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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

E>rAHL'sI'ED 1909
Er:OCH MORGAN'S SONS
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SAPlOl0
,ver any other arti,l. ever offered To- ths public
has been demonstrated by the wonderful popular
ny !, has attained within Tie brief year since
was first nnnufnciu fvd. Not les than
One Million Housekeepers
are to-day using sapolio In tai. aud other coun.
tries, nnd the demand u rapidly Increasing.
Hath brtc 4, rotten stone. acid and 1ye
are no longer a necessity IN the household, ,inse
Sapoiio docs the work ~ each and MI these, AMI
with iulcss labor and expense.
The ioihAing are a few Of ia. special uses
which SapOio u admirably adaptcdi
TO CLEAN without wciting carpets
or soiling the paint. Takca wet cloth, not
dripping, rub u over the cake OF sapolio
until IL il covered with n creamy lather, and
then miskly over tho pau. oi glass clean
otI and polish with dry cloth or chasiois To
remove ysrnish or dried paint will requirca
little extra rubbing.
TO CLEAN kNIvES-use your d.sh.oloth, rub II
on the sapolo. aud then rapidly over the
knives. THIS Will give abfilliaht and dura'
he polish, without scratching.
irttries-Rub the lamp ,loti, on the cas,
81 slpoio until well covered. and then
quickly over the surface Of the utohsil. ~
illprodncc alus're equal " not snpcHor'o
TO CLEAN PANT AND wOOD-wORK,-U.elSa.
Polio NJ above do not run too hari, anu
rinse with clotn IN clean water.
g0R HOUSE CLEANING ~ the great.
g., Nsluc Ia the saving ~ time, labor ana
tho wear of the ARTICLES cicansed. Try Il
once aud you will noN"rbe wthOutf.
fOR WASHING DISHES, Hath Tabs, risors,
Tables, etc ,-wherc soap Vas formerly used
SApoliO u invaluable; AMI ono. used. will
ncIerbo dispensed with.
REMOVES STAIN FROM MARBLE.
N TIM nOrs.-For all purpose. (cscep, wash.
ing clothes, TIN. ARIEL. l. convenient
economical aud reliable.
IN THE STORE-For polishing scales. measures
Tin, brass oIcoPper), kni'e', shears, etc.
IN THE SilOP-for cleaning, polishing and re-.
moyin. gums, oil, etc., nom machinery and
tools.
~ THE OffICE-Of the sugeon, dentist, civil
engineer, painter and cngra'er
~ ALL PLACES whore cleansing aud POLISH
Ing agent, ~ once oii-ctly", economical aud
harmless, IL required, our Sapolio, Viii
prove rs great superiority over all ether
substances.
FOk HAND WASliiNG-sapolio IL Just what every
printer, painter, photograph 2 or nna''hinl,t
needs II quickly removes aeiis, paint,
nh aud other stains from IA. hands, which
soap viii not toLch. II soli"ns the hands
audleay,- them sn0oth and white.
rRlCE--a few cents.
SOLD groccr' aud druggists |
Wholesale prpoir,
~ Warrington, ST., aud 10 oxford ST., !
Nsg York. LONDON.
Au..nic0dCms
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

Mcssss. !. A. jackson a CO .-D'H'l,uo en-
Having used glur Hon" Ni.sf % sen tie
sieD's uU o,h'r., 'Nntl ned thg ingredients u.,d
lu their comp ..tt.U, ! Uu satisfied f'.f, o.. .."
tom th"ifr1G'uuirt nothing ini'riofa. th", 1901"
the ho-t ha," ever tired. II team I,..slf' 90 %
II-,.mIl'ui ilu'I 20 1l ucrsnns t''.r't'. H''.'-
Ius lrcr-. ions I TEMPLE. VI. g..
Prot Mp"iIa Medic, and Therapeutic, Inmr.
pate e lllryc 81 --our
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

Michael Mcmahon and his wife, after living
since that time they haVo lived with each other jersey
City, and he treats her, she alleges shamefully His
answer and then had his wife for 80 days on
the charge OF drunk and disordery." She now COM
plains OF him for false imprisonment
Commissioner Tweed and Controller Con-
molly opened bids yesterday for Croton pipe of various
dianeters, and an aggregate length OF 65O feet The
bmnch and especial sastsr HnGw9 cnrveS in Wight
there were 10 be 20o tuns OF the first named 63 tuns Of
awarded to b. A. starr OF the Camden Iron Works for
pipe, and ssl a tun for the other kinds.
In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday
Justice shandley disposed OF Robert Farley,
j young lawyer stopping at the Astor House the
Of the livery department at that hotel and struck him in
the face. Farley sentenced t. pay fine OF $25 and
admonshed to preserve his temper In the future John
Eagan, No 65S Thrdaye., and caught In the act Of
stealing some fowls sent to The Pententary for six
months.
Louis Ammon, Company Clerk of A Com
pany, Permanent Party Governors Island left camp
Iacng TO assist him TO draw his nav 5O as Lcinr did
not speak English readily. After they had got the
Ammon absconded with all the money but s2 which he
left for Lacng 10 for lodging and breakfast Lacng
Amnon till Wednesday night, when ex-Poieeman fu,-
gado IA member Of the same regiment, met him,
caused ms arrest and yesterday he was returned to
Governors Island
John Riley, age TO- residing with his pa
rents at No. lj0 West ThiriysecOnd ST. kidnapped,
alleged on Tuesday afternoon by Sarah stwel, re
siding at No. 40 East Twentyeghthst. Miss stiliwcl
says that she found the little hoy crying bitterly at the
corner Of Broadway and twenty ninth ST. and that, be
longing TO the Home for Frendless Boys she thought she
would take him there for care. The boy resisted Miss
swell, and his cries attracted the attention of citizens
ana Oitccr Kelly, who arrested her. She brought
before Justice s6andcy the Jefferson Market Police
court yesterday, and placed und,r $500 ba answer
Tor trial AT the Special Sessions.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday commenced the
Investigation, at his occ in the civ Hall OF the case ~
Hugh Mccall, late resident Of No. 22l Cherrysi who
ucd III hrirVue Hospital from injuries received ON the
iJ'h ihst y being struck the head with m \ IN The
hhhds pi iHiilck Matthews. Mrs. Matthew's tctlhed
lhhl Mttil hh lnsultcd her. when her husband inter
fefcd ana struck him Mccall was very drunk when he
tlfuch h'i ana scarcely able 10 walk. Did her
husDiiu sflLe Mccall, she mt the lrustrnte
on the Moor and Mccall about Ia kick her. Tcsti-
mony agreeing with that of Mrs. Matthews was submit
tO-dA - ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
CRICKET.
NEw-YORK VS.. MANHATTAN.

The game between the first elevens of these
clubs yesterday, the grounds foot Of Ninth-st',
Hoboken was one-sided affair Neither club presented
their full strength. Among the absenees on the Manha
tan side were two bowlers; NewYork, however, was
strong in this respect The weather was excessively
warm. and making anything but pleasant
occupation Manhattan went to the bat first and before
they were disposed OF they had up score OF & OF
which Byron made q in good style. HOsf0rd played for
dozen creditably, and Fox defended his sumps well
the wckets though Cashmans bowling average was the
best. Smith made good catch, as, also, Greg and
ROgersOn. ,, r, =.
New-York was too sklful for Manhattan bowling The
first wicket did not fall until a. obtained When
the second wicket fell the S0 and when the
last Of the New-YOrkers went TO the bat, ana then
another wicket had fallen (NewYork had but ten mem
the stood at 49, leading the Manhattan score lC3
runs. The principal were made by ROgers0n last
wood and Higginson Rogerson was in for over an hour
for score of G Eastwood got of some hne leg hits one
for six was especially noticeable. Keller, eastman,
Lambert, and Gray bated well for double figures. Live
sey was the most successful in taking wickets, and Hos
ford marked his fine fielding with two excellent catches
While the reporter for THE TRIBUNE was taking notes IN
the clubhouse person took his watch from his vest
while IL hanging in the cubroom and failed TO re-
turn it, As the reporter, whose initials H. T." are on
the watch cannot without that article keep the correct
time Of the game OF base ball. cricket &c. II Is IN the IN
OF accuracy and outdoor spors that he asks nat
his property restored and questions asked The
score OF the game played is as follows
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
SOMETHING WRONG.

AS John Hays was turning from the BOwery
into Hesterst yesterday afternoon he accosted by
man in citizens clothes, who said. "Isnt your name
Hays and didn't you pick my pocket seven years ago ~
"My name is Hays but didn't pick your pocket seven
years ago." the reply "Yes you did," said the ap
parent citizen, and II it was night would kick the
head you. Here, stop! arrest you for drunkenness
and dOrderly conduct" With these words the took
pocemans badge out OF his pocket and clasping 1t
his coat seized hold OF Hays by the arm Hays although
brought before Alderman Welch at the Essex Market
Police Court where the captOr who proved to be officer
Curn of the Twenty ninth Precinct, of duty for day,
preferred charge Of disordery conduct against Hays
Fortunately for Hays there witnesses to his
yersatiOn with the officer, who testified in accordance
with the above facts Alderman Wech then addressed
the officer and said. "This think, is malicious charge
the man Is not drunk, neither from the evidence do
think he was disOrderly; you yourself provoked dis
lurbanee the prisoner is discharged"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

TRoTTING ON THE PATERSON COURSE, N. j.
trotting match between two rival stations
came of yesterday on the Paterson Course N. d. ior
4, oo aide mile heats best three In five, In harness
r1o oontestants were Mr.. Ackerman's Of Hackensack
back stallion and Mr. Hoppers bay stallion, both sons
Of Hambetonan, and both six x-year-clds There Nv was
the opportunity to "put money In his
and the sass Tno n pay sSa sen for
ay ally Va der vas sold for and charged as champagne
has been expressed fSI %paar ahs MEETINGS
te @ q a. nTohabIe that the hope will never be realized
miiar Management is TO control the Course In iutie
o"AA''
p.ryR.oS COURSE J-MAob e2ooo; mile hea" IN hstnf~
Uoppers stallion. Al.
Acksnnan's black stallion ....;''''''''" Guns
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
THE PATE OF A BOUNTY BROKER.

Early yesterday John ID. Lex, night-watch-
man, found the body Of James Reilly, vagrant IN
'front.' OF No. IS Desbrossesst and IL subsequently
removed 70 the LeOnsrdst. Police Station. During the
last years Of the Reilly associated with others
IN the bounty brokerage business AT Lafayette Hall and
o'0er places II is said that he concerned N the
poIn,y brokerage transaction whereby Mayor Cleveland
~ ~ ene aIthohes OF Jersey City swuded out Of
si1VoV, "nne the gulled recruits sent 10 Fort
lAaystte az and that his share these
ta snd rllhlM transactions netted 10 him, before
VINO ha1 sceumuated competency by furnishing sub
suues ne seemed 70 tink biz good fortune would last
ssssaSs ss ssS manner dissipation and gaming Soon all
A1H yeAss - has been ntsetable bumIaer" hauxlns
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
QUOTING,
A HANDICAP MATCH AT HoBoKEN.

Yesterday afternoon there was "a numerous
gathering OF Quot players the cosed grounds Of the
Hobokcn Quot Club, adjoining the Cricket field foot OF
Eeventh-st, the occasion being handicap match for
silver QUOT, presented by the Hoboken Club The match
was commenced with series OF games In which the con
tesiants were matched according 10 their recognized
strength players. MessrH. jas Smith, Andrew Fer
gisoD, MacgrcggOr, and Kelley giving Odds. The first
game was played between eight couples, and the winners
were Messrs. Smith. Kelley, Ferguson, Walker Eist
Wood, Quinn, Mcleod and Woods. In the second game
the above were matched together and In this
Elme Mcssfs. Smith, Kclloy Ferguson, and
walker came of the viciors. Smith and Walker
were then matched, aud Smith by Of a 49,
Ferguson and Kelly playing on the adjoining Rink Both
games were well played, but t1.t between Kelly and
rerguson was closely contested aud IL proved TO be the
pnett nsRlay Of the afternoon Ferguson winning by
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
COST OF AFRICAN COLONIZATION

To The Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The following statement will, think,
interest the readers Of THB TRIBUNE The receipts of
the American Colonization Society, from all sources to
January last, amounted to $32O5l o. The number Of
negroes coOnized by the Society is 1885 making the
average cost per capita only 2 95 including all the
Penses OF sustaining the institution And the result is
the establishment Of Christian Republic the OF
Africa containing population Of than 100000 peo-
pie and which has been recognized by formal treaty by
all the principal powers OF the earth IL Is safe chal
enge the world to produce another instance COLOMBIA
u0n where so great an amount OF good has been
plished with like expenditure.
the present number Of applicants for passage to Ii
IBERIA is about 100 The Society will send another ex
peduon lh NoVelhDer next. JOHN CIRCUIT,
Neic- York. Aug. 25, 1870 Sec Am Col Society
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Gov. Hoffman and the Rev.
George T. Rider of POughkeepse. - Fifth Avenue
Hotef-ExGov. Jewell Of Connecticut, the Hon ID. e.
Lttejohn Of Buffalo Cob j. NJ Aston OF Aaosms, Ra
8. Coleman House--Judge L. r.. Watts OF virginia,
and the Rev g. Leakin OF Baltimore q, Aso0r MoDl
treal Daniel ID. Kelly Of Boston, and the Rev. o. B'
Hutchinson OF Albany. - st. James Hotel-Adutaht,,
General Townsend and Inspector General McQuade OF
Gov Uoffman's staff. 60 Brevoort House-Lieut:
ThornbIll Of the British Navy, and II. X Pierson OF
Chicago = st. Nicholas HOtel-Gen. John W. AtKlh-
son m A: the Rev Thomas K Beecher OF Einira e1-
Msyor Bishop OF Cincinnati, the Hon. upson NJ C:'
OF Ohio the Rev F. L. Robbins OF anu Cap'
Sherwood Haywood Of North Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
THE MORRIS AND ESSEX ACCIDENT CORRECTION
| TO the EditOr OF The Tribune

SIR: report appears in this mornings TRIB-
Of the accident yesterday road at Roseyile
Station which, regret to say, is in many respects en-
trey incorrect and preiudcal to the interests this
road So far from the engine being completely smasbed
she almost entirely unn and resumes her place
on the same train tonight. The baggagecar, which
your report states badly broken was entirely nm
damaged and when placed the track in ess than two
hours after the runOf, was placed at in train
In no instance any person slightly injured
The passengers were placed in their own ears, which
were attached to passing train and dt ined bu
some 10 minutes The Bloomfield and MOntcair passen
gers were forwarded by $50 o'clock TO their destination
s ior the swltcman, he has been In employ at
tb same spot for Is gears and cannot account his
SIeiessress ear other than that IL mistake This Is
ls rst error during his term of service. He did NOT
leave ms post stated but remained and assisted To
remove te passengers and baggage BY correcting these
,luIs I'D youT report you Will much Obgc respectfully
9Vuis' III ni-. -, :. sCIIoCH, Superintendent.
dt D%.,o~are, % Ldckaudnnd, and Western Raroad Co.,
bOkeH, ". j., Aug. as, 1870 F ' 1io
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
IAR6R MOVEMENTS.

Lathers' Union, 40 9, OF BrGGaaiiyn, recently or
ane divided members secoHss SoTkmeu the
o receive - aud the latter 50 day.
Charles GuidOt, charged with violating the Eight
Hour law By making bis aborer hours ay examined
yesterday before Justice Riley. The adjourned I'LL this
morning.
The German workmen of the XIyth Assembly Dis
ct last night organized labor union according the rules laid down
BY the Cincinnati and committee Of apply
for charter and represent them at the Syracuse Convention
meeting of representatives of different trades
he last evening at No 9 Futon' Brook 70 consider the
EghtHom law The delegates reported their respective societies in
favor Of meeting and decided to hold on the 9th Of
September
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
Alderman Scott of Newark of the co,nn.i.

alderman scott OF Newark of the Committee
on Poor ana nls has met Committee of three frcc
holders w deviS means for providing for the Insane M
1le county VINO are crowded out OF the State Asyun
The plan proposed If 10 erect Temporary onsstp,
frame building on the Aims House grOunds which
be comfortable and convenient, and where The coopi
can DC done at the Aims House, sub-C Commtce il
meet 10 perfect the plan, and the insane nenri
OF the county now prevented from going 10 the
for lack of room will he provided for ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
THE EBOR HANDICAP.

. LONDON, Aug. 25.-The great Ebor Handicap
Stakes of 200 soyeregns added to sweepstakes OF 20
soyereigns each which run for yesterday at the
York August meeting was won by Mr.. J. Smiths D; n
Paganin by King OF Kent, out OF Melody Mr John.
stones b. c. Lord Hawthorn by Kettedrum. or King OF
Trumps out of Lady Alice Hawthorne, second MT. w.
Hudson's b. c. Torreador, by Pccador, out OF Stolen
Moments, third. ,,., u.
The York Cup value soveregns by subscription OF
10 each the surplus In specie with 100 soyer-
eigns added by the Race Committee for olds
was won to-day by Mr.. Launde's b. Agility, by AdVeh-
turer out OF Mandragora.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
PAssER OF COUNTERFEIT MONEY ARRESTED.
Satnrdau aftornnnn Col Whitley accnmna-

OdIUIudy dlUIIUUH OUI' W THVICy "CoVI'P"-
MED by OF the Secret Service detectives arrested a
the Greenpont ferry Bill Gurnay, Of the most no
torious showers Of the queer" in the United States
There found Gurney's person 5000 in counter
felt go bills the shoe and Leather Bank OF New York
James Bradshaw, native of Long Island, was also ar
rested with Quincy and had in his possession 800 OF the
same species Of wealth Guerney has served recently
term OF years in the State Prison BE Is feet inch in
hight lbs weight and years Of age The prison
locked up for safe keeping in the Secret Service
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
PROBABLE MURDER AT EXCELSIOR GROVE.

While a picnic party from Paterson was
spending the day Excelsior Grove near Yonkers yes
erday quarrel arose in the saloon attached to the
Park during which Herman Schweder the barkeeper was
mortaly stabbed. The matter was reported to the au-
thortes Jersey City, and upon the arrival OF the boat
containing the excursion party at Long Dock such or
those engaged in the fight could be identified were
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

The game between these Clubs at fremont
yesterday. which, 1t expected, would be rather
5nesided affair owing to the d.ahlad condition of Bird
SAIL proved TO be interesting, and the Mutuals had all
they desired TO do this warm weather to win. The
Unions presented experimental nine, that is in
and Austin at third The former had his eye injured in
the early part OF the game yet continued to play
throughout At the close OF the sixth innings the
stood TO- after which the Muuals added to their
and white washed their opponents. The score is
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
BASE BALL.
A DRAMATIC BALL MATCH.

very enjoyable contest took place yester-
day at One-hundred- -and-sixteenth-st. and sxthave
composed OF actors leading theaters. The game was
social affair and witnessed by number OF persons
for the most part connected with the theatrical pr0fes
sion Sides were chosen by Messrs owen Marlowe and
Sutton OF Wallacks and the Olympic Theater and the
williamson, lockwood, Quinan, Curran, Waldron, &c
Some good play was shown both sides, especially
double play In the sixth inning Sutton made the best
batting score OF bases hits the one sde and Quin
Ian on the other The score OF the innings is appended
Ia a. -. 4th. 9Th 9th. 7th 9Th 9th. Total
Mss'S.."..::ss saiiss - 10 8 Ia
Time 2:3
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

Magic heWIhsms and demaadet dhnfa rsdng "sppsef ~
the house. be The bartender and treated eosnpsn.s
disturbance h McWbams another par hots 4,
what the esn OF the when seruf
words sSssr her, Ard roeI her in the face The
Knocked down and beD and kicked nsnsb Ae Zegs hsf
with his ccmTads Mrs hsWisns renewed her
The oood people celebrate the proclamation Reen Amend
men the BIB o. September Hill The tvpod vey \.
soatng No deaths have been reported for dys although there
have been several ryee IN the
The Board Of Education hang invited architects. submit plan, or he
proposed hIth sfbooHouse
those submitted The building CON
Eleven prisoners jail awaiting l. bTo,h
ss,.mp, o ,n,ns
child named PsBng.n Wednsda, ,yensz
near the depot died Lat night -"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

aronnd the Fifth and Eighth Ward saloons @ "n
the charity Of whom be ab ssa wSs the re-
money In his more prosperous yd exposure Coroner
suit of continued lntemperance ana eApVe"'' ~
Rollins Will hold an inquest
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
Mutuals VS.. Haymaykers to-day.

Mutuals VS.. Haymaykers to-day.
Jewell has resigned from the Star Club, and
will reoin the Excesiors.
Flanly at the second base in the Mutual and
Excelsior match, put out II players and made three
double plays.
Rockford, H., has Baseball Club of mar
ried women. They recently played game with nine
unmarried women. Married. If not mated, won by a
score OF 30 10 g.
The Mutuals cOlored Club OF Washington,
are on tour, and in Western NewYOIk. They
have thus far game in which they played and
defeated one Club by score Of 20 too
The Forest City nine of Rockford are to play
the Atlantcs Of BeOit-a cOlOred Club-today TO-mOT
row they play the White Stockings, and Monday the
brooklyn Atlantic nine who will leave for Rockford
Tomorrow The Forest City nine will meet the Washing
ION olympic nine, composed of Eweil, Iecch Fox, HO
mmhgshead Norton Force, Glenn, BeIthrOng and Hay
Ihcy play the Nationals tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

The body of "a man, % or 80 years of Are
wiz found H. the Hudson River at Tvo YESTERDAY fhe
light paDtaoons gIay coat, white shirt and
gsiteJ shoes
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

..oro NJ a 10 49, This left Smith and Ferguson the Two
yctors I'm the handicap, but darkness coming on' no
soao nm,a was closed t finished by gasbght
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

REMApKB-Yesterday, the 18th, was hot sunshIny
day The sy was overcast very cloudy from $3.50 to
I:l6 o. m; cloudy at but little or slightly cloudy from
a. m. almost incessant distant lightning in the w. and
NJ from 1890 p. to TO- Such hot day does not occur
more than once In years thus late In August NOTE
24h-From 10 p. M to IL, overcast and very cloudy
rainy 1910 to lOl0. Aug. 25, 1907 a. , 7O'; p m
100 H. In. 73o
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
fAnbeunc>mentAl

The New York Stock Exchange offer a re-
ward Of $1,000 the murderer Of Mr. Nathan II hsy have N,
other vus friends they 'dysd TO take counsel from erp
their dwellings from burglars and mdng;
with BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPB. Ere eperepes
proves that will only property bat life 10 nosahs
using IL r. HoLnSs, 1Nunyrt
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

All kinds of Twine COrdage and Paper-
Net cash priees WILLARD HARVEY, 30 Broadway, NssYo
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Natures remedy for dsease v. H. ScEiEFpsrS
No. IT William St, Ne-iort
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

For SPONGE HMATTREssEs-CoOler Cheaper, and
Mors Durable hsrcor Centre and CsEsa FaENLL
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

Umpire J. Gram of the EckiOis. Time of game lass
The Tuttle g. Bailey nine defeated the Mon
auk nine yesterday The following Is the score by III
nings: - 49,
ICi5. s%1l.st : BAILEY. Q G-ss
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26

last night at the Columbia Clubhouse. is as foows
FIRST R,oE-sngle cu for the championship Of the Association
sRcoSD RACR-Four Dared she'll
THIRD RACE-SIoared gig.
FOURTH RACR-Bghtoared barge
PyrH BACE-Sir.oared shell. for the champion GAG.
The entries for the above races from the following
clubs: Atlantic, Guck Columbia, Vesper MUTUAL, Bea,
yerwck Hudson At the meeting letters were read from
several gentlemen offering prizes TO be contended i9r as
follows: The Hon. Thomas E. Stewart and smith E
Dane 500 for gold medals for the xoared gig races
and from James T. Nolan nine gold medals for the esh
Dared bar races These to be known the Wood.
bne Medals" j. w. SegamOn has also given gold
mounted marine glass; for the single scu champion race
The take place on the Hudson RVer opposite
Pleas ant Valley Sept. 8.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
FOREST CITY VS.. PASTIsrl

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-The game of base ball
between the Forest City OF Cleveland and Pasme OF
Baltimore Clubs resulted in victory for the former by
score Of 22 to IL.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-26
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