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New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
ATLANTA VS.. YALE.

TINE POAT RACE ON LAKE sALT0NSrALL -
ATALANTA WINS BY NINE SECONDS
The Atalanta six-Oared crew of this city,
who stopped at New Haven, on the way 10 Springfield,
TO test their strength with the Sophomore Crew Of Yale
College gained in the race which took place yesterday
afternoon signal victory their antagonists The
Atalantas arrived at New Haven last Thursday Since
then they have pulled over the course several tunes
and have made the distance In less time
than they did during the The scene OF the contest
was Lake saltenstan beautiful sheet Of water with
cedar covered hills on one side and wdespreadng fields
on the other The lake. five miles distant from the city,
wac reach by special train the ShOr Line which.
about o'clock landed multitude OF passengers at the
spot The landscape highly picturesque, and those
who had the lake before were much struck
with te beauty.
large number Of carriages were on hand filed with
hrighaced occupants in whose eyes was easy to see
that the Yale boys the favorites. Many sought
places among the pines on sides Of the HILL and from
these aries surveyed the busy preparations Others
took up position along the shore under the cliff where
in momentary peril Of being overwhelmed by an ava
lanch Of stones disodged by the more ventursome
climbers they awaited the start Some, with toe dis
regard for the scorchng trudged along through the
fields and meadows follow far az their fayorte
crew. and add their encouragement or If need be- TO
offer in advance their consolation.
After delay OF over an hour the boats raised
upon the shoulders Of willing friends and carefully de-
posted in the water The boat Of the Ataantas, built
for the by George Roahr OF New York of white
pine feet long 30 inches broad and 81 inches deep
and weighed 1876 pounds. The baot used by the Yale
boys built by Thos Fearon Yonkers Of Spanish
cedar 80 feet in length 10 inches in width and 81 Inches
deep, and weighed pounds The names and weights
f.IIa
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A MOUNTED POLICE SQUAD ORGANIZED-DE-
LINQUENT POLICEMEN.

The Board of Police organized Mounted
Squad No l. yesterday, patrol Fifth Sixth and Sew
enth aves and to prevent fast driving Patroman Alex
ander Williams made Acting Sergeant, and placed
command Of the squad. The headquarters and stable
are in West Thirty yrstst, between Sixth and Seventh
aves The Board also ordered that police surgeons he
prohibited from receiving compensation other than their
salary for professional services rendered Police Head
quarters IN any OF the station.hOuses.
Commissioner ManieTe listened 10 63 complaints
against policemen, the majority OF which preferred
on trivial grounds. Bartholomew Gray foreman the
Metropolitan Stables, in Princest., complained that
while attending picnic at Jones's Wood on the evening
of June 49, he quarreled with OF the barenders
brutally clubsed by Capt Gunner and Officers Lam
brecht and Hamilton of the Nineteenth Precinct, and
that in the StatiOnH0us Sergeant Roberts plucked h
beard out by the roots. II was shown by several Wit
uesses that the complainant intoxicated. that he
struck his head against carTlagewheel ia attempting
escape arrest and violent in the Station House
that IL necessary TO use force while MS wound was
dressing. Complaint dismissed
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A DISHONEST OFFICEBOY.

The proprietor of a trade circular published
at No. Sc Beekmanst. recently made repeated com.
plants at the POsOce that valuable letters addressed
10 him were lost stolen. He intimated very plainly
that some person within the Office stealing them
Special Agent GaylOr investigated the case for
some days without success, but finally be-
came suspicious of the oficebOy, Thomas Price,
who carried letters to and from the mail The employer
pronounced the suspicion very unjust and refused TO
allow trap to be set for the detection Of the boy still
maintaining that the fault In the Post Office Mr..
Gaylor insisted however, having the number Of let
tiers received by given mail privately counted before
delivery the boy 1t found that he retained out
Of 20 letters that he received and destroyed them after
abstTactng the contents amounting TO about SO He
arrested last Saturday, and upon examination before
United States Commissioner yesterday, held for
trial II appears. upon inquiry the boy had been
employed without proper question to his antecedens,
and that his connections such lead strong
belief that he had been concerned in attempted burg
larry OH the premises in which he was employed.
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THE HEAT-rHREE CASES OF sUNsrRoKE.

