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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07
NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The Board of Aldermen has
authorized the Street Committee to compel the Pavonls
Horse Railroad its track from South Second to
south Thirdst and to ascertain whether the Paterson
Plank Road Company rightfully maintains road aud
tollgate within city limits The Board also passed
resolution requiring the City Attorney to give an opinion
upon question OF the legal right OF the Board OF
Public Works support the out door poor The con
troyersy between the old and new Boards Of Chosen
Frechoiders In Hudson County has been settled by the
supreme Court al Trenton In favor Of the old Board The
Court held that the old Board was the only authorized
Board county; that II had the right TO trans
act nll business belonging TO Board OF Chosen Free
holders that old Board organized AT the proper time
and the new the day; that Charles j. Roe Is the
Clerk OF Board and that the Clerk Of the new Board
has claim upon the office. The Court did not deny 10
the three candidates receiving the highest number OF
votes i'm their district the right t. retain their seats ou
decided tha the old BOaul the proper authority 10
enforce it,. Isaac winters was seriously injured III
Varicl-st. yesterday. by falling 80 feet from scahou
NrwARk-ChRs Bailey, saloon keeper near the motifs
and Essex depot. assaulted yesterday morning. ~
lanes Sooman, bao ksnltH.. A Gefillhn was
run over aud instantly Killed the Morris ana hssek
Railroad Wednesday. Rockville. REMAINS Vi
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Toial...................................
Their victories include the following games


The attendance at their second contest with the Ceve
land nne On the Union Grounds. Brooklyn, large,
and ue fielding witnessed. The score at the close
of the third innings To In favor OF the Muuals,
but in the fifth innings their opponents took the lead by
a seore of 2tol In the next inning the Forest City
nine added one their but allowed the Mutuals
two rams IN tie seventh. which left the totals Ia
zach nine scored two the last innings elorIng the
game In favor OF The Cleveland nine. Tue umpire IN
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1R61ifyG If TOLEDO.

TOLEDO Ohio, July G.-The races to-day were
well attended. The three minute race was won by Ed
Foster of Albion, n Y, IN three straight heats, Time,
2s9 2S7. 239 Susan Of Cambridge City, Ind, took Sc
cond money and Slversdes OF OgdenSburg, n " third.
In the 29 race the first heat by Red Cloud OF
Edinburgh Ind time. 232i and the second by John Fee
OF Detroit, time, 1880 The race was postponed until
ross driver,
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WESTMINSTER. - The quarterly Methodls'
Conference will be held tomorrow on Monday morn
ing the Conference sermon will he preached by the Rev.
Mr. Merwin F. E.. .Granthal Ferris, who has been IN
sane for several years fell into the Westchester Creek
on Wednesday. His daughter and another lady at
tempted in vain To rescue him.
WHITE PLATNs.-The third trial OF Isaac Van Wart
Buckhout indicted for the murder OF his wife and Alfred
Kendall AZ sleepy Hollow Jan. L. 1870, was opened yes
terdAX. and q few lurNmen were Obtalned,
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BROOKLY.
DNO''hL ~
23l deaths last week, including

There were 23l deaths last week, including
eight from smallpox.
The county institutions at Flatbush contain
1906 inmates and the smallpox hospital 90 patients
During June the Eye and Ear Hospital
treated 1853 new patients and the Academy OF Eclectic
Medicine ll92.
Subscriptions amounting to 100000 have
hon obtained for a new ferry between the Eastern Dis
trict and New-YOrk.
The trustees of the Central Congregational
Church. in Ormondpace, the Rev. H. II scudder pastor
have decided to erect church that will seat 200 per
sons II will be 100 by 100 feet anu VIII DC cOhpe'eu
early next year. II will cost ss5,OO
The iron yacht constructed by the CONT
mental Iron Works Greenpoint for Wn II. Aspinwall
was launched yesterday afternoon in the presence OF
number of prominent yachment and shipbuilders The
dimcu sions are Length waterinc lO5 rect length
over ain 100 feet breadth OF BEAM Is feet depth OF
hold feet and draught of water, feet inches Inc
framework and floors composed OF IRON ana her eN
terior is panked with yellow pine and red cedar
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD NOTES.

