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THE SUN FRIDAY AUGUST 21 1885

Miss WOODFORD TIlE QUEEN

OAMK SOY ClVTCttESJ01tOTICrrO1JJIM SKCK AT TUB IlttlaU-

i3 FAStR tt CISW4 Wlld Over lbs MeM k WttIt R-

et WMtf rd Keipende is He-Lc1AorItss Ore DA rfr Ma

rD BJII ie llrllvBp 1 rlTITho treat match mco between Miss Woo

drow thrdng oftorI and Freeland a

Monmoulh Park yesterday A moro enthu-Jiitlo crowd of racegoers bus not assembledfather before In ears A largo majorityticked tho llrooklyn mure so llbtrally that

Mlthstiindlng tim preatlce wined by the-

gime1 ion off LonBfollow In his Into victoriesand tho fact that ho hold tho Mi In pools soldLOVonlnc before the race 11R Wood lord bo

came the fnvortlo soiling nt 20 against 1150

for Froeland

The weather WM flnn but not quite ns favor-

able

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for fait work M Ibo wtlrm tlil ntm09

hre Of Tuesday and tho track wns n trln-

bUTlerF

than when Fresiand bunt tho mare In

br R Dock Until worn reported to be In good

eoniliuon but tho knowing ones had soon thatthe mare bAd Improved with enoh rnc andthor bullet1 that bo had boon worked to nn

Jge iarji CEOUBU to cut down the championfrom tho VetL McLauitblln salt that ho

IlkeJ Uwily tho mare moved much hotterthan did Ixiloro hur previous oncountore anil ho was very careful to keeptier aulct boforo tho race She Is

a klcMr sensitive and nervous rrenturolAM toll after her grand 100 at SheepheailBsy Iwild crowded surround her toning

patting her neck and side and yellhats1lie In her oars until eho became nearly frantlowith fright McLaughlin said that she had notrecoierod from tier scare In tho paddock yes

ttrilar abe plunged nnd roared when her adnlrrH thronged too closely ubout her Insteadof riding her to the poet past the grand standhtriockey rodher to the thruoaunrtar pottiiitnrtlng of the race from tho stablesoyer on the backstretch and round the turn

Murphy rode Frooland down past tho crowdelBtml and lawn ranting the qiinrtorstretcb-nwllng a rouslug ovation The famous colsid jockey hnd reduced his weight severalran Js In order to ride llluo Wlnir In the Boleot-

Btaies for twoyc roldi > at ito pounds Then doD reduction hail weakened and made himlick junl before ho mounted Freeland for thmatch llutboshowed noaigns of distress when

le rode In front of tho applauding thousands Hemad I waiting race as described blow andlost by a neck The riding by both was

Jarnoa Howe tho old trainer of Misscand said Murphy atom Tuesdays

from McLaughlin by a pock antI SicMLauRhUn turned thl tables by stealing todaysra ony a fleCk that Is all there was of It

McLaughlin remarked that MINe Woodfordnever exTteJ horsolf until Freolnnd reachedher tittvt near 111 finish tliun him nxtxndedher lfwltb oim Hho never hurrlos until arival reaches her neck

While the rice Wi IK seconds slower thanthe bestt time for distance It WHS a grandfonlel tinier tlio conditions and weights TheomoialI I time was First quarter 27s bnl-fMslthrotciu inters 119 milo lli > miloaol a quarter 2U9 > > The last mia was runIa 142

CroqMnctho flail nIter the rnco Murphy ra-

raarkcil 1 tod them they wore running theiorin too foon niter tho other race

There was talk of hiivlnc another match bn-

tronn th IHlr fur llHX during thi meotltica-ttiheeiMlifiul Hit hut nutblnv deOnlte wasdone about tile mutter

Firm lUcMnlli tJMM oeti with 25TO idJrt bythr Umiiiitiiitli 1ark Ak ucintlou loI track or race to-

te pIjOIftll l 1011 nnil1 Knuiirter-Swir lllI V oodford 5 Ijy Billet

fiut JUIK m MiL Uklilln I

t CorrU li l1 K Krevlmnl 0 by Longfellow Uelle-KD < III ti Murtih J-

Ilue It > l Htlialf Sln-KtiHt tt IH t Wironl fart Fr tsnlJIW-

l klFiviituUuii Mlu WoodCorl T luS atrlal FreeUna

The Utirf At530 Murphy redo past the stanon the way tr the thret cumrtor pole to stun Intheract McLaughlin was soon comlnu fromItie ulabus uround Urn lower turn on MissWoodford to mnnt Muriihy A roar from thoufands of voloiH tollcweu the horses to tile hOstThs pair wore Blurted promptly on oven termsMcLaughlin beiritu Honillnt the miirv ut once tokill the horse At a turloni ho hat nnopen lead of a length Murphy trailedit this dlstunco to near the uunrtT polepnthe backstretch whore ho closed up withinhalf an open length of thniunre The pair run1la that hnpn until well Into the lower turnwhen Frtuland shut out the daylIght rvachlnihiss Wondfords heels The same distanceMMrated thorn at the beginning ot the lastJurlong where Murphy Oral began ridIng forthence lie nearly reacoud McLau lilln whohad the mare close to the rail Hcluililln-ww the dangerous approach nnd pllnl whipsad spur Murpby also making a drhlna finishwon the race In a masterly war Mils Woodford comIng In a neck In front of Frealand amidsawild shoutinuas ever aroaa in MonmoathPark The ovation broke ont again when UoLaushlln returned to the paddock

LA SYLFHIDB LEADS THE FILLIESTlUTRirLrnrictSOOI for ftlllei 3ye n old vrlnnert

la lisa nOr eOUlltllljC liantllcaplnnd tcllhtff race whenWrMnj IIrtl than nrlrrM for ac f ol floUOO la carry 5poandi twlcr7 pnunils thrice 10 ivuitia extra ofIiotlunrethanflfHO alluwe4 5 pouniu or thereI nlflni1Hun ioUinuiiii flues lint lining ilInwKl lla pouiKln aud It niaUenll pounds Oua Itill-5lbOure MMel Ib r La Hylplildr by felloncratt-

iylD II Hllherfl

vKlinI WijIBil le fllli U7 Uretn 3

tX W Klttiaul br t Kllutxllli 10J lirtiinnn asilt > lio ion Tlni 1 4S Mutual 11320BettlnKAgaimt Kllzalwlb 0 to 5 La 8jrlphlJe 8 to 3

fitlta 0 to I ilIa bUlo nilj 13 to I

LULU PILOTS TUB MAIDENSEICO > D Ric > rum tn for walden lwoy iroldithe nol hai UK run trconcl for a tint of tilx alluwed

ni r uiill three qiurteri auilleniprrrfrO r b f Lulu by VUIIILa folka 107

IMr KtltuibiiilMrnckI iiff MeaVoiV 2BamajioI Mibloi br e Ailiiueur I11OIXI DonnliUf a-

BoIUllrApl1I1K eimii al10 ran Time 1I7 Mutual 1 J

Adoneui B to Si thoiiLTCck a to ItLath 3101 lot Wuio 6tu LLUMINOUS AUOKO TIlE SELECT

T llo RlcaTln StWcl Stake for twoyt roW oftUDHdi ii trnronly Jislf declared by the III of Auhit StIlt JicOiiiId d the teond to reedy fiV outat tat ittteii tunis not tuvluic won aitnte of S3too-vhiu carrlnic weight roiI age or more allowrti 5-

Pi a n4 < tbeti mrcl1 ID ouiidn Threetirtcn ot a mile CloieU wIll 7W noiuloatlonitw Klitmnt b f Luuilnom by Alarm Lady LumJii7 loT lireitnan 1

Jr Kelioi li c Landidnwo I05leatoii 2K W Kiiuonubr c Brown Duke 112 Xiizitalrlck i

Till Bard Ilrtland Blue Vi In if Uullalci 1Uclrlc-jaiu x louatoiilc 1ure Ry Fertile anil LoraOarrtwn al o ran Tune lift UuttiuliI KluB-

illlnu Aicalntt Unycr Drni pair Portland sallttOslo5102t > w Klttpoiii Hrowii Duke and LuinmJU 111 I j HUiiirn 111 Van Oye eat Bltlg WlnrflDjiI I llouiatonlcS to IItt Jlr KrloVi Tliv Bard ajilUnidliittiio H to I Electric 0 to FurIous 7lolValtaway 10 io 1 Laura Uarrlion U to

JOCKEY DONOHUiis ELOI-Kfitim RniFrto Handicap ATeenitake of 2-3ictii11111 iirclaredout wuli loy ade1 the tecnnd-

rictliI Slcjoulof the itaaea Uue inlU and a furbogI llnnaitiug cli o Elgin 3 bySprlnxbokEleml 101

IV Donnliiit Io Ik Lnrlllanti 4 81 UrrlinntO UPjrer BnV ch dIJIIf 4 IIU Potter1 ZIu altollerurt

rioWill futie tiani llrunn Uuultx sat

IIIn1IIA7 Mutual lid 110IIoIIIIIKAnlnOl 05111 Hrown5to5i War RIII 4 tolllliriioiii7lolI ilailiii 7 to I rude M M I liUlll

Ii4ix atul Iku bet i Ilutvi each Tornado w to I

Till BliIINU OACCfly ncaruire1 v OJ Ir tlirrcycarnlliI and up

Ueiiili eettng allowaiie o i on lulls nnj ttureIij t JIIn I h Jk cf Marn aged by ThelICdial J T Ill a Hay ward 1II II WII ILr III Uller 4 HI Lot ulSuoul 3II A lInnig jIII ti Nr M A IM J lhtonutulur 3

