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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-19
The Parting OF Summer.

KhTtAuS "a
DY MRS. HEMANs.
Thou'rt bearing hence thy roses,
Glad summer; fare thee WE'LL
Thourt singing thy last melodies
In every wood and dell:
But ere the golden sunset
OF thy latest lingering dav,
o. tell me DER this checkered earth
How hast thou passed way2
Brightly, sweet summerl brightly
Thine hours have floated by
To the joyous birds the woodland boughs-
The rangers of the sky;
And % brightly M Il, midst the garden flowers
But how to human bosoms,
With all their hopes and fears,
And thoughts that make them eaglo wings
To pierce the unborn years?
Sweet summerl to tho captive
Thou hast flown in burning dreams
OF the woods with all their hopes and leaves
And the blue rejoicing streams.
To the wasted and the weary,
On the bed OF sickness bound:
In sweet delirious fantasies,
That changed with every sound;
To the sailor on the pillows,
In longings wild and vain,
For the gushing founts, and breezy hills,
And the homes Of earth again.
And unto me, glad summerl
How hast thou flown to me?
MY chainless footsteps naught have kept
~, From thy haunts OF song and glee.
In memories Of the dead
In shadows from troubled heart
Ger a sunny pathway shed;
In brief and sudden strivings
To fling o weight aside;
Midst these thy melodies have ceased,
And all thy roses diedl
But o, thou gentle summerl
If 1 greet thy flowers once more,
Bring me again the buoyancy
Wherewith my soul should soar.
Give me to hail thy sunshine
With song and spirit free;
Or in purer landthan this,
May our next meeting bel
A cobweb marriage is thus noticed by
one of our cotemporaries: Married, John
Cobb to Miss Kate Webb. Look out for
the little spiders"
''To Providence and Way Stations" "
was the inscription on sign placed over
the chapel door at Trinity College. It
was stolen from the railroad depot.
It is said that the connecting link be.
tween the animal and the vegetable is
hash.
"Can't we make your lover jealous,
We put our heads together
The horse is q curious feeder. He
eats better when he hasn't bit in his
mouth.
Many men are worth nothing, and
some are worthless.
Why is the sun like good loaf? Be-
cause it's light when it rises.
Dying for love-Coloring your nous
tache to please your sweetheart.
Double you, oh mani is woman.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-19
LIPPTAN,S
GREAT GERMAN BITTERS
MALARIoUs DISEASES GENERALL
FEMALES

FEMALES
Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS tho best tonic known for tho dieeaseeto
which they arc generally subject, and where
gentle stimulant is recommended.
SAVANNAH, March 16, 1870.
Messrs. Jacob Lipp,nan d Bro, iSdronnoh,
Ga.-GENTs: have before me your esteemed
letter OF the 14th inst, containing various
documents relative to your German Bitters."
After careful examination must confess
that your Bitters is really what you represent
1t to be, an old German recipe Of DR.. Mitch
erlich. of Berlin. Prussia. It will no doubt be
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is good preventive of
chills nd fever. I find it to be most de-
lightful and pleasant stomachic. I remain
yours truly, tSisned) AUG. P. WETTER.
KIRKLAND MILLS, GA, March 22, 1870.
Messrs. Jacob Lippn,on G Bro, Druggists,
SdcGnnuh, Ga.-GESTLEMEN: I have intro
duced your Great German Bittcrs here to nv
customers and friends, and find better sale
for it than any have ever kept before. Those
who have tried it approve of it very highly,
and do not hesitate in saying that it is far
superior in value to any other Bitters now in
use. Yours, respectfully, ". KIRKLAND.
Wholesale Agents for State Of South CARROLL
na-DOWIE, NOISE Il DAVIS, HENRY BIS.
CHOFF 4 CO., GLACIUS g. WITTF;, STEF-
FESS, WERNER & QUICKER, Charleton.
Depot in Columbia, S. c., at GEIGER &
McGREGOR'S, Druggists. June 1ylt
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Change Of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. r co
COMPANY SHors, N. c., August 20, 1870.
Gsas ME ON and after THURS
~ saS - s,iak@7ISg DAY. September /, 1870.
trains Will bo run over this Road in accordance
with the following timetable:
Trains East. Trains West
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Chariotte. ZOO m 740 m
Salisbury 9.34 p m $50 M 500 m S O5 a m
Grcensbo12 80 a m 1.15 m 1.1Oa m 200 m
Co: Shops 2.36 a m 90 nj 1O.49p m II .25 D M
Hiilsboro' Alb M AIS m 9.33 m 985 M
Haieigh. =. .6S2 nj TOO nj G.5S m 7.15 p M
GOldeboro so a M 500 pm
A Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Charlotte daily. at $50 p. m., and arrives at
6.3O a. M. ". II. GREEN, Mas Trans.
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BASEBALL.
THE TIE-GAME BETWEEN THE RED STOCKINGS
AND FOREST CITY OF ROCKFORD.

