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QUOTING.

.,,r,ov.r OF w-IIIIAMsBURGH VS.. LONG ISLAND.
The quot grounds of the Natlonal C,ap ,-.s y.
wrlamsburgh on the corner OF Leonard anu No'.. y,
second ets Brooklyn, +. d., were yesterday o a.
an interesting trial Of skill between the experts y, no
National Club and the veteran Oh o and so the
acn1d grand ouoit match Of the season. Inere "aS
Iarge Gathering OF friends and admirers OF tG go,
TOOK Considerable interest In the game o ao W the
to cantans Joyce and Labon tossed 1Or tne eau.
Nationals were appointed to name two men Ior lne
zane and selected Messrs. Garvie and M0rr1son: ING
Veteran President OF the Long Island CuD mr katnWe
d Mr stayler were named their opponents, ana az
o.io % n m nlay was called, and the match commenced
The openng game was marked by some fine play by
Rothwe and sayler both scoring % dOuo9 IInT ,vas
credited with the first game by score OF Il " hot
well leading the score with IA points ,cr.
The second game was contested by Messrs McCuIougn
seaton Long Isand and as the Nationals presented
their strongest in this game, they came out the VIC
tors by OF 2 to 49, Mccullough leadlng the score
with i2 marked by two doubtless Seaon got 0, with two
game also occupied an hour. . ,,, .,
The third game brought forth Messrs BALDWIN ana
joyce and Messrs. Holden and Urls as ana
the latter being the "cracks OF the Long lsanu Cnp
they were the vctors by total OF 81 to Urs leang
with 49, Holden being credited with no less than thIee
doubtless tme Is minutes The game was the Dest Oh to
match. - 49,. oxs
Gallagher against Messrs. Eastwood and MitchelsOn
the "ends" at times being marked by winning casts
at least four or five inches from the NEST" Ihls game
also played In half an hour, GalaSler leaunB lno
score with IL, marked by doubles - ,-,
The last game was played between Messrs johnson
and Fcket and Labon and Mitchelson, and when tnis
game began, Long Island only led the Natlohais py
score OF 81 to 5 But the veterans soon ended the con-
test scoring a TO the Nationals Latham leading Win
q score Of II, marked by some good donDles'
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THE FIRE IN LONG ISLAND WOODS.

The fire which commenced in the woods near
Yank Long Island Tuesday, had not been extin-
gushed latest accounts last night. Close inspection
show the field burnt 10 have been at least 10000
extent. The fire yesterday burning east and west
from the original starting point On Wednesday night
the Fire Department Of Rivcrhead called out to pro
teot the place, but the wind changing saved them any
trouble. Much Of the territory burned over is worthless
especially that portion the chain of hills running
through the island. The scene from distance, when
the fire raging the top Of these hills, worth
witnessing. The district burned is still smOuderng and
the roads npassble. large part of the heavy tim
Der is worth $50 per acre. and man, who 80
had just refused $40 per for his timber The
loss probably s200000 will fall heavily the farmers
The rain yesterday afternoon with the aid OF the organ
ized fighting the fire, II expected would have
eXtinuished the flames during the night Part Of the
tract burned las hitherto escaped the which are 80
numerous the island during periods OF draught
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TO he crossed by bridges IS feet gpeS feet
Snes S behg ab NJ e ana central and
houses each side being lc ee s Ii add taxable
waTeSose property to the amount Of and VIII
secure the Ras5dg 6o which now is the case There
being difference in the tides Of one hour and !, thirty
mn M ,h Farmer IL high tide at the latter causing the
water as can be proved IN Winter Dy the Zee, 10 now
s the experiment OF the Atlantic Dock that II will
not freeze This will do away with all this Il is the the
with the other plans and specifications.
OPENING OF BIDS. ls.
Bids for building bridge spuyten-Duyvil Creek,
and for % jobs Of street paving building sewers curb
ing, etc, were opened yesterday by Commissioner
Tweed and Controller Connolly, but owing 10 the num-
Der OF bidders, full list OF awards VIII not be ready
until noon to-day.
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
At meeting of the Commissioners of Char
ites and Correction yesterday the resignation OF Capt
stetson Of the schooship Mercury was accepted The
contract for supplying the Lunatic Asylum with
heating apparatus awarded to the firm OF Geo. H.
Kitchen & Co. at sso5s The contract for roofing the
Fever Hospital with plastic slate was awarded 70
Van oTdeG CO. at eight cents sr tPs b ns Of the
Lunac Asylum was signed by the Presldent Ie ts
receipts for the past fortnight have been including tne
money paid by the Controller, N0O,6oI 20.
VIOLATION OF THE HEALTH LAW.
Kenneth Reid, Deputy Health Officer OF the
Port yesterday caused arrest of John f. Scott mas
ter OF the bark Contest for having violated the Hean
Laws. 1t charged that the prisoner removed MS
vessel, which had lately arrived from Rio Janelo' an III
tected mort from the anchorage at Lower Quarantine
without permission to Perth Amboy. The onehse ~ we m
committed ON July 16. The accused was heiu !" p"i "
$1,000.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday, wheh
Alderman Jerome appeared in his scat for the first e
The Board concurred with the AssistantAldernen I'D
amending the Corporation Manual resolution as origin
ally passed by the Aldermen so that instead OF the CiA
OF the Common Council receiving 1000 volumes OF tne
manual, that number will be divided, between
that Clerk and the Clerk OF the Board OF oh ,, As,
sstant Aldermen The Assistant resoIutons
relating TO the death of Rogers WERE
concurred in. resolution that the @ ,nes
through all the streets, pors, etc. was relerIea re 10
Special Committee. The Board then adourneu " ihiS
DAY next,
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.