A company has recently been formed, with
Thomas Wildwood of Brooklyn President, ana Daniel
Remsen Flushing, Vice President for the building OF
new railroad to be known as the North side Railroad of
Long Island The road will run from Wlamsburgh to
Orient Point with a view OF connecting with Boston
From Wihamsburgh 10 Richmond HILL Jamaica the
Company will Temporarily use the track of the south
side Railroad Company From the latter point the road
will branch running to the north side at the base
OF the ridge OF hills known the Hogs Back and will
pass through the principal villages on the north side OF
the Island At Orient Point ferry viii De established
to London the crossing at this point being 20 miles
From New London passenger, will take express trains
for Boston. By this route the distance from Newlork
to Orient Point will be l9 miles, and to Boston 25o
miles The run can he made in two hours less time
than by the shore Road and hour less than by the
Air Line. preliminary survey Of the route has been
made aud grading VII be begun Oh portions OF 'e rod
already surveyed IL Is claimed mat the ROAD can oe
built al a much less cost than any other road On the
Island, s~e--~~-~- o.,, q,
randy approaching completion. The greater portion OF
right Of way has been obtained ana trains are prom
iscd from Willow Tree Station 10 R0ckaWay 10y august l.
Work on the Central Railroad of Long Island II adyane-
ing rapidly Thousands of ties and over thousand t,
steel rails the piers al Hunter ROM, y
large il at work on the section between
Rocky Hill and Flushing. At Rocky Hill steam sn2Hel
Tie heavy cut will be worked night and day ana VIII
require about three months time Trains VIII prooaoS
he running from Long Island 'lty VIA flushiHb "
Gnnd nrogrcss r. also making in the grading of the Bay
Ridge and HcmpAcad Plain Railroad and the "93rk,
of aying the rsd rails the section already graded
viii soon commenced The grading ior ihe Gou ,h
eNcention of The crossing AT Beaver Pond Jamaica
Trains now the double track IRON Jaihiics 10
PrarsaIs Corner The survey for the extension o the
Huntington branch OF the Long Island Railroad 10 eX
tend through shutdown ~ Port Jefferson hhlsheu
Owing 10 a difference between the Directors OF the
shutdown and Port JeeISou Rairoad ana me Presl,
dent OF the Long Island RaiIQ9d ltue Is accomplished
toward the completion Of tGe road 's--.f;-,.,ea-~
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BURGLARS ARRESTED by MANNfNG's
ID PATENT WINDOW LOCK- For sale only at NEWMAN H.
CAPRONS, LIZ Broadway, n y
A CIRCULAR for Ladies and Gentlemens
n mailed free interesting facts and useful Enosdge for ALL
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SUNDAlYa,5SI!CCHHH00QStt BOOB BOOKS :; PM. Hons.
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HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER.

THB WEATHER. ..
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RENARKs.-July g. iS10-Tnermometer ut a. III, 72o;
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POETRY PERUSERS Byron, Moore, ct 1T ODlH0
gr at srrroN, LIBRARY, 10 Eat seyennihi
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ArALANrA VS.. YALE AND HARVARD.

The Atalanta boat crew left this city yester-
day. on their way threemile race with the Yale
crew on Lake saltonsall, New-Haven, next Mon
day Thence they will proceed to Ingleside near Spring
field Mass. where they to another three-nile
race with the Harvard crew, July 49,
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BASE-BALI.

FOREST CITY CLEVELAND VS.. MUTUAL
The Mutual Club sustained their sixth de-
feat yesterday. The list includes the following, all ex
cept the Eckford match counting against them for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07

AYERS CHERRY PECrORAL-The worlds great
remedy for Colds Coughs Consumption and all aheoas TIE Lungs
anI lHInlt.
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THIRD RACPL0ug Branch stakes, value : Coo two miles.
r. BabcOcks ch e. HelmhOd...
O Donneps ch. Judge Curtis
oughrsms b. T. by Mickey Free.......,.....'.....
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AQUATIC.
REGATTA on THE ST. LAWRENCE.

REGATTA on THE ST. LAWRENCE.
QUEBEC, July 6.-One of the finest regattas
ever sailed on the St Lawrence River took place yeser
day. There stif wind but all sailed without reef
ing tack The yachts rounded the winning buoy In the
following order: Shannon, Dauntless, Gauntlet, and
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Announcements

DI,NOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
fll rr71 Watches choice Jesey ad SFer"Afe' a.
SQuBE. y. EltoAs:. Nes.York. Diamonds sTtcaiV'
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The roolseling at Long Branch last evenIne, on the

races to-day. was as follows:
FIr.t race july pool sold Gen Buforls Eve
pounds 625; MDanes eloO Parks, l5 Sanfo, BOO
The ArnAric lnh Pm
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Time-2l6i.

