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Sporting Notes.

The NJ A. ten mile open scratch race has been post
poned until Saturday, Nov H.
,o6arley Mitchell the pugilist sailed on tho Umbria
nom Liverpool for New York yesterday.
e hne Amateur Athletic Unions supplementary nesting
WI 10 held in Madison square Garden on Nov. TO-.
Tue New Jersey Athletic Club will have their annual
hes ell will not come TO America 10 take part In the
smausy king match lie broke down while raining
..u 10 suffering from bad cold
Tom Cannon has accepted John Icons challenge 10
u any man In America. The match Will take place
x xao9uls'le at an early date The conditions are best
"ViAhS IN three Greco roman style.
,,P liiIh athletes will play match game OF hurting
d. ssssMisswsod Base Ball Park, Brooklyn, at r. NJ. to-
sii Az lhoir hnal exhibition will bo given tomorrow
Club "oh Oh tile grounds of the Manhattan Athletic
bicycle events have been dropped from the Outing
lsy Cubs meeting which lakos place on election
avoid ns Brooklyn Athletic Association grounds 70
Cub oN with the bicycle meeting OF the berkeley
''"h TIE same day.
ne nastch has been made between Charley Mccarthy,
ana tnrlean bantam weight champion OF Jersey Guy,
ana Young Of this city. 1t viii he for $50 side
Ast,e ehamiionship The hght Is 10 lake place in or
GThnh ciy within iOur weeks skintight gloves will
-" hhih men are In training tor It,
k,TIiss lHrtin tho L. pnuni champion pugilist of
oanIusei vac gone TO 80 ton 10 cugrgc IN a seven
!Ss Hht"i' "i'h small gloves for purse "t Sbto with
Lart,"Ims D. mas city In lbe Alllenaum Club house.
Aght sfhin wis, the club will back him for finish
Tie ep IKE Wie, the Belfast SpIsr Nlcr VIII be at
hAds ~ ps with his hacker, and The match will bo
Bo.in on sh thls light is Larkin will remain
there or ~ hior bout Two weeks lie VIII Into training
WEIGHT wbp sht with Frank Steel the Bostou feather
SlssSsshSSh Is to take place near this city within
The sun., 1888-10-28
coNIEY,s QUICK DEFEAT
The Sports Surprised when Joe HrcAuiifs
Knocked his, Out

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-The sporting
fraternity OF San Francisco never experienced
such surprise as 1t did last night when Con-
ley. the Ithaca giant, was knocked out In less
than six minutes by Joe McAulffs. who less
than n year aRo was considered little less than
n novice. The fight, which had been looked
forward to with keen interest for weeks. ter
minated SO suddenly that the 1000 spectators
could hardly realize for moment that Conley
could not rise from the floor: but when after
Ianse of ten seconds, Conley still remained
nrnstrnte and his seconds crossed tho ring
and carried him to his chair. q perfect storm OF
nnplause broke out, and in an instant the
shouts we're taken up by the crowd In the
street. Tho one opinion expressed was that
Conley made n serious mistake in over accept
ing the proposition to meet McAuiffe.
traiia, who had been matched to meet the
winner Of this contest, and will now meet Nc
kuiifTe in December was among the specta-
tors and he was not at all slow in expressing
himself very sarcastically about Conley's
nghtinC Frank Glover OF Chicago, who was
recently defeated by McAuliffe after very
game fight. expressed his opinion very en-
phatically that Conley was no good" and
declared he could not think of fighting him.
The only effort made by Conley during the
short battle was his attempt to hold McAulifre
was successful In this several times. but the
terrible rght-hander he received on the neck
In the middle OF the second round completely
settled him. After that no simply used Nc
Auliife as prop until the second blow sent him
to the floor again.
The sun., 1888-10-28
Racing on the Jersey Heights.

