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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17

Yale Freshmen crews already at worcester ana VIII
practice the lake during the time tnat
fore the regatta All four d tho College crews nave hau
shells built expressly for use on friday INC hai
weighs $50 pounds and will be pulled by the following
crew. A. r. Loring lstroke W. "a, Sn1nSi - , =, e
bow The Freshmen boat is 81 feet long q inches wide
WEIGHS oo0 nounds and pulled by young crew. as io
low. / w Sanger (stroke) TheOphus Parsons, s. Van
Rennselaer Thayer, s. NJ. Lowe, B. Adams, g. "hhs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17

THE FLAG.-0n the morning of the 9TH of
July American flag thrown the street from
the market house TO the opposite OF the street
The street cars approached-a lady therein the
hateful thing" Curling her skywari she said
Driver, are YOU going under that 6agt" well man,"
he answered, II don't how I'm To get around H."
You can't take under 1t. Let me ont. stop the
other side" out she got aud trdged around for half
block to avoid the beautiful flag. What queen OF love
and beauty she would make for tournament
fFlnkes Galveston Bulletin, 9TH inst.
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NEW BOOKS.
MRS. CHILD'S NEW NOVEL.
Mrs Chds buying and reading throughout
certainly the only other womanpehaps the ony other
author could write sush another anaogethsr ITO
Romance RepgbhG book Of mark Boston Daily Adj
4 ROMANCE OF THE REPUBLIC.
A New Novel Bv Mrs LYDIA MARIA CHILD.
volume. l6mo. 81
THE PICKWICK PAPERS,
Bsr, liz sr.t Of new edition DICKENS WoRKs entitled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17

on motion OF Controller Connolly the Secretary was in
steted 10 prepare the report OF the proceedings OF the
BOARD for the signatures OF its members and when com
peted 10 present the Board OF Supervisors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
RAsr-RAII IN NERNInNT.

A match game of baseball was played III
CastletOn, VT last Saturday, between the Mddebuiy
college Club of Mddebury and the Clipper ClGb OF Cas-
eton. The match ball fOr ball. aud resulted IN
hctOTy for the Clippers. The score stood: Clippers, 10
uiddleburVs 49,
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NV BRITAIN.


III. ID. 81. sth. 5il 9Th. IN. sth. 9Th.
E EsSa .gritsin 3 . IL Z 3 III 80
F1ys caught-Pequot. g; New Britain, l3 Flys missed
fe0uot ~ New Britain, D. Fouls struck-PequOt IL
New. Britain 10 Called bas-PeQuOt, 3; New Britain,
B. Passed bas-PequOt, 6: NewBritain, 7. Banks
PeqnOt s. Time of games hours aud ~ minutes. I'm
ye-Mr Parish OF the Riverside Club, Norwich. Scorers
W Learned, PequOt; Mr.. Austin, New Britain.
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LEXINGTON vs.. TCKFORD.

A game, which was q contest only IN name,
was PLAYED between these Clubs yesterday AFTERNOON on
Ibe Union Grounds. Although The weather promised
lan. abont 2OoO people were present IN expectation OF
witnessing good play As far as the EckfOrd Nine were
concerned, however the spectators were greNOusy dls
appointed. Their play chiefly noticeable. indeed Tor
general weakness which in the latter part of the game
hegenerated into deplorable muihniem, which was part
Nv the result of changes in the positions OF their
players-only one tSuyder remaining IN hls place
thTOn ghOut of the others. Mills occupied three positions
Patterson two ). Grum three Kline two Swande three,
Nelson four Feser two and Depew two. Very rarely do
such pcrnicOus changes do any good. They generahy
seiD0Iaze the players are themselves me result Oi
previous decentralization From the general censrfe We
Snust except Patterson and Fesef. who between then
took sN fine Hys one Of these catches by teSler was
taken On full run, and such brilliant eGnbitIOh
Of fielding that IL secured Il round Of applause.
The IrvngtOn Nine eXerted themselves to equal the
success the Mutals against the same opponents last
week aud succeeded All of them played fairy ana
some very we'll Pixies vacated position at thlrd base
was capably hlled BY Leonard Walters pitched very
seetualy Hugh Campbell took every thing that Came
near him field and hated better thanWe nave
previously seen him do This IN the latter part 81
The game the IryiDgtOn players stole bases With lup
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INNINiS.

1st "a. sd. It. oih. 9Th. eth sth. 9th. Total.
I Scs,ogG ! 6 ; ; ! 10 O. 10 Is
Fly l. Leonard !; walters,
o. II. Campbell. sweezy, l. NJ. Campbell Buckley ,
u Eekfortl-Patterson 4 Kline 3; Swandel, j Nelson.
d Fesler p snyder 2-l5. Foul bound eatches-lryngtOn
-Bnc kley EckfOTd-NesOn, 3. Out on fouls-Irylng-
Ton N, EekfOrd, Q. Ont bases-IrvingtOn Z. Eek
ford TO- Left on -IryingtOn-Baiey. l. Walters ?;
Lewis, 2; NJ. Campbell l; Buckley, 50 Eckiord-Mills
!. J. CTuu, ,: Feslcr, II Passed halls-lrvingtOn
buckley, 10 EckfOTd-NelSOn, a. Swandel. G. Called
balls IrViifgtOn-On Walters % LCklOfO-On SNdhdgl
A. IN Grimm. ll on Kline 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17
rliE coNNEcTlcrT cHNNpIoNsHIr.

The NOrwich Bulletin gives the following ac
count Of the Connecticut Championship The first game
Of the match for the state Championship between the
peduOt club of New London aud the NewBrtan cluD OF
New Britain came Of the grounds Of the former club
Rt New London Monday afternoon. The PequOts Won
by OF As 10 IA decidedly close rub for them.
The New Britain club arrived in New-lOndOn at about
bali past one, Oh the steamer Escort from Hartford,
bringing with them sOlns 81 e1egsontsts The game
was called however till quarter before g. The day
hot and bright ana the game not spirited one.
The PequOts did considerable in the muffin line, and
barely saved the by lively spurt in the last in
ningS. The NeW-Britan boys felded quite well. and
their accurate throwing subject OF comment. They
also batted nearly well their antagonists. With
plaelce and better pitcher they Will make strong
AsJhs Peouots opened with some heavy batting, and
Ieored nine on the first innings tapering of with
abe SECOND and nothing on the third The New BralEs
SVed more evenly. and brought Up their score 20 The
zane figure the close Of the third On the fourth the
PeGnois Ter out soWe ;nurc n6aIy strikes, Roe and r.
Marsh 6 battling over the fence at the end y the Ted
and the latter getting clean home rna lty scored lG
This innings and their opponents followed II up with H.
nth ODOnneil OF the PequOts got one
The fence, helded in handsomely, and he was
nut the home base. A. usual, a1ter a large
score. the PequOts tapered OF 10 two on the NTH
innings and one the sixth. The New-Brtam
bows worked hard, and scored seven on each or
these ning leaving the So for them 20 % fOr the
IequOis On the seventh innings the PequOls dld moi
better themselves rather the contrary, for they only
scored three their opponents hve On the eighth they
scored four Co FOR NeWBrta, leaving the score %
the of the ninth innings the eX
among the spectators intense II looked rs
81 the Pcsuots " gone up but they went IN Tor
hard batting. and scored twelVe-ROe making
handsome home rum Tie New Britain Club then went
the hat and worked hard Ia win. but AFTER hNe runs
three Of them brought 10 grief by lively and good
playing the part of the Pequols "a the game closed
amid Immense cheering for the successful Club though
really there was rot much IN the game 10 cheer over
Tie following il tile
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IVES PATENT LAMPS

AND ATTACHMENTS.
can he lighted as quickly as GAS tned and TANNED say ara
Shade Globe Chi or lbscfen
@ ~. Bperin every way superior the p.serSoe, I'D
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SOLD By THE TRADE GENERAL
vp uSo SUPPLY IN CANS OR BY THB BARREL, TiiB
pEST REFINED OIL WARRANTED PtRhs
JULIUS IVES & Co., No 10 Maiden Lane NY
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BASEBALL.

