Freeman's Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser from Dublin, Dublin, Ireland • 7

FISSSMAITS JOtmSTAL, FBIDAY, SVtlT 1, 1887. LATEST FOREIGN MONEY MABJOSS. AMERICAN MABKETS. (ed nftillbede7b, being the eighth UNrmtSlT? OF DUBLIN. "TSesteraay after tto visits tiieir Royai High-Besses the) following degrees -were- eonferstd on tha students of the University by Lord Boas, elude their day's meeting before eight o'clock st night, a spell of nine hours on the weary chronicler, they -will have made a step towards a much-needed improvement.

Details GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLES. Second Bound. Egan and Ross beat -Scott and Knox. Third Round. Brett and Messrs Goodbody.

B-B. 6-0. Johnson WTBraiihwaiie Caldwell EXhynue WSWyane Hack TQPudaa Major Fenten WPotts Fred Henry Claude Hamilton JWUeon JM'ConneTl John Rlgby JPBobertt RWBarnett Coghlan A Ganly Joynt Mllner Cooper Johnson TCaldweH Thynno EN Wynne 1 Mack Pttdan MatorFenton Potts FW Henry Claude Hamilton patronised byShrtdttofSS, a4 haoHrreoghout the afternoon waa of a most Jntereranj character. De-talli SHiaingSpj Bremym, Doadslk, 23t 310-, 1 Brten.aaftfSa, S. Leag Jttmp-R Corcoraa, ISft l(n, 1 M'Ncaara, Two Mile Bleyole Handicap, Open FlizabBoni, Bcrateh, 1 TSwan.

EdeodBrry, oOyds, HCoady, Nine ran. Woa after a fine race by a few Hop, Step, and Jump-M Hawo, 41 fjot Inches, Brennaa, 40 feet 10 laches, 2. Kve competed. 220 Yards Open Handhap Delauy, 17 yds, Supple, 7 yds, Rolln, yds, 3. Eight ran.

Won by yard. High Jump Opes Ha we, 5 feet, Brenaan, 2. Fom competed. Half-mile' Open Handicap EJaj, scratch, Arthnr, 40 yds, Corcoran, scratch, S. Thirteen ran.

Won by 3 yards, a yard twfweea second and third. Three-mile Bicycle Open Handicap FitesirqoBs; scratch, JTortfrner, 20 yds, tEelly, 30 yds, 3. Eight ran. Won by a hundred, yards. One Mile Opes Haadteap 3 Arthur, S9 yds, 0 Scully, 100 yds, Marley, 70 yds, 3.

June ran. Won altar fine race. Throwing KlbP Brenna, 104 feet 9 inches, won. Twenty-four competed. Tw Miles Bicycle Handicap, confined to county MeftthL Ketty, 290 yds, Kelly.

450 yds. 200 yds, 3. Sis competed. Wan after a fine rase by 8 yards. FARIU SCHOOL SPORTS.

Jndses Rev Campbair, Watson Murray, Est St George, A M'Carthy. Tinsekeeper 3 M'Guthy. Handieapper asad Siarter Moore, Referee Foster, A. Sj81i5'5'6555- US 5S 556-63 366344SS5S4 E858544553B 4534-84 5546-7 A A or 9 i. 4 66B-6J 4 4 5B4566 6 9 0SOOO 11 4SBiB3540864f-2" 545584546385455-8 900 Vards.

'5S5853556S34856 62 44S5M54848fi6-e B365SD63555454-flS 432545594252443-57 ISBS5388B808383-44 55B556545l4545-6fl 546545665554565-72 5d3356455558546-6 434366455465534-64 4S4665S6635544S-5 456435466545444-66 246534023430403-42 455545552554343-4 5864i5B6253502-53 544048383453504-54 83682B353445SE i-4 582855S45444235-5B 886545444544583-61 Yards. 4456684653555445544-88 34483355244554555465-83 4353534453544553435-2 3 4546 35 453 5 4534 33 463-S9 64355643653 53564 44 5 4-86 38 4458404344554 505 45-74 556444 54454454S45 4 45-87 5365845559555355 5555-93 00555555555.55554544 4-86 02543555655645566544-87 45454853534S446 54 563-8S 5356505455566 3 465545-88 3 Wilson JM'Connell JRlgby Roberts HW Bamett Hamilton Coghlan AGacley WPJoynt JKMilner Cooper Johnson WX Braithwaite 004535 4fij665364445545-80 XCaldweU 3448634fe55565656456-92 HThvnne 4 4 0 6 3 0 0 5 6 4 5 5 i 656 5 4 4-78 ENWynne 55333455663565655354-83 06504256435555356545-80 TGPndan 4 3 3 4 02 3 56 4 4 2 55 4 5 3 3 5-75 Major 44355345654546463454-85 Potts 44644435558450454544-79 TWHenry 404505466563 4 5540466-77 Hamilton 54554553533540335545-81 THE NOP.TH DUBLIN U5I0N MEGK OASSS. At 3 o'clock yesUfday, in the Northern Divi-lina of the PoUoe Court, Mr. Keys presiding, p'siiislilasrTOs, DAiatgAir, 17 Nobth KtjjS' stbsbt, was summoaed at the suit of Mr. Toler, Pood Inspector, for -IwiTing, fa' accordance with a contract, supplied, on the llti of May, the guardians o- the North Dublin Union Workhouse, fer the use of the paupers, whieh was adulterated with 22 per cent of water.

Sir Charles Cameron attended, Mr. M'Sheeby, to the Corporation, prosecuted. Mr. Keogh (instructed by Mr. William Robinson) Mr Toler having proved he obtained a sample of the milk supplied by the defendant the Workhouse on the 11th of Hay, and brought it to Bir Charles Cameron, who certified it contained 22 per cent of water, For the defence, Mr.

Jenkinson, master of the was examined. He had tested with the lactometer every morning the milk supplied to the workhouse. He had always found the milk supplied by the defendant answering; to the lactometer as good milk. The result of each testing was entered in the book (produced). Te Mr.

M'Sheeby Witness did not make the entries in the book. Wardmaster Keeley deposed the entries in the book were made by him. and the entry on the 11th ef. May showed Menton'e milk to be-good. He put the lactometer into the milk, and Mr.

MGrane was aiong with him. Witness used to uise it, and JI'Grane put down the numbers. It was not my duty to do this at it is the master's or the assistant master's Witness first put tha test into a memorandum bck, and then he pat it into the book produced. Mr. M'Sheehy What is the meaning of the entry of 60 2" Witness The temperature tixty and then 26 is the strength of it.

But what is the temperature That is the heat of it. The Witness further stated, that the lactometer showed Seavar's milk, for which he had been prosecuted and which had contained 75 per cent of water, was 60 degrees and density 25 degrees; the milk belonging to one contractor was taken from the different vessels, put into one vessel', and then the miik for testing was put the first Soft seoring 800 yds 903 yds i.OCO yds Total. 70 72 87 229 ..69 66 IS 221 71 65 88 228 69 69 H6 884 73 63 S7 223 C7 S3 93 823 71 64 8 S23 68 8 5 88 222 ..70 66 83 819 .73 4 80 216 OH 89- 214 ..69 61 81 211 71 64 85 210 60 62 8 210 65 57 86 208 64 54 S8 205 ..64 77 189 60 5i 79 193 63 ii 78 188 59 53 75 187 44 74 182 The crews were Pembroke, (Amber and black.) st lb Heron 9 10 BBXhompaon 11 7 6 Cook 11 9 3 Cotton 11 4 Smith (coxl i' Drogheda. (White, red stas tad creS- EDelany JM'DongaH Byrne JKgan BSsimfeoz) From the outset to Tom Roe's Point, the local, crew rowing the faster stroke, showed mora pace, and led at the mark mentioned by half i length. This they In creased to a length at the bend of the river, but the Pembroke spurting made it warm for them from here to tha.ftB.fsh.

The Drogheda prew.howcyer, stayed wall, and won in a meritorious fashion, by taree-quartera of length. Final Heat. Drogheda (South Station) I University Boat Club (North Station) 2 A desperate straggle for the lead saw Drogheda in front at the Point, and although the Boat Glut tried hard to get level, they could never quite achieve their object, the Drogheda crew shaking mem off, and winning in good Btyie by a length. CORPORATION CUP, value 10; for fonr-oared tub boats. For members of recognised amateur boat clubs, under 21 years of age, who have Barer won race at a public regatta.

Drogheda (middle station) I Pembroke (south station) 2 Newry (north station) 3 The crews were Newry Pembroke. Gilford (bow) Kinahan CDalton PFitigerald Smith (ox) (Black and Gold). st lb 9 9 10 91 11 11 i 9 13 lb Glib MFarreHy Fisher Walker 0 7 Id 1 10 2 10 9 i JCarty(cox) urogue-ja, st lb Wm Small ea 9 7 CT Farley 10 2 JM'Donnell 10 11 A Cormao 10 8 Wm Gardiner (cox) A mere procession. When they first hit the water Drogheda went slap in frerit, their nearest attendants being Pembroke, with Newry tailed off. The relative positions remained undisturbed throughout, and dually urogneaa won ny nan a dozen lengths, twice tnao sua.

tance separating Pembroke from Newry. The WHIT WORTH CHALLENGE CUP, value 20 with presentation prize, value 5, for pair-oared boats. University Sowing Club (South Station) i. 1 Pembroke Rowing Club (North Station) The erews were- Cnlversity Rowing Club. st lb RK Gamble 11 6 Pembroke.

st lb 11 4 11 8 Seymour 12 ook This was to all appearance a hard rowed race from start to finish, As the judge was nearei the' University tir spurtea ana arew clear, out slowed down, beuev insr the finish to be nearer than it really was. The Pem broke, keening going all the way. then drew on the leaders, but to no effect, as when the gnn fired they were yet nalt a lengra oa. HENLEY REGATTA. London.

Thursday. The second day's racing at Henley Regatta resulted as follows Grand Challenge Cnp Heat one Trinity Hall, Cam bridge, beat Lonuon Kowrng uiuo. neat two Thames Bowing Club beat Oxford Etonians. Ladies' Plate Second round Heat one Trinity HaO, Cambridge, beat Eton College. Heat two First Trinity, beat Radley College.

