t-tt.a4 A5... "
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Total for the week eie.77i

The gold market was dull and embarrassing.
All OF the transactions were at l00b.
In loans the rates paid for having balances carried
were ls I, ~. q and Hat
Inc JAYS business at the United states Sub
was coin receipts ~ 202a -; payment 81 Tn All ~,
balances $3.50 0iai2; note roceirt. S2s 552 Ia paw
fISTOru
The Internal revenue receipts ~ WASHINGTON today
we're tabip and the custom receipts S3tnuD The
Treasury also received t2tuuD national hank notes
tor redemption. which make total of - 2 p for tho
week. The Treasury now holds $50 ODrO OF bonds To
secure the national bank circuiauni also. SlaADoCu
ur the public deposits Tile outstanding bank cifcula
ton amounts 10 s3ln.730.OuD currency notra and
&ifTo.po gold notes
iurrrn exchange remained dul NJ ~ - and ~ eo
6lduys and 2 days drafts respectively.
In the money market call loans ranged Al 3is02S n
cent, with hna negotiations at ~, Prime signatures
were In request AK tor discount
Tine weekly exhibit Of the associated banks lowed n
incgeac u AL so ~ tho net because the lie
deposits was reduced f0sjO1 The decrease In the
total reserve ei7isn but The reduction In depost-
caused tue incrcase above noted Tie banks now hold
fl2elpfth IN excess " the - cent required by law
The loans were contracted q. 57S7rn
Government bonds less active but closed strong
will The chief business In IS Of 1881, 1868 and coupon
A., a ccuts.
a 10 n
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Island, GAO; Cleveland md Pittsburgh, 220; st.
L.. !, c. and \. 800 do. preferred, 400: Morris
and Eseex. 525 Illinois Central 400; Fort
Wayne, 1856 and Kansns Pacific, 150.
The following table represents the opening,
highest and lowest sales. regular way OF the
principal stocks during tho pnst week. together
with the number OF shares dealt in:
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nrr @uuns.

K INzET.
kiNzEy
KiNlEY CLEARING SALE TO MAKE
SiNlEY ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS
KIsILI i7ooo yards Bich Moire Antique and
kINlHY. Pignred silks. evening shades and
KIXfX 'O'A 'o'0''' reduced 70 S'' ''rd
KiNtEY 1000 yards 7olncn sstns In all
kINkLI. the new colors and shades, SOC. yard
klNlEY 5000 yards Rich SILK veivet.
Kinney worth 81 yard, at SOC yard
RiN1ET 1900 yard. Rich Embroid,red silk
kINLhI. balloons, htngod both sdes, &c yard
HiSIEX 1900 yard.wide rich ellk
kinney. Brocade Trimmings. worth 100. At lOc.
KiVzfY 10, Of Beaded citnps and
kinney. Galloons, closing from sc. yard M
kiNZfY Lots Of colored silk rrinees iOc up.
klNkbN. Lots OF Black suk Fringes TO- up.
EiNLEV LARGE lot NJ passementerio Girnps
klNLkY some beaded. reduced 10 SOC. piece.
KiSlEy SILK and beaded Ornaments. &c, up.
kiNtEN Fur Trimmings closing out low.
EiSzry 1000 pieces ailk veivets SC piece.
klN2kY 1000 yards vide STA vevets. &c yard.
KlNzEY Fancy Wings and Breasts, Sc. ~.
RiNIEY silk Orc. or.in Ribbons. &c. yard up.
kINzkY Satin aud oros Grain do, Sc ward NJ
kiNlfY 1900 yard, seven.ineh SIN
ktNISN eros Drain Sash Ribbons, loe. yard.
KiNIEY Felt Hats and Bonnets oil
klNLEN the new Oh pee, coz. Up.
KiNLEN half yard ~ide, blech and colort.
ktNzEN Chenille dotted and embroidered,
klNNEN worth Use. yard, closing al iur. yard
kiNIsv Ysrd.wids silk Brussels Lsess
kinney black and beaded. worth Toe. Al 2oe
KNzRv v.srelenres Laces from &c. yard up
kfNlLN BlAeA YAH Laees real. at Sc. yard.
