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BosToN, July 3o.-The steamer Admiral was
seized yesterday afternoon under a warrant OF
Judge Spfague, for illegally having on hoard
Quantities of liquor. Bail will be given and the
steamer viii as usual make her trips 20 81 JOhn.
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THE NATIONAL GLEE CLUE give their pic mic
at Humphreys & Juenemann's place, Capitol Hill,
on Tuesday. A more delightful locality for mu-
S cal picnic would be hard TO find in the country.
and MessTs. Humphreys Juenemann are just the
men to see that things 60 OF handsomely
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Sailing OF the Tennessee.

NEW oRk, July 81 The steamer Tennessee
sailed hence last night for san Juan. having heer
generously Chartered 10y the Costa Rican govern
hieht 10 brins home the remainder Of the nlibus-
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BY A. GREEN Auctloneer.

BY A. GREEN Auctloneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
~ AND LoT AT AUcTICN:-On MONDAY, the Sd
day OF August, We shall sell. IN front of tho premi-
ses, at O'Clock p M, a good two-story and cellar
Frame HoOse and Lot, belonging to the estate of
west half of Lot No. 4, square 81 fronting = feet
on the north side OF south 9; between 9th and 9TH
ii. Marks, running lack 30 feet ~ inches TO wide
alley, with the improvements, which are good two
story house attic and cellar, with passage, cellar,
Terms One-third cash; balance in 6 and u
months; the purchaser To give notes for the defer
red payments, bearing interest from day of sale
deed gwen and deed Of trust taken. AL con-
VeyGnce nj the cost of the purchaser.
ANTONIA- POINTS, T,,s,oos
jy 29-d A CIR ZEN Auct.
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OnA ADDITIONAL COPIES "ROSALIE
CUO the Prairie Flower" just received. This is
the most popular song ever published Sent by mail
free of postage on receipt of twenty five cents in
letter stamps.
US JOHN F. ELLIS.
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BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctInneers
III AEGE STOCK OLE FANCY GOAnS poe q

BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
/ AEGE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS PORT
II MoNAIEs, TOYS. CANES, GLOVES * c.. THE STOCK
OF A DEALER DECLINING BUSINESS. AT PUBIIC
AUCTLoN.-Un TUESDAY MORNING, August 4,
we VIII sell, IN front of our Auction Rooms, without
reserve large stock of Fancy Goods, &c. We
name IN part
PnrtmonaieS, large assortment
Toys, Sand Boxes. Canes. Whalebones
Combs. Gloves, Needles, Socks
Hair Oils, POmades, Ink Stands
EInhroderIes, Collars, Sleeves
Handkerchiefs, Socks, Mits Shirts
Jewelry. II Ings, BrRaStpns
Br1celets, Studs, Godstone Sets, &c.
win many other articles IN the lue all OF which
will be sold without reserve.
Terms CASH.
jy Sits WALL BARNARD Aucts
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BY WALL & BARNARD. AuctIoppcrs,
NQSITlNE 4 N |. ~ 1

BY WALL Il BARNARD. AuctIonpcrs.
DOSITIVE SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT AT AUCTION, on 7TH STREET, RETWEEN 4,
AND VI STREETS, EAST SIDE.-On TUESDAY Az
TERNOON, August {, AZ SO O'Clock, we will sell
n front OF me premises lot No u, IN Square 40
ming back ll6 feet to a wide alley. The improve
ments are a two-story Frame House, containing five
rooms.
This property is in a desirable location, and IN a
rapIdly Improving part of the city, and worthy the
attention of purchasers.
The above property will he sold without reserve
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance IN three
gwen and deed of trust taken. All conveyancing
at the ex psnse of the purchaser.
Title ndIsputabe.
is SD-ts WALL & BARNARD Aucts
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4 81 OE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
r. r5st Since, Washington, ID. c. August !, 1857.
benz fSe 10 Dc inserted in the EvEyINe STAB, Il
any dal,y paper published in Washington ]
l. IL fefsons APPLYING Cor letters IN the following
nst, Will please say they are ApvERrrsrn
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE AuctIoneer
DOSlTlFE SALE OF HIGHLY VALUABLE
l. BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER OF NORTH vi
STREET AND 10TH STREET WESTON THURS
DAY AZ TER NOON. August 5th. at O. clock on
the premises shall sell part of Lot No g. in square
No. al, fronting . feet :. north NJ street AT the
corner of 10th street wesi, running hack 10 feet 10
ID leet alley, and containing $3.50 square feet of
This lot is beautifully located in the most desirable
part of the city for private residence and the 81
oers great Inducements, rs the property WILL be sold
to the highest bidder.
Title IndIsputable.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, - and
~ months, with interest secured by deed of trust ON
the premises.
" 81 JAS. G. MCGUIRE Auct
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By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTER NOON. tho Path INST
we shall sell, on tho premises, at ia O'Clock desl-
rabie building Lot, being part of Lot 4, in Square
$50 ~ feet front on | street north, between 4th
and 9Th streets, and running back lac feet inches to
a so feet alley.
Persons DESTROYS or purchasing valuable Build
ing Lot IN rapidly Improving part Of the city, are
invited to this sale.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in Q, 10. u, and
so months, with notes bearing interest deed given
and deed of trust taken.
Title indlsputabIe.
jy 2l-ts WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
H THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account Of the rain until MONDAY AFTER
NOON, August s. at same hour.
jy 3l-dts WALL q BARNARD. Ancts
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: AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNrNa

pO0ES, BOOKS, AT AUCTION.-We shall
ID fell THIS kVENlNG, and every evening until
closed ~ store NO. 80 Pennsy wanna avenue. oppo-
ard POetlcal, Historical and Miscel laneous Books
Among which are the works of Addison. Gold unth
Burns, Shakespeare, Milton, and many other popular
authors.
Also a lot Of fine Family Bibles, Gold Pens, Jew
elIy, Port Monnaies. and Fancy Goods.
10 be sold without reserve wuhln few days,
Terms cash WALL 4 BARNARD,
" N-4f
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RANKING HOUSE OF PAIRo q NoURsE.

Keokus City per cent. Bonds
keokuk City ~ per cent. BOnds-short.
Davenport, Iowa. 10 per cent. Bonds.
~. l.ouls County per cent. Bonds-short.
Lee County, Iowa, per cent. Bonds.
lily OF Evansville per cent. Bonds-shOrt.
The above and other Bonds for sale ut such rates
as VIII pay the purchaser az least 10 II per ceut.
per amnuIn interest
AL kinds II State City, Railroad and other Stocks
ana Bonds bought ar solo. Also, Notes secured by
PAIRO 4 NOURSE.
IL Interest allowed on deposits at the rate of ak
per cent. per annum when left for thirty DAYS
longer. jy Is Sm
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,HINGToN SEWING ROOMS,

WASHINGTON SEWlNO hOOMS,
w 9th street, screen d0OrSJTol Penn. dcense,
FINE SHIRTS AT Sl.5O. Persons wishing q good
article at this price VIII do well 10 leave their orders
without delay.
Having employ ed an experienced cutter and filter,
(aorD those having clothes OF any description 20 he
1de ND be served 81 prices much less than those
usually paid. -
AT work warranted as TO neatness and durability
Whether wishing TO purchase OF not parties are
invited to call and examine the work. Nv SD-Sts
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z = IA FINE p n
"a FRED COLLARS, HANDKEIcuIEFs, SErrs
SLEEyEs, &c, AT ArcTIoN.-On MONDAY, the sd
avenue between 9Th snd7 streets opposite Browns
Hotel, commencing at 10 O'Clock, large and hand
some assortment Of EnlhroIderIes, cons sting Of
251 Inc EmbIo IdeTed Swiss Sets
30 do do Cambria Sets
80 do French Muslin FL Passa Sets
loo Rich Embroidered Cambria Col!ars
go Swiss and Scotch assorted
loo Fine Mourning Sets
Is dozen Fine HemstIched Linen Handkerchief
80 do Grass laron Handkerchlefs
y do do do . lched Embroidered do ,
. do Assorted Handkerchiefs, embroidered
$40 pairs Sleeves Swiss anu Cambria, assorted
With large assortment Of other Goods
The attention ofthe ladies is called 20 the above
sale as the owner is compelled Ia reIurn to New
less of cost.
Terms cash.
in Anot
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A NOTICE TOALL PERSONS WHO ARE
hINTERESTED.-We have now on hand SUP
ply of our celebrated Burton and xxx Ales, which
were brewed 10 our own order, expressly for the
southern trade and which, will guarantee 20 keep
any length Of time even in the waTmsst Of weather.
All lovers Of good Ale can be accommodated with
the above at our Depot, 81 Green street, GeoIge-
town, DC. Army & SHINN,
jyQ
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FOURTH DISTRICT SCHooL.-The name of w
ii. II. Hazard was accidentally omitted in the list
Of premiums awarded in this school, published
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WATCH RETURNs-The only case for trial at
the Central Guard house this morning, was A
Thompson, arrested under an United States war
rant for improper behavior. He was held to Sc
Curity to keep the peace six months.
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BY J. c, McGUIRE, AuctIopeer.

- FIRsr WHRpAT hrcIT on % slt1rdt Nv .tsI
aoon, august LIST, att O'Clock. shah sell Lot No.
IN square No 81, fronting So feet inches I'D
s.Iset west, betw cen north l. and NJ streets, run
ning oack " eet "a inches 10 a 81 feet alley with
Dwelling House. " S0'' '@o
Terms: One, half cash; the residue in one and
Two years with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on lie premises. ~ VI "
IN SQ-d n
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On WEDNESDAY NEXT the veteran Washington
Yeagers give their grand civic and military ex-
cursion to the White House, on the Washington.
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Read, Ala A
RiRer, Elizabeth
Smith. Ann h
Smith. Harriet
S'mms. Ezra J
Smith, Jane
Semnnes, Hannah
SSeahon, Mary
Segar, Kate
Snyder, Lsursna
Sd spherd, Ann
Ststs'n, J sephlne
Stewart. Susan A
Tyler, Amelia
fappAn, Mrs U
Tsyis. julia A .
Toyniey, Maria L
Taylor, Hiss
Tffcmas, Elizabeth
TrNvers, Mary A
Tslbert. Mary
yerme'yer, Mrs q
Wright, Mary Il
Nblte, Mrs h
Ward, Ellen
Wise, Mrs Y W
Williams, Mrs
Woodward, Mary s
Williams. RiIoda 2
Washington, Jrs JF
Watson. Mrs n b
Warner, Jenny
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THE RIvER.-At the Long Bridge, yesterday,
business was lively with the draw keepers
large number Of wood, sand and lumber boats
passing up to the mouth of the canal
The preparations for putting the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad in active operation again
are going forward.
Arrived-at Harvey's wharf, schooner VIM S
Teasdale. Philadelphia, coal to John Il. Given;
at Magruder x Stones wharf, schnr Friendship
Trader, from Western Shore, with sand for the
Capitol extension.
The Maryland arrived yesterday at O'Clock, D.
m, with So passengers and considerable freight
after safe and rapid trip. she brought no news
of importance to our readers
The proprietors of the wharf at the foot of Sixth
street are making active preparations to extend
the sea wall at that place, down towards the sea
wall of the government
The steamer Mount Vernon mas been put in ex-
cellent trim at her ways at Alexandria. She is
now In every respect n staunch and substantial
boat. She is new timbered; has had entire new
deck planking laid, and looks like a new boat
She will be la' he'd from the ways to-day at high
tide.
This morning number Of men with a strong
seine endeavored to capture shark that was seen
early IN the morning playing about in the eastern
branch below the arsenal
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CENTRE MARKEr.-This morning, the ma ket
was well supplied in all its departments The
country dealers were quite numerous, bringing
with them large quantities Of provisions. Pur-
chasers were numerous, and the prices about as
follows
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THE MARKET PAvEMENTs-By Tuesday next
the benches, sheds, boxes, etc, used by persons
during market houIs, on the Avenue from Seventh
to Ninth street, will be removed, and the side
walks once more freed from obstruction. Such is
the order to the proper officers
The pavements beside the new sheds are to be
reserved for country dealers, except sufficient
2angways between the curb line and the shed
stands. No benches or other remembrance will
be permitted to remain upon them.
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SALE OF CORPORATION SToCK.-Yesterday,
c. Mcclure, auctioneer, sold of Corporation stool
1900 at 81 .O3X and SilO at lO3K A very good
indication of the credit of the Corporation
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Here are theae men who presume 70 rereeeus God
and act - his scrvans yet bsee men 60 and s IN
nA~y, dirty Gene oourt and thcy win sth their verdios
fs plug OF trbacoo" NAushter) 20 the leaned and
sote Jucge mow who hsd offended him he Addressed
bnd and bitter ursde, accusing MIN OF living
Win The hnrmons only 70 make money out Of
hsw and pro6t by their msfortones, ending With
Nov comn and on 10 leave this Territory and scoept
s appointment ~ missionary 70 Australia. You have
Gsoa ncn mere long enough now 70 70 Australia and
-shs Mte bell fer yourse" Elder Kimbsr had said In
re oi ms sermons that Brigham was God and be would
Ne vhmr 70 refsn his salvation In 70 his hapds These
we're me Doctrines q Utah and The hov,nous rhsy we're
terrible W se taught, but awful 70 be believed They
we've inconrren with republic Snism dssuucsiye 70 re
nGtoo, and degrading 70 haruantty,
sneHAns WIVES cHrrppsv
Brigham had twenty I'VE wives ana Al excvv .rr,,.s
ecu 70 ncrsase bic family he replied that wss already
hrge euoueh me number n his children aosordlns N
common report In CtAh, greater thar he Knew hinseH
Brigham euce met fine Idle boy in The street n ~ns
nd, and sdirrf him very much, said Wwhose toy sre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-17
nsoohtyn City News.