The Visitors' Challenge Cup Heat on esus College, Cambridge, beat First Trinity, Cambridge. Heat two-Trinity HaH, Cambridge, beat Pembroke College, Cambridge. Thames Challenge Cup -Second round Heat one-Thames Rowing Club a bye. Heat two Trinity Hall, Cambridge, beat Twickenham Rowing Club. Wyfold Challenge Cup Heat one London Rowing Club beat Twickenham Rowing Club.

Heat two Pflm-. broke College, Cambridge, beat Thames Rowing Club. Silver Goblet Second round Heat one Barclay and Muttlebury beat Buck and Symonds. Heat two M'Lean and M'Leau beat M'Kenna and Swann. Diamond Sculls Second round Heat one Nickolls beat Cummings.

Heat two Gardner beat Hughes. SIR HENRY JAMES. ON THE IRISH QUESTION. London, Wednesday Night, Sir Henry James, MP, presided to-night at a house dinner of the Peyonahire Glut, at which the chief guests wern Earl Cowper, Mr. Leonard Courtney, and Mr.

Jesse Ceilings, P. Among those present were General Prit-chard, Messrs Eyjcyn, Bell, and Baini. After the toast of The Queen the Royal Family," The Chairman proposed The Liberal Cause," Ee said he felt that now, when a seetion of the Liberal Party was acting in definite oppasitioa to the bulk of the Liberal Party, those who formed a minority should gladly accept every opportunity of endeavouring to justify their consistency, and attempt to show that were acting in accordance with the Liberal faith to which they atili. adhered. They had no objec tion to stand upon theip.

a trial, In re- ferenee to the Joins them of the meaning oi th" ibeTral cause. To them all it represented a great and worthy past it represented equal political rights, freedom of disability oo account of religious opinion, com. mereial freedom among other nations, avoidance of unnecessary 'wars, and equal protection, by the authority of law to all meal at homo (eheers). They had opposed Home ttuie because they thought it was a cowardly surrender. Mr.

Gladstone's threat that worse disasters would come upon them had no terrors for him, for he balieved tivev could never nave a worse measure tean Mr. Gladstone's Home Rnle Rib, He contended that they did na yet know: what the proposal was as to the representation of ths Irish members at Westminster, and that the country was entitled to know Mr. Gladstone views on the subject. Referring to Sir. George Trevelyan's letter to the electors ot hpalding, he expressed his opinion that sir George had changed his views, If he had alwayB held his present views, why had he left Mr.

Gladstone's Government and why did he ever vote againBt the Home Rule Bill If it were true that the game of law and order was up Ireland, it was, their duty to restore it. Earl Cowper, Mr. Leonard Courtney, and Mr. Jesse CoHings, if, responded. THE NEW WEST CLARE RAILWAY.

(telegram fbosi ode correspondent.) Ennis, Thursday. On yesterday Major General Hutohin3on, li completed his inspection of tha West Clare Rail wav, and intimated that he would report favour ably to the Beard oi Trade, so that the railway may be opened at once ior pumie traffic. Ail arrangements haying been made en behalf of the company, it is decided that the regular train serr vice shall be commenced on Saturday, 2nd July. There will be a service aftnree trains each way daily running in conneeiion with the trains arriving: at ana departing trom isnnis, ana on Sundays during tie summer excursion trains will be run to the Atlantic coast. The West Clare Railway is the most important oi these constructed under the Tramways and Light Railway Act, 1883, which have yet been completed.

Tho line commences at the passenger platform in the Ennis station of the Waterford and Limerick Railway, and goes by GoroSn, EnniBtymon, and Lahinch. terminating at Mil town Malbay, a total length of 27 miles. each tboae plaoea there are regular Btacions, contempiaieo, order to develop the traffic in connection with fairs and markets, to arrange that the trahiB stop by signals at the most important public, road; crossings, to tate up ana let down The railway, though undei the tram ways Act, is in -every sense like an ordinary first class railway, except that it- laid to a three-lDot gauge, which, it is anticipated, will effect a considerable Bavinir in the working expenses. The time which will he eventually allowed for making the journey will ba an hour and a half, including stoppages. The West Clare Railway will open up a considerable extent of country hitherto isolated.

The Ljiadoenvarna spas, which esn only be reached now by a drive of twenty-two miles frem Bnats, will be within seven miles Statics. It will also be tne means of acctss to KiDwe, which will be within fourteen miles of Miltovre Malbay. General Hutchinson was acoompanied hie inspectien by Mr. Murphy, the contractor and promtr of the railway Mr. Ear-ringten, engineer of the line and Mr, WJi-son, who represented Mr.

Murphy tha car. rying out of the works from their ineeption. A special train in charge. i the manager, M. Sullivan, and ceqveying the nawly-appointed station master, left Ennis to-day for tha West, ALLEGED ATTACK UPON A HOUSE.

(FEOlt OUIt CORRESPONDENT.) Limerick, Wednesday. At New Pallas Pettv to-day before Captain HstehelL Rattikaaie, Major Pe Burgh, Mr, Wm men named Wm Niphelas, aan; Wa) Niohelas, jus: Thomas Humphries, Patrick Ryan, Thomas Fleming, and Patrick Saiaford, wer charged with having attacked the osaseof B'saaa aamed Wm. Griffin, and also with attacking Griffin, fats four sons, and his daughter ou tha 12tb June. Mr. Dunne applied for a fortnight's adjournment, as Wm Griffin was unable te appear ewiag tp'the r.

v. Ta nni.i;MibT.n VU5 Atl WU, (REUXER'3 TELEGBAMS.) Paris, Thursday. Bourse quiS At the close the tons became lightly unsettled in consequence of rumours that the Egyptian Convention had been signed, this news being; regarded as unfavourahlfl in some circles. The changes in Rentes and in leading Foreign Stocks, as compared with yesterday's closing prices, were quite unimportant. Three per Cent Rentes receded 10c for account.

Othei movements were insignificant Suez Canal Shares receded 5f, Italian Rentes, 17Jc; Panama, 2f 50e; and Spanish Exterior, per cent. On the other hand, Ottoman Bank Shares recovered If 25o; Turkish Stack, and Egyptian Unified Stock, If 25c, Cheques higher, at 25-22. Private discount, 2 per cent. Berlin, Thursday. A better tone prevailed on to-day's Bourse in consequence of more favourable tendencies telegraphed from abroad, and also in sympathy with a rise in Mining Shares.

International Stocks improved fractionally. Lombard loBt 1 mark. Private discount easier at 2 per cent. Sight xahange as London, 20'355, and three mentbs' bills, 20'265. St Petersburg Exchange and Roubles were quoted firmer at lS0-30 and 181'SO.

Vienna, Thursday. Business on the Stock Market continues very restricted. Hungarian Geld Rentes were slightly firmer. Lombards receded 2fi, and Credit Anstalt Ifi since Wednesday's closing. KINGSTOWN COMMISSIONERS.

Wednesday a meeting ef the Commissioners ef Kingstown was held in the Town Hall, Herron, Esq, in the chair. The other commissioners present were Messrs Gibbon, Wallace, M'Evoy, Williams, Bidwell, Strane, Rockford, Brown, Begg, and Murphy. The Town Clerk, Mr. Donnelly, read a report from the committee appointed to inquire into tha work of the different departments of the township. The report recommended certain alterations in reference to the collection of rates, the payment of a fee of 2s for each irrection the rate-book, and that 4d in the 1 be allowed to the collector on all sums collected before the 1st November, the fee to be reduced to 3d on sume collected after that date.

The report also recommended the making of certain alterations in the Town Clerk'e office, as te shelves, books, etc, to be carried out under the direction of the Finance Committee. On the motion of Mr. M'Evoy, seconded by Mr. North, the report was adopted. Colouel Bin well moved that the solicitor be instructed to proceed with the appeal to the House of Lords against the recent judgment of the Court of Appeal ia reversed the injunction order of the Vice-Chancellor.

Mr Murphy seconded the motion. Mr. Robinson moved that the Waterworks Committee be requested to receive a deputation with a view to an amicable settlement; Mr. Brown seconded the amendment, which was adopted by eight votes to four. When the amendment was about being put as a substantive resolution, Mr.

Murphy moved an amendment which was similar to that of Mr. Robinson's, with this addition And that should an amicable arrangement be not entered into with the Waterworks Committee, the deputation to have power to take the necessary steps te lodge an appeal to the House of Lords from the judgment of the Court of Appeal of 15th July, 1886, reversing the decree the Vice-Chancellor in the injuntion brought by, this board against tha Corporation Dublin, provided tha the costs of lodging sue1 an appeal do not exceed 120." This amendment, waioh was seconded by Colonel Bidwell, was carried by 8 to 4. A depute tion was then appointed to wait on the Waterworks Committee of the Corporation in reference-to the subject en Friday next, and the meeting adjourned. The following appeared in our Second Editios of yesterday THE QUEEN AND THE "LOYAL" CATHOLICS OF IRELAND. London, Thursday.

An address frem loyal" Catholics of eminenc 3 has been presented to the Queen, signed by Earh-Fingall, Granard, Kenmare, Lords Fitzgerald, Freyne, Bellew, Emly, and a number of others, the occasion of her Jubilee, The following is the list of signatures-Earls Fingall, Granard, Kenmare. Lob Fitzgerald, Emly, De. freynfy-en-; Right Hons The O'Cenor Don, Cogan. Sirs Henry Grattan Bellew, Patrick O'Briei. Percy Grace, George Errington, Richard Burke, Reginald BarnwaD, Barron.

Messrs Edmund Dease, Kenem Digby, Co' Colthurst, de la Poer. Wilson Lynch, A Mansfield, Ross of Bladensburg, A More O'Ferrall, Hon Bellew, Hon Bryan, A Ciiffe Hon Preston, Hon Preston, Stephen Grehar O'Reilly Dease, Farrell, Colouel Hiekie Colonel Dease, Arthur Moore, Charles Martin, Martin. MR. CHAMBERLAIN AHD SIR TREVELYAN. The Daily Newt says Mr.

