The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-03

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nearer than iLice miles 10 our low w.i"r inc'.
NetAcr Is any Intercourse to b. allowed between
tie vessel All tie c.iy.
YESTERDAY. A SELECT Fairly or FALL
players from tie A;h,tl, Olympic and Alriauc
Cubs Of Philadelphia, len tint city en- route T.
New York, fot TIVE pun oso u playm. matches Will
The leading clats - New York aud vicinity. These
players and friends arrived n, the Newark depo,
yesterday morning, at ii o'clock, and were there
met by the Newark AMI Eureka Clubs, and escort.
ed 10 the club grounds. Arp. NJ. they played u
match with select nine Of the above Newark
Clubs, the result. AFTER 4 well contested game Of
nine innings, being victory for the Newarkcrs
their score being IL u their opponents t. The game
was Witnessed by several thousand spectators To-
day the New York Clubs will cscor, them 10 Hobo.
ken, where grand ma, Oh Will be play ed at P.M.,
on tie Guthaius Grounds.
SINGULAR CASE Of attempted poisoning il
related ON the police returns of the Fourth ward.
A Mrs. Madden came 70 the station house with u
ioaf Of bread, Of which she had Iarttken with her
two children, and which made them all very sick
She bought the bread on Thursday night at a grc q
Gerry store In Pearl street Upon cutting 1t up the
next day SHE found in ita piece Of paper, rolled up
and apparently knoadcd in with the dough, upon
which was written the words, "L,ok inside tit
note" Upon opening the paper 1t was found g.
contain these words "whocvcr eats this Urea
will lie poisoned, for there i- arsenic in IT. So take
warning from this and don't co, 1t. Yours, truly,
WIN. NJ. Plumb" The loaf will be aualy1c and
The matter investigated.
BAhNrMs BABY SHOW, which commence.
yeNern"y' was I" u''n'o success over one nun
dicd anu III! h'u'S w'r. present. AMI "'V'hty-h'
more are !" tie entered to-day. seven thousah'
Visitors thiohs'n !" th' Museum.
lilE lAM'lANN SOCIETY, al regular meet
Ing held in Tie Council CHAMBER las, evening, ii.
stalled AS a s.chcm Mr.. l. Cooper, son Of Pet,
Cooper Es'l" hnd REARED T. tie Council 81 sneh
ems resolution t''' TIE s'''eiy celebrate The 81
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taste could procure fr Tie hardship. and p..vl.
lions Of a '.l',t's h'o' aud ACCEPTED Tie = st,u e.
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New York Volunteers"
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF A Rrnrt putso<
A,,,t ,nc .,cl,cl YESTERDAY, ,.,,r,,,n,,. ro,,o
,r,s,nor r,,iu,d On ,;ayeru,r,s Island s,te,ort,l
h escape on a rat that he lad canstrl,t,d f.u
pieces Of ioist. lie succeeded ia crossin. the But.
termilk CIarLel TO the Atlantic dock, Br,otlvn.