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DIED.,
ALEXANrER-Op r,

S1othsI e: Rev T9sdsy AuG a. II. y.'iSense 0fhs
49, A. l.; Alexander, in the 49tk yea, of her 49,.
The and friends Of the ay are resp ectfuy nvsH
p n, withoutfuIther notice. - "
Cafofna and Texas papers p,sass sopy
BENNETr-On Tuesday, Aug q, at Newport, r. l., EHsv
beth Bennett, In the 731 yeer Of her age
The es.ives and fend' respectfully invited attend he
luner, at New s BGnswick n T. onThur.day. a2 Ococs
BRUSH-n Brooklyn on Wedh-sdsy morning flse a. S.
rail- wife OF Jarvis Brush, aged IS Year,.
Friday afternoon a. O'Clock No. 80 Henry st. srooEly.
BLISS-At New. Rochelle on Wednesday Aug o. 1865 q
the residence of C. II. HuId Doctor Eta l. Biss aged -
years, ats Surgeon in the United states Army.
HE remain, will Psinheid ILL., for interm,mk
EDGAR-On "wednesday. Aug %, 1865 Florence. infsse
daughter Of William H. and Marion Edgar, aged ye,ss.6
7dsys.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited e" =
tend the funsrl from No los secondt, Brooklyn. ED.
bers Of Alta. Lodge No. 3l6 off sndA. N.
Low-Ia Brooklyn. Aug %, at No: % Tompkim' pise~
James Willis Low In the 10Th year oshs age
Notice OF funeral in Friday mornings papers,
lKETCHAM-At Jericho L. l., on 4th day, sth month IA
John ketehsm, In the sith year OF his age. .
relatives and friends Of tbs family invited 70 tsnA
the funeral Friends Meeting house Jericho, 9th dsys
18th inst at II O'Clock a. without further notice Car
the arrival OF the train leaving James slip at o'clock
OGORMAN--On Tuesday, AM: a. 1865 at Standpoint Long
Island Florence Mary youngest daughter Of Richard and
She wa. Inferred il the Cemetery Of the Holy Gross, Fls
bush, the sd inst
PHELPs-Tn wes.port Conn, Tuesday Aug. %. Js.ss
ii. Phelps aged % years
SCOTIA his residenc. In Yves. Hoboken NJ j., WsA
nesday afternoon Aug a. Thomas r. Scott. esq. aged g
years and months He born in Philadelphia, Pa and
for many years a resident Of Baltimore
The funeral vices will take place residence =
Clin,onsve and Hague this tThursdsy snernoon, =
to attend.
wARING-A his residence In Stamford Conn., on Monday
Aug Il, George L. Waring in the 5Oth year Of he ss.
Funeral Thursday at oclo Tram leaves Iwsnyese
enth-st and focrth-ave., at iZ:io M
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Canadian Customs Rcturns-The Canal
System.
QUEBEC. Wednesday. An

QUEBEC wednesday, aug. ~, lSuj.
The Canadian customs returns 10 June 80 OF
the present year. just issued sfow that there was i'm
ported during the year merchandise valued at si'
800 900 of which S2l 10000 came nom Great Britain
and & - 800 OOO the United States. There is fall
ing Oft OF $4,000 in customs receipts es compared
with the corresponding period Of the previous wear
In answer TO an inquiry the Hon. Mr. Macdonald
Announced in TIE House to-day the intention of the
Government to enlarge all the canal system Of Canada
the earliest possible moment that the financial con-
dtOn Of the province would allow IT, for The purpose
Of attracting the trade OF the Western States to Can
ada. lie would not pledge the Government ~ go on
with the enlargement this year.
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ArrEMprEp suIcIpE BY smooTrse.-Abont II

