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1887. 17, THE GLASGOW HERALD, FRIDAY, 8 WEATHES HEP08T AND FORECASTS. Olympia is), from Cardiff for Trieste, passed Gib- ritvoTiionu fram "erpool Queenstowa, at New York, Jane 16. ARRIVALS AT FOREIGN PORTS. MARITIME LOSSES AND CASUALTIES.

Stt Allen's Marmora, 5 yrs. 9st 41b Mr WMtton Betting 5 to 4 on Fra.Diavolo, ilo 1 Erayley, 10 to 1 others. Brayley jnmpei off in front, but soon save way to Fr Diayolo, who was followed up tho lull by Elias ami Marmora, Mrayley layins now dropped back last. Hali-way no th trfcight. howerer, he asain took second yiace.

but could' not rtend Fra Diavolo, who made nearly all the running and won in a canter by half a length a bar! third. 27 3. H. Darline. Sth Lanark 2S5i' 4534254-27 25433412 J.

Lore. 1st Ayr K. Anderson, 2d Renfrew Fifteen 27's counted out. The foHnwinrr is a list of casualties reported at Lloyd's on Loss-book between midnight Meteorological Office, Lotww Tktosdav, Juns 16,8.30 p.m. attribution of.

Wednesday, June 1SS7, and midnight Wednesday, June 15, 1887, (s) denoting -i fmm Glasgow at Charente, June li. EfiS' Km "the Clyde at Hon KonP, Deucalion (s), NORTliCMBERLANB PLATE. The 10 to 1 aust The Saw t-. No.of 5 toJI aest Quilp Creiv Saved or LoBt. Casualty.

Lives Lost. Voyase and Cargo. Tons. 10 to 1 Giyenrlalet ICO to 7 Nappa 50 to 3 Puritan ifame of Vessel. 6 to 1 Kiraoort 8 to Selby 100 to 12 St Michael Juf fmm tl-e Clyde at GAnd Canary, June 15.

froym San IWisco at Caliao, HaroU (if)', Miliar, from Trnxillo at New Orleans, LeSltonoch, from Middlesbrough at Coconada, Saved. Saved. Saved. Earop. to-day has reoaamoa Qre wither has prevailed generally.

Tempemu however, been somewhat lower than wa vesteday, the maximum read.ngs of the thermo meter ia London being 78 degrees. At 6 o'clock this attains pressure was h.ghest larce anti-cyclone lying 1SS3 1S73 15S0 1872 iesi IS78 2006 2054 1310 255 115U 834 Extras, "Kysocii" Series (M.H.) (A Series ot Extra Prizes in kind.) Open to All Comers, at 200 and be Area with Kynoch's solid metal Martini-Henry c.irt ridges, presented by the makers for the purpose. and donors haramerless rerolver-Messrs t. Kynoch Witton, near Birmingham resnlatioo caps -Messrs Campbell, Achcach 33 Jamaica Street, Glasgow; case chateau citron claret-Measrj Sons, 2 York Street, Belfast; Gladstone ba2-Messrs Leckie, Graham ft Co. 116 Union Street, CUaSEOw; N.

B. A. field-elass-Mr Wm. Gregory, 51 Strand, London, case of Mavonnieen" old Irish whisky Messrs Luren ft 106 Bath Street, Glassow travelling rac-Messre tf. Weill.

91 Union Street, Glassow case of Hungarian claret-Messrs Oolin C. Hodee Co. 63 St George Place, Glasgow, per Quartermaster and Hon. Captaiii Loim Hodle, 1st D.B.V.; Royal Review-Messrs M'Farlane lirskine, 19 St James's Square, Edinburgh best hat-Messrs Millar, Henry 11-13 Gordon Street, Glasgow bar of flour-CapUin 1). lt.

Hamilton, Company 3d L.R.V., 19 Graham Street. Bridseton, Glasgow Uordon shootinc coots-Messrs K. J. Seott Sons, 8 Jamaica ORDER OF RUNNING FOR TO-PAV. Grind Stand P1K, 1.30; Juvenile ijelline lr Park Stakes, 2.50 Great Newton Cup, 3 Earlert-jwn Sell) Hish-woight Aandicap, 3.M St Helens Walter Handkin.

Entkiks. Juvenile Sellins Plate (nine i-ntries). Mr R. FitzwilHams Bandana, MrTlionewill's Hollj-oak, Mr Sinclair's Koza, Mr RrifVwr. Sir li Wnrf.

jane ay. -rrii -t rw, aim ur v.rfl, Rm. Ibi (b), from oc rowmuuiE Mv Saved. Saved. Saved.

-Rn-rland. the oast ot lr6ia.no, -u jr r. TI 5h Monk. Mr Pieki.rs'ril'!: till 1. wwJsnrls June 16.

inner to start was followed by two bulls, and then came in an outer to destroy the appearance of the register. Back to the bull went Sergeant Hill with his fifth shot, and he remained there to the end. Two 90's helped te improve the position of matters, but it was noticed that the quality of the scoring was not improving in the ratio that was expected, and though R.5il'Vittie ran up a total of 91, and Corporal Montgomerie, of the 1st Renfrew, had a fine 33 for each of the two last ranges, the result did not bring un the winning figures to those of yesterday. Last night there were three 88's collated out, but to-day there ware eight 87's included in the list. This morning I mentioned tBiit a competitor had appealed to the council ia order to have the error of one of the register keepers rectified.

A miss had been recorded as his first shot at 600 yards instead of an outer, and to-night after the council had examined into the matter they found that the claim ws3 a just one, and Lieut, Davidson, of the 1st Eife, the owner, was credited with an additional two points, which raised his aggregate ins the Caledonian Prizes to 89, and put him into the prize-list. The names of the winners had, however, been posted on the notice-board, and in order not to deprive the last man of his 1, the Council decided to give an extra prize. While noticing the shooting of yesterday, it may not be uninteresting to give the averages for the two competitions in order to show the character oT the scores, and the effect of the weather on these. Thess were as follows British. liussian.

British. German. British. British. Germim, Hritisll.

British. British. Ntfrwesiiio. Uritish. American.

British. Norwegian. Austrian. British. British.

German. British. Ashore. Stranded. Foundered, On fire.

Ashore. Ashuro. Ashore. Sunk, Stranded. Abandoned.

Abandoned, Sunk, colUsn. Burnt. Sunk. Dismasted. Ashore.

On fire. Ashore. Lost. Missing. Abandoned.

Ashore. i from Hull for Konigsberg, at Copen- Montreal. Korsakoff Due general. Bombay, U.K. Maryport.

New Orleans. Pascajnuia, Durdt-ltimber. Mariensiel, Arendal ballast. Dunbar, London bricks. Cardiff, BueaosAyrifS.

Clyde, Queliec. Garston, Belfast cod. Hambure, Clyde-sugar. L'Jusne coal. Cardiff, Oiimpana.

Brisbane, Cmcntta, London. Penedo.Lirerpool-Mttouandsugjr. Philadelphia, Liverpool-petroleum. Pensacola, Liverpool. Rro Grande aalt Kostroma Teddington (s) Wilhelm Weyer Acacia (si AsUfield(s) Anna Maruaret (s) Robt.

Dickinson Amoor Adriatic Alexander Queen City (s Mount Park (s) Amelia Giuo Jumna Juno Gulliver (s) Meta Wellington Linda Saved. 1SSI 1355 1870 1665 1S34 1325 1E65 1885 1834 1670 1855 1297 1296 443 139 302 375 413 3377 4 1352 1006 Street, Glasgow. Lisbon, but relatively low-30'lin. and less in tho south of Sweden. Temperature was hfcbest-S4 ''egrees-at Lisbon, fXsey 'i'rees at Valentia; lowest-49degrees-at Christiansund 54 at bam burgh Head 55 degrees at Js degress at bJ tho same PonuyMay, Mr Armstrongs coU by Zealat-Adventuress, Mr Coleman's Beatrice (each S0.

Karlestown Selling Hish-weieht Handicap Plate (nino entries). Mr WhipiVti P.rayley, aned, 10at71b Mr Ahir-ston's Eccentricity, 4yrs, 9st 51b: Mr Cleveland's Beaumont, i yrs, 9st 511) Mr Armstrongs Festive, 4 yrs, 9st 4-lb Mr i'ickerE. Siil's colt by yrs, Sst lib AHu-tou'c Fetisn Man. 3 yrs. 8st 131b Mr Thistle Grove, 4yrf.

Sst 71b; MrT. Stevens.i Lord 5 7s3 Mr Mass's 3 yrs. 7ft 2211i. Additional Arrivals. Attainder colt, JjSiood OrniC, UnrKuclles, Xuttie.

rw delia, Tttterstone, Forest, Triamond, Joel, Beamont, Pulsation, Bandana, Bridget, lihytbm, Bouuy May fiily. Adventuress f.ily, Beatrice. Thistle Grove, Klijan, Gules, Monarch of tbe Glen. Saved. Lost.

Saved. 200 Tl. 5555555 35 4555555-34 4555555- 54 5555455-34 5454555-33 5544555-33 5544555 53 5455455-33 5554455 -33 5455545- 33 5545545 53 5555445 33 Sailing Vessels. R. Hamilton.

3d Serfieant Lowson, 1st Lanark Sergeant Bell, 1st Lanark .1. Boyd, 1st Ayr Lieutenant Moora, 2d Lanark Colour-Serjeaut lugram, 3d Lanark Lieutenant M'Cann, Liverpool Captain M'Cririck. 1st Ayr G. Buchanan, 1st Lanark Lieutenant Prentice. 3d Renfrew Captain Pollock, 3d Renfrew J.

Carrick, 1st L.12.V Two 33'e counted out. clearees was jlj. uiow Britten, i Foreign. Total. hour on Vv eflnesaay.

tha Btw.rd Jigfit ana or north-east' 10 9 274 248 ward over tas maw rranne. licht from south-eastward or 2 2 85 81 bageu, June 15. AUiiJla, from Girgenti and Maggie from Exmouth-both at New ork June 16. Southeila (, from Grimsby at Skelicftea, use lo. Monarch (si.

from Elba at Baltimore, June 14. Eudymioa (s), from Venice for Alexandria, at Malta, June 16. OSvmpia (s), from Cardiff lor Aden, at Gibraltar, Jnnel6. Rescue (tug), from Liverpool at Calcutta, June lb. Regent Murray, from Mauritius for Rangoon, at Madras, June 14.

Macmiilan, from Melbourne at Valparaiso, June 14. Eureka (s), from Cardiff at Grand Canary, une 10. Luigi Accame, ffinono, Berkshire, Bargany, Gras-mere, Paramatta, Fall of Afton, France, Cherie, Belfast, Anna, Harmonia, Torrens, and Glen-rafon all arrived at or passed Ascension (by telegraph, dated Madeira, June 16). Chincaird, Batavia for the Channel; Kate Thomas, Bassein for the Channel Bay of Cadiz, Rangoon for Liverpool Paramatta, Sydney for London Torrens, Adelaide for London Wal-den Abbey. Calcutta i for London; Falls of Calcutta for Dundee: Hossel Nodder, 12 19 578 643 7 183 167 Number for week eudins June 15 Number fcr corresponding week, 1885 Number for the year to date Number for corresponding period, 1856 13 303 294 6 275 349 rr r.i.h ni Snntch stations, nortn- Knutnacraoscoi t-h.

a DERBY SUMMER MEETING. FRI'-AV, June 24. The WELBEOK Of IMC winneis ol any rac (selling laces ot less tlian 15j sovs. vilue excepted! after June 9, at 10 a.m.. 61b.

of tvoor one value 230 sovs. 91b, of a handicap value 503 sov. for any weightier age race vain: 5C0 sovs. 131b extra: tbe second to n-ceive bQ NOTK-Casualtios oa Loss-book include, vessds ashore, burnt, sunk, er abandoned inoludisg arrcisu coasters; vessels a3hore got oil mucti damaged vessels witn loss uy nri.mnrl. wither rented before as a casualty or not.