The heat yesterday was very oppressive, and
the breeze from the Bay came In roasted puhs that
almost bisered the face. The mercury 10 $50 AT
p. M. aud midnight had fallen only from that point.
Three cases OF sunstroke-twO OF them fatawere re-
ported
Miles Wood Of No s97 KOseusco-st., Brooklyn, died
suddenly from the effects Of the heat.
John Bennett Of No. 95 ButlcT-St. sunstruck az
Court aud JOTaemOn-st Brooklyn, and sent 10 the
Long Island College Hospital.
John Armsby, q German, OF No 25 South Fifth-1t.,
Brooklyn. T.. D.. fell dead in his garden last evening
from the heat.
Business langllshed in Walst. yesterday under the
influence Of the unaccusomed Summer heat. The lead
Ing brokerA' Offices were as much deserted rs Washing
ton hotels in vacation. Men crushed" as little rs
pns4ble. The places where cooling drinks dispensed
tlIr Iuust thrJuged
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THE FREEDMAN's TRUST COMPANY CASE.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: AS many read in your paper of the
complaint by A. A. Bradley against Mr. Harris of the
Frcedman's Savings Bank who know nothing Of the
facts, allow meas trustee of the bank and friend of
its faithful officer and itselfto state them they
pear: On June g. Mr.. Bradley deposited with the bank
for collection draft Atlanta Ca for $3.50 and took
a receipt. On the 18th OF June lie applied for and re-
ceived the money surrenderDg the receipt Then keep
ing $50 he opened account with the bank depoiting
the $780, and taking Dassbook with that sum plainly
entered in II, IL then also entered in the bank
ledger, which have examined On the 23d OF June sN
days after the deposit he called with his passb0ok and
drew $50 which was then entered upon 1.-THE making
complaint On the LIST Of July he called again with his
book and drew tlb Then, suddenly. for the rst
time, he set the claim that June II he had de.
posted not 800 only, bnts As Mr. Bradley is lawyer
and State Senator OF Georgia. and read aud write,
strange that he should then first have discovered
the difference between $50 and tO0 with his
In his haDds during oil the period OF two weeks Alder
Mitchell sitting for the time In the place OF Justice
Coz, turned the matter TO the District Attorney
more seeust0SQed 10 such Investigations.
EDGAR KkTcuVn.
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NEW-,JERSEY

JERSEY CITY.-The School Census OF the
Fourth Assembly District is reported as follows; 29@
children in public schools $50 III private schools 5,4s
not attending any school total 6,6I2. Bridget MahoI
was severely injured internally by falling 40 feet from
tho secondstory window of No 32 South F1fth-st on
sunday Thomas Norton was arrested yesterday fol
attempting to stab Deputy Marshal Bailey ana an EN-
plOye with large KNIFE.
NEwARK-George W. Haler convicted OF grand
larceny yesterday, and sentenced TO one year IN @ te
state Prison. Geo. Dempeine, for same ohence, oe @
wear and six months. Eighty -One deaths we're ie
ported last week. including three from small pox =,
warrant was ssued,k last evening, ON complain, q,
Ioseph keenan, lad who disposing Of fragIu,
ieny obtained tickets for the Company's boatS im ~
Ncy-Jereey State Dental Association meets at u a, ~ M
to-day An address will he delivered by Dr. - - W.
ton OF Mount Holly Coroner Chase conmefh he re-
Thompson the swtch-tender, by whose neglect H' ,n
cent railroad disaster was caused to the County Sa'
Yesterday He will probably be released on pai, s nf
Rev Julian Ingle, temporary rector OF tnc .Ia,S
Pray yer has accepted a call from Westminster ! ha,
The Rev W. A. W. Maybin. the former rector, ,t % Tbe
appointed temporary chaplain at We5t ROM has baao
Rev Father Reilly, of St Psricks Cathedral naS al i
removed to the & new chapel oS ~ Ryersi driver
in the employ of b. Schwartz Co.. at nv o his horses
Canal, was seriously injured last eyehine y "'
backing "A heavy wagon into the Cana'
PArrRsos-The Managers OF the Paterson orphan
Asylum report receipts 1882 during tue p"1a Sdsa
s1Renditures ss9n6aSnse, a s1 OF the family Of John
Moler, who recently killed WINE az III 10 ~
peIioned the Board Of Ereehoders TO mprTSe
and enlarge the Passac county ~ Pasaetc Connry
Aos rerorted vestersy at 2e Of which about
sa 900 ~ N ~ re,I .stafe The valuation OF city property
was rcported nj $40 3Ol6 for real estate, ana <51sIU
for personal property
ATLANTIC CITY-Great excitement was eansed last
veninr hy the burning Of the large stables atac he'd Ia
Mr Ds1niss cottage, the property OF Joseph Borton
The wind was very strong and u was feared the hre
nuld eYtend TO the various hotels and cotagesn the
vicinity but through the exeriions OF the citizens and
yisitors il was checked. Loss from 81 200 10 81 500
u,tos HuI-yictor Nunisht committed suicide by
hanging himself tree IN Elysan Fields. Oh Sunday
His clothing saturated as TO excite suspicion thai
he had previously attempted to drown himself
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BROOKLYN.