11lletuhi a nu flreu1ei1l iItll ilatttrI lciL lAck

cu I hltrr Muui ale rnTuie 1t UIol InoRIJt1tlo 3 Ii Jlcl1 or heart against Detectlv-JC

1i4 511 S In II ireputlaset Hiark Jack Jugs 1

Iolrobur I Ito I each I1rry Xa15 tO IIJI Uut t Ito I

ROIIT oMorE LEADS Till CHASEUIII hlAC lIatilcap lIoplch uTar the short

wiltsUrtt IK Iu1 of llrh Iulo ircoiida r rlu g ltouy ti3or 0 Ii OutedAruudeh IS lVl 7 ISue

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i1o roncuaisuu ffm UtYl > Aunllan and Hun liar

K 3 H Jim MI m-

l l hin7a 11I1I Jilt ticulowin SlolI flllngtoTi 4Afr1011

s IIn II Will loII I bun star ito Iho I ti Itory JlIort iStttl

TL hlOrnsbrctt Iroiluca Ktakes the MonIIIOU1h IIlInJIOIIlr and the special moo for chamPcvs Ie are on the card of eighttar Salunla

I The lnva Te nli ToMrnaiiutaftwroIlT AUIr 20he contests under theIa3e ii cf ihi Natloni Lawn Tcnnli AssocIatIon were

eTkl IoIap lu lit Pniinci of ihi moll dlillnCorapauty iver lathered here In Ihi third

0L04 il 4ouvi Knapp ant Slocnm hial Mcffatt andIIIri4 7a lenlllr Sierp sad Ularkloplay Pr s-

SiaiVtiii111 5 hniri In which conltit will play>U7d rr Cnl PlAy oni malih wasi Iaill ICLrtll Ptlll I t iiuuuls uauuerly U Bltilitto beso

litshhieIyI a awuu7S

ti 1HI 8i rr sieIred lu-

n t I I1th tt hurl K ii er tu Pc et Clan afterIt II hOar ss Ist O114 Clerk Siuititu1I

lei iMiiVrt M11i at toub krliatliig Creiiirry sal niluI4 54 then liii up tin inch with

V V dlacrntu m 1 IM3 III 5 Hurl and larkd o ti2 fein Cud lickI IliaChi

ill tlitLoia I kllr r t itchI in YVet fesilaOt e 110 Iu luty fleet Whir Itlr theI

c t l 0 Pri so stheruluMil Ills wloasrUte hr o n 1 iauilui 111 I tu UUtf 110-r ill ritn gent cf IDI tournament

t eti lill eaue In I UfO UICeI retilit the1

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iro WIND ron THE TACOTS-

Tfc r linked Very Prellf o that Utflbnrlgkl Sea Bnt Ikcy < enlda4 H c-

NatUlydroescU yachUmeo cnmornladenphotographers find a Coors of reporter board-ed tbe ocean tug Lnokonbach yesterday mornlug to go outside Sandy Hook and see the firstof the trial raees to select the ynoht which willcompote with the English cutter aenestforthe America cup A taint northwesterlybreeze fluttered the flags on the shipping whenthe Luckonbach turned her nose toward theMr Ae she bowled along the brooM growfainter and fainter and gradually vanished aitogether The tug stopped a white at Tom pdnavlllo to lot Mr J Frederick Pants and MrIlobert Center got aboard The members ofthe Americas Cop Committee who worn al-ready

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on the tug wero Moosrs F 0Do Luro Philip Scbuyler C B Blobbingand Jutes A Montnnt On thIn way out toho Hook the tug passed tho choonor Fleetwing drifting lazily with tho tItle under bil-lows of canvas In the Horseshoe half obwiiiriid by a tnlet the yachtsmen on tho Luckoninch anw n big fleet of sailing craft looking Intho illatnncu like aplnloon of tail while soldiersAa the lUll got nearer the craft they becamedlstlnuulahnblo Conspicuous among thornWere the white Ynnkeo slnop Iurltnn thnrrls-cllln with hr glltterlnt black hull three inciteshigher nut of water tbnn when her mast wasItvofeet Ilunger and she was onoumhcrod withfnnoy skyllghu tho cutter Uedouln nnd tilegiltboweui tirade Theno wore the boats thatwere gnluu tn race If tim wind would onlyI blowOther yachts In tho Honrsbon woro the For ¬

tune til Clio the Comet thin IVnguIn thecutlers Mnggio Mnilge and Clara tho Admiralnail the Arrow

Thn regatta commlttte decided to eo out tothn theottaiidI lightship and sail the race K theygut any wind over a trliingulnr course TimLuckunbach towed tho llRiloulnlnnd the tugAnna J Klpp towed the Puritan and tiradethither Tho Prisolllu kept In nhnre got oecn-pional wbirfi of air from the west nud wentout unassisted Mr LMwiinl Wllllnrd wetsaboard of her representing her owners andUointyelght seamen were sheathing and being ¬

hag about her deck tier designer A CanSmith was also on board Veteran Joe Ells ¬

worth handled the hulni ot the Oraoin Cnpt-Plttnck salted the Bedouin and Capt AubreyCrocker nanlstxd by Capt Terry of the achoo-nerOravlIngwhoacted nn pilot managed thePuritan The Iron ntentnbont Cygnus sncrowdd on one stile that the puddles of one ofher wheels conMnntly batted tho air hoverednear the racers ns they went out

Ilnwsers worn cast off there and tbo yachtswere lot to shift for tliemgoUiis The Fnfaui hIsdrifted out to the lightship nt t11 oclock Therevenue cutter Grant mid tlio steam yachtsHtranger Corsair Polynia Tllllo Viola nndVisIon Rteumed out to tim becnlmod rncers-Thn rippling surface of thu water clttturodunder tho bright sun like a coat of mall on thinbosom of a giant Tho Inverted rollnctlons ofthe yachts were outlined nut If In n tremblingmirror All bnnds remnrked at first that thosight was olcturesaiie but after they hadlooked at It for three hours thy didnt admireIt ito much It wise predicted that a breezowould comootttnf tho south with the flood tidebut It did not com At 3i oclock there wasno prospect change and the tugs Luekenbach and Klpp towel the Prlscllla Puritanand Oranla backjnto the Horseblioe while another tun took tho Umloilln to BtapletonPeople who mild a dollar to see the race fromthe deck nf thin Cygnus may Pill nnotir nne today when the oxporl ment will be tried n

UIUVfJ IV dl4TmUTile ET I U Won by FI m e DIncite Tab

liliiii XMVtrrtii sad Emm i MiitlvrB-

iuxTofiA Auir20 Tlio first raco today wnfor the Mil1 SUke fur tUtie two jTarnotJ threequarter ot a ml HiarUri Mullle McCartvi Lu

ICUJtrl Kniencf Jeniilo a Santa Anita Belie Grace-C aud Belle of Louttvttle Ptiuls MoKia McCartyi-LattfUM and lha flcltl sit After a teilloua delay atIbm poll fttlVncfTifot aw ny vllh two 10114ths the but orthe tart and led over the tour Iiteuice train startlettnUh wtniilntr easily ty H IciiKtltvritt Mollt McCwtyitnt rnnd and Jciuilt U third Time 118 Mum nithalt 12 ° Ii

Second Knee liirt 4IY ii lnnlng peniltlel and aolwinnliK cud maliUn aihiwuncri onw tulle SlurtirR-Hlneltr lnan lletd uill Mo in lool <Hlnetlo Kl V-

ILman CIJ flertel rae Mutt ai Hcil jnmii il nitwith the lint suet led to the hafmtle polr when ttlntllt-cauu up mnlIWlIIII by tOt 0 Itnrftli9 Lemim aecoua half a lenitihI In front of Uriiir third Time 143-MuluaUpaKlfll70

lCcr1he Iocahontaa Htaket for fllllet threeyears old nvliinfng and niaiittii nllonancrt oneunite stud livehundred yards MnrInn Uu Hope Tauthis Morning Illnry Vwta Maggie TrIte hoe Ultlinalum shOt MUiou Htlle l ool4rorlgani pnlr fMNB JfJ I Tell One flll Il hlf44 TelL Uoc eat-hu Uriiiifl hilt m they lat tin iiaiulI VIM LeO Ily-Ihrre Ivugthi Tuhttht second 11111 Maggie J third Vesla led to hlie quarter in t tore Mairul J tnnk up therunning aud iru tnlo tlie ulrutrb is here Tilttttul cauie-up cut non Imndi ilonn by ti IInglli Idle line ecnii-1ln

aili in front of Ultimatum third Time aIU Mu-

tual toll JllrtoK-ourtli

IKnee Purto HIi for ureten honeS three

years oU anl liP orJ nonnInning allowance threea mile lhtsrterItut StIr NavarroiJlruI MinuS Meteor aunt Kontblaik 1ooU-

B olbl > ck HOT Uald Horn t J41 lId SUi thenMltror fad nell M Xoiarru jumped oil with thelead and never beint liendd won easilyI by a n-