ItsltIuHy HUIHIHU, as IHt PApTPsS tIIIH IIUIH
Hillside, due at Carstad at 757 nearing the latter
place, German PRESIDENT of Carlsad) by the name OF
Peter Neithardt attempted to the track at short
distance from the train, which he succeeded in DOING
and then Deckoned TO his Valentine boy 10 years
old TO do the same The boy, anxious to carry out the
request OF his father followed Immediately after, and
was caught by his right leg by the eOw-eatcher and
thrown into the ar several Beet and alS-d e lie cow
the boy removed but he died in about minutes. Ii
was found that his right leg and his ribs
broken ana that his head had been almost severed in
Two An inquest was held the body and the jury
returned verdict OF accidental DEATH but recommended
mat gates be erected at the crossing and signal
he placed there to warn persons OF the approach of
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BASEBALL.
THE DEFEAT OF THE ATHLETICS.

THE DEFEAT OF THE ATHLETICS.
No season has shown in so striking man
ner the uncertainties of the national game the present
one For instance the victory OF the Muuals the
White Stockings followed by the defeat OF the
els at Cleveland The latest instance Is the result of the
the Forest City Club OF Rockford the Green Stocking
Nine of that Club having defeated the oyer-conhdent
Philadelphans by score OF lb to 10.
THE RED STOCKING BASE BALL CLUB-THEIR
OPERATIONS FINANCIALLY.
The Red Stocking Base Ball Club held q
dent A. b. Champion. Secretary, J. p. Joyce, and
Director Tom smith, resigned. The resgnations were
made special order meeting 10 be held In two weeks
President Chrnpon reported the club out Of debt hav
ing cancelled an obligation OF $4,000 In four years. and
put 81 600 surplus in the treasury The profits OF the
last Eastern tour were s70Oo resolution requesting
the withdrawal OF the resgnatons passed with en-
thusiasm
HARvARDs VS.. NATIONALS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The Harvards of Cam
bridge played the Nationals OF Washington this after
noon The former won, the score being Harvards 80,
Nationals 10
The Olympic Club Of this city left to-day fer the West
They win play the Red stockings OF Cincinnati the White
Stockings Of Chicago the Forest City OF Rockford, aud
other noted clubs OF that section.
NOTE.
Several games appointed to be played yes
terday ON the principal ban grounds, were stopped by
the rain OF the afternoon, among them tho Atlantic and
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MERRICK CAMP MEETING.

Yesterday morning was the third day of the
camp meeting. Most of the Society in posi-
uon' ana large majority OF the families VINO have
tents are present feature Of the day was the large
number OF carriages which brought people from the
sounding villages The religious services very well
atehdeu AT the morning session the Rev. George Tay
ior pastor OF tho Flushing NJ. T.. Church. delivered
Impressive discourse from Acts ill., TO- In the afternoon
r. Church, preached and In the evening the Rev Mr.
Belden, congregational Minister from NewJersey A
sh shower IN the afternoon drove the people to their
tents but within 80 minutes all was clear and the air
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AQUATIC.
YACHTING NOTES.