In oases where the information is not rfivcn westward on the eastern shores or rae i'n 'wSr fine in most places, but cloudy the a'treSe north of Ireland and also Norway, vdth rlin at Chrirtiansund. A solar bale was reported at xUnllacWre. The amount of bright reports Waem n-t-flp to.davhas been rsspsctin" the crew theVmbability is tho majority were saved. Wednesday. 95-2 93 9 S3-0 92-35 91-88 91-4 90-92 9056 Tuesday.

970 35-95 95-16 S-T6 94 '0 93 65 9J-25 92-97 10 23 30 10 i. 50 60 70 60 Ihs Resfkewshire Challengs Cur (M.H.I, iuc 50 cuineas. Presented by Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. Open to all Volunteers, in battalion teams oi 10 men, who are included as efficient in the last annual Volunteer return ot the battalion they represent; the individual afsrejate scores to decide the The cup to beretamed by the officer commandinj the winnine battalion for the current year. Any battalion winnius it three years successively to retain it permanently.

Scores in Bannockburn prizes to count for those entered iu that competition. Battalions can enter more than one team. One Prize-Cup. 3d Lanark sunshine reg; IStitJieu i i about 7 hours. Sea was moderate at Stornoway; but slight or Mallow Exnins Pearl Diver Fuimcn Gordon stake.

About five furlongs, 4S subs. Yrs st lb Yrs it Iv ..5 SI Prelude 3 7 i ..4 a 10 Yule Tide 4 7 I S3 Lily Maid 4 11 ..3 2 Kill) Ross, 4 7 1 3 1 Dulcimer 7 1 ..6 SO i 6 12 ..4 7 7 (inauciir 3 6 8 4 7 7 Sitourneld 4 6 6 4 7 7 Gint-stra 3 6 5 3 7 6 Boom 3 6 ..3 7 6 June 25. Insraro 91 Macassar for New York; Lilla (German), Akyab issy Y. MacliiDnon. 05 CoL-Serst.

M'Millan 83 Captain M'Cloy pulled down and erected in another place. J. shouid like it very much. (Laughter.) Mr Balfour Brown You want to -among the genteel people iu tha West Jlnd. (Laughter.) 2 By the CoMMHTEE-Thera was not the slightest possibility of St Enoch's again becoming a residen- The Committee adjourned at this jtage till tomorrow, CLYDE, ASDRISHAIG, AND CEINAN RAILWAY, before the Select for the Channel Berbice (s), Manna lor pool; Valuta.

Akyab for the Channel; Emilie rColcB seem, to be moving very slowly eastward, aud while the barometer rising slightly on the eastern shores of the North Sea it ia fallin" a little elsewhere. No very decided change in the weather is likely at present, buLas the barometric fall is greatest in the west Prance the easterly wind will probably freshen a little on our soutlieru coasts. WfiATHER FORECASTS FOB FRIDAY, JUNE 17. ISSDED AT 2.30 P.M. ON I'lUSVlODS JJAV.

848 Tbe DOVERIDGK CUl1 lhan'iicaf cf 6M -irinnora of any race fscllrns; raw? eiceutedl. after June S. at 10 a nj.s 61b, of two or any Handicap valu 200 sovs. olb. or tiro handicaps value 200 sovs, or one of 3C0 or ai.v weight for are race value ijOQsovs.

121b extnt the second receive 25 of tbe Plate. Tbe strht miie. 43 subs. D.Wilton 90 Lieut. J.

Brown 89 Lieut. Dalglish 86 Sergt. M'Ooie 85 Sergt. H. Cowan S4 Hamilton 84 1st Lasake, 1st Teait.

G. Buchanan 93 J. Adamson 92 Sergt. Lowson 91 Serst. Dunlop 86 J.

Duguid 84 Sergt. Bell 83 R. Russell 82 Sergt. M'Conechy 78 W. Patou 77 C.

-Sergt. Eannie 11 Average, 84'S. Sth Lanark. J. H.

Darling M. J. Sherry Sergt. Don C. -Sergt.

Oomery G. Wallace Capt. "Walker Alex. Neilson Sergt. M'AEthur A.

M'Lachlan D. Sconce Yrc. Yrs. St lb 94 91 90 84 84 82 BO 78 78 57 856 Aj, rieya, ivianna lor iievy mv, Cochin for London Falls of Garry, Calcutta for Dun due Johann Galte for New York; Birma, Bassein for tha Channel Clackmannanshire, Rangoon for the Channel Erminia Hong Kong for London Chittasong for Trinidad all arrived at or passed St Helena (by telegraph dated Madeira, June 16). Borohoim, from Grangemouth at Copenhagen, June 12.

Svea, from at Buenos Ayres, June 16. Flora, from Bo'nss at Riga, June 11. Caroline, from Grangemouth at Dantzie, June 12. Bellona, from Grangemouth at Kiel, June 13. Prague (s), from Leith at Hamburg, June 13.

THE SCOTTISH RIFLE ASSOCIATION-. TEE DAENLEY. MEETING. Darnley, Thuraday'Evening. So far as the meeting has Bona -it been faroured wii splendid weather.

To-day was warmer than either of its predecessors, and a shade was gladly welcomed. On account the jubilee celebrations ia the city it was expected that the attendance the general public would be very small, bat thars were a few who seemed rather to appreciate the opportunity of passing a day in the country, rather than remain in th city and endure the jostling the crowded streets. the com. petitors, however, the light was rather bright, and the wind of that fish-tail, fluky character so well known at Wimbledon, and which plays sad havoc with the registers. Notwithstanding these disadvantages the highest score was made this afternoon that has ever been recorded at any open meeting.

Itwas equalled the other week by Corporal Housman.Bramssrove.m the second competition of th English Twenty Clnb, but it was on his own range, and E. M'Vittio also equalled it in a match at Langholm, but, so far as I am aware, this is the fcrst time that the acore of 102 has been made over the Queen's first-stage ranges in public at an open meeting. This afternoon James Carrick, 1st Lanark Engineers, who has only made an average of 76 over the 3 three-distance competitions, resolved to have a shoot over the ranges for the Martini-Henry Sweepstakes. At the 200 yards he went and put on 34, the inner being bis third shot. Moving directly back to the 500 yards, he took a sighter and brought up tha bull's-ayo signal.

Thus secure of his wind and elevatioa, he commenced and put on the possible, giving him a double-distance aggregate of 69 out of a possible 70. A few of his friends, who were aware of this phenomenal score, quietly followed him back to the 600 yards, and he at once prepared to complete his shooting. A magpie for sighting enabled him to see what was needed, and so accurately had he judged both wind and elevation that he began this distance with two bulls. This aroused a keen ifiterest in the breasts of the few who were watching, but when the inner signal was showa in response to his third shot it was hoped that he would not go any lower. His next shot was of equal value, but whan he returned to the bull with his fifth shot hope ran high that he would make the biegest score record.

Another bull for his sixth shot mado him 97 and a shot to go, and as this got noised abread a goodly aumber of Volunteers began to crowd rujmd the range. It was rather a trying moment, and when he pulled his last shot there was a moment of intense suppressed by a loud and hearty cheer as the dummy showed that a bull's-eye had been registered, making the range total 33 and hi.s aggregate 102. Friends crowded round him and warmly congratulated him on his success. Carrick is a young maa oi about 22, and although he has not made any other brilliant scors during this meeting he was one of six who tied last yer for the Asssciation Gup, which was ultimately won by Lieutenant M'Murrich, 1st Renfrew. It is also worthy of notice that immediately afterwards he went down to the 200 yards and, entering for the Kynoch Series of Extras, put on 33.

To-day the leading competition was that for the Bannockburn Prizes, for which there were 170, divided into Slsprizes. The weather was not toe meat suitable for good registers, inasmuch as the light was bright sud the wind of that fluky character characteristic of Vfimbledoa, and though 'the scores made were not quite satisfactory to all concerned, a number were consoling themselves '-that they were getting good practice for the larger meetin.tr, and hoping that the experience thus igained would stand them in good stead in a wider field. When the shooting was opened this morning the targets were beautifully in the shade, and the wind was not quite so troublesome as it became afterwards. "Eeid, of the 1st Dumfries, began well. To 31 hs added 33, but he had to remain content with an average jjf inners at the 600, and an aggregate of 92.

This, however, was 'aota figure to be despised, for Colour-Sergeant W. Ingram, of the 3d Lanark, though he had a point more over the first two ranges, had two less at the third, and was under the necessity of retiring with 91 while Colonel Burt was only SS, and A. Ferguson Queen's Prizeman, 1SS0) was 88. All these, hwever. were eclipsed by the shooting of Sergt.

at li 6 'r 6 a 1 6 6 5 1 5 li fLizlit breezes, cbieflr soutneny 1 dnll some rain. I South-westerly winds, lieht or moSe- rate; fair seuerallr. Southerly winds, lisbt, fine at rirstt (. less settled later, perhips rain. (South-easterly winds, light; fair 'I ceneriilly.

I Easterly winds, moderate or frenh 1 tine senerally. 320TLAXP, Scotland. Scotland, Ensland, N.E Eksla-ntj, Ice 3 linkeiot Kichmond 6 P.oodne 3 lilarrmoutii a Spot 3 -Sub P.osa 4 Itcd Admiral 3 3 2 8 6 5 6 7 6 13 6 8 6 8 6 8 5 a 4 4 3 3 4 4 Crafton Ilesyair -Button Castor; Gloriation Dante Coracle Snare Averaee. 84-3. Average, SVS.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. Friday, July 8. Thn JULY HANDICAP of 10 Sovs. for starter, rvitk 330 adrted if live start, if a number the winner of any fSsutn-eaeta-ly winds, light; fair MIDLAND Esoland, S. iLo.v-f Easterly winsls, moderate or fresh; 1 fine generally.

Ekolako, NVW. (SfSoutl-easterly winds, lisht; fair H. Wales) I generally. Ekslanu. S.V7.

(ASD Easterly or south-easterly winds, S.Wales) I moderate; fine generally. i Southerly or south-westerly winds, Ireland, light; dull; some ruin. SAILINGS FROM FOREIGN PORTS. Neptune (a), left Eordeaux for Glasgow, June 14. I Euda (s), left Hamburg for Greenock, June 13.

Queen Victoria, left Copenhagen far Glasgow, I June li. i 1st Lanark (2d team) 837. Average, 837. 3d Lanark (2d team) 833. Average, 83'3.

1st Renfrew 830. Average. 35 0. Liverpool R. 818.

Average, 81 Tha BROME MEDALS COMPETITIONS, open to Volun teers of the respective counties only, for the highest aggregate scores in City of Glasgow, Caledonian, and Bannockburn prizes. Prizes The bronze medals of the counties of Lanark, Renfrew, and Argyll, entitling the holders to compete at Wimbledon for U.R.H. tbePriuce of Wales Prize of 100. Tbe county of Lanark has three medals. Lanark Wm.

Tucker, 3d Lanark 277 Sergt. Hill. 5th Lanark 27o J. H. Darling, Sth Lanark 273 Renfrew Grier, 5d Renfrew 275 Argyll Lieut.

Barrett, ist Argyll 265 SCOTCH NATIONAL CHAMPION TRIZES. -The following are the 200 who have the highest aggregate over the three distance competitions, and are therefore entitled to shoot on Saturday for the 100, gold badg, and other handicap after tbe declaration of weights tocrry7io, oi any othr rce 6ib. and of any tvo races era handicap ot tbis meeting, IGib ei3ra; f.be second to receive 25 sovs, out of tbe stakes. Last six furlongs i.xxr.iES, Yr. Yrs.

Yrr. Southerly winds, light or moderate; 1 fine generally. Scare 4 Agave Exniuir 4 Intruder Ireland, S. Plesscy (s), left Norfolk for Greenock, 16. Duches of Edinburgh, left Rangoon for Liverpool, comnna Juae 14.