THE TIE-GAME BETWEEN THE RED STOCKINGS
AND FOREST CITY OF ROCKFORD.
At Rockford, H., on the 18th inst, the Red
Stockings and Forest City Clubs played an exciting
game the the close Of the ninth inning standing
s to lS The closing inning the interest To the
meeting and from The Chicago Tribune report is taken
a description OF I;
The tie was most plorously effected hut fatal error
prevented the victory. 1t done In this WISE Cone
sent grOunder straight TO Could when the la'tgr
mufed most ingoriousy, and the striker reached ms
first Addy struck safe 10 left and sent Gone 10 secoh
base Hastings took second on long stroke 10 center,
bringing Cone and Addy home. Tbs auspelous oegn-
ing made the crowd uproarious and when ne came IN
himself, by overthrow OF a. Wright 10 BrainaId, te
excitement was unparalleled. 1t required only hve 10
tie. then sent cOrker left and TOOK ms nrst
and secured his bag by the mu of Waterman, Barnes
occupying second Foley paHsed another gro9nqf y
slowly to sweasy the latter did not hold IT, and the run
ners reached their Ses then struck safe 10 rgh
Foley TO the third The crowd became wild with excite
ment All crowded in toward the foul line men ara
The umpire appealed the spectators to remain quiet
nothing could be heard The players PsTtoodk or the
to weaken stres became over-eontdent. and ran Tor
while Foley in from the third base and the crowd
set up another shout, like band of Choctaw Indians
and bent his fine physqne for third hit to center
field the yelling rivaled anything Of the kind out
more runs to tie Then Doyle sent cOrker to George
Wright which badly muffed by Gould Inc
Doyle to third, by an overthrow of Gould. Ono
more run to tie The furore increased If such thing
were possible Cone then tipped safe one right over
the head Of Could and brought In Doyle Inc famous
Reds tied only one was out and II was evident
the game belonged 10 Rockford but the country
lads confident and the deafenlng shouts Oh inc
crowd spoiled their game. Addy struck TO Waterman
and took first through mu Of the latter sending Cone
TO third The ball rolled down the right field apparently
out of reach started for the home plate but
was caught midway Barnes then struck short ny into
the hands of Waterman and the side went out for eight
runs leaving Hastings on the second 1t was then just
O'Clock and il thought impossible to play another
inning before dark and the game was declared draw
The following is the scOre
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1870

was an exciting one the boats changing positions twice
during the struggle. The Blue Wave was the winner
however reaching the home stake fourteen minutes II
advance of her competitor.
The Hudson Amateur Rowing Association
will meet In the Atlantic Boat Club House on Wednesday
evening next TO consider their recent invitation 70 the
London Rowing Club, and ~ fix day for the annual TO
gatta in September.
INTERNATIONAL ROWING MATCH AT CALAIS, Me-
The Providence Press reports boat race which
took place last week the st. Crox River between the
Of the st. Stephen, N. B., and Calais
Me-. rowing clubs The crews engaged had previously
rowed upon the 4th OF July for purse offered by inc
easily won With some circumstances connected Win
that race the English crew were dissatlsned ana iii
medately challenged the victorious crew 10 To"
them upon the morning OF the 7th over treer
mile course. The challenge was at once
accepted and the stakes deposited Previous 10 the race
there was great excitement and the betting was heavy
the odds being In favor Of the Calais crew. Az mo 9u
appointed for the the wharves on DoIn siueo
Of the river crowded with spectators The PROVINCE
men, confident Of victory had stationed cannon Opposite
present, the one prepared TO play " God save tne
Queen" the other Yankee Doodle should their %
lies come OF victorious. The English crew had Inc
best Of the start, and led the Americans 10 the
flag boat at which point they were three boat lengths
ahead. After rounding, the superior muscle anu enu
closed the gap between the two boats, then passed. anu
took the water from their competitors FROM that point
fhev continued to lead passed the winning line Two
boats lengths in advance, In 10 M u0u save tic
with energy although the strains were drowned D the
cheers Of the crowd The men conn rising the Aerlea
crew were Charles Davidson (,frOkel; John Whteneck
| 2); John Wallace ~; Geo Davidson DOW.
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The flooring of Schumer a. Co.'S brewery.
Nos and East Forty second st., caught fire from
heat under the boiler yesterday, and caused dam
age Of 500; fully insured
Patrick O'ROrke was arraigned before JUS
flee BKby yesterday on complaint OF his wife, who
charged him with abandoning herself and two children
in OJdet that he might live with Emma Harrison.
Michael Wolf was committed yesterday, by
Justice NcQuade OF the Harlem Police Court, charged
with stealing sewipgmachine worth s6S from Mr. Will
Jams Of No. LILO SecOnd-aye
At about o'clock yesterday afternoon
coored boy named Charles GlOster Ii years OF age re-
siding at No 80 Crosbyt while playing about the hatch
second floor OF the store of George r. Bellows
Coz No. Crosby fell through the hatch 10 the
first floor, and had his night leg fractured between the
knee and hipoin and had his head severely injured
He was sent 10 Bellevue
About $40 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a fire
broke out in the stables Of Robert II. Bedc No ll6i
West Fiftiethst and extended to the two adjoining
stables, Nos l16 aud 49, owned respectively by H. 4.
Archer and A. NJ. Jessup. Bcdels loss 81 600 in
surod Tor 1900 by the Atlantic Insurance Company.
Damags ~ Archers stable 81 o1 insured by the
Company Tor 5000, and JesauPs loss S20O0-jnsupBce
not escertaiDed. Cause OF the fiIe, unknown
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QUARANTINE.

CONFIRMATION FIXED By THE COMMISSIONER
MERCHANTS PROPOSE TO Invoke THE LAW,
IF NECESSARY.
Notwithstanding matters connected with
Quarantine appear pacd, after the recent outDurs
from the merchants and others more intimately con-
cerned there IS ow deep snoldering fire, ready TO be
kndIed into blaze at airy moment. 1t may be remem-
bored that some time since committee Of merchants
consisting Of the most prominent In the city was ap
pointed to confer with the Commissioners In regard TO
c, rtain alleged abuses In the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
charges for seyedoIagc, Tightening and the IKE. Inc
committee after several ,fors, met general board
consisting OF the Health Officer the Mayors of this city
md Brooklyn and the President Of the Board OF Alder
men Of this city, on the 5th Of July At that time
schedule Of prices, fixed by the Commissioners OF Quar-
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L4TEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
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Brig Juno Williams Port spain TnI,da9 10 DAYS d mn
Bng AmDrose Light Hggins Aqusia H. II o~' s"s" anu ~
Di Bns IN re Allen Allen Hew.BedfOrd.
Bhs Am Lindsey McAmcn H.bOrO n s. IL days plaster
s sSSr So l@ss tsr Bas.s windsor dss plaster
Sshr Typicls Gud6er, Ca, Island days pine apples
s s,Sf : p. ROOM RoSnson Robinson Gloucester 6sS
scaoosERs-HiVER sso co,srSrs R,;,.,.,nor.
sSss,aSS5 s s%y b Esss RRSstspor
~ p1 ~ nth Ei@SetSpca Deep Ever BlpbethUort
sY 9T' Psls Ei1i.Ss, n G.,,u.
W W. Wood Proviience he weIman Providence
f's sopcsen Providence Joseph Marshall Providence
,st si Psa. SsY S.@ss s'c BS%
" sl'f e. f Psi e sSrTisi SSs;.. cpe Ann
R Reading r so e. Norwich 4n PAIN. sl Is
d. EH ss, S Pc 1G1S Wv B.as
oM zssk Pal River sR Thomas Fiona b Eai River.
J GT s.t.erSaite. Norwich B.P Cabuds Bath.
ssfy fsnsson, RoeElsSd B, L. sherman, ROekpO Me.
Fd. ch sss as % seS.s SBs as. Rcd
Bengal ROctland.
One bark anchored in the Lower Bay:
SAILED.
De r Havana Va Nassau General Bsnes for sssanHah Saratoga
Ssr Norfolk, &c H.tteras, for Norfolk kc
WISD-sunset, light s. w, hasy.
DISASTERS
LONDON July -Shp Sarah NJ from Quebec for Hull repOrte
waerogged having had her sides in By ice
Fanny Atkinson 81 John n B. has arrived out with bs
Of her deckioad
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Mass July Aroived U. monitor Mantononah, ron
Charles Heath RoDdout bark Aberen
Ellsworth for Buenos Ayres
CHARLEsroS C. July -sad seh George H. Squire for Phia
depbis .
Ca July Cesred bark Blanche Howe, for Monte
ydeo for ORDERS steamship Herman Livingston tor Hewiorz
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOsDos July 1.-THE steamship 81 Andrew, from Quebec h
arrived Ouf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
A Choice Security.
MIDLANDBONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

great railroad which tbss securities sre bad mshns se@
progress or embraced m entire length from The ne'op
oils TO the City Oswego including the Auburn branch 100
already fully equipped and profitable operation won
bus vigorously pashed portions Of the hne and me h
pect,on the Company have least 100 m more 0pefaa'n oe
fore the close of the present sesson-
The portion Of operation, constituting ia ho0si~
section extends from @ osvesO to Sidney Plains nhe n
sees the Albany susquhsnna Railroad Ia local business Dy
large and the Company concluded contract With the Delaware
and Hudson Canal transporting coal Of that large and
corporation northern sections Of The State This val .oa s'p
"a the business profits the road that the Conpp
feel confident earnings without the Ad Of through
cannot b. less than per i entire which 100 per cent ID
,,ce az interest bonds For must be home mind that nc
us a, , bond. 10 strictly limited $4,000 mile Of snsssd road
v ,hu pos all The security the BOMBS Of Oldest and eess
roads The road completed will constitute one Of the great trunk
lines connecting City SewYOrk With Canada and The West
boer routes than any eIsng and IL entire coarse ''ug
fertile and popuoos districts fail to prove one Of the no IN
portant and estpaying roads In the Onoa-
RgHIyp THESE BONDS Is PAID-UP CAPITAL oFNBARIn
a. 600 OOO which affords ample guaranty Of he haAse hg1
Of the Company.
The popularity Of these bonds perfectly safe security bearing mo
highest rate Of interest the laws Of se"f0 PyAS
Cola Coin free OF kept the supply nearly
In, the recent early completion OF additional cooos h
time furnish supply, to which respectfully invite me
in the confident belief better security can be ona On
market -
Price par interest 10 Government" ana '
carrent securities taken in exchange
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yiley and Gen Duke are entered Climax has the call,
Banshee second favorite, and Marion third -,
For the quarter mile DASH there are ~ olt
Alta Vela Rapture Cricket Lady Peters, f1den9 i'
Mctaire, Connolly, Tasmania EdentOn, norton t i,1
BOaster, Gerald. and KiDgs Excuse vi tns ny ridei
ity colt next I'm estimation. ,.ho Io,
Mr. Swgert has sold Kinghsher, the winner " t tba
mont and Traycrs stake, to MT. A. belhoh'j ioi 'no
price IL IA said OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15

heat hat he Jumped fountain by the jail grounds 70 is BAN
Ryeon the movement and ordered him 70 cave bs
fountain refused then alleged sed cuo
and struck Psy powerful blow that the fell backEas o1
the nsenabe and conveyed TO the oou
physician attended 10 his injuries, which Wefe pohouno
serious
. ELIZABETH-A boy II years old was arrested
YESTERDAY Of Justice Purnan for burglary ne broe "
grocery and stole quite amount Of money and 'he s
He was bed for eIanansAsns
NEWARK-It il understood that Mayor Ricord
vii be bill Coendl directing that seath Broad %
paved With "A Young German named william KILLER wboss
home 10 spnnssdaVe senousy bnn By ne g'pk
.aslnS which standing The others
esugbt bed hmbers BY strength IN they were scns
The Rev Dr. Newark win deliver the ANIMAL sermon pc
Tor, The sonary Lyoeua Wesleyan University al MdeoNn
Conn ne SUNDAY The annual Commencement a. 81 NAYS
Academy ,ook place yesterday The audience, which Va hge
,4rtained with very interesting exercisea The gd mos
.s.rd A, ioows The 6rst presented Paul Flynn was Saaed
for ercelsnei the third presented By the Rev. ck OF onEe
wa. drawn m between NJ Mullen and NJ Qugey ne later nhg
The pse gold pen awarded NJ Brady for ne best
Catholic grand pcao on
August In Mchaers Hospital meeting TO pee nhBe
nens is 70 be evening Of the 18th Of this month
PATERSON.-Th public schools close today, for
vacation Of the schools have pnbe closing e
The annual Of prizes 10 the pupils OF 81 Agne'
Institute Ao OF the pupils e young
and ali made record school, The vas maze
McNu The prizes consisted oil soa msdA ""0H'
Of honor, gold pens, &c
SOUTH ORANGE.-Kate Smith, domestic en-
plod IN the family Mr. Fok ryngonst dropped kerosene amp
night when In the art Of lighting H. and Hs seVeep
burned Folk bed the time the accident threw
burning clothing the @ and probably saved her h
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PROMINENT ARRTvALs

Astor House-The Hon. Galusha A. Grow OF
Pennsylvania, the Hon Burt Van Horn Of Lockport n.
10, ~ PbIadelnhia Senator Hamin of Maine was at
the Isor yesterday and left for washington lat . eSe
ing - Metropolitan HoelCsenat9r Ja9op h1 Indge
BeTanit of louisiana - Hoffman HonseIJndge "
r. Ioring of Massachusetts, Gen TompEns OF btlnoIe
and eY-(ioy Gilpln OF Colorado = st. Nicholas Hote
The r. n Rousseau Of Kentuesy the HOB prescd
smith Of Raltimore 49, St. Denis Hotel-ProI: ". r.
King Of Iowa. - Brevoort House.George Mi Mn Tt
aya Uotel~l,en J. NJ COrse Of Chicago, Col. W. r.
sboaer ~ Wasne and Col TAFT OF the British army
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MUTUALs vs.. NATIONALS.
ATLANTIC VS.. REsoLUTE.

Whether it is misfortune or bad plsy which
attends the Resolutes in their games with the Atlancs
is not easily defined but certainty it is that the Reese
lutes appear the with extraordinary deficit
The of the series between these clubs played at
Waverley N j. about two months resulted IN row
OF cyphers for the Resoues, the Atantics making 10
runs. Yesterday the return game played and the
Resoutes for second time terribly defeated. On
this last occasion the Resoues out OF FORM and
the Atantcs took advantage Of this end thrhed them
accordingly. The game not well played on either
SIDE and should have been nearer and o. than the fig
given. Appended is the table Of outs and base
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At Hunters Point the Junior clubs. known a,
AQUATIC.
AQUATIC.
YACHTING AND ROWING IN ENGLAND.

1AJHIINT AND KUWINU IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 1.-The regatta of the Royal
Yorkshire Yacht Club took place to-day. Sir H. Bakers
yayl Aroset so tuns, in first. and j. Tempest's
cutter Surf tuns, second. The prize was awarded 10
the latter by allowance OF time for difference of tuDDage
A scuJling match off to-day the Thames
between Kelley and Sadler for R4OO The
Putney to MOrtlake. The betting was two To one on
Kelley az start Tut Sadler the match The
he
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
SECOND DAYS RACING AT AURORA, 0NT.-FoUL
RACING,
AURORA, Ont, July 1.-THE second days
racing over this course to day well attended. The
weather was pleasant and cool and the track in good
order Betting was rather heavier than the day pre-
cedng The sport was unhappily msrred by jockeytng
Trotung purse $50 go 70 second Tor horses mile heats three IN
A ? Lees b. Waterloo. ! a.,
{ Pse 'S cS1sT sc;: . dist
Tme222s; a:4o, a:Sgl; 2:4ii
fE' the int hest Mssepps took the lead rom end to
end, and won by dozen lengths, Johnny Moore being
crossed by Waterloo he Vas allowed to start for the
heat In this Mazeppa cast shoe and broke up badly
Moore being distanced In the next heat good race
@Tc % snG he raee the
fourth heat however he went to pieces at the quarter
py by sgq running that Maaeppa got inside the distance
but the judges ruled him out for running and awarded
! Jol sU ca SSf Pa an " $50 to second s third trms
ss1 weight for sss % ssr seven pounds
J. white. Nstte y Kenneth aged NJ i9s ~ dis.
" 0F'' S Raven by f f%. S S5i ~ lbs Ids s'a'
Betting 100 to 50 Nete the seld Raven second choice
The horses got away in close company, Nette Leading
rAe In this order they ran at slow pace to the mile
and half where Nette was length before John Bel,
who in turn far before Raven Here dog crossed
the track and Raven bolted Nettie then swerved IN
at each other Nettie leading home under pull by six
lengths The Judges distanced Nettie and Raven for
crossing and foul riding and declared all bets on giving
the Race to John Bell There good deal OF canor
and fighting over the decision .
Totng Purse OO $50 second for horses that never beat 2O
mile heats, harness
j. Milers b. b. Black Warrior.
M1llets b. Brown ll'''''''''''''''''''''''''"
b. h. AgtatOT
Time-2;4s 248i, 2;47i
Black Warrior the favOrite led all through eaeh neat
and trottng finely the race in three straight meats
Brown Bill being in each case good second Agtator
broke his suky and was dstaneed in the second heat
The last mile trot for farmers horses ana
won in 25ss by Mr. McCormacks Dominion, beating
two others after good race.
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BOATING.

A race between Mr. Robert Mason's sailboat
Blue Wave and the Lotus owned by James H. Nichols,
for s2OO a side, took place yesterday. The
from a stake AZ foot of Fortieths to East River to
stake boat of Fot Schuyler and return The contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15

E Ee,Slq, .:...::.a 9 3 9 ~
Umpre Gedney of the Union Club Time of game b@un
FUTILE & BAILEY VS.. SENECA.
These junior organizations played a very
close and handsome game yesterday at the Union
grounds. The T. d Il. by majority OF three runs.
ID Sd. 4ih. 5th. 9Th 9th. 9th. Total
Esss........SS Z Z 3 s--hh
At Hunters Point the junior clubs, known as
the Flyaway and MOntauk, played pretty and closely
contested game. the former winning by fol
lows:
lst d. ID. 9Th 5h 9Th 7tb. 9Th. 9th. Total
M Eya.ai......... ! : : ~
To-day, Eckford and Equity at Union ground
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For SPONGE MArTREssEs-Cooler Cheaper, anC
Nor. Durable thaa and Canssts A. d. FARELLs 20
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CHrTTrNANGo WHITE SULPHUR WATER cures
Dyspepsia Kidney Disease Rrna;ism and Scroful Sold by al
Drugs Dspo No. COnsgepse. r. HESRY Send Tor circular
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HOME NEWS.
TIB WEATHER
= -. IL r.. n. "a - Ham Thar

TIR WEAIHEh
NEv-YoRr HON.. Ther n,r. Wind Hour Tier Bar wind
JulyH ~ 29Gs w. " 800 800 o !" ~
90 S9S9a w .r a n $40 2sAsw.
Misunderstanding, Thursday, the lath, War q no.
day; sunshiny 10 D. m. The sky was slightly cloudy
from midnight very cloudy and cloudy 400 b 20
tbef1nometsr was highest at y. m, so on broadway
or less shaded from 70 s6o OF July a. 49, and
a. the I4th the hottest Note-lSth Iro ~ ~ ' W
"a, slightly cloudy. - -. ..
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II. n. SCUIRE's, o. Fulton-st., New York,
the best plaee 6ne DAsosDs choice JRr
ELRI and 5ILvERwAEE. Diamonds specially.