Edinburgh Courant (Newspaper) - September 11, 1884, Edinburgh, Midlothian GH THURSDAY SEPTEMBER n 1884 THE SOUDAN LOTHIAN KAM SALES 21 Mr 414 The annual sale of the Lothian Ram Society 20 Mr BETWEEN was commenced j in a park near Colt D THb The weather was exceedingly warm and TotaL i a J f wao CMro Northbrook had an although in the earlier part of the day the buyers i f the this m which were very scarce as the sale proceeded they be Lord Northbrook a Tin KHEDIVE AND S MISSION with the general the price of this class of stock ill os the country the prices yesterday suffered a considerable reduction which was more noticeable in second class sheep Messrs wood 0 3 31 Thornton 5 lo o j Is HaJU 7 14 0 r t leming Plough 3 17 6 Barn Castlo 6 12 11 30 Mr Watson Culter allere 4 11 6 lj Mr Hamilton Wool forde 10 13 0 20 Mr Craigf 8 18 9 15 Mr head 913 8 7 Mr Listen 4 20 0 18 0 SPORTING 30 lands Mr Murray and 44 Archibald flays Secretary Jus that a final u liu thr referring tno f observed to nit 13 Lot is coming out with tho t t good to my people and as my an ID life is in that direction I am sure isc ng m measures that end m view md Ian deeply to the Queen for sent him liio to fall LOUD AiND PLANS CAIRO Sept khae he 1 a9 nude no plans aa and aays he will require t day 01 two to look about him before de ou uf THH EXPEDITION The President having com f lete 1 the ol her stores left f r Shortly before her i number f boats intent lid for im tin Nile were towed luto harbour aud placed m nl State for U triAl of the baits lully an 1 loaded take place before they leave Woolwich Yesterday tome took plate with a new life raft wt ic i in proposed t employed far pontoon service It is in the of L 1 and cr M will IL was stated a1 kVie hat been niH ior the transport to 1 of the 1 400 boats aud two would nt for their instalments of the as sron us the Neptune and have taken departure c the bulk of the medical stores for th on w a conveyed to the Albert Docks fo in tho B is proposed be ret xi lie 1 a floating hospital probably at Alex CANADIAN BOATMEN SPECIAL TELEGRAM Sept 10 Afternoon boat were lie tamed it Port Arthur by th Boo U have been enabled to continue their Montreal through this city lay Another block however has occurred from at Brandon on the one hundred boatmen are uow flow bound These delays may interfere with th al programme according to which all theme are to embark it Montreal on the on boar 1 the steamer King fo Generally speaking tho quality of the sheep was fully better tlun laat though several of the lots were not so highly fed however IB not considered an objection aa tups n this condition aro generally more serviceable tan 111 aoy other lu the price of second there waa a reduction to the extent of tei r twenty shillings per sheep Mr Melrose of Vest rather unfortunate in being drawn rat and his sheep were aold t number oil the buyers armed ou tho rouud partly for the small aver ge realised by them Although the Messri 17 9 9 0 0 10 0 8 10 22 0 13 0 20 0 7 5 37 i- MEETING LIMERICK 10 10 I THK RAILWAY 1 Eart a Buhle trr t iff PR Three nuo I Fuher THh ST LEGER TnK Meadow 1 Blue 15 Sova each JO ft 5 2 Lady Ronald 3 SAILED Smt 10 f if extra Straight THB 1 Fourran ailo I THE 1 East d 85 60 IM 60 40150 154 00 284100 35 15 o 2 3 193150 Lord aced THB 1 2 Duke ol Beaufort K Lord 3 yrs bst 3 our ran was tbo r 137 50 3 the wrong weight to 4 on 4 to 1 b 163 10 0 5 to I agat Lord Strathnairn with a slight lead of 178 15 0 to tho where the latter joined and three into the straight together Archer 145 01 letting the inaro out at by half length a divided the second aud third 84 0 0 1.0 PARK STAKES of 10 