Chamberlain's Uik is not one of argument, as Sir George Trevelyan's was, it is one of remonstrance and complaint. Mr. Chamberlain is in the mood of suspicion. As the thief doth fear each bush an officerj" se he sees in every reference to his sayings and doings, which is not extravagantly laudatory, bitter insinuations or personal attacks. Other people have seen nothing oi the kind in Sir George Trevelyan's letter.

Mr. Chamberlain sees little else. The explanations in his present letter seem to show that Mr. Chamberlain's conditions reunion.were double. They apparently involved not only the abandonment of Mr.

Gladstone's schemes but the unconditional acceptance of those of Mr. Chamberlain. The coitceession i all to be on one side. There is to be no compromise, but complete surrender, His letter increases the force of Sir George Trevelyan's appeal to the Liberal electors Hy show, ing that appeal to be utterly impregnable against argumentative refutation. THE VATICAN.

(DAILY CHRONICLE TELBGBAil.) Rome, Wednesday Night, The Vatican is delighted with the flattering ac count sent by Monsignor iRuffo Scilla of his reception by the Queen and the Royal Princes os the occasion of the Jubilee festivitiss. The hnnnnr doue to the Pope's representative ia re garded aa a promising indication of future diplo- VTnW matio relations ueiiweou rjuti. See. Th Jesuit Father Ferrari, a pupu ot tne cele brated astronomer Secchi, has been sent by ths Pope on a scientific mission to Moscow to observe the solar eclipse that will oe visible trom the Russian city in August, The father will also be the bearer of an autograph letter from the Pop to the Czar. The Pone has SDeciallv commissioned the uisnop of Piacenzia to take up the question of Italian emigration in all parts of the world.

THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION. London, Thursday, A Standard Constantinople telegram states-Sir Wolffs attitude this week will be ex pectant, and the German Embassy, seconded Austria and Italy, will bring emphatic counsel bear. Germany now supports the Conventioi more strongly than ever, and the question U. comes a contest for ascendency between the Ger man and Franco-Russian influence. Ultimate ratification is not doubtful, although in diploma-tie circles Lord Salisbury's last extension of time i considered iniudieioue.

Those who understand tne Sultan's character think differently. Whatever chances of success the French syndicate for the ohtainment of a concession for Aeiatia railways may have previously possessed, they have been entirely wrecked by Count De Monte-bello's lavish commination. The Sultan will ntf listen to any proposal for extending French interests in his Asiatic provinces after the insight the ambassador has given him into French amm ftnta. The promoters m3y, therefore, depart peace, BANKRUPT. (From the Dublin Qairttry.

COMPOSITION AFTBB Second Meeting, July s. James Keyes, of 41 James's street, in the utj DnlJgrorrKidJhcsnr STOCKS. SZLBQBAM.) New York, Thursday. The Stock Market io-cUy opened with quite an irregular but active tendency, but tho tone soon became weak under the lead of Western Union, which broke to the extent of 1J percent. A rally in prices 'followed, but a downward tendency again set in, and continued for the remainder of the.

day. With the exception of a few exceptions business was heavy to weak throughout. Realisations and the hardness of money were the principal factors. The market closed with a heavy tendency, prices being generally a shade better than the lowest. The day's business amounted to 291,826 shares.

Money waa tight at 6 to Jand interest. The last loan was done at 12, the closing rate being 4 i per diem. Money very tight. Cotton and corn but steady. Iron, petroleum and coffee, steady.

Lard firm but quiet. Wheat opened strong, but closed weaker. Flour dull. Sugarquiet. Receipts, ml.

Britain, l.uuu Continent, pil. Next Monday, the 4th July, being mciepeuaeuce Day, the markets will be closed. To-day Yes'day Xuesday. Call Money, Bonds Do, other Securities Exch London, 60 days Cable Transfers Exchange on Paris on Berlin 5 5 4 82J 4 83i 6 23J 94 Four Funded Loan Western Union Tel Shares! Missouri, Kansas. Texas; Erie Railroad Shares Do, Second Mori.

Bonds Ohio and Mississippi Wabash, wtL.dc Pac Phil and Reading Union Pacific Shares Cantml Pacific Shares New York Central 3091 xd Illinois Shares 122 Delaware and Lackawanna' 13.1$ xd Lake Shore Shares I S8 Pennsyl Railed 65 Chicago Ordinary 119 Canada Southern 80 Louisville and NashvUleOrj 63i Chic, Mil, and St Fatil com Wabash Common Ont, and WestemOrd 19 175 Slj 34 60J 915 i4 77 oit 4 115 38 31 10 83 10 42 9 92 9 81 10W 10A 5J 613 62 7 00 7 10 7 Denvar Assessment Paid. Northern Pae Com Do Pref Stock Michigan Central Chic aud North-West Pref Central New Jersey Louis Preferred Canada Pacific Norfolk and Western Pref. St Louis San Fran 1st Pref! St Louis Common OregonTrans.Con Common! Cotton, futures, July deliv Do futures sepi Do Oct Do Jan Do Middling Upland lira Do, Mid New Orleans ...1 IDA Petroleum, crude 5 Do.UtdPipeLineCertfs 61 Do, Standard White 65 Do, Pbiladel do 6 Lard, Wilcox's 7 00 Do, futures Aug 7 10 Do, Fairbank's 7 10 Flour, ex Statosbip brands 3 403 Corn 4b'J Wheat, red winter, on spot, nom Do deliv current month nom Do delivery next month 84J Do delivery month after I 8 ij September delivery 85: Spring, red winter ...1 83 Coffee, fair Bio i Do, good Rio Do.Rio low Ord. July deli 16 75 Do, do, Sept delivery IS 25 Sugar, fine refln 4rs Prime city tallow 32 Saltings nom Tin, Australian 22 80 Freichtzrn.sttoL'pool.bshl 21d 3 40 3 60 4di nom 105J S4fr 18f 15 65 16 20 2 31 nom 23 00 2Jd Wd S.32d Do. to London Sid Do, for cotton, to L'pool 1 3-32d Iron, CoItne8s, No 1 Spirits of Turpentine Wheat, Cbicag, July Chicago Corn, July PRODUCE.

(JJIOABLB.) NEW YORK, Thursday. Wheat W03 barely steady at advance when the market opened, but, after moderate fluctuation in value, it weakened on cable advices from Europe and on a limited call for export, closing easy, with prices down for July, but partially I to better for forward positions. Sales, 6,000,000 bushels. Receipts-Atlantic ports, 333,000 do. CLOBItfO June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan May Thlsflay 844 84 8Qi 891 95J Prev day 105J 84 81 85S 80J 956 Maize was easy, and 4 down at the first call, and be came depressed and irregular ccosequeat on- free realisations, and also owing to reports-of rain doing good to crops.

The sales for export were small, and the market closes easy, and to i lower. Sales, 600,000 bushels. Receipts Atlantic ports, 237,000 bushels. July Aug Sept Oct This day 4M il 48 Previous day 5J 47 48J Lard ruled firm at the opening, and steadily improved in value on bulls purchasing freely here and at Chicago. The cash demand was limited, but the market closes strong at to 12 points advance.

Sales 12,000 tierces. June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec This day 7.05 710 7.00 7-96 6.75 S-84 6-95 7.02 6-32 6-99 Coffee opened steady at 20 points decline, and, after a restricted deal, closes steady at an advance of 5 to 10 points. Sales, 62,000 bags. July Aui Sent Oct Nov Dec Jan This day 35-80 16-10 16:30 16-40 16-45 1650 16-55 Prev day 15.75 16 00 16-25 16-30 16.40 16-45 SOTPLEMBBTAL JtSrOBT. Flour closes easy, with limited srtles for export.

Spring. 4-00; winter. 4-15. Sugar is firm, with a good demandfrom refiners. Raw, 47-lBe; granulated, Salt continues firm, with supplies light.

Deakins, 1-20. Tallow is steady, with more trade. Sales prime, '-tic Metals Tin is fairly active, and values are maintained. Plates have a stroni market, with a good inquiry. Pig iron is unchanged.

Steel rails are firm, with a better demand. Tin, 23-15 plates, celt- ness, Wiy, steel taus, wpu. Freights are quiet ail round. Cotton to Liverpool, 1-ltJd grain to Liverpool, 2Jd; do to London, do to Cork, 3s petroleum, 23. Petroleum is steady for reflnod, but fiat for certificates.

New York and Philadelphia, crude, 5Jo. Certificates opened 61J highest, 813 lowest, 61J closing. Sales, runs, shipments, 63,060. barrels. The Minneapolis Worth-WetUm.

MiUtr gives the flour production for the week as 122,000 barrels from 17 mills, against 98,000 from 14 mills in the previous week. CHICAGO, Thursday. Wheat lost at tho commencement of business, and in response to European cable news it closes steady at a decline of to for near months. Receipts Western, 186,000 bushels. June July Aug Sept Oct Dec Jan This day 9i 748 79i -Previous day 6fl 69 72J 74i 76J 7i)J Maize was I lower during early trading, but owing to favourable crop accounts it closes weak, andj to 4 down.

Receipts Western, 179,000 bushels. June July Aug Sent Oct Nov This day 361 37f 39, 4ft Previous day 35 36i 37 39i 39J Lard opened 2J points down, but with bulls operating freely it finishes up firm at 15 to 17 points advance. Jane July Aug Sebt Oet This day 6'55 6-f7i 6'Ho Previous day 6'M 6.40 6-50 6'60 6 70 Rres advanced, but owing to bears depressing the market, close easy, with values only 5 points up. June July Aug Sent This day 7-80 7-70 Previousday S'W tt-40 6f 6-65 Pobk was sold at 21 dob and 20 dole for Juno. Bacon is firm at the advance, but hogs are 10 points down.

Clear Middle Light Heavy Halves, Hogs. Hogs This day 7.70 5.15 6.2S Previous day 7.62 5-25 5.35 Receipts Eight Western cities, 42,000 (including Chicago, 19,000.) The Chicago Market will be closed op Saturday as well as Monday. COTTON. (By Freeman Speeial Wire.) New York, Thursday. The Spot Market is quiet but steady at advance.