UlhlrdMinnie Meteor lecond a hiltI length 111 front ot HaldTIm III7K Slutoutli p1412t17J-

wfifth Race SellimrI race eK4Ui telling sod non

lowenc e one IIflrand levrnty yarrt atarien Krnett Itailha Leroy Kmmn Maol y slid Whlrglg-Iool Krueet 16 Radlia rH Leroy t3H Emma Manley fill Whlutg fll Whlrglg was thi tOrsO to ah w-In front with Kadha second sod Emm ilanley thirdAa thy palled the three lUitrter pole nllna JVinrywent to the front and won a llv ly a lemtth and a halfLeruv aecnnd a peek III from ot Erneal third TunelWi Mutual paid f3H3u Tho winner was boughtby the owner at tile entered price

TROTTING IU ClllltTUlt OAK VAliK

Jot Davis WIr 8IOOOO Trnl TkeDouble Teiira Rveurd Sel JteatcnI

HARTFORD Aug 20Tlte unfinished 10000take trot wae completed today Adelaide winning thefifth heat Kenllworth tbe sixth and Joe Davit the leTenlh slid tile trot lu Ihlall heat Keuilworlh went allto pieces on the homeitretch and wai dlilauced JoeDavli take firll and third money Adelaide secondmoney and Judge Davit fourth money SummaryJoeDavIl I 13232 IAilelald 3 41413 2Krnllworth 8 S 7 1 6 lilltJudge lall A 2 2 i 0 ru-

Thnte2l5J4 30 3X 222Ji 3X 2Mi 3a3The llxth lOcal nf the uiiOiiihf 3 S3 chict i trot was

won Batterrcntch Nobby took tOe leventh heat andthe trot burnmaryt-Nobhr 3 118431Hr-eeze Medium 3 751132UlltlriculcJl 1 3 0 3 7 I 3Full ei-

Tlmezaljf4 3 2 2 3 r o

321J 2i3 220j2S i4aJ3W 825-Nobby takeS nest money Butterecotcb second llrecze

Medium third sad tides fourthThe 318 clue pacing racei

Edward Ueerai Columbia Tenn b g JoellraJeu 4 SillWilliam II McCarthy Chicago HI b gMnrlowe o I e 3 B

A P HeliriToltdoOrmTolMoOirIO 4 2 5 3IhnniM Lymii Jiraeyllle 0 br g

Tommy fynn 5 8 7 3 2-

ThnlIS 31B 3luJ3l8 alvjt3J1 lel trotting

Cornell Syrarate M Y h m JoiaS 33111t W Kuittll Canton N V bIt m Uut-dherl I 5244in

II II Mnnler llallhnore jdbI Aladdin U 1307William DuDen Drover Col b m LndyHonnrr 3252STh-uie225 25h4 2i5 1fi1imIn tIll tpiclal purse ht lnn and hay

to belt the beet double learn rernrd nf 211 the flritheat win trotted lu 231 and iho wcoud la 21U-

Kur22l claiitrottlngi-r

tH horgeiitt ch in llewle t 1 1

John SiUni bl Onward 3 u 4K W lilckeyi Ib m Mxitloil MiddlrtinII n 21111 McCarthy b g Harry ItnUtrtl 4 4 3

Only four hortei placed in tile hut heat owing to darkncn Time2 42 I2

Init Pay urtkei IluboUcn UeellnzThe attendance was large and the track In

very good comlillou for tIle Ilnlihlng day of the nritmeeting of tho North Iludion Driving Turk Aitoclatlun-otlloboken reitrrday The tinnnUhed troll were com-

pleted In ihort order and fast tlrni waa iliad Tin totI IlurfV5UfonrKl elaa1 nil 5 litNIIhinirti In Ihe pool CoL Wood sold I I 1

551 Revge 515 noJ fll-II A Von lootralld ii It Cal lroo1 t 3 3 I 11-

Wilsotu itcHs hi to Nellie I 2 2 2 2 sIre Itroo-

ip g itutiuule 5 t Thonice Scott 111 g-

Itelenfei 1 4 t3l1416ii J Ihililliia 11 un tsdy liar-toot 5 5 4 uhr cNsuttusr5 hue 0I drTiine22Z 22HJ 2STY 234 fifCJW

Till leconil event wee mr a purl in which JS0fonecondi I free for all running horieii liairiiill lieiia-caicli wilghti Pooliyueen Van CASt vMxeI 1151lfield ClIO Queen Fan won the Cyst best III 54I< secondIsal Crlge the second and third and race lu 33 and M-

aecondiijueeu Van getting lecondmoiuyThe luilget were ietiri J Ytarauce C Ruuill and

II A HUM

CrlckelA cricket match wits started yesterday at

Stalin Iilaod between the horn clubi team which islemill th Engllih visitors and the nut fourteen of theclub wllh Butler the ground roan The flftwflnt at the the tell of ulna1 wlekiti securedhis flirts rlk MIr hit well for 2H and W 1 Johnson and M O Err eacli for an Walker bowleda wick-

torlll rita The mleh will b riiumeonTuiadayIsuhlivas and Byn is StabS I a riolik

BOSTON Aug 20Jere Dunn returned to-

day from his visit to Sullivan at th champion train-

ing

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place near lleifiil Me lie succeeded In arrtnglnithe delalll of a flghl liitween Ryan sail Sullivan Th

match willbe wllh small glove 10 a Hulih accorilliiato revised Miriuli of guerniPirry rule tile winner totak all tlii late receipts ifier deducting eipenMi

Mjmr Wits Mer Rismes

LOHPOH Aug 80Myers the Americanchampion inetiur sprinter totalI at 8achdal easily

nolpllIdll won lb qortor and hell tulle Handicapraces II iilll for New Vurk neSt Saturday ou tue-

CaroLs

A ief Iinni inlphur Snip IIs eiulvalnl manyI tpburtiaths PeI turfl-hIIUitlrTkiakf Nuk IroD iJ

Il e Hull l l UrnuadsEtay Ifeiiru ciiiitituinitilii maich Phllalelphla tiNew tot IJ31I IV J-

lflraiili toe l M Ua

Habitual rnniilpallon cured and Ibe howl itrengttiI cued by the regulariietcttalalJJn

UPU of Carters Little UHf Illli la-auialldcatu

uhteltf tlrt Irteiei Laundered 8hlrUOOc InWoi onltuniler t40oto 78011 ntguaranteed KENNEDY Cortlandtat

tinnnclat

23 WALL KT XKW TOKK AUG 11 1B8-

5lluvhifr received the atientof more than a majority ofthe f5OIOOOIO flrnt Mortgage Bondiot tile NewYorkWet Shore and MoSaIc Railway Co to the plan of re-

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and Iless contained In our circular of July251885 we hereby give notice tint we shall terminateat tile doss of buelneiion Tuesday Ang 25 the prtv-

GeeeotI accepting the offer therein made Foreign hold

in can depotll bonds up to that date with Meiira 38Morgan ft Co In London Temporary receipts will biexchanged for engraved receipt In amounts of 91000and SlnOU each upon preteulallon al our ofllce oa aa4after Aug 20

DREXEL MORGAN A CO

23 WALL aT NEW TURK JULY 25 1883

TO TUB FIRST MORTGAGE DONDIIOLDERS OF TUB

NEW YORK WEST 8I1OBU AND BUFFALO RAILWAY

COMPANY

Being convinced that the Intimta of the NewYorkCentral and Iludion River Ballroait Company and otbondholder of the New York West Shore sod Buf-falo Railway Company would be bent promoted by theformer Company securing a lose of the railroad of thelatter Company and working such Railroad In harmonywith Itiowu lyalem we opened negotiation to scourhuh result

lheeneizothatinns have reached a point at which weare prepared to lay the following proposal before thebOll holdroor the West shore Company In order thateach oneof them who may now to elect shah have equalopportunity to ihare with ni the benefit ot our contracthereinafter mentioned and with the view also of pro-moting

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unanimity and a speedy termination of pendingdlfflculllee

The New York Central and hudson River BallroadCompany has executed a contract with ui agreeingupon a reorganlxallon of the New York West Shore andBuffalo Railway Company to take poiecMlon of Ihiproperty of tile reorganized company under a leaaeand to guarantee principal ant Intereal of the hondahereinafter mentioned which are to be secured by mort-gage upon that property

The condition ut the contract are u followriKuT That the aeourltlea to be luued by the rents

ganlltd Company aha limited 10OIfJOIfJF-our per cent ilortccgc Itondi end IoeeirlitCapital Stock thin bonds lobe dated Jet I10441 sod tomature at the expiration at tile lees uylii 47ayearaor upon default payment ot liiierail fur two toutwulive years

BEUUNUThatof the MortgageOoiidi t iOOOOnu

Shall offered In exchange for the oixnu jQ-

Flril Mortgage Bonds tile prncnt Company wllh paitdu duicouponiattached Is to aay Sluuo of the newguaranteed bondi fur lluuu of the old-

TlilitIJTiuat the remaining r Mom except suchamount aa may be neceiiiry for reorganization shalllImIt bi issued except at the requeit of tile NOW York Coo

tral and lludton lllver Itailruod Company provide furprior Menu uecemary tennhiali and such other propertyand for such other purpose ai tIle Director of the NewYork Central and lludtou lllver Railroad Companyfrom 1111110 tint think neceitary for tile security devuluinnrnl and operation of this property leateil-