SOTS each h ft with 100 Added weight for Ked House m 5 1 Sept 10 V BLOOD STOCK SALES albeit somewhat dull with proved or Mr bu partner Mr ring re many more buyers and lookers-on titan 10 0 SALE SHOW ftF RAMS AT PERTH Yesterday Messrs Macdonald Eraser Co held their annual sale and show of Leicester wwl Shropshire Down shearling rams The Dumber of animals so exceeded of any pro year the and usually Bold at this sale bad to be postponed till the 19th The number of animal a for the prizes by Macdonald 1 rater Co WHS Urge while the animals for ward were of a very superior quality The were Mr Smth Haddington and Mr Fleming Denny For Shrews bury were aa follow I en 01 Ton i 1 um 2 medal Mr W Beat PCQ of Ten Down sliver cup Mr NrJ Mr 2 yrs Get 3 Sir s Bodwe 2 yrs fiat Owner 0 to 4 on Tho 6 to 4 and 100 to 8 tho made the run to tho where joined issue winning by a b ad was bad third Tho ST bl AKES of SOTS each for Old St Leger about 1 nti e 6 and 132 Mr R C Vyner's by y In fi ne and some keen competition took ptace ana H gt a r return will show good were realised MR B I Bono Tan colt Low Landmark colt USgs j and ROM Ann r Morion Conqueror SOgs Mr Morton White f -3 I banco Wattt 1 ol by G Barrett 2 Mrl Peck by Highland by Su John Wheat ear lohn 4 OBI Lord Archer 0 raster by S by C PUtt 0 8 sheep had the to be drawn Butlor Coreton 2 silver Mr Ir E Bird s Doncaster Cwp by ist still the character which they bear caused plenty of tho best class of buyers to remain and he result was that they attained tlie highest verage yet realised by thia celebrated stock For ood sheep the bidding was keen but in the cUsses it waa evident in some that hey had Wen bought lor first ot brought forward waa from Mr Melrose of Loch thi result of their sile being an of lOa Two of the animals were old fur respectively one of which waa bought Mr Brydon while tbe other went to In the next few lots tbe neis receded from to uo double appearing until the seventh Int from Mr VV eat Town was reached The premier ram in tt in went to Mr tor In the next lot which belonged to Mr ai avenge of 3d reached flie highest price received was for a very superior with good and an elegant i won Tlie prue sheep were very highly ed and equal all The second ere very high condition and big iala Hie quality of Shropshires never letter the first prize being very bred owner giving for 40 ist year and has been known to give from to tSO lor rams from Mm too and others sale started about 10 with both and The attendance ot buyers not some years And prices all over receded from 11 10s to per head on those of laat sued sheep for hill to be moot big fat sheep a slow sale Inferior sheep were a very stiff The whole of this lot were re OFFICE FOR EGYPT The Post Office volunteers who after the Egyptian campaign of were to the class army hare received tbat M ill toft medically examined week to then for with the Nile lonary force It is understood however that men will be required ami they will bo attacked to the Field Corps THE OF THE BRITISH TROOPS TIMES TELEGRAM CAIRO Sept 9 is advisable to exaggerated reports aa to the state of health of tbe troops in tlie bond an but I regret to that typhoid has appeared m thi Yorkshire at equal square and neat Mr gained a fur average showing au increase on last year 5s Id The highest price in this lot was for an by t for symmetry and quality coult hardly He waa the same age as the rest of tho lot bat smaller m appearance on ac count of his being unfed Messrs i Thornton e consignment wero a small bu meritorious lot the highest price reached which waa paid by Mr J M The average he attained was as compared with lost year bu