Since june 1867, the u. s. Court, in Brook
Iyn, has declared G6l merchants bankrupt
The Board of Aldermen has decided that
unkmen shall carry six bells, each weigh Fix ounces
The Board of Aldermen has passed an ordi-
making it unlawful 10 throw old iron, crockery,
and glassware into the streets.
Silvi Mallard, who killed George Wilson, in
Grand-st., E. D., in December ast. was released by
Judge Tappen yesterday, in $500 bail.
The newly organized Mechanics and Mer-
chants Exchange Board of Trade added several new
members to its roll yesterday, and received subseIlp
tiOns amounting TO $500
The Street Commissioner has been authorized
to select two docks for oa in the Western and the
other in the Eastern District The contract for removing
the been awarded TO Edward Clark at $3.50 per
month.
During the heavy gale on Sunday night
four frame buildings, al Patchen and Gates
aves were blown down and totally demolished. The
owner, James Hall, estimates ha Ioss at S2OCO lhe
buildings were unOccupled.
An application was made at q Special Term OF
the Supreme Court yesterday for mandamus to compel
City Controller johnson TO pay Francis Swift sl7ssl,
the balance due him under contract with the City for
grading Sarkett-st from WashIugOD-aYe to the city
line. The defense claimed that swift obtained the CON
tract through a mistake. Decision reserved.
The cornerstone of the Episcopal Church of
the Good Shepherd, at McDonOughst and Stuyvesant-
ave- was laid yesterday afternoon, by Bishop Llelohn,
insisted by the Rev Henry b. ComWel Rector the Rev.
Dr. Paddock, and Others. Tho new ediilce Will De OF
wood deep by 80 feet wide and surmouuttd by
tower 90 feet high. The style of architecture Will be
Gothic, aud the total cost $1,000.
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THE TT RI.
TRoTrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

Two trOts took place Oh the Fleetwood
Park Course yesterday. The only of Importance wat
sweepstakes of 500, between b. Dauies's m Tupsv
in harness. o. A. Hckok's br. M Fanny Lee To wagon
and j. Doty's br. Lady Augusta to wagon mile heats
best three in five. The betting In Of TOPS, al
$50 for her against 500 for the field Topsy won tue f
heat and Fanny Lee the second the latter then heco.
ing the fsvOre at 800 10 SO The two next heats were
won by TOpsy to the surprise Of both her owner and
trainer, who had backed Fsuny Lee; the two last heats
being trOtted in faster time than the two first.
FLEETWOOD PARK July lSreesaLe: $3.50 mile heats, three
n I've.
g. Dsnes's b Topsv, .............1
q. A. Hickoks br N. Fanny Lee. I
j. Dotl's br u. Lads Augusta
Time-2:3tt, l:J7, AJj, GJJi
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS

AstOr House-Gen. William r. Sherman.
Y. s. A.. three daughters and son; senat or
Ferry OF Michigan, the Hon. John L. Thomas
sylyanig, Judge Yonng OF Prince Edward Island,
and W. q. Moorhead OF Philadelphia. Fifth Avenue
Hotel-Lieutien sheridan, u. g. A. Judge Bradley OF
the u s. Supreme Court, The Hon John A: Griswod OF
Erie Penn. and f. Carroll Brewster ir OF Pbadenhia
- Westminster HOTEL. Goday, Chilian Minister,
and Madame Garcia, wife OF the Argentine Min,
lister - Gilsey House-Inspect ectOr-Gen Mcouade
OF Gov. Hoffmans staff == st. Denis Hotel
The Rev. G. III. Chandler, Baltimore ===z- Brevoort
IIonse-Ex-Gov j. G.. Smith OF Vermont, George NJ Phil
man Of Chicago, j. G.. Holland CTimothy Ttcomb) and
e. s. Bushnell, New Haven. - St Nicholas Hotel
senator CLAYTON and Judge Ragand Of Arkansas and
A. Carnage OF Pittsburgh. - Albemarle Hotel
Count Cederstrahe onthe Swedish Legation. =- HoK
man House-(iep d. Vckers Of New-Jersey. == Ever
EFT House-The Rev. A. n. Stanley OF Trenton. -
Grand Central HoelFred. ID. Grant. son OF the PIesI
dent.
DEPARTURE.
Gov Hoffman arrived IN the city Yesterday morning
from Newport and left Immediately afterward ior New
mort.
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c>y THE PRESIDENT PARDON A BIGAsnsrt

re- me Razor of The Tribune.
SIR: viii You be kind enough to inform
one your daily renders and perhaps many more, how
the President 0 the United States came at all to have
the power of pardoning the bgam-t, C. c. Bowen, Of
south Carolina The District of Columbia has "A Terri
t0rial Constitution ANA the Governor thereof ought by
rule. 10 be vested with the power Of pardoning common
criminals sentenced by the courts OF the Territory.
Bgamy is a common crime. and In way Otense
against the United states. 80 and perhaps Others,
cannot make oft how the President could have legal
thUr 10 pardon IN this case unless there be special
clause that effect III the Constitution of the District
Netc York, July IL, 1871. ONE OF YOUR READEI.s.
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1oux scANXErL suRRExDERs HIMSELF

Capt. Cameron of the Eighteenth Precinct
hearing Yesterday that John scanne, who on the night
Of Sept 10 shot Tos Dcnohue suppoong him to be the
man who had ass,ssnated his brother Florence was at
the Bulls Head Hotel Thirl-ave, went thither aud
captured him without difficulty. scanneli had visited
Judge Garyin the morning, and bonds in 100000
10 appear for trial On learning this. superintendent
Kelso ordered Capt. Cameron to release him.
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iarse ana enthusiastic audience. The provrou,. =.
finca onGteo selections D from shakespeare ss, a
frequent applause. 'n were received Win
The fourth annual sharp sboo,;. 81,
OF the NewYork sehit1en Corps Msiar ,,' Io'''F"'
at Jones's Wood yesterday and VIII be ronyet =, .liee
this evening by an award OF prizes to tho bos -
men. The NewY0rk Schitzen Battalion ~, pesL marks-
Schiitzen Corps Capt. Young, two conn., tne ltitooen
drum corps Of the Goth Regiment formed a. hs and The
West Side. W tLo
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY II, 1871

dow of the second floor Of the adjoining house, NO %
Ninth-st Mr. Rettie was awakened by the noise, and
Hayene I'm attempting TO escape. fell from the window
into the yard and received Injuries which viii pr1oapy
RIrgIars entered the residence OF John f. UnderhilI
at No iOT East Twenty seyenthst early yesterany
while the family were absent In the country servant
WIN sep i'm the upper part OF the house, heard them
and gave an alarm The thieves escaped empty handed
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WEARY OF LIFE.

Israel Frank hfoid of No. 219 Grand-st. committed
suied- last evening by Jumping fom boat while
Jh horyus
Minnie French, an inmate Of n bagnio, No. III West
Thirty senped suicide last evening BY Shooting bers, IN the
sh hress with revolver, osasr ~ q dsngrrous wound.
VIM Fee aye ~. of No. "a Second ave, while in
ysseas masied hmssH Nth beIsvns
Hospltal
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LONG ISLAND.