Futures close quiet but steady at 2 to 3 advance for old crop, but I to 3 decline, except November 1 up, and January, February, and March New York, 11 1-16 New Orleans, 10 7-16. Futures August, ll'Ol; October, 9'91; December, 9'77 February, S'SS. Receipts, 590 season, 5,210,160. Exports Britain, sepa, 558,000. Cectiqent, nil i K-sir.

a tv ana a single. shortly flftov 3 o'clock ior 2'9. Facing out tffl iJVier, out tne iairer ami '0 the only ones to maV.e any stand. 'Hie tmn a rcznhr stamnode, at five o'clock i-r owe all lust the match by Ofiu Xiaxwell and owier stavea wgeiner IS tJT.lrf.alt3i I ttogi'e furtber information. 1st inns.

2nd inns. in Trotter 33 Casey bnussey Montgomery Black Montgomery 14 Twler fjuupbeu bHussey cHuasey Fowler Montgomery tKStnett Spencer jjoriaiiy Svnnot 11 Thornton bit wicket Casey 4 lb Wellesley ...15 0 not out 4 2 st Spencer Wellos- ley 11 3 Fowler Welles- ley 12 Extras 11 Trotter BjIBM? Byes, lb, 5 Total 187 prttEXIX. 1st inns. Total 203 2nd 18 43 jt Campbell Thoratoa Thornton bTUoin'xm jIHSpenW'" moms- Campbell I pom 0 i Thomas Welltdey and jjptrcflerb Thomas i Bwe? ttmpbefl rBewiettb Thorn-" B.3;U1 Thornton Campbell Thornton Thomas Ramsey 7 Ramsey 9 not out Campbell Thojnton 4 JJ, I 4 Total 10S Total STBArFAS CLOXSILLA Played at Clonsilla on co miiSBished in favour of Straffan by an innings STRAFFAX. TMioeybCtiiry TKeUyl'Cnrry MMBwybGodirin Ml09lm Coleridge Cur Pitts run oat 3 Eowcley Goodwin Slsort M'Cabe Curry Godwin nsftr Godwin 15 21 11 0 10 its Feaiell Sperring Curry 2 jptfioaardnotout il Extras 4 Total CI.ONSIHA.

lit inns. 3 bTDeL'iney 2nd inns. 3 JW'-n ana i un- Bourke laney Delaney Delaney M'Laufthlin Delnney run out Delano De- Greosoii Delaney IV Kosere Delaney ftftritee Delivney I il Cabs Dclanej' JHsrtbTl'elwey JCnasebT Delai.ey Ltaon I lM'Uughlin JGUoo' Pitts Jl'Laiifblin Kxtnts 1 Delaney iy Delaney 0 Delaney not out Extras Total 2:1 34 1EISSTEK 3rd t. CORSIG SCHOOL This match phyedonthe Iifinster grounl on Wednesday, and after a most interesting rme resulted In a win for the t.yl9rons on the Buxton (SI), and Archer played well for the home team; tile Hatelton (SO), Sparrow (23), and Shepherd (20), were top scores lor Cor, ig. Appended are the scores in fORRIfi SCHOOL.

Bretraan M'Br de Hayes 3 Ponsonby M'Bride Hayes 0 Thompson Hayes 15 Hazelton Hayes 2(1 Shepherd M'Bridc Hayes 20 fcparrow sub lyes 23 C.Martin sub Hayes 6 Clarke not out 13 Taltenerb Hsyei 0 DeUmegeb Hayes 0 3 Martin Hayes Abraham 0 Extras 9 Total LEINSTiR, Mack I Hazelton Prober i FaUt.ener FBaiton Brenaan I W'hammond Haselkm RUayesrun out Abraham run ont MAUrlinebBrtnnan. ff Howley Brennan FWest Jlirtln Brenunu Henry Brenoau Jl'BrMe not out Extras Total 110 13 14 8 0 0 129 CIVIL SERVICE TERENURE COLLEGE niitch took place on the Royal Irish Con. stabnlary Ground, Park, which was kindly lent lor tbeoccasion, and resulted in a win for the Cirii fkcrice by 0) runs. Score TERESVRJE COILEGK Martin Rvnu TBrophyb Kelly I Haaly Ltirie Ryan 7 JBymebilyaa 3 M-Nabb 1 Kelly Snllhan Lewis Rvan Pitts 0 Evan li Kelly Barry Kelly Moylan not mt Ssrnolds st Lewis Kellv Rafter Kelly Extras 47 3) 0 3 10 HDL fF.RVJCE C. PC Naturrn Martin 0 8 Gibbs Martin Brea M'Nabo Byrne Kiraberiin itts JKfbybBarrv Smith Bytne It Lewid Mir; in Tiavry ti brflh-im 00 Mo'-hin Jlarry Allen p.tts I'yjin not out ynham run out Kxtras 120 IS 11 43 5 13 0 3S 0 12 Tobtl J-q "JDLEXON V.

WARWICKSHIRE ('ROM OVR COnRBKSPOJJDBST.) v. Queenstown, Thursday. phyed to-day rl Carlisle Fort, Cork iii a win for the visitors in one Harley showing fine Kitting form, uaifigsaod lb run. O'DTlimtiBg 51 wiuiottt nving a cnance. wore 4 Os.ien and KorUiorer Hayes Hudson 'i.

bsttsb Uudbou uar.eT not out A Cluster Hudson "wsliXorthorer i.lrtdrig Northovpr ir Hudson 11; 1 7 3 1 5.1 1 0 I) 6 0 35 14 94 X'ial W1GIME.NT. Capt Xu eni iBimiij nd Inns narl- 'unorHad: Gloster Harley 32 1'prts Ogdea not out and Harley Harley Bowtre Roberts and Roberts Pine Often Harlev lev MoaerAUaaicilavo yts Sooner jlffier 1 b'w 1. lfv j.uif Gaat nn Richmond liar- Total Total LAWN TESNIS. USSDOWXE LAWN TENUIS TOURKA- wtc-day the same brilliant weather which preceding day's operations prevailed, and a tttJaehiCnaMe we treated to some good same ott Pleasimt. however, -that there were several which, if tiaoed.

will ro to 'WtoZtTr Kescht proportions. The Ht ttunfegnptoe, Ot mi latough, sod so perfunctorily was the card when marked at aB, that the duties of a re- a df p4Jer' to an evening one, -'th. er hnpossible. By fat the best match ttween Hamilton and 'iMMv "Pdid was the opposition by the latter that tt is not unhkeW that we may a-1irant for championship ue-yt year. M'DougnB plaved iMftiT 'lth Scott' but "t16 nearly ail the oiier Suy ritosTe, nd whan Lansdovme learn that tt is ciiupibtccsoeaiajtScBea coa.

but indeed nearly tie other A I 6 0 rCfiimcellor, and the Provost NOMINA CANEIPATOEUM. Baecalasni in Art Ingeniaria Gordon, Georgius Walsh, Alfradus Ridley. Bjucalanreus in Musics Hunt, Rev Henvicus Geor-giae Bonavia (ad eandam Oxon). Baeealaorei in Chirargia Buchanan, (3ua)taras Ja, cabus; Chambers, Joseph; Cooke, Johannes -Galweyi Debacn, Parte Shaw; Peris, Faylfc Harry; Glenn, Johannes Hugo Robertus; Gray, St George; Healy, Chrfctcphoras Jacobus Jackson, Bobertus GuflelimiB Henricus; Luan, Bey Henricus Simpson; Pounden, Patricias Colley; Base, Honricue Georgiuss Woaite, JefcasftM Bedai; Whitestone, Carolua Guilelmus Han-lens. Bacpalsurai in Mediolns Abbottr Honricns Kings-mill; Allworthy, Samnsl Gnllelmus- Begot, Gullelmus Sidney; Chambers, Joseph; Clarke, Jacobus; Cole, Thos Johannes Johannes; Dbm, Ednigus Lindsay; Fayie, Harry; FfenneB, Edu-ardua Barrington; FrtzGerald, Dlonysms Lionel; Foley, Gulletafls Samuel Tomkins; Gray, St George; Brey-Bdwards, Oarolus Healy, Christophoms Jacobus Herrick, Robertus Warren; Jennings, Weneley Moore Knott.

Johannes Freeman Kelly, Thomas Gailelmus Gordon; Malllnt, Seprgins Lane; Robinson, Samuel Gailelmus; Weir, Guiielmus Jacobus; Whitestone, Oarolus Gailelmus Henricus; Wortiutngtcn, Hnmphrsdus. Bacealanrei In Utroque Jure. Baraier, Eev Jacobus (antra per -Distoma); Browne, Guileimus JFrancicus; Camm, Jacobus Frederieus; Newtou, Hey Thomas; Johnston, Guiielmus Kerr. Baccalaurel in 8. Theologia, Abbett, Hev David Csrolus: Carolin, Rev Joseph Sinclair; Godwin, Rev Oeergius Nelson (in, dit.

Haekett, Rev Henricus Monck Mason; Hamilton, Rev MacEwen, Rev Jacobus; Tourtel, Rev Robertus Henricus; White, Bev Newport Johannes Davis, Magister in Arte Ingeniaria Saunders, Robertus Massy Dawson. Maajster in Arte Obstetrics Woods, Hugo. Msgistri in Artibus Abbott, Rev David Carolus Bingham, Rev Johannes Brown, Johannes M'Leavy i die Charles, Bev Robertus Henrietta Cockle, Bev Franciscus Travers Couturier de Yersan, Raoul; Empson, Rev Sheffield Serrall Field, Rev Henricus Sprouje Graluun, Kov Ricardus Rathbome Hearn, GnilelmuB Franciscus Joly, Johannes (stip cond Kar-toot, Rev Gailelmus; Kingsbury, Johannes, Jacobus Knox, Rev Frederieus Guiielmus; Lyle. Thomas Ran ken (itip cond); Mansbridge, Rev Sydney GilbertasjMaturin, Bev Merrick Persse; Moriarty, Eev Georgius Garibaldi; Pearson, Rev Guiielmus; Perry, Rev Stephanos Nugent; Pries, Rev Herbertus; Sa-ndford, Rev Herbertus Rmilino- Rev Alexander Geonrlus: Torreas. Thomas; Webster, Rev Reginaidng GodfreduB Michael; Whelan, Percy Scott; White; Be? Newport Johannes Davis (slip cond).