KiNZFV L.rg. iot N h.nd made real duipuros
klNIEN. Zoe, i5o zoe 30, sic. Sec., Doc. yard
slNzEl Lars. 10, Of all silk black French
klNkEY Laocs sinehos wide. loc. yard
KiNZEY Real band made Torehon Lacts. &c. up
k!kLLN. Lo.a Of fancy Laees &c yard up
kiNlfv An Linen H.rnmed uandkcrchiefs Sc up
klNkIh. All linen tolored BorderA -. W
GiNipY Gents oil Linen Hcmmed ioc up
kiNktl. Lot al SIX HandAorchieis, lsisc up
kinney All Linen Hem stitched do, Dc up
hiNLEY. Coored Embroidered Handkerehiefs l2c W
kivisY Woven corsets 20 bones, worth re. at ssc
kiNkfN Hand made Corscts very low
kiNlEY Ladder and Misses Au.lr
klLtt Underwear al great bargains
kiNItl. Ladiss. Misses. Gents. am
kiNLHl. Boys hertno Underwear. very low
h!vliv Cents m. wsa. wsm,u,u
kfNfrY Muslin Linen Bosoins aud Band
FiNfEY. Shirts At re, worth ~
KiSIEY 1901 SILK Rows Chenille fringe. &c
Kinney Rich snk spd Lace Euibrodere Use
: KfNYtv.
! KiNJFv Rich wide Lace Ties. CSC
kfNLEv wide SILK Chonle Ties. 80
/ kiNJEY Another lot II Linen Collars II
KfNKkN Special bargains IN Lace Goods
EiNJEY Walnut Brackets, Frames, Tovc
ktNftY. Racks Wal Pockets Tables. &c
| kfNIEY Fancy BASKETS II all Kinds
/ KINNEY Vine Nu- ~ Fancy Candle stic ~
gfSZtv Opening Doll fixinss. large variety
/ FtSifY WILLIAM kinney
/ VfV7Fv
/ NiNity SIXTH AVENUE
| kiSify BETWEEN isrE ASD 18TH STREETS
3 kfNXFN
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Wlaniso ---ttmaIts.

UPTOWN ADNERTISEHS
~ MAY leave their taNnrs ior InH SuN a. the emily
author ilec uptown at'eru-emsnt Offices
,2lS BROADWAY, Of 3lst st., al r. NJ. ana
nos West I'D ST.. OF sth av.. ~ 4 r ~
7dO 80 av.. corner Of f7th 81. ull sP. NJ
De hast lfth It, corner Union square, ull r NJ
AoeHua cnarrs.
-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.- hrstclsss hands on
- fine clonks, domestic machine experienced hands
d h. BABcoCK co.
II johnson g. Brooklyn.
Al ,OOO sewing mSchinss Wheeler Wilson.
week singer Domssuc WileoH Gibbs rom e. to as
rAnted rented aud repaired. BROWN, 2s2 Grand It
-EXPERTtuckerson Wilcox Gibbs machines
SIMON srERNS a co, 70 and "a Leonard st
II. aIEWART a. 90. want experienced
y hands ON lur lined garuruts. only such need apply
a. 9th " entrance before ~ A. ~ Broadway, 9Th aud
10Th sta
A BOUT 2lO operators on Wheeler Wilson machine
"A fOT la and outdoor work on ladies' undersarments
LADY VIII sell her Wheeler. a Wilson covered
n ~ ilue complete orler 81. 81" East Nllh 81,
Laenirut
REMNANTS nr BOY. suits from i5c upward
"A. FOR .ae a. NlcOli, the failure. l1l bowery, n \
LNXPERIENCED hands on lace work, and coed Dc.
II sgners good wages, before 0. Monday A. IhoRf'
No 1871 let Ay.