although thia shows a considerable falling off highest price shows an increase of An reached by Mr Craig South Halls compared with for the previous year In the lot from Mi Fleming a price two one of the to Mr M ISee the other to Mr Robertson Nowtou These two rams were father and son and were bred by Mr Fleming himself They were never before exhibited but yesterday they were considered to be about the best rams in the yard Another of this lot which nol 1 for was exhibited at the Highland Society s Show and gamed A third The entire con was particularly noticeable on account of their magnificent coats and good substance Mr Hamilton Wool lor da achieved a good aver age being 10s IB excess of last year The first ram in lot which was a by lot Mr toya Scot Free by Celibacy J Mr J H i Rora Fern by Springfield Anemone Ir Lefevre B tage by ti Giles Lord Manners s Sir Keuben by sale and brought bad prices the details of the Bale bUBaR The following are no KaMn 4 s D Mr of 18 700 RMC II 700 700 r iOj TWO Mrs li 0 C Mr Cowe Mr Richmond Drun 950 Mr Nicoll 1 IS 0 600 T i J Stewart Whinny muir 6 15 s 4 11 4 II J 13 5 1 4 3 4 li 5 14 2 2 11 4 14 4 5 Mr Mr oon Mr Old Mr Poel Mr Ferguson Mr oung Sunnyside Mr M Callum Milton Tho Earl ul Airly W 0 Venn f illor Tolloch 4 15 0 Do do 5 0 Mr Wallace Banbeatb 6 S 0 Mr Granger 4 4 0 0 0 10 lO 0 4 10 0 400 18 0 0 b 11 0 700 4 10 0 300 4 11 e 3 11 3 483 6 IS 0 442 36 5 S t 4 18 0 3 17 0 2 13 J Agnes T Cannon Q IS Tho Earl ol Mr Sutherland Peel Woolmet Rait of 3 Mr Buttar o Corston The of Strathmore 450 300 217 8 CHE CHOLERA SPECIAL TELEGRAM Sept 10 Afternoon the last hospital haa receive 1 six new patients several of whom had only recently arrived front the south Three deaths from cholera in the hospital during tlie same period IN SPAIN 10 official bulletin to-day the of one of the children from Alicante ho fell ill after arriving here and were placed in the lazaretto a short distance from tins city At Uche yesterday there were IS cases Df cholera nnd four leatha at eight cases and and at Monforte one death At de Segre m the province of Lenda a person haa died from cholera though the bulletin describes the case aa auspicious ill Iwo canea of cholera occurred at leaves to day for La PRECAUTIONS AT MALTA A Lloyd s telegram from Malta dated ednes day evening says a notice orders that vessels from ports in Continental Italy and the French and Spanish Mediterranean ports ehall not be admitted into the harbour this lot which wai was bought Mr for IQ the here were many larger animals bat tho one that topped the list waa possessed of several remark ably good qualities none tlie least of which was that he had been sired by an ram ram which sold in tbe consignment from Mr Craig High to Mr Ayrshire for and the highest m that of Mr Foyer was bought by Colonel Malcolm for When the Over shiels stock was reached tlie prices already paid totally wero the most uniform lot ever shown by the firm aud as already although they were placed at tht end of the a great number of the buyers re mamed and the result was a first-rate sale aud the highest ever obtained for tups in Edinburgh highest priced sheep ou the ground wan bought by Mr Buchanan Let ttr for Una animal Mas possessed of a very deep wide frame with fine quarters and good wool Three were sold for oue of Mr Spiers of Culdees Mr Key Ballendrkk Mr Bothune of Mr Carnegie of Mr Mr Term Do lo 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 8 0 213 0 100 4 10 0 2 17 6 050 i 17 6 4 9 2 4 6 1 2 17 6 3 11 2 11 I Mr Gnnger 0 0 Mr iUI 10 0 Mr G nlj 11 0 0 BoMan 11 10 0 Park SOD The bur of 0 0 Mr Hamilton 5 J 10 0 5 9 1 2 17 o 350 