A limited number of regulars attended tho
races at Guttenburg yesterday. The weather
was dismal and the track very heavy and
muddy. The few who played Bass Viol, short
horse In tho third race. were very cheerful.
The gelding paid $G2.7O straight and $500
for place on SO Investments. Six races were
run. Results follow:
Purse $3.50 for two-y selling allows Eve
furlonRs Dont Know won, Aelwood second. Sam N.
third. Time l0St. Mutuas paid 81. ~. s. 30 1915.
Second Raco-Purse 500 for three -olds three.
quarters of mile. Lemon ST. Clair second. Cent?
pede third. Time, ~. Mutuals paid So 10 S2S5,
$ln20.
Third Race-Purse 5000 selling allowa ances; six and
half furlonRs. Bass Vol won, Phil Lewis second John
ME L. third Time. l: :29 Muuals paid S927o $500,
$3.50
Fourth Race-A free handicap: purse $3.50 one mile.
Joe Mitchell won. Fenelon second OFellus third. Time
JO3{. Mutuals paid $s.0S, S335, S3.4u
Fifth Race-Purse $3.50: three-Quarters of mile Re-
bellion won Una second, Miller third Time :2OIt.
Mutuals paid - o. SAT- Ga %
sixth Race-Purse 500; selling allowances: six fur
longs and half klveda won Peter L. second, Socks
third Time, l:30& Mutuas paid Sl2.s 90 S475, 1920
The sun., 1888-10-28
Country Club Races

BOSTON. Oct. N.-Despite the rain and the
mud fully 400 persons went to Clyde Park this
afternoon to SEQ the opening races OF the Coun-
try Club. The racing was tame throughout.
The following is the summary:
First race-Pony one. half mile fat; three starters
Jolly Roger. Rokeby stables first In O29 Unity sec
ond, and Pretty Jane third
Second race-Sweepstakes threeQuarter mile fat;
dve starters Nose H. Marnlehead stables first I2o1s
Jim Murphy second and Pat Oakley third.
OF mile Hat; four starters sirocco j. A. Sawyer frst
in l66, Sunrise second. and Wanda third
Fourth Raco-SweepstAkea 81 l25 added; one mile nat
seven starters Dick Turpin, James keenan,, hrst in
:56 Sanford second and Alchemist third
Fifth Race-l!andicap steepechase, cl25 added two
and one half miles; hve starters Hopeless NJ DAILY
first III 5:2j Vigilance second and FalcOner third
The sun., 1888-10-28
NEW YORK'S FARCICAL GAME
, PICKED NINE PUT IN THE FIELD TO
RE BEATEN BY ST LOUIS.
The Browns Win with is Kuns TO Tor
Their Opponents The .hnmp'onsnP
.'...,,a Flag Pre- sent G d TO the New Yorks

The Browns win with is Runs to Tor
Their Opponents 80 The Chnmp'onship
,u,.rnd Flag Presented TO the New forks
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-The New York Base
Pail Club, champions OF the National League
and of the world have played their last game
tor the season Of 1888 as team, and tonight
dIsbanded They will play an exhibition game
w;,b the Browns tomorrow. and will lePve for
home after the game.
To-day's game. II game it can bo called, was
= wretohcd exhibition of ball playing. Tho
Nav Yorks had merely picked team in the
ao,I only two players were in their regular
.os,tions Tho men who usually play the out
e.Id AID the inileld work. Titcomb found that
cnsTnev WAS too severe on him. and he gave
nav 10 Hatfield Then the fun began. The
prnvns batted the New Yorks' substitute short
s,on Mt will. while the visitors threw tho ball
shont very wildly. The game, fairly well
nlayed Mt the start, became iarco before the
ppinS nm. No person who has seen tho, New
NnrI Nav here Is not ready to acknowledge
that hss ihn browns have nothing in themselves to
enahie them TO win a single game from the
new nr interesting entertainment was given at
,hs Grand Opera House tonight, when me
Hall and Dauyray cups were presented 70 , 'mo
Nav Yorks. Manager Norton OF mo Onetn
iiomse mnde neat address. In which he snokIe
Inpv hipEiy OF the Now Yorks and their work.
President Won der Aho tonight, presented @ tno
worlds championship flag to the repiSseiHf'ar ~
tive of TIE SUN, who received II OH penah "a
the New York Club. The score:
The sun., 1888-10-28
Columbia Beats the Manhattans at Football