The great yacht race for the Queens Cup,
that was won by the yacht America in 1851 is to take
place August Up to yesterday afternoon there were
"a yachts entered to compete for the prize All eyes on
the morning Of the 9Th will be turned toward the
Cambria, Dauntess, and America. One OF these three
Yachts is generally talked Of the probable winner
the America will win the Cup. She has not been
changed respect since she built and 1t is only
on Wednesday morning she had her hull scraped and
otherwise repaired that she presents main the
Dauntless has many champions, and they sanguine
that she will be the victor, contingent upon strong
breeze. The Ider, the property OF Thomas c. Durat
esq., favOrite, and her advocates predict that she
indeed the winner The Cambria it is thought will not
be successful, the route 10 he sailed will be in com
paratiyely smooth water and her build is calcu
lated for "heavy weather" The Cambria and her
owner Mr. Ashbury, have many friends in this country,
native and foreignbOrn.
The Dauntless and America were lowered into the
water yesterday morning from the screwdock foot of
Marketst., their hus having been completely cleaned
atey taken on and men set Immediately to work
cleanse them Of all distractions The Alarm Will only
seped clean OF all barnacles, but the 1der will be
pot leaded." large crowd OF visitors were around
regard their merits the Oldest seamen. The rain
coming about o'clock scattered the visitors but the
continued at their work, as they have but very little
time to spare, the Fleetwing Calypso, and Hacyon
are awaiting the attentions of the workmen.
The following official letter has been forwarded to Mr.
AshDury by the Secretary Of the NewYork Yacht Club:
oTFcE sEcREI.KI OF THE NEW YoRK Yacht CLUB
AsHBURY-Dear instructed by
the Amica" Cup their desire that
position the line formed for the that you feel disposed
The Club ground you assuming such
position on the morning Of the race Yours &C. MoRToS
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FATAL FIGHT IN THE FOURTH WARD.

Henry +. johnson and Patrick Grfien, after a
night OF carousing In the Fourth Ward, arrived early
yesterday morning at the corner OF Chambers and
SnerryIst Here the two men quarrcled when Griifen
h 1Vbnsoh seye blow the temple telling him
i,y oiky ~ tns pavement Grnen then turned and ran
aas nls escape successfully johnson carried In
an ambulance 10 the Centre st Hos pitu where he re
mained In an nsensibe condition Mi ay Yesterday and
early sst evening died.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brevoort House-COl. Phayre and Maj. Bell
Of the British Army.==Hofnan HOuse-Ex Senator
Doolittle Of WiscOnsin.-=St. Nicholas Hotel-Ihe
Hon ID. j. Morrel NJ. c., Pennsylvania; the Hon Nah
g. A.; and j. II. Devereaux, Cleyeland.=.C Clarendon
Hotel-Gen. Z. w. Serrell, U. 3. A-t1fth Avenue
McComb OF Delaware, j. D. Mcpherson OF Maryland
and Nathaniel Paige, Washington n.==Astor - HOUSE
and the Hon. w. II. Jackson, oston==Everet, h3use
Lieut. Commander Stirling, U. B. Navy; ana anu ~ o. w o.
Francis OF Alabama Isaac Ssson o. s. Consul az ata
zas; John f. McDonough philadelphia; Col NOUNS anu
Mai. Head U. s. Al and Judge Cochran OF "nte fiaih'
DEPARTURES. .,
The Hon Geo. NJ Robeson, Secretary OF Inc sasy, a .
senor Roberts, the Spanish Minister let tne c'y i0
Washington yesterday.
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Wv poARD OF ALDERMEN.
THE CENSUS.

The enumerators hard at work and the returns con-
tipue TO come in with dispatch The following are cor
rect returns of the various enumerators for the several
districts which have been sent In up to the present date
The first 40 complete returns, compiled by Marshal
sharpe have been forwarded to Washington, and one
half of the claims Of the enumeratOTs will now be PAID ON
AZ Marshals Office:
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THE DRAWBACK FRAUDS.

