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New-York tribune., 1867-08-15
CHARTER OAK VS.. EUREKA.

The Charter Oak nine, accompanied Icy a
pumber OF their friends, the whole party comprising
about So arrived at Jersey City yesterday morning and
were there met by committee Of the Eureka Club, and
escorted 10 Newark special The Charter Oaks
Wait Jersey with the intention Of testing their strength
Slough avOwedy without hope Of winning, against the
strongest clubs Of that State Their first game for this
pnrpose was that Of yesterday their second will be that
tf today with the IrvingtOn Club. The contest
with the Emokas was begun at lI6 p. IN,
the early commencement being necessitated ny
H ys oSeg eg@gg ega S S3S 2F @aS To se
Bat and Galloway led of with highly TO third base on
which he could have secured his base but not running
was put out after the fly had been missed by Bunce The
eext strikers secured their bases and their runs Ter
Tel who appeared in the game with hand unht for
pay tipping ont and Dockney being third out @ fly
well taken by Andrus after two more runs had Ben se
euTed Mufinism in the field added largely to this and
she next inning OF the Eurekas but after that the Hart
ford players became accustomed TO their POSITION, ana
PLAYED better game both with bat and ball The first
Two innings OF the Charter oaks yielded cphers and the
close Of the third saw the score 20 10 l. In the next three
innings, however, the Charter oaks raised the score
10 eight and put the JeISeymen out for nve, four
and a cipher, the last being the result Of two fine fly
PATCHES by AshdOwn and Dyer and strike ont Of Ter
res In the remainder OF the the Hartford players
leOred but a single, being treated 10 tive blanks the
Eureka total being increased meanwhile ~ 49, The swift
OF Lea pitching surprised the Charter Oak and
thew consulted among themselves 10 whether 1t
Ysstfr than McBridcs Of the Athletic. unanimously
agreed that IL was and testified 10 their belief by the
aness o their score In the latter part Of the game
he fielding was very good Bunce AshdOwn, and Andrews
eistnguiehing themselves in the catching department
Dyer Ulaying finely al lst and Kelly well behind OF the
former making three fly ycaches and putting out 10 men
IN his POSITION and the latter four in his, beside assisting
N the capture Of seven al st Galway Mills and Beans
scored fine homeruns Further particulars WILDE found
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the number of 75 with their wives ana friends heiu
annual picnic and target excursion al oOnI"u ~
Park, MOr1sana.
Work was commenced yesterday upOn the
sc,,er on the Boston Road. from Onohnndr'I andior
teth-st. To the Harlem bIluse
UOROKFN.-Yesterday morning, about 10
o,cioct a German named VIM schweickert proprietor
OF a shoe store at No 169 WashnRtorst Iioboke com.
mitted suicide by jumping on the DOCK at the foot OF
about 20 minutes after and being secured Coroner White
held inqsest yesterday AFTERNOON; ~ appears tla ~
ranged the past weeks and In consequence OF having
trad bis Intention Of putting end to his life Lis
family had kept watch upon his movements: Being left
alone M his few minutes yesterday lie mate MIS-
esraue and carried his threat INTO execution. Ihe)uIy
Teudrred verdict that deceased his death by
suicide while temporarily deranged MT = was ABOUT oo
years OF age, and leaves widow ana several Children
HUDSON CITY.-There has been n total of
s9 cattle received at the Hudson City drove yards
for the three days ending yesterday, and sl4C sheep
and lambs during the past week
youne man named Joseph DufCane was
taken before Justice Adrdge of Hudson City yesterday
and fined under the state law for utterng pro
fame oath.
John Beisigel, the young German charged
with having stolen a horse from Hiram Davis, at East
Newark had an examination before Recorder Aldridge
Of city Monday evening IL was shoTn & @ that
accused stole the horse from pasture ana aso se
wagon and harness belonging TO Christian hoeger aus
POSING of the horse NewYOrk, and which was recoy
city. The prisoner was committed to await trial
NEWARK.-A large number Of people gath
cred at Grace Church aS o'clock YESTERDAY morning TO
heimer and hid him adeu previous to his departure Tor
Europe al noon The exercises consisted Of portion OF
the usual service and an affecting farewell address by
the Bishop. who assisted IN the communion service
by siI olergymen OF Newark The Bishop feelingy gave
his charge TO the assembled congregation and through
them 10 the church OF the State eXhOrng them 10 broth
cry love- love the badge OF Christian Fellowship
and the lesson taught by the last dispensation" The
bishop sailed from NewYork INTENDED, yesterday, at
The shooting match Mt Brenner's Shooting
Park yesterday, between the Heyetia Society OF New,
York and the Newark Shooting Society for prize OF
$4,000 was won by the Newark Society, who made 2il
points more than their opponents. Twenty marksmeh
were chosen from each Society ach allowed
ten shots The following members OF the Newark Society
made the largest counts Henderer l5l bchak l4e HAY
erley llG Belcher, lI.
ELIZABETH.-A man named Eagan, who
stands charged with stealing, on Saturday night last
from a stable in Railway, horse, wagon and harness.
and from stable at Linden set OF double harness. was
arrested in New York Monday Light, and taken to
Elizabeth and committed to the Union County Jan yes
terday Tho horse, wagon, and harness have been re-
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THE cAMpMEETrNG AT NoRTHpoRT L. T.

The camp-meeting at NOrthport still con-
tinucs. Many people in attendance On Tuesday
morning the Rev "A. Hall OF the NJ i. Church OF Sew
enth-ave, Brooklyn. preached. sermon was given in
the afternoon by the Rev. L. g. Weed OF the Anen-st
Church, New-York. In the evening tho Rev. W. H.
Thomas o Huntington preached the regular Sermon and
followed by the Rev O. A Steele OF Stamford Yes
terday the Rev j. 3 Inskip OF the Greencs Church OF
this city preached the morning service, the Rev L. H.
King of the Eghtecnthst Church at the afternoon ser
vice and the Rev John Pegg jr OF NewHayen, IN the
evening. About 1900 people, OF whom 1900 were from
Brooklyn alone. were within the encampment which
now numbers 40 tents. With the good people, soft
breezes came: and and cloud alternately rested on
the camp. The scene had much OF beauty, the white
and the varied coOrs OF dress OF thousands OF peo
pie strongly contrasting with the duh brown and
gray OF the tree-trunks and the green OF the
foliage There OF course the usual show OF Individual
enterprisehe usual buying aud selling OF refreshments
the borders Of the camp There were the usual heie
rOgcneOus styles Of equpages Many people came 10 the
port IN boats; some, IN elOOps, from connecticut Inc
larger number came from New-NOrk. The steamer
Thomas Coyer carried about 500 people yesterday morn
ing she had about 400 passengers Oh the return Many
OF the brethren held pray meeting on the boat during
the passage this city About fifty regular clergy men
and twenty local preachers are at tho meeting Inc
follow NJ named gentlemen form the Camp Meeting Com
mttoe Joseph r. Cornell, President; william H. watts
President J. N Powell, Treasurer; W H. 1lltOn
Secretary; william Foster, III. G. Mead, l. ID. Tice j..
Hemingway. George Staly, Thomas Harsworth. The
meeting will positively close Saturday. There VIII
probably BE- large attendance today II tho weather Is
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lecture was delivered last evening at DOd-
worth Hail. No. 500 Broadway by the Hon. j. ID. Rey-
inert FOR the purpose of raising funds 10 relieve the
Danes suffering from Pr5san persecution in Schles
Wig. There was large attendance Gen ChrstiansOn,
who served in the Federal army during the late war;
cupied the chair aud introduced the lecturer In
bef ana appropriate remarks The lecturer referred TO
the early colonization and discovery Of portions OF the
American Continent by the Scandinavian race and stated
that they were always the foremost Europe 10 oppose
tyranny and oppression The great bulk OF the in
this country was settled In the Far West-In Iowa, Wis
cOnsin Minnesota and other States where by their fr-
galty aud industry, they had accumulated considerable
property The lecturer said he believed that the we'll
Known benevOence Of the Scandnayans would be mani
tested By contributions 20 the relief Of their
brothers in Europe II stated that 900 circulars
had been distributed by the Central Committee, and that
generous TeBpoDse was expected.
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MORT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
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Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
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the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or SEwYoRK....~Arer,1 "a
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP Msopos Wsr bremen 2ath st and Cosss
o u, cias,i 70 he B,al JGy II "a LIIard Point ,snsd
sp ho.rg -hs tag 18th BLACK letter a. ~ h steer
As h. t ~ g. olg D. pas.ed barb kAvenssood bound
B,h Po,A ott' NeCaty RE JIrtHo - dJ' sih coffee to
BIS Lor,so SpalJ MI Haurs u dAyL sh t,l, 10 sehspr
Co
Withstand, s. Hidrsht calm
n, T. gathost T,homa arrived AZ Fer'r'. Monroe today sI
tly ron West having bssn relieved by the Flnbost LtraPcs
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tie glAous BoI dives ona Information that on and ahef Oct
exhibited rom The As.aue Lighthouse 90 the coat OF virgins
Of fourth order heretofore 'ho"H from that station
DISASTERS.
II, bg I.Aat.r Baltimore sAvasA bAsi was boarded
On, s,her t the 10th st lat ~ IS ong II rs W vbn At
EsE gale and hove her team ends had
ie cot EsaJ tie hr,Easi To save the vessel
MEMORANDA.
II. brig srsh Crosby iAnvei oda'l rom Go" b' i,pors'
Had the gale Of the "a inst dnhg which shifted cargo ard sp sails
q 90 long ~ % sebr Nth matmast gone ahd
slJ without ,L but dense o setting At the time lost hi her,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoSEor. August 2-Auiyed Al Noroh tehfs LILY
Wsord and Mar Augusta hom bahot hagnol run
for Appod RON Boston The pilot boat
reports e ship BfemnehAVeh from Bremen sehrs Mar Nelly
nom John AM RenshAS. from Charleston or Baltimore
Aag 1.-THE potboat Coqaee reports outward bound ths hAks
ycoha fanctco BrleA for Rio yneiro bg Jaber for
the daley for Bueno Ayres MARI Rice I Pernam.
CHlHLETos c. Aug H-sAed 'ohr Ameneus, iof he"iorh
Weuonsh. hT Baltimore.
Chapman Hartford 4 Boes Boe Philadelphia for boston
Goiio Hoigon Egg Point fof Philadelphia Maue Muney
Aret CurvooI Godfrey Salem FOR Philadelphia Margaret Hart Ham
Boston for Philadelphia Silver Bel Bailey Portland for New iot
for NeuYok schr NsahIas soddAd PoeonoeE Va for
b4yissottAi yacht happho.
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MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.

These are Il carats ne, superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous to the year 1900 49,
Every Pen Is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality
and numbered. 49,.
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident.
The Cases arc made Of Coin Silver but not heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
rRICEs OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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PASSENGERS dRRIVFD.

FROM BREMEN AND COwEs AaE. lt-in steamship Western
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t ,d M AsIs Jaok JonTsd George LAusRce T. Bots
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probably masc better enbIIt, tLeT Line II really
an 'xcOhC tone.

or oxcClC uGOUC.
AuERrCUs W. GOTHAM.
{'rou ti. conclusion of the Emeka-Char
o.1 ,,,, .,, stoercus cf Newark ana the Gotham OF
>, ID, q rlcassut contest Foth mines went into
tEc r,tci rafhrr weak the Gothams particularly So az
;rn. frst 10 the bat and led OF with seven runs
of which they deserved but one The inning was ci9see @
10 ,Irec men having struck out, MCGraw, the hisl
,frikrr performing this feat twice. The GOthamhes
cre treated 10 cipher ami at the end OF the tllu ih
1e.istcd by .he threatening appearance Ol thunuer
cloud which promised 10 put an end 10 thr eaie& & ,u
frightened the NewarEcTs into hurried uIo"lS, t'y
tied mo score. In the remainder of The game however
The Americas outbated ard outhelded lheir olpo
1cuf- and finally Won 10y Of 81 10 a. Inc batHS
and fielding Of Bunting, the fielding OF Charles WO tOOk
four Ges finely, and the pitching OF Farley. deserve
sp,oial notice ON the part Of the Gothamltes Bead
by nae play at hls carried of the aures We append
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THE ATHLETIC AND ATLANTIC CLUBS.

On the 11th of July last inc Secretary oI Cle
Athletic Club addressed Mr.. Smith. Corresponding secre
tarv NJ tbe Atlantic stating that he instructed by
L Atbetcs Match Committee that IL was the desire or
the Cub 10 forget past differences and 10 again meet III
generous rivalry either TO decide the home and nome
FAKE addressed To Box No. 24 NewNOrk PostOmce IN
stead of No pa Brooklyn PostOice. After waiting some
three weeks. and not receiving any reply, MI. Be au
dressed note to j. A. Rcgan, Corresponding secretary
asking whether his letter Of the 1th had been received
and il So why had answer been returned. I'D answer
TO this note he received a communication stating Iha
hs former letter had just been received and would De
land before the club at its meeting Here the matter
rests We hope 10 hear that the Atates nave ac
cepted the proposition OF the Athletics
ATLANTIC ACT. PICKED NINE.
The match between the AtlantiCs ard n
picked nine on Saturday should lie a fine game The
picked nine will be DOckney Walker, Swanden, Hatfield
Pike, Devyr, Rogers, Macdiarmid and PattersOnLa
strong team Of players, and which ought 10 trouble
the champions.
UNION OF LANSINGBURGH VS.. EAGLE OF FLOR
ENCE, MASS.
BI TELEGRAP8 TRIBUNE
NORTHAMPTON, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE Union
Club OF Iansngburgh, ~ Y, and the Eagle Club Of
Florence Mass played very exciting game Of ball here
This afternoon which resulted in the success OF the hay
makers by score Of II 10 The game occupied only
hour aud 40 minutes.
THE DETROIT TOURNAMENT.
DETROIT Aug. 14.-The Baseball TOurna-
men is proving to be great success and many OF the
traction for will be match between the cham
pon Clubs Of Canada and Pennsylvania. The playing
today all done by the state Clubs. The attendance
very large.
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MoRTON,s FIRST QUALITY.
WARRANTED

lWARRANIED.I
16 carats fine, and pointed with the
very best Irdosmn Points, carefully selected and none
Of this quality is sold with the slightest nperfecton
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, First Quality" and
numbered
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident -
The Cases are made or Coin silver ana LOT nls quauy
are extra heavy and strong.
.n.orn al. nrNs. ANn prNs SILVER EXTENSION
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Total.............27 !

la I'd 81 tiS 5ih. 9Th. 7th. 9Th. eth Total
SsiaHbs. / Oh
II,sed tss-Quaher City l. Columbia Fycstebes-ChapnAn
I.shong a. Malone 2; Flowers Dohsbue ID MURPHY.
BoplDson2 BrOe q Hartman RdieseI Pe4ice Richard
Waterman, 2l6 SoOrersQuske City, Wm Rein; Columbia
Moops Vmpire--Julus FaeEer ofthe Union and Camden
TIE return game will be played on Monday the 18th, on
fhe Quaker CIty Grounds
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In % Hh %h 9Th 5ik sm 9Th
Es!,ls E,,1.,o., s;i;;.'sS IS
p,,, a. Hts-CaoWlv Mills Dokney LitsWooi
Tcnss4 BtsrsJ Terrell lea 4-Eureka e. Reynolds Bunes
Iata Dyef2 Kelly J. Hills 3, Ashdo"n AndTus Tate oCtG
In on Bss-Mls DocEney ], LttlevOod Osborne 1bHN
Bsans l-Eursks ReyuodsI Busos LAiia Dysr3 ht ?
ctGIisT Osk,
BtIuek O1t-TeueL
FIELDING SCORE
Fiy Cstehes-Ngs DocEuev l. L.wood Beans Terrell l.
Eusta Butts Laas J. Dyer2 Kelly AshdOwR g. Audus s.
fsts l-ChHter Oak, H.
Ysui Bound Ctches-D0ekney T. Etly 4
Bsse Psy-Pui Ogt-By Mills I3 Beans Assisted by BetR =
Temas Lea Put out BY AshdowB A1std BY Bunos
bsJnsids J. Bey J. AGbdoNh l.
Do6be PGyE-By Beans ADD MilsI
Nut on FOsis-BuTekA 6; Charter Osk
Psssed BslR-Dosfney, 8; Kelly g.
Called Bsls-OD Lea, 7; on Ltts a.
Time Of GEme-z hour n muute1
UmtiTe--hL Buckiey of The lfyihgon Cmb
Al the close OF the the visitors were escorted
around the city ~ carriages by the Eurekas and shown
s principal features OF interest In the evening they
were entertained al q supper al the Park House
THIS afternoon they Will meet the IrVRgtOns and hav.
hg lad q dsyA PTaehes against swift pitcLlDg, WI
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QUAKER CITY VS.. COLUMBIA OF BoRDENTowN.
The following is the score Of the game be-
tween the Quaker City Of Philadelphia and Columbia Of
pordeptown, at BordentowD Aug. u. The appearance
Of Pratt this match sets at rest the stories OF his having
New-York tribune., 1867-08-15

A CARD.-ln 1861 .4O.,OD discontinued the
discount formerly given to the Jobbing Trade,
and, ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them, OF to such az keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public IN their
own localities. There may be Jobbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if so, their remarks have never
in n single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world, and used
to do so, they nevertheless put forth great
exertons to show that the Morton Pen has de-
preciated in value, is not what it formerly was,
and that those which they vend are equal, If not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, as we'll as the pens
themselves, entirely from the Jobbers, people are
apt to be misled 10y their representations.
In order that the public may judge correctly,
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders
just such pen as will exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands,
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceived his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent:
No, rs MAIDESLANE NEW. YORK.,
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l,t % a 81 Stn 9Th 7h stl. 9th TS'al
14ga,,,acu'...."9 % z a
Sulck oI-NcGrav, 2 Mathew, 2, Leonard I-Amef'''"
YIELDING u,,,i
flycatehes-McGraw q Msyhew T. buinF ~ S,oieu Good
Helms Charles 4-iuecus Y; Beade CtariAn SoieH WV
speed ~ ], Marks 2-Gothan 10 Ausreus
Foul Bouud Ca'ches-Buntng T. bIetiheeu q N''''
Werden l. l-GOtham, z
pouhle Plsvs-BY Chduirau and beadle
ONT on F0ls-Amencus g. Gotham, o.
pssseI R,ls-Kelv 2. Helms !; MSrasi .
'ripe Of tame hours 80 minutes.
Il0pire--Mr n. Eilers Of tie Active dO'
Scorers-Messp Leonard aud Osborne
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.he score below.
Totals

Outire-Mr Mills of TIE Atltuue Ninb.
So'fsrs-hes,rs. DUNCAN and SWIM
Tim. Of G6me-Two hours and ten minutes.
Iiy Cstrhes-Mutuals, IS Unions, II.
Cst ca Fouls-MutuSis. .; Unions, ;.
Csts 90 Base-Mgtusls, 8 Unions, u.
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MORTON's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens 70 carats e and athough cheaper are
at equal any gold pens mace elsewhere as regaus
durability elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen IS stamped A. Morton, Ihlrd Vu.l'y ana
numbered. -,--.
The Points are warranted for six months, except against
accident. -.- -.
The Cases made Of Coin silver but are not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EAIENslOS
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The NUMBERS indicate SIZE only, No. being the smallest
and No 10 the largest.
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"The Pen is MiGhtcr than the Sword"

THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
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DEAR Sir: Your favor Of

NJ. - Dear Sir: Your favor of--,--,
inclosing 8, is received. | send IN tins
the Pen ordered, and trust you will find the
you think you would prefer any other SIZE, or
quality or should this not suit your hand' l
will cheerfully exchange any one stamped A.
Morton" if sent within ten days after It's re-
ception, with your objections, clearly stated
and post stamp To return another. lhese le,
marks apply only TO pens stamped "A. Norton
as all others are at the risk of the buyer and
are not exchangeable. ~, n.
If returned, be particular to paste the Pen as
near the lower left-hand corner OF the en-
velope as possible and put IL up IA t4o M snino
crashed crushed by by t' the post @ mark, or injured in the
mails. The Case need not be returned unless
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