The Columbia College and the Manhattan
Athletic Club football teams played stubborny
tested game yesterday afternoon on the Manhattan
Athletic Club grounds in the presence of about twenty
Eve spectators. Tho rain had put the grounds In the
worst possible condition but the players tumbled each
other over on the wet sod aud in the mud without
seeming to mind It hit Several outsiders took the
places OF absent Columbians and the resulting team
called by its captain the uDons but II was the
Columbia College that the challenge had been sent
to. The two teams were made up as follows:
COlumbias-RusherS u. NJ. Martin. centre: T. Bios
bom. d. Pierce, H. A. Martin. q. $. Nicholas Jr. f.
Smith. j. 7. Congdon: quarter back. II. o. DilwOrth
half backs ]. NJ. Hewitt w. r. Robertson; full back,
u. OConnoE
b. Miller @. Lyall G. White H. Sinclair, g. Culver
quarter back. ". Allen: half backs X. Matthew'S g.
Miller; full back. A. Wood.
Dilworth captain OF the Coumbias and c. Lyail OF
tho Manhattans. H. n Lewis OF Princeton College was
referee.
The Manhattans won the toss and at ten minutes to
Hoister kicked on the ball Brilliant plays almost
impossible owing the bad condition OF the grounds
A. he end Of twelve minutes the COlumbas had forced
the MAnhatans back upon their goal compelling them
omake safety touch down and giving Columbia two
pointL The pay very even the rest OF the inning
AZ tho end Of half an hour time was call cd.
, The second inning more spirited Several times
ne Aanha'ans had decided advantage but were slow
toimproye IT, Just before the close Of the Inning they
Yielding two more points to Columbia. Then by series
osharp plays the Manhattans forced the ball close to
Coi1meias goal when time called The score stood
~ in favor of Columbia.
The sun., 1888-10-28
more Trouble for Israel Levy.

Israel Levy has been arrested by Deputy
Sheriff McGonigal upon an order Of arrest
granted by Justice Barrett in civil suit
brought by Robert Kell OF Bradford. England.
Levy did business as the Excelsior Cloak Man
ufacturing Company OF $40 Broadway. Mr..
Kel Is suing him for s2O.3s9 96. charging him
with breach OF contract in falling to pay for
goods sold and delivered Copeland kell and
John w. Stewart the representatives Of the
plaintiff. make affdavits charging Levy with
having removed and disposed OF his stock with
intent to defraud. Levy gave 5000 bail.
The sun., 1888-10-28
Racing mt NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 27.-The track was heavy to-
day Allaherne was the only favorto winning. Bixby
was favorte in the third but broke down on
the back stretch.
First Race-seing; six furongs clifford won in :23
Stuart second. Castillion third.
Second Race-Selling; Ave furlonRa Almenta won in
lao, McMurtry second, Castillion third.
Third Kace-Selling; fve fprlongs. BrAyoura won In
l:iOs Margo second, Fronic Louse third,
Fourth Race-one mile and seventy yards Hector
won in $50. Ed Mack second, Lottie Wall third.
Fifth Race-Seng: nine sxteenths OF mile. ALA
herne in Hi3, Joyful second, Brandoette third
The sun., 1888-10-28
College Football.

ITHACA, Oct. 27.-Cornell played Williams at
football on the this afternoon. Score 70 to
aestu sugging Introduced by the visitors and shared
IN ny The home team.
BEruLEHEa. Pa, Oct. 2Z-The University OF Pennsyl.
vana won football game from Lehlgh University this
Giernoon by score OF 36 to nothing. TWAS an ex-
eung and hard fought game
The sun., 1888-10-28
Suicide Titelbaum Was jealous OF His
WIfe's Boarders.

A crowd OF boys stood on the sidewalk In
of Il3 Ridge street Friday evening when man
jumped from window nifty feet above them. lie fell
among the boys, scattering them right and left and
Knuckng some OF them down. The man was Nathan
Tiiebaum Austrian taller 70 years old who lived In
midnight Gouvsrneur Hospital from fracture OF
the skull Two OF tho boys In the crowd on which Ite
baum fell severely bruised. They are jacob Wehs
aud Frank JOsOrkovltch. ,
Ttelbaum committed suicide because ho Jealous OF
the his wife received from the boarderG
The sun., 1888-10-28
Broke tho Typesettlng Record.