THE TOUR OF THE NATIONAL CLUB--A VIC
TORY OVER TIE BUCKEYE CLUB OF ClNClN-
MATT.
~ TsI psRAPB
CINCINNATI, July 16.-The second grand
match of the National Club at Cncnnau and the trd
Of the series payed thus far tour, took place to-
DAY on the Cincinnati Club grounds IN the presence OF
fully as large an assembagc witnessed the first match
considerable curiosity eVinced to see how the Buck
sVes wonla play Tie weather was exceedingly warm
bnt all bore the heat rather than not witness the game
The Nationals took the lead from the start and played
fueT game than before The contest terminated at
the sixth innings as the Nationals had 10 leave IN the
Louisville & d.. The following ia the score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-17

Umpirc-Mr II. Wright ~ the Cinclnnat UIuD HgUItIs
-Messus MunsOn aud Debeck. Time Of game-Ihlee
heurs and i've minutes Fly-catchos-NaOnal.l {; Buck
eye Out on fouls-NatiOna, seven times; Buckeye
f,a finn
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Announcements

AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES.
TINS BEST WORLD
Sold Everywhere.
AMERICAN WATCHES at Factory prices. L. Is.
BlSNER Co.. No. 1872 Broadway and No Isl Fulton ST., L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-21
The White Pine Compound Cures
The White Pine Compound.

1t early In the spripg Of "a that this compound
was originated. A member OF my family afflicted
With irritation OF ths throat, attended with disa-
gre able cough had for months previous thought
that having for It's asis the inside bark OF
white pine might be compounded TO be very usstui
In dBeases Of the throat and lungs To test the value
Of II In the alluded 10, compounded small guam
tty Of the medicine that had been planning and gave
II in teaspecnful doses The result was exceedingly
gratifying Within days the irritation Of the throat
removed this cough subsidized and = speedy cure
effected. Seen after this sent lady In Lon
donderry, n H. who had been suffering for some weeks
from bad cough occssoned BY sudden cold, aud hmd
raised mucus sireaked with blood. Che found
It, aud got well. j. D. Clark, Esq editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial OF the repara
ton In the OF cold and cured mmadi
sicily. He highly pleased With the results, and
confident in attending Its sales IL placed bo
fore the public, that he finally persuaded me 10 give
paine, aud send it abroad benefit the suffering In
November, 1885, hst advertised II under the name Of
White Pine Compound, In two years IRON that tins
there had been wholesaled tn Manchester alone
hundred dollars worth. where II took the lead OF al this
cough remedies In the market audit still maintains that
position There Is good for this IL IL sooth
log AID heating Ia It's nature IL warming to the som.
ach aud pleasant withl TO the taste and exceedingly
cheap.
Compound stands unrivaled II WAS not originated for
that purpose but person I'm using it for cough vas
not only cured Of the cough, but was also cured OF
kidney difficulty Of ten standing. since fhaf -
cdensi discovery nahy thousands hsye hsea iof Wv
comp Amt and have been completely cureats
tn arure wri.ton ~ tr. Poland, In isbo ttnte
then ~ 10 Manchester, the white Pine Compound hss
takeu thu lead Of All CoGsb remedies az well a. prepA
ration for the Kidney ancnltes In evcry city
town. village and hamlst throughout tho New England
States.
TAis remedy safe and pleasant to take ~ II Is e.
sctuel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-21

THs gRsr VENTILATED AND Mosr LuxrErous sLKIp-
ue CotcHrs ASIN THE WORLD-ea aooompa-
nv all night trains on this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-21

Story OF NEw York WoMAS-In the
American department At Paris, there is ON
exhibition SOME gold embroidery which ats
tracts universal admiration. The richness of
the material, and the elegance Of the work
manship is unequalled. 1t is from an Amer
lean lady. Her husband is New y ork pnb.
Usher. He lives in great style-has his fms
house, dash.ng teams. and il emphatically
Iast HIS wife is not allowed to dwell under
his roof She is an elegant and accomplished
lady, on whose fame not breath of suspi,
Zion has rested. But deserted, and with no
provision made for her maintenance, she re-
solved to tura her accom- plishnents 10 good
account This lady called on Nine. Demo-
rest and told her story-exhibited her skill,
and found full employment and fair compen-
satioD. For years she has earned a comfort
able subsistence, and is esteemed by all who
know her Kings and Queens bend over her
handiwork in Paris with admiration Isy ~
- end l,ula ne. story mas leaked ont, and
great interest is attached to II. With her
needle and patient endurance she will cer-
taiuly make q name in the world. -Nec York
Gdzttte.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-21

Bsggage, lransferttd TTes u chdFge N Now iofK
aTo pleasure travellers the line of the Erie Railway
preeents many objects OF interest raising through the
beautiful valleys the Chemung, Susqnehanna Defa
ware and Rsapo rivers, changing panorama Of
of natures beauties commands attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-21
IL 70 VS.
DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES

fhave tested these Drops In my practice over ton
years and do not hesitate TO say that nothing has yes
been developed by medical research that so power
fully positively, snd hariea.ly in OF female r
Regularity does this medicine In all cases 10
fails while thousands who have been long suHsy.
indebted 10 n for the boon OF hsaith to-day
Although powerful and positive they are psffeotiv
harmless and may be used at all timas, except when
specially forbidden in the directions.
They have been extensively employed by eminen
ply scianH In France eud En- and we'll ~ In nv wr
practice, over ten wears aud have yet hear Oh tn
hsi instance OF failure. could give you Testimonial
Of their efficacy from ladies NIL the Northern ar
Western States they not In their nature private
Over 100 600 bottles hsvr been sold tho past year and
hope and trust many rnerers have been benefited
am we'll aware that remedy potent to removed
ohstrpctons may he used for bad purpose bnt mus
thst where one bottle Is thus used. ten may fall
tbs hands o. really needy sufferers.
To ell who suffer from IrrceulBrty; painful dim
onlt, excessive offensive obstrncted MenssruAton
Lueorrhei, the train ofiis that fellow would
ssy.ry bottle OF Dr. Lyon French nrtodicai Drops.
Being stnd preparation their action IL direct and
positive than any pill powders, Explicit directions
bearing uy facsimile, accompany each bottle,
They may be ohalnen Of nearly every druggist
country, or by enclosing the price TO G. o. CLARK
CO, New Haven, Ct General Agents for the United
States and Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-21

HANDSOME kcoss.-One of the French
papers calculates the income Of Marshal Of
France, who is also Minister. As Mar-
sha, ne gets 40, 600 francs; as Minister,
100000 francs; as Senator, 80, 600 francs !;
as Grand Officer of the Crown, $4,000
francs as Grand Cross of the Legion Of Hon
or, 5000 francs total, 22l, 900 francs per
suupp,, o. upgaras Of s.t,eGG.
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IT is reported that among the many whites
.rl kslf breeds engaged wiia tue Indians III
taeif atrocities on tie plains, IS one Bent, d
graduate Of West Point, who has made him:
sell conspicuous by his acts Of cruelty.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-24
LoUIsvIILE.-The coas4ers of Friday

LouIsvILLE.-The coas-fers of Friday
says:
The river was falling yesterday. with II We
feet ten inches in the canal in The evening
by the mark. During the previous "a hours
IT had faiien two inches at the head ofsthe
weather was warm all day and cloudy al
times, with the thermometer at noon AT,
So In the shade. 81 ~ E W4lse ~ y Ell -
On the falls last evening there were three
ieei ten inches water IN the pass, down the
Indian chute, and slowly falling.
Tne. Democrat of Friday says: ai1A G
The ST. Charles was two-thirds laden.
and made an engagement TO fill out with
corn below Evansville, refusing Height in
that city. On reaching the corn pile she
found II not ready. The boat viii claim
damages TO the amount of the freight bill
Many boats might claim damages from
Louisville, as they have gone there fire.
quently and found no freight. The Demo
crat further says:
The Evansville JOURNAL is growing
about hard times" On, Silver! We knew
you'd come TO IL after while.
Nary growl, Democrat. Times are dull
here, but still we are doing some business.
and that is more than can be said of vour
dried up village.
ST. LOUIS The Democrat, of Friday
says:
The river rose about eight inches yesfer.
day. Weather pleasant and dry, Busi-
ness in the aggregate fair. The upper riv-
ers are in good condition. The Missouri is
bank full, but was on stand at Lexlng-
ton yesterday.
Rates of freight are low to ali points on
the lower Mississippi, Memphis Tickshur0
and New Orleans This is the result OF cnts
ting asuncer the cords which had success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-17

WAS PAUL EVER MARRIED ?-In referring to
the affairs Of this time at q later period, he
(PauD says not only that he exercised his DOW
er by com mission from the high priest but
also that when the followers Of Christ were
put TO death, he gave his vote against them
He could only have given his vote as one of
the Sanhedrlm, and it may reasonably be
doubted whether the very important commits
sion which he subsequently received when he
wentt to Damascus, would have been ntrusted
TO any one who was not member OF that BODY
his introduction into which might he mate
rally promoted by the fact that GamaItel,
whose fayorIte pupil he seems to have been, was
Its President Ont OF this arises an important
consideration-thatt to be parent was q condo
ton OF admission to that bly,, becau Sc those
whose hearts were softened by paternak reia.
lions were supposed to be more humane, more
tnclneu to mercy than others. Besides,
among the Jews 1t was accounted scarcely
reputable for q man to remain unmarried az
ter eng hteen years Of age, and marriages IN
general were very early. L. therefore, SaM
belonged 70 the Sapnedsim, tas probabiiitg- is
ma ne WAS At tbs time married, ana the IA
Fer of family. BuL it SO. it would seem that
his wife and child or children, did not long
survive. for otherwise it is scarcely possible
but some allusion to them would be found IN
The Epistles and it is clear that, II he ever had
wife. she was not living when he wrote the
First Epistle to the Cornthians-Kitto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-17

A SAD SToRY.-The st. Louis Dispatch gives
the following particulars of suicide which
occurred last Sunday, near Popstown, st.
Clair county, Ill, wherein farmer Committed
suicide by hanRlng:-About six weeks ago the
man was married to beautiful Young coun.
Try girl. who resided about q mile from his
premises Tae wedding was celebrated with
the customary ceremony. and country ball
was given, which was ATTENDED generally by
the yonnR farmers in the neighborhood. On
the next day the husband and wife repaired
TO their own farm and prepared to assume
the duties OF married life It appears that
IT became noised in the neighborhood soon
after the marriage that the yeuns bride
would soon become q mother, and the re-
ports coming to the ear of the doting hus-
hand, he instantly communicated the same
to his wife and asked her whether or not it
was correct. She Immediately ackno wledeed
her condition, and bursting into tears, asked
ner nus bands forgiveness. He replied, not to
her entreaties, but said in an distracted mood,
elf this is the case, will do something else >,
The scene occurred on Saturday. On the next
morning he arose early from his bed, and Sc
curing piece Of strong rope. repaired to the
WOODS about two miles from his farm, and
hanged himself to the limb Of large OAK tree
On Monday afternoon a neighbor, IN searching
ugh the woods for bean poles. found the
BODY hanging there. and giving notice to the
nearest Justice OF the peace, an ina nest was
held and the body buried on Tuesday last.
The young wife is nearly distracted at the
death of her injured husband, and has ex.
pressed the determination to commit suicide
herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-17
DRoPos SAILS FOR COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, J
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 5, 1877
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
this Institution until noon on FRIDAY, July l9,
1861 for furnishing and delivering at the Hospital
wharf seven hundred t7O0) tons, 2240 pounds to the
ton, Of best run of mine Cumber laHd or Bitumi-
cite Coal, egg size. Bids will be received from
same person or firm for the delivery of both the B
luminous and Anthracite Goals. or for one kind
emily; but they will not be considered unless the
name s given by which the Coal proposed to be fur
nished is known in the market, unless they are
made by dealers or mi ners who must furnish evi.
dence satisfactory to the gned that they
able to fulfill their business engagements and in
the habit of fulfilling them with promptness and
exactpess. -
Bids will be held to be binding for one week after
they are received, and the right ia distinctly re-
served to reject all any of the bids offered if in
the Judgment OF the Superintendent the interests
OF The Government require it. d.
The coal must be delivered in barges or fiat bot
tom centre board vessels which draw not exceed
ing six and one-haif feet of water when loaded.
The delivery must commence before the first
OF August 1867 and to be continued at the rate of
about two hundred t2o0) tons each week till the
whole amount the successful bidder engages to
furnish is delivered. =
The coal will be removed from the boats and
weighed by the Hospital, and at its expense. and
settled for accordingly one per cent being allowed
for wastage in unloading and carting from tie
wharf to the scales which on the hill, the
Hospital edifce. ~. - - !
Payment will be made for each cargo immedi.
ately after 1t is delivered and weighed
e Iy G-sat