Doctore3 in Musica Allum, Carolus Ednardus: LCooney, Eduardus; Hunt, Rev Henricu3 Georgius tfomwia. Doctores in Medicin a Archer, Robertus Samuels Baker, Artnrus Wyadowe Brooks, Henricus St John (slip cond); Barman, Guiielmus Morton; Luhn, Bev Henricus Simpson Pope, Henricus Brougham Wrightson, Rieardus Blayney. Doctores in Utroque Jure Barnier, Rev Jacobus (antea per Diploma) Karfoot. Rev Guiielmus; Reid, Johannes Kelso; Wright Guiielmus. BACCALAUBBI IK ABT1BUS.

Respondents Farrer, Henricus Ricardus Gailelmus; Brooks. Henrfcns Cribb: Roberts. Cecil David Dale; Fenton, Samuel; CeldweD, Armlntus; King, Albertus gdhardus; Walker, Thomas. Sociorum Commensalls M'Neill, Hugj. Pansiooarii Acton, Guiielmus Georgiis; Adams, Hugo Travers; Allriht, Eduinus; Becaer, Carolus Maxwell; Braddell, St John Marshall Fitzgerald Nunn; Braddell, Guiielmus Franciscus; Burnes, Rodolphtis Arturus Colston Byrn, Bicardos Archdall, Chambers, Joseph Jacobus; Cbevassut, Fred-eiicus Georgius; CraiK, Robertus Stewart; Davies, Johannes Marshall Ftennell, Eduardus Banington Fletcher, Dudley Guilalmus; Gardner, Robertus Albertus; GoodaH, Artnrns Alfredns; Gordon, Georgius Greene, Michael Petrus; Guinness, Ernestus Whltmore; Henry, Wesley Pettigrew; Kane, Johannes Herbertus WesleyKingsoury, Kduardus; M'Laughlln, Cecil Maun-sell; Ji'lEhdoo, Thomas Jacobus; Morrow, Forbes St John; Morton, Guiielmus Andrews; Nixon, Ricardus Norwopd, Albertus Burton; Ogilvy, Alexander; Palmer, Thomas; Pearson, Thomas; Pirn, Johannes Harold; Price, jtvon Henricus; Queale, Guiielmus Joseph; Roberts, Georgius; Scott, Johannes Alfredus; Shannon, Ricardus; Snrman, Johannes Gilbert; Xugwell, Lewen Greenwood; -Tickers, Guiielmus Henricus Playfair; Webster, Ebeneser: White, Jacobus Stuait; Williams, Herbertus; Willuigton, Jacobus Thomas Cambie.

FASHION AND VARIETIES. Sir James Paget arrived at Kingstown yesterday front England. Lieut Col and Mrs Goslin arrived at Kingstown yesterday from England. The Earl of Carysfort has left Kingstown for England. The Earl of Cork has left Kingstown for England.

The Earl of Erne has left Kingstown for England. Viscount Powersoourt lias left Kingstown forEnglaod- The Earl of Dunraven has left Kingstown for England. Viscount da Vesoi has left Kingstown for England. Sir Guinness. Bart, Lady Guinness, and suite have left Karstovra for Captain Gr Dwyef has left Kingstown for England.

Very Rev tha Dean of Tuam and Mrs Xownsend have left Kingstown for England. Dr Baxter has reimrned to 66 Lower Baggot-street. By permission of the Chief Commissioner the Band of the- Metropolitan Police will play at Bray to-day, weather permitting, from 7.30 to 9.30 o'clock. By permission of the Commandant and Officers the Band of the Royal Irish Constabu'ary will perform on the rrack square, Phoenix Park, this 1 rtrtlnol- uviu.4 The following are amongst the latest de nartures from Kingstown per Royal mail steamers JS ilenny, a nmiinwicK, mra auu axiwi amituwiutL, Mr and Mrs M'Garren, Blaklston Houston, Miss Woods, Miss A Woods, Mrs and Master EchlinWard, nrmnMrtin. Mr and Mrs Wm M'Cormack.

Barton M'Gnckin, Rev Falvey, Bev Henry Irwin, Bev Geo Bruntln, xtev it u-eo aiwooq, a. dxt-Ise, Mr and Mrs Abbey, Miss Darlington, Miss Randall, Miss Kendall, Mrs and Miss Hamilton, Miss Hamilton, Hector Wallace, Henry Overend, Mrs and Miss Verner. Greder, Miss Williams, Mrs and Mtss Daly, Mr and Mrs Payne, Mrs aud Mtss Harding, Mi ana Mrs HarrickB, Mr and Mrs Walker. The following are amongst the latest TTinsstown nor Beral mail steamers DrBeatty, FRCS, and Hiss Beatty Professor AH Shaw, and Mrs Shaw; Mrs Carpenter, Mr and Mrs atr ana airs tt iwjoite, auv vaiuoonu and Mrs Campbell, Dr and Mrs Stuartt, Dr Howe, Malcolm M'Ksnzie, Mrs and Miss Kirkpatrick, Mr and Mrs Gould. Selfe, Misses Waller, Miss Smith, Miss Marguet, Pirn, RoDerteon, Miss Lyncn, Mrs wan, Miss Barrinirton.

Rochford Boyd, Cullen, Miss Egan. Miss Egan. Misses Burke, Miss Wynne, New- some ana Airs tfewsame, iuihs avoiuxu iu iwibuege. ADVEBTISBMEKTS. Summer Fashions.

Ws beg to announce the return of our Mr Nickaon from a special visit to the markets. Anticipating a large number of visitors during the Jubilee celebration, we have been enabled to secure many new and attractive novelties much under value, and ladies requiring best goods at moderate prices are respectfully invited to inspect our new goods before purehasing elsewhere. John Nickson and Co, 10 Westmoreland street. IRISH PARLIAMENTARY FUND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PBBEMAH.

29th June, 1887. Mr Deab Sib rKindly acknowledge in your neitt issue receipt by me of 83 16s d'd as at the ether side, in aid of the Irish Parliamentary Fund. Faithfully yours, Jossra BlGOAB. From Ardmore and Orange, Co Watertord, Branch INL 10 0.0 From Port Douglas. North Queensland (ba lance of conwiDUtionsj, per boi iv rvntrrim 30 0 0 From Cairns, North Queensland, per 83 16 6 33 lb' 6 PROFESSION OF NUNS IN TIPPER ART.

(EBOM A COttSBSPONDBNI.) Tipperary, Thursday. The ceremoBV of the profession of three young ladies into the Order of Mercy at Cauir, Tip-nararw. tok Dlace a few days ago. the Most Rev jjr Power, Coadjutor Bishop of Waterford and Lismere, presiding. The postulants, whose final vew were made ea this occasion, are Miss Hogan (Sister Mary Glare in religion), daughter of-Mr.

Charles Hogan, of Athasael House, Golden; Miaa Ellie QuiUinan Sister Camillas), daughter of the lata Mr. Matthew Qufflinan, FhG, Tipperary Union; and Mies AJWe mmviwu loiatw ignatiusi. danghter of the late Mr. Thomas MulvihUl, of Staly. Amongst) tne clergymen inu a-, the eeremony were ta Moanev.

P. Cahir; Bev Mannce Power BmlyiRevM MrDonneH, PP, Golden; Rev. Condon, O. do; Bev CConnell, Oohan; Bev Jas Hanly, Chaplain, Tipperary Workhouse; Bev Cotter, Rock- wsll College. BRUTAL OUTRAGE IN THE COUNTY LIMERICK.

(PftOK OUR. eOBBBSPONDEST.) Limerick, Wednesday. A tiiro. fch nroowtv of map named John Leahy, of Caheroonlbh, was brutally atahbei with a pitchfork thie mornine. A son of Leahy's re ported to the police that ha saw tnan named franklin stab the horse, and Franklin has been sweated.

Prompt relief in sick headache, ditziness, nausea, constipation, paiu in the side, assured to those using four's T.ifrto T.ir Piiii. of all Chamists. Is lid. D- Iasnatod pamphlet free." Brtoja "JtogS, 48 Hcllinj Stoker and Franks beat Carpendale and Brett, 6-4. 6-4.

GENTiBHEN'S SINGLES. CHAMPIONSHIP OF CO. DUBLIN. Second Bound. Goodbody, walked OTer; Ckodbsdy, scratched.

Ciiaytor beat Scott, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4. Hamilton beat Franks, 2-B, 6-5, 7-9, 6-4. Campion beatE M'Dousall, S-2, 5M), 4-8, 6-3. GiSNTLEMEN'S SINGLES. (Open Handicap).

Franks Smyth aeratched. Ctuiytor beat Litton, S-4, 6-3. Goodbody bear Crawford. 6-2, 6-1. Frank StoKer beat M'Cansland, 5-1, 6-1, 6 0.

scott beat Qartlan, 0-3, 8-2. Goodbody beat Orpen, 6-2, 6-2. Hnmirey boat A Bethan, 6-3, 0-6, 6-3. Carpendale beat Perrott, B-2, 6-3. LADIES' SINGLES.

(Open Handicap). Second Round. Miss Shaw beat Miss Abraham, 6-3, 6-4. Miss Lindsay beat Mrs Roberts, 6-2, 3-S, 6-2. Miss Kxham beat Miss Ross, 6-2, 6-3.

Mias Reynolds beat Miss Howe, 6-1, 6-2. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLES (Open Handicap, Franks and Mrs Roberts Bentham and Miss Howe absent. Pilkinston and Miss Whitestone beat Greene and Miss Fleming. 6-0, 7 5. Per' ott and-Miss Lindsay beat Shote and Mips Scovell, 6-4, 6-2.

Programme fob Friday, Jot.t 1st. CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COUNTY DUBLIN. Third round. Goodbody Hamilton, at court 2 XS Camp on UChavtor, at OKNTj SINGLES (Open Handicap). Third Round.

