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l thereby continue the above sale tC
Saturday the 2lst day of February, \. D..
1885, at o'clock p. NJ.
JOHN NJ. RETICkER, Sheriff
Jan. Both 1885.
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THE DAILY Enquirer

j. printed every day IA the ycar and mailed post
paid 81 follows:
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JOHN L. MCLEAN. Proprietor,
Cine uuatE. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
MR.. cREswELEs EXPLANATION.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8 Special. --ExPost
General Crcswe counsel for the United States
before tho Court Commissioners OF Alabama Claims
said TO star reporter to-day. with reference to the in
tmation that Controller Durham had held back his pay
certain unlawful disbursements OF the Court:
al have nothing more to do with the dis
bursemonts than you have. 1 have never
disbursed dollar of the funds OF tho
Court On the contrary, all that have done;has been
engage under direction OF the Court sufficient mum
her OF gentlemen OF respectable standing IN tie legal
profession supervise the taking OF testimony In behalf
OF the and to conduct the necessary cross
examinations. This have dsne on terms prescribed by
the Court . All that have had to do with the
accounts that they were fair and just and
that they perpetrated imposition oyercharge on
the Court or the fund. repeat that disbursed
dollar Of the fund. never claimed OF eKeTcised
any authority so to do. :. There can be no re-
Election In law aetupOn tho present authority of the
Court as organized"
WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The statement of Judge Har-
Ian, of the Court Of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
with regard to the alleged slegal expenditures OF the
court was received at the State Department to-day
Secretary Bayard declines give IL out for publication
at preseht 1t Ia long document and s undestooa 70
elaborate argument In support OF the assc-
ton that the legally organized and that there
be reflection In law or fact upon It's authority ~
ORGANIZED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09

Lisbon Centre, p. II. Mullen; Fort Ann. J. II.
Cannon; Seely Creek, A.. Smith Union Grove,
vile. H. NJ. Finnigan CiaIksboroggh $ C Insersoll
stone House Dennis Reardon; Washington Hollow, Q.
H. Tabor; webetuck, Cleveland Titus La Grangcyine,
w H. Austin; Caledonia r. NJ. Place; De Kalb Junction
Frank Green sOmerville, John Briekey; Haileboroug
Stephen Ayres; Fine J; P. Griacn; Rossu Miss r. A.
GIlien; WegOtchie, George Hill Brier Hill, d. ID.
Paner aO1ghton, Harvey Tucker: West Clarkvills,
Charles r. Keller Richbur4h. j. A Lyon.
Minois-At Tampico, Miss Mary Glassburn Aiming
ton Jesse NJ Guy.
heatacky-At Eilston, T. W. -weathers shuma,. N.
W. Maynard Elamton W. W. Lewis Alphoretta, M q.
Spencer Onton, J. r. Ashby.
= CalifornLs-At Mendoceno, Alfred Mcclellan.
Michiga1i--At Gaines station, n. T. leland; Tuscoa,
J.. Richardson.
j. 0Hso-At Waterman, j. G. MeMann West Lafayette.
s. r. Craig.
Mississippi-At Beaurcgard, c. A. Ray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsnfNGTON, Tuesdly, sept $ 1850.
CANCELLISG CERrIFCATE%-lt Is SAID ae tho treasury
Department that the oay significance OF the recent
cancellation OF Rl5 100000 OF $500 and $1,000 silver
certificates lies the fact that the certiheaes or
large denomination are practically Worthless ~ c-
culatng medium.
CONVENIENT PROPERTY n DANGER-A telegram was
received nj the Marine Hospital Bureau to-day from
Passed Assistant surgeon DevaB' az Port Iowhsenu,
~ II asking authority 10 employ waiclmen 20 protect
the property OF the Marine Hospital Service. He says
that several attempts have been made recently 10 nrc
the town and that the place under patrol BY resi-
deuts.
IaMIGRAYrs RETURNED HoNE.-The Con missioners OF
Emigration OF New York have reported that IN 1851
there arrived AZ the port OF New York 10000 imm
grants, of whom Liza were either convcts; iuhaLes
IDIOTS persons unable to take care OF tnenisese
ttbout becoming public charges ana were returned to
tbs countries ghunee they came
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
A rEsrIsogIAL no SAMUEL oARpEArER

