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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-19

car and the one next to it we're shivered
Is il BY an internal explosion, and the
nesze Of broken timbers, iron rods,
wheels, and other portions Of the car
looked like tho frantic work Of some in
fsrnal sgency. 1t was q glorious May
day, and m,ngling with the bloody frag
ments strowed around, we're the delicate
green blades and stems of spring yer.
dure. But for hours after the collision
no opportunity was afforded to view
the wreck in the aggregate. Ones eyes
were constantly drawn to the various
Ispots from whence cries prooeeded--crics
Of agony from some wrstohed victim--or
else to the pallid limbs or faces Of the
doad, of which glanees could bs obtained
through the specs in the wreck. In ,
collision, the principal loss Of life gener
ally results from wood splinters, SHARP
9 jagged spears that Ay with the shock
like arrows from the hand Of giant
Several Of the victims OF this acoiden
wore slain in this way, and to look clos'
. into the wrock yesterday, was to see th'
Q evidences Of this. Red human bloc,
a could be seen on the fresh hue If tn
newly rent wood, or . point of WOO
. protisded, stained with tho life tide o
}! some dead person, whose body was ipvis'
d bic. In many cases there were wounds'
d and dead which it was impossible to se
N amid the tangled mass Of bsoken WOO
!. and iron often, however, the little re
- stream Of blood flowing down som
y slanting beam, or else dropping slowl
lon the the ground, indicated . spot Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
AQUATIC.


THE COMING CONTEST FOR THE QUEENS CUP.
Now that the international ocean race has been dis
pesed Of the next important aquatic event will be the
grand contest for the OF the Queens Cup won
by TIE Yacht America in English waters, in 1851 Since
that contest great have been introduced
in the bulding of yachts, and undoubtedly the fleet
vessels o the Eg,sh Yacht squadrOns have been adVan
tacpously rewodCled Our own yachts nave kept pace
with this march of Improvement. ana II 10 regarded a.
doubtful whether the victor OF 1851 can cope successfully
with rho crack vessels of the yacht Meets OF 1870 Tho
exnerment s To lie tried however and confident are
ou yacmen OF their ability 10 retain legal possessionof
the cuD that they have unhcSitangly placed the trophy
al the command of any English yacht competent 10 WI"
il back. ,v,. o,, 49,,
The Committee OF the New-York Yacht Club who had
I'm hand the fixing date of the coming race for the
Ouecu's Cup met at Commodore stebbnss Office yester
day morning The Committee included Messrs. Moses III.
Grinnell Butler Duncan and ii. G.. Sebbns and Messrs
Ashbury and Bennett were present The murder OF Mr.
cast cloud over the occasion, and helped 10 postpone
the day Of the race which was finally fixed Tor Monday
the Of August. The Is 10 be over the course
usually taken by the New York Yacht Club, the yachts
starring from staten Island the ghtship and return
Tho vessels entering will be subject to the printed rules
of the Club None but schOOuers 10 sail IN TINS race
The Dauntcss taken TO the Dry DOCK at the toOt
OF East Teuths yesterday, for extensive repairs pre-
vous her entering into the contest for the cup IT. Is
TO Mr. Ashbury will take place next week, and that ne
will also invited 10 private dinner by Mr. Bennett
Measures will be taken FOR the relief OF the families OF
the men who washed overheard from the DahteSs
and Mr.. Ashbury has signihed his intention oi giving
purse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30