Lively Trelyon (a), fmm Port-Said for the Danube, left Constantinople, June 15. mon" 3je'paris! The other competition of interest was that for the President's Prizes at 600 yards; and for these there were fifty prizes and 75 in money. The shooting for these took place at the iron targets on tha extreme left, and as the firing point is even more exposed than that of the right of the range, it was very difficult to get a good register. Last year the first place in this competition was taken by R. Kerr of the 1st Lanark with 33, and there were six others; with a like figure, one 29 being counted out.

In the forenoon to-day the scoring was scarcely quite up to that of last year. J. Marr of 1st Cheshire got on 32 with a magpie and inner to close. He remained for soma time in this position, the wind playing havoc with the marksmen and rendering all their efforts to secure good registers of no avail. One man retired, so dissatisfied was he with the result of his first shots, while there were scores of 4, 6, and 9, and even of those who reached a double figure there were cot a few who were far out of reach of the prize-list.

Indeed, one veteran who might be supposed to have ere this mastered all the eccentricities of the wind found himself completely baffled, and despite all his efforts he could get no more than 14 points. That, however, was encouraging to some young shots, who took comfort in the thought that they had failed in good compauy. As the forenoon advanced Mr Marr was joined in his 32 by J. B. Adamson of the 1st Mid-Lothian and Sergeant D.

Macbean of the 1st Inverness bat these were put down a place by the performance of Sergeant Jamiesou of A berdeen, who began with an inner, and after four bulls he again dropped into the ianer circle, closing with a buli, and reached the total of 33. In the afternoon Colonel Burt ran up a 32, which landed him iu third place, but no one was able to displace Sergeant Jamieson. who thus remained the winner of the President's Prize. In the Kynoch Extras at 200 yards, where the ammunition usad was that in the solid-drawn cartridges supplied by the makers, there was a very Urge number of entries. In the forenoon cue 34 made, but it was in the afternoon that the big scores were registered.

Immediately after James Carrick of the Engineers had made his 33, li. Hamilton of the 3d Lanark took his place at the firing point and put on 35, while Sergeant J. R. M. Lowson and Sergeant Bell put on 34 each.

These remained at the top of the list, and wiil therefore have the first choice oi the Extra Prises. The Renfrewshire Challenge Cup, which was shot for by battalion teams of ten men in connection with the Bannockburn Prizes, was again won by the 3d Lanark, with an average of so that Colonel Merry will be allowed to retain the trophy which his men wrested last year from the 1st Lanark. As if to show that there was still fight in the Greys, their I first team came in second, the Liverpool Brigade 3 3 6 sub Rosa) 4 5 Bra-w Lass 4 Canterbury. BKN NEVIS WEATHER ftEPOKT. Isoceles Fealty Paiu-bais '6 i Queen tho Dale.

3 3 i The J5arvish 3 estelia (s), left Hudikswall for Ghent, June ia stoudick'. prizes. Upset Ben Nevis OnnsnvATOST, June 1887. 4 Sveetbeart. c.Gervas..

3 4 I Petulance 3 I Deviisiioof City of Ban-Glas- Cale- nock-gow. don'n. burn. 97 96 Seret Bates. 1st SCOTCH PRIVATE BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.

PSOSI OUR OWN REFORTSB.) GLASGOW SUBWAY BILL, Westminster, Thursday, The consideration of this bill was resumed to-day by a Select Committee of the House of Commons-Sir Wilfrid Lawson presiding. The case for the promoters was continued. Mr Simpson, whoso re-examination by Mr Littles was left over from yesterday, was again placed at the witness table. He said that the capital of the company was 250,000, and the borrowing powers 32,000. Thatwould leave a large margin for any unforeseen circumstances, in addition te the usual 10 per cent, on the estmates far emergencies.

If tbe ropes were inspected regularly they need never snap. It would bo impossible to over-wind, as there, would be an automatic stop on the winding drum which would stop the rope at every 700 yards that was to say, at every station. If the eugineman neglected his duty the result would only be a sudden stoppage instead of an automatic one, as the automatic action of the drum would come into play. There was no danger from the pit-waste3 if. the construction of the tunnel was properly inspected.

If there any damage done to property over these pit wastes compensation, would be given, as was provided by a clauso in the bill. There was also a clause in the bill providing that no compsnsation should bs given to the owners of property whose subsoil was taken. He did not see why an owner of property should have a claim over his subsoil, The clause inserted was to prevent a continual series of litigations by persons who complained of their subsoil being taken. There were hundreds of enterprising lawyers ia Glasgow who were anxious for jobs. (Laughter.) Mr Balfouk BnowNE And some engineers also.

Mr Littler I am afraid I am going against my own profession in eppcisiug such a clause. Witness I feel very strongly on this poiat, because I have been very much worried already. (Laughter.) Sir Benjamin Baker, exammed by Mr Utilkr, said that he was an engineer, and was now in Sir John Fowler's firm. 'i'hey were engineers for the Bridge, and bad had great experience in underground working, In carrying out the underground railways in London they had to deal with structures ns heavy and expensive as any oa the route of this subway. In the London underground railways they went much nearer valuable buildings than the Glasgow subway.

Iu same cases they actually carried the railway under property which they did not pul! down, lie considered the subway a very simple engineering work, and there was not an engineer in Westminster who would net gladly undertake it. There would not be the slightest danger ef damage to buildings in Buchanan Street or anywhere else by the construction ef the subrcay. Iu constructing the London Underground liailway the elaborate precautions to be taken by Jir Simpson were cot adopted. Such precautions were very exceptional. They were wise, but they increased tho estimate.

From the nature of fEesoil in Buchanan Street, he Raro Wind. elands. at oT! Dry Wet JJirec- Force A at Bulb. Bull). Hon.

0tn6.Jlleu 3 7T7 J5-S2-ii 1S-5 45-S W. 1 jcir'iM tl LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. Wedsesdav, 13. The SIXTIETH LtVEftPOor, CUP of 1501 Guineas (specie); the second to receive 20 sov.r and the third IOj rrm the Plat; a handicap winners after June 16. at 10 a.m., of tivo races or of one value 2-0 sovs.

or a bandicap of any value 51b, of tvo handicaps of any value or of one value 4CO sots, iOln extra. Aboutonemileandthreefurlonffs. 64subs. VvElOHTS. VESSELS SPOKEN.

Eurasia, London to Melbourne, June 6, 28 19 W. Weetorbottora, Liverpool to gt John, Jans 7, 44 K.j 47 Otterburn (of Greenock) supposed, signals doubt-ful-steeriiir N.W., May IS, 29 12 E. Btrathearn (British ship), from Liverpool, steering May 5, 65 W. Naupactus- (British ship), steering May 26, 15 2S W. Celia (barquentine), of Liverpool, steering S.W., June 6, 31 17 VV.

i-Silurian (British barque), steering May 22, 2 30 W. ColdBtream (of Liverpool) March 5, 3 28 93 91 S5 24 85 83 95 85 93 95 SS 94 82 91 91 SO S5 SI 88 84 92 92 92 87 96 92 68 96 94 86 91 87 91 37 90 86 93 91 93 59 S9 st lb I Yrs. st lb 5 2 Roodee 13 7 i 0 Prince 6 7 i I Committee E-of the" House of Commons Mr Woodall presiding. Mr Cbas. Eorman, C.E., engineer of the pro-posed railway, who was yesterday examined in chief, 5 was cross-examined at great length by counsel for the opponents of the bill.

Mr John Walker, general manager of the North British Railway Company, said that his directors had entered into an agreement with the promoters of the bill to work the undertaking, and they had entered into that agreement as the servnnts of tbe public as well as of the shareholders. The directors had no doubt that the construction of a railway through this district would very largely develop its resources, and would draw through the district a very large stream of tourists. By means of this connection the North British Company would be able to carry the fish, cattle, sheepand other produce of the district into all parts of Sect-land and England. The Caledonian Company had access to the western seaboard at Oban. It was not only to their interest that the North British Company should have a similar access at Crinan, bnt it was also to the interest of the public.

An outlet.at Criuan would give the North British Company i'meansof dealing with the traffic of the west that they did not now possess and with the view of obtaining that outlet they had made a liberal and favourable agreement with the new company. He bad no hesitation in saying that if the railway were made a large traffic would be developed ther. Wherever a railway was made it increased traffic. The North British Company had fsmud a notable instance of this fact in the Aber-foyle line. He was quite satisfied that the line could be completed for the estimates, and hs mentioned that the'Callander and Oban Railway, if it were to bo made now, could be constructed for about halt of what it did cost.

The passenger traffic between Sandbank and Craigendoran would be conducted by a service of swift steamers. Iu regard to heavy goods traffic, there would be no difficulty in working it without trans-shipment at Sandbank. It was likely that the Forth Eridge would be completed before this line was opened for traffic, and in that case one of the Granton and Burntisland goods steamers could be transferred to tha Craigandoran and Sandbank passage. The fear as to the steamboat owners suffering loss of revenue from the railway was purely imaginary. Mr MacBrayne had found that the Oban line had been of service to his steamers rather than the reverse.

The Committee adjourned till to-morrow. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY BILL. This bill, which has passed through the House of Commons, to-day came before tha Chairman of Committees of the House of Lords (the Duke of Buckingham) as an unopposed measure, and was pissed and ordered to be reportsd to the House, The bill, among. other objects, incorporates the Glasgow City and District Railway in the North Hritisll system, and provides fur the construction of a branch from the Bathgate line to the Broxburn Oil Works, 8 lo 1 no Liz.ird Yrs. Bird of 5 Carlton 4 Gay Hermit 4 Orafton 5 Exraoor 4 syir Kenneth 5 Middlethorpe a St Micliael 4 3 try Wild Oats- Miss Manneria.

IHS TWENTST-FOUR Houks Maximum thermometer, 5S'0 minimum, 40'7. Ozone, morning-, ozone, night, 5. Total snn-shine recorded, 12 hours 44 minutes. Eainfcand, black-bulb, 113. Sky overcast with cirrus clouds till 3 a.

clearing gradually till 9 A.3L,, almost cloudless since. Light westerly breezes all day iforce 1 till noon, and less since. Temperature rising till 7 P.M., but falling since. Air dry all day, the humidity falling gradually to 27 per cent, at P.M., but rising slowly since. Barometer steady till 5 a.3I., and rising since.

No rain fell. Lower hills covered with fog til! noon, and slightly obscured by haze since. Kaskis, Interim Superintendent. Oberou r. A OTT A HTDO 7 7 6 11 6 11 6 li 6 6 6 6 6 AOUAUimU.

Pt.V S3 Loimls Coracle Kiniilisber Conservator. Lisbon Savile Givendaie Sniurit-in Claymore 1-Vf edom The Hug 90 3E85 85 64 Belfast. Junl'lo, The A. Hastinsa (of Dundaik), i Merry Ducbess from Dublin for Trooo, in ballast, grounded in I si'iorriuce" Dundrum Bay laat niffht, and floated this morning, The Cob The Irravraddy (sj, from Glasgow, was in oN Radius 4 8 3 3 0 7 12 7 II 7 10 7 8 7 8 7 5 0 licif-m at 4 a.m. on off Port-Patrick, with i 84 84 77 91 S3 S9 the GlenwiUiatB (a), of and from jBarroyv for Ayr, with iron ore.

The Glenwiiliam sank. First and second engineers drowned. 32 SO 91 89 97 78 85 83 85 84 87 90 SO 80 80 S2 TEE TURF Plaut-seuec Andras6y Castor Beaulieu Seihy Hungarian Timothy Theodore Martlcy Lady Casfclereagh Beaver Carrasco Quilp How's Tbat Sir ITamo Morgan Mersman Sanctuary 5 Qniclcsand 5 5 i Kildare 5 1 Pennant 5 Bessie 5 Ohippeway 4 L'l--r tho Way. 4 3 i Bertha 3 Gervas 3 Prince 3 I Maize 3 i sir Galahad, 3 i Ten Eroeek 2 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 coming in at toe eod ot the list. The bronze medals for the three counties of Lanark, Renfrew, and Argyll were also competed fori ia connection with the three three-distance competitions.