FOUItril lhat tile capital stock of the leorganUeJCompany hall be surrendered tie New York Centraand lludtou Itlrer Railroad Cuuipauy al a cuuilderaUcofor III lease cud guaranteemTIIlhat the listed property tuall ba delivered

prior lo Jan 11It-6Wlhulonr to the flrit mortgage bondholdiri

of tin Watt fihori Company the opportunity lo availthemselves our agreement with the New York CanIral and hudson lUver KallrotJ Company upon the Col

lowing coudilloiii-iyiKSTThal their tondsshili tie depotlted with je

with tile agrtement hereto attached duly executed tythe depoiltori-

KLCONUThit at least a majority ot lIe whoialiiuishall be ilepoilted

Pending the depoilt of such majority temporary recelpti will be giveu for thi bonds After a mijorlly-ihall hey been secured temporary receipt will be ex-

changed for engraved receipts negotiable In formi-counterilgned by the Union Trust Company In whosecustody bonds will nnmtu until required by ui tCorpurposes of riorginltxlon

In case a majority ihall net bi secured and a reorganliallon peifecle within Ike time rqvlrd undertile conlracl with Ihi New York Cintral and lluawaItlver Railroad Compauy the hoods will be riturnelfree of eapreas upon uuuder1 tha recepli duty ai-

tlttntilIt IU right that we ihnuld alt that a very large rir

porllou of thi bouts re ulrtd have already aiivutid tethe urououtll plan Upon rtcdrlug the assent of a ma-

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in amount of the pretviit WI Share Uoili illietuutle deli wlllbi taken wlilch we tn adrlti willeciireiromptI rcnrg nlfation slId prtvenl faitlur ua-

preclallon lid waalacf Ihe properlyThe riut li riurtilI to itimiito al lilt nan the

Irlvilige st iccrptiiu the cff r hTtbj maePI tLt 14U1W1I i CO

fUtLED nSOK CONRIKDS NOSE

Cob HeCauin A rtrv4 by What tke-He

si ontr Tald nia

Col John A HcCnull tho manager Is ablgman with a fierce eye and an arm that RueBeats Boston Helnrlch Conrlod who directsthe productions at the Casino Is a small manvery artistic but not Terystronjr with dolleatelr moulded festers a sensitive moutband eyes that look out Into tho world pleadingto be let atone These two mon are extremesand on Wednesday they mot It happened Inth Is war and wan not very pleasant tionrled

Throe weeks ago Ilmloloh Aronson the managar at the Casino entrnced LouisMontaauowho took a prize for beauty In Iorepauuhnolrcus and who has since boon known as the10000 beauty It appears that Mien Montanuohas boon growing handsomer all the time aothat other managers wanted to engage herOn Wednesday sho went to Mr Conrled nndsaul that lots of manntmrs worn offering herwork antI that Mr McCniill bad written tier tootTer a more conspicuous rola nnd n bettorcalnry than hilt whIch ah wits to receive fromMr Aronson ilr Conrlrd was Indlunaut amitold bin ffeelings tn Miss Muntnutie Hnsail It was a aluimn for Mr MrCnull to try nndsteal tier nwny niter she bud niniln n contractanti tbutt she ouulit nut to IIsIu to McCattll anyhnw beC4iii only tlio other day ho had saidthnt the casino was boeing turned into a Ilimotiumouni by linvlnif jut SUch ivopla as MissMoiitnune That wit all tie young wonmnwaited to hnnr nnd sbo at once ealllnd forth tosottla the dime nitisoum quuntlon forever

Col MeCnull wbo lives In the Myitlo flatswMloI front of the Casino nn she came out andMissI Montnuun nt once foil upon him

Why Colonel what do you mean by sayingsuch nn awful tblng

Tim Oolnuul stroked Ills moustache rind saidho illilnt mean anything because ho bed novtnllill Then bo Illlnd his lunua with aIr saidthat be yenrnnd for tm man who bad snld tlmtof him mid nddod that whoever ho was ho wasa liar

As the words loft tho Colonels mouth HerrConrled unlucky ntnrdrnirRod him down tbostairs just In time to hoar thoau llrrr Can rinddoesnt love to tight but ho came right to thescratch anyhow

Im the mnn who said It he cried tappinghis client unit 1 wish you tn retract

Tho Colonel kIt on sayIng that Hnrr Con ¬

net wns n liar Gnnrlnl retorted by sayingthnt If It como tn king he enuldnt hold a can-dle

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or even a wax match to the ColonelThen came H slid nnd piteous scone Tim

big ColonolH loft hand shot out and reachedConned and before Conned could strike forrevenge the Colonels rluht hand followed hisleft and ho took Conrleds nose firmlyand mercilessly between hU thumb amilinger Then as a hurricane toys withn church steeple or a rat with n mousetho Colonel shook Herr Conned now to theright ami now to the left lAuehlng harshly atIlls protests which otindnd as though ho hida colt Mennwhlln Miss Montague was faint-ing and recovering very rapidly In tim Casinoofllce A crowd collected which finally sepnrated the Colonel from his victim Then Conrind olnpned one hand on his nose and made ndash for trie Colonel with the other But hocouldnt get to him anti was hurried away tocool off and be doctored

Yesterday bo bogged of an Intomstexl ques-tioner

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to believe that his nose lund been lion ¬

ribly and painfully blue although at thattint it was only red and that ho hnd-sufTereil moro tItan most men suitor tn a life-time He would have revuiiKo and let no oneforget It lie would make the Colonel miser-able by legal proceeding

The Colonel wanted It all to bo looked uponas a jpke

THE RATIONAL QUIAt Philadelphia yesterday tho Now York team

tad an easy thlmr of It In defeating the rnlladelphlalifting Dally with comparative freedom soul dtldlmr-ihirply An until the home club couM do nothing withWelch making only five bit no two of which were ob-

tained In any ono Inning ORonrke icored In tile fretinnIng on a ba e on ball a putout a steal and Oargani tingle aunt he alto toad a Inate rut hi this thirdwing icored In tha fourth ou a bum on hulls and w lidthrow bv Kogurty and Daily Ewlnvi home run rlnglee by Deailey Welch Ward and nerhardl anti apaurd hall nnd will Hi row by rutlck will account forElm four runt mrote Inthemth UiUly mfrlnthu onlyrun fur hue boiiit rlult on a rlnirlo a liUloiit a futnltle byKwlu and Andrewtt lly out u Ultcnrke llieicoreiI

ruILtiourlits KLW TuftSLII roA I

K la ro IKMnnnlmr r fu I u 1 n-

AnlreOltoltrkr c fJ I 200

> fn 0 2 0 0 Connor lot Jjol-llllrPllp

111 0 0Mnlvev31 IUO l 0 o-

fnrrarI f11 I 1 O II

l tbil ai 8 1 I l1I ricnn r ro 1 I 0KwnurtJ

I

KoKiirly c ftt II 4 lII I li2 I I I 2Radian L l > II I 3 I ra liyc i 2 II 2 illlland 2d b U 0 a a-

linlirI lellol11 I O U I

i l I o 7 5 Ward 1 1130Cuilck c u I 3 4 4 itrliarJtjaul 1 2 Ii I

Total 1 SQUISH Tolahe7 1UJ7J 60 Durban ont for otiHtructitiff bull

IhUaIcUthl Ili o 0 0 l 0 o o oSewYirk 10110400I 7

Earned rum Jw York 3First hnFeon unXew York I Philadelphia 2

The Chicago stIlt St Louis club plsvsI a clue and-cxcliiutfifiinie at atirday that the furlmf-nf tile lay were with the OhlcatfuI

M urutL Tim vltitots tied tile score IIn tIle eenUi Uiinnir hut good hattltiir and darliiK hue ruuuiag cnableUtlio bow club towin Tl 9 fecore-ChlcMQ 0 0 0 t I 0 1 1 37S-LLoute 00000ISuI4Ba-se till Ghicaen 12 St Louts S Error Chicago9 tit Lou IB it nt her Clarkmn and Boyle

Other League irntn i At Detroit Detroit 4 BuffaloR plthreni WeMmtn and Cnnway At rrovldenc-Prnvitlcncr 5 liostufi 4 pitchers lladbourne andWiittiey

TIle come brtwifi the Metropolitan ant AthleticClubs on tile Iolo gruoifU yeatvrday was a poor exlitlillinn of hellI plavintr f peclallyon the part of the homeolnb whnre fold piny won ilrrltlcdly wet Hwaicrtdent at several fouls In the Itrtttie tliat lied It not bunfor their dllmll erroru at critical mnuif nil the Metropohian would liar won An error by Kn tnftt whoin u tTed a hit by PIncher let two men lu the ban should-at Ileast have ieen stopped Jnneiul the bateinan wasallowed to get three bmea nn IIt Many oIlIer aimtarerror were mad saul they mad tie gent very unln-terestinir 1 he ttorft pUytd a hnrp name in tlie Ileld-soul

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cave Lovtt rood nupport while Cnihman unipoorly supported awl wo alan lilt often aud tile lullswere miunde to count ltlntr triadl at polni where tliawould do tha nut rood Uno tltoiuand persons sawtIle game TIle sear i

MCT5OtOLIT ATlttrtC-a IsrOLy K Is roo e r

Nelson s 4 2 I 4 0 Stoyey e 2 3 0 0-

1tlIIanc I 2 2 0 2 Larblmi I r 4 I Ii 0Or let 2 It 0 I tnleitin r t2 a a 0 0< ro I 3 I lliouekie03360la-ger 2d hO I a 2 I tJltrei hi bO IJ IS I 0-

UunkonJIbt I I I irJIb1J 0 a I U-

Blluhloo co I II I IIIUall 0 0 t SOlUlhrl J 0 0 U trlekcr 24 bl I I 4 0duabtmianpO 0 0 6 OI LoUI I I 3 U-

