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KET.

st. George VS.. Wil;Ow-Thc Dragon Slayers
An interesting cricket match was played on Sat-
urday between the above clubs, on the st. George
ground, at Hob0ken, and resulted In victory for
the ST. George club by twenty-seven runs There
were very few spectators on the ground, but much
interest was taken in the game by those present ana
good play on either side received ample recognition
In the early part,of the day the heat was intense
which made fielding rather arduous. Play did not
commence till afternoon, when tho Willows having
won the choice sent their opponents to the wlckets
Messrs. Bauce and M0eran being the first repre-
sentatives OF ST. George and A. Eastwood (pro-
fessionaD and Yoxa the bowers for the
Willow club Bauce played cautiously for some
time, and runs at first got slowly; but both he
and his partner soon got warmed to their work, and
displayed some lively and good cricket Moran,
especially, made several brilliant hits ana the tele-
graph indicated q runs before the first wicket fMoe
ran's) fell, he unfortunately being run out by a
sharp piece OF fielding Gordon, who joined Bafioe
played well, and both looked like staying, but a
change OF bOwiers-Martin relieving YoxaIl-put a
period TO their copartnershtp-a cut by Gordon
towards Sleigh at point Icing well held by that gen,
tlen,an. Bauce was then bowed by Eastwood and
retired with Is runs 10 his credit obtained by can
tious and occasionally brilliant play score three
wickets for AZ. Cooper and Morley had not beef
long together when the former hit wildly at O
dropping ball from Martin, and paid the penalty by
losing his WICKET. Morley soon followed, O clipper
from the same bowler proving too much for him
The fielding OF the Willows with one or two excep-
tions, particularly that Of Cerihugh at wicket-at
no time first class--was at this stage rather loose
and the st. George men were not slow 10 take ad-
vantage Of this shortc0mlnR, but most OF the 'biQ
guns" Of the eleven had already been disposed Of
and no stand Of any consequence was made. The
last wicket ofthc ST. George fell shortly after three
O'Clock, total score being seventy.three runs
After luncheon the willows sanguine of success
assumed the defensive. Their 1rst representatives.
ClerlhuQh and Sleigh, opposed by the No wilma
OF Morley and M0eran. Clerihugn was quickly given
out l. b.. W., and wicket after wicket succumbed to
the deadly bowling and excellent fielding of the St.
Georgess Az shs analysis Of the bowling viii show
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PEELERs, CLUBS vs.. RED HOT BARS.

A Brawny Son Of Vulcan In Newark Resists
Five Policcmen-Hc Assaults the Sergeant
with u Red Hot Iron Bnr-The Club Brings
Him to Terms. M
Captain "Bnr' Kelly's smitny In Fair street, near
Broad street, Newark, N. j., was the scene, about
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, OF desperate rem
contre between one Of the captains drunken work
men. named Martin Mclaughlin and posse OF Ave
policemen. 1t appears Mclaughlin had been
ON o bender during the day and entered
the smithy after dinner time and was 80
troublesome that no one could work IN the place.
Captain .Blll stepped over TO the station house
and requested that couple Of officers be sent over
to arrest the man. Two men did 60 over and secure
Mclaughlin; but scarcely had he and the onicers
emerged into the street, when some laborer5 en-
pl0yed on sewer In course OF erection In Fair
street, sprang forward in body and rescued Nc
Laughlln from the officers. The latter were rein
forced by two more policemen; but by this time the
Bacchanalan vulcanite became bold, and selling
from the forge o red hot bar OF iron he deded the
Officers to dare lay hand on him. The officers
stood aghast and meanwhile word was q third
time despatched to the station, and Sergeant
Accordingly he proceeded TO the snithy and or
dered Mclaughlin to drop the red hot bar. In re-
perae lunge with the terrible weapon OF Benedic.s
head Ii struck him the left ear and glanced round
bis neck, burning him fearfuly. Mad with pain the
aud after desperate struggle placed his man hOrs
20 combat and assisted in removing hum
to tne sJaIOH mousse benedict, IL
was discovered was very badly, though not danger
ousSy burned about the head and neck. HIS coat
snfe,ed severely also. Mclaughlin lbed profusely
also {, ON severe club cut on the forehead. Both
men we -e promptly placed in charge OF the police
surgeon Or Haight. Complaints VIII be made
against son OF the sewer men Tor interfering The
occurrence wa provocative OF good deal OF ex-
element IN the ,peighborhood.
,b,rtv.ons uaara 20 an u resides In New York avenue
Snm;n ,ss;oner SnSers ~ speaks in the highest man.
ncr OF the bravery dlsp.V .Ved w eereesne ocheuict
In The premises,
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"oSE MORE Usr02TtNATE."
A Sad Story of Marriage, Misery, Divorce
and Shame i'm Newark. r.,<.isa