oc.Ock on Tucsdiy night, German named JuhUs
Heller cutter in the employ Of Samuel kronsc keeper
of a clothing store nj No. IA Newark ave. Jersey
CITY attempted 10 commit suicide by shooting himself
Heller had been out during the evening, and returned
home about II O'Clock and upon being let ill., proceeded
20 the basement, where moment 0iter two reports
Of pistol were heard. Mr. Krouse hurried down TO
the basement ard there found Heller lying upon the
floor with blood flowing from his Lett breast and =
10 an upper room and DR.. Feeney being
called in, found that ball had entered
the breast about half inch above
tne heart passing under the shoulder blade. One
Of the shots did not take effect The injured man re-
fused to assign any for the act and expressed
regret that lie did succeed ~ terminating his exist.
cnce. Last evening tie physician expressed hopes OF
his recovery. On Tuesday Heller remtcd 500 20 his
friends IN Germany. which be had just received IRON
his employer. lie il single InNl about 80 years 81
age, and was highly esteemed by his employer, and
| others who were acquainted viii hin.
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Trotting Mt Springfield, Mass.

SPRNGFIfLp. Mass. Wednesday. August %, 1905.
The trot on Ilampden Park to-day, which
was 10 have taken place between Empress owned by
Peter Jones Of Amherst. y. IL. Harry Clay owned by
William Waller Never of New York, and braDs
Vernon, owned by Dan. Mace 81 New-York did not
take place. Empress being Withdrawn and shipped for
Boston. aud the others declining 10 tTot.
a second race came of between Hot Water. owned
by Hubbard Of Pit field and Dolly Dalton. owned by
branch Of TN. CITY, which won by Hot Water IA
two heats 25l and 2;49. Today operation l. de
bounced as greater wndle than yesterday :, although
fewer pcTsOus were present.
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UImB,Lp's FLUID EXTRACT BucnU IS pleas,
al. i ID. and oof irre iIom al injurious p'pesu's anu
90. ~ .f.. 10 It's
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A New Enterprise-The Transportation Of
Freight Westward - Grand Indian
Council.

ST. LouIs Wednesday, Aug. %, 1906.
Gen. Fremont, at the head of a company OF
Eastern men is about to purchase extensive tract OF
mineral lands in this State. with the view cferectng an
establishment in this city for the manufacture OF rail
road iron.
TIE Democrofs Lawrence special SAYS that MIR. But
terfeld the Superintendent OF Butterfeds Overland
Dispatch has completed the arrangements for the
transportation OF freight from Lawrence to New Mex
leo and Arizona and will send coaches from Lawrence
20 Denver City. via Smoky Hill route soon as tho
Missouri and Pacific Railroad Is completed.
The Government Commissioners To the Grand Indian
Council have arrived at LeavenwOTth.
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Our spous, Returning Heroes.

SIXTEENTH REGIMENT v y hhAN N"'
hi, rrgiin.ni, numbering -" hrn' "rlN'o
in er,y II O'clock h., IT, ana 1IIad 5 ria.s
IN re,.J..,,,,,s i,,r fin ID un, and i-charg'
4 Th 'ei folo~iae :. li-i dit. onicer. ,,
flrlo Asp srnIco- 100 1t -" -. ''' ,a'
Mor.-oni li'ut' o..1e; ,oa lame. B. ,.u; >uf
-sel John L. D'a.' . t ysn Bo..crci -1aaf-
anf d Nl'rfi E.pln iIn..nn seine aa''u'.
.'il''''''' '''''''
',, c.x s.re.,r,. sf,o- Cn.ilss W Hasten e..
n .e' Gi"r. D. Loli.i & .ni''sf' s,r.ssni' ,o'1
Na.' ll".lfsl steward. y. = hf''"''' "
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Mrs. Jane Seymo ur, person e. years ofage,
was bruany midcrvi al the rcsdeDoe OF her son.in.
law IN Memphis on 'londay night last bv some person
whose motive as well AS his person il entirely IN.
known Mrs = WIS shot while sitting near an outside
door ut about * ovock at night sne having risen from
her bed on nccoup toi the 0ppresyencs OF the weather
AS above intinaed. no clue has been found to the
assassin aliho~ hat which ,o dropped in his flight
may yet lead te his Identification
Mrs. MAY ma Wayne died on Friday morn.
ing her residence, Hudson CITY from he effects OF
burns caused by the accidental upseting Of kerosene
lamp tie preceding Tuesday night Mrs Wayne
leaves two small chlid'rn, who were dependent upon
hor f2r import,
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New-York Sintc Sunday School Couven.
tion-Largc Attendance.
SYRACrsE. Wednn.