13 0 3 IS 3 6 15 1 763 KHE BELGIAN EDUCATION which went to the Duko of and another t Mr e Mr Crawfor I 5 0 u 0 O 4 0 Messrs M 0 of 400 4 10 0 II 0 300 li U 0 r o 700 4 10 0 2 li 0 451 11 15 11 4 11 i 476 I 4 7 4 1 8 3 14 4 7 lo 2 Scot Flee 5 to 1 each bi and Superba 6 to 1 Harvester 8 to Lambkin 12 to 1 aRit Queen Adelaide li to KSt 18 to i scat 40 to 1 aga 50 u 1 agat Hermitage 100 to 1 th ibera KJOS Tae lot out m time t ook their preliminary canter and pari le before reach nz tbe post Several bre tka away occurred th start Tho flag fell at 3 23 Superba and Scot Free tbo brat t show m alter a ebort Hermi age rushed to the front and Harvester drew forward Cup bringing up the roar Going over llll for tbo far side Hermitage and were nrs and second of Tke Ha veater and Sir Reuben r rue and bem at their heels and they towards butts where took to tl front and Superba bock irto th sixth place shortly after which Somerton Sco Free and Harvester also ay and befo tba bend was reached Cormeill when Lam km m the centre of the course took up the with and Superba on his right and leit bu he swerved verv much tbe course tbe failed to bin and Watts for tbe second year landed amidst mud cheers winner by a length third three parts of a length m tho rear of Sandiway followed b Sir Reuben Queen Adelaide Hermitage Harvester Scot Frso Royal hern Somerton with Doncaster Cup m with th crowd Time 3 rains sees WINNERS OF ST Yur Mr s 10 L 1600 Lord s et 16 L Mr W I tuna Caller On 18 T 1864 Mr 8 Dawke s The 11 T 1863 10 J Hr 1 Anion s Blair Athol 10 J 1865 Count d 14 U 18.6 Mr Sullon a Lord LjrOB 11 Colonel Punon s Achievement 12 T Mr Graham a U T 3 Hawlay Pero 11 Welli Mr T V a 19 J a 10 1872 Lord Wilton I 17 Mr Merry a Maria smart S T I 1474 Mr La indt a 13 Mr W B IS T Chaloner 1876 0 J 14 F Archer 1378 Lord 14 f Count F Karon d Or 17 J Mr Brewer a Koben lae Devil 12 cannon Mr P a 15 t Archer Lori a Dutch Oven 14 F Archer of Onion t J 1684 Mr IS J I general i a Hoi Geneva a Lafe r cod Kica Peden OWn Demerara n tke attendance a lomo Wok piace and u B Star of Victory Mr Hungerford Dawaon Mr Mr Nightingale Star of Vi r OdySey ally Mr hlly Mr Dawson Devil Stud to St George lOOga Mr Bar Maid colt Mr Cannon Italian LIST ai from Glasgow at S Philadelphia at Glasgow from Gothenburg at Christie from Glasgow a Mr Greenhall filly Mr James from Bonnie Warden colt Mr Jackson l worp 9 Hawthorn colt Mr S Darling Sweet colt Mr Orlando colt Mr S colt Mr tevens Schoolgirl colt Mr Hayhoe Fink horn coll Mr John Dawson Obelisk colt Mr Compton Law colt lOOgi r Davenport Handley Nameless colt Mr Lady Margaret colt Mr T h Whit tady colt Mr Gerard at Rotterdam Gentle from Grs dam Sept h nan Melbourne Sept ot papu u from Singapore at Bangkok leu vama s from i Somerset s from Ix f re colt iar Unknown Urn uthi MII f Mr J Hammond Lethargy Op Mr Horoo Ir Nubian coll Mr Bevil Ully Mr Join Sylvan Lord Treason Albanian Lord Rossmore JOgs Mr Morton Evergreen Tangle Mr W Lowe Rosewood Mr Morton colt Nr Shorwood colt Kr Blackmail hlly VM O William Hatty colt SOgs Mr While 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others were not sold W Tal EsE Dunng the psat week or the has and takes have consequently been but tho river was m flood on and anglers now hope to have a very successful Mason for li lung u account of the ary season trout nx i so thia as in prow is tli a goodly number of whiting are in tie ito t lefl Mr eorge kid 3 beautiful loib 10 with tin By Mr Thomas Allico Langholm haa had aa tab in The the L Sim lie a cL st a M Tan Tij the Caledonia from the Bedouin St at buez ILP MAlaO Sept S fr o I 10 tie Skippers Pool in the