TOIIliii I Tolaloi i47-3rlrn

IS 2-

0 I I 2 0 I II G K0 2 a 0 0 0 B IU-

RttiC rod31lropnWu 2 AthletIc 3First base iy etreraSletropotitan 0 AuitetiC 8-

AI DIIlllmoro ycshorda tho Im club won snottiergaiie tOIII Uroklyn byopporun hills arid costly orrots on 1110 part nf tile vllln Pirter ice wildand-yenpies had hard work III hol1 hiiit wtiih Un4oron-npllohI a tsdf garlic aunt wu IlIIlOtrabl supportedexcept by Burn thone stupid playingI lot InThe nrldlug of MnlihI wee the mom ln wrJrrof the game ThetcoreiBaltimore 0 6 n 0 0 0 1 1 0SBronklrn 0 0201000 03

litie bits BaUIiimr Ci Itrooklrn 4 Errora Haitimore 2 llrookl > ii7 1ltclieri llendrraonand Porter

other American earliest At Pititburgta fuuburgnII HI Louis Ill pitchers Morris and Caruthen AtJjouitvllle lIckr

IMncluinU II l Louliillle Isl ilclien Me-

Ulher came At Newhnrgh Vewhurgh 10 UnitedBtulcl Kteain > hlp Powhitin R At Waelilngton N-nllonal7i Norfolk 3 At Newark Newark ill Bridge-port 4 At Kinlion Ommce 3i KlngitonO At UticaUtica 0t Oinego 10 At RlcuuinndVlretuitui Ill Weil-inlniter 3 At Hiiighamton star fli lllcitiauitou tIAt Bocheiter Itocheiler 14 OncidlI H

lame Itodty Al the lIolo ground New York andIhllvlelphlo Cluhis at Melromilliim Park Fire Departtaint and Morn Clubs al Jersey City Trenton andllndgeDort Clubi

tII Interettlng game wee played between the Jeraeyallergeu PointI Athleticl tOM at llnkland Iark Jvr-

ley City ytllerday The Ucrgeu 1olnt club won by thisscore I

Jecnyi 2 I o 0 0 i I 0 141Bergen Point 0 o 0 0 o 0318-CY pitcher of lila Detroit Leers riul wn Indefi-nitelyI impended yesterday lie bad been fined Slfl forpoor lila lee refutedI Io par It und was titledI 100 furcontempt Hli refuial to pay tin latter led to lilt Indiapile sutuiieliaiOfl

This League record to date Ili ai followsnub iron Lest dud WoO lattR-

oeloliChlcnto IH 17 3f 4JNewYork in IOllullori h-ilrnvidenre4i1

IIII St Lout 38 M

Philadelphia S7 41 Detroit24 M

Tke HanlnaIe RaceEdward Hnnlan and George W LOG who ore

to row a threemill race ou Jamaica Hay on Balurdayafternoon nut art In perfect form soil tarrIng accl-

denti thus coolest between them on Saturday will be an-eicltlng one Al preiint the odds are largilr In favorof-Ifinlan Yesterday both men were out on the hey latheir shill for esercisl and In the afternoon llanlongave an exhibition of walking on the Mater with hlapalest shin After the race on Saturday Uaclaii wIllrow a hilfmlli dish agaInst tlnii

Two Cundldnlci rer OovrraorSenator Gvarts and Judge Noah Davis bail

Interview In a private room of the riupreme Courtafter the adjournment of the Cable Railway hearingyaslerdsy lha Interview lined two hours and fvrlyeve uilnulei

porllnaj Nelea-Miura Chino and Morgan want 133000 for the runnersea FoxThe cup priiinlrd Mr Robert Ronver for Mud Bi

crformanc al iitvelaud IU valued at fwoThe stoop Diamond and thi cathoat Oraci of Norfolk-

won tin tailing race at Fortress Uouroe yesterday Therowing race were uotlpoued until today ou account ofroiifh water

Mr J I Case hai traded the bay pacing mere Ourillrecord 321 to II Kentucky brooder for three Irolilngflubs by win Kimmoni lull brother to KOM Wilkearecord aiH4-

AUmt snun haS been ipenl In Improvements al-llampdrn Parl at rprlngrXK Shoes preparatory In thegrai4 rlrrull I meeting llaci will Uvliitui heat TUciday Ihatmck iiiiux illIIIOI La remarkably tail

KING STEPHEN RECROWKED

mil jvmtnrjMK70 arAb THROWVf rUBlB UATB fVR Ittit

nte Vid aad a Psasasi Weddiag Fltw-udotse kjr Sbe X34r ad Ik lrwees-

4f AasSm the lIf sset PssEarly yoatwday mornlnc when tho rest of

New York elte ns were Jut flnlahlBff tbetrnights nit the HMnrBrm were winding up thelint div of tholr national festival and woreeons to bed The sea serpent which had boonamualni the Maayar In Bulrers Pork gloatedover large pile of dimes the Maararmusicians retired to recuperate and rub rosInon their fiddlesticks and tho Unayor rACO InNow York was at rest

It sot over resting before 8 oclnek yesterdayafternoon Then the Ignorant pHseengera ontho Second nvenuo road wondered at the carecrowded with nooplo dressed out In red whiteanti uroon ribbon and rod white and greenQower and tho old Magyars and young onescrowded back into tho park just twice aa ontjiuslantla M they had been on the first dayNow Mxirynra had coins on from Jlo tan fromCliiitnnatl and nil over and each conscien-tiously

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did hits best tci bo patriotic and addBoniethlnif to the commotion on onrth

The youtm Maaynra nnd tho young Magyargirls ns soon as thor couldnt mnnnire anynmrn Ice croaui made straight for the Mncynrmusicians and turned tho lives of those monInto nn uneiidlne succession of danco tunesand beer Much has been said of the wonder¬

endurance shown by men and women untier extreme circumstances and some of thesetnlos have been drawn pretty taut But theynil dwindled Into InHleulllannco beforothe Mauynr elrl drcssud In pink withn rickrack yoke who hovered aroundthe rausirinns all lay She was very dartshort anti stout and with n frown that neverPelt her forehead and plainly showed that shebad come to that festival for business Whnnever the fiddlers werat1ddllneaio wtut dancinganti she nnver stopped as long ac there wits n-

slnulv not In the air to keep her feet com-pany

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Uetwenn times silo would swoop down-on a man who told red lemonade funthin young men In a white derbywhom shu had brought to danoewith her or skirmish around for afresh yniiDU man whenever her own yourman gavo out This hnpr Anml about ivoryfour danoes for atthougb the young man wasstout anti willing Ills drooplmr collar HDIItrickling brow told of the sizel of too contractho baIt undertaken

In the mean while there were plenty of olderHnuynrn around und they were having fun tntheir own Winy The old ladles sat In liho shadeand eosslped na cheerily poxalblo In n Innmini of which the following phraso Is a sam-ple

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SiLly nur hordernt titlajdonlthfttunlc annnk hanPnicnnk a New Ynrkban de vitiicx Auirrtkkliati IMezilinto nrok tier efflftli Vontosltiatimk fleze inlly nnirybefolrJ4 patmtietnek a macvaroklntnt Bin rllial-Roljtkrok aa Html iiollllkiU turrit cc iiirttnylre tty

l effi vwileunk aitnl K kedrea lintaiikiihti lte4d-iigokra 5 kuitnoutI annak Inara be neuoeigazilass-lire Hem nenez feliidNt mccerllnl

Tho old men sat rofroalilng tho Inner Magyarnfl bringing up old memories In the numu ro-markablo tongue They were spquestHiiid un ¬

dora big torn which was marked with thewords MocynrCnariln which rnystln wordsant admirably trnnslntod Sample ItootnNearly till ot theso old men called for plenty ofLMilyap which Is tho national dlub somnthlnitIlk Irish stew only much bettor and for plentyofntrong Hungarian wino to keep the iulyi8company Each Wits proud of tho drinking ca-pacity

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of Magyars In gxnaral and of his own Inparticular and they told each other stories ofwhat they used to see down In their owndriir native land Dr Alex Itlxn who IIs nol nnoutl man said Ills father woo n genuine Muigyarnnd unoil to keep n farm LII rvtnomborfld howtho old gentleman would rise In thn mornlnutend take for his breakfast n few eggs nn11BOOBO or two or three chlckuns niter which hawould drink n slxaimrt pltclmrol wine thenclimb upon his horte and ride around over-sea

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his laborers It was lneompiohenslbliDr Itlxn saId where a Mnuvnr puts tilethirty bottles of strong wino which athornUKlihredCan drink ami which ho can carrynrotimi without unlllni Inloxlrntml Dr Itlxa-usnil to sit around II bilo thouldgvntlemnn nonrIlls hmo trait k WitH togthcr until IIt nimlohim illzzy host to look nt tbo corks being pulledhopltiunll the whim OKPKonoof thorn tllk toomuch Hut when Iwil tIme came they got upjust ns solwr us ever took each a parting bottleand went home

Mr Steinbnrdt told about an old frlnnd of hiswho would sit anti ttrluk wino until his tnliloWoe covered with emi ty bottles and wouldthen move to n fresh table ant thin had bugtables In Hunuurr thon Other storion weretold and listened with Interest because ouchout man bad seon things himself