These medals, though iatrinsically of little value, are highly prized, because they giva tha holders the right to compete at Wimbledon for the 100 given by the Prince of Wales. The three medallists for Lanark are Wm. SPORTING NOTES. (Sy White ahd London, Thursday Night. Very hotweatber was experienced on the opening day at Newton, where tbe attendance was good in every department.

The Maner Cup brousht out If 5 Yt IS 90 89 91 84 92 84 93 80 KEMPTOK PARK FIRST SUMMER MEETING, SATCP.DA.V. July 16, The KSMPTOX PARK HANDICAP of iOC-0 Sovs.v the second horse to receire 5D sors, out of the stakes; tha eight competitors, of whom John Barleycorn had most followers at 3 to 1, but Kimbolton at a point longer odda carried plenty of mony. The last- named secured the verdict after a good race with Hammoon, Londonderry being third. Stronvar, who was mr3t in demand fnr the Go! borne Park 87 87 85 84 79 81 84 95 91 85 83 86 85 92 S4 93 C5 winner cf any race (selling races eicepteuf atter toe put-n- -J-j Corp. Montsomerie, 1st W.

Tucker, 3d Lanark Grier, 3d J. Buchanan, 1st Perth T. Love, l3t Ayr. J. Dawson, 1st J.

Love, 1st Ayr. Sergt. Hill, 5th Lanark 3. H. Darling, 8tb Lanark T.

Paul. Liverpool Corporal Siaicock, 2d Corporal Caldwell, 1st Renfrew Captain Cortis, 2n Sussex Lieut. J. Carson, 3d Lieut. Robinson, 1st Q.L Hysloji.

2d Ayr Corporal Reid, 1st Lanark Sergeant Lowson, 1st Lanark. D. Wilton, 3d Lanark Halliday, lat Renfrew Lieut. Brown, 3d Lanark Lance-Corol. Wren, 3d Renfrew Hall, Border J.

Dunbar, 1st Inverness J. J. Marr, 1st Cheshire R. Hamilton, 3d Lanark II. Oomery, 3th Sergeant Smith, 1st Ayr.

M. J. Sherry, 8th Lanark Sergt. Don. 8th Lanark Sergt.

Scott. 2d Perth J. Boyd, 1st Ayr Sergt. Marsdeo, 13th Sergt. Gentles, 1st Stirling Sergt.

Bell, 1st Lanark X. Chicken, 1st ,7. Grantham, Sth Laucash Anderson, 6th Lau. Capt. Pollock, 3d Renfrew J.

Giltnour. 2d Lanark Sergt. Cowan, 7th Lanark Sergt. Halliday, 31 Lieut. Davidsoo, 1st Fife C.

W. Wattleworth, Liverpool, W. Davidson, 1st Sergt. Waterston, 7th Lanark. Sergt.

Proctor. 1st Kigin il Sergt W. Miller, 1st Carswell, Ist CoL-Sgt. Ingram, 3d M'Millan, 3d Livingstone, 2d Lieut. Barrett, 1st Argyll Lieut.

M-Isaac, 1st Corporal Barry. 2d J. Duguid, 1st Lanark B. Crara, 2d Lanark Tiveedie, 1st Dumfries Sergeant Orr, 2a Renfrew Sergt. Murray, 1st Corpl.

Graham. 6th Jas. Newlands, 2d Lauark Sergt. M'Conechy, 1st Corpl. Cameron, 1st Elgin J.

M'CaHum, 1st Argyll Cowan, 2d Robert Kerr, 1st Lanark Capt. Hutchins, D. Gray, 1st Inverness P. Reid. 1st Dumfries Campell.

1st Renfrew Capt Scott, 2d Lanark M. Stevenson, 2d Lanark Campbell, 2d R. Smith, 1st Ayr Sergt, Jamieson. 1st Aberdeen. J.

Luke. 1st Stirling Major J. Kicholson, 1st Inverness, Corporal Law. Gailoway. Capt.

M'Nabb, 1st Lanark T. Mackenzie, 1st Lanark J. Purvis, 1st- Haddington G. Gray, 5th Aberdeen Murchie, 6th Lanark Private Grant. 2d Perth G.

Buchanan, 1st Lanark A. Murray, 9th Lanark Sergt. Ferguson, 1st H. Fulton, 3d D. Yates, 1st Edinburgh Lieut Watson, 1st Corpl.

Barrett 2d Norfolk Lieut ttluir, 3d Renfrew Wm. Purves, 1st Lanark i W. PatersoD, 1st Aberdeen. TiE. Caldwell, 1st Renfrew.

Sgt Westwood, 2d Mid-Loth'n. Sergt. Jolly, 4th Lanark. CopL Keddie, 2d Mid-Lothian, Col. -Set.

Whiieheld, 1st Lujjith. Cant Scobie, 1st Cant Brown, 1st Dumfries ot tne iwsnts to carry 'id. two, or or a aaccicap ib extra. furlongs. value 102 sovs.

thought that water might iiow into tha workings, SRIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARKIVED AT THE TAIL OF THE BANK. June 16. Cuba, from Jamaica for Glasgow. SAILED FROM THE TAIL OF THE BANK, June 15.

Asia (s), from Glasgow for Bombay, Comorin (s), from Glasgow for llouen. Sanda (s), from Glasgow for Gothenburg, Skjold, from Glasgow for Cronstadt, June IS. Henry, from Greenock for Quebec. Fnrnessia (s), 3613, Hedderwick, from Glasgofor New York general. IRVINE.

Sailed. June 1G Catherines, Belfast; Castle Green, Islay, TE.OON. ARRIVED, June 16 Scotia, Stranraer. Sailed. June 16 Siloam, Jubilee, and Nina all for Dandalk; Amy, Dublin; Lugar (s), Dumbarton Castle, Tayinloan, AYR, Arkived.

June 15 Doon (s), Llandulas, limestone. Sailed. June 16 Lugar (s), Lame, general; Strathavon (s), Larne, coal City of Exeter (s), Cardiff, light; VV. Dawson (s), Gloucester, pig iron; Grace, St Malo, coal T. Edwin, Deveron, coal A.

James, ITellowcraft, and Leona all for Belfast, coal Leona, Dublin, coal. GRANGEMOUTH. Arrived. June 16 Bull (s), Middlesbrough, iron Countess of Carrick (s), Anstruther, light Abergrange (s), Middlesbrough, iron Vistula (s), Stakes, easily placed that event to the credit of Sir R. Jardine, being fallowed home by Dar- Yrs.

3 Yrs. 5 danelles and Sltie iSeif. ine other races call tor Giesshubler Gd. Tl. 283 277 277 275 275 27t 274 274 273 273 272 271 271 270 MS 263 258 267 267 267 267 267 267 267 265 265 266 266 265 2C5 265 265 265 265 265 265 265 264 264 264 294 264 264 264 264 264 264 264 264 263 263 263 265 265 263 263 263 263 262 262 262 262 262 262 262 261 261 261 261 261 261 260 240 263 260 260 260 260 260 263 260 260 260 250 260 259 259 29 259 269 259 259 259 253 253 253 258 258 258 253 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 257 256 256 but it wouia ne irom cue sou anu nut irum me river.

Water from river would percolate, through such soil at the rate of an inch a day, and St Enoch Station was 120 yards from the rivor. Ho had tested the efficacy of grippers since the bill was lis TRIES. Yrs. Snart 4 KinsSsher Beaulieu 4 Spot Cbitter 4 Bessie jUoublooa 4 Tyrone 4 Queen Bee Gay Hermit 4 Koma Church 4 Hero Sfcetch worth 3 Hawthorn Froloni 3 no comment. Cintra 5 I aopend my selections for to-morrow I lord 5 Juvenile Selling Plate, Bonay May filly Eccles- 4 town Handicap, Eccentricityj-Grand Stand Plate, CaudteniiuY 4 Forest; Great Newton Cup, Osborne's selected Grey Friars 4 St Helen's Plate, Tittentone Lyme Park Stakes, 4 Bates, of the 1st Warwick.

Like a number of other men, be retiredjwith 31 at the 200 yar.ls, but he was fortunate at the 500 in putting on a possible, and raising his double distance aggregate to 66. On retiring to the 600 yards he began with two inners and a bull, thus giving hopes of a good aggregate. Two inners to follow made him 87 and two shots to go. There was nothing very positive about the register, an4 if oao were to argue from what had gone be-fore, one wousd not expect a bigger total than 95, but he made a beautiful finish with two bolls and ran up a distance total of 31 and an aggregate of 97. An hour after this Corporal Raid, of the 1st Lanark Engineers, had a 34 at the 500 yards, which gave Mm 6-1 to go back with, but on outer, a magpie, and an inner among the bulls reduced him somewhat, so that the total over all was drawn down to 93.

Quartermaster-Sergeant Thos. Grier, of the 3d Renfrew, like some others, had a start of 31, and emulating Corporal Keid with a 34, lie had for the double range to, but he was even more unfortunate than the others at the 600 yards, for an outer, two magpies, and an inner and three bulls enly mads up 27, so that with his line mencement he was, over all, one point under his comrade from the Engineers. After this there was some curious shooting at the 600 yards. All that men could do equal registers were not to be got. Outers, magpies, misses, and bulls were mixed up in the most miscellaneous style.

Elevation was altered and windage 91 SS 83 85 90 85 76 S3 77 91 92 SO 83 S3 86 85 87 85 84 87 84 91 84 38 82 7 92 before the other House. We had designed a grip-per since then, and a dozan of them were now working. He had never known any compensation pair! for the removal of subsoil in his experience, Mr W. M. Laird, iron and coal master, Glasgow, said he was one of tha promoters of this subway, and was a director of tie Glasgow District Hail-way.

The Hvndlasds Station did not accommodate tbe district through which this subway would run. In conseauence. attempts were made to con YESTERDAY'S WINNERS AND OFFICIAL STARTING- PRICES. MR BRIGHT AND MR GLADSTONE. Mr Bright lias addressed the following letter to Mr Gladstone, in reply to Mr Gladstone's note of the Sth insfc.

My dear fMr Gladstone, My remark as to your speech was not strictly accurate. I wrote from memory, and the sentence about Ulster was not sufficiently definite to haye fixed itself SANDOWN PARK CLUB SECOND SUMMER (JUBILEE) MEETING. Thursday. July 21. The JUBILEE HANDICAP 'it 5003 the second to receive 1GC-0 the third 500 soys, out of the Bixkez: winners of auy hanrlica;) vhie SCO soys, after June 9, at to carry 5lb, nf rn-o or one ralue SCO sor3.

Sib, of two value 600 or one value 1S30 sors. 121b extra. Eclipse Stakes Course labout one mile and a quarter', to be run over tbe New 69 subs. ACCLPTANCas. struct a branch to the District Baflway.

but this 90 SI 75 80 85 86 84 85 82 92 87 SO 69 79 83 79 93 91 77 88 78 82 85 S7 90 85 53 84 92 81 KA.cZ. H05SE. F.IDK?-. Katerfield H'cap (6 All-aged Plate (6) Governor Waller. Finlay GolboruePk Stikea(lO) Stronrax Manor Cup (Si.

Kimbo4oa "Watts being found impossible the present scheme was started. The stock would be offered to tho public, 5 to 1 10 to 5 3 to 1 4to 1 Tucker of the 3d Lanark, Armourer-Sergeant Hill of the 5th, aud J. H. Darling of the 8th while Quartertuaater-Sergeaut Thomas Grier carrisd off that for Renfrew, and Lieutenant Barrett, who tied for the Queen's last year, secured that for Argyll. Below I give the list the 200 eotitled to shoot in the Scottish National Champion Prizes of 610, the first being 100 aud the geld badge.