upper water allai Captain D in las of Mr M I can Mr Christie 20 bunn Bide 111 luk Miltou 0 3 13 9 4 J 4 17 10 2 10 0 850 669 4 18 0 400 13 0 GOLF ST GOLT Cut u competition amongst tbe members of thw f r cold medal and Douglas cross held There was a brilliant turnon botu ui and as b th tb wob un qualified The la complete list of Mm M lurner and Mus Milly Mrs Nicholson and Mlo Humo I Mrs John Dundca and Miss L H Bethune and L T Miss and MIBS Duff and Annie Mri and Mus L Bethune Mrs Patton and Miss Mabel smith Miss t Turner and bcott Miss Tows and Mw B Towie Antwerp tne loda K d u 01 s i from L 3 Stpt i 1 khe ti Jot S rk a The STAKES of 10 bova each b ft with JOO added for age with selling allowances Five yn Sit Archer 1 Snowden 2 oat Tib Cannon 3 C 0 0 Mr Browns Lady 2 vn Hicham 0 Mr I Poor 1 him MrT Jnna Pebble 4 3 yra Sat Mr Gaunt a tilsela 4 yw ost ela 4 dy W Mr s 2 yra 0 to MrT Both of these animals were fleeced compact and good substance and an uncommonly tine of wool third was not quite such a faultless animal but nevertheless showed a grand and n nice open dark face lie bought by Mr Buchanan Letter 1 he beat of the stock went as follow Maiwell Campbeltown Mr MiT Pink May vre ft Belting to 4 on 11 7 to 1 Pebble 8 to 1 as W lo 1 apt Poor Thing and 20 to 1 the others after a sood race oy a length and a three parta of a length divided the second The winner was aold to Mr R Peck for Sept 10 Evening tens on of feeling caused to the clerical policy of the Mima try is kept up The education question la still unsettled Ministerial Education haa to day passed through ita final in the the numbers in the division being 40 in Its favour and it The loyal assent is sow all that is needed for the measure to become law and the King s decision in the matter is anxiously awaited by its friends and opponents like Mr Murray Mr M Dougall Mr aud Mr Thorn Peebles 120 The show of Cheviots waa of a very good quality and realised fair prices the class being bought for the Tho bigher class fetched prices fully as good as they have done for the laat two or three years Mr John stone reached the highest average in this class and was closely followed by Mr Little The premier mm which was a splendid specimen of tbo breed was bought by Mr for Captain Black bought the best in Mr Little's consignment for which was a rather higher price than waa received by tbat gentleman last year The average price attained liy the lot sent in by Sir Graham Montgomery was lid showing a decrease of II Id on last year Mr M Kerrow Mr Johnston Whitfield and Mr Bonaly aho made several good sales with their consignments 1 he following is a list of the prices lCKLlNG-mlRi a few inter by alight thunder showers the weather of the pant wetk lias been very favourable for cutting the crops au 1 for general harvest opera which aro uow well advanced While wheat aud beans are proving of fair bull barley ind oats arc lighter than was anticipated On eon 1 easy land they have cut up well but ou stiff clayey larae land they are very m many miserably small A con portion of early cut wheat has already been sutured in stack in fair condition as well as barley m the but there is a waut of slurp latterly for putting the gram in thorough condition The weather is suit very mild for the season of tho year but very favourable for the turnip crop which has made rapid progress of late They will however not reach an average except on soils where they give great pro of a large crop The grain of all kindi of cropa is plump and of superior quality hut will be m quantity from what waa expected wheat perhaps coming nearest the first estimate Pastures continue green