A Sad Story of Marriage, Misery, Divorce
and Shame i'm Newark. ra<+tsa.
There was found In the streets Of Newark, N. j.,
early yesterday morning. by the police, a pack of
young scoundrels harassing the life OF young glf,
who gave her name as Carrie May. An oficer scat
tered the scoundrels and conducted Carrie to the
station house for protection. Once there It was
found that she was almost In q dying con.
dition for want of food and nourishment.
To the ocerln charge she told her story, to the e
feet that the last year she had been leading life
Of shame in one OF the glded bagnios of Philadel-
phia and still later In low bro the in Greene street,
New York, and had taken run ont to Newark In
company with a, Newark nDysph az pare to ply her
calling. She said her father was well-to-dO bust
ness manin Philadelphia and resided in Camden,
N. ]. When she was scarcely fifteen, while
student at st. Mary's Academy, Bur-
lington, her native place, she ran off with
young man named Sam Johnson: Sans
OF Brotherly Love tShe and her lover were arrested
father compelled Samuel to marry the GIRL She
lived with him only short while until he became
perfect loaier Then followed trouble with her step
mother O divorce, mOnJbs Of extreme misery and
distress, and finally the falling into an abandoned
life She s not quite twenty YET but still has fear
fully old, haggish appearance She would not, under
any circumstances dvulge the name OF her father,
though abe admitted that ne resided three doors from
Ex-senator Wall, in Burlington. three years. ago.
Yesterday afternoon she was removed to the Newark
1nsah p
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DIS EL.GUIsEED kRRivALS. AT IRE WAFER
ING PLACES.
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH.
General Frank Blair, Senator Creamer Hugh j. :
Hastings, Eugene Kelly General Heintzleman ana
family General Beale. NJ. Herman General De
Russy, D. N. Cooley, Count Turenne, French Lega-
ton; General Webb; senor Estrada. Spanish Lega-
ton, Mr.. Childs, Philadelphia. 9
CAPE MAY. r
General Stewart Van viet United States Army;
Hon. sAlexander Ramsey. Of Minnesota; Major NJ.
W. Duncan, Plttsburg; Joseph G. Mcguire, Washing.
ton, D. c.; Edward Haviland, York, Pa; VIM. Pres.
colt smith. Baltimore; George J. Robbins, Of New
Jersey, John II. Shoeneberger, Of Pittsburg; Judge
James Campbell, Of Philadelphia; Hon. A. Mcdonald,
OF Arkansas, United States Senator; Jonas
MIA; Gustavus Remak, Of PhiladelphIa; General Leh
man, Of Philadelphia; Robert Il: Small, Of Philade-
pnia; Robert A. Lamberton, Of Harrisburg, W M
Pennsylvania; David Fleming, OF Harrisburg; James
p. Harbeson, OF Kentucky William Fl. woodward,
OF Philadelphia; DR.. Hutchins OF Philadelphia.
LAKE OsCAwAUNA, N. r
Minister Of the Argentine Confederation; Mr..
Henry Stokes President OF the Manhattan Insurance
Mr. f q
Stokes, sas Mr. woodward, Miss HSilan, 81 Williams.
burg; Mrs. Bushnell. MISS Adonis, Of Brooklyn.
POULTEEY, VT ~ 8. si.ss
Rev. Chauncsy Giles, Rev. Dr. Beman, Miss Lizzie
CheeSeman. aB z 3a@
: Mrs, Gillespie and family, Mrs. G. r.. NeHbitt and
family, Mr, @. Il. Phillips and family, Mfs Wilmeid
Ing, MIS- Burdett Mr.. q. Qulntard, Misses Kitty and
Euith MoVlcker, Misses Bonnett. ~
DR.. Delafeld and family, DR.. Alonzo Clark. Mrs.
Leavy OF Fifth ayenue Louis Leavy, the artist; Mr..
Russell Crane and family.
John A. Griswold, G. o. Wetmore, O. J. Peterson,
OF Philadelphia
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Mov1LLr July ss-Arived, steamship North Americas
Ss;ss'y ysy ~2s.a .Ap o.ns.. p.v.sa
Y es YHs: ss. a:. b
tsa :sAEi Fss: SSss is
QUERNsrowN Julv a2-Arived steamship China, Nacau-
lay, NYork duly lB for Liverpool (snd proceeded)
American P0rrs.
q
aGHMSShH sS4 II,
s5Uns ssennssanS I1dso LSvssnd
CO. GCSaTaS HsA. swassy Sorlsnd Sns China xIsn
Hs a H4s sv tss; as~ . New
S1ss9 july S's ::s d:y.ss Bs
Sailed Steamship Manhattan Nyork; brig Q waiams.
dEokaEfowN. DC, July so-c,sarsd scAr. L G Wick
axhFToN Roads July ss-Arrved brig lconi. DAMN
s Ess.sss syy
John srosp %n Barnes. Kspsustsss s!nnOn: S'%Sn
IT, &snss Smith, sSsn Aifs hsa
Grand ran M Island s, ! Wines. ines 49,, =.
NYork; Benedict Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ FOR fort3
KEY WRIST, July sS-saiIed steamship Cuba, Dukshssi
MOBILE. July ls--Anved, schr L Butler. Butler New
York. tsA4 f'-1ff
Went to 18th, ship saranak, Dunlevy, Liverpool.
NEW OELEANS, July l9-ArTived, steamship Fire Queen
r Day. Lverpoo ship Caledonia Carter, dol brig Annie
6ss4ssasshl Xs1s & HisSn AsSe 4bs'wss bsyssssu. Ro H
pGfP A.D ;S Sats, 81
James, Patterson, from Savannah.
NEW HAVEN M July S- Arrived, Ar brig Bace Porte Eco:
Corning NYork Lyse Nor Boston schrs Magee Smith
Dresden; Mary Stow, Rankin, Cromwell. Conn; Annie Bar
ton, Fr.nk, Boston; vanneman Brewer, Reed's Rock
Me- Brookngs, Douglass, do? Edwards, Corson do
May Endsn, .Haowel Annie Magee, Young, Bost0nt
American Eagle, Shaw, Providence; Port Royal Higgins
Cleared Shin Progress, simops Hamburg; brig Adslad:
lBr, Lobb Seville; schrn Ann Elizabeth Kelly HarwtChS
Hope, Smith, Salem; II Bartlett Harris Providence.
kerr Van Glider, do Below, briaJ Dillingham;, from Car
denas.
LEwrs Del-went 70 Pm 2ad, brgs Scotland. Genoa
Velocity Batlla, Ga Marine, Boston; Kodiak NYork.
PORTLAND, July 2l-Arrtyed, brig Mary n WilllamUs
Pickett Sagua; schf D B, Norton, Elzabethport. - :
Ceared-schrs Perkins, Kelly, Newark; Sarah Eliza
BETH Kelly, NYork. ssr -
heth - -.
err Boston.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YAcu