FLUsmING.-The village has been sued fol
500 Tor rewards offered for the arIreheusion of crmi
mails.
RocKyuIF CgSTER.-Tbe troubles between the Con
ference and the Trustees of the NJ. f. Church, wicl
arose from the opposition OF the Older members 10 huid
ing a new church, have been amlcably adjusted. Two
new churches Will he bull one AT Pearsas Corners ana
the other this place. The old church VIII be used ol
rhurc purposes by each congregation All SUITS crln
nal or civil will he discontinued, and 10 attempt 10 ds
possess the Rev r. G. Conner Of the parsonage VIII pe
made.
RosIyN-The Office of Ben. Hicks, lumber and coal
detrr was entered on Saturday night, ana a attempt
made to blow open the safe but the bugaGh leu ucot
they attained their object. ,-,-.
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Theodore Alther, Swiss chemist, age 81, was
dead last sunday on the noor OF ms roo al NO
800 Broome-st. The body removed to the M0rgue,
where DR. Cushman made "a post-mortem examination
Yesterday and found that death had resulted from
poison Alther had been despondent for several
day- before his death consequence of lack o employ
..pt
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NEW-YORK CITY.


Music in TOmpkins- square at p. m.
Polar Star Lodge No. PAS, f. and A. NJ,
hold their fourth annual excursion Thursday, at Al
derney Park.
A recent attempt to obtain a pardon for
George W. Chadwick al Sing Sing has failed through
the refusal OF Judge Woodruff to sep the recommends
ton.
The receipts of the German Free School, in
Fourthst during the past year were sl2ess 81; ex-
penses sl 800 4s; balance s3S4s o. The average at
tendance was 662.
The street cars run off the track so fire.
quenty and much obstruction TO travel at the
from City Hasquare into Centerst as to suggest
the proprety OF applying preventive of some sort
Gen. Sherman arrived in town last night
with OF his children, whom he straghtway bundled
into an omnibus and carried around the city, in order
that they might see New-York by gaslght secretary
Boutwell, expected to arrive in the city to-day
The much needed repairs at the Pension
Office in the basement OF the House, are al ast
actually in progress. II s intended TO secure more hgn'
better ventilation, and room for seatng ana sh
tering the hundreds OF pensioners pnh'paiy "o'n'
who assemble there quarterly.
Gov. j. w. Stewart, Col. n. F. Walker, his
torian of the Vermont Brigade in tie shenandoah Val
lev and Jnan Scott the artist left this city yesterday
the Of the battle of the opequan In West Vr
gnia of which Mr. Scott to paint an historical picture
under a commission from the Vermont Legislature.
Fischer & Rittershaus of No. 90 Readest. offer
for sale patent for improvements in railroad switches
and signal apparatus moved by hydraulic pressure Inis
invention, just patented here and IN Europe is oi
great importance to railroads. as II makes the
ment Of switches impossibiity and avoids the en-
pOyment OF switchtenders
Postmaster Jones has not refused to grant
the vacations to the clerks and Others IN
the City Post Office, but has simply Informed them that
It doubtful whether their pay he continued during
their absence, question to this point having been
recently raised in the Office OF the PosnaSIer-1eheId
Postmaster Jones has advised those applying for leave
OF absence wait until the question SHAH have ceen
settled.
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ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED BY
.LIIL. EAII- AE Az EMEANkMLNI-

An cmbaukmcnt which laborers were at
work yesterday, SNtysixthst. and Thirdaye, cayed
IN and buried several OF them. John Haggery, age 80
Of No 5 Baayiast. died after he was taken ont
The other, escaped with slight injuries. except Jason T.
Hazard of No. DivsOnst, Who was removed {" Bele
ttaI nit
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PEDESTRIANISM.

There was considerable excitement in To-
ronto Oh Saturday at footrace between John schoes
the champion shoes OF Canada, and KerarouIne
thf celebrated Indian runner the Indian giving scholes
yards start in mile. The Indian was beaten Time.
four minutes a. seconds The opinion very freely
expre ss,.d that the Indian - gave away the race.
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HUDSON RIVER COvNTH

WHITE PLAINs.-The Hon. Clarkson n. rot
ter NJ c. has requested the Hon. owen Coffin, surro-
cate Of Westehester County the Hon saxton Smith Of
Putnam County and the Hon. A T. Sufern OF Rockiand
Connty 10 examine candidates for the eadeshp at West
Point The second panel OF 900 men summoned Tor Jury
duty i'm the BuckhOut trial exhausted Yesterday
only four additional jurors having been obtained, lndhhg
II In ALL The Court ordered third panel OF 200.
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BURGLARS FOILED.

Frederick Havenell, a German shoemaker,
living No l2a East Nintbst, entered the apartment
Of William RettE. calU yesterday. through rear win
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CANADIAN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

TORONTO, July 10.-The annual regatta of
the Canadian Yacht Club took place on Saturday There
was very light breeze, and the weather was unfayor-
able for large yachts The club rooms and balconies
crowded. The whole course was about 70 miles.
The following yachts started ia the for cenerboar
yachts Ina Gorilla, Gipsey, Restless, WideawRke and
Rapid. The winning buoy was passed a. follows: Co
ra, 81. Gipsey 3h 51tm.; Restless, ih im Wide
awake an. l5.u; the Gpsey winning hy time allowance
from the Gorilla by two minutes 10 seconds. The tHcr
for deepdraught yachts won by the GeIadue beat
ing the Kcstral and Glance.
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Isl. "a. 81. 9th Totals
atsos.....::... Aaaaaai...:,:..' ii d,
Umpire Mr. Pile Of the symsker Club Fr.t base by Al,
lAnic times Eetod IL times Runs esrDedAilane E.f
TO- Total tickling error.-Atlaatic y; kekioTd, II.
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HOME NEWS.
THR WRATURf

THB WEATHER
HKw.YoHE Honr Tier Bar Wind Hon, rts, s,, Hf,d
July 10 % 29ea NV. July l0-t 8so 20g1 N W
~ ~, 21U W.N W 8 f01 29N NNW
3 e3o 1888 NV II no 29s5 INV
RENARKs.-July 10 ls70-Thermomoter at 7 o. In no;
3 u. M, $50; lip. m, 75o
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Miss ii. l.. ID. Potter gave a series of read
ings last oyeninG Association Hall before panaaaiv
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BASEBALL.
ATLANTIC VS.. ECKFORD.

The game played yesterday by the Attain
tics and Eckords OF the poorest displays seen
the Union Grounds this season. The Eckiords won
by "A of s o as follows:
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~ 60 TO b. s. SQUIRE for Watches Jevelry
onds siyervare; be sells from iron safe tGr
therefore you save at No. iO4 Falion-st W stairs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and bean
u designs reliable Wsicies choice JrEtlTy sli sl,T-a Al
SSuIkEs. " Fultoasi New York. Diamonds s;eciaitJ.
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lhbnonueemenrs.I
BURNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS arc the 't,e

"a Word TO BATHERs!' The RUSSIAN CyApoa\
Barns Nos % ana 25 ESs Fyast ssrre.b ,,I
ing and Injurious in the c Hundreds Of bater ke s,geat,
and recommend them highly
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II nALLs VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RRNEWER
~ i o causing to retorn to i.s yoghisl color afd gc
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Victory for the Attlsntis by . seconds.
The Yale crew at once challenged the Ataautas to
row. July TO- the day following their race with Harvard
at Springfield. The challenge was instantly accepted
but upon investigation IL found that the Yale
could he got together, and the challenge was with
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11

DAITLE or DORKING lr-Al sorts of satircs
AZ surroNs EcEcrc CIRcrTr,Se I,,s.sI I99 ~, s,s..e
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INITIAL vs.. OLYMPICs.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The game between
the Mutuas and Olympics here to-day witnessed by
about 1000 people The weather intensely hot but
game PLAYED with great and lasted
The resulted IN favor OF the Olymplcs the
8cOre being 10 to Is, as follows: