The Irish Times from Dublin, Dublin, Ireland • Page 7

JfAZX news. LIVERPOOL BPBING KUETEiO. ipfiTEBNE YORK PRICES. GREAT SALE, Liverpool hfruo uur. Trs lb SPORTING NEWS.

THE SPRING. HANDICAPS. WINTER DAY. ANNUAL THIS Cyril, Emperor. Flush, Primrose League, Bob MKffregor, Little John, Hartialis, Mar Moon, and Sparta traTelled one mile briskly Dennehy's At Last galloped two miles at half speed Castanet, Pear Not, retch in, and Desmond went one mile and a half at a similar rate while Red Rose, Brown Eyes, Ceaano, Golden Link.

Ursula oolt. Ethel Boo. and brother to Tommy Tittle Astrologer moose a Toseano Benny H. Shillelagh Peeler 0 Lady Roseberry Ashplani 8 Daisy Martinet, Derwentwter Las'O 5 Kenilwortb Dante 6 Theosophhi Goldseeker 4 Uncle Bam St. Johns 4 PrimroseLeafue Acme 4 Iddesleig-h FitsAdam 4 Arquebus Yarm 4 Indisn Prince Brnborb 4 Kushout M'BIRNEY AND C01MPANY, LIMITED, HAVB COBMDKNCB IH A0AD ISTIT1H0 ATl'EKXJOa TO TDBitt GREAT ANNUAL WINTER SALE, AS THESE BALES, AT THE CLOSE OF TUB SEASO.V, BATE ALWAYS BEEX 80 HIGHLY APPRECIATED BT THE PUBLIC, ATTRIBUTABLE (AS WE BEUETE) TO THTIB 8TKICTLT B0SA FIDE CHABAOTER.

OWIKO TO THS CKDSOALLT MILD WEATHEB, LARGE STOCKS OF WINTER GOODS IN BLANKETS, FLANNELS, HOSIERY, ic, CHAIN OS HAHDd, WI1ICH WILL BE OFFERED FOB SALB AT PRICES THAT SHOULD ENSURE AN IMMEDIATE CLEABAKCB. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Fob ttjll pabticuxabs esb Monday's Irish Tixxe," or Suppler ent xued wtth "Genebai. Adtebtibeb" of Satubdat, SrrB Decexbbb. 18 ASTON'S.

QUAY, DUBLIN. EBTBTE8. BAR DOWN SPRING MEETING. Sa5DOws Hurdle Race. Xrsstlb Trs it lb Bonnie John Barleycorn Ironclad Silver Sea Lady Winifred Tonans Touch and Go Lown Lucerne Carronald Caatilian 5 Snot 5 Freedom 5 Lai Brough The Tyke 6 Guy Maonerinjc A Purple Emperor 5 Inlander Livingstooe ft Attainder bone 5 Tommy Upton -3 Alcxns Balderdash Dornock Reverie Victor Albert Primrose Boy Wanderer Spud Volcano Zest The Sharper Uncle Sam Queen Anne Astraenaa The Penman Mohawk Grey Friars Martinet Evereit Cabal Woodland Pericles Coraline Louisa Brownie Gran Prize.

weights Trs st lb Trs st lb 5 11 4 tl 11 3 ft 11 3 alia Bellona Gonfalon Astrakhan Freedom Stourhead Tonans 13 7 13 5 Tyke KveriK ti 12 3 6 13 3 13 0 Nia Brave Ha mi 3 2 13 0 Kilworth 11 Gny ManneriDg ft 11 13 Jesuit 11 1 AiiuugiioDe Toneh-and-Go Brownie Grey Friars Lasso Malvern Banter Lady Winifred" Martinet Sorrento Scottish Minstrel Lai Broagh Alcvna Polvdor 5 11 13 Cheeky Charlie 5 11 1 a 11 12 a 11 12 0 11 13 11 12 ft 11 11 Catilii 5 10 13 0 10 13 4 10 13 Penman Lnciennes Chippeway Atbgarraa Saire Uistintan Wauderer Victor Albert Iiancashire Lass Sharper Joker Cannonade Bow Church Damascus 10 10 5 10 10 6 11 10 a 11 10 10 10 4 10 4 10 4 10 5 10 6 10 4 10 0 10 10 6 11 5 11 6 11 6 11 4 11 4 11 Coraline 5 11 DnkeofKiehmood a 11 GREAT ANNUAL SALE, THIS AND FOLLOWING DAYS. FORREST SONS. LIMITED, BILK UEBCEBS. LACE ANUrACTCRfns, AND DUAPKS.S. la BotiTjiiii; their oibaI Aoaul 8alr to mj thai tb.

whole of their TAIA'ABLE STOCK will be to Uk Public at GKKATLV UEUUCED I BICES. ALL GOODS HiKKED IK PLAIN FIGCEES. 100 akd 101 CRAFT0N STREET, DUBLIN. Priwce or Wales's Pxutz. frt it lb Yrs st lb I Fnlmen Cymbalaria Stourwick Brighton Dtana HaselhatCB Senanns fielmsley Pedigree 4 4 Upset Cataract JutTR-ler Tondina Philomel Derwentwater, Uncle Sam Albertua rJaruenden Tyrone Lisbon 4 4 Exmoor Sea Song Et Cetera Grecian Bead Frapotel St.

Hubert Sweetheart 4 3 3 da Prebend Duart Lothian L'Abbesse Jonarre Freemason Atbol Loss Sister St. Kieran 3 3 3 3 3 1 Gervas King Milan Shimmer Aintree Irgnnder Sandal Reciprocity Oolt 3 Curraphmore 3 Theophiins 3 ShiUelah Liverpool Hurdle Handicap. Bonnie Silver Sea Stourhead Bellona Gonfalon John Barley eorn Carronald Alfred Ironclad Breuhilda Martinet H. Grey Friars Astrachan Tommy Upton Zelotes Bacey Wild Notes Draco Sienna Diarolo Chippeway fit. Crispin Woodlands Eton Intruder Spot Castillan Lil Brough Tje Tyke Li Tin trs tone Cheeky Charlie Henry Pericles Arrow Flight Neapolis Domoch Reverie Spiee The Sharper Uncle Sam Atoms Tornado EPSOM SPRING MEETING.

City akd Suburban. Yrs st lb 1 PBI BROTHERS, LIMITED, RESPECTFULLY INFOBX THE PUBLIC THAT ON AND AFTER THIS DAY, THEY PURPOSE OFFERING FOa CLEARANCE THE FOLLOWING AT A VEST CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICE. Tom. Jastjaby 10. Cotton steady.

Petroleum firm, bit P000 MMl- Tin dull. ln 111. C1 the Stoci Mireet became in- Jai Pea? daT. but at about the 4rt teoom enoanted in- (h. loUo-is: uel.ware ana nacA-ou, 7 105: Mir.nri Paeiiic.

14.7HO; I 6 Sb Philadelphia ud Readies, 15,017. 21 to 3. th. jijTJmrioM at -bieb it a. to -i.

fullreie. wet of ChK50, nod to adhere fnmmeree Law. I TrT.k Un. prwdent I-rr4, Pto resoln. TS iruJ nrai another UM- it Mold be trovemed or anite 1 rfcoikm rterdeT tho North Rirrr J.Rrfioi.r Company for eien-r treat, the SJtoe Supreme Coon declared that th.

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iv Call Hw? JT.S. Dfi 'Bt gafcMS.fl.Puii jJC3Boa berim 4 -je QuttU iudon i Cufujs Pacific Catrti Pfialt'ro-ul BariiDfton, ud Witero Pirfpmsi ftf-tpa, Milwaukee, St. Pwi Sl Pivd Prrffrred )nrrr iSew Slock) Ijufilwrw Miarrs. njfiilla and XrtshTilie std Ordinarj Snares j-jia Central jLosn, Kansas, aoU Shaw 5.T Cntral RMrcad Sb fnt Saroad ares Irt-'J m-J one (Joupons iork, Ontario, and Wrttfi-n Oniinaiy 5oniir3 Pci5cConiiBon Xw-tntro Pref rd j.drts Wtrn Pref. (ws iliisiwippi Ordry.

Ovcoa trans-C'ontlOotn and Keading' Sf. Loui, frt. Lou and San Fran ciho Pref-nrd Shares Sc. Loots ao'l San Kraa- eineo imt Prrferred iciiic Kbarw Vtt)i, St. Loots, aad Vafirlc R'road Com Mi Tsbtsh.

St. Lnai. ncd PsaSo Preferred Sb. Cottao ab C.S. 3 p.e.

3 p.e. 4.84$ 4.89 5.21J 95 136 1 361 108J 107 140J 62, 3 p.c 2pc 25 p.e. 485, 4789 5.2l 95 126 841 52 5U 35 108? 106j 95 10SJ 107 633 63i 103 15 114 104 103J 56j "3 1071 27 981 15 S. 22 13 107J 275 lOOj 15 2S 2oi 665 66i 13i 2-4J es 114 Mi 113J 64 134 24J 24i rnria xrat Great Britain Do. CotLon.

Mi-jiiioff Upland Cntrna. HiiJuiitr at 21 Sti 9 6 7.00 pMr.im. Crude Prirol Starjiiard Whito Pfiroknm, ru'ted Pipe OrtiScattw Terpentine LarM. Vdeoz'a Larti. Future Lsrd (r'airMnk'ai Prime Cil TaUoa- bairir.