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
s.eamship Hanover (NG), Himbeck, Bremen July via
uayre 9b with mdse and 24 passengers, 70 Oechs Co.
lSth INST AM LAY ~ ~ lon 4o w. passed ship Republic
steamship do I'D ~ AM lat ~ a. Ion 20 o. bark Evshard
lNG) bound west HAD westerly winds nearly all the pas
sase aqa ior TWO days very was detapsd all day yes
Steamship Crescent Cty Norton, New Orleans July 18
and SW Pass l7th with mdse and passengers to Frederic
Baker
Steamship Marposa, Kemble, New Orleans July I6 with
mdse and passengers. TO II b Cromwell d Go.
Bark Vera (Rus) Heake St Anns Bay ia, 27 days, with
sugar, rdm, &c, to master Had light winds and calms
the The bound London, but being short Of
provisions, put into this port for q supply.
Brig Atavea (o searspor, Reed cardenas IL days. with
4oIasses to Howell, Son Co vessel to Walsh, Field
Way. Had moderate weather. days north OF Hate
with light winds and cams has had pilot ON board
days. ~, :, s- ~. .s ai
Brig Aquidneck lot Newportl Bigley, Baltimore days
for Harlem with coal TO master. :. -
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The stcials whipped the spartas on the 18th at
Hoboken with the score "a to Il.
A game Of base ball, for the benefit OF the widow
and children OF the late Mr.. William Picotb viii
take place at the Capitoline ground on Tuesday, the
2eth instant Messrs. Weed and Decker have m o
most liberal spirit offered the use Of their splendid
ground free, and. considering the intrinsic excel
lence of the cOntesting mines, apart from the aud
able object for which the game is to be Played there
ought to be very large attendance. The Atlantic
regular pine have kindly volunteered their services
and will play against the following strong, picked
team, VIZ. -Jewell, G.; Cummings, D.; A. Allison,
LIST b.; Beavaps, I'd b.; Duffy Sd b.; James Snyder,
g. g.; Rogers, l. T.; Remson, Q. T.; James. 7. t. The
game Is set for three O'Clock.
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JUDGE BOWLING AND TIE POLICE.

Judge Bowling has Informed the Superintendent
of Police that he will not In future receive prisoners
at the Tombs who are so intoxicated that they can
not answer to their names when called on. This
action Of Judge Dowling is due to the practice on
the part Of the police OF bringing prisoners before
the Judge who are utterly incapable Of even walk
ing through the streets to the~cOurt aud conse-
0uentiy in court create an extraordinary disturb
ance. Some police captains seem 70 ignore Judge
Dowling's action in the matter but 1t Will be a. well
for these officials whether they be republican or de-
mocratic, TO obey the magistrates order
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BELOW.

Bark Everhard OSG) Basson, from Bremen June (by
pilot boat Chas Ii Marshall No 9).
Bark 81 Peter, BARTLETT from Leghorn May H. with
ole, rags &c, to G Loud Go.
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A uoY DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

Yesterday afternoon boy named John Cummings
was drowned while bathing at the foot Of Washing
ton street, Jersey CITY, Several other boys were
bathing az the time, but none were venturous
enough TO attempt TO rescue him.
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Steamship City Of Washington OBJ, jones, LyerpoolJ
Dale. - D.
ship Co. -
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SAILED.

Cambria, Gssgow; Lafayette Hayre Merrtmack, RIG ia
Vile. New Orleans 81 Louis do; sherman dol Champon
Charleston; Ellen Terry, Newbern NC: San Salvador
yannah; Regulator Wilmington, NC Isaac Bell, Norfolk
City Point and Richmond.
Wind at sunset SSW, light.
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the bowling OF Morley was superb. Eastwood tpro.
fessi0nal) who scored twenty.three by very nne
play, was the only one who made o stand IN this
inning, In which the Willows secured only 40 runs
being 81 runs fewer than their opponents
The st. Georges commenced a second inning, ana
when time was called had run up score OF 1856 runs
for the loss Of eight wickets the players who con-
trbuted double figures being Forum (2S, Moeran
(32) ana Morley (37. Suboined Ii the Hcore:--
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Eckford W. Harmonic.

Atthe Union ground yesterday these clubs played
game In presence Of very few spectators. The
game possessed but little interest, as the Eckrords
had 1t all their own way after the first inning The
following IL the score I'm dctall:-
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MIDSUMMER RESORTS
AT THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

The Fashion, Beauty and Wealth-The Sights,
Scenes and Incidents Of the Hotels and Natu-
raj Wonders Men and Women-At the
Flume, Echo Lake, the Notch, Mount
Washington and Communing with
''the Old HAN of the Mountain"
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Ai.na anac for New York This DaN
Sun rises. ...... 4 4S Moon rises morn 27
Sun sets. ...... 1928 High water...eve 20
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK Foa THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST
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The Col0red CbampiOnship-Wlde Awake, of
Johnstown, vs.. Fearlcss, Of Utica.
These clubs played Thursday last at Little Falls
the Pastimes' grounds, for the championship and
prize bat (silver mountedl and cap AS will be
war vtrt tnriOu
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The pressmen Of the HERALD establishment met
those Of the sun yesterday morning in friendly con-
test at Hoboken and, after very exciting game,
came or victorious with the following score:-
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UmpHe-MI. rVIIi UI lut uotIatH VIuU.
Scorers--Messrs Weymouth and Smith. Is4
Time OF game-Two hours and thirty-hye minutes.
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Social W. Equity.

These clubs played good friendly game on Friday
last at Greenvllle, N j., which ended in favor Of the
socials with score OF Al to 80, as may be seen
belowr-
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ADAPTABILITY.
BRANDRETH's PILLS.

A
BRANDRETHs PILLS.
Their peculiar adaptabty constitutions clcanss of
the bowels and the established their great MART
It is fact that they restore the liver spleen
the heart healthy action when other remedies have been
used without producing any bcnea They do not expose
those who use them any danger being sala-
tary. as r ~
Extract from letter to Dr. Brsudreth from Fay Esqs
p NJ, Hammonton :'n 1898 poor hesifh. and
my friends well myself supposed that earthly vo1
age would soon terminate, But after taking ono 'be. OF
BRANDRETH's PILLS. xs,
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DREMAruRE OLD AGE, PREMATURE DECAY OF
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DAprcAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CATsIIo. 90. on
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New York. has reduced the pcce q rs.s n UsIsr. Po
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MEssns THOMAS ALLoooK AND Co.-Durng an extea-
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until the strength Of the muscles ia entirely rss'o''
he known case where Acock's Plnsers euroa sea''''
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW yORK, JULY as, 1870.
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Totals .............. 81 q Totals. ..........
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Herald Va. The Sun.

, Umpire-Mr. E. BriscOe, Marion Club.
Time Of game-Two hours and ten minutes.
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Buse Ball Notes.

pre-Mr. FIOf1ua. OF INC Ph6tIme6.
me runs-Wide Awakes, 8; Fearless, b.
10 of game-Three hours and ten minutes
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Further Particulars Of tLc Big Fight-Billy
McMullin's Crowd Of R0uRhs-A Philndel-
phia Policeman Narrowly Escapes Lynch-
fnu--The Military Called Out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13
SAN FRANCISCO. July II, 1870.

Chat sn the Chissse Question.
The Massachusetts, manufacturer,
whose importation of Celestial' to
North Adams for shoemaking pnr,
poses, has given rise to such n tumnlt
Of protests, certainly deserves credit
for having brought the Chinese aues-
ton into National prominence. Cal
ifornia politicians have had such u
monopoly of the subject that they be-
gan to think they had a vested right In
1t, and il any one outside the State
tried to make a little political capital
by planking a platform In Convention
with a good round denunciatlon OF
Chinese immigration. they inwardly
resented 1t as a theft Of their own pri-
vate thunder. But we have changed
all that now. The fire that has been
smouldering In this State for so many
years has suddenly burst into a flame
almost In place, widely
apart, and the legislative wiseacres OF
Wisconsin, Massachusetts, and South
Carolina, can puzzle on the botherlng
problem California has given them,
without the least fear of exciting our
jealousy by It's solution.
On Friday night the X. o. S. c.
which beiug interpreted means the
Knights of St. Crispin-called a meet
ing o flaboring men to discuss this all
Important topic; and ths snswsrte -