Theso quiet nmiiHamonls wero kept up dur-ing

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the afternoon ench Mauvnr doing what hothought host nUll waiting for tile run that baitbeen prepared for every one and which wascoming letter It ciim In the evenIngI afterlark when the electrlo lights worn lit and niltbo plIO pin crowded around a lug platformwhich had boon titled un outdoors In gorgeousand magnificent atylf It held a bug red throneant an altar with two big candlesticksand all kinds of Magyar soldiers In allkinds of costumes were protecting Iton all Bides Dy and by the Magyarstring band which bad grown suddenly gruvncame along playing tune that was very weirdand strange It mat the sickly n bournsstruggling with th electrlo light look sickliernile caused tho smile ot contempt to url thelips of thn bite Gorman band which had betacut short In the not of grinding out somethingclassical Itnblnd the band came moresoldiers with four Imitation priestsfollowed by nn Imitation lope who ledby tho hand an Imitation King whowac to he erowtail Btephan The first Kingof thn Magyars was crowned on thosamn day Inthe year lOrtOI Tho Iopo was Josef Knpposant ho satisfied every ones conception of whatn Iopn ought to bs while Josef May the Kinglooked so much moro like a monarch than anordinary mortal that all the Magyar girls brokeout Into applause

The coromony was very fine anti very afloatlog and hud It not boon for the crowd whichclimbed the fences of thin park to eec It onemluht readily have thpught the tlmo wits 1000years back with lords and tattles tint villainsInstead ot good honest cloakmakors aridwalters Bengal lights threw a wild glare overthe young King dark face nnd long black hairand made the Popes long white hair antbeard look perfectly awful As the ceremonyprogressed the Magyar muslo grow weirderand weirder antI nt lust It Wits a great reliefwhen the signal was given for all hands to throwup their hats and bo joyful They did It justas sincerely as though they had just wallopedthe Austrian empire Then the Magyar bandstruck the Csardas tIle national dance againand each man and woman ut once began todance right on thn spot without more fooling

This lasted for an hour and then n Magyarcouple tile gentlemans namubelne Illrnbaumdressed themeelvcn up In peasant costume andbrought the Pope ns the nearest clergymanout twain to pnrform n marrlace as It Is doneat home This was very fine too and after Itwns over clot of lancing wound up the jollyfestival It has helped the Hungarian emi-grants

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nmusoil tbo Magyars nut has shown totile world what lino penIle they really arewhen once you como to know thorn

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The Wlllluraabiirck Athletic Detented byits Cbamplowa or Wcalern Caaiailo

The first match ol the conies botweoa thoyieiting lioness club and the Wllllaoiaburgh AthleticClub took place yttteritay on tin Wllllainiliurirli groundbefore an enlhuiUitlc yet small number of spectatorsThu visitors the Niagara the cbamulon team of weitant Canada icored a victory altar a most Uetermlue-dlllil The home club were without time lertlcei ofplume of their brat men sad the Mtjarai felt the lou ot-

lUnklne aol ONeill tliolr two Oneit players TiltCame was called at 5101 H and In one hour arid ahalt six goals were not four by thus M irarai cud twoby this WIUIanilburKll Club The ftrit fl irse got furtile WllllamibnrKli lull by flannery the ball beingpanfed to hun hy Hum lu lliniluutee The trrond whaobtained by ttiv MaxKraahy foclirrty In which he was-

Hy awliled br klnarri lluir H inlnutta The third1 BampHeld put throuiih the lost slIer Ihe ball waspassed to him by Hklnnrr time e minute The fourth-Itaunpttelit alio gut wlih Skinners aiililauct In 10-

Thtuirlutce

fifth game was rrodnctlve of moot remarkableplay on the iharlot flannery of tlie Wlllluiiidurgli ClubKxlrlcallug the ball from a make of till opponents ha-doftved all more and then threw this ball the IrmciboftIle delil clean Inrouf the poeti Time I11I mlnuiea

The sixth Soil Was rot 1111 aeconda only bklmier anil-Ilampfleld handllnr the halt on their croe e Time wascalled during the Mveulli itamr after rliht mhiuteiplay leaving the Mafarai the victor The following la-

the list of th player said their poiltioni-Jflmarai l lltlotu w A O-

r Hawen rjoal P OroibleA Mitchell Point FCrotbU-J Dolan Coyer point ii W Ullmore-J Blunt Kirn def 014tl BrownA Logan Second def fieldn BushT lialilageThird dot eUF W IIIIL0 Wlleon Ctnlre def tleldO Tlllon-Alh Mitchell Hfconddtt HiIdJK Flanncrr CantJ liocherty First def flrld v L BracktltIt P Bllnuer nutilde horn 0 H HoberliJ Bamplleld liiilde lane f V Burn

raptaln Vf II Hrennn-Uniplre for Nlajurae Mr Fenwlck for W A C Mr

SDiltli Referee Jr Cblvrell ot the lit Iaul glut

Tlaa MeCarcky Let OClerk Corman ot the District Attorneys office

wai In the Tombs Court yesterday with LUflo Kotebrook who says that Tim McCarthy knocked her downilalrilahlidlTi one nIght last west Tin was there-with hit two lawyer and plenty of witnesses Thecomplainant had n1 wllneuet at ill and told a storytlial tilt not tally with the story >he told laat Fridayhhe admitted that llie did not lire M 63 Oliver elrettbut laid ahe welt around there after McCarUiy shrunktier hire llarrlfan who keeps Ike house at IU eayathai Ilnie Koeebrwik told her > lie bad fallen sad bl berheel Julio Sullivan llMtited tbai lie heard her telltire llarrlran thIs Janie Kellly a prlutr of Jaimeatreet said he saw llnle Hoeebrook etaitger out of JohnHpeckroana liquor here at Oak and Ullrer Streets endfall down upou her tai In lbs if reel

Justice rawer discharged McCarthy Xo com Ulatfor perjury was taken aialnet Llula Roiebroak aud IMwslv calls Ye irew4 1k et1weU TIm

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x4zwxwa urn AND ZAWZLle I4 BtlUr wIth Hawk M Hrlu rmtflrSr Ui ZldLONDON Aug 20A Cable News reporter

today made t trip to Cheahlra to InvestIgateth early Ufa ot fleA M Brooke alia Wal-ter II Lennox Maxwell who Is now In jail InSt Louis oh rs d with the munUr ot CL ArthurFrellor The prisoners father VM sullyfound nil tull name U Samuel NewtonBrook slid ha U tha headmaster ot Btdecrees School In th town ot Hyde MotIvesIn a pretty house In a suburb ot tho town sailedBunnybanke He refused to talk on the subjact bo fond deolsrlng that his ton could neverbe ft murderer and he fiercely repulsed all at¬

tempts to elicit Information as to the youngmans movements during the put few monthsMr Brooksa appearance Is pitiable and hisneighbors snjr ho has aged perceptibly sincethis trouble came upon him

The reporter made minute Inquiries In theneighborhood and found that tho young manwhoso full name lIs Hugh Moltrnm Ilrookssuddenly vanished from hyde six months anoHo hail been articled tonsolleltoratSloakporthad aurvpil his term as n clerk nnd law studentIn the Intters omen and hail successfullypassed bin oxnmlnntlnn for admission to thebar Ho opened an ofllce In Hvde and ap ¬parently prospnrnd In bis practice but his ex¬travagant habits resulted In the accumuluUou of a load of dents which ho couldnever hope to pay Ho absconded fromHyde unit took with him a trloyclo-noil a magic lantern baloimlng to Drrlldobotbam having evidently sold his own effeats to Pity cnMlton Boot after his departureneurato of Hyde who had been no Intimatefriend of Hugh also left the town and the twomen wore such toeiithor In Parts where tlioywere giving photographic shows The doscrlptlon iilven of Haxwlln offHmtnntn mannersand mIncing walk zutctly tallies with Uusbastjilo It la noteworthy that Maxwell sold atricycle In Boston shad that thnnumbarof thewatch ho lohl to a jowellorof St Louis agreeswith tile number recorded In the books of nHyde wfttchmnktr ns that ot a watch which hehail sold to Hush Brooks

The former associates of young brooks ireeonllOont of his Identity with Maxwell Theyhave Santa the lattnra portrait In tho Amorlciin-nowspnimn RDdthoy recognize It an a portraitof Brooks ills parents ntsort to their friendsthat they have hoard nothing from their sonsince ho absconded No Inquiries from thoAmerican pollen have vet boon receivedl by thennthorltleiiatllyilo If the HL Louis offlclalnchoose oBuiulto Hyde they can obtain goodphotographs pf Brook taken within a yearand rnlnutn descriptions of hi a personal ODponrnnen which will definitely Bottle the titlestlnn of Identity

Iluith was about 6 feet 6 incItes hIgh and hadB dark moustache and square Ohio with a 8ti-perollloua air stnui drawling voice It la certainthat Hugh nml Prollnr bncamo acquainted InEncland and sailed for Amerlcil together andIt lij Dqnitlly certain thnt hugh wits short atfutidn TIle tact that hugh dubblnil In chemi-cal

¬experiments makes the chloroform story

Plitiislblo L° ttera reached Hyde which woredated at Bt Louis two lays prior to the mur ¬tier ono containing an Easter cord addressedto Ilueha former swontheart

TKTIXO TO OUT UniinJIOTT OUT

Iriah NatUanllal Wsias In Slave kim ExVeiled from the Order rst N > lTreter

LONDON Aug 20The allegedl Fenlnn turn ¬

coat sod Informer Jim McDermott formerlyof Brooklyn Is a Knight of the Papal Order ot-