and an I third Tho SALI of 20 Sovs each two old and Colonel Forester a liliu Lord s Sat lOlb Mr Lefevrei Mt bib and only if dec with 500 Sova added for lts tillies Sat penalties Wood 1 b 2 Mias Lyon Playfair and Hiss and Mias 1 Haldine Mias Maude and MPM N Oor Ion Miss Mary and MIPS Miss and Miss rice Hume Mra Harriott and F II Mrs Henderson and Mrs V vc Mus Miss Maude 1 Mra James and Miss Miss Balfour aud M 13 r filias Edith and Mabel Mrs Hull and Mrs A i I Mias Honey and M 4 U Miss Margaret Mias Henry and Mus and E J R n Mra Everard and Mrs K an 1 Miss Ura Hams and I r clue f r i Linn i I til h 0.1 1 1 M u on Seten Mr Mainley s Cora lit 111 Mr Manton R Mr s Queen Watts 1 MrC Archers Mb J Osborne 0 Cannon 0 Archer 0 0 Betting to S Cora 4 to 1 6 to 1 each Barnacles and Queen aud 10 to 1 agat Won by two lengths The Handicap of 5 Sovs each with 100 added winners extra Three of a mile MrJ 3 yrs ost F Barrett 1 Mr F Morton s 4 yrs Sat Mr Jano 3 yn Sir Arden s Glen 6 yra lOat C 0 6 yrs Sst G 0 Sir G Columbine 3 yra 0 Lord Cadogan s Fair Play 3 yra 0 Miss Dawson and MIBS Uect r Mus Bruc aud M I r i I MiasH S i It vd and It it i A and AlKe bin h Mus Lewis and C Miss Turner and bins H I Mrs W R An and Mnw Mrs Doug ss and When all bad returned two roundi it waa found that Miss -u is n mil Mvn Annie Duff hau tied at uu a I al r i I Mus in A of I medal at 51 wine at 52 and Miss Duff winner 58 The next beat ere M i 1 In 1 I IS I -e n I i EA I i an I ber I lie st M 11 a lid tbe t a x lln have been sU i 5 den ill Hum from 1 n lift I Pi -t t lJ M nix mei Kit 1C ui I r Us Ring No Oliver i Son Name Average Highest THE CZARS VISIT TO WARSAW i Sept 10 ef tbe Czar and Czarina to the theatre yesterday evening was unexpected even by the police Their General Gourko box and 7 Mr Jeffrey Deuchne 2 10 were accompanied by Baron tredericks Chief of 32 Mr Dal tho Gendarmerie On leaving the theatre f Je D clock their Majesties returned to the Lazienki Borl Palace in an open coinage driving through 480 side streets unite unknown to the crowd or police 15 Mr Johnston 3 15 0 and took such a devious course that Baroa Freda Johnston White could scarcely keep them in sight No arrests of importance were made yesterday RUSSIAN POLITICS ST hept 10 ecclesiastical published at Iver states that the tory having received tbat a country priest m the Iver district had reached a sermon Inciting peasants against landlords reprimanded the priest and subsequently a circular was cent to thr clergy enjoining them to abstain from all political references in their sermons unless pre their remarks to their superiors MOVEMENTS OF TURKISH VIENNA Sept 10 some days a rumour nan been current at Constantinople that Said the brand izier was about to resign It wab believed however that his resignation would to be despatched to Yemen by Austrian Lloyd steamers and a contract has concluded with the company for the trans 6000 destined either to suppress tho Insurrection in the province or to be for any ucy 10 0 13 10 TotaL s d 17 IS 0 71 3 0 SI 5 0 fresh and tbe aftermath where clover is is very luxuriant With dry weather this week will see the white crap IB stock in low country and it is fast m tbe was very damp and dull all day with an absence of sunshine which continues to day 10 Dal to 1 Columbine 100 to 30 agat 4 to 1 Village Boy 7 to 1 Fair field 4 17 0 14 0 43 10 0 6 Sir G Montgomery 1 17 11 11 7 G 10 Mr Waugh Granton Kb 6 2700 U h U S 8 0 0 10 57 12 6 0 Mr Rankine 2 10 11 3 10 16 17 6 16 0 10 4 22 0 104 5 0 Mr Arch bank 6 17 6 27 0 Mr Laidlay Halls 4 3 1 7 10 12 Mr Tod Glenno 268 40 2800 6 Air Water head 360 4 10 10 15 0 Ring No Swan 60 