The New York hotel men who attended the
meeting OF their National Benefit Association, held In
Chicago last May. carried there and back grau
onsly by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, who
placed them in charge OF the general Eastern passenger
agent OF the road, Samuel Carpenter series
OF resolutions acknowledging bis Kindness and
the courtesy OF the company were adopted
on board the train These have since been
engrossed and framed Last night this testimonial
presented Mr. Carpenter In the parors OF the Able
marie Hotel by W. q. Garrison, OF the Grand Union,
IN behalf Of the hotel WHO assembled 10 witness
the ceremony Mr.. Carpenter called upon his friend.
and the evening pleasantly spent There were
present A. l. Ashman, OF the sinclair; W. e. schenck,
Central Jesse Hippsliof the Murray Hill; Robert g.
Brown, Of the Astor House H. H. Bruckway, OF the
Ashland p T. Wall OF the Hoffman; Mr.. Villas, OF the
Fifth Avenue; Colonel Rand OF the St. Cloud Captain
Conner. OF the st. James; John Burke and Q. g. Cham
pin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09

waited over ono more day II Teemer or hls packer
MA nor arrive 40 that match could be made between
the two oarsmep No word received ana Oou, ,s
sscnt away much disappointed. Ie says teonea ns1t
49, hin, Or hack stra ght He VIII MAKE uoPo''
800, which he will ask Teemer's hackers W coNei'
p,TrsnuRe. Sent e3John Teemer, the oarsmah' SAP o
Ia "a willing to row Courtney three four OF hVc
,e race for $500 TO 81 900 side, and VIII pr9mp'y
cover any deposit made by the Union springs 9o's
A TIE GAME BETWEEN Chicago AM % ~
sr LOUIS, Sept. (Specia0.--One Oh the NUS .''I
oxcitine ball games played the local grounu' ''
.r occurred to-day the presence OF Joo SPECTATORS
tn, ,np,re came IN for usual abuse, ana the spee'
, freely expressed their opinion that chicago "ouIu
nya been defeated only for the umpires assisIS he
fpsed 10 call the game at beginning oil the eleventh
,re Int when Chicago which first at the DAT ma
ONE man out he called IT, The heavy patVers on Wv"
sides could do nothing. Kirby held chicago oo"h "
fur hits while St. Louis secured the Same NUMBER D"
cqarkssn. Ns,ther side scored until the nith Inning
when Burps hit grounder which DUNLAP cou'" law
n.ud,od hat Kirby attempted field and Burns beat
IN. hall TO the base. GARRISON hit long
s 20 Cov,e and after the catch Burns ran to second
Fii,t then hit n safe to left and Burns scorea IN WIG
sxth 81 Louis scored its only run. Dunlap got MS o
on bas (asscock hit TO shelter ana was sh,o VI. -
at frat Dunlap reaching third He seoreu On ,p ~ h
nail McKinnan hit safely TO LETT put "ts r 10
secrecy From this until the TENN INNING Nv 49, ana
nrilliant Rurus opened the tenth by bouhoer' an
rearhed rst on Glasseocks wild throw Garrison "ens
ont on n y Fnts hit was fieldcd Sharply 10 as',
the umpire declared him safe thougn n 9in Inn bal
was made IL looked as IL Chicago Womb "ini pu'
rympe and Gore 1elded out neatly. tS p n snn
a called in the eleventh inning on requess VI AHoo
with the score even Following Is the score'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
NAuoY4L CAPTTIL TOPICS.
PLANS OF LIEUTENANT sToNEY.