Over the three competitions Sergeant Bates of 1st Warwick, heads the list 283, with an average of S)4-33, ia order of merit being Corporal Montgomerie, of tiie 1st Renfrew, and Wm. Tucker, of the 3d Lanark, with 277, or an average of 2'o3 each. It is unfortunate that such fiue shootiug carries with it no other honour than that of shooting for the 100 but in the meantime this is all that pertains to it. The officers in charge of the ranges were Lisuts. Egan, Munro, and Macfariaue, Royal Scots Major Heye, 3d Renfrew R.V.j Captain Hunter, Queen's Edinburgh; Captain Adam, 1st Midlothian; Captain M'Cloy, 3d Lanark; Captain Puitney, 7th Lanark; Captain Donaldson, 3d Renfrew; Captain Junaer, 1st Dumfries Captain Lennox, 1st Dumfries and Lieut.

Keys, 3d Renfrew. Dr Hamilton, of Thornliebank, was the medical officer on dutv. The following are the results of the competitions coucluded to-day: The Baxnockbiikjs' Pjuzes I.M.H.). Open to all comers, ia Volunteer positions, at 500, aud 6iXl yards; eeTeu shots at each UisUnce. Oue sisatius shot at each distance.

Prizes-2S, 15, 10, 5, 4, 4, 5, 3, 3. 3, twenty of SI, and fifty of i'l. 200 500 600 TI. Sgt. Bates, 1st War'ck 5554544-31 5555555-35 4454455-31 97 Sgt.

J. Hill, 5th ik. 544444550 35 455255531 96 Tnos. 1st Ayr 55445451 555555434 545444551 S6 444443427 5554555- 34 55555453 95 J. H.

Uarliog. 8th LU. 5454444-30 5544445-31 5145555-3J 94 J.Grantham,5thLanc. 445444530 5554454-52 4555444 51 93 Jas. Luke, 1st St'cc 544551429 555545554 545255430 93 G.

Buchanan, 1st 444544550 4555455 33 455444430 93 Upl. 345455430 554555534 3555524-29 93 CLJtontsomerie.lRw. 524544426 4455555 35 5555535 35 92 iSst.Fereu30n,lLmfrs. 444354f 2S 5555545- 34 5455535-30 92 Up.Ar.aersoi),6thl.k. 4444455- 30 5455454-32 3555444-30 92 R.EutherJoru.lBSEw.

5455344-30 5535555 -33 2453555-29 92 J.Adamsoa.lstLan.. 3555544-29 555555535 4554532-28 92 C1. Barry, 2d 5345455-31 5455455-33 4545325-2B 92 i Keid, 1st Dumfries 455444 31 4545555-55 5535253-28 92 Grier. 3d Ren. 444555431 5455S55-M 2455355-27 92 J.

Dunhar, 4544544-30 555433429 5555455 -32 91 J. Dnacan, 1st Dum. 4545445-51 5545434-28 4545554-32 91 Cpi. Lincock, 2d Caes. 4454454-30 5554454 50 4453555-31 91 G.Brotherston.SthLk.

4544445 -30 4544545-31 2555555-50 91 1 Kifp 4454545 -31 555545553 4455534-30 51 but if the public did not take it up the promoters Yrs. st lb Ynt, 3 9 11 Hunter) Flat (5) 4 to Bftnciso 1 Gay Hermit. 5 Carlton would do so. The tramways aici hoc meec i.ne requirements of the people. They were slow, and, esneciallv on rainv davs.

were crowded and incon Copeland Plate (4) Dra Diavolo Finlay 4 to i (The fiffures ia parentnesis indicate the number of starters.) st I 7 5 7 3 6 15 6 12 a 6 7 6 3 6 2 3 13 12 3 0 7 13 7 7 6 tvuicosiier City more HeclUse Punte Wine Sour Hyiton ami Aroti. Hurcewood venient. Tho subway would be a great boon to tbe Timothy Stourhead. (Edipus Htrpenden NEWTON SUMMER MEETING. a GOODWOOD MEETING, JulyZe.

The STEWARDS' CUT vue 300 sovs. (siren the Eas. Fund), abided to Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, hft; thewicner of jthandicaii after the pnblicar.ion of thn weights to cany 4ii, of one value- so. Tib.

of oae vi'mc SCO sovs. IClb extra; the second to receive 50 sovs. out of the stakes; T.Y.C. Leitn, light Rotterdam, ballast. Sailed.

June 16 Bear (s), Middlesbrough, light; Cumberland (s), Dundee, general; Bull (s), Middlesbrough, light Charles. Kahl, Cronstadt, coal Pelau (s), Hamburg, coal. LEITH. Arrived. June 15 Princess Mand (s), Liver, pool, general; Ualvina (s), London, general; Sleipnor, Sundswall, battens Coblenz (s), Hamburg, general; Sien, Orris xtoldwick, battens: Olfredshamis, battens; Abbotsford (s), Antwerp, general.

Sailed. June 15 Active, Fraserburgh, general; Pomona, Kirkwall, general Vistula (s), Grange, mouth, ballsst Idia, London, bricks, BURNTISLAND. Arrived. June 16 Adelaar, Harlingen, straw. Sailed.

June 16 Barbara Hendrika, Denmark, coal Helena and Auguste both for VVil-helmshaven, coal Wega (s), Flensburg, coal. DUNDEE. Arrived. June 16 Amethyst (s), Archangel, flax Dundee (s), London, goods Cumberland "(s), Thursday, Jaue 16. The MAKEEPIELD HANDICAP PLATE of 100 Guineas winnersfexcra Five furlooss, Mr Whipp's Serenade, bv Toucfaei Castalia, 5yrs, 9st 51b Weldon 1 Mr Trulook-Kankm'a Chines, 3 yrs, 7st 91b S.

Loates 2 Mr Key-wood's Dan Dancer, yrs, Sst 121b Ax tell 3 Mj G. Cleveland's Tamberlik, 3 yrs, 1st 121b Finlay Mr W. J. Lech's Fair Ellen, 3 yrs, 7st 5lb CaUer 0 Mr J. Pickers-ill's aedl Sst Hit.

Bruckshaw 0 Betting 7 to 2 agat Chuiea, 4 to I Exporc, 5 to I each. Serenade and 6 to 1 Dun Daucer, After two or three breaks-array, Chloes jumped off with a slight lead of Fair Ellen, but he was soon steadied, aud Fair Ellen was followed by Tamberiik, Chiucs coins on thiro, clear of Serenade and Export. Fair Ellen and Tamberlik 87 87 85 82 7S 85 77 90 Entries. working classes of the Oowcaduens. Cross-examined by Mr Balfour Browse," witness said that there was a good deal of ground round Victoria Cross unbuilt upon.

Who called this Victoria Cross is it in honour of the jubilee? I suppose. Ivlr Simpson, wanted to commemorate the Jubilee. (Laughter.) He-examined by Mr Littlee The ground at Victoria Cress was unbuilt upon, because the facilities for travelling were poor. Thomas Steven said he was one of the promoters, and was a large employer of labour at the Milton Ironworks, on the route of the subway. The tram way3 -did not serve his works so well as the subway would do.

The subway would be very convenient for the College Division, and many people living there wers employed in the city. The promoters themselves supply all the capital if required. Cross-examined by Mr Ealpodp. Bbowne Yrs. Yrs.

I 4 fitetchworth 82 Despair OomuDa. Dalmecy Fu linen 3 3 3 3 91 82 Ordovix R. Russell. 1st took tm the rtinbiriL' at the distance htu h' wJiwah tX asc and Loose. D.

Parae, H.A.C 84 3 3 CraEton stall off the of Serenade, who won by a neck; a length divided second aud third. Eiport was lourth, and 87 81 86 24 87 SO 83 Serfft. Dunlop, 1st Lanark S3 Cob -Sergt. Crawford. 1st 92 H.

Watt. 2d Renfrew 85 Bsanliea Fullerton Everirt. Candlemas Upset Tyrone Loved One. Gay Hermit Obeiou Cissy Tib Lisbon How'a Thai Modwena Jesuit II. L-ourdes Maxim Nora Cobbler Hombill SUrtley Pierrnpont 4 Isosceles 4 presold 4 Paiii-bis 4 Huso 4 Gaiiinall 4 Kinstish 4 Spot 1'relude 4 Antonio 4 i Timothy 4 Fealty 4 Dante 4 Dtizzlc Grt.choke 3 Veracity ...3: WiiiuiugtOK 3 i Fanfare 5 Hessie 3 Jack o' Lantern, 3 Saint 92 87 83 89 W.

Duff, 6th Lanark ATGrisor, 2d Lanark J. Munro, 1st Lanark. Korpt ohiaholm. Border Kiflea. 87 83 in my memory, i regret the apparent want or accuracy; but on reading over the report of your speech, I may observe that you deal with the Ulster question in a way not calculated to give any comfort or any hope to the loyal population of that province.

You say "If there be a desire, a well-considered desire, on tbe part of the Protestant population iu the portion, of Ulster capable of being dealt with separately, we were perfectly agreed to considerauy plan for the purpose." But can anything be nitre unsatisfactory than this sentence 1 You ask for a well-considered desire" on the part of the "Protestant population." Has it not been known to all men that the desire has been "well considered," aud that it has been expressed in the loudest tones by those who are entitled to speak for the Protestant inhabitants of the proviuce You speak of the Protestants in the portion of Ulster capable of being dealt with separately," and for these you are prepared "to consider any plan for the purpose but you must know that any plan lor dealing only with the Protestants of Ulster by themselves, and not associated with the rest of the population of the province, is an impossible plan, and not worth oue moment's consideration. In dealing with this question, even in a speech io Wefshmen, I think Ulster has a claim upon you for a definite expression of opinion as to your plan for the future government of the. province. Your plan a year ago was to place Ulster under the rule of a Parliament in Dublin, and the people know and dread that their future fortunes would be subject to the control of a body of men about whose character and aims you and I differ very seriously. You deem tbem patriots.

I hold them to be not patriots, but conspirators agaiust the Crown and Government of the United Kingdom. It is not long since we agreed, or I thought we agreed, on this point. You have changed your opinion. I can onlv reeret that I have not been able to E. 4445455- 31 2545555-51 244-1555-23 91 Witness said he knew that the tramways had besu 87 Lowe.

Queen's Westin'ter Capt. Certis, 2d Suss. 444445530 5553555 -35 5543245-28 91 M. J. Sherry, Lao.

555434452 5544445-31 2455534-23 91 Dnlcime: 5 Aiielin 5 -Tou. de Paris 5 Isobar Kingwotid 5 Pearl Diver 5 Tbe Uountess 5 Mallow Debenture Lord Charles. Kxniiur 1 by Wjid 0t- Ardundel 4 jiiea iasc. The ALL-AGED SELLLTGTLATE of 100 Guineas wefebfc forage, with selliugr and" other allowances. Five furlongs.

Mr G. Cleveland's Governor Walltr, bylieverberation Clarice. 3 yrs, Sst 121b (50) Fiulay 1 Mr Thoruhvelt's Mollyoak. 2 yrs, est Ulb 2 Mr Abinetou's Fetish Man, 3 yrs. Sic llib 50 Watta 5 Mr Ailcu' Oirt Harry, 3 121b (20) Eaxrett 0 Mr.Mosii'sGlrtulnsst3yrsl8st 91b(5D) K.

Tymlinson 0 Mr T. Stevens's, Lord Hastings, Syrs, Sst 41b (S0) F. Eairert 0 Mr Heyvrood's Silver Rne. 6st Slb(50) 0 86 91 85 changed, but all to no purpose. Experienced men were caught like the others, so that the younger shots felt somewhat satisfied when they discovered that there were others equally situated.

James Swan, of the 1st Fife, ran up a very well-balanced 91, made up of 31 at the 200 yards and followed by "two thirties. Captain Cortis, of the 2d Sussex, was better over the first two distances, and an average of inners got bim up to 91, a figure which, though it did not carry him near the head of the prize list, gave him a fair average for the Cham-nion Prizes. Mr Sherry, of the 8th Lanark, and Sergeant J. P. M.

