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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18

l'A\FIkLD BROS co.
33t, sALTIMORE ST,
,uENEE % CHARLES.
IA 4 FIAE STOCK Or
t..li Watches Tor Ladies aud Gentlemen.
solver Hunting tss- wa;ch~s Of all kinds
nu.d ,Aat-lalu Vest and Guard Chains.
lhain"ad kArr,hg,. Pins. Bracelets R,ngs.
i..,h -u.t- 40 l-w~lty oi hew styles.
Bracelet Necklace. Earring. aud Pine IT
EfraA ssf.sts
P"afl. 'sfhuurl-. seal aud other Rings
S.is"i spoons. F"rks. Ladies'. Butter Knives.
a.. A.
Sti.'r Ptirher.. t."blst.. Cups. salts. 4c
Fancy silver ''o,-l. IT new styles.
Plated Tea and coffee s~t. Of late patterns
taat,t. hask-t-. o." Pitcher. aud Cape,
Plated ar Ahh41 York, sul Sl-un. II best
qutifH
Fahi" -ui o.. at cutlery. Sris-ors Ra4ors.
MAt.h'. ,,rciuliy repaired
fan-. opera ola-.c.. Portmouai". beautiful
far.. r.lt and Porcelain Vase. beautiful Par
o. tala Receiver aui other articles Prout :
lilIf aui Tuath Brushr. Fine Marble sud
bron4si Pare 'l"cks. Bronsei Figure. aud
ornament
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18
Miscellaneous.
I INTERESTING TO LADIES.
GROVER & BAkER

T'1s Joliols,ng Extracts arc .frO1, nc IcsfiaoAy.
Takes uIaer OalA, ~ a a receaf case PeadiHg
Before he Uaiici Nfafcs IdfeHf Uh'cc,
,,nss "a, Actual Merits Of ihc
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-18

And iis Relative Merits a. Compared
wih other Machiacs.
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THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER

fdf'afsd befVttf ~, lN'''.
rr,cr nI.lr,e, 81. s"nd Ter ,ir'ulii-
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THE CONQrERuE
Grain, Seed and Guano DrIll
p.;... ,.,,.,.trt. sfcu tu


Tub Grain brill. $50. w,th GuaL" Aiis.t.
m.nt. SLIGO. Tub" do. -; with ''nst. So
tschinent. Sis0 gTuL" d" s.'u 'I'a -.
sower Extra. siu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
The ALLEGED NOTE f0RGERIES.

In the case of William J. Rec and John NJ. MARITIME,
the merchant and lawyer recently arrested on vari-
charges Of forging promssory notes. the particu-
lars of which have already appeared in the HERALD,
Justice Bowling yesterday decided to hold them for
trial. Messrs. Samuel X. Jacobs, Jonathan Ode and
James II. Clark all made complaints against Rec,
and Messrs. Jacobs and Clark against MARITIME. In
default OF $1,000 bail each on each complaint the
magistrate committed the accused parties to the
Tombs for trial.
Rec is thrty-eght years OF age, q native Of Ger
many, and lives at No. Ia East Twenty-first street.
and claims to be merchant. In his examination
Rec says, 81 am entirely innocent and propose now
to prove it,"
MARITIME is a lawyer, twenty-eight years of age,
born In New York, and lives at No. SAG West Forty
eighth street. He says, 81 am entirely innocent and
at the proper time VIII show that this Is conspiracy
against me, and waive any further eXaminatiOn.n
Justice Bowling has received letters from various
parties showing that Rec within the last few months
has passed worthless checks In dsreputable houses,
and also upon various dealers throughout the city the
sums varying from S25 TO 800.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1868