WAsuIyGroN. Sept. s.-Licutonant George
II ston,y commanliag the expedition TO Alaska. re-
nort 20 the Secretary the Navy under date OF July
H. his arrival a. Hotham Inlet on July H. lie was 10
start on tho day Of writing with the Larger part OF MS
.tore. for tho head Writer'S OF tho Putnam River
81 will proceed he says. "a far rs can with the ooa's
There VIII land the stores aud party with Passed
Assistant Engineer A. V. Zane Us NJ IN onaso, "
-. It,, o,arters En.ign W. r. Howard. U. S. ",
ii up 10 the head waters Of the Putnam RIVER
viii then return for tls remainder OF the st9iea n
,,,rtv left behind I'm charge OF Ensign L. L. heeu,
ia n I am well fitted out for the winter, hnNhs
penty OF provisions and all tho fur clothing na. s
me rrach lothian Inlet not later than August 20 OF
1856 since would Ike to know ~ that tlale ~un
vncct in order TO mako arrangements Tor Tue coihl
tpter should no vessel reach me ny August 20 wiz
Rein nv retreat To Mchaels, trading post OF thS
9Iss.T Gommercial Company, where | can get good
winter quarters aud food can make TIE rotre" 10 ~
Wcbaels I'm my boats without much difficulty
u a " eli on board aud Ia good spirits Everything
brtvhl ahead"
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COTTON MARxErs-sY rELEsaApa

LIVERPOOL, Sept s.l2l9o p m-CoEton dull Mdii l1a.
Uplauds III Od. Mtddnng OreanA 2tl 5AesIODJ oaes
Including 900 for SPECULATION and export receipts 20OO
bales ali American; Futures dull vpands Low MiaaInS
October delivery 2O.6ld; october and November do
livery slid also l76id do, November and DeoeIn
Der delivery 86id do december and January delivery
7-Oid do January and February delivery ~ O4ut 90
I'll delivery, 23iO4d - -.
American Futures dull uplands, Low Middlng clause
september delivery 20id buyers DO september and Do
tober delivery 2I6td sellers October and November
delivery li04d buyersi do November and December dey
ery lB4d BUYERS; December and January delivery
i764d sellers do January aud February delivery lvSid
sellers DO February March delivery 2l04d seers
do March and april delivery 2364d value; do Apr and
May delivery, 2U-f4d Talue. -
a'pm.-Ootton- Futures Uplands Low Mlddlng clause,
September delivery. 228id buyers do september and DC
tofer delivery lgO4d buyers do October and November
delivery lI64d. buyers do November aud December de-
iiyry i064d buyers do. December and January delivery
l7tad seers and February delivery Io-osd
buyers February and March delivery. 2i-5td yas.j
do and April delivery 2364d buyers no. Apr aRu
May delivery. 1000 buyers. 90
QAtyRsEoS sept h-CYtton ss5esaady;a m.aaing' ~
receipts ila6 baes saes 709 bales STOCK 1881 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
ST. LAWRENCE UNPLEDGED.
SENATOR EvARrs's vIsIr-GENERAL CURrIs's Po-
sITIoS.

siTION.
fPRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBuSE.l
OGpENsBURG, n. Y, Sept. S.-Thc Republi-
cans OF this county lawrence anticipating much
pleasure visit that Senator Evarts Will make
them lie will deliver address at the fair which will
be opened at Potsdam to morrow. As Mr. Evarts
has "A farm OF his own Vermont 1t Is thought HIS
address will he chiefly aimed ut the farmers. their
pleasures and their especially their financial woes
Naturally Mr.. Evartss address will not have political
squint as did the addresses OF those Democratic candi
dates for the nomination for Governor, Roswell r.
Flower aud Henry W. sOcum. at Gouverneur last
wednesday Yet "a the Of the population OF tho
county Repubcan-n some towns there are not above
three Democratic votes and those In one familythere
VIII be great deal Of Republican talk between Senator
Evars and the Republican yoterA Indeed one Of the
objects Of Senator Evartss visit TO the banner Repub
can county of the State is said 10 DO TO get acquainted
with the Republican leaders Ho Is taking great
interest in coming State contest aud that the
most careful steps be taken In nominating eH iof state
and legislative Offices Every now aud then ono hears
Republican say that he fayOrs the nomination Of Mr..
Eyarts himself for Governor The leaders OF the Repub
lean party In the county say however that they are
convinced that Senator Evar Is sincerely opposed to his
own nomination for Governor. preferrng To remain In
the United States Senate proof IA given that Senator
Eyarts has no he himself may be nominated In
New York recently In conversation with General Joseph
T. Carr Secretary OF State who openly seeking the
Republican nomination. he said; General Carr. II you
are nominated Governor have three speeches
ready 10 deliver You II Is held that man would
make such remark II be had any secret thought that
| the nomination might come 70 hln.
Collector Daniels of his place. when asked his opinion
regarding tie the ST. Lawrence delegates would
take at the Rf publican State Convention replied: O
course as Republican Federal Official, am pertaining
from taking any part In the prcsont political contest
But from believe the 81 Lawrence County
delegates will TO Saratoga unpedged 20 any candidate
and with the sole purpose after their arrival at tle con
ventop Of selecting the for Governor who VIII bee
represent the principles Of the Republican party Their
viii be great willingness on thelr part TO submit then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
BlcycLERAcEs AT nAMpDEN PARK.