The Monmouth Stakes for three-year-old FLIES only,
$50 each, play pay, with $1,000 added had elght run
ners out of the "a entries These saucebox Mary
Clark Nelly Ransom salina Marie Louise Anne Arundel
and Eastern star saina was the favorte against the
field, and, after brilliant and close finish with Mary
Clark she won by short half head Time, Gi3!
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

LONG BRANCH RACES-TIIIRD DAY-THE SELL
ING RACE WON BY IDAHO, TIE MONMOUTH
OAKS BY SALIVA, AND THE Long BRANCH
STAKFS ny upI uRoI n.
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direct violation Of the following rule, permitted the lat
ter part Of the game Ia he played In tue ram
mitch slA be nene ehen nan ltE anu ntVtf

shan play 10 any such game he continued aibi
The following is the score
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SycoSp R,CRThe Monmouth Oaks Stakes value 81 600 atte 70
Of 50 each for threeva old hes ne second 70
Bnfons Saina By Lexington. dam LghtsOme.
NJ A Lers f. MARY Clark. Lexington. dam Eagles z
JOHN DoHue Mary Louise by lhnng dam imp Sovereign
W COttrell ch SsuceboI by Star DAVIS dam skeiadlle
r. Babcocks ch Nelly Ransom by Jack Malone, dam Veper
Light
Olen Anne Arundel by Baltimore dam kae
D. j. CIoues b. f. by Lexington dam imp Ethan
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The Long Branch stakes for all ages value 1900, TO
carry 100 lbs two miles had entries and three runners
-Helmbold Judge Curtis and Mickey Free. II a
fine race between the two FIRST HelmJold winning In
3:l1l by two lengths
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
Debility and EmaciafiOn.

both result from the lack Of ability the food into
n0msn How necessary, then for those suffering rom
'nsse alarming symptoms TO Immediately resort to a remedy
'nA' VIII strengthen the stomach and digestive organs For
'0on snl Desirable object has been the health
improves and the patient his appearance
'se stomach Btsrs have attained worldwide popularity
cases aud have been the safest
removing constipation, tOning the stemach energy
" 'ns liver and relieving symptom
ospeAon OF spirits Its cheering and beneficial effects
n spoken Of by thousands who to it their restoration
ueS'n Nore'Oravs in the annals medicine attain
ns same popularity the short space Of
o'Ote 'ne public or has the
u" excellent tonic Many other preparations purportius
Dc eCrseVss and resorSVes have been and
ps.hed one By one while thA popularity Of Hoaetsrs
bt'ers continue to increase and reeoRnzed
household medicine. The which attends the
tue bers evinees at its virtues h all cases OF de-
H ana disease OF ths stomach Certificates almost wi
nave bsen published atssnE its truly miraculous
80 removing those painful and fearful diseases And Al
@s u seems idle TO do more than call attention tn th'
OF ihs age In order to awaken public attention tC
tes'nes 1t Ia the preparation Of the kind that
IN all cases. and therefore worthy the
Of the afflicted = -,
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
EERTILIzERS. --- DispropOrtiOnate

following in the United Agricultural Re-
for 1869 Professor s. W. johnson, in dated Apr
TO- 1866. reports the Connecticut Board Agriculture
samples Of sixteen different commercial fertilizers which
plea obtained in that State, and
the bags and barrel in the stores of dealers The object Of
these analyses to determine the commercial value
OF the fertilizers In question: (some Of which have attained
widespread reputation) basng the estimate the of the
active valuable ingredients obtained the
standard The selling prices Of the fertilizers
pies home made Superphosphae has selling price
affixed Another fertilizer of S6l52
ton against selling price $50 ton IN contrast to this
POudrette exhibited value of
against selling price OF S2S tom another of similar
brand value of only 1916 selling price OF
barrel The estimated value and the selling
Of the various ertAerS given in the following abe
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02

The Louisville Comier-.Journal is fighting
for the new departure in spite of the opposi-
tOn OF what it calls the Bourbons. 1t says
1t is firing into them instead of the radicals
because they (the Bourbons) will get in the way
and it is firing bullets, TOO
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02

The Sub Committee on Ku, Klux which has
been investigating affairs in South Carolina,
have returned to Washington. 1t is under
stood that the testimony taken by the sub
committee, and their personal experience of
the litter spirit of the whites, confirm the
previous reports Of terrorism in that State.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02

A Washington despatch states that while
our Government is not now engaged in any
effort to acquire Cuba, it will adhere to its
heretofore declared policy not to permit Cuba
to pass from the hands of Spain into those of
any other power than the United States.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
Worden e. Evans,
SmYrna, Delaware.