Ka BefLaiag Maxcavatioea Cnm. SfW Wheat (Spriflir Xo2) Wbr-ai, Km1 Winter, rpol CoiVe, Fair Bio, lowest prce irew cropt CotTfe. Good Kio, lowest price 'DMr erool 6.55 7-00 6.55 7.00 87J 46j 8.45 8-45 8.45 6 45i 101i 17 17 8.45 8.45 8.45 a. jo 8.40 46V 1071 104 17 17 10h 17 171 Flour. utate Siiippiotf i.

rant ltn. So. Coltne! 3.40-3.60 3.40-3 60 3.35-3.55 20-25 Copper, Feb. deUvery i Tu Sira.t') rV.fht for Grain (st'tnrt to Licrpoot. per bushel Fmr.iS for (rata lit'inrt If Iioodnn, per bushel Fn-iirltt, Cotton, to A.

Pen ira ni a hiiares Pi.t!a.ie!phia) PhilaaJelttiiia 17.00 17.37V 170 21.85 21 i 21.R5 5d 5d 5d fji ed 7-i2nds. 7-32ads: 7-32nds 533 7.00 53 7.00 1 8 7.00 DRESS DEPT. MANTLE DEPT. CLOTH' DEPT. BLANKET DEPT.

COSTUME DEPT. Marrio a Jo ins a Queen of the Superfine a Mar Hettie tj Great Paul a The Sikh 0 Pawn a Castanet 0 Damascus a Foxboronga 0 Gamecock a Pan ft Merry a Kacey 6 Savoyard a Zelotes tt Chanepllor a AMrnchan 6 Kilworth a Wilt Notes 6 Tycoon a Et ttera 5 Plavfair a Vanderbilt 5 Old Joe a Bertha ft Paraung H. a Bonny Lad M.P a Glenthorpe 5 Bellona a Athgarvan ft Johnny Long- Overton tail a The Sharps 4 KKMPTOX PAKK MEETING. Great Jubilee stakes. i62 subs.

1 rs 10 This is not a General Sale, and only refers to goods mentioned, which will Sold rrry cheap. PBI BROTHERS, 74 TO 88 SOUTH GREAT GEORGES STREET, DUBLIN. KIniky a Abeyance 4 Tommy Tittle- Zanzibar 4 monse a Tondina 4 True Blue II. ft Hark 4 Exmoor Ingram 4 Fullerton ft Socrates 4 i Lisbon ft Mnut d'Or 4 1 Ashplant A Bullion 4 Torchlight ft Fits Adam 4 Rejected ft Stronvsr 4 Geiras ft Acme 4 Mamia 5 Van Piemen's H. 5 Land 4 ReTed'Or 5 TOTe in Idleness 4 BelisariuB II.

ft 4 Dante ft Grafton 4 Eindspord ft Goldseeker 4 Horton 5 Theophiins 3 Martley ft Pioneer 3 Felix ft Freemason 3 Veracity ft Magyar 3 Kingfisher 5 George 3 liaron 5 Bilter Penny 3 Th-osophist 4 William the Kenilworth 4 Silent 3 Wellington 4 Grevwell 3 Friday 4 Robin Hood 3 WhUeiega 4 Ivortl George 3 I.sdf Kosebery 4 KTdsl 3 Mirror 4 3 Wise Man 4 Indian 3 Astrologer 4 Mephisto 6 Astrologer H. 4 Tyro le 6 St. Prostwr 4 True Bine 6 Crowberry 4 Tin 6 Powder Puff 4 Lisbon 6 Tondina 4 Thunderstorm A Mirror 4 Uarpenden ft Friday 4 Fnllerton ft Wellington 4 Arundel 0 Wise Man 4 Theodore 6 Robin Hood 3 Exmoor ft Lord George 3 Veracity ft Duo v. 3 Peep o' Day 5 Gay 3 Martley ft Tsajroleon 3 Hufro 5 The Starter 3 Keve d'Or ft Van Dieman's P.iri-ispord Iand 3 Cibblor 5 Link Boy 3 The Keiected 5 Wiliism the Gold.teeker 4 Silent 3 Love in Idle- Sere-rh Owl 3 neB 4 Amphion 3 Orbit 4 Ixia 3 Friar's Balsam 4 Nadise colt 3 Acme 4 St. A arat ha 3 Treasurer 4 Homely 3 Hulli-o 4 Australia 3 Marmiton 4 Morglay 3 Arrandale 4 Magyar a So-rales 4 Pioneer 3 Benhurb 4 IndWn 3 Whitelegs 4 Theophilus 3 Netberavon 4 Great Metropolitan (28 subs).

1 lB Bl ID I Stourhead a Mosspanl 4 Millitrram 0 Benburb 4 Conservator ft Ingram 4 Holly ft Lady Kosebery 4 Dristle ft Zanzibar 4 Phil ft Cotillon 4 Dante ft Kenilworth 4 Tift'aphernet ft Compline 4 Fallow Chat 4 Canaxa 3 Grafton 4 Davenport H. 3 Bel latrix 4 Ra-. ant 3 Spice 4 Spider 3 Lu-hton 4 11 rock ley 3 Polydor 4 Mirgley 3 (beutxk.V Adxx, Thukssat. The P. and O.

steamer Anam, from Bombay. arriTed thia monaQi; with homeward Radian mails. Adks, P. and 0. steamer Tie toria, from Sidney for Brindiai, Plymonth.

and London arrired to-day. Aots, Wkdsesdat. The Orient steamer Linrls. from Londoa, left here mi 6 p.m. to-day tor Australia.

Aden, Wednesday. The P. and steamer Bo-hilla, from Calcutta for Marseilles, Plymouth, and London, arriTed here thta morninir. Adelaide, Thursday. The Korth-German Lloyd steamer Salier, from Sydney, left here thia afternoon for Antwerp and Bremen.

Thursday. Th nearer Line steamer Lake Winnepejr, from New York, passed 4.50 ft.m. to-day. Calctttta. Thttbsday.

The Srltish India steamer Xata left to-day for London. Calcutta, -ibubsday. Tbe 8tar Line steamer Ten arriTed here this morning t-om LiTerpool. Cape Tow. Thursday.

be Union steamer Athenian left at 5 p.m. yesterday ior Southampton. Combo, Wednesday. The P. and O.

Company's strainers Chnsan and Kome, from London, arrived yesterday the Peninsular Mt to-day for Sbanirbai. Coloybo. Thursday. The P. and O.

steamers Peninsular, from Brisbane for fibaaehai, and Kome, from London to Melbourne and Sydney, left here, and arriTed yesterday afternoon and evening re- aprcuTeiT wim me unina uiano. iun Chnsan, from London for Calcviia, arrired here last evemnff. CobMBO, Thursday. The V. and O.

steamer Kerne left Testerday for Anstralia. Colox. TurnHDAT. The West India Company's steamer Hayiian, arriTed to-day. Coronsl, Thirsday.

The Paeifie Company's steamer Cotopaii, tor LiTerpool, left to-day. Durban, Th ursda r. The Clan Line steamer Clan Alpine, from LiTerpool, arrived at 11 a.m. yesterday. Coromandel, sailed to-day, taking out JZlS.HXi for Gibraltar and Calcutta.

Gibraltar, 'h K8 a P. and V. steamer Baliarat, from Sydney, left at 12J0 a.m. for Ply moath. Girraltas.

Thi-moat. Tbe P. and O. steamer BrindUi. from Bombay, passed here this ereniog for PI and London.

IIurst Castlr. Thursday. The North German Ltoyd steamer Ailer, from New tork, passed at 6.15 a.m. to-daT. Kl-rrachee.

Thursday. The British-Indian Companr's steamer London for Bombay, aiT.T4d here yesterday. Lar. Pair as, WED-tESDAY-Ihe Castle Packet Grsntnlly Castle, with mailt. Xcj Cape Ojlony, arriTed thiscTenintr.

and nt niidnijfht. Madeira, Thursday. The union Line steamer finarian arriTed to-day from Capo Town and left for Southampton. ol auras, THURSDAY. 1 no t.ian umer vian MacDherwn.

from Calcutta, left this evening far Colombo. Marseilles. Wednesday. The Meiffenes MaritimM steamer AnadTr. with inward mails from Japan, China, Bataria tjiueapoe.

and Columbo, arrived at 7 p.m. to-day. London canro will be transhipped on the tiuadioa, due in London on the 27th of aii nary. itw i qre, Thursday. ine Aorfl uertnan Ltoyd steamer Fulda left at 2 p.m.

yerjierday with mails for Loudon She may be expected at South ampton out he 7th inst. Buffalo arrived at niidnipht yrterday. Pout Said. Thursday. The P.

and O. steamer Niim, from Venice (extra from Bombay), arrired here I o-dar PoRTSAlD.THrRSDAT. The P. Rid O. steamer Arcadia, from Lindon and Brindii, arriTeil at 7 p.m., and etf rrd tbe canal at 11.30 p.m.

yesterday for Aden, Colombo, and Australia, tusENsTOWM, Thursday. The Inman steamer Cityo: Chicago arrived here to-day from LiTerpool, embarkei math, and proceeded for Jiew Yoikat l.o p.m. OUEEXfiTOwx. TnunsDAY. The White Starstratner Ceitie arrived from Li rrfool and proceetied for iors at i.a p.m.

Kio, Thuhsday. The Royal Mail steamer Tagni, from Souttiatupton. arrived at ti a.m. yeteidtT Si Thuudt. The Anchor steamer liispania.

fp-m left here to-day for Loudon. Sjkz. Thursday The P. and O. frum Londoa and Kaples, passed here thi morning lor t.

dlruua. Suez. Thursday. The Star Line stramer Capella, from Liverpool, left here to-day fur Calcutta. Southampton, Thursday.