Bt Sylvester the decoration having beenconferred upon him some years ago for ser-vices

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during the Garibaldi cnmpnlcu Some ot-

tho Irish Nationalists are now socking to havehis name expunged from the roll of that orderIn revenue for his recreancy to thelrcnuspDuring the recent visit of the Irish Bishops toHomo n strong proosuro was exerted on sev-eral

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of them to Induce them tn uso their Influ-ence

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with thin Popo to secure MeDormotls ex-pulsion

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frnm tbo order Tho Illnliop however refused to move In tho matter andhave explained slncn their return toIr lnm Ilint they had received suchIntimations from the Pope of Ills dNapprnvalof cl rlcnl muddling with political affairs thatthey wore convinced any Interference by themIn the McDermott matter would be not onlyunavailing hut would bn resented ns Imperti-nent

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Ono of thin Ilishops who H n chessphiyoratid n wit revIled to a complaining Natlonnllst by saying

Well you know you cannot rapture n knightwith H bishop unless the knight Is In a straightlinn with the bishop anti Jim McDormott neverIs In nMrnluht Iiuu1

Thn NntlonnllxtA are now appealing to someof han Italian Cardinal to secure McDermottaexpulsion for tho sake of the orders honorbut thus far they hnvo been just ns unsuccess ¬

flu with the Cardinals as they formerly werewith the Bishops

The Peiirce ScandalLONDON Aue 20The London newspapers

generally denounce the Iatt Luau Gaittte for refusing topublish tha letter of Mlie A M Francis exonerating MrPe rce of John RIder A Co from the charge of havingenticed her from home for Immoral purposes ai recentlypublished In the Cdictl Thus aollcltor for Mr PearreWrites a Public letter In which he says that ha has beainstructed by hIs client to rerraln from proiecntlng theKlrle father on the charge of common saiault and bat-tery for the calling he Inflicted uoan Mr Pearce theother day bcciueA nf the talvlal penalty which wouldattend conviction but to proneeute him on a far gravercharge The solicItor asks tha publlo to aufp nd Judymen on Hie whole cat until its merits are devefopeuthrough the courta

Irotjreea onto Ckoleria EpidemicLONDON Aug 20The majority ot the re

ports received tier gle the number of deaths fromcliolera at MarMlllee almost double thai officially an-nounced

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Ihe lanitlry condition of the city U alarmInr and the ejildemlt Ile extending northward

NApRin Aug 20 The only wealthy renona who bavalice attacked by the cholera are public offlclali whoare compelled Io Mill tin uotbedanf Infection Manypeople are returning to the city which they eoneidersafer than the prolnce There were 4100 new cneeanfcholera and lMldeathi from that dlceaaa In Spain yes-terday

Touuif Aug 20 There were three deaths from chatera lu thu city yesterday

feint Jewel Stolen at TurinPolity Aug 20A valuable collection has

been stolen from the Royal Armory here Including fourcolari of the Older of Annunxlata whlob wer studdedwith diamonds The guardian of the Koyal Armory haabeet arroiltd oa suspicIon ot fceliig luiiillcatad In Uierobbery

Famell Calls a tJonlDllettUBDUBLIN Aug 20Mr Parnell summoned

toe member of the Irlali Parliamentary party in meetIn Dili city on Aug 20 to consider what plan shall ba-adnijted u advance tha cause of the party la the appreachIng electoral campaign

la tka Czar Oolpa la Berlin S

BERLIN Aug SO Count Schuvaloff the fluilan Ambaiiador was about to go to fit FetenburKWhet he was suddenly ordered to remain here This IItsupposed to fore li4uw a vlilt of IhaO arot Rustle toKuiperor uilnam

Mr 43li lalo Grewa U AgstaLONDON Aug 20 Despatches from Bergen

Norway say thai Mr IHadetonei honr iieiia ti againtroubling him lie waa compelled by It I0day to refute aaInvitation to dluoer cud ha sailed for oogrdord thisafleruooo

Tke Earl or IIvuna OOar Acctpled-LiMERtcx Aug 20After n stormy meeting

to lur thtt teiiantR or the zen of Drvou decided to ac-cept the fcarli viler of ureducilon of luper cent Inrcnli

Tie Rebels Marching on lo fi> li-

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Atiu 20 The news that the rebole havetaken and orrniiteil DeMich stud Ambuguil and era nowmarching ou Dongola li conOrmid

A Ilurl r la faille CUrdeuThe Western Union and the Baltimore anti

Ohio Telegraph CoropaulM have ofAcei In Caitle hardenWhen the telegraph operators cami to work yeiterdaymorning thy found their desks wrenched open and themall amount of caili they cantalned was gone Thethlrf ocod a jimmy In brraX open the drawers Huperlu-tendenl Jnkron luependcd Oapl Sturken who leecharge of tlin walrhmtn stud the CammlMloneri ofKmlgratlon will hold a meeting today l decide how a-

thhf nut lift tulle Castle tlardcu with four watchmenguudltig the place

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pica wAiaa run perSandy hook 4 li I thor Island 4 li I Ifeil Out Ail

Arrtva4 TncaiDir Aug 30-

Si Amerlqne Hantelll Havre Aug 5Hi CM > of home Maura Liverpool Aug IJ aae

Oueennown 13thSe Anllllai Ameeojssli St Johns r n July n81 llly of Chicago vValklui Uverpool Aug U and

Qiitennown 19th-Bi Thertilna Celling Ceara July 31-

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torfoikSe li F Plmock lUIUle BostonShip ridillodarllrh HamburgtlilD ht Huphrn Uiiyln HulLShin Anna Uelikene llamiUrgBark Adellihla nveailien BalilaHark Joel P llutni Mclull UatantaiBark Tlioojal Scoots Waujli Uuauuuamo-

aaiiTif oo-rd Normindle from New York hn pitied the Lliard-htFulda from New York at Hoilthtmittou-Si Douau triin New York at Kremen

into icon resale roarsBt Ejfit traIn UteriOO Am IV for New York

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THURSDAY Auc 20Stocks wore only fairly active but strong

during the period up to noon thu Omahaatoclcsbeing slcniflcantly buoyant at an advance of25 V cent for common and 3f for preferredThlaereat strength favorably Influenced othershares In the afternoon trading this adranoawas nearly lost and w Louisville displayedweakness on the rumor of rate cutting bbearish feeling was crested sad selling oredominated resulting In a weak and un-settled

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cloaltur all aronnd Rumored hitchesIn pending railroad negotiations sad delayIn further advancing passenger rates pro-voked

¬sales for both accounts The great

eat factor In ths market however wasa report neither fully authorized nor de-nied

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that a prominent bear operator had beencompelled ltiy tIle late great rise to throw uptile sponge If not positively to have laid downon a part of his engagements The possibilitythat so large a short Interest ns thus repre-sented

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might be suddenly eliminated was areason for the weak closing The early upturnIn Omaha Ila attributed covering for that aocount There was a modicum of general newsaffecting the market

Closing prices compare with those ot yester ¬

day ns followsAug10 4ng20 411018-

NAug20

Canada South 8k4 4n J Central 4-

Omaliaourn< 40

CentPac 37i 175 j2 13C B A Q I2UX 2Ult Omah nf BH t-ODsLLAWsuitIii4 liJJh tInt A West I-

llrniou15

lieu A llusdeon HUU toil AT U 21 Sl5Deny A KU r2 12 >2 PncOic tail 34 am

Erie 1752-III

17Jf Klch A Danr 724 7dJCentral IH3IJ 131 Rich A w r an 32

Fan A Texas iS 24 < HeedIng 2234 2314Look Nut 47-7LakeSlior

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W < 8554 Union Paclnc 55Nortllweitootll 10 < iir4J4 Wan A Pacoom INor tar coin S4ti 231 Wab A Pao pt 17 11XorPaect al 5ul Will Un Tel 7034 7014MYCaatral10114 11514

Government bonds quiet and strong Statebonds about neglected City bunk stocks with-out

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sale Railroad bonds active and IrregularErles opened strong and declined NickelPlato Ists steady The bonds of the South ¬

western roads higherMoney on call unchanged i3>e T centForeign exchange dull and only steady 485and I4U7Nit gold balance In the Treasury today

tl250iB SOS silver I73S1GGG1 legal tenders2197235The amount ot bullion gone Into the Bank of

England on balance today Is 14001 Thebullion In tIle bank has Increased 312331 durLDS the pist week

A special meeting ot the stockholder ot theNow York liar llldue and Jamaica JtallroadCompany was hold today Austin Corbln pre-siding

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when by n unanimous vole this propo-sition

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to consolidate with tIle New York aridManhattan Bench Itnllxvny Company anil theLong bland City and Manhattan Beach hailroad Company was agreed to The Htockholders of tile other roads meet tomorrow Und thefollowing day and It Is presumed will vote Infavor ot the consolidation

Th official report of anthracite coal produc-tion

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for July stntus that the Lebigb ValleyLarkawanns Erie anti Iennaylvunm all pro-duced

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more than thttlr allotment For the firstBUVDII months of this year tho conservativecompanies have boen tho Delaware and lieuson nnd tIle Ilinnsylvanln Coal Tim others Inthn combination except Erin lowe just aboutmined their allotment The IaniiBylvanlaltallroad Company has of course done as It

leaned The total production to Aug 1 was3502328 tons which Is 602228 tons In excessof lbs eomblned nllotment and a decrease of259339 tons as compared with the allotmentfor thu santo period In 1831 The rennsylvanlallnllrmidCompnny producedO20428 tons IB exCobs ci Its allutiueot