SPRISGFIELD, Mass, Sept. SIN tho bicycle
races this afternoon at Hampden Park the one.me pro
fessioaal bicycle handicap by Wood. with
Howell second, and Nelson third Time, 235 3-5.
In the ten-me amateur championship race Stone ran
into Hendee aud both down. Hendee was taken
- .ss :s. who're &. ..a. 80. !.,s..es
not serious. Hendec was leading at the time and
claimed the race.
Burnham broke the six eight and ten mile records
follows: 1918 l-5, 24:4O and 1924 25 Stone the
and nine In 2l:2S 25 ana 27:43. Robert Grips.
OF England. won the oDe-mlo tricycle. Ia
3o7. Richard Howell the hve-nile professional
safety race In 1896 rs. r. H. English. OF New
castle, England. the half-,uile anna
teur race. &C. p Kluge. Jersey cty,. ON, a
~ ). Y. Weber. Of England, won the shree-me ana
tenr bicycle race In SAG 5. Fred Wood the three
mile professional reeord race. The 1--WE mile amateur
record won by Percy Faruval, Of England. in
1895 l-3, breaking the American record Fnrniya
broke the three-me record IN s34 as Gaskeli ths
four mile record In 1884 As.
The Englishmen won eight out OF ten races. The
record breaking remarkable. no less than twenty
fastest times having been cut down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8.-The extension OF
leave OF absence on surgeons certificate of disability
granted Major James c. Mckee. surgeon United States
Army special orders has been sti further extended
three months on surgeons certificate OF disability
Tho following transfers in tho 4th Artillery 60 take
effect October /. 1885, have been ordered second
Lieutenant Charles L. Corthell from Battery TO light
battery II Secopd Lieutenant stephen NJ. Fooe, from
battery u TO Battery C. They viii Join their proper
batteries ON the date desi grated
PayInspeotoT Edwin stewart has reported his return
home having detached from the Lancaster south
Atlantic Squadron August and has been ordered To
SCI lie Accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
THE OUTLOOK FOR CARR At ALBANY.

THE OUTLOOK FOR CARR At ALBANY.
omar coNFIpFNCR ~ Ms Success a DEMO-
CRATIC yfEw-wnAr GENERAL CAER HIMSELF
SAYS.
fFRoM A SPECIAL CoRREsrOSD DENT 80 TIP TNiBrSE.l
ALBANY. Sept 81 think General Carr
will have the delegates tor Governor ~ The start In
the Republican state Convention" said Attorney Gen
eral O'Bnen on Friday. but whether no VIII be- noml-
mated or not-that Is another question. Mr. orren IA
Democrat 30 that hs judgment IS unbiased While his
recent Journeys abont the State make hts testimony
valuable regarding probable choice OF large pro-
portion OF the Republican delegates. General Carr
himself said Saturday: 81 expect 10 nave over 800
delegates Governors and should Ike To sy al THIS
time that am not a candidate for any other position on
the state ticket" Tho last phrase am not candi-
date for any other position the state ticket" may be
rightly taken ~ an announcement to those benevolent
friends OF other candidates for Governor who have been
running about rcnomnating General Carr for secretary
OF state that their industry IS misapIlied.
One Of General Cars intimate troDds said to-day;
We arc highly pleased with the support General Carr Is
receiving Promises Of support from every section
of the State lie will have the yoies Of the delegates
from most Of the Hudson Valley Counties FROM many OF
the Mohawk Valley counties, and from counties In tho
northern part OF the State We expect also that large
proportion Of the votes OF the brooklyn and Now YORK
delegates will be given ~ him. The Grand Army men
are At work for him all over the State They viii attend
tho caucuse and that one or more Carr delegates are
elected in every county. Ne expect when DIR. Swim
burne rctres n candidate 70 get half the vote ot
Albany County. Columbia Is already pledged to ne or
cOurse tho General ~ receive tho hearty support Of
his own home county Of Rensselaer,.
can carry the state times he has demonstrated
that Possesses unusual strength with the voters The
last time he was elected no was the o9y n,puoean On
Democratic have written 20 ms saying tat II he u nom
mated by the Republican state convention the VIII Vole
i si,a ai% iney arc o''''''''" VII"
General Carr has engaged one of the cottages tho
nite "A. lendnudrteTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS n CO., II Wdt-st
TUESDAY, Sept. SIM

TUESDAY, Sept. SIM
After weak and feverish opening, with some further
depression In values the stock market this morning
developed steader tone. That yesterdays depression
was not due to special urgency to sell was demonstrates
by the with which two or three large Operators
who are reported be "bears," to-day first cheeKea
the decline and later succeeded In making substantial
rally in prices The Improvement was irregular Oh.
was as general yesterdays decline, and e prices
az about the best OF day and generally at fractions
higher than yesterdays closing figures although III sos
instances materially below yesterdays opening .n.
dealings amounted only to 236,4oA share' 49," So
oo7 shares yesterday aud they were confined to sn
unusually small circle Of traders. At morning. hoon
and evening the board-room presented nothing ou.
duh appearance; duh that glance ct the "qao's'Sa
ticker" brought forth expressions of wonder wnS's a
reported sales calno from Astorumors anons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
ror-prH.cLAss PosrMAsTERs APPOINTED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The Acting Post
master-Ge to-day appointed the following fourth
ctoaa postmaaters;

General to-day appointed the following fourth
class postmasters
YER. BamDshtre-At Winchester, George III. snow
JoJiaun-At Ockiey. samuel w. leigh Owl Irarie'
MD 81 TAYLOR; Dunreith. Miss Emily Grimm Mariz'
IIncnh r Baker Rodner, !. Hamilli Alamo Jonn H.
SUtcbeIli Farmland Jacob W. Cline; Boston, william
~ Jonrs; Alquna Andrew Young BuHaio, FINLEY z.
Nou; burlington, William J. JOhnsoni ArDa, LOWS
Austin Miami, samuel Workman Ireland JEFFERSON
"PjsnEsgirania- Highspire, John J. Lehman stew
artstewi !. O. Hammond NiehOsOD, A. w. Stephehsi
G;ddIs.ex Samuel Wilmer; Ursina, Miss Lizzie ben
fard Williamsburg, william NJ Elchholn New-balu-
more John 81 Topper; Confluence, jacob - ShaW
shanksyille Samuel Durham Berlin, Mira Ann Her
AN, Chest springs Henry Mellsn; Garrett. George
Tiip; Aaronsburg. Thomas Ieariok Northumberland
'Vr AZ Belltown. T. T. McLondon Brakepil.
lanes Axley Athens, John @ Strange. -, M nj
Montana TerritDry-At ElkhOrH, William a. jim Dis
EN- Mrs. Mary L. Hatch. ,,.,,.a III n
Ore0on-At Comstock, J. A. GriEgsI HUBBARD H. u
W.st VIrginia-At Ronceyerte Joseph II. Carraway.
Nebrdskd-At Palmyra, Thomas W.. Foster fOttor'
August Thompson Waterloo Charles l.. Parkor;
Eausqs-At Blue Rapids, william Thompson horton'
william H. Hiles Grenon, r. b. Hatcher Dc solo, IS
@ tanra~At Wesley +. NJ. Butts Angus, A. p Moan
civ soIon C. H. shine1 Panora, j. f. wagner; as
,an J. c. Mcspadden; Ruthven, Edwin Anderson.
Tcras-At Trede. W. +. Buchanan Midlothian W. A.
&IaSama-At Bethel Marion shenleld Echo d. Q.
Hunt Blount Syringe, W. q. Byars. ,r..,
North Caroiina-At Old Dock, Mrs y e: thompson
sode w. r. Berryhill MonguIp. william A. Webster
Netc- York-At Boomville, Andrew CcrDin Valioy
Fails, W. j. Riordan New-Hndson, I, A. Strahani Gas
sadaga c. V, Beebe Crarys Mills o. y. Wllters; lamp
ton, T. II. Clsrki Norfold, Q. IL. Jndson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
cArrLEMEN LEAVING Tue INDIAN LANDS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Indian Commissioner
Atkins has received telegram from Captain Loo agent
at the Cheyenne and Arrapahoc Indian Reservation In
which he SAYS that up tho present time 6oooo oatuo
have been driven of the reservation About ooooo vet
nain but they are all moving out with single eEeep'
&c., where the owner has not yet boon able to secure
otbsr ranch The agent believes that this man means
49, hut SAYS that n his sincerity Is doubted hls STOCK
LIN he removed by the Government AltOgethet, Conl-
Ioner Atkins says that he Is satisfied Win tue con
dron of affairs or the reservation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09


NE on hall Piftsourg
uo,,onoIita1 Ptrtsburg l. struck out-MetfppOt1u'
~ Pssurg TO- Left on bsses-Meiropotln - flttsDniE
Tetql bsse metropolitan, o. PhttDurg " DVuDao
~Broughton anil Poster Home runs. N9ne Wnd
Pp.se bits~None Two-bhse hits-Orr l. tarrol = VIA
? Passed balls Broughton /. Time oil
game-l:I5. Umpire-Mr Daniels.
Nearly 1000 people witnessed the game OF Daseba a,
Washington ParE Brooklyn, between the Brooklyn ahu
Louisville clubs The home club won the game trougn
good baserunnng Gnd perfect fielding play ihe score
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
rRorrING Ar rnE MoEMourH coUNrY FAIR.

NdIIIN WIS Ft VITO WITT
annual fair OF the Monmouth County Agricultural
Society Yesterday. The first the 2:45 class
purse $3.50 There nineteen starters; The chest
nut mare MysteIta G.. owned by j. i. hiddagb, OF
Paterson a. j. won three straight heats. IN the 230
class there Starters the purse was $3.50 The
bay geldng Bushy, owned by Sire Brothers. OF New
York won the first and third heats. The sulkies OF
Bushy and Harvey into collision In the second heat
and both wore wrecked Durham. the driver OF Bnshy
was badly injured. The track WAS IN excellent condl
tor To-day there Will be six races including the 2l0
class Among the PROMINENT people present yesterday
were Governor Leon Abbett exJudge William Spadcr,
president OF he society. Colonel Charles ID. Hendrick
son, Judge Alfred waiting, JHdgo 7. Hcndrckson and
Ex-Governor Joel Parker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-09
NEWARK MEN BEATEN AT CRICKET.

The Manhattan club easily defeated the
Newark N. j. ,club by 1877 The return cricket
match between the Newark club and the Manhattan
club of Brooklyn, the grounds of the former ycsier
day was easily by the Manhattans by OF ia
to 81 This was due to the patient defence. combined
with hitting powers OF Tyers and Rogan who made
~ and 78 respectively, which was supplemented By
Cevary with a hard hit, 81. The wicket bad one
aud many or the batsnen injured by the ball.