There will be music in the Central Park this
afternoon.
The Department of Public Parks have re-
moved to their new offices, No. 265 Broadway.
Ellen Cirmley, age A. yesterday fell from n
thrdstOry window OF the tenement No. 327 East Thirty
rstst to the pavement, and her skull was fractured.
John II. ROdig of Newark had his pocket
picked Of gold watch, valued at $780, while he was
standing last evening at the corner OF Fulton and
Nassausts.
The President accompanied Mrs. Dent to
this city yesterday morning, and returned 90 Long
Branch at nQon Mrs Dent is to visit some friends in
NewJersey
George Schuyler Burns, the Assistant Clerk
TO the Board Of Assistant Aldermen who was charged
with outragng woman In the Chamber OF the Board,
resigned his position and his resignation the report
continues has been accepted by the Clerk.
During the thunderstorm on Thursday night
the flagstaff on the Flfty-mnth-s Police station
struck shattered and the building slightly dana ged
The entire north section OF the Police Telegraph also
made useless for time.
Police Commissioner Benz F. Manierre sails
for Europe t1lay i'm the Steamship France Large
in the Sylvan Shore which leaves the foot Of Houston
st. At TINS msrninf me e hI0n CiD OF which John
ing and accepted ali invitation 10 join the escort
The premises of Anthony CUNT, comb man.
ufacturer the upper floors Of No 90 Greenest
gush fire, tOthc extent OF 5000; insured A. r. De
voursney's coach and sgnallanp manufacory, the
first floor. damaged 10y water 300 insured Tho
building Is owned by A. Brady, and Is damaged $500
surcd
Commissioner Brennan yesterday listened TO
81 complaints against policemen. None Of these
importance and ne dc"ndnnts were either reprimandcd
lined twOdays pay. Tie Police Comm ssioners
later dismissed patrolmcn WIN. 5. Southc.d the s4
tccntA Precinct and Thomas Murphy ~ the Twenty
frat. Grand E"und-mru Joseph. Douglass and j. \.
WcttCrycit were made Acting Scrgeants, aud gIcd
% the SiNth aud Tenth Precincts respectively.
There was not the least foundation for tho
report circulated yesterday, aud given currency 10 by
the evening new parcrs, that Capt SaInues of the
Daunttss had. Affected by MS defeat that hc
bad INDUCED IN q drunken dcbauch Thursday NIGHT,
and had disappeared after threatening 10 commit
suicide. the Captain az home East MJlrsauIa
last evening enjoying himself with fricndI Soc ~
inclY very little Alec Tod hy The unkind storY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RASE-BAII,.

PAsTIME OF BALTIMORE VS.. ATLANTIC.
The Pastime Club of Baltimore, an amateur
organization arrived in this city yesterday morning
from Philadelphia fresh from victory over the Key
city, and in the afternoon played the
Aantics the CapOline grounds. They entered upon
the contest short handed being without their pitcher and
short STOP and "a they also played with lively ball
they lost all chance of making the contest either close
interesting The weather pleasant for play but the
attendance of spectators not large. The game
oueued promisiugy for interesting trial OF skill, the
close the third inning leaving the totals att TO 3; but
i'm the next innings the Aantcs up score OF l6
A. and afterward the game void OF interest, the
Pastmes not scoring after their fifth inning The
Atantlcs batted the elastic ball five home runs and
three base hits without difficulty.
To-day the Pastmes play the Stars and IL they present
the same ba-One OF the Boston make-the stars VIII
beat them two to The Atlantcs rendered "a Ross
ball with but of rubber IL, but the Balti-
morcans preferred their ball, and thereby were
beaten 80 badly A. they good hclders and with
good ball they would play fine game Mr. W1ldey UNI
PRED the game satisfactorily. OF the play in the game
Pike and Chapman did the most service in the field on
thc Atlantic SIDE and Buck and Bailey on the part OF the
Pastimes the latter making several fine catches. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30


The National Executive Committee OF the
Union League Of America hold yesterday at the
Continental Hotel at Long Branch. In the absence OF
ex-Gov William 4. Newell Of New-Jersey the Chairman
GEN NJ s. Littefcld of Florida called TO the CHAIR
and Mr. Thomas G Baker the National Secretary acted
as Secretary There present among others, MI u
w GODDARD the First Vice President of NewIOrki o. I;
Pincknev and William V. Alexander Samuel smith ana
Joseph w. Divine Of New York, Gen. BOdne OF rem
sy lvapia GEN W r. Clark of Texas, Col. Thomas IL Ich
OF MARYLAND William 4. Cook OF Washington, L. U: fcr'
rs of Iowa. Thomas W Conway OF New-Orleans. y us
cussion involving the coming elections in the various
States took place. Important action was taken IN re-
gard to the Union League in Washington Clty An I'm
portant report made from Florida showing the need
Tor thorough organization in the state. Gen. W. l.
Clark Of Texas made report from his state, showing
that a efficient organization exists under the Pres
dency of the Hon j. =. NewComb.
The address Of Gen. w. T. Clark was fun and complete
II showed that the militia bill in Texas would put
an lawlessncss and robbery now SO rife resO-
luton was adopted recommending that an election De
held in Texas this Fall. ,
Mr. Conway OF New Orleans made n vigorous speech,
depicting the Of affairs ia Louisiana, showing MAT
persistent efforts making 10 deceive ana seduce the
members of the Republican party, under specOus ana
fdse devices Of the Demo ratio party. $3.50
Gen. IttlChed Of Florida made brilliant speech on
the condition of the Republican party IN ms STATE, De
handing the active sympathy OF the Union men AT the
North for their brethren ia the South and showing mat
Union men, white and black were scarcely permitted 10
live III peace there.
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QUARANTINE TROUBLES AND THE CUSTOM
HOIQE.


HOUSE.
Application at the CustOmHouse elected the
information that a report the substance Of which is
given below and which had greatly excited the mercan
tile community engaged in business with the tropics
was entirely untrue. This report said to be the de-
cision of Solicitor Baneld Of the Treasury and is as fol-
lows: "a vessel from foreign port, bound to port OF
entry IN the United States, with her destined for
that port upon her manifest, change her destina
ton arriving within the waters Of the United States
The Secretary OF the Treasury has accordingly informed
the Collectors Of the Port OF NewYork anu Perth Am
boy this opinion concerned in by the Department.
and that he has instructed Collector Murphy Ia require
all vessels arriving within the Of his district from
foreign ports, destined with their cargOes for
New-YOrk TO proceed there, and thereafter TO make
due entry of the vessels aud CargOcs,
is required by law" For fifty years it
il has been the custom 10 allow vessels coming within
the Jurisdiction of this custOmes district TO proceed
sea- even after the ship had been duly entered at tho
Custom House. The merchants are pleased with the
contradiction Of the report and nater themselves that
Perth AmbOy still remains for them. Yesterday the
bark Caro- arrived at Perth AmbOy with cargo OF sugar.
and remaining at Quarantine IL suspected that Dr.
CarnOchan would make raid to take her away. The
Board of Health OF Perth Amboy, therefore, sent
armed posse board the bark to defend her against the
York Quarantine authorities, and will look after her
till she is discharged.
The following are Collector Murphy's latest appoint
ments: Wilson Bergman, to he StOreKeeper vice j. L.
WILSON, deceased, and Raphael Fdan, 10 be Special In
spectoF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30

CLOSING EXERCISES OF GRAND DIVISION 3 OF l.
The Grand Division of Eastern Newton
closed its exercises the camp ground ut Ratchogue
i. L. on Thursday evening. W. b. Palmer conducted llo
exercises and after brief Introductory speech he caed
unon Grand Worthy Patriarch Merritt, who responded
I'm few happy remarks in relation 10 the present con-
dition of the order OF the sons OF Tenperance. Mt
Jobn sherry complimented Suffolk County and 1ts ct
Zens Col williamson, NJ. A. Reed, W. H. Gurus, IT, W.
Bungay and others followed with short addresses
Yesterday n considerable number of representatives
with their wives and daughters rode in carriages 10 l9
Beach; others went on fishing excursion, ana sun
others remained in the tents where they made he most
ample provision for the entertainment of thor trends
The next quarterly meeting Of the Grand DIVISION VIII
be held IN this city the fourth wednesday III OcIOpcr
when officers will he elected Just after the aJourh
ment a telegraph dispatch received from the Granu
Division of Connecticut Offering brOthery congratua
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
rHE TIRsT DEFEAr oF me MUTUALs.

CLEVELAND, July 29.-The Mutual Club of
NewYork payedwh the professional Nine Of the Forest
City Club OF this place today and like the Haryards
week before they met with defeat The Haryard
not content with the result Of their first game played
second match, and the last resulted In victory
for cOllegeans. The Mutuals, however, having to
play to-day with the Red Stockings at Cincinnati could
not stay for second trial, and, therefore, the second
game Will not be played until the Forest City Nine visit
the East in August.
and the deepest interest manifested in the result
The Forest CITY nine were IN ne trim Tor play and had
with dead ball and became 4lllf Ri " lts USE The
dent OF victory and becoming rather anxious as TO the
result, failed TO play their usual uphill game; whereas
the Forest City nine having everything TO win and but
little TO lose, played with extraordinary ability. The
game opened with blank both Sides the field
Of the contestng being mp 10 the highest mark In
the second inning the Forest City nine were caught out
for blank 10y the NcwYorkers who secured their first
In the third inning the Cleveland nine got the
range OF NOterSs delivery and by some cACeeht Dat
ting and important error score OF four runs.
This advantage the Mutuas offset with score OF three,
obtained by aTood rally for the lead but their efforts
only resulted in tie score OF TO T. The
game now became intensely interesting and every
movement OF the players was watched WIN eager
utCrctDy the assemblage; indeed finer game OF ball
has tccn played IN this city than The contest Of To-
load applause greeting the fine catching o. the Forest
Tie MN inning, Ft"O hciuilIu GROUND hth me forcst
Gty,uc secured singc run aud she lead. for they again
sent their adycrsari's 10 the hcld without run Tho
excitement now became intense as u was evident mat
the game wOuld be model one In The sixth innings,
tnor 30 Tie cleveland boys tried hard Ia add 20 their
score thcy were retired for blank, which Kind office
they FOR their Now York friends The close 81
tc sixth inning left the score to- ~ favor Of Fost
CIV aud 'Hc crowd we're 90 fever ~ excitement at The
probability OF victory iJr tL local mine. IN ;nc seventh
inning D.t. nine adc run 20 t.Ir score, ,Au- pre-
serving the relative position Of the contestants.
Nov came 90 ti- OBJ, wal Tdc Mutual entered upon the
eighth inning .pis 80 10 inc result, bat sii hcdIng
finely: but Jy Some .II.iu hitting bY tAcr opponents,
tic !atteI added lOIc rl 90 t.cI score rrtHcd
tie Muuis ior b.aut, inaMgg to o. The '' innings
resulted In blank on ioth ti0cs, aud when the Ist
ON the Mutual side put out, and victory The
Cleveland men assured went hats and ciIye. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon HOtel-Sir James walker, boV-
ernor of Bermuda and Lady Walker. - AlDemaTle
Hocl-Baron Alyenseben, Secretary OF th9 rruSSt i~
Chance H. s. Consul at Nassau Gen. H. e. Wepp OF WIZ
consn the Hon. w p. Dencka OF Arkansas' anu OJl 4,
r Younp Missouri. === Hoffman IOuse-Gen. Il; ~
Starring Washington, and Lieut.. Commander Nelll,
s. NJ - Fifth-Avenue Hotel-C0l d. 1. Ca,flens III
Ohio and Col NJ l.. Bell OF Arkansas. - MeJIOpOlii-
tan uoteIJudge Cochran Of White Plains NJ l.; Leut'
Commander Rowland, y. ;; n, ana tn ne r hGI,
nov OF Kentucky. === BrevoOrt House, W. cheney
of Hartford and j. n Dalglish OF England. 80 Asior
Wonse-The lion r. c. Mccormick, Arizona; COMMANDER
r. p Luce u s. N: the Hon. III. Van Aernaui, frdnhn-
Vile n y; Col Ransom, U. s. A. and Mayor Fargo
nj Run1lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
GRAND TIE DEUM.

There will be a grand Ie Deam service In
St Patricks Cathedral tomorrow at 100 m IN hohor
Of the nromulcaton Of the dogma Of infallibity at
Rome The sermon will also relate to infallibity Hls
in contemplation to have a grand demonstration upon
the return of Archbishop McCloskey from Rome lie Is
expected TO arrive about the sh OF August but may DC
detained later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30

A theater has Just been completed in Lima,
Peru the frame work Of which made by Mr.. John j.
Briggs, Newark builder, and the architect Mr. Pro-
vOst, also Newark man. Mr.. j. A. Marquee, for
merry COnsuGenera from Peru in this country, in
tercsed III the construction Of the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
CHESS.

The second evenings play of the Summer
Tourney New-York Brooklyn will take place at the
rooms Of the Brooklyn Chess Club at o'clock 9nght
ici, ncies on tie inaugural All glt this occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
DEPARTURES.

Senator Sumner was at the Aston House yesterday ano
left for Boston last evening. Gov. Holman arrived II
the city yesterday morning. and left for Newport IN th'
aiternOOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
HOME NEWS.


pry,pxs2yestercay Friday, the 10Th, was fine
o H. after q a m. with cool and pleasant
breezes The sky generally overcast or yey co"dy
fro, ~ m to NO D. M rainy 1913 to $3.50 o. H.; ram
dentb 1IO0 of an inch; golden sunset. ,o. ,,.oo.
NoTE-2sth-From 10 D. M " IL, r,ss oru beayy
verv coudy 1888 To 12 raining, 10 to HAP very neayy
rail- 1890 to 1885 rain depth one nch ana 10 e ln5o
meals OF thunder al 1851 and i056i heavy peas iooz'
To- ar io.st IG552G very vivid lightning nj times
More rain ie during the two showers on the 2Sh 1haH
i'm Tho entire month Of either May or june IN lsi9 AZ
90 % Now York ON July 90. 10 inches OF rain fell III
b"nr on fhe occurrence OF water spout at Genoa III
LOO. Octnher .. 30 inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
HAYMAKERs VS.. UTICA

Troy, n. Y, July 29.-The game of base
bah played here to-day between the Haymakcrs OF this
city aud the Utica club resulted in the defeat Of the lat
ter by a score Of IS toS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
ATHLETIC VS.. RESOLUTE.

The match between these Brooklyn and
Elizabeth clubs yesterday the Union grounds proved
to be a very finely played game and close contest, az
will be by the appended score of runs each inning
lst a. ID. 4h 5b 9Th 9TH. 9Th 9th Total
H As.Sia'e Id : 2 Z Q S-h
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1a "a. 3D. 4h 5b 9Th. 9TH. 9th 9th Total
t Ass"is .:......S 3 ] 81
A,lontis; ........ 3 Q Q d
Umpre-Mr Wdey Mutual GLIB Time Of game hours and
IS minutes Left bases-Fr base By Atlantic Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
CAvNGS BANK and LIE A sSss1.ed sy ..


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b. ,, combination either Of the three gres. essentials OF me-
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Second, II II, .i, pot, to be, res, Mutual Eeonone .ou
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Budpey men officers Be insuranee companies ani SON" "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
OLYMPIC vs.. MARYLAND.

WASHINGTON, -. c., July 29.-The baseball
match between the Olympics of This city and the Mary
lands this afternoon resulted in victory for the former
the score being Oympics Is, Marylands l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30

sc ne OF exutng excitement ensued never before wit
essed In this city The OF innings IL as foows
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