Chaytor Goodbody, at ert 3. Franks FStoker, at 11; court 1. Scott Goodbody, at 12; court 4. A Humphry iMJ Caroendale, at court 1. GENT DOUBLES (open Hrmdioap).

Second and Third Rounds. I Ejan and Ross Bernard and Pilkington, at 11; Griffiths and Maguire 7 Shute and Haghes, at 11; court 4. Brett and Graham inners of No 1, at 3 court i. Stoker and Franks winners of No 1, at court 3. LADIES' AND GBNT'S DOUBLES (Open Handicap).

Second Round. Betham and Miss Exiiam Pilkington and Miss Whitestone, at court 3. Perroti and Mies Lindsay "Franks" and Mrs Roberts, at a court 2. LADIES' SINGLKS (Open Handicap). Third Round, Miss Shaw 7 Mise Lindsay, at court 1.

Miss Exham Miss "Reynolds," at court 1. athetios. english athletic championship MEETING. Below will be found the entries for the ssveral eyents to be decided at Stourbridge to-morrow (Saturday). The entrants include Conneff, Purcell and Mitchell from Ireland.

120 Yards Hurdles DM, Notts CW Harvard, Ipswich AFC; HI L'owlby, A 'J Fleming, A Young, Manhattan A New York; A Croome. A A Gould, Newport A and Joyce, LAC. Pole JunipT Ray, Ulverston I Green, unattached Thompson, LAC. Quarter-rail' Wuods, Blackheath Fietoher, A A Hind, Nottingham RFC; Piine, A A Le Maitre, A CardiS A Wharton, Darlington. Eg Half-mileE Robinsor, South London PJ Cro A Jiiughes, St Bartholomew's Hospital A Conneff, tieeMm' Journal A Paine, A i- Mills, Birchfield SI Smith, New York.

100 Yards A ton, Tavlinston TT S' Saywell, Br.misgror il t'iaher, CUAC; FT Ritchie, Brad-ford A Uuulu, A Wood, Black-heath H. Throwing the Hammer Mitchell, Xipperary Winthrop, LAC Thompson, LAC. I One Mile Race Nalder. Bristol HC Mabey, II; Cross, A Conneff, Fruimn'e Journal AC; Carter, jNew York i. Kibble-white, Swindon; Mills, Birchfield Learer, H.

Seren Miles Walk II Jullie, Finchley JR Lewis, Rugbv Lange, Manhattan A A Ocltelford, Spartan Parker, Clarice, Spartan Starr, Southampton H. High JUMio R.wdoa, Ray, Ul-rerston; FB Fogg, Nash A Page, 'Manhattan A C. Puttine tho Weight Mitchell, Tipperary; Stone. Newton-le-Willows; Thompson, LAC; LAC. Long Jump Purcell, CirilService Harriers, Dublin; Ball, Sheiwood Foresters; Fogg, Nash A a Roberts, late A Horwood, Bruckley.

Two Miles Steeplechase A Harrison, Spartan Wall, b'irchtield Four Miles ltace-C Rogers, Porfc-mouth E.G A Malionv, Ranelagh Cft'tor, New York AC; Kibilewhite, Swindon; Mills, Birchflsld H. ten nines xtaoo i oau, oouiu juoiiuuu ni.n Kibble-white, Swindon A Moulding, Burton Kirby, Burton Dods, Thames andH; Carter, New York A Thomas, Ranelagh AP Finlay, Clydesdale H. The last two events will be decided on Monday. MEREION SQUARE BOYS' SACES. Patrons Commissioners of the Judges A Courtney, Moore, Walter Kelly, and Tweady, Esiis.

Judge of Bicycle Races Uicbard Johuston, Judges of Walking Siritch, Eq, Lyle, Russell, Clerks of Course and Call Stewards Posnetfc, Moore, and Posnett. Boys' Committee Posnett, Croly, Owen Ormsby, Gloster, Smith, Gilbert Ormsby, Moore, Morgan Karanagh. Committee Hepenstal Ormsby, FRCb; Irank Kennedy. Can tain li Porter. Frank Newell.

Edward Si lnnon, James Craig, K. John Ryan. Hon Sec and Treiwurer Hepenstal Ormsby. Assist Secretary Keogh. Handicapper and Starter-John Dunbar.

Jubilee celebrating, together with the Band of Hope fete at Ballsb idle, had the effect of thinning the at tendance ut the Men-ion square jnyenile sports last afternoon. In comparison with past years the gathering vus Axtrt-melv small, uotwuhatanuinff that the weather was most acreeable. but nowerful counter Attractions fully explain the falling oft. The juvenile- turned up 11 great mrce, ana trie ditterent evants atsrsccea a.i ound good fields. The "sisters, cousins, etc," of the youthful aspirants to athletic games were of course present in force, and seemingly took the liveliest interest in the eii'orts of the youngsters to reach tape." rhe band of the 1st Battalion Lincoln Regiment arrived on the ground towards the close ol the athletic programme aud played some choice selections.

A pyrotechnic display brought the proceedings to a conclusion. Race, open lun IS). Five times round the square Tuke, PBC, Spencer Smyth, 1 3. Won by six yards, ten yards between 2nd and 3rd. Tricycle Race for Boys upder 13 (twice sound the Square) Rupert Kavauagh, loOyds, Arthur Thomp.

son, scratch, Cecil Thompson. 120 yds, 3, Won by tnree yards. Bicvcle Race, for bovs under 15 Cree, Ctee. 0.. 100 Yards (under 12) Georgo Dunrs, Cyril Dickinson; Cree, Morgan Kavanagh, Kavaaagh, Jack Coaway, Bruuilev, Wru Roche, Jos A Coates, 0.

High Jump (under 1S1-B Tuke, Gal-wcv, 0. Height, 4l't 6m. 220 Yards at (under 18) Tuke, 1 BP l.un-ing, A Wvna-Posnett, Jack Conway, A Gloster, Wm Roche, Lyster, D. 100 Yards, Open (un ler IS) Aloysius Hogan, 1 A Wyrin-Posnett, John Lvster, Gaorge Aua jier, Dawes, 8 0 Frank A Anders, Giltrap, Jos Hogan, Tuke, A Gloster, Louis Denvir, Marlay Houry, Km Eoche, -JosH Curtis, A Watson, 0: C.E Galwey, Weber atnyth, Doran, rnaay ivieara, Lyster, xwjoon Baile. Athlone.

0. Won by. half a foot; same between second and third. 80 Yards Girls' Race, Open (under S-Miss naila KiMahl, Miss Florrie Kildahl, Miss Powell, 0 Miss Maud Irwin. Miss Ellen Roche, 0.

Half Mile Walking. Open i under 16) Edwatd Kelly, I Garrard, Alfred Coffey, Reis, De Podesta. 0: Cree, 0. Won by five yards; 1HUI a loot between second ana thira. 20 Y'ards Hurdle open gander IS) Arthur lnoros, 1 Guy Luther, 2 Edward Giltrap, 3 Tuke, Galwey, 0.

Won by 3 yards. $uke fell. 440 Yards Flit (under 16)-G Tuke, Luring, A Gloster, A Wynn Posnstt, 0. oa by yards. Half Mile Flat; open (under 18 First prize, Memoo-sqnare Challenge Cup and Salver, with MedaL To bo wonthree veat in suceession-W Rowland, Rogers, j'oeepb Wonfor, 3: John Long, it; A Wynn Louis Denver, 0 Harrison, 0 Doran, 0 O'Shea, 0 Arthur DuCros, I OO C.

0. Won by 0 yards: a vard between second and tiiirtt. One Mile Walk open (under 18, A White, Ij. Gaiwev, DePoilesta. 0 Arthur Du Cros, I win Bowky, 0.

Won easily. 220 Yards, open (under 18)--Wm Keable, 1 Marlay Fleury, Joseph Wouior. 3 John Long, 0 Ed Gil-tap, Ignatius, Oonroy, OaaserlyJ 9 William A Cruise, Herbert Corham, 0 Cla--ke, 0 Louis Denver, Robert Price, 0 Galwey, 0 Harrson, lid Keable, 0 Doran, FC.O CKr Roche, Arthur DuCros, I Robert Bade, Ath. lone, 0. Won by four yards; same between second and third.

220 Yards Hur le (under 1S)-A Wynn-Poaaeti, 1 Tnke, Tuka, SFC, 0. Won lour yards. Sack Race, open (under 1S Arttiui DuCros, ICCC, CBrindley.2. Siamese iiace, open (under 16) George Dunns andC Brindley, 1: John Coffey and James Wonfor, VarUr MYe HdlcIP" 0pei (under 16-Marlav Doran, A Hog. Tt Clartrt.

O-Tjinia Danver. (I- ft Hamilton. Kobt Price Jo, Curtis 0: Maurice: Won by our same batwxen second and tiiird. A Consolafion R-ice, Bandsmanir' Race, and a Tug-of-War brought the programme to a conclusion. DONSHAOGHLIN ATHLETIC SPOBTS.

(FROM OCB COBEESPOXDKII.) Dunthausblin. Wednesday. Tiie first annual sports at Danshaughlin took place to. da' ou a xet' saltaMo adjoining the town, and, 1 A teunp tavoured nv neautuui weatner and a tawe anea.itiHnvtaihoroahsuoBeas. The msotins beld bb4 fea.

jmA jtae. in as JFarra school these sports took place, and their cele bration was marked by a degree oi success commensurate with the reputation necessarily attaching to the nittoera-up for the Leinster Schools 1 ootbsU CBp. Glorious weather favoured the meeting, and this iaMera-fwa, eoupled with the Invaluable aid of an energetic and capable executive, had the effect of musing the day's proceedings to pass without the suspicion of a hitch. Tho services of Mr Meere, who acted as handicapper and starter, arid Mr Foster, who fined, the office of referee, ware not confined to their respective positions on the programme as apart from these functions they were both invaluable in the general promotion of the afternoon's ssccess. The Rot Mr Campbell was also indefatigable in his efforts towards the general weal, and apart from this, he becomes entitled to a reflective compliment from the gracious manner In which Mrs Campbell, his estimable lady, distributed the prlies to the suecessful eeinpeti-tors.