Tut AN ESGiSx HovS "A Gre was discovered In the
house Of Independence Engine, No, o. the Of
Myrtle and Vanderbilt avenues, abon O'CLOCK On sun.
day morning The station house OF tho Fourth district o.,
100 attached thereto. Officer Mclaughlin Soo was Jest
about regrcg heard cracking as II caused by 1re He
wen, round &c tho engine bouse door and fouBt o2en
and the pAssse Ieadbg up sisrs Aei VIII ien-e
able o enter when the eug, drawn oct aud sssa
pay ca upvn ne ames which speedily SUPP o.
1nc fire originated closet ~ ths heat of tho
kndng, where tna gAse pape kert, and tho bsnuor Of
The company rsed ocosssoas Of parade. d'r7sed
and pc'e % doubt but that Il he work OF d.
tg- Inc dsIage ootssooed viii not eIceed $780, IBIS
10 the third tine hat the psno has been sot FIRE pihn
the past sisbt nIocht Two mon we're teen coming
o CT tue how're 40 pt se nosor before The IRE was ts
cvvertd opo Of them wns sres.ed OF ,uspGoa and has
been looked up await examination chnfgos ths. nap
10 brcashf Against HIM.
FsrAr EJTvc1s OF sCs srpoKp "A csrtmsn med Der.
pssd rnsn prosaied b. the heat OF the on 90
turdsy and ,akon 10 bis homo In Proc oecs street In
sepseess condition he hlgered until evening, ~hen he
died. Michael Holm died 81 The Cit Hosp al Ilurday
morning from similar cause He war eorgsd 10 az
srs out cellar In Bedford avenue, Ny la ~hen he
war overcome by the best lie rerisiued csrous Until
be died These we're tho only fatal cares although there
were several Others who were slightly Affected
CArome oyy1cy1 AnuP.-On Saturday night last,
officer Farrell, OF the Second prccnS observed tvo ron
suecs, whom be 2coted OF tepR lookout for
punder Ho concealed his star, aud laid lm,of down on
roop, prstenoirg 70 be sound sep. Ssme dme srsr
h, ~ him in ha recumben pcs,aon, and bens
f's pockets. They we're alarmed by approaching foot
,ttps, and hid behind The Until the sound d.st
svsy, when they again approached, AMI we're about
kns Oh The ohiosrs watch chain, -hen no sprans up
one ~r-,ed rave his name ~ james Fortsne BE wa
'ccked up 10 A. Alt examination.
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Hints, &C.. from Correspondents.


correspondent, who appears 70 DO vel postet IN
"S,cks upon trAverers" stais thsa grtA, number Of
rosberes Of This kind ore nightly commied The pi>p
for or three operators 70 mount outside tho ON
bus-ose fctrs up beside tho driver The ohcs laying
the operne through which The farcs handel s5d
the third aiding a. occasion may require. The felIsv
slonside the driver opens conversa ion wits hiu 90
some sxcng topic, monopollEs his stteptioc BY sons
humorous story While thus engaged his pu behind cleans
the Dor Of IN contents and mates OF party ~ tnrce can
thus rob some twenty pascs In night and raise soocs
ono hundred dollars They generally begin 9Th oos line;
sfter that used up the other Inns opsrsed upon
Sometimes during the day they lark around The ssabes
and . reenhorn should hsDseo 10 be appointed -
driver, he sure 70 be robbed three or four ns IN 90
mtny nishh.
CASE OF ApAxs, THE BANxvrER or rHsHowARD
a. Lover OF Justce" lakes exception 10 some srioures
OF tbe HspuD in reference 70 ne case Of Adams lie
pays that the accused dressed vel And enjoyed him
sef he had rvivass means OF bic own, which enabled
HIN 70 do 20 the charge OF HE teepss fast por.es
be says thai proprietor OF Tho Ho yard bar k,u4 the
horses and allowed Adams the cooasonal use 81 them
Iris which tas eiveu rise 10 tho statement tha, The
lansr maintained IN expensive team Of his o~n.
BAD coTDr TON OF rHs suunrs.
"A Constant RIDER" complains that the Foailb avenue
and thirty second street line OF stages have hard road 70
travel from Fourteenth to Thirty second speet He saw,
that The condition o the Intervening streets Ia worse tnsn
thsi q any corduroy road 20 be With either In eors,s
or Asbsma even In the spring Of the year He thinks
that the CITY Inspector has power TO remedy TIE evil
lie mistaken. The remedy lies In the hands o. either
street Commissioner Deviip Corover, bot which Of
ihfm, be mus' CAL upon the corR 70 determine
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Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, AuRust v, iSofs
he Nnocsoi Cins Ovey-L>oci Decision R<sp,ts~s Josa
Stock Ct~po~ses--A New Bank AtsAorsscd, DC
Although wrote you by dircct steamer Jesterday, 20
csnr permit tho opportunity Afforded by the departure
q he ssesmcr oNhawba for Charleston this afternoon, 70
have NE peaaure Of informing you tina. the Commercial
orvs vnicn pe.Aed 10 This city he's besp got with
gu, any serioos damage being effected 10 morrow 10
fubr believed that bufness win prooeed o. did pre-.
yiousy 70 recent events. any rate payments In gold
VIII be made 81 sii the banks NJ Fcsscr n In under.
$1,000, VII reure from he management OF the al~Acs0
(vsrehoueeO OF Rsela, from the bank oonnccted with
them aud from buAness altogether in thls mIand Ne
soes, ssid 20 London, where he formerly reaidsd
and, l believe, failed In business
The subecrpuons In aid q The Spanish Rank Of Havana
puol,hed Cd TO THIS morning eSceed eleven millions OF
dollars
The Gcsa OF ts DAY, oortsins She arsuueuss ~ ,bs
members ts votes OF the Real Audlencis (she s,Su
p,epis are ioc lengthy TO translate 10 day. forbdne The
establishment OF all tho joint stock companies exceps rail-
WAYS that not established prior 70 3lW July uIto
bat notice Immediately undcr this the permission Of ira
Captain General essolsh another bank be GATED the
nCredito territorial Cuhano eighteen per cent whose
cspssl 10 10 be paid In. thus viii he seeu We
have not gained wisdom from The scene c Ass
seek, AID ttn he spirit Of speculation pos desd
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Fredericks The acting and ssge manager, and Mr. NJ
B. Wilton, treasurer The oruhsar~ h under tho d1ec
ton Of R. Dodworsh. the only change in Ne price Of
admission 10 TO the dress oircse which 70 NV nf cents
Tia Christy and Wood Aiass<eh opsu Il The National
theatre this evening Madame JohSnnaseu and SgroT
Amcdio have retired from he rsmenade conoers at Tho
Phisdeipaia Academy Of nuso, arc suoc' eded by
Nidame SchelleY, Q soprano, formerly one OF the vien
noise childFes and Hgnor vieh, baritone. from Havana
Mr.. Frazer and the Germans orcher.ra SIN remain
Ssges eonpeay Of Juvenile Comedians are d tho waau.
street theatre II numbers about thirty including actors
scsreeses, singers and dancers.
NKwrozr, r. I-Aadsnse de Ia Grange rave concert
at Ocean Hal last week.
RocHErm.-kr. q. G. Plunket VIII open ths theatre
here on the a1ss inst Mys. H. u. Frost 70 his leading
actress.
MoSrxlAx--Mr. J. PrioT 10 engaged az she Theatre
Roy ~, which opens this under NJ Rocla1ds
agement
ALnlxy.-Mr Fehx Vincent open the theatre here this
week with tho Eel Her troupe. Mr. Keller organizing
full juvenile baAet troupe TO appear with his tableaux
BuFYAIo.-MH and Mrs. Paunoefort finished engage
mept here On Saturday.
* LouR--Tte Francois Rsvel company were a Dc
Bsrs theatre last rhey wiz be suooeeded by John
Brocsham.
CARAocAs-Psul Julien gave . concert here, July 20.
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cR0QkLYN We. NEW BRIGHTON.
The return usch between these o,ubs ws. paToi al
Bsdford ho Ism nsl and the Nes Brighton club we're
again victon0-s Too play On both .ds- va eSoslcnt
re bowling and neiars Of The Brooklyn suo In the nrs,
lnBisss ~ere especially good, but Info,cr IN lbs
se,srd Thai Of the5 opponents equal Every.
hing pared ~ In the most Satisfactory manner sni vss
an sgroeese Gays sport 70 an. The foIio-ing s the
score