CHICAGO, Oct 27.-Max Monheimer. a
Herald compositor has broken the typesetting
record His string for six days. or 45S hours
is 1O1, 900 ems. He worked altogether on
straight copy. The former records were:
Duguid. Cincinnati Enquirer. 117,000 ems In
and Min OF the Minneapolis Tribune, 100000
ems in seven days.
The sun., 1888-10-28
A New Trial for Young Talmaee.

KEYTEsy1L1E, Mo-, Oct. 27.-In the case Of
James C. Talmage. son of the late Genera!
Manager OF the Wabash Western Railway con-
victed Of the murder of Charles P. Tidd tele-
graph operator. at brunswick in January last,
and sentenced to twenty-one years imprison-
ment, new trial has been granted on the
ground that after tho verdict it was discovered
that two of the jurors wore related to Mrs. Tidd.
The sun., 1888-10-28
An American steamer Captured.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Mr. Stephen Pres
ton. the Haytian Minister. has received cable
from his Government announcing the capture
by the Haytian man .of-war Dessalines Of the
American steamer Haytian Republic while
attempting to force the blockade of the insur-
gent port OF St Marc. with rebel troops. arms.
and ammunition on board. The vessel has
been brought to Port -au- Prince and her case
referred to tho Prize Court. The prisoners OF
war and the crow are well treated BY the au-
thorities at Port au- Prince"
The sun., 1888-10-28
bowling.

The second series of games in the Jersey
City Athletic Clubs bowling tournament was bowled
yesterday at tho club house The Grst game. between
team one and two, by the latter by s23 to I'll.
Tho second game between teams three and four was
won by the latter by OF 7s9 SOL. The third
series will DO bowed ON Monday.
The sun., 1888-10-28

SATURDAY. Oct. 27.-FhouR AND MEALaBusl,
ana %n2s.2'' 2S2 i:ss sna sstTasa
isssstSAfS isssS SEs.df H.
Western a%s for brsndywns @ SaeSShsai aoHr
per 10 MS s. susss 10 .,,.,,. ,.,
able foreign sdyicss but the Gloss was steady. The
s N. hs s":a he. @e S s @-
Was quiet, middns MD %,pSnas gisiSS III Gu!fs slSgc
gazing %, -oO bales:
@.sssi St5: EfS5Tatv sss
5snaarS RsssHSsf s4iS S ASy August
GnAxIwnss. futures ws5s au hut s a further
My r"s Gn rnsT and Ss sS
iGS xns 81 $eE S'ss ssYigF
tssss ss aRs ''ts} y ssn
s"% Thise s0s Ss mssS S"
sStS Sa sus sladnx options 10 mixed a0s tei
sry aH% Say; and sRs sro mixed a sssss
fss%$ dT% SsS $ g :sS
Tn % 10 ssa wip'f1 fGF May Ss
: mixed tor November 4Dysc.: December 6Dac.
January. 4syic.: May. i75io Oats dull No, mixed
for November 3Dalc. December aiasc. January. 3aac
business doing; sales 1880 ties at s2osS23c for octO
ber s33c for November s2sc for January. S2ac for
March, and S3l @a5c for May. After Change the close
s.Sic for January. and s35c for Nay Spot lard was
steadier with fair demand at &C. for prime city s62bs
S 7Oc for prime to choire Western and DC for refined
for Tho Continent Pork quiet but At the late reduction
extra prime Sl5@SI5ah and short clear si7sSls10
y bbL Cut meats dull Quoted; Picked bellies, nkQ
inc.; picked shoulders $40 hams uiSliSc.; smoked
shoulders sHc' hams istsls BEEF firm. Quoted
and s2jsS!Sl y tee for India meas. Reef hams quiet
At sil@ti+aO Y bb stearine quiet AZ lnc., and 0eo
hogs lower, 7ls tssc; pigs aSisslsc for City Butter
iosac for State factory Fresh eggs rrm At y as5c
GRoCEREsConeo on the spot was very dull and prices
are unsettled. quoted MaracaiDo. l84l7c Rio, l34
l6slc,; Java, i7IS2Oc, Mocha 2i82sc; Rio options
hrmer but quiet; sales 24,25O bags, closing hrm with
sellers At the follow wing prices:
October. a5c February. 2oc June la20c
November" 49, SOC March ia.2oc July .l3l5c.
pecember. ~. SOC ApriL 2Oc August lOc,
January 10 zoe 2Oc septemberi3l0c.
Raw sugars quiet and prices unsettled Quoted Fair
refining Cuba i9saIsc. and standard centrfuEal &c.
Refined dull; Eranulated and powdered. 7hCs1atc.;
Molasscs unset tiled New Orleans brought
JOsAhc,; foreign stock nominal Rice selling fairly at
41f@7c for domestic ana 4]es5bsc. for forelxiL
MEALs-The only business on the Metal Exchange was
nominal at - lOc for spot and 22ac for January
showing solno depression Lake copper quoted At
lT3Sc for November and spelter 10 pominal at &C. Tho
tnteror iron markets nrn- bnt quiet IL IL reported
NAVAL BIoRKs-Bpirits tuypsntne dull and easier 81
Soe. h01in IN fkf demand Tor LOW GrNoe5i eAS1 l0go
The sun., 1888-10-28
FG8tbaIl,