SYRACUSE. Wednesday. Aug. %, 1865.
The New-York State Sunday School COnyen-
ton is holding its tenth animal Convention in this
city, There is II large atendlnce. The exercises are
full Of interest The Seoretars report shows the mum
Der OF teachers In the State o. s-3; scholars i6
increase of teachers 5 Increase of scholars. g. 49,
schools reported. 1863 II is the largest Convention
ever held IN the city. Every County in the State was
represented. Wieting Hall was densey packed at
every session. The citizens Of Syracuse and vicinity
enter tain not less than 90 delegates.
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SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

Whatever may be thought of the disposition
Of the Southern people 1t is certain that all the prom
nent from that section well as others represens
general acquiesence In the policy OF the PRESIDENT III
regard TO the restoration OF the Southern States W
their Constitutional relations to the Union.
APPOINTED.
The President has appointed A. L. Stone,
Surveyor Of Customs for the District Of New Orleans
Col Thomas Biddle OF PENNSYLVANIA has been ap-
pointed by President johnson Commissioner on the
part Of the United states 10 adjust the claims under the
recent amend convention between the United States
Of America and the United States OF Columbia.
TIE UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
The Convention between the United States Oh
America and the United States Of Colombia. supple
mental % that of September 10 ls7 has Just beeh pro-
claimed II extends for nine months the JOINT COM
mission hcreuihre appointed fOr the examination anu
adjustment Of sucA claims were presented pu' "o
heretofore settled.
THE OHIO SENATORSHIP.
PostmaSter.Gencral DcnnSon Will not, as
many Of his friends desire. be candidate for the Sen
atorShp of Ohio as M Shcrman's successor.
FROM BUENOS AYRES
Information has been received Mt the Depart
men OF state from the Minister Of the United States at
Buenos AyIes of the passage Of law by the Legsla
ture of the Provincial Government Of Bnenos Ayres.
authorizing the Governor 10 call the first town t. be
located in the Province Lincoln" in commemoration
of the late President of the United States.
SOUTHERN MAIL SERVICE.
The Postmaster-General has just ordered the
of the daily mail service from Macon to CO.
lumhus Atlanta. Chattanooga, and to other points IN
Georgia, by railroad.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Cotton-Gov. Browniow's Letter Against
the Jews-Ravagcs Of the Worms.
CAIEO. Wednehlay. Augnst

CAIEo, Wednesday, August %. lsG5.
The steamer Superior has $40 bales of cotton
for Evansville and the Continental has $50 bales The
first bale of Texas cotton received In New Orleans
raised in Brazos County. was sold the 10th at &c.
The Memphis BuLifin always an unconditional Union
paper, contains a dennncation against Gov. Brown.
lows letter against the Jews.
The worms ravagng the cotton fields on the Tai.
lahatchie.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE or a WOMAN.-A lady
named Amelia Decker residing IN Deenst, near Flat
bush.ave attempted suicide yesterday afternoon by
swallowing dosc Of arsenic Her situation being dis.
covered in Tine physician was called In. and by the
application Of the stomach pump the poison was OK
traoied She was last evening In fair way OF recoy'
cry. Jealousy is alleged TO have been the cause.
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FROM SARATOGA.
The Sanitary Commission-A Cold Snap

SARATOGA. Wednesday Aug. y, lr6J.
The Standing Committee of the United States
Sanitary Commission the Rev. Dr.. Bellows presiding
closed its session to-day. The object Of the meeting
was 10 decide 10 TIE and form Of the report
OF the operations Of the Commission to be presented to
the public.
We have been visited with a sudden cold snap the
are burning in the parlos and rooms of tie hotels and
the pace looks quite Winterish. Large numbers are
! leaving by the evening train.
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PENysYLVANEA POLITICS.
The Democratic state Conveniion-Prob.
able Nominees.
HAERIsnrRc. Pa. Wednesday. Aug. %. 1865.

HAERsBuRG, Pa. Wednesday. Aug o. 1865.
Delegates to the Democratic State Conven-
ton are already here in considerable numbers. The
Impression gains here that the old iDcumbents for
Auditor and Surveyoi-Goneral Offices will be renom.
mated 1Is. Barr for Surveyor General, comes very
strongly enforced from The West, while Isaac Slenker
the old Auditor General is ready 10 accept rcn0rni
nation sanguine that he can succeed in being
elected OIL his merits as an officer
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Ia dyer,isement.I

Advertisement.
To RESTORE GRAY HAIR to its original color,
health lnster softness and beauty and promote new
growth bald spots remedy introduced TO the
American people compare with the g LONDON lair
COLOR RFsToRER and DRESSING" sold by all leading
druggists We have tried it, therefore speak from
pcrience. rs cents O bottle.
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FESTIVAL OF TIE CnuE,n OF ST. COLUMBIA.

FESTIVAL OF THE CHUDJH OF ST. COLuMB
The CONGREGATION of ~. Columbia Catholic Church
heii festival yesterday Ut Broadway Park. Ninety
nIuiht. p.ehsani Tine Ms experienced by al the
participants. nothing oocu rrng Ia mar the general
enloyneh OF The occasion" The result mott graf
npg 20 the nhniget viz cleared considerable spn
which Will materially swell lie furds of tho church
Inc chGrch Is situated IN West TWENTY h-st, ana u
under the charge OF the !i;ev. Father Mchleer.
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MARRIE ID.

C0RNISH-PHELPS-On "Wednesday. Aug. u, by the Reyt
E-W Beech.r 4 T.. Cornish Of Ply mouth. Mass. 10 NJ
y. Phelps OF New York City.
'hMASlS-iiILL-On Wednesday Aug a. ~ tho Rev. Mr.,
Miuams Henry A. Crsgin to Emma D. only daughter a
nf" Sarah hill all ofth.s city
III SSnlsnLEi -SQUlRES-On "wednesday, Aug 81 q
as.rs ~ the Rev William bleAlsrr Charles Mckine
~ ~ commerce s1te OF Michigan, Mary e. daughe0
VI iiSnaiu oQuires ofthe former place Ne carda
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BuRGLARIEs-The residence of Joseph Cole
MAT. corner Of Wyihe-ave. ard Wilson-st, f. ID. was
entered at a. yesterday and robbed oil quantity
~ silxcr ware A6ou, tie Same time two men tiled 10
yet into the residence of Mr.. Ariel Patterson NO
south Ninth.ft by means OF ladder, but an alarm
was m adc aud they n away.
The stable of Christian Swah corner ofGrnharn ave.
and Wyckof t. was robbed last night OF set Vi har'
ness valued at so.
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HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
Rose WASH cures secret and delicate disorders in all
their STAGES at little expense little change in
diet no Inconvenience and no exposure. 1t is pleasant
in taste and odor immediate in its action and free
from all injurious properties.
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The NEW Rooms OF THE Young MEMS
CHRISTIAN AssouAuOs-The Brookly Young Mems
Christian Association are preparing 10 move from
their old quarters In WashingtOns To their new rooms
on tho corner Of Fulton-aye and Gallai place which
they expect to inaugurate on the eth Of september
The the second foor and age 10 by 10 feet
In dimensions which will afford ample accommoda-
tons The Association has never been Ia prosper.
ous a condition IN all respects as az present
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SvTzVRp OP WUI