The Norddentseher Llojd steamer Alter, from Sit York, arrived here at 9.1o a.m. to-day, landed mails, and proceeded for Bremen immetiiatelv. Soltbamptos, Thursday. The Roval Mail Com pany's steamer Orinoco sailed thm afternoon, with niaii. for British and fcreifm West India.

Mexico, Pociho Coast California, Central America, iit. Valparaiso, Thursday. The Pacifl Company's steamer Aconcagua, from Lircrjiool, arrived yesterday. WRECKS AND CASCALTIES. (llotd's.) LONIVOV, TnURSDAY.

I The barque Linda, from Sunderland for Ceara, tabore at DiaDKenws. was towed Ou this mota-intr and proceeded to London. The tteamrrCrcat, from London for Antwerp, which stranded near float el ailh assit aace. and proceeied 10 Antwerp. The Iirito.li snip vW'tward Ho, Irc-m Iquique for Hiitaburfr.

which straiided ai Niewae liT, floated after tiiThartrintr part of carjm, and was lowed into NiewneD.ep Koatbs makts no water. A telefrram from Copenhagen ftates that the barqne John CanDnr.of and for Memel, from burnt island. Uh coals, and the British steamer Dermoiida.from in ballast, have ben in roiluion ti former put into Copenhagen badly da ranged. Tue barqne Stabi). of Stavaaer, from Ayr, for Trinidad, wan abandoued on the bth inst.

in tU.e Atlantic crew iaudi-d at Glasgow. A Baltimore eabletrram report that the United States rchooner Lnvinia Campbell ami the Bntiih steamer Macedonia, frcm Baltimore, for Hull, collided on Paiasco liiver fonxer aank latter proceeded damage unknown. A Malta te'etrram to-day report that tle Britih steamer Namchow. from Antwerp, for Colon bo at Malta leaky r-pairiiijr proceeding to-day. The Jicrweinnfairqnr iltro.from CardifT.for Eahia, returned to Card ff to-day.

Ira lev. The earner lie nacre, from Huclva, neat ashore at tte entranceto liantr-n Dock List vthi two tugs laiiro to noat hrr must uttten. The steamer Heron pile, of Goole. for London, with ccal. at tiO.de beajhi-d thia mom uc and ren ami.

Th- stiamer Wild Boe, of Hull, from Middles-borouirh. for Tapebam. arrived at Cow. to day, and reported I.11 er I'lbeti e.ikii)ir. Tie sieamer N-orn.

fn.m Liverpool, for Monte Video, with geueral carro at Uueent town. with cargo ahif ted. FICIIYH'XS A XI) ANTHEMS. St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Friday, January Motuing Sen-ire at lu o'clock. Service Litany. Anthem Uyiun 1 It KvRiuir Service at 4 o'clock. Chanta Kw. 212 a-id 2t3.S-ie? arev in r.

Anthem Lo hUa-ied chiefs." Crutch. So. 37ri. CanifY CBUitrH Cattiedril. FHriaT.

Jannarr -Morninir Ser ice al 1 1 i-l-ek. Chant No. aw. Semre Strf'TUn and Stewart in I. Anthem No.

au. irft ft wonHoi my mouth." Knrubr. Kven- idl Service at click. Ci ant No. 22, Service Ga-rett in F.

Anthem No. 2f8, in Jewry is God WhttfcW. rovxa ml'xs nsnal fortnightly meeting will be held this (Friday; evenm at 0 p.tii. Subject The mo-lel nf uithfulues, Chairman Kev. A.

W. Leet, DM. CiitRrii ov Ireland, 8 Dawson street. 8 to Ltble subject St. in.

Literary Esuay, Malinmet id the Koran," Mr J. II. Uogge. Chairman 11. Miles.

Brown hTnjvtT Mutual IpitrVEET Akjuvtta. Meeting thi eteuinr at 0 in the Sciioolhooee. Scripture nubiert St. Mark 21-28, Ktay by MrHaniuelCurhnm. Subject Ireland over Tears ayo.

EKK LY Meet ntr Of the Band of ITone Abhev itmt, will be held this iFndav) ereninir at 7 o'clock. toamog ann recitations or members. Address by Mr The Di-rlix Y.M.C.A., Jiwer Arret street. Conversational BibleCIais ttiU Friday ever in at 8 o'clock in No. tt Parlour.

Subject- Youthful 1 Kings xviii-12 aalms lzi, 5 Lam. iii, 27. CHESS. Clothtirf Dawwis ktrret. A match, the third this eeiMon for the Clontarf Chess CI nh, was played f-etweu ieiireeutative teams of the Clontarf and the lairroa afreet Ctiens tbe residence of the pre-stdeut of the former, 2 W'arren point, on Tbarrday e.enuitr, and resulted inadeciaivo victory for the home players.

Score PA WriON STRUT MrT. S. Cranwill 1 Mr II. K. Cheshire 0 MrC.

Urury Mr F. W. Dunn Mr J. J. 1 Mr B.

A. 0 ffn. 1 Mr II. Harden 0 Vr Jnmen Ijvnam 1 Mr J. Stepheneon 0 Mr 1''.

A. PoVerton 1 MrJ. Morao 0 ilr A. Mepliens Mr H. Jenkins Hit commenced at and terminated at p.n..

Tbe rrsertive raptaiua were Messrs T. B. Rowland sad il. Jenkins. Tins irame wa-.

uoliuinbed when lime was called, and is held over fir adjudication. Holiowat's Pills ami Oixtmekt. Though It is in thi climate of changing temperatare to prevent ill. health altogether, yet its form and frequency niM be murh mitigated by the esrlr adoption of lemeJial mtnrfi. Whm bourse a es, couch, thirk hrathin.

and tue ait-uding s.itritt fever it.di-eate irriia mu st the throat or chest, Holloway's Ointment should he ml bed upon those parts without deiav, and his pills taken in appropriate doses, to prtmt curative action. No catarrhs or sore tnxiau can resist these remedies. Cesaria were cantering. Lewis gave DollymouuM Kattlin tbp Reefer, and Bendamera a steady gallop of two miles; Black Witch, Battle Royal, J.P., and the two year olds cantered. Mr M'Auliffe's Chicken traTersed one mile; Blood Orantre, Ladv Arthur, and Pinos Altos cantered.

Gavin's Bright Wine, Kllraie, Lady Bose, Ballinahinch, Sweet Areberess colt, and the two year olds came Ave furlongs. Mr W. Cullin'e Novelist, Baheenderry, and Erin's Lat rompaseed onemUeand a quarter at V.alf spe-d while Lucky Drop, Belgrave, Eva. and Fitt-Favo covered six fur. longs.

Connolly's two-year-olds cantered, as did Mr H. Beasley's Come Away, Wild Rake, Greek Girl, Roseoe. CanoTa, Shylock, Citadel. Cherry Brandy, and others. Doucie's and Behan's teams took healthy exercise.

fSrSCIAL TBLKOBAKT.) (PBOH OUR CO BBS PON DENT.) Nkwvabeet, Tbursdat. A foggy and wet morning. On the race side Cannon's Astrachan, Stourhead, Lai Brough, Zest, Knutsford, Bellona, Trevelyan, Bloe Godfrey, Pan, Penman. Tnllibardine, Chattelard, and Londoner and Mum ford's Merry Lass aud Miss Ball cantered one mile. Sadler's Cabal, Maxim.

Testator, Bel latrix. Dnsxle, Dotores, audGulbeyax Dawson's Krishna, Picquet, Crowberry, Glory Smitten, and Rada and Msrah's Fullerton, Satyr, lsoscelos, King Cole, Abeyance, Jacob, and Erangelist did some healthy exercise. On tbe Bury id Ryan's Lover's Iiesp compassed two miles and a quarter. Chiloner's Dilinian, Uolding's Carnat le, two miles. Kvan's M.P.

Sorrento, Whirlwind, Ireland, Lady Constant woodland, Marmiton, neapolis, and Lady Lothian Chaloner's Biackpool, Peck's Appeoxel Waugh's Teriot, Hortari, Aintree, Laureate. St. Srmphorien. Paloma. Countess Tberry.

Powder Puff, Lucy Long, and Forest Dancer Bam-bridire's. Sapateo, Lanirwell, and Dorio 1 Leader Beckrnham. Trundle Hill, and Holwlek Gurry's Lisbon, Dover, Bean Ideal, Sweetheart, Verbena, Cymbalaria, Pedigree, and Scylla and Hayhoe'a Trenton, Foxtail, Patchouli, and Wishing Gate had some easy cantering. CALLAN BACKS. (FROM OUR CORRERrONDENT.) Stewards James Power, James OafalU, D.

J. Bta- pleton, J. Hanigan, and Patrick Urase. Jndce Thomas F. Murphy.

Starter Thomas S. Kelly. Clerk of the Course Dai Id Tobta. Clerk of the Scales J. F.

Shelly. Honorarr Treasurer Patrick GralnareT. Honorary Secretaries A. G. Bojd, T.

A. Shelly, E. i. wauui. Callait.

Trttiuidat. These races came off to-day over the Uourse, ana were in au respects a decided success. Details FIRST It AC IS THE FLYING STAKES of 8 sera, The secoad to receive laor. out of the stakes. For ponies not exceeding 14 bands 3 inches.

Five innontrs. (jatcn-weients. Mr J. Cabill's ch Tramp 1 Mr R. Shelly'a bl Darkln Mr P.

Grainger's gr Nellie 3 Ten ran. An objection was lodged against Tramp, as not oeing uie uoua cue property 01 jsr Laoiu. SKCuND BACK. Mr J. Cshill's Kilbercken, Mr P.

Oreah's ch Gay Girl, 4 yrs jur ureen org uawx, area tH a EiMTen ran. THIKIi HACK. Mr J. Bafrr's ch a Nemo, 4 yrs 1 Mr J. Cahdl'sch Tramp Mr Breen's br Hawk, aped 3 Eleven ran.

FOURTH BACK A PLATE ol 8 sots. Second to receive 1 sot out of tbe plate. Open. Catch-weights. About a mile and a half over a unties.

Mr Bsrry's ch Nemo, 4 yrs 1 Mr Breene'sbg Hawk, aged 3 Mr 8. jn 3 Kleven ran. FIFTH RACE THE CONSOLATION PLATE of 3 vs. For ponies beaten at the meeting. Catch wehrhta.

About one mile on the list. Mr Breen's Hawk 1 Mr Mmt.rr's Little Nell ...3 Mr Oreaii'e Gay Girl 3 His ran. nORSER IN TRAINING IN IRELAND. Privately, by James Cheshire, for Mr Henry P. Hinds, at iirwgrove, uraunra.

Pandora, by Pellegrino or Cardinal York Patronage, aired. Commotion, by Hollywood Shock, 6 yrs. Kin of the Valley, ft yrs. The Comet, by Bolbio Charlie Sister to Urs Star, yrs Buehneld, by Umpire Laly Nefwman 4 yrs. Lord Evelyn, bv The Rake Lady Evelyn, 4 yrs.

Miss Louisa, by Sam Chtfney, 4 jra. -NOKBNOLATURB. The following names have been bestowed by the Prinos of A' ales on the undermentioned yearlings Much Ado, by Wealoek Hosier. Pierrette, by Mask Poetry. Nandine, by isdom Fanchette.

Derelict, by Barealdine Pcrdita IL Milraioa, by Kendal Liiian. Mrs Doddy, by Mask -Marie Agnes. TO PARlsTpREEr The drawing for the three flrst-clsu return tickets to Paris, gieo in connection with A'msa Number, will take place at tport Offloi on the 16th January id the presence of a committee composed of aavcnisers in apart imu rtumoer. 1 De ticaata will be available for any time during the great Paris Exposition. Every purchaser of ojwri's Xtnas Number receives a ecupon entitling them to participate in the drawinc Persons can send in as many coupons as they wish.

There are a few eopies ot the Xmas Number atill on bands. It may be ordered from any newsagent, price ttd or direct from S3 Middle Ahber street, for 81. Coupons must reach before thi lath inst. 1 Advt.1 HUNTING. COUNTY DOWN STAGHOUNDS.

(FROM OUB roRBBSPONDEirr.) Testerday the meet ot these ttagbonnds was at Caitlescreen, about three miles from this town. His Eicetlenry tbe Lord Lieutenant, scoompanied by Lord Edward Talbot and GenerafDavl, arrived at Down-pa trick from Mountstewart by the nrdiuary It o'clock train, which brouirht with it upwards of twenty boraea from Belfast and other stations aloor the line. His Excellency was accompanied by bis Serene Hlrhneaa Prinee Edward of Saxe-Weimsr as far as Comber, from whence the Prince 1-ft for "fel at to nake an ireoection of the trooos there. His Eioelleitov and party at onoe proceeded to Cstleerren, wb-re two staffs awaited tbeir arrival. In mediately a stag was en i sirred, and, after the usual Us, the Master, Mr Alexander Gordon, laid on tbe dr-g.

T.ie stair made lis way tbroarb a btw. and another one bad to be Ta lented. It rave a capital run over a line Lnnttng ennntrv on to JUibmuiun. wnere it ttxtt tea. Lut doubled air a in for land, aud eveatually male irood Ita escape after a run of over ten iciles.

During the latter part of the bunt the pec waa very fait, and seteral miban occarred, but none of a sertona store. Mr William Burll, solicitor, got a rather severe fall at an uglv feace, his mare coming heavily to ibe ground and throwing her rider several varda awsv. This brin the week of the meet of the Down Hunt Club there waa a Tery large aud fashionable attendance, and in a.ldltlon to the menibera ol tli Couttty Down Stag Hunt Club the members of the hast Down Harriers were also well represented. In all there were fully forty bursemen at the hunt. THE DCIIALLOW HOUNDS.

(PROM OUR tXRnr.MXDE!T.l Mr W. N. Barry is bavin eireUeot sport with the far-famed Dnlullow Hound. Tie meet on Hatntdsy, Die fttb, was Two-Pot House, wlteo 1 saw amoufst those present MrW. W.

Beevlter, Lady Kmily and Miss Brerher, the Conn teas of lstowel, the Hon. R. While, Mr Stephen Grenham and Mrs trot. am, lite non. Mrs Itlder, OspUin Walker, Major let.

Mr and tbe Hon. Mrs Dewburst, 4th Hussars; Mr Joha Harold Barry. Mr William Barry, end Miss Barry Mr William SUwell, Clogheen Mr J. R. Newman, Mr U.

S. Holster, Glenmount Captain Phillip. Mr R. Harrison, Portlands Mr G. Harrison, Major Smith, Mr Galway, Lota Mrs Sadltrr, Mr M.

Uueell, Mr Gould Adams. Major French. Mr Thomas Donovan, Cork; Mr Phrlao, Mr Morrow, Cnrrymonut Mr Burrow, Mr W. Walpele, Mr R. Perry and Miss Perry.

Mr Wills Pareell, Mr R. Bnllen, Dr. Bolster, Mr Thomas G. Hare. Mr Stephenson, Dr.

Cronia, Mr W. llratier Oreajrb, Ac. We found In Cahirmee gorse. and the fox raced away for Balljbep, on by Green's Quarry and to ground close by. Found in part's Glen, and he took ns without a check for Anuakiea euTert, where be sought refuge.

The earth were, howcTer, coed, and he was forced to the open, and after a capital ralleeof six miles went to ground at Ballyhiailor. Homo waa then the order. 4 THE UNITED HOUNDS. (f'stuM OUR CO It KH PON DENT.) Met on Monday, the 7th, at Dundillerick. The weather was One, and the meet was ronsequratly very large.

Amonjrst those oat oa this occasion were The Master (Mr John Mr Charles Furlong. Fermoy; Mr and Mrs J. Kusell. Glanmire Mr and the Don. Mrs Dew hurst.

Ballincollig Mr Dillon Hare, Queenttown Mr O'Connell, do. Capt. and Mr Beamish, the Junction Mr lleamiih, AsbgroTe Mrs Svllier, Ahaoisk Mr J. U. Peartl, V.S.

Hiss Gub-bina. Duukettle; Mr Martin, Tullagreen Messrs L. J. Het.dlT and W. Heodly, Ballmkerry Mr J.

P. Haly.V.S.. MidJelOo; Mr G. Pbelan. V.K, Cork Mr T.

Donoran, do. the Messrs Bowles (3), Miss Morgan, Kilworth; Mr Rrder Nash, Mr Clair, Cap. tain Noble Johnson, Mr Johnson Hermitage. Captain Grey and Mr Grey. Dr Croft, Mr J.

G. Naaon and Katheormao: Mr B. L. Pall. Fells.

fort the Misses Longfleld, Oastlemarr Mr Pierce Barry and Mr Orcaghe Barry, Dandillerick 1 Mr P. I Hayes, Bsllineumg Mr L. Perrott, Bailinona Mr D. Binr, Wall blown Mr B. Cotter.

Carrigtwohill Mr Walter Morrogh. Cork Dr. Galway. Lota Park MrT. S.

Coppinger, Midleton 1 Ac. Ac At Dnu-dillerlrk gone hard by a fox was quickly found. The hounds dusting him through, reynard tried to break twice, but beinjr beaded each time by members of the field, waa chopped. Tried without success Duadil- lertck Glen. AIUOtt gone, A her no's gvrse, Bnokley's HOUSE, 14 TO COV11T AND JTASIZIOX.

VICEREGAL COUIiT. Chamberlain's Office, Dublin Castle, 7th January, 1989. Exerlleeey the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, E. will hold a Levee at Dublin Castle on Tuesday, the ftlh at 1 o'clock. Their Kxcellencies the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, K.G., nnd the Marchioness of Londonderry will hold a Drawing Boom at Dublin Castle on Wednesday, fttb February, at half -past 0 o'clock, p.m.

Gerald R. Dkasi, Chamberlain. Earl of Bclrooro has arrirod at Bangs town from England. Lady Kmily Windham-Qain has arrived at Kingstown from England Hit M. Fitzgerald, has arrived at Kingstown from Colonel Deaso has armed at Kingstown from England.

Colonel has arrived at Kingstown from England. Captain and Mrs Boyd Rochfort have arriTed at Kingstown from England. Count orb of lUnfurly and suits have arrived at North Wall from England. E. Leamy, Esq.

M.I., and Blrs pcamy have left Kingstown for Emrland. The usual Fashionable ISalo of Distressed Irish adies' Work, will take place at 34 Bat-land rqusre, oi to-morrow (Saturday), lLb from 2.30 to 0 o'clock. The Victoria Habitation of the Primrose Lesme of Kmnlowo announce a grand concert to lie snven in tbe Town Hall on Tuesday evening, the Ltb inst. Some of the best known saateura Lave kinuly promised their assistance, aud the ntertaiumeut wilt conclude with a set of plantation songs suns: by several ladies and irentlemen. Three qua.nt melodies should prove veiy attractive, aud the con-ert oa the whole promises be one ot the most suorrss a ever held in tbe premier township.

It ts understood that between tbe parts a few aiehea will be delivered, no doubt, as they will detail the work dune by Use Victoria Habitation, should be of iatertat to all present. Lord Knutsford, who received a deputation at the Colonial Office on Wednesday, left town yesterday for Pynewood, Whitby, where be will probably if main until the third week in February. Mr E. Stanhope is expected at the Wax Office to-day. Mr Matthews is the only member of the Cabinet ia London.

Lord Salisbury did not go to London yesterday. lordsliip ia cBtrrtaiBtng a disiinruished party at Hatueld. and Lady Sati-bury gave bar county ball last airbt. There was a Tery large company, and special trains wars ran for the convenience of guests. The following have arrived at Kingstown from Ear land per Hovel ail Steamers Dr.

Grot-ire K. Penrose, Hurh Cnllen. Esa, R. M. Kellett.

Esq, il. fc. Adswe, Esq, William 1 'otter-ton, Kaa. W. 4.

Talbot, Esu, Mies Dorotny Lees, Arthur Houston. Esq. Miss Peareth. C. Mortev, Esq, Sir, Carey.

Mrs Abbott, Esq. 11. M'Cormaok, Esq. The following have left Kingstown for gland per Royal Mail Steamers) Master Coffey and Mm Coffey, ltriade-c'urgeou L. Corban.

Mrs Corbau aud fi-milv. ChariseC. She paid. Esq, KG. M.Smvlh, Kao, aad Mrs Smyth.

Wilfred T. I tehardsoe, lUq. Mr end Mrs Boyle, Mrsjaw.es, Mr aud Mr Bwor Wellis. Miss Slnjlair, S. Bouaa.

Esq, Arthur A. Jackson, Keq.Mias Uedington, Fred Ke nod y.rUu. and Mrs Kennedy, A. Oomyna, Esq. Mrs aud Miss Williams, Miss Denny, Mrs Kan, Miss Shea, Miss CahiU.

Arrivals at ISorth Wall bUuou by the London and North-Western OessMay's Exp raws PaM arr Steamars F. C. Fh'Jipe. Esq. J.

Rirharda, Esq, Captain and Mrs 0. U. Puwell, C. W. Powell, Esq.

W. Claikson. Esq. Mrs W. U.

Errrtoa. J. F. Dowdsll, Kq. Miss F.

U. Dowdall, J. H. Casement, Ksq. J.

Oowan, Kan, Miss Ueilly, Miss Dunlop, it v. H. V. Brad Jell, Captain W.G. Whitehead, Captain E.

C. Simmons, Urs B.C. Reatrick and family. Rev 0. IL and Mrs Gdbee.

CspUia A. E. Bradsford. W. H.

Clute, Esq, Paul Clune, Eeq, Sydney Lawreneon, Esq, Miss Don-n-iiaa, Mtas F. Doanellan, Mue Cicely Houghton, Hsroi-I Tumhnsoa. Esq, MIm Lena Tomhnsnn, Mrs Metealf. UiseJeaeie Metcalf, A. MackaT.

Xsq. T. Vercoe, Esq, John Seboneld, Esq, Edwin uinen.Eafi, Thomas Karaeey, Kq, Miss Ann Hoars. Mrs II. F.

Gilbert, Master Gilbert, Mrs Tyler Stuart and maid. 'Depart urea from North Wall Station by the London and North-Western Company's Exprtwa Paseenrer Steamers i Dr. A. M'Kmlay. Uaptais Poe, BeT.

V. Boyle, burreoa and Mrs Cookson, Csptaia Lainr, Jtev. Roerr and Mrs Cameron, Captain K. C. Kerslake, H.

Watson. Kaq, Mis Townad, A. B. Manford. Ksq, A.

PraM-r, Ei- E. D. Saunders, F. sq, A. A.

Sannders, Esq, Miss West by. Miss N. West by. Hiss Tippinsr, A. J.

Bicbaad-on. Esq, J. C. W. Madden, F.sq, T.

Hrslser. Esq, Charles Garnt, Kaq. F.Oreeoe. Fso. Mr and Mrs W.J.

Walsh. Henry Nolan. Esq. W. P.

V. l-ctt, Kaq. James Bnah, Evj. Charles Gardiner. Kq.

Miss P. Gardiner, W. M. oway. J.

F. Undson, Est, Mr and Mrs M. W. Prestage, W. B.

Oiiter, Esq. I II porta tt to Ladirm. Mrs Doyle draws asrtieaiar attsattoa te heraew snaArriais far Wintor wear for her now celebrated '1 are Guinea Taiior-saade Gowne also Hsta and Bonaata, Uwe Ciuaesv, Ac. Ware roo bib. lOiGraftoa street.

Drawing Room, Druuw Cabtlb, Aa I bet to solirlt the favour ot an Inspection of my noTel-ties, specially prepared for the season, in Court. Evening, aud Dinner Dresses, Silks, Laces, Flowers, Ac. M. E. Matthews.

Milliner and Court Dressmaker, 4W Upper Sackvllle street. Writs a Hotel, 35 Loweb Abbbt btreet. Extreme eleanlioese Bsuderate charges; spocknu show roc ma on ground floor. Trociweaue." No Lady's Trouaaoau ia oomplete without a SesUkua Jacket." We have the lanrswt stock in Ireland to select from at the most moderate prior. All the newest shapes also special shafts made to order.

Obserre J. il. Barbardo A Su. Cort Fnmers. TUB Oriuiral Iktroducbiis awo Mssn FACTLBEn op Skalseih Mabtlbs is Ireland, lUb Graiton street, 10S (opposiU the Provost's Housel.

8T. JACOU3 tmrVoit VETBUINAttY I'UBl'OSltf. Owing to tb great popularity. attaiood by the nse of St. Jacolie Oil in other con ut nee for vsteriuarT rjarposes.

the proprietors. The Charles A. Votfeler Company, of 45 r'arrioirdon road, London have determined to introduce thia famous remedy in Great tin tain for that purpose. They distinguish the Oil for veterinary purposes from that for human use by placiog th former in a yellow wrapper, whibs the latter is pat up in a white wrapper. The public are particularly cautioned to US Ul Oil IB TBM.LOW WRAPPRRS only for veterinary purposes, as same contains ingredients particularly adapted tor use on horses, rattle, end dogs, and is for superior to alt other liniments aud embrocations lor veterinary pur pose.

Th pit oo of tb Oil is wi'-hia tbe resell of all two shillings ad sixpence per bottle, of all tiesUere ia veterinary or free by parcels post from tbe proprietors. We should most certainly say. from the eaornioos popularity which tbe Oil has attained, not only in this country but in every part of the civilised world, that no atahle kcnuel will complet without Jacobs Oil in yellow wrappers. Th West End Omnibus Company of Auckland, New raised, of whi.h Mr Child is nanagBr, writes to th Dasiw 1eraidof that city i We have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the efbeacy of St, Jacobs Oil for veterinary purposss. lu suonstse baa been particularly marked ia case of lameneea ia our stables.

For man and beast St. Jacobs Oil is Use greatest pain cure aver discovered." The Trot Uag Kditn.th Spirit of tktTimm. New York, alter exhaustive interview with leading kersomea. atabUinon, sportamen, dnrers, and breeders horses. sates editorially that St, Ja-reba oil will do ail that is claimed for it in the cur of sprains, stiffness, lameness, and suflenag ia man and beast.

Tbe popular vwttiBkry sirseoa of new xerk. TW WOlunt Kault I) VS. fr km ttui ic charce of the Third Aveau Tiamcar Sttiiee. cer- titles to tbe curative uualitte of St. Jacobs Oil as superior to nU ether remedies for all ailments of bersee, such as sprains, roll, and rheumatism.

Tbb Tablet announcea that tb Pop has seat a chalice to Cardinals Blaanuig aad Newman aad tb Axvhhiskw 9l Eyre. HIBERNIAN Glen, Knoekeen. and the adjoining mountain covert, Johnson's Plantation, Kitqnane, and even the celebrated Bainaelough. A blank day. Clout adp Fvit Bkaoleb.

Meets forthe month of January Saturday, 12th, at Dollymonnt, forthe Bull (a hare will be provided) Saturday, 1(4 top of St. Iaarenoe's road ft: b.Crcsa roads, Vernon avenue. At 3 o'clock. COUIiSTNG. HATDOCK PARK MEETING.

(special tblbobam.) (prom oub cobreapokdent.) Hatdoce Park iNewtom-lb-Willows), Thursday Etevibg. Judge Mr John Coke. Slipper Tom WiK inson. The weather was charmingly flue to-day, and with the precramme of an Interesting description It was not to be wondered at that tbe attendance was a larsa one. The ooaraiogwaa much better than on the opening day, and altogether a remarkably pleasant time was spent on the borne field.

In tne Maiden Puppy Stake. Tolerance waa a lone way belter than Spit, but after winning his conrse he somehow msnaged to jump over into the escape and was hard run, so was drawn In farour of Bine Blood, who ahowed a capital torn of speed. Athlete ran a short, pretty eonrse against Phosbidas. but was outtrole by Lord Randolph. Athlete bad the latter beaten until he came a cropper, and tbe black coin on killed and won.

Donald Smith ran two verr good oouraes, and Countess Kosebory, afier being- led by Fmmita, rrry 'cleTerly outworked Colonel North 'e bitch. Duchess of Dunregran ran very well, and so did who is evideutlv a smart youngster. In the January Stakes, Germanic is ranir fast if be Is a little unsteady, aud Transact although handicapped by baring run in an undecided with Old Bob, stili carried too much pao for the alow-ploddiair Kutbertord. Gleneak was a long way too speedy for Daphne, but it gave her some trouble to get rid of Lady Fern, who was smartness itself, la the Hay-dock New Stakes, Miss Webster was four lenjrths faster than Led Astray, but the latter polished off ter opponent upon tttlng placed. Winding Nith is apparently a smart customer, judging from the way in which sne beat Bit of Energy and Tragedy Queen but nothiug went better in the 'stake than BallyaTOn, In the Ear 1 1 tow a Stakes Tempter and M'Morley woo easily enough, but Prince Alexander had to go twice to the slips to dispose of Lacerta.

Kitro-Glyrenae allowed all bis old speed against Liletburn Lad, and Uleukirk just disposed of Kempton. whilst Tarvin, as was the case at tbe first Haydock showed very fsir form among the puppies, la the Asbton Stake, Big Joe exhibited tall speed, but not so msch as Toboggan exhibited. Dr. Dante, in a long spin, went too fast for Ivy Green, bet his sister, Dolly Dene, was cleverly bealau by Royal Bake. There is only oue small stake added for the last day, but the finals of the other events should furnish rather lu teres ting; trials Details THE HAYDOCK MAIDEN STAKES.

For 44 puppies au a wa. ror uoire vasi navsi never won more than three courses in any stake. il. Tolerance beat Spit. Blue Blood beat Tahowa.

Athlete best Pbobidas. Lord Randolph II. beat Fill the Flagon. Donali Smith beat Bloom field beat Fnsee. Emmita beat lthoeada.

Countess Kosebery beat Crmel Foot, Green weed eat Jndee. Duchess of Duncreggan beat Lady Killing-- too. Greece jed beat Tirecbtrrou Kate, ill. Bine Blood, a bT'4; Tolerance drawn Lord Raodolph II. rest Athlete.

Donald Smith beat Bloom fl Id. Countess Kosebery beat Kmmita. Duobeas of Duncreggan beat Greenwood. Grecseyed, a bye. THE JANUARY STAKES.

For 3ft all age, at JU each, ror aofra tnat nave never won more than two oonrsee ia any one stake. II. Palrname beat Timothy II. Germanic beat Death's Head. Transact brat Old Bob 1).

Rutherford beat Lord bcanperdale. Gleaesk beat Daphne. Peseta beat Anireliea. Lady Fern, a bye. in.

Germanic beat Palinan. Transact beat Rutherford. Gleaesk beat Lady Fern 1). Peseta, a bye. THE UA DOCK NEW STAKES.

For 33 all ages, at JL'4 each. For greyhonods that have never won a course at any euoiosed meeting. II. Led Astray beat Miss Webster. Fhydie beat Rhyl.

mdmg Nith bt Bit of Energy. Trasredy Queen beat Ayesha. UlenogU beat Cannonade. Harvester VII. beat Luminous.

Touch and Take beat Victor V. Ballyavon beat John Drummood. in. Phydia beat Led Astray. Wiudios Nith beat Trairedr Queen.

Glenogie beat Kartswiar 11. BallyavoB brat Touch and Take. THE EABLEbTOWN STAKES. For twelve all ages, at jtt earn. I.

Mr Trotter's Tempter beat Mr Isaae Dickson's Donald Mr 11. Potts nominates M'Morley beat Mr Preston's Bunny Dick Mr Parks's Prince Alexander brat Mr Lister's Mr Parka's Nitre-Glycerine beat Mr Nssbitt's Lltce-burn Lad. Mr Edwards'a Glenklrk beat Colonel North's Kempton. Mr Dugdale's Tarvin beat Mr Cool son's Pnnjanb. THE ASUT xT STAKES.

For tea puppies at X4 easb. Mr AUea's A lorn. tor beat Mr Bolt's Beavwr III. Mr Itedf -rd's Big Joe beat Mr O. Gill's (rienaber.

Messrs Tltompsoa's Toboggan beat Dr. Cottle's Crickery Hill. MrT. Dickson's Dr. Dante beat MrW.

P. Ormall's Itt Geeew. Mr A. Brown's Royal Bate beat Mr T. Dickson's Polly Wtne.

tbe dbaw. THE PARK STAKES. For eight all ages, at 4 earn. Mr Isaae Dieksoo's Donald Creelman agat Mr Oonl-mau's Pantaub. Hr Trotter's Taymouth agst Mr Newsom's Super-laiiTe.

MrT. Graham's Glen Orr agst Messrs Tiokis's Trescberous Kate. Mr W. Crop's Cross Boad ayst Mr Xadelej nominates Bit of Energy. THE WATKULOO CUP.

1 he retn rued nominaUoa of Captain Ellis has been given to Mr John Allen, and it is probable thaw he popular Irish ooura-r will depend upon the stout hearted althaea U. (Apollo War-Whoop), whoso far can boast of an unbeaten certificate. Mr W. Osborne has also returned his nomination to the com-mtttee, who have bestowed it, ws understand, upon Mr U. Amos.

FOOTBALL. IiAHBDOWsT LtMERtCB. Tllhl match, flxad to take place to-day, at Limerick, is off, Lanadowne being unable to get a team. Maoris t. HuDDENariELO.

The Maorle added another victory to their list on Wednesday, when they beat UuddersBeld by two goals and a try to two goals. The Colonists' score waa obtained in tbe first half, while tbe home side got both their coals im the second period. FTXTTTREB. This day Wanderers v. Cork.

At Cork. Jan. 13Linterv.Munster. At Cork. Januarv 11 Clare tuont First XV.

Uabra First XV. At uaora. New Laws of Raarbr Football, as olaTcd br tho Irish Football Union, jnst publiabed (per post 3d), at Lawrence's. 1U Graiton street. Agent for I Advt.1 CYCLING.

Pxmbroee Crrxiwa Club. Tbe annual Bcfssrel meeting of the Pembroke Cvclinr Club wUlbebeld ia theWicklow Hotel on Friday) evening at 6 e'clock. AQUATICS. FIXTTJBB. Water ford River Rr rails Mondsv lftth Jalv.

1990. CROYDON SPRING EETINO. Grand ITERArio5Ai, Hurdle Race. Trsstlb Trs st lb ft 5 Brmnle Coraline w. Sorrento Pericles Guy Manneriof Coton Tyke Lai Brough Lit mm too Castiijan Spot Man lion Kirht Bells Black Bead Freedom Duke of Biok- mond Silver Sea Bellona Touch and Stourhead Gonfalon Iady Winifred Ironclad St Cross Bard of Erin Grey Friars A-trarban Mohawk Tommy Upton Balderdash 4 Alceua 4 Neapo'is 4 Marmiton 4 I au oaa hire Lacs 4 Volcano 4 Wanderer 4 Sharper 4 Kyrviile 4 St Dominie 4 vraipus Martinet Dictator Louisa Red Palmer Camralsyman Diavnlo St CrifipiR Banker CHESTER SPRING MEETING.

CllKATKR CUP. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. iools HAitoicar. rast lb Yrs it lb 4 Fnlmen Kmc Monmouth Tommy Tittle- Goldseker ApcrM St. John Grafton Acme Surbiioa Bullion Yarm Marmiton Neapolis Socrates Hark Irgunder Atrloirer Ab-yance lioable Entendre Jul.nny Morgan mousa lobster Trrone a Atnudel ft l.i-bon 0 ft Fullerton 0 Exmoor 8 True Blue II ti Tib ft The Baron 5 A'sasMn 5 Warlabr 5 Veracity 5 Kncriiher Horton 5 Purple Emperor 5 Peep o' Day Martley fi Frapotel 5 Sweetheart 5 Hniro 5 Dante Ki rid peril 5 Kmc aliian 5 Gervas ialhnule Toreldight 5 liejfCltd 5 Jut.

any i Randal Sliiilelsgll Merry Wit Man Wellington Kenilworth Friday Wmtelein Mi-, fcthel W.lliam the Si. lent Pioneer Majnooth Itidiau Prince Quart us All this Season's Fancy Dress Materials and lot of Remnants. Winter Mantle, Jackets, Furs, Ac, Ac Ladies' Fancy Cloaking. tLot of Soiled and Damamd Blaakeblannel, Bessants, Railway Uojrs. Ac FBEKOII AND OTHER rATTERS COS-X DELICATE WCITLT CHTLDREK ill thrive and grow plnmp and fat oa SCOTT'S ErXL-SION-When their ordinary loodtails to nonneh them.

EUCATS rilOKLT CIIILOEES an tax. dtrMt SOOTTri HtULBlOS Woe. tbar BUrrl. reiu. Cod Liver DELICATE KlCk LI CUILDKEa FCOTTs bUULSIOrt beeaue ia i rrrj (iaTahto, It i Uizw tinu aa a.

plain Cod Liver Oil. CL1CATE SICKLT Reed SCOTT'S F.MITL8IOH. has jnst tbe qnai.t.r requisite to reatote their wasted bodies to srtrMgih and vigonr. MOTH liS 4jfVE YOtTt DELICATE SICKLY CUILDKKM 6C01T F.MULS10M. -It will nctocw them so health and streogth erarrUuiig else fails.

CtCOIT'S EMULSION Is an iiurenionseombinatioa of Cod Iaitct Oil and jpophosphites, th uotenor of each being largely mcreasec CiCOTT-S EMULSIOJf Of COD LIVES OIL and TPOPH OSPH1TBS If Tory palatable and digtlWe, Physicians wniversaily aeknowkdew Us snpsrlaUrc exceUenc. S' COTT-S EMULSION OP CX)D L1VF.U OIL WTTH HY IV) PHOSPHITES Cai be bought of any Chemist at 2s Od andyls Od. A sample 4-os. bottle wiH be sent to anyone who will wrttefor it, if tbey will pav carriage oa twoeipt. ADDRSMA SCOTT B0WNE, Ltmited, 47 FAEiUGDOX bTEEET, LOSDOJl.EA JO'WE BALSA OP ANISEED.

roir.H MED1C1NK. 1'UY IT. POWELL'S BALSAS OP ANISEED. KIXIAHiS COUGH MEDICINE. TUT IT.

1OWKLL BALSAS OP AMLSEgD. Penoc raSwisa- (rem CE ltO 10 IN FLAX MATOBY OOMJi nn.N ol th. am moul perkidirilT awnaiair aa act. ia ta. (ona of CATAHKR.

BttONClilTlS. ASTHMA, and NIGHT COOUH.niU and POWELL'Ii BALSAS o( AKlbKED a frwod iodrwt. Sold by ChemUta throaenoct ibe ATcri4 at 1. ljd aad 3 id per bottle. E.tb.iaaed TU jean.

IBBY, K-Kxiu, A Ltan. IBBY'd CORS BEEF. No lnarwd Article of IBBTS BEEP. FOOD is so USEFUL an! aS fans time ma KOONOHlOATs IBBT'S BEEP, as HBUY'S COMPBESSEIl I COOKKD BEEP. IBBT'S BEEP.

No weUnsralated ItovweboM should be withont it. Norollaiioa, no snattar bear saabarat. is mnnlrte witbsssk IBBT'S BEEP. IBBT8 BEEF, datntr aaodwiehas made from IaIKUY'S Tra ONLYi MEAT Awarded GOLD MEDAL at International Health KxhiUtoon, Lonooo, l.Sbs. Always awarded BIURSUT bed At at Iniernatfonal wherever exhibited.

PUR KAi.K br all GROCERS. IBBT'S BEEP. TJIBBI'3 BEEP. IBBT'S BEEP. iS IBBT'8 BEEF.

In 1. 6, and l4b Tina. Every Grocer will give, free IBBT'S BEEP, of charge ou application, LISni'B COOKERY BOOK, IBBT'S BEEF. oonUining piwrUoal reetpos A prrparatieB of Tianed IBBT'S BEEP. Meats far Wbl asa.

aA FOB UBBT'S COMPR ERSK BEFP. TAKS NO OTHER. SOLOMONS' FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES. Observe-NINKTEEN NASSAU DUBLIN. SOLOMON'S' POCKET BINOCULAR GLASS, prioe 10u od ia ease, arranged with six Iwnss, rivals in effect manv of the ieegwt instmments made.

THE POCKET BINOCULAR GLASS at One Guinea has rreot de tin tug and magnifvinc pwr, clewrneas, and field. THE NEW OPERA, BACE.ARn FIELD GLASS consists uf an avdapto-twn of Mr E. SOLOMONS' famous IwnVes, waieh secures a complete ahetc of th colour, dsstortioa, irritation, and faturse to sight so frroweatiy th cliaracteristle of commna glasses. It porseasnj IranLnary ranifc. has larire brilliant field of view, and Is very portable, in aiinKCBW.oomplete, price Tw Goineas.

Opera Glasses iu lrory and very tight Alamiaias of novel desh-n, Powerfat ExhisiUaR Glaseen, 7s 6d. Improved Telescopes of various aixaa from 10s 0d. Also Microsoopes from 9s od. The orl broted Spectacle, Ac. XT Repairs promptly attended to.

CATJTTON Observe CELT to be bad frum Mr K. 80L0M0NS, Optician 'K-tbiUbed in Dublin rn), at Nanssr NINETEEN NASSAU RTREKT (Entrant, bv UaU Door), withia one door of Dawson arwaarr, DabUa. that be 4 rwW ikt Frwnmert, ss as emmmteuJt smA mmy prvsea ssilv, ssAev esas, rae fAet At tmcpiey neitber Agbbt uorTRAVEUaERS TUE FATAL AFFRAY AT MIDLETON. (rsoM ova correspondent.) Cobs, Thursday. A tnagitterial inquiry into th death of the young man Patrick A born, who, it is alleged, was stabbed to dath by a police constable named Edward Swindell in the streets of Midleton oo the 1st November last, was com men red to-day in tho Midleton Court bouse, be lore a bench of tuagis-traie composed of Moesra J.C.

Gardiner. K.M.; James Penros itrsieratd. T. S. Coppinger, and W.

U. harry. Considerable local interest was taken in the proceedings The death oi tb young man. tinder the rireo instance ncn (toned, has at raried considerable attention tor some time past, both in I'arlia mout and elsewhere, tin tit uifflit in Question a collision took place between the police and the people in tne law arising out ot loe arrest ot a man named Hranslield on som trivial rbarca Tbe police got order to clear tbe street, and it is alieged that while tliey were doing eo, Constable Switvlell isolaied lumseU from tu main body and deliberately stabbed A hern with bis bayonet, in Hictiog a wound in tb richt groin, from tbe ellecte of which died oo the following day. At th coroner inquost, which was held eubseqoently.

a verdict of wilful murder waa found against th accused policeman, who was forthwith arrested, bat Wtaaeed on bail by order of tli Court erf CJ neon Hwsrh to appear to (ok bis trial at the recent Munster Winter Assures before Chief Baron Pal lee. Oa that occasion tbe Attorney-General iutimated that he wonld not prosecute, and that tbe course be intended to pursue was to place Swindell on bis trial in tbe ordiaary way before tbe magistrate sitting at patty seesione. who. if they bought fit, could send him lor trial to tbe assiEfsT. Accordingly to-day Constable Swindell, who waadreseed in civilian rlotbea, oaring been relieved from doty since the charce was brought sura inst him, surrendered to bis bails to answer a cnarge of ih msDalaogbler of Ahern en tbe occasion referred to- Mr Edward Cars, B.C..

TVjbl.n, wh was instructed by Mr It ie. Crown Solicitor. Fermoy, proaecutod, and Mr 11. B. Julian, solicitor, Cork, defended.

Before tbe pttveedings commenced alt tbe wit-Dee were excluded from the court. Mr Carson described tbe farts and cirenra-staaoeeof which- evidence would be civeo. tie said it was oo of eoaaiderabl public import-auoe. and explained that tbe proecntUa bad become necessary and rsieotial by reauca of the allegation that had bei maje by at least one witneas, that tbedeceaimd met his death at th hands of Cetts'able Swindell, acting apart from the general body of tbe police, and. in fact, going out of bis way to stab an innocent nan.

Tim present cos was not a question of a peltcemao acting under orders, and asing nccesearv fore to suppress a riot. Should such a proceed ins result even in tbe death of rioter the law. ot course did sit imputeany en mi noli ty te the police so acting, lie was particularly anxious that the position the Crown took up there should not be in auv way mts understood. let it not be supposed that they countenanced there that it was a cnioe on behalf of tb polio to do their duty va it that duty eventuated ia homicide. That waa not their position there, and he wished that to be particularly understood.

Their position there waa ihia No policeman can be allowed, or would be aUowed. togoouiaid his duty, and to sret from under the control of lloe who were in authority over him ia 'he manner sorh as was detailed by Ann breach with rafimnc to tb de4eodaat upon tho oocoatoa in question. The elorv told by Anno Kreoch was this, aad they would aee tnat at all event in some particulars it waa materially corroborated by others of the witnesses that this man Patrick Ahern. who waa stated to have been a omt unoffending man. waa leaning egaiaat tbe railtnca of the house of a xnaa named Pattoo.

near Charles street, ia tbe towo. when he was deliberately etaldssd bf Swindell, who isolated himself from his companions. Ann reach was examined ana corroborated this tat emeu t. Her evidence bod Rot concluded when tbe court rose. Tb inquiry will resumed this moraine, tad is expected to lost for several days.

Tub OoaroRaTiow.An adjourned nwwtingS of th Municipal Council wiu heic to tli Council Chamber oo Monday, 14th at 1 o'clock. M'MASTER, HODGSON, COD LIVER OIL Ousrantesd perfectly pure, rich in Iodides and Bromide, possessing powerful nulritiTe and twstorative properties. Consumptive Patients will derive great beneflt from it as, atreagtbeos the enfeebled constitution, and tpeeddy relievo the distress iir efforts of tb eoturn. liottles. Is, Is 6i.

2s M. sad 4s Od each. AKD ORANU iG IN1SRW INK. A valuable and uastnl tonic la coses of debility, tows of appetite, Ac skittles, Is and is each. M'XAtiTKK, HtDr.KON, Aw Co's DIGESTIVE GASl'fiJO JUICK.

If yon aoffrr from Indigestion, dvapensio, er violent pain la tbe e.t of tbe stomac after food, try a Single Bottle of th above, Is od and 3s each. MM, B. and CFLINARY FLAVODRINti ESSENCES. Imos, Vanila, Katafis, AJaiaads. Mar.