Richard b. Caldwell, one of the persons con-
Dected with the drawback Frauds yesterday offered
Hugh X. Mackay a surety on his bail bond. The bail
Is fixed at $4,000, and Caldwell proposes TO offer five
surees OF 5000 each The rest Will Justify next week
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FIRE IN JERSEY CITyIoss se ooo

fire broke out at about o'clock yesterday
afternoon in sommers oil refinery, in warrenst Jersey
CITY, resulting In loss OF about 1000 1t originated in
the ignition by some unknown means OF small quantity
OF oil That had leaked from one of the yats The build
.Esvsa Ing wcn & was oiwSod aud Of little value was de-
slowed In the building Forty barrels were saved the
remainder RENAL being burned The names continued until
ap0u Ocock ana nj one time seriously threatened the
adjoining sheds and Oil tanks The property fully
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,,,o, match on the Capitolne Grounds, TO- Iodsy s. e
Unions play the Eckfords On the oase '"'i
la CROSSE.
rup prNEFIT GAME.

The La ops match, to be played on. on sat- aao
prday on ths6hion Grounds, In on p,Soo,. Family
pase .ar.t,ng and exciting game giving the pub
o Chance to who esye ssss This
inst 10 pny I'm bas been the recipient very hanasomo
eS dag BY prominent o the Sreese for tho
it VIII on hbnTv of the Cambria VIII hoist tne nsB
tme, 1 ,hn zane foot race will take place between ne
hers Of the club.
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BARGAINS in WATCHES, JEwRLRY, and Su-
vpRvARk-J II. JoHssros RoBrSsoS. 10 Bowery -
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
DOMESTIC PORTS.


BoTos AHe. lArnye steamship onnial b<r
Paragon, from Eizabsbper-
WIlsIsGTos, Ang 4CeaIed, stesmshp wsshngtoo Sos
ssvasSAH Ca Aug ACeared eanshps Gen. Barnes for New
York; America for Baltimore.
CHaRLYsrox C., Aug A. Arrived steamship gayor from ptls
dephis sailed rsBger for Northern pot sr esbsrg
for Boston; J. H. stckney, for Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRISTOL Aug 1.-The steamship Iowa, from SsxYor has arrived
al this port.
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Mf. u. W. Dove then submitted a communication in
reference 10 improving the waterfront Ii Is plan for
connecilng Brooklyn with the city by two cause
rs proposed TO occupy the East River between
Coriears Hook and foot Of Broadst Old Slip making
two or three great basins with surrounding warehouses;
shs Sound to be kept the side Of the
docks. and accommodations TO be provided for
steamere ON the western side admitting vessels OF all
descriptions and sizes 10 through al high tides or
stated periods OF the day and night The wharyes and
plers are TO be faced with stone and Allied
&ith earth, making solid ground for buildings
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COURT CALRSn.p r..pu

.2JM I vfAsAL s.'soss-Psinek Reaney John Anderson
p n aq n"nss heGnih wm Lsre, robbery fTeienek
eSans Snn John Dune lOuoa as'u. and hauer
josn Buhe simon Bernard James CONWAY Michael Ward ssd
sS TesoI William Harvey and Louis Beat larceny the person
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COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB REGATTA.

Inc IOluihDh Doat CluD VIII Holu tle an
nual regatta tomorrow. There will be for the
champion belt and championship OF the Club. The en-
tries this twoJohn ONeil and Theodore Van
Radcn, the present champion There will also be be-
tween a the secondc class oarsmen for prize given
by the Club, the entries for this being q. ONe
John Logan, John Bogert, and c. Roof The festivities
OF the day will conclude with "Tub Race" for which
there are several entries The members OF the Club
hired the propeller Fort Lee to convey their friends
the course in order that they may witness the
from bcgiuniug 10 end
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TAnnouneemenn.l |
MIssIsQUoI SPRING WATER.


fresh supply this wonderful Water received the under
signed the original and only spring that has wrough, such
Cancer Bgs Disease nd all other diseases OF the
Kidneys virtues oshe MIsssquoI sPRsG WATER indoed by
the Of the medical faculty Thousands Of hopeless inva
restored to health by the this Water alone
JoHS T. HENRY, College place.
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THE SUBSCRIPTION TO MAJOR BACON.

In the report OF The OpenIng uays TdelHE,
was stated on an account of the accident to Lynch
burg that the turfnen present had generously started
subscription for his owner Major It. G. Bacon This
amounted to close 1900, and was handed 10 tue
Major who acknowledges the generous deed In the
following letter. addressed to Mr. X. W. Cameron, who
took the initiative in the good woEk. -
MONMOUTH PARE Aug 4, 1870.
offers: Permit gentlemen through
the columns Of me press my kndest thanks for
generosity bounfny upon by hrOer tumen at
circumstances, such an act OF
would have been du appreciated But coming It does 81
time misfortune has deprived OF the
Of the valuable horses and when for the last two
months prstrate you imagine the high esteem
generous Permit again gentlemen TO thank you
kindly Very respectfully, yours IHos u BACON.
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days past In the pine woods Rycrhead Long Island
The inhabitants becoming alarmed and large force
Of men turned yesterday 10 check the haes About
1900 acres have already been burned over.
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HOME NEWS.
TIIR WEATHER

xrv.y Yong Hour Ther Bar Wind. Hour Iner bsr WDa.
1's !; e Es;ssw0 Ss$ 00,f X K Sc ss$ sssE { {.
r,.nus -yesterdav Thursday the eth, was hot and
sntry from sunrise to q .. m. the sky was generally
overcast or very cloudy from midnight TO $40 p NJ
rain rainy s5 p M to sS "a. and .1s 70 10 1is s: X
a, depth on, half inch lightning at times E30 to $3.50;
heavy thunder peal ESQ violent Wind & gust, r.a ea ne
cloud scenery and at r. is od raw garabs
sky on next Sunday morning. the pian,es Saqfa san ba
Visible between the parallels OF so and ederees OF norh
latitude In this latitude on Saturday "srn reae e
the Moon) about ss The distance separating the moon
and the planet will diminish as they appear 10 move
toward the W. 8. w. horizon.
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VERMONT SPRING WATER.
gest remedy W. H. Agent
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The handsOmest Hat manufactured in this
city sold las well mae the KNOX Establishment No 22 Broad
way aud Our Emporium daily crowded
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For SPONGE EMATTRBssEs-Cooler, Cheaper and
No Centrc and caaast. D. acc
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Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
rrs wAREuocsE-wILLARD HARVEY 80 Broadway, Nerior.
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I ONG BRANCH RACES.
MONMOUTH PARK.
SATURDAY 9th August, at "A !. N, last dsy.
ne bes Of the meeting.
FIRST RACE
pnse paee-pah OF two miles eight hurdles So 70 ms
horse, q Ito second horse; 800 10 third horse
SECOND RACE.
Of the meeting the Restoration sss ien en~
tes +6 added making 90 70 be eonnded ioF enTe hea
THIRD RACE.
The Tweed Purse slOOO dash and half miles FOR ~ as
90 to MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE, No.
W aT Broadway Twenty hst There viii md all The
new all the standard works and so choee Ba-
rlish. French and Scotch stationery.
DOYNTON's FURNACES, RANGES, FIRE
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l. Co, 234 wster-st New YORK Send for Circular
MUSTARD DSEEDS-English, Trieste and Cali-
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.-C. ID. HAMMOND,
In NJ. D., go sOtst east Of Siaye His Book 10th ed oc
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MORRISTOWN, n. 1.-THE property belonging to
city under seizure satisfy judgment Of 81 100 obtained by M
JacobN Nanot.a.
WAYERLY, n. 1.-THE annual Stare Fair this
ompeeneSs before held 10
will be allowed ground
will permitted The Fair viii Sept 20
contnu fourd days
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supposED MALPRACTICE.

The returns for Ulster County show p
27O5; for Claverack, 3,673 Inhabitants.
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NEWARK.-Charles Seaton was committed to

prison yesterday charge obtaining under false Pes9'cs
The rife match Neweey for the Major Generals gold medal
will be held October young called at saloon and asked 70
bill changed The bill he presented counterfeit on the
National Poughkeep He arrested and
ea morning taken before United sstes Whitehead
committed him for trial default Of 5000 bail He his
W. Davidson and said he resided al No l40 Beeckerst N Y
left for james Cole sewing machine
his Newiok which time
him The nsurances the property de-
by enesay night 0O The nsurances
cted nlostly in New companies