EXPERIENCED girls wanted o. peIfSmery =,
EIHsT-CLAss ironers on new white shirts can
u make good wages. also ie" learners 'WNe"' ol
street
MONEY Due WORKING WOMEN. col.
vi ected without charge. r. FRANCIS 0Ibbokb, At
toEnayatLAW. u wsst tth o.. near broadway
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In State bonds sales Of North Carolina o. old.
January sud July. at 49,; Louisiana l. cousodAtcd. ~
sda Missouri STATE IS Of 1857 Al iu0 and do 81 les.
A. iuJi,
tlfT ff4L ttla
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80. - WIS., lfiH FL, y. Y
The i.rxest ant choicest assortment 81 HUMAN HAIR
GOODS frr which snd anf silver medals Nerr awarded.
I"fHiIsN sf ln esaie prices our Marie Auioinete
rNiD f'-usrlufc for front ana back l. Of ion- hair,
fi.|u sH ugvaft
riit CpOt Er-troni pieces for Young and old dos
urt rip 81 a.. fsautful and htrrnins rom S each
ugwlid fNNf fBLL HUMAN II AIR NkTs Ia -e-t and
bet made ~ v trout haT, Is cert. each. ~ ~ rcr
i.l'h GRAY NAIR = a~.taltyA CoMBiNGs made un.
.t+is e. W W4y lettat AMI chear~r tUan any oult
hegse llair taAt % exchange ADD bought
ZEAL TORTOISE SHELL GOODS
lnrorf"' hNdcHrtrf AMI cur own Wanufaeture
'-NN. " Nf. y flr Comments 90. 40 iahuluusy low
C,es q s:fnl NJ ,uy done Alsrgs ,tocS q i-, and
Nourrns GOO. real rlv"r and sod baes Combs and
plsf'- ; iuil 4,'-l,msn' q Boanueins cosmeuss
f'giratt LrrcnIs secret ~ beauty speeiaNsi Ter
eN 3 t.n1rly LAVISH Rouse nr IN. ,nd Checks,
e aul 81 81 pr bottle. l. shiws Persian khenualne.
Mar . siairer-stains instantly any color OF hair
81 tNl % 30 yer uoX
just received choice assortment Of
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
90 new designs. 90 lowest luuortrTs q rices
D. NOS 'st % send ior our NEW ILL >fRArED Gaia
toGtE % HON TO pk BEAU rlfCL" With seventy
l.u.'rst'1s and pracucal lessons on iiarircssing.
Price iN,
1oo-is sen' 70 ~ nnrs ~ the country when prerad
roe o chsr-e os G. o with priv's &c OF examination.
II not approved can "a returned at mS expcn,e.
AwEST itTH ST near e'h sv, NJ
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NnbGt gloht,s.

'""""| W '"N''i',rfH I"'Nl'
Mo Colccter - %. '4..-.. ..ae p..Y' will r..
ceiyo me- tAes iur It' t.4. joys ,.' I.. t.f.. -.
sand u ~ A II ana And l. ST ,att0. l,,,rs r,.ii
l,nut
By order OF the Board OF Trustees Of the village Of Col.
cHAPLFS NEr1GLR. Village Clerk
COitrGs roisr SOY. D. 1915.
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Rnsuna AOtu,A
A TTENTION Trinity years rrussian and Amrri
~ experience specially, diseases ot men ~ hl is
branches bottom cure guaranteed or uo Zee ted.
Dr. JAtObl. lbl B.errh'r n.
ATTENTION, patients DR. rkofiN, from Pans
"A 80 Bond 81 all diseases recent or old SKIN disorders
and nervous debility speedily and radically cured
-HEMNANTS Tor BOYS suits from lac upward.
n. For SAFE at NlCoLl- the faiiors. l5l Bowcry ~ y
nHCAMPBEIL,i ~ Lexington av. near aist VI.
- Treatment prompt, thorough and EN- 'l"l lefMh-
nent AMI speedy cures ttcef'l ihHrl't " .tcFAitt at
vice tree. o "a / ami "tos SUNDAYS lH" ~ "
nW CAMPBELL, l7i Lexin.ton aN uoar Hl.t
- 81 Changes moderate AdNice Tree. tn and o =
nIsEAsEs of MEN specially. cure from to5
~ dayA DR.. DYER AZ West 18Th ST.. near blh aY
Mrs. y. WARDS private lyingln ho.pltll
wi and nursery for all classes nrstcass references
and medical aid. 22O West 4ist II, near 7th az.
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miscellaneous.

nINOHCEs legally AMI quietly obtained in 3u tat e
- Tor parties from stat IN thr nitvd states and
state courts. reasonable terms, advice
MUNROE ADAMS. Attorney, l0l Broadway
'nIVOHCE cases attended o. promptly without rub
~ hcityi eonsult him. ISAAC u. BOYCE, experienced
lawyer. al Broadway.
nINORCES obtained, fees moderate, advice free.
I'm VAN llONENBERG. inv olice. Sew Chamber, -.
1 WILL PAY So lor o vnuuG ~nttrr fl-. wtl
Ihrokrn Address Post On'cr Drawer ~ Lnglcwol J.
NERVOUS ENHAUSTION.-A medical essay
IN cOmprlsing series II lecture delivered az kuus
Museum Of Anatomy the amt cure ot premature
decline showing ndisputthly how lost health may bee
gained Anordiug clear synopsis OF IMPEDING ns tl mar
riAge and the treatment Of nervous Nui physical dciltY
being The result OF ~ years experience BY mail 30,
currency or postage Stamps Address secretary hauns
Museum. 0as Broadway. New N0rt.
"CHINE" REMOVED irongentemen's clotl us.
- NaphthA Works office W East IAN st. ~ Ficlds
glove store.
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ShunnOus adlanlta.
RFsPECTABLE elderly widow t,mericsnl.
s.anrS' or vii isse charie Of sn invalid riy com.
potent Apply or address WIDOWS aud orphans kd A..
Isolation, winthrop place. near Broadway AMI s,h H..
A MIDDL F-AGvD woman wishes to goas work.
n inr hou.skeepcr understands the duties OF a work.
''' Ms rio NFSoN box ios, sun onice. for day,
4 SITUATION ysn,sa IVA youns msn IN IN once,
dress \ y T., box lo', sun oni,e'
NIEDICINEs.-wsnt.d. bv IN American te-rna.
~ noni t'Y'i"'; po'ie's on mcaic,nc w.
vs s9.ianin: H., Mn" y Nrsts ca g.. ,Ds
ule above; VIII work tor low wagcS Adde" iar days,
WANTEDawoTs Sy woman ,, who ugler,'a9a.
reference Address Mrs ANNE GRAHAM, 3sd 81 sv
NVANTED-By widow lady. person that would
Henry - room : New York
Id WEST sO ST. = Wanted nv American
W,l,W Iey M s sDrs a. %. .
family has had large experience IN housekeeping l.
drsn can rnsh lie bcsi Of reference Adlrcs, HOUSE.
KEEPER box 10 sun Office
III WEST 3oTH sT.-Genucmens washing
TO and done with tho greatest care, best style lowest
Susintss 6aan,,s.
A REMNANTS for Bovs' suits from isc. upward.
n. For sale al NIcolL tie Tailor's 10 Bowerv. y
EARPENTER's business ct a long established
tdowntnwn shop. with TOOLS stock. 4c Address Will
LIAMS, box lai, sun once.
LOR sALE-A nice clean business. small capital
required; sll cash, will be- sold lnGuire ato1 sth Az
NOR sALE-A restaurant well established. cash
trade. Address SMITH, box ~ sun oico no scents
LNOR sAI.E-Ihc oyster and din.ns saloon, ta3 90
nv; price sl25 For particulars apply at 'S 81 az.
Milk ROUTE for tale-llor,e, wagon. harness
WI hnd selgh. Inquire OF J. HOFFMAN, ia Union
ay., Brooklyn
rI'O LET-LArse bakery store. sni dwelling. lio
Elizabeth 81 VI PORTER ~ Per. plarc.
THE FRENCH laundry. l.lGs BruadWay Apply
L personally; To right party lucrative business
NUANTED-tOr cash sloop yacht ~ tu 20 feet long
w Addrrss'B , H., Metropolitan Hotel. y gi,ins
deception and price
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"A Tomorrow Monday Evohlne, Nov II, ats
LA SONNAMBCLA
Elyino. SIG. campanni II Conte Rudolfo, sig Foil
ANNA Nine E1ELkA GERSTEH
Director NJ the Music ard Conductor. SIC. ARDiTL
u concude with BALLET LBS rAptLLONS
oILDA .,..........'-.t' ..... NINE ETEfKA GEFsrER
,isr ntst anrta,snee ln vts sNarHeTt "a; ,sr,enb
fif,h Appearance II Nine ETELkA GEksrkR
GRAND MATINEE, Saturday. nov. -. CARMEN.
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aHOy. ALEXANDER MARTIN"
,o,rFrcrLTrIN 81 CRIFJcTNe FIRST
us Glass FURNITURE

, w.u who struggle. In Vs,n 70 set AT ,.,
com the Racket ~ the Metropou,"m lie
Ho u.,l,sny-Robert G. Cnshin's Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
AFTER The HOUNDS.

The members or the Queens County Hunt had
another delightful day for their yesterday. Tho
meet was Fsrmingdaie ABOUT eleven miles SOUTH
east OF Garden City. The huntsmen. with tnelr
grooms and the pack the road from the Kennels
shortly after twelve O'Clock, order 70 rsAcn Far.
mngdas BY naifpast one the hour appointed for the
start The field fairly good In point OF
numbers. and the presence OF two lad,ss
in the saddle formed very pleasant iea-
turs Of the occasion The hunt arew cover
. mile aud quarter north OF Farmn goale and ran q
couple Of miles that direction, whsn the course
changed toward tho wost. ho scent led on In this
uartsr for about three miles, when the course again
veerod toward the north, contnu Jung for another
couple OF milss The hunters had how accomplished
about halt the run, having travsrsed 4 very
stn country, broken by copses here aud
thorc. aud crowned a. intervals By sharp rolling
hills, which involvcd the necessity OF sometimes
facing tho horses At ugly down hill Jumps.
A. Que oil these leaps groom who had charge OF
remount was thrown heavily, and had tho IL
lace and hoad considerably bruised. Tho rcmaining
portion Of the run, after the hunt had emerged Into
comparatively open aud level country, with oasy
feuces, was hrs toward the west, then In southeriy
direction TO Woodbury., and the lius
I'll jericho WAS reacDod ALI along tho course tho pack
showed signs OF much rctenve pow aud tho wind
proved favorable they wero able 10 hnd the scent
with case aud retain II without difficulty. The run
was. therefore, close aud sharp all through partcu
hall west IRON there, whore the huish TOOK place IN
tho open, short way from Hicksve, near the New
castle road. Alter the nnish men, horses aud no uds
were completely jaded and tired. MOUNTAINEERING
TINS, the way buck TO the Kennels tho PACK
picked up the back scent, and were with dif1cuIty
restrained IRON gong oil again In full cry The
ncls were reached al haifpast three O'Clock anu
days run was pronounced most enjoyable drag
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
CRICKET MATCH.

The annual cricket match for tho bsueht Of George
Giles the st. Georges 'spro iessona Will take place
ut Hobokcn to-day. Tho contest win DO between
eleven Engsnmsn ana eleven Americans, and VIII
doubt be interesting one. Many Of the gcntie.
men who TOOK part III tho Australian match nave
volunteered their services. Wicksts VIII be pitched
at ten O'Clock. sharp. Inc teams were nnaily Sc
lected yesterday morning Wy Messrs Marsh aud Sout-
ter ana are as lollows:-
American Team--Mr. J. T. Souttcr, captain, and
Messrs. j. B. eastman, Y. Westfedt, ). Hyde Clark,
oi inc ST. Georges; Messrs +. W. stevens, ! 4.
Spraguc, NJ Eyre and J. Z. Moore, o. the staten
Island Mcssrs J. Hinchhne and N. Granam, Of Tho
Paterson, aud M. b. y. jenkins. Of tho Manhattan
Club
English Toam-Mr. A. Marsh. captain, and Messrs.
E. Il. Aocran J. +. Fraser G. Giles, J. b. Slegn, u
w. Bance aud Il Mostyn, or Inc 81 Georges Cub
Dodge and I. Kessler, OF the Staten Island Club;
substitutes, Messr-. r Allan and W. T. Roberts, Of
the station Island Club.
large attendance is expected, as this will proba.
bly, be the last game OF tho season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
HORSE OWNERS AND FoRFEIrs

Tho confusion which seems TO exist in the minds Of
several owners as to the liabilities OF party who
pur <hases horse with hts engagements from party
on tho forfeit list has the Exccutivs Commit
tse OF the Maryland Jockey Club pass the following
resolutions which emoody their Interpretation Of tho
rules OF thor club relative 10 that subject
Tho purchaser OF . horse, with bis ca .aasments,
can occupy no better position than that OF The
from wbom he IL chased.
Whatever the seller would have 70 do before start
ing such horse will DO required OF the purchaser lr
tbs seller OF q horse, villa hs engagements, was IN
the forfeit list he could not havo started any horse
although he owed forfeit that particular horse
therefore, NO morse purchased, with hts
from party in the forfeit list ahy of the
engagements with which he was sold unless ali tho
obligations OF his seller for that particular engage
ment well all his sellers ioreiIs all an Leco
dent engagements are nrst paid
Any purchaser not himself in tho forfeit list may
nominate aud Start horse which iorieits are
due, owned by himself II the time oil 80 NOM mating
and starting, Notwithstanding tho iact that raay
have purchased him VILE his engagements IRON =
party In the forfeit list
party purchasing horse with his ENGAGEMENTS
becomes liaole for tho engagements of such horse,
aud until the same paid after thoy become due he
cannot nominate or start any horse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-17
RACKETS AND HANDBALIi

At the court OF Mr.. N. Hicks. Hudson street, Hobo-
ken, yesterday afternoon, the first encounter al
American racKsts was between Professors Naming
and Keatng The former won py n, To- q to IT, 81,
Is Tor latter. In tho succeeding contest Mr.. "
Landy Mr. Thomas Gooo won tour straight games.
IL II, II, p, from Sir. y. McQuadc anu Mr.. Thomas
Curry. VINO gained 10, is, s aud 10 aces.
Az the court Of Messrs Farrell q Fuzsmon,
Willow street, HoboKen, Ar. William McDermou, BY
IL H. 81, boat Mr. T. Dorsey. VINO got Is, II anu IL
ACES Mr. NJ. Murphy anu Mr. l. e. Coo nelly, by 81 Il,
H. Is, 81, beat Mr.. j. henson ana Mr. W. McDermOu,
VINO obtained Is, Is, q, II ana 10 acos.
Az tho court VI Mr. g. McQuude, Addison street,
this CITY, Mr. John Stewart, by L. I'll Il, beat Mr.
Al tho Willow street court, Hoboken, Mr. 7. C.
Connolly anu Mr. ~ Murphy wore doieatod al nandball
by Nj. William McDermott ana Mr. J. Henson. The
Tor the latter, IL 49, IL and Tor tho former
49, 81 and TO-
At McQuades court, Madison street, this city, Mr.
W. Malisy and Mr.. J. Ryan. by II. H. 81. dciea,od
Mr. f. Carroll and Mr.. J. Sullivan, who gained TO- II
nd 10 ncoa. III