Lowson, of the 1st Lanark, ran up 91 each, but-Corporal Anderson, of the 2d Renfrew, was forwinate enough to add a point more and total 92. At midday gun-fire a goodly number of tickets were returned bearing figures of 90, and amang these were Captain Pollock, of the 3j Renfrew, James M'Intyre, of the 1st Lanark, a former holder of one of the -Xanark Bronze Medals, and Corporal Graham, of th 6th Lanark, while Major Davisouof Liverpool, -and John Duncan, of the 1st Dumbarton, who bad .96 on Tuesday, had each 91, his score of 32 at the 600 yards to-day being considered a very fortunate shoot. Corporal Barry ran on 92, as did W. Tucker, icf the 3d Lanark, and Sergeant J. Forguson, 1st jPumfriesbnt these were all exceeded by J.

Grantham, of the C-th Lancashire, who put on a very symmetrical 93. A thirty at 200 yards was fol-'iawed by 32 at the 500 yards, and he split the "''difference at 600 and pat on 31, made. up three and four inners. It was feared, from the very unsatisfactory character of the shooting at GOO that the registers would even be inferior to itiioso of last year, but the fact that there were 20 'aegisters oi 90 and upwards against 15 yesterday is aiproof that it is slightly better, and that if it maintained its character the 88's which found a place in thi prizt-list of the' Caledonian Prizes would be shut out from all participation in the honours of the Bannockburn Prizes. In tha afternoon the shooting did not improve so 3Eucb.

as was expected, notwithstanding the fact iaat the wind calmed down a little. One of the first to conclude after this was James Luke, who with a 34 at 500 yards, had 63 for his double distance lKJWSOD, ISt i.an. 4to34 OOO-iW 50 4itOOJ 1 rio.itnn 32 455S5SS-S2 2534D33 2 82 84 86 86 76 92 82 85 85 83 84 82 84 88 88 80 Iciram, 3d Lk 5455445-32 5554554 35 442355 26 Set. Orr, 2i Kenfrew 4453445 27 5334555 -30 5554455-oi J. fj.

Henderson. GaL 444544429 5535545-30 4455553-31 Sergt. Cowan. 3a ijauaril Lieut. Dalgleisb, 3d A.

Kutherford, 1st Kenfrew. Sergt. Lock, Galloway 1). alacsibbon, 3d Lanark Thomson, 10th Burt, 1st T. Wintrop, 1st Dumfries II.

Balcerstone, 3d Lanark A. Vt. Gibson, 7th Lanark E. A. Fellows, 1st Argyll Serrf.

Murray. 5th Aberdeen Cast. Pollok. 444554430 455455529 5S5M45-31 87 SO 84 83 94 Chatter 4 Alarm 30 5535542-29 5453545 31 90 30 355345550 435355530 90 Cel. W'Uonald, 1 5444445-Sent.

Don. Lk 5445144- Weinesdait. Julv 27. 31 4425554 29 TOliao au 5u 13. ciaa.

2 Lk 4j5M4; SU 33 S3 91 82 90 85 88 The CHESTERFIKLD CUP (Handicap) value SCO So. I'ivea from the race fund), added to a Sweepstakes ot IS Sovs. each, 5 ft the winner of any haudican after ths publication of the weights to carry of any handicap value 200 sovs. 7lb, or nt the Stewards' Cuj at this meetina, or any handicap value 500 sovs. 10lb extra; the second receive 50 S'jvs.

out of the stakes. Craven course. Cril Graham, 6 5430452 23 Maoobl OJ Jnw-a O'-ssr. Murchie. 6 4454555-50 4544455-31 3454553 29 Cpl.

Koddie, 2 4445454-50 5345554 -31 2Jo45M-K! Lt. 1 Lk. 5554545- 31 4554545 -30 o53i5-29 Jas. M-intjre. 1 4545544-31 4554454-51 2j5544o-23 1) Wilton.

3 1 5555554-34 5553552-50 2554352-26 90 90 80 SO 90 90 256 256 256 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 254 254 254 254 X. Chicken. 1 4545544-31 5555535- 35 2Kj324j-i4 23 SO Cant. Scott. 2 Lk 5454455-32 055coM-i3 OMW- coBstructed at an expense ot boiiw to the ratepayers of Glasgow.

By the Comaiittise In the subway the travellers would be able to get into mora select company. (A laugh.) In the tramways they had to sit down beside people who had better have spent their nennies in soap. Somewhere about a dozen persons had subscribed, and would secure that the schemes would not be an abortion. The stock would offered to the public at par, and the promoters would take up whatever stock was not subscribed for. He understood that the arrangements were such that the promoters would 30e to the completion of the scheme.

Mr Henry brother of the member for the Central Division of Glasgow, spoke to the scheme being of great convenience to the public. Mr Thomas Lucas Paterson, one of the proprietors of the Dowanhill estate, said that the districtwas not adequately supplied by the tramway company, Theisubway would give an impetus to the building of the estate. Cross-examined by Mr Clabk He was not aware that the proprietors of Dowanhill estate were to get any money from the Subway Company. The Chaibuak said that the Committee did sot require any more evidence as to the public neces. Mr Halls Glen Seasham, 2 yrs, 6st lllb Betting Evecs Man.

7 to 1 asst ciitn Keasharo, 8 to I Old Harry, 10 to i each Governor Vvalferand HoHyoak. Fetish Man Bet the pace, aud snou held a clear lead of Lord Hastings and Old Karry, with Genera! hasham and Governor Woller oext, anrt Silver Mina and GJeulass the last pair. Clear iutervals separated the three leaders as they came up tha bill to the straight, but half -Tray up Lord Eastings aud Old Hairy were passed by Governor Woller and Hollyoak, and Eetiah Man literally standing still in the last few Btri.les. GoverEJor won by half a length a head diyidMl second and thira. General ileasham was fourth andLurd rlastings fifth, Old Harry uext and Gleulass last.

The winner was bought i for seventy guineas. The GOLBOPwNE 1JARK STAKES oj "IS Sots, each, 1 ft (to tbe winner), with 300 sots, added, for two-year-olds cotts Sst 121b, nliies and geldings Sst 91b; winners eitr Five furloiigs. Sir K. Jardiue's Stronviir, by Fitz-James Minar, Sst 121b Bowman 1 Mr H. T.

Fenwick Dardanelles, Sat 91b O. Barrett 2 Mr 11. CriVs JSlue Eelr, 3st 121b F. Barrett 3 Yw. 28 4555455-55 89 J.iMilne.

101k. 3435544-2S 335552c Yrs. Carlton 4 i 4 Lnve10ne 4 liante Smtt 2 4544333-26 444c45c 31 iiaMaM-M 85 83 92 84 86 88 85 59 85 85 88 85 87 82 91 87 69 82 85 86 90 89 jSo. fiilmour. 4554453-50 3io4o 31 Button Park 4 i Hyitou 90 86 85 82 89 87 79 SO 87 87 Yrs.

Vermiiiion a Hambletonian 6 Kin sky 6 Don Kimbolton 6 5 5 Jacob by Wild Oats Pt. Aicholsoa. 1st Bit. sitokh-oi "fS- zt 55 4545544-31 5o 51 9 E.L.K-;atiusr,lst Lane. 5434444-28 4435454-31 4444M4-30 J9 L.

Macdonatd, 4th Fife Stewart, 3d Lanark fciergt. Diaper, 6th Lanark Fallow, 1st Dumbarton Yule, 6th Lanark. Corp. Rl'Doaald, 1st A. Ferguson, 1st Argyll F.

Jones, 1st Denbigh Captain "Walker, Sth Lanark. Oorpos-al M'Lean, 2d D. Mislop, 1st Stirling J. Crawford, 1st Argyll D. Fulton, 1st Ayr Lauce-Uorp.

Boyd, Dumbarton Sergt. M.Lardie, 2d Graham, 2d G. Kerr. 1st lioiburgh Sergt. JYfacphail, 10th Surgeon Sneddon, D.

Skinner, Liverpool Sergt. Lindsay, Border Kifles Artichoke 254 254 tiny nei'mit. Candlesmas, St Mirin CEdjuus How's iuat. Kxmocr The Lizard, 85 254 oliss Mamienug G.Orompton,13t.hLanc. 4443445-28 otwjb-ou Gray, 5th 4c332o5-27 445435-50 89 Sit lo-uttit, Sth 5445544-27 SSS4455-3S 255325-29 dik Brown lstDnmf, 4444453 -28 5535334-32 525353429 89 jrwiSrisVDuW: 5443544-29 S25S4S5-31 89 G.

Tosh. 1st Kenfrew. 5544345 -28 5543954-55 4332345- 28 S9 eit Brown. 4454544-30 4544555-32 5423324-27 89 4445454-30 5455.p-32 4552425-27 89 2d 4,4354 -30 553M53-34 52 re-fe 89 Arundel 4 Antonina Jesuit Kingtisher Spot Buskin A.itator lloooee si; Galahad, namourg via orrangemoutn, goous iorAam Castle (s), Leith, cruising; Smiling Morn, Gar-denstown, oats. Sailed.

June 16 Rose (s), Amble, light. BERWICK. Asbived. June 13 Susannah, Roncorn, salt, June 14 Bine Billy (s), Tyne, cement, Jane 15 Ann, Tyne, coal. Sailed.

June 13 Salome, Tyne. June 14 Wonder, New Quay, and Blue Billy all for the Tyne. June 15 Effort, Leven. KIRKWALL. Arrived.

June 14 St liognvald (s), Lerwick, general Klydon, Shapinsay, geueral St Olaf (s), Serabster, roaiis, June 15 Klydon, Shapin. say, general St Olaf (s), Scrabster, mails, Sailed, June 14 St Rognvald (s), Aberdeen and Leith, general Lizzie Burroughs (s), Rousay, general; Bonnie Lass, from Shapinsay, Rockall, fishing stores; Klydon, Shapinsay, general; St Olaf (s), Scrabstsr, mails, June 15 Foam, Sunderland, ballast Orcadin (s), North Isles, general Luna, Leith, general Klydon, Shapinsay, general St Olaf (b), Scrabster, mails, LIVERPOOL. Arrived. June 16 Alassis (s), Huelva; Flerida (s), Newport News Elena (s), Bilbao; Bernina (s), Genoa, Eduardo (s), St John, N.B.; Blair-Atho, Sourabaya, Sailed. June 16 Utopia, Swansea; La Mor-bihan (a), St Nazaire Clara (s), Canary Islands Maggie, SafB; Dunleary, Richibucto; Rokewood, Fraserburgh.

GRAVESEND. Arrived. June 16 Franklin, Rosario City of Oporto (s), Oporto Argyle (s), Konigsberg, via I Grangemouth Gefion, Bjorneborg Stedt Witten (s), Leer; Banchory (s), Riga Petrel (s), Lisbon; Catanas (s), Huelva; Zurbaran (s), Neptune, Kotka; Cynthia, Dordt; Polly, Krageroe. Sailed. Juno 16 Silome, Hernosand; Gaorgie, New York Gerda, Riga Serapis, Melbourne Rhone (s), Odessa Columbus, Hamburg Agra, Kotka; Vidfarne.

Bayverte Orari, Otaga, N.Z. Valdes (s), San Sebastian Philothea, Trinidad. Mrs tt. Osborne's Earl Godwiu, Sst 121b X. Osborne 84 76 78 .8.

Loatcs rihange mine. Beaulieu Ptanttgenet Fullerton Braver uase 4 Fautare 4 Cbtppeway 4 Duneanibe 4 Kuddigoxe iiir rt. jcaowettis naiiienuHii, ost Mr W. J. White's Meao, Sst Mr J.