SEIZURE or WHISKY Ky THE GOVERNMENT. -
Two hundred barrel, OF whisky recently landed at tho
foot 81 South Fourth St. t. D. and consigned 70 Dad.
ly T. Ely 4 Co. corner North Fogrth and firststs,
Ia. been seized by United States Inspector Marley for
alleged non.paymcnt OF duiy. The consignment cane
from Providence, X. l.
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Lascst ship News,

ANKINED.
Steamship EAGLE Laurence. Havana Aug. - p. mdsc
and pass. Spoford 4. Tleston.
Steamship America, Lindt Savannah Aug. 9mdsc and
pas 10 Wakemsn. Gookin Dickinson.
schr Kate Thomas, Preson Boston. nnssed p. T. Col
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

THE CENTRAL UNION CLUB OF BROOKLYN
At meeting If this Club held last Monday evening.
the following officers were reelected for the year
Stephen N. Griswuld, President; George l. Bennett,
Vice. President: Edwin 4. Sudwell. Secretary (also
Secretary Of the Executive Board George H. Roberts.
Treasurer.
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Sentenced.
Boston "Wednesday. Auc ., MA,

BOSTON, "wednesday Aug. 2, 1875
In the Superior Court to-day John Northidge,
Anton Won Werner Patrick Shay and John Dolan the
perpetrators Of the brutal outrage on Mrs. Bates on
the night of the 18th ins were each sen,euoed u State
pr soa for life
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ANOTHER RAILROAD "ACC1DENT.'
a Train RIMS Over Ccw-Cnrs Thrown
or an Embankment - Nine Persons
Injured.


NEW HAVEN Wednesday Aug %, 1865.
Tie Palddiam says that about d O'Clock last
night the evening train from New.London ran over a
cow three miles this side Of Bradford and the baggage
mail and first passenger cars were thrown from the
track.
Tie baggage car turned complete summerset down
embarkmeni. and rolled over twice. and was badly
smashed
Almost all the employees Of the road 10 or IL n num-
Der. were injured. seriously. but mono fatally.
But one passenger WIS badly injured
special train returned 10 this city with tic wounded
Of II o'clock in the night.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEw.HAvEy. "Wednesday. August %, 1865.
The following is list Of those injured by the
accident on the Shore Line last night:
L. p. Hampstead, Mail Agent; head bruised. mouth
cut and right knee injured.
Ira Hicks Express Messengers hurt in the back, and.
il is feared. has received internal injuries
Charles Pcttbone, baggage master slightly bruised.
Hiram DAWSON bridge builder, slightly injured IN
foot and leg.
r. f. strickland, conductor, injured in right foot.
Clinton Sheppard, conductor. head cut and leg
bruised.
VIM. Brown water boy badly bruised-was taken
up for dead. but viii live.
Thomas Cahnll brakeman. knee cut
VIM. Bishop badly bruised
Eight persons were in the bageage.csr. which turned
double summerset down tie ombankment.
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Sale OF Cotton Mills.

HARRISBURG. Wednesday Aug. %. is6j.
The Harrisburg cotton mills were sold to-day
at public sale to j. d. Cameron Of this city for sO0 co.
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Crowell. while walking through Parkaye, near iamp-
den 81 on the evening OF the 18th Inst was attacked
b, tiree ruilians and robbed OF ,ver watch worth
so AMI 50 an money. He was 50 badly beaten that he
was confined to bis house for several days. NO arrests
have been made
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TNuFrfttLFUtT
HELMBOLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
Il the Great Diar,tic.
UEIMpo,p's CoSCES IHArED EXTRACT SlRsAfABiLLA
Il the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according 10 rules 81 Pharmacy
and Chemistry. and the most active That can be
made
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Gperial Notices.

,. Devan Braithwaite, an approved Minister - g
Society Friends from England has Appointed meeting
Divine worship to be held at "A o'clock THIS EVENING. =
the Meeting House in sst Twentrths opposite Orsmes0
PAX which the public respectfully invited to sesd
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ScALprD TO DEATH-An infant named ia
cob traub whose parents reside Ia the rear OF No.
70 North Sixthsi, f. d.. died on Tuesday from sca!ds
received By pulling cup o. Lot coffee OIL The tiDie
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..n, auxiliary in its hands, and, in the end
. an.t notent of all. We ore glad that the eaa'
- - Of tho land are so earnest to press 'li'
cS'V,o or the attention Of the country.
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PoLrTIcAL.-Threc different Kings County
Democratic General Committees arc discussing tie
propreIy IT settling minor differences aud uniting in
he supper; Of ticket this Fall instead OF running
two three G the last election. Meetings are soon
70 De held 10 compare notes.
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WHgELxR & WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine And Sutton Hole asehiss. No. W. bfoad"G
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fAdyertiserneUt

JFprTns, 573 Broadway, is selling his Ladies'
and Childrcns SHOES at reduced prices The Ladies
are Invited 20 call and see JEfFERs No. 53 Broadway
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Advertisement
0In EYES MADE NEiY

Wihou, Spcctacles. Doctor or Medicigcs Psnphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Acafess z. b.
IooTE, NJ d., No. l. 10 Broadway. Neg-bor4
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT "A man named Joseph
Plister, employed at Schncderbseks brewery, SIX.
ieenth Ward. yesterday severely illuieu W es
OF lager falling through the hostway and striking him
| upon the back
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THE GrLF STATE RAILROADS.

The presidents or superintendent OF the ran
osds in The Gulf States now trying to replace theF
,o,n.ont rolling stock by purchasing that used ty the
Tinted States military railroads during the War; Un'
lrtn-s-ely they have money. and no credit in the
general market, and are therefore trying 10 buy on
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PH1LADEIPHIA. "wednesday, Aug %. 1865.
The Athletics beat the Empires to-day IN
fun game Of nine innings by Of 40 to %. Over
5000 people including 1900 ladies, witnessed the
game. The Athletics made eight home runs. the En-
pies three. The game was spenddly contested
throughout -
The Athletics play in Washington on Monday. The
Empire play with the Camdens TO morrow.
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Bnse II nII.
Appended is the result of the match between
the Atlantic and Active Clubs,

Uuprc-Mr. Bomersler Of the Eureka Club.
Scorers-Messrs. Mowlen and Williamson.
Time Of game--3 hours and 10 minutes.
Observation-Disclosures 10; Actiyes. III.
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Summer Complaint
DIAaRaBA, DYsssrERY, CHOLERA Mol Bus, Cn oLx1As
CoLIc, sIcSHgADAcHE, &C. &C.,
are Immediately relieved by u.ing
DR. APPLEBYS
AFRICAN SPECIFIC.
The be recommendation can give or this ma dicfns -
thai who used alp0ts ~ - IN ~ heUs
EOB SALE BIZ
Up: DINsMORE No. % Dey.s.. NswH ork
and By Druggists genssaily.
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Take no more UnpleRsrwt and Hsaf" kesncatcs
FOR and dang rrusJis"sses Use hhLAhoLps -
TN ACT IucHu aud sPROvED hosx WASH
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THE FIELD.
Cricket.
ST. GrOacR CIJ-H-

Yesterday match was played with the fol-
lOYing result:
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LO1HS.
DR.. II. Anders's Iodine Water.
DR. r. ANDERSo IODINE WATER
DR. H. ANDERSS IODINE WATER.
DIR. H. ANDERS'S IODINE WATE9-
DR. H. ANDERS'S IODINE WATEIs
ONE GRAIN Of Iodine TO each fluid ounce az Wstss.
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