Cloves, Ktmtf, Ac Uaaraaterd Pur. Bottles, od and oh. To ensure the above being our PreparaUons, see that the name, M'MASTER, HODGSON, Is on each LaheL SOLD BT CHJUtlSTS Vrsstlb Yrastlb a Jnsrjrler 4 a Admiral Benbow 4 0 Bartizan 4 5 Derwentwater 4 5 Koval Gem 3 Kelpie 3 5 KulruBo 3 5 3 Ciieroot 3 5 Mtrr Bill Boitton a 4 St. Kkraa 3 4 Poem 3 4 Cecil 3 M.rthe 3 Litten 3 4 Bridl'mere 3 4 Abbess 4 Juuarre 3 4 Caterhuitt 3 4 Mavuooth 3 4 Nemetis 3 4 Mist Ethel 3 4 Bee procity eolt 3 4 Maxim 3 Fultrei I'obir Lvddiugton Frapotel htamiu' ICfahe Wbi-lle Nora Jaok St. Martin Nolde Ci.iettain Brooklvn Old Maid Flower of the May Hark Irguud-r Ilarpaifoo Franciscan Spearmint St.

SyupliorleR Petlnrrt Saucy Lus MANCHESTER SPRING MEETING. Lancakuihe Stleplelbase. Yin st lb Trs Tommy T.ttle- Latania 4 mouse a Benburb 4 Rennv a lngrram 4 Kioky a Lady Kosebery 4 Imncla-t a Zamibar 4 Millatrcem. fl Cotillon 4 Conservator 0 Mirror 4 Theodore ft Kenilworth 4 Exmoor 0 FitsAdam 4 Holly Theowpbiat 4 Dnsxle 5 Lit la 3 St. Crispin ft William tbe Dante ft Silent 3 Tissaih-rnes A Silver Spur 3 Ever-tleld 5 Da ten port 3 Goldseeker 4 Master Patrick 3 Fallow Chat 4 P.nuy Day colt 3 Grafton 4 Freemason 3 Orbit 4 Brarkley 3 Acme 4 Australia 3 Kada 4 St.

Airaiha 3 Polvdor 4 emerald 3 MoBspaul 4 lddlesleigh 3 Ta-m 4 Early Morn 3 Great CnKsnma Handicap (35 subs). Yrs st lb Trs 1 Tommy Tittle- FitsAdam 4 mouse a Latapus 4 Kinsky a Benburb 4 1 Theodore 0 Ingram 4 1 Eztnoor 1 Lady Uoeebery 4 Warlaby ft Cotillon 4 Horton 5 Minor 4 Lasso ft Derwentwater 4 Dante 6 Reverie 4 Aintree ft Theoaophlst 4 Grecian 5 Royal Gem 3 I Torchlight ft Link Boy 3 i A perse 4 Freemason 3 4 Braekley 3 Pom peine 4 Dadna 3 White Flag 4 Australia 3 KtroDTRr 4 Deri! Dance 3 Moat pan! 4 Morglay 3 NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. ORAwruBD Plate. Yrstt lb. Tra Srwi Raih wereqaoted at 23.

i rci-iit for 3s 9d to arrire, 0b Od. NEW YORK niQBUCE JIARKET. CLO84UCG nacEs. jaxtaby 10. New Yobx, Thursday.

Wueat was weaker at the opeainf at decline, scd fomewhat depreucd towards the close. Jiinrea jraTe way considerably in consequence of the eiaria-t recriTiag- no support, and with a nominal tineas, the cioiuijr weak and Jc to Jc de- 10,000 bushels same day lsM year, ti liukheld clearances, 10.0U) huhrJs. January February, 101 March, 10-' May, 100 June, R.T steadily weaker, Talues bcinjr Jc Liirr in the day on losjri the market ntwr uciioeil, and aith'ittirh t. er ha bren a pood fnjv exi wtters the closic- weik with value rlec.pt:, buabela aarce dav last year, ciesranees, jW bniheU. JAo'uary, ili; febrcary, 4k; Jliirch, 4.t Mar, 40.

i-e: ht totpraveU in lymtainy Chiearo, ec f-ucutatJTe ptircUa. The eah trade iitfi t. W.t theeioinff atca'iy, with rate un-1 10 priinM up. Jv.uw. ri; bmarr, March, 7.75; Ao: I.

7.77 June, 7.7".'. itti au upward tendency, March, Sit. nea ueiivenes beinj 5 to 10 u' 'ur improved immeuiateiy. tie av chaaifiuir hands a-. advance for a bu.

towanU the close ca aaj on free srlliair. ar.d nnsl tone is vtakat lj ilia's to 17 poiMi deeltTte. JiBttary, U.l0to li.li; February. 15.0 to to 10..1 Annl, to 15.5 May to 1-V. J.me.

to Juir. l. IS. 10 to W.li September, ft. 25 to 1 to 1 ijH.

eprr evceil a better dr-mnnrl, and in t.f hull orratiiBs Talnes have improird. ncrn? 1. n.j the 'nolations. ternary, 75: March, 9.S3 April, Mat. 10.2U; Jnlr, 10.28 AuffU-L 'vptenbrr.

w.JH. Pipe Line CertiflcaU. opened nn-enaatrwt at vi. iater ii the day narket a itm. r.

wmmf in to cover. The closicje is -t ry a as hid a fratarele market. The dosing-(Ji' Ut F-ruarT ileiery 17 nominal. Li Wheat 'futures), 5 t. rt.fiw baLH.

Torn ttW.OTO ditto, acot. 1.X.O0O btubtU. Coflee, il 2U fetrr.lenm, barrels, ditto PiP Line runs. atn" 'n from regions. barreU.

CHICAGO I'lIODLX'K MAKKET. CI.O.-ING Jaxi-abt Chicaoo, Thifsdat. TTnAr the eoir.mn.i.nt.nrnt lid tetor th. dij btOM "rakfr. a.

on awouat 1 hJP. The a' ic to 1 io ,1,, lrir iu with n'diane in value, an-) sub. redded an w.i,. and a.rct Ira.e off ey Je to decline i. bushel, MIU(, i3lt Traj.

F.bniary, March, 3li La n.t) had bu iwprofritt'Mitor to 7., February, 7.10; ma en d-alt in Tu ore freelv. epe, tallr br Cl0inlf leady at 7j ptaiU Hori, V.W same dav last var January, 13.22) February, 1.1.22$ May) Uve had an improved iemand, and theelos-l' lv with rut pr-inti int. "JVj 65; b.uary, March, Urn active, and hai Sytvaneed 10 uu brar are rt -iiiU imrhrr Uete-n Cities. ru, '4 eor.ai,fH). Clear middie halves, 7.25 liaht C'v heavy bAjts, 5.25.

I'm Provuuon Market continues steady. Yrs at lb Trs Mapio a John Barleycorn Queenof theMay a Koquefort a Great Paul a Chancery a Why Not a Hettie tl Helmet a Topmost fj Savoyard a The Sub, (j Chancellor a Loui.a ft Kilworth a Pan 0 Paracang a Grey Friars PJayfair a Cardinal Wolsey 6 Gamecock a Atrtvban Telephone a Wild Aotes Ktnslet a Castanet ft M. P. a Brown Eyes ft Lown Dictator fl Bellona a EtCnttera ft Goufalon a Vanderbilt ft Jf'hony Longtail a Bertha 5 Halmi a Sorrento ft Sophist a Tnllibardine 5 Coronet a Glenthorpe 6 Ballot Box a Athgarvan ft Aladdin a Kotherham ft Usna a Fetnanl ft Spahi a Eccentric 6 Alexander a I Jubilee Hurdle Handicap, Yrs st lb I Isobar a Father Confea- Monsienr de or 4 Paris a Wise Man 4 Tyrone ft Helmaley 4 Cataract A Cats: mere 4 Area ft Hazelhatch 4 True Blue II. ft Toudrna 4 Tib Pedieree 4 Sea Bong ft Kobia Hood 3 Mepbiito IonlGeorjre 3 Veracity 6 Pantomime 3 Br I is anus ft Pieoeai 3 Eindspord ft Pique.

3 Koran Guinevere 3 Castlenoek ft Taxus 3 Maxim a lia 3 King Milan ft Master Bill 3 Aintree ft Domino 3 (iallitinle ft Flumao 3 1 Van Dieman's Braoklny 3 lod 4 Hrid lent re 3 Love In Idleness 4 L'Abease Marmiton 4 Jouarre 3 Bullion 4 Charielee 3 Betehreux 4 Eulalia 3 Socrates 4 Aleo 3 Uark 4 Gairoul 3 Irgunder 4 Pioneer 3 Sandal 4 Trs Livingstone 5 Manleon ft Cheeky Charlie ft Black Bead ft The Saire ft Kotherham ft Brownie A Banter 5 Sherbrookw 6 Nell Cooke A Nia ft Angler ft Sawdust 4 Frank 4 Alcorn 4 Nt-apolis 4 Keverie 4 Wanderer 4 Sharper 4 Kyrielle 4 Curie Sam 4 Meldrum 4 Dornoch 4 Tornado 4 Sparta 4 I Hwinton 4 I Utile John 4 Bonnie Lassie Silver Sea lown Stourhead Gonfalou Bollon Carronald SophiMt Ton an Breuhilda Sanctuary Martinet Grey Friars Astrakhan Tommy Conservator Sienna D.av.i lMu Dancer St. Crispin Wooubiiidt Sorrento Tisnaphemes Lalllrouirh The Tyke Tbe LelcesteraHr Sprier Handicap did not flll. Lord Howe's Surbitoa should hav been included la the entries for the Alexandra Plate, Ascot, published last week. TRAINING INTELLIGENCE. I (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

Cubrauh, Tstjrhday. A bitter, cold morning. Mr Linde't Usna, Mulberry, Brart. and Spahi were sent one mile and a half at a rood pees Alexander,.