Whreeas certain persons are 0ndeavOrng TO prevent
us from making and selling our Siave Peach Basket,
by claiming Letters Patent, we publish, for the intOr
nation of all persons interested, the following emI
nent lega! opinion:
WAsHINGToN. D. G., May &C. 1871.
GenHemen:-We have examined Letters Patent No.
LOG COS. dated August Sd, 1870 granted to Richard
Mitchell. OF Smyrna, Delaware, and find Them TO be
for a trur basket made by the cOmbmA ton Ot inward
ly curved slaves A." lhckened be eled hoops "B,
and perforated dIsc-boltom. " D.. II Is the cOmb'nd
ton Of these three elements which constitute The
invention Ot MIR Mnchell.
You state 10 us thai the beveled hoops, perforated
disc-bOems in combination with slaves not lnwardlV
curved have been in common use since 1864 that
YOU are now, and have been for some time past,
engaged IN the manua acure Of fruit baskets made by
the combination of slaves not lnwardly curved,
thckened beycled hoops and perforated disc bottOms
such you say have been IN use for the past seven
wears, and that Mr.. Mitchell threatens TO prosecute
not only Yourselves for the manufacture OF such
baskets, but also all persons who may use them.
In regard 10 the subject OF nfring ement II ls well
settled that II infringement of a patent for
conlb unless all the essential paris OF it are
substantially initiated. See Bell VS.. Daniels, ct al.
let Ishers Palentcase, 372; Barrett Hall Nluss,
AL; In PrOaty Bugges Is Peters 1886. Chief
Justice Tanney, in speaking of combination patent
held The use OF two or three parts only, or OF Two
combined with third, which is substantially differ.
ent IN the form the Of its arrang emenI Is
not the thing patented IL IS not the same COmbna-
ton if substantially differs from II in any OF its
plrts"
| If Mr. Mitchell had invented not only the inwardy
curved slaves, but the beVeed hoops and perforated
disc. .booms and suffered the two last named to &c
into common for more than two years in cOmblna
ton with straight slaves. or slaves not lnwardly
curved his patent would avail hun nothing against
YOU See Section I, act OF Congress, 1889, SeciIoF
| 81 act OF 1870.
| We are of the opinion that the manufacture, sale
and use of the basket which you say you no y
making infringement Of MIR. MiIcheIrs Pateh
and can subject to liability for making, selling
or using them. -
GEO. p. FISHER,
i RICHARD HARRINGTON.
To Messrs. WORDEN a. EVANS,
SMYRNA DeIawate my3
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02

Lone BRANcH-lt is proposed to build a
landing and promenade in front of the Cont
mental Hotel, Long Branch, to extend 900 feet
into the sea- with head 100 feet wide and 200
feet long, and in addition to erect on the pier
reading rooms, elegant refreshment rooms, a
music pavilion, &c, calculated for 5000 peo.
pie. The benefits derived from such piers in
Europe are relied on to make the pier popular.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
Bricklayin~ and Plastering

The undersigned respectfully informs has friends Of
Smyrna. and vicinity that he is prepared 10 execute
all kinds OF work in the above business in a work.
manlIke manner. Contracts taken, and all kinds of
material furnished, if desired.
CFAS. II. HENDERSON,
Residence, Delaware ST., first door ab. Commerce.
REFERENCES:
Edward Beck John A. Cavender.
Z. Cooper. fe22 q. W. }. Taylor
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02

Mrs. BloOmer, the originator of the costume
for women which still bears her name, and one
of the pioneers, if not pioneer, in the woman 8
rights movement, is now said to be living qui-
ety, without either social or political ambition,
in rising Kansas town, engaged in attending
to large family and fOurlshing farm.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
A VAL UABLE FAR M
PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber hereby oilers and will sell Valua-
BILE Farm for a reasonable price, and on very easy
terms TO o responsible purchaser
The Farm lies directly upon the division line be
tween Delaware and Marylanh principally IN Queen
Anne's County of the latter State, about miles from
MiIingtO 5 from Sudersville. from kenIon aud
l2 miles from Smyrna; II is within few miles OF two
working railroads, which connect with the Delaware
Railroad. and is in a good and rapidly improving
neighb0rhOOd.
The tract adjons lands Of Major Black, John Clark,
James Guessf0d and others, and contains aboni 26O
Acres. of which, 100 acres Woodland. The
cleared land is in state of good improvement and
the Misunderstanding House Stables, Cribs, Sheds.
&C. we'll arranged for the complete working OF the
farm and all in good condition Amy person in search
of such properly NAV obtain bargain in this estate
The soil is naturally strong and good. admirably
adapted to the growth OF Fruits well as OF Gram
aud grass.
GEO. w. CUMMlNS.
SMYRNA Del, June lst, ls7I.-76m
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
s @ L U B l. E P ACl FL C
GUANo
IDNIDUOLelD [pAE0NSo