Begardlne.tho athletic aspect of the day's doings little need be said beyond the dtairs' appended, but that little must include a favourable reference to the promising display of Martin in the walking competition, and to the parformanoea in the running events of Russell and Christy. Kd ewnt on the pro-, rrmtttA created more enthusiasm, fir. nearly so much amusement, as the donkey races, Mr Moore's joekeyship evidencing high incipient ability, which In iSmo is boand to develop into a rare eTOeawsaexeeBehce. On the whole the meeting baste be recorded ss a success rrf ftift flriri; nnfar. Details High Jump-J PMoylea, 4ft Sin, 3 Percital, 4ft 31n, 2.

Throwing Cricket Ball Russell, 90 ydB, 3 Walmsley, S7 yds, Hawkes, 85 yds, SobinBon, Clarke, White, Vance, Fortesta, u. 100 Yards, Senior Final heat Russell, scratch, Podesta, 4'yds, 3 Jackson, scratch, Martin, 5 yds, Vanee, yds, Clarke, 4 yds, 0. A -ood race; won by two yards. Time, 11 S-5sec. 440 Yards, Middle Handicap First heat Mitchell.

20 vda. Dillon. 10 yds. 2t Christy, 20 yds, 3 Percival, scratch, 6 Moore, 8 yds. 0.

Won by seven vards; good third. Time, 652-asec. Second lx, tl White, scratch. 1: Movies, scratch. 2: Pit man, 12 yds, Ci Wakefield, 1ft yds, M'Rodden, 12 o.

a OS vAa ft vaprln' t.hir close up. Time, 64 4 5seai. Final heat Moyles, Dillon, 3.. Won by a yard; same between second and third. Time, 62seos.

220 Yards (Junior) a. Moore, 10 yas, a wmttora, scratch, 3. A greatrace; won on the tnpe. UmB, 32 4-5sec Half Mile (Senior)-R Vane, 60 yds, Russell, scratch, Martin, IS yds, Bobedson.20 yds, Podesta. 20 yds, Clarke, 66 yds, 0.

Won by 10 yards. Time, 2min lfjsec Open 100 Yards Delamare, FsrreH, Yourell, Elcock, 8. Won by five yards. Time, 10 3-osec 440 Yards Jun ori M'Rodden, au yds, whrt- fori, scratoh, M'Leod, 10 yds, little, 15 yds, Cutoueon, iw yas, asoona, a yas, M'Cutcheon. 66 yds, 0.

Won by 20 yards; a gord third. Time, 71 2-5sec. One Mile Walk Martin, scratch, I) Pedesta. 10 jda, Clarke, 60 yds, 3. Won by 40 yards.

Time, 1 iuw (aw, 190 Yards (Middle) First Heat White, scratch, Pitman, 1 yd, 3 Percival, 3 yds, Moore, 4 yds, Mitchell, 5 yds, 0. Won by a yard. Time, 13 l-3sec. Second Heat Wakefield, scratch, Christy, 4 yds, White, scratch, 0. A great race won on the tape.

Time, 121-osec. Pinal White, Wakefield, Pitman, 3. Won by yard. Time, 11 sec. long Jump, open Farrell, 15ft, Elcock, 14ft lOin, 2, Half Mile Walk M'Leod, scratch, M'Rodden, 25 yds, Little, 20 yds, 0.

Won easily. 4mjn 31 4-5secs. 3a) Yarns anrdle, senior (nnai rreatj nawses, S3 yds, Walmsley, IS yds, Roandtree, 20 yds, 3. Won by 5 vds. Time, SO 2-Bseca.

100 Tards Jmiior-M M'Rodden, 8 yds, 8 yds, Whitlord, scratch, M'Leod, 6 yds, Little, 6 yds, 0. Won by a yard. Time, 12s Long. JumpG Walmsley, 14ft lin, 1 Wakefield, 16ft. Martin, Hawkes, 0.

220 Yards Hurdle, open Brown, 10 yds, Alcock, scratch, TnureVLB yds, fl; Kelly, scratch, 0. Won by 3 yards. Time, 332-osecs. Half Mile Walk (middle) M'Rodden, eeratch, Two others started, but the walking was very Informal. Time, 4min 50sees.

High Jump Hawkes, 4ft lOin, Bountree, 4ft Sin, 2. 6'I0 Yards (junlorV-J Little, 15 yds, Whit-ford, scratch, Moore, 30yds, 3. Six ran. Won by a yard. No time taken.

120 Yards Hurdle Christy, 10 yds, White, scratch, 2: Mey'es, scratch, 3 Ten ran in two heats. Final won by yds I7secs. Donkey Race Nimrod's Multy Boy. Moore's Gentle Annie, 2. Eight started.

Won easily. The tack race -was won by Bounties, and a very severe obstacle race was won by It Clarke, after which a tng-of-war was won by Moyles's team by two tugs out of three. GROCERS' ASSISTANTS' SPORTS. Intending competitors at this meeting, which is fixed to take place at Elm Park, Merrios, on Sunday, the 10th July, should remember that entries close to-morrow (Saturday) with Smyth, 103 Upper Dorset street, Copies of the programme, which is an attractive one, and liberally endowed with prizes, may be had st Sjpovt Office; Middle Abbey street. CYCLING.

CIVIL SEBVICE CYeLISG CLOT. XWKLVE MILES BICYCLE HANDICAP. Starter, 3 O'Reilly; William M'Conrt, BJ Meoredy, and George Boyd; lapkeepers, Stoney, Bowder, and Ard; timekeepers, Walker and Thompson: hon sec, DQnall. The above handicap was decided last evening over, the Two-mile Course, Phoenix Park, and resulted 5n a win lor Quail after a well-contested face, Details: Handicap. Net time.

Quail scratch 1st 4Smin84-5see White, captain do 2nd TPNolan 3D8ec 3rd Also competed O'Shaugonessy, Quail, A Owen, and Hamilton. O'Shattghnessy led the way from the beginning, but, coming a cropper in the last lap, left the race in the hands oi Messrs Quail, Nolan, and White, the others retiring. A splendid race from the Phoenix Monument resulted as above, White being only half a wheel off; Nolan, easing off ten yards behind, third. RIFLE SHOOTING. IRISH RIFLE ASSOCTATIOS- MEETING.

Execntiye Conmjittee John Bigby. Robert Smith, JP; WJtJoyiis, Sullivaa, Thyruw, Major Fen--! ton, Seymour. Honorary Secretary Fyers Banks. Honorary Treasurer Major Smyly. Yesterday the competitions were continued at the North Bull ranges, Doll mount, the attendance being again confined to the competitors and officials.

The -weather was fine, but the wind was rather fitful, as the earlier portion of the day an erratic was Wowing. At mid-day tt was gusty, but in the afternoon the wind settled down and some good scoring was effected. Yesterday's contest was for the purpose of deciding who will represent Ireland in the competition for the Elcho Shield at the forthcoming Wimbledon meeting. The shooting was at 800, 900, and 1000 yards, with any rifle, the number of shots being 90. The con test for the Bight will be continued and decided to-: day.

So far Milner Is first, with 229, as agauiBt Caldwell's 227, and Braithwaite's 228, the others being, will be teen by the return, does up. The shooting will commence to-day at 10 am; Competition HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD UEPrBNANTS Selection of Irish Slight and all-comers. Prises" value ti 10s. Thirty shots each at the following distances 800 yards, 900 yards, 1 vards. Anv rifle.

If the council find that the number of competitors permit it, five additional shots will be fired each day at 1,000 yards, to make an a total of 190 shots in ail. Krrt nrlxe Cup presented by his Excellency the Lord lieutenant for the highest score made by a competitor qualified to represent Ireland in the matoh at Wimbledon for the Eteh Challenge Shield whs has not any previous meeting wen tiie cap, provided he vine A atace Is the erst three, failing which the cup will be awarded to the highest score made by a previous winner. The four highest scorers of these eligible will be absolutely nominated to places in the Irish Eight for 1887, also the fifth and sixth if previously rnettbers of an Irish Eight; if pot, the first lour shall recommend two for those places. Finally, the sis ae nominated shall recommend three others to All the seventh, eighth, and ninth places. 800 Yards.

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An unusual amount of interest was taken in this race on account of the yachts, six in number, being of th fastest class the port The following yachts competed Pussie, Cbloe, Wren, Essie, Nellie, Mysortis. A nice southerly breeze prevailed during the entire afternoon. At 2 30 precisely a favourable start was effected. The Wren was going to cross the line, but was soon overhauled by the Pussie, the other yachts occupying about egn positions. Passing the Spit Lighthouse the yachts were in the following order Pusrfe, Cbloe, Wren, Essie.

Nellie. Mysortis. On the heat out to Snike buoy the Nellie secured third position from the Wren, No other material change iook yjiace. un tne run to tne Snft all available sail was made, and it 3 19 the Pussie Sassea tne winning nags roar minutes in auvaura ui sue hloe.Netie third, Mysortis fourth, Wren fifth, and Essie last. ROWING THE BOYNK REGATTA.

Hon Treasurer Preston, Esq. Hon Secretary- John Greene, Esq. umpires a ouuivan, Esq; Thomas Carroll, Esq. Judge Patrick Ternan, Esq, inn. Starter jODO Jane, issq.

Yesterday at Drogheda the. Boyne Regatta the inan- snral fixture of tho. Irish rowing season was held under very favourable auspices: The elements were most suitable to a meeting of the kind. There was a brilliant and almost tropical sun, the intensity of which was, however, tempered by a pleasant cooling breeze. Perhaps the only drawback from a merely natural point of view was the prevalence of clouds of dust, these, however, being the necessary outcome of the combined influences of wind and It need 'scarcely to be said that the executive, following their pre-: cedent, left nothing undone to secure the comfort of all visitors, andjtbe hospitality of Drogheda was once more eminently manifest.

The attendance was large, and not only so, but the fashion and beauty of Louth and Meath ornamented the general surroundings. To complete the enjoyment the band of the Liverpool Regiment discoursed a charming selection of music during the pro- gress.of the events. As regards the rowing little need be said in addition to the. very auiple details riven below. One thing, out of the ordinary course, occurred however, and, to this some slight reference must ba made.