Mr Melrose West Loch 6 10 5 5 0 3 14 Mr Gray Harpering 3 1C u 1L son 4 19 Mr White 4 9 Messrs B J Cad zpw Boreland 511 Garvald 3 IS 10 60 Mr West Town 632 30 Mr Lintor 5 17 3 30 Mr Melrose Tup 1 li t 4 15 11 0 6 10 6 10 C 0 8 0 5 5 326 10 0 W 10 0 50 WOOL SALES Yesterday's catalogues bales South Wales 092 Queensland Victorian 1102 New Zealand 1203 Tas inuman South 144 Cape aud 133 a total of 12 107 bales also Morn 50 balea sheepskins with wool on Competition continues active at full prices The details of Messrs C Balme ot Co a catalogue are as follow bales Sydney and to Is lid scoured to 2 Id to Is 3d look and pieces 3d to Is 2392 bales Port Is to scoured lid to la lOd greasy Sd to look and pieces Od to 1 lambs lid to Did bale Nsw to IM greasy to lid lock and pieces to Is bales Capo and Fleece Sd to la Sid scoured li to la greasy 3d to THE BT A Worthing j Mr George Head was charged on remand with feloniously wounding Edward on the 7th mst Prisoner's solicitor stated that counsel had been engaged for the de- fence aud applied for a further remand for a week Plas 9 to 1 Glen Albyn and 10 to 1 each and Jane bhore Won by three parts of a length bad third LATCS1 BETTING ON THE COURSE to 1 The Lambkin t 2000 to 100 Don Juan to 25 each and to 80 Blue Grass to St to 30 each Shrewsbury Master of Arts and to 4 to 30 Loch to 40 to 100 each Florence colt Quicklime and Royal to 7 The to 1 agat to 1 St to 1 each ant Macheath and to 1 agat Amain tola to 1 and Hiss Mabel K 103 LORD 5 V Caule S i Hi inning 1.1 for the loss of joven BOWLiNG medal in tot Beech Croquet nd Association for London r sa r it Antwerp has arrived 1 j Ictus Sejit from Bombay for r Bojinal Sept J Borthwick Hall to be for annually by the bowlers of at has been gained by Mr John Young LATEST AT TBE ROOMS PORTLAND to 2 to 1 agat to 1 to 40 Brag and aenry coupled to 30 The Lambkin after 1300 to to 20 agat Quicklime and bu tol 1000 to JO each Blue Grass and Gerona taken ten to JO Benmore and Cnm Tartar to 80 Sandiway after 5900 to 150 to 1 to 1 to 00 North Wind sepi Philadelphia armed -T st Iron tj st Slam from London l and the s from Montreal armed to-day bay left to-day Sept Fulton Ghent general Rognvald 486 Maasen Aber deen and the North general Nicholas 464 Angus Aberdeen and the North general cargo I CAKIL bept 544 Thomson London general cargo from London left b- 218 Kramer Rotterdam India st Gem 88 Aberdeen or May 123 May ja UOLL Sept W Gordon Antwerp H M S Bk Wints Ler fw New wick This was granted but ball wae refused Mr Collett surgeon intimated that condition was not so satisfactory as on Monday Frederick Sept Hamburg passengers and general cargo Berlin White Hull end 53 Seater 645 Howl ing London passengers and general wm I 376 Robinson passengers and MALTA Sept 10 i Se Richmond from L York SOUTHAMPTON S Van leit foi general 114 Jone FOR SI De Forenede 50 Sept 88 Portland I Barclay 4 BellinK Handicap 4 M Alexandra 5 Zetland I 250 Thomson 88 Sunderland Goodwin Lord Zetland a ENTRUS 4 yrs lOst Tib Southampton 5 yra Exile U dyrs 337 rs Sat Ramsbury aged yrs Sat Village Boy 6 yra Sat Ramsbury Cumberland 6 yrs Yanko 3 from tb East GRANTON I 109 from Bos Liverpool 5 yra ton to coal Venneme Iliad 57 j Poor Thing J yrs Mb Jane Shore S yra at lib from empty bottles Sept 482 London general goods and n in 0 Thompson was charged with 7 fi Sunday hut the case wi 0 175176 3 Good News Vehe Sibyl Spec and etude Murley i SCBATCBIMCS Mac the police and Amalfa Portland u Gordoa Baffaello 00 sworn m M Sapt 10 253 taw was u in mn POO 214 Jahn I and Promue of May Scarborough 303 Behrens London ballast n Joon Rana Bonnie Wick Sect 10 514 liter