Kcw York MarketsTnunsDAT Aug 20 FLOUB AND MEAL In

good ileiuaiid at full slid Improving pricesCOTTII euturca upmiet al a further diellna under

unfavorable foreign advlcei hut tin ese f ivorabli croprcounla caneu1 u quiet aillon ail the cloia wasdearer at loj fur XIDTIIII BlOc inC September BRiefur October t4Co for Kovimtir OdOr for Dtcimber-Di7c for January ui 7c for February u77i for 34 arihH-HMc for Apnl aud Uttiu fur Jltj sales IHIIKIO balei-Uiiou were lluc lower snil more actlvei middling up-

lamli 10 ftIUe i do Uulfa 10 7 Ilk I receipt at tIle portsun tale-

stlsaisWlist fulorti were hats icllve butlhere waa-aotue furllier advance lalei 5lHni > u bush No 3 redwinter al IHtaiXHc fur piriiiier W49iw furUctiiker 00tb5t5i for November rlAaflifor 1Drceinber fli i llu2f for January llulU furFebruary 01 for March aixl IIII7K lor April Knotv beat a a > lees stIlt lust prlcet were nrinlr main-tained sales Included No 3 RhMaro Kc No 3 ridOlci Nu2doeio luflcmoii iieainerdp VDc atero I hiring Win delivered Indian curs futureWets more acllte anJ ctoaeil parllil duareri sales13jxioi bUsh No 3 mtied at 534r15354c for August5Je425L for Keptrmlier b4lj5J4e for OctoberSlH luc for Novemtier slid uVo for Utcrmuer-hmi com Was moro uctie fur export tin soles hieluding a large iiuia of Nn 3 mixed to urrlte at 6l-

attout elol No 3 while 350c In ileralor and Nu 3mixed ba aJli In clevaiiir Halt fairly actlte alpartially better valueil sale o83ui bnih Includingoitioni No2 alI iar >4c for Aujuit aujj ajo forHeitimWr iWl4c for ticlober and on IU spotmtlrd al Sihfli5o shill white at 34lJc a > lu-iiunllly After I bang Whrallleaxyt No 3 for Sepltcultr Olic i October ttH > c Not eittiuer IM > C H-ocrniter ClI Kiti Januari ItM Corn Irregular No J-

mlsed for IrmeiiiWr ruct4ot Ocu tr Wto i Nonintier M o I Decembrr 4 14C list nrni No 3 furAugeet 32u1 Mptember SJ4c1 OctcWr 3ic No-

PKOTIIIUHIveuuiir 5ttiT

l rd fumrri urlher declined and nrriflail uilfettltd III the elrutrfU belweeii tear and tulltl-aalit I2MU toe at O4tW55o for 3ltwhor 6

ejs d for Oatobar sad 5flMS tor Htmmbtr AA-

ter Coaura the HOM wee at 6no fir 5tambn e47efor October e8Kc for November ejlAo Tor l> eemhersoul 047C for January Spot lard wai lower and moveacute tain IISO toe at 0900 for prime city O45Ofor prime vTeattn e7VifernBntdfor the Conti-nent Pork Mlllag In a imall way at VII for mesa Cutmeatvaatrrand moraacilvai Sates touoof a mediumand light pickled brlllei at ejei< o heavy quoted 5540Pressed boga k4t54c Tallow dull am So Router wiltoboes wlthont decided ehang Fresh Eggs Brmir alI4 ltee Undtng upward

iia oiai aO e oa me spot abo atiadr sad moreactive al the tecint diellnii sale lOOO bIte Pile p Iand tem Steals PMang I5et eptions tteadlcr tatlea active aalea IIUOO bail at 75aa8oo for Aufail e 4kS7Ue for September sad October OTH >07SC for NorembM 8HOc for Doamb ruuaacoqt rJaaaary sad Owa7c for March Raw ingan IrMicllve but price ileailllv maintained aalai I tidehhda low to good grades at 4lfsik PiUs Kf Snei Insteady dmaniT Molasses quiet a11754e for 5Je test

PlTsoLlusCrttde einiftcalei epesed Ktlve and 4e-eldedlv htghir but eloied lower oienlnr at IU2 telllnrallVHall and close1 st Slou < j1011 t aalel-0004000bbTiLi elearanen insmooubbli

Navel Nreati 8tra4lerhu quietOCIAH raiitmrt Orajn shipments moderately artlr-

at full rates London SXdi Liverpool 3d and Ola-gow 8 >iJ

Iw SJtoek MarketNKVT Toni Thursday Ang 0Nn arrivals

rt beef eattlo Soul none for sale l> m nl beet ruledabout itradr at 7a8c t for Texia Stud Colorado ildesand it 7Xftlic fur native do and ch Ice native beefildeiaoi iHitn fromelly ilauvhtcr honiiiaiind refrlgeralec rooms al HVc The aieamer Ieltic look out today7411 anarluri ot beef and Ml carcaxei of million

ReceIpts of calves SIT beset Klrm fur iealiat4K a7c W ft suit Heady for graneri and buttermilk caheaat 234153140

Keceipti of ihef p and lamhi 41 cit load or 8M3head KnlmDrnreinetit Sheep hail a slow sale at 394Vo V R and lambii were extremely dull slut week at4 <fHc Vi n with a few choice State and Jerner lambsold up loHSo aida small number of ilckeU exportalieep at-

Ktcelplt534c

of tunis 1012 A deck load of rood Rialhoc aou Se average said at K4na per IOU fti and thefeeling was firmer

Court Cnlfndatre Tale ItnrSUPREME Counr CHAMBKBJI No I 0 33

757UtU97 llll IUlUIia4 IBti 140 141tvanoniTKa IOCRT Will of rablau Dlkovlch 10 A X

COil Ilinry U Wright 11 A H

ttARRIKDr-VKBKTT nACKFTT Aug 0 at Portsmouth K HH

tir the Her Alfred Uondlng lilant William II EverettUnited States Mary Ic tslss IleasIs Sell llnckll-

KKBdUHONHKIUIUKTOn Aug II IBH5 at the we-lence 4 Ills bad Con way u Ferguson to Florence II-

llerhert both of thli cityiAVKTTANUKKSdN At the residence ot Samuel

D Underbill 1lalnntld N J on Tuesday the I8th Innby PrleMdi areniouy Anrtnw JUareti to Cornell Jiuderaon-

TUOMPBONBRADLKROn Monday Aug 10 al SRIAdelLhl at Brooklyn N r by Ibe Her Walter BatonDr M i Thompson tn Mra Alice Bradlee

wi LSONIORDAt Ioughkeeptle N Yon TuealayAig IK iota by the KIT Hnrr L Ztarenfuta teeter iflimit Church John Powell Wilson M u to Utraldlahtlanciueitlever-

sYAILILOLLMIODTOn Aug 7 by the Rev ThomasU Bnrch Mr William Yarroll ot London KuKlaiid laMiss Mamli Di Forest Moody of New York

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BDBKIIAnTOnThuralar Ally 201R13 John BnrKhart aged 44 years

To TH > Usaeu or THI RajuritoiR X H AGenUe ¬

men t You are hereby nallnul to attend the funeral ofour tate brother John llnrkhnrt from hi lets rcaldence-JH Lynch at Brooklyn E I on Saturday Aur a atJ r1 M WILLIAM jAY 1raltdent

A J AUDFTT SecretaryCOKSK Aug JO Waller H Com eldest son nt John

inS Maggie Cone aged 11 years 1 month and 21 daysFuneral aervlrei al lili late resilience 77 Morton it

on Saturday at B P M Krlaudi and relatival cordiallyInvited

imisCOLL Wedneiulay morning at 1031 at hIsresIdence V3 City Ilnll place Timothy son of Ellen andthe late Daniel llrlicoll-

Fnneral will take nlace Friday Ang 21 all P K-KISBTT Huddctily on Tueidav Aur is Edward

limit mn ot the late Jane Kllett In Ml Slit yearFuneral private Interment at Crpreni IIIIIi CoinfterrHOLBhBO < ln TiieaduyAug IB 1885 otter a painful

lllneia serer Itolbcrg aged tu years 1 inuntn arid 25diva

Kelatlval and friends of the famllv and of his sonthe Rev U II llolbrrg are kludly Invited to attend tilefuneral from till late r f ldi nce 15 Conielyea it Wll-laiiittburgh on Sunday Aug 2iat 3 oclock f M with-

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further notice Krquleicat In paceMrlllPPOn Thuridav afternoon at 211 at his late

re> ldnrr 84U flicks it Brooklyn N Y Tlioman MellllT-MOIK1AN At Bedding ConnTueldBy Aug 18 1S85

John H Morgan aged 4iyearl-Kelallvti and frIends are Invited to attend the funeral

fret his late ralldelire 4GJ Fraukllu nv Brooklyn at3 M on Friday Auir JI wlthnut further notice

PAItKS At her rnldence 4J4Iia tHMll on Tlmre-d y Aug 30 Catherine wife of William Parkl In theQ2d 3 ear of her see

The remalni will be taken tn the Church nt HI Monte79th ft near lot av ou BalurJnv thIS 2J1 tInt at IU AU aharp whirr a lolemn man of requiem will be-offernl for tile happy reio e of her soul thence to cal >

vary Cemetery for Interment RelatIve ont friendsof the famllv are In lIed to attend the funeral