This was in the sculling race for the champion ship of the Boyne. Only two com petftors contested the coveted honour, these being Kelly, of the Pembroke Rowing Club, Dublin (holder), and Elcock, of Drogheda Rowing Club. The race, as a raee, is fully de. oribed below. But in view of subsequent and unlooked-for complications, further particulars must necessarily be mentioned.

A hundred yards or so after the start the two competitors came into collision, the contretemps occurring by general consent in Elcock's water. The latter claimed a foul, but rowed on, and, at half distance, Beemed like beating Kelly, regardless of everything. In the issue, Elcock went unaccountably to pieces, and Kelly won as he liked. Before leaving his boat Elcock ladaed an objection against the race being awarded to Kelly, and this was sustained by one of the umpires. Towards the conclusion of the programme, however, things assumed a different aspect, and it transpired that the two umpires held opposite opinions.

This being so, the final decision was left to a third party; and with a view to finding a practical, and, at the same time, impartial referee, Mr Peter Crinion, of the Neptune Rowing Club, was ebo-en, with the result that Mr Crinion decided in Kelly's favour, holding that the foul, if foul it was, did not interfere with the legitimate outcome of the contest. And so Kelly is, for the fifth time, champion sculler of the Boyne. At the distribution of prises the affair gave rise to something approaching a scene; but all's well that ends well, and so the matter came to a peaceful conclusion, leaving the Boyne Regatta to end as it has always ended -in harmony and good fellowship. CHAMPIONSHIP of the BOYNE, a Challenge Cup value 15, with Presentation Prize value 5 open to all amateur scullers. Kellv, Pembroke (South Station 1 Elcock.

Drogheda 0 (North Station) 2 They get away to a good start, neither having appreciable advantage. After a tittle, however, Kelly, steer-lag towards the north bank, he and Elcock got lapping oars. On this the Drogheda man claimed the race on a foul, but both competitors rowed on, Elcock coming much the better out of the collision. At. Tom Koe'9 Point Elcock was clear, and half way between there and the Black Pillar he led by a length and a half, Kelly appearing at this time to pe pat of it, hut never-theiew pegging away with his usual pluck in the re re.

Soon after passing this landmark Elenek perceptibly faltwed, Kejly the while pegging -tbem in with pertinacious regularity. Like a shot the former shut up. hiS: left side being apparently of no use to him, and he went slap towards the north bank and stopped. Kelly then' of course, had only topaddle home leisurely. DROGHEDA CHALLENGE CUP value 50, with Presentation Prize value 20, fol four-oared boats open to all members of recognised amateur boat clubs.

University Beat Club (South Station) 1 University Bowing Ctub (North Station) 2 The crews were Boat Club. st lb Rowing Club. st lb AFM'Dertnott 11 3 WFWorraleighton 12 5 Seymour 12 6 RK Gamble 11 5 EC Byrne 10 6 ACM'Donnell 12 I 3 8 Green 12 4 HElgee 10 nnnn Seortfcox) They got away to a false start, of which the Rowing Club had muca. we oetter, me (Jiuo navmg oeen foVnn unaware. The Rowirjc Club, however, in the most sportsrnanuse.

manner, stopped UU their rivals warn IevoL when both crews went off fairly leveL the race from this to Tom Roe's Point being most exciting. From here to the Black pillar the struggle was hotly sustained, the Boat Club, however, raving the livelier stroke, while their opponents didnot appear to be going more did the Boat Club appear to like it, and finally they won very cleverly, Indeed, by a length and a halt BOYNE CUP Presentation Psiie value 10 for four-oared tub beats open to amaVnr crews not entering for the Dtpgueia Challenge Cup. First heat. University Boat Olub (North Station) 1 Neptune Rowing Club (South Station) 2 -omul nxi, uieiz uiwi iuh luraur went tn crews.wero ITniToralty Boat Club. Neptune.

Colours Blue and white. st lb mckaon 10 3 feargan: 11 0 FA Scarf 11 3 Atkinson 10 2 Colours Black and white. at lb CKnox 9 6 MMpow 0 JM-Kemde 12 8 ELDunne 5 Onnn fpsn wlawlsrfcpx) At the word the Neptune fellows were quickest under wav, anil, rowing a free stroke, soon took a decided lead. At Tom Roes Point the bine and white pennon wu well in front, but as they passed the Black Pillar, the leaden shortening, loc their way, and the Boat Club were quickly on terms. Prow this home a fine race ensued, the Ba Club staying the longer, wd winning, after a ding-dong struggle, by a boat's length.

Second lien r. Bteadieda Bowins C3ubffioot au'iffls) 1 into another vessel. Mr. M'Sheehy So that the paupers might get one clasp af milk and the officers another class. Miv Jenkinson That is not so.

The paupers and the officers get the same class of milk. Mr. Keogh then examined Mr. Jenkinson, who stated he was present when the milk wee tested. Mr.

M'Sheehy Were you ever there when the officer of public health was there I was. Had you any conversation with him about this case Yes; it woe I who introduced him into the workhouse. Mr. Toler I beg your pardon, it was not. Mr.

M'Sheehy (te witness) I believe you were very much annoyed by his interference No; it was I suggested to tha guardian to bring biu in. Did you ever object to his going there to test the intelligence of the officers of the union Never, sir. You must be misled, Mr. M'Sheehy I do not take suggestions. Did you object te hira interfering with the intelligence of the officers of the union Witness (striking the side of the witness-box) It is not on a question of intelligence that I have come here.

I came here to give information. Did you ever say you would not believe all the Cameron sin-the world?" No, never. Mr. Toler You did. Witness (emphatically) H'b a lie, It's a lie, Mr.

Toler. Mr. Toler said it was not. Mr. Keys did not know why this vehemence should be introduced into the case.

Mr. Tnler should leave the case in the hands of Mr. M'Sheehy. Mr. M'Sheehy 1 wish he would.

Mr. Keys I do not know what you mean by the interference." Mr. M'Sheehy There is amongst the officers and even the guardians a heated feeling, and no later than this day there is a display of it in the Mr. JI'Grane gave similar evidence as to the way the lactometer waa used. He said it had been in use for a consideral la time in the workhouse.

Sir Charles Cameron was then examined, and stated that in the use of tha lactometer in the great majority of cases its indications were reliable. When milk was pure its specific gravity was 10'3'0, and the of water to the milk lowei-B the specific gravity, and in that way the ameunt of water added can be detected. But if milk be skimmed and deprived of its cream in that case the specific gravity is iucreased, and consequently the milk may- ne very -mucn adiyterawa ana aeoasea. When that occurred the lactometer was ef no use, when a correct analysis ef the milk was neces sary. To Mr.

Keogh He had heard read the entries from the book kept by the master. The gravity, 10'26, and the degrees of cream, were what he would expect from milk adulterated with 25 per cent. Mr. Keogu stated the milk was supplied at 7Jd a gallon. Sir Charles Cameron I think the whole system in public institutions adopted for the supply of feod is a thoraugniy unwnoiesome one.

Mr. Keys agreed with him, and fined the defendant 10. Case stated for the superior eourts was taken. Christopher Seaners, farmer and dairyman, Charleston, Finglas, was summoned for supplying milk to the North Union Workhouse on the 7th of May which contained 46 per cent of water, and upon the 11th of May milk with 35 per cent of water. Mr.

Keogh (instructed by Mr. M'Cune) defended. Similar evidence aa in the former ease having been given, the defendant was fined 10 in each case 20. POLICE INTELLIGENCE YESTERDAY NORTHERN DIVISION. (Before Mr.

Keys.) The Licensing Act Mr. M'Donnell, a publican, carrying on business in 7 Strand was proBecuted by Inspector Morrissy, of the Division, for having unlawfully sold drink at sis minutes before two o'clock on Sunday, the I2th inst. There were eight men found on the premises, seven of whom were drinking from porter measures. The defendant, in reply to the inspector, said that his clock was five minutes slow, and that he had opened bis door at the proper time. Mr.

Keys said he remembered the defendant had ea one occasion interfered with an angry crowd on behalf ef a constable. He would fine him 5s. Uklawpul Possessioh. A boy named Joseph Reynolds was remanded on a charge of having in his possession unlawfully some French-made corkscrews and some stove3, which were supposed to have been stolen from a house in Mary-street. SOUTHERN DIVISION.

(Before Mr. Woodlocb.) Thomas Pirn, residing at 123 Francis-street, was charged with having used threatening language -to John Roache, C. Mr. Reache in his evi dence said thaths was executor to a lady of the name of Dunne, who had left a sum of money to be paid over to the mac named Pirn. The prisoner had written to the witness several threatening letters, and used threatening language to him at his house yesterday.

Witness then gave him into custody, and at the station another letter of a threatening character was found in his pocket addressed to witness, Mr. Pirn said he was merely looking after hiaown interests. The prisoner was ordered to find bail to be ef good behaviour, or go to lail for three months. THIRTEEN SUMMONSES AGAINST AN EVICTED TENANT ON LORD KEN-MARE'S ESTATE FOR TRESPASS. (PROH OUB C0BB3F0BJNT,) Killarney, Wednesday Morning.

At the weekly petty sessions yesterday before Messrs A M'Dermott, end Morgan O'Con- nell, a ease of great interest, in which an evicted tenant named Daniel KeUiher, living at Leamna- guilla, in Lord Kenmare'a estate, who was served with 13 summonses as tne suite: we laneuora ior trespass on an evicted farm, cams en for hearing. Mr. K. Collet, solicitor, appeared tc presecute for the landlord, and Mr. David Moriarty, solicitor, appeared for the defendant, whose two sons were also summoned for a like offence.

After evidence was heard, the magistrates said if the de fendants made a solemn premise that they Would not go back to the place the case would be adjourned for three months. The defendants having premised not to go back again, the ease waa adieumed for three months, and the chair man said the end ef that time there would be only a noml penalty imposed. The names of James Kelly, Esq, 71 St Stephen's green, and Kelly, Esq, were omitted from tne l)'s Bynames attending Citizens' Bail,.