Martin's Lady Cashier, Sst 91b Mr W. Stevenson's Pleasure's Pet Mr Vyncr's lievrie, 9s 9b Col. Forester Blood Orange, Sst9tb Ualder Margin 86 92 96 85 91 S3 95 84 84 88 78 8S 83 81 78 85 84 84 88 87 87 83 67 89 81 85 83 89 79 95 87 84 83 31 SO 82 81 88 85 79 J. Duncan, 1st T. P.

Watt, 1st Lanark .1. Brown, 2d Renfrew Corporal Mair, 1st KossiLer sity of the subway. Katting a to 1 agst btrourar, 9 to 2 Lady Cashier, 7 to 1 White's Mead, to 1 eah Kcverie aud Hazlebusb, 13 to 1 STOCKTON MEETING. August 16. catu u.uc uctK, uuuwiii, duu warauueues.

several laiiures preceueu A. watt, MJtn ianant Sergeant Jackson, 1st J. Duncan, 1st Sergt. Macdonald, 1st Durham 78 89 78 86 Strouvar, and he on clear of White's Mead Earl i bAV. V' added Race btrndj, to a Sweepstakes of la sovs.

each. 10 ft, The recent astounding revelations the Times newspaper must have confirmed the fears and anxieties of the people of Ulster, and have increased their dread of being subjected to the rule of Mr Parnell and of his agents and followers in Ireland and in the House of Commons, f-jil grievo that I canuot act with you as in years past, but my judgment and my conscience forbid it. If I have said a word that seems harsh or unfriendly, I will ask you to forgive it, Always sincerely yours, John Bright. iThe Right Hon. W.

E. Gladstone, M.P. win, and lievene, these being mt iu front of Ltardanpll. BLuo Belt, and Lady Cashier. Cominir uu tn hi); wv fll Lacblan, W.

Ao'derson, 2d Renfrew Sergeant M'Conie, 3d Captain Thomson, 2d 84 85 88 joined White's Mead, aud the pair followed Strouvar into the straipht, where Reverie ran wide, while Dardanelles, holding her ijlace ou the rails, took second IfiUce, but failed to reach (iiu wc i ujjil it iuc niaucr oi any nan dicap after the publication oi the weights to carry lib, of two handicaps, or of any race value 500 sovs. 143b extra (extreme penalty) tbe to receive 25 sovs. aud the third 10 BOta. out of the stake. to start nearly opposite the grand stand and eo once round the course about cue mile anfi three-quarters).

M. Stevenson, ca. a.a.. X. rjc-c1 5t Set.

Cowan, 7th Lk. 4334434-25 5455254-30 5455455-33 ff On Law 4434445-23 2445M5-27SS455S45-33 SB Lore 5445445 -31 5432334-24 5455534- 33 8S IX Collier, 1st LK 5443434-27 3554555-30 4555444-3 8B Burt. 1st War. 5455443-28 2445455-29 54sJo 31 88 SE.Marsdm,13taLanc. '4545444-30 3553453-28 5253544-30 88 4454543- 5 3523554-27 53554 3 0 88 It Smith, 2444445-27 6535553-33 5244535-23 88, lit Yule 6U1 Lk 4455523-23 4554554-52 4332554-28 83 fio 4W544-29 5454544-31 5454352 23 S3 Boid.

lst Ayr 4454455-29 4353545 31 5245532 -28 SS i Capt. Stewart, 3d 4444544-27 4S5S555-34 4454545-27 80 4454455-51 4333445 50 54553i3-27 83 Cpl. Douglas, 7th Lk. 5554444-31 5433435- 31 4233253-2; 83 W. Tatlow.

1st Dumb. 4554444-30 5555455-34 5442223-24 88 CM. Caldwell, 1st Ren. 4344443- 26 3434543 30 5433444-31 87 4424444-26 3255655-30 5545332 31 87 J. Enrol, 1st 4455444 30 5255442-27 4454333 30 87 4354444-28 435545531 552444428 87 A.

Vf. Gibson. 7th Lk. 4444545-30 4445444-29 2454555-28 67 4445454-30 2553554 -29 532533-28 87 Cpl. Ferguson.

8shLk. 4455455-52 4233445-27 4352334-23 87 J. Wheeling, 7th 5554445-52 3434454 -27 5552425-28 87 I Tn-enty 87's counted out. Mr John Matheson, general supenntenaent ol the Glasgow and South-Western Railway, examined by Mr Littler, Baid that the subway would be of great advantage to his railway. It would be an extremely convenient way of distributing a large number of passengers.

The scheme had been considered and approved of by the directors of his company. The hotel at St Enoch Square was about the heaviest building in Glasgow, but they had no fear that it would bo injured by tbe proposed subway. jjav, John Watt, Anderatou Church, examined bv Mr Littler, said he was a member of the Busi otruuTai, uu ma.uo su cue running, ana won by, ball a lencth: a lensth auct a half divided amiomi anri hit- wQri Godwin was fourth. Reverie tittb, White's Mead sixth Ladv 'author nnvfr uurt Ulnnrl a 86 86 88 88 89 87 91 85 87 82 82 85 Yrs. Via.

5 Almoner Iteaver 4 The Givcnciale. 4 Xappa 3 Brenhilda 4 3 St Michael 4 Agitator 3 Eivers--iale 4 Doubtful a Yra. Lafly a Vagabond 6 Hungarian 5 Stone Clink 5 Birdof Freedom, 5 3Sightcap 5 81 89 ness and Law Committee of the Presbytery of IMPORTANT LETTER FROM MR CHAMBERLAIN. A Welsh correspondent having inquired from Mr Chamberlain whether he considered it was a The Pbesidefx's Prizes (M.E.1, with a sued added. Sub- aggregate, aud aituougti he naa an outer ms ouu yardsf score, he put ca 30, and thus ran up a total 'o S3.

Tiiis figure was equalled by George CBuchanan, -of the 1st Lanark, the only diffrence vbaiag the slightly altered relations of the distance totafi. John Love, last year's champion, only raiched SS, and shortly thereafter two young shots, J. Adamson, of. the 1st Lanark, and G. Brether-aJon, of the b'th fiaished with 92 and 91 respectively, the score of the former being helped "by a possible at the 500 yards.

One unfortunate lan was Cancer Macdonald. of the Eifo Artillery (laverkeitbing), who having 63 for the first two 'distances, only got on 18 at the last range, and was thrown out of the prize list. About half -past four the registers of 90 were few aud far between, but the lack was considerably helped by the fine per-formance of Thomas Love, of the 1st Ayr.a younger brother of the champion oi last year. He has making splendid shooting all this season, and "to-day he has taken a very advanced position. To a 31 at the 200 yards off the knee 'he put on one within the possible at th mid range and added 30 at the last distance, closing with three inners and a bull.

This raised him to 96, and gave him the second rface on the list, Unfortunately the possible at S0O yards by N. Chicken did him bo good, for fie onlv obtained 24 at the last distance, and that kept bi down to 9U. This was very much improved bW. H. Darling of the 8th Lanark, wno secured 61 over the first two distances, and on retiring to the COO yards he began with i three mns, and then put on four bulls, giving him a total of 94 and raising him to the third position sn the list at'six o'clock.

A little sensation was manifested in. the afternoon, when it bscama known that Colour-Sergeant Carswell, of the 1st Lanark, Winning his shooting at the 500 yards, had put on II and that he had gone back to the 600 yards and undated the feat, thus giving him a double dis 231 254 254 254 254 254 254 254 253 253 253 253 253 253 253 253 253 253 253 252 252 262 252 252 252 252 252 232 252 252 252 252 252 252 252 252 252 252 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 251 250 250 250 25U 259 250 250 Glasgow. He said that the committee had. discussed the question of St Enoch's Church as it affected the interests of tha Church of Scotland. A report was made to the Presbytery by himself, in the absence of the 'convener, Dr Robertson, and a letter was adopted by the Preo-bvtery to tha Town Clerk of Glaseow.

in which Tha MANOR CUI of 209 Suva, (iu iiltta or specie at the option of the winner, added to a handicap sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, 1 (to the winner); winners extra; tne secona eaves stakes. One miie aud one furlong. 30 subs. Mr Abington'fl Kimbolton, by DukeLady Paramount, 6 yrs, Sst Ulb Watts 1 Mr Towley-Parker's Hammoon, 6 yrs, Sat Earrett 2 Mr Stevenson's Londonderry, 5 yrs, Sst 51b Osborne 3 Mr W.

J. Leah's John lfarleyeorn, yrs, Sst Weldon 0 air J. Greeoshaalr, 4 yrs, 7st 101b car. 76 12lb, Faiau 0 Mr J. A.

Howard's by Onslow Attainder, 3 yre, 7st 101b (car. 7st Ulb) W. Lawrence 0 Mr Whipp's Haridan, 4 yrs, 7st 7lb Ohaudley 0 Mr 11, Gladstone's by Dutch Skator Verdure. 3 yra, Ssr llb A Banner 0 Betting 3 to 1 Qgst John Barieycoru, 4 to 1 Kimbolton, 5 to 1 Hammoon, 15 to 2 Verdure colt, 10 to 1 others. On setclius down Johu Barleycorn drew to the front, and was closely --followed by and the Attainder colt.

81 74 91 80 82 85 75 85 35 82 80 85 85 84 87 85 85 76 78 86 79 84 80 82 85 87 86 91 70 86 77 SS 77 83 82 85 89 SS 83 87 S3 79 80 80 73 80 80 86 77 84 84 87 79 72 75 75 J. Lauder, 3.1 ijanarK S.I.M. Hutchesou, Sea. Uildrs. Sergt Carruthers, 1st Sergt.

Thomsou, 1st ildiuburgh It. Taylor, 1st Stirling Hill, 8th J. Douglas, 1st Lanark E. Lee, 2d Renfrew Byrne, IstDurnam Corpl. Douglas, 1st J.

M'Robbie, 1st Sergeant Brigga. Galloway Corporal Calrer, 1st G. Brotherston, 8th Corpl. RI'Murrich, 2d Kenfrew. Geddes, Sth Lanark H.

Houstouo, Ayr Yeo. T. Orr, 2d Kenfrew G. Callander, Galloway Sergeant Smeaton, 3d Kenfrew Corporal Hackay, 1st Renfrew. Sergeant lirown, 1st Sergeant Louttit, 8th Sergeaut X.

Yule, 6th Lanark. P. Jatfi-ey, 2d Kenfrew Prirate Wheeling, 7th Corporal Malcolm. 1st Stirling. Sergeant Cooke, Bradford Macaulay, 1st ISergt.

StevenBon, 1st ei a1 86 79 83 83 82 79 SO 92 89 77 86C589 93 77 87 83 92 77 85 84 scribed by mem bets otcaensK-uiuoanu woocrnireiuu, Glasgow Open to all-comers, at 600 yards. Seven shots. One sighting shot. Fifty piizes-I0, 6. 1, 4.

X3, 2, Tha STOCKTON" JUBILEE OUT? (fiTanu-p) a Piece of Plate vaiue 500 sovs. and ICC sovs in specie for the winner, 50 sovs. for the second, and 25 sovs. for the third; tha winner of any race value 200 sovs. after the publication the weights to cany 71b, twice 200 sovs.

or once of 200 sow, iQlb or of any race value 50-3 sovs. 141b. ertra. One mile. fair argument to use against the removal of the S2, Hi, and 42 or 1.

rums, Irish members from Westminster to Dublin that in tho event of their removal a strong Radical section would bo taken from the House of Com the Presbytery directed attention to two points to Yrs. I Grey Friars 4 y.1 Yrs. Somerton 6 6 press tor a tull value tor the church and site, and to get a cUuse put into the bill empowering the Council to remove the church to any site within the municipal boundaries. St Enoch's was rapidly decreasing. Personally he wished 6 Prince Rudolph.

6 Trump Ace 6 DEAL. Arrived. June 16 Claudius (s), Carthagena for Middlesbrough Calypso (s), Palermo for Hull Regalia (s), Huelva (s), Rangoon and Marseilles for Shields Sailed. June 16 Vanessa (s), Shields for Passages; Rosso (s), Montevideo. DOVER.