me ,n%vtdna sort Of place M the second moor
napers for who takes charge on the naturalization
That ia dle Superior Court yesterday presided;
Hall duties the attitude peculiar to the City
ne eeople-a combination Of the superlatively inde-
.duent and the intensely lazy which Dl0genes him.
Ell might envy. He believed he was doing wrong
act IN allowing 1t to be known how many persons
nad been naturalized. In his eye It was easy 10 see
would create. His mind rocked to and fro at the
thought OF allowing the radical enemy to know that
under the democratic standard. He rested very I'M
easily after furnishing the fact and can hardly yet
have come to his normal cOmposure. HIS principal
customers are Germans and "Great Britons.' Being
himself Greek he is seldom gladdened at the sight
OF any Of his own countrymen.
Next week naturalization win be lively and the
voting lists win be sensbly augmented. 1t is terrible
to contemplate the fate in store for the hardworking
inhabitants Of the City Hall. win they live through
itY That is the question.
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mouth; scud, Coggins do for Pembroke; @ Lane Lane
seq sr s2s Ss S Sosso
DO Tor Salem Fitch YUtes 20 tor pymouh Onward
ns star s Marian any aay Isi
MOBILE Sept iS~Arrlvsd, schr Ann susan, Henderson
NEWBURyPoRT, Sept is Sailed brig Tula, Reed, Maya
gsez senrs oerI0 oro' hogdon and Annie Ans
Springer, and Robe smith Neierson NYors ass en-
e dg EssSd o Ra%an - lh0 oS
Sailed schr N II Read Benson, Philadelphia
Howes BOSTON brig Susan ppncan, Turner; san shan.
sfESs ounce
$a EEfas r';@ sa
Megsd, Bea5ss, E1aasisss Murray 5r wilson, $
iGsn ssnf eand SSSfod,
thy simpson, and & a6eosl, smt5 Boston Gusie WI:
gs5 nnsh,m Lena Hunter
~ s.' sf
M Ii ss'5a ssi ~ b si' tSssA
PASS CAvALLo, Sept s-on, schr Julia Ryder, Ryder,
sshrs swan wsRs s a ssyi:
steamer Fr9nsOn,e sherToed ,,nr.
Ida Howard Harrington, and Hanne westorook, Little
TNoyiDENoE Sept l7Avsd sshr; con,sS,sisSD
pha; Gov Cony Parker; runs Bodne, Bunce Benz But
Ter, Fow!er Adelaide MacomDer, and Meany, Lewis,
Ezabetbport Alice Scranton Seward Raritan river NJ
freeman Edredge aud Annie Jacobs, Jones, NYorks
Golden Rule, Overflow Manhatianve Irenon Martini DO:
bohen Eliza Jayne, Haw'ns, do. Below, schr MarshaY
Wells, Reeves, Eizabethport
NYork.
RICHMOND, Sept 16 Arrived schr Jane Newton, Rich,
sM hSs FsA6s so as
sasi HsKenS Island als.c Lucas srpso SsIE.
cher Liverpool Guayaluil Fr Dejean, Bordeaux; Coo
b. Henry, Newcastle NSW Nstherton (Br Bankan.
shear, Calao - !.
sailed Sept bark Lmar lBr), Connell Queenstown a.
ship Gen Wyndham fr Leslie, Liverpool 3d. Jessc0
Or, Congdon, Rio Janeiro.
Cleared Sd, bark Chasca, Smith, Philadelphia. j., a
17th-Ceared, ships Seminole Holiness NYork, with 5000
sScks Of wheat Dashns Wave, Mayhem, do, with 200O
sacks do.
SAVANNAH, Sept is-Arrved steamship Leo, Dearborn,
NY ork.
SALEM Sept 15-Ceared, schr Leocadia, Poole, NYork.
saIed-Schrs Paos; ii Atwood, Higgins; II L slaght;
Wiets H Simmons. Godfrey; j Cadwalader SteemSn :
John Shay, Hilton; Renhart, Hand; Vaughn, Kis.
ley; W Dillon, Luilsm W F Phelps Rutter. and W "
Marcy Champion, Philadelphia and Others bound souk
and east
TAUNTON Sept 17Arrived, schr Dean, Cook, Philas
delphia.
Sailed 18th, schr Hazle.on, Gardner, Philadelphia
WILMINGTON, Nc Sept l6-Ceared, schrs M Richardsi
Irving; Helene Bahrs, and VIM Springs Haley NYork
WARREN Sept l7Below schr Mary Milhn, Davis
from Elizabethport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
DR.. SCHENCk'S
NJ MD IKE Pill G

SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
n DR. SCHENCk'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.
These Pills composed of including pOdo
phin concentrated mandrake the having the
power to relax the secreon OF the liver promptly and
eGectuay blue pin mercury, without producing
follow the use Of the latter.
bilious disorders these Pills may be used with conf
those DISTINCTIONS from the liver and hillary ducts
which the OF bilious affections in general
schencks Mandrake Pills expel Ascarides, or Seat Worms
which troublesome persons, producing Ptless
Fistua Dysentery and other painful disorders.
Schencks Mandrake Pills Sick Headache and all Die
OF the Liver indicated by saow skim coated Tongues
and assiude showing that the liver torpid obstruct
In short these Pills may advantage in all
where purgative or Alternative medicine Ia required
No. Z PINE STREET, New York, Nov IS, 1867.
Dr. j. H. ScHENCK:-Dcar SRI came to your office last
complaint dyspepsia in its worst FORM could not eat had
stomach nervous bad pain In the head and In fac
state the liver and stomach creating such an inactive
of the the stomach could act consequently
everything soured that ate You recommended your
chencks Mandrake Pills and Seaweed Tonic took thee
called twice short time since and can say
now in better health than have been for ten
years. cannot speak too highly of your medicines Use this
letter A' you zee It, X. M JONES General Broker,
No. 2 Pine street, New York.
Dr. Schenck professionally his principal Office No. IL
North Sixth Philadelphia, Saturday, where all
letters for advice must be addressed. . - -
Schenck will also be professionally at his rooms No. 81
Bond street New York; Tuesday, September 70 and at his
He gives advice free but for thorough examination with
hs Respromeer the price il vs.. Office hours from A. n.
OF Pumonic Syrup and seaweed Tonic each 81 SO
per bottle 81 so the half Dozen Mandrake pills 20 cent?
box For sale by all druggists and dealers and ct NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
POLICE lNTEILsGEygE.

CAPTURE OF BURGLAEs.--On Thursday afternoon
officers WindshIp, OF The Nineteenth precinct, and
Mcdonald and Gleason, OF the Twenty-ninth pre-
enct, discovered a suspicious individual named
John kellogg sitting on the steps in front OF the
residence Of Emil Eisenmann, 1874 East Twenty-sixth
street. They arrested him. and ON pushing their In
yestga;i0ns further they discovered two men, who
gave their names as John Reilly and William Phil
lipe i'm the house The burglars had effected an en-
trance by means OF skeleton Keys applied to the
door OF the basement. The accused were yesterday
arralgned before Justice Dodge and committed for
trial.
DrABoIIcAL CASE OF CRUELTY TO ANIwALs.--One
Of the most remarkable cases that has ever come
before the criminal courts was ventilated at Jefer.
Market yesterday. II appears that on Thursday
night officer Sidney Conklin, OF the Twenty-ninth
precinct, observed negro kndling fire on Thir-
uCth street The officer was curious 10 learn hls
purpose and he watched the darky. He had not long
to wall. The negro disappeared and soon returned
with three kittens. which he placed In the fire and
burned 20 death. The black eXecutioner stood over
thg rc 9nd rejoced al the coniortous OF the 'inno
cents'' as the flames consumed them. Justice Dodge
sent The accused down for trial. and Il IL 10 be hoped
that no sympathy for the negro viii prevent his con-
yiction
ARREer ~ THE HAmoR PoticE.-Roundsman
jeffrey OF the Iiarbor Police, while on his boat YES
tcrday observed small boat In the neighborhood of
BodlOc's Island, In which were two men and three
Stue girls the latter crying and the attempting
silence TIER cries by alternately sapping them in
b. face and c0axing them. The ofilcer thinking
ut some outrage on the girls was meditatcd, gave
r, NC, when the men took 10 their oars and male
To- 'he Jersey shore; but before reaching land they
", " Oyerhaulcd and the men and girls taken on
boa al the ponce boat and brought back TO the city,
rhe uon we're locked up In the First precinct station
hous V The girls gave their names as Rose Sitter
aged eaeven years, and Louisa Regil and Louisa
Beige Leach thirteen years OF age. They stated that
the m, had enticed them into their boat promising
them AL IN the vicinity Of the Battery aud when
they 80 them in the boat had put or towards Bed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
THE RECENT 8SuuxlyH NAVY YARD ROBBERY

The examination in the case OF Henry Brown,
Samuel Huestis and Thomas Flood, the persons
accused of stealing large quantity Of copper and
other metal from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was re-
sumed yesterday before Commissioner Newton
Captain Bcnham testified that he gave no passes
which are essential 10 accompany whatever Is
removed from the yard, on the day the copper was
taken away. Flood was placed on the south gate
through which the material was carted away. Cap
tam Charles Al. Cushman, Government Bureau OF the
Navy y ard. testified that he made o memorandum of
an examination OF Brown and Huestis the night the
copper was stolen. According TO this Brown and
Huests had an arrangement which resulted In twelve
loads averaging fifteen hundred pounds OF "copper"
beng taken surreptitiously from the yard. Browns
share OF the spoil amounted TO $500. Flood also
implicated, out on being questioned afterwards
dcucd any completely in the affair. The further
hearing was postponed until Wednesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19

81. GEORGE.
Union of Morrisania w. Eclsford.

The first game OF the series between these clubs
came of yesterday at the Union ground, Brooklyn,
f. d., and proved to be tame as 1t was one.sided
Neither club was fully represented ana with few en-
ceptons the playing ON either side was only me-
diocre. The champions opened in lively lie with
some heavy batting, and the fact that they had OBJ
tanned at the start great lead seemed to Ill them
with indifference. There wasaany quantity OF nun.
ing on either side, and the points played were Just
none at all, If we except one made by George
Wright 1t was game OF the class OF "hit as hard
as you can II you can hit and make a run, IL you
don't get out" There was no science displayed to
any runOus extent, and the entire contest was un.
worthy OF both contestants The point alluded to as
being made by Wright the putting out OF Patter-
son at third base on hit to short stop. Patterson
seeming to think that the bail would be ielded to
first started for third and the ball being passed by
Wright to Shelley put Patterson out. The only re-
innings was played by moonlight. The score is as
fOIlOWS:-
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ing in the iron foundry Of Peter RICHTER tn jackson
street. damaging the rear part Of the place 10 the ex
tent OF $1,000, which Is fully covered by insurance.
Freehold.
SINGULAR MURDER TRIAL--At the recent sitting
Of the Monmouth county Oyer end Termaner held in
this place. q trial took place, in which a young
girl named Annie E. Longstreet eighteen years Of age
stood charged with having poisoned an infant son of
her employer, Mr.. Orsimus Grgg, Of this township,
in whose family she had been retained az domestic
After a large amount OF evidence pro and con had
been brought forward and the given TO the Jury
q verdict was returned OF manslaughter WITH how
ever a recommendation to mercy. The court
granted an application to bring the before the
higher court, and In the meantime the girl was adj
mitted 10 bail She Is quite interesting In appear
ance, and much sympathy Is felt for her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19

DEATH OF A RELATIVE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN
On Saturday evening last Mr.. Robert Lincoln well
known in this county, died in his ROOM in the Han
cock House, very suddenly. He had been unwell for
several weeks, but never confined to his room. His
disease was hemOrrhage Of the lungs. Mr.. Lincoln
was a second cousin OF our late President Lincoln,
was born In Hardin county, KY, In the year 1928,
and one OF the Oldest residents OF this county,
having emlgrated hither IN 1882. The funeral SER
took place at the Catholic church in this place.
and were conducted with great soemnity by Father
Hendrix. The remains were afterwards escorted to
the family burying ground, in Fountain Green by a
delegation Of Masons, OF which order he an old
and respected MISUNDERSTANDING (iu.J Gazette, Sep
tender 10.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS

Steamship Britannia Br Laird. Glasgow via Movile Sept
D. with mdse aud So TO Henderson Bros Expe-
rencea nm ees winds almost the entire Sept
WI sh lat ss lon % A. ship Roseneah, bound w 18th,
lat ~ Ion % % steamship City of London, hence for Lv
erpoo l.th lat 49, Ion 50 49, steamship Scotia, do for
Steamship smidt NG), Raschen, Bremen, Aug 3d. with
mdse and ~ passengers TO Thelc Motz Co. Sept lat
81 90 lon 20 passed bark Black Brothers Br steering 81
s. bark Helmuth simonis MOI bound same date lat @ 10,
lon sg bark Gutenberg tNG) 7th, lat 10 lon o.
and An gevia bound W.
steamship Brunette Howe, Philadelphia with mdse to
Lorlard.
ship Trmountain Sears, Liverpool 40 days. with ndse to
the entire passage
Ship Lyerpool Lambert London Isle Of Wight Aug o.
with mde and ~ passengers TO Grinne Minurn Co. Aug
90 lat % ~ lon "a 81 saw ship Alexander bound 6th lat
4sis lon 49, saw ship China bombay same date ~,
ion IL, saw ship Kate Prince, bound g.
Bark Queen 81 scots B Lockhart, Liverpool Aug with
mdse, To Nesmb sons Had strong westerly winds the
most of the passage Sept the southern edge Of the
Banks, had gne from south stove bulwarks,
washed water caske and other damage; time,
company with ship rrnounan, bound W. Took plot from
boat Hope No I, ~ Ion 81 40
Bark Mrina Warplaer, Bristol Aug H. with iron, &c, to
Thomas Dunham's Nephew Co. Had light, moderate
weather the Whole passage Aug % lat 45 % N, Ion 29 30 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey Civ.


THE OUTRAGE ON THE BOYS IN BLUE has awakened
such Indignation that the democratic leaders dsa-
vow any connection with the runians. A reward Of
OF $3.50 ~ offered for the conviction OF any OF the mob
concerned IN the outrage. The injured men are re-
ceying medical attendance.
THE HoBoKEN HORSE CARS have been prohibited
from running on the track between Jersey avenue
and the Jersey CITY ferry, except condition that
the company pay for the use OF the track than
their gross receipts on that portion Of the line. The
action OF the Common Council In aiding rival COM
pany TO crush this railroad has created great dssat
saction, aud public meeting will shortly he called
on the question. The Hoboken horse cars were
maintained at aa annual loss OF $4,000, while the
Bergen Railroad has frequently been condemned.
New brunswick.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY or CATHOLIC CauRCH.-A
few nights since two sacrilegious wretches effected
an entrance into the Catholic church on Somerset
street. and were In the OF breaking up the silver
candlestcks, Gobets and other like articles into
portable pieces when nabbed by the priest himself
Rev. Father Charles Dupgan. The clergyman, t
appears resides next TO the church. and at the nick
OF time discovered light In the church, the cause OF
winch he proceeded TO Investigate with the foregoing
Iesuls. Selling both miscreants by the collars the
courageous padre marched his prizes straightway
psIOre justice Neyins who committed both prisoners
Whvse names are James Corcoran and Joseph II.
Senlhof, IVl further examination.
FIRE bSoke out OF an early hour yesterday morn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
NATURALIZATION.
Opening q the sesson-Inrd Work at the
City Hall.

The Datura eIaion season has begun at the City Hall
Nine German 'and three Great Britonsr were blown
into the full aossom Of American citizenship in the
Superior court yesterday. The number admitted in
the Court OF Cor smon Pleas could not be ascertained
The clerks voom, where the Information is supposed
20 be obtain ,ble ,,ontained nobody sufficiently well
informed or ,,bligh1e 10 furnish the desired inte
0ence The fl viges OF naturalization are worked to
death The DO or er'cws actually sit in for an
enttre mortal hour each day, from eleven
o,clock tn NV v,ye. and. wonderful TO relate,
survive The or,~al This is unfair. TN, The
~ inc, snI worse IN IN slavery TO the honest and
iab"rio,s onlcals son. We OF those connected with
this fearully hardworkin Jsureau OF NATURALIZATION
an hour 70 enjoy cigar. a. VI sometime incredible
10 ate IN thil nee country ", ~ ~ aC,uly coui
inc sociei5 lorihc rrey nuon oey ousAto interfere.
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The All England Eleven w. st. Georges
Cricket Club.

At the conclusion OF the cricket match yesterday
scrub match OF base ball was proposed and agreed
to amid the appreciation OF the spectators. The
contest OF very friendly character, was witnessed
with the greatest interest, as many were anxious
TO see the Britshers play. Not having good
knowledge Of the mtnutiB of the game, their mis-
takes caused much merriment, but gradually, as
they understood it, vast Improvement was per-
ceptibe In the third and fourth innings. Their field
ing was pronounced to be excellent and their hitting
the and well directed. Smith. one OF the best men
in the eleven, was loudly cheered for his many sue
cessfu home runs. Their opponents were not extra
ordinarily proficient, and were defeated by the
eleven with score OF 80 to a. II Is said that ball
match wan be arranged between nine of the All Eng
land Eleven and some first class club before the de-
parture OF the former for Europe The following il
the score of the game Yesterday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-19
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship City of Baltimore (Bp, Lech LiverpoolJohn
G Dale.
Steamship Pennsylvania tBr) Hail. Liverpoo-N ational
Steamship Co.
steamship Caledonia (Br Mcdonald, GlasgowH
Bros.
Steamship Celia dr) Gleaden, London-Howland a As
pinwall.
Steamship Napoleon III tFr) Lemairc HavreG Macken-
Gle.
Ship pr Barth (NG), Never, Hamburg-H W Edye.
Bark Candida (ltal,, rrapani, Venice "A Agresti
Brig Express (Hr), Mumford, Naples-C Bulley.
Brig Curacao tBrl, Lockhar Belize Alexandra Son
Brig Rob Move, Dckerson, Dramatically Trowbridge's
Soma
Brig Minnehaha (Br, Irving, Halifax-D Starr Son.
Brig Leona (Br. Thompson, Dorchester, NIP Nevus
A Son.
Brig NJ Haskell, Haskell, Phiadelphia-Bryan Pease
Brig Matilda, Dix, Philadelphia H w Loud Co.
Brig Rocky Glen, Wallace, Boston-Warrcrs Ray.
Schr Ann Brooks (Br), Brooks st Johns, NF- Bulev
Schr Lion obi, Geddes, Londonderry and Maitland-HJ
DeWolf 4 Co.
schr W Irish, Rathburn, Jacksonvlle--C II Mallory
Schr ID Iulse Hdreth, Wilmington, NC-Thos Smith a
Co.
schr w Thorndke, Hicks, Philadelphia Pease
schr VIM Flint, Post, Philadelpha-Snow Burgess
Schr w Gem, Besrse, Boston-Baker n Dayton.
Schr Intrepid, Bunker Neponset- NJ Crandan 4 co.
Schr Ily Kemsen, Allen Bridgeport.
Schr Evelyn, Burger Stamford.
Soop vest, Curwn, Bristo-H W Jackson
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Base Ball Notes,

On Sunday night the Mutuals start for Philadel
phia to play with the Athletics and Keystones.
To-day the EndeavOr Club, Of this city, viii attempt
to overcome the Enterprise, of Staten Island, on
the grounds Of the latter. The endeavor to Offset
enterprise must be stubborn and steady or enter
prise will win.
The Haymakers of Lansirgburg and the Mutuals,
OF New York. played a game yesterday at Troy
which resulted in victory for the Haymakers by a
score of IS TO IL.
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YHK WEATHER YBsTKRDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature lor
the past twenty-four hours indicated by the ther'
mometer a. Hudnuts pharmacy, 2ls broadway,
HERALD Buidng:-
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TWENTY-FIVE OF NEW yoRx-rrnsr INNINGS.
THE NATIONAL GAME.

umpires-C. Vinten and Grfnhth.
Scorers-T. r. Sudlow and y. r. Sayer.
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Home runs-Pabor /, Wright l, Shelley 2 Mapes l.
Foul bound catches-Brdsall b, Hodes g.
Umpre-Mr. Ferguson, of the Atlantic Club.
Sccrers-Messrs. Lush and Watson.
Time of game-Three hours and five minutes