The Orange team was beaten by the Cres-
ssns OF Brooklyn in Brooklyn yesterday by of
HtoG
The New York Athletic Club football team game
~ default yesterday the Polo grounds over the
s,aten Island Cricket Club team The latter team was
hsnd but It's suits did not arrive until after the Call
The sun., 1888-10-28
Mrs. Cleveiand's Present to = Bride.

BUFFALO. Oct. T.-Elmer Hall Whitney, an
insurance man married Thursday 70 Misc Ida w.
Gregg a school ehum OF Mrs. Grover Cleveland. hrA
Cleveland expected the wedding but could not
arrange 70 come and sent As wedding present silver
Sliys dish. -a
The sun., 1888-10-28
Going Hunting In the Dismal Swamp.

Tho steam yacht Narod, whose owner b. u.
Doran OF TOmpkinsvie s. J.. recently created sensa-
ton in yachting circles by flying the craft without
authority the flag OF the New York Yacht Club arrived
OF TOmpkinsyilie yesterday morning Tho yacht clubs
TO anchor Early next week the owner aud = number
the yacht for hunting trip through the Dismal Swamp
The sun., 1888-10-28
Collector Magons's Ayrshircs Quarantined.
DR.. Lowe. Government Veterinary Inspector.

ordered the release from the United States Quarantine
station at Garned IN j. yesterday of herd Of Ayr
shire cattle imported last July from Europe by Collector
Magone % the port of New York Al foreign cattle com
ing TO this port quarantined at Garfeid Tor
ninety dayS To prevent the Introduction OF contagious
diseases into the United states and the Colector mas
Obliged 10 have his cattle subjected to quarantine
restrictions, as Is required OF other importers.
The sun., 1888-10-28

E.rrcd rnns-St Iouis 10; New York. Z. FIrst base
by errorsNst Louis, a New. York l. First base ON
bsIls-Robinson, o'Neill Mhiigan. 2 Chamoeiialn'
Tiernan Gore, Whitney. struck out-latham =
c'SsiL George. Twobase hits-Gnre, Itcomb Double
n,ays-Comiskey aud Robinson; White Robinson, anu
Ro,nisksy: MliQan and Cnmiskcy. Hit by pitcher
Comiskey Wild pitchcs-Titcomb !; Hatfield 2; Cham
beriain, !. Umpre-Mr Gafinev. Tme-Iwo hours
CHICAGO Is; ALL.ANrRtcA, IL
nrxvvn Oct a7-lieavy batting ruled in to.day's
rams between the Chcagos and AAmericas A home
~ hits, and four two base hits being
r,ads of Iealey Tener raped for two threebaSe
hits and hve two basers The score:
cA,..,o ......,,.,....4 8 Id
Im'I Im .merica ,..,,,,,,.......3 I 0 . o-l2
p.se bi,s-Chicago. l3; All America, IA Errors-Chi-
,,po 4: All.AmericR, & Pitchers-Tener and Healey.
Tmpire-Mark Baldwin.
The sun., 1888-10-28
trail. IL p cent; Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fe, Ia; Richmond Terminal, 1, and preferred,
n; Lake Shore, y, and st. Paul common. h v
Final sales compare with those Of yesterday