Passed. June 16 Frutera (s), from Pernam-bitco Trevidcr (s), from Ibrail John Dixon, from Port-Royal for the Baltic Oakdena Is), from Gibraltar. ST CATHERINE'S POINT. uweuaate 4 ra Kreiiiiilda 4 Easiugton 4 SubKosa 4 Koyal Charter. Castor 4 Duncombe Grrenshauk 4 Cabal Jnefclawcliffec 4 Doubtful Pennant 4 to see the church removed to another site, as there 91 85 89 89 85 85 82 90 84 89 85 87 85 90 87 Kimbolton, with Londonderry bringing up thereat.

At tbe six-furloni: post Haridau took the lead of John.Barlercorn viJ. and the Attainder colt, with the Verdure colt coming on ff JKjumoutia next, while Londonderry still acted as whipper-in. On enter- iuc the Rtraichh. thn vacg nnderwent comclete cbsince. "-le a were churches Jwithm reach ot fot JCnocb Square sufficient for the population, The congregatinn at bcott-Lsh J.

lltt'u, 1st Inverness J.Galloway, 2d Entered by telegram, and ot jrt confirmed. Hammoon took up cbe ruatiing, foilowed by Kiraboltoo and 75 77 74 79 79 52 SO 81 87 89 85 81 80 84 80 81 S3 84 87 87 83 St Enoch's was small, notwithstanding the ability of the minister. surgeon voiiins, Sussex i Thos. V. liobertson, 3d Lauark V.

Spence, 8th Lanark 1 T. Cockbnm. 1st Cross-examined by Mr Balfour Beowne The ubiect of the removal of the church was not form 85 1 Sergt. Keating, 1st Lancashire and Joiia Barlci'ccorc, but could not rewb Hauitnoon aud I LONDON BETTING THURSDAY. Kimbolton, the latter whom jot the hest-ot the race inside Market operations were -lour in their action during the distance, aui won by three-parts ol a length tiro lensths earlier portiou of the afternoon, but later in the day Eimoor divided second raji third.

Handan was fourth, Verdure colt came with a rattle to 5 to 1 for the Northumberland PUt fiifth, Greenshsnks sixth, John Barleycorn neit, and Attain. while Quilp was fancied at half-a-point more. The St Lege dercoltneit. was chiefly noticeable for the disposition to hack Merry The SELLING H0NTEES- FLAT RACE HATE of 1C0 Hampton ad Carrascl. whose respeitire prices mil be low mons who would render valuable aid in the passing of a Welsh Disestablishment Bill and other important measures also, whether breaches of the law ia the present anti-tithe agitation ia Wales were not to be greatly deprecated, the right hon.

gentleman writes 42 Princes Gardens, June 15. "Sir, In reply to your questions, I have to say, first, that I should not myself be inclined to support the general proposition in favour of tho maintenance of the present constitution of the Imperial Parliament by any arguments founded on the possible future action of the Irish members. In reference to the Welsh or other interests, my view is that the supremacy of Parliament and the unity of the Kingdom cannot be preserved unless all parts of the Kingdom are represented in a central Parliament. It is on this ground only that I support the retention of the Irish members at Westminster. Secondly, you are quite right in supposing that I deprecate 86 S3 79 84 91 90 Serst, JKiudocb, 1st Jjanarit.

J. SLorie, Border Rifles Corpl. Kenfrew. Sergt. M'Oall, 2nd Ayr Thornton, Lieut.

M'Intyre, 1st Duuibt'n, Seret. M'Kenzie. HEebld ally before the Presbytery of Glasgow. It was rather a stroog word, but he would say that there was no necessity for a church at St Enoch Square. Poor people would not go to St Enoch's Church Ijecause it had the reputation of being a genteel church.

If the church were 600 Tl. 4555545 -33 4545455-32 5454455-32 5445545-32 5555534 -32 445445531 4454554-31 354455531 5554455-51 6315545-31 4545535-31 3554554-31 5355454-31 255534531 5552545-31 5544444-30 5344455 -30 5443455-30 5334555-30 5254545 30 5525S35-5S S3S5325 -30 4344645-29 4544435-29 4545434 -29 4355455-29 335535529 4254545-29 5455424 -29 3245555-29 2255555-29 5555252-29 4433554-28 3345544 2S 4424545-2S 5345524-23 4555423-28 4554552-28 5525553-26 344345427 4454534-27 -5444435-27 4533435-27 5454533-27 tance total of OS. He had a rest or nearly tnrea i.t. called unon to annear at the 200 Tivo TviilftR. on tha flat.

North ombeeland Plate. Two miles. Sergeant Jamieson, 1st Aberdeen J. B. Adamson, 1st Mid-Lothian Colonel Burt, 1st Warwick Sergeant M'Bean, 1st Inverness J.

J. Marr, 1st Cheshire D. Yateu, IstKdinburgb Sergeant M'Lardie, 2d Renfrew Sergeant Marsden, 13th Lancashire Lieut M'Intyre, 1st Dumbarton Corporal SSewlands, 2d Lanark J. Duucan, 1st Elgin P. M'Uibbou, 3d Lanark Lieut.

Ferguson, 1st Inverness yv. Ewen, 2d Aberdeen Macaulay, 1st Dumfries E. A. Fellows, 1st Argyll Sergt. Scott, 2d Perth.

J. M'Intyre, Ist Lanark Lieut Barrett, 1st Argyll T. V. Robertson, 3d Lanark J.JDuncan, 1st Dumbarton Lieut Davidson, 1st Fife A. W.

Hill, 2d Ayr W. Paterson, 1st Aberdeen M. Caldweii, 1st Renfrew if. Payne, H.A.C F. Jones, 1st Denbeigh G.

Wallace, 8th Lanark 3. Alexander, 1st Dumbarton Quartermaster Hislop, 2d Ayr 3J. Wilton, 3d Lanark J. Boyd, 1st Ayr Quartermaster-Serge Gner, 3d Renfrew. Sergeant Waterston, 7th Lanark W.

Brown, 1st Lanark Corporal Swan. 1st Fife K. Hunter, 2d Lanark L. J. Nicoison, 1st Inverness J.

Swan, 1st Fife Cantain Brown, 1st Dumfries T. B. Watt, 1st Lanark Colour-Sergeant Crawford, 1st Ayr Sergeant Murray, Ist Aberdeen X. Paul, Liverpool Corporal Campbell, 2d Lanark Sergoant Smith, 1st Ayr S. nourB uciv (Kun on Wednesnay, June ZS1 55 90 rriJ.

mnvnlete his register, aud his comrades StO 1 Cmm make a good hnnini that he might pulleddown and re-erected in another place it might 100 to 5 affst Nappa i 100 to 7 LadyLothltai 100 to 6 Givendaie 100 to 6 Camaralzamas Passed. June 16 Propitious (s), Odessa fot Rotterdam, SCILLY. Pasbed. Juae 16-Favonian (s), Alexandria for Liverpool, BRISTOL. Arrived.

June 16 Ardlethan (s), Alexandria; Solway (s), Glasgow Pert, Cork Carlis Bav, Prince Edward Island Elaine, Liverpool Ge'r-vase, London Cymmrodoriom (s). Blaok Sea. Sailed, June 16 Dunbrody (s), Waterford Minna, Cork City of Cadiz (s), Swansea Neath Abbey, Neah Stockton, London; Archdruid, Caraiff Marne, Neath Laurel, Cardiff. QUEENSTOWN. Arbived, JnaBl6-August(s), Snlianfor Cork.

Cleared. June 16 Guiding Star, London. did not do so .1 i Mr Abington's King's County, by Suffolk Queen- Bee aged, list 131b l50) Owner 1 Mr T. Bpeace'a TrutUful, aged, list 13th (601 Owner 2 Mr C. H.

Wilson's Corvette, 5 yrs, list lllb (501 HrKeevc's 51st 131b (50) Mr E. T. Crook's Cupid, 5 list lllb MSG? Bettins-5 to 4 oa King's County, 9 to 2 agst Cupid, 6 to 1 finUb. however, Uto 2 tjuilptso 8 to 1 St Michael tSto 100 to 12 Selby 10 to 1 'ktmiw JL- the traditions ot gentility. (Laughter.) xne vs snoot on tor lour places.

The following are a few of the best; scores in one or two of the unfinished competitions; MaRTINr-HEKRy Sweepstaees, 203, 500, and 600 yardA Seven shots. as lie wouia nave Do you think it desirable to have one church for Ihe St Leoek. One mile 6 furlongs 132 yards. 'uS for doSwhat he would, he conld not SS single bullet "through the black centre of the R.oinin"- with an mner for a sighter, he Beoinuing witn muei 0.Su., (Kuu ou Avedneaday, September 1. 11 i A ry i Oulu.

TL -53 102 i the rich and another for the poor Ah, that is a j.great question. (Laughter.) Well, I will relegate that to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, and ask you 200 500 600 J. Carrick, 1st L.E.V. 5545555 -34 5555555-35 5544555 MlLlTAltY M.B.L.. at 800 yards.

Tmthf al was first av. but soon resismed Tolemachus. with Kinc'i County soini: ou th S.TS" rwco onotheffive, ind then he dropped out to the E3LCS 'hut returning to the now too broujht up the rear. They ran in the above order clUr 800 Tl. HOUSES sTRrrfur ntrr ov nuRAaRXiKSrst.

if you know how many people attend St Enoch's h. fir mini ttu i magpie ci. ha totUed 07. tLtwji.ttiB jui, uuw. iittiL a mile from home 1 j.

nave preached to them. M'Vittie, 1st Dumfries Association CcPAsn Prizes. Mr Baitocr Brown Ah, that is a different I 7 violence or disorder in connection with the June 10, at 2 p.m., Trixie, out of Alexandra Park engaj meats. At 6.20 f.m., Keciuse, out Claremont Wels Handicap, Hampton. June 13.

at 9 A.v Mplnri. flnh nf International T.a. nnere irutunu (irew to. tne iront; Dut when fairlv in th I atraijht he wai headed by King's County, who drew ri-ht away and wou in a canter by twelve lcnoths bad ofira Telemachus fourth. The winner agitation against tithes in- Wales.

1 remain thing, and does not prove anything. 'i'hey might not ihave comejtnat dav. AKCHOK LINE MOVEMENTS. suineas: asut for 110 "-oM Plate at Kemptou Park Marbell, out of all engaie- i was was bousht in for 110 555555535 500 yards. 500 Tl.

5555555 35 5545555-34 5554545-33 5545SS4-3S 5545554 -35 5554554 -33 5555454-33, He fhusdisplacea H. Sartosndtookthe third place. Tins position he was not long allowed to retain, for almost im-Sieaiately afterwards' the ticket of Armourer-gerc-earit Jame3 Hill, of the 5th Lanark, was re. turned, bearing a total of 95, and containing a possibla at the mid-distance. The ist yours, 4c, Chamberlain, PARAGRAPH ADVERTISEMENTS.

t- The COP55LAHD PLATE of 100 Guinea. i. "uon, out ot all handicaps Jor wnica me watuir Persia (ej, from Glasgow and Liverpool at Bom- wiufpena At5.3;r.M..ForbiddenFruit.outofGop!as bay, June 35. Mr a ciianii'B Vr. rwivoin.

raJk chp, Leicester. M. Caldwell, 1st Renfrew J. Geddes. Sth Lanark P.

Macgibbon, 3d Lanark Corporal Caldwell, 1st Urciuhart, 1st Argyll. Captain Brown, 1st Dumfries. W. PaSsrjoa, 1st Aberdeen the congregation St Enoch's smaller than Anderston Anderston is not a city church. Well, I am told that they are about the same.

MB Waliaot. B.D.. inrts artificial Teeth from s. Alexandria (a), left KadIm for New York. SSS! ft aA out of Doncwter StLeget but.vou weald oo6 ivsnt Aadergtos ChHrh be.

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