IDEIDUOI&ID PAI0NSs
No fertilizer introduced to the farmers Of tho Mid.
die and Southern States has given more general and
uniform satisfaction than this GuanO.
The trade it has steadily increased until the
Sumption throughout the country far
exceed that Of anV oher fertilizer.
The large capital involved IN ts production aff1rds
the sures guarantee to its continued excellence. Tho
company has far greater interest IN the permanence
OF It's trade than an, number OF custo can have
hence il the highest interest of the company put
their best fertilizers the market that their usual
ftcIItes aided by The best scientific ability, can
produce.
THIS guanO is sold at retail by local agents OF the
company throughout New Jersey. Delaware. Penn
sylvana aud the Southern States and al Who'll esale by
JOHN S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents for the Company
Liberal Discount to Dealers.
aug2 3m
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
ATTENTION !!
DRY GOODS.

5000 NEGATIVES Many of them of deceas-
ed persons Most of these made by my prede-
cessor, Mr.. Edwards, were saved from the fire;
and prints can be had as good as ever and
cheap if applied for soon, or they will be
DESTROYED. II. ii. BLAIR
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
Wesleyan Female College
WILMINGTON, DEL.

This Institution is recommended to parents who
wish TO place their daughters in a School in which
.hey will thorough instruction. careful super.
vision Of their health. manners and morals, under
pleasant and hOmeke influences at reasonable ex-
pense.
Fall Session will begin SEPTEMBER llth 1871
For Catalogues, or fuller information. address
REV. JOHN WILSON, A. NJ,
july19 3m President.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02

NV PLAQUE OF New YonK :" Ncr CTymThsr' Tor her
are 10000 teneli;ss = said fully half million of
1ss 5 H 9;, &C.,! ri ''&s & sss': S
them are huge humanity. There are 294,
dirt and festGiII;S Gv;Sg in such as these in New
600 persons according % to the report of the board
York city aTfU The death rate taking the average
of health. lis ;S seven per cent. per annum,
S s e $ ;i E IF ss ss:a
gendered Oy bey6nd calculation, 1t is proba-
the massw sSseven-tenths of all the crime commit.
be BE inaS n NsW sV York ciy-the murders and burg
' Included "9S il rbsSs 5a Of '9s dS.s
spring lIonl To tanements Gotham court, is being
one q omt o,t'' Upwards of 81 families 1884 per-
rooted roa5 out IN the one building, all huddled to-
so1Sl ,tSer LINZ in mass Of amazing filth and wretch
edneSs.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02

A1AsKA.-Where on this globe can we go
havond the omnipresent Yankee? Landing at
Sitka, we had walked but a short distance into
tbs d,s1' town when we reached the northern depot
Of Dr.. Ayrss medicines in full display among
the huts shanties and courts of these borsal
tribes There the familiar, homelike names of
his Cherry Pectoral, Pills, &c, salute US from
the exterior and interior of a store which shows
more business than its neighbors, and proves
that these simple but sure remedies are even
more necessary to savage life than to ourselves
where they visit every ireside. Correspondent
Aierand Journal.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02
THE, MARKETS .
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
MELVIN-HARRIS-In Wilmington July sjth. BY Rev Jas
H. Lghbourn. Lewis A Melvin OF Frederica to Hattie E.
Harris, OF Glasgow.
DEATHS.
MANNERING.-In this town inst. Walter. only
of VIM and Fannie MannerinE aged years and
J0NES-On the Ist nst in this Jennie daughter OF
Garrett and Hannah Jones. aged year and months.
Smyrna times., 1871-08-02

yJTon+o1 AGENTS, EVERYWHERE TO
wv d11UCd canvass for our great DOLLAR "a
per. fine $500 Steel Engraving given 10 every sub
scfib-r Extrao ordinary inducements. Address
Rug24t b. b. Russell. Boston, Mass.