Government bonds dull and featrreless. The
as G3Sed Smt cent lover 6d
tant net advances In prices were In kansas
Pacific consels. cent 10 i19; Northern Pa;
incomes, x, to S9ls and I'd preference incomes,
4, to 76h South Carolina incomes, l, to 10 and
Western Union collateral trust Ss. y. to 96!s.
Louis Arkansas and Texas lists. Gh,to 81 and
st. Louis. Arkansas and Texas 2ds. ~. to 34h.
that the Interest on the flrsts due Nov. 1 viii
dob the arises from the fact
obtained control OF the property.
In bank stocks 100 shares OF Mechanics sold
-. In tho Unlisted Department the sales OF Ma
t1onal transit certificates crude petroleum,
barrel. slSsiSs at ssf. The sales q American
iSss, closing at A. Other transactions Sers
in Chicago Gas Trust. 900 shares, at 3S SHm3s1s !;
Mt Desert Land , 400 shares at G s2l2a; Rich sho
dorsed. 100000 at s7'. and Kingston and Penn
broke lron 100 shares ats2.
Money on call. 2 a cent Time loans aro
easier. being quoted at 80 q cent, for GO days,
and z cent. for four to six months. The best
sr sells fsere
is an Improvement In the demand for paper.
and the supply is somewhat smaller
rns StsrRs sSshaagG ap ans bs hH%n dna rkns
s4S9 for demand Actual rates $4.S4@si. S4tt
for 6O-day bills. and s4.S7a@s4.S7h for sight
drafts.
To-day's offers to sell United States bonds to
the Government aggregated $S36.50 as fol-
lows: Coupon As, $1,000 at 1873. and $4,000 ut
1883 Registered As. 100000 at 130. 100000
at 100000 at 1855, and $500 at price paid
to-day; Coupon 4hs. slO6.5O9 at 10sh;, reg
istered lis, S56300 at los =. and 100000 at 1885,
Tho acceptnnces were: las. coupon $13G.500
at lOols; registered AS sl97. 800 all at 1857.
The total bond purchases to date under the
e!rcasr as o OF April we're Sf which h
were Az q cents. Their cost was s66. $40
for the A. and Sil 36C.635 for the AIS, making
q total of Sl07,372,l75. The Treasury surplus
to-day is stated at s7l.125.O00
The sun., 1888-10-28


Saturday Deposits in national banks $493 TIA against
$50 o7s ia9 last Saturday.
Internal revenue receipts for the week. S2,-
577 7,59S; customs s3.7l3.4l5: total Of both, $6.-
29l ,013, against $6.505,7 701 last week.
National bank circulation outstanding. $685.
SO0.2i0: lawful money on deposit to redeem re-
tired circulation. $50. g41 ,436. Bonds to secure
circulation deposited during the week, S54 900 !;
withdrawn. s4s3,250.
bullion gone into the Bank Of England on bal
ance to-day is f15.000: Paris advices quote 8
y cents at S2.7O. and checks on London. 1851 H.
The statement OF the business Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company east Of Pittsburgh
and Erie for September. 1883. as COMPARED
with the same month in 1887. shows an in
crease In gross earnings Of s27s.S5S. an in
net earnings Of s197. .249. The nine months OF
1888. as compared with the same period Of
1887. show an increase in gross earnings Of
s2.303,302 an increase In expenses Of $1,000
922, m increase in net earnings of $272.3S0
All lines west Of Pittsburgh and Erie for the
ing all liabilities Of S20.4S1, being a loss as
compared with the same period OF 1887 Of
sI52.424
The statement of the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company for September. 1883. as
COMPARED with the same mouth last year; shows
an increase OF gross earnings OF s25.4SG, in
crease In expenses, S44O5S; decrease in net
earnings. $lS.572. For the nine months ended
Sept. 80. as compared with the corresponding
period of 1887. an increase is shown in gross
earnings Of S590O95: increase in expenses
S401 1888; increase in net earnings. S1SS.257.
The net earnings for the nine months were
$1.39S,553.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange