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CRICKET.
WILLOW VS.. ST. GEoRGE-DEFEAT OF THE ST.
GEORGE.

WILLOW VS.. ST. GEoRGE-DEFEAr OF TIE sl'
GEORGE.
The most interesting local cricket games OF
the season are played between these Clubs Inc VINO"
C1nb ia composed OF English merchants resluns III
Brooklyn while the ST. George has for the past hiry
wears been known the leading Cricket Oiuo Vi tio
opntrv and is also made up Of English merchants For
some years past a friendly rivalry mas eAiS'eu
between the Clubs, and until this season
tho 81 George has been much the strongest eleven.
But this season the willows present very strong ccIen'
and arc noted for their fue fielding. Yesterday game
which played on the ~ Georges tis seoson
Cty was the first contest between the ciuDs II5
and resulted in weearned victory for the MiloWs 10y
a OF lO7 10 90 one inning each Io s,"red in
TO the bat at u O'Clock, the delay DciuR oCoasva
waiting for abentees. Fmer aud HOLLAND were hrsI
Gibbs and Butered being the bowlers Inc Ilrst Wche
fell for r. the second for "a, ana the tru 80 tiD h
averare Aferward however they fell Onln their batlng
Tho sixth wicket fell for 90 Of which Chrehugh mace
Morrison Is I'm good style. and HollandlO Hohd toWhI
mo last of the inning made "a splendid stRld,
and barted for %. thus leading the score. sleigh
added 49, and carried his bat ont by some DeRutiut
ycet fell for the good OF 107 OF which but iot
were extras stead's longstoppng was feature OF ho
law Ghbs who took eight out OF nino OF the Wlckets
howl After dinner the 50. George went 10 te Dat,
sending In Bahce ana ErnshaW 10 tle pJMu5 Vi III
hugh aud Morrison. Both opened Lively, but Bance was
quickly disposed Of. Ernshaw showed mastery ue.
tense and Kept up his eud like veteran After seeing
three and scoring 10, he very Oeraly nahueu
rho hall and OF courSc had 10 retire victim 10 ms care
lessness the fourth wicket falling Tor - runs only oD
md stead now went n aud began send the ball IN all
run up to e. Gibbs the first 70 retire Tor 10 sehu
kept sashing 1T the ball for ves and louis uhi ~
had been scored, bis wlckct-tho cighth-faulng
for e. The remainder Of the eleven were put out Tor
small scores the last wicket falling iOrgO Ah u was 800
when tile innings terminated, tile result oi the hrst
innings decided the game The heldlng OF th9 WILLOWS
was the the ST. George Ground TINS season
Chrehnghs bowling was espeeiuy eectve ne m
wckes for "a runs The folowugs tue score VI 'uo
inning which the game was ucClucu
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Steamship Mercedta Pernanina Fla ndss and
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne RichH"nd. Rdse and
Steamship Acushnet, Kelly, Nes bedford n0se aud pass
Ship Julia. Crosby. Gard r. ~ DAYS. railroad ron
BARK Davis, Cow Bal. &. b Il DAYS, coal
Brig James Crosby BALDWIN Gov Bay, G. B. u days, coal
Brig Auguse Verbrodt Cett~. 81 de :. VINE
Brig Hattie Brand Bangor via New-iiaVen.
Sebr John SNOW Mitchell Sbulee. 10 dars spruce poles
schr ChingarOn, Beaufort. ~ G. days naval stores
ERs--KyER COAsTwISE
Ben. C. Terry, GeorEetoWu. Mar !. Compton, YlTiria
CASTOR T. Hubbard Ge0rgetowu. Be Onl, Clinton.
Dickens Westerly X. PsuIue Clinton.
Charles. SealI Island, Ssh. Flora King Calais, lumber
Frances O. smith Providence. Bedford
Richard Borden. Pail River. H. p Bis, NorEleb
Josephine. Hew-liayen. Mary Gray, NeN'London
Frank Mervin. Providence. Bsilne, Providence.
Hunter Fairhaven Charles. Taunton.
r. n. BraIos. Hartford John Mahloye, Providence.
David Pearsal, Greenwich. Excelsior, Bridgeport
Active Neville J. II Seymour, Portland, llmpeh
II. p. Russell, Boston Agnes Bangor, lumber
Alice C. Coyues. FAirhaven. Justice, Newport
Jane, GreeuporL
SAILED.
stemhps-Deutsebnd Bremen; Samania for Lverpoolj Co
Terry NeSbern G for Richmond ShipsAmeia,
London Isabella Kerr for Manas Alaska for San Francisco
DOMESTIC PORTS.
July 9ATived Wild Hunter CadI; bsrks Megurti.
cook. Bonairr: r. b. Mulhall Are,o p 4.
JAY 6Psssed 10 for Baltimore. ship An
uapos sehrs aud ee Passed out barf Schiller for Bfe-
men Mary Evans. London; brig g eudae. Tor Boston
G., Juy a-Saied steamship Pioneer for Phia-
CHaRLxsrox July s-Ard Fhues Care vsrdsI
brig A. Bradshaw IRON Ne~lok Sailed, steamship Sea Gall for
Baltimore.
SAvaSSAH July S-Arved Margaret; Portland Cleared,
steamship Gen. Barnes, o' Hew-iork.
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THE TURF.
TRorTrNG ON THE UNION COURSE.

TRoTTING ON THE UNION COURSE
Yesterday trotting match for Sl'Uov inile
heats best three in five, in harness. came OH o 'no
Union Course Long Island, between W. Mcanol "h
g. White Horse and A. Pattersons D. z. vow,
was only limited attendance, and Mchanos nUd
so Great call with betting that 500 10 $io was CUR
reptly offered He won in four heat"
UxroS COURSE L. I-Juy a-Mateh sloOo nile heats " " "
harness II !
A D. kewYOk. .''''''''''-
n fN'''''OH' " Tms~2;i3 2:l7. 2I3l. 2:iS
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!. Nm $780,, =, fTlenaly threenile dash with boats

ing win engage In friendly three nIIe u"'H VIII ~
from the Nassau CUP itch ,puI ma tried this
In addition TO the Elliott boat when VIII 90 tu bn,o
morning the Harvard men have anoner, oI dUo ti
bv JII7 piakev at East Boston, aud nave oIuerGu
another from tbe celebrated English builders, o. p,
saitcr of Oxford This will be finished lor ~ nm,
many the crew are Jas 5. Fay, jr OF Boston, ana .,
Ps pa % deIjned The Harvard viii leave by the
City of Paris tomorrow.
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BASE BALL.
ATLANTIC Ys. ORIENTAL.

This afternoon the Atlantics play their first
game with the Orientals OF this city. The latter Climb,
although amateurs. play strong game their contests
with the Mutua the scores OF the two games be-
ing lG to G aud 20 To Is In favor Of the Mutuals.
TRIBUNE CONFESSIONS VS. WORLD CONFESSIONS.
Two mines composed Of cOmpOsitOTs employed
THE TRIBUNE and World will play social game OF
base ball al HObOken OnOrrOw afternoon
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ALPHA OF SALEM MASS. VS.. NEw-foRK.
rhn sncnnh rnmn of the eeIics nlnNrd by The

7 IIV 6iNWIIN FtIIN VI tIIN 0NtI''T
Alphas during their visit 10 this city was played yestcr
afternoon the ground Of the Newiork CLUB loot
Of Ninth -, hODuken Tho play - tho Aphas much
better than the previous day. Tue NeWGofK was mt
several Of it, best players, and consequently the
eleven did make their usual game. The New-Nork
WAS first 20 the bat making before the last
was put The Aphaa then went m aud scored 70 FOR
the first inning The Ncw-YOrk commenced the second
inning but before t completed time called, aud
the game decided In favor Of the NewIok on the first
innng-9 Ia 20 LpscUmb contributed 49, the best score
on York side, followed 10y Scott lG and Brown 10
OF the Alphas Beae scored the only double hrurc-i4
The fielding poor there being no less than - extras
for the NEWCOMERS ana 10 for the Aphas Appended 10
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TnE HoBoKEN ALLEGEp roIsoNINa CASE.

The inquest commenced on Wednesday even
ing by Coroner White tho body OF Ellen Allen al
legged 10 have died from the effects poison administered
by her husband, was continued last evening, No new
1acs OF particular were developed Tho inquest
was ut late hour adjourned to Do resumed this after
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HOME. NEWS.
THE WEATHER

F...I TIIR WEATHER -
EEy.YoR Hour Their Bar Wind h3u' i 1so 9I
y s sIo S SlI3 S ssE Ii 80 nOs SSH
Rpu.RKSoing-yery cloudy at 2loi cloudy at lay Sno
=, IT, irdy and little hazy from TO noon Aherpoon-
Lille hay to A. eoudy st43 basy And S.ry 9osGy %
Tax ECIPsE oE THE MoosThere vi; DC pAua ~
noon July a. invisible in America Iss eenss w 20 S moan viii
Immersed The shadow Of the earth h eepe S e
and total IN burlington, Iowa. Louisville heLso oUa s
Raleigh, ~ G. The width Of the Bne 81 to X ,esuoop
eclipse begins Ia Eew-YOrk at 5;l2 oeioek In VIC "AOON
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FROM PERNAEDISA PA-In steamship Meroedita, Juy ahr
Phillips WIFE children and servant NJ lngste wife an
Lieut. Parker Mss smith, Turuer wife and child Mas rs1o
Master Reed. Miss A. Coulter Col Lnsay James Aehsnna'
dva Dunn, Dr. Austin.
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Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER & Co.,
Nos 3gS, 400 and 402 BowERT Opposite snihs' ~ III
for MANS, BoYs' and CHLDRRNs CLorHlSG
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The 9TH Regiment will leave for Albany,
Troy and Saratoga on the 2lst Instant The trip will DO
most enjoyable one as all preparations have been made
propose ~ walt
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IAanoaneementAI

KNox's SUMNER HATS are the ne plus ultra
Of Oou. elegance who ever sa" knoI Hat hGt
recognizes Il al once a. work Of art No Broadway VA
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pASSENGEKS dRRTVED.

SUNDAY-SCHOoL BoOKs.-BRoUGHToN& wy
NAN No keep the hest variety from all Publishers
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Every Bank in New-YOrk should have the
additional Afforded Holiness BugarAlATm Telegraph Is
saved the Bank from robbery HoNEs NO
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-10

w toners that after ten years OF successful
business, We are sgain in the field wide awake for
trade and intend to use all honorable means to Sc
cnre your iavors permanently. Being working men,
young and ambitions We shall always be on the
alert using our utmost skill in making purchases,
aud expect to present throug the coming
az mo re than ordinary pretsnsiOnsando
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-24

EDUCATION, like everything else in
Chicago, is carried on on tho high pres.
sure principle. One Of the female teach
ers of the sensational city is charged
with having punished one Of her pupils
so severely as to induce brain fever, and
probably death. From the evidence
elected before the Board of Education
it appears that children in Chicago are
subjected to studies so numerous and
trying as to produce diseases OF tho
brain. One can scarcely contemplate
such O state Of affairs as this without a
shudder. Chicago has, in her time,
given the country many horrors, but this
out-tops them all ; and for the sake Of
humanity it is to DO trusted that the
Board Of Education will at once modify
the course of instruction